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AND
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COLUMBIA'S
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Phone
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is
i
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
VOL.
XLI,
No.
18
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
22,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
r
cabs
M
illclii
m
mm
mmi
LiaXfU
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l
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LM
Canadian
Dollar
Highe
Important!
Decisions
Coming
at
Ottawa
Naming
of
New
Governor-General
Setting
Of
Session
Date
Pearson
Fearful
Of
Asia
Trains
Still
Snow
Blocked;
Plow
Buried
Now
Worth
More
Than
American
In
Bank
Transaction?
OTTAWA
9
Finance
Department
officials
took
calmly
the
lact
triat
th
Canadian
,
dollar
was
worth
316
of
a
cent
mora
than
the
American
dollar
for
over-the-counter
transactions
in
Canadian
banks
Monday.
PAR
IN
NEW
YORK
'
NF.W
YORK
(CP)
Canadian
'
OTTAWA
(CP)
This
may
be
a
week
of
decision
for
the
federal
cabinet,
though
the
results
of
iU
Heavy
With
Danger
From
Communist
Imperialism
A
slide
which
covered
several
i
I
hundred
feet
of
railroad
track
:
NORTH
BAY,
Ontario
P
Ex-
near
Kwinlt-sa
Saturday
night
j
deliberations
mav
not
be
immediately
announced.
1
i
;
r
5
;
.
i
1
A.
.f
I
!'--:
'
r--
I
J
I
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I
J
!
temal
Affairs
Minister
L.
B.
also
bogged
down
the
Canadian
nnn.
......
KXr.n!...,
nw.Uf
Mnllnnnl
Dallum,.
snnU
nlnU'i
--
-
-
-
-
-
The
council
meets
Wednesday
i
and
ill
may
deal
with
sever.il
im-
tl,.partracnU
already
have
bcen,that
tnc
situation
ln
southeast
which
now
has
to
be
dug
out
imji
lain
-k
asKea
to
maKe
meir
suggeaiiuim
ak'
is
hpavv
with
dancer"
from
bv
hand,
the
superintendent
s
t
proval.
Some
may
awaa
lu.uie.
,04
jegUlatiun
and
the
estimates
j
ommunist
l7nm.ml!i,
Imperialism.
i'mnpriaiism
1
otnee
mfice
said
saia
toaay
today.
This
condition,
he
said,
exists!
No
trains
are
expected
to
move
j
dollar
reached
parity
with
the
United
States
dollar
for
the
first
time
since
outbreak
of
war
In
1939.
The
Canadian
dollar,
set
free
to
find
its
own
icvcl
when
it
was
at
a
discount
ol
ten
percent
sixteen
m
(lit
lis
mgo,'
climbed
steadily.
Pound
sterling
is
.unchanged
at
R2.78'.
developments
or
the
proper
po-
0i
Kovornment
expenditures
for
lltloal
timing
before
they
can
be
)he
19ft2-53
fiscal
year
already
announced.
arc
bt.ing
worked
out
by
the
One
of
tliese
questions
is
who
lreafjury
board.
'because
danger
may
express
today.
There
have
Dcen
none
itself
not
In
open
aggression
since
Sunday.
where
would
know
where
we
Additional
trouble
is
expected
,i
r
r-.,'oHn
'
A
third
decision
may
concern
-
hl
1n
,,,
anf,
assistance
to
after
the
bie
slide
has
been
tne
appointment
of
a
new
lieu-
distance
of
30
miles
whn
he
elves
uo
his
post
here
jthose
who
are
already
fighting
cleared
In
a
against
local
governments."
,
,
where
snow
covers
tracks
live
wealth
lob:
presumably
that
of!
SLP"'
clear-cut
W
ten
leet
oeep
lowara
lerrace.
There
may
be
no
defence
minister,
of
the
United
''',,""
!
breach
of
peace
as
there
was
in;
Kingdom.
T
X
n
It
Is
i
lVnZi
7r
Korea
and.
consequently,
no
Alexander
is
believed
slated
i.f"":
I
clear-cut
basis
for
defence."
"
w
"
fcr
minlsler
of
defence
In
Brit-
!
,s"c?eeId,td
I
Pearson
said
in
an
address
to
the
KS
JAPAN
Lt.
-Col.
J.
E
Andrew
of
Toron
o
(second
from
righti
has
been
appointed
r-ln
-charge
of
surgery
'at
To-onto
Milita-y
Ho
pltal.
Col.
Andrew,
shown
here
with
other
.
They
explained
lt
was
merely
added
bank
holding
charges
which
brought
it
up
so
high.
A
spokesman
noted
that
the
official
rate
in
New
York
pluced
the
Canadian
dollar
at
116
per
cent
discount
to
the
American
dollar.
The
fact
that
Canadian
banks
handled
it
at
316
of
a
cent
premium
over
the
United
Fighting
For
Life
ain
but
neltner
the
date
of
hisw
"
D".,u"7'
"I
i
annual
dinner
meeting
of
the
member
of
for
uers
ol
Hi
'
group
at
me
uritlsn
common
veuim
nospiuu
ai
n.ure,
vupuii,
was
m
tnuisc
,
j
ii
first
Canadian
army
medical
group
to
or
ivr
In
Japan.
Left
to
light
are:
Pte.
Chits
Howe,
eparture-
nor
the
very
f
act
j
jral
Irllment
Bay
Chamber
of
Com-
naV
he
is
leaving
-have
been
"
Ontario
constituency
l
,mpKe
I
de
Uh
,,iuo!i
a
patient
at
the
hospital;
Cupt.
M.
U
Doddridge,
Sillcry,
Que.;
Lieut.
M.
L.
A.
Scott,
'confirmed,
but
authoritative
twaieiioo
mm.
...
Burma
and
Malaya
had
shown
I
i
m.
Out
;
Lli-ul.
W.
KHpatrick,
Winnipeg;
Col.
Andrew
and
dipt.
O
II.
Browne.
Toronto.
Mercy
Flights
Made
For
Tetanus
Victim
at
Nanainio
;
quarters
say
he
will
leave
Can-
The
announcement
ol
tnis
..now
desperately
difficult
such
i
CP
from
National
Defence
States
dollar
simply
meant
that
;
ada
soon.
I
appointment
is
expeciea
soon,
s!tuaUons
can
be."
0i,n
,
a
f.s-vear-nld
thev
were
adding
private
hand
Two
names
are
mentioned
possibly
this
week.
In
Europe,
Pearson
said,
the!
prominently
ln
speculation
as
to
situation
seems
"s
om
e
w
h
a
t
larmhand,
strlcKen
witn
tetanus,
.-e.
vited
States
Would
Augment
Newspaperman
Passes
Away
I
better"
and
the
North
Atlantic
1
lockjaw
1,
struggled
lor
his
me
piia-cuuic.
!
Allianep
is
makinir
Drocress
here
today
after
$1600
worth
of
1
It
was
the
official
New
York
thc
eiicccs.sor.
One
is
w.
tto
Macdonald
of
Brantford,
Ont..
popular
Speaker
of
the
House
of
rce
of
Atomic
Submarines
through
Its
Increasing
strength
anti-tetanus
serum
was
para-)
rate
that
counted,
the
spokesman
and
developing
unity
has
given
chuted
to
hospital
officials
by
a
1
added.
He
observed,
however,
ground
"for
hope
in
the
year
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
plane.
that
the
Canadian
dollar,
at
ton
Tunisian
Trouble
French
Colonel
Among
REG1NA
Advice
has
been
re-
commons;
the
other
is
Rt.
Hon.
eeived
here
announcing
the
re-
Vincent
Massey.
chancellor
of
cent
"death
in
a
Victoria
hospital
the
University
of
Toronto,
now
ol
R.
J.
iBobi
Priestly,
formerly
in
London.
VASI11NGTON,
D.C.
(CI')
Chairman
of
the
i
nr.
Irrv
Giovando
said
he!
percent
discount
when
it
was
ahead."
There
is
"less
anxiety
holies
2,000.000
units
of
serum
i
freed
to
find
its
own
level
in
Oc-
Uu'ji''
of
Representatives
armed
services
committee
11
known
in
tlw
prairie
pro-
51
:,
:jclav
asked
Congress
to
authorize
the
Navy
to;vmces
as
a
newspaperman.
He
i
dropped
from
a
plane
and
an-
i
tober
1950.
had
certainly
proved
;
other
1.000.000
units
brought
here
j
its
strength
by
climbing
to
within
I
earlier
on
a
mercy
flight
from'
116
of
a
cent
of
the
American
Vancouver
will
save
the
life
of
i
dollar
on
the
official
exchange.
fin,
.cm
Quilin
t
about
Europe
than
a
year
ago.
Three
for
1932
SESSION
Another
decision
of
major
importance
to
the
country
will
be
the
dati
for
the
opening
of
thc
1952
session
of
Parliament.
Thc
Latest
Victims
of
Fighting
1
"
TUNIS.
Tunisia
T
Rioting
broka
out
anew
today
in
this
ii
i
naa
oeen
in
in
neann
me
oust
a
second
deadly
atom-powered
submarine
and'.
few
y,,a,h
,ivmg
at
thc
home
of
md
giant
carrier
able
to
handle
atom
bomb'
a
sister
in
Nanaimo.
Raine
was
brought
to
hospital
1
a
I""
T
Searching
for
best
indications
are
that
it
will
be
in
late
February
or
early
March.
French
North
African
protectorate.
Nine
Tunisians
and
a
French
ollieer
were
killed
at
Sousse,
city
have
-been
infected
with
the
;
,
Election
in;-
p'anes.
nil.
which
Representative
nsim
'
Democrat-Georgia
i
would
authorize
the
i
Mi
'iiil
about
$l.lbO.(M)0.-
;
dreaded
tetanus
through
a
boil
j
The
cabinet
may
already
have
on
the
thigh.
Crash
Bodies
decided
the
date,
but
it
must,.,'
"oianeast
o
acre
iu.
Coldest
Weather
Iran
Slaps
At
Britain
Because
there
are
no
landing
;
announce
it
fairlv
soon
since
it,
crougm,
uie
ueamwu
w
.
lights
at
the
airport
here,
Fit.
LtJ
week
of
fighting
between
inde-,
;ii)uilii
new
uhlps
and
reno-i
(.lasey.
Voungs,
Armstrong
Nominated
for
Aldermen
,-
is
customary
to
give
the
leglsla
I
A.
Skinner
was
unable
to
land
1
With
Sgt.
T.
A.
Stewart,
RCMP
pendence-s
e
e
k
i
n
g
nationalists
(
and
French
police.
i
tors
about
a
month
s
notice.
In
that
same
field,
the
council
and,,
instead,
parachuted
the
j
directing
operations
and
boats
hers,
iiui'tmn
"f
the
Vinson
nil
ilights
concern
of
public
r,.i
,-.
Dimnrl
rii
ivPIl
u
Will
from
the
vicinity
giving
assis
Thermometer
Skids
to
S.i
Above
No
Kolirf
Seen
Col.
Durand.
French
mlllitary
....,
rpnirpd
at
the
DOlLs
srrum
on
10
lne
ncla-
also
likely
will
give
some
prc-
11
ab'iut
Russia's
submar-
Appointment
of
New
Ambassador
to
Tehran
Rejected
liminury
thought
to
the
govern-
commander
of
the
Sousse
region,
a,
a
tllirc
candidate
entered
the
ment
s
legislative
program.
The
(
fell
in
today's
clash.
(race
in
an
aldermanic
by-elec-
!
r
...
Temixrature
last
night
skid-
vv
heereiaiy
,i,i
m
above
lowest
oulnt
If
I
II
t
I111J
.Mihiiay
Navv
1
jt
ml)
ill
said
tl
tion
to
be
held
January
31.
First
VI
(jm
wwr
nOW
flllS
nominee
to
file
papers
was
ex-j
he
Red
sub-
of
lhe
SPi,Son
and
there
Is
no,
TEHRAN
(CP)
Iran
refused
Suez
Situation
Is
Tense!
Mayor
Herbert
F.
Glassey
for
a:
f
nt,n,ltsm
fUu
two-year
term.
!
VaillUUVGI
.Uf
iiK
licit
has
grown
from
50
rUup
i
the
cold
snap,
accord-1
today
to
accept
Robert
Hankey
iif'ir
vm.
i
Russia
is
aided
by
ipjj
t0
.
Digby
Island
weather
ins
the
new
British
ambassador
tp
him
'at
skill
of
swirc
Oer-
;
station.
l"
Tehran.
:
I
uhinilrine
designers
at;
0l(1.Ulm.rij
ln
tic
ult.u
agree
!
Britain
hud
submitted
Hun-.
'
'"d.m
nivyaJ
yurdsi.
,.
su
much
;
key's
appointment
as
a
move
tance,
beaches
around
Sandspit,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
are
being
scoured
for
bodies
of
further
victims
of
the
crash
at
the
air
strip
there
last
Friday
night
of
the
Korea
airlift
DC4.
Routrlf
water
is
hampering
operations.
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
divers
au
also
on
hand
to
give
assistance
and
a
helicopter
is
also
standing
by.
Seven
of
the
46
persons
aboard
thc
aircraft
survived.
Bodies
of
ten
who
perished
in
the
freezing
sea
water
after
escaping
from
I
The
by-election
was
necessi-
tatcd
when
Aldermen
Norton
.
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
had
i
Youngs
and
Allan
Armstrong,
i
more
show
last
night
as
cold
I..
I
Iu
Tnnnn-tKnr
racidlMlH
:
ni.
n,n,,nH
rlrt,
f
Vl
a
IMl,
O
V
Til
Q
1
tl
Ammunition
Found
Buried
In
Moslem
Cemetery
At
Ismailia
4'i'dl
"lid
-111
that
United
,.,
,
ti,,1P
what
is
toward
endiiig
the
bitter
dead
-w
?Miliniat'
mil
s"ve
line
Htrenclh
has:
'blu,,VP()
l0
br
a
record
In
local
lock
between
the
two
countries
enty
to
100.
:
,..,
h,x,liru
i,
the
two-
i
over
the
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Co.'s
Manitoba
Unchanged
cicciieu
III
un.cniui;i,
vfc,i-"
an
uwuu
iwhii
vii-
.......
1SMA1LIA
t
British
troops
due
to
a
technicality
in
the
land.
In
some
parts
of
the
city
ousted
hundreds
of
more
Egyp-
Municipal
Act.
Each
shared
in
!
six
inches
fell,
added
to
the
lion
families
from
their
homes
commissions
paid
by
a
company
large
amount
already
on
the
in
Ismailias
tense
Arab
sector
.which
holds
city
insurance.
ground.
This
morning
there
toclav.
j
Youngs
and
Armstrong
have
j
were
more
heavy
flurries.
The
i.
reliable
sources
believe
'
,,,,
stvm
of
35.4
indies
at
!
holdings.
-laii.s
have
two
hundred
ni,,
1
Haukcy.
uged
40,
was
to
suc-
.................
,.J
.......
J
.
.
,
C?l,n,,l,.ir,l
i.ines
concentrated
near
more
i
the
broken
aircraft
have
so
fur
f
in
war
area
at
Vladi-
While
the
operation
was
unoer-SCvered
connections
with
tne
i
weauiei
man
man
!
been
found.
Tlie
search
is
for
the
wav.
nn
American
nun,
slain
dur-
insurance
firm
and
filed
nomi-'isnow
can
be
expected
buses'
are
;
remaining
29
victims
There
is
Street
cars
and
inu
'
British-Egyptian
violence,'
natiou
papers
today.
Another
Meanwhile,
a
few
miles
cast
j
ceu
on
nanus
oujiitn..
of
the
city
snow
increases
in
j
No
reason
was
given
for
thc
depth
by
feet
with
more
than
i
rejection
but
reliable
sources
1M1
inches
recorded
in
sections
1
reported
the
Iran
goveriwnent
of
the
mountain
highway.
'
j
want
a
man
without
-previous
OiUlook
for
tonight
is
"cold
i
ties
with
Iran,
and
clear."
!
llankey
served
as
first
seeie-
no
hope
of
any
being
still
alive.
maintaining
schedules
although
was
bulled
In
a
nearby
British
j
cx-mayor,
H.
M.
Di;;gctt,
is
also
Liberals
and
Conservatives
Each
Win
Scat
in
Legislature
WINNIPEG
'(Pi-
Manitoba
returned
a
and
a
Progressive-Conserva
military
cemetery.
expected
to
file
papers.
authorities
warn
motorists
of
continued
dangerous
conditions.
w
EATHER
A
British
military
court
will
Mr.
Glassey
resigned
as
auicr-man
last
summer
to
.
run
as
mavor
in
a
by-election
ct
which
hold
a
closed
inquiry
-
to
deter
tive
in
provincial
uy-cit-vuuno
.
i,,,,,,,,
l
Monday,
to
leave
the
.landings
v,r,iiinn
'
;c
Eninum
J
e
whn
invaded
Churchill
Has
Cold
time
he
was
elected.
He
was
de-
Svi.opsis
I
I.at..
st
weather
reports
today
I
tary
of
the
Brit
sh
embassy
in
air
now
covers
all'
of
sal.l
an
intense
storm
was
moving
j
Iran
during
World
War
II.
7c
!
''"'
00
miles
west
of
Van-
British
embassy
officials,
ex-Tl
ami
ra
U
t
iled
I
miBnt
rcacn
astonishment
over
the
e
Id
lr
mishrcl
ts
w
Islund
and
'
P
.thwart
I
over
lh"
British
i
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
by
the
end
of
j
rejection,
termed;
b,
observers
us
t.he
convent
garden
or
by
a
stray
;
feated
in
the
December
elections
British
bullet
in
the
Legislature
unchanged.
Edmond
Brodeur,
aged
53,
Liberal-Progressive
machinery
dealer,
was
elected
over
E.
J.
R.
Ar-phin,
Progressive-Conservative
Empress
Hotel
Manager
Named
VICTORIA
T.
E.
Chester,
of
Winnipeg,
supervisor
of
western
Canada
hotels
of
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
has
been
appointed
(""l
uit.la
eoasl
rinrlno-
l.he
nteht
the
weeK,
onnging
muuer
weaui-
.uwn
a
A
military
spokesman
said
caches
of
arms
had
been
!
ain.
NEW
YORK
Premier
Winston
Churchill,
who
is
due
to
sail
Wednesday
on
the
Queen
Mary
miieiutures
have
fallen
:
MK
lu"al'
by
present
Mayor
H.
S.
Whalcn.
Candidates'
papers
were
signed
as
follows:
Glassey
by
Miss
Mary
V.
McLaren
and
John
J.
Judge.
Youngs
Don
Forward
and
G.
A.
Hunter.
Armstrong
Jack
Mussallcm
and
Ormc
Stuart.
along
the
lower
main-
unearthed,
including
7000
rounds
of
anti-aircraft
ammunition
In
La
Verenclrye
constituency.
for
London,
is
suffering
from
a
'
r"l'
,
"
ifM,,
imncl
in
the
tombs
of
a
Moslem
as
new
manager
of
the
Empress
cold.
Because
of
this
several
J.
JK.
Sandspit
People
Prove
Themselves
of
Finest
engagements
have
been
cuneel-
ri'mpcniturcs
In
the
in-lii-
ninrnlng
ranged
from
25
below
and
ulong
the
all
stations
were
below
g.
The
cold
weather
is
cemetery.
Commissioner
Sauvcur
Marcoux,
l.ii..'1-nl..Proiires.slve
Thirteen
guerrillas
were
cap
Hotel
here,
succeeding
Hodges
who
is
retiring.
lt.
Including
a
civic
reception
r
fr
here.
Doctors
advise
him
not
to
lured
in
a
graveyard
battle
with
British
soldiers.
I
In
Brandon
City,
Reginald
O.
l"d
lo
continue
for
the
not
go
outside.
48
riAirs.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Aui
intense
storm
1400
miles
Calibre
in
Emergency
For
most
of
the
time
especially
iri
the
winter
I.lssaman,
aged
43,
Progressive-Conservative
candidate,
came
out
on
top
ln'a
three-way
battle
with
Alex
McPhail,
-
Liberal-Progressive,
and
Harry
Spaffbrd,
CCF.
The
scat
was
formerly
rreld
by
M
Vancouver
Island
is!
;
slowly
towards
the
Gulf
!
.(I
iiurtfM
X.
II.
Jiilili-lmi
l
u.
Hit
).
;.
or
1
-f
Sandspit
on
the
northern
tip
of
Moresby
'skn
promising
milder;
month
Meat
Price
Easing
Seen
r
uiwaruH
tne
cna
or
tne
Island
is
an
isolated
and
lonely
spot
but
a
grim
and
jj
C.
Donaldson,
Progressive-i
Conservative,
who
resigned
last
Cut
Rate
Dentist
Being
Disciplined.
VANCOUVER.
A
Vancouver
dentist
is
to
be
disciplined
by
the
British
Columbia
Association
for
advertising
dentures
for
$80
instead
of
the
usual
price
of
$150.
Such
is
a
violation
of
pro
i
WCf
I'
Forecast
tragic
incident
last
week-end
showed
that
its
people
N
TORONTO
At
bona
09.
Aumaquc
21
Bcattie
:
18
Beveourt
.72l2
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smelters
198.50
Conwvst
3.70
Hi
coast
region
Mostly
f
elr-a
ong
the
mainland.
Cloudy
MONTREAL
ffl"
A
Canadian
:
Wi
agricultural
economist
today!
lHiini)w
flurries
elsewhere
to-iiiv
ui(i
Wednesday.
A
little
are
of
the
finest
calibre.
An
emergency
or
alternate
alrrield
to
all
flying
planes
with
exception
of
the
scheduled
Can-nriinn
Pacific;
Airlines
Vancou
tyring.
The
standing
ln
the
Manitoba
legislature
ts
now:
Liberal-Progressives
28
"
Progressive-Conservatives..
8
CCF
7
Independent
1
Labor-Progressive
1
fessional
ethics,
it.
is
claimed.
Wednesday.
Winds
;
im
Iff
rly
1251
today,
decreasing
'M
flit
this
evening;
southeast
:
'15
'
junioiTow.
Lows
tonight
and
-.I
I"!
t.'lllHirrillM
nl
t9r.pl
ed
many
hours
trying
to
gel.
messages
through.
,
j
Dr.
George
Singer,
whose
prac-'
tise
covers
an
area
of
more
than
1.500
square
miles,
arrived
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
as
soon
as
he
received
word
of
the
emergency.
He
chartered
a
boat
to
go
the
18
miles
across
Skidegatc
Inlet.
Dr.
Skinner
worked
around
the
clock
with
hurdly
a
slop
to
relieve
condition
of
the
survivors;
forecast
a
sharp
Jump
ln
meat
production
with
resulting
lower
prices
for
pork
and
beef
by
1953.
Prices
for
eggs
are
expected
to
ease
this
year
but
prices
for
milk
and
milk
products
may
edge
upward
or
remain
unchanged.
Dr.
O.
C.
Hope.
Canadian
Federation
of
Agriculture
economist,
Narrow
Escape
in
Edmonton
Blaze
EDMONTON
Eight
mothers
and
their
children
had
a
narrow
Donalda
46
Eldona
19
East
Sullivan
9.15
Giant
Ycllowknife
12
God's
Lake
,
37
Ha'drock
,
11
Vt
Harricaiia
,
.13
Heva
11
Jolict,
Quebec
50
LitUe
Long
Lac
.68
32;
Sandsnit.
20
and
32i
ver-Prince
Rupert
link,
Sandspit
is
operated
by
a
staff
of
eight
Department
of
Transport
radio
men,
most
of
whom
live
there
with
tficlr
families.
Five
of
these
men
played
a
most
important
part
In
rescuing
the
seven
men
who
survived
the
DC4
crash
Saturday
Prh
f
Rupert,
10
and
25.
Canuck
with
RAF
On
Long
Flight
VANCOIVKR
American
Standard
27
Bralorne
B
R
X
04
.
Cariboo
QuarU
M0
Congress
05
ft
Cronin
Bablne
56
Giant
Mascot
97
Indian
Mines
-23
Pend
Oreille
8.50
Pioneer
1-90
Premier
Border
33
Privateer
"8
Reno
04
Sht
'p
Creek
1.68
Sllbak
Premier
"
...
.63
Vananda
19
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
20
Silver
Standard
2
50
Western
Uranium
3.40
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.25
A
P
Con
58
Calmont
2.35
C
&
E
17.50
Central
Leduc
3.15
Home
Oil
17.25
Mercury
..
31
Okalta
4.30
j
Faclfic
Pete
11.25
Royal
Canadian.
27.
escape
from
perishing
this
morn
lug
when
fire
destroyed
an
8
Vancouver
unit
living
structure
on
the
Ed
t.ynx
"Vi
LONDON
(CP)
Sqdn.
Ldr.
R.
J.
1
made
the
forecasts
in
his
report
iPopl
Lawlor.
only
Canadian
i
before
the
Federation's
annual
taking
a
special
one-year
course
meeting
here.
at
the
R.A.P.
flying
college
l"i
M.uiby.'
Lincolnshire,
Is
on
a
i
.
35.000-mile
round
trip
to
Ncw
DflWSOn
CreCK
then
act
as
coroner
in
hurried
inquests
as
one
body
after
another
was
dragged
from
the
sea.
STAFF
HOl'SE
KMKRGKNCV
rains
Delayed
in
which
30
people
died,
"two
oi
the
men
made
thc
actual
rescue.
The
group
included
Bob
Glass,
Jack
Fraser,
Don
Chris-hnlm
Everett
Thompson,
Jim-
.....
r!ll..
T-.
........
ml-,.-.
,,nl,)IT...InnJ
nf
..ii.
lioluklll
monton
Exhibition
grounds.
They
barely
made
.their
getaway
from
the
blazing
structure
in
far
below-zero
weather.
-
TIDES.-'
Wednesday,
January
23,
1952
VAfJCX)UVER.
Canadian
Pa-
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.95
McKensde
Rrd
Lake
43ft
McLeod
Coekshutt
2.80
Moneta
-35
Negus
68
Noranda
81
00
Louvlcourt
.27
Pickle
Crow
159
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
.19
Sherrlt
Gordon
4.35
Steep
Rock
7.05
.
Silver
Miller
1.53
a
few
days
ago
was
placed
in
flights
by
students
and
statf
at
f
jftV
UelOW
charge
of
the
staff
house,
had
I
the
college.
little
rest.
Coffee
at
the
staff
The
flight,
which
marks
the
i
EDMONTON.
,
Winter
has
house
was
always
available
and
j
end
of
the
course,
will
include;
struck
Alberta
with
full
severity,
meals
were
served
to
more
than
observation
sorties
over
Malaya,
j
It
was
21
below
here
last
night
I
Filtness
and
Fred
Kcli.
fic
transcontinental
trains
are
I
"Played
for
several
hours
be-
Bill
Mitchell,
air
field
maln-f
rausi
of
snow
In
the
Rocky
tenance
superintendent,
helped
Mountains.
Slides
block
the
line!
search
for
possible
survivors,
t
at
Ross
Peak
Two
miles
from
the
airport
is
High
20
neoole
as
Department
on
gnrln.
L.ar.
Lawlor,
lormeny
j
ana
oeiow
in
vaigury.
up
m
1
CariaHiiirt
MoH,,..,.i
..i..
i.
nF
Wnrthprn
Pulnwood
202
feet
17
0
feet
10.1
feet
4.5
feet
i:52
23:28
3:34
10:59
SX
Ail'irS
VroTi
ornclW
-tWoned
at
Hivers,
and
the
Peace
Rr
Block
of
British
Low
JW
delayed,
and
of.
ere,!
as.Uancc.
Roy
oar-
.r
21
-"i
Piutou,
N.S.
"
,
n"
T"
au
Wuiiis.
i
get,
camp
radio
oueiator,
work-1
iCoutUiucd
on
pauc
i
I