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81
Soo8Gd
Army
Would
Block
Airline
f
Expansion
Announced
:
Landing
of
Troops
By
The
Cauadlua
Press
SEOUL.
The
acting
urime
ministpr
nf
Smith
,
"
II
'"'
Korea
today
threatened
to
pull
ROK
divisions
from
the
United
Nations
command,
freeing
them
for
independent
military
action,
if
negotiators
sign
an
armistice
based
on
the
latest
Allied
proposals.
Pyun
Yung
Tai
told
news-
i
papermcn
South
Korea
also
is
j
prepared
to
use
its
army
to
-
Puke
Visits
Fighters
QCA
To
Start
Ketchikan
Run
By
The
Canadian
Press
VANCOUVER.
Central
B.C.
Airways
Limited,
one
plane
and
a
dream
back
in
1946.
todav
an
I.I
m
or
I
I.INIU
UGIl
visit
the
RCAF's
No.
1
fighter
wing
at
North
Lufienliain
Em:
,
h
t.s
a
g..ard
drawn
up
In
hta
honor.
With
him
Is
Flt.-Lt.'
Jack
Turner
lie
ft
to
Watrous'
The
Duke
holds
the
rank
of
Manual
of
the
RAF
and
recently
obUtaed
S
wta
block
any
landing
of
troops
from
five
neutral
countries
to
guard
Red
prisoners
of
war
who
refuse
to
go
home.
"In
order
to
block
these
attempts
.
.
.
we
are
ready
to
use
our
armed
forces
and
we
would
even
be
willing
to
shed
blood
in
fighting
them,"
Pyun
said.
South
Korea's
rebellion
aeainst
.
i
.'-''it
-
;
5
..'
place
Plunged
Into
Darkness
nounced
a
"much
expanded
service,"
moving
it
into
the
big
leagues
of
Cana
s
fchzabeth
Arrives
For
Ball
dian
aviation.
Under
the
name
Pacific
West.
the
UN
truce
proposal
mounted
steadily
as
time
neared
for
negotiators
to
return
to
Panmun-jom
Monday
after
a
week-long
recess.
rr-y,
'
''
I
r
;U
-
,
i
years
ago.
ern
Airlines,
Ltd.,
the
20-plane
fleet
"will
compete
for
the
position
Canada's
third
larcnt
-mronauon
Dan
and
did1
cheer
the
monarch
as
she
re-home
until
4
a
m.
today.
1
turned
from
the
dance
at
Hamp-100
persons
still
were
j
ton
Court
Palace
the
same
There
had
been
20.0(H)
wildlv
Meanwhile,
the
war
continues
cheering
Britons
gathered
about
j
,
"
0
of
six
t.hp
oupon
inft
f
u,.n
:
airline.
active.
M
SHOWERS
SUNSHINE
ORECAST
FOR
CORONATION
......
w
iui
i,iic
uau
with
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
and
Princess
Margaret.
The
Queen
brought
her
sister
with
her.
Margaret,
who
didn't
have
a
date,
popped
into
the
palace
for
a
minute
and
then
drove
to
her
own
residence.
Clarence
Chinese
Communists
clung
grimly
to
three
battered
outposts
near
Panmunjom
today
as
Allied
big
guns
and
planes
poured
tons
of
explosives
and
blazing
napalm
,on
smoking,
shell-torn
hills.
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y"
3-
:
.
At
the
same
time,
it
was
learned
that
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines,
considered
for
the
'past
several
years
as
the
third
largest
airline
in
Canada,
will
begin
a
triweekly
service
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Ketchikan.
Ellis
Airlines
of
KcUhikan
at
present
operate
a
trl-weekly
service
between
the
two
cities
on
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Saturdays.
-QCA
wili
work
with
Ellis
THIS
PHOTOGRAPH
was
taken
as
work
was
in
progress
on
this
15-foot-high
clay
model
of
the
Royal
coat
of
arms,
which
is
erected
outside
the
annex
of
Westminster
Abbey.
A
mold
was
-taken
of
this
model,
and
a
cast
made
from
that
i
.
ONDON
Weather
forecast
for
Coronation
Day
Is
un-m.
but
chances
are
that
the
day
will
be
cool
with
periods
:n.
showers
and
sunshine,
the
weatherman
says.
The
.
Reds
wrested
outnosts
House.
Vegas,
Carson
and
Elko
from
US.
and
Turkish
infantry
in
a
With
the
strenuous
routine
of
the
Coronation
just
three
days
off.
the
Oueen
made
Tin
eno-nirp-
spector
Completes
Probe;
mvision-strengtn
assault
which
opened
last
Thursday
night
along
A
fiMinlle-
front
nnlv
an
nienU
for
today
and
pfanned
to
and
make
Its
trlDS
-
"i-"
Tuesdays.
4
resi
vow
ana
biiu
take
mRK
things
easy,
vany.
Chief
Thunderbird
Victor
In
Rugged
Wrestling
Bout
i
The
ball
was
given
for
the
i
Tnursdavs
and
Fridays.
miles
north
of
Seoul.
Turkish
officers
estimated
thf
Headauarters
for
PWA
will
h
eport
Expected
Shortly
Queen
by
the
Brigade
of
Guards
Chinese
lost
3.000
killed
ami
moved
from
Kamloops
to
Van
wounded
in
a
28-hour
battle
for
the
lOW
hills
Which
B-nnrri
t.hp
after
losing
the
second
fall
jffirial
investigation
by
dent
of
the
Community
Rate-parlment
of
Municipal
pavers'
Association,
and
a
meeti
LIGHTS
.FAIL
The
affair
eot
under
way
after
one
of
those
mishaps
that
so
often
plague
Dconle
eivinir
a
couver.
,
-
Announcement
of
the
company's
growth
into
an
organization
whirli
ulll
'
nnwi.copia:
all
invasion
route
tn
fipnnl
and
the
into
the
oDeration
of
1
inor
with
the
eni
I
main
Allied
defence
line.
rapHiditiircs
here
has
Cornered
along
the
ropes
by
Parker,
the
Chief
spught
to
roll
away
from
the
savage
body
attack,;
Suddenly
he
found
in
A
SIX-MAN
Supreme
Court
Jury
Friday'Xound
Aifi
Staud-lng-At-The-Door
guilty
of
1
manslaughter
in
the
fire
deaths
of
five
persons
on
the
Oleichen
Indian
Reserve
last
April
4.
Standing-At-The-
Door
o
r
1
g-inally
was
charged
with
murder.
He
was
sentenced
to
10
years
in
prison
on
each
of
five
counts
of
manslaughter.
Sentences
are
concurrent.
He
Is
shown
here
being
escorted
to
trial
in
Calgary
by
RCMP
Constable
J.
E.
Malone.
Easily
the
favorite
of
the
night,
Chief
Thunderbird
came
out
of
a
daze
last
night
with
a
terrific
-lunge
,
to
-down
Cliff
Parker
for
the
'
second
;
time
to
Win
two
falls'
out
of
three
in
the
double
billed
Civic
Centre
wrektllng-
match.
In
the
second
event,
Tarzan
Zimba
nailed
Bud
"Li'l
Ahnpr"
pu.y
ior
me
oo.s.sme
ugnw
of
British
Columbia
and
the
west
went
out
just
asi
the
Queen,
ar-
coast"
was
made
by
formef
bush
riv.fld-
.
.
,
.
'pilot
Russ
Baker,
vice-president
Scotch-Lite
opening,
ripped
at
Parker
with
in
committee
of
the
whole,
t
.
.
Mr.
Bracewell,
who
is
also
inspector
of
municipalities,
was
called
here
for
the
Investigation
after
charges
by
Aid.
Casey
and
Mr.
Prunky
that
all
was
not
well
with
the
method
of
city
expen
"iic
iuiu
uciiiiv
uiiwriru
Lilt'
.
nnn
iwnnra
maKp
438-year-old
red
brick
Tudor
impli-ltd
by
Deputy
Min-C.
Biarewcll,
port
will
be
presented
to
y
shortly.
"
hen-,
he
held
a
scrips
ate
mcrtintcs
with
Aid.
Cumv,
Mayor
Harpld
'
and
J.
w.
Prusky,
prcsi-
Mr.
Baker
at
the
same,
time
tap
e
Running
structure
through
the
Anne
announced
amalgamation
into
one
lunge
and
fjinhed
him;
partially
senseless,
to
the
mat.
The
Chief
is
one
of
B.C.'s
most
colorful
wrestlers
and
op
ditures.
Rattal
twice
in
a
row.
Zimba
got
Boleyn
Gate
when
the
King's
w"of
."p
5
-P-i-lnc.udfng
Lo-
Low
Act
Now
,,.
0UUH.-W1C,
wueie
sue
was
to
De
Charges
of
"skulldugccrv
"
and
SrwIhX
.i.,.i
i
rZ
j..,.
'ndh
nrt
plnuoH
rlfutrc"
nnnpnlWin
t
at
Rattal
only
minutes
after
downing
him
the
first
time
with
a
furious
onslaught
of
bodv
ciaiea
Air
laxi
Lia.,
Vancouver,
Associated
Aero
Services
Ltd
were
made
bv
Ald
Casev.
Last
chance
for
a
while
is
of
erates
an
athletic
club
for
Indians
in
Victoria.
He
was
recently
made
chief
of
the
Saa-
slams
and
handwipes
under
Full
Agenda
fered
to
city
motorists
today
to
get
in
on
the
Prince
Rupert
mcn
Dand
ol
Indians.
Tonight's
wrestline
bruins
nt
Drawn
Up
For
The
formal
ceremony
was
hurriedly
switched
to
another
section
of
the
palace.
Business
ground
to
a
halt
at
noon
today
as
hundreds
of
drab-clothed
carpenters
swarmed
over
Associated
Air
Taxi
and
Port
Albernl
Airways
Limited.
PWA
plans
new
regular
passenger
service
with
Canso
type
aircraft
from
Vancouver
to
Kiti-imit
and
Kemano.
Junior
ChamDer
of
Cnmm
the
chin
to
leave
the
hillbilly
flat
on
the
mat
for
"
several
minutes
after
the
final
fall.
Tonight
the
Chief
and
Zimba
tangle
for
one
fall,
while
Parker
8:30.
"Llte-a-Bumper
for
Safety"
Baseball
Clubs
A
full
aeenda
of
basehall
has
Canada's
...
two
v.
...v.u
biggest
wipiiVOk
CI1I
airlines
lillCS
London
s
golden
"
"HWK
square
mile
mile
and
MlIU
All
the
motorist
has
to
do
is
and
Rattal
start
the
Droeeeri-
Mr.
Casey
addressed
a
special
meeting
of
the
Ratepayers'
Association,
laying
similar
charges
gainst
the
other
aldermen,
mayor
and
city
clerk.
Council
unanimously
endorsed
a
motion
that
an
official
investigation
be
launched
"to
clear
the
air,
once
and
for
all."
Mr.
Bracewell
was
also
met
by
a
delegation
of
Junior
and
Senior
Chamber
of
Commerce
members,
who
asked
questions
on"
civic
affairs.
been
provided
for
sport
fans
,
began
hammering
out
the
great
I
are
Trans-Canada
and
Canadian
..1-
l,
f..
r
ta.iri.
ings
in
the
first
event.
The
main
over
the
holiday
week-end.
opening
with
a
double-header
tion
event
win
feature
a
team
match
with
Thunderbird
and
Rattal
against
Parker
and
Zimba.
Halibut
Season
Ends
June
9.
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
reduced
its
fleet
a
few
months
airo
tomorrow
(Sunday!
when
Prince
Ruucrt
Esouiren
mppt
V"
and
operated
only
one
plane
out
In
the
Tliunflerhirri-ParUiT
Terrace
CCs
here
at
1:45
p.m.
match,
the
Chief
made
a
terrific
and
6:45
p.m.
or
Prince
Rupert
during
the
winter.
Captain
Norm
Jermyn
flew
another
plane
here
two
weeks
ago.
Monday
evening
at
8:45.
a
eitv
Halibut
fishing
in
Area
2
comeback
after
suffering
a
series
of
body
blows
which
held
him
dazed
throughout
time
out
CITV
THANS1
(IKMI
I)
In
a
quick-change
act,
like
the
theatrical
scent
shifting,
plush
stores
of
London's
West
End
barely
waited
for
the
last
customers
to
quit
before
whisking
out
window
displays,
dismantling
.store
frontages
and
boarding
up
ucres
of
nlate
glass.
to
drive
to
the
Superior
Auto
garage
at
Second
and
Park
Avenue
where
busy
Jaycees
will
rpply.
a
red
strip
of
"scotch-lite"
tape
to
the
rear
bumper.
Cost
is
$1
and
will
go
to
the
purchase
of
more
tape
and
other
community
benefits.
The
material
glows
brilliantly
when
picked
up
by
the
headlights,
is
visible
at
night
up
to
a
quarter
of
a
mile
and
catches
the
eye
70
per
cent
quicker
than
regular
tail
lights.
It
is
equally
effective
on
rainy
nights
when
visibility
is
poor.
Accidents
at
night
are
said
to
have
been
reduced
by
as
much
as
80
per
cent
in
areas
where
all-star
team
will
face
a
U.S
Navy
team
arriving
here
or
three
U.S.
ships
to
attend
thf
Coronation
Day
celebration.
Death
Cfaims
Alaska
Judge
closes
at
11:59
p.m.
June
9.
This
was
officially
announced
today
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission.
It
is
estimated
the
quota
of
25,500,000
pounds
will
have
been
It
:
ANCHOR
AO
E,
Aluska
O'
An-
Bv
Monday,
most
of
London's
On
Tuesday,
Coronation
Day
the
U.S.
Navy
meets
the
cit;
team
in
the
second
name
nf
t.yv
thony
J.
Dimond.
72,
federal
,
famous
store
windows
will
have
disappeared
behind
boardings
Judge
for
Alaska's
third
division
and
former
deleguto.
to
Congress
series
.Thls
game
is
in
the
afternoon,
time
to
be
announced
from
the
Territory,
died
in
a
hos
alio
tiers
or
seats.
Vast
wooden
boardings
are
to
save
premises
from
damage
by
ptral
in
Hritui,
'colum-
pital
here
Thursday
night
of
a
wal
Credit
uovprnmcnt.
heart
ailment.
Me
had
been
In
;
the
caruaiitumi
crowds
expected
the
"Lite-a-Bumoer"
camnalirn
no.spiuu
lor
a
wcck.
I
Tuesday
"
here
iinltiy
from
the
'"
is
.scheduled
to
a
Imi
air
pnlilieal
4
Cyro
Park
tomorrow
Mill.
landed
from
the
area
by
that
date.
The
closure
Is
the
earliest
In
history
23
days
from
the
official
opening
on
May
17.
Here
are
today's
landings:
Canadian
Ken
Falls,
30,000,
14.3,
13.5.'
11,
'to
Royal;
Ocean
Pride,
90,000,
14.1,
13.4,
li,
Atlln;
Good
Partner,
55,000,
14.2,
13.5,
11,
to
B.C.
Packers;
Chief
Sku-gald.
60,000,
14,
13.5,
11,
to
B.C.
Packers.
Seven
boats
landed
at
the
Coop:
Combat.
65.000;
Arcti
I,
26.000;
Zenith,
16,000;
Vera
Beatrice,
14,000;
Tramp,
34,000;
Maurice
H,
16,000;
Panda
II,
10,000.
has
been
carried
out.
To
date,
close
to
200
cars
in
the
city
have
been
serviced
in
this
manner.
First
batch
of
the
tape
is
expected
to
be
used
up
by
tonight.
Announcement,
will
-WEATHER-
r
Forecast
North
Coast
Region:
Sunn
today
with
cloudy
periods
in
th
afternoon.
A
few
showers
in
th
southern
section
and
over
th
lidges.
Winds
light
westerly
excep
northwest
20
in
exposed
area
today.
.
Low
tonieht
and
hitrh
k.,"
Banners,
Flags
Decorate
Many
Cities
Across
Canada
ph
Ships
be
made
when
more
of
the
tape
0
'
V,
Main
Street
across
Canada
is
claims
the
Union
Jack
flying
on
is
available.
It
takes
only
a
few
minutes
to
aDDlV
the
material
An
nvpr.
0E1sported'
'
Trooos
lt.s
Carlton
Street
buildings
for
taking
on
the
appearance
of
a
the
Coronation
is
the
largest
age
of
40
cars
have
been
serv
day
At
Port
Hardy.
Sandsni
fine
in
the
Commonwealth
iced
each
night
this
week.
and
Prince
Rupert,
44
and
56.
'INCiTON
(CP)
The
royal
mile
as
Coronation
Day
approaches.
Most
communities
are
hanging
out
their
banners
and
bunting
oif.h
a
lnvlshnpKK
thnt
in
some
""'lit
confirmed
It
Measuring
27
by
54
feet,
it
was
specially
made
In
Liverpool
and
flown
for
the
first
time
on
the
'i'lei
ni'e
Uiat
two
slil
ns
Queen
Elizabeth
Gets
Room
operate
by
British
cases
will
surpass
the
decoration
Kong
firiiy;
transported
for
the
royal
tour
of
1951.
(.mmunist
troops
The
bright
finery
on
civic
So
Texan
Can
See
Coronation
buildings,
business
places
and
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tr.
HOUSTON.
Tex.
(API
occasion
of
Canada's
diamond
jubilee
of
nationhood,
July
1,
1927.
In
Ottawa,
red,
white
and
blue
banners
have
been
draped
about
the
Peace
Tower
on
the'
Parliament
Buildings.
Tuesday
is
a
national
holiday
arid
most
business
establishments
will
be
closed.
Thousands
are
pynpetpd
to
view
the
greatest
(i
them
as
the
Peri
co
l
shine
in
the
spring
sunshine
with
all
the
splendor
of
the
new
reign
whose
commencement
it
marks.
Mnnv
mnrp
flnirs.
npnnants.
Kont
r
th
owned
fay
,mS-
Ttle
rePrt
Dh
Public
at
a
press
con-sy
Senator
Karl
Mundt
.v,
'
acng
chairman
of
"
whlch
had
request-
coats
of
arms
and
illuminated
would
not
stand
a
chance
of
getting
a
hotel
room
In
London.
"Well,
I
thllnk
I'll
Just
wire
the
Queen
herself,"
Mrs.
Cochran
said.
Her
friends
laughed,
but
Mrs.
Cochran
sent
a
cable
to
Queen
Elizabeth
saying:
"Arriving
London
Sunday,
May
31.
Urgently
need
accommodations.
Please
advise.
Would
be
delighted
to
see
you
upon
j
parade
in
history
of
Prince
Ru
Thanks
to
Queen
Elizabeth
herself,
Mrs.
Louise
Cochran
will
have
a
place
to
stay
when
she
flies
to
London
for
the
Coronation.
Mrs.
Cochran,
who
sells
houses,
decided
a
week
ago
Sunday
that
she
wanted
to
see
the
Coronation.
It
took
only
a
few
days
to
get
her
passport
and
make
other
arrangements.
'
But
friends
told
her
she
That
was
Monday
morning.
Tuesday
afternoon
she
got
an
answer.
It
said:
"Her
Majesty
sends
you
greetings.
Have
your
accommodations
at
Kensington
Fal-ace."
It
was
signed
"Sir
Allen
La
scelles,
CVO,
kcr,
prrvnte
secretary,
FWI,
Buckingham
Palace."
-
,.
The
Kensington
Palace,
by
the
way.
Is
a
hotel.
.
-
displays
are
due
to
be
set
out
before
the
celebration
reaches
its
climax
Tuesday
with
march-pasts,
artillery
volleys
and
fireworks
spectacles.
The
Winnipeg
Free
Press
pert.
Hundreds
will
spend
the
weekend
completing
the
decorations
on
the
more
tnan
40
ilouts
entered
in
the
pnicnj.sioii.
''ttlthe
report
leaves
ls,,,P
up
to
the
British
ORDINARY
SEAMAN
Robert
Simser
of
Toronto
finds
that
embroidering
a
cushion
cover
Is
a
pleasant
means
of
relaxation.
He
is
serving
aboard
the
Canadian
Navy
vessel
Athabaskan,
which
is
taking
part
in
operations
off
Korea.
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Si
,
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