nillmli
Clothes
and
Few
Tufts
of
Hair
NAPIER.
Mountain
N
Z.
(CP)
Building
Land
In;
STOCKHOLM.
Evryom
Include
Swe(j,n
"
the
Hawke's
Bay
district
of
New
;
special
coinmiltco
study..
Zealand's
North
Island
ia
show-
rfects
of
alcohol
upfJ,;
J
i,.
I.
.iam'p.q
t.ht
pxncris
haji
reCfimnicnH.ri
fi...
.
1
All
That
Remain
of
Missing
Child
consider
All
U-11
k.i...f,-'
a
major
mountain
-
ing
)eUiatlon
-
y
Ul
covprins
Uliltch
A
i
building
period
Is
in
progress,
elaases
of
driven,
Jncludm,,
I
Siineno
jsl
linu
.
rlM'S
UO
tO
25
feet
IsU.
mOtOrbfiat
ririv...
I
and
to
identify
their
child's
clothing
I
and
drops
to
17
feet
over
a
60-
;aptalns
and
pilots.
Frl-,
MiNAKI,
Ont.
h
A
tiny
plaid
chers
last
Thursday
.
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,
.
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.
I
w
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1
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nriH
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and
ratlwav
iwomxi
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.
.
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1
ne
cmiu
wanaerea
iroiu
snoi
ny
aitti
hic
uwi.uii.tj
t.o
.jti
1
j
r-",uiuni
t
jj
tlie
cottage
juiy
a
in
searcn
oi
mane.
flowers
for
her
mother.
It
was
The
search
was
one
of
the
1
assumed
Orraldlne
went
into
the
'
most
extensive
In
the
history
of
1
section
some
time
after
searchers
.
the
area.
Besides
the
Army
unit,
covered
it
the
first
time.
numerous
campers,
Indians,
dis-
A
false
lead,
discovered
Mon-
'
trict
residents
and
railway
men
.
.
:.
.
'
;
day,
kept
activity
east
uf
the
battled
their
way
through
bush-area
where
the
child
was
found
land
for
10
day.?.
An
RCAF
heli-until
4
1
late
Tuesday.
1
copter
wnich
aided
all
through
.
.
.
11.11.
i
1
1
t
J
ine
ennns
parems,
Mr;
Uic
-earth,
I
Jturned
to
Rivers,
Mrs.
Jared
Huggan
of
Winnipeg,
I
Man.,
Wednesday
night,
ft
Wade,
where
Mr.
Huggan
spent
untold
hours
with
the
The
Panama
canal
was
opened
searchers,
for
Kenora
by
plane
to
world
trai.e
August
15,
1914.
shirt,
a
pair
of
blue
jeans,
some
underclothing
and
a
few
tufts
of
long
brown
hair
were
all
that
was
left
of
five-year-old
Ocral-dine
Huggan.
The
tragic
end
of
an
intensive
search
of
mosquito-infested
northwestern
Ontario
bushiand
came
about
noon
Wednesday.
It
was
a
hunch
on
the
part
oi
prospector
Harry
Hawes
of
Ken-ora
that
sent
searchers
back
to
the
swampy
area
between
Long
Lake
and
Catastrophe
Lake,
about
two
miles
southwest
of
Wade,
where
the
child
disappeared
from
her
grandparents'
cottage.
.
hero
.,as
not
enough
left
for
either
a
proper
burial
or
nn
in-ouest."
said
Dr.
D.
J.
Mason,
coroner.
The
hair
was
infected
with
maggots
and
signs
of
wolf
hair
on
nearby
bushes
led
to
the
SWANS
PTItO.
TIIK
SMW-MOYIN'O
AVON
river
which
flows
through
the
city
of
Stratford
In
southwestern
Ontario.
The
hak?speatc
Garde
is,
among
the
finest
in
Canada,
straddle
the
river
which
Kl
years
ago
was
responsible
for
tie
choosing
of
the
townsite
when
a
grist
mill
w.is
built
L.-sidc
it.
The
Shakespearian
FCoti
al
is
being
staged
in
a
theatre
near
the
Avon.
conclusion
the
body
was
devoured
about
43
hours
before
discovery.
I
,
Dr.
Mason
said
death
probably
came
from
exposure
followed
'
-nrm!
time
Inter
bv
mutilation
by
ON
IKEAKFflSTS!
gffiSlii
the
wolf.
There
was
no
bltxjd
on
Canadian
Actors
Combine
Talents
Vith.
Too
UK
Actress
at
Festival
he
clothini.
Police
v.id
the
srea
w
here
the
body
was
found
was
covered
by
Eat
nourishing
NABISCO
SHREDDED
WHEAT
(100
Whole
Wheat
including
the
bran
and
wheat
gevm)
talents
Tuesday
nipht
for
th
Irene
Worth
and
the
Cana-iTe'f
(
ntaliin
of
"All's
Well
That
j
dians
shared
most
oi
the
sta
Ends
Well."
the
second
procluc-
i
time,
a
reverse
of
tne
openinr
Uv
CKWi
AltVSTUON'G
PTE
ATFORD,
Out.
(CP)
A
lPie-ning
actress
of
the
British
stRf.;e
nnd
a
fjror.n
of
youn
Canadian
.actors
combined
Uv.-ir
;
tion
at
the
Stratford
Shakespearean
Festival.
niirht
performance
of
"Richard
III"
in
which
the
play
was
carried
by
29-year-old
Alex
Gui-
Candidates
Asked
to
Back
Wharf
Project
t?5?
t:..
'
,.'
Print
e
Rupert
Doilv
Newi
Thursday,
July
16,
1953
cimEDDED
I
ness,
famed
British
stage
and
film
actor.
Guiness
appeared
io
Tuesday
night's
presentation.
!
which
will
alternate
with
"Rich-nrd
III"
throughout
the
ftve-iwcek
festival,
but
he
took
gather
a
back
seat.
All
Vancouver
and
district
candidates
in
the
August
10
federal
election
have
been
ask
iiurnT
ed
by
the
Fishing
Vessel
Own
hj,
BURNETT'S
WHITE
SATIN
GIN
t
SaS!
niinurTT'r
mKinnu
nov
nil
I
HOUSEWIVES
STORM
STORES
FOR
SIR
EDMUND'S
HONEY
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.
"f-Tln-rc
may
be
nothing
in
the
Idea
that
honey
from
Me.'
hives
of
beekeeper
Sir
Edmund
Hillary
pave
him
stamina
to
reach
the
top
of
Mount
Everest,
but
New
JSealand
housewives
think
it
i.s
worth
trying.
Shops
have
been
inundated
with
demands
for
Hillary's
product.
I
nus
eu,
ik,
la
uiihyuu,
una
ers
Association
oi
u.j.
to
ae-!
r.eVer
before
been
presented
on
care
their
positions
on
the
i
the
professional
stage
In
North
false
Creek
fishermen's
wharf
America.
It
was
in
modern
dress,
project.
I
Miss
Worth,
37-year-old
Ax-
j
-we
believe
that
breaking
the
;erican-born
veteran
of
both
ihe
;boUieneck
on
the
wharf
project
iPritish
and
American
stage
.
,.
,..,,
.,
!nnrtr.,vs
so
tnat
construction
can
be
Helena
the
heroine
!K
CMUMH
UKDHD
Wl
COMMIIf
LID
.
;
J
Thi
advertitement
it
not
oublishad
or
ditolaved
by
the
liquor
i
Control
Board
of
by
the
Government
of
Britiih
Columbia.
who
sets
out
to
get
her
man
j
started
this
year
should
be
of
and
does.
!
prime
concern
to
you."
says
a
The
hero.
Bertram,
is
played
lctter
to
candidates
from
FVOA
by
Donald
Harron,
versatile
j
secrelary
Haroid
christenson.
young
Toronto
actor,
well
known
"
,
.
lor
his
wofk
on
the
CBC
and
Mr-
nnsien.,on
saio.
nu(
Coldweil
Advocates
Public
Ownership
of
Steel
Industry
on
the
stage
in
Canada,
the
i
enpaiuaies
na"c
Deen
sskcq
iO
United
States
and
Britain.
Incorporate
into
their
platforms
The
kins
of
France
is
ulaved
'
a
oledce
that
they
will
do
every--
HALIFAX
(CPi-CCF
leader
M.
.1
Coldwetl
s
iid
Wednesday
"
'ni'jht
Canada's
sice!
companies
,
are
rlclibcrotely
h'ldin?
iio
;
by
Guiness
and
Diana,
by
Beat-j
thing
in
their
power
to
cut
Ot',
I
rice
Lennr.rd.
a
native
of
Tor
j
tawa
red
tape
on
the
wharf,
j
i
ronto
Eleanor
stuart,
a
native
project
if
they
are
elected.
i
of
Montreal,
plays
Bertram'
-j
"The
longer
Vancouver
is
j
'
mother.
j
without
proper
mooring
and
j
'.equipment
storage
facilities
for
spending
only
one
dollar
fur
helping
the
starving
nations
of
the
world
while
$100
was
being
spent
on
armament.
It
was
time
Canada
vsed
some
of
its
excess
land
to
help
needy
nations.
Canada,
he
said,
coul
l
if
she
w-antcd,
feed
half
the
starving
nations
of
the
norld.
The
honey
budcer,
a
carnivor-!
the
fishing
fleet,
the
worse
becomes
the
fire
hazard
which
Is
to
the
entire
water-
us
animai,
is
--immon
in
jnuiajg
threat
and
South
Africa.
J
front."
Special
Clearing
of
better
dresses
at
real
savings.
Many
styles
to
choose
from.
Be
early
for
best
selection.
Values
to
$24.95
$9.98
clearance
of
skirts,
reduced
from
Special
SKI
RTS
our
regular
stock.
Flare
and
tailored
styles
in
a
good
range
of
colors.
Volucs
to
$5.95
$4.98
propre'.s
of
the
s'cl
industry
;
in
this
cfMii'ry
bv
re'u-int;
to
expand,
hi-
was
in
favor
of
ttivinir
the
.te"l
companio-s
ptlhliely
ront
rolled.
Earlier
in
the
dav
Mr.
Cold-well
spoke
in
Truro
where
hr
said
his
partv
would
huve
noth-inR
to
do
with
a
roaiition
with
any
other
political
party
in
Canada.
Mr.
Coltiwcll
lsshert
out
at
Health
Minister
Martin
for
his
recent
statement
that
a
nn-
i
tional
health
insurance
plm
.
cou'dn't
be
set
un
overnight.
"It's
been
a
lon
niiht
...
33
years,"
said
Mr.
Coldweil.
He
pointed
to
the
health
pro-
,
frram
with
free
hospitalization
that
now
exists
in
Saskatchewan
under
a
CCF
government,
pnd
which
he
said
could
be
used
for
a
model
anywhere
in
the
world.
On
the
subject
of
the
steel
industry,
he
sairi
the
present
c-wners
of
the
steel
firms
in
Canada
bought
them
at
a
comparatively
low
price
and
that
Fevers
1
of
them
admitted
having
contributed
to
Liberal
and
Progressive
Conservative
cam-paien
funds.
Kteel
foundries
in
the
United
fitates
were
benefiting
from
thn
processing
of
raw
Canadian
ore
While
people
in
C.pe
Breton
were
forced
to
move
to
other
provinces
to
sei
k
jobs
that
wttuld
be
open
to
them
at
home
if
the
Sydney
steel
plant
had
received
these
raw
ore
shipments.
On
federal
aid
to
education
Mr.
Coldweil
criticized
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
for
wh
it
he
termed
lack
of
insight."
He
said
the
prime
minister
Iris
dealt
with
hi"?
business
all
hi?
life
and
as
a
result
dues
n
'
fully
understand
the
wislie:?
of
the
people.
Special
Clearance
of
better
blouses
in
plain
tailored
and
fussy
styles.
Choose
from
long
Blouses
in
white
and
colors.
and
short
sleeves.
Volucs
to
$5.95
..
$2.98
We
have
a
large
selection
of
good
ORESSIlS
in
quality
cotton
dresses
tor
girls
sizes
1
to
14
years.
All
shrunk
and
$1.98
to
$3.98
100
per
cent
washable
COATS
Ladies!
See
our
smart
range
of
pure
wool
shorties
in
new
styles
and
colors.
DroD
in
and
see
these
:4
real
values.
Budget
priced
from
$19.95
Mr.
Coldweil
said
Cinacia
i.
e
Imitalion
rawhide
Twin-sets.
Wardrobe
and
O'Nite
bag.
Natural
and
blue
shades
SSI-SETS
From,
set
$25.90
ct"
1
only
j)
USE
J
C
Men's
Nylon
and
Rayon
blend
slacks
LACKS
Smartly
tailored,
bleated
fronts,
self-belt
V
and
zipper
closing.
Special
Value,
Pair
$10.95
for
sure
resulfe
THE
UNIVERSAL
3rd
Ave.
at
6th
St.
2-c
s
'sr
1
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il