I
I
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Generously
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Generously
I
PROVINCIAL.
LI3?.A!tY,
Jlemember
113
Tuesday
Niaht
VICTORIA,
B.
C
-
VJCl
Fltfe
keep
your
front
door
lights
on
;'
CANADIAN
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
iV
CABS
Published
ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Greor
Northwest"
RED
CROSS
I
V
,srAinn
:
VOL.
XLI,
No.
65
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
17,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
imm
mm
as
r
Teen-Agers
nd
on
Island
MfereA
Rink
Wins
City
Curling
Title
TEC
AT
LA
MILAiS
mi
mm
w
Vessels
Starched
for
Lads
Who
U-ft
I
Yesterday
in
Skiff
Leu-age
youths
were
located
safely
on
an
4,.
setting
out
in
a
small
skiff
at
4
p.m.
.1
."ive
fishing
vessels
'and
the
game
war-h
PML,
-1,
went
out
on
the
search
which
OPPONENTS?
With
his
final
rock
in
the
tenth-
end
Skip
Ken
Warren
smashed
the
hopes
of
his
rival
Roy
Coilinson
to
win
Prince
Rupert's
curling
championship
in
the
following
end
when
Coilinson
capitulated.
Score
was
11-6.
Leading
10-6
In
the
tenth,
Warren
came
near
having
his
lead
cut
down
to
nothing
when
Coilinson
's
ring
set
up
four
of
the
star.es
in
good
position
near
the
Down-Coast
Community
Menaced
During
Storm
Two
small
native
children
Pearl
and
Katie
Hils
Woman
Held
In
Robbery
;
a.m.
today.
J
u.s
w
",und
i
jo
this
aflcr-Aiitm.llth
Wand
l
Warning
by
FLAGSTAFF,
Arizona
'CP
Duuon.
r-asi
tock
wouinson
seal
'
daughters
of
Robert,
and
Mamie
Hill
were
burned
;
to
death
about
9
o'clock
Sunday
night
when
five
(
jielakatla
Pas
I
visited
the
native
village
of
Kitkatla
jartcttf
were
seren-
The
fire
started
in
the
home
of
"John
Vickers.
where
the
two
children
were
staying
while
th?
lather
and
mother
were
visiting
Frince
RuDert.
Si
Laurent
West
C
juIJ
Be
Deluded
Ky
Complacency,
Declares
Prime
Minister
;
TORONTO
(r
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
warned
the
wnu
lac
nitfVit
naninttt
nvi.r-
Londonderry
St.
Patrick's
cabin
until
the
fa
p
SB
Ihey
could
.kiff.
Neither
they
II
boat
were
hurt.
Ijiickfd
up
by
the
p
Pauline
V.
Polite
4!
sk'ddlnE
down
the
home
stretch
-26-year,oW
brunette
was
held
in
looked
like
the
match
would
be
Ja
today
as
a
possible
finger
URf)
woman"
of
the
$1,500,000
Redfleld
Warren
had
the
last
rock
and
burglary
in
Reno,
tiiancouvcicd
it
beautifully,
curv-
i
Federal
Buauu
of
I"vestlga-1-ig
it
around
a
well-placed
tion
agents
said
she
was
arrested
wlth
50.0fiD
or
the
stolen
ca.h
guard
rock
with
enough
speed
to
send
Coilinson
rocks
out
of
the
28
pieces
of
jewelry
which
might
house
and
retain
a
point
for
nave.
f"me
,from
th,e
Lav"n
himself
'
Redfu'ld
s
safe
and
a
large
pack-
He
will
get
the
championship
fe
of,
securities.
Rupert
Motors
trophy
when
the'
JlrJ
and
securities
are
being
checked
to
see
if
they
belong
to
awards
will
be
made
following
an
eccentric
Reno
stockbroker.
the
bonsplel
of
rink
The
woman.
Mrs.
Marie
Jean-were
Members
the
winning
Skip
Warren,
Lead
Alf
Riv-!
"eard
Michaud,
had
been
Red-ett.
Second
Bill
Johnson
andlfleld'i
6uesl
so
frequently.
He
Third
Bill
Anderson.
On
the
op-
i
sald.
he
as
"shocked
and
greatly
Flames,
with
a
60-mile
southeast
gale
raging,
menaced
other
homes
of
the
community
bik
he.e
were
saved.
'
Unable
to
proceed
Sunday,
night
by
boat
to
the
scene
owing
gnliatfly
to
I"
Day
Violence
tirtfA"iri
.that
it
o
nrnurltiir
n
h
boats.
LUIIlUk.tlC
v
w
v
.1,0
k,n
the
He
scare
search
n
'aw,.
m,K(
htl,
friht.r,,i
laMnfmMJ
Lmmtt
,.mm
,
I
1
to
the
storm.
Indian
Supenn-
liaffled
by
worried
i
"
,
'
"
.
Xmths
had
not
re-
;
Russia
and
assured
peace.
i$
gave
names
of
the
!
Western
people
will
have
to
W.
H.
BRETT,
EX-MLA
.
.
.
CCF
D.
McRAE.
MLA
.
,
.
Liberal
mane
more
sacrmces
ana
con
upset"
by
the
arrest.
"Why,
I
posing
rink
were
Skip
Coilinson,
tinue
to
build
up
armed
forces,
the
Prime
Minister
told
a
gradu-
msen.
600
Fourth
i
JJSHMS
of
I
Prd
Apolitical
meeting
today.
'
!
"eSnt
:
Stones
and
bricks
were
thrown
;
tQ
l
rat.on
b
M
at
police
headquarters
and
police
th
c-
f
j
h
their
return
ea..1;.
charged
the
crowd
three
times
.
Jnom
With
raised
Clubs.
irarlv
wnnrts
nf
thi
firp
were
Lead
Cliff
Ham,
Second
Sid
El-kins
and
Third
Dr.
J.
A.
Small
American
Yacht
1345
134a
t
Fred-
reo-
,i
i;uicii,
uLsscii,
:
aling
class
at
tne
centcnary
.
.
..-
oplchrnt.inn
nf
Si
Michael's
Pol-
j
trusted
her
implicitly,"
he
said.
The
blue-eyed
French-Cana-
dlan
writer-artist
was
the
sixth
;
j
person
arrested
in
connection
;with
the
burglary
on
February
'29.
Four
are
men
and
two
!
women.
1035
Eighth
Missing
in
This
Area
fariMilian
r-ustoms
here
todav
indicated
In
the
secondary
competition
finals,
Clyvc
Black
won
against
Rev.
L.
G.
Sicber
U-6,
I
lege.
I
"Foundations
of
combined
van.son,
address
An
undetermined
number
of
I
radiophoned
into
the
Indian
Su-combatants
perintendent
by
Mrs.
John
Vick-
-
i
combatants
on
on
both
botn
sides
sides
came
came
th-At
pontvarv
to
southern
news
dlSDatcheS.
the
2o-
nut.
of
the
melee
with
cuts
and
d
police
that
the
.
h
world
have
given
us
a
ers.
the
field
matron
at
Kitkatla.
1-.nr.rlc-
Tnn
mon
urprp
Br.
:
llCdUO.
John
Vickers
sustained
burns
foot
American
pleasure,
craft
Reva,
missing
while
onkjj
.
'u
r
fi.nm
Pni't
Tnrn
coTirl
tn
VnnV
Tsland
ill
TVir.
-u'
:
i
t.,Tmn
in
r.ci.,1.
tYC
Hill
pVlH-
114
n
juift
t-v
IVlM
v..v.
.....
trjopettlcr
wa
hpM
under
(
Amr
K,,t
thou
nrp
nnt.
hplipvpft
L
1
1
e
v
c
y
11
Mwi
aviv
a
w
.
"
.
to
capture
the
Gordon's
Hard-
ware
Trophy.
B.
E.
Rowboth-am's
rink
captured
the
consolation
award
of
Cook's
Jewellers
trophy
in
winning
over
Gordon
I!
at
cm
an
17-3.
ALL
GAMES
U-ENDERS
Playing
la
the
secondary
competition
were
Skip
Black,
Parker,
third;
Roy
Brown,
second:
O.
C.
Mitchell,
lead.
On
Skip
Sieber's
team
were
H.
D.
Radford,
third;
I
southern
Alaska,
did
not
calljast
week
at
attending
iT?nnprt
.
7
T
I
em
Ireland
to
be
made
part
of
1
church
Sunday
evening
when
Mine
Roof
Collapses;
60
Killed
i
m
he
small
skiii
,
.
outboard
motor
heater
sense
of
security
and
i
kn
Winn
they
did
grounds
for
hope
that
war
lr
supper,
the
par-:
cent
people
dread
can
be
pre-ld
A
heavy
.squall
vented,"
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said.-
60
miles
an
hour
:
"H
is
easy
to
forget
why
we
1
begin
to
blow
at
'
fet''
more
secure
and
so
easy
to
!:
hshmg
vessels
with'
lorget
to
pay
premiums
on
Insur-wrr-nts.
volunteer
or
even
ask
ourselves
I
i
rlwip
went
whether
we
still
need
it.
I
am
if
we
are
not
to
I;
convinced
that,
oc
R
ipert
har'oir
I
','
waters
and
In-
'
lo,e
tha
sfculity
now
coming
tics
the
bovs
mlgnt
w"lrf
our
grasu.
we
must
be
i,i(i..t.
rrfiiirrt
to-
r
1
M
-
i
the
Republic.
i
the
two
children
lost
their
lives
Savs
Korean
War
in
the
fire
which
destroyed
a
riav
hpoan
a
search
of
northern
.
British
Columbia
coastal
waters
i
for
the
Reva.
Draining
Russia
jAniilfl
Defer
Terrv
McNicce.
second,
.!,
and
..u
P
..
It
n
had
naa
been
oeen
said
saia
in
m
wireless
wucicw'
V
MP
1
Bell,
lead.
.
Consolation
players
!
w
!
JOHANNESBURG.
South
AH
1-
.
called
here
r
ts
that
tne
Reva
TOKyoGeneral
Van
Fleet,
were,
win-
j
ca
r
Three
Europeans
and
pos-
;
j
st
Wednesday
but
this
could
'
der
of
United
Nations
i,
J.
Schu-,J
s.b
y
lxty
nature
workers
.were
be
with
-authorir.
StaiU''l(l
that
Rus-
fj.ellfr
antf
round
it
vh
ners.
Skip
Rowbotham
Steel
Strike
'
rrtirtn.
much
as
we
hope
we
may
never
have
a
fire."
-
-
i
,
'man.
man.
third;
third;
Dr.
Dr.
Hector
Hector
McDon
three-family
home.
Nineteen
others
are
homeless
and
desti-:
tute.
The
sudden
blaze
burned
un-
quelled
because
of
frozen
water
f
'"
'
Supply.
-"
r-
lire
is
believed
to
have
'
started
in
(he
bedroom
of
the
two
children
who
may
have
''
been
playing
with
mutches,
said
Mr.
Anfield.
Five
other
children
of
the
Vickers
family
were
rescued
by
their
r
.
.
i
..
l.
..
L.-
.
.
-
t
li
.
Hill
!.
nsen,
Burns
and
Grade
ade
McDon-1
killed
Sunday
when
tne
root
or)ti
here
Colector
of
Customs
t
industriai
resources
are
aid.
second,
and
A.
E.
Smith,
lead.
a
gold
mine
tunnel
collapsed
Dscar
Smitn
sald
the
vessel
had
F1"
ng
3
a
w'nite
in
efforts
to
Losers,
Skip
Bateman.
I.
Arsen-1
more
than
a
mile
underground
here.
It
;
.
,
not
t
c,eared
cieareu
ui
or
entered
chwmcu
hcc-
uppn
Chinese
c
communist
,
and
ana;
I
fliit
15.
are
Sat
Booth
Memorial
-
-
of
six
natives
have
ai-.
night
.
,
put
.
.olf
Bodies
..u
he
sutriJested.
that
.nnPd
fnr
I
Murray
Sunday
iault.
third;
Allan
Armstrong.
1
second,
and
Harold-
Thorn,
third
ready
been
brought
to
the
sur-1
might
"
have
been
at
Bute-,'Jhe
against
South
Korea
j
until
Thursday
his
union
s
ansae"
the
war
war
aga
at
Freddie
North
Gold
other
t
th
nnmmt
p
ea
for
Mine
at
Odendaalsust
The
number
of
persons
aboard
saegein
Attemut
is
being
made
to
shore
j
f
i,moHiatpi
SId
.
arf
A
1
.
I
eountrv-wide
steel
strike
now
set
British
Ship
In
Distress
up
the
ceiling-5.970
feet
be-
"'cr
"
:
lne
PJ,lcn
l
":,e
u'ca"
i
for
for
next
next
-
Sunday
Sunday
,
night
night.
.
,
.
laiuci
mien
ic
.....
!
.
hii.iren
were
doomed.
ncath
the
earth-in
the
slender
have
beca
A
shj
,n
the
area
hope
that
some
survivors
may
asked
tQ
be
on
the
iook.out
for
Monopoly
in
Boxing
!
International
Boxing
Clubs
Chanted
In
United
States
trnni
the
ereen-hulled
vessel
which
Knife
Killer
Freighter
Darton
Loses
Propeller
100
Miles
off
Vancouver
Island
carries
"no
radio.
i
The
delay
will
apparently
mean
at
least
a
showdown
in
the
pro-
Parents
of
the
Hill
children
duCtion
of
steel
as
some
compan-;
were
in
Prince
Rupert'at
time
i
les
are
preparing
to
blow
down
0f
fire.
Mrs.
John
Vickers
was
!
furnaces.
:
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
I
Murray,
president
of
the
Steel-
pital
at
the
same
time,
j
workers'
Union
iCIO',
told
the!
others
made
homeless
were
!
wane
stabilization
board
that
the
Henrv
and
Kathleen
Vickers
aiic
To
Be
Hanged
80-Year-Old
Man
Blasts
Himself
ALDERGROVE
(CP)
An
80-
Boy
Killed
in
Mniintxin
Fall
:
CATHER-
wuiisis
i
''i's
on
the
northern
$:
lumlall
totals
of
i
urtci'.s
of
an
inch
"1
-w
a
motieratc
dis-
''inued
.southward
l'.i
lo
pass
inlun
l
'4vr
I-shind
Inter
to-'
ramlull
ucroin-
J
storm
over
tho
-t
will
diminish
t-
the
disturbance
'
the
interior
this
vli
scattered
snow
'.!
in
the
iar
east-
Iwer
temperatures
f
Ul('
week-end
will
l
sections
todiiy
but
UUUUJI
Ul
lllO
l,Ulllilnvvvvp
.M.v...0
j,1A
LllHUICll,
u.u.i...
Federal
Court
NEW
YORK
(CP)
International
Boxing
Clubs
of
New
York
and
Illinois
were
charged
today
with
conspiring
to
monopolize
,,rnforinnQl
ohomnlnnshin
box
I
NANAIMO
Albert
Fairweattrer
,
here
Thursday,
"will
be
to.
give
Hector
1
and
Pauline
Ridley
and
j
i
was
"as
convicted
uiii'.ivu
at
the
Supreme
i
serious
serious
consiaerauun
consideration"
to
m
post-
jjui-
one
child.
rn,,t
Court
Assizes
AEii-7p
Viprp
here
lnt.p
late
Saturday
Saturday
.ni
ti,.
the
stabili-
cokih
.
.
said'all
....Jji,i
v.,,..rt
house
irivuiiiuiii
-
J
Donement
appeal
of
OAMIC
to,
A
fJL'plvp-VP:il-nid
..
1
tUo
Irilliniy
rtf
Rav-
..
.
.
.
,
r.w
Mr.
Antield
the
year-old
man
killed
himself
neat-
i
v.
j
-
oj
muiuci
hi
.ii-
j'
j
.
zation
Doaru
cnairman.
naumu
VICTORIA
Two
ships
a
Uni-1
j
ted
States
Coastguard
vessel
and
the
salvage
steamer
Salvage
Kin
were
hurrying
today
to
a
disabled
British
freighter,
the
Darton.
which
is
drifting
holp-lef
sly
420
miles
southwest
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
vessel
has
lost
her
propeller.
The
Coastguard
cutter
should
reach
the
scene
today
and
"h"
Salvake
King,
steaming
at
12
miles
per
hour,
is
due
tomorrow
afternoon.
ing
g
business
business
In
In
the
the
United
United
States,
States.
i
here
here
Saturday
Saturday
night
night
by
by
explod
explod-
Calgary
boy
was
Kinen
esitiuay
:
mond
Boyce
and
was
seniencea
Feisi
r
A
Department
of
Justice
eom-'
ln
stick
oI
dvnamite,
police
wW'e
a
16-year-old
companion
by
Mr
Justlce
j.
v.
Clyne
to
be
;
.
nint.
was
was
made
made
In
In
a
a
civil
civil
action
action
escaped
serious
Injury
in
a
500-
nanKed
June
12.
i
renorted
plaint
in
federal
court.
hold
adults
were
attending
evening
service
at
the
village
church
when
the
fire
started.
Volunteer
firemen
were
helpless
when
they
iounu
ihe
waier
system
frozen.
Although
the
village
is
near
the
beach,
the
tide
was
low
and
a
bucket
brigade
was
foot
mm.
fall
ihi
from
iiuiii
"
the
lie
top
luu
oi
vi
l
iiini".
unnei
-
The
charge
arose
out.
of
kmnng
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Po-
Mountain,
near
this
resort
town.
fnimrf
thp
hnriv
of
Fred
Judge
Giving
Charge
Today
Young
Pat
DeMulder
died
In
a
camp
on
the
Island
Highway
Peterson
in
his
blast-torn
one-
long
fall
down
the
sid-e
of
a
cliff
near
uuncan
oepiemuci
u.
,
The
Darton
was
on
her
way
om
Japan
to
Portland.
!
I''
irn
to
more
normsd'
fr
room
shack.
on
the
mountain.
They
said
he
apparently
got
Billy
Corrigal
suffered
a
badly
oL
of
bed.
put
a
match
to
a
gashed
knee
and
bruises
to
the
fuse
and
clasped
the
dynamite
head
and
body.
He
Is
resting
in
pros-
-TV
"
'IK
!ilif
Min-shinr.
To
Vote
on
ineffectual
in
trying
to
have
the
building.
Three
other
nearby
homes,
however,
were
saved
as
the
whole
village
joined
in
the
brigade.
Although
storms
arc
raglns
elsewhere
In
the
Pacific
,it
is
so
far
calm
around
the
Diirton.
j
'
VANCOUVER.
Mr.
Justice
N.
W.
Whittaker
is
giving
his
Charge
to
the
jury
today
in
the
;
long
bookmaking
trials.
I
His
Lordship
said
this
morn-
'
"recast
hospital
at
Banff.
to
his
chest.
Ike's
Return
t
fi,.m,.
....
Price
Control
Option
Rejected
j
OTTAWA
Parliament
Friday
-rejected
102
to
20
a
CCF
motion
which
would
have
controlled
meat
prcies
following
the
restrictions
due
to
foot
and
mouth
disease.
Progressive
Conservatives
Joined
the
government
In
voting
against
the
motion
as
they
oppose
price
controls.
;
tnu
that
it.
would
he
necessarv
D.C.
The,,
-
,
iinir.oll
an
thp
me
ur
ripfpnrinnts
iciiuttxiLa
to
i
the
TODAY'S
STOCKS
,T..Mii...w
.
...
l0
unK
United
States
Senate
foreign
.
Massev
white
wire
service
'"h'""
i-iouuy
f,
i
.
'.-.Ml.iy
with
fro-'
Periods.
A
fo,v
5fSW
mnmings
a
Ml
Httlc
cooler
to-H
on'Rht
and
highs
':,
Port
Handy
and
-Wnd
45;
Prince
Ru-
relations
committee
was
to
vote;
H
id
it
woum
he
difficult
Disease
Is
Fatal
To
Canadians
OTTAWA
Two
Canadian
solicitors
have
died
In
Korea
from
a
alCllllliCM
S.
I.
.lllllllMml
til.
I.ttl.ta
today
as
to
whether
General
convlct
Phillip
Cook
of
the
Big
Fire
at
Qualicum
nwlirht.
Fispnhnwer
should
b
Analyst
sheet.
recalled
from
Europe
to
testify,
in
regard
to
the
foreign
aid
program.
'
1
4
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
.
Bralorne
'
Cariboo-Quartz
Cronin
Babine
Giant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
r.
i
.28
6.00
1.25
.44
".94
'
.20
jdlsease
which
Is
spread
by
a
Ismail
rodent,
it
was
announced
j
at
week-end.
Others
have
become
!
ill.
It
is
the
first
time
the
mal
Y
Scoies
May
Escape
Beef
Famine
QUALICUM,
Vancouver
Island
(P1
Damage,
reaching
possibly
$300,000,
was
caused
early
Sunday
at
this
Vancouver
Island
nnmmiinltu
uh'n
firp
hrnkp
out
t'NDAY
HMCS
Crusader
Going
to
Korea
ady
has
struck
Canadian
troops
although
Korean
and
American
soldiers
have
had
it.
Next-of-kin
of
the
dead
soldiers
have
been
advised
privately.
MS
ffiJT.
SLn
I
n
a
grocery
store
and
QuaUcum's
Minister
Is
Renominated
'TRAIL
Hon.
A.
D.
Turnbull,
!
minister
of
health
and
welfare:
and
municipal
affairs,
was
unanimously
renominated
Saturday
night
Liberal
candidate
for
Rofsland
in
the
forthcoming
vincial
election.
Howard
Parker
was
nominated
at
New
Denver
as
Progressive-Conservative
candidate
for
'
'
I'-'tiiiiial
V'ew
York
2
''I
Bsion
2
J-Hneago
0
'y"ic
c..ust
vl
3.
Seattlp
4
f.iliunul
2f
'wifrcal
0
Pronto
s
troit
6
TORONTO
Athona
09-4
Aumaque
18
Beattie
DuQuesne
47
Bevcourt
104
Buffalo
Canadian
23
C
M
&
S
36.50
Eldona
-
23
East
Sullivan
8.35
Giant
Yellowknife
11.50
God's
Lake
37
Harricana
12
'i
Heva
11'
2
Lfttle
Long
Lac
67
Madsen
Red
Lake
1-96
McKemie
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.80
Moneta
35
Negus
55
Noranda
79.00
Louvicourt
26
Pickle
Crow
155
San
Antonio
2.45
Sherritt
Gordon
'
4.30
Steep
Rock
7.10
Silver
Miller
160
Upper
Canada
1.71
.
William
Oates
ESOUIMALT
HMCS
Crusader
pork
is
running
short.
.j
fire
truck
broke
down,
received
from
.
Four
buildings
were
destroy-to
will
teave
Mav
24
or
thereabouts
Further
beef
was
j
take
duty
In
Korean
.
Vancouver
at
the
week-end-.
This
i
ed
and
a
fifth
damaged
up
waters
it
is
announced.
!
was
British
Columbia
beef.
!
Occupants
fled
into
the
street
HMCS
Sioux
which
returned
i
With
prices
up,
there
has
been
.
'
when
fire
damaged
one
wall
of
a
recently
from
her
second
tour
of
a
tendency
for
B.C.
stock
raisers
boarding
house
ownvd
by
Mrs.
riutv
in
Korea
will
not
be
re-
to
market
their
beef
cattle.
Isa
Apoin
after
destroying
gro-
turnins
to
the
Far
East.
:
The
higher
prices
have
also
eery
store,
shoe
store,
hardware
Thprn.sader
is
now
being
pre-
had
the
tendency
to
slow
up
store
and
real
estate
and
msur-
Pioneer
2.25
Premier
Border
.31
Privateer
09
!8
Reno
-'
-04
Sheep
Creek
1.62
Siibak
Premier
58
Vananda
19
'i
.Salmon
Gold
03
2
,
Silver
Standard
2.30
Western
Uranium
3.75
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.25
A
P
Con
59
Calmont
,
1.99
;
Central
Lcduc
.
3.60
Home
Oil
,
16.00
Mercury
37
Okalta
3.85
In
Spy
Trial
PRAGUE
William
Oates,
im-
w.
k
first
tmir
of
nnera-
buvine.
ance
office
Tenior
'iiKir
l
The
first
alarm
was
turned
tions
it
was
learned
unofficially
Expectation
is
that
the
British
Final
prisonea
American
cui
icapou-
Ti'ail
5
tfirsl
dent,
appeared
as
a
witness
here
"ries
i
in
the
trial
of
twelve
Czecks
in
at.
4:15
a.m.
but
the
villaee's
Columbia
against
im
....
Saturday
mriHaw
n
night.
'ni
vuiuiuum
embargo
ciimtngu
-
-TIDES-
Tuesday,
March
18,
1952
I
High
5:14
194
feet!
18:42
15.0
feetj
Hpr
BKsienment
will
last
be-
portation
of
prairie
cattle
will
only
fire
truck
broke
down
and
t
ili,
r
1
charged
with
espionage,
une
oi
I
VOast
:
tho
gnnJ
...o
opi-itpnpprf
tr
.
.
,.!..
.v.i
n.alr
oi.
ommimpnt
eouiDment
fl-nm
from
ParkliVlIlp
Parksville.
SIX
six
miles
awa,
was
unable
to
reach
the
scene
until
later.
tween
eight
and
ten
monins
in
oe
uuea
cany
una
participation
with
the
United
though
restrictions
against
dres-Nations
Korean
war
fleet.
sed
meat
may
be
continued,
Low
Pacific
Pete
10.75
Royal
Canadian
27
Seattlp,
"sLer
lldealh.
another
to
life
imprison-8,
i
Caka
I
ment
and
tne
ten
otners
t0
terms
saiy
o
9
'-ranging
from
ten
to
24
years.
feet
I
12;
14
8.0
feet
I
MEMBER
TUESDAY
NSGHT
PLEASE
KEEP
YOUR
FROKT
DOOR
LIGHTS
ON
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS