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No.
66
PRINCE
RUPERT,-
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
18,
1952
PRICE
JIVE
CENTS
i
We
Question
in
Even
Magna
Carta
Cited
in
i
,
1"
.,;
'
'i
1
SMi
v
a
r
r
Appeal
Over
Fishing
Vessel
!:
J
sr,s
r
"
nf
'
...
quor
Plebiscite
tj
liJ
1
1
.
'
I
.
Texas
Crash
Proves
Fatal
DALLAS,
Texas
r.
Twenty-one
serviceman
parachuted
out
ol
a
blazing
two-engined
transport
plane
on
the
outskirts
of
the
city
Monday.
Two
were
kil-icd
in
the
jumps
and
a
third,
who
had.
been
missing,
showed
up
In
a
Dallas
hospital
today
wi'.h
minor
injuries.
As
to
What
Wording
Will
He
Seine
lioat
Confiscation
Quashed
In
Supreme
Court
Hearing
-
Yesterday
Judge
W.
0.
Fulton,
sitting
as
local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
quashed
a
confiscation
order
made
at
Sandspit
last
October
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Eric
S.
Riehard-
TOIUA
(CI')
Some
indication
of
what
the!
of
the
proposed
liquor
plebiscite
may
be
was
j
the
Lf.ui-Mature
last
night.
j
subject
came
up
when
the
Attorney
Gen-j
f
jmates
reached
the
floor
of
the
House.
I
Don
Brown
(Progressive-
i-r
l,
'
i
;
The
body
of
oi.e
man
was
j
found
in
a
field
with
his
p&ra-j
chute
open.
Another
was
critically
injured
j
when
the
parachute
dragged
i
him
along
a
street.
He
died
in
j
hospital.
j
Witnesses
said
the
parachute
j
of
a
third
man
did
not
open
at
jail.
He
is
the
missing
man.
i
Fassengers
aboarc
the
plane
began
bailing
out
after
the
left
Two
Former
Ministers
Arrested
!
son.
J
The
caa
arose
out
of
a
Fish-
eries
prosecution
against
Lee
;
Edenshaw,
who
after
a
two
day
i
trial
at
Sandspit,
was
found
i
guilty
of
having
on
September
I
J3,
1951.
contravened
Fishery
Regulations
at
Copper
Bay.
j
Magistrate
Richardson
after
.
finding
Edenshaw
guilty,
fined
!
hlm$
$300.
-and
made
an
order
confiscating
the
boat
"Eiko."
CCF'ers
ditional"
dians
ft
Conservative)
asked
Attorney
General
Gordon
Wismer
If
the
House
could
be
told
what
wording
will
be
used
In
the
plebiscite
which
will
be
put
to
the
voters
at
the
coming
provincial
election.
Mr.
Wismer
said
the
exact
wording
would
be
decided
by
the
cabinet
but
this
question
was
favored
:
"Are
you
in
favor
of
sales
of
spiritous
liquors
and
wine
in
licensed
premises?"
CAIRO
tf
Arrest
of
two
key
engine
caught
fire.
The
pilot
w
as
the
purse
seine
net
used
in
fishing,
and
all
fish
aboard
to
the
He
left
after
'
members
of
the
ousted
Wafdist
r
the
last
to
jump.
I"
he
engine
fell
off
the
transport
'
Party
cabinet
the
party
strong
j
J?
ue
of
$850.95.
,i
saMcaicnrwun
wnen
11
was
oniy
aouui
ouu
man,
ruea
oeieg
e,i
um
rasna
.
After
lengthy
hearings
before
!
mil
thn
former
Social
Affairs
above
the
ground.
"
'it
'
rprd
Monday
that
the
is
composed
of
"con-iwi;"s."
commit
ted
,f
'.'
Di
Id
revolution.
ears
Dairy
.
The
Atrorney
General
said
one
question
Fulton
the
conviction
was
Jge
Minister
Abdel
Fattah
Has.san
'
sustained
but
all
the
conflsca-
Pasha-was
reported
today.
1
fA
tagate.
tcotHw
agefm
confiscating
acted
without
jur-
,v,or
i
isdiction.
In
the
voluminous
pro-
"eSpUo
cee-lnji
value
of
the
boat
was
cutor-genera.
re-
to
be
and
the
net
worn
$18,000
El
of
cently
accused
Serag
Din
;
inlo
lir
feud
in
the
that,
in
his
view,
CoMtnoits
o
veioping
was
fuiniii'iii.
..beral
and
CCF
mem-
"if
we
start
breaking
it
up
into
Price
Break
SjSiuiier
'Liberal.
Maple
a
lot
of
compartments,
we
won't
SURRENDER?
SMILING
Edwin
Alcno
Boyd,
38.
alleged
mastermind
of
a
gang
of
bank
robbers,
was
arrested
in
bed
in
Toronto
Saturday
after
an
.
all-night
vigil
by
police.
Boyd,-smiling
wryly
as
he
Is
escorted
by
wrgeant
of
detectives
Adolphus
Payne,
left,
and
detective
Jack
Kenneth,
right,
gave
up
without
a
struggle.
Two
others
believed
in
his
gang,
Steve
Suchan
and
Leonard
Jackson,
were
captured
by
Montreal
pjlicc.
Suchan
was
wounded
when
he
reached
lor
a
gun
and
Jackson
was
wounded
in
a
furious
gun
battle
with
police.
Jackson
and
Suchan
aie
alleged
to
have
Ehoi
sergeant
of
detectives
Edmund
Tong
and
detective
Roy
Perry
before
fleeing
to
Montreal.
'
;
iCP
PHOTO
t
"administrative
responsibility
i
.
t
.
.
.
Botn
seineboat
and
nerbe-
here
in
destructive
fire
riota
i
SEIGNIORY
CLUB,
Montebello,
,'jr
,-cded
that,
during
me
get
a
proper
expression
of
opln-
jpi-ech
debate,
he
could
0n."
f;b
the
Socialists
as
Sppculation
eanlpr
had
en
fi
.is.'
but
"I
would
say.
that
tne
votcrs
would
be
gWcn
longea
10
anaaian
risinu,?
timated
Monday
that
a
break
in
"
"
.
'
tarm
(V,
QP
.Company
Limited
mat
ii-
a.e
luu-
severa,
cnolces
for
broadening
of
dians
as
long
as
t.ina
the
province's
liquor
laws
and
'
Canadian
dairy
prices
may
de-
regU
the
Unt
majQr
blow
aim.
i
In
the
hearings
a
considerable
veiop
if
tne
Canadian
govern-
independent
govern-
amount
of
law.
both
ancient
and
ment
dec
lines
to
impose
controls
mentof
premier
Ahmed
Naguib
modern,
was
cited,
lnclu(Un3
on
dairy
imports.
uiki.
Pasha
airainst.
thp
Wafriist
Mao-na
Carta
as
to
the
rieht
of
the
Swiallst
party
the
questlon
mlght
be
put
do.
I'.
on
a
local
option
basis.
hot
be
.said,
he
sug-
'
.
'
4
.
'
j
!
'
President
of
the
Dairy
Farmers
party
of
Canada,
McMillan
told
the
'
Premier
Johnson
said
that
he,
British
West
Indies
as
Shift
Coming
in,
T:iCIOVPntrl
Eleventh
-
Province
KrOVinCe
-
Mooted
l-lOOTOn
,
Diplomatic
UminmTIC
Brass
ISmSS
!.at
a
Communist
lias
ft.
..ilist
but
you
do
rtavj
,'1'
u
a..
prcl"
w
annual
meeting
of
the
National
line
u
to
a
very
simple
question,
Dairy
Council
here
not
to
be
too
Kimberley
Man
a
free
man
not
to
be
penauzeu
disproportionately
for
a
fault.
T.
W.
Brown
QC
appeared
for
Lee
Edenshaw
and
Canadian
.Fishing
Company
Limited
and
1
Alistair
Fraser
for
the
Department
of
Fisheries.
re
enn
be
a
tow-u
have
been
a
Soclal-
)U
-u;
'
t
.,
Ar
v
1
j
sucn
as
me
Attorney
uenerai
.
,
......
.
.
.
...
surmiserl
if
manv
of
Canada's
had
ui7ifPKtefi
HALif
AA
Mope
ior
ieoeraiion
uaue
minniiiiuoa
uuw,
nc
amu.
ui
inwn-ouuuio
ui
mc
-
v
-
-
ti
II
naa
suggestea.
v
...
.,w
...
.
i.....
.
cheese
factories
remain
closed
in
w
all4
ku
-i
!
oi
ine
urinsn
wcm
inuies
wan
iney
nc
uuiy
iuu
niwus
it
Rdiar
diplomatic
.
service
.
at
a
th
in
,
ivtiiivU
ut
,orPOSES
PLEBISCITE
Canada
as
an
eleventh
province
develop
trade
with
this
country.
...
.
.
exDected
tn
view
of
sPrln8.
(
'
m
view
oi
gn
expeciea
!
unmindful
of
the
I
thlg
u
aUlwL(.
0
hlppen
RIMBERLEY
-
Everton
W?bb
Mrs
Tilly
Rolston
(Indenend-
'as
expressed
here
yesterday
by
and
were
not
,
.
r
A-;p.
Carlvle
Noel,
member
of
the
Important
Dart
which
the
Cana-
the
impending
appointment
of
and
a
break
in
prices
occurs,
it
was
killed
near
here
last
night
ghter
a
full-time
Canadian
represen-
mav
Eive
he
Dublic
some
tiem-
when
a
car
rolled
over.
His
Com
lauve
on
me
nonn
nuanuc
porary
benefit
but
It
will
be
fatal
panion,
A.
T.
Dietrich,
susjainea
a
Royal
Commission
should
legislative
council.
St.
ueorges,
man
wauonai
eieamompa
weie
probe
the
liquor
distribution
t
Grenada.
B.W.I.
He
arrived
tore
playing
in
the
Canada-West
In-ouestinii
nnri
that
a
niehisrite
',
recently
by
Canadian
National
dies
commerce.
Damp
Grain
Treaty
Organization.
for
the
dairy
farmers
and
even-
minor
bruises.
tually
for
our
whole
economy."
'
jer
Tow
:,.
:
t..
1'
It
I
i'
4
:
4'"
.
i
"
-;
i
k
-1
Is
Problem
should
not
be
put
at
the
elec-
,Sateamships
to
distUss
trade
be-
while
being
in
the
British
;
tion
'tween
Grenada
and
Canada.
sterlmflr
area
has
restricted
our
i
Todav's
Stocks
1
iE-Tho
driitiiiK
Brit-1
."votc-tiving
ana
jiquor
don't;
we
nav?.wra
cnarvwm
tor
purrtiasc
in
the
doDnr
markets,
Allied
Guns
Strike
Reds
isome
xime
u
rcaeraie
wun
me
airt
Mr
Nnp,
.
.
,h
rprPnt.
in-
'
'
.
-
.
j
7
,
,
OTTAWA
Tpugh
and
damp
s.
.
4..i..iumi
..
J
(founy
i
wneat
s
becoming
a
more
ser-
mlx-
sne
warn!
i
er
Darton
was
taken
i:.iy
by
a
United
Sta'esi
Film
Board
to
,
Receive
Airing
i
other
British
West
Indies."
said
crcases
m
dollars
permitted
by
!
Mr.
Noel,
"with
the
idea
of
even-
,h
Rritish
government
has
eas-
1
lous
problem
than
ever,
said
Rt.
!
.ijr!
cutter
whirl'.
Is
head
of
,
tuany
Decoming
a
province
ed
the
situation
considerably.
We,
KFnrrr.
Korea
ff-Allivri
truns
!
Canada.
Our
big
difficulty
has
are
anxious
to
buy
Canadian
fish.
1
rnfrtp"L
:
hnon
been
interesting
(ntprpst
no
thn
the
main
rnnn
.
.
.
1
luuxtu
mainland-VPP,ableS
and
manv
olher
food-
.
'
.f.
commiitce
;iher
twnrds
the
Colum-"I,
If
the
Canadian
salve
Vif&w
King
inteioepts,
she
t;uver
the
tow
p.i:u
head
'f
ia
or
Vancouver.
colonies.
A
Canada's
NATO
Sphere
Under
Discussion
conference
pi
once
will
will
be
be
,i
u',,
,f.ai.
onH
u
lea
10
10
Puncn
puucu
inrougn
wiuSI,
uuneu
uuh.
0I
of
.
paruament
Parliament,
will
will
.
be
be
set
set
up
up
to
to
ll,
summer
a,
S.c
on
e
stCTn
tudy
operation
of
the
National
,
manuiaciurca
fcowas
wiulii
wc
fmnt
front
Kpfnrp
before
riawn
dawn
India,
today.
v.
.wu
dh
t
tr
urintorc
I
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
(trade
and
commerce,
last
night
i
in
appealing
to
farmers
to
keep
itteir
wheat
in
the
field
this
fpting
until
it
has
become
weather
dried.
Drying
facilities
in
elevators
are
already
overtaxed,
It
Is
estimated
that
147,000.000
bushels
of
wheat
remain
held
In
London
thl
,
mil
ijvjeii
u,
jtun,
av.
-
"ii'iLiu,
:
'
j-U't
'I'
'
-''l
I
.
,
perhaps
we
may
be
able
to
iron
need
out
some
of
the
difficulties
then
"
A
United
States
Eighth
Army
minister
of
resources.and
devei-officcr
said
that
scattered
at-
opment,
announced
yesterday.
vnton
Wins
i
Smithers
tacks
along
four-mil?
sector
For
some
time
there
have
been
OTTAWA
For
two
days
of
There
was
no
reason
Insofar
as
George
Wall,
pioneer,
a
few
In
northwest
of
Korangpo
failed
to
opposition
demands
for
such
an
conference
here
with
Canadian
Grenada
was
concerned
why
has
been
spending
a
days
dent
the
Allied
line.
Inquiry.
shouldn't
be
Increased
the
city
on
business.
Mill
Cup
t
a
f
defence
officials
with
a
view
to
thei
settling
Canada's
operational
re-'
!
sponsibilities
in
northwest
Atlan-
tic
defence.
Admiral
Lynn
Mo:
Cormick,
USN,
supreme
com-'
t
mandcr
of
the
North
Atlantic.
1
b'
i-V-
..s
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
28
Bralornv;
6.10
B
R
X
-03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
Congress
.05
Cronin
Babine
44
Giant
Mascot
-94
Indian
Mines
20
Pioneer
2.10
Premier
Border
.30
Privateer
09"
Reno
04
Sheep
creek
162
Silbak
Premier
56
Taku
River
,
-07
Vananda
19
Spud
Valley
12
Silver
Standard
"2.30
Western
Uranium
3.9f)
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.10
A
P
Con
60
Calmont
2.00
Central
Leduc
3.55
Home
Oil
16
00
Mercury
.'.
,.
-35
wng
Match
Challengers
Down
Penticton
to
t
9
-Edmonton
Mer-
duada's
world
and
oivm.
I
Treaty
OrRnniaation.
arrived
in
j
Embargoes
of
Provinces
to
t
Come
Off
Soon
OTTAWA
Early
lifting
of
provincial
embargoes
against
importation
of
livestock
from
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
as
a
result
of
the
outbreak
of
foot
and
mouth
Tonight
Enter
B.C.
Hoop
Finals
I
,
...
-
t
t
v
champions.
Monday
I
Ottawa
today.
Sea
and
nir
do,
''Hipped
the
United
States
fences
particularly
will
be
dis-!
iHeam
8
to
1
in
a
ragged
fussed.
'.
I
I
Canada's
defence
sphere
may
j
trtuled
match
It
was
first
,
be
sct
to
exlcnd
irom
tlle
ea;il
.
e
club
series
for
the
coast
as
far
88
Iccland
wiln
i
I
Halifax
becoming
sub-hcadquar-1
Cup
which
was
won
I
f
by
the
Lethbrldge
i
ters
for
NATO.
1.
f
,
1
0'MH.',
Compiled
From
Dtsp
ixhes
to
Tlir
News
j
"or
the'
second
year
in
a
row
a
Prince
Rupert'
j
disease
was
forecast
last
nigh;
!
by
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture.
1
rl";)ics
were
3-1,
2-0.
1-0.
j
all-star
senior
basketball
teamhas
defeated
Tentic-1
ton
in
a
championship
meet
and
last
night
the
Co-op
Challengers
sank
the
Omegas
60-56
to
move
into
the
i
B.C.
Senior
"A"
finals
against
Vancouver
Eilers.
Hopeful
But
Cautious,
Too
t
t
na
"
.
...
i
a
scramble
for
the
ball.
Haas
j
i
sat
down
on
the
floor
with
a
j
pained
expression
when
Davis'
,
i
knee
came
up
to
hit
him
in
I
the
stomach.
He
recovered
i
promptly,
however,
,
but
was
fouled
out
in
the
last
few
sec-:
i
onds
of
the
game.
Meanwhile,
in
Prince
Rupert,
i
a
hundred
keen
sport
fans
ar-i
ranged
to
hear
the
last
half
of
I
the
ga,me
over
a
long-distance
i
telephone
play-by-play
broad-,
cast,
sponsored
by
Prince
Ru-:
!
pert
Elks.
-
!
Saddler
i
Thn
rhnllrnirrrs
who
took
the
"
"
'
i
i
by
TK0
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Secre-
k.t
...lhpM
Kpml-final
wltn
ih
h
om
irnk.H
;tary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
to-
twQ
gamcs
get
ilttle
rest
beforc
better
than
at
any
time
in
tne
day
expressed
hope
that
the
"9N
the
final
best-of-three
cham-
season.
0-Worid
Feather-
i
l
?
''
T
Okalta
3.85
Pacific
Pete
U
00
Royal
Canadian
26'2
Royalite
17.00
TORONTO
Athona
.09-4
Aumaque
-18
Beattie
DuQuesne
44
Bevcourt
100
.
Bufialo
Canadian
-22
Consol.
Smelters
36.00
Conwest
3.75
Donalda
.'.
40
Eldona
23
Vi
East
Sullivan
4.25
Giant
Yellowknife
1150
God's
Lake
37
Hardrock
.14
Harricana
.'
.12
amplon
Sandy
Saddler
i
?5rcan
truce
negotiations
would
,
plonsWp
xrea
opens
tonight
at,
out
of
bounds
plays
clicked
-WEATHER-
Synopsis
Cool
moist
Pacific
air
following
on
the
heels
of
yesterday's
storm
has
moved
Into
the
entire
province.
The
change
in
air
wan
evident
this
morning
by
the
frequent
occurrence
of
mixed
snow
and
rain
showers
all
along
the
western
coast
and
should
be
reflected
ln
the
overnight
mini-mums.
'
Some
moderation
is
expected
Wednesday
with
a
general
decrease
In
shower
activity
and
a
(iri
as
knocked
off
his
Vancouver.
Second
game
is
Wed-
perfectly
and
Davis'
sniping
of
f
the
first
time
in
142
1
a(ga!nst
undue
opUmlsm
0r
pCS
nesday
and
the
third,
if
neces
long
shots
was
sensational.
Ru-
OlllltOUl,
funday
nlcht
sary,
on
Thursday.
'
'
V
'.
I'
v
-
L
i
J'i
a
furious
attack
to
Tommy
Collins
of
Bos-!
limes
before
wjnning
a!
f
workout
verdict
in
the
:
"d
uf
a
ki
Po'rui,'.:
i
pert
was
unable
to
shake
the
!
stubborn
Penticton
five
completely
because
of
rebound
art-iists-
Bobby
Haas
and
his
team
1
generalship.
Omegas
drew
alongside
the
j
frontrunners
only
twice
ln
the
!
game
and
neither
time
could
The
fast-breaking
visitors
from
the
north
made
no
mistake
about
it
in
their
final
game
with
Omegas.
They
were
definitely
the
more
determined
team
and
opened
the
final
tussle
with
a
furious
Bookmaking
Case
Now
With
Jury
I'mybrook.
The
broadcast,
wired
into
loudspeakers
In
the
Elks
home,
thrilled
the
listeners
as
they
cheered
on
their
favorites
to
victory.
i
A
similar
broadcast
may
be
I
engineered
tonight
as
Challen-
;
gers
meet
Eilers
in
the
first
final
game.
Score
by
quarters:
Challengers,
16.
14,
17,
13;
Penticton,
14.
12,
10,
20.
Forty-two
fouls
were
called,
Rupert
making
12
of
23
free
throws,
Penticton
16
of
19.
1
"
'4
t,
fc
'
.
!
.-
.
V.
J
weighed
1303,
pounds.
of
a
pound
r
more
than
they
find
enough
drive
to
get
DON
SCHERK
.
.
.
Sharpshooter
at
Penticton
last
night
nace.
VANCOUVER
Mr.
Justice
N.
Displaying
superior
snooting
aneaa.
W.
Whittaker
this
afternoon
comDleted
a
two-dav
charge
to
and
an
airtight
defence,
Chal-1
A
fourth
quarter
rally
by
the
the
jury
in
the
bookmaking
con-
lengcrs
were
r.c-ver
headed
as
home
team,
sparked
by
Bill
Rap-
fc
h
e
enthuslasm
of
an
other-
:
j
.
F
Victoria
spiracy
trial
wnicn
tnen
wen
o
mey
iook
a
ot-to
rau
m
uic
UUb,
r"-"
wjse
nome
cr0wd.
huff
mnstlv
on
the
efforts
of.
between
them.
Raptis,
through-
the
Jury.
Verdict
could
be
reach
Don
Scherk
who
scored
11
points
out
the
series
top
scorer
'
for
INJURIES
.
Lr,IMw
'
certain
amount
of
sunshine.
j
j
Forecast
j
North
coast
region
Cloudy
!
today
with
showers
of
rain
occasionally
mixed
with
snow.
Cloudy
j
with
scattered
showers
Wednesday
but
with
a
few
sunny
per-I
iols
ln
the
afternoon.
Cool
to-I
night
and
a
little
milder
Wed-j
nesday.
Winds
southwesterly
I
(201
In
the
northern
section
today
and
westerly
(20
Wednes-I
day
but
remaining
light
In
south-;
errt
section.
.
Lows
tonight
and
I
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
j
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
33
I
and
45.
ed
by
tonight.
Heva
iu
Joliet
Quebec
43
Little
Long
Lac
.67
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.95
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
....
.
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.75
Moneta
..
34
Negus
60
Noranda
78.50
Louvicourt
26
Pickl'3
Crow
1.55
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
17
'
Sherrit
Gordon
4.30
Steep
Rock
7.05
Silver
Miller
1.58
Upper
Canada
1.70
ln
the
half
and
a
total
of
21
in
Omegas,
had
been
held
pre-.
A
rast
elrtow
inio
me
eye
..i
,..
i...
r.un
w1
c.h.,.1,
..f
r
ih.
fin.
f.r
a
Challengers
Olson
4
Carlson,
sman
Dies
4
the
game.
Webster
4,
T-lnolc
In
nrn
flolrf
nnok
i
IV
U
minnloc
l;llill
h
tOIlk
,
FUttCn
3,
DaViS
12
SCHERK
AND
DAVIS
TIDES-
The
final
drive
,
burned
the
three
stitches
to
close
the
cut.
j
Mathews.
Holkcstad
3,
Scherk
21,
Rav
SDrinii.
Jocond
Rupert
.
,
'
.
t
I
.:,u
..
.
.
ln
n
V.
f
tk.
,l,n
1
linn
nA..rl.1
txralll
I
f
the
Morgan,
spring
u.
iouu
ou.
-
-George
Yale
Simp-
Jia
manager
of
ban
s-Morse
Co.
and
Wcdnesduy
March
19.
1952
starring
iorwaru,
comuiueu
wini
kiuc
.u
uui
mre
iui
r,,
.
.
-
Omegas
Raptis
13,
Haas
11,
Estelman
5,
A.
Powell,
McGan-
Tj.
h
g.03
18
5
feet
Scherk
to
coniriouie
i
points
out
inspireu
naiienge
rs
i"
".".
b
i
tv,o
rirot
hnif
nnri.
when
in
front
with
nlentv
of
hustle
and
"
Other
Iniurv
was
suffered
by
t,v
T,
,
ln
sPrts
"ere.
tU.l
I3.U
iee.
.
"
,
,
....j
.
1.
.
.
1
r....:
.
nin..;
v.
oaclnin1
Xirlhall
fi
Douirlas
10.
Bur
at
'he
age
of
sixty-
Low
101
feet
the
tniro
period
nupert
puneu
suaip
stiuutiug.
uana
"..
viiirKtw
yiayniB
.ccu,
1
-
63
feet
away
with
as
much
as
an
11-
Scherk
appealed
tremendously
when
In
collision
with
Davis
ln
'
gart.
G.
Powell,
Total
56.
0:02
13:39
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iSGHT
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if
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PLEASE
KEEP
.
YOUR
PORCH
LIGHT
ON
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
CAMPAIGN
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