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is A S. he one his 50 72, died will in has Tito. wives is up by a from when the he Falls, of found she in had FOR us 6. 1 1 10 6 8.00 7.00- 9.00 1 THE Dead pilot's mother finds plane INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Min. -Praying her own son wasn't among the victims, an elderly woman tried for three days to notify authorities discovered a burned plane near her wilderness area resort.

But Mrs. Barney worst fears were realized and she was numbed Friday by news her son, Burt, 40, was one of three persons who died in the crash. Authorities at Fort Frances were first notified Thursday that the of charred remains three persons had been the wreckage of the nation) spotted wreckage just inside the Canadian border at Hale. on the Canadian channel of the Kettle river. Bodies Langford, R.

J. 56, of International Falls and May Dutcher, 52, Excelsior, will be flown to. Fort Frances Saturday, Mrs. Langford, 68, and her husband were sitting in their resort Tuesday when they heard their son's plane take off. They noticed a swirl of smoke later and Mrs.

Langford set out to investigate. Her 75-year-old husband was in poor health and unable to get around. She soon spotted the crashed burning, plane because but of was thin unable ice and to returned home. reach the Herb Williams Wednesday homeho, attempted to near the Kettle Falls dam who had a two way radio set. She was foiled when she found a slippery 100-foot board walk over the dam and had to return.

Thursday the elderly lady donned snow shoes and plodded five miles through the woods to reach Williams' home her Williams radioed Fort Frances officials. Fox nad been planning to open a resort next sum er. Mrs. Dutcher, a nurse, had been caring for Fox's invalid wife, Langford operated another resort with his parents. Cause of the crash is not known.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) Rev. Joseph R. Wood, 95, died Wednesday of injuries suffered in a fall. He was one of a pair reputed to be among the oldest twins in the United States.

His brother, Rev. Jerome Wood of Danielson, survives. 6 DAYS-FEB. 1-6 8.30 p.m. at the Regina, EXHIBITION STADIUM ALL NEW ICE THAT SHOW CYCLES! DARES OF 1954 TO BE DIFFERENT featuring LERNER A LOEWE'S 'BRIGADOON' SMASH MUSICAL HIT LOVELY SCOTCH ROMANCE A Highland story of the Quaint Scottish Village that disappears to reappear once each century.

Set to gorgeous music. Thrilling Music Including Hit Parade favorite TE's Almost Like Being In Square," "Come to Me. Bend to Me," "Heather on The and five others. Full Chorus of 50 Voices SEE AND HEAR ALL THIS Sword Dance On Ice Authentic Clan Tartans Traditional Scotch Costumes Highland Dances on Skates Voice Donaid Crisp AM A Obtain Your Tickets Now $1.65, $2.20, $2.75 Tax Included from Gillies Agencies 1931 Hamilton Street, Regina at order by mail--Enclose cheque or money order and stamped selfaddressed envelope. ICE CYCLES OF 1954 A BRIGADOON OF 10 BIO PRODUCTION LEADER- POST.

REGINA, MONDAY, JANUARY, 25, 1954 FOUR Moose Jaw resident -OsMOOSE JAW (Staff), mand Larson Aadland, at his home at 1033 Caribou street W. on Saturday, came to Born in Norway, the United States with parents to Canada 1906, in 1892, moved in residing in the Loreburn district farmed until retiring pohere.hen he came Ur to Moose Jaw where he resided. since He survived by his wife at Moose Jaw, two daughters, Mrs. Henry Pies of Webster, S.D., Mrs. John Olson of Moose Jaw, one son, Ernest, at Loreburn, one sister, Mrs.

Helmer Peterson at brother, Effington, Lars, at Sissetion, S. and three Loroburn Thursday Rev. David. Barsness, officiating. A service will be held in the W.

J. Jones and son funeral chapel on Wednesday at Burial be in the Loreburn cemetery. COLD WORK BETHUNE (Special) -Despite the bitter cold down to zero here this past week, drilling the Socony Oil Drilling Co. by goes on night and day at a site four and a half miles northeast of Bethune, Drilling has only just started on the site. Side roads are filling in these days making travel not too good.

ICE SKATING ARENA RINK EVERY NIGHT, 8 P.M. Admission: 25c Funtime TUESDAY and the Weiterman Freddy Sons Each 9 1-750 Canada's Finest Dance Palace Happy WEDNESDAY Olde Tyme Rangers Modern 8.30-12.30-60c Dancing Each Trianon REBUKED: One of Yugoslavia's four vice-presidents been dropped Con rebuked President Tito in Belgrade. Often considered possible successor to Milovan Dillas recently. storm stirred criticised the "snobbery" of of some high Communists. Public speaking crime deterrent NEW WESTMINSTER, B.

C. (CP) -Public speaking as a deterrent being tried out with measure of success in the British Columbia penitentiary, Warwick C. Angus of Victoria, who specializes in effective speaking, is giving free courses. Each course rung for 15 weeks and 35 prisoners are selected for each term. One man serving a 10-year sentence said: 'The course has made a different man out of me.

Now that I have learned to express myself freely with other people, hav: a different attitude toward life. I'm going to stay out of this place for good when I Mr. Angus said it is still a bit early to ascertain results of the courses, "but I feel confident all inmates will benefit to some GLADYS SWARTHOUT Glamorous Mezzo- Soprano EXHIBITION AUDITORIUM Friday, January 29 8.30 p.m. Reserve seats now on sale GILLIES AGENCIES 1934 Hamilton Street Telephones- 5232- 7713 $3.00 $2.75 $2.20 (including taxi A CELEBRITY CONCERT HEAR Lieut. General A.

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9.00-Black Museum. 9.30-Commy For FBI 10.10 -Today Carnegie In Sport Hall 11.10-Sports 11.15- Hour Of Stars 12.20 After Hours. CHAB-MOOSE JAW 800 kel. Maws: 6.30: 7. 1.30: 10.

A.M. 11.55; 5: 12.30: 1: 10. Desk. 6.00 -Today, 8.30-Denny Vaugn. 8.45 Serenade.

CECK-REGINA 620 kel. News: 5. 6: 8: 10: CRCK-REGINA 620 kel. Nev 6, 8.55: 11; 12; 12.50 4.55: 5, 8: 10; 11. A.M.

6.00 -Hello Sask. -Breakfast Club 7.5-Hello Sask. 8.10 -Lloyd Saunders 6.15-Hello Sask. 9.00-Road of Life 9.15- 9.30-Ken Griffin Laura Ltd 10.00-Keyboard Lucy Capers 10 Music Maestros 10.50-Nancy Vayle l1.45 Happy. Gang 10--Help Hints 11.45-- Mr.

P.M 12.05-- Talk ol Town 12.45-Sportstime 12.50-Charlie Kunz 1.00-Life Beautiful Perkins 30-Pepper Young 1.45-Right to Happiness 2.00 Casino Brown 3.00 3.10 Club Matinee 3.20 Wally Mind? 3.30-Helen Trent 3.5-Our Gal Sunday 4.00 Brave Voyage 4.15-Variety Fair 4.30-Rita Spicer 5.00-Variety Fair. 5.30-Who Am 17 5.55-Sport Digest 6.15 Sundown Serenade 45-Passing Parade 7.00 Variety Fair 1.30-Fun Parade 8.15-Eddie Fisher 8.50-Denny Vaughan 8.45 News Views 8.55 Comic Script 9.00-Scarlet Pimpernel 9.30-Piccadilly 10.15-Today In Sport 10.30-Carnegie Hall 10.45-Shopping Guide. 11.15-Hour Of Stars 12.20-After Hours CKRM-REGINA 080 kel. News: 7. 7.30.

8. 9. 10.55, 11, 12.30. 4 6.30. 9.

10. 6.00-Sunshine Club 6.55-Almanac 1,50 -Johnny Esaw 8.15-Sunshine Club 8.50-Nancy Dale 8.55-M. Q. S. 9.05 Worth Knowing 1.00-Alex Saunders.

130-Children's Hour. 8.00-Opportunity knocks 8.30-Sports 9.00-Take a 9.30 -Press Conferenc 10 15 Sports. 10.30-Crime Club. 11.05-Sports. 11.10-Dick Lillico.

-REGINA 9RE kel. 4.45-Playtime Palace. 5.00-Rip Lawson 5.15-Firefighters. 5.30--980 Melody Club 5.45--980 Melody Club. 1.30 Conservatory 8.00-Opportunity Knocks 8.30-Sports 9.15-Parliament Hill 9.30-Press Conference 10.15-Information 10.30-Platter Palace Sports Palace 11.15-Platter CO, NO REIGN kel.

(Central 6 45, P.M. 5.45-Keyboard Capers. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9.15-Musical Clock 9.30-Kate Aitken. 9.45-Casino. 10.45-Going places 11.00-Bob Hope 11.15-What do you know 11.55-Claire Wallace P.M.

12.05-Keyboard Con. Date. 12.40-Sports. 1.00-Farming Business 1.25--M.Q.S 1.45-Farming Business 2.00-Club Matinee 2.30-Grand Central 3tn. 2.55-Anne Marshall 3.00-Food For nought 3.30-Melody Lane 4.15-Turntable Time 4.30-Playtime Palaca 5.00-Rip Lawson.

5.15-Firefighters 5.30-On Parade 5.45 -Sons of Pioneers. 6.00--980 Melody Club. 7.30-Easy Listening 8.00-Now it can be told 8.30-Concert Hall 9.05-Prov. Affairs 9.30- Return Journey 10.15-Stu Davis. 10.30--C.B.C.

1.30-Platter Palace. 11.40-Dream Path CHAB-MOOSE JATV 6.30, 7.30, 8, 9, News: 10, 10.55, 12, 1 1.03. 1..30, 4. 5. 10.

11.30 12. 3, 6.35 -Sask. Vakes Up. 7.05-Farm Report. 8.30 -Dick Lillico.

9.05-Friendship Corner. 9.30 -Dick Lillico. 10.15-Tabernacle 10.30-Gospel Singer 10.45-Homemaker Quiz. 11.00-Bob Hope. Join Us 11.30-Gabriel Heater 11.45-Janz Quartet.

12.05-J. D. Ranch Boys P.M 12 20-Sports. 12.40-Bulletin Board Hollywood. 2.00-School Broadcast 2.30 -Grand Central Stn.

2.55-Anne Marshall. .05 Hillbillies. 30-Mailbag. 5.30-Today's Tops 45-The Parade, 5 50-Sports Desk. 6.00 -Today.

6.30-Denny Vaughn 6.45-Serenade AGE AND DEEN by BRUCE MET: River. 1,43, 4.28, 7.13, Thy Neighbor's Wife, 3.00, 3.45, 10.03. 8.35. Last CAPITOL: "The Robe," 1.15, 3.55, 6.35, complete show 8.35, 9.15. Last complete show 9.05.

4.25, ROXY: "Angel 1.00, 8.10. "Story of Three 2.20, 6.00, Last plete show 8.02. The 5.30, 8.33. "Naked 6.54, NORTOWN: "Tarzan and Devil, 9.54. Last complete show 8.33.

1.05, BROAF 3.40. 6.10. 9.00. "Target Gunsmoke." Hong 2.15, Kong, 4.50, 7.20. 10.10.

Last complete show 9.00. An unusual picture which unfolds three separate love stories, "The Story of Three Loves" is now on at the Roxy theatre. In the cast of the Technicolor production are Pier Angeli, Ethel Leslie Caron, Kirk Barrymore, Farley Granger, James Mason, Moira Shearer, Agnes Moorhead and Zsa Zsa Gabor. The (second feature is with "Angel Robert Face, a suspense drama Mitchum and Jean Simmons starred. Mona Freeman and bert Marshall are in the cast.

Alan Ladd's considering a gangster role as a change of pace. The subject he likes 15 Alexander Korda's "Forty Five." story of a U. S. mobster hiding out in British village. Maurice Chevalier will sit in with Hollywood writers on1 the of his film biography, plotting, From 111 which Danny Kaye will play the lead, Joseph Biggs passes at 71 MOOSE JAW (Staff).

Charles Biggs, 71, of 958 Hochelaga street died in a local hospital on Saturday. Born in England, he came to Canada in 1914, taking up residence in the Buttress district, moving to Moose Jaw In 1916 where he since resided. He was an employee of the City of Moose Jaw in the water and sewer department for 28 years. He also operated a dairy farm. Predeceased by a daughter in 1921.

he is survived by his A one son, Charles of Moose Jaw. three brothers and a sister in England, and one grand-daughter. Funeral service will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the W. J.

Jones and son funeral chapel, Archdeacon S. Williams officiating. Burial will follow in the Rosedale cemetery, Trustees elected ALAMEDA (Special) The electors of the Town of Alameda chose Mrs. Stan Young and Mrs. Grant Young as trustees for Ala.

meda school board on Jan. 20. The election was called at this time when nominations in December failed to produce any candidates. Trans-polar air flights scheduled EDMONTON (CP) Transpolar passenger flights between Stockholm to Los Angeles, will start within a few months after the governments concerned reach agreement, John S. Anderson, North operations manager Scandinavian Airlines System said here Friday.

Mr. Anderson arrived aboard a four- engined Douglas ing the third of a series of pioneer flights from the U. S. west coast to Scandinavia, The plane--the "Gorm Viking" from Los Angeles, via Calgary, was! to leave Edmonton tonight. West Eight in Grecaland, and Stockholm.

Inauguration of passenger flights from Scandinavia to Los. Angeles will depend on whether the governments of Canada, United and Scandinavia can reach agreement, said Mr. Anderson. The entire trip one way would take about 24 hours. Alta.

town has no heat BLAIRMORE, Alta. (CP)-Residents of this Crow's Nest Pass area coal mining town were without any heat for two hours in subzero weather following a fire which destroyed the boiler room of the West Canadien Greenhill mine. The boiler room served as a central heating plant for schools. homes and a business block in the Rocky mountain town. With the normal heat supply cut off by the fire, residents turned on electrical appliances to heat their homes and the overload blew the main fuses.

Electricians worked two hours in the bitter cold to make repairs. No accurate estimate of damage done by the fire has been made but it was, expected to run into hundreds thousands of dollars. The ruins of the boiler room are sheathed in ice up to a foot thick. A temporary boiler is being installed to provide heat for buildings. Meanwhile, families without heat in their homes are being sheltered by neighbors.

The fire forced a closure of mine operations, idling 350 men. Mine officials said no date has been set for re-opening the mine. Blairmore is about 100 miles southwest of Calgary. Plans completed HUDSON BAY (Special) Plans were completed for local oratory contest eliminations to be held in Hudson Bay Feb. 6, when the Hudson Bay local met here recently.

Eligible to compete will be students from Hudson Bay, Clemenceau, Reserve, Erwood and Prai. rie River town and rural schools. Named to the committee in charge of arrangements were Mrs. R. Robinson, Miss Aurora Parchewsky, Mrs.

Mary Phelan, Tony Nickel, Herschel Howell. POWDER DivER 20 TECHNICOLOR Starring RORY CALHOUN CORINNE CALVET CAMERON MITCHELL "Thy HIT Neighbor's NO, 2 Wife" METO (ADULT) PHONE 7755 STARTING TOMORROW! ROUGH! TERRIFIC! TOUGH! Mystery! A New SHIRLEY TREVOR POWELL MY "MURDER, GREATEST SHE ARMY IN OF 'Target Hong "Gun Smoke" in Only! (ADULT) O'BRIEN Today BATTALION" EDMUND EARTH Broadway Blackstone's unscheduled disappearance TORONTO (CP) Blackstone, the magician, did an unplanned disappearing act Friday from the program of tonight's CBC TV show, "The Big Revue." A member of the American, Guild of Variety Artists (AFL), Blackstone was caught in the crossfire af dispute between AGVA and the American Federation of Musicians (AFL-TLC), His eight-minute spot on the show disappeared after the must- cians' union is reported to have told producer Don Hudson they work with a member of AGVA." Blackstone was not available for comment. -OsMOOSE 6.00-- Serenade. 6.45-Sage Riders. 1.00-La George Do It.

1.30-Christmas Greetings Revival Hour. 8.30-Alian Jones. 9.00-Opportunity. 9.30-Sports Roundup. 15 -Canada at Work.

10.30-Press Conference. 11.15-Hour of Stars. -WATROUS 540 kel. News 45: 8: al: 12.5% M. 5.00-Music Program 5.15-Maxine Ware.

5.30-Thuderbird Curse 6.15-Int. Commentary whide. Theatre R.15-News Roundup. Reports -Chez Nous. 11.30-Don Messer.

26. Het 7.30-Wierd Circle 8.00-Boston Blackie 5.30-Concert Hall 9.00-Cancer Show 9.30-- As Children See 10.15-Sport 10.30 -CBC Symphony CJGX-YORKTON 940 kel. News: 6: 1: 7.30; 8.40 10: 12.44: 4: 4: 6.15: 1P 11.30 A.M. 6.05-Early Birds, 6.15-Farm Broadcast. 7.10-Swap Shop.

1.20-F. Board Up. Smile. 8.05-Sports 8.15- Wake Up. Smile.

9.00-- Peace Chimes. 9.15-- Hope for Ladies. 9.30-Ranchouse 9.55-MQS 10.20-Primrose Platter. 11.00-Casino 11.30-Homebakers Quiz P.M. 12.00-Noon Hour.

12.20 Workshop -Farme Frolics. 1.15-Harvest Harmony, 1.30-Hour of Stars. Sunshine Boy, 2.15-Cowboy Corner. 2.30-- MQ5 2.45-Cowboy Corner. 3.00 School Broadcast.

3.30-Double or Nothing. 3.55-Anna Marshall. 4.05-Letterbox. 5.00-Hour of Stars. 5.30-Wild Bill Hickeck.

6.00-Supper Serenade. 7.00-Crime Club 7.30 Symphony 9.00. Pub, Buercau 9.15 Shep Fields. 9.30-- Hit Parade. 10.15-Prov Affairs.

11.15-Club 940. CBK-WATROUS 540 kel. 5.00-Musio Program Potts 5.30-Alice in Orch. 5, 3-Storyteller 30- -The Lennicks 7.30-Public Eeye 8.15 News Roundup 8.30-Leichester Square 9.00-Aultaussee Village 9.15-Salute to India 9.30-20 Questions 10.00-Mr. Showbusiness.

10.30- Vane. Theatre 11.15-Four Gentlemen Stanley Billan MOOSE JAW (Staff) -Stanley Billan, 46, of 927 Lillooet street, died in a local hospital on Sunday. Born in Poland, he had been in Moose Jaw for 10 years, the province 22 years, and Canada for 32 years. He is survived by his wife at Moose Jaw, one daughter, Mrs. Jean Ambrose of Moose Jaw, two sons, Edward and Clifford, both of Moose and his father, Fred, of Winnipeg, three sisters, Mrs.

N. Fedyk at Mossbank, Mrs. Mary Bozenski, and Mrs. J. Matzak of Philadelphia, Penn.

Three brothers, Michael and Joe, at Toronto and Peter at Winnipeg. Broadfoot funeral chapel in charge of arrangements. FISH FOOD One quart of sea water may contain as many as 100,000 plankton, the microscopic organism on which fishes feed. to HELD OVER! SECOND WEEK (GENERAL) Nothing you have ever seen in any theatre will match the scope, the spectacle, the Century power of The. TECHNICOLOR GLASSES! SEE WITHOUT CAPITOLS ENGAGEMENT ONLY YOU p.m.

p.m. 650 506 2 p.m. 6 p.m. (Sat, p.m.) $1.00 Children 350 Students 156 After 6 p.m. (Sat.

5 p.m.) $1.25 Children Students 156 DOORS OPEN 12:45 P.M. 30 HE FOR REVOLT! RICHEST WILDEST A FOUGHT NATION'S PRIZE ITS WINGS RE HAWK TECHNICOLOR VAN HEFLIN: JULIA ADAMS ABBE LANE (GENERAL) EXTRA! TODAY THE FAMILY THEATRE See Woody Woodpecker In 3D RE GUM SHOES PERFECTLY AIR CONDITIONE7T Warner Pathe News FOR FOUR COMFORT TODAY! At the mercy of the jungle and each other! Glenn ANN SHERIDAN FORD Co-Starring ZACHARY SCOTT APPOINTMENT IN HONDURAS I color TECHNICOLOR. (ADULT) Cutie KING OF CLUBS COLOR CARTOON GRAND TOWER OF DESTINY Visit Our Modern Coffee Bar TODAY ONLY NORTOWNI NAKED SPUR TARZAN AND THE PASQUA DEWDNEY SHE DEVIL STARTS TUES. Arthur Rank presents the thrilling picture filmed in Africa of man against man, animal against animal. Keith Larsen Dinah Sheridan In (ADULT) IVORY HUNTERS in 1 Technicolor HIT NO.

2 The story of crime, passion and intrigue encountered by an American when he returned to Germany met an irresistible girl of the underworld. GENE PIER KELLY ANGELI Devil Makes Three TODAY ROXY TUES. AND Twelfth and Broad St. The fascinating body of a dancer, the alluring lies of a French governess, the enchanting beauty of a street waif set three men's hearts afire. PIER KIRK Angeli Douglas Caron.

Mason in Story of Three Loves In TECHNICOLOR HIT NO. 2 With lips she kissed him into love with lies she lead him into a fatal trap. ROBERT JEAN Mitchum Simmons in (ADULT) ANGEL FACE.