Prince
RuDert
Doily
News
Monday,
May
26,
1952
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WWW
Reserve
Navy
Enjoys
Picnic
Tour
of
Harbor
"The
best
time
I've
ever
had":
"a
wonderful
picnic";
"let's
do
it
again"
these
were
a
few
of
the
remarks
by
Wrens
and
reserve
men
of
the
division
as
they
disembarked
from
the
Navy
tug
Marysville
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210-
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For
that
New
RANGE,
REFRIGERATOR!
mm
Sunday
night.
I!
WASHER
or
SMALL
APPLIANCE
With
the
sun
shining
bright
ly,
the
Marysville
steamed
to
r
e
(
corps
during
the
march
past
Later
he
will
observe
the
Cadets
training
in
classes
and
boat-work.
Many
cioixns
have
unserved
these
boys
trai
ling
on
a
Thursday
night
and
have
agreed
the
corps
is
worthy
of
acclaim.
The
public
is
invited
to
be
present
during
the
inspection
which
will
tak"
place
in
the
Drill
Kail
of
HMCS
Chatham.
G.
E.
KETTLE
NOW
$14'50
JOHN
WAYNE
AOEUMMA'FOUESrntni
JOHN
AGAR
Pilsbury
Cove
where
.the
hook
'was
dropped
and
all
picnickers
1
ferried
ashore
in
the
skiff,
loaded
with
picnic
baskets,
cameras
j
and
coffee
pots,
i
A
ball
game
on
the
beach
be-
tween
the
Wrens
and
the
men
'
was
brought
to
a
sudden
halt
by
the
odor
of
boiled
crab
I
wafted
on
the
warm
breeze.
For
!
s-me
this
was
the
first
time
;
they
had
tasted
this
delicacy
j
but
by
the
way
the
crabs
dis-
appeared
it
won't
be
the
last.
I
Lx-Chief
C.
E.
Twaites
not
only
had
to
gather
the
crabs
but
cook
them.
Everybody
of
course
helped
him
eat
them,
i
The
Wrens
handled
the
helm
1
like
veterans
while
ABs
Jimmy
Olsen
and
Ernest
Bltterman
I
Northern
B.
C.
Po
wer
Co.
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flume
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TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
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COMING
NEXT
MONDAY
ADVKK'l
I.MNU
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
I
KANINti
TKKKS
A
huge
landslide
four
miles
from
Ohsweken
near
the
Grand
River
in
the
Six
Nations
Indian
Reserve,
near
Bniniloid,
Ont.,
left
these
trees
slanted
drunkerly.
Many
trees
and
ihousands
of
tons
of
earth
dropped
Into
the
river
during
the
landslide,
which
covered
an
area
600
feet
by
200
feet.
Deanna
Jamreson,
standing
erect
on
the
ground,
shows
the
extent
of
the
angle
of
the
trees,
whose
deep-seated
roots
PICNIC
SUPPLIES
took
care
of
the
engine
room
department.
The
Sea
Cadet
i
orps
of
Prince
resisted
their
fall.
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CP
PHOTOi
I
Rupert
has
made
great
strides
Till
liMOS
ISOT'J'I.KS
A
compelling
drama
of
romance,
"Close
To
My
Heart"
begins
tonight,
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
The
Warner
Bros,
picture
teams
Ray
Milland
a
id
Gene
Tierney,
top
flight.
Hollvwond
performers,
in
their
first
role
opposite
each
other.
The
story
concerns
a
couple
happily
marrrcd
until
they"
realize
the
void
in
their
life.
It
is
when
they
decide
to
do
something
about
it
that
a
series
of
dramatic
events
follow
which
involves
them
with
court
ofliciaK
shadv
characters
and
finally.
I
i
PAPI
K
PLATES
TODAY
and
TUESDAY
I'UIK
NAPKINS
V?Xfr
US
Soldier
Sentenced
ww
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II
HOXKS
in
progress
since
they
received
their
charter
and
permission
to
reform
the
corps
last
fall.
Under
the
guidance
of
Lt.
A.
Ogilvie,
commanding
officer,
Sub-Lieutenants
Alexander
and
K.
Dawes
recruited
and
trained
these
carets
to
their
present
peak
of
sirurtness.
Insect
Warfare
Waged
By
Huge
Aircraft
Fleet
YAKIMA,
Wa.sh.,
(APi-Nine
Wainu
Bo.'
Al
l.
TIIKSK
A.M
MANY
MORE
AT
;
NUKRNBERO
year-old
United
'APi
-
A
19-Kta'e.s
soldier.
hh..
,tH.,t
n
fa
stirring
climactic
sequence.
has
been
sentenced
to
death
for
murdering
two
Germans
and
stealing
their
ear.
Pte.
John
Vigneault
of
Guffs
;
Falls,
NH.,
stood
quietly
and
showed
no
emotion
as
he
heard
to
my
The
annual
inspect!
in
of
the,
!
Rupert'Corps
will
be
made
by
i
"Sands
of
Iwo
Jima"
opens
at
the
Commanding
Officer
of
the
the
Capitol
Tuesday
starring
Canadian
Destroyer
HMCS
John
Wayne
as
a
tough
Marine
;
Sioux,
Cdr.
J.
Haddon,
at
7:15
:
sergeant.
p.m.
May
29..
Cor.
Haddon
will:
j
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tren
commercial
planes
are
making
a
mass
flight
3,600
miles
to
New
Brunswick,
to
spray
300
square
miles
of
forest
against
spruce
biiriworms.
H.
A.
Gardner
of
Central
Air-craft.
Co.,
which,
has
the
spray
contract
with
a
private
Cana
if
men
...
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.
xlh
receive
the
salute
from
the
Fnt
est.
results.
;.fSver:i-;r!
IHcart"
f$
will
be
the
sentence
pronounced
by
the
'
rourt-martial.
He
confessed
tot
t
the
killings.
;
j
This
was
believed
to
be
the
i
i
first
time
since
the
war
that
an
j
!
U.S.
soldier
was
sentenced
to
'
death
for
a
killing
a
German.
Wallace's
DEPARTMENT
STORE'
dose
An
average
of
$ii,000.0t0
worth
of
ready-mixed
concrete
is
manufactured
In
Canada
each
year.
l'--
to
yours!
dian
firm,
said
he
believed
It
is
the
largest
flight,
of
commercial
planes
on
record.
The
fleet
left
here
yesterday
in
three
groups
and
stayed
overnight
at
Ogden,
Utah.
Tonight's
.stop
is
scheduled
at
Omaha,
Neb.
Another
overnight
stop
will
be
made
at
Wateitown,
N.Y.,
the
port
of
entry,
and
the
fleet
also
v
ill
touch
at
Rochester.
N
Y.
Gardner
said
the
actual
spraying
over
the
roadless
forest
near
Diilliousic,
New
Brunswick,
will
br
lour
or
five
days.
But
the
total
time
for
spraying
and
travel
v
ili
oe
oae
month.
The
fleet,
includes
planes
from
several
Pacific
northwest
points,
Today's
Stocks
The
Gnldrneye
du.
k
is
restricted
to
forested
regions
.since
it
nest;,
.1
cavities
In
trees.
RAY
VjlLLANDGENETIERNEY
k-Zf
M
y
including
Langliv
Prairlf.
fit'.
The
amount
of
the
spray
contract
was
not
announced.
Gardner
said
Central
Aircraft
got
the
On
Ik
6ms
Ptopm
The
Seeing
Eye"
.
.
"Thumb
Fun"
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J.
D.
McRAt
Mike
TurchineLz
has
returned
to
SaskakKjn
to
take
care
of
the
family
farm
following
Illness
of
his
brother
and
mother.
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Linus
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has
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j
down
to
Perow
a
couple
of
times
j
sine
the
road
has
been
opened
for
cars.
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Bjorkman
is
a
J:
partial
Invalid
and
is
not,
able
to
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winter.
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