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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,.
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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I
VOL.
XLI,
No.
42
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY
19,
1952
PRICE
F
IVE
CENTS
In
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,
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i
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Pay
For
Holiday
It
All
Depends
On
Kind
of
Agreement
Fierce
Winter
Gale
Brings
Tragedy
to
Ships
on
Atlantic
BOSTON
(CP)
Thirty-two
seamen
were
rescued
and
56
others
were
lost
or
awaiting
help
after
(
V,
i
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l-jra
i
pit
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i
Highway
Sixteen
to
Get
Legislative
'Attention
VICTORIA
(f
The
Norther)!
Trans-Provincial
Highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
Cfeorge
is
among
public
works
ficpaiUiciii.
construction
project
whirh
will
be
placed
before
the
Leg
slature
at
the
session
which
opened
today,
it
was
announced
in
the
Speech
from
the
Throne.
Construction
of
a
highway
between
Squamish
and
North
Vancouver
is
also
proposed
-.(Steel
could
not
be
obtained
for
extension
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
from
Squamish
t--
North
Vancouver,
a
distance
ot
40
miles.
It
was
explained.
i
Election
of
rw
school?,
hospitals
and
"other
public
building-'1
will
also
be
provided
for.
'
VICTORIA
(P
Whether
or
not
overtime
is
to
be
paid
for
those
!
who
worked
on
the
special
holiday
for
the
King's
funeral
last
Friday
depends
on
the
type
of
bargaining
agreement.
f
Many
workers
who
are
paid
by
the
day
or
hour
will
lose
a
days
two
tankers
broke
in
two
late
yesterday
off
Cap.:'
unLrTgreernVhirifbe5:
Cod
in
a
fierce
and
sudden
storm
which
claimed
aS
cause
some
union
contracts
re-
least
25
lives
ashore
and
covered
the
New
Lngiand
and
Canadian
Maritimes
coast
with
a
desp
blanket
rf
crniv
..
'
quire
that
employees
be
paid
for
j
only
specific
holidays'
such
as
I
Christmas,
etc.
In
cases
like
thes-s,
employers
need
not
pay
their
workers
for
Friday
if
they
One
Hurdle
Cleared
in
Korean
Armistice
Talks
at
almost
the
same
time
yes-'
terdav
in
the
winter's
worst
While
searching
for
one
tank-t
er.
the
Fort
Mercer,
which
had
had
the
day
off
Other
union
,
iwr
res.
,
srm.
.....
i
...
e
i
.
:
fnnhnfta
contracts
sav
tau
pmnlnvpps
employees
must
must
ha
be
MUNSAN
(Canadian
Press)
Negotiators
paid
for
ail
special
holidays
even
on
the
final
clause
of
the
Korean
armis-i1
The0yse
J,
wnicn
did
cue
aircraft
unexpectedly
slgnt-1
one
01
tne
survivors
or
uw.
ed
another,
the
Pentleton,
whichj
Pendleton.
Douglas
B.
Potts,
31,
was
breaking
in
two.
Seven
men
said.
the
ship
"broke
in
half
all
are
known
dead
off
the
two
,
ol
a
sudden."
ships
and
13
others
are
unac-
;
"i
looked
out
and
saw
the
bow
O
-
J
A
A
3'-Jdtodaj
ay
;
-VV
V
JJSK
ffA
t-ce
but
two
'
'Ull.
V..
tyB
'
Anient.
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I
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A.
C-l
i
The
The
aereeme
agreement
major
hurdles
Still
blocked
a
truce
set-
main
open
must
pay
their
em-
ployees
according
to
their
union
t.
counted
for.
.
of
the
boat
floating
to
port.'
Is
to
recom
Officer
Made
Bookie
Bets
ithatOTerltae
Quick
rescue
worlC
by
the
'
Kay
Syberof
Norfolk.
Vlrguua,
ieTSays
m
wtke
coastguard
resulted
in
32
sea-;the
Pendleton
s
chief
engineer
lo
-
specif
s
'will
n
being
Uken
off
the
stern
said
the
noise
of
the
vessel
be
lony
their
regular
ipay
(wXCnt
P-tion
of
the
Penciieton
by
,
b,eaklng
up
SOUnded
'hke
a
roa,
halers-
One
man
was
,of
thunder,
!
contracts
say
that
overtime
is
to
means
f
be
paid
on
all
official
holidays,
1
los'
durine
thls
ra"0"'
THEIR
SHIP
BREAKING
mend
that
the
belligerent
governments
hold
a
high
level
po-
i
litical
conference
within
90
days
after
an
armistice
to
con-
:
sider
"withdrawal
of
all
foreign
irCK-Thls
is
all
that
was
left
ef
the
office
of
bank
manager
E.
J.
Fitzgerald
of
Ottawa
1
...
w,
.
....
U
n.on4
nut
nf
n,tml
a
n
,1
fntnlli,
tnliirnH
him
U.'hilo
ho
U'9S
in
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Detective
the
employees
get
time-and-a-
i
olaer
'
1
i
The
freiehter
Helen
Stevenson,
!
forces
from
Korea,
peaceful
set
tlement
of
the
Korean
question,
William
J.
Butchart
of
the
city
half.
;
Jlrt
tJ1
hnvi
which
has
35
aooard,
radioed
to-
km
ir
to
h
clent
Here
a
reporter
interviews
bank
teller
Fred
McCullough,
who
was
(CP
PHOTO
i
the
office
door
when
the
accident
occurred.
el(z'
,
.
.
gambling
squad
Monday
testified
e
fu-m
has
nq
agreement
-
;
day
that
she
is
in
danger
of
The
agreement
was
reached
in
6
'
wlth
lts
employees,
it
may
pay
p",
.
:
splitting
in
two
about
230
miles
'
he
had
made
a
,
most
$200.-
,nn
;
Meantone
a
more
t
t
r
r
a
g
1
r
c
,
a
full
dress
session.
lhem
straight
tlme
or
oveI.Ume
q(
Ctoff
nfr
rare
n:cra
Qucianori
tn
1HU
fll
I
Liatllt
DIS.
ACVC11LV"
It
ric
rue
-
o
the
job
of
incorporating
the
five
percent
of
them
with
book-
mmmmm
acted
as
23
crew
members
on
A
SOS
was
received
irom
me
the
Foit
Mercer,
also
with
bow
7,226-ton
vessel
by
the
coast
onM
ttom
hrnicpn
anart
bv
the
euard.
reporting
that
cracks
ech
Announces
Limited
recommendations
in
the
armis-
during
the
last
twenty-four
tice.
Kemano
Getting
!
force
of
the
gale,
are
unac-
across
the
mam
deck
were
wiue-!
counted
for
and
supposedly
lost.
ning.
i
Another
ship,
the
Helen
Stev-1
Search
and
rescue
planes
from
enson,
was
reported
badly
dam-iKindley
Air
Force
base
at
Ber-
laged
by
the
storm
200
milss
muda
were
maintaining
vigil
north
of
Bermuda.
,
over
the
ship.
The
5
0
-
m
1
1
e
northwester
gram
of
Legislation
years.
-
The
"expert
on
betting"
made
j
the
statement
while
being
cross-
examined
at
the
trial
of
26
per-1
sons
accused
of
conspiring
to
keep
betting
houses.
!
"I
made
them
Illegally,
not
in
the
course
of
duty,"
he
admitted.
"Vmi
vpnl
tn
rpnrPKPntirfff
the
Reduction
in
Cigarette
Tax
C
MA
I
1
41
1
Big
Generator
PETERBOROUGH,
Ont.
A
generator
with
the
largest
ca-.
pacity
ever
to
be
built
In
Can-;
ada
is
to
be
constructed
at
the
1
Peterborough
works
of
the
Canadian
General
Electric
Co.
,
for
the
Kemano
power
devel-i
opmcnt
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
;
of
Canada
Ltd.
It
will
have
a
''
shipplng'ueisht
tn08
tons;
1
flmiMrul
Pillion
mwl
I'iniu.r
Ploliiuritn
Indil
lll
I'd
tmcl
I
'
caused
at
least
30
deaths
ashore
on
the
New
England
coast,
sev-!
eral
of
them
dying
of
heart
fail
-WEATHER-
Synopsis
Important
Issues
Deferred
OTTAWA
0
tobacco
-Ontario
,aw
and
made
laV
Defence
growers
Monday
asked
the
Can-'
counsel
G.
L.
Fraser
asked.
ure
irom
exeruon
oi
snow
Strike
Today
I
didn't
represent
the
police
Overnight
temperatures
fell
'.u,
.
shovelling.
artment,"
the
detective
alt
VICTORIA
(Canadian
Press)
The
Speech
:
adian
government
for
a
tax
cut
Tr7nTthe
f
hfone
read
tay
tt
tFe
open'ing
of
the
out
A
mantle
of
nine
Inches'
of
freezing
or
beltw
in'al!
sectioi'iv
ered.
nt
t.hp
nrovince.
In
the
ceuuui
,
snow
was
laid
on
Nova
Scotia.
I
I
inforirir
Prinrp
George
was
tne
British
Columbia
Legislature
forcast
a
provincial
di(.ated
"laler
that
they
may
gct
'
.
j
general
elction
soon
and
a
plebiscite
on
the
liquor
xtr
'
ObstOCieS
f
tO
Elltry
TOW
TO
BOSTON
!
coldest
with
.
minimum
of
2i
I
The
coastguard
cutter
East
f
Delow
wnile
victoria
was
the
Wind
moved
to
the
side
oi
me
mildest
spot
wjtn
a
low
of
32
cL-
oi,ara4
slam
upMnn
nf
t.hp
Port
-
H..
1.1
R
-
The
strike
at
;j'
r
Co
plant
vnded
I
a
new
agreement
btnpany
had
been
f
the
union.
The
V
''
bigun
Saturday
i
ivum
-".'u
bvv..-..
gj-ppo
oKies
weic
IllUrttl
France
Agrees
of
Germany
Removed;
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lit
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X
h"
If
(Ucstion.
i
The
speech,
read
by.
Lieutenant
Governor
Clarence
Wallace,
'said
the
only
business
to
be
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
and
i
Francis
R.
Gregory
of
Leaminfc-!
ton,
Ontario
discussed
the
is-
iwcrcer
m
ruugn
scaa
iuuhj
wit
general
cloud
banKs
ojciu-planned
to
tow
the
wreck
and
33
(
onI
ln
tne
southern
interio.-.
remaining
crew
members
aboard
Not
mucn
change
is
looked
ior
to
Boston.
!
today
or
tonight.
Some
incrca-e
The
captain
and
another
sur-,
in
i.,llfnnp.w
in
coastal
sections
Agreement
Reached
on
Seven
Important
Points
.
sue
as
a
delegation
of
growers
'
gathered
to
protest
what
they
i
called
an
"out-dated
and
archaic
tobacco
tax
structure
in
Can-
's
Stocks
wm
To
Rearming
Of
Germany'
ed
before
the
Legislature
be
of
a
nature
considered
to
'essential
for
the
mainten
.
LONDON
(CP)-The
foreign
ministers
of
-three
;tT
the
1'!"
...i.
...
.i,v,t
w-pstorn
nnwprs
and
Chancellor
Konrad
Adenauer
of
i
A
message
from
the
cutter;
t..ard
cpntral
Alaska
movea
;
ada."
Mi.
Gregory
ance
of
public
service."
The
plebiscite
on
liquor
will
i,,
v,
Viova
romnvwl
;
Yakatat,
a
rescue
ship,
said
that'
across
th
e
Gulf
of
Alasa
tow
aid
PARIS
(CP)
The
French
Na-
;
t
remain
cold.
,
',V.,..h
tax
by
'uirh.
about
nail
f
WChiern
ueimany
Miu
jr
wjr
..o.v
.w..
two
more
survivors
were
still
on
;
,
the
the
coast.
coast.
lt
wiU
,
ttonal
Assembly
today
gave
a;
cigarette
r.0arv'a
Ptitranpp
into
the
European
the
bow
but
heavy
seas
prevent-
probably
ask
the
opinion
of
tlv
Forecast
voters
on
the
sale
of
spirits
by
hesitant
and
deeply
qua
mica
;
as
.
vn
T.
T"'
rT
"
TTU0,lled
their
immediate
rescue:
1L..
1
ln
nf.lrtnU
hnrS
Pl'P
endorsement
io
me
iuiuiii
nu.uRU
pfirnmunilV.
iulllisters
are
vkmi
m.nccun
ui
uivvu
Thirtv-th
ree
men
were
aboard
North
Coast
ttegion
vun.iui--
su.iiuuij
sumably
the
w
plebiscite
will
be
,
,
'army
plan
for
rearming
Cer-;
'
:
Association
growers'
ZorZ
delegation.-
and
head
Gregory
of
States,
Anthony
Eden,
British
Foreign
Minister,
and
the
drifting
stem,
about
neioeast
ast
cr-
Meanwhile
the
stern
of
the
wise
clear.
Cloudy
tomorrow
A
Piprtinn
.
;
The
assembly's
action
came
o.i
i
that
this
would
reduce
the
retail
porei1,n
Minister
Robert
Schuman,
i
'
c,
,
nirt
.ht
the
a
vote
of
confidence
in
the
gov-;
price
to
30c
a
package
from
42c
b
France
Is
listed
In
the
com-i
:
Pendleton
floated
more
than
five
;
few
snow
flumes
near
mia-uuy
miles
south
of
Chatham
Light,
tomorrow.
Continuing
cold
winds
ernment
of
Premier
Edgar-Faure
,
and
half
tte
Browing
:
"garette
Legislature
will
be
asked
to
ratify
munique.
iu
,,..
rwimliiiim.nmvllll'llll
vmiu
.iidaio
'c
---
.,llc
thpv
sa
ri
15-
inet
on
the
army
plan.
Bus
Plunges
Into
River
successful
conclusion
o
ment
on
the
conference.
Infor-
ured
a
the
talks
now
going
on
in
Bonn
mants
said,
however,
that
It
was
likely
the
cigarette
tax
may
be
"nti
Paris.
-
The
three
ministers
and
Adea-
sliced
when
the
1952-53
budget
comes
out
in
April
but
not
as
"er
Dave
been
engaged
In
con;
ference
here
since
Satmday
in
mu"h
as
the
growers
want.
,!",
VZ
an
effort
to
smooth
German-
Japan
Back
In
Seal
Pact
1i
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OIIONTO
09
It
was
believed
that
no
one
was
east
(25i
in
mainland
m.o'.s,
still
aboard
so
it
was
planned
to
otherwise
north
Uoi.
Lows
to-s-nk
the
derelict
with
gunfire.
night
and
highs
tomorrow
at
The
Pendleton
and
the
Fort
;
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit.
28
and
Mercer,
apparently,
broke
up
j
40;
Prince
Rupert,
23
and
35.
Liberals
Agree
on
Compromise
Session
i
VICTORIA
(Canadian
Press)
The
British
Co
CHATEAUGUAY,
Quebec
(CP)
A
hus
carrviiie
43
passengers.
taxation
agreement.
Reports
of
three
inquiry
boards
Into
compulsory
hospital
Insurance
service,
the
Labor
Act
and
i
Workmen's
Compensation
will
i
be
tabled
but
only
"cfrtaln
1
recommendations"
of
the
board
inquiring
into
workmen's
com-
pensntion
will
be
dealt
with,
the
'Speech
said.
In
view
of
the
recent
death
of
the
King,
usual
pomp
and
ceremony
were
lacking
when
the
tne
Mondav
night
plunged
through
a
French
relations
and
open
iprpH
hv
three
nerrent
a
way
for
the
creation
of
an
Eur-
guarc;
rail
into
the
Chateauguay
OTTAWA
(CP)
For
the
first
,
oackaee
a
vear
ago.
time
In
more
than
a
decade
Ja-
pan
Is
joining
Canada
and
the
j
United
States
this
year
In
per-
:
C
I
A
i
opean
army
in
wnicn
ueriunii
River,
severely
injuring
six
per-i
and
French
armed
forces
would
60ns
ibe
unified
and
pave
the
way
lor
An
e.wUnesg
said
the
bus
a
"peace
contract'
between
ft
tnrougn
the
ramng
when
Western
Germany
occupation;
approacning
the
bridge
and
fell
Pwers-
some
twelve
feet.
Only
the
front
lenmal
studies
of
the
great
Prlb-
J
1
(JfJ
LI
I
U
Ul
Lieutenant
-Oovernor
opened
the'
Uof
Lslandseai
heras
of
the
Port
Edward
session.
ine
Koyai
tauuuiuu
northern
Pacific.
'
Mounted
Police,
however,
fired
a
japan's
re-entry
into
continu-!
salutj
and
there
was
a
guard
of
,
ing
g
sea,
researcn
program
lumbia
political
scene
Monday
night
was
akin
to
the
compression
chamber
but
no
explosion
came.
Liber
government
members
met
in
caucus
for
nearly
seven
hours
to
mau
out
a
program
for
the
fourth
session
of
the
bus
went
through
the
ice.
Most
of
the
passengers
scrambled
through
windows
to
safety
RCMP
are
Investigating
rantrmff
acrass
me
rucuii.
lla
The
Speech
from
the
Throne
fflclals
her,
expectations
!
snou.nA
"CJ?:W'C1
"i"
'
.but
towing
trucks
were
called
Trapper's
Body
Found
in
North
Irpni
parpfnllv
punrded
untlL
.
.
1,
,
,
t
(a..
t
-urn
.
to
.".
will
hPrnme
a
sinnalOrv
.
from
a
nearby
garage
to
drag
the
nf
fV,p
22nd
Legislature
which
opened
tociay.
bus
out
so
that
rescuers
could;
.,..
i.ihprals.
Including
:
'Scvemor
'
tne
Aiaska.
fur
seal
'm'
Governor.
.
.
,
which
she
abroga
ted
in
94
;
said
todfly
Juvcnllc
get
to
others
of
the
Injured.
'three
straight
coalitionists
whoVored
a
full-dress
program
of
make
VICTORIA
O
A
Royal
Can-
Some
oi
.tne
victims
we
:
.
.
fh
,
.
t,,
sup.
!
''"'r.
i
:,;,:,
was
too
hysterical
"to
iiuestioned
adian
Mounted
Police
plane
from
thought
to
have
suffered
broken
,
jr
the
UDerais.
.
,,,,.
pmrd
emergeu
from
......
b
.
.
conirous
oi
me
lumug
'
.mnK
p-ico"
.hn
among
the
300,000,000
mat
imbi-ui
,.
.
,.
.
.
T
.'
.
i,i
i..
port
j
since
Liberals
and
progressive
the
chamber
with
"no
com-
.
.
been
elecU,d
last,
lugin,
ah
i-iiuce
xujii.i
i
f
rince
oeorge
is
iiyius
oinucis
...
t.tl
1
C-
..
f
....
n..,..nl
Drtltilr.r
uadlun
Iters
,
,
a,
l
i
General
Hospital,
she
is
reported
mcnts."
!
as
a
team.
Premier
Johnson
is
.20
.83
.22
'i
37.50
3
90
.46
.22
8.50
'
in
ood
condition
today
Canada
and
the
United
States
lnree
nouis
mwi,
nriPrstood
to
believe
that
tin?
r,
1
-ni4nn
WIC.
John
Gilbanks
Laid
at
Rest
i
Funeral
was
hold
yesterday
of
John
Gilbanks,
02-year-old
vct-;
eran
of
two
wars
who
died
sud-idenlv
last
Thursday.
Rev.
Fred
into
the
Dease
Lake
area,
20
miles
from
Mocassin
Mine,
to
investigate
the
death
of
Philip
Hankin,
73-year-old
trapper.
Hankin
was
found
shot
in
his
trap'
line
cabin
last
Friday.
RobberyAdmitted
By
Rupert
Man
Attorney
oenei
ai
lubel.als
although
stin
Com-
mer.
No.
2
man
in
the
cabinet,
mandin
a
majority
ln
the
48-issued
a
statement
of
ten
words.
Hgase
foM
not
ca,ry
o11
"We
haVe
reached
unanimous
government
alone
because
conclusions
on
the
course
to
....
.
.
,rtn,0
are
now
the
only
signatories
to
the
treaty
which
protects
about
80
per
cent
of
the
world's
lur
seals.
Japan
withdrew
from
thd
ip'.m
Simvknife
Grain
Ship
Now
Loading
A
prospector,
Stanley
Brldcut,
VANCOUVER
rnnnri
thp
hodv
according
to
C-V1,"
h:
Pursue.
people
to
do
so.
-
agreement
before
the
second
world
war.
She
claimed
the
herd
Mounted
Police
Sallas.
19.
who
said
he
came
from
f.ra,lrUO
I
Unofficially,
it
is
reported
the
11.00
.39
.13
.13
',
,
.12
.50
.68
.13
With
lining
of
the
Japanese
here.
'
Prince
Rupert,
and
Earl
Morris
no
comment
whatever
was
migrating
along
the
Japan
session
will
last
about
a
montu
and
will
ratify
the
Dominion-
huge
grain
ship
Atago
Maru
complet-
The
cabin
is
near
the
British
of
Whalley
in
ine.
rraser
vam-y
indication"
ed
yesterday
noon,
wheat
has
Columbia-Yukon
border.
pleaded
guilty
on
Monday
to
five
ese
coast
and
devouring
quantities
of
fish.
The
government
gave
no
indi-
provincial
taxation
deal,
handlo
beoun
to
pour
into
hvr
holds
It
has
been
estimated
that
charges
of
armed
roooery.
iney
cation
of
what
course
it
will
pur-
some
aspects
of
the
inquiry
which
will
hp
fillpri
with
S45niin
Hankin
had
been
dead
about
one
will
be
sentenced
tomorrow.
rt
Lake
Antrobus
officiated
at
the
rile,
held
from
Orenville
Funeral
'
Chapel.
1
Numerous
Legion
members
i
were
present.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
organist,
played
two
hymns,
"Jesus,
Lover
of
My
Soul,"
and
"Abide
With
Me."
!
A
Canadian
Legion
ceremony
!
followed
at
the
burial
plot
at
1.91
board
report
on
the
Workmen
s
bushels
before
departure.
.
month.
His
dogs
had
been
shot
Police
say
that
the
two
were
sue
Unofficially,
it
Is
reported
that
Compensation
Act
and
pass
a
Some
"40.000
feet
of
lumber
was
and
covered
with
snow
outside
responsible
for
a
recent
wave
oi
"'kshmt
,"Z
2.15
I
40
small
grocery
store
hold-ups
in
a
compromise
has
been
reacneo.
budget
wnicn
win
aiiow
a
oiS
Canada
Wins
Over
Czechs
used
in
lining
the
steel
holds,
the
cabin,
police
said.
Work
was
done
by
local
carpen-
ters
and
longshoremen
under
the
-
direction
of
Capt.
Hector
Perry,
i
.
T
I
D
C
J
"
79.50
which
not
more
than
$200
was
Deiweeu
nvm
...-
ukicmc
iu.
....
stolen
side
the
Liberal
ranks.
iprovement.
A
20-year-old
waitress
arrest-!
Premier
Johnson
Is
believed)
It
is
believed
the
House
will
ed
with
the
men
boasted
to
the
to
have
favored
.a
brief
session
not
deal
with
the
controversial
police
that
she
accompanied
i
which
would
have
passed
qnly
:
Hospital
Insurance
Act
or
the
Falrview
Cemetery
at
which
nst.n
;(!
Canada
overcame
a
of
Canadian
Stevedoring
Co.
Ltd.
i
Bugler
W.
J.
Ranee
played
the
j
"Last
Post."
i
stubborn
Czechoslovakian
team!
Grain
loading
is
expected
to
Wednesday,
February
20,
1952
.30
1.54
2.4V
v
.i8y2
4.25
I
to
win
4
to
1
In
the
Olympic
be
completed
tomorrow
noon
High
Pallbearers,
all
Legion
mem
18
8
feet
them
on
eight
hold-ups.
The
money
bills
to
carry
on
tne;
Labor
act.
15
5
feet
poil
however,
did
not
believe
government.
Such
a
program
would
repre-
Wlsmer.
the
other:
sent
a
compromise
between
a
on
10
6
feet
her
st-ry
and
she
was
freed
from
-Mr.
hand,
is
reported
to
have
fa-.stop-gap
session
and
a
full
one.
5
9
feet
custody
,
louyn
P'dim
f
-
-r
....
bers,
were
Bob-
Bone,
Carl
An
I
Hockey
championship
series.
It
whe,n
the
vessel
will
sail
for
In
TTniiin
RnV
tn
hiit-tlrnr
hpfA.-a
urn-
l.nu-
22:10
1:42
15:32
7.60
Irlersnn
.tnlin
I.imrip
nnri
'
John
I
iiuulc
.
.
Canada
-,.'
!
fAi.rth
fnurt.h
win
win
iceeding
to
Japan.
'
j
.
167
4
Maerinugall.
1
the
series.
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It