New Low Fare
Vancouver-London
VANCOUVER, B.C., Cana
dian Pacific Airlines announced
yesterday it plans to introduce
“the , lowest regular year-round
fare ever available for flights be
tween North America and Europe.”
The new polar route between
Vancouver and London is sched
uled to begin April 1.
High density seating, along with
simple meals* and “the removal of
all frills” would enable the air
line to offer the reduced fare of
$351 from Vancouver to London.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
HAS APPENDIX OUT
HOLLYWOOD, ‘ W—Elizabeth
Taylor is reported to be recover
ing nicely from an appendectomy.
The actress underwent surgery
yesterday at Cedars of Lebanon
Hospital.
She suffered several appendi
citis attacks on a recent trip over
seas with her husband, Mike Todd.
CANADIAN DOLLAR DOWN
NEW YORK, (#>—The Canadian
dollar slipped to its lowest price
of the year in New York today.
The Canadian dollar was quoted
at $1.01 31/32 in terms of U.S.
money.
Recent declines on the Canadi
an dollar have been attributed to
a slowdown in the rate of busi
ness expansion in the dominion
and a lessening of demand for
new capital.
RARE HIGHWAY DEATH
CRESSONA. Pa., UJ—Myron F.
Moyer, 62, became this communi
ty’s first highwtay fatality in 13
years. His car skidded on ice and
into a truck yesterday. Cressona
has a population of 1,700.
Dodgers Havings
Ups and Downs
Finding Ball Park
PASADENA, Calif,, UP>—'Will
Walter O’Malley and his band of
harrassed Gypsies find just an
other heartbreak in their quest
for the famed Rose Bowl?
Or will the Pasadena city fath
ers*, as they indicated in yester
day’s episode, roll out the red car
pet for O’Malley and his Los An
geles Dodgers?
Is there any chance that O’Mal
ley and the Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum Commission will work
out their problems for that stadi
um, including the beer concession,
sion? .
Tune in later for another thrill
ing chapter in “Just Plain O’Mal
ley,”—true life story of a man’s
search for a diamond surrounded
by lots of customers.”
A ray of hope was shed on the
Dodger’s soap opera-like search
for a place to play when the Pas
adena Board of City Directors
voted 6-<l to enter into negotia
tions with the ball club for use of
the Rose Bowl for the 1958-59
season.
A referendum petition stymied
the Dodger’s real estate deal with
Los Angeles for a stadium site in
Chavez Ravine. The issue will be
voted on at the Los Angeles mu
nicipal election in June.
| The Rose Bowl and the Colise
um are about 15 miles apart, the
Bowl being 10 miles north of
downtown L.A. and the Coliseum
about 5 miles south. The Chavez
Ravine site is only about lVz miles
northwest of downtown L.A.
Sitka to Seek
$6,000,000 Airport
ANCHORAGE, UP)—President
Frank Richards of the Sitka
Chamber of Commerce said here
Monday Sitka will seek a $6 mil
lion congressional appropriation
for an airport. At present Sitka is
served only by amphibious planes.
Richards said the proposed air
port would be constructed about
IVt miles from the city limits at
Halibut Point. Construction of a
6,500-foot runway and other fa
cilities have been endorsed by the
Navy, he added.
Richards said the recent influx
of construction workers for the
Sitka pulp mill has increased air
traffic by almost 100 percent.
He pointed out that in 1956
there were 16,000 air passengers
in and out of Sitka. So far this
year, he said, there have been
35,000 passengers—'all of whom
traveled by float planes.
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SEA MYSTERY
fCZZLES CREW OF
BRITISH TRAWLER
FLEETWOOD, England, Gfl—
! Crew members of the 595-ton
trawler EUla Hewett returned to
their home port yesterday shaking
their heads over a sea mystery.
They said while cruising in the
Irish Sea recently a great flash lit
the sky around their vessel. Then
they said they noticed the trawl
er’s white painted bridge turning
pink.
“This is no seamen’s tale,” said
57-year-old skipper Fred Suttpn.
“The bridge was definitely pink
the morning after the flash oc
curred while we were on passage
between the Isle of Man and Scot- j
land. But 30 hours later it was j
white again. I don’t know the an- I
swer.” I
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