n
Jurors
'Tipped'
Reporter
Coverinq
OTTAWA
DIARY
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
By
NORM
l.N
M.
McLEOD
Crippen
..
Murder
Trial
40
Years
Age
HILL
Ittt
I
RAYMOND
IP
I
Vf
riVIk
r.r
ned,
ni.rl
crtmA
Thursday,
July
9,
1953
.Si
.3
iOf
some
ten
By
I...
-
v
l
iv
i
...
it
.J
by
more
had
nasseri
ar,,i
.v.
As
there
was
international
in-
of
tne
newsbovs
"
terest
in
tlw
Crippen
case,
nwi.y
outside
Flrlt
s,:
bat
In
1910
so
there
is
In
todays,,,
,,.w
nilnutca.
Wil,k,"!f
(ndon
murder
Involving
John
0d
Balley
llt;
Christie,
who
a.s
r
ccntly
sen
1rP,;
fjH.lt
tenced
to
hang.
Dr
Crippen
suffered
that
fate
40
years
iigo.
Sometimes,
newspaper
rivalry
an
feature
the
story
of
fl
trial,
ami
this
was
true
when
all
the
circumstances
of
the
latter
Ju-liciul
examination
came
to
be
disclosed.
j
T!3
Judi;e,
lawyers
nm
jWero
greatly
uipifc
!
event.
It
was
airtumetf
!
press,
greatly
daring,
haV
i
a
rb,k
lo
have
the
pap,.,,,
and
"Jumped"
th-.'
verdict
not
unti!
long
aftrwa.
the
secret
was
nvith,,
j
Fleet
Street
kept
quiet
ai,
j
Prontenac
Glltwell,
Parliament
!
Hill's-
officiaJ
park-bench
philos-
ophr,
says
that
the
great
mass
1
01
the
people
already
have
made
I
up
their
minds
as
to
how
they
jare
going
to
vote
on
August
10th
;
next.
i
Privileged
to
cultivate
a
life
of
',
leisure
by
a
combinaUon
of
cir-i
cumstane-es
Including
both
the
j
old
age
periston
and
family
allowances,
plus
the
modest
per-i
sonal
tneome
of
a
wife
considerably
younger
than
himself,
Frontenac
Is
on
of
Parliament
'
Hill's
fair
weather
"characters."
H-'s
to
be
seen
occupying
one
of
j
the
benches
which
line
the
walk
)
up
to
the
main
House
of
Oom-
nions
building
and
non-sturmy
;
day.
He
never
relaxes
his
dignity
What
hantieiied
was
this:
I
'
rS
s
"
.
.
-
A
iltct
nwt
man
happened
m
have
a
relative
who
had
been
mmmoned
as
a
juryman
for
the
session
at
the
Old
Bailey.
There
was
no
guarantee
that
the
Juror
woukl
lie
call.d
on
to
sei-ve
lit
the
Cripiien
case,
but
us
luck
Vancouver
Kntry
Wins
.$."()().()()
(sh
Hliinrra
In
llir
M-vmlli
Hln
Give
Ctrl
a
Chance
MOST
of
the
newspaper
talk
of
the
real
or
imaginary
affairs
of
heart
of
Princess
Margaret
strikes
me
as
most
unfair.
Why
won't
the?
?ive
this
girl
her
fair
chane-.
like
tlvy
would
eive
any
oilier
youn-
woman
of
lltT
age?
Pitv
the
poor
princess
who
cannot
ni
eo
out
for
a
d-.tte
vtllwmt
liani.f
3
p-iiilh'
ill
-iriis-siau
oil
huw
she
kj-Jctl
.'it
any
mn
In
It
ulie
If
sJi'
irttffs
a
cigarette
thre
it
a
(trvat
(o-rio
If
she
poes
'
oi
bearing
for
a
moment,
and
t.
1
would
have
it
he
was
It
was
arrunged
between
Hie
Juror
end
the
leiKJrter
tlutt
as
t
he
Jury
returned
to
court
tlif
Juryman
would
give
a
signal.
The
signal
was
that
if
the
verdict
was
"Guilty"
the
Juror
would
hold
a
handkerchief
up
at
his
nose:
if
"Not
Guilty"
there
would
be
no
handkerchief
a'
all.
I
imtmt
ahlrtt
fil,
j
JJ"
sariim
n
mr.
n
Mll.-lMi
Hlrrrt.
(.J"
H.
.
IMIirr
irlm
and
iw
rinotl
uf
iiliir
wu,',
laHa
mrr:
I
Ini
M
I
ami
u
I
rie
Silam.
Torniito;
$..(.
Mr.
V.
4.
elim.
I!
Mi
V
"
T
H
n
V
Hip
MtHIMN-
eoRTMlli
HIOM
In
Mr.
M.
Il:irrliiti
,
Hm.
mil.;
Mm.
Alii
Hm
North
IfcittlrOird',
Nai,k.;
r
N.
How,
t
lilt
i
kill,
Man;
WL..A
il
!.
.
M
Knowing
lie
would
not
be
al
lowed
to
lave
the
court
room.
,
if
a
Cabinet
MinLsUT
or
an
MP
;
responds
to
the
self-possession
of
his
rooty
appraising
stare
by
an
;
;
alfable
-Ooud-Day."
rrontenac
returns
the
greeting
with
a
,
siuerable
element
of
condescension.
Over
the
years
Prontenac
has
come
to
be
regarded
as
sort
of
a
Parliamentary
personage.
Cabinet
Ministers
have
been
known
to
consult
him
Informally.
Usually
there's
a
definite
spirit
of
jocularity
In
their
approach.
But
Irequently
they're
surprised
and
'!
i
irrationally
they're
sobered
by
,
the
answers
they
receive.
!
An
example
of
Frontenac's
occasional
composure
-
shattering
;
teehnioue
was
his
reply
to
the
Ontario
Cabinet
Minister
who
asked
him
facetiously
the
oUv?r
'
morning
how
he
thought
the
'
election
campaign
was
going.
the
reported
stationed
himsell
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independent
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newspaper
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Women
Will
Come
Back
y
i
ITH
Tilly
Rolston,
Nancy
Hodges
and
Laura
vv
Jamieson
all
defeated
in
the
provincial
elec-on,
the
political
tide
seems
to
be
running
against
le
women,
at
least
in
B.C.
But
it
would
be
a
foolish
rophet
who
drew
any
long-term
conclusions
from
his
particular
circumstance.
;
.;,
Admittedly
it
may
be
more
than
a
coincidence
hat
all
three
finished
as
losers.
Perhaps
there
is
ome
general
feeling
at
the
moment
that
men
can
o
the
job
better.
But
if
anyone
thinks
the
day
will
;
ome
when
women
are
out
of
Canadian
politics
for
cod,
lie
should
go
to
a
doctor
for
a
good
examina-
Ion
above
the
neck.
I;-
If
there
is
any
kind
of
generalization
to
offer,
must
be
that
women
are
on
the
way
in,
not
out
t
is
not
so
many
years
ago
that
any
female
discussion
of
polities
was
considered
a
vulgarity,
and
a
oman
who
made
her
way
into
a
political
meeting
;
-ould
have
been
better
advised
for
the
sake
of
her
T
eputalion
to
go
out
and
get
drunk.
"
Since
then
tremendous
things
have
happened,
s
revolutionary
as
the
mechanical
age.
Not
only
as
woman
obtained
the
vote
but
she
has
put
herself
,
t
the
receiving
end
of
it.
Like
the
automobile
which
amp
along
about
the
same
time,
the
woman
in
lolitics
is
here
to
stay
and
to
multiply.
Although
her
future
seems
assured
in
spite
of
Reappointments
(in
the
last
federal
election
all
14
women
who
ran
were
defeated),
her
approach
will
probably
always
be
different
from
that
of
the
male
counterpart.
As
Mary
Lowery
Ross
observes:
"The
Itendency
of
men
and
women
seems
to
be
to
work
.lifferent
sides
of
the
political
street.
From
the
'
nasculine
point
of
view,
politics
can
be
an
end
in
-hemselves,
and
often
a
delightful
one.
The
feminine
position
on
the
other
hand
is
to
regard
polities
s
a
dedicated
means
to
an
end."
PROBABLY
THE
MOST
P0PI'LR
deity
around
th
Island
of
Hong
Kor.g
is
Tarn
Kung.
who.
the
fishermen
believe,
has
absolute
control
of
their
catch.
Lest
a
fisherman
find
himself
without
a
fLsh
at
the
end
of
a
hard
day,
he
must
win
the
Lord
Kur.gs
favor.
Hera
e
thy
gaily
covered
boats
and
the
fireworks
a
ceremony
designed
to
persuade
the
fish
to
bite.
outside
the
door
which
had
glass
II.
Itruiiiv
ailrr.
Alta:
Mr.
J
trrt
PHlo.
HamlliiMi,
1
1,,,
UK
INK
HIMlt-
MHnrui
panels,
and
glued
his
eyes
on
'he
door
from
which
he
could
ee
the
twelve
good
men
emerge
.
Mra.
I
lailmi
SilMr,
I
ui
".
S.:
Mr.
.
Mriinlh
The
juror
made
it
his
business
ImHi.
lt;
Mm.
MilrlH
Kwlnt
4nhii,
NJ1;
Mrv
ijirl
auui.
mil.;
lire.
,m
1
lOninliK.
mil.;
Mr
liliH
wh.
t'ampbell
Rln-r.
hi
llrnry
Trh-hrtiw,
HmillDsU
Two
Calgary
Oil
Firms
Moving
Equipment,
Men
to
Israeli
Fields
to
be
one
of
the
first
to
einert'C.
He
was
holding
the
handkerchief
to
his
face.
Quietly
the
reporter
withdrew
to
a
telephone
In
the
prrss
iwrrt
few
yards
away
and
telephoned
the
verdict
"Guilty"
to
his
office.
By
this
time
the
jury
had
nswered
to
their
nanws,
the
cleric
had
asked
them
what
th.
ii
verdict
was,
the
Judge
had
ar!'.ed
Dr.
Crippen
If
he
had
anything
to
say,
sentence
passed
and
duoi's
Mr".
llpt-.U'.
Sri-mim.
,
Mra.
Ilrlly
Nrliuiu.
Ijm
h
Hliirrt.
hak.;
Mm.
K.
V
ijutvMiillh.
h
i',;
ma
im
(
i-Mm.
Ok
try
M.
I;arlaiiil.
i
I
....
VI!.;
Mm.
.
iAmt.
k
tnn.
Ilnl.;
Mr.
Sun
OHHI
lanil.
onl
;
Ml
M
I
.
Hni
aiM-itlivrr;
Mm.
lv
IMinlMttt',
Onl.
All
pro
r
hate
Nen
itrllflel.
roducUon
to
feed
the
huge
-The
election
campaign.
Sir,"
Continental
Oil
Company
refin-
Frontenac
told
him.
"Is
not
ry
at
Haifa.
The
refinerv
his
,
going'
at
all.
It
Is
'gone.'
It
was
jeen
operaUng
at
only
.15
per
over
before
it
began,
in
the
sonse
ent
of
capacity
since
Iraq
cut
that
the
people
already
had
ff
Ue
pipeline
from
that
coun-
made
up
their
minds.
I
person
try.
ally
regard
the
present
campaign
CALGARY
CP
Two
Calgary-
j
based
oil
companies
are
shilt
ing
their
sights
from
Alberta's
jXxjrr.jng
oil
industry
to
possible
'il-tv'aring
areas
in
Israel.
Pontiac
Petroleums
Ltd,
and
ew
Continental
Oil
Co.
were
nioni;
seven
Canadian.
Ameri
to
tle
races,
and
f;ti
Is
to
kerp
grinning
from
ear
to
ear.
the
gossip
columnists
conclude
she
must
imve
a
broken
heart
When
tley
riun't
have
lii-r
run-rung
off
with
Danny
Kve
th"v
have
her
in
a
convent.
V.
hv
not
if
that's
what
she
wants?
OF
COURSE,
we
all
know
that
the
fierce
light
which
bear.-upon
the?
throne
is
insf-purab!
1
from
the
institution.
The
whole
royal
family
must
live
like
goldfish
in
a
bow!.
Mojieover.
any
attempt
from
any
quarter
to
hide
from
the
public
the
real
who's
who
arid
hat's
what
aiout
the
royal
family
can
lead
towards
disaster,
as
witness
the
abdication
crisis
of
Edward
VIII.
Publicity
is
the
medium
which
enables
van
millions
in
man'
land
to
take
pride
in
the
roya!
fan.il.
Publicity
in
ail
its
aspects,
press,
radio
and
television
j-Tid
the
older
forms,
word
of
mouth
or
letter.
If
it
were
not
for
publicity
the
vast
millions
all
over
the
world
would
have
had
no
interest
in
the
Coronation:
.and
even
if
'hey
had.
would
never
,lav
had
a
chsn?
tu
find
out
anything
about
it.
'""''
THE
youn?
nrincess.
with
PLENTY
OF
TIMt
TO
D1
can
and
European
oil
companies
The
government,
to
encourage
M
completely
unnecessary.
It
Is
reduction,
has
offered
wildcat.-
a
waste
of
money
which
could
ters
the
full
flow
from
wells
spent
to
far
better
advantage."
brought
In
without
restriction,
j
-yes
yes.
I
know,
Frontenac,
Hlmllar
AHliialilr
prlK
lie
awanlril
er
.lull
lllli
in
Hlur
H
I
ii.ihmi
I
nnlewt.
Tn
rntrf
i
Hl.'ili
niiv
von
Ilkf
Hliir
H
Marrariiw
lifl
ait
23
t
l-
hriiil
mtr
rntrt
altlt
i
t
'Li
i
i
ill
amBCSmmr
rlup
(rileh
wllh
liiMwt
MH1
ecently
granted
concessions
by
he
Israeli
government
on
two
-nillion
acres
of
potential
oil
ands.
Pontiac
has
contracted
to
irill
on
a
participating
basis
for
Mew
Continental
on
800.000
icres
in
the
Jordan
V3lley.
ilong
the
Dead
Sea
and
the'
Sea
jI
Galilee.
.
The
companvs
now
are
mov-Thg
overseas
and
expect
to
be
n
the
field
by
August.
Oil
is
not
a
new
story
in
Is
A
spokesman
for
Pontiac
says
you
would
like
the
government
to
ine
good
well
in
Israel
from
buy'
foam
rubber
cushions
for
hicli
oil
can
be
taken
as
fast
these
benches,"
the
Cabinet
is
It
flows
is
worth
a
dozen
or
'
Minister
returned
hastily.
"But
nore
wells
in
Texas
or
Canada
apart
from
that
obsession,
how
vhere
rigid
conservation
regu-
do
you
figure
out
that
this
enm-'ations
hold
down
production.
paign
is
unnecessary?"
Moving
equipment
from
Can-
,
"Because,"
Frontenac
replied,
da
and
the
United
States
to
"the
Chief
ElecUon
Officer
said
t.srael
will
be
costly.
However,
;
the
other
day
that
people
al-the
oi!
companies
are
gambling
ready
are
besieging
the
various
Inc
Krai
from
llti
IIouiih
Kurlnr
parkacr
In
IMih
Ifc
Mir.
CO.
hi
ilfll.
iuruau
larla,
t:iH-in
mr
tturnr
tH'
rlrr
anil
mir
ErtMrr'n.
Hr!
LINDSAY'S
.n
wio.se
eariy
gt-uiogutis,
one
oi
Returning
umcers
wj
mane
i:ri
-
whom
wrote:
"About
1,000
1
tain
that
their
names
are
on
the
i
rael.
For
100.
years
geologists
1
tu
-:.
u
.v
..'w.r.n
;i;,.j
.
'.
'
have
reported
all
factors
favor-
Uouare
miles
of
the
country
may
voters'
list.
That's
something
Ik
'I
3
i.,c
ukgu..
nee
uuu.
wUir..
...uiacu
piane
to
Kr.ooes.a
to
do
a
.100
.
able
to
tne
producUon
of
petro-i
be
regarded
as
favorable
forlUiey
have
never
done
before
so
f)
Cl'U.sade
where
men
prefer
to
ponder
Strategy.
t
th-
Corai"on-
leum.
Wars,
poUtks
and
chang-:
petroleum
and
gas
and,
of
this,
early
in
an
election
campaign.
Tt,;
1
his
-,
...
:,,.
the
l
,uv,4.
that
vt
the
v,
female
mi
Candidate
,t,t
!.
-
,k
the
rnfdnniIe
m
ing
nationality
have
so
far
pre-tabout
100
square
miles
is
abso-
jt
shows
clearly
that
they
know
1
aies
thought
-km
newspapers
da.
,
,lted
one
Mn.
ori,l,
.0I
ltelv
certain-
'
thevnre
.olne
to
vote.
'
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AND
STORAGE
LTD.
,f
.Established
1S1
MOVING.,
i
PACKING
.
.
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CRATING
MHIf
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FORWARIIINO
.
.
.
STORAiK
Sucn
things
th'lt
"the
former
r,rnv
hi
o.lr.ffis
liwiriea
I
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wiM
ffnmhlo
with
him
r.
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ie
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ty,
ni-io
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oniTirxini'
flr.l
hnlo
nlll
h
i
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In
w
lith
a
chin
,he
moment
there
is
nothing
very
"special
to
cru?ade
peooie
in
h
r
rinie
!t
Ws
profile"
:i.-
.1
tt..
would
be
a
bonan7a.
Tlie
Israeli
drilled
within
that
lOO-square-
,,iaKe
certain
that
their
names
government
is
anxious
fori
oil
I
mile
riie
on
the
list."
L'x)m
ileiicfd
handlins
Lch
uI.
Nation-wide
anil
World-wide
Shipments.
,
'MOVfc
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LIMiSU'S"
Aki
hIs
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
CO
or
GK
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
hi'
ui.
vfitainiy
in
ine
pruvnifiai
eietuun
ine
lilies
How
would
you
like
that
kind
.
The
Cabinet
Minister
ponrier-
of
thing
written
about
your
22-
1
year-jld
daughter.
I
j
Readers'
in
Spain
Prevented
From
Maybe
you
are
not
as
hot
-
"I
vere
somewhat
less
than
spectacular
But
whether
;
hat
is
the
reason
or
not
is
beside
the
point.
Sooner
"Sr
later
something
big
will
come
along.
It
always
"1'ies.
When
that
happens,
watch
out
for
the
women.
ed
the
Terv
coasiderable
element
of
logic
In
Frontenac's
deduction.
Th.m.
somewhat
hesitantly
and
wlUi
a
trace
of
nervousness,
he
I
asked
him:
"Tell
me.
Frontenac;
headed
as
President
Harry
Tru
Hearing
Pre-Coronaiion
News
man.
who
liieruOy
threatened
to
j
nnnh
Ihr.
tonal,
e.t
qnui.na
n-V.i
;
went
too
fur
with
his
dau?h-
NEW
YORK
(APi
Blows
were
!
the
agencies
to
receive
news
by
toT
wb?m
are
tne
V
e""1K
u-r
s
name.
H,it
surely
the
pnn-
dealt
the
free
flow
of
world
news
wireless.
Late
in
June
La
Naclon,
"vc-
Frontenac's
dinlty
rebuked
,
ciple
is
the
same:
in
Argentina
in
the
last
six
'
Argentina's
leading
Independent
I
A
princess
is
also
a
person.
1
months.
Readers
of
newsDaneni
!
newsnaoer.
resumed
publication
!
l"e
improprKiy
01
wie
qursii
hi.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
pnd
like
every
other
person
in
Spain
looked
in
vain
for
any
;
of
dispatch
lispatches
from
the
Associated
"
i
Pacific
f
something
you
will
have
to
wait
until
the
nltht
of
August
101
h
m
Coffee
to
lenm.
All
I
am
telling
you
t
now
Is
that
the
people
have
i
made
up
their
minds
voung
or
old,
white,
brown
or
;
mention
of
British
pre-Corona-
j
Press.
There
was
no
direct
cen-bla':k
has
her
rights.
itton
activities.
An
Associated
!
sorship
even
at
the
height
of
the
i
prtss
correspondent
was
ordered
i
eo"rr.vf.rv
over
news
agencies.
MY
OWN
DREAM
for
a
nice
out
of
Tehran
for
writing
about
I
In
Spain
a
few
weeks
before
yoiinc;
eirl
like
Princess
Mar-
;
hot-headed
Iranians
attacking
f
the
Coronation
Spanish
news-aret
Is
thnt
she
could
somehow
j
Americans.
paper
'
men
were
forbidden
to
get
away
from
It
ail,
and
o
j
These
w.?re
some
of
the
de-j
write
about
the
coming
event,
vitnewlieie
in
disguise
where
i
veiopments
recorded
in
the
semi-
No
reason
was
given.
The
order,
her
dream
man
could
conif
!
annual
Associated
Press
survey
however,
was
finally
withdrawn.
rilREE
YEARS
SINCE!
k
Uvine
on
borrowed
time?
Not
.
While
ashamed
to
admit
not
infrequently
It's
time
that
was
aavlng
seen
the
salt
lakes
in
saved.
hree
years
it
must
be
acknow-i
.
.bdged
that
the
harbor
sail
and
I
NOT
BINDING
woodland
hike
last
Sunday
af-!
The
right
of
newspaper
writ-;ernoon
proved
a
happy
and
in-:ers
in
Canada
to
refuse
to
tell
-
orming
experience.
Landing
the'
sources
of
information
con-racilitie
re
swarmior
aJUes
(t
tjefUwed
M
tif-
Shipyard
Centenary
OOl
KfcNBUKO.
Sweden.
(CD-
One
of
Sweden's
leading
.ship-
I
-.1.,
4
u'.;1'
i..'.tw......
.
1
.
t:
Pacific
Milk
sivei
Coffee
a
rich,
.
creamy
flavor.
11
M
Buy
B.C.
Products
Uftn
and
mfrry
her
for
her-j0r,
censorship
and
other
condi-J
elf-
;
-Uonsihat
keep
news
fromflow-1
ranin,
iiiir
Lunuxrrii
mcnanisKit
Vertkstad,
has
observed
its
100th
anniversary.
Started
as
V
PopiitarVote
Just
like
In'
the
story
bonks.-r)nl(
freely
.
"
.
.
f
modest
workshop
in
1953,
the
j
T
would
want
the
hero
to
fall
;
T-:ie
iron
Curtain
was
drawn
in
love
with
the
jprirl
and
pop
a
jmie.
Moscow
permitted
'he
question
before
he
had
anv
a
crouD
of
U.S.
newsDaoer
and
Since
1900
yard
has
built
392
ships
of
all
types
and
employs
4,100
men.
.
joau
are
more
roomy
anrx
Dreme
Court
involving
a
maga-
Wronger.
Summer
cottages
,are
correspondent
and
his
ar-;jjore
convenient,
as
well
as
tide
entitled
"B.C.
Coalition
numerous.
Commits
Suicide."
It's
being
ar-
r
i
eued
the
practice,
In
England,
Is
,The
active,
confident
young-
'not
binding
on
Canadian
courts.
;
iters,
most
of
them
nearly
nude,:jt
nere,
the
shoe
Is
pinching.
-10
longer
fear
water
deep
enough
.
o
close
over
them.
They
have
Lef.
nope
the
women
do
not
iscovered
how
to
swim.
Theyj.tart
going
barefoot.
The
les?
will
learn
plenty
in
this
life,
but
,
there
Is
to
their
shoes,
the
more
'nothing
more
precious
than
this.
!
they
cost.
Icn-agers,
and
dozens
a
lot
Idea
who
she
was.
Then
the
,aciio
executives
to
visit
the
So-1
OTTAWA
it
Here
is
the
way
orincess
would
surely
know
for-
1
vjf
t
capital
for
a
week
last
March
i
tne
popular
vote
including
reaver
that
he
loved
her
only
for
nci
report
their
impressions
!
Je('ted
ballots
in
federal
elections
herself.
Iwhil?
there.
'.has
increased
since
the
turn
of
They
could
pet
married
and
j
Poland
let
In
some
Western!10
cenlry:
ill
their
lives
they
would
laueh
,
correspondents
to
cover
a
sports
'
1900
952.49B;
10041,030,180;
bout
how
tliev
met,
and
their
tvnt
and
Hungary
admitted
i
H
1.307.528;
1917,
1.833.3J9;
mm
Son
Fabric
Play
for
sorrows
would
be
ea.sier
to
meet
overal
to
report
a
Communist-
X-1921
3,119,300;
1925,
3.16H.4I2;
then..
'
ld
world
peace
council
in
Buda-!
192(!.
3-273'062;
mo
3,922.481;
When
I
was
verv
young,
all
All
this
seemed
linked
with
935-
.452.675;
1940,
4,672,531;
f
ll
.younger
stroked
their
way
power-)
Mr
st.
Laurent,
speaking
at
ully
and
demonstrated
how
to:
oxford,
said
he
was
10
years
live
and
plunge,
for
they
werejoid
before
he
realized
that
all
,
.etling
Just
right.
This
was!
fathers
do
not
speak
French,
1
U4S
a,3U3,
1
3
;
1
94
J
.&
the
best
stories
told
by
my
hi?
,
it
jp.sia's
peace
gestures
to
the
x
First
election
with
generul
msut
aiwavs
enuea
ana
tney
i
Wrst
sinre
staiin's
death
cool
comrorT
women's
franchise.
'Willie.
and
all
mothers
English
Tf
lived
HAPPY
ever
after"
and
if
anvbodv
rhanp.es
that
to
read
"HAPPILY
ever
after"
I'll
go
Harry
Truman
myself.
every
Canadian
child
were
In
that
position,
what
a
different
country
that
would
be,
com
For
more
than
a
month
Argentine
newspapers
did
not
print
dispatches
of
U.S.
news
agendas'
which
had
long
supplied
them
with
U.S.
and
world
news.
The
agencies
were
accused
by
Presi
talFe
ments
the
Peterborough
Examiner.
In
what
way?
one
might
ask.
Still
Runs
CAMROSE.
Alta.
(CP)
A
52-year-old
steam
eneine
was
op
-
Prince
Rupert
has
always
"pund
Norway
and
the
Norwe-
Jans
particularly
handy
in
the
development
of
the
fisheries
and
Sometimes
it's
more
than
that.
The
department
of
defence,
it
is
?.6w
revealed,
show
a
new
type
Kit
sonic
range-finder
that
can
ocate
schools
of
fish
at
a
dis-.
ance.
dent
Juan
D.
Peron
of
engaging
in
a
campaign
to
defame
him
erated
under
its
own
steam
at
abroad.
.
,
the
Camro.se
farmers'
festival
I
In
May
the
Peron
regime
sus-recently.
ipended
for
a
week
the
right
of
.
Wonder
why
so
many
farmers
who
oppose
daylight
saving
time
claiming
they
work
by
the
sun,
can
usually
be
found
on
the
shady
side
of
the
barn.
NAVY
RUM
Special
ITTE
OK
"
'
Mrs.
John
T.
McGuire
arrived
.
..
J.
A
B
lately
from
Springhtll
In
Nova
Scotia,
to
dwell
in
White
horse
45
By
We
L.
Worden
In
"Alaska"
(Holiday):
"The
ahlp.
comfortable
enough,
leaves
Seattle
or
Vancouver,
British
Columbia.
In
the
afternoon
and
until
dusk
it
plows
through
sea-borne
traffic.
Fishermen
PHONE
644
FOR
COMPLETE
MARINE
ELECTRONIC
SERVICE
and
Is
all
upset.
It
would
be
dif
BEIGE
AND
BROWN
WHITE
AND
ROYAL
WOMEN'S
SIZES
4
to
9
ferent,
were
there
not
three
'children.
Preparing
breakfast
the
iirst
morning
brought
a
(fids
-
A
chart
of
the
waters
ahead
is
dotted
with
names
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan,
MeUakaUa
and
Juneau.
Nowhere
north
on
shock,
this
being
performed
by
the
kitchen
clock
which
said
3
a.m.
This
was
correct.
on
.
.
.
Radio
Telephone
Auto
Pilots
Echo
Sounders
Direction
Finders
this
voyage
is
there
another
city."
Pair
STORE
.""The
average
person,
comments
.an
Ontario
exchange,
could
'jreatly
reduce
his
conversational
output
by
never
using
two
words
when
he
could
say
It
with
one.
ALSO
.
.
.
Authorized
Radar
Service
for
Coastal
Steamships
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
Bus
1279
Prince
Rupert'
FAMILY
SHOE
LIMITED
Box
638
629
THIRD
AVENUE
and
never
using
one
when
It
Short
Holiday
IMBER,
England
P
Alsatian
pollc
dog
Shaun
II
took
It
on
the
lam
when
hli
handler
went
on
holiday.
Shaunn
II
deserted
while
exercising
but
was
found
two
days
later.
Tbis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tht
Government
of
British
Columbia.
isn't
worth
one.
Phone
Is
It
a
mistake
to
say
someone