I
ORMES
LI-
DRUGS
C.
DAILY
DELIVERY
I
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
WLUMB1A
8
NEWor
APEit
Phone
81
y
CABS
Published
at
Conodo'i
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
-"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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VOL.
XLI,
No.
38
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
14,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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'-
General
.
l.lflflA
Allies
Regain
Lost
West
Front
Ground
No
Confirmation
of
Red
Claim
of
Sinking
Two
Warships
SEOUL
(Canadian
Press)
Communist
troo:s
e
June
Election
After
Short
Session
Seen
Action
on
Major
Issues
To
lie
Deferred,
Vancouver
Paper
Says
VANCOUVER
(Canadian
Press)
The
Sim
s;iiil
Wednesday
in
;i
front
naire
storv
thai
.1
S
inii
tl
Successor
Kiitfrrt
CP
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Prime
Minis-nt
Wednesday
ap
mmmmm
,
,
pw.
in.
ii.
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v.vtir
,-
General
General
O.
O.
jabbed
at
advanced
Allied
positions
all
across
Koiva
-
"
'
i
7-
:
.
,
.
t
lo
the
Quebec,
j-sriusn
v,oiuiiioia
win
nave
an
eiccuun
in
ouiik.
mc
ii
'ii
s
iK-m-n
u
-
storv
a
Ms:
today,
hitting
with
a
beefed-up
company
at
one
poniv,
on
the
western
front.
I
.
the
federal
cote.
48-year-old
T
,
-
.
....
A.irlnd
"ThlM
appeared
certain
from
I
eSCnCrS
MWdrUdU
auihoriialiM!
sources
In
the
-Jbaer
of
ponmiutrm
Stormy
skies
restricted
air
war
but
on
the
ground
pre-dawn
Red
attacks
knocked
Allied
Infantrymen
out
of
two
positions
northwest,
of
Yonchon
on
the
western
jrapltal
city
today
as
Premier
C
Pprrant
Rnntf
i
Johnson
scheduled
a
caucus
of
'
f
Ifclfl
"UWI
.Liberal
members
for
next
Mon-
..,
...
.
.
j
...
day
to
finalize
strategy.
ore
riding
ol
oc.
-Niipierville.
40-vear
old
Mon-
rirsL
entered
the
",M
V.
.
..
,ii'
"
V
i
'The
session
of
the
Leglsla-
front
and
one
near
Mundungj
Vallev
on
the
east.
The
Allies-
niii.
u.s
in
nnn
1
1
1
1.
v
Vancouver
inun
scnoui
.
....
i..
B.C.
Floats
Large
Loan
Premier
Johnson
Well
Pleased
With
Proceeds
.
J
VICTORIA
W
British
Columbia
has
negotiated
a
$30,000,000
loan
In
the
United
States
with
a
croup
of
underwriters
headed
.
,
lure
wn
cn
Dcgins
iuesuay
i
,i
Piij.
.
.
l,;,.s
.served
as
Post-
teachers
have
been
granted
a:
,
.
.
.,
,lh
,
,,
later
regained
the
lost
ground.
The
Communists
claimed
to
fifteen
per
cent
increase
to
sal-
jo
items-ratification
of
the
arles
by
the
majority
report
of
Dominlon.Drovinclai
tax
rental
i-iil
.since
August
Hie
.son
of
Chief
ili-au
Kinfret
of
the
rt
ol
Canada.
have
sunk
two
Allied
warships
on
the
east
coast
but
this
was
not
confirmed.
a
conciliation
boaru.
Mils
is
nai:
,
agrccment
and
tt
Bhort
suppiy
what
they
The
Incres
L
jeU.
to
enaWe
the
govern.
will
range
from
S3o0
to
$720.
normai
to
mcnt
carry
on
oper.
ntWms
Bustmaster
General
st.
John's.
Quebec.
AIRWOMEN
GO
NORTH
Oroup
Capt.
R.
J.
Gray,
left,
of
Amherst,
N.
S.,
commanding
officer
of
the
R.C.A.F.'s
most
northerly
air
station
at
Whlthoise,
Y
T.,
extends
a
welcome
to
FO.
I.
R.
S.
Hutchins
of
Vancouver,
officer
In
charge
of
the
first
party
of
airwomen
to
serve
in
the
north
since
the
Second
World
War.
Standing
oi)
the
ground,
left
to
right,
are:
Airwoman
S.
I.
Cockle,
New
Westminster,
B.
C;
M.
M.
Parsons,
Port-au-Port,
Nfld.;
F.
E.
McCIanahan.
Kirkland
Lake,
Ont.
Standing
on'
steps,
front
ro,
are:
C.
E.
Dunning.
Cornwall,
Ont.;
I.
D.
F.
Ward,
Ottawa;
M.
G
Hamilton,
New
Westminster,
B.
C;
bac
t
rowi
Leading
Airwomen
E.
L.
Cleveland,
Cam-losc,
Alta.;
V.
I.
Wilson,
Vancoilver;
G.
Evoy,
Harricut,
Nfld.;
M.
A.
Boothmax,
Vancouver.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
reel
descendant
oi
:ie
of
the
first
se'-
Heading
for
il;i
'
"The
Act.
enabling
the
single
j
transferable
vote
to
be
used
In
;
the
polling,
will
be
proclaimed
"at
the
coming
session,
it
Is
un-!
dcrstood.
I
by
the
First
Boston
Corporation
ol
New
York,
Premier
Byron
Johnson
announced
Wednesday.
I
"A
most
satisfactory
price
was
obtained
which,
in
view
of
pres
Olympics
Commence
M.nisti
r
also
an-
i
"
I
i
,
appointment
oi
Legislature
:i-v,
M
M
P.
P.
of
of
Halifax
Halllax
-
i-
!
,.
t
wuintinn
will
be
ent
market
conditions,
apuy
in
ary
undersecretary
Jack
McKae
MLA
lor
ronre
,
-WEATHER-
Five
Hundred
Volunteers
dicates
the
strong
commence
m
British
Columbia
held
by
investors
in
the
United
States,"
the
Premier
said.
-r
or
Defence
Pro-
Kupcri,
is
sawing
m...Ki.v
o..
j
-
from
OeorSc
Prince
George
to-attend
the
es-
j"
mover
alt
wHhbv
the
full
walUton
Ottawa
who
now
sion
of
the
Legislature
opening
,
ll.by
''X
me
re
-
mesc
are
government,
.
art
nnt.
Tuesday
He
is
beine
ac-
American
Girl
Winner
of
Giant
Slalom,
First
Erent
.tsnrri
TOT
T
VUhiia.i
irt,
Sought
for
Civil
Defence
riorts
of
the
Legislature
com-
The
loan
consists
of
$7,500,000
Synopsis
A
Par.ilic
storm
crossed
the
British
Columbia
coast
this
companled
by
Mrs.
McRae.
.
;
.
...
,
i.
4u.
t
thrr-
nprrpnt
serlai
debentures
i
i
an
i
are
ui
uugics
l
wic
iwv
s
The
ine
call
Call
IS
IS
OUt
out
for
lur
500
oou
volunteers
vuiuiuwio
as
as
preliminary
icuuiuij
,a
,a
snuw-iu.c.cu
snow-covered
mountain
U.UU..M....
today
i
payable
"
.
equally
.,nn00n
in
five
three
:
years
and
i
to
morning.
It
caused
d
gale
gale
force
force,
j
mittees
which
inquired
into
i
British
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance,
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
and
the
Industrial
1
1
'.rini
iliiiUnn
and
Arbitration
Act.
c
Rupert
to
Mourn
winds
in
exposed
northern
orthern
wat
i
of
the
1952
19o
and
szz.ouu.uuu
uiien
ami
..-Mii.
i.
ianatlfH
thp
qtart
wat-:
work
jn
organizing
Prince
Rupert's
Civil
defence
gets
iter
OiynlcT
inve-eighth
percent
sinking
fund
nditions
wiii
w
ll
d
The
most
important
need
now
is
Nearly
300
siciiem
from
nX?
cost
to
the
01
,ast
today
m,
ri,r51
TVfpneP
fn.
countries
stood
at
-
attention
un-!
Jhe
irpnpmnrps
-Pf'nce
avpraiita
v.
lnn
ii"
ers.
UiMCtUCd
coi
King
on
Funeral
Day
"These
reports
win
d
tawea,
Lst
aIong
the
.or
a
vile
nuusi-
uub
autiuit
v
w
..
.
K...rm
Volunteers
to
uegi.i
uu'"6,
..
v..
,
der
flags
flags
of
of
their
their
countries
countries
a
as
cent
,n
"
the
OlvniDie
flaa
was
hoisted
to
.
.
.
....
delayed
until
a
new
government
;
w"-
liractically
all
places
qf
...
business
closing
,
takes
office
after
the
June
yot-i
cloudy
ikies
and
scattered
ordmator
,.
W.
H.
(
bustei
)
tj;n
tlill
mark
the
official
opening.
!
oercent
for
a
sim-
4rnn
AO
j4
T
Ft
UirorlM
II
.
....
.1
av-ltntl
various
oraniza
.CHS
planning
W
;
"ZurLZl
l'tobe
S-'
and
that
-ta
something
everyone
i
liar
short
term
security
floated
Un...
Vnrl,
Iraiit
Aliaiiql.
den
o
hsciiuies.
-
1'nnce
UUPert
tomorrow
.
.
nA
,
hl
;
.
.
instructors,
auxiliary
fire
should
Know.
i
j
i
nas
noi
ocen
s'll
11
,
m.,
nnliA
itnmlp
hinlnffiral
and
Cheml-
a-nmpn's
fflAnt
RlalOm.
the
race
.
rt
th.
r,r,w
i
for
thfi
Utfi
Killff
Georire
IV
on
his
funoril;is
exacted
to
be
eaily
in
the
crews,
warueus,
buahwij
,
..w.,...,
D
-
-
o
----
ine
cnci;vic
iaic
wj
Cariboo
and
w
ill
spread
to
the
amDulance
drivers
are
first
cal
warfare
defence
also
is
In-
that
opened
the
games.
She
was
u
of
the
long
term
securities
:
Rockies
by
this
afternoon.
!dav.
on
the
list
of
wanted
volunteers.
'
eluded
in
basic
training,
as
wen
i
timed
in
2:06.8
In
her
streak
was
3
73
percCnt
in
the
United
i
as
methods
to
combat
high
ex-
j
down
the
snow-packed
course.
',
Rtati
a
pomDared
with
315
per-
1
A
ridge
of
high
pressure
torm-
j
The
city's
public
memorial
wrvirr
will
take
olaCC
at
the
,
Did
ever
want
to
a
lire-
.
,
.
.
.
.
you
w,,rt.u.,unnt.i
.i,n
.,.riti.
Um.wl
3
to
Cost
'
in8
just
off
the
coast
tsexpecvea
man.
or
know
how
to
help
in
an
-
.
,,.,d
with!
,
,
,!h
intH
11".
'VZ
1"
:
-
....
...
fivir
f:intre
at
11
a.m.
It
will
ito
hold
further
diUuroaics
Wlr.,.,r..v,
Now
U
the
-clianc
"
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.
r
,-rr
nf
itnrt
"77.:
f
io
1
faeilltfi
,r.
"""l
(tin
,
Wismer
Starts
Libel
"Action
U
knKis
T..nAn
r
l.mri
tn
tho
O
V
r
..
.be
an
4ntM-d-notnlr)al
tonal
rlcm-t
jonstratlon
of
mourning.
awav
for
at
least
36
hours,
ai-
,ern
'
,
Mr.
Hill,
who
in-
s
divided
J
Into
.
,
sections
,?,,
whre
where
'lowing
sunny
periods
in
1
wtes
anyone
lnterestod
to
con-"e
!
f.
V!J
t-t
theire
hall.
-
,
'"andfher
ioyers
Official
results
will
likely
placement
of
$20,000,000
will
be
used
her
anywhere
from
fifth
to:
to
pay
off
treasury
bills
out-tenth.
.standing
at
the
bank
while
the
Dagmar
Rom,
blonde
Austrian
remaining
$10,000,000
will
be
ad-movie
actress
was
second.
She
vanced
to
the
British
Columbia
was
clocked
In
2:09
with
Mrs.
'
Power
Commission
to
pay
olf
Annie
Marie
Buckner-Fisher
of
temporary
loans
outstanding
at
Germany
third
in
2:10.
the
bank
on
its
account.
I
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
presl-
i
dent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Minis-!
VICTORIA
(CP)Attorney
Gen-iterlal
Association,
will
occupy
icral
Gordon
Wismer
said
Wed-
the
chair
and
the
memorial
'
nesday
he
has
instructed
his
ladd-ess
will
be
delivered
by
the
solicitor
to
issue
a
writ
charging
ri..i,,
r.wimi,,
Rt
Rev
-
Macleans
Mauazine
and
Blair
j
mam
hu;:"
rewllel
Urk-
wQrk
an
nUM,
I
Forecast
;
frem
a
single
district
In
the
city.
!
.At
li
More
ments
to
co-lrdinate
their
serv
North
Coast
Kegion
(Jiouny
uiy
w
i
ices.
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.
Tile
News
Fraser.
columnist,
with
libel.
j
with
showers
today
ana
rnuay.
jonowing
uii,i.i.
"
The
Attorney
General's
action
!
Little
change
in
temperatuie.
ies
subject
to
slight
revisions,
is
the
result
of
an
article
writ-j
Winds
west
1
25)
today,
south-!
District
A,
Section
Two;
Dis
James
B.
Gibson,
D.D.
An
epistle
will
be
read
by
Rev.
F.
J.
Rayner,
O.M.I.
.ii
;i
despatch
today
.
n
i
.1
t..u...,
l..
ilni
Inmiirrnu?
I.owx
to
1
1
mat,
n
me
pro-
trict
B.
downtown
area;
v.
Today's
Stocks
il.
11
U
1
..v....w
..
j
.
.
...
.
:
i
.
'.t..i.t.
..rl
ViUlic
Inmnrrnui
at.
t
.
T-
pAciHntial
area
nni'iit,
aecepts
,
the
Auslut.lnir
clprevmen
will
b
,
rt.SSlSWim
Ill-IKJMH
ll
wi"
recommendations
n
r.
n
Kii.hcr
Rev.
H.
O.
Ol-
15
issue
or
tne
magazine
auuui
ihkiu
hu
hiio
Day
uica,
i,
it...v.v..v..
the
break-up
of
the
British
Co-
j
Port
Hardy,
Sand.splt
and
Prince
wcst
0f
McBrkle
Street
to
Sum-
Jii
iuiTi
v.uuioi'iinuiiua
sen
and
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus
luiubia
Coalition
government,.
imijjuii',
-
v
nm.
nvt-uuc,
c.
ii-....
:ilyi-rs
will
have
to
j
"Mirr
$3,000,000
a
Canada,
Britain
and
U.S.
Form
NATO
Squadron
OTTAWA
(Canadian
Press)
Canada
is
joining
in
a
three-way
arrangement
with
the
United
States
and
Britain
to
build,
equip
and
man
a
squadron
of
F-86
Sabre
jet
fighters
for
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Combined
choirs
of
city,
churchi's
will
lead
in
the
musical
'-.ml
thry
pay
out
io.doo
yearly
in
program
with
the
Prince
Rupert
'
Shrine
Band
and
the
Prince
Ru-
i
f
Archbishop
and
Former
VAXCOl'VER
American
Standard
26
Bralorne
6.00
B
R
X
05
Caribou
Quartz
120
Congiess
-08-
Cronin
Babine
50
:
perj
Symphony
Orchestra
also
Chief
Justice
Darticiuatint.
Sinn
has.
apparently,!
Navv
and
Army
reserve
units
to
Hay
s
L-ove
Dnugc.
r.
I
Hay's
Cove
to
Conrad
Street
and
I
Seventh
Avenue,
then
east
to
I
-.he
city
limits;
G.
from
Conrad
ast
to
Seal
Cove,
including
the
1
Overlook
area.
j
From
each
district"
Mr.
Hill
I
says
he
requires
a
minimum
of
!
seven
men
for
auxiliary
fire
;
crews;
from
three
to
seven
war-Idens
and
auxiliary
police.
I
Training
will
be
supervised
by
itH
mil
fi,.,
rlnnrtmnnt.
And
defence
force.
Giant
Mascot
1
00
.22!,2
:
TU
.nnnnncpmprit
made
Sl-
King
Pay
Last
Tribute
Solemn
Scenes
at
Lying-in-State
as
Funeral
Time
for
George
VI
Ncars
'1
agricultural
work-i
will
parade
to
the
service,
as
;lu
under
the
act"
well
as
Sea
Cadets,
Boy
Scouts
(
and
such
organizations
as
Can-rccommendaUon
Is
adian
Legion
and
Imperial
Or-ini
this
farmers
cm-jder
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
I
hands
will
have
to
!
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
and
nation
for
them.
other
officials
will
attend.
i!ch
sav
main
In.
1
8
SO
'
215
i
multaneously
here
and
at
Wash-.37
!
ington
and
London
Wednesday
.09"2nlght.
said
Canada
will
build
5.70
;
planes
at
the
big
Canadair
plant
Indian
Mines
Pend
Orielle
Pioneer
Premier
Border
....
Privateer
Reeves
Macdonald
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
......
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Rnnrt
Vallev
ivii.
rim.
mi-
u1-!
1
1
LONDON
(Canadian
Press)
The
Archbishop
.
j
the
rcmp.
-of
Canterbury,
Britain's
foremost
Anglican
church-0nly
beginning
.
1
1
1
9
il
.
1
ii,;..
i
1
Kirriririino
in
benefits
recom-
i-li
arc:
1
i
......
.F
t
ho
iincoii
phtt
n
fT
Ana
iiua
ia
uiuv
uthm",,!
mail,
OOWWl
m
F
IT."
"
,",
the
ro-o.dinator.
By
the
!
in
Montreal,
the
United
States
i
will
supply
the
engines
and
I
other
equipment
and
fighters
1
will
be
manned
by
British
filers.
I
The
announcement,
made
!
jointly
by
Defence
Production
i
Minuter
Howe
and
Defence
Min
.04
1.67
.62
.06
.23
.04
.14
people
by
the
thousands
tiled
silently
nd
of
tnis
vear
an
objective
of
King
today
as
if
i-neral
compcn.sat.ion
about
four
per
cent.
fNimum
earnings
on
S'tils
are
baser!
be
Postmaster
Here
Named
1
rnn
.
..
.,,.11
rfnFonpp
nurcnTS-
jnj
traiiic-u
iin
ui-.v
H
.
ister
Claxton,
did
not
disclose
bowed
for
a
few
minutes
In
ncl
is
to
be
reached,
front
of
the
purple
draped
cata-
"Some
people
may
think
this
.
.
j
.1.
w
elvll
defence
Is
a
little
foolish.
past.
This
was
the
third
day
of
the
King's
lying
In
state
in
Westminster
Hall.
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
3.25
1
the
number
or
production
sched
I'W'i
$2..ri00
to
$3,500.
11
'
J'
as
of
men
killed
In
'Ms
.
l
ive
$75
a
month
ol
fll).-
W
II
llnrnrss
foiriinc
from
,aique
ana
V
.en
vu...Cu
-
"
ij
d"
Mr.
Hill,
following
return
I
iuwv...
i
.
'
f
lules
of
the
planes
but
it
is
'
understood
arrangements
will
vu..n
i..
Kiif
poi-ti
I
R.
Morison
Tomorrow
the
body
will
be
tnc
ramca
star
eiminuri
uwi.
Meanwhile,
the
world's
re
from
a
provincial
co-ordlnators
conference
in
Vancouver.
enimren
upped
invnlvp
"some
hundreds"
of
lifted
on
a
gun
carriage
and
tak
a
monlh
to
$20.
W.
H.
Burgess
of
Nelson,
according
to
word
received
locally,
en
bv
train
to
Windsor,
the
burial
I
planes.
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9
00
A
P
Con
53
Calmont
2
00
Central
Leduc
2.85
Mercury
25
mainlng
,......(,
monarchs.
...
.
heads
of
state
-
"Co-ordinators
lU-UIUllirtiWiii
have
iit-
much
.......
the
'ipnancd
by
work-a-
S
S-'ft
tn
tin
n
mnll.
,
place
of
kings.
.
Iirist.rrarv
nriived
at
Lon-
umr
riiffienltv
throuchout
Can-
The
announcement
was
seen
i
tr
lw
Prince
RuDCU
s
new
i
here
as
the
first
development
a
statement
earlier
Okalta
o.ov
Sorrowing
Britons
continued
t.don.
international
airport
andlada.
But
what
we
may
forget
is.
,av
their
respects
in
such
num-
,
,.
.
,
u
u
a
dcfence
organization
th.t
Palace
officials
decided
:
coastal
seaports.
pbcace.tlmc
not
to
shut
the
great
iron-strap-
By
tonight
London
will
house
"r
9ii
this
month
bv
External
Affairs
T
"uwani;c
.nose
uu.siiiiurtii.-i.
'
niu,vkive
away
from
home
I
He
will
succeed
J.
R-
Morison
'
'fa-al
treatment
from
'who
is
now
on
retirement
leave.
1
11
t
o
a
dav
!
Mr
rih-dpss
will
take
over
here
Royal
Canadian
,
Minister
L.
B.
Pearson
that
Can
W'i.illowance
for
those
on
Mr.
Morison's
retirement
be-
ped
doors
oi
me
tne
biggest
assemoiy
oi
iuieiBi.-
,
ada
planned
to
enlarge
her
ata
to
European
defence.
.Id
hall
until
6
a.m.
tomorrow.
,
,
,
,
-lty,
"V
.,
,
This
Is
only
three-and-a-half
s,n
bcfore
lhe
Sccond
World
could
have
a
flre
which
could
horns
before
the
ceremonial
cor-
.l
.
half
the
e.ltv.
111
I'
'-idents
upped
from!
coming
effective
which
will
be
(
';"
!"-
!
laW
this
year.
Ik
Crashes
Into
Bank,
SCIENTIFIC
ADVISER
Dr.
Otto
Maass.
chairman
of
Mc-Gill
University's
chemistry
department,
has
been
appointed
as
scientific
adviser
rspecial
weapons,
to
the
military
Chiefs
of
Staff.
His
fields
include
biological
and
chemical
warfare.
One
of
Canada's
outstanding
chemists.
Dr.
Maass
is
a
director
of
the
Canadian
pulp
and
paper
research
institute
an
da
member
of
the
National
Research
Council.
(CP
from
National
Defence.
tree
starts
for
Paddington
sta-
v
!"'"-
-'
,
lion
amid
the
dirges
of
massed
archs
with
tjieir
queens
and
con-
j
"Look
at
Rimouskl!
A
whole
bands
and
"
artillery
salutes
of
j
sorts
and
seventeen
princes
and
;
town
wiped
clean
by
a
fire.
What
.
lmnru-neri
happened
there
there
could
could
have
have
been
been
Post
Office
Hours
Friday
siaie
iunerai.
princesses
Originally
it
naci
necn
pmnn
prevented
if
the
people
tncre
had
been
organized
for
emerg
Jager
Fatally
Injured
TORONTO
Alhona
08
V2
Aumaque
20',-i
Bevcourt
80
Buffalo
Canadian
27's
Consol.
Smelters
40.25
Conwest
3.75
Donalda
4fi
Elsona
.'
--
-20
East
Sullivan
86
Giant
Yellowknife
1034
Hardrock
10
Joliet
Quebec
46"2
Little
Long
Lac
R6
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
1
90
McLeod
Cockshutt
2
67
Moncta
38
Negus
-62
I.o
close
the
doors
at
10
o
ciock
AWA
(Canadian
Press)
A
heavy
oil
truck
tonight.
Before
that
hour,
it
was
re-,
ported
without
confirmation,
the
Duke
of
Windsor
asked
tp
be
al
iy
crashed
throuoh
the
entrance
of
an
01-
Supervised
Strike
Vote
To
Be
Ended
encies.
"People
always
want
to
'got
prepared
after
the
emergency
.strikes.
We
should
be
ready
before
anything
happens,
whether
as
a
result
of
natural
or
wartime
hazards."
V.
f
n
H
a
ni
C
n
t.
A
1
'
I'Ui
bank,
fatally
injuring
its
manager,
E.
J-'
Post
Office
wickets
will
be
closed
all
day
tomorrow
on
the
King's
funeral
day,
Acting
Post-
I
master
R.
S.
Scherk
announces.
The
box
lobby
will
be
open
from
noon
to
9:30
p.m.
I
No
mail
will
be
worked
from
'midnight
tonight
until
Friday
at
Grade
Fields
Calls
It
OK
lowed
to
stand
watch
at
tne
candle-lighted
bier
as
he
and
his
three
brothers
did
sixteen
years
auo
.for
their
father,
King
George
"
r
ltzgeraJd.
i
(
S
Delay
The
47-year
old
bank
man-
VllC
Ol
VlIC
U
"
v
v
..
-
-
V.
VICTUKiA.-ina
oi
ine
gov-1
courses
an
Cjvn
defence
volun
Y
I
Jager
or
the
BanK
oi
luiumu
C55ei
!
-as
sitting
at
his
office
desk
noon
Thp
nuko.
who
arrived
from
,,.itl.rtj
u-D
vntn;nn
,m
fB
haic
first,
niri
t-Artu
CAPRI
v-r
(CP)
wiai,ii--
Grade
Fields
iiv.
Noranda
noranoa
80.50
T.nuviennrt
Louvicourt
31
31
vow
York
yesterday,
was
said
to
,
K
.
-
-
"yfi-athor
is
rieinvi,-,,,
ii,
talking-
to
a
customer
when
the
i
Mall
posted
before
midnight
Britlsn
film
and
stage
star,
left,
Pickle
Crow
1.55
(Thursday
will
be
dispatched
as
guddenly
today
and
a
friend
said
San
Antonio
.,
2.45
:
usual
at
9:25
a.m.
by
air.
iher
plans
tor
a
marriage
with
.
H,C
o
,lii
ink,
,yM
..t
I,.,..
.
,.
i.-J
I.
nln.
,
.
,
,
,
ia
cxueutiru
w
uc
i
rt,uiiuiiLiiuvs.
have
besought
Queen
Elizabeth
b
the
legislature
lnquiry
board
II
for
royal
permission
to
stand
jnto
the
Industrlal
Conciiiatlon
!
hiH.
the
hodv
of
the
brother
.
.
.
.
.
..,
.....
.
i
TIDES
uic
uig
nii
old
U1B
oil
vi
uiis
uiwiiLu
t
:i'eithter
Atn
..
ntno-
him
to
the
wall
and
re-
Renatnr
RoUVn
18
wt,...v.
rf
-
-
Act
WIUCIl
will
liUU.C
II.S
irpini,
,
,
.
r
tn
whom
he
relinquished
the
.,,.,.,,
,,mV
Thoi-e;
Friday,
.
February
15.
1952
fonilng
here
for
grain
ducing
the
entrance
of
the
20
2
feet
r.nrinrc.
i
will
be
a
majority
report
and
High
3:46
velei
will
not
be
ar-
building
to
a
mass
of
rubble.
j
Capris
Romanian
oorn
raurj
!
Mrs
George
Frizzell
is
sailing
repairman
are
off.
Friends
said
'
tonl-ht
on
the
Prince
George
for
she
had
a
sharp
disagreement
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
her
with
her
fiancee,
Boris
AUx
ro-i
daughter,
Mrs.
B.
Long.
vlch.
Sherrit
Gordon
4.30
Steep
Rock
7-55
Silver
Miller
-
160
Upper
Canada
1.67
Golden
Manitou
6.65
18.6
feet
i
BISHOP
BOWS
minority
reports
by
A.
K.
mc-
io.oi
The
customer,
Charles
S.
Ben-
5.6
feet
5.5
feet
was
seriously'
The
greying
Dr,
Oeoffrey
Fish-
Uoneii,
trogresse
ier,
Archbishop
uf
Canterbury,
tive,
and
Arthur
Turner,
CCF.
.
22.03
i'
Pick
up
her
nett-
82'
Ottawa,
w
w.
i
W.
Mounce.
injured.
ir
?
t
!
1
I
v
,.1
I
'r