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ORROW'S
IDES
October
6,
1953
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
232
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
M
1NDAY,
OCTOBER
5,
1953
PHICE
FIVE
CENTS
Phone
till
hifv
I
Csiowsds
on
in
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o
o
o
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n
nnmia
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UUUSgJU.U.lL
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i
ri.mi
ru.h.
sTlr.
"t
ill
:
-
Yanks
Association
Seeks
1,000
New
Members
This
afternoon
and
tonight
is
"M"
day
for
the
Civic
Centre
Association
as
the
more
than
100
determined
canvassers
hit
the
Prince
Rupert
beachhead
in
search
of
1,000
new
members
to
launch
"Civic
I'd
Centre
Week."
Height
Always
Helps
il!S
OK
SThPI.ADDKKS
forms
a
fringe
near
tlie
crowd
of
spectators
stands
in
Munich.
where
thousands
gathered
to
see
tho
traditional
October-
festival
parade.
Some
of
waited
hours
on
the
ladders,
bracing
themselves
In
a
variety
of
positions.
1
1
October
5
to
October
12
wai
declared
"Civic
Centre
Week"
by
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
at
la
it
week's
city
council
meeting.
The
main
contingent
of
canvassers
from
practically
every
organization
in
Prince
Rupert
will
descend
upon
the
city
at
7
p.m.
when
residents
are
asked
to
turn
on
their
porch
lights
In
welcome,
to
show
their
willing
ness
to
support
the
association
which
offers
so
much
to
the
city's
entertainment
and
culture.
The
Civic
Centre
staff
and
the
members
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
have
been
busy
all
Some
of
the
new
season'
programs
already
are
under
way
at;
the
Centre.
Eileen
Cross
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
Extension
Department
today
started
her
classes
In
sewing
and
home
rejuvenation.
Registration
for
the
classes
has
been
heavy,
with
the
evening
sewing
classes
filled
to
capacity,
25
members,
and
only
one
or
two
openings
for
the
evening
home
rejuvenation
sessions.
There
are
still
some,
openings
in
the
afternoon
classes.
Roller
skating,
another
popular
feature
of
the
Centre's
winter
program,
is
already
under
way.
The
Saturday
afternoon
open
skate
sessions
have
been
mizers
of
Newly-Formed
Union
Series
;
Martin
Clouts
Winning
Run
By
The
Canadian
Press
NEW
YORK.
New
York
Yankees
won
their
unprecedented
fifth
straight
world
series
today
by
scoring
a
run
in
the
last
of
the
ninth
inning
that
gave
them
a
4-3
victory
over
Brooklyn
Dodgerg
in
the
sixth
game.
,
Billy
Martin
dnwe
in
the
winning
run
with
a
single
with
one
out
after
Dodgers
had
tie
the
score
In
the
top
of
the
ninth
on
Carl
Furlllo's
two-run
home
run.
Hank
Bauer
walked
to
open
the
Yankee
ninth.
Yogi
Befra
filed
deep
to
right
field
and
Mickey
Mantle
beat
out
an
Infield
hit,
moving
Bauer
to
second.
Then
came
Martin,
who
had
Fishermen
to
Break
From
UFAWU
I
effoit
u;is
inftrfr
I
rliiitiL'erl
I
Lk
iihiiip
after
the
j
UFAWU
had
come
to
him
to
put
rnoon
at
a
public
I
Kerond
World
war.
pressure
on
him
or
influence
him
l
lie
Canadian
Lcgum
i
The.se
men.
Chapman
said,4
in
any
way.
day,
handing
out
last-minute
instructions
to
14
team
cap.
lo
assure
Icx
al
fsh-1
were
but
a
few
of
the
Commun-i
It
would
be
a
fine
thing,
he
well
attended,
with
Freddy
Cal-
vM-kers
allied
to
the
:
l.sl,s
who
held
key
positions
in
the
i
said,
if
there
were
two
organlza-
i
'.
'.
-
talns
each
of
whom
has
beertideroni
as
master
of
ceremonies
given
a
section
of
the
city
to
and
Bruce
Forward
handllna
cover
with
his
team
members.
skate
rentals.
The
moonlight
skate
also
has
proved
popular.
iiy
dial
i
h'-y
would
UFAWU.
j
tlons
in
the
field
when
bargalu-
i
.-.elves
If
they
tossed
j
David
MiPhee
rose
to
Ml
the
!
lug
time
came.
The
bosses
would
I'mted
K
if.lii'ritif
n's
-
jjhit.f
;cm
speakers
that
during
be
laughing
.-
What
was
needed
Wmkets
Union
and
tho
seven
years
he
had
been
In
was
a
united
union,
he
stated,
new
Pacific
Fisher-
j
the
UFAWU,
neither
Rlgby
norl
Tom
Parkin,
northern
organ!-iefl
Trades
Union.
j
Hay
Gantlner
(secretary
of
the
j
Hr
0f
the
UFAWU,
suld
that
persons,
heard
John
shore
workers'
local
of
the
under
the
1CA
act
the
UFAWU
Major
part
of
the
campaign
will
be
completed
tonight,
with
canvassers
attempting
to
visit
every
home
in
their
areas,
but
ACTRESS
WANDA
HENDRIX,
heretofore
known
for
her
"sweet"
roles
in
movies,
says
she'll
come
out
of
her
"emotional
shell"
and
go
In
for
parts
that
will
emphasize
her
figure.
Wanda
Is
well
equipped
for
a
change,
as
anyone
can
plainly
see.
34
Escape
iew
(pauizer
for
the
the
campaign
will
continue
fori
the
rest
of
the
week;
for
callbacks,
'
if
necessary.
r
that,
the
UFAWU
!
was
still
recognized
as
the
bar-J
r
alnlng
agent
for
fishermen,
The
certification
of
the
UFAWU
as
I
bargaining
ageut
had
not
been
I
challenged
and
that
the
npera-
iiinliilenee
of
Imth
and
oei;iM)r,s
shire
1
Kidnapping
Case
Enters
Bus
Fire
In
Manitoba
Memberships
cost
$12
for
a
family,
no
matter
how
large;
$8
for
husband
and
wife.
$5
for
a
pn
by
the
Trades
and
i
tied
tlm
wirld
series
record
for
Navy
Plane
Crash
Kills
Two
Officers
I
tors
at
still
recognlrtiig
and
will
rotor
mis
earner
in
the,
game
single
adult,
$3
tor
a
youth
v.f-
nf
J'jtMif;i
J.i
J
laiinji
winch
It
whs
f.d
itself
of
it.:
com-
He
cracked
a
single
straight
2nd
Week
Without
Uuc
(aged
13
to
19),
and
$2
for
a
Junior,
under
13.
continue
to
recognize
the
union
os'
long
a
SI
per
rent
of
the
fishermen
were
signed
by
the
WINNIPEG-
(CF
Thirty-four
passengers
escaped
uninjured
prehip.
J
I
is
arcnmnanled
by
!
Among
organizations
taking
KANSAS
CITY
(APJ
The
napping
case
entered
Its
second
Dart
In
the
drive
are
the
Rotarv
I
Saturday
when
a
Greyhound
week
with
the
possibility
that
through
the
middle
of
the
diamond
and
Bauer
raced
home.
The
vast
crowd
of
62,370
virtually
conceded
the
game
to
the
Yankees
much
earlier,
but
the
Dodgers,
despite
their
total
lack
Club,
Gyro
Club,
Junior
Cham-
Lines
bus,
en
route
from
Wln-
the
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
may
step
in
officially.
wealthy
parents
of
six-year-old
Bobby
Greenlease
still
clijfig
today
to
the
hope
that
he,'
would
be
returned
safely
as
the
ktd-
nipeg
to
Regina,
was
destroyed
ber'
of
Commerce,
Women
of
r
organiser
for
the
,
.iiternatlonal
Union,
i
Chapman,
"
former
'
he
Uuat.hia.-ikl
local
the
Moose,
Business
and
Pro
KENORA,
Out.
Stalked
bylW,Ul'
.
...,,,
.
,
He
challenged
Jackson
s
fig-
,1
ii
u,.w
'
r
7
m
,
',:,'d
i
?
"h
had
urea
on
the
Quathltakl
meetings,
I'l
V
he
r,
nent
2
I
which
Jackson
claimed
had
seen
est
ass?
rSeSif
y
here
Sunday
Just
H.ort.ot
wm-:.
j,
pleting
an
eineregency
.iandlng.
.
..
h(
rewnrkers
g
focal.
.
told
tUe
by
fire
on
No.
1
Highway,
three
miles
west
of
Oak
Lake.
Man.,
;
A
day
of
silence
by
the
family
Wis
-broken
b,y
Paul
Greenlease,
about
35
miles
west
of
Brandon.
Iff
Hie
mfrtiiiR
tliui
Fire
broke
out
.In
the
engine
of
success
In
six
preyiuswoTld
1
series,
refused
to
.'bow
put.
'
:.Wtth
one
out
In,
,
the
;
ninth,
Diike
Snider
coaxed
.
Allle
;Rey-
nolds
for
a
walk.
FurtUoran
the;
count
to
three
and
two
and
then1
'A
Ilfl
I
.it)
wir
t
itTVC"iK
rr
ii.n
4.tA.
(am.
i
ra
mrttn
,v-.
...
------
iwu
ill
'
mitt
ji.yv;
'
iv
.p'.'f
y
8IU
the
iirepn
lieht
!
...."
.
.ii
-
Ii
i.-j.i.i
ImeerKift
that
the
Prlnep
Rupert
nal
and
mo.al
sup-.
"'
"ITZl
"l
.
Xi
wi
I
local
of
the
UFAWU
had
'always
I
an
'adopted
son..
:
Asked
if
the
.family
had
any
reason
to
think
.little
Bobby
wouldn't
come
back
j
safe,
Greenlease
replied:
'
Oh,
no.
We
don't
think
that,
i
Mother
would
never
think
that."
'
But
he
gave
np
reason
for
the
while
,
the
.
-bus
was
In
motion.
Passengers
reported
the
blaze
to
driver
J.
D.
Cole
of
Winnipeg,
but
he
was
unable
to
control
the
flames
with
hand
Are
ex?
tlngulshers.
Voters
List
To
Close
i
October
31
blasted
one
Into
right
field
I
I.
I'FATU
and
that
If
rEml,led
1
,
,
.
,,
to
safely
f"i
frmii
from
the
the
,"
run
on
most,
democratic
I
mod
erono
haH
rmth)
WBS
stands.
;
,
j
shoved
down
our
throat
Reynolds
settled
down
'imme-
I
fessional
Women's
Club;
Branch
27
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
tegion
Women's
Auxiliary,
Sons
of
Norway,-;
Elks-
-Lodge,
Job's
t
Daughters,
King
Edward
Parent-Teacher
Association,
Ira-
perial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
Symphony
Orchestra,
Chamber
of
Commerce,
and
the
Chinese
Association.
Some
others
are
expected
to
Join
th
drive
tonight.
The
canvassers
will
meet
after
the
drive
at
the
Civic
Centre
Membership
last
year
totalled
2,500
and
It
is
hoped
to
Increass
that
number
by
at
least
1,000
The
fire,
spiead
by
a
30-mlle-
dlately
he
struck
out
Billy
Cox,
en-hour
wind,
engulfed
the
ve
and
Carl
Ersktne,
setting
an
all-
flfer
from
o1Ban..ed
;-""
InM
:
n
minor
injinles.
never
have
R
iart
another
union.
I
DH,I
Hre
ln
vHf:
Utut:
Se(:oniinunlsl.-rldriledleol"Se
oblfi
of
allflix
a"d
ill
"got
the
northern
ToronU.,
and
PO.
George
Wraith
fm
BC
fKhemien
of
the
Shearwater
naval
base
bt
Ray
Gardiner
asserted
that
the
Rupert
local
had
handled
It
own
problems
before
it
had
support
from
Vancouver
and
It
would
Llcenceholders
and
mhn
nich
in
vnt
In
t.hp
time
series
strikeout
record
of
I
hope,
Insisting
that
if
the
family
has
had
any
contact
with
the
kidnappers,
"I
don't
know
anything
about
It."
hicle.
Company
officials
said
the
bus
was
a
total
loss.
62.
Reynolds,
who
took
over
from
j
fortncomlng
December
civic
i
continue
to
do
so
without
help
A
spokesman
said
passengers
young
""""
"J
I
election
have
until
5
p.m.,
Octo-
were
never
endangered
by
the
uw
eiisui,
.....ii.,
sii.
uvibfl,
31
t0
reglster.
Tne
voters'
seventh
world
series
vie-
for
his
m
wll,
c,ose
a(.
that
tlme
tory
Only
Red
Ruffing
of
the
Housei,o!ders
are
entitled
to
fire,
believed
started
by
a
hot
bearing
In
the
transmission.
"We'll
just
have
to
be
patient,"
Under
the
Lindbergh
kidnapping
law,
the
FBI
mey
step
in
on
the
seventh
day
of
a
case
on
i
the
rank
and
file
Halifax,
fad
never
been
given
:
The
survivors
were
Identified
tarts
and
figures..
:
ns
I'O.
Adolph
Chranows
and
PO.
f
'
1
1
r
opportmilly."
he
John
White,
both
of
Dartmouth.
want
anyone
i
N.K..
and
lS.
Oarfleld
O'Connor
I'lon't
your
I)
a
r
b
a
I
nliig
i
of
New
Westminster,
B.C.
Is
your
problem
In
Another
vehicle
was
brought
Yanxees
ever,
won
as
many.
be
registered
on
payment
of
$2
from
outside.
After
several
expressions
on
the
subject
of
being
able
to
think
and
vote
as
one
liked
Chapman
told
the
meeting
that
is
was
fine
until
a
political
Influence
began
to
act
tc'
the
detriment
of
a
union.
Jovee
said
the
Communists
in
The
Yankees
posted
a
three-
tonight.
on
or
before
October
31.
Those
from
Brandon
to
complete
the
run
l'i
hours
late.
the
assumption
the
victim
has
rnn
lead
in
the
first
two
UinlnKS
!
the
housenolders
wh0
were
on
WA.,
l.kaA
Ao-nBiB
n
etnti,
Una
'
The
shell
of
the
burned
but
touay
-anu
aareu
rue
uuugna
with
their
vaunted
power
to
do
and
your
respon
ws
towed
to
Winnipeg
early
today.
ranythlng
about
It;
Brop
klyn
chip
uirni
banii
at-iiBa
a
oi-aic
unt..
Asked
If
the
family
contemplated
the
FBI
entering
the
case,
Greenlease
said
he
didn't
know
and
he
didn't
think
any
member
of
the
family
knew.
The
FBI
has
been
silent
about
Waitresses
To
Discuss
Liquor
Bill
VANCOUVER
CP)
A
delega
voters'
list
last
year
must
pay
$2
for
the
current
year
to
be
entitled
to
vote
this
year.
Llcenceholders
who
have
previously
registered
and
who
have
paid
a
trade
licence
fee
for
the
current
vear
do
not
need
to
re
Canada
having
failed
every
time
at
the
polls
attacked
through
Youth
to-
Die
For
Slaying
ds
reiuefi.
Cluipinnn
fi''
publication
"West-P-
and
Industry"
ab-'isslers
nn
nresent.
trade
unionism
McPhee
said
that
unless
an
effort
was
made
towards
a
unit
ped
away
ror
one
run
in
ine
sixth
before
the
big
ninth
inning
In
adciltion
to
his
game-winning
single,
Martin
doubled
in
the
fifth
Inning.
His
12-hlt
total
was
a
record
for
a
six-game
series
and
tied
the
record
for
any
best-of-seven
series.
tion
of
Vancouver
waitresses
CALGARY
Seven
teen-
vear-old
Robert
R.
Yokety
Sat-
Hie
UFAWU
exeeu-Rteveus,
serretary-pP
eandidal.e
and
ed
union
It
would
result
in
a
will
meet
with
Attorney-Qen-
"50-50
split
with
the
Dosses
Canadian
delegation
laughing
down
the
middle
eral
Robert
Bonner
Wednesday
seeking
the
right
to
serve
liquor
register.
New
licence
holders
'
Its
plans.
Police
have
malntain-should
register
at
the
City
Hall
!
ed
a
hands-oft
policy
at
the
re-between
9
a
m.
and
5
p.m.
Mem-
quest
of
the
family.
Jays
through
Fridays.
The
71-year-old
father,
Rob-
AU
registrants
must
be
Brit-1
ert
C.
Greenlease,
and
his
busl-lsh
subjects,
21
years
of
age
and
j
ness
associates
have
worked
In
the
case
of
householders
they
!
quietly
from
within
the
big
red-
WEATHER
North
coast
region
A
gale
warning
cancelled.
Variable
cloudiness
today
and
Tuesday.
Extensive
banks
of
fog
and
low
cloud
over
the
water,
locally
drifting
over
the
shoreline.
Not
much
change
in
temperature.
Winds
southeast
15,
occasionally
Increasing
to
southeas
25,
northern
and
western
sections.
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
f'ter
Yugoslavia
be-
Mrs.
Ann
Mlnaard,
LPP
candi
i
tirday
night
was
sentenced
to
be
hanged,
convicted
of
the
knlfe-I
slaying
of
another
youth
who
was
I
his
rival
for
the
affections
of
a
I
teen-age
girl.
I
A
siv-tnan
iurv
brought
in
a
in
B.C.
restaurants
licensed
under
the
new
liquor
bill
now
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satellite,
was
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Alec
Gordon,
fit.
also
an
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can-
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York
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before
the
legislature.
Ersklne,
MUiken
(5)
Labine
(7
There
Is
nothing
In
the
apt
brick
home
in
an
effort
to
ne
researcher
William
and
Campanella;
Ford,
Reynolds
"'final
at
the
time
P""
VPr,lu'1
".T.
a
1D'
?
gotlate
Bobby's
release
saying
that
women
waltreteee
cannot
serve
liquor
and
,
beer
(8)
and
Berra.
Bobby
was
abducted
Monday
must
have
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
continuously
since
January
1,
1953.
For
the
added
convenience
of
new
registrants
the
city
clerk's
pt
Party
of
Canada
and
wine
along
with
meals
and
at
Port
Hardy,
10
and
60;
Sand-
from
a
private
Catholic
school
date
In
the
recent
federal
election,
and
member
of
the
UFAWU
shoreworkers
local,
told
Jackson
and
Joyce
that
the
unions
that
had
been
ousted
by
the
TLC
were
stronger
than
ever.
What
was
wanted,
she
said,
was
a
good
trade
union
for
the
fishermen.
Two
unions
would
be
detrimental
to
the
fishing
industry.
Aid.
narrow
Gomel!
challenged
the
speakers
to
she'
what
benefits
would
be
gained
from
the
formation
of
a
new
union
or
at
by
woman
who
posed
as
an
the
delegation
will
ask
for
pe
j
spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
45
and
9
ftor
Finds
tyz
nours,
anu
mi.
uoviv
.
Boyd
McDrlde
sentenced
Yokety
to
hung
Jan.
12
for
the
murder
of
Brian
finell,
also
17,
last
May
12.
Yokel'.',
small
and
pale,
receiv-
Three
Children
Die
in
Fire
office
wll!
be
open
all
day
Saturday.
October
31,
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
rd
the
sentence
In
a
resigned
Posed
,
Ordered
fl'Upcft,,!-
J
1,
Hel.
Mvitlg
wllnleliovfn
aunt.
cmc
miormauon
on
ine
point,
ts.
Recruiting
For
Canadian
Army
Hit
Hard
by
Lack
of
Incentive
manner,
showing
no
emotion.
The
courtroom
was
crowded
.ABBOTSFORD.
B.C.
(CP)
Three
children
died
early
today
15-Year-Old
Girl
Abducted
with
teen-age
friends
of
the
least
outline
what
was
planned
5S
said
'he
wTdTi
lh?hM
on
the
outskirts
of
"i
the
campaign
alld
more
hvffienlf
Abbotsford,
the
meeting
as
It
hadn
t
produc
Now
they
youths,
whose
pursuit
of
the
same
girl
led
to
tragedy.
Several
teen-age
girls
sobbed
loudly
when
tho
sentence
was
passed
and
OTTAWA
(CP)
Recruiting
au-i
their
men:
'Oet
In.
'lishnientc
ed
a
solution.
thorlties
are
faced
with
a
hard
tell
them:
'Stay
out.'
"
They
said
the
fighting
in
Ko-
,M.m
i
,ointainin.
t.h
45
miles
east
of
Vancouver.
The
children,
two
sons
and
a
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Macdonald,
were
asphyxiated.
I'ik.
when
he
went
I
Third
Avenue
cafe
Jackson
said
that
an
executive
would
be
named
a
In
all
organ
there
was
an
audible
gasp
rea
has
not
had
popular
support
jb'-r-n
Riven
a
48-hour
I
through
the
group
In
Wisconsin
CRANDON,
Wis.
(AP)
A
two-state
hunt
was
on
today
for
an
ex-convlct
and
a
15-year-old
girl
he
abducted
from
In
front
of
her
home
here
Saturday.
Canadian
A'r
m
y
'
s
traditional
high
quality
In
today's
cold-war
Dead
are:
Karen,
eight
years
old;
Patrick,
six
and
Gordon,
environment.
f''n
up
and
make
r""d
handling
tech-J'lose
up,
he
found
P'prlelor
had
nntid.
als.
What
we
are
getting
Is
the
type
of
man
who
has
not
been
able
to
find
a
better
niche
in
.
civilian
life."
.
-
A
spokesman
said;
however,
that
a
new
"entrance
examination"
now
is
being
tried
which
may
eventually
replace
all
existing
tests
for
recuits.
There
would
be
one
such
examination
for
officers
and
one
tor
other
ranks.
Education
now
is
compulsory
In
the
Canadian
Army.
Officer
have
expressed
belief
this
will
three.
,
Their
15-year-old
sister
es.
caned
by
Jumping
from
a
sec.
In
Canada.
Before
Korea
the
strength
of
the
Canadian
Army
was
about
25,000
men.
Now
it
has
doubled
and
the
army
Is
still
growing.,
Referring
to
the
lack
of
incentive
for
enlistment,
one
officer
said:
,
"We
are
not
getting
at
tie
?
and
the
premises
izations,
and
the
PFATU
planned
to
have
business
agenta
for
glll-netters.
seiners,
and
shoreworkers.
A
tentative
constitution
would
be
drawn
up
and
voted
upon
by
the
membership.
Dues
would
remain
the
same-
during
the
transfer
and
he
advocated
that
balloting
be
supervised
by
disinterested
parties.
The
meeting
closed
with
those
present
asked
to
sign
application
forms
for
membership
in
the
11
said
that
unless
Four
of
them
agreed
In
an
Interview
that
recruiting
standards
have
been
lowered
"slightly"
since
hostilities
began
In
Korea,
to
meet
the
army's
existing
commitments.
.
They
said:
"The
need
for
men
has
gone
up,
but
the
Incentive
has
not.
Police
said
Betty
Bailey
had
been
forced
into
an
auto
and
spirited
away
by
a
man
they
identified
as
James
Sheltoh40.
Shelton,
who
has
served
a
term
In
state
prison
for
car
theft
and
recently
completed
a
jail
sen
owner
makes
recom-
CPR
Tracks
Blasted
Again
CASTLEGAR,
B.C.
SF
Sons
of
Freedom
.
terrorism
In
B.C.'s
southern
Interior
mounted
Saturday
with
the
blasting
of
a
section
of
railroad
track
near
here,
the
second
rail
dynamiting
In
as
many
days.
university
students,
or
the
ond-storey
window.
She,
suffered
a
fractured
arm.
Mr.
Macdonald
escaped
from
a
downstairs
room.
Mrs.
Macdonald
was
away
from
home
on
a
week-end
visit.
Firemen
said
the
fire
started
from
.an
overheated
kitchen
stove.
-
or
any
new
"kewise.
the
cafe
closed.
bright
young
men
who
are
go
ing
out
to
the
oilfields
to
make
tence
here
for
drunken
driving,
-i-.iurants
and
cafes
Remember
the
time
when
girl
help
Improve
the
calibre
of
the
army,
allowing
more
tn
He
to
positions
of
responsibility.
i
their
pile,
or
real
estate
saics-
roomed
at
the
house
of
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rollie
Bailey
Pacific
Fishermen's
and
Allied
Trade
Union.
until
November
1
suggested
changes.
f
rlends
and
wives
used
to
tell
men,
or
highly
paid
profession
0
o
A
.
ffliilli)ir
iiiwe