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Skipper Defies Old Omen of the Sea.

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) HALIFAX, May ll—It's sea tra- dition that a woman aboard a Windship is bad luck. Any salt will tell you that. And he'll tell you, too, oi the ships that have gone down because a skipper tempted fate and took a woman to sea.

But sea fever has gripped Mar- ion Young, and perhaps Captain Angus Walters isn't so very super- stitious anyway. So Miss Young will be leaving her telephone switchboard behind and sailing out with the Bluenose for a voyage across 3,000 miles of ocean.

When Bluenose sets out for her barnstorming wur oi Great Britain it will be the start of 17-year-old Miss, Young's second hitch on the racing banker. She signed on as stewardess here in i933 and sailed up to the Great Lakes on Blue- nose's first trip into fresh water.

Ill-luck sailed with the Bluenose too on that voyage. She had not yet left Halifax harbor when she came within a whiskers breadth oi piling up on the “Blind Sisters" rocks. Off Canso, a howling gale drove her into a lee shore, and it took all Captain Angus’ skill and every whit of the sailing wifnbe , in Bl to haul her ofi by s bare ship's length. More than that. the whole venture was s financial fsllure, and Captain Angus csme back to wane: vowing Toronto had seen the last of hilnseli and his sailing queen. But t0 Captain Walters’ mind, that was all in the chance oi the sea. when Miss Young stepped sbosrd Biuenose today she got s reel woman's welcome aboard the , For Bluenoses men know bersssgoodssllonsgoodship- mate. “Anyone who can turn up for breakfast every morning has to be s good sailor," the skipper . summed it up ‘ night.

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tlon at sea on a schooner making her first crossing wouldn't per- haps be the most pleasant in the world for a young landswoman.

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And so tomorrow morning, ii the wind favors Bluenose, Miss Young will forget her numbers and step aboard the banker for the long run to Plymouth. But many s. shake of the head will follow as old salts watch the beau- tiful craft wing out into the misty Atlantic-and into the face of the sea gods.

Indian Describes Visit to Heaven

(By The Canadian Press)

EDMONTON. Msy il-l-leaven is s wonderful place where everybody is happy and none want to leave according to two men in widely separated parts oi the world who assert they have been there while supposedly dead. .

John Pucker-lug of Arley, England. whose heart stopped beating ior 4 1-2 minutes lest February while undergoing sn operation, reported. when revived. he had gone to

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and he regretted coming back. Nathanfel Sunday, Good Fish Lake Indian. recounts he went to Valhalla and was talking with Jesus Christ after an accident when he wn a led. He told his story to N. Jabpolsky, oldtime resident oi the Spedden district, in Alberta. Jampolsky's account oi Sunday's narrative follows:

“I was then a boy, l7 years of age. I was given a young pony snd as I mounted it ‘ ’ and I fell. I found myself on -a straight

distance. ‘rhere were wide fields oi green grass and beautiful mead- owlands on either side oi the road. There stood a man all dressed in white. I walked toward him.

“l-ie shook his head. ‘Not yet, not yet,’ he said. ‘Your time has not come yet; you must go back homo: you will live many more years.‘ Then he pointed with his finger in- to the valley on the other side. I saw many grand buildings. like ﬁsaiiaedrsls. It was s largo city oi

“What's that?‘ I asked the man in while. "II-rat's the City of God. he said. ‘I will take you there when you die and come to Me.’ Now you must go beck. Come, I'll walk down the hill with you.‘

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Fall of Batoche Ended Rebellion

By Herbert Honey Canadian Press Staff Writer BATOGHE. Sash, May ll—(C.P.) this peaceful farm communit- suggests "Sleepy l-lollo " to the visitor rather than an nmphithoat for stirring deeds of men who loomed large in" the history oi Canada. It was here. however. 50

years aso today. that the tensoles of Metis dlsconte were clipped ss they rea “ ‘ out to encompass the west in revolt. ' Entrenehed slong the ridges of hills that shelter Baioche, on May ll. 18$, General Sir Frederick Middleton's Northwest Field Force presented armed interference to Louie Mel's plans for s provisional government in l. native Northwest.

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Eebel fire wse the signal lod all advance along a iront s mile and one-half long. In a hula circlins movement rebel rifle pits were emptied by eniillde fire. The Metis ﬂed and were pursued through tho settlement. When darkness felt the citadel of Riel was deserted. Gabriel Dumont. mighty buffalo hunter and other lesser leaders in the uprising. escaped ecmsl the international border-line.

Riel was picked up three dare later. listless, wlthou a cost and with his moccasins torn to shreds. he presented a m» picture u he was led info coma "I! 91"“ under sin-rd to swsit trial.‘ The gimp sgsinat Mm W“: ‘$1M moved and seduced W I'M Inﬁll‘ tlon of the Devil as s false traitor against the Queen!‘

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