Search Abandoned For
'Lost Creek’ Prospector
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., {JP)
— British Columbia’s legendary
“Lost Creek Mine” appears to
have claimed another victim.
A mounted police constable and
a veteran guide returned Monday
from a five-day search for Albert
Gaspard, 60-year-old prospector
who entered jungle-like wilder
ness 45 miles north cff here 15
months ago to hunt for the fabled
mine.
Constable John Dowsett and
Guide Stan Zepeskey said they
found no trace of the prospector,
not even signs of a camp.
FOREMOST ASTROPHYSICIST
ON U. OF ALASKA FACULTY
One of America’s foremost sci
entists in the field of astrophys
ics, light of the night sky, zodi
acal light and the physics of gui
ded missiles in the upper atmo
sphere, has been appointed Dir
ector of the Geophysical Institute
at the University of Alaska.
The announcement of the ap
pointment of Dr. Christian Thom
as Elvey of the United States Na
val Ordnance Test Station at Chi
na Lake, Calif., was made recent
ly by Andrew Nerland, president
of the Board of Regents of the
University.
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Bataan Ordeal
SEATTLE, (/P)— Mrs. Eugene
Corder says her husband, a sur
vivor of the Bataan death march,
is in Korea by mistake and she
wants him back.
She told a Post Intelligencer
interviewer yesterday: “I knew
it would happen. He isn’t in con
dition for Army life any more
and never will be. He took too
much while in the service before.”
She said her husband, Cpl. Eu
gene Sturant Corder. 31, weighed
only 80 pounds when freed after
3V£ years as a prisoner of war of
the Japanese.
“He was wounded and had re
ceived 60 percent disability.”
He stayed in the reserves and
was called into •active service
last November.
Mrs. Corder continued:
He was ordered overseas last
February but was hospitalized be
cause of old wounds.
After several months hospitali
zation he was suddenly ordered
overseas and soon was on his way
to Korea. His letters indicate he
French Commissioner Of
Cambodia Assassinated
SAIGON, Indochina, (/P)— The
French commissioner for the In
dochinese state of Cambodia was
stabbed to death by a servant
Monday as he lay sleeping in the
bedroom of his heavily guarded
palace in Pom Penh.
French police announced that
Jean Leon Francois Marie de
Raymond, who had been commis
sioner since 1949, was slain by
Pham Ngoc Lam, a Vietnamese
servant who fled after the crime.
An accomplice—also a servant
of the palace staff—was arrested
last night and confessed details
of the crime, police said.
Thousands of police, French
and Cambodian troops engaged in
a huge manhunt for the assassin.
has seen frontline duty.
She said she has written to
berth the Surgeon General of the
Army and to Hep. Hugh B. Mitch
ell (D-Wash). Mitchell, she said,
replied he had asked that Corder
be given a complete physical ex
amination to determine his physi
cal fitness.
Mitchell and Army sources were
not available for comment.
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