"FEBRUARY 3, 1951 . ' K THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PAGE THIRTEEN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MRS. BEATRICE LAMBERT 
     
     Two men were seriously injured 
     
     and -37-year-old Mrs. Beatrice 
     
     Lambert of Hamilton. Ont.. mother 
     
     of four daugihters, was killed in- 
     
     stantly when the stolen car in 
     
     which the three were riding ram- 
     
     med a three-ton truck in Hamil- 
     
     ton, overturning the truck and 
     
     wrecking the car. Since they 
     
     havenlt determined which man was 
     
     driving. police have charged both 
     
     with car theft and have placed 
     
     guards at hospital. 
     
     ichief justices, active today. are Ruer, chief justice of Ptihe hint-ii Ci Erarson.(;rea:Ll1'e1;!OLBWMf0lx:Y 
     
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     seen standing under By painting of f;)rtIm:.y-l:g:l,erl:1r)nofDzgi;-maria; Hon. nee Jp Ry Cartwright supreme 
     
     chief justices of 0nl8lil0.fl'0m 184!) R. S. Robertson, chief justice of con” 01 Canada and Han, Jumw 
     
     to 1855- Included in meetim held Ontario; Rt. Hon. Tlhibaudeaii J. C. Cameron. exohnquer court 
     
     'u Toronto. were: Hon. J. C. Mc- Rinfrct chief iuslice 01 Canada? ff Camua" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MAC TOURS FRONT - Gen. Btih Army and Lt Col Anbhony " ' " ' I ' I 
     
     Douglas MacArthur tour: the Ko- 5l0fy (right, rear), Gm, Mac. A citize-ns' bucket brigade and joining bakery in Castlcton, 3 
     
     ram battlefront near Suwoii with A””lur'5 P”0t- UN. forces threw fire equipmenrc lrom tive riei8lYb01" ""195 somhwest ct Campb”-m"d' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lt. Ge . . H V 8. series of liard nu h . t u . . . . . .. Ont. For av time the fire threaten- 
     
     . n Matthcw Ridnwmv (left, Communists in n "0 "S H a ..le mg municipalities were rcquiicd ed Mm nmwn  mNm” section as 
     
    

    
     re”) comma d rthward dine . . . . ,ed 
     
     - n ms general or the toward the Seoul sector. to fight A time which destmi I the village before it was tvrourhi 
     
    
   
   
    
     turnip processing factory and Ad- under control. 
     
    
   
   
    
                  
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     CARL FAIIIOW 
     
    
   
   
    
     Following l'ellT6.l'I1el'lt three 
     
     months ago of Iormer head of po- 3 
     
     lice department. Inspector Carl 
     
     Farrow of the Ontario provincial 
     
     Police at Petenboro. 0nt., has been 
     
     named Windsor's new chief law- 
     
     enforcer. Born in Cowansvllle, 
     
     Que., the 49-year-old former mem- 
     
     ber of the Canadian army served 
     
    

    
     I in the Arctic for two years with 
     
     . p the R.C.M.P. before joining the 
     
      i .1 provincial police force in 1927. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ade held recently there. Here Iem- While most of Ontario has. been laccburg. 0iit.. have been sunbam- erxgmgmenlts 22:11:;  tbheignlag  
     
    
   
   
    
     inine members of band are seen shivering and shaking in first cold ing on sunny beaches of St.Peter.I- soumwestem Ontario. He served 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     being given 3 few pointers on the . . . . . b   Fl . I H mg bamfs Eppelp . . . H - . ' 
     
     art of Wm” Skiing during their spell to grip province this winwtelr, ui"Ll.. ltlieonilglivql of states pa" in Windsor as a probationary con- "E osgfglrgokercgiaticton, dlfltinistar Dire jet: fighter escort. seentaibove Trenton. Onrta,-gg; 7;, A V;,m.M' 
     
     VJ-5”. momibcis of kiltic band tiom a - ants in . r name when that cm, was district . ,n y tisi or . as (they zlavnked mo aircraft. M(,m,,...,,l; L. 5x,m.,.' Mi(Ml,,mn. 
     
    
   
   
    
     t'. A. F. stiitinn at Oh.'it'iium, N.B. Pilots included G G 
     
    
   
   
    
     W headquarters for No. 1 division. His Dakota was given A van-,. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ireland, N. S. and P. Brotlcur, Do;-that, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     COVER BOYS - A machine gun 
     
     CTCW covers the advance ot I 
     
     oatrol seeking out the enemy in 
     
    
   
   
    
     sJtTih”i&6r'6h."'”'Uii"'ior?E?k2-pt (Ir? 'i-irhlnods. "mhEno' -by 'NEA-Al-me 
     
     a slow advance on several parts niK”' pli0l()LZrr'Iipllt'r Ed Hoffman.) - 
     
     of the front, without encountering p 'mnwg 1 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     lnioyhll a respite from their troyer Cayuga, display his culln- peg, willlsoon be unwed from 
     
    
   
   
    
     . ,. . , . , - . - . Besides participating in bombin" ant, from Royta1N -M, 3; 
     
     ll  rill t 3 WV: . : , - duties. three hungry tars are seen ary art. The sailors. G. Sinclair (a:cW:I'duty In Roman w””'5 as of strategic facets. the three Cannf ed up srrhm-hh-agtur-?;;:g hgvet 
     
     . :.. j,  . A . -. . p - ' watching R0. Stanley James. of la", 0' Edmonton: H. mm M Rh Ivan: i:r(:mdL;:l;i;ciify;t:(ii ;":'IllIl:;1n Zzwill dmtn dchstroycrs pat;-olliniz Km...;iii siric of Siam: dui-int; rescue mis- 
     
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       ,Victnria. B.C., ohict cook on des- gina. and M. Rallcllfll, of Winni- take over their ship's patrol. cum madcvliafsxt-la.ClIcJi:1cwit   nn":.Y(:v I.m)':rt.b-gulfcuzlgg 
     
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     tW0ndOrln'( when to - Iver-his 000 (IN which threatened. for n to surrounding bulldi.ngs.HI.n-Ipered 
     
     mill. Dostmnn nabm rrecmn I6 time, whole city block. including by fut-forming Ice and by minke. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     lun nu-veymg my "mum of one me city hall at St. Thomas, Qntr it took city's 26 firemen and live gopklng more like a scene from Longueuil. . Que. whrrc hulidruls ' rivtr caused the water to rise 20 siblc tn strrp from a boat nn In the 
     
     ' of two Itoru which was gutted. Worst lire in 50 year: began in on from nearby London five hours to Venice, Italy. where normal travel of citizen; look to rowbocus .:r- feet above normal. In some parts roofs ct houses. The watrr is -o- 
     
     clong wlth..Muon'tc hm. b, "00, electrical store and soon spread extinguish blaze. is done by gondql. is this shot 0! in ice Jilms in izhc St. Lawrence ot the Montreal suburb it was pug. gnu;-,3 new as ice Jams give Wm