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B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
19.
195!
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
t
neral
Mac
Arthur
Dramatically
Presents
His
Side
of
Case
to
Congress
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Fading
Old
Soldier
Makes
Farewell
Scene
For
Solons
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
General
Douglas
MacArthur
told
Congress
today
that
the
United
States
cannot
appease
Communism
in
Asia
"without
simultaneously
undermining
our
efforts
to
halt
it
in
Europe."
The
Communist
threat
is
a
global
one,
Mac-Arthur
declared,
and
added:
."We
cannot
divide
our
No
Hope
For
Men
in
Sub
,
PORTSMOUTH,
England
(CP)
Long
silence
Irom
the
bottom
of
the
English
Channel
cut
all
practical
hope
today
for
the
rescue
of
75
men
entombed
in
the
lost
British
submarine
Affray.
The
Admiralty
says
it
has
received
no
reports
to
Justify
hopes
that
the
men
might
still
be
found
alive.
Vandenberg
Passes
Away
GRAND
RAPIDS,
Mich.
(CP)-Senator
Arthur
H.
Vandenberg
died
last
night.
.
Death
came
quietly
to
Michigan's
senior
Republican
senator
after
a
long
Illness
27
days
after
his
67th
birthday.
Vandenberg
had
been
fighting
tenaciously
to
regain
his
health
since
surgery
at
Ann
Arbor
on
October
3,
1949,
for
removal
of
the
upper
lobe
of
the
left
lung.
He
recovered
and
returned
briefly
to
his
Senate
duties.
In
April,
1950,
he
underwent
a
second
major
operation
In
Washington
for
removal
of
a
tumor
of
the
spine.
Vandenberg
won
note
as
an
Outstanding
advocate
of
the
bi-partizan
approach
to
foreign
affairs
in
the
United
States.
effort."
In
effect
this
was
a
direct
challenge
to
the
Truman
ad
ministration's
position
that
Eu
Resignation
of
Quebec
Senator
rope
must
be
the
place
where
Applewhaite
Queries
Fisheries
Questions
WINTER
IN
CALGARY
i
CALGARY
Continuing
blizzard
had
brought
).,
inches
of
snow
to
Calgary
by
today.
Temperature
iV
around
20
above.
ELEVATOR
FIRE
j
PONOKA,
Alberta
Damage
estimated
at
$200,000
was
done
when
fire
destroyed
a
grain
elevator
here
today.
Ninety-six
thousand
bushels
of
grain
were
lost.
A
nearby
elevator
was
saved.
GOVERNMENT
SUSTAINED
LONDON
The
British
government
was
sustained
on
another
division
today.
By
a
vote
of
291
to
280
a
Conservative
motion
which
would
have
reduced
the
salary
of
Defence
Minister
Shinwell
was
rejected.
This
was
the
means
by
which
the
Opposition
sought
to
disapprove
of
the
appointment
of
an
American
instead
of
a
British
admiral
to
supreme
naval
command
under
the
Atlantic
Pact.
CASUALTY
LIST
OTTAWA
The
2rd
Canadian
soldier
has
been
killed
in
Korean
fighting,
according
to
a
casualty
list
issued
today.
He
is
Pte.
R.
B.
Fair-servic.
of
Quebec.
.
this
country
will
concentrate
its
efforts
against
Communism.
It
was
MacArthur's
disagree
ment
with
this
view
his
contention
that
greater
efforts
must
OTTAWA
CP)Hon.
C.
E.
Fer-land
of
Jolllette,
Quebec,
aged
59,
member
of
the
Senate
since
1945,
resigned
his
seat
today.
He
represented
the
electoral
district
of
Shawinigan.
He
gave
no
reason
for
his
resignation.
be
put
into
the
Korean
war
that
led
President
Truman
1o
dismiss
him
from
his
Far
East
OTTAWA
(Special
to
Daily
News)
The
following
inquiries
of
the
ministry
appeared
on
the
order
paper
of
the
House
of
ern
command
eight
days
ago.
Capture
Big
Dam
general
was
Commons
yesterday
In
the
name
The
five-star
given
a
swelling
three-minute
of
e.
T.
Applewhaite
(Skeena):
ovauon
wnen
ne
came
inio
ine
i.Ha
the
Canadian
govern-House
chamber
before
a
Join.
mBnt
nurrie
nn
n
r.niu.
any
Reception
meeting
of
the
House
and
Sen
tions
with
the
United
States
of
ate.
He
wore
a
field
uniform
and
no
medals.
"I
do
not
stand
here
as
an
Allies
Now
Advancing
Northward
From
Hawchon
TOKYO
(CP)
Allied
troops
to
America
during
the
past
six
months
with
a
view
to
a
revision
of
the
Northern
Pacific
Halibut
Fisheries
Convention'
2.
If
so,
what
decisions
if
any
hnvn
hppn
norepH
tinnrt?
advocate
for
any
partizan
cause
day
launched
a
limited
attack
north
of
the
newlv
cantured
ir
lne
lsslies
are
iunaamentai
Hwachon
tmwer
Hum
and
reiser-1
and
,
reach
quite
beyond
the
voir
on
the
east-central
front
inirealm
of
partizan
considera-i
rlt
0
8Kreement
has"
been
'SPLIT"
SEASON
ALLOWED
North
Korea.
,
"r;
saw.
"iney
must
be;reacned
of
what
nature
were
:Y
EXPANDS
While
four-power
delegates
in
Paris
and
Ifrions
representatives
at
Lake
Success
thrash
out
.it
nf
world
peace
in
Western
Europe
and
the
north
Htji
ia
asain
seeks
expansion
in
"southwest
Asia,"
where
tjf
niiirches
with
the
free
world.
In
Persia,
where
there
sld
bax.-K,
local
troops
have
been
called
out
to
safeguard
jpniuns
from
the
violence
of
mob
hysteria
which,
Communist
propaganda
and
agents,
has
disrupted
sjrv.
Tlie
maps
above
shows
that
In
each
area
where
4
by
pray
has
been
threatened,
or,
as
in
Korea,
if
has
so
far
been
blocked
by
Allied
deployment.
British
fan
air
bases
in
the
Mediterranean
and
Near
East
may
4
Soviet
military
intervention
in
southwest
Asia,
but
If
tunc
a
satellite
then
a
Soviet-controlled
Persian
Gulf
iuiuer
all
Indian
Ocean
shipping.
A
Russian
diplomatic
4
rersia
could
be
the
preliminary
step
for
an
eventual
ti
l
enveloping
movement
aimed
at
encircling
the
entire
incontinent.
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:
,
.
.
tdian
Brigade
Starts
filing-Seattle
to
Korea
.TITLE
(CP)
First
contingent
of
Canada's
I
brigade
sailed
for
Korea
today.
!'p:nutiii(k'r
of
the
force
is
following
immedi-uwo
other
ships,
sailing
directly
for
the
war
The
Allies
seized
the
big
''
u"
"lc
"'b1'"1
i"
u'jtlie
Canadian
proposals?
national
interest
if
our
course
is
n
is
expected
Ulat
answeis
will
be
filed
in
about
one
week.
Underfished
Sections
of
Area
No.
3
Being
Made
At
Frisco
Bay
City
Gave
its
Heart
To
Gen.
Mac
Arthur
Yesterday
SANFRANCISCO
ih
San
Francisco
yesterday
gave
its
heart
to
General
Douglas
Mac-Arthur
In
a
thundering
welcome
in
which
the
famed
soldier
declared
he
will
not
enter
politics.
He
made
this
dramatic
announcement
during
a
rtotuous
greeting
by
at
least
300,000
people
who
Jammed
the
downtown
streets
and
Civic
Centre.
It
dwarfed
the
noisy
reception
he
received
when
he
returned
to
his
homeland
the
preceding
night
for
th
first
time
in
fourteen
years.
"I
cannot
tell
you
what
it
means
to
be
home,"
the
deposed
General
said.
"How
I
longed
for
it,
dreamed
of
It
through
the
long
dreary
years
abroad."
And
then
the
General
closed
The
Weather
Synopsis
Temperatures
in
most
sections
Available
Late
in
July
to
prove
sound
and
our
future
protected."
MacArthur
said
too:
"I
address
you
with
neither
rancor
nor
bitterness
in
the
fading
twilight
of
life
with
but
one
purpose
in
mind
to
serve
my
country."
VIEWS
SHARED
MacArthur
said
his
views
on
the
Far
.East
"have
been
fully
shared
by
practically
every
military
leader
including
the
United
States
joint
chiefs
of
staff."
He
said
that
the
Pacific
is
a
shield
for
all
the
Americas
and
all
free
lands
of
the
Pacific
(Continued
on
page
3)
of
the
mainland
and
in
a
few
localities
on
Vancouver
Island
hyaro-eiectnc
grid
on
Wednesday
after
the
Reds,
who
had
defended
it
stubbornly
for
days,
slipped
away
to
the
north.
Thousands
of
Allied
soldiers
poured
into
the
dam
and
reservoir
area.
United
Nations
riflemen
struck
north
from
Hwachon
at
the
west
end
of
the
reservoir.
They
traded
fire
with
an
enemy
group
of
undisclosed
strength
but
later
withdrew.
The
Chinese
Reds
pulled
back
all
along
the
central
front
in
mountainous
area
west
of
the
reservoir.
Rain,
smoke
and
haze
made
air
observation
impassible
but
'United
Nations
troops
patrolled
aggressively
far
ahead
of
their
lines
in
those
craggy
heights
without
opposition.
Heavy
rain
slowed
the
Allied
Important
Change
in
Regulations
Halibut
fishing
regulations
for
1951,
just
announced
by
the'
International
Fisheries
Commission,
include
an
important
change
in
the
establishment
of
two
recently
underfished
sections
of
previous
Area
2
a."
separate
areas
and
the
opening
of
these
in
late
.ummer
for
10
days
commencing
July
26
the
time
when
they
used
to
yield.
their
greatest
catches.
fell
below
freezing
during
the
night
in
one
of
the
coldest
April
nights
in
years.
At
Vancouver
the
temperature
fell
briefly
this
morning
to
26,
the
coldest
April
morning
since
April
3,
1936.
Coldest
spot
in
the
interior
was
Cranbrook
with
a
temperature
of
ten
above
while
in
the
Okanagan
Valley
Penticton
reported
a
low
of
twenty-three.
Although
the
cold
air
is
still
pouring
into
southern
British
Columbia,
the
rate
at
which
the
polar
air
is
entering
the
central
Interior
is
decreasing
markedly
j
his
brief
speech
on
an
unexpec-i
ted
note:
"I
have
Just
been
asked
Alleged
Killer
Hangs
Himself
i
if
I
inteded
to
enter
politics.
My
rcpiy
whs
iu
.
"I
have
no
political
asplra
One
Killed
In
Bomber
push
on
the
western
front.
Among
minor
changes
is
tions
whatsoever.
I
do
not
In
reduction
in
the
pre-season
per
tend
to
run
for
any
political
of
that
the
catch
of
halibut
on
the
Pacifie
coast
in
1951
will
be
in
i
In.
sunburned
and
CBiidltioned,
the
troops
'the
Seattle
port
of
i
pier
shortly
after
fiin-u
as
ordeig
wre
n
the
ranks.
Tile
"4
erect
under
their
''s
Rifles
and
Sten-iff.Muiiu
at
their
shoul-
hard,
as
if
spoil-
Juhn
M.
Rocking-J!31tmiid(:r
of
the
force,
tiien
will
swing
Into
lS
loun
as
possible.
iod
during
which
vessels
may
fice
and
I
hope
that
my
name
will
never
be
used
in
a
political
have
their
licences
validated
for
exceSs
cf
56,000,000
pounds,
or
way."
lishing
in
the
various
areas,
ioiabout
one-third
greater
than
reduce
opportunities
for
illegal
tne
catcn
that
the
unregistered
EL
PASO,
Texas
0'
An
80-ton
and
by
this
evening
this
decrease
bomber
faltered
on
its
take-off
should
be
'reflected
.in
lighter
yesterday
and
crashed,
killing
wind
speeds
along
the
southern
WINNIPEG
(CP)
John
Henry
Schmidt,
31-ycar-old
farmer
charged
last
Saturday
with
the
rifle
slaying
of
five
members
of
his
family
at
Graysvllle,
Manitoba,
hanged
himself
early
today
in
Headingly
Jail.
He
was
accused
of
slaying
his
mother,
father,
two
sisters
and
a
brother.
Session
Is
Prorogued
Stormy
Session
of
Legislature
At
Victoria
Ends
coast.
John
Lesko
was
admitted
to
one
of
its
15-man
crew
and
injuring
a
school
boy.
The
four-engined
bomber,
bas-
Frost
is
expected
again
tonight
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
yesterday
afternoon
after
in
most
sections
of
the
province
ed
at
Biggs
Field
here,
burned
but
temperatures
are
not
.
ex-after
the
crash.
None
of
the
14
i
pected
to
fall
as
low
as
last
sustaining
injuries
in
an
accl
dent
at
Watson
Island.
pre-sea'son
fisning.
fishery
was
able
to
take
in
the
The
coast
is
divided
into
seven
'
year
before,
regulation
began,
regulatory
areas.
Area
1A
in-
j
This
greater
catch
will
be
taken
eludes
the
waters
south
of
Cape
with
one-third
less
fishing
ef
Blanco,
Oregon.
Area
IB
lies
be-
fort
than
was
required
to
take
tween
Cape
Blanco
and
Willapa
!
the
smaller
catch
of
that
earlier
Harbor,
Washington.
Area
2A
year.
includes
those
waters
between
;
Set
line
vessels
may
again
se-Willapa
Harbor
and
Cape1
cure
permits
to
retain
for
sale
Spencer,
Alaska,
that
are
not
one
pound
of
halibut
with
each
contained
in
Areas
2B
and
2C.
'seven
pounds
of
other
salable
Area
2B
Includes
the
waters
in
species
of
fish
caught
incident-southern
Hecate
Strait,
off
Brit-:
allv
while
fishing
for
other
men
aboard
were
injured
night.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Second,
session
of
British
Columbia's
22nd
legislature
one
of
the
longest
on
record
prorogued
last
night
after
nearly
two
months
of
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Tiiurlcsy
8.
I.
JiihiiKlmi
ltM"
Prorogation
came
at
1:06
p.m.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Sunny
and
warmer.
Winds
northeast
(20i
in
open
water
today,
otherwise
light.
Northeast
gales
(40
mph)
in
mainland
inlets,
decreasing
to
30
this
afternoon.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
at
Port
Hardy
32
and
55,
Sandspit
32
and
50,
Prince
Rupert
32
and
55.
4.r'i
ish
Columbia.
Area
2C
includes
species
during
a
limited
period
Pacific
Standard
Time
Beatlie
.
Bevcourt
the
45Vi
the
waters
between
Cape
Ad-latter
closure,
of
the
areas
to
The
session,
which
saw
;ged
With
s
Murder
J.1
'f
-a
latlu
r
was
yes-f
f1
with
the
rifle
'1
s
twenty-year-old
DJvilff,
20-year-old
I
,Was
"Hind
dead
in
1
me
near
Brilliant
J!'
said
he
had
been
K
John
Davldoff,
47,
fy
charged
with
mur-r!,M
no
plej
when
'harKe
was
read
and
i
for
eight
days.
;Th
1J"t'
Davidoff
was
'?.
16-year-old
Koo-
diiigton
and
Dixon
Entrance,
'
halibut
fishing.
The
winter
clos-
Liberal-Progressive
Conservative
off
southeastern
Alaska.
Area
3
cd
season,
the
closure
of
the
coalition
lose
two
members
in
extends
from
Cape
Spencer
to
Masset
and
Timbered
Islet
nurs-
a
battle
over
compulsory
hos-a
line
running
true
west
from
ery
areas
throughout
the
entire
pital
insurance,
had
opened
Cape
Sarichef
on
Unlmak
Is-
year,
the
application
of
the
February
20.
land.
Area
4
includes
those
wat-
minimum
size
limit
to
the
hall-
Lieutenant
Governor
Clarence
era
of
the
Bering
Sea
lying
but
that
are
landed,
and
the
Wallace
gave
royal
assent
to
north
of
the
CaDe
Sarichef
line.
1
nrohibition
of
the
use
of
dory
some
113
bills,
about
half
a
Bobjo
-13V!
Buffalo
Canadian
27
Consul.
Smelters
147.00
Conwest
2.65'
Donalda
52
Eldona
:
21
East
Sullivan
8.50
Giant
Yellowknife
6.60
God's
Lake
38
AIR
PASSENGERS
From
Sandspit
(Wednesday)
S.
Young,
S.
MacGuire,
S.
Colin-son.
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
B.
C.
Bracewell,
Mr.
Kenweoy,
Mr.
Patton,
E.
Marback,
Mrs.
H.
Weiss,
C.
E.
Moir,
Mrs.
Bussey,
A.
B.
Bussey,
Mr.
McSher,
C.
Tur-bitt,
Mrs.
Bremner,
L.
Moir.
To
Vancouver
(today)
A.
Marshall,
C.
Carlton,
R.
A.
Ritchie,
M.
L.
Grossman,
C.
E.
Secord,
J.
W.
Bruce,
D.
Atkln,
Mr.
Rambo,
Mr.
Traynor.
Mrs.
A.
V.
Hill,
J.
W.
Podmore,
R.
Culler.
To
Port
Hardy
(today)
Mr.
Harrison.
To
Sandspit
(today)
.
C.
W.
Corrigan,
D.
Selkirk,
L.
Aikens.
A
catch
limit
'
of
25,500,000
Co-oo
Fishermen's
FAREWELL
DANCE
rOSTPONKD
TO
APRIL
27
1
0
p.m.
-
2
a.m.
-
Civic
Centre
Admission
by
Ticket
Only
Tickets
available
at
Co-op
Bakery
and
Store
94c
Area
2A.
28,000.000
Harricana
10V
pounds
is
applied
to
Heva
11
'4
Tne
Area
3
limit
of
Jackntfe
5Vi
gear
or
nets
for
the
capture
of
dozen
short
of
the
number
in-halibut
are
continued.
troduced.
To
provide
for
the
return
of
The
biggest
budget
in
British
tagged
halibut
released
under
Columbia's
history
wag
appro
-the
commission's
current
mark-
ed,
heralding
ordinary
expending
program,
the
regulations
ai-
tures
during
the
coming
year
low
vessels
using
any
type
of
amounting
to
more
than
$118,-gear
to
retain
and
land
tagged
000.000
and
expenditures
out
of
(Continued
on
page
2)
,
borrowed
capital
totalling
$36,-
:
j
000.000.
w
C
'
Mosl
contentious
piece
of
Ieg-I
T
n
C
I
islation
in
years,
the
bill
raising
!
ine
samp
hori
D.
"
VANCOIIYHI
American
Standard
....
-27
Bratorne
.
Cariboo
Quartz
115
Congress
814
Hedley
Mascot
54
Indian
Mines
27
Pend
Oreille
7.90
Pioneer
2.00
Premier
Border
26
J2
Privateer
12
Reeves
McDonald
4.50
Reno
'
4l2
Sheep
Creek
1-70
Sllbak
Premier
43
(
Taku
River
07
Salmon
Oold
03
Snud
Valley
4
Silver
Standard
2
45
Oils
A
P
Con
l.J.
46
Calmont
:
3.00
C
&
E
2.15
Central
Leduc
2.55
Home
Oil
15
75
Mercury
15
Okalta
2.60
Princess
1-60
Royal
Canadian
10',i
TORONTO
Athona
09
Aumaque
.25
pounds
and
the
Area
4
limit
of
500,000
pounds
remain
the
same
as
in
1950.
No
catch
limits
are
set
for
Areas
1A,
IB,
2B
and
2C.
The
fishing
season
Is
again
opened
on
May
1,
except
in
Areas
ZB
and
2C
which
are
opened
for
10
days
commencing
on
July
26.
This
season
4
1
!
vi
r
uuuj
m
mm
I
hospital
Insurance
payments
i
.
.
-
J
11.1
.
Vv.
V.
.Toilet
Quebec
63
j
Lapaska
04
Little
Long
Lac
69
Lynx
.'.
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.15
McKenzle
Red
Lake
.46
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.67
Moneta
34
V4
Negus
84
Noranda
77.75
Louvicourt
22
Pickle
Crow
-
1-66
San
Antonio
2-49
Senator
Rouyn
:
18V1
Sherrlt
Gordon
3
50
Steep
Rock
8
85
Silver
Miller
1-72
Upper
Canada
1-65
.
Golden
Manltou
6-75
CONCERT
Fridav
Friday,
AprU
Anril
20
20,
1951
wm
;
causea
puuuctu
uyucavai
uuui
tne
House
and
throughout
;
10'7
teei
British
Columbia.
it
ir
feet
I
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
and
Mrs.
Help
Wanted
Female
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
requires
the
services
of
a
typist
clerk
immediately.
-
Prospective
applicants
please
apply
in
person
to
Personnel
Office,
Watson
Island.
81
High
Low
.
ends
in
Areas
IB
and
2A
when
the
Area
2A
catch
limit
is
taken,
and
in
Areas
1A
and
3
when
the
Area
3
catch
limit
is
reached.
Area
4
closes
at
the
same
time
as
Area
3,
unless
it
is
closed
earlier
by
reason
of
the
attainment
of
Its
own
catch
limit.
Misured
by
centra
A
.
.
.
"ssocianoni
)AY.
APRIL
20
1
:15
p.m.
coalitionists,
crossed
the
floor
POLIO
OUTBREAK
of
the
House
and
announced
The
first
major
epidemic
of!
they
would
stand
as
independ-poliomyelitlfl
in
United
States
;ents.
They
said
they
had
lost
CONSERVATION
SUCCEEDS
(h)
anticipates
occurred
in
1913.
faith
in
the
government.
The
commission
i