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VOL.
XLI,
No.
77
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC,
MONDAY,
MARCH
31,
1952
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as
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iresSdenf
Audience
Says
-"No"
But
Chief
Executive
Says
Decision
Irrevocable
;
Seurope
WASHINGTON,
D.C
(CP)
President
Harry
;
Truman
announced
Saturday
that
he
will
net
be
a
candidate
for
re-election.
The
historic
announcement,
before
5000
Demo-;
cratic
politicians
at
the
annual
party
dinner,
came
interpolation
:
;
LABOR
ERIF.F-Percy
R
.
Bcnsouh,
second
from
right,
president
of
the500,000-Tijdcs
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada,
presented
the
Congress's
annual
legislative
.
...
.
.
..
.
.
.
'
i
:
CM,r...,
r..ll.
..(.-.
U
I
ir.
.i..
prepared
an
address
wnich
had
contained
no
intimation
of
his
t
the
caoiiiei.
onuwu
iui.uui6
nic
uiculiiik,
iimi.
io
rigni,
are:
prime
Minister
St.
-
-
-y
.'intentions
!
BnIJ
CnsliIng.
secretary-treasurer
of
the
T.L.C.;
Mr.
Bengough
and
Trade
Minister
(CP
PHOTOi
t
Mt'lions
heard
the
announce
,'mciit
b
radio
and
television.
A
chorus
of
"Nos"
from
diners
greeted
Truman's
statement,
w
The
announcement
touches
off
Wife
Killer
Going
Back
PLAY-OFFS
Wilson
Quits
as
Man
Power
Boss
free-for-all
scramble
for
the
troit
Nearly
Wraps
Democratic
pusidenial
.VANCOUVER
(CP)
Melville
Wilkie,
who
murdered
his
wife
and
daughter
in
Ontario
19
years
ago,
'will
leave
for
eastern
Democrats
predict
that
the
.
party's
July
nomination
in
!
...mi
i
.;j
tti,,.,.i,
Canada
Tuesday
night
1
1
..
i-vilO
will
uc
wiue
ujjcii
ttuuuugu
.
they
look
for
Truman
to
take
no
tk
w
m
u..TM?"?
"Vffi
back
seat
in
the
choice
of
jittery
At
Mexis
!
LONDON
(?
Europeans
grevt-
.
ed
with
suvprise,
regret
and
a
slight
case
of
the
jit';ers
the
news
Monday
of
President
Truman's
announcement
that
he
will
not
reek
1
.'-election.
IvLxed
with
these
feelings
was
.
caut
:n
of
Europea
i
officialdom.
They
traditionally
keep
out
of
:
United
States
internal
policies.
In
London
Eriti
h
officials
1
"
at
inly
rraiserl
Mr.
Truman's
extermination,
often
in
the
face
of
fierce
domestic
criticism,
to
he'p
forge
the
Atlantic
defence
community.
In
France
General
Dwight
D.
Elsenhower,
prospective
Republican
nominee
for
President,
greeted
the
news
with
silence
in
the
seclusion
of
his
villa.
The
French
were
less
reticent.
They
were
sorry
to
hear
that
Truman
is
leaving
the
White
House.
Would
Halt
immigrants
VANCOUVER
(CP)
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
Union
;
(TLC)
is
demanding
that
Can-1
ada
bar
Immigrants
until
all
j
Canadians
are
employed.
The
resolution,
passed
at
tho
"""union's
Annual
"convention
here.
killer
will
be
taken
back
to
the
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Charles
E.
Wilson
quit
Sunday
as
mobilization
boss
because
President
.
Truman
sided
with
his
wage
board
in
granting
a
wage
increase
Instead
of
Wilson
In
a
disagreement
over
how
best
to
avert
the
crippling
steel
strike.
Wilson
said
he
cou'.d
not
accept
public
responsibility
for
government
actions
in
the
steel
Up;
Boston
Stays
1
With
Solid
Victory
;T0N
(CP)
Hal
Laycoe,
bespectacled
de-:i,
Sunday
ni.uht
sparked
the
Boston
Bruins
.decision
over
Montreal
Canadiens.
It
was
the
nominee.
Immediate
effect
is
to
step
;
up
'the
compaigns
of
Senator
Penetanguishene
Mental
Hos-;
pital
out
of
which
be
broke
five
times.
They
say
the
company
t
involved
fears
rash
cancella-;
tions
for
Tuesday
should
this
become
known.
Wilkie
was
captured
here
Frl-
j
day
after
the
girl
with
whom
he
j
lived
for
some
months
acted
asi
bait
for
the
police
trap.
A
"which
I
cannot
con-
first
victory
in
the
best-of
-seven'
National
froT"1
Kslcs
Kefauver
of
Tennessee
1
and
Senator
Richard
II.
Rus-
j
sell
of
Georgia,
previously
j
avowed
candidates
for
the
!
'
nomination,
and
it
brought
,
Senator
Robert
S.
Kerr
.of
Oklahoma
formally
into
the
t
race.
Truman
has
neither
denied
nor
confirmed
published
reports
that
his
own
choice
for
the
nomination
is
Governor
Adlal
Stevenson
of
Illinois.
Stevenson
I.paniP
Si'llli-final
lilavoffs.
Montreal
leads
Truman
accepted
the
reslgna-
:
tion
effective
Monday.
,s
2-1
on
the
strength
of
two
victories
at
"
Montreal.
i
rl
TfA.
BjL
1
1
J.
The
Bruins
scored
three
times
I
J
J
L
1
1
VUbUUllV
kldti
NOT
RUNNING
eel
Near
within
62
seconds
early
in
the
second
period
and
Laycoe
,
launched
that
blistering
attack
by
scoring
on
a
fifty
footer
through
ftoalcr
Gerry
McNeil.
Thq
Bruins
kept
Maurice
(Rock-'
Link
With
th
Pole
Eilers
Turned
Back
By
High-Scoring
Grad
OTTAWA
P'
The
Army
on
has
said,
however,
that
he
does
Sunday
issued
its
one
hundredth
not
intend
to
run.
casualty
list
of
the
Korean
war,
J
The
President
made
his
an-reporting
one
soldier
killed
in
nouncement
with
every
action
and
'eight
wounded.
The;
auce
0
calmness.
He
told
a
re-last
list
was
issued
two
days
ago.
porter
that
there
is
no
chance
Reported
killed
in
action
was
whatsoever"
that
he
will
change
Private
William
John
Fawter
ofhis
mind
a
id
run.
:
Toronto.
j
Nevertheless
there
is
already
!
The
lalset
list
brings
to
740
a
Truman
draft
movement
under
et)
1
Richard,
a
thorn
in
their
sides
in
other
two
games,
under
J.
Alaska
(CP)
A
t
.
Navy
rescue
plane
JEarly
Days
check
and
much
of
the
Mont
a
successful
pick-up
n
strandod
since
last
real
attack
was
carried
out
by
Paul
Meger
and
Dollars
St.
iirrT'irnn
-.m
.
".
,
:
also
urged
the.
government
to
WTNMPEG
(CP)
Near
a
point-a-minute
?cor-;
make
such
changes
in
internal
on
an
Ire
floe
Pole.
Esteemed
Pioneer
Woman
Passes
Mrs.
Mcintosh,
'
Here
Since
1906
ncari
Laurent.
The
fourth
game
In
the
'
scries
will
be
played
here
Tues-
Uhe
total
number
of
casualties
way.
inrr
periormance
OV
Mil?
lari
ttiacl
Saturday
Hlgr.1
i"-
-
i"'
-
reported
from
Korea,
including
IN
TEARS
,
'
.
WT
Winning
VurUr
C.Lu
tn
fiS-fil
viVtorv
over
i
1
ZZS
XZf
Rt.
were
members
of
the
day.
.
un
,i,h
un
vnnnripri
fiiininr-'
persons
close
to
ius
tar
n
"
........
"j
-
j
-
"-"e
-
P
ration
"Ski
Jump."
Revere
ptonr
Prliicepert-edf
rour'mbslng
and'one
man
it
left
for
the
White
House
after
Vancouver
Eilers
in
the
first
game
of
a
best-of-fiva
"7"'
rfftehfTr
S:
WINGS
HIDING
HIGH
TORONTO
(CP)
The
ment
and
the
Trades
adesnd
and
Labor
stranded
when
the
the
announcement
said
Truman
Detroit
woman
she
was
the
second
'
d
prlS0:ler
of
war.
Congress
of
Canada.
f
ar
o
their
"flying
!
and
his
wife
were
in
tears.
western
Canada
senior
men's
basketball
final.
i
Ridd
accounted
for
37
points
Red
Win?,
riding
high
on
a
made
his
collapsed
while
at
1
"a.
t
1.
1
lb.
...It
y
"i
t
"
i
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1
"'
H!
.
'
tr.
.
'
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t
-4
,
1
.
!.
M.
!
N'
,
1
-
s
?
iv.-'
a
scathing
w
lake
oil
from
an
in
l-1
ago-Mrs
Amy
The
The
chief
chief
execut
executive
front
wall
and
solid
torty-sU
years
0entrei
power-laden
,
th
t
of
uido
of
the
bu
mmg
near
p
;
defence,
plastered
the
Toronto
Dor.ty
Mcintosh
announcement
aft
ifter
a-
Maple
Leafs
6-2
Saturday
to
'first
postmaswr
here
pas
d,;
CalneclraI.
For
ve.
bal
assault
on
w
tZ
5
clock
this
morning,
.to
ine
v
Republican
"Holier
"Holier
i's
thn
thmp-aame
lead
in
away
at
o
u0
Republican
I'hat
he
called
at
oceanngraphic
sta
JUth.
5:3
statute
mil
Than
Thou
North
Pole.
",r.
u"Z
;7""c
;;:rni
Win.
closed
a
Dlctur..
'aDOLs.
"e"",
practices
and
prediction
that
the
men
and
about!
.fl."he
wTn
IVhould
iee
career
"replete
with
good);
ZrsM.Z
Democratic
candidate-'hoever
of
his
team's
total.
He
was
ably
supported
by
Roy
Williams
.with
:
12
and
Mike
Spack
with
seven,
i
Jack
Willet
did
a
tremendous
;
job
of
checking
Vancouver's
'
starry
Reid
Mitchell,
who
count-
ed
only
eight
points.
Nev
Munroe
j
topped
the
Eilers
with
13"
points.
John
Forsyth
scored
nine.
of
material
i
benefactions
"
ho
may
be
-win
oe
eieciea
next
werer,
it
n
Tiiesdav.
works
and'
many
Avi.ifv
mimi.i-
November.
I'om
the
wrecked
plane
I
Tne
iafs
sent
chubby
37-
i
and
removes
from
the
scene
one
benefactron
to
the
Cathed-
Truman
then
said:
"I
shall
not
aiward
a
ski-eauiu-;
voor.nM
Turk
Rmda
Into
the
of
the
community
s
most
nigniy
nponiatinn
n
few
Today's
Stocks
riurt.y
ft.
I.
Jiilinsluii
Vn.
Ltd.)
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
.....
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610
B
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.
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Cariboo
Quartz
1-45
Congress
05'
2
Cronin
Babine
43
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niant.
Mascot
90
'
"
1
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r-
...
.,.
iai
Yvas
ntc
'
.
'
-
be
a
candidate
for
re-election.
I
nets,
and
the
overweight
iu
.
esteemed
ana
uneus
,
years
ag0
0f
the
chimes
in
mem-
na'e
;
e
d"
y
C0Untry
long
stale
from
inaction
during
regu-
alities.
of
her
husband
who
was
as
tr?
,
....
....
j..hj
'
ou.
.
iw4
a
nnrt
.
of
,
.
u
ory
'J
t
:
.
.
and.
I
I
think,
think,
t
offipntiv
efficiently
and
ana
Alberta
to
Force
Test
EDMONTON
Unless
the
partial
.
embargo
against
Alberta
livestock
and
dressed
meats
is
removed
soon,
a
shipment
may
toe
made
to
test
the
validity
of
British
Columbia's
restrictions.
.
In
Victoria.
Hon.
Harry'
Bowman,
minister
of
agriculture,
who
left
at
the
week-end
to
attend
a
conference
in
Ottawa
on
the
foot
and
mouth
disease
situation,
said
there
would
be
no
Trailer
Camps
a
walk,
couldn't
cope
with
the
;
Prince
Rupert
due
to
her
asso-
free
wheeling
Wings.
He
whiffed
elation
and
Jeadcrsmp
in
com-
Decca!)Vd
was
also
honorary
nn
n
mmis
hut.
he
was
eiven
munitv
life
for
such
a
long
span
,.,
,
ni....',
mna-
kine
Hat
Is
honestly.
"I
shall
not
accept
a
re-nomination.
:
"I
don
n6t
feci
that
it
is
my
uii
"
v
.
m..-
-
-
-
.
-
JtaU(-llL
VI
i
."
'
'
"
tlu
n.mJ
poor
protection
oy
loronio
ui-
,
oi
yeuis.
:
dian
Club
and
tne
irnce
uupert
n
Ketchikan
Fnr
duty
to
spend
another
four
years
Mrs
MCintOSn.
CUIl.MU.emiK
nci
,
.
,,,..
ccrv-0tir,n
If
any.
'"Wfiuui&U
fence"
and
the
blame
-
'
nwv''"1""
.....
Lllll
Indian
Mines
19
Pend
Oreille
7.10
Pioneer
2.15
certainly
was
not
his.
KETCHIKAN.
Three
trailer
camps
are
mushrooming
In
the
midst
of
the
spring
building
NE
HAT,
Alb.'i-ta
CP
y
families
were
forc-eir
homes
here
last
sP-ni!
lim-llff
finnrU
1
age,
had
enjoyed
excellent
neaiwi
she
was
president
of
in
all
ways
and
her
illness
was
Mus,c
club
;
not
long.
Two
weeks
ago
ast
,
Mrg
McIntosn
toolc
a
keen
ln-1
Wednesday,
after
being
stricken
.
tercst
ln
the
affairs
of
the
Prlnce
she
entered
the
:
with
influenza,
Ru
Musrum
!
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
M
VNY
GOOD
ACTS
!
and
It
was
there
that
she
passed
Cne
of
hcr
typlf
al
acts
came
III
LliC
vvuibi;
nuuac.
Truman,
who
succeeded
to
the
presidency
on
the-
death
of
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
won
the
presidency
in
his
own
right
in
1948,
made
his
announcement
after
seven
years
and
79
days
in
the
White
House.
change
In
the
restrictions
until
Portuguese
Die
In
Train
Wreck
rush
here
which
is
expected
to
after
he
returned.
f
ail-lime
peak.
It
n..i
i-'JO
homes
may
have
to
away.
.
.
m
the
way
of
a
park
improve-
'ica.
The
presidential
secretary,
-WEATHER-
.
.
ment.
when
she
placed
a
seat
T.
CU-.
tnlrl
i.-i
1
ore
LISBON,
'
Portugal
(CP)
-
A
BORN
IN
18
stair-
i,i..i;,i
kiino
rrrii
rrash-
Rorn
January
26
psns
Creek
'
laiiuouui:
huh,,
.v..
..w
-
aio.igs.oe
(ne
m
u
.
...
that
Truman
declded
"about
a
I
;rc
in
summer
reae.hnrl
i
4i....,
r.in
ngr
hnurir
Ontario.
Mrs.
Mcintosn
turn
into
a
boom
with
the
coming
of
pulp
mill
construction
crews
between
April
1
and
May
1.
The
camps
are
complete
with
water
and
plumbing
connections
las
well
as
electricity,
clothes-!
lines
and
similar
features.
Ren-i
tal
will
run
from
$35
to
$50
per
't0tcethi,hr
.
'B
.".
,a''"a',v
"
';r"
lT"
ct.i'h-rnnarlinn
de-
week
ago"
to
make
the
nour.cemcnt
to
the
diners.
fal
K
near
me
vny
niii
in
wim
.
tourists
and
sightseers,
could
rest.
1
4ii
Lii'tA
v
"
vik
:r"'iii.
L.i
uuumuii
.....
i.
a
rnnav
i
In
1897
she
:
'
banks
to
wash
MnL
thnri
a
senre
of
oersons,
i
Mis.
John
McLeod.
Synopsis
Cool
air
again
blankets
almost
ell
regions
of
British
Columbia
in
the
wake
of
a
disturbance
which
moved
eastward
over
the
province
in
the
past
24
hours..
Although
clear
skies
returned
bas.-
mrnis
never
be-'
inr,,Hinff
women
and
children,
I
came
out
from
Oakville,
near
to
many
the
late
r
u
oy
surhiL'
fliioris
I
were
killed.
Mahy
were
injured.
Toronto,
Thr.
siv.rnr
piirti
ic.
train
was
Robert
L,
Mcintosh
in
Vancou
i
month.
Premier
Border
28
;
Privateer
;.T
07ft':
Reno
..a
04
j
Sheep
Creek
..:
1-55
j
Silbak
Premier
56
j
Vananda
I'
j
Salmon
Gold
.03"
2
Spud
Valley
10
Silver
Standard
2.31
Western
Uranium
4.30
Oils'
Anglo
Canadian
900
A
P
Con
57
Calmont
1-82
Central
Lcduc
3.80
Mercury
t
31
Okalta
3.75
Royal
Canadian
26
TORONTO
Aumaque
!
Beattie
Duquesne
44
ft
Bevcourt
100
Buffalo
Canadian
24
C
M
&
S
;
34.50
Conwest
3.85
Eldona
'
3
East
Sullivan
8.25
God's
Lake
37
Poisons
have
now,
'
of
their
flooded
!
...
-.
Half
a
dozen
or
more
new
to
many
areas
during
the
night
During
World
War
I
and
World
War
II
Mrs.
Mcintosh
was
active
in
the
work
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
here.
(
She
was
always
a
good
Samaritan
and,
during
the
1918
influen-ze.
epidemic,
she
opened
her
home
to
the
sick.
At
one
time
she
gave
refuge
to
a
family
of
enroute
to
Lisbon
and
was
Doukhobors
Not
Wanted
1
ported
full
of
passengers.
put
the
early
hours
of
ver.
Alter
a
iew
yiai
.imu
'
city
they
came
north
to
Port
Es-jsington
in
1908
where
Mr.
Mcintosh
had
accepted
the
ap-!
pointment
of
postmaster.
Soon
they
moved
Into
Prince
!
Rupert,
tramping
through
the
.,;,
'
V
UI
residents
j
;udly
to
erect
foot-!
t!
wound
their
homes,
j
More
Foot
and
Mouth
Disease
seven
young
children-
whose.
GUATEMALA
(CP)
The
For-mothcr'
had
died.
;
ejgn
office
announced
today
'
"Clllc
R
a
1
1
a
,,
families
have
brought
trailers
considerable
Cloudiness
win
ue-with
them
to
Ketchikan
this
velop
during-
the
day.
Scattered
winter,
some
of
them
only
as
shower
activity
Is
expected
along
temporary
road
workers
and
the
coast
and
a
few
snow
flurries
some
planning
to
occupy
them
over
the
mountains
of
the
in-whlle
building
a
permanent
terior.
Tomorrow's
weather
will
home
or
seeking
something
per-
be
much
the
same
as
today,
manent
to
rent
or
buy.
It
is
be-
.
Forecast
North
coast
region
-
Vanab
e
lieved
some
pulp
mill
construe-
j
tion
workers
will
want
to
bring
cloudiness
and
scattered
showers
their
families
wHh
them
for
the
frequently
mixed
with
ram
and
summer
and
others
will
prefer
snow.
Little
change
in
temperu-
arted
uskeg
in
hip
boots,
ana
on
u-
m
Mrs.
Mcintosh
is
survived
by
;
tnat
lt
has
refUsed
moving
out
of!
a
request
Columbia
vember
23,
1908.
Mr.
Mcintosh
Mrs.
J.
R.
Wainwright
one
sister,
m
a
d
e
by
British
nnened
the
first
post
office
in
nf
nntviiio
Ontario
who
reach-I
r,..i.v-i
i
n
last
I
truf-!
live
in
(CP)
Another
out-
ijliK
LONDON
Ljyjl-
l.r
IlllUi'Mvi
"
-
-
.
;
-ilr.r.
v....
.
.
IWUMlUlAtl
LIIUIIJ
w
i
longer
train
,
,ck
l
normal
this
break
of
foot-and-mouth
mscase
uas
J
"
k
j
m
ea
lne
cuy
tt'r
"'""J
al
in
Britain
hrxs
been
confirmed
sireei,.
raiuj
-..i.
ternoon,
accompaniea
oy
mis.
..dh,m
0
ocn
,
Mstbound
held
18
hours.
it
was
learned
Mcintosn
ww
"M
mi,..ii.
George
wainwrignt,
wne
oi
ur.
Guatemala.
Unofficial
comment
from
the
Boreign
Office
officials
was-"We
have
sufficient
problems
without
inviting
more."
in
East
Sussex,
...
.j
.....
.
also
in
a
ooara-siuea
khi..
George
Wainwight
of
London,
trailers
to
crowded
iure.
winus
u'
their
own
Agriculture
ministry-officials
1909
they
boiignt
property
at
the
0ntarto
who
bunkhouses
the
exposed
areas,
ngnt
else
a
nephew
oi
Hardrocte-
14
rental
housing
or
that
may
be
available.
.14
.12
Harricana
Heva
are
investigating
the
possibility
first
sale
oi
0'"?r
"
"
deceased.
that
the
suread
of
the
disease
soon
erected
the
residence
CUff-
A
memoriai
service
has
been
In
southern
and
eastern
England
syde"
on
Fourth
Avenue
s
West
tentaUvely
set
for
ThUrsday
n"
rorce
where.
Lows
tonignt
and
nigus
Tuesday
At
Port
Hardy,
30
and
46;
at
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert',
27
and
40.
i
Jollet
Quebec
43
Little
Long
Lac
70
by
Killed
I
has
been
caused
i
birds.
.
Eisenhower
Not
Killed
Four
Die
in
.14
migrating
wnicn
naa
t'ci
o..ii.c
cc.
afternoon
at
St.
Andrew
s
Angu-home
and
where
today
are
to
be
an
Catnedrai
witn
remains
.
found
treasured
relics,
memen-
lng
t0
Terrace
Friday
for
in-
Lynx
Queen
Would
Live
Abroad
toes
and
records
wnicn
wouia
oe
terment
n
Kalum
Cemetery
invaluable
to
any
person
essay-
aiongside
those
of
Mr.
Mcintosh
lng
to
write
Prince
Rupert
s
his-
whQ
dled
,n
August
1945
Uiry.
Mrs.
Mcintosh's
scrap
Mrs
Mcintosh
also
had
a
book,
In
Itself,
Is
a
community
sccond
home
"The
Crossways"
at
history.
Kalum
Crossing
near
Terrace.
Mrs.
Mcintosh
was,
through-,
.
''H
todl
"s
assistants
Two
Die
in
Gang
Feud
SAN
FRANCISCO
(V.P.
A
juvenile
gang
feud
eiupted
in
gunfire
Sunday
leaving
two
1
youths
dead
and
three
critically
Quebec
Fire
MONTREAL
(CP)
Four
men
died
and
one
was
severely
burned
at
Sept
Hies
on
the
St.
Lawrence
River
north
shore
in
the
Saguenay
district
when
a
workman
tried
to
start
a
fire
in
the
construction
bunkhouse
stove
With
gasoline.
t
"utt
air
f
Tling
t0
PARIS
Rumors
were
current
at
the
week-end
that
General
Eisenhower
had
been'
killed
in
:
an
automobile
accident.
They
were
promptly
denied.
General
Eisehhower
spent
the
week-end
resting
at
his
home
near
Paris.
The
commander-in-chief
is
expected
to
make
another
tour
of
LONnoN
A
motion
may
be
Madsen
Red
Lake
.
....
1.95
McKenzie
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cbckshutt
2.80
Moneta
38.
Negus
65
Noranda
79.00
Louvtcourt
34;)i
Pickle
Crow
180
San
Antonio
.
.2.50
Senator
Rouyn
16
Sherritt
Gordon
4.25
'
(
Steep
Rock
7.00
Silver
Miller
1.65
Upper
Canada
1.75
Golden
Manitou
6.35
-
WMOC
presented
to
Parliament
suggest-
out
her
long
residence
here,
one
ihg
that
the
Queen
take
up
rcsi-
0f
the
most
devout
members
and
TIDES
othcrs
iously.
ei'e
injured,
1952
dence
in
each
of
the
Common-
workers
of
tt.
-anarew
a
nii8m.un
wealth
countries
for
specified
Church.
She
attended
the
first
Tuesday,
Apr
1
1
Pull
u,r"ul
the
field,
periods
service
that
was
ever
neia
neic
nign
-
and
1
18:50
17.7
feet
;
western
alliance
capitals
before
14.9
feet
returning
to
the
United
States
feet,
to
enter
the
contest
as
Republi-6.8
feet'ean
candidate
for
president.
John
Benzi
of
Montreal,
sole
wounded.
Inspector
Al
Nelder
survivor,
told
on
Sunday
night
said
Robert
A.
Ransom,
19.
ad-how
the
fire
occurred.
;
mitted
having
fired
the
shots.
mtlfs
n,
.u
"-"I
Proposer
of
the
motion
is
and
piayea
a
imgc
pun
m
..-
northwest
of
'Norman
Dodds.
Labor
M.P.
for
lng
up
the
work
and
property
of
Low
IDartford.
.
.
.
.
(the
church
from
the
little
old.
12:19