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FEBRUARY
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and
and
his
his
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tincmrje
s
are
uacn
m
Seoul's
blackened
ruins
today
and
howitzers,
wheeling
into
easy
range,
plastered
Chinese
positions
.
,
J
nil
j
pi
north
of
the
frozen
Han
River.
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having
been
removed
it-day
afternoon
from
of
Lucy
Island
by
the
ia
Kaien
following
jjhnK
ealy
yesterday
t
their
big
halibut
in.
Takla
was
feared
fii!)
in
heavy
seas
a
no
thrast
Rale.
At
night
they
were
i
Puerto
Rican
troops
seized
a
I
commanding
height
only
4'2
i
miles
south
of
the
former
South
'-.
V
Sill
Like
Bunch
Of
Russians
Korean
Republic
capital
The
entire
allied
line
advanced
another
mile
or
more
toward
Seoul.
Eighth
Army
has
estimated
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u.
II
LJ
W
1
N
1
l
MX
I
more
than
57,000
Red
casualties
most
of
them
in
the
western
sec-
fv
Hiinson.
ianson.
They
They
were
were
I
.
J9U$-Jt
.
f
I
M
I
f
L
prior
prior
to
to
returning
returning
ifLM.
,
4
1
1
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I
t
f
Vl
fl
WASHINGTON
P
Piesldent
.
tor,
since
the
limited
offensive
Truman
today
accused
striking
opened
two
weeks
ago.
Fifteen
if
I
nd
today
to
assist
In
I
1
v
a
R
e
operation.",
Ii
a
howling
southeast
avy
seas
were
driv-
railroad
workers
of
running
out
miles
were
gained
in
the
same
out
nck
further
up
on
;md
slie
was
still
in
an
an
agreement
like
a
bunch
of
,
period.
Russians,
and
said
he
has
order-j
Red
resistance
was
crumbling,
a?
the
U.S.
Army
to
take
neccs-
Income
sectors
there
was
no
op-sary
action
for
full
operation
opposition.
However,
there
are
in-the
railroads.
dications
of
large
new
enemy
The
President
said
the
strike
i
forces-
being
brought
up
from
iviinjivriici
rvauuy
tin;
uHHiunouna
naa
no
comment
;
on
assertion
by
police
in
Hamilton,
Ont.,
that
he
didn't
bark
at
lie
Hi!
til
H
V
prowlers.
Master
Brian
Baird
came
to
Randy's
defence,
saying
Jl
'ing
lit.
.stor.n
made
it
lm-f..terday-
for
the
sails
F.
11
Phlppen
an.1
i
t
cIiimt
than
two
:ds
distant
from
the
the
hound
loves
children,
is
a
first-class
hunter,
an
internment
was
"bad
enough
in
other
times:
Manchuria.
friwnd
and
an
alert
watchdog.
(CP
PHOTO)
itlis
intolerable
in
an
emergency."
fThe
Chicago-railroad
work
stoppage
which
began
nine
days
ago
appeared
virtually
ended
in
ALL
ESCAPED-
Four
hundred
students
and
SI
xlr
nfnwi...
J
...
-
appeared
to
be
disss
storm
gradually
I'll
r
further
up
on
the
n
shore.
Montreal
Arsenal
Blast
Not
Satisfied
With
Life
Term
destroyed
the
main
building
of
Mount
St.
Vinee
Coll
17?"
g
e
nea
drills
paid
off
as
students
filed
out
in
what
many
believed'to
bfjus!
an'.ther
practi"!
'
,
(CP
PHOTO)
most
parts
of
the
U.S.
today,
but
not
in
Chicago,
the
country's
major
rail
centre.
n't
look
very
good,"
More
striking
switchmen
across
n
LA'
"plosion
Max
Sievert
of
the
at
F.
II
Phlppan
the
U.S.
returned
to
work
last
OTTAWA
Maj.
-General
Kurt
tlicd
port
late
Weil-
night
and
today.
But
working
Kills
Nine
Meyer,
sentenced
to
be
shot
for
irnoim.
"Salvage
will
rail
crews
in
Chicago
were
aoout
u.Mjrdtciui
Says
Green
one-fifth
of
normal
on
25
car
war
crimes
Involving
the
shooting
of
Canadian
prisoners
of
war
in
Normandy
and
subsequently
BITTER
ISSUE
SETTLED
'
Steel
Nationalization
Approved
By
Commons
riers.
fc-ull
Job."
The
Takla
during
a
snowstorm
)
i
Inw
water.
She
was
k
the
rod
banks
ST.
PAUL
LERMITE.
Quebec
01
Five
munitions,
workers
died'
here
yesterday
In
an
xploRion-at
Crown
Arsenals
Ltd
nlant.
15"
Thousands
of
freight
cars
given
a
life
term
in
Dorchester,
has
appealed
to
the
Canadian
choked
vast
Chicago
yards.
Need
For
Aluminum
Is
Urgent
i
WASHINGTON
Commerc
a
rt!i
harvest
Is
now
b?-
Elsewhere,
mail
restrictions
OTTAWA
While
a
group
miles
east
of
Montreal.
government
for
clemency.
with
prices
reaching
pumped
for
price
controls
in
nP:.ri
inrimto
AHrrt
vr
eased
as
rail
services
swung
back
bf
21c
per
pound
at
to
normal.
Many
freight
embar
Parliament
yesterday,
front-rank
sheu
jnsnectnr.
whose
hnm.
i
in
.
,
LONDON
Britain's
Labor
1
6i
cii,c-vuiiaci
vttuve,
nuw-
i
Vancouver
Police
reported
a
5.3-
p
't
yesterday,
iixmt
in
the
s
4
apparently,
1
seas,
the
ara
ureen
vancouver-Quaaral,
Flash!
irXAriTi
'government
yesterday
turned
II
H
E
V
V
EATH
E
R
I
,ba,,10":f.Ln
l
in
litll-i
inch
shell
being
handled
by
one
workman
exploded.
criticized
the
government's
hand
liking
as
the
hum
oecrerary
unarms
Sawyer
said
j
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try
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IIIVU
IIUUL1
Synopsis
(
Winston
Churchill
n
force
a
Mild
Parific'
air
has
displaced
Bent-fa!
election
tver
the
Covefl)-"
unnea
btat.ua
-'should-
get
-frit
cd
her
further
on
tn
a
Is
a
57.2
foot
vessel
trie
aluJinum
we
can,
as
fast
as
we
can,
as
cheaply
as
we
can.
and
from
wherever
we
can.
and
that
certainly
would
not
exclude
:
i
nd
3D
"net
tons.
She
FOUND
IN
CHURCH
VANCOUVERA
12-year-old
girl,
reported
missing
since
yesterday
from
foster
home
in
the
city,
was
found
sleeping
most
of
the
cold
air
over
the
i
ment's
plan
to
take
control
of
the
southern
sections
of
the
province
!
steel
industry,
and
is
moving
Into
the
southern!
This
outcome
means'
92
major
Cariboo.
The
continuing
thrust,
firms
In
British
Iron
and
steei
of
warm
air
northward
is
ex-1
business
will
tas
into
the
hands
!
in
Vancouver
In
192?
f
I,
4
Cant
tCrUllon
rdrlr..
goes
were
lifted.
TO
BE
DISMISSED
Later
the
United
States
Army
served
notice
on
rallwaymen
UiSt
they
will
be
dismissed
unless
they
report
for
work
by
4
p.m.
Saturday
or
can
prove
they
are
physically
unable
to
work.
At
the
same
time
the
Army
placed
in
effect
hourly
wage
Increases
effective
as
of
last
Oc-tobe
1
for
men
who
have
had
no
increases
since
September
1948.
The
wage
increase
will
be
of
an
interim
nature
pending
final
settlement
of
a
dispute
over
wages
and
working
Canada,"
he
declared.
Swyer
told
the
committee
h
wlio
i"d
in
Prlnee
Ruperi,
'
riu,
I
u
Jinn
.
1
'
"
had
engaged
in
no
discussion.-with
Alcan
on
United
States
priorities
assistance
or
future
i
f
r
Parkvold
has
bee:)
'''.
i
she
vessel
for
some
contracts
for
the
proposed
new
On
Trail
Of
Slayer
VICTORIA
P
Heavily-armed
police
last
night
picked
thMr
way
through
the
.wilds
of
tlie
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
for
the
slayer
of
an
Indian
fisherman.
m
The
bullet-riddled
body
ht
Lewis
Oscar
was
found
in-
tlf
Isolated
Indian
village
of
KyU-quot
on
Tuesday
night.
The-slayer,
armed
with
a
rifle,
fld
into
dense
bush.
J
The
desolate
'
search
area
Is
near
Kyuquot,
a
fishing
villages.
production.
He
said
he
had
some
discus
ling
of
the
Korean
crisis
as
"one
of
.the
most
disgraceful
episodes
in
Canada's
history."
He
called
for
dispatch
of
the
entire
10,000-man
special
force
training
now
at
Fort
Lewis,
Wash.,
to
Korea
to
help
end
the
fighting
there.
Canada
also
should
press
for
development
of
a
Pacific
defence
organization.
Green
suggested
Canada
had
not
M
pulled
her
weight
in
the
Korean
war
with
the
statement
that
"there
has
been
very
little
In
the
last
six
m6nt.hs
about
which
Canadians
can
be
proud."
A
motion,.
criticizing
the
government
on
the
specific
issue
of
living
costs,
was
Introduced
by
W.
H.
Herridge
(CCF-Kootenay
West).
WANT
CONTROL
The
CCF
party
put
a
growing
demand
for
relmposed
price
con-trols
in
the
form
of
a
non-confidence
motion.
peeled
to
push
the
oold
air
backjof
the
government
holding
enm-ar.
far
as
the
Rockies
during
the
pany,
British
Iron
and
Steel
Cot-next
two
daw
poratlon,
on
February
15.
Another
storm
Is
developing
i
Labor
mustered
308
votes
In
about
one
thou.-and
miles
south-
the
House
of
Commons
to
298
for
west
of
Vancouver
Island
and
the
opposition
as
the
House
re-will
bring
rain
and
southeast
Jected
'the
motion
by
Winston
gales
to
mast
coastal
waters
Frl-
Churchill
stating
that
national-day
'
morning.
lzation
of
steel
"is
not
in
the
Forecasts
i
public
interest
and
should
be
re-North
coast
region
Cloudy
versed."
The
former
Prime
Min-with
occasional
showers
today,
lster
termed
the
move
"crazy
and
Rain
Friday.
Mild
winds
south-,
unpatriotic."
sions
with
Tade
Minister
Howe.
who
was
linked
by
a
previous
committee
testimony
with
pur-
t
snow
storm
that
he
shore
line
and
a
r
t-
were
Riven
thU
Iv
erew
membrrx
n
fe
factors
to
the
I
f
the
Takla.
Harold
prmher
of
the
crew,
':it
hit
a
reef
on
the
IM
camp
to
rest
after
irniiii'l
a
few
times.
1:
parted
efforts
by
U.S.
official.'-to
push
the
Alcan
proposal
at
the
expense
of
the
domestic
al
uminum
industry.
Cut
Down
On
Metal
vrly
(20
mph)
today,
Increasing.
to
south"ast
gales
140)
Fridayf
CAMPRTDGE.
ENGLAND
morning.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Camb-ldceshire
is
seeking
15
un-
Friday
At
Port
Hardy
42
and
married
policemen:
Bachelors
ar
48,
Sandspit
40
and
48,
Prince
preferred
because
houses
cannot
Rupert
42
and
46.
ibe
found
for
married
men.
Herring
Run
Is
Still
On
U.S.
Makes
Less
Available
.
For
Autos,
Stoves,
Appliances
ff
shirt
at
the
time
Snick
and
went
back
when
the
vessel
"n.
A
few
hours
hoat
was
high
and
the
rrew
walked
i'
fiine
some
provis-
1
I
licm,
-
snow
cleared
n
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
)
The
United
States
government
plans
to
cut
by
25
to
40
per
cent
on
April
1
the
amount
of
basic
in
St.
Augustine's
Church
today.
Reason
for
not
returning
to
the
home
was
not
given.
RADIOACTIVE
RAIN
VANCOUVER
The
physics
department
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
Here
is
testing
rain
for
radioactivity
following
the
Nevada
test
explosions.
Snow
was
found
to
be
radioactive
but
harmless.
COLLISION
KILLS
THREE
TORONTO
Three
persons
were
killed
early
today
at
Manilla,
50
miles
north
of
here,
when
a
Canadian
National
train
struck
a
car
at
a
level
crossing.
83
WRECK
TOLL
NEW
YORK
The
death
toll
as
a
result
of
the
train
wreck
at
Woodbidge,
New
Jersey,
yesterday
rose
to
83
today.
The
Pennsylvania
Railroad
has
admitted
that
there
were
no
caution
lights
out
to
reduce
speed
on
the
bridge
nor
had
the
temporary
overpass,
which
collapsed,
been
tested.
The
engineer
has
admitted
that
he
was
travelling
50
miles
an
hour
when
ho
knew
it
should
have
been
25
miles.
B.C.
RENT
CONTROL
VICTORIA
It
is
intimated
in
authoritative
ouarters
here
that
the
legislature
may
be
asked
to
consider
the
question
of
the
province
entering
the
field
of
rent
control
which
the
federal
government
is
expected
to
relinquish.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
'jiuane
tiirir
wav
back
Bank
Robbery
In
Montreal-
Herring
in
large
quantities
were
spotted
in
this
district
yesterday
morning
by
A.
J.
metals
going
into
automobiles,
if
and
took
a
skiff
to
stoves
and
home
appliances,
of
(I
'nnrlrwy
S.
I.
Jiihnslon
('
Mil.)"
is-,
whirh
had
b"-Tiie
c
they
found
id
been
spotted
and
Remington
;
Convicted
NEW
YORK
W
Former
$10,000
a
year
government
economist,
William
W.
Ramington,
has
been
convicted
of
perjury
by
a
federal
court
jury
who
ruled
hilled
when
he
denied
he
ever
was
a
Communist.
-
Remington
was
accused
during
the
trial
of
using
his
government
post
to
transmit
secrets
to
Eliza
ficials
of
the
National
Produc
tion
Authority
disclosed
today.
j
Whitmore,
chief
supervisor
of
I
fisheries
for
the
west
coast.
Mr.
I
Whitmore
was
aboard
a
departmental
vessel
on
his
way
here
....
.
.
.65
.51
.15'4
.30
Brattle
Bevcourt
Bobio
Buffalo
Canadian
juiev
tilled
tn
some
The
statement
said
it
would
be
necessary
to
save
steel,
copper
and
aluminum
for
defence
find
relumed
to
th
to
attend
the
annual
meeting
of
fisheries
inspectors
for
the
t
the
crew
on
the
purposes.
.1...
t
tide
came
in
acain.
MONTREAL
W
A
lone
gunman
held
up
the
Peel
and
St.
Catharine
Street
branch
of"
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
today
and.
escaped
with
$1474.
Witnesses
said
the
bandit
had
has
face
"painted
up"
and
wore
a
handle-bar
moustache.
Peel
and
St.
Catharine
is
Montreal's
principal
business
corner.
northern
area.
It
has
been
a
remarkable
season
all
trie
way
around,
Mr.
Whitmore
said
in
an
interview
ncavy
wind
blowing
was
taking
a
terrific
'he
tune
the
water
yesterday.
V1''-
She
was
nhviniisv
Boat
Sinks
After
Fire
A
record
B.C.
herring
catch
eri
hv
the
time
the
beth
Bentley,
self-described
former
courier
for
a
Communist
spy
ring.
He
faces
a
maximum
term
of
five
years
In
prison
and
a
$2,0000
fine.
I'
-
night.
was
made
in
Gasboat
Passage
at
Kitkatla
Inlet.
The
same
Gas-boa).
Passage
yielded
nearly
all
fl
T
SALVAGE
tne
season
s
quota
or
3U,uuu
tons
;
ninniing
four
sal
Kaien,
Capt.
Henry
and
the
extension
of
20,000
tons.
Fifty
thousand
tons
of
herring
m.
Phlppen.
Capt.
Nine
Killed
In
Factory
Blast
ST.
PAUL,
Minnesota
((!
At
ovance.
Cant.
H
Con
sol.
Smelters
...
148
50
Conwest
2.20
Donalda
60
Eldona
29
East
Sullivan
9.30
Giant
Yellowknife
'
7.10
God's
Lake
48
Hardrock
.31
Harricana
17
Heva
,
14
Hosco
"
7
"2
Jacknife
.06
Jolirt
Quebec
85
Lake
Rowan
07.
Lapaska
05
Lltt'.o
Long
Lac
-
.80
Lynx
'
.14
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.60
McKenzie
Red
Lake
43
McLeod
Cockshutt
3
60
Moneta
'.37
Negus
.".
'
1-01
Noranda
79.75
Lnuvlcourf
27
Pickle
Crow
1-71
Regcourt
06
San
Antonio
2.65
VANC'OVVKP.
American
Standard
....
30
Bralorne
6
50
B
R
X
42
Cariboo
Quartz
110
Congress
o-'
Hcdley
Mascot
70
Pacific
Eastern
0(5
Pioneer
2
2"
Premier
Border
10"2
Privateer
12
Reeves
MrDonalri
.
4.35
Reno
07
Sheep
Creek
1
fi6
.
Sllbak
Premier
-30
Taku
River
10
Vananda
H'i
Salmon
Gold
-Wt
Silver
Standard
2.87
Western
Uranium
1.72
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
:
6.05
A
P
Con
43
Atlantic
2
85
Calmont
-
1.05
C
&
E
12.00
Centra!
Leduc
2.65
Home
rtll
18
00
Mercury
14
Okalta
,
2.65
Pacific
Tet
9.10
Princess
1
50
,
j
Royal
Canadian
11
Royalite
14.35
TORONTO
were
taken
from
District
2
in
less
than
30
days
after
the
re
Good
work
by
Prince
Ruper
Fire
Department
in
putting
out
a
fire
on
the
troller
Doxee
about
five
o'clock
yesterday
morning
seemed
ironically
in
vain
as
she
sank
later
at
the
fishermen's
floats.
When
firemen
reached
the
scene,
the
inside
of
the
cabin
"d
Kanawaka.
Capt
'
sen,
headed
fur
sumption
of
fishing
in
the
new
year.
Quality
of
fish
throughout
was
satisfactory.
f
to
await
an
amel-
e
storm
and
the
HOCKEY
scores
National
Detroit
11,
Chicago
3
Toronto
3.
Montreal
1
'"
"
New
York
2,
Boston
2
(tie)
Pacific
Coast
Seat
tle
5,
Vancouver
5
Western
International
Spokane
9,
Kimberley
7
least
nine
persons
were
reported
j
killed
and
40
or
more
injured
in
;
an
explosion
which
ripped
I
to
effect
salvage
it
:ey
took
out.
nil
At
the
end
of
the
season
the
oil
yield
held
up
to
about
14
to
was
afire
and
the
,boat
was
at
the
outside
of
the
floats.
Two
firemen
boarded
the
vessel
with
f
used
in
possible
r-
ie
Takla.
Fuel
tanks
Careful
About
Thirty-Eighth
OTTAWA
W
The
question
of
United
Nations
forces
re-crossing
the
38th
parallel
in
Korea.
1'ied
to
facilitate
the
la
gallons
per
ion
-of
lush
compared
with
seven
or
eight
gallons
at.
the
close
of
normal
seasons.
The
fish
are
still
present
in
the
district
in
quantity
after
the
extensive
fishing
since
the
beginning
of
the
new
year.
Inspectors
worked
in
close
conjunction
with
through
the
minerals
building
of
the
Minnesota
Mining
and
Manufacturing
Company
plant
today.
The
plant
makes
Scotch,1
tape,
and
other
abrasives.
The
explosion
occurred
in
the
varnish
plant
and
was
followed
by
fire.
IdES
fire
extinguishers
and
kept
the
blaze
well
under
control
while
the
boat
was
being
brought
around
the
shore
side
of
the
floats
to
simplify
fire
fighting.
The
fire
was
then
quickly
extinguished.
Mattresses
and
clothes
had
been
burned
and
the
inside
of
the
cabin
scorched
but
otherwise
little
damage
had
been
caused.
Senator
Rouyn
22
V2
1'
if
and
when
it
is
again
reached,
is
something
that
should
be
February
9,
1951
the
research
board,
and
the
northern
area
was
well
protect
ed,
he
said.
I
3:28
21.5
feet
I
15:32
20.7
feet
f
9:31
4.7
feet
Sherrit
Gordon
4.10
Steep
Rock
8.90
Silver
Miller
1-30
Upper
Canada
1-95
Golden
Manltou
6.60
treated
with
the
greatest
care,
Minister
of
External
Affairs
L.
B.
Pearson
said
today.
!
He
did
not
express
an
official
Ainona
nvj
Auinaqne
27
The
west
c"oast
of
Vancouver
Island
has
not
fared
jo
well,
Mr.
Whitmore
said.
Fish
have
ap
However,
in
shifting
the
posi
Z
21
:
3.5
feet!
-
The
Fishermen's
Local
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
Union
Meets
Tonight
S
p.m
in
the
Mctropolc
Hall
Business"
will
include:
"
Election
of
officers
Election
of
convention
delegate.
INTERNATIONAL
BASKETBALL
Ice
Arena
Poll
Further
replies
In
the
ice
arena
poll
show
73
out
of
83
ballots
favoring
the
combination
skating
and
curling
rink
with
five
wanting
a
skating
rink
only
and
one
in
favor
of
curling
only.
Those
favoring
the
$250,000
project
total
41
with
32
favoring
the
$75,000
scheme.
tion
of
the
boat,
she
had
become
I
opinion
one
way
or
the
other
hung
up
on
a
rock.
The
tide
was
I
but
said
he
understood
General
near
its
low
point
but
still
on
I
MacArthur
still
had
authority
to
the
ebb.
As
the
water
receded,
(cross
the
parallel,
the
boat
tipped
over
and
sank,
j
There
should
also
be
extreme
Immediate
salvace
oDerations
i
care
in
applying
of
sanctions
proached
the
shore
in
quantity,
but
bad
weather
and
wild
fish
prevented
the
fishermen
from
getting
them
in.
The
25,000
tons
caught
this
year
is
the
least
TONIGHT
Jets
vs
Rupert
Ketchikan
vs
SATURDAY
Rupert
II
vs
Ketchikan
Metlakatla
vs
Jets
FRIDAY
Metlakatla
vs
Rupert
II
Ketchikan
vs
Jets
"1
quantity
caught
in
three
years,
refloated
the
Doxee.
against
Communist
China
until
One
season
the
catch
amounted
i
Te
boat
Is
owned
hv
J.
Stub-
all
efforts
of
the
good
offices
Metlakatla
itla
to
57,000
tons.
,bert.
1
committee
had
been
exhausted.