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VOL.
XU,
No.
74
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
27,
1952
JRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Ml
m
mi
KM
-IP
OCT
St.
Laurent
Answers
pyy
Vh
Years
in
Pen
Killer"
5
proposals
or
Labor
Terrace
Man
Gets
Spell
in
Itig
House
fur
Robbery
With
Violence
Slays
Three
4
.
OTTAWA
(Canadian
Tress)
Prime
Minister
prop
i-unrm.
cam
muaji
mau
guvcuiiuciit
vms
not
MERRIMAN,
Nebraska
(CP)
J""
contemplating
any
change-
in
policy
on
taxation,'
An
unknown
assailant
today
I
,
,
,
r,
,
,.
TT
,
.
!
opened
fire
with
a
shotgun
on
V.
J
Arthur
Aubochon
will
do
3',
2
)
years
in
penitentiary
lor
slug-
i
ging
a
man
over
the
head
with
!
a
beer
bottle
in
a
Terrace
hotel
'
on
February
28
and
robbing
him
muiii
ui
v
f
price
eouuui
anu
creuit
rcow
ltuuns.
ne
was
repiyiny
;a
ranch
home
near
here,
killing
to
proposals
that
had
been
made
by
the
Canadian1
'
three
P"sons
and
wounding
,
T
i
i
two
others.
j
'
'
I
i
h
'
'
of
$102.
j
Edward
O'Sullivan.
associated
j
with
Aubochon
in
the
exploit
I
and
Jointly
charged
with
rob-'
'or
Bill
yonjiew
oi
Laoor.
j
The
blasts
killed
a'young
mar-
i
There
might
be
much
to
be
ricd
couple
and
a
neighbor,
who!
desired,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said.!
answered
a
telephone
call.
The
but
still
Canada
was
as
well
off
wounded
consisted
of
the
cou-;
n
anu
n4tinn
in
t
Vt
u,cT,H
'
rlo'o
1
nirtn
t
K1H
hahv
anH
"
"
i
h
i
i
;
PGE
Road
Approved
.Flan
of
Premier
Accepted
Over
Tliat
of
Opposition
.
uiij
oivii
111
kill,
nu:
1
.
,
yu.
0
aw
-iiiviikii
unu
unu
uii
j
other
neighbor.
!
I
a
chief
effect
in
restricting
buy-!
Killed
was
George
Messlnger,
ing
and
increasing
unemploy-
aged
28,
his
23-year-old
wife
ment,
the
Canadian
Congress
of
and
a
neighbor,
George
Gard-
r
nu,.
.
i
v.-
n
.
nc
r
ahnut
SO
1
i-eii
him;
Doctor
bery
with
violence,
will
do
12
ViUable
a
Income
months
in
Okalla
jail.
.?,
p,,lehaitc
Sentences
were
delivered
fol-
I
lowing
conviction
by
Judge
W.
J
(Special
to
Daily
o.
Fulton
In
County
Court
on
i,ng
on
a
private
committal
Xrom
Terrace,
the
pair
Resolution
dealing
having
elected
for
speedy
trial.
e
made
under
the
x.
W.
Brown,
QC,
prosecuted
si-Art
for
medical
ex-
and
Darral
S.
Collins,
Terrace
jApplcwhalte
(Skce-
barrister,
defended,
j'crcluy
that
actual
Chief
prosecution
witness.
ifx
travelling
cxpen-
John
Bclows',
testified
that
he
medical
aid
should
went
to
bcd
ln
a
Ju)tci
room
at
;idcr
medical
ex-
Terrace,
barring
the
door
with
a
f
Apulcwhalte
ex-
crmir
fastened
under
the
knob.
j
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uauui
iajiu
wilt
guvii
iiiiiuiil.
w-'
'
VICTORIA
(CP)'-,
Legislature
Qay.
jhe
congress,
with
a
380,000
,
Wounded
were
the
Messlnger
ociore
p;orogation.
voted
down
uiembership.
in
the
annual
leg-;
baby
and
another
neighbor,
Cliff
opposition
motion
lcr
immediate
!
jjiiative
brief
-to
the
cabinet,
'
McDonald,
about
33.
.x.ciisiun
0
th
Paclic
Great
asked
for
aboluion
or
the
eas-i
The
assailant
apparently
shot
u.ern
Railway
from
Squamish
jng
0f
credit
curbs-and
for
dl-
jthrouKn
tRe
doors
and
win-.o
Vancouver.
;
a-ct
price
and
rent
controls,
j
dow-
The
members
rejected
three'
t
Tho
,r
,
i
;
I
costly
T.
was
on
He
aWoke"
to
hear
somebody
in
!
f
patients
in
his
far-
the
room
Then
a
sncet
was
j
contentious
amendments
to
hc
governmcnt-8
anti-price-
soverninenfs
expenditure
bill:
;
fxing
measure
r
,951
fall
par.
'lhey
were
immediate
exten-
;
8amentary
teaaon
,
saylng
.therc
ion
of
the
Paciiic
Grjat
Eastern
:
was
not
the
sllghtest
evidence
Railway
Into
Vancouver,
elimin-(
n
has
had
any
effect
on
the
io
gci
to
uoliujo.
i
thrown
over
his
head
and
he
Phase
in
Politics
i
fc
bal
in
connection
was
struck
with
a
beer
bottle.)
Mr.
Applewhaile
Recovering
from
a
brief
stun-
j
e
which
Stanley
nng,
he
discovered
$192
missing
'
SLAIN
DETECTIVE
tdmund
Teng,
48-year-old
Toronto
detective,
has
died
of
wounds
suffered
when
shot
by
two
bank
holdup
suspects
he
stopped
for
questioning
March
6.
Steve
Suchan
and
Leonard
Jackson,
both
later
captured
In
Montreal
and
both
also
wounded
by
police,
face
chaig?3
of
murder
ln
connection
with
detective
Tong's
death.
CP
Photo)
tvi.ig
uie
pi-n
iui
a
ii.Biiv.-,.
;
holdins
down
of
Drices."
OLDEST
NEWSPAPER
Mrs.
Estelle
Jefferson
of
Halifax
looks
at
an
advertisement
telling
of
the.
sale
of,
several
slaves,
"very
able
and
sound,"
which
appeared
in
the
first
issue
of
the
Halifax
Royal
Gazette,
North
America's
oldest
continuously-published
newspaper.
The
Issue
now
is
preserved
in
a
frame
In
t
V,
Uaiiq
fifntia
Arrftlvie
TVo
ra
nr
pltVratnH
itc
OOfltH
'
immediate
extension
ol
the
rail
,
u'tiu
anrl
innt,t
rnt
inn
rf
a
hitrh
i
The
coneress
asked
the
cabi-
IF
Winnipeg,
Intro-
and
gave
chase.
Accused
were
j
jolLsh
the
four
per-
iater
plcked
up
by
police
.
j
Marked
by
Prorogation
of
B.C.
Legislature
Yesterday
to
immediately
reimpose
i
arrt
alnno
o
rnntu
nt.hpf
than
;
in
of
total
income
t
i
Hnao
Km.nri
,
Pl
ice
controls,
to
subsidize
es-
present
required
i
The
first
amendment
wa
!
sential
goods,
to
roll
back
prices
VICTORIA
The
Legisla-:
,,,,.
,,
,
.
nro.
anniversaiy
March
wjrr.h
23.
(CP
,D
PHOTO
Diirvrn.
LrolJ
'to
Possible
levels
and
im-
lure
prorogued
-at
11:02
yester-
t
fail
expenses
could
Post
Office
:
posed
by
CCF
Leader
Ha
ljse
excess
proiits
lax
w
uls-
uajr
iiiumiug
aitct
iicuieiiuui
,
is
deductible.
fc:air,
Parliamentary
I
Winch
and
the
second
and
i
third
by
Progressive
Conserva-
courage
profiteering.
e
minister
of
fin-
tive
Leader
Herbert
Anscomb.
1
t
It
government
would
Turns
Down
i
Today's
Stocks
Premier
Johiison
said
exten
Italy's
Trieste
Governor
Clarence
Wallace
had
j
given
royal
asnt
to
bills
at
r
10:59
a.m.
j
j
.
The
prorogation
marked
the
j
'ending
of
an
historic
phase
in
j
1
British
Columbia
Parliamentary
,
history.
It
marked
the
end
of
the
j
coalition
government,
formed
in
'
1941
by
the
Liberals
and
Progres-
j
proposal
which
was
'(1
bv
the
House,
rare
ana,
perhaps.
sion
of
the
Paciiic
Great
Eastern
would
cost
$15,000,000.
f
mirit-M
S.
II.
Johnston
i
o.
Ltd.)
Interchange
of
Canadians
Necessary
for
Solidarity
Canadian
Club
Hears
of
"Romance
of
.
Prairies"
From
Mrs.
MacPherson
bwe
as
the
Com-
Yank
Money
Drive
Goes
On
d
the
CCF-spon-
k.l
that
the
federal
slve-Conservatlves,
against
the
;
1
ROME
(CP)
Italian
National
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
21
Dralornc
6.00
B
R
X
.03
Cariboo
Quartz
'1.40
Congress
05
'i
onsider
giving
in-
They
are
not
accepting
Amer-
!
Favor
in?
the
$3,000,000
highway
from
Squamish
to
Vancouver,
a
distance
of
30
miles,
down
Howe
Sound
and
along
the
North
Shore
of
Burrard
Inlet,
rather
than
rail
extension
at
this
time,
Premier
Johnson
said
it
was
more
vital
,
to
complete
the
PGE
link
from
ists
today
threatened,
to
.
send
then
growing
power
of
the
C.C.F.
;
ers
a
better
break
lean
money
at
the
Post
Office
at
There
is
not
enough
intei-change
among
Cana-
".liberation
battalions"
to
regain
oociansuc
ijsii.
I
medical
expenses,
prince
Rupert.
i
i'retcd
as
a
possible
The
reason
is
simple:
BrnauXdSsindY
Murdoch
MacPherson,
past
president
of
Cronin
Babine
.44
Giant
Mascot
.90
i
Indian
Mines
.19-
i
l.e
minister
of
fi-;
The
banks
are
charging
3
l
Douglas
Abbott,
percent
discount
against
United
Uiavia.
.uunc-vv,,.
th
Kemna
women
s
tJanaajan
Llutj,
told
tne
locni
lliat
when
he
brtira
States
funds.
'
-
'
The
nght-wifig
iuiian
Na-
so)ve
the
Legislature
shortly
and
club
at
a
dinner
meeting
in
Savoy
Hotel
last
nighi.
i-53
budget
April
8.
There
is
no
provision
for
re-
tionalist
party
,
said
the
men
.nnoun.
thv
datp
of
tbp
elee-
The
Romance
of
the
Prairies"
was
her
subject.
"W
t
he
motion
of
the
imbursement
to
the
Post
Office
would
free
Trieste
from
any
Whirh
has
been
forprasf.
for
foreign
danger.
Secretary-Gen-
mid-June.
should
work
harder
to
maintain
the
family
solidarity
if
Winnipeg
North
staff
of
tnis
discount.
i
ajiproved
ununl-
Therefore,
they
do
not
take
the
1
money
.
tuesnei
to
Prince
Gcorcc.
where
It
would
connect
with
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
He
said
that
$30,000,000
had
been
spent
on
the
railway
in
the
last
four
years.
The
highway
would
connect
with
the
terminus
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
at
Squamish
mo
freight
would
be
trucked
to
Vancouver.
Now
it
comes
by
barge.
Premier
Border
28
Privateer
.
.08
"4
Reno
03
'a
Sheep
Creek
1.55
Silbak
Premier
57
Vananda
18
Salmon
Gold
03
'
i
Spud
Valley
11
Silver
Standard
2.30
Western
Uranium
4.60
fjthc
development
is
It
is
understood
this
is
not
the
j
ifimons
were
official-
only
Post
Office
whcie
American
j
iimously
on
record,
money
is
declined.
j
I
with
the
govern-
When
American
money
was
at
cin
H,cuz.u
ayuj
obiu
un,a-
During
tne
twenty-seven
days
.
,
i
ruy
rum
rnn.iAiana
"
cho
.jccorrorl
about
She
assei
ted.
lions
are
already
being
formed.
Cf
sittings,
only
nineteen
bills
14,000,000
tanadians,
The
threat
came
as
the
latest
were
adopted,
the
smallest
num-!
"There
are
many
millions
of
"
development
in
a
week
of
riot-
Der
in
the
history
of
the
regis-
people
outside
the
Dominion
who
nomic
aspects
of
the
wheat
busi-ing
in
the
free
zone
and
In
ma-
lature.
i
would
be
glad
and
proud
to
say
ess
including
the
securing
of
jor
Italian
cities.
,
.
!
The
session
ended
hi
control
'I
am
a.
Canadian.'
There
are
markets.
Caputo
told
Prime
Minister
versy
over
extension
of
the
gov-
many
who
think
we
have
the
One
of
Saskatchewan's
disad-Alclde
de
Gasperi
in
a
letter
to-
ernment-owned
Pacific
Great
soundest
economy
.in
the
world,
vantages
was
its
distance
from
day
that
Italian
Nationalists
Eastern
Railway.
Certainly
we
are
and
have
been
;markels
lt
being
necessary
to
a
PrivUeSe1
POP1
but
there
is
snlp
eltner
to
the
Lakehtad
at
"will
not
tolerate
foreign
influ-,
included
in
the
legislation
was
ence
on
the
sacred
Italian
soil
a
Mil
perm
tting
NhrC"oring
of
a
.nat"ral
tf"delcy
T
mJ?
FoTt
WUliam
or
over
the
m0U"-
..
J.
margarine
by
manufacturer!
gJ&
.
'
"
finent.
as
requesting
p
premium
it
was
nccepted
v.Hh-1
iBI
ML
t
i
Oil
If)
futlklilor
int
Mm
nrpmitinl
fllunvs
llf'infjl
Oil
f
of
the
floor
on
paid.
wtions
by
abolish-
I
The
IIou.se
voted
in
favor
of
I
the
Premier's
amendment
to
the
j
bill
which
would
permit
con
j
struction
of
a
highway
link
on
I
Howe
Sound
or
Capilano
routes.
'
Opposition
contended
that
it
was
not
possible
to
build
a
rail-
!cr
rent
minimum
;
oiils
the
taxpayers
Anglo
Canadian
8.70
A
P
ton
'.
54
Calmont
180
C
&
E
16.00
Central
Leduc
3.50
Mercury
".30
Pacific
Pete
1150
Royal
Canadian
26
!
r
income
tux
pur-
:
way
and
highway
down
Howe!
B.C.
Men
in
Casualties
aay,
we
give
iiiem
muc
u.uuBii.
Mrg
MacPherson
Whiffed
to
and
only
when
they
are
threat-
the
development
ot
tlie
:ii
in-ened
does
it
really
home
to.
com?
du.
wWch
ln
Alberta
had
tak.
us
what
it
means
to
be
a
Cana-
,
m
the
spoUight
as
a
reSourer
Mn-
.
,
I
and
which
now
ln
Saskatchewan
How
Much
Timber
in
B.C.
Forests
To
Be
Ascertained
This
Year
.
Test
TORONTO
Athona
00
Sound.
.
The
Premier
said
that
engin-i
eerlng
advice
showed
that
a
railway
and
highway
coulo
be
built
down
Howe
Sound
if
critical
sections
of
both
roadbeds
were
built
at
the
same
time.
"Today
these
rights
and
pnv-;
threatened
to
do
likewise.
OTTAWA
tf
The
army
yesterday
Issued
the
97th
casualty
list
of
the
Korean
War,
reporting
one
man
was
killed
in
action
and
nine
men
woundfd.
VICTORIA
(CP)-How
many
board
feet
of
iZE
"tSVu
.
lumber
are
there
in
British
Columbia
forests?
The
movement
to
know
your
Canada,
.1T.
.
.,1-.
i
.
,
.
proves
there
is
a
growing
aware-;
provincial
Department
of
Forests
is
looking
surveys
ess
and
so
today
i,am
proud
Jrgoes
He
said
that
$3.000
000
hac
been
earmarked
for
the
road
bu
to
be
a
Canadian."
"We
must
never
forget,"
she
said,
"that
healthy
and
prosperous
western
agriculture
spells
prosperity
for
ail
of
Canada"
in
the
heavily
populated
and
industrial
East
and
here
in
British
Columbia
with
its
infant
industries
and
fine
vaca-tionland.
All
were
complementary
to
each
other.
Ivcrnmrnl
to
Take
llmnbia
Iteslriclions
whir
iCh
beCOaVbou
.v
onJfor
250
or
300
men
to
help
find
out
this
summer,
The
list
brought
to
713
the
number
of
casuulties
suffered
by
Canadian
troops
'n
Korea,
this
Including
131
dead,
517
wounded.
60
injured
and
one
prisoner
of
TVo
Miman
n.Il!
ha
narf
nf
fVi
MrS.
MHCmei
SOn
UUICU
HIC
,
I
gigantic
timber
cruising
plan
to
lat,e
President
Franklin
p.
Roose-
;
f
.......
...
vp
velt
t.
i'hn
who
saM-"Thp
said:
"The
who
whole
p
struct-
struct
(Cr)
The
govern.
til
U
rviuwini
..
war.
oe
compieiea
in
live
years.
The
province's
forests
have
!
Deficit
of
Dry
Dock
$117,000
ure
of
our
social
life
depends
nnnn
rpatiznt.inn
that,
wp
are
teen
under
survey
for
some
30
;
n;,ohhnro
nnrt
thot
mllst.
hp
A
wealth
of
Information
was
I
;
years
but
never
as
intensively
j
interested
ln
lne
welfare
of
oth-
!
given
her
listeners
as
lo
the
his
Farewell
to
Young'
Red
Cross
Women
ac
in
tVtp
nraennt
nlant
!
'te
aciiuu
befors
Among
the
wounded
are
Acting
ffts
to
force
"a
quick
Sergt.
William
C.
Beacon,
1st
provincial
embar-
Battalion,
Princess
Patricia
Ca-
f'sh
Columbia's
cm-
nadlan
Light
infantry
of
Oso-
j!st
cattle
from
ail
yoos,
B.C.
and
Pte.
Albert
James
f
;t
are
not
removed
of
the
same
unit.
He
Is
fron
Pen-
tory
of
the
prairies
and
she
re-
OTTAWA
(Special
to
Daily
i
;
ers.
'
I
Teams
will
cruise
about
25.-
finkst
whfat
(
Continued
on
paeo
1
Aumaque
19
'2
Beattic
DuQuesne
45
Bevcourt
100
:
Buffalo
Canadian
,
21
'i
C
M
&
S
35.00
Conwest
3.80
Eldona
26
;
East
Sullivan
8.25
!
Giant
Yellowknife
11.25
God's
Lake
37
Hardrock
14
Harrlcana
.
.13
Heva
12
Joliet
Quebec
k
.42
Little
Long
Lac
.78
Lynx
14
Madscn
Red
Lake
1.88
McKcrizle
Red
Lake
....
.41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.79
Moncta
37
Negus
70
Noranda
79.00
Louvlcourt
29
Pickle
Crow
1.60
San
Antonio
2.45
Senator
Rouyn
184
Sherrltt
Gordon
4.25
Steep
Rock
6.75
Silver
Miller
1.56
Upper
Canada
?
13
Golden
Manitou
6.30
.
s
roorteii
hoi-
tlcton
in
British
Columbia.
000.000
acres
of
forest,
the
de-
j
Mrs
Macpherson
presented
to
partment
expects.
!her
local
audience
of
67
women
Areas
to
be
worked
on
this
an
interesting
and
graphic
pic-year
are
spotted
all
over
Brit-
j
ture
of
the
prairie
provinces
ish
Columbia,
extending
from;
'
which
had
established
their
the
Naas
River
area
to
forests
right
as
a
vital
part
of
the
Co
News
Supplementary
estimates,
tabled
In
Parliament,
proz
vided
$117,000
for
"Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
.
and
shipyard
and
appurtenant
works,"
being
the
deficit
of
the
plant
for
the
year
ending
March
31,
1952.
,
-
-WEATHER-
Robbery
Was
Calm
Affair
luiming
what
steps.1
tiWLsc.
we
can
tako,"
"'ng
said
earlier.
i
F
Minister
David
I
yesterday
from
Vic-the
Alberta
cabinrl.
in
areas
near
Prince
George,
j
minion
since
those
early
days
Kamloops,
Nelson
and
on
to
the
when
It
was
discovered
that
they
Bomb
in
German
j
Premiers
Parcel
MUNICH,
Germany
A
parcel!
addressed
to
Konrad
Adanhauer,
TORONTO
Minister
of
National
Defence
Brook
Claxton
spoke
at
a
dinner
here
last
night
when
six
young
women,
about
to
leave
for
Korea
lo
engage
lu
Red
Cross
Work,
were
farewelled.
They
would
represent
the
mothers
and
sisters
at
home
of
the
men
on
service
i:i
Korea,
the
minister
said.
could
produce
wheat
second
to
i
lower
'mainland
coast.
I
'"mediately
after
Bandits
Took
$500,000
While
Armored
Car
Crew
Sipped
Coffee
I
none
in
the
world.
Only
wheat
:
'
from
parts
of
Russia
was
able
to
j
'
compare.
Saskatchewan,
with
its
'"iKe
rinal
decls-
Synopsis
lopsis
method
it
will
em-
Chancellor
of
West
Germany!
5
10
a
hfioM
u..
,
i
f"
I
spreading
grad-j
JimDSOnS
57(7
i
Clouds
were
Bho
me
uiew
up
in
me
rosi
uiuce
ircic
pie
const.
tiitiu...
.
.
..
.
j
ually
over
the
i
pntirp
entire
province
nrovince
j
.
this
morning
ahead
of
an
active
'
weather
system
developing
off
i
"ucial
""v""'"'y
ioaay.
a
policeman
was
serious
-
Sears
Joining
300,000,000
bushels
this
year,
pro-'
DANVERS,
Mass.
(CP)
Stymie'!
;
duced
in
an
average
year
more
j
ln
their
quest
f0r
clues
to
.the
jv.-hpt
than
all
other
provinces
$681,000
robbery
of
an
armored
combined.
:
truck,
police
and
FBI
agents
are
The
speaker
.
,
dealt
wltn
ec0'
:
.
pushing
the
search
for
an
eye.
witness
t0
theft.
1
iy
nun.
the
coast.
This
disturbance
will
!
.,,
,
I
give
rain
on
the
north
coast
and
;
TORONTO
(CP)
-
Simpsons
j
on
the
south
coast
by
evening,
j
Limited
and
Sears,
Roebuck
&
Showers
will
occur
overnight
q0
are-
considering
some
sort
of
Judge
Hearing
Cigarette
Case
tow
Crash
Kills
70
Eight
Persons
Burn
to
Death
ana
eany
tomorrow
in
me
m-:
,
,
t
noerati0n
in
Canada.
t
1
l
.
.i.....
....
nmolhar
r
Police
said
officers
"cannot
;
find
.
a
soul"
who
saw
the
money
:
taken
Tuesday
from
the
trucA
'
as
it
stood
unguarded
outside
a
dru?
store.
Members
of
the
truck
err
Eight
Dead
in
Arizona
Crash
terlor.
Military
Transport
Overshoots
Runway
With
Disastrous
Result
Simpsons
have
department
mess
i
Two
cases
containing
23,320
will
follow
this
system.
J
cigarettes
were
featured
this
stores
and
mail
order
business
SOMERSET,
Pa.
(CP)
Eight
I
morning
In
evidence
presented
Forecast
!
across
Canada.
.
...
I
hw
th
npnwn
oc
a
r'nnnfv
P.rMil't
,
....
,
,
Li
MOSCOW.
Seventy
persons
TUCSON,
Arizona
(CP)
Eight
ere
having
coffee.
wero
kllinri
in
a
pmsh
nt
a
Mos-i
persons,
six
oi
mem
cnnaren,
"c
-
--"
-
Norm
Coast
Kegion
naiu
sears,
KoeoucK
is
me
Biggest
in
the
airmen
are
feared
to
have
per-
"r
oanaus
parnea.
a
sioun
iishpH
whpn
R-29
bomber
sedan
alongside
the
trucK,
en.
burned
to
death
today
In
"Sta
that
fieW
cow
airport
today.
were
rington
with
h
retaining
.Wen
stolen
n?n..
"Sn-
i
,
OIWWW9
wiiifonv
wiuvcw
Mwv-..
i
.
.
.
.u.'kprp
it
uithnnt.
annawnt.
Hiffi,
A
military
transport
overshot
a
farmhouse
blaze
at
nearby
I
property.
day
Cooler.
Winds
Southeast
i
cra-nea
ana
ournea
new
The
fact
that
thc
two
have
j
"d"-
a
luiiway.
I
RockWOOd.
jckwooa.
IV
pilot
ad
air
'f''Pd
Canadian
&
fliBht
sehed-
i
5lr
EntTn
WallCr
Enulneer
sfir
Alex
""TU,
T
St'
the
Cans
Jto
make
the
Van-
S.
C.
Warman,
a
re-
1
ne
r
eaerai
tsureau
oi
inves-
Killed
Included
31
honor
ain
force
students.
speeciy
trial,
elected
by
l(25),
gusty,
decreasing
to
light
I
b(Jen
ln
negotiation
was
con-
Davis-Mont
Only
Franklin
Whipkey,
10.
Farrington,
is
held
before
Judge
this
evening.
Lows
tonight
and!flrmed
Wednesday
by
the
heads
Wednesday
,e
of
the
seven
children
at
w.
O.
Fulton.
Farrington
had
j,igha
tomorrow-At
Port
Hardy,
"rth
institutions
porter
for
t
the
Tucson
Dally
Citi-1
Bi"n.
saia
me
ponce
cnier.
,nn
ronnrM
fmm
t.hp
srpne
.
tuuioea
mm
siues
oi
me
street
home
at
the
time,
escaped
un-
first
elected
for
jury
trial
and
40
and
45;
Sandspil,
36
and
42;
C.
,L.
Burton,
chairman
of
the
there
were
no
apparent
surviv-
checking
people
who
were
m
board
ard
of
Simpsons,
said
"discus-
j
or,
stores,
but
no
one
was
found
wlvj
Prince
Rupert,
36
and
44.
-TIDES
hurt.
He
Jumped
from
a
win-
then
changed
to
speedy.
dow.
-
Accused
Is
alleged
bv
the
crown
slons
have
taken
place
with
of-
Friday.
March
28.
1952
I
Neighborhood
folks
said
the
;
to
have
had
in
his
possession
the
aaw
(.Lie
Luuuery.
The
truck
driver
and
t;
!
"'ricouv.ii.
.
L.
E.
Cuthbertson.
controller
i
f
Iclals
of
Sears,
Roebuck,
look-
High
2:42
22.4
feet
I
Are
apparently
?v
broke
out
at
-
7
!
'..
cigarettes
November
,
23,
'.
knowing
!
..
.
..
.
.
...
'
nf
rnin,M.
...H..1....V.
n.
in
inoranl
nnsslhle
faint
future
"le8g
and
lPft.
m.
J.
T.
Harvey
left
by
plane
to-
guards
were
questioned
far
into
,
ITS'
house
of
John
Whipkey.
father
''Kelly-Douglas
"co.
Ltd.,
whole-
!
on
today's
plane
for
a
business
developments
in
the
Canadian
!
day
on
a
brief
business
trip
to!
ted
the
night,
before
being
perm.t-
15:17
9:05
21:07
Vancouver.
j
to
go
home.
i'm
the
Sandsplt'Low
1
5.5
feet
1
of
14.
'
salers.
,
tnP
to
Vancouver.
Held.