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Tuesday,
Feb.
12
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Centre,
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p.m.
Election
of
Officers
and
Reports.
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
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VOL.
XLI,
No.
35
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
11,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
-1
I
r.
lira
ewarit
Airport
CI
!
rhirty-Tvo
Persons
fMjr
focr
in
London
For
Last
Time
Today
Killed
as
Eliza
Hit
Again
b
A.
Bereaved
Capital
Receives
Dead
Monarch
with
Solemn
Mourning
LONDON
(CP)
King
George
VI
returned
to
his
capital
today
for
the
last
time.
His
mourning
subjects
paid
homage
as
his
funeral
cortege
wound
through
Paid
Money
Umbrella
of
Death
lianncd
DC6
Crashes
Into
Apartment
in
Ill-Fated
New
Jersey
City
NEWARK,
New
Jersey
(CP)
Operation
of
tbe
huge
$.3,000,000
Newark
airport,
called
an
umbrella
of
death
over
nearby
Elizabeth,
shut
.
down
toslay
crowded
silent
hlnck
and
Durole
shrouded
streets.
"'Sir
,
ii
train,
bearing
Queen
Elizabeth
II
and
her
family,
KlIT
vl(
IQOS
edged
noiselessly
into
King's
Cross
in
a
downpour
of
;
I'V
i
after
a
third
air
crash
shot
the
total
death
toll
to
1
The
closure
order
came
even
before
a
National
Air
False
Pretences
Case
Against
Armstrong
Man
Being
Heard
rain
and
sleet
at
2:45
p.m.
after
private
funeral
service
at
Sandringham,
where
he
d'ed
Wednesday.
Despite
the
drenching,
thous-
-
lines
DC6
plane
sheared
into
a
52-family
apartm
anil
lined
the
thrca-mlle
route
s;0wly
across
the
platform
and
Prelinmaiv
hearing
of
a
false
to
Westminster
Hall
where
the
took
up
positions
just
behind
pretences
and
fraud
charge
in
house
in
Elizabeth
early
today,
Killing
at
It'
Doay
oi
me
laie
monarcn
m
ue
and
court
Friday
afternoon
mariogany
gun
green
police
1,.,1
fvirrlitpnino-
lightening
1
rporlpntu
esKlents
W
who
no
t
initdltnu
hrc
iti'lici
in
f-tnte
until
burial
at
Windsor
earriaue.
At
the
command
of
an
i
was
adjourned
until
this
after-
.persons,
Friday.
honor
guard
officer,
the
cortege
noon
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance.!
hWk
the
runways
with
their
bodies
Windows
all
along
the
route,
movod
out
past
thousands,
many
i
Charged
Is
Ronald
Edward1
Mayor
James
F.
Kirk
of
Eh.a-
Iran
Has
many
engaged
by
enterprising
0f
whom
had
waited
in
the
chill
:
Riley,
35,
of
Armstrong,
who
is
rental
agencies,
were
crowded
uAe
for
hours,
some
all
alleged
to
have
Obtained
a
cfcdck
and
many
spectators
on
the
through
the
night.
i
of
$860
64
under
false
pretences
'
streets
held
umbrellas.
six
bay
horses
of
the
King's
from
a
city
manufacturer's
ag-ent.
The
black-veiled
young
Queen,
tT(Mm
ot
Royaf
Horse
Artillery
I
Evidence
of
an
independent
I
K
I
A.
Z
,
beth
said
the
city,
could
no
longer
live
under
an
"umbrella
of
death."
"Newark
City
officials
joined
in
the
demand
to
closo
'.
the
airport
which
handles
an
average
of
3
560
passengers
and
273.970
pounds
of
freigilt
daily.
The
crippled
airliner
roared
.
down
into
an
apartment
hou.ie
T
MINISTERS
IN
GERMANY
Finance
Minister
Abbott
and
Justice
Minister
Garson,
left,
inspect
a
guard
formed
from
the
Royal
Highland
Regiment
of
Canada
during
in
visit
to
Canada's
27th
Brigade
at
Hannover,
Germany,
iCP
from-National
Dcfencei
j
now
head
of
the
Royal
Family
at
pUned
the
caisson
past
the
silent
,
logger
and
the
agent
was
to
the
;
fjj,
I
W
1
1
!25,
stood
by
as
Grenadier
thiongs.
effect
that
Riley
had
entered!
Guardsmen
lifted
the
oak
coffin
,
Heedless
of
wind
and
rain,
the
into
a
contract
to
take
out
cut
;
g
I
'
from
the
black
hearse
coach.
She
Duke
of
Edinburgh
doffed
his
hat
logs
from
the
woods
and
boom!
IOlllCS
'
was
pale
and
drawn
but
hiding;
and
walked
bareheaded
behind
1
them
for
$12
per
thousand
feet.
!
w
and
blew
up.
ited
States'
Greatest
her
grief.
the
gun
carriage
in
the
proces-
With
six
men
and
after
six
i
TFHRAN
(CP)
Tehran
radio
The
DC6,
disabled
by
eogm-:
i
iue
muuiw
cutauciu,
sion
as
ll
moved
lowara
wesi-
weeks,
still
no
worn
naa
Deea
.,,,,,!
Sundav
that,
an
anery
:
imki,
at
1
nno
fpt
in
th
fle
ii
Run-Off
Normal
Ace
Killed
in
Korea
:
Princess
Margaret,
Duke
of
Ed-
minster.
The
Duke
of
Gloucester
i
accomplished.
lmob
in
the
Ai'than
border
town
0l
the
midnight
sky
two
min-
inburgh
and
the
king's
brother,
bareheaded
too.
Behind
them
!
to
the
evi-
was
Then,
according
0
zabol
beheaded
the
provinrlal
utes
after
takin"
oft
from
New-Duke
of
Gloucester,
rode
from
trudged
black-coated
officials
of
'
dence,
Riley,
stating
he
had
taken
governor
and
three
of
ficals
Sat-
ark
nosed
over
and
iike
the
two
London
to
Sandringham
with
tht
Royal
Household.
$3,000
worth
of
logs
out
ready
urday
in
election
violence.
others
before
it
ntuned
into
the
!
the
Queen
In
her
limousine,
Just;
Tne
body
of
the
56-year-old
for
booming,
had
obtained
an
I
Troons
moved
in
to
clama
'.
,hih
it.oi
fr
th.-
KYO
(CP)
Major
George
A.
Davis,
greatest
d
States
jet
aces,
was
shot
down
over
Korea's
Dominion
Water
Branch
Does
Not
Predict
Floods
This
Year
;
behind
the
car
which
bore
the
monarch
lay
in
state
mid
simple
j
advance
check,
ostensibly
to
pay
j
aown
martial
law
on
the
area
amiliar
oncominr
scream,
coffin.
surroundings
of
the
country!
off
the
men-he
hired.
No
one
following
lynchings.
Twenty-eiht
of
63
persons
Dominion
Just
before
tne
r0'al
Party
church
of
St.
Mary
Magdalene
1
had
seen
him
then
until
two
it
is
believed
here
the
violence
aboard
the
Miami
bound
plan-,
ctrrrharl
frnrrt
f
hp
train
a
rnvnl
c
i.innV.r.
11
tViin
mrm
nrn
;
:
-
j
ti
i,
V.,,
,
Alley"
and
presumably
killed
Sunday,
after
VANCOUVER
j
down
two
more
Communist
MIG
15's
in
his
battle,
the
Far
East
Air
Force
announced
Water
Branc
at
OK"u
"
B
"CM
.
tamra
i'e"
three
of
me
lour
mcm-
h
in
a
nrelimlnary
V
Vr
I
V
.T
.
,
.
including
i
th'it
thP
snrlna
atlondant
in
top
hat
climbed
u
j
into
tng
to
enable
neighbors
to
pay
RCMP
arrested
hlra
at
Arm-
i
communist-
opponents
to
the
ber
lan
are
dfcld
or
missin"
tales
inai
me
spring
the
hearse
coach
and
placed
the
their
tribute.
strong
and
returned
with
himireeime
of
Premier
Mohammed.
,
,nr
,
,h.
at,
.n
mT.
i
survey,
estima
r
i..l
f-
...itU
I4n
V
fllljl
,
,..!
.
.
1
It,
,
,
H
nt,nrnv.
I..
.....
'
'"
Ul
V
run-off
this
year
should
be
average.
No
serious
floods
ara
predicted.
However,
there
will
be
iinpriixi
i,ivii
asm
,
sKirung
ouBpipes
buiiuiujt
acre
io
ice
ve
awit.
i
Mossaaegn.
1
house
residents
were
killed
Jewels
on
the
King's
casket.
bade
the
King
taiewell
at
Sand-
;
Before
the
hearing
began,
A.
j
other
despatches
said
two
:
The
Queen
and
women
of
her
rmtth-im
m
a
onn
rarriaae
took
i
Rrtire
Rrnwn
crown
counsel,
ask-
i
nutsnne
irillorl
anri
manv
another
survey
later
in
tne
ly
dld
not
walt
t0
follow
the
t!u
bnrlv
two
miles
over
country
ed
for
an
amendment
to
the
i
others
injured
at
Damghan,;
A
1-A
1
Hr-y
Seven
Die
in
War
Practice
Upnng.
,.
nrocessior.
in
Its
slow
progress
to
nearby
Wolferton
sta-
charge
Si
which
hrstated
exirlicit'
rrortheast
of
Teii
ran,
when
rlvai
id
a
lu'al
record
of
21
)t
dowii-ii
MIGs
and
.u
bombers
in
Korea
;
;i
Japanese
planes
In
i
World.
War.
Im"
Is
On
the
coast
and
the
western
lo
Westminster
but
left
at
once
tion
for
the
last
Journey
to
Lon-jdatc,
type
of
check
and
from
i
politicians
clashec
Saturday
Synopsis
pan
oi
ine
province
snow
coiiui-
by
limousine
tor
uucKingnam
don.
Every
station
along
tne
,
whom
it
had
been
obtained.
tions
are
about
normal
in
the
palace.
103-mile
route
to
London
was
Magistrate
Vance
ruled
down
mountains.
In
tne
easiein
pan
closed
r
-Seven!
HISH
PHFvaii.
PREVAILS
CAMP
DRUM.
N
Y
This
raised
the
unoiliclal
loll
,
Cooler
weather
is
in
pro.siKTt,
of
dead
In
Iran's
national
elec-
ror
British
Columbia
as
fresh
tions
to
at
least
31
among
tiie
pacific
air
begins
to
surge
over
higliest
ever
recordgd
in
thC:the
province.
Temperature
on
country's
always
violent
election
the
coast
today
will
be
several
history.
"
!
degrees
below
yesterday's
hihs.
oi
tne
province
mere
is
mine
objections
by
Defence
Counsel
Doug
Hogarth
when
Mr.
Brown
asked
complaiant.
Oscar
Dunlap,
to
attest
to
the
amended
charge.
;
Guardsmen
carried
the
casket
:
across
the
scarletcd
platform
to
the
horse
drawn
gun
carriage
Kerred
RCMP
Lauds
Mr.
Hogarth
contended
such
Tne
radio
report
said
tne
.am-
Tne
dr0p
jn
interior
tempera-
amid
a
hush.
M
Prime
Minister
Win-
action
inferred
laying
a
newiboi
mob
stormed
the
governor's
;
tures
will
not
be
feft
until
to
The
silence
was
broken
"iy
O
!-
w
I
f
hill
told
Parliament
information
and
complaint
and
"ce
in
a
6emonstration
of
morrow.
v
1
it
S
V
t.
,
h
4
Si.
J
.Ik
,
to,
'
hp
....
..
i-i
i
..
rii-v
I
-
HI
A.
v.Vi
i
sfrv
service
men
were
killed
Sunday
in
crashes
that
marred
the
army
air
force
winter
maneouvers
at
this
sprawling
encampment
in
northern
New
York.
Nlntcevn
others
were
Injured
in
the
full
scale
practice
warfare.
The
crash
of
a
twin-engined
Air
Force
plane
took
four
lives.
by
the
escape
of
steam
from
the
Teachers
In
Full
Strike
it
the
Commonwealth
protest
against
the
newly-ap
Some
clearing
will
take
pltice
pn
lcrred
to
be
called
pointed
election
supervisors,
;
royal
engine
and
commands
of
f
!
i
officers
of
Navy,
Army,
Air
Force
;
C
ST
I
flQ
IQ
flS
'
'
to
guards
of
honor
standing
by.
i
on
the
coast
today
but
for
the
most
part
coastal
weather
will
vornair,
chdWPrv
TllPfP
U.'ill
llP
hii
than
"Domin-
Hcaim"
Is
favored
bv
ni.-tcr
SI.
Laurent
of
Scotia
The
Dukes
of
Edinburgh
and
:
HALIFAX
(CP)
Nova
VICTORIA
p,British
Colum-,choo,
tchers'
deniands
for
.hK5;
llTToZ
tr
have
threatened
to
.
"
Jr,P
higher
wages
-
-
-
v
Speeding
Up
on
Cargo
Handling
lew
snowers
in
uic
uut?m'i
uu.s
afternoon
but
considerable
sunshine
is
foreseen
for
Tuesday.
'
Forecast
j
Three
airmen
were
killed
when
a
r-4fi
Curtis
Commando
plum-
therefore,
a
breach
of
procedure.
COMPLAINANT
Oscar
Dunlap
told
the
court
he
had
agreed
verbally
with
Riley
to
pay
him
$12
a
thousand
feet
for
logs
hauled
out
o
fthe
woods
and
boomed.
Even
though
Riley
had
hired
six
men
and
had
worked
"off
and
on"
for
six
weeks,
no
logs
had
been
boomed.
"I
was
to
pay
him
after
the
booms
were
scaled."
testified
To
facilitate
freight
handling
i
North
coast
region
Cloudy
'
nu'ied
to
the
ground
immediately
'
mushroom
into
the
first
prov-!
afu-r
taking
off
from
the
Wheel-
n,P.widp
strike
of
its
kind
i.i
Reds
Fire
on
m
at
er-Sack
airfield
with
32
para-
r
'dlan
hislorv
j
haviour
since
the
province
re-;
laxed
its
liquor
restrictions
1
against
them
last
December.
There
was
a
brief
period
of
I
trouble
following
lifting
of
legal
1.
,V.nl
i.,a,rantnn
tlso
Tn
m
u.e
mu
.Uu...c
v.-
troopers
Tf,nf,hrs-
Union
on
Sat
ln
this
port.
Union
Steamships
with
widely
scattered
showers
to-are
inaugurating
the
"palette;
day
and
Tuesday.
Clear
periods
fccard"
system
of
transferring
!
over
the
outer
islands
tonight
freight
from
vessal
to
dock.
land
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
Widely
used
in
Vancouver
and
'
temperature.
Winds
westerly
:I
British
Ship
j
vision
aboard.
,
,
.
.
..
,
,
voted
to
strike
on
a
p;o
fj
The
fouith
died
several
hours
urday
vincial
basis
to
enforce
dcmancU;
;
.
ririnkln
ln
beer
t
American
ports,
principal
feature1
(20i
today
and
southerly
(15
to
Dunlap,
who
operates
a
small
logging
operation
at
Crow
Lake,
near
Khutzamateen.
if
later
in
camp
hospital.
mJfJ
IT
!
Two
were
killed
in
a
collision
'
i
between
a
New
York
Central
rail
ot
the
system
is
less
manual
handling.
"We
feel
we
may
re-
Herbert
F.
Glassey,
manufac
morrow.
Lows
tonight
and
niRhs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand-spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
32
and
42.
steamer
Allowed
to
rrocecu
-
-
,
.
x.in,
-,
lor
better
pay.
I
(parlors.
In
Cape
Breton
243
rural
:
Allcr
tan!'0!,,
r'Q
id
Shortly
before
Christmas,
the
teachers
walked
out
11
days
aso.'!
HCNO
KONG
(CP)
Armed
(
RCMP
made
mass
arrests
for
!
pirates
attacked
the
3.50a-ton
druhkenness.
at
Williams
Lake
I
British
steamer
Wing
Sang
off
I
and
Smithers.
;r;;.Virr";.,;nt
duce
breakage
claims
in
half
by
ns
Killcil
in
Crash
road
train
and
a
troop-ioaaea
truck
at
a
grade
crossing.
Five
were
injured
in
this
accident.
l
Mia
Sundav
'
thls
systera'"
saYs
Frank
Skinner,
o
Dunlap
said
Riley
had
ap-
nrnahaH
Viltvt
nntnhPr
7il
flSKlniT
:
"f"".t
"ts.-u
-.v.-.
...
YT
1!1A
-.
Gerrv
Ralph,
an
One
paratrooper
was
icmeu
taken
out
of
ships'
holds,
loaded
!
TIDES
-
-
on
boards
which
sit
several
tn-
j
and
nlne
0lher
Pa
1(1
Hi
Victor!.,
i.toria
Flvlnn
Flying
rttth
club
lumP
,HS
t
suUmd
Jump
injuries.
1
Ins
passenger,
Fred
for
money.
"Riley
told
me
he
had
$3,000
worth
of
logs
taken
out,
three
sections
boomed
up
and
the
rest
Air
Fares
to
Europe
Lower
the
China
coast
today
and
heid
j
The
Minister
of
Labor,
John
a
United
States
diplomat
and
,
Cates,
who
has
charge
of
Indian
British
master
for
$10,000
ran-
i
affairs
in
British
Columbia,
said
som.
-
Saturday
there
is
no
cause
for
Messages
received
here
to-1
concern.
There
had
been
no
night
by
the
British
Navy
said
i
great
over
all
Increase
in
the
the
ransom
had
been
paid
and
I
number
of
Indian
Act
convic-
''
i
17,
were
killed
Saturday
ches
above
the
decks.
When
slung
'
Tuesday,
February
12.
1U52
on
to
the
wharf,
the
fork
loader
High
2.25
.
20.0
fret
is
used
to
pick
up
the
entire
load
14:17
20.7
feet
in
one
trip
for
further
convey-
Low
8:19
6.1
feet
ance.
'
20:35
3
0
feet
menus
alter
taking
off
plane
from
th
Patricia
ill'.
Canada's
Biggest
Girder
Loaded
were
in
the
bag,
stated
Mr.
Glassey.
TOOK
ACCUSED'S
WORD
"Riley
told
me
Dunlap
had
la.4
nil
V1
prow
nisp!
thnt
hp
Round
trip
Jie
vcssl
proceeded.
'
1
tions.
I
VANCOUVER
I'
'i
t
near
here.
-r;.:::.-
j.,.uii
,
j
farer
from
Vancouver
to
Europe
The
Wing
Sang
was
enroute
i
"The
Indians
are
trying
their
i
will
be
cut
to
$795
or)
May
1,
Unit-
to
Keclig
on
the
north
tip
of
;
best
to
be
good
citizens.''
he
said
'ii''cs
said
the
plane,
ieveral,
making
short
1IICU
O-ll
"t3
v"
v..v.u
mrtnat,
tn
nav
tVipm
nff
M.-.VTr)irAl'rhe
largest
slecl
ed
Air
Lines
announced
today.
Formosa
from
Hong
Kong.
I
"The
RCMP
at
Alert
Bay
have
i"'iuis
around
the
air
denhi
.......j
..,i.i
Eirder
ever
made
in
Canada
wab
neie
will
be
a
further
cut
in
The
Keelung
radio
station
said
I
formed
their
own
council
to
keep
j
gave
Riicy
the
check
on
the
.
i
..(rn
lha
)
Is-
...i....r.l
I.i.-v
...
n
t-
ii
near
on
r
!
Aim
no
U-v
Knrl
bad
Wntra
boys."
"
..
i
.
x
l
l
ti
..
.
""'''"
"""'K'"-
T.
..,
....
..PPlc-r-nri
on
thre':
an
eye
on
the
the
the
vessel
s
position
was
November
to
apply
during
strength
of
what
he
told
me."
Communist
held
Amoy.
winter
off-season.
ii
several
hundred
feet
'u'"'
"v
for
"hlpmcnt
over
Can-iHiiidied
fllU
'
a
pkiiiKhod
flc
Id
with-
Ci,rs
adlan
National
lines
,
from
La-
vards
of
i.h.
chine
Que.,
to
Hamilton,
uiu
burying
much
of
the
Mr.
Glassey
said
also
that
he
"was
worried"
the
men
could
lay
a
claim
against
Dunlap's
logs
If
they
were
not
paid.
"But
I
wouldn't
have
given
him
a
nickel
if
he
hadn't
told
me
he
had
so
much
work
done
already."
f
''Hi
pilot
and
passenger
Avalanche
Kills
Nineteen
Skiers
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Measuring
112
feet
long
and
12
feet,
three
inches
high,
the
86
ton
giant
Is
one
of
14
bei.ig
fabricated
at
the
Lachlnu
plain.
i
victoria.
ne
was
the
Cessna-120.
nfl'lHIl
if'M
K
l,
tlllllMSllMI
(It.
1.11.
m
Vienna
;CI
Nineteen
skiers
OK1GINAL
ARRANGEMENT
wcre4
Killed
ana
ten
injuiea
w-
tm..
u,)-tn
n
hurtn
avalntlphp.
Dunlap
said
he
first
met
Riley
ppapers
L.
o,
thp,m
August,
last
year.
of
Dominion
Bridge
Company
!
Limited.
They
will
form
part
ot
a
new
,
open
hearth
shop
beins
erected
at
Hamilton
to
Increase
!
Canada's
steel
output.
1
Loading
operations
were
car-i
ricd
out
bv
two
60-ton
cranes
mi
.ru
an
'P'
'"'''"-
''
"
"He
came
to
my
camp
at
Crowe
TORONTO
Athona
09
Aunianiie
,
22
Bcvcourt
78
Buffalo
Canadian
22
C
M
&
S
42.20
Conwest
3.80
Donalda
48
East
Sullivan
885
Publish
?Twen,gy
o
mer
perssin
'the
hut
aWhe
fc.db
XuZ
hhed
!
were
dug
out
from
the
snow
mass
gtoj
,
by
mountain
rescue
squads.
Most
py
"'aM
'
.
.for
me
Vof
the
dead
and
injured
were
UVr.R
(CP)
Most
and
wn'th
lowered
the
girder
on
twj
"H
Canadian
dniiviof
CNR's
new
depressed
centre
Get
man
skiers.
f
'ls
plan
io
publish
on
flat
cars
wiln
nn
ldl"r
car
:sand,
but
he
wanted
$1.75
so
I
I
agreed."
Dunlap
said
Riley
had
(Continued
on
pane
bi
Battalion
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
.
.26
Braiornc
5.90
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
120
Congress
06
Cronin
Babine
52
Giant
Mascot
97
Indian
Mines
23
Pioneer
..."
2.15
Premier
Border
.36,i
Privateer
10
Reno
03
'2
Sheep
Creek
170
Silbak
Premipr
-2
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
.20
Sliver
Standurd
2.50
Western
Uranium
3.40
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.40
A
P
Con
.
..
-54
Calmont
2.10
,
C
&
E
17.50
Central
Leduc
3.05
Home
Oil
16
75
Mercury
25
14
Pacific
Pete
12.00
Royal
Canadian
22
Massey
Coming!
Uie
King's
funeral
le
"ilddle
I'd'T
to
carry
the
news'
Tne
14
K'rders
are
being
fab-seqnics
that
day
for
the
'
rlcated
at
the
rate
of
one
pel
;
George
VI.
week
with
the
last
scheduled
for
'shipment
In
mid-April.
s
Attack
!CBC
Closing
nsners
Down
Friday
For
Suez
British
Army
Sends
Reinforcements
to
Canal
Zone
After
Funeral
Giant
Yellowknlfe
11.20
God's
Lake
,
39
Hardrock
13
Harncana
13
Vi
Heva
10
Jollct
Quebec
50
Litl
1c
Long
Lac
.70
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
199
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.
.
.44
McLcod
Cockshutt
2.74
Moneta
:.
.40
Negus
64
Noranda
84.00
Louvicourt
,.
33
Pickle
Crow
1.55
'
'
San
Antonio
2.40
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherritt
Gordon
4.45
Steep
Rock
7.85
I
"
1
,H.a
--
.s.
J
:
NICOSIA,
Cyprus
(CP)
A
260-,
man
advance
party
(British
bat-1
LONDON-The
new
Governyr-laiinm
soiled
tjsriav
for
Port
General
of
Canada,
Rt.
Hon.
Vin-
(CP)
Japan's
marl-
TORONTO
Canudlan
Broad-
y
bill'd
niH
tnHn..
iniA,l
...111
nL,ca
Hftii.n
'sluni?
hnnu-
i
:
cif,i.,
,t.
-t..
tu
irits'e
TOLL
ROSE
TO
SIX-Thc
day
after
three
RCAF
fliers
wore
killed
when
their
training
plane
crashed
into
a
radio
broadcasting
tower
at
Carman,
Man.,
three
workmen
were
killed
then
they
attempted
to
repair
the
tower.
Workmen
are
shown
using
an
acetylene
torch
to
cut
through
the
tower's
steel
girders
in
an
nftemnt
to
reach
trapped
workman
Jake
Dyck.
.He
died
soon
isaid
In
the
Suez
Canal
zone
cent
Massey,
will
fly
back
to
Ifrom
Famagusta.
Canada
immediately
after
the1
j
The
battalion,
part
of
the
funeral
of
King
George
VI
on
'
1
32nd
brigade,
which
has
been
Friday.
Mr.
Massey
and
Hon.
L.
;
based
here
since
last
September,
B.
Pearson,
minister
of
external;
'ic
hpint.
pnt
m
rpinrni-PB
t.'.ift
affairs,
will
be
Canada's
official'
1
p,m"a
Sea
and
are
I
funeral,
except
to
carry
the
ser-
""'ntltV
Of
al.Ui.lturu
i'wi.-p
fr.
T
rtnnn
.1
11
n
tn
tltlth
t
'I,?'11
lhey
are
believed
a
re-broadcast
at
6
o'clock
ln
I
alter
the
photo
was
taken.
;
......
lc,F
riioi.'l
""ist
Chinese
air-'the
evening
followed
by
a
brief
.
I
news
broadcast.
I
Canal
Zone
troops.
I
representatives
at
the
funeral.