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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
18,
1951
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,
Stan
Daoisii
Ira
Wtarii
SNOW
OF
WINTER
BIGGEST
111
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tr
mm
TRAGEDY
OF
TUNDRA
Four
Persons
Frozen
To
Death
After
Crash
Of
Plane
In
North
CORDOVA,
Alaska
(CP)
Four
persons
were
found
frozen
to
denth
yesterday
in
the
cabin
of
a
Cordova
Air
Service
transport
which
crash-landed
on
Copper
River
flatt
32
miles
northeast
of
here.
A
rescue
party,
which
was
flown
to
the
scene,
found
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
hurricane
which
raked
the
sea
lanes
and
coastal
terrain
of
the
,lower
British
Columbia
coast
and
Vancouver
Island
yesterday
with
the
greatest
fury
unleashed
in
17
years
woundun
the
bodies.
today
in
the
heaviest
snowfall
Vancouver
has
had
this
winter.
There
was
ten
inches
of
snow
in
upper
areas
and
city
crews
were
busy
clearing
the
snow
and
sanding
the
streets
to
keep
traffic
moving.
,
,.
.,
.
..
a,
.-M.
n
.;
The
dead
are
identified
as
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
R.
Dyson
of
Albany,
Oregon;
Fena
Ekemo
and
Ernie
Cruz,
both
of
Cordova.
Bus
Richardson,
the
pilot,
did
everything
possible
for
the
comfort
of
the
passengers
after
making
a
forced
landing
when
he
became
lost
during
a
snowstorm
Sunday.
The
city
of
Victoria
was
smack
in
the
centre
of
yesterday's
storm
although
the
wind
hit
from
southern
Oregon
to
far
up
the
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
A
fisherman
.was
drowned
in
ORNATIQNAL
WEDDING
Pte.
Raymond
Lapointe
of
Ottawa,
mber
of
the
Canadian
Special
Force
advance
party,
married
dish
nurse.
It.
Gulli
Gunnarson
of
Gothenburg,
on
Christ-Eve.
A
few
days
later
the
bridegroom
returned
to
Fort
lis,
Wash.,
with
the
rest
of
the
advance
Dartv.
Mrs.
LaDointe
Oregon
but
there
were
no
storm
BULLETINS
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-
NEW
WESTERN
NOTE
LONDON
Western
Powers
ore
sending
a
new
note
this
week
to
Moscow
on
the
subject
of
a
possible
Four
Power
conference.
It
will
agree
with
Russia
that
Germany
is
the
principal
problem
but
will
still
propose
a
wide
range
of
other
subjects.
FRENCH
RADIO
STATIONS
,
OTTAWA
The
Board
of
Governors
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
today
approved
licences
for
French-speaking
radio
broadcasting
stations
in
Saskatoon
and
Graveibourg.
,
SIOUX
DUE
FEBRUARY
4
'
ESQUIMAU
H.M.C.S.
Sioux
is
due
back
in
Esquimalt
February
4
from
Korean
waters,
being
now
on
her
way
home
after
being
relieved
by
the
Noorka.
The
Cayuga
and
Athabaskan
will
be
returning
in
the
spring.
day
with
the
Swedish
Red
Cross
unit
in
Korea
until
Feb.
4.
will
then
return
to
her
home
until
arrangements
can
be
for
her
to
come
to
Canada.
This
Army
photo
shows
the
"Bad
Man"
Gives
up
Desperado
Surrenders
TIA
JUANA,
Mexico
P
William
E.
Cook
jr.,
23-year-old
Missouri
desperado,
suspected
of
killing
eight
persons,
surrendered
without
resistance
to
Mexican
police
yesterday.
Second
Div.
Quits
Vonju
By
WILLIAM
BARNARD
WITH
U.S.
SECOND
DIVISION,
Korea
(API
Elements
of
the
American
Second
Division
have
pulled
back
from
the
secto.-of
Wonju
on
the
central
Korea.!
front.
Units
of
the
division
had
advanced
100
yards
closer
to
the
vital
communications
hub
from
the
south
against
a
determined
Communist
Korean
counter-attack.
Wonju
was
taken
by
the
Reds
last
Monday
after
a
bitter
rearguard
action
by
UN
forces.
The
situation
in
"the
mountain
corridor
south
of
Wonju
Is
reported
confused.
y
couple
just
before
Lapointe's
departure.
(CP
PHOTO)
f.
armer
Weather
In
Enoland
deaths
in
British
Columbia.
For
three
hours
in
Victoria
the
wind
howled
southwestward
at
more
than
70
miles
an
hour
guests
of
74
were
the
maximum
in
a
tree-snapping,
chimney-toppling
spree.
The
weather
office
said-
that
these
speeds,
like
64-miles-an-hour
gusts
in
Vancouver,
were
the
highest
recorded
here
since
the
winter
of
1934.
Damage
estimates
were
beginning
to
trickle
in
today
from
the
storm-pounded
areas.
The
groggy
British
Columbia
capital
Canadians
Are
Living
Longer
OTTAWA
0
Improvements
in
health
services
in
the
past
half
century
have
increased
the
life
expectancy
of
Canadians
by
20
years,
the
Federal
Health
Department
said
today
in
its
annual
report.
Virtually
at
the
same
time
five
bodies,
identified
as
members
of
lomises
Epidemic
Relief
LONDON
(CP)-A
lull
since
the
week-end
gave
I
today
that
warmer
weather
has
helped
stem
one
the
Carl
Mosser
family,
whom
Cook
is
charged
with
murdering
were
recovered
from
an
aban
doned
mine
shaft
near
Joplin
The
pulling
out
of
the
Wonju
j
So
worst
'flu
epidemics
in
the
history
of
the
Brit-
Missouri,
the
bad
man's
home
of
Victoria
tentatively
set
its
damage
figure
at
$75,000
and
likely
it
will
go
higher.
Residents
were
knocked
to
the
streets.
About
30
were
Injured
in
this
manner
in
Victoria..,
New
Powers
for
Fish
Commission
wedge
came
alter
me
Aiueai
forces
had
held
off
massed
North
Korean
attacks
for
sixteen
days.
Artillery
barrages
and
punishing
air
strikes
covered
the
withdrawal
to
a
new
defence
line.
Three
Months,
les.
There
were
also
no
new
cases
reported
in
threak
of
smallpox
in
the
Brighton
area
where
ve
fallen
ill
and
eiht
have
died.
town.
Cook's
first
statement
to
reporters
after
his
arrest
was:
"I
didn't
shoot
any
one
that
I
know
of."
Tile
winds
were
followed
by
IFC
Changes
Would
Provide
For
Split
Season
Shop
Lifting
Located
with
Cook
were
two
,
snow.
Cumberland
had
30
inches
The
health
ministry
said
there
was
no
material
change"
In
the
New
Dowers
of
thp
Interna
missing
El
Centro,
California,!
while
Courtenay
recorded
26
African
Crime
Is
Running
High
w
DUiiama
tional
Halihnt
Fisheries
nnmmis.
Harry
Innls
was
sentenced
prospectors,
Forrest
Damron,
inches.
Two
feet
fell
at
Comox.
IN
AND
OUT
An
Allied
combat
team,
led
by
tanks,
drove
into
the
Communist
held
town
of
Suwon,
seventeen
air
miles
south
of
Seoul
today,
sion
are
proposed
in
a
new
draft
'
yesterday
afternoon
in
magis-tor
the
International
Halibut
trate's
court
to
three
months'
Fisheries
TYeat.v
rtisciissed
hv
Imprisonment
on
a
charge
of
mi
ng
Banned
The
storm
swept
on
to
the
mainland
today
with
Vancouver
getting
its'
heaviest
snowfall
of
the
winter.
and
then
withdrew
after
dark
to
JOHANNESBURG
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onH
and
tv,-
the
ciuii
FUhiiiu
vcc-i
Vessel'
!
incident
incident
December
December
23
23
when
when
fc.
IIINGTON.
D
C.
P
The
been
the
largest
objective
of
the
natives
employed
in
the
'fin
situation
over
the
week-end.
It's
most
recent
figures
showed
the
epidemic
had
killed
458
persons
during
the
week
ended
January
6
in
126
of
the
great
towns
cf
England
'
an
Wales.
Thete
cities
contain
about
half
of
the
country's
population.
Foreign
Secretary
Bevln
came
down
today
with
what
his
doctor
described
as
a
cold
and
he
had
cancelled
all
his
engagements.
Mrs.
Bevin
recently
recovered
Owners'
Association
meetings
on
D.
Manson
caught
Innls
with
a
Sunday.
The
draft
came
from
'
diamond
ring
and
a
set
of
ear-
aged
32,
and
James
Burke.
33.
They
were
believed
to
have
been
abducted
by
Cook.
The
gruesome
finds
In
the
Joplin
mine
shaft
capped
the
climax
of
a
two
weeks'
manhunt
for
Cook
himself.
Discovery
of
the
Mossers'
blood-soaked
family
car
on
the
outskirts
of
Tulsa,
Oklahoma,
January
3,
set
off
an
international
chase.
the
Department
of
Fisheries
at
nngs
lor
wnicn
ne
naa
not
paiu
in
his
pocket.
Ottawa.
f?ov.
anient
clamped
down
tight
i
n
construction
of
new
.
commercial
buildings
In
the
Uni-.
ted
Elites,
prohibiting
the
start-ring
of
virtually
all
such
new
projects
until
February
15.
I
Aftejr
the
freeze
period,
each
ed
by
the
Eighth
Army's
reconnaissance
in
force
in
the
western
sector
of
the
Korean
front.
The
Allied
force
routed
about
100
Red
troops
in
Suwon.
The
bulk
of
the
Communist
garrison
had
fled
Monday
under
fierce
private
new
commercial
building
from
Influenza
Allied
bombing
and
strafing
attacks.
Hundreds
of
Reds
v;re
Rand
mining
townships
has
assumed
"alarming
proportions,"
said
Mr.
Justice
C.
A.
Malan
recently
when
he
sentenced
a
young
African
to
death
for
attacking
a
57-year-old
white
housewife.
His
Lordship
said
there
had
been
14
cases
of
rape
by
natives
against
white
women
and
children
in
the
past
year.
Police
Chief
U.
R.
Boberg
testified
that
"murder
and
sexual
crimes
are
on
the
increase
and
the
nature
of
the
crimes
is
becoming
more
and
more
appalling."
The
problem
has
increased
prnjee
must
be
submitted
to
na-
Field
Marshal
Str
William
Unique
Elevator
On
Prairie
Farm
MOOSE
JAW,
Sask.
0)
No
railroad
tracks
lead
to
George
Cooper's
grain
elevator.
The
(Hon
production
authority
fnr
RHm
marshal
nf
the
ImDerlal
hL-inmn
n
rnoH
n:n
'Both
local
organizations
approved
the
draft.
The
new
draft
would
increase
representation
on
the
commission
from
two
for
each
country
to
three.
It
would
allow
for
more
than
one
open
season
in
each
year
(split
season).
Former
powers
of
the
commission
would
be
retained.
Capt.
Barney
Roald
was
chosen
to
represent
the
owners
at
approtiil.
General
Staff,
was
prevented
by.
ninir
mirth
nf
Seoul.
Ted
Applewhaite
At
Burns
lake
Iheiban
is
necessary
to
save
Hanoi
Battle
Is
Looming
Up
HANOI
A
major
battle
,
fof
this
important
Indo-China
ci'y.
appears
imminent
as
VietmlnfJ
communist
forces
poise
for
at
tack.
Some
35
tto
40
battalion
have
started
to
come
out
fqjj
battle.
While
outnumbered
the
Fren,
forces
have
superiority
in
mech
anized
equipment
and
air
power
,
Today,
it
was
announced
French
troops
halted
a
new
attack
by
30,000
Communist-led
Vietminh
Nationalist
troops
aimed
at
Hanoi
which
is
the,
capital
of
North
Indo-Chlna.
-
A
French
Army
communique
nu
irom
BiwnuiiiB
mc
cunici-
The
Allied
western
drive
began
ence
of
British
defence
chiefs
Monday
south
of
Seoul.
materials
for
mobilization,
the
;N.P.A.said.
nearest
railway
is
five
miles
Work
already
under
way
is
not
"ec;l.
Certain
wholesale
sup
BURNS
LAKE
The
international
situation
was
the
subject
of
an
address
by
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
before
a
meeting
of
the
Burns
Lake
And
away.
There
is
no
identification
sign
on
the
elevator;
and
no
store,
wuii
wen.
iwiKiit
u.
iiiociuiuwui
,
head
of
the
Atlantic
Pact
defence
forces.
Another
prominent
victim
is
Dr.
Hewlett
Johnson,
Dean
of
Canterbury.
ply
facilities,
small
jobs
and
repairs
.
re
exempted
too.
either,
though
the
elevator
is
the
international
fisheries
meeting
in
Seattle
next
week.
George
Anderson
will
represent
.
the
union.
District
Board
of
Trade
last
Wednesday
night.
Mr.
Apple
within
a
stone's
throw
of
several
farm
houses,
a
church
and
a
Mayor
Gives
Back
Salary
Fred
Hume
iells
Westminster
Team
and
Will
Support
Vancouver's
Canucks
whaite
also
dealt
with
the
Can
school
In
the
Davey
community,
EATHER
since
large
numbers
of
natives
i
moved
into
the
towns
and
town-l
sites
of
the
big
Rand
mining
area
in
search
of
employment.
The
man
sentenced
by
Mr.
Justice
Malan
was
the
fourth
native
to
be
given
the
death
penalty
for
offences
against
white
women
in
the
past
eight
months.
Rape
has
always
been
one
of
the
most
serious
cr'mes
to
the
adian
Indian
situation
which
is
12
miles
northwest
of
here.
a
matter
of
considerable
interest
No
grain
company
has
a
sign
on
the
elevvator
because
farmer
that
the
Moscow-trained
Situation
Is
Better
in
view
of
the
native
population
said
(Synopsis)
Tanker
Blows
Up
Killing
One
'
Vietminh
leader,
Ho
Chf
Minn,
hereabouts,
Actfce
storms
continue
t.n
hni.-i
ter
lie
Coast.
Fnr
the
mcnnH
I
Cooper
owns
it.
It
was
built
by
his
father,
I.
W.
Cooper,
who
died
in
1939.
The
Idea
was
to
save
a
VANCOUVER.
Mayor
Fred
Hume
announced
today
that
he
f
-,nn.l
V.I.
!....
P
cod
ju
live
morning
strong
wir"
Sure
rievelnniiiB
r,v-
cmtt
tribal
African,
as
well
as
to
the
VENICE,
Italy
((Pi
A
fisherman
;
lot
of
hand-shovelling
in
and
Also
discussed
with
Mr.
Applewhaite
were
the
matters
of
local
public
building,
radio
booster
station
and
Improved
telephone
service
both
local
and
long
distance.
had
thrown
ten
thousand
new
troops
into
the
all-out
assault
to
seize
Hanoi.
Two
French
mobile
task
forces
have
contained
the
Vietminh
drive
extending
on
a
twelv-mile
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
Sees
Better
International
Outlook
w.v.
1-wtou
''
"I
Southeast
gales
are
$7500
as
mayor
.but
would
give
white
man.
The
reason,
so
far
it
back
to
the
city
to
be
used
as
the
natives
are
concerned,
is
fluiie
general
as
a
disturbance
fne.'ir
tVanr
t
..l
was
killed
and
six
dockers
were
out
of
storage
bins.
Injured
today
when
the
Italian
The
building
Is
about
half
the
tanker
Louisa,
partially
loaded
sze
Gf
a
grain
company,
country
with
gasoline,
blew
up
with
an
I
eieVator.
It
holds
about
14,000
where
it
was
most
needed.
The
,
economic,
as
well
as
social
and
mayor
said
he
was.
serving
as
moral.
Some
native
women
still
.mil
imvK
i.sirm
w
n
.
...
.
M.
.
...
.
,
.
..
nii-
4,-
-
......
uttawa
w
prune
Minister
Mr.
Applewhaite
also
visited
front
about
thirty
miles
north-
Decker
Lake
and
Francois
Lake.
I
west
ofVHanoi.
BTilK
e
Winds
are
exnerlerl
tn
1
,
j
irrim
n
s
T.rin
nnrnsn
mm
su.iu
sh:::.
mayor
because
he
wanted
to
and
are
sold
as
brides,
and
the
laws
not
because
he
needed
the
of
many
tribes
call
for
the
su-money.
His
electrical
firm
of
preme
penalty
in
cases
of
viola-Hume
&
Rumble
would
pay
his
tion
of
women,
salarv.
Mr.
Hume
also
announc-
Courts
therefore
reeard
seri-
re
explosion
that
shook
Venice.
bushels.
,
Fifty-eight
workers
were
flung
:
ir.
Cooper
says
his
father
ran
into
Giudecca
Canala
as
the
ex-'a
commercial
elevator
before
he
plosion
split
the
bow
of
the
turned
farmer,
and
he
thinks
'
strong
westerlies
in
all
is
falling
at
most
codsia!
although
in
the
extreme
has
turned
to
rain.
This
TODAY'S
STOCKS
ed
he
was
selling
his
half
-inter-
ously
offences
by
whites
against
j
8.271-ton
tanker,
est
in
the
New
Westminster
natives
when
such
cases
come
to
'
sentiment
had
something
to
do
with
construction
of
the
private
81.
there
has
been
improvement
in
the
international
situation.
He
did
not
elaborate,
but
in
answer
to
a
direct
question
about
the
state
of
world-
affairs,
said:
"Theresas
been
an
improvement."
The
Prime
Minister
was
delayed
for
several
hours
In
Iceland
when
his
Royal
Canadian
Air
(Courtesy
S.
I.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)"
f
ill
spread
into
the
intei-
Royals
hockey
team
and
in
fu-
trial.
A
42-year-old
white
man
ed
to
3Vi
years
in
prison,
to
be;
elevator
on
the
farm.
ture
would
support
the
Vancou-1
convicted
of
outraging
an
Af-
followed
by
deportation
to
htsi
But
he
says
he
considers
it
the
ver
Canucks.
rican
girl
recently
was
sentenc-
own
country,
the
United
States,
j
best
building
on
the
property.
"ig
the
day
as
the
stoim
inland.
Showers
will
fall
i'r
n
o
r
f
f
coast
during
the
aficr-
nenind
the
svstem
but
urries
are
forecast
over-
Force
plane
had
engine
trouble
ATOM
BOMBERS
SENT
TO
BRITAIN
colder
air
from
the
north
and
he
teBn8lerred
to
a
TCA
to
the
coast.
t
plane.
trend
of
very
unsettled
''
seems
destined
to
con-
f
already
another
storm
Bringing
New
Zealand
Butter
f
'ng
in
mid-Pacific.
This
"m
should
be
nearing
the
Many
Members
In
Seafarers'
Union
Deteriorating
World
Situation
Is
Reason
Hit
Is
l
i?
fill!
iff
f
?
OTTAWA
Faced
with
the
Columbia
coast
by
Vecl-fvening
and
will
be
ac-I
ied
by
more
strong
Gale
Warning
I
coast
region
Gale
warri-
possibility
of
slight
butter
shortage,
Canada
has
made
a
private
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
28
Bralorne
7.25
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1-40
Hedlcy
Mascot
54
Pend
Oreille
9.00
Pioneer
r.
2.50
Premier
Border
.09
Privateer
'.7Vi
Reeves
McDonald
4.90
Reno
07
Sheep
Creek
1.40
Silbak
Premier
31
Taku
River
05
Vananda
11
Salmon
Gold
03
.
Spud
Valley
01
Silver
Standard
2.36
Western
Uranium
1.53
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.70
A
P
Con
38
Atlantic
2.55
Calmont
..
91
C
&
E
10.00
Central
Leduc
2.40
Home
Oil
15.85
Mercury
13'A
Okalta
2.28
Pacific
Pete
8.50
Princess
..
1
.70
Royal
Canadian
.10
TORONTO
Athona
-
.09
Aumaque
"
2Z
,
Beattle
.74
Bevcourt
.50
Bobjo
:
:
14
Consol.
Smelters
131.00
Conwest
2.00
Donalda
62
.
Eldona
.26
East
Sullivan
8.25
Giant
Yellowknife
7.75
Hardrock
31
.
Harricana
12'4
:
Hosco
00
Jollct
Quebec
.85
Lapaska
4li
Little
Long
Lac
.68
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.74
'
McKenzie
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.78
Moneta
42
Negus
1.33
Noranda
76.75
Louvlcourt
,
.24
Pickle
Crow
1.90
Regcourt
,
,05
San
Antonio
S.15
Senatof
Rouyn
.25
V4
Steep
Rock
8.17
Silver
Miller
1.02
Upper
Canada
1.30
industry
deal
to
purchase
4,500,
1
jillR
I
000
pounds
of
butter
from
New
Zealand,
Agriculture
Minister
.SnOW
nf
.!
l
i
LONDON
(CP)
The
first
group
of
the
world's
biggest
bombers
10-engined
B-36's
ever
to
fly
to
Europe
landed
at
Lakenheath
Airport
today
after
a
secret
flight
from
bases
in
Texas.
The
planes
are
capable
ofi
carrying
the
atom
bomb
more
nian,.
iix
no-
j
.
"
wi
mm,
upcoming
I
wit
h
showers
of
wet
snow
James
G.
Gardiner
reported
to
Heaviest
Snow
Comes
to
City
Prince
Rupert
awoke
this
morning
to
discover
the
heaviest
snowfall
of
the
winter
to
date.
It
started
early
in
the
evening
and
continued
throughout
the
night,
being
drifted
at
times
by
a
brisk
-wind.
Snow
was
deep
enough
to
provide
first-rate
sleighing.
There
were
sounds
of
shovelling
from
far
and
near.
Walking
meant
wallowing
along
sidewalks
that
had
not
yet
been
cleared.
Winter
had
come,
beyond
a
doubt.
About
three
inches
of
snow
wa
on
the
ground.
day.
The
butter
Is
expected
to
reach
Canada
some
time
next
month.
MONTREAL
Canadian
District
of
the
Seafarers'
International
Union
has
a
membership
of
6,180
Canadian
seamen,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
Hal
Banks,
Canadian
district
representative,
made
a
report
to
this
effect
at
the
union's
first
national
conference
here.
More
than
forty
delegates,
representing
locals
from
Halilax
to
Vancouver,
are
attending.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
10:15,
Is
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
than
10,000
miles.
The
six
alri
r
m
mm
r
giants
arrived
from
Carswell
Air
I
I
I
D
C
Force
base
at
Fort
Worth,
Texas
late
this
afternoon,
il
with
snow
flurries
tonight
morrow.
Cold.
Winds
35
m.p.h.,
shifting
to
'.
35,
by
noon
and
de-!:;
tn
light
overnight.
J
becoming
southeast,
25
""u'rrow
afternoon.
Lows
f
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Fry,
28
and
38;
Sandspit.
I;
Prince
Rupert,
23
and
1951
Wednesday,
January
17,
Basketball
TONIGHT
I
High
8:57
Wlille
the
planes
are
scheduled
to
return
to
Texas
in
a
few
days,
there
have
been
persistent
rumors
that
the
B-36's
will
be
stationed
in
England
because
of
the
deteriorating
world
'0
181
feet
14.9
feet
10.5
feet
7.3
feet
Low
22:23
2:20
16:03
;5
s
8:45
CO-OP.
&
G.
&
A.
15.
I