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FRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
15,
1953
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Sex
Strangler
i
Admitted
Murders
By
The
Associated
Press
LONDON.
John
Reginald
Malliday
Christie,
the
Notting
Hill
sex
strangler
who
confessed
he
killed
seven
women
but
might
have
murdered
more,
was
hanged
today
in
Pentonville
prison.
Even
9
he
died,
a
controversy
;
Torrcn-
jf;'
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,
"i
(c-..
ns
and
heavy
thaw
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Mountain.?
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Kocky
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derailed
a
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Uailway
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Hiring
the
trial
a
psychiatrist
i
testified
Christie
went
berserk
raped
ovpr
whether
the
milrl-appearin?
transport
worker
and
war-time
auxiliary
policeman
This
is
the
Army
i-
train,
washed
out
,
and
bridges
and
led
")0
bus
passen-iii
the
road
between
til's
Banff
and
Jas-lountain
resorts.
was
guilty
of
a
baby's
murder
'
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i
-,ltm,
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'
.
--.
'
L
i
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&'
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!
,.--r
becau.se
he
was
"fascinated
by
dead
bodies."
A
country-wide
hunt
was
lnunched
for
Christie
in
mid-March,
after
discovery
of
the
for
which
another
man
was
hanged
thre
years
ago.
England's
hangman.
Albert
MKMIUHS
OP
TIIK
ALUONQt'lN
REGIMENT
m
lllary
band
get
in
some
off-beat
licks
at
Camp
Niagara
where
the
regiment
Is
training.
Band
man
L.
V.
Poloear
(extreme
left)
threatens
to
drown
Hand.sman
Al
Proulx
the
hard
way,
while
Cpl.
Carl
Reinholt
(with
trumpet!
and
Cpl.
John
Mc!!!.m
are
bewitched
and
bewildered
All
are
from
Kirkland
Lake,
Ont.
near-nude
decomposing
bodies
TPIerrepont,
placed
the
noose
of
three
women
walled
up
in
an
alcove
in
his
abandoned
apartment.
d
a
mile
east
of
i,
B.C.,
were
10
cars
of
tboimd
Mountaineer.
season
special
between
vtr
and
Chicago.
Only
reported
hurt
was
a
who
suffered
a
minor
At
his
trial
he
testified
he
Jobs
Daughters
Return
Home
From
Appearance
at
Stampede
with
Its
attached
black
hood
over
Christie's
head
Just
before
the
seheduled
hour,
9
am.
1
am
PDTi.
Then
the
trap
was
sprung
with
a
crash'
that
echoed
throughout
the
grim
prison.
A
crowd
of
some
200
persons,
including
many
schoolchildren,
were
gathered
outside
the
prison
strangled
his
wife
with
a
stocking
to
put
her
out
of
her
agony
during
a
convulsion.
He
claimed
he
kept
the
body
under
the
parlor
floor
because
he
couldn't
bear-,
to
be
separated
from
her.
njury.
case
of
sockeye.
salmon
on
be
derailment
occurred
af-main-line
roadbed
had
half
of
the
City
of
Prince
Ru-nert.
The
case
-
of
salmon
had
hpakened
by
a
flood
of
gate.
A
trurkload
of
police
v;iiited
near
the
gate
and
the
police
been
given
to
the
drill
team
by
racing
down
from
the
Frank
Howard
mis
after
a
neai
wave.
Harry
Robins,
manager
of
Nel-vi
n
Brothers
Cannery,
Port
Tuesday,
the
team
put
on
dr'll
display
on
the
stage
at
tht
stampede
grounds
before
some
42.non
persons.
The
next
day.
Just
prior
to
the
famous
chuck
wagon
race,
the
girls
drilled
oe-tore
a
crowd
of
80,000
On
Wednesday,
drill
captain
Margaret
Giske
presented
Mayor
Don
McKay
of
Calgary
with
a
Prince
RiiK
rt's
pnodwlll
emissaries
to
the
Calgary
Stampede.
Bethel
No.
3
Job's
Daughter
drill
team,
returned
to
the
city
last
night
after
a
thrill-packed
week.
.
The
33-ghi
Cl
I
ill
team
took
patt
In
the
eight-mlle-long
parade
to
the
Stampede
grounds
July
6
and
the
following
day.
patrol
In
nearby
Caledonian
Road
had
been
Increased,
but
b
it
Is
the
highest
on
the
ine,
near
the
Great
Dl-
Tigf-i
n
iijiwiiiw
mil
"liinrT
wn
ir
ulliiliTrriiiinir-ti
ir
mwu
I
"1
there
was
ho
disturbance.
jst
west
of
the
Alberta,
-
Also
on
behalf
of
the
City
of
irrier.
Prince
Rupert,
drill
team
man
At
the
posting
of
the
execution
notice
on
the
gate,
the
crowd
surged
forward,
many
i
n
d
e
d
passengers
were
ager
Alec
Mltcneii
presenien
Retains
Seat
In
Skeena
A
Judicial
recount,
requested
l-rred
to
two
coaches
Viavor
McKay
with
a
letter
or
laughing
"
nervously
and
making
rnodwlll
to
the
citizens
of
Cal-
.
.
A
NEW
YORK
BATHER
looks
at
the
most-lntiicate
clock
in
the
world,
the
Guinness
Crazy
Clock,
which
stands
2S
feet
high
and
has
just
been
returned
from
the
Festival
of
Britain.
The
unusual
timepiece
stages
a
theatrical
performance
every
15
minutes
through
an
Intricate
system
of
balls
and
chains
and
plates
and
gears
and
other
folderol.
The
clock
i
on
public
exhibition
and
shortly
will
begin
a
nation-wide
tour
of
the
U.S.
for
the
Hemophillia
Society.
had
remained
on
the
iid
were
taken
to
field.
there
they
were
mov-bus
to
Lake
Louise
and
ary
from
Mayor
Harold
Wha-iJ
I
Tta
eontlnwd
controve
iy
len
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mayor
Mc-
hinges
on
Christie
s
confession
Kav
presented
Mr.
Mitchell
with
Nine-Day
Search
For
Girl
Ends
With
Finding
of
Body
bv
defeated
Liberal
canaiaaw
Lionel
Houle
of
Terrace
failed
to
nhanee
the
result
of
the
June
9
lief
train
despatched
from
i
white
Stetson
hat.
At
the
con-
-elusion
of
the
ceremonies
the
'
nelehbor
s
iwife
three
years
ago.
Thi
T
Imothy
Kvana.
neighbor.
H1I
team
went
to
Calgary
city
f
klllmg
both.
.m
hall
-
and
signed
the
.
visitors')
"f"
h
k
wife
and
baby
daughter
but
was
'
.
.nnirori
onri
hanperi
onlv
for
to
Banff
was
expected
h
here
some
time
today.
M1NAK.I
.Body
of
five-yrars
.spot
nearby
where
Geraldlno
I
Mavne.
siipfrlntenrtenl
old
Oeraldlne
Hucaan
Was
found
lluggan,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
CPR's
Alberta
division,
re
Tuesday
night
to
su-
Last
Thursday
a
conttngent
;
lhp
,nf
t,
df,af
h
christie
s
af
6
Prince
Rupert
citizens,
in-
,
ormlKPri
Kn-iilatlon
by
searchers
slmrtly
before
noon
Mrs.
Jarf'1
Huggan
of
Winnipeg,
today,
fell
on
her
face
while
traversing
The
searchers
had
covered
a
rwampy
area
near
the
shore
miles
of
territory
here
since
the
of
Look
ljjkc.,,
t
repair
o)eratlon8
on
the
hiding
the
drill
team,
went
on
rhHti-
aisn
killed
the
lamaged
track.
There
chartered
bus
tour
to
Banff.
election
in
Skeena
riding,
which
saw
Frank
Howard,
28-year-old
CCF
standard-bearer
elected.
The
count,
started
at
Smlthers
yesterday
before
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
of
the
County
Court
of
Prince
Rupert.'
was
completed
shortly
before
noon
today.
Final
figures
are:
Howard
2,110;
Houle
2,097.
-
;,V,
,
.
Until
the
recount,
Mr.
.Howard
led
Houle
by
seven
votes.
Houle
was
represented
by
A.
Clear
footprints
were
found
i
immediate
indication
cnikt
beanie
lost
on
July
9
and
baby,
though
he
denied
this,
i
Queen's
Counsel
John
Scott
tjxnrlnmt
afllirlill
R(Ti.
tJClV
They
spent
the
day
there
sightseeing,
swimming
and
riding.
he
work
would
De
com-
On
July
10
the
guardian
announced
-on
prnmpT-t
,nqiliry
50
stranded
tourists
on
'rumen
nnn
narenus.oi
me
vai-i
,v.i-
unA
lianff-Jasper
road
were
'
i
iue.soav
i.nafr
iini.'ir
nnu
v.
Tary
Pelhel
.
of
Job
,
,
3
,
Daughters
'
eon
fesslnti
ntd
:thst
ihe
NORTHWEST
GETS
CONTRACT'
FOR
TELEPHONE
BUILDING
City
Council
has
accepted
the
tender
of
Northwest
Construction
Company
for
alterations
to
the
old
liquor
store
on
Third
Avenue
to
convert
it
into
the
Prince
Rupert
Telephone
Company
building.
The
firm's
bid
of
$7,647
was
one
of
four
received.
Other
bidders
were
Eby
and
Sons,
Mitchell
and
Currie,
and
Greer
and
:
Brldden.
';
'f
'
"
'
Contract
for
rewiring
the
same
budding
was
awarded
to
Grant
and
Newton,
who
tendered
a
bid
of
$598.
Tenders
for
changes
to
the
building's
plumbing
system
will
be
called
again.
Russia
Asked
to
Four-Power
:
Foreign
Ministers
Meeting
ing
in
five
buses
when
entertatned
Mh
-girls'
at
--St.
!
did
not
.kill
Mrs.
Evans.
udges
were
washed
outi
Bruce
Brown,
solicitor,
and
Lib-
Evari3
.
mother.,
and
two-
sis-
near
the
rpot
and
hand
print
and
the
mark
of
a
tiny
face
showed
where
the
child
fell.
At
Kenora,
the
Ontario
provincial
police
jsid
this
footprints
were
measurable
knd
titled
'the
size
of
the
shoes
worn
by
the
child
when
she
wandered
away
from
her
parenU'
summer
cottage
neur
Wade.
10
days
ago.
The
section
between
the
lakes
was
not
searched,
before
the
tew
remained
unconvinced
and
jeral
MLA-eieot
for
Prince
'Ru-
Saskatoon
-Crossing
a
ommunlty
lust
south
of
lumhlH
Icefield.
Genrge's
Island,
Later
the
group
went
swimming
at
Bowness.
One
of
the
highlights
of
the
trip
occurred
Saturday
morning
when
the
team
drilled
at
a
wrote
the
Queen
Tuesday
night,
,
pert.
Frank
Howard
is
organizer
for
asking
a
public,
investigation
nwlille.
a
sudden
flood
Seventeen
Laborite
members
nut
3IWI
feet
of
track
at
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
in
Skeena.
He
is
of
Parliament,
also
presented
an
kwaet.
B.C..
farther
west
beautiful
park
ore
St.
George's
'sland
pnd
movies
were
taken
by
Frank
Graham
of
Hollywood.
Is
understood
the
films
will
Police
called
for
volunteers
Rockies,
aXUr
a
day-long
officials
here
reiHnled
Abound
passenuer
trains
tailed
In
the
Rockies
but
llth-hour
motion
demanding
married
and
has
one
boy.
that
Christie's
execution
be
Ertucated
in
Vancouver
schools,
stayed
so
he
could
testify
at
ne
flrst
red
as
a
miner
and
sueh
an
investigation.
!
then
turned
to
logging,
where
hf
Christie
was
sentenced
June
;
becarne
BCt,Te
in
the
IWA,
work-75
after
a
fiva-day
trial
in
Old
I
(n
njs
way
up
as
trust,ee,
then
i
Tueritlav
nleht
s
an
Army
unit
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i
iled
that
the
flood
dsm-uld
be
cleared
up
today.
president
of
his
local
union.
he
user!
on
United
States
tele--Hon
In
about
three
months'
time
and
later
in
newsreels
or
film
shorts.
Saturday
evening
the
girls
attended
a
'
banquet
at
which
they
presented
Margaret
Glpke.
who
Is
leaving
the
team
to
take
im
nursing,
with
a
special
pin
The
presentation
was
nwde
bv
I'stbound
passenger
was
from
Winnipeg
had
already
abandoned
the
search
and
returned
to
t
he
city
heore
the
discovery
was
made.
An
RCAF
helicopter
brought
news
of
the
find
to
Kenora,
refueled
and
bu,zcd
back
over
the
area..
OPP
officials
said
the
tracks
were
accompanied
by
a
trace
of
cloth
from
the
child's
clothing.
)i
In
Calgary.
Baney
court,.
The
55-year-old
man
was
tried
only
for
the
murder
of
his
wife,
Ethel.
54.
whose
decaying
body
was
found
beneath
the
parlor
floor
in
their
dingy
Notting
Hill
tenement
apartment.
Notes
from
all
three
western
governments
were
prepared
for
'
dispatch
to
Moscow
within
21
hours.
The
proposal
on
German;
,
represents
initiative
by
the
wes'
to
put
squarely
up
to
the
Kremlin
In
the
face
of
Its
interna
Beria
purge
and
in
the
light
o:
anti-Communist
unrest
in
Eas'
Germany
a
challenge
to
dc
something
definite
about
one
o'.
today
it
was
still
raln-ry
heavily"
In
Banff
and
w
River
was
ninning
the
By
JOHN
M.
HIGHTOWFR
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Britain,
France
and
the
United
States
posed
an
immediate
challenge
to
Russia
today
to
Join
in
a
four-power
foreign
ministers'
meeting
aimed
at
reuniting
East
and
West
Germany.
The
call
for
a
session
next
autumn
on
Germany,
and
on
completing
an
Austrian
Inde
fci-
In
many
years.
The
Mnrgit
Mae
Arthur.
Honored
CH
Jackson,
Druggist
Here
Dies
Suddenly
Charles
Henry
Jackson.
46,
tour
coincided
with
n
par
They
said
the
new
clues
were
i
twen
nf
,hP
Rethel.
Miss
Glske
ly
heavy
thaw
of
snow
In
irkles.
WEATHER
Synopsis
1
genuine
bu
.the
footprints
and
j
prrspntrt
olive
Mitchell,
the
J
nnother
trace
of
cloth
reported
i
r,ppr
w)ln
accompanied
tlie
i
Monday
were
a
false
lead.
i
tpam
u,s
drills,
with
a
com-
i
Tliere
is
no
indication
whether
i
nnrt
ridge
of
high
pressure
pendence
treaty,
was
agreed
unon
bv
the
British,
U.S.
and
dniErGist
for
many
years
In
Prince
Rupert,
died
suddenly
yesterday
the
worst,
sources
of
tension
State'
Secretary
John,
Fostei
Dullts
of
the
U.S.
the
Brltist
acting
foreign
secretary,
thi
Marquess
of
Salisbury,
ant
French
Foreign
Minister
George?
1
the
chit
tils
alive
or
dead
buti
Satur0By
wa8
Biso
the
eve
of
1
pollre
are
certain
she
Is
some-
1
(r
Mitchell's
birthday
and
he
"ria
'
thwart
iBtaeu
the
south
coast
!
place
today
a
along
1
where
on
a
narrow
track
of
land
rP,rlved
a
birthday
cake
and
a
I
French
foreign
ministers
in
a
five-day
conference
which
ended
with
Issuance
of
a
communique
Tuesday
night.
at
Prince
Rupert
oenerai
nos-pital.
Born
in
Sweden,
Mr.
Jackson
ne
Frightens
Id
to
Death
ANGELES
(API
A
sob-oung
mother
told
sheriff's
cs
today
that
a
low-flying
so
terrified
her
two-year-
between
Long
Lake
and
Cataa-!
Masonlc
f,R
from
the
drill
anln"V!".B.
1,1
will
"'";.
Cloudiness
persist
GERALIHNE
IHIGGAN
.
.
.
dead
trnphe
Lake,
about
two
miles
eam
in
appreciation
of
all
the
moved
to
Canada
in
1910,
com
southwest
of
Wade.
work
he
has
done
for
the
gins.
throughout
the
day
over
the
north
coast
although
there
will
be
some
periods
of
sunshine.
HMCS
Huron
Miss
Giske
made
the
presenta
ing
almost
directly
to
Prince
Rupert
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Jackson.
tion.
m
that
he
ran
screaming
rr
and
collapsed
at
her
On
the
way
to
Calgary
prior
their
efforts
were
spurred
earlier
Geraldlne's
disappearance
set
this
morning
when
the
first
off
a
dramatic,
Intensive
search,
definite
'
trace
of
the
girl
was
Police,
Indians,
campers,
railway
found.
men.
dogs,
helicopters
and
sol-Two
Kenora
men,
Harry
Hawes
rilers
scoured
the
mosqulto-in-and
Joe
Bynskl,
discovered
a
tested
bush.
He
was
engaged
.
in
fishing
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
to
the
Stampede,
the
girls
put
Runs
Aground
business
for
a
time,
and
later
entered
the
drug
business.
In
on
a
drill
display
at
Jasper
She
took
him
to
an
ency
hospital
where
he
renounced
dead.
and
cool.
Intermittent
rain
or
drizzle
Thursday
morning,
becoming
continuous
rain
Thurs
Bidault
also
called
for
restoration
of
"true
liberty"
to
tht
Soviet
satellite
peoples
of
Eastern
Europe
and
announced
tha
If
those
countries
achieve
freedom
the
door
to
unity
with
th"
community
now
being
created
in
Western
Europe
is
open
to
them.
On
Far
Eastern
problems,
the
three
ministers
announced
that
economic
embargoes
against
Communist
China
would
be
continued
indefinitely
after
an
armistice
and
that
the
policy
of
barring
Red
China
from
the
United
Nations
would
continue
where
the
Ladies
of
the
Eastern
Star
took
them
on
sightseeing
trips
around
Jasper.
Off
Korea
1941
he
married
Margaret
Mary
Sievert
of
this
city.
He
was
employed
at
Deeth's
Pharmacy
at
the
time
of
his
death.
OTTAWA
m
The
Canadian
eeting
of
Truce
Negotiators
bday
to
'Make
or
Break
Talks'
day
afternoon.
Winds
light,
Increasing
Thursday
morning
to
southeast
25.
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
53
and
62.
destroyer
Huron,
reported
Monday
as
having
been
damaged
in
Civil
Servants
Get
5-Day
Week
a
grounding
off
the
uommunisi
Korean
northeast
coast,
is
head
He
is
survived
by
his
mother,
Mrs.
Charles
Jackson
of
Victoria;
two
brothers.
Oke'
and
Fric,
and
one
sister,
Margaret,
all
of
Prince
Rupert.
Funeral
arrangements
will
be
announced
later.
,
By
SAM
SI
MMEKLIN
ing
for
a
Japanese
port
under
assure
the
signing
of
an
armistice
If
the
Communists
are
sincere
in
their
desire
for
peace."
pending
further
consultation.
NMUNJOM
(API
An
auth-
VICTORl'A
)
Introduction
of
her
own
steam,
navy
neaoquari-ers
said
Tuesday.
the
five-day
week
for
some
10,000
llve
source
said
today's
Meanwhile,
the
greatest
offen
ed
the
United
Nations
Command
negotiators
"walked
out"
of
the
last
truce
meeting.
But
Peiping
radio
made
it
clear
there
would
be
another
meeting
at
the
customary
hour
of
11
a.m.
on
Thursday
(7
p.m.
Another
Service
In
Daily
News
;
British
Columbia
civil
servants
session
of
truce
negotla-
sive
in
more
than
two
years
of
Jiere
will
"make
or
break
Korean
fighting
stalled
at
least
iius."
will
be
started
early
In
August.
Premier
W.
A.
C.
Bennett,
mak-tnc
the
announcement
Tuesday
Airport
Survey
Slated
for
Digby
temporarily
todry
In
the
'pes
of
source
said
the
meetiim
PDT
Wednesday!.
drenching
rain,
stubborn
South
Korean
resistance
and
blistering
f"
brine
a
"showdown"
nn
said
the
five-day
week
for
the
government
employees
would
be
Aliped
artillery
fire
frets
for
a
quick
armistice.
e
meeting
will
make
or
Instructions
have
been
Issued
to
carry
out
an
immediate
investigation
of
a
site-
for
an
Gen.
Maxwell
Taylor,
UK.
1th
army
commander,
visited
the
the
talks,"
he
said.
re
were
Rtrnntr
inrlienHxnn
airport
on
Digby
Island,
Trans
east
-central
front
for
thf-
second
port
Minister
Lionel
Chtvrier
"There
is
a
very
distinct
possibility
of
another
breakdown
In
the
talks,"
the
source
said.
The
Peiping
radio
said:
"The
other
side
unilaterally
declared
a
recess
and
walked
out
of
the
meetings."
A
UN
Command
spoilsman
said
only.
"No
comment.
We
never
comment
on
Communist
Reports
reaching
here
said
the
Huron
is,
proceeding
at
five
knots
and
is
expected
to
reach
port
July
18.
There
were
no
details
except
that
the
Huron
ran
aground
in
fog.
A
spokesman
said
there
are
no
plans
for
replacing
the
destroyerone
of
three
Canadian
destroyers
serving
In
the
theatre
until
the
extent
of
damage
Is
determined
and
It
is
known
how
long
it
will
take
to
put
the
ship
back
in
service.
A
Tokyo
dispatch
said
the
ship's
hull
below
the
water
line
was
crushed
and
large
segments
were
twisted
out
of
the
forward
section.
Tnere
were
no
casualties.
Sinclair
Here
July
25
James
Sinclair,
federal
minister
of
fisheries,
will
address
a
Liberal
meeting
here
in
support
of
Ted
Applewhaite
on
July
25.
Mr.
Sinclair
is
due
in
the
city
on
July
24
and
will
travel
that
same
day
for
a
meeting
in
Terrace,
returning
at
night
He
will
speak
at
Port
Edward
on
the
morning
of
the
25th
and
in
the
Civic
Centre
at
night.
While
In
the
city,
Mr.
Sinclair
will
visit
fishing
plants
and
canneries.
';
iwwdown
would
cdme
over
straight
day
and
announced
that
1
i?.
tin.
Jtr
the
line
had
been
"stabilised.
advised
Ted
Applewhaite,
Liberal
candidate
seeking
re-elec
Helps
Advertisers
Another
service
to
Dally
News
readers
and
Classified
page
advertisers
has
been
established.
Each
day
there
will
be
published
In.
the
upper
left
hand
corner
of
the
Classified
Page
a
notice
.of
replies
to
Classified
Advertisements
employing
Daily
News'
box
numbers.
Remember
your
box
number
.
.
.
Consult
the
Classified
Pane
every
day
But
an
uneasy
lull
hung
over
tion,
in
a
Ulegiam
today
from
flemands
for
the
recapture
"i-Communlst
Korean
pris-I
freed
last
month
and
iron-juarantees
from
the
United
jus
that
South
Korea
would
Introduced
progressively.
It
would
be
brought
In
without
any
reduction
In
total
hours
worked
or
Increase
in
departmental
costs,
the
premier
said.
"Commencing
the
first
of
August,
most
governmental
offices
in
Victoria,
Vancouver
and
certain
interior
points
will
go
on
a
five-day
week,"
he
said.
In
most
cases
the
proposed
change
will
be
effected
by
adding
half
an
hour
to
the
office,
bonis
fioui
MoiuIhy
to
Filday.
thp
20-mile
front
where
more
thnn
80,000
Reds
rolled
uo
solid
Ottawa.
The
federal
government
a
rjroDauanda
broadcasts."
gains
in
a
big-scale
two-day
on
sla
ught.
few
months
ago
allocated
$50,
President
Eisenhower's
special
000
for
engineering
and
survey
Weary
RoK
troops
bolstered
I
a
truce.
I
source,
who
could
not
be
Hied,
gave
his
estimate
of
truce
envoy
said
as
he
landed
work
on
the
project
to
deter
mine
if
it
is
possible
to
erect
a
their
defences
hnd
waited
for
darkness,
aim
powillile
new
a-
S'lllllS.
'
in
the
U.S.
Tuesday
that
the
agreement
he
reached
with
President
SyngniKii
Rhee
"should
landing
strip
oh
the
island.
iuce
situation
after
the
jsi-
Communist
radio
claim