Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
r:
nvsh
Tuesday.
April
15,
1952
L
Reflects
and
Nationalist
Atto
Reminisces
I
On
ChineseMainO
more
I
Editor's
Note:
mil
rt
the
Canadian
forces
in
Korea"
reS"8
i
By
the
time
we
karn
to
get
the
j
most
out
of
life,
most
of
it's
gone.
-Ex.
PlJpotl
obtained
an
exclusive
interview
leuuei
Wlth
the
i
h,;.'.
Chiang
Kai-Shek.
Now
IT'Jrh
IIUS
Will,.
J
stones
about
tne
island,
hnri
n
thal
Interview
:
This
Is
the
first
of
his
articles
1
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A
Kit)
7a
By
BILL
BOSS
Ciinodmn
Prm.
sun
wriUa
TAIPF.Jf
rVn'inncj
trr
n,,
Canada
has
felt
the
effect
of
;
floods
but
nothing
to
compare
j
'with
what
occurs
In
the
United!
1
States,
particularly
in
the
Mis-.
jsisfippl
Valley
and
Missouri
i
River
zones.
Today
in
the
mid-
THIS
year's
Palm
Sunday
.....
.
a
yvi
-inthe
iu
...
iat
major
stvonto
was
the
300th
anniversary
of
the
coming
of
the
white
man
to
South
west,
some
c
ues
re
I
urn,
e
-
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,
Chinps
Nation;1lit
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names
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crumbling
and
awash
and
farms
v.
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Titanic
Anniversary
I
T
WAS
40
years
ago
today
that
the
"unsinkable"
I
Titanic
sank.
That
disaster
affected
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert
for
it
took
to
his
death
Sir
Charles
M.
Hays,
president
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
w
hich
was
just
about
to
complete
the
transcontinental
railway
with
this
port
as
its
terminus.
,
There
are
those
who
say
that
the
progress
of
Prince
Rupert
suffered
a
generation's
setback
as
a'
result.
No
peacetime
deep-sea
disaster,
before
or
since,
took
more
lives
than
did
the
Titanic.
The
Titanic
went
clown
with
1513
men,
women
and
children.
Only
711
were
saved.
Sunday,
April
14,
1912,
the
new
45,000-ton
queen
of
the
Atlantic
run
was
steaming
westward
on
her
maiden
voyage
from
Southampton
to
New
fcxisu
it
l
in
Eastern
:
iiung
ivung
umi
t'lswiiere
I
.
"
I
A
.
I?
1
1
,
A
few
pinches
of
salt
can
be
iVMa.
j
;
greatly
Improved
by
droppl
lg
!
Talks
with
the
highest
of
fi-
when
the
mon
;
them
on
a
large,
thick
beefsteak,
cials,
inrluding
Generalissimo
from
ttw
mai
'
i
Chiang
Kai-shek
on
the
Chinese
difficult
(,,
On
that
date
the
non-white
people
of
South
Africa
launched
a
campaign
of
non-violent
resistance
to
Premier
Malan's
race
segregation
and
persecution
laws.
Gandhi's
son
was
one
leader.
This
peaceful
passive
resistance
campaign
Is
not
to
be
confused
with
a
quite
different
protest
movement
led
by
the
fight"
:
COl'1.0
COME
IN
HANDY
side
and
Mai.
-Gen.
William
L
t
euuwt
th
n
'
w.-j
-
j
i.-i
If
only
a
small
proportion
of
Chase,
head
of
a
United
States
lunks
without
the
scores
ot
uttle
buildings,
military
group
advising
the
Na-
DFTKRKINg
in,
cabins
and
shacks
ttrn
down
in
tloaalist
administration,
make
And
Arid
fmi
four
n
fart..,.
"THEY'RE
OUR
GUNS"
When
Kate
Aitken
of
Toronto,
newspaper
woman,
radio
commenta
or.
lecturer
and
world
traveller,
visited
the
Canadian
troops
In
Korea
recently
her
conversation
with
Brife.
J.
M.
Rockingham,
Commander
of
the
25m
Canadian
Inlantry
Brigade,
was
Interrupted
by
the
sound
of
big
guns.
Brig.
Rockingham
lifted
his
head
at
the
sound
and
was
able
to
assuu
her
the
guns
were
Canadian.
Mrs.
Aitken
is
standing
outside
the
Brigadier's
caravan
just
three
miles
behind
the
front
liies.
i
CP
PHOTO'
Prince
Ruirt
had
been
allowed
H
clear
i
i
'""0
ly
a
.
Niiiii.m,!,.)
.
to
stand,
the
accommodation,
by
'
1.
No
one
here
thinks
the
mainland
t
tw
this
'.ime
would
have
been
found
Chinese
Communists
will
move
.
..
.
te
ing
airman,
Sailor
Malan,
:
against
the
unconstitutional
i
policies
of
his
namesake,
Prime
'
most
welcome.
It
Is
true,
not
one
against
Formosa.
I
tt'n..
.
irtr
at
hut
It
ran.
Mn
nn
hurR
thinlfc
tVta
reaay,
although
i
resented
shelter
and
a
spot
one
Nationalists
will
move
back
to
,
P
tYya
muinlnnH
Report-
From
could
call
home.
In
most
cases,
a
comparatively
small
t
outlay
could
put
a
place
In
fair
shape,
if
such
work
were
needed.
Both
conclusions
arc
subject
"tn
,
'"
to
provisos:
"For
the
time
be-
?
"
ing"
and
"unless
there
is
some
'
,,,,1.
im-
Parliament
Hill
.Minister
Maian.
Sailor
Malan
heads
a
power-j
f
ul
war
yeterans'
organization
called
The
Torch.
These
white
;
warriors
plainly
declare
that
if
Premter
Malan
continues
deliberately
to
flout
the
basic
law
of
the
land
they
will
fight.
'
'
CANADA
LEE,
the
famous
star
;
of
the
British
film
CRY
THE
!
BELOVED
COUNTRY
was
one
;
ClUnge
m
thC
8itua-.
e.rtCd
.TTnrr.....
!
ammunition:
ate
r.w.tra
rrn
dm
...u...
says
it
has
ew
j
This
little
yarn
is
told
oy
a
nuiiu
.m.i.u
nt.i.r
4.
xhe
United
s-
man
just
duck
irom
a
Drier
visit
umang
nimseu
101a
me
ne
De
to
Atlin:
lieves
the
mainland
could
be
re
other
friends
of
tm
at
present
DreoaM
By
Edward
T.
Applewhoite,
M
P.,
Skeena
Hopeful
About
Houses
Serving
on
Committees
Socreds
and
Jap
Treaty
"Our
party
entered
a
restur-
gained
from
the
Reds
within
sufficient
help
is
?
am
a.
m
me
waitress
was
me
nisi
tiiicc-
yems,
uut
nr
auiu
nicic
is
10
provwe
enun
TU
.,ff.,.
nf
U
cca
una
U
K,-H
P,.,-.'
Poalt.-We
were
Warned
not
might
be
years
of
preparation.'
training
but
not
h
of
those
who
took
part
in
the
New
York
meeting,
also
held
on
iuc
niauci
vi
me
uu
iiwuov-o
w
w
"""
-
""-v,to
order
anything
we
could
not
The
Nationalists,
he
said,
would
action
Palm
Sunday,
to
give
moral
sud
"
I."".0"
...I,".
1
Runert
for
rental
nurnoses
has
taken
UO
H
Crrcat
dealsee
for
It
would
not
be
served,
need
western
heip
in
.the
form.
Official
pronojn
vu
w.c
T'T
!
i
anyway.
Everyone
but
herself
of
weapons
and
munition.?.
'
and
abroad
ut
.
o
,
-
,
,
t,
j-
,
,t
ri
.
i
4
.........
,
...
uuic
iaicij,
1
naic
iuujiu
"v.
iwuvu
i..
-1
war
aown
wun
tne
nu
ana
sne
1
Meanwhile
those
responsible
1
tary
operations
thPmost
helpful
and
sincerely
interested
in
this
project!"
not
ree",,
c,hfrtu'-
tor
the
island
are
sharpening
ao
mm
wim
The
meeting
mMhnj
was
hpM
held
in
in
the
1
,
there
was
a
choice
of
doughnuts,
the
weapons
they
have
in
case
officials
here
com-
They
attribute
a
Abyssinian
Baptist
cnurch
01
ana
1
am
quite
certain
tnat
me
Contracts
IOr
Con-
ew
pies,
soda
biscuits
and
tea
they
must
be
used
operations
taik
it
tut
will
be
let,
very
shortly
perhaps
even
;
w
conee-
ton
PoweU
Is
the
pastor.
I
had
buucuon
Four
factors
make
unlikely
a
Red
assault
on
Formosa:
1.
The
U.S.
Seventh
Fleet.
i)ts'
need
to
keep
claim
to
rwogniuot
"legal"
government
1
j
the
great
honor
to
share
the
before
this
appears
in
print.
'
A
banker
Ls
a
man
who
loans
'platform
in
Glasgow
last
fall
It
.
t
"ripvoutlv
honed"
v
-
iVou
an
umbrella
while
the
sun
which
Navy
Secretary
Dan
Kim
with
Congressman
Powell
and
th,
that
no
i.
last-minute
,,,
difficuttie.
rftffi..,i.
.
..
..'....
.
i
is
shining
and
asks
you
to
return
ball
of
the
United
States
taid
re-;
maintain
mi-mz.
iee
as
yew
u.biimj
it.
fl
soon
aa
it
star-.s
rainiiiL-
the
Pritish
movie
star,
AUstair
cently
is
"proucti.vg"
Formosa."15
Formosa
tor
la
2.
Communist
difflcuUv
in
!
ultimate
dclireriiw
Sim.
We
were
U
speaking
on
connection.
I'
"tl
n
r
tt
"Z
and,
I
h
Bob
Hope.
hh,if
nf
.ih
h
-.nriH
southern
Saskatchewan
organiiins
a
workable
political
:
the
fighting
spint
Have
you
noticed
how
many
an
and
economic
system
on
the-"P'
'
I
government.
The
vast
Scottish
APPOINTING
GOVERNOR-
-Manitoba
with
Alwrita
natural
j
j
crowd
gave
a
really
tremendous
GENERAL
gas.
1
Individual
Is
puzzled
to
explain
j
mainland.
I
"Talk
of
a
refm;;
ovation
to
Congressman
Powell
Quite
a
live
topic
of
discussion
The
Committee
on
External
,
in
detail
the
best
way
to
make
a
3.
A
vast
Nationalist
intellt-
i
land
keeps
up
tR:a:
genoe
network
on
the
mainland
Gen.
Chase,
hesdol'
(Which
so
far
has
uncovered
no
can
military
gnjjp
sign
of
Invasion
preparations
al-
;
though
strong
Red
forces
are,
CHINESE
MX:
located
near
the
coast
t.
!
Thailand,
wi'.h
a
f
j
when
he
told
of
what
It
means,
still
is
quite
properly
the
ap-
Allairs
is
aiso
in
acuon.
1
am
not
fire
cracker
but
does
not
hesiuite
!even
in
advanced
countries
like
pointment
of
a
Canadian
to
the
on
that
one.
They
have
been
to
discuss
the
hydrogen
bomb?
1
his
own
beloved
U.S.A.,
to
have
post
of
Governor
General
o!
exaimning
A.
D.
P.
Heeney,
Un-;
!
a
non-white
skin.
He
and
his
Canada.
.This
appointment,
rec-
der
Secretary
ot
State
for
Exter-
Fl'LLY
OCCl'PIED
wife,
he
said,
are
not
admitted
emmended
of
course
by
tho
nal
Affairs,
who
leaves
shortly
,
Rooms
aie
scarce.
Seventeen
-i
in
ii
v.
:
4
D.im.
lit;n;.tn.
Ar
ic.t
In
taVa
nnhic
rint
ix
tie
rVintirtinn
'u
.
i
i
.
.
4.
An
invasion
attempt
would
nearly
18.000.000,
h.-.
iu
iobiiuiitiitd
111
vvttiLmgi.uii,
iiuuc
ivuuwict
ui
dimun,
w
tii.
-.
'
me
saiu.
1,0
iiiivp
ween
iiee.
iD.C.
natural
and
inevitable
outcoma.
neprestruttuve
011
me
wiunfti
sironing
one
nignt
last
weeK.
it;
be
best
made
in
April
or
May.
minority
of
about
J
i
could
have
happened.
For
rooms
His
beautiful
and.
talented
'tne
develcpemnt
of
the
Coift-
lantic
CouncU.
wife,
Hazel
Scott,
sat
on
the
monwealth.
Prime
Minister
3t.
JAPANESE
TREATY
VW.VAV.ViV.VAViV.ViViVr'.Vi'iVAVW.V.
I
are
Just
that
hard
to
fl
id
nlntfnrm
with
This
u-nrlrt
J-aurent,
u
can
oe
iruiy
saia.i
When
the
Japanese
Peace
BUSY
UNES
Canada
had
2,817.000
telc-
;
famous
musician
was
a
lovely.
1
represen
ts
the
very
essence
of
Treaty
was
ft
the
Hou.se
for
'livine
refutation
at
the
claim
tn?
law-
and
baslc
principle.
rl1iflrati
.Ql,nl.
or
i
.
York.
She
moved
under
clear,
starlit
skies,
in
a
serenity
of
superlatives.
The
Titanic,
everybody
said,
was
the
newest,
biggest,
most
luxurious,
safest
liner
afloat.
Late
in
the
afternoon,
the
air
became
cold
and
damp,
the
decks
were
deserted.
In
the
evening
an
Anglican
clergyman
led
a
large
group
in
a
hymn-sing
in
the
D-deck
salon.
By
11,
most
of
the
passengers
had
retired.
On
the
bridge,
watch
officers
saw
only
black,
calm
seas:
The
Titanic
sped
on
ai
her
full
21
knots.
About
15
minutes
before
.midnight,
at
a
point
some
450
miles
south
of
Cape
Race,
Newfoundland,
the
crow's
nest
lookout
sounded
the
alarm
bell.
The
first
officer
also
had
sighted
the
peak
of
a
huge
iceberg.
He
shouted
to
the
quartermaster
to
starboard
the
helm.
The
huge
ship
responded
but
her
forward
motion
was
so
great
she
slid
obliquely
against
the
iceberg.
There
was
a
gentle
lifting
motion.
Many
passengers
paid
no
heed.
Below,
the
Titanic
was
dying.
The
submerged
bulk
of
the
ice
mountain
hacf
ripped
open
the
double
hull
of
steel
plates
and
the
seas
rushed
in.
The
wireless
crackled
out
distress
signals.
At
least
seven
ships
heard
the
pleas
but
only
the
cruise
ship
Carpathia,
48
miles
away,
was
to
be
of
any
help.
(Later
she
gathered
the
survivors,
carried
them
to
New
York.)
,
The
Titanic's
great
engines
stopped.
Apprehension
spread
among
the
'passengers
as
they
gathered
on
deck.
The
order
went
out
women
and
children
first
into
the
16
lifeboats
and
the
lifeboats
only
had
room
for
one-third
of
the
people
aboard.
Some
women
elected
to
stay
with
their
husbands.
Many
had
no
choice.
Fame
and
fortune
had
no
vote.
Those
remaining
behind
also
included
John
Jacob
Astor,
Benjamin
Guggenheim,
Isidor
Strauss.
The
bow
of
the
Titanic
began
to
dip.
But
the
first
lifeboats
were
only
partly
filled
with
women
and
children
as
they
swayed
down
toward
the
dark
sea.
On
the
slowly
sinking
deck,
the
ship's
orchestra
played
and
people
aboard
and
in
the
lifeboats
sang
"Nearer,
My
God,
to
Thee."
At
2:20
a.m.,
Monday,
April
15,
about
ZVi
hours
after
the
collision,
the
Titanic's
lights
went
out.
The
stern
rose,
machinery
was
torn
loose
and
everything
movable
rushed
in
a
great
roar
toward
the
disappearing
bow.
The
Titanic
slid
to
the
bottom
of
the
Atlantic.
INFRA-RAY
PENETRATING
tnai
colored
sKinned
people
arc
"
,
,
from
'
each
of
'
l
the
araest
"1
P"
parties
"
ui
inferior
inferior
to
to
whites.
whites.
beta"se
"
a
natural
repository.
the
Liberals,
Conservatives
ar.d
f
about
twice
as
many
many
as
as
10
10
j
years
,
of
the
principles
of
the
law.
previously.
I
!
CCF
took
nart
in
Hip
riphaip
I
SEE
that
Premier
Malan's
first
lieutenant,
Havenga,
leads
an
The
appointment
of
a
Canad-;
Tne
social
Crediters
put
up
two,
lan
as
Governor
General
relates
Solon
Low
and
j
H
Blackmore.
back
to
certain
evenu
which
eacn
of
whom
used
up
nU
Iun
date
hack
tn
th
crynrhisinn
11.
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extremist
wing
in
the
National
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LAMP
1st.
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Aids
Rheumatism,
Lumbago,
jore
LIBERAL
MEETING
Prince
Rupert
Provincial
Riding
Liberal
Association
Animal
Meeting
and
Nominating
Convention
COMMON
LOUNGE
Civic
Centre
.7:30
p.m.
Tuesday,
April
15
ALL
LIBERAL'S
WELCOME
Stiff
Joints
ond
other
ailments.
?VT
i
the
sole
purpose
in
these
Social
to
mi
expel
expei
all
an
persons
arsons
oi
of
non
non-
i
time
it
fell
to
the
V.
lot
of
,
Sir
Ror-1
r,.pfiit
IWrhP,
n
tn
main
what,
skit,,
from
South
Africa.
ert
Borden
t0
pave
tne
roadway
5S?ntX
tte
JlUd
At
least
you
can
give
these
that
led
to
the
Inaugural
cera-statfi
crazy
extremists
credit
for
mony
which,
marked
the
opening
j
carrying
their
own
crazy
policies
of
this
parliament
on
February
to
their
logical
but
insane
con-
28
last.
NATIVE
MONKEY
elusion.
If
you
allow
human
be-!.
Under
one
great
Prime
Minid-
MOOSE
JAW,
Sask.
O-Amon-lngs
to
live
and
work
together;
ter,
Borden,
Canada
became
an
key
was
born
in
captivity
at
the
then
no
power
on
this
earth
can
autonomous
natioh
within
the
wild
animal
park
here
recently,
keep
the
races
Irom
mixing.
Commonwealth;
under
another!
It.
was
only
the.
second
such
If
you
don't
want
to
accent
all
great
Prime
Minister.
St.
Laur-i
birth
In
the
history
of
the
park.
,V-.W.V.V.VAV.WA
the
long-range
implications
of
ent-
tnls
most
recent
natural
that
admixture,
then
you
have
steP
-in
tnat
nationhood
wa.s
to
keep
the
races
apart
in
the,laken
first
place.
GEORGE
DREW'S
MOl'SE
.
j
'
Turning
to
a
lighter
subject:
THE
AMAZING
thing
ls
that
the
we
recently
witnessed
a
living
racist
extremists
do
not
se
ss&y
entitled
"Of
Mice
and
jthe
Inevitable
consequences
of
iMe
"
Opposition
Leader
George
their
own
folly.
If
they
seriously
"lcw
waa
speanmg
one
evening
try
to
carry
it
out
the
end
will
recently
vigorously
as
always
be
that
the
tiny
minority
of
and
B'ving
tne
Government
whites,
who
live
on
the
southern
"HaU
Columbia"
over
.something
tip
of
a
vast
black
and
brown
rve
forgotten
what
when
skinned
continent,
will
be
vio-
suuueniy
there
was
quite
an
up-
lently
hurled
into
the
seas
from
roar
ln
hls
immediate
neighbor-!
which
their
intruding
forefath-
hood-
Believe
it
or
not
a
mouse
rs
came
nad
Invaded
our
sacred
precincts
If
you
look
at
the
map
of
the
fenGeorg
VwilT
The"
world
today
you
will
see
this
ll",60!!.
J
Vie
'fh.L
A,k-
L"
trou-ser
les
but
apparently
the
I
ablaze.
Egyp
Fvnt
is
seething
at
one
mn,p
had
wimrht
rfuc,
i
CXDlOSion
Ooint
ITnpnjtPV
rant-
.
riplure
PaASage
for
HJoJuy
"Behold,
I
am
alive
for
evermore."
Rev.
1:18.
.
-
-
-
"
vicinity
lnstuutea
lively
search
hSrfoar
Tangir0nlyi-but
"
sh0Uld
be
recorded3'
by
Dy
ruthless
force.
history
that
our
lady
member.
All
through
the
mighty
dark
Mrs.
Faircloiigh,
sat
through
the
continent
people
demand
their
;
incident,
.serene
and
Undisturbed
'
1
COMMITTEES
whites.
Whether
South
African
oftTTERBOX
CIS
s
moa
rulers
are
willing
to
grant
it
or!
"he
Committee
on
Railways,
not
the
black
and
brown
peo-;
Canals
and
Telegraph
lines,
of
pie
will
get
it
anyway.
The
ques-
i
which
I
am
a
member,
has
been
tion
is
will
it
be
by
consent
or
!
sitting
a
few
times
recently.
The
by
force?
.
;
only
business
before
the
commtt-
CASEY
VS.
WHALEN
Editor,
Daily
News:
NON-STOP
MOTORIST
Editor,
Daily
News:
Accidents
will
happen
but
I
The
mayor
used
over
450
use-
YOU
HAVE
your
special
interest
or
ambit
ion-
means
a
lot
to
you.
Today,
more
than
ever,
the
tnt
your
saving
and
your
spending
so
that
you
toward
your
goal.
Here
arc
two
suggestions:
,
First,
decide
what
you
want
most,
how
much
11
Cjiuiif
open
a
special
savines
account
at
The
Royal
Bank
Living
Jn
Nude
Out-Too
Costly
"PROTECTION
AGAINST
INFLATION"
Aik
your
Invairmtnl
Dtoltr
for
obova
(older
m4
proapactui
of
less
words
to
tell
the
people
wonder
if
the
motorist
driving
yesterday
that
it
was
not
he
who
an
Austin
who
ran
over
and
took
the
initiative
in
appealing
killed
our
golden
cocker
spaniel
to
the
Libera!
.executive
on
the
Saturday
afternoon
on
Sixth
pewer
question.
Mr.
Editor,
I
Avenue
East
would
have
simi-myself
was
present
at
that
larly
failed
to
give
a
child
a
meeting.
If
the
mayor
was
not
chance
to
have
stopped
as
he
lesponsible
for
bringing
the.
failed
to
do
when
be
struck
my
matter
up
there,
he
made
full
children's
pet?
that
one
particular
purpose.
Then
save
for
it.
LONDON
(
AP)-yrhe
nign
c03t
of
living
m
the
nude
ha
wipjd
,
out
one-lifth
of
the
back-to-!
self
nature
clubs
in
Britain
since
last
!
Jiummer.
i
use
of
his
presence
to
induce
the,
MRS.
STORRIE
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
J.
E.
TAYLOR,
Manager
Prince
Rupert
Branch
Second,
use
the
Royal
Bank
Budget
B.
'j,,
your
cour.se,
and
to
avoid
careless
spending.
The
docs
not
suggest
how
you
spend
your
money.
provide
you
with
a
simple
pattern
to
help
you
RAN
YOUR
BUDGET
TO
SUIT
YOURSELF.
Ask
for
one.
You
can
get
a
copy
at
any
branch.
executive
to
interfere
yith
a
question
with
which
the
city
council
was
dealing.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY,
Alderman.
This
was
reported
recently
byi
the
Sunshine
Press
Agency,
a'
trade
journal.
.
:
The
agency
estimated
the
number
of
organized
nudists
in'
t,he
United
Kingdom
now
at
ai
bare
50,000
and
blamed
the
droH
in
membership
on
rising
costs
which
have
boosted
dues
from
10
to
15
per
cent.
I
PUSSY'S
LONO
HIKE
LAC
DU
BON
EX.
Man.
iff
A
crooked-tailed
ct
that
was
takeo
by
air
to
Llttje
Grand
Rapids
some
months
ago
returned
n
foot
o
its
former
home
here.
Easily
identified
by
its
disfigured
tall,
the
cat
had
walked
about
200
miles
in
a
little
over
100
days.
CALVIN
BULLOCK
lid.
Mike
Colussi
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
business
trip
to