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VANCOUVER SUN: Friday, June 25, 1954 Reds Will Free Canadian Pilot Montreal Flier 'Alive and Well' Chinese at Geneva Tell Ottawa OTTAWA, June 25-(CP)Kenzie of Montreal, an RCAF in December, 1952 is alive by the Chinese Communists, SQD. L.DR. A. R. MacKENZIE alive and well WESTMINSTER CITY MARKET Walnuts, lb.

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Buttermilk Daffodils, doz. VEGETABLES Asparagus, 2 FRUIT box A. R. Macpilot shot down in Korea and well and will be released the External Affairs Department announced 1 today. The pilot was shot down December 5, 1952, and taken prisoner by the Communists while serving with the United States Air Force in Korea.

The action took place northeast of Sinuiju in North Korea, not far from the Yalu River boundary with Manchuria. The department said no one saw his plane or parachute land. However, subsequent reports from repatriated prisoners-of-war indicated that he had been taken prisoner and had been seen in a prisoner-ofwar camp. He was not repatriated in the main exchange of prisoners-ofwar which took place in September, 1953, and efforts were later made without success 10 determine if he was being held by the Communists. During the Geneva conference the Canadian delegation approached the Chinese Communist delegation informally in an effort to obtain information about him.

As a result of these discussions, the Canadian delegation was informed June: 17 that he is "alive and well" and that he will be released. The department said it has not yet received word on the exact date of the release. L. G. Cutts, Ex-Alberta Writer, Dies Funeral service was held Monday for Leonard George Cutts, 58 of 1170 Bidwell, veteran of two wars and former Alberta newspaperman, who died Thursday.

Cutts was on the Vancouver staff of the Department of Veterans Affairs from 1944 to 1946 when ill health forced his retirement. A native of London, England, he served in France with the British Army in First World War and was severely wounded in the Battle of the Somme. He entered the newspaper business as Medicine Hat manager and bureau chief for the Calgary Albertan, a post he held until he joined the RCAF in 1941. Cutts was adjutant overseas with No. 412 Fighter Squadron.

He was discharged on medical grounds in December 1944. In Alberta he was active for. many years in the Canadian Legion. Surviving are his wife, the former Jean Russell McGown a native of Glasgow, Scotland; two sons, Kenneth of Calgary and Ernest of Vancouver; two sisters, Mrs. Alice Stevens of Vancouver and Mrs.

Magnus Burns of Peers, Alberta; and two brothers, Leslie and Ernest Cutts, both of Saskatoon. Rites were conducted in Mount Pleasant Chapel, by Rev. F. A. Ramsey, Anglican padre at Shaughnessy Hospital.

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