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Daily
N'cWJ
I
Wednesday,
January
28,
1953
Committed
For
Trial
nsies
now
Liverpool
Joe
Starts
Hunt
For
Fabled
Treasure
Trove
Construction
of
Fishermen's
Wharf
Has
Backing
of
Many
Organizations
cient
Rites
VANCOUVER
-Walter
Pav-
Prince
George
Taking
Over
Northern
Run
lukoff
Monday
was
committed;
LIVERPOOL
(API
Joe
Phalr.la
a
reward
for
saving
hU
life
Bury
Queen
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
murder-
123-year-t.ld
seaman,
has
set
out
two
years
ago.
Con.stru-tton
of
the
long-plan-
mand
mainly
on
the
threat
to
iii-d
f
l-sliertrim's
whaif
In
Vun-I
fuhino
m
j
.
.
CP
Tra-
Ing
bank
manager
Sydney
five
years
ago.
P?trie!a"'ne
on
10,000-mtle
quest
lor
According
to
joe,
k
lie
Dunea
Eldorado,
the
fabled
treasure
'in
a
epot
at
a
river
Junction
in
trove
of
the
Inc.
in
the
wilds
of
tfra
huge
uncharted
area
of
Acre
cciFulld
are
packed
In
that
the
fire
hazard
U
o
great
Insurance
companies
have
Imposed
the
highest
rate
In
the
province,
he
said.
The
htrbor
U
so
over
.
u
b
u
d
overcrowaing
,
at
eral
orgiMityallfilis
in
UM.
ritv
VANCOUVER
The
Canadian
At
the
preliminary
heating,1
tne
upper-Amazon,
iln
Brazil,
near
the
Peruvian
The
Wshlng
Vessel
Owners
'mowing
points
and
the
result-
Avsor
latl.111
of
HI'
ha
nenl
u
:
Inn
fire
hj7arH
Prince
the
39-vear-old
man-was
com-.
.
fronUer
and
liiOO
mileii
ud
the;National
Steamships
t!l"r,!Tkl
Into
Oxford
resolution
to
federal
public;
George
T.
Brajelch.
president
jtu
"""
works
minister
rourrmr
ut
Ot-i,
.
.,,
around
aroun"
lh
,.
.,
n111"
!j!
the
owners'
hum
,.
,
.....
association,
said:
George
will
take
over
the
Van-
prlng!ha
ou"h"the
ad
1U
tributaries.
milled
to
trial
at
the
s
taure
ald
to
'.LI
been
by
the
Inca,-
,H
Plans
to
pick
up
tropical
couver
j
Ketchikan
run
nexto,-
crowded
that
often
r.o
navigable
channel
Is
ten
and
fire
eoutd
sweep
throuKh
an
entire
fleet
.
u.MHr.
winm
mil
iiiiinr-iiiatfr
amii.
n.n
,
,
il"'"-
..n
in
......
'
,l""tr
of
;;V"n
through
centra,
America
to
her
annual
overhau,
her
'
sell
...m
to
The
Georee
will
remain
or
of
vessels
before
any
attempt
could
be
made
to
get
to
It.
Mr.
Brajclch
Indicated
another
problem
faced
by
boat
Pavlukoff
U
charged
with
kill-,
area
around
Cu;o.
Peru.
All
,"""",
plough
through
troplcaljungle
to
lngPetrie
In
the
KiUilano
branch'
came
back
empty-handsd.
imo
ear
ago
actual
Mans
of'
"
""T
T
J"m,J
e
JT"81
'
'
"
'
"'
'ust
have
the
wharf
were
drawn
up
and
,
yu
the
federal
mvrninent
votl
'
ndf
l,h
b'
"l
,P'ac
"ou
ca,v
lhe
mM
$100,000
into
supplement-
y
!
L
e
never
designed
to
..UmaK,
U
cover
first
con-
th?
lram
re
tak-
strur-Uon
cosU.
No
further
ac-!'!?
tinn
was
taken,
although
in
i
,
v.
,
.
June.
JSttO.
Mr
Fournier
Zi
1"??.
this
run,
calling
at
Westvicw.
Ocean
Falls,
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan,
until
the
summer
cruise
season
opens
in
June.
Try
Doily
News
Wont
Adi
.IT
rypi
wl"
"un,
puuuly
tside
in
jruups
.1..
Bowers
died,
her
owners.
With
little
space
ai
oi
tno
Canadian
name
or
uom-i
but,
uTerj
"e
"c
mooring
points
for
storing
gear,
merc
here
in
August.
1&47.
He
knows
for
a'
fact
exactly
where;
they
arc
often
forced
4
to
take
was
aptured
In
a
Toronto
sub-
the
vast
hoard
of
gold
and
pre-!
C.
H.
Orme
has
been
appointed
large
quantities
of
Bets
and
urb
earlier
this
month
after
a
clous
jewels
lie
says
an
elder-
new
president
of
the
Exhibition
other
equipment
to
their
homes.
I
five-year
search.
ly
Brazilian
told
him
the
secret
'Board.
piw"
v,
iiviii
isau
wrkiici
w
on
assurance
tliat
an
immedi
Coal
Harbor,
but
so
many
boat
Mate
111
..
ulared
I"
,nd
m..ny
mourners.
ncht
rriiiiucn
"
I
in
ate
start
would
be
made.
j
Instead,
says
an
a&torlation
statement,
"the
project
ha
been'
tltiietly
fori?ottfn
and
at
budt?t
lime
each
year
the
$100fi00
has'
been
revoled
into
esltiuutes."
Asvxlation
spokesmen
n-ixirt
riM
ki
ry
wa
nnd
trwn
li
the
fur-
..
L
.
A
iivcr
...
......
.nrf
.
dorklnii
and
sear
storuue
urob-i
H'UIS
imrr
'Miir
ni
t-.ji'iu.i
III,
.
,
;ti
-iclf
1
"e
'
i
,
,,
llanii-s
ai.d
the
nuin-0
Vancouver
that
many
boat
own-1
trs
have
hn
forced
U
find
new
headquarters
ut
other
ports
1
The
association
bases
tu
de-i
Missionary
j
Misses
Lonely
Island
Life
IXtNUOS
fRuiiit
.
a
mivj
'
"
f
sionary
Jint
returned
to
titxtoirsj
crowded
streets
af'er
thtve
yearr
on
the
world's
loueiiet
liih;itiitidi
inland,
is
i
Jnc.li
k
lor
the
I
l.n
l
:
"Tiie
not.e
of
the
tii.!f.e,
aitle
tO
(!
COUKtllllK,
lir.
!rlg
ulld
sneexi
g.
I
almukt
lei
rityifig."'
said
Hev.
Im
iii
K
Wilk.n
on
t
Amid
the
Joining
throng
of
ljundoners
rautfht
mi
in
the
ear-j
(rent
wave
of
tiead
c.l!s
and
1
1-;fhiena,
he
l
tMnrfit
wi'tluiiy
of
j
Tristan
de
C'unha.
wlir-re
i'!-
1,1,1.1
i
L
BIWITT.
CtV
.
of
-
;r.:.-.f
jrt
Lie
A.uratii
e
lif.KMMi.
.is
eUfti-d
is
almu,t
u'lknown
"It
im
even
trvjited
ai
some-;
ut
ul
llie
Ule
Umlri-
j
,
Av,utiuii
of
t'tiiiiirta
j
w.nual
mfUr.K
nl
tl-e
'
In
Turxito
Mr.
j
:
is
i
!iprf-i.tative
ol
.
,:
v
a'
Si
W-tminst-r
:
om
Operators
tiling
of
an
emerge
y
il
any
one
culcties
a
rold
on
Tri.ta."
he
;
satrt
"And
the
only
tun"
ai.yimel
does
h
when
a
ship
t'.i"'s
bs
Tie;
stilti
d(K's
not
even
hale
to
cull
";
Tristan
is
a
'
hland
in
I
tin.
South
Atlantir
hImmiI
milen
et
uf
the
lip
f
Noulh
Afrira,
It
has
about
3
in-
'
hakilanU.
n
slurry
aatama--j
hi
lev
railruaU,
telephones
or
;
me
vie
hou.
Wllkltiwin,
37-year-olil
Church
of
Kmilund
minister,
livitl
i,n
the
Hrilt'.h-ow
led
bland
Willi
l
is
h
Over
Lead
wmm
mmsmmi
.
r
'
r
;
'
-
'
'
I
-U
.w
'
-
V
,
-;f,
X
MI,
-i
sssssfes-
.vV.rfr'
a&siSf-X-'-
V-
',
fff
League
v.r
as
broken
in
the
Club
'JtADi
UMi
thlf
:.d
in.
Il(,m
Oyeutoi.'i
rr
;.i,it
Um,
le.ij!e
by
int
Thf
Spitui
follow
in
pia-e
while
the
Werdt
"t
Kiiitj
sie
In
a
tie
for
nut
,wife
and
two
dauehtrs
as
rhsp-jlaln.
mui'mtraie,
teacher
and
all-arnund
leader'
'
'
Tristan
geU
yu
af-r
a".
hl!e,
,Vfr.
Wlikmvin
said
'
We
shall
imiM
it
In
many
ways'
Tim
Iwl
iitfU.rt
m'.iriiv
rtenrfm
i
roln
the
iui-h
names
d.lU
n(
Bll!Uin
Unimi
R:irrlM1,..
-M
HU
lor
nle
trf
rtwril).rt
by
wilklps.
n
at
-
luh
binvile
m
roiled
nrAthy.
hard-woiking.
moral.
i
ui-uy
iieauene-
ujjn,,,
wr-m
a
n
n
e
t
e
d
and
'.o
Jtu.jnd
hish
thtee
by
lonif.iV(,d
1
.de
itll
.UD
;
.-i.y
,.m
MM,Ilk
EiiRlish
m"ls
,1V,S,"
h!"l
of
the
Duke
uf
Welttimtim's
sol-
roUd
hy
led
Parker
dlers."
the
nnssitnarv
said
"Their
S3
and
hl!;h
three
by
conversation
is
urarlically
limit-
:rn
"'th
6MI
,i
i,P
nrM.ii
irtise.
wfh
mitt-
aie
Boom
Olr--quatnl
i.hra.ies
such
as
how
yotl
;
Rfirks.
&
Weeds.
8,
;
U'A
1
Slowpokes.
7.
Tri-tan
geu
some
radio
recep-,h"s-
Mj"es,
T
uum
but
It
pemne
are
not
much
Whin-Its
Pm!i,...,.H
i
,u
......i.i.
n.M
,
w,
.
...
1
I
l'.l-4
II)
lt-
ll.H.nir
.,.t,.
lli
n..!lerj.
5,
llie
Thev
mnke
u
llvlr.-i
limn
a
small
Nomnii
4.
Retld-'ftMtlne
Inda-dry
and
grow
pota-
otor-ikes.
2.
HaiuIi-
t.vej
and
graze
a
few
utilmuls
on
line
40
sqmire
qiilas
at
Uc
t-lancl.
Om
OF
TRADE
TO
DISCUSS
PNESDAY
CLOSING
RULE
'ANcot'VER
-.-Campaign
for
a
govornmont-eiisured.
dy
'rk
wrk
an
thr
first
sirp
tn
WlminatinK
iUduy
IMinviri
d
by
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade.
lit,
trad
i
p!'k
of
retail
store
employees
must
be
protected
Mt
unioni
will
support
necessary
aniendments
-to
eivlc
Pfn-mcial
laws
I
;
j
x
-
u'is
Aluminum
is
"packaged
power".
The
electricity
needed
to
produce
one
ton
of
aluminum
would
fight
the
average
home
for
nearly
a
generation.
By
making
use
of
In
the
fifty-two
years
since
the
first
Canadian-aluminum
plant
opened
at
Shawinigan
Falls,
Canada's
aluminum
industry
has
grown
to
be
the
second
largest
in
the
world;
and
Canada
now
exports
more
aluminum
than
any
other
country.
Still
the
need
grows,
both
at
home
and
abroad,
for
this
light,
strong,
modern
metal
of
many
uses.
And
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
is
putting
man-power,
and
money,
and
engineering
brains,
and
imagination
into
the
job
of
keeping
up
with
the
demand.
Canada's
abundant,
low-cost
power,
this
Canadian
enterprise
has
created
employment
and
income
for
tens
of
thousands:
for
the
men
who
build
and
operate
the
dams
and
powerhouses,
the
docks
and
smelters
and
power
lines
it
needs;
and
for
the
more
than
one
thousand
independent
Canadian
companies
who
turn
ajuminum
into
countless
forms
important
to
industry
and
our
own
daily
living.
?
r
j
'
;
vW,
,
Producers
and
processors
of
aluminum
for
Conodion
industry
and
world
markets
Plant
at
Showinigan
Falls
Arvida
Isle
Malign.
Shipshow
Peribonkc
Port
Alfred
Beaohornois
Wakefield
Kingston
Dobicoke
,
NmKi
i
nr.
,.nn
i-
as
-i
I
rPai
knJ,A'!D'NAI'
f
r.ER,
Roman
Catholic
archbishop
of
,loryCfr
I"le
ie
Pope
to
receive
his
birelta
during
mi
.
niu'"s
'
Uie
Vatican.
At
right
Is
Msgr.
Giovanni
vp1
hii'ts
m"ihHry
f
sUt'
FiflL'11
oUier
ncw
fardlnnls
n
the
t
pontifical
gpartnwnt
of
the
Vatican
apastollo
tCP
from
APt