The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
24,
1953
Head-On
Collision
Ends
Life
Of
Alberta
Cabinet
Minister
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American
Prisoners
Spurn
-Scheduled
Press
Conference
pL,A'
McAilTlaR
iwnveru
to
communism,
ap-PANMUNJOM
Twenty-two
Pared.
They
said
the
Amerl-Amcricans
who
disowned
home
cans
had
changed
their
minds
ior
communism
failed
to
show
about
talking,
up
today
for
a
press
conference
The
Koreans
denied
reports
mey
nad
reouested
to
explain
that
fear
Instead
of
belief
In
their
choice.
communism
Is
holding
some
of
Instead,
three
Koreans
also
'
the
Amerlcans.
1
"Look
into
the
matter
and
see,"
they
urged
Indian
custodian
HOP
SUFY
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3:30a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
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EDMONTON
(CP)
Hon.
D.
A.
Ure,
Alberta's
minister
of
agriculture,
was
killed
Wednesday
In
a
head-on
collision
between
a
truck
and
a
car
whi"h
"lsimcd
one
other
lite
and
sent
the
truck
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culture
minister's
death
was
a
"very
deep
shock."
Mr.
Ure's
death
was
a
"tremendous
loss"
to
the
agricultural
interests
of
the
province.
The
farmers
lost
a
man
keenly
conscious
of
their
problems.
Besides
his
widow,
Mr.
Ure
is
survived
by
five
children.
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FOR
TUB
troops.
f.iiT"!
SCASON
ANDV
1
ll
OUR
BESI
driver
to
hospital
with
injuries.
I
Mr.
Ure,
43.
was
a
passenger
in
the
car
believed
driven
by
James
Mitchell
of
Edmonton,
also
killed
when
the
truck
and
car
met
head-on
at
the
brow
of
a
hill
on
the
Edmonton-Jasper
highway
40
miles
west
of
here.
Taken
to
Edmonton's
Univer-J
sity
hospital
was
Robert
Fagnan,
i
about
3D.
Hospital
authorities
declined
to
reveal
the
extent
of
his
injuries.
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WISHES
FOR
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
ANT
v;.-
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COMING
NEW
YEAR!
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
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H
VTI.NG
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
MrKrlile
Rrfr
The
Americans
packed
for
a
Christmas
Eve
trip
back
to
their
main
prison
compound
in
the
neutral
zone,
leaving
the
area
where
they
spent
the
final
days
of
Allied
efforts
to
win
them
home.
The
explanation
period
ran
out
last
midnight.
WILL
BE
REUNITED
At
the
main
barbed-wire
compound,
all
the
former
Allied
soldiers
who
have
chosen
communism
will
be
reunited
22
Amerl-
RCMP
reported
the
Eamonton-bound
truck
apparently
swerved
I.V
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Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
NEWCOMER
Mary
Murphy
has
her
first
big
film
lead
with
Marion
Brando
in,
Columbia's
"The
Wild
One."
Part
of
her
glamorous
.
wardrobe
Includes
this
white
brocade
halter-top
cocktail
dress.
t
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v
v
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to
the
centre
of
the
road
because
of
a
hole
or
a
similar
obstruction.
An
inquest
was
ordered
and
RCMP
are
continuing
their
inquiries.
Premier
Manning
personally
broke
the
news
of
Mr.
Ure's
death
to
his
widow.
He
said
the
agri
,
cans,
one
Briton,
327
Koreans.
I!
They
were
separated
when
250
SPECIALISTS
ON
BAWM1LL
and
MINING
.MACHINERY
i
A
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
Reason's
Cjleetinqs
AND
ALU
GOOD
WISHES
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
ALFRED
L.
CELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
Prince
Rupert
:
Koreans
attended
Allied
explanations
and
the
others
balked.
!
The
prisoners
will
observe
Christmas
with
a
special
menu
of
beef,
chicken,
pork,
fruit,
wine
and
beer
furnished
by
the
Communists.
They
plan
special
athletic
events
Christmas
afternoon
with
Red-supplied
equipment
skates,
footballs,
javelins,
a
dis-
,
cus
and
other
gear.
The
22
Americans
will
spend
the
next
30
days
at
the
main
FOR
THE
t-
y
Tie
w
lea
I
ourlli
Avenue
l
ast
aic
Prince
George
Telephone:
Red
879
Vancouver
Quesnel
"
We
consider
it
a
privilege
and
a
pleasure
to
extend
to
you
and
yours
our
best
wishes
for
"
.
.
Christmas
and
the
New
Year.
Seamen
End
Strike
Over
Food,
Wages
VANCOUVER
(CPA
last-minute
settlement
was
reached
Wednesday
night
in
the
strike
of
19
seamen
protesting
food
and
living
conditions
aboard
the
Panamanian
freighter
Calygeria.
"The
'strike
Is
over
everything
Is
settled,"
said
t
Panamanian
consul
Julio
A.
Ricord.
Mr.
Ricord,
who
earlier
Wednesday
announced
he
was
tak',r
legal
;
action
to
-
prevent
the
freighter
leaving
nntitt
.
Columbia
waters,
said
he
had
received
word
from
the
ship's
owners
to
grant
the
seamen's
s
compound.
They,
like
all
other
prisoners
who
have
refused
repatriation,
are
due
to
be
released
Jan.
22
as
civilian.
However,
their
status
at
that
time
in
the
eyes
of
the
United
States
government
remains
undetermined.
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SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
WAX
George
Mallock
Caught
in
U.S.
OTTAWA
(CD
George
Mallock,
!
request
for
better
conditions,
one
of
Canada's
most-sought
j
Fourteen
men
walked
off
the
ui.mmaW,
has
been
arrested
In;
ship
In
Vancouver
recently
In
Vew
York
City
uy
agents
of
the
protest
against
conditions
aboard
U.S.
Narcotics
Bureau,
RCMP
the
vessel.
Another
five
also
Ren
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la'
i
sala-
I
rt
on
strike
but
were
forced
j
Mallock,
38,
and
his
csothrr
to
rcm"i"
sboarrt
the
vessel
r-'
John.
37.
have
been
sought
since
cause
of
Illness.
The
seamen,
all
February
H'51
when
they
disap-
Italians,
demanded
better
food,
i
peared
from
Vancouver
while
Improved
working
conditions
and
!
awaiting
trial
on
charges
of
un-
payment
of
back
wages
and
lawfully
selling'
narcotics
and'
time.
conspiracy
to
sell
,
narcotics.
.
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They
jumped
a
total
of
S40.Q0Q
...
Coated
paper
is
used
lor
annl-.
bail.
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m-intim?
of
tho
highest
grade.
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(jreetings
In
the
spirit
of
the
it
it
on
we
send
you
warm-hearted
grctringi
and
be
wishea
for
a
joyous
Holiday.
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no
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the
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land
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again
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lit
its
golJcn
memories
an
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gracious
magic.
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every
shaJow,
cheering
every
path,
,
hiJJing
us
heJiolJ,
all
is
well...
and
there
is
no
stranger
in
the
land
for
Christmas
is
in
every
heart.
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