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Eddie
Gilmore,
Associated
Press
Chief
of
Bureau
in
Moscow,
reported
today
the
announcement
of
Stalin's
death
may
be
only
a
matter
of
hours
away.
His
dispatch,
filed
to
New
York,
was
cleared
by
Russian
censors.
Latest
medical
bulletin
indicated
the
life
of
the
73-year-old
Russian
leader
is
ebbing
away.
MOSCOW
Prime
Minister
Stalm
is
reported
still
olive
but
in
a
deep
coma
and
in
a
state
of
collapse.
Latest
reports
said
his
condi-
j
-
-
plant
was
landed
ciine
Airport
this
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hy
a
Polish
pilot
I
from
his
Soviet;
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tion
was
graver
and
an
official
Two
Held
i
bulletin
said
the
dictator's
pulse
jwas.
120
compared
to
normal
i
iz
aftd
he
had
taken
on
a
j
death
pallor.
"Condition
of
his
heart
ha
I
j
deteriorated,"
a
bulletin
said,
adding
that
Stalin
U
having
j
breathing
difficulties
and
his
jelifv'!
hi
tie
uie
iifm.
ot
Hi''
powerful
Red
i,.uy
ol
the
Communist
,.
in
Korea
-has
been
nuiM'ie
the
Iron
Cur-
i,t
iiskit!
for
political
.ihI
''.
taken
to
police
Ut.s
lr
questioning.
n,.i:!ai
chiefs
on
this
Baitir
island
--only
a
.'.,
V.v.ua
time
from
the
i.n.ucd
Polish
and
mull
coa-sts
hurried
to
.rt
lo
lu-pccl
the
MIO.
rrnutinn
was
available
U.er
the
prize
Jet
would
d
over
to
allied
air
force
s
or
would
be
returned
I
in
ni
fnt
months,
the
After
Store
Theft
Here
MTTLK
KAKf.N'
MAKSIUU,
0f
Peterboiough,
Out.,
was
one
of
the
first
lo
coiigratulule
Brig.
John
Rockingham,
the
fighting
man
hu
rommaiifled
Canada's
first
force
in
Korea,
after
he
wait
dnroratrd
hy
the
Queen.
Now
a
student
at
the
Imperial
Defence
College.
Urlg.
Kx-kingham
received
llic
Insignia
of
a
Compunion
of
the
Order
of
the
Bath
for
his
"coolness
In
action,
great
loyalty
tmd
tkilhul
leadership-
in
the
Korean
campaign.
OuUide
Buckingham
PaUce
he
met
Karen
and
Pte.
Ja;k
White
of
Edmonton.
Pte.
White
erved
under
Rockingham
In
Korea
and
now
U
with
a
Canadian
army
postal
unit
In
London.
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r,.:.-.
CANADA
AGAIN
CAN
EXPORT
cattle
to
the
United
States.
The
UJS.
has
lifted
the
embargo
imposed
February
25,
1952,
with
the
announcement
of
the
discovery
of
foot-and-mouth
disease
in
Saskatchewan.
More
than
U00
head
of
cattle
were
slaughtered
in
Canada's
five-month
successful
fight
against
the
first
foot-and-mouth
outbreak
in
the
country's
history.
City
RCMI'
are
holding
two
men
in
connection
w
ith
theft
at
a
meat
packing
plant
and
are
looking
ujuiru
picsAuitr
jia.t
iiiuicasf-U.
'
British
medical
authorities
have
expressed
amazement
at
the
frank,
detailed
descriptions
coming
from
Moscow
of
Stalin's
Illness.
Today's
bulletin
disclosed
the
brain
hemorrhage
that
struck
the
leader
of
world
Communism
Sunday
effected
the
trunk
section
of
the
brain.
In
New
York,
competent
med
.Trnmi-nt
has
officially
;
Denmark
s
particlpa-N'ATO
defence
arrange-luwiit
the
little
Scan-
iui.tr
of
taking
part
Pearkes
Raps
'Waste
In
Radar
Network
ior
otners
ioiiowmg
a
break-in
last
night
of
a
city
grocery
store.
Overnight
thieves
smashed
a
window
of
Lyons
Fine
Foods
ransacking
the
cash
register.
and
Stalin
Possessed
Major
Role
In
Shaping
World's
Destiny
uui.ni
war
plot.
ical
sources
said
that
on
the
basis
of
the
bulletin
the
Russian
chief
had
"little
or
no
chance
of
recovery
H
Condemns
As
the
latest
report
on
the
OTTAWA
CP
The
Prog
res-
"I
am
bringing
il
officially
to
sive
Conservative
party
military!
the
attention
of
the
government
spokesman
aays
he
has
evidence.'-0"
rePlled
Oeneral
Pearkes.
of
government
'"waste
and
ex-;
condition
of
their
leader
was
escaping
with
a
few
dollars
in
A
man
who
has
possessed
a
cash,
stamps
and
a
$700
cheque
j
major
role
in
shaping
the
world's
made
out
to
Burns
&
Co.
Ltd
,
j
oestiny
and
Its
powder-keg
at-the
packinff
plant
raided
the
j
mosphereia
ding.
night
before.
Joseph
Stalin,
generalissimo
praise
on
Stalin
when
he
led
his1
mighty
army
against
a
common
enemy.
Hitler
and
his
Nazis
and
thought
the
way
was
being
paved
for
Brighter
east-west
rela
announced
to
the
saddened
Sool
System
tries
of
the
world,
who
have
been
watching
his
every
more
shortly
after
the.
dictator
assumed
.control
of
the
biggett
European
nation,
then
torn
by
internal
s'trife
and
bloody
Russiatv
people,
the.
Communist
travagancc"
In
trie
bul
Wing
of
tions
in
the
future.
But
such
The
two
men
taken
in
for
and
prime
minister
of
Soviet
Teachers
estimates
changed
radically
with
the
Russian
veto
in
the
United
Nations
and
Communist
activity
5
City
Boys
Entered
In
Golden
Gloves
party
newspaper
Pravda.
in
a
front
paitc
editorial,
called
for
"unity
of
the
party
and
the
people"
In
these
difficult
days.
The
government
Council
of
Ministers
Cabinet
and
the
Communist
party's
central
committee
already
had
announced
they
4
N
AKM
lie
'
-James
questioning
by
police
this
morn-
Russia
is
blamed
for
the
Korean
ing
will
be
charged
In
connec-war
and
for
the
continuous
cold
tion
with
the
packing
plant
:
war
on
western
nations
follow-then,
in
which
a
case
of
cooked
;
ing
the
end
of
the
Second
World
and
canned
meats
were
staien.
j
War.
Police
said
there
is
little
like-1
The
allied
nations
heaped
There
were
rumors
'
in
1933
that
Stalin
was
dead
or
dying
or
going
to
the
United
States
for
a
serious
operation.
A
newspap
in
their
sector
of
Oermany.
Caiada's
highly-sccrrt
radar
screen
across
the
northiand.
MaJ.-Oi
n
O
R.
Pearkes.
VC
iPC-
Nanainioi.
wartime
commander
of
Canada's
Pacific
coach
forces,
made
the
assertion
Tue.w
jy
in
the
Commons
while
rrltirieiiig
finance
Minister
Ab-
4
Svrul
("rclit
member
Stalin
has
been
a
mighty
man
to
be
reckoned
with
by
all
coun-
erman
wrote
Stalin
to
ask
what
the
facts
were.
ti
Arm.
has
no
cum-ai:.At
Hnti-h
Columbia
irlirrs
It
is
the
system
!1
1
i
s
Uhood
of
any
connection
be-
were
guiding
the
party
and
The
answer,
signed
in
blue.
Three
Prince
Rupert
Elks
!"
country,
but
there
has
been
I
indication
as
to
how
the
HCMP
es
.in
checking.
Boxing
Club
fighters
left
today
,
fonsUb
boll's
1S53-54
budget.
pencil
in
Stalin's
own
hand.
!t
to
the
Salmon
Arm'j
said:
A
iatioii,
he
said
il
like
to
niiike
it
very
I
know
from
the
reports
of
naieu
wasie,
ne
saia,
ine
ouogeii""
j""
.-..,,
"-.
.,
could
have
brought
relief
for
the
ward,
and
two
other
stablemates
i
""
the
foreign
press
that
I
long
ago
'iHl
var
that
1
do
not
ever
hme
at
any
time
war
veteran,
the
working
man
t
enter
the
provincial
Oolden
abandoned
the
sinful
world
and
Gloves
tournament
eliminations
Drier
against
the
loach
moved
into
the
other
world.
As
and
financially
hard-pressed
municipalities.
He
said
efforts
lo
learn
the
tomorrow
night.
Andy
Marshall,
Bill
Mouse)
one
cannot
doubt
such
foreign
press
dispatches
unless
he
wants
leaislkture
la.t
k
Rnd
other
meat
bearing
the
trade
name
of
Burns
t
Co.
on
a
small
fishing
vessel.
The
men
taken
into
custody
told
police
they
knew
nothing
about
the
meat.
The
Lyons
break-in
was
the
second
at
that
store
in
recent
months.
Earlier,
thieves
broke
a
plate
glass
front
window
and
made
off
with
the
cash
register,
fragments
of
which
were
later
Morrison,
and
Glen
iTinyr
Carl-
facts
about
"Operation
Pine
luiidied
an
attack
on
ip
t
Ixmks
"
and
rharaowi
tree"
code
name
for
the
net-in
wi"
lc,ln
thclr
buddies
Murder
Charge
Laid
Against
Young
Boxer
to
be
expelled
from
the
list
of
civilized
people,
I
request
you
to
believe
them
and
don't
disturb
me
in
the
calm
of
the
other
world."
"I
children
were
being
Brilliant
Pianist
Enroute
Here
For
March'
11
Concert
Pierre
Sancan,
brilliant
young
French
pianist
to
be
featured-here
on
the
March
11
Alaska
Music
Trail
Concert
series,
has
left
Montreal
for
the
west
coast
on
his
second
North
American
tour.
Coming
with
a
distinguished
record
of
concertizing
in
more
than
a
dozen
European
countries.
Sancan
has
reached
a
high
place
in
the
musical
world
despite
his
young
age
of
33.
Born
in
Mazamet
French
Morocco,
Sancan
was
interested
in
music
as
a
child,
but
more
Interested
in
sports.
At
the
age
of
14
he
was
North
Africa's
leading
basketball
star.
But
an
aunt,
who
saw
in
Sancan's
occasional
piano
playing
the
spark
of
genius,
introduced
him
to
formal
music
education
in
Toulouse,
France.
'
The
Second
World
War,
during
which
he
served
as
an
officer
with
the
French
army,
.interrupted
his
musical
career.
He
made
his
concert
debut
in
Paris
In
1945.
,
work
of
radar
.stations
have
been
rebuffed
by
the
govern
Chuck
Place
and
Bill
Tsuchlya
j
who
left
here
Sunday
with
Const.
Ward,
last
year's
Joint
morality
''.li-r
n.ade
public
dur-'-ek-ei.d.
he
told
the
ment
on
grounds
of
security.
he
now
had
talked
!o
!
Gold?
1lt,V('s
truinor
But
ward
winner.
Stalin
will
occupy
an
place
in
history.
When
the
war
clouds
blacken
recovered
in
McClymont
Park.
some
persons
concerned
with
Three
of
the
five
fighters
en-
V
hers
have
always
had
them
and
had
letters
from
oth
ed
Europe
in
the
fateful
summer
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
husky
young
middleweight
boxer
is
in
jail
here
on
a
charge
of
murdering
his
manager's
sister
and
tine
man
had
said
there
1
1
'red
this
year
arc
1952
B.
C.
f
't
iiipathy
for"
being
ers
"(iminiMer
a
system
Hi""
opinion
of
a
great
'liera
as
well
as
the
I
many
thousaiuls
of
champions
but
only
one
.win
de-Xend
his
title
In
the
same
division
he
fought
last
year.
That
is
Carlson,
205-pound
heavyweight
titleholder.
Morrison,
who
wrested
the
was
'a
flagrant
disregard
of
cost",
at
ojie
site.
Another
mentioned
duplication
of
shipments,
and
another
sold
an
order
for
equipment
had
resulted
in
th"
arrival
of
a
shipment
"contain
of
1939,
he
astonished
the
world
by
concluding
a
non-aggrcssion
pact
with
Nazi
Germany
at
the
very
time
Britain
and
France
were
negotiating
with
him
for
an
alliance.
The
pact
locked
Germany's
tu
far
from
what
they
ing
two
wrenches
and
a
large
middleweight;
crown
last
year,
4'
his
remarks
made
In
S
-itUre
Were
rl
I
,
n
A
t
.
back
door
and
let
loose
the
pan
zer
division
men
and
the
stukas
f
:iewht(I
system.
amount
of
useless
scrap"
'moves
up
a
notch
into
light-
Mr.
AhlKitt
Immediately
asked
heavyweight,
while
Marshall,
General
Pearkes
If
he
had
put
1
1952
winner
in
that
division
has
lhe.se
matters
before
the
Dc-tcome
down
Into
the
heavy-
battering
another
woman
In
the
same
house
Into
gory
unconsciousness.
Charles
Matthews.
20.
who
fights
under
the
name
"Young
Sonny
Jones,"
was
charged
Wednesday
night
after
police
forced
a
taxi
to
the
curb
and
arrested
him
at
gunpoint..
The
arrest
followed
discovery
of
the
body
of
Mrs.
Ann
Smith.
44.
In
the
downstairs
bathroom
of
a
house
on
east-end
Union
Street.
Upstairs,
28-year
-old
Mrs.
Jocelyn
Wallbcrg
was
found
unconscious
and
bleeding,
tied
Walsh
Blames
CSU
Official
For
Delay
in
Ship
Sailings
-'-'"I
th-
rrsrmsibiiity
"i
HI
thp
dfMir
f
thu
tence
Department.
Including
middleweight
bracket.
1
it
Of
rrhwM.ti..
WliU,
I
names
and
places.
It
knOWIl
that
T
,11,1
Chuch
Place,
last
year's
runner-up
in
the
lightweight
division
also
has
moved
up
Into
the
next
weight
division
and
Tsuc
ing
with
Mr.
Garson
will
take
place,"
he
said.
"I
don't
want
a
f
i,u'
lhe
teachers
or
the
hlya,
newcomer
to
the
Elks
Club,
ln'"
Ann
srhool
board
""'ed
that
Mr.
Relri
will
contest
the
lightweight
honors.
hand
and
foot
on
a
bed.
Police
r(,t'ai't
hs
statements
QUEBEC
O
Pat
Walsh
said
Wednesday
the
sailing
of
12
ships
for
the
Chinese
Ming
Sung
Company
was
deliberately
held
up
here
by
a
Communist
official
of
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
so
they
would
fall
Into
Communist
hands
when
they
reached
Shanghai.
The
37-year-old
Quebec
labor
organizer,
who
said
last
week
he
has
resigned
from
a
number
of
Morrison
and
Marshall
are
'
identified
Mrs.
Smith
as
a
sister
Quebec
Downs
Manitoba
in
Curling
Match
SUDBURY
9
Quelle
tKlay
handed
Manitoba
Its
first
defeat
In
the
Canadian
curling
on
tiie
"corniotlon
second-year
Golden
Gloves
I
of
Jimmy
Jones.
Matthews
man
morals."
champions,
both
of
them
having
also
won
in
the
1951
event.
ager
who
is
in
Toronto
handling
other
fighters
In
his
stable.
The
women
were
found
by
ARTHUR
H.
BROV.'N.
54.
assistant
deputy
minister
of
labor,
is
the
likely
successor
to
Ahthur
MacNamara,
68-year-old
federal
deputy
minister
who
is
retiring
In
March.
Mr.
Brown
has
been
solicitor
to
the
department
and
for
two
years
was
acting
chairman
of
the
Canada
labor
relations
board.
Communist-front
organizationss.
pf
Winner
't
Found
championship
by
an
8-7
score.
The
1D53
Gloves
tournament
will
be
host
to
the
largest
contingent
of
B.C.
boxers
In
history
and
the
two-day
show
at
Exhibition
Gardens
is
expected
to
draw
a
record
crowd.
Mrs.
Wallberg's
husband,
Allan
Wallberg.
on
his
return
home
from
work.
The
Wallbergs
lived
In
the
upstairs
part
of
the
house,
Smiths
on
the
ground
floor.
into
Poland
In
the
"lightning
war."
The
friendship
of
the
German
and
Soviet
peoples
is
"cemented
by
blood"
and
"has
every
reason
to
be
lasting."
Stalin
said
in
December
of
1939
in
a
message
to
the
German
foreign
minister,
Joachim
von
Ribbentrop
(later
to
be
executed
as
a
war
criminal),
acknowledging
congratulations
on
his
60th
birthday.
Stalin
participated
in
what
The
London
Times
starkly
called
"the
rape
of
Poland"
when
his
armies
spread
over
the
eastern
half
of
that
conquered
land.
But
eventually
Poland,
then
Russia
itself,
was
a
German-Russian
battleground,
and
Stalin
said
of
the
non-aggression
pact
which
Hitler
ripped
to
shreds:
"No
peaceful
nation
could
refuse
a
peace
accord
with
a
neighboring
power,
even
if
such
monsters
and
cannibals
as
Hitler
and
Ribbentrop
were
found
at
its
head."
In
the
same
speech
he
said:
"History
shows
that
invincible
armies
do
not
exist."
And
then
he
proved
It.
In
the
winter
of
1941-42,
over
the
vast
snows
from
the
Arctic
to
the
Crimea,
the
Red
Army
moved
as
a
unit
in
response
to
a
telephone
call
from
the
man
In
the
Kremlin
and
threw
baric
bomb
thrown
at
me."
Socreds
to
Peg
Price
of
Milk
VICTORIA
(CP)
Prices
paid
to
farmers
for
their
milk
will
be
pegged
at
the
current
level.
Agriculture
Minister
Kenneth
Klernan
said
Wednesday
in
the
Legislature.
This
means
farmers
will
receive
12
tj
cents
a
quart
for
standard
milk
delivered
to
Vancouver
creameries
and
14
ft
at
Victoria
creameries.
WEATHER
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
today,
with
occasional
rain
In
the
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
showers
along
the
mainland
coast
Friday.
Variable
cloudiness
elsewhere.
Not
much
change
In
we
in
'Ad'
ii
.,
I.
""winners
on
the
Residents
of
Perryopolis
Set
To
Collect
$1,500,000
Legacy
.
Manitoba
downed
Ontario
12-9
last
night
to
remain
undefeated
after
the
sixth
round
of
the
championships.
Chatham,
Out.,
rink,
which
knocked
Alberta
from
Its
undefeated
status
in
the
afternoon
draw,
missed
Its
shots
In
the
middle
ends
mid
recovered
too
late.
Surprising
Quebec
gave
Calgary
four
its
second
loss
of
the
day
when
the
Montreal
rink
come
out
on
top
10-9.
The
win
gave
Quebec
a
4-1
v
.
i
w"c
i
ne
said
In
an
interview
that
Ray
Collette
was
the
union
official
responsible.
Walsh
said
Collette
was
switched
to
a
Quebec
job
from
his
post
as
CSU
director,
on
the
west
coast
where
he
had
directed
sabotage
of
war
materials
sent
from
Canada
to
Nationalist
China.
Walsh
said
he
will
meet
Justice
Minister
Garson
to
volunteer
any
information
he
has
on
Communist
activities
in
Canada.
Walsh
declined
to
indicate
where
the
meeting
will
take
place
but
told
reporters
he
was
approached
by1
the
justice
department
last
Sunday,
two
days
after
he
announced
his
break
P'cked
up
their
.
11
sliow
starting
at
meet
'ik?
,:;A,bbolt
""I
estimated
$1,500,000
to
"the
i
mean
the
township
would
lose
town
or
Perryopolis."
much
of
its
taxable
income.
If,?!'"'
K'llas
That's
where
the
trouble
i
The
county
court
approved
started
there
was
no
such
town
Incorporation
of
Perryopolis.
It
iii
K'
ana
Jhn
315
T-
pif.u
record
and
moved
them
into
d
winner
so
far
Just
a
community.
So
a
group
;
Objectors
had
until
4
p.m.
last
of
residents
petitioned
the
court
Thursday
to
file
an
appeal
to
for
permission
to
form
a
new
;
Pennsylvania
Superior
Court.
second
place
In
standings
UNlONTOWN.Pa.
(API
Residents
of
a
little
,
community
known
as
Perryopolis
are
finally
eligible
to
collect
a
$1,500,000
legacy.
You
won't
find
Perryopolis
on
many
maps.
It's
just
part
of
what
is
known
as
Perry
township.
There
are
some
1,900
residents
In
the
community.
In
1948
Mrs.
Mary
Fuller
Frazler.
a
native
of
the
community,
died.
Her
will
left
an
temperature.
Winds
southeast
25
this
afternoon
in
exposed
areas.
borough.
No
objection
was
filed.
0,6
sdvertlse-f
f
last
last
m
Mondays
paper
,.Ir
10
claim
hi.
,t..
In
other
sixth-round
games
British
Columbia
edged
Nova
Some
residents
of
Perry
town-!
Now
there's
to
be
the
borough
otherwise
southwest
15.
Iw
tonieht
and
httfh
Friday
-
cur.
.
.,
'""
Ul,"t
ship,
outside
the
community
of
of
Perryopolis
and
It
will
be
able
Perryopolis.
objected.
They
con-j
to
receive
its
inheritance.
How
at
Port
Hardy
38
and
47;
Sand-
Hitler's
invincible"
men
front
with
Red-dominated
organisations.
.
."
.
"For
security
reasons.
I'm
hot
Scotia
9-8.
Northern
Ontario
trounced
Newfoundland
18-10
and
Saskatchewan
ran
over
New
It
at
'
lne
ad
and
Th
The
'f1
Dally
NeW!1
of.
tended
incorporation
of
the
I
the
money
will
be
spent
hasn't
community
as
a
borough
would
I
been
determined.
spit
39
and
46;
Prince
Rupert
the
very
suburbs
of
Moscow.
36
and
42.
(Continued
on
page
6)
saying
when
or
where
the
meet
Brunswick
17-6.