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Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL,
No.
104
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
3,
1951
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FIVE
CENTS
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Phone
81
"
o
rn
n
a
iwt
UDD
Festival
of
Britain
is
Under
Way
Mac
Arthur
Thinks
lerian
Forces
Defensive
ties
on
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
General
Douglas
MacArthur
said
today
that
he
does
not
believe
Soviet
Russia
is
in
a
position
to
"launch
any
predatory
attack
from
the
Asiatic
continent."
th
Boat
vaiiauiaiid
i
Moving
in
Second
Battalion
for
Korea
Action
Arrives
Today
AT
A
PORT
IN
SOUTH
KOREA
Brig.
John
Rockingham,
commander
of
the
25lh
Canadian
Army
Brigade
shortly
to
arrive
in
Korea,
said
today
that
his
troops
will
go
into
action
almost
Immediately.
The
general
was
welcoming
a
second
Canadian
battalion
which
arrived
today.
Rockingham
said
that
Lieut.
Gen.
James
Van
Fleet,
United
States
Eighth
Army
commander,
had
asked
the
Canadians
to
be
ready
to
go
to
the
front
as
soon
as
possible
after
arriving.
"I
promised
General
Van
Fleet
that
we
would
be
ready,"
he
LONDON
fl'-The
King
spoke,
crowds
cheered,
church
bells
rang
as
the
Festival
of
Britain
officially
began
today.
Months
of
preparation
came
to
a
climax
when
the
King
and
Queen
rode
through
the
streets
of
London
to
St.
Paul's
Cathedral
in
an
open
carriage.
They
were
escorted
by
glittering
household
cavalry.
Throngs
had
waited
all
niglit
for
a
glimpse
of
Their
Majesties.
"This
Is
no
time
for
despondency"
said
the
King
in
a
broadcast
from
the
steps
of
St.
Paul's.
"I
see
this
festival
as
a
symbol
of
Britain's
abiding
courage
and
vitality."
From
now
until
September
the
country
will
make
merry
with
exhibitions,
pageants,
sports
and
fun
fairs.
Planners
of
the
festival
have
had
two
motives.
1.
To
celebrate
the
centenary
iow
exhibits
were
ln-
.
....
U..
t
U
The
deposed
Far
Eastern
commander
gave
that
estimate
to
the
Senate
armed
services
and
foreign
relations
committees
Inquiring
jointly
Into
the
Mac-Arthur
dismissal
and
Far
Eastern
policy.
,is
eviuciice
uy
u.c
;
morning
in
the
.iu-
rt
assize
r.iurder
tml
Living
Cost
At
New
High
OTTAWA
The
cost
of
living
index
In
Canada
advanced
2.1
Doints
during
March
to
a
Ryan.
MacArthur
testified
behind
witness
for
the
'cial
Constable
Joha
closed
doors
but
a
censored
transcript
of
his
testimony
was
given
to
reporters.
Milled
numerous
ob-
h
he
liad
taken
fom
The
general
said
he
believes
new
record
high
mark
of
181,3
A
Westerly,
including
Russian
forces
in
Siberia
"are
'largely
defensive."
!
In
this
connection,
MacArthur
.es,
soft-drink
bottles,
clothing
and
halr-i
had
dark
stjlns.
phs
of
the
interior
of
from
179.7
at
iviarch
1.
Announcement
was
made
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
by
Rt.
Hon.
Q.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce.
observed:
"I
believe
the
Soviet
has
so
rly
were
produced
as
added.
"The
way
everyone
has'
been
working
and,
with
the
cooperation
we
have
been
receiv
often
repeated
Incorrect
statements
that
we
are
planning
to
attack
him
that
he
has
finally
of
the
great
exhibition
of
1951.
.
2.
To
show
the
world
that
Britain
has
faith
in
herself
and
the
future.
v
the
crown,
snowing
tne
mails,
floor
and
of
the
cabin.
begun
to
believe
it
himself."
Rail
Award
White
testified
he
was
Senator
Russell,
chairman'
of
ing
from
the
Eighth
Army
and
American
logistical
officers,
there
Is
no
doubt
about
it."
The
Canadians,
their
com
CLOSING
CEREMONY
End
of
the
academic
year
at
tne
Canadian
Services
College
at
the
Royal
Military
College,
Kingston,
Ont,
was
ma
ked
by
colorful
closing
ceremonies.
Vice-Admlral
H.
T.
W.
Grant,
Chief
of
the
Naval
Staff,
Is
shown
taking
tha
salute
at
the
march
past.
He
also
gave
the
closing
address.
It
was
the
first
time
a
naval
officer
had
officiated
at
the
ceremony.
cused's
house
during
at
4
a
m.
December
the
combined
committees,
called
for
an
estimate
by
MacArthur
of
the
strength
of
Soviet
forces
in
the
Far
East
but.
what
Mac-
,e
had
searched
the
Syrians
Go
Into
Israel
Unchanged;
I
Arthur
mip-ht-.
have
hflH
t.n
sav
mander
said
will
go
Into
action
as
an
independent
unit
before
'the
British
Commonwealth
Division
(increased
from
a
brigade)
come
into
being.
The
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry
veterans
of
found
a
pair
of
Jockey
lich
were
wet
and
sea
water.
its
were
produced
as
Documents
of
Wake
Is.
M'ARTIIUR
WAS
NOT
FEARFUL
More
Halibut
Being
Landed
CCF
Move
In
House
of
about
that
was
deleted
from
the
transcript
given
reporters.
In
that
connection
Senator
Hugh
Butler,
on
leaving
tne
Commons
Yesterday
Rejected
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
CCF
party
hearing
earlier,
had
told
report-
if
papers
and
a
book
und
on
a
shelf
above
tried
unsuccessfully
yesterday
to
era
that
MacArthur
also
said
he
nearly
five
months
in
Korea
would
Join
the
main
Canadian
force
as
soon
as
it
got
into
the
forward
area.
TEL
AVIV,
Israel
(CP)
Syrian
forces
which
penetrated
into
Israel's
territory
yesterday
were
driven
back
into
Syria
last
night,
an
Israeli
military
spokesman
announced.
An
Israeli
counter-attack,
the
spokesman
said,
was
directed
in
the
hOUSC.
The
fnr
ty,-
nnvprnmpnt.
tn
Tprnn-'rinM
not
hplipvp
RlLiiia
could
Up
to
noon
today
some
78.0(H)
pounds
of
halibut
had
been
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
since
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Administration's
Wake
Island
documents
quote
General
Douglas
Mac-Arthur
as
having
told
President
Truman
that
there
book,
which
had
sider
the
controversial
railway
move
troops
eastward
because
strike
settlement
of
last
Beptem-1
the
TransSiberlan
Railway
was
fe:ne
in
it,
were
wet,
he
the
opening
of
the
1951
fishing
already
taxed
to
the
limit.
ber.
season.
Following
the
arrival
yester
was
"very
little"
chance
for
intervention
in
Korea
by
A.
N.
Potterton
testl-
The
transcript
recorded
Rus-
against
regular
forces
of
tne
by
other
Though
supported
k:
rived
with
Cpl.
A.
E.
,..
...
.v..
ii
sell
as
askinii
MacArthur
about
day
morning
or
two
company
Red
China
or
Russia.
Syrian
army
and
Syrian
"irregu
utjuii.iuii
B'""t",
?'
,
j
u.
h
riackprs
with
R3
onn
nnnnd,
nf
several
constables
at
son
after
he
received
e
call
in
Prince
Ru-
the
morning
of
De-
But
the
question
was
raised
immediately
as
to
whether
Mac-Arthur
was
talking
about
the
S?heVmotirwh
ch
wou
d
ST
U
Sutei
gaLon
Vr
"camp."
fish
the
AzuHte
aTrived
VSSmSSS
ta
Japan
to
Korea
when
war
.
later
RrW
consider
the
advisability
of
such
bRhen
m
iT
.u
m
nnnt
moved
at
that
time,
I
"assume!
Two"
vessels
of
the
'
fishing
Korea
Front
Livened
up
1
Quiet
Is
Broken
by
Sharp
Clashes
Today
TOKYO
(CP)
Sharp
skirmishes
broke
up
the
quiet
on
the
Korean
front
today
as
United
chance
there
would
be
of
such
intervention
or
about
the
chance
fi
tRcii
arrested
"
at
Sentenced
To
Death
Nanaimo
Murder
Trial
Comes
to
Close
Wednesday
Night.
NANAIMO
tift
The
death
lars
'
who,
during
the
day,
occupied
a
two-mile
stretch
of
demilitarized
zone
along
the
border.
He
claimed
the
Syrians
had
also
penetrated
into
Israel
beyond
the
demilitarized
zone.
The
spokesman
said
that
Israeli
troops
remained
on
their
own
territory
and
all
was
quiet,
now
in
the
trouble
area.
The
disputed
territory
is
north
ai
4
a.m.
He
was
opcl.
ivau,,
me
uiutn..!
they
could
have
captured
Japan,
I
fleet
were
forced
In
since
yester
i
while
-
still
.
sleeping
I
could
they
not?"
Russell
asked,
day
and
brought
catches
with
r,-
.
.
.
.
i
..
.
ses
got
one
handcuff
lawara
io
grani,
iv
uppiiHun.au:-,
,d
dQ
bt
very
seIi0US
them
The
Invercan
in.
coming
li:
(
with
pump
trouble,
landed
5.2R0
aefore
he
awoke.
j
ly
9000
hotel
and
water
trans-
y
Senator.
MaCArthur
replied.
ion
counsel
asked
if
Pr'
workers
the
same
settle-
c,IARGES
TAMPERING
drunk
;
ment
terms
given
125,000
railway
,
aI
..-,.,,,..
-JPiip,v
Nations
patrols
probed
Red
pounds
for
the
Bacon
Fisheries
s
reasonably
sober,"!
workers
generally
by
Mr.
Julstice
had
slated
tnat
some
cnanges
1
the
price
to
be
determined
after
penalty
was
ordered
last
night,
as
the
outcome
of
the
slaying
of
the
Sea
of
Galilee
and
was
demilitarized
under
the
United
Nations-sponsored
truce
between
Jews
and
Arabs.
of
success
the
Reds
would
have
if
they
did
come
in.
The
text
of
the
account
of
what
went
on
in
the
island
conference
last
fall,
prepared
afterwards
from
the
notes,
was
made
public
on
the
eve
of
hearings
today
in
Truman's
removal
of
MacArthur
from
command
in
the
Far
East.
The
text,
given
out
yesterday,
showed
this
question
from
Truman:
"What
are
the
chances
for
1
the
Chinese
or
Soviet
interference?".
.
i-
"Very
little,"
"MacArthur
February
6
at
a
remote
Van
forces
building
up
for
new
offensives.
The
fights
were
fierce
but
on
small
scale.
Two
United
States
F-80
Shooting
Star
jets
were
knocked
down-
si.
rotterton.
-
n.enuc.
Suc.uii;ui,-.1.-
had
been
made
Ior
p0UtiCai
pur-
'
tne
Fish
Excnange
goes
into
ac-
viiiie
also
said
he
be-
i
pointed
arbitrator.
i
poses
witn
reports
he
had
made
tion.
an
had
been
sober
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
t0
the
Defence
Department
and1
The
Isa,
Capt.
H.
Hansen,
d.
nnnosine
the
motion,
said
he
npnartment
of
State
on
Far
bringing
In
a
member
of
the
couver
Island
settlement.
would
not
ask
Parliament
to
Eastern
matters.
He
claimed
'
crew
with
a
slight
foot
injury,
by
enemy
Xirer
'
-Four
ground
clashes
involved
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
sentenced
Martin
Saxey
to
be
hanged
August
17
after
an
Assize
court
jury
had
convicted
him
of
Bony
.
v
;
intervene
in
the
awarti.
v
f
ans
arrest
the
nolir.e
Allied
tanks
rumbling
north
I
that
he
had
had
the
.support
of
landed
3,Q0Q
pounds,
to
the
Co-Ithe
Defence
Department
hi
-his
operative.
nlans
I
It
Is
expected
that
the
board
murder,
recommending
mercy.
J
from
Seoul.
An
armored
column
drove
back
a
Chinese
regiment
after
a
two-hour
skirmish
northwest
BIG
MOVE.'AENT
"
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
50,000
United
Church
Sunday
School
teachers
and
officers
constitute
the
largest
single
group
of
volunteer
leaders
in
Canada,
It
was
stated
here
by
Rev.
R.
D.
J.
Morris,
secretary
for
the
church's
Sunday
schools.
The
church
has
5C0.0CO
children
enrolled.
The
general
supposed
tnai
nAtuHuge
...ay
Br:J
some
of
his
proposals
had
been
its
first
listings
tomorrow.
;
gone
to
the
council
lay
the
body
of
Tail.
""ton
said
thfre
wers
iceranoiis
on
the
skull
'td.
The
body
appear-'811
it
had
been
in
the
Saxey
was
convicted
of
the
death
of
Louis
Oscar
at
Battle
Bay.
Th
n
a
no
tioH
Y
na
pH
tnn
con
-
Spectacles,
Teeth
Out
The
documents
went
on
witn
ruled
out
by
President
Truman
or
Secretary
of
State
Acheson.
I
S
i
Red
infantrymen
over
the
last
!
difficulties
an
intervening
force
tpnro
withf.
-mnunn
hnt
tho
two
miles.
PEACE
OR
WAR
CROYDON,
Surrey.
England
(CP)
A
peace
committee
here
organized
a
meetine
which
had
THE
TIDES
jury
foreman
broke
into
tears!
would
have
to
meet
at
that
stage.
"Had
they
Intervened
in
the
after
hearing
the
sentence
an
Attlce
Government
Weathers
Slorm
Over
Elimination
,
From
Health
Service
Friday,
May
4,
1951
anything
but
peaceful
results.
Value
of
Musk
Festival
is
0:05
20.7
feet
viPn
and
women
attending
be-
High
nounced.
Defence
counsel
said
the
sentence
would
be
appealed.
first
or
second
months
it
would
have
been
decisive.
We
are
vo
longer
fearful
of
their
intervention.
We
no
longer
stand
hat
in
hand,"
said
MacArthur.
12:50
18.9
feet
rame
involved
in
a
free-for-nll
While
said
he
saw
a
'J
in
the
council
house
:lur
aficr
Ryan's
ar-Jd
the
body
was
bruls-atl
bums
and
cuts
as
pd
in
exhibit
1,
a
c
body.
(Pi
Great
Britain's
6:29
3.3
feet
that
resulted
in
a
number
being
LONDON
Stressed
by
Opening
Speakers
Socialist
government
fought
off
18:31
8.2
feet
sent
to
hospital.
revolt
within
Its
own
ranks
to-
dav
and
pushed
thlmgh
Its
nite
said
he
cxamin-
esterly
after
thP
hnnt.
bill
ending
free
spectacles
and
TheWeather
Synopsis
TODAY'S
STOCKS
"'
inW
Prince
Rupert
by
false
teeth
under
the
public
had
locked
the
boat
health
service.
'M'ipson,
he
said
At
niti,rnr
Imnlid
nf
im-
Would
Throw
Out
Britain
CAIRO
0i
A
deputy
dramatically
tore
up
a
copy
of
the
With
speakers
emphasizing
the
value
of
this
expanding
annual
cultural
event,
the
fourth
annual
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Music
and
Drama
Festival
was
officially
opened
last
night
before
a
large
audience
which
stayed
until
almost
the
midnight
hour
to
hear
a
diverting
and
interesting
evening
of
J
.'""
no
examined
it,
The
weather
pictu
e
ovpi-
Ttril-tsh
Columbia
Is
very
much
as
it
was
24
hours
nco.
There
is
an
active
low
pressure
area
off
the
TORONTO
.
Athona
07
c
r
ten
minutes
that
,n
'ne
boat
at.
Pnrt
'he
cabin
appeared
to
pammi
,..
j
.
..
taluorma
coast
and
a
weakening
over
northern
Alberta.
The
Anglo-Egyptian
treaty
in
Par-
ponrnts
backed
their
protests
by
voting
against
the
government
In
the
final
showdown.
The
government
measure
was
approved
by
262
votes
to
three.
Many
members
did
not
vote.
The
bill
provides
that
Britons
must
now
pay
half
of
the
cost
vocal
and
dramatic
prescnta-
"..ai
seemea
o
stains
I
wpre
iha
ffi0"
''
Ji
!
namenHist
night
and
called
on
Egypt
to
take
action
similar
to
much
effect
on
B.
C.
weather.
rr.
walls
and
ceiling,
f
VIHWEI)
D.
Macfarlane
di-
of
classes
and
dentures
wnicn
tO
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Standard
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Caribou
Quartz
1.00
Congress
07
Hedley
Mascot
48
Indian
Mines
29
Pend
Oreille
7.65
Pioneer
1.95
Premier
Border
29
Privateer
11
Reeves
McDonald
4.20
Reno
3
12
Sheep
Creek
1.5R
Silbak
Premier
45
Vananda
20
Salmon
Gold
3Vi
Spud
Valley
08
Silver
Standard
2.37
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Western
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1.90
e
wharf.
The
jury,
.
,ng
snce
f
Mr.
Justice
Man.
Iran
and
oust
Britain.
Foreign
Minister
Mohammed
Salah
Eldin
Bey
said
during
a
full
dress
debate
on
foreign
policy
that
Egypt
will
accept
nothing
short
of
her
"national
demands
in
.
negotiating
a
new
treaty
with
Britain."
Those
demands
include
the
evacuation
of
Britain
forces
from
Suez
and
unity
of
Egypt
and
the
Sudan
under
the
Egyptian
crown.
lions.
The
Festival
is
continuing
morning,
afternoon
and
evening
through
to
Friday
with
sessions
at
Civic
Centre,
Capitol
Theatre
and
.First
United
Church.
.
C.
W..
Graham,
inspector
of
schools,
opening
the
Festival,
expressed
his
appreciation
of
the
privilege.
He
complimented
the
chairman,
committee
members,
organizations
and
contestants
wno
were
working
together
for
the
success
of
the
Festival.
He
felt
that
the
comittee
had
made
an
excellent
choice
in
their
adjudicators
Burton
Kurth
for
music,
and
Mrs.
Phoebe
Smith,
fnr
tha
Hmmn
Wfk
Raid
Mint
Red
Attack
Was
Planned
LAKE
SUCCESS
f"
United
States
representatives
on
the
security
council
of
the
United
Nations
yesterday
released
to
correspondents
two
North
Korean
military
orders
which
are
said
to
prove
that
the
North
Koreans
started
a
premeditated
attack
on
South
Korea
last
June.
Warren
Austin
handed
out
a
Only
variable
hign
cloud
is
to
be
expected
over
southern
sections.
The
low
area
over
Alberta
is
moving
slowly
eastward
and
the
cloud
over
the
eastern
interior
Is
continuing
to
decrease.
Precipitation
was
confined
to
the
Peace
River
district
where
ruin
mixed
with
snow
fell
through
the
night.
Another
weak
disturbance,
now
entering
the
western
Gulf
of
Alaska.
Is
expected
to
mnvn
southward
to
the
low
orf
California
and
to
cause
only
a
little
high
cloud
along
the
coast.
accused
in
police
court
officials
went!
,."'
to
examine
the;
Mr-
Justice
Macfar-1
n
evidence
would
be
Nine
Dead
in
Family
Tragedy
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49
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Consol.
Smelters
146.00
Conwest
3.15
Donalda
57
FJdona
.20
East
Sullivan
8.20
Giant
Yellowknife
6.50
God's
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38
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Hardrock
14
Harricana
11
Heva
12
Jacknlfe
52
Joliet
Quebec
59
Little
Long
Lac
65
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.10
McKenzle
Red
Lake
47
McLeod
Cockshut
2.45
Moneta
32
Negus
.80
Noranda
76.00
Louvlcourt
20
Pickle
Crow
1.60
San
Antonio
2.37
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
3.80
Steep
Rock
8.50
Silver
Mlllpr
1.72
Upper
Canada
1.52
Golden
Manitou
7.75
were
expected'
lp0
hv
i
K
jc
in.nni
,t.mill
unrkor
f
rt
resumed
at
press
shot
his
eight
children
to
death
SLIGHT
ERROR
HALIFAX
(CP)
Because
hi
nt
nnrlnrl
it
nWt
life
'with
a
shotgun
blast
here
last
"'
special
report
Just
received
irom
ms
,estival
was
local
though
it
)RLV
VISITORS
Temperatures
are
expected
to
j
was
wearing
gloves
on
a
warm
show
further
rises
in
most
areas!
nlcht.
a
man
attracted
attention
tomorrow
as
the
sunny
Skies
j
of
a
police
constable
who
arrest-
Intcht.
The
bodies
or
Kaipn
lraders
Major
General
Maunew
mug-way,
supreme
commander
in
the
visited
Manhat-
Cragg,
aged
34,
and
his
children,
persist.
I
ed
the
stroller
and
a
companion
Far
East,
to
which
were
attached
was
happy
to
welcome
those
from
out
of
town.
Its
purpose
was
two-fold.
First,
to
encourage
contestants
in
ti.eir
arc
and
to
provide
aiiJ
nYork'
,rom
1612
ranging
in
age
from
three
to
15
,
the
outpost
"Fort
years,
were
discovered
in
their
Forecast
'
on
charges
of
breaking
and
en
two
captured
documents.
The
first,
labelled
"Recon
tering
a
dry
cleaning
store.
blazing
home.
public
performances
for
the
ex-
nalssance
Order
No.
1
of
June
18,
Anglo
Canadian
6.30
A
P
Con
45
Atlantic
2.95
Calmont
'.
'.
.
120
C
&
E
13
00
Central
Leduc
...
2.40
Home
Oil
-
15.25
Mercury
14
Okalta
2-65
Princess
1-58
Royal
Canadian
10
V
Royallte
13.00
OKANAGAN
The
business
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
clearing
this
afternoon.
Variable
high
cloudiness
tonight.
Sunny
tomorrow.
Little
chanRe
in
temperature.
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
-
at
section
of
this
Okanagan
town
was
threatened
by
fire
early
today.
Pentleton
and
Oliver
fire
departments
came
to
the
rescue.
'
Pick-up
and
Delivery
Service
on
PRESSING
WHILE-U-WAIT
DRY
CLEANING
LAUNDRY
and
HATS
i
Port
Hardy
and
Prince
Rupert,
1
35
and
60:
Sandspit
35
and
55.
A
garage
was
burned
1950,"
purported
to
instruct
thejpression
oi
uus
art.
chief
of
staff
of
the
North
Kor-
Second,
to
provide
the
oppor-ean
Fourth
Division'
to
deter-1
tunity
for
young
people
to
haV'j
mine
the
location
of
the
main
;
expert
aujudicawon
from
aii-body
of
South
Korean
forces.
He
judicators
who
give
help
and
was
also
Instructed
to
work
out
build
P
th
sPirit
of
th
con-an
accurate
target
map
of
in.
testants
Mrs.
Frl
Becker,
president
of
stallatlons
of
such
forces.
the
Association
and
announcer
The
order
further
directed
the
for
tne
evening's
program,
asked
chief
of
staff
"
as
the
attack
be-
(
for
constructive
criticism.
The
gins"
to
carry
out
continuous
;
Association,
though
young,
had
observation
of
centres
of
resist-,
taught
a
lot,
but
there
was
much
ance
on
routes
of
defensive
lines
!
more
to
learn.
She
explained
approaching
Seoul.
.
.
,
(Continued
on
page
3)
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