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Key
to
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Great
Northwest"
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Schools,
Forest
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A
YA
From
Their
Jobs
Today
.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(Canadian
Press)
The
United
States
government
had
the
steel
industry
back
under
federal
seizure
today
but
it
remained
an
4-:
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;
CHINESE
l
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INDIAN
151
11
i
i
i
i
gement
Review
Promised
j
open
question
whether
Philip
Murray's
striking
CIO
steel
workers
would
return
to
work.
Tin
X('0UVKH
(Canadian
Press)
A
new
plan;
rnmeiu
hospital
insurance
on
non-compulsory
i
.monopolistic
basis
with
elimination
of
co-
a-
was
proposed
yesterday
in
a
12-pointj
!n
presented
to
the
Progressive
Conservative;
uu
um
n
Reds
Riot
:
In
Japan
.
First
May
Dance
Since
Independence
Marked
With
Wild
Violence
TOKYO
(CP)
Twenty
thousand
Communist-led
anti-Am-crlcan
rioters
today
fought
police
with
clubs
and
stones
in
front
of
the
Imperial
Palace.
,
United
States
troops
armed
with
machine
guns,
fanned
out
through
the
city
to
protect
foreign
lives
and
property
in
the
worst
riots
In
Japan
since
"the
end
of
the
Second
World
War.
The
tumultuous
May
Day
demonstration
came
only
three
days
after
Japan
formally
regained
her
independence.
Americans
were
attacked,,
stoned
and
mauled.
But
none
were
seriously
hurt.
,
Club-swinging
rioters
charged
1000
steel-helmeted
police.
Thty
clubbed
218
officers
to
the
ground,
Injuring
51
seriously,
Each
time
the
police'
beat
back
the
human
waves
with
tear
gas,
clubs
and
guns.
..
Uncounted
hunurejs
of
rioters
were
also
injured.
One
was
reported
killed
by
gunfire.
Riots
also
broke
out
in
Kyoto,
former
capital
of
Japan,
where
3000
Koreans
stormed
the
city
offices
and
fought
with
police.
They
were
halted
by
tear
gas.
United
States
Army
radio
here
said
tonight
that
Tokyo
police
had
intercepted
a
copy
of
orders
from
underground
Communist
leaders
ordering
an
attach-on
Japanese
factories
making
munitions
for
United
Nations
E
M
PLO
YMENT
i
It
was
considered
at
least
pos-!
slble
that
the
government
might
;
seek
to
lure
650,000
strikers
back
'
to
their
jobs
by
giving
them
the
'pay
increase
which
Murray
had
i
tried
unsuccessfully
to
pry
out
of
the
steel
firms.
Murray
withheld
comment
but
World's
May
Day
Rough
ly
of
government
lawyers,
in
getting
the
federal
aDDeal
court
last
WASHINGTON
CP
Riots,
MID
KMCll
INDUSTRY
WDUSIKT
party
convention
here.
j
The
platform,
presented
for
approval
of
250
convention
dele-
f
gates
said:
!
"We
recognize
the
wldspread
dissatisfaction
with
the
hospital
j
Insurance
service
as
presently
!
carried
on
In
the
province."
j
The
platform
also
pledges
a
I
review
of
school
finances
and
1
affirms
the
party
'belief
in
a
j
!
democratic
system
of
non-sec-
ty
,
strikes
and
rival
demonstrations
!
night
to
restore
President
Tru-i
by
Communists
and
non-Corn-
j
man's
seizure
temporarily,
said
i
munlsts
flared
around
the
world
I
tney
may
have
to
seek
a
back-!
this
May
Day
as
workers
of
the
!
-C0UJrt
Injunction
against
the
i
world-far
from
united-showed
;
Umted
steel
Workers
of
Am-
b
Claims
Pru-C'ons
Party
t
(
F
ami
0
Too
Socialistic
!
their
colors
and
shouted
their
.
erl??
ASPECTS
OF
MALAYA
Half
the
people
of
the
Fetation
of
Malaya
are
Malays.
They
supply
more
than
68
per
cent
of
the
indigenous
arm
-d
forces-iicludinj
the
police
and
Home
and
Village
Guards-while
Chinese
and
Indian
la
or
is
predominant,
in
the
tin
and
rubber
indus-tr.es
which
have
made
Malaya
the
largest
do!
ar-earner
of
the
Commonwealth.
The
tin
and
lubber
industries
have
maintained
a
high
rate
of
output
despite
the
continued
state
of
"emergency"
caused
by
Chinese
Communist
gue
rilla
activity.
The
High
Commissioner,
General
Templer,
in
his
new
drive
against
this
terrorise,
is
determined
to
increase
the
numbers
of
Chinese
serving
in
local
defence
services.
The
United
States
Court
of
creeds
in
cold
war.
:
tarian
schools
as
at
present
i
O'ER
it
--
Herbert,
established
by
4aw
in
British
i
Passive
Conserva-
:
Columbia.
j
,
r
m
British
Co-,
Tne
piatform
als0
pit.dges
re.
uterauy
rctiirrated
the
;
d,1(.tion
hv
,n
pn.
th
I
Tokyo
was
bloodied
with
vio-
PPeai
waay
aeniea
tne
plea
i
lent
rioting
:
01
tne
steel
companies
that
the
j
East
and
west
Berlin,
guarded
:
g0Vernment
be
ba"ed
irora
n"
j
by
police
and
troops,
staged
rival
i
ZT
"l
wages
whl,e
tthe
mllIf
demonstrations
within
sight
6
of
un?er
fvernment
control.
each
other
The
vote
was
5
to
4.
nn
"Uii
v.
'
r
-
Action
motto:
cost
of
licence
fees
on
all
pas-
Today's
Stocks
Other
planks
call
for
the
ap-
f
,
rrime
Minister
Stalin
appear-:
ed
at
Lenin's
tomb
to
watch
So-
;.n
250
'"-'"'Pi-jpointment
of
a
commission
of
j
.1
AHMfliU
ncllU
Wl.
:
InrilllrU
tr
rAlllonr
Via
nwnr.nf
i
Mean
Men
Hurt
By
Snowmobile
(0..tirt-!.y
s.
i.
johiiMoii
to.
Ud.i
viet
might
troop
through
Red
square.
VANCOUVER
New
York
had
a
parade
down
American
Standard
26
;
Eighth
Avenue
with
1,800
police
troops
in
Korea.
Kitimat
to
Have
Liquid
Air
Plant
Another
Industry
for
Alcan
Port
Announced
VICTORIA
(CP)
An
oxygen
and
acetylene
manufacturing
plant
will
be
established
at
Kitimat
by
the
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
!
Announcement
of
the
new
Bralome
6.00
and
detectives
alerted
to
watch.
BURNS
LAKE
Eric
DeWitt
aer
to
wuie
prosper
(
tenslon
of
tne
Pacmc
Greatl
'Eastern
Railway
into
Vancouver!
must
be
secure.
'
Mr.
j
"Wltn
tne
Iinal
object
ln
vlew
,
said,
"so
that
capital
of
extending
the
railway
from
I
can
march
forward
in
:
Prmce
;
George
into
the
Peace
-"b!a"
"'-f
"ft!
River
aiea."
!
jvince
a.s
perfect,
thei
-
!
A
shouting
mob
of
about
5.000
!
and
Percy
Wilkes,
workers
on
the
Lowering
Oi
u,uu"'ra
uommuiiisi
youtnsi
Alcan
project,
are
in
hospital
infiltrated
the
French
section
of
,
here
suffering
from
injuries
re-Berhn.
Police
drove
them
back
jceived
when
a
snowmobile
up-over
the
border,
with
fire
hose
set
on
Tahta
Lake.
They
were
and
well
aimed
night
sticks.
!
flown
here
by
helicopter
proaram
of
industrial
;
will
fail."
Fish
Tariff
BRX
03
M.
Cariboo
Quartz
1.35
;
Congress
06
'
Cronin
Babine
,
.43
Giant
Mascot
99
Indian
Mines
19
'.
'
Pioneer
2.26
.
Premier
Border
26
Privateer
.08'2
Sheep
Creek
1.60
Vananda
,
.13
'
Salmon
Gold
...
..t
.
..
,04i
Spud
Valley
09
Silver
Standard
2.30
Western
Uranium
3.70
unian
program,"
hich
n
carried
out
by
tlir
Friendly"
Dispute
Unsettled
T
Plant
was
niade
Wednesday
by
0i
m3riA
m
lHon-
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
In
(orrrnmrnt
in
the
Wreckage
of
Lost
Plane
Discovered
VANCOUVER
tCP)
A
plea
for
reduction
in
tariffs
to
aid
the
Canadian
fishing
industry
waa
idc,
ruuld
nut
have
lands
who
stressed
that
the
fitiwit
tfSTTrmrnt
of
the
I
VIIIHIIV
IV
f
Visit
Alaska
made
on
Wednesday
by
Hon.
R.
V'.F.
&
A.W.
Demands
Company
Representatives
Meeting
Today
to
Consider
resentatives
would
be
held
"hereTw.
Mayhew,
minister
of.
fLsh-this
afternoon.
fpriei
liquid
air
industry
would
actually
be
the
first
manufacturing
plant
at
the
up
coast
oite.
Although
no
estimate
of
the
Dlant'a
cost
was
elven
t.hp
min
ive
Conservative
cab-"isters.
This
was
be-igrtssive
CoiiMTvalivcs
abinet
had
controlled
Because
neeotiations
Union
demands
one-half
with
fhp-
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companies
in
connection
with
a
increase
across
the
board
for
sole
L"
I
VICTORIA
9
The
Canadian
I
MIAMI
(CP)
Wreckage
of
a
(
cruiser
Ontario
will
leave
here
i
missing
Pan
American
World
i
in
mid-June
on
a
training
cruise
ister
said
the
establishment
i
)"s
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a0ne2',lnl"CogniZed
that
consumption
of
Anglo
Canadian
7.50
Airways
luxury
stratocruiser
was
to
Alaska,
the
Navy
announced
10
or
11
pounds
of
fish
by
each.
finite
results.
United
Fishermen
range
from
four
to
five
and
a
w
sot
to
see
that
dcvolpnient
in
British
proceeds
fast.ir
than
I
sighted
near
Carolina,
Brazil,
;
Wednesday,
i
today,
and
reports
said
there
I
would
be
"extensive."
Much
of
the
product
will
be
used
by
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada's
smelter
at
Kitimat.
"
'und
Allied
Workers'
Union,
at
a
nalf
cems
for
sole,
and
five
rents
person
in
Canada
was
too
small
to
support
the
industry.
"The
protein
value
in
fish
is
!
meeting
!a..t
night,
voted
that
,
Ior
,ln
cod-
'iiome
twenty
boats,
already
tied!
.
.
iup
here,
should
remain
in
port.i
rAn
crmr-ir
n
program
we
have
got
"he
said.
I
something
we
need
In
our
diet,"
he
said.
were
no
signs
of
any
survivors.
A
plane
disappeared
on
Tuesday
with
50
persons
aboard.
Pan
American
Airways
officials
in
Miami
said
messages
indicated
the
aircraft
had
split
More
Foot
And
Mouth
Disease
an
program.
Mr.
An-aw
such
things
ars
old
"is
and
other
social
RCAF
Crash
Kills
Two
In
two
and
burned.
!
WEYBURN,
Sask.
Tlrere
has
gest
to
the
companies
that
they
i
LONDON
(P
Dr.
Edgar
Cyriax,
I
Outlining
handicaps
confront-;
send
their
principals
here
or
give
!
73'
is
a
manipulative
surgeon
in
I
ln8
the
industry
he
said
one
is
authority
to
their
local
repre-
one
of
London's
more'
expensive
"that
there
is
no
New
York
oti
!
sentatives
to
negotiate.
!
districts
but
he
can't
get
used
to
!
Canada's
east
coast,
and
no
San
'
Word
was
received
from
van-
automobUes
and
stui
rl(ies
a
'Francisco
and
no
Los
Angeles
i
1914-model
bicycle.
!
on
our
west
coast.
Canada
would
!
couver
that
boats
there
and
at
For
the
bene-
.
Ivirtnria
wm.M
rAfrain
frnm
fih
fit
of
wealthy
patients
he
usually
i
like
to
see
more
level
crossings
ogrctoive
Conservative
A
P
Con
57
Calmont
1.71
Central
Leduc
3.50
Mercury
',
.28
Okalta
4.25
Pacific
Pete
13.00
Royal
Canadian
23
TORONTO
Athona
13
Aumaque
19
Beattie
DuQuesne
55
Bevcourt
1.12
Buffalo
Canadian
29
Consol.
Smelters
32.35
Con
west
3.95
Donalda
41
Eldona
23
East
Sullivan
8.10
Giant
Yellowknife
9.50
:it
would
take
steps
to'
i.iu.uuu
crun
uiaap-
been
a
second
outbreak
ol
loot
r.iHnhrt
Eastern
i
peareu
on
a
ihbiu
uoui
ouchuj
an(j
mount
aisca.se
in
tins
area,
Pacific
Great
Aires
to
New
York.
'
it
was
announced
today.
w
Vancouver
imme-
ing
northern
waters
or
delivering
Parks
tne
bike
some
distance
in
our
levels
in
our
tariff
wall
ltd
fr
nfp
Hllllprt.
nr
nv
fl
pit
no
"c
nam.
TRENTON,
Ont.
Two
occupants
of
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Harvard
training
plane
were
killed
Wednesday
when
the
aircraft
crashed
into
a
swamp
18
miles
northeast
of
Trenton.
Those
killed
were
Flying
Officer
Victor
Morgan,
Toronto,
and
Flight
Cadet
R.
O.
E.
Emmett,
Oakvllle,
Ontario.
Japanese
Fishermen
to
Invade
N.
Pacific
Waters
siv(v
lti!if
llciirlinir
Out
as
Now
plants
pending
a
settlement.
j
Tom
Parkin
of
United
Fisher-
j
men's
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
i
I
said
that
vessel
owners
and
crew
members
were
co-operating
in
j
negotiating.
I
Companies
i.-.volved
are
B.C.
!
;
Packers,
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
!
!
Ltd..
-Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Ltd.,
'
j
and
J.
H.
Todd
&
Sons.
I
Speaking
from
the
operators'
j
i
anele.
Harold
Thorn,
enpral
:
BCHIS
Increases
Rate
For
General
Hospital
Co-insurance
Also
Upper
by
50
'
Cents
to
$3.50
per
Day
,
Hardrock
Harricana
!
Heva
Duvex
Joliet
Quebec
Lynx
.13
.11
.11
.83
.50
.14
Agreement
Becomes.
Operative
Mill
Rlacf
vt
g'U
to
realize
that
tl
miH
have
a
place
"A
a
Place
to
finish."
"'"mb
said
hat
the
'
Conservatives
will
'fir
best
to
extend
the
tn
the
Peace
River
1
the
ProKrcs.sive
Con-
Sf'd,
is
so
far
Mat
nobody
would
iii'm
vM
"MATH
KNELL"
)is
the
death
B,1!'sh
Columbia."
he
f
Credit,
he
said:
"I
to
say
about
it
be-ml
knows
anything
,
,e
party
had
no
;c(nd,
-as
far
0
III!
TOKYO
(CP)
Japanese
fishermen
Wednesday;
j
prepared
for
a
mass
invasion
of
northern
Pacific
jn3KeS
lOWn
(manager
of
Canadian
Fishing
i
Co.,
said
this
morning
that
ne-
j
Per
diem
rate
of
payment
by
British
Columbia
gotiations
were
proceeding
on
aiu
,
T
0
.
.
t,
.
,
,
,
very
friendly"
basis.
The
pro-!
Hospital
Insurance
Semce
to
Prince
Rupert
General
waters
forbidden
waters
since
the
war.
;
fitchburg.
Mass
t-
-
An
,
The
Kyodo
new
news
service
Pxnnslrm
ln
thp
npin'nB
Pn
said
about
60
boats
are
getting
Manufacturing
Company
plant
!
iposais
of
the
union
were
being
i
Hospital
has
been
increased
90
cents
to
$11.40,
'
ef-
considered
nnH
it
was
pyiwtnH
i
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.90
McKenzie
Red
Lake
42
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.85
Moneta
45
Negus
.60
Noranda
74.65
Louvlcourt
.27
Pickle
Crow
1.67
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
1.20
Senator
Rouyn
19
'4
Sherrit
Gordon
4.20
Steep
Rock
6.90
Silver
Miller
1.62
Upper
Canada
1.82
Golden
Manitou
5.85
reauy
io
leave
hukkuiuu
pun
i
Wednesday
caused
damage
un
Hakodate
in
time
to
start
cast-
officially
estimated
at
$750,000
a
meeting
of
the
operators'
rep-1
fective
May
1,
D.
C.
Stevenson,
hospital
administra
IWA
Seeks
Conciliation
Ing
their
nets
May
12
and
shook
a
wide
area
of
the
tor,
announced
today.
,;
The
newborn
rate
remains
at
WEATHER-
city.
Some
300
persons
had
left
the
plant
only
a
short
time
before.
One
employee
was
injured.
Stalin
Hurls
Germ
Charge
Vancouver
(CP)
Negotiations
On
that
date
the
three
way
fishing
agreement,
between
Japan,
Canada
and
the
United
States
becomes
effective.
Japanese
fishermen
were
restricted
to
home
waters
under
occupation.
Party
was
rlrtft..
i
fr
mso
fr.rtrv
inrinst.rv
waee
Synopsis
Gale
force
winds
were
still
blowing
in
north
coastal
waters
GULF
ISLAND
Prince
Edward
Island,
origin
this
morning
although
the
storm
MOSCOW
(CP
Premier
Stalin,
ally
called
St.
John's
Island,
was
ine
temole
at
Euhesus.
one
of
,
,v,i
k.r-j
t,.i.
-oiher
fnterpriso
contracts
ended
here
Wednesday
Uley
miht
anl
ulllon
officials
said
they
will
so
i
i
""ifTn
in
one
form
seek
a
conciliation
board.
dy
tl
The
International
Woodwork-
.'rmn
.
.'
ruls
miKM
ers
of
America
demanded
a
gen-
looking
much
as
usual
today,
.w.....u
...
.
,
ii
WHIUII11H..1V;
me
ocvcii
aiicieni
wonners
ni
in.?
i
uin
.
.
i
o0,6
vl?!
Kentl
faUler
0fWl01Aad
U?
marble
columns
;
Irnorthward
into
the
the
annual
May
Day
$4
per
day.
.
,
The
co-insurance
rate
is
being
upper
by
50
cents
to
$3.50.
Mr.
Stevenson
took
the
increased
allowance
as
an
admission
of
the
increase
in
hospital
operating
costs.
The
increase
should
at
least
help
the
hospital
in
financing'
repairs
that
are
chargeable
to
hospital
costs.
'
However,
with
the
patient
days
ln
hospital
showing
a
tendency
to
drop,
the
ration
of
hospital
day
operating
costs
might
go
up.
...
'
c
l)u'
On
Moij.'prnl
ii'iro
InnrensA
of
35c
an
Gulf
of
Alaska.
The
gales
will
parade
of
Russian
labor
and
;ify
run
fa
The
current
basic
hourly
it
h,.
r
.
e"ugn,
hour.
May
Day
But
Wintry
Still
armed
might
from
Lenin's
marble
tomb
and
heard
one
of
his
There
will
be
scattered
show
ers
in
coastal
and
northern
In
Crucial
Truce
Talks
Coming
up
in
Korea
Sl'
.rate
ta
$1,294.
omh
o
Pledged
the
Pro-
The
operators'
have
proposed
,
S(,rv'alivfs
to
free
a
ten
percent
wage
cut
for
some
n
tlfieedom
of
the
classifications
and
no
change
for
other
workers.
Jcismh
Rillinirs
head
of
For-
terior
regions
today
but
clearing
'.
marshals
publicly
accuse
the
is
expected
in
southern
sections
United
States
of
germ
warfare
tonight.
Clearing
skies
will
re-
in
Korea
and
China.
The
72-sult
ln
colder
temperatui-es
and
year-old
Soviet
leader
halted
Rainfall
continued
through
much
of
the
night,
and
daylight
showed
snow
to
be
appearing
quite
well
down
the
mountain
sides.
May
Day
undoubtely
has
a
wintry
look.
Despite
the
un
light
frost
Is
expected
in
interior
once
on
his
way
up
the
long
!
,n
t...j
.
MUNSAN
a
Truce
negotiators
will
hold
a
crucial
session
tomorrow
to
hear
the
Communist
pc
Bomb
flight
of
steps,
waving
to
the
j
est
Industrial
Relations
Limited,
isald
a
deep
basic
change
had
occurred
in
the
lumber
market-I
tng
situation.
$13
per
day
here.
This
is
"all
It
will
be
c
a
little
warmer
in
Russian
spectators
and
foreign
reply
to
the
United
Nations
'
tu.
";'"I"'
.t:
7"
.,?"
delusive
"taking
care
of
X-ray.
Roy
Thomson
CP
President
kindly
look,
and
"feel,"
the
nfirKntrp
rrrrsn
n
1
frt
rnaihinn
at
r
...
.
Marines
laboratory,
operating
room
and
case
room
service
as
well
as
:Be
V?1
Ior
reacning
a
morrow
witn
sun
skies
ln
a
from
the
sunlit
stands.
"Apparently,
the
union
does
growth
of
flowers
in
plenty
of
not
realize
the
seriousness
of
the
garciens
is
well
advanced.
"
ttrnlu"ce-
'
I
but
northern
districts.
,
Marslal
Leonid
Govorov.
war-
I
drugs.
"ie
tteas
toauy
as&ca
ior
a
'
....,.
ume
tuuuuauutr
oi
niu
i.enm-i
TORONTO
Roy
II.
Thorn-:
son,
president
of
Thomson
Dall-;IUU
aress
session
after
studying!""""
grad
army,
in
an
anti-western;
aiwmuuii.
ne
mu,
unu,
wii.
'S
IfD
"
Au
atomic
tlie
realization
comes,
as
it
will,
i'm
JlT
o
tne
Nevada
11
will
be
quite
a
shock."
il(
Kir
8
fh.
ye
united
States
During
the
co-Insurance
period
(ten
days
after
entry)
the
government
pays
hospital
only
$7.90
per
day.
Probe
Under
list.
.
'War.
.
v1i"
"P.nce
in
A
"I
lies,,
was
on
Wednesday
elected
a
secret
Allied
plan
for
three
North
coast
region
Gale
warn-
sPeech
to
tne
troops
massed
In
president
of
the
Canadian
Press.
!
days-
There
was
no
indication
ing
-
continued.
Cloudy
Witn
Red
Square
said:
He
succeeds
Herve
Major
of
La
;
whether
the
Communists
would
showers
today.
Variable
cloudi-
"In
mockery
of
international
Press
of
Montreal.
reJect,
accept
or
make
a
counter
j
ness
Friday.
Cooler.
Wind
agreements,
American
barbar-Vlctor
Slfton
of
the
Winnipeg
:
Proposal.
isoutherly
(35),
shifting
to
south-
ians
are
carrying
out
the
great-Free
Press
was
elected
honorary
:
Blocking
progress
in
nearly
ten
west
(20
this
afternoon
and
de-
est
crime
against
humanity-
--v.uvieS.
'
wrainrif
r
i
n
t
Ma
,
s
watched'
Lomo
nes
mci
sat,
of
shel
tn
..
I
j
-i
r
.
.
o
into
Friday,
May
2,
1952
-ers
as
Cbfroman
OTTAWA
H.
Carl
Goldenberg
(Pacific
Standard
Timet
president;
R.
J.
Rankin,
Halifax
cow
newspapers
have
made
the
charge
repeatedly.
The
United
States
has
denied
the
charges
and
proposed
that
the
International
Red
Cross
make
investigation
in
Korea
and
China.
Communists
refused.
7:06
15.6
feet
0f
Montreal
has
been
appointed
High
s"'n
in
Las
mil,
Mail-Star,
first
vice-president,
and
D.
B.
Rogers
of
Regtna
Leader-Post,
second
vice-presi.
months'
old
negotiations
are
is-1
creasing
to
light
Friday
morn-
making
use
of
bacteriological
sues
of
prisoner
exchanges,
Rus-
i
ing.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
to-
weapons
in
Korea
and
China."
sian
participation
in
armistices!
morrow
at
Port
Hardy,
42
and
Until
now,
no
Russian
marshal
and
rehabilitation
of
military
'
55;
Sandspit.
40
and
55;
Prince
;
had
accused
the
United
States
airfields
during
the
armistice.
:
Rupert,
38
and
58.
of
germ
warfare
although
Mos
20:34
16.0
feet
a
special
commissioner
under
tine
r09
10
9
feet
;
Combines
Act
to
Investigate
the
13
46
7.2
feet
wire
industry
in
Canada.
dent.
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i