Fairbanks
Using
Glacier
for
Ice
Cubes
Prince
Monaaj,
Rupert
AugUi.1
Doilv
IV.
1S53
News
French
Without
Papers
as
Strike
Conti
inues
PARIS
IAP
The
French
had
ment
workers.
Railroads
were
24
huuis.
Army
t,u:k,
FAIRBANKS.
Alaska
(AP)
;
pounds
each
for
trucking.
were
salvaged
by
summer
time,
i
GIRL
NOW
PARACHUTIST
only
a
few
provincial
news-
j
still
practically
paralyzed.
The
uc"
WJ""S
10
replwe
the,
'-"his
northernmost
U.S.
city,
only
The
sub-arctic
ice
problem
bi-gan
The
short
supply
combined
with
i
papers
and
the
tngllsh-ian-
j
postal,
telegraph
and
telephone
u"l
tian:;p(
bark
in
April.
an
exceptionally
warm
summer
,
edition
of
the
:
closure
went
into
its
12th
day.
rtntlcr,.
33
miles
from
the
Arctic
Circle,
developing
yAFTER
guage
European
Some
Ind.
-pendent
3
suffering
from
an
ice
short-
Spring
came
early.
The
usual
ice
to
empty
the
ice
house.
;
HELPING
BOY
FRIEND
New
York
Herald
Tribune
m
Coal
mines
remained
shut.
union,
r'Re.
supply
is
cut
from
fozen
ponds
There's
a
premium
on
the
which
to
read
today
about
the
Premier
Joseph
Lanlel
end
ers
ana
EUrvhors
ran
.,
To
fill
Sap
ana
tne
city's
outside
the
city.
But
of
the
1.000
long-haul,
old-age
ice.
The
price
MONTREAL
OMonioue
Lapierre
operates
a
beauty
parlor
country's
continuing
crippling
his
top
ministers
met
Sunday
to
1
inkling
highball
glasses
ice
is
tons
of
ice
cut
ir..-i
the
ponds
has
jumped
from
the
usual
$2.30
!
for
a
living
and
jumps
out
of
airplanes
in
her
spara
time.
strikes.
I
discuss
suggestions
by
Leon
the
two
fcj"ntt
ur,.
being
dynamited
by
the
ton
from
this
year,
only
about
803
tons
i
to
S3
per
100
pounds.
t
Monioue
admits
that
jumping
scares
her.
To
make
certain
Most
newspaper
workers
join
Jouhaux,
head
of
the
Socialist
hiving
no
pari
0f
It.
ia,
un
interior
Alaska
glacier
and
that
the
parachute
does
open.
Monique
packs
it
herself.
ed
for
one
day
in
the
walkout
trade
unions,
for
breaking
the
uvci-ruwuea
trains
n
.
trucked
300
miles
to
the
city.
She
picked
up
her
strange
hobby
two
yoars
ago
to
impress
in
state-run
communications
impasse.
Later
they
handed
the
hind
schedule.
Home
Harvesting
the
ancient
ice
is
More
POW's
on
Way
a
boy
friend.
and
transport
fields.
Some
under
out-of-town
labor
was
leader
not
a
disclosed.
reply,
but
its
nature
The
British
...
liner
QUf(.t
,
published
and
bulldozer
papers
v-i.erDourg
a
dynamite
W.
D.
Fitzgerald,
proposition.
the
PANMUNJOM
(API
The
Com-
jans,
one
Japanese
who
had
He
was
an
aspiring
pilot
Dut
couiti
not
get
his
licence
until
an
agreement
with
the
unions
A
group
of
labor
chief
)
met
t
Voile,
i
and
only
255
of
(roit
city's
ice
house
tycoon,
took
a
munists
freed
400
Allied
warpris-
served
with
u
s
forres
as
a
he
had
made
a
parachute
jump.
When
he
showed
timidity
which
called
for
them
to
layoff
Sunday
night
to
study
the
government
enuers
scheduled
i,.
...
boiler
to
the
scene
to
thaw
holes
oners
today,
and
promised
450,
'
about
the
idea
of
Jumping,
Monique
offered
to
show
him
how
Tuesday
instead
of
today.
The
reply,
but
gave
no
Indication
France
disembarked.
The
in
Worthington
glacier.
Dynamite
their
biggest
shipment
of
the
houseboy,
and
a
Japanese-born
easy
it
was
by
doing
it
herrell.
Herald
Tribune
was
expected
they
were
about
to
end
weni
on
to
LneianH
blasts
are
set
in
the
holes,
Korean
PoW
exchange,
for
Tues-
Korean
wn0
said
he
served
with
She
did
becoming
Quebec
s"
nrst
woman
parachutist
and
from
the
stoppage.
the
strikes.
Those
who
stayed
were.
a
bulldozer
scoops
up
the
scattered
day.
!
ti.n
un,.tl.
Vnninn
A
mw
nlthntiuh
ha.-
been
at
it
ever
since.
There
was
no
evirVnre
of
n
Pans
bus
ana
subwav
workers
a
dox
oi
iood
and
UiW
chunks
and
they
are
sawed
Today's
erouD
brought
73
Am
civilian.
The
boy
friond
never
did
go
through
with
his
jump.
break
in
the
strikes
by
govern
I
,-oted
today
to
stay
out
another
would
be
taken
to
Paris
b,
into
blocks
of
from
30
to
500
erican,
75
Britons,
250
South
Kor
-
he
was
released
as
a
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r
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