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Published
at
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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL,
No.
68
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
21,
1951
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negotiating
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seeking
to
write
fcr
the
Big
Four
for-
First
Day
of
!
Fighting
In
Korea
Mav
Just
Cease
Lrs'
meeting
are
no
agreement
on
basic
,
when
the
sessions
Ji
h
5.
Spring,
What?
Stronghold
of
Chunchon
Yields
Without
Struggle
TOKYO
(CP)
An
American
tank
force
today
rumbled
into
the
former
Chinese
stronghold
of
Chunchon.
It
met
only
flag-waving
Korean
civilians.
iites
niei
again
w-
.,
,
.
rnlI,g
a
radical
shift
Fall
of
Garden
itie,
even
those
mosi
m
Undeclared
End
May
Come
in
East
Conflict
It
may
have
been
the
first
day
of
spring
officially
but
it
did
not
look
like
It
in
Prince
Rupert
today
with
a
wet
morning
snowfall
which,
however,
showed
every
sign
of
turning
to
rain.
.
.
1
I
lit
wan
is
ratal
It
tne
Sttin
nau
uv
for
success.
To
top
off
the
day,
a
gale
is
i
Chinese
Communists,
who
made
the
central
Korean
MILAN
(CP,)
A
newly-built
garden
wall
toppled
over
today
on
a
group
of
50
children
seeking
shelter
from
a
sudden
85-mile-a-n-hour
wind,
killing
13
and
Injuring
19
others.
forecast
but
predicted
gales
d
Stop
road
centre
their
troop-massing
point
in
South
Ko
OTTAWA
(CP)-Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
minister
of
external
affairs,
said
yesterday
that
there
is
a
possibility
fighting
in
Korea
will
end
with
an
un-"
declared
cease-fire.
rea,
apparently
had
withdrawn
north
of
the
38th
,
parallel.
Visit
Chunchon
is
6V2
miles
south
(CP-Ardent
Protest-
j,
itoked
the
King
to
'
ifc
proposed
courtesy
ji
ess
Elizabeth
to
the
Close
Call
For
Gov't
LONDON
(CP)
The
Labor
gov
of
the
Red
Korean
border.
It
was
from
Chunchon
that
the
Chinese
mounted
two
massive
offensives
in
January
and
February
against
Wonju,
deep
in
central
Korea.
Preparing
To
Combat
Red
Thrust
have
so
often
passed
Prince
Rupert
up
of
late
that
it
was
supposed
this
would
do
the
same.
At
least,
the
weather
is
mild.
Provide
for
North
Roads
Hart
Highway
finished
by
September
improvements
for
Rupert
link
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Completion
Mrs.
Stuart
Passes
Away
Death
Comes
Suddenly
To
Pioneer
Human
Who
For
Years
led
IODE
Work
"It
looks
at
the
present
time
as
if
the
situation
in
Korea
may
result
In
what
General
Rldge-way,
the
United
Nations
commander
in
Korea,
has
called
a
military
stalemate,"
Mr.
Pearson
said.
The
minister
of
external
affairs
added:
"1
would
prefer
to
think
of
it,
not
so
much
as
a
i
avoid
"an
affront
.sentiment."
I
0.
T.
Taylor,
see
On
the
western
front,
South
ernment
narrowly
missed
aRnr..
rt
.mp,,ra'n
the
Protestant
Alli-
snews
oi
me
visu
LONDON
(CP)-The
12
Atlantic
fished
around
the
pact
countrle4
are
streamlining
.ipal
propaganda
of
their
ther
t
treaty
,
rnachinerv
machinery
for
for
ciick
quick
"VICTORIA
Free
market
for
gold
would
launch
the
west
cMst
on
the
greatest
mining
boom
in
its
history.
Mines
Minister
R.
C.
MacDonald
told
the
legislature
yesterday.
Mac-Donald
said
that
the
question
of
control
over
gold
prices
should
be
investigated,
adding
that
other
divisions
of
British
Columbia's
mining
industry
were
experiencing
the
most
active
and
prosperous
period
in
history.
The
gold
price
in
Canada
is
now
fixed
at
$35
per
ounce.
i
WHY
BUTTER
HIGH
'
OTTAWA
The
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
had
a
simple
explanation
today
for
the
high
price
of
butter.
There
is
simplv
not
enough
butter
to
go
around.
BURNED
TO
DEATH
.
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Miller,
aged
81,
was
burned
to
death
early
today
as
fire
destroyed
a
home
in
the
Dunbar
district.
Her
daughter,
Mrs.
Mary
Diamonds
sustained
serious
burns
on
hands
and
arms.
it
value."
action
in
case
of
a
Communist
thrust.
major
defeat
In
the
House
of
forces
ranging
up
the
nistoric
Commons
last
night
ln
a
foreign
of
lnvaslon
route
Korea
bumped
policy
lssue-the
new
monetary
mto
biUer
Communist
resLst-agreement
with
Egypt.
ance
norlh
0
Seoul
The
government
won
by
2ii
An
American
tank
patrol
on
votes
to
291.
the
road
to
Uijongbu
ran
into
Four
mdre
opposition
votes
a
heavy
mlnefieid.
"Small
arms
would
almost
certainly
have
and
moH&T
fire
was
s0
intense
meant
the
government's
down-
lt
was
impossible
for
men
to
fall
and
a
new
election.
i
Ieave
tnelr
Unkg
and
remov8
The
agreement,
which
settled
mlnes."
an
onerations
officer
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organ
:r
is
Killed
thel
Brawl
One
of
Prince
Ruperts
most
military
stalemate,
but
as
a
..
.
,
,
,
,
.,
stabilization
of
military
posi-
highly
esteemed
and
public
spir-
j
tion."
ited
women
passed
away
sudden-
CROSSING
38th
PARALLEL
ly
during
the
night
and
her
I
The
question
of
crossing
the
death
Is
widely
deplored.
,?,8th
Parallel
came
up.
Angus
.
...
.
.
.
Mclnnis,
OCF
member
for
Van-
The
end
with
came
shocking
couver
East
held
that
the
Unlt.
suddenness
for
Mrs.
Joan
Isa-jed
Nations
forces
should
not
bella,
wife
of
David
C.
Stuart,
'
cross.
Alistalr
Stewart,
Winnipeg
ization
officials
said
today
12
countries
had
accepted
the
main
points
of
a
Canadian
rro-
of
the
John
Hart
Highway,
probably
by
September,
is
planned
by
the
provincial
government,
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
minister
of
public
wroks
announces.
He
also
ICPI
One
American
nosal
which
would
dron
at.
least
Britain's
war
debt
to
Egypt,
was
j
said
'
sharply
tackled
not
only
by,
s
killed
and
two
three
NATO
committees
and
niay
in
a
brothel-
vest
political
control
In
the
wl
with
a
mob
ot
Atlantic
Council
proper,
now
announces
that
$14,000,000
to
be
provided
in
capital
funds
.for
construction
and
reconstruction
North,
and
Clare
Gillis,
Cape
Breton
South,
did
not
share
this
view.
Conservatives
and
Liberals
but'
also
by
some
Labor
members.
I
ny
Koreans
live
in
made
up
of
allies
of
12
foreign
I
ministers.
of
highways
and
bridges
and
French
Strike
Is
Spreading
paving,
will
enable
the
public
DAY
NEEDED
pioneer
city
accountant.
Mrs.
Stuart
had
been
In
somewhat
Indifferent
health
for
the
past
year
or
so
but
had
been
able
to
be
about
in
her
home,
1649
Second
Avenue,
Westview,
with
the
occasional
trip
downtown.
During
recent
days
she
had
been
suffering
from
the
current
Influenza
ailment.
She
had
had
works
department
to
proceed
Iran
Still
with
other
highway
projects
including
the
northern
transpro-
To
Make
New
A-Bomb
Tests
vinclal
highway
to
Prince
Rupert
Troublous
pital
Calls
for
PARIS
(CP)
A
mounting
strike
wave
rolled
through
France
to-.
day,
threatening
to
affect
almost
French
Premier
Mr.
Carson
states
that
it
is
hoped
to
complete
the
highway
connecting
Prince
George
with
Dawson
Creek
and
Mile
O
"of
the
Alaska
Highway
in
the
Peace
TEHRAN,
Iran
(CP)
-The
Shah
everyone
in
the
country
The
ner
evening
meal,
nowever,
anai
WASHINGTON
(CP)
The
Air
retired.
Death
came
suddenly
at
Force
said
today
three
types
of
her
home
at
1:10
a.m.
bombers
will
be
used
in
atomic
Born
December
28,
1880,
in
tests
in
the
Pacific.
proclaimed
martial
law
yester-
near-general
ranway
wamuui
day
in
this
terror-ridden,
strate-,
appeared
most
alan6-
e
Local
Finance
Is
Coming
Here
River
country
this
year.
This
will
gic
Middle
East
country
whose
oil
..iu
rioh.
mir
hpr
nnsiiinn
vital
in
that
strikes,
all
pressing
for
Edinburgh,
Scotland,
and
mar-,
performance
records
of
the
provide
a
750-mile
all-British
ried
at
the
Catieton
Hotel
in
the
Boeing
B-47
Is
a
secret
but
It
Is
Columbia
Highway
between
W
demands,
"may
develop
the
ast-west
cold
war.
,
.m
nani
crisis
Could
Cause
Closure
Vancouver
and
Dawson
Creek,
imo
a
veniaoie
aitempi,
on
me
Not
Getting;
Square
Deaf
From
'
-
life
oi.
the
country."
Martial
law,
limited
to
Tehran
and
imposed
lor
two
"months.
he
says
came
amid
a
wave
of
rumors
UCIIIS,
Claimed
The
minister
says
that
$10,-700,000
is
provided
in
estimate-3
for
maintenance
of
British
Col
Most
stoppages
were
aimed
directly
at
the
government,
by
far
France's
biggest
rmployer.
Unions
of
all
political
alignments
are
taking
part,
reflecting
wide
Auriol
To
Spend
$180,000
on
Visit
to
St.
Laurent,
Truman
PARIS
(CP)
President
Vince.it
Auriol
sailed
last
night
to
spend
11
days
and
make
30
speeches
none
about
politics
and
preside
at
18
official
meals
in
Canada
and
the
United
States!
The
trip
to
see
Prime
Minister
L."
St.
Laurent
of
Canada
and
President
H.
S.
Truman
of
the
that
new
terrcHsm
had
taken
the
lives
of
Iranian
officials.
One
rumor,
unconfirmed
here,
ns
of
Prince
Rupert
soon
may
be
paying
Scottish
capital
April
27,
1910,'
reported
to
be
the
fastest
A-Mrs.
Stuart
and
her
husband
bomber
m
the
-world
with
a
came
Immediately
to
Canada.
'
speed
of
more
than
600
miles
an
After
a
short
time
in
Vancouver,
hour
they
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert.
An
A,p
Force
spokesman
said
he
in
June
and
she
on
July
4,
Lhat
,n
addltlon
to
the
B-47,
191-
,
,
tests
will
employ
older
B-29
Su-
In
the
very
early
days
they
j
perf
ortresses
and
tne
m0derniz-resided
in
a
cottage,
long
since
ed
verslon
known
as
B.50.
The
disappeared,
on
the
western
i
Spokesrnan
said
the
Air
Force
is
shore
of
Hays
Creek
s
mouth.
,ntrpstpd
ln
eUp(.t
of
atomic
umbia's
22.000
miles
of
highways.
s
on
their
property.
City
council
will
be
was
that
Governor-General
Man-
spread
discontent
with
rapidly-
(1
for
a
m-anr
nf
SKfl
flfti!
tr
trio
linnitil
ouchar
Egbal
of
Azarbajain
Province
on
the
Soviet
border
had
been
slain
along
with
his
pro
Lining
up
fupert
Hospital
Association
decided
last
United
States
will
cost
France
Mrs.
Stuart
was
a
graduate
of
all
of
explosions
on
types
planes
'-the
annual
meeting.
i
C.
G.
Ham,
In
his
irising
prices
ond
the
cabinet's
hesitancy
to
raise
wages.
Strikes
affected
railways,
gas,
electricity,
subways
and
buses
in
Paris,
as
well
as
auto
factories
and
funeral
parlors.
Strikers
defied
a
broadcast
appeal
by
Queuille
to
stay
on
the
lob.
1
Edinburgh
Ladies'
College
and
d
D0Ssiblv
fighters
would
be
a50"1
$180,000.
of
Edinburgh
University
and
lncluded
ln
the
based
on
i
The
president
leaves
his
coun-
(was
always
Interested
in
affairs
Eniwetok
Island,
in
the
Marshall
try
at
an
awkward
moment
when
t,
told
the
meeting
;;4n.um
of
$129,000
was
f
.te
requirement
for
heating
plan
or
we
may
be
forced
to
close
the
hospital."
cultural
ana
ariisiic.
rnn
strikes
of
eas.
Dower
and
trans
"The
high
steam
pressure
u
was
not
long
after
arrival
fh
Columbia
Hospital
vincial
police
chief.
Even
as
the
proclamation
had
been
broadcast,
the
Iranian
Senate
completed
on
the
application
for
nationalization
of
the
Anglo-American
Oil
Co.,
focus
of
nationalist
anger
which
has
been
generating
public
tension
in
Iran.
Presentation
of
the
martial
law
proclamation
to
the
Shah
was
the
first
action
of
the
new
cabinet
formed
by
Hussein
Aia,
Pact
Army
PARIS
(CP)
In
addition
to
Field
Marshal
Viscount
Montgomery
as
deputy
commander
of
the
Atlantic
Pact
army.
General
Dwight
Eisenhower
has
appointed
eight
other
high-ranking
f
frvice
had
alreadv
,
from
the
new
unit
we
could
use
here
that
deceased
became
ac-
port
workers
have
thrown
the
:
capital
into
a
crisis.
i
Should
the
trouble
result
in
a
ir
approval
for
con-'for
Instrument
sterilization
and
ve
in
the
affairs
oi
rlrst
Pres
TheWeather
Wj.OOO
as
their
share.
he
.
tf,ASA
nM
UVLCIittll
VUUIVII
Ul
niliUI
downfall
of
Premier
Henri
Que-
4
government
has
,
"
,
was
one
of
the
early
members.!
ullle's
week-old
cabinet,
Auriol
Peron
Takes
OverlaPrensa
for
a
$30,000
Erant
r'eclnc
DU1S'
su,u
she
served
as
president
of
the'
GALE
WARNING
must
pick
Queuille's
successor.
officers
to
his
staff.
r'ti.
of
the
Old
Land
,
.
,
Traditions
.
m,
.
rt,
orn
timt
within
in
hours
vpstt.rdav
to
Immediate
approval
of
the
as-
11
up
to
the
people
of
pro-western
Premier,
appointed
after
the
assassination
of
his
predecessor
two
weeks
ago.
The
broadcast
proclamation
as
Bert
tr.
sianri
fnr
tv,
soclat.lon
fnr
the
monev
bv-law
were
maintained
Dy
associdiiuii
.nosgl
,0tPc
strnnir
nnrth.
riisniu
t,ho
.strilros
urhich
are
Chief
Marshal
Sir
Hugh
Saunders
Is
air
deputy
and
"If
the
need
becomes
appaient,"
a
headquarters
spokesman
said,
a
senior
naval
officer
mayfte
named
later.
Meanwhile
the
French
cabinet
announced
that
General
Alphone
BUENOS
AIRES,
Argentina
(CP)
Followers
of
President
Juan
D.
Peron
last
night
formally
took
over
control
of
La
Prensa,
Argentina's
largest
independent
serted
that
"gangster
elements
have
been
trying
tq
upset
the
I'd.
adding
that
ap-!
appeal
wlth
tl?e
ol.St"
Andrew's
Socie
ty
west
windg
wUj
develop
0ver
the
making
up
one
of
the
worst
;ity
council
will
be
-Manv
citizens
have
the
WL,
?
Wom,en
.
.,,Uj
y
.remainder
of
the
coast
during
waves
of
labor
unrest
since
the
'4
a
plebiscite
'
fdea
se
WS
ldentlf
led-
'the
U
required
wrong
about
hospitals
to-
w,c
morning
and
early
after-
I
war.
issuance
of
de-
y"gMr
Hamsaid:
They
think
VeVrlZ
Ruper't
f00"'
Cl0,Udy
U?fttled
The
Cabi"et
t0
!
'V
1
f0l?r
I
13
the
U'tion
and
the
government,
with
hospital
PZl
ener.al
over
Provlnc.e
t.0"
striking
public
utilty
security
of
Teheran.
'T
house
and
a
com-'
insurance,
is
looklne
after
the
f."v,
T;
..'
.V.
.?:
V'
aay
wlln
e
exception
of
tne
transport
workers
if
necessary.
This
is'
from
the
civilian
draft
Iheatinir
niant
Juin,
commander
of
France's
armed
forces,
has
been
made
available
to
Eisenhower
to
serve
The
martial
law
proclamation
i
newspaper,
which
has
been
clos-is,
apparently,
aimed
at
quelling
j
ed
54
days
by
strikes
and
boy-any
possible
new
acts
such
as
the
cotts
of
government-approved
killing
March
7
of
the
American-
unions.
f.
supported
Premier
All
Razmara'
Five
Peronlsta
members
of
a
hosnltals
nospiiais
todav
today,
This
inis
is
is
not
noi
so
so.
"
11
was
w
.
.
Z
Kootenays
where
it
is
sunny
Responsibility
of
supporting
,
order,
.'
Daughters
of
the
Em-
f
and
na
mlld
mlla-
J0
Mnr.
shower
,hnwpr
aotlvitv
activity
wnere
became
Decame
most
mosl
plre'
the
honnital
lav
with
the
sne,
is
expected
over
the
province
municipality
it
served
he
said
actlve
and
Pmlnent.
She
was
today
with
clearing
skies
ex-
a
Past
rent
of
ueen
My
pected
over
the
coastal
sections
ana
d
hoped
nopea
toe
me
people
peopie
would
woum
.
.
ri
f
nnmpmus
vpnrs
l
.
,
which
makes
workers
subject
to
fines
and
imprisonment
if
thsy
stay
off
the
Job.
as
ground
troops
commander
in
the
pact
arrr-y.
and
the
attempted
assassination
realize
this
and
support
the
ap-
;
"
"
,;r"
,
nhor
:,UU1"'B
",b
u
"ours-
special
congressional
committee,
chosen
to
intervene
in
the
newspaper's
management
and
investigate
its
affairs,
strode
through
a
crowd
of
loyal
La
Prensa
employees
and
into
the
office
of
peal
wholeheartedly.
this
Monday
of
Dr.
Abdul
Zang-aneh.
deputy
chancellor
of
Tehran
University,
who
was
critically
wounded.
Premier
Ala
presented
his
new
TODAY'S
STOCKS
SEEK
RADIOLOGIST
i-b-""
...v.....,
.
,
Almost
to
the
end
she
continued;
Forecast
Region-
Gale
as
one
of
the
most
valued
lead-
warnlng
(CourteKf
8.
1.
Johnston
Co.
I.td.)
cabinet
to
the
Shah
yesterday
Business
Manager
Manuel
con
4
immediate"
n
cost
of
$95,000.
Other
e'needs
were
comple-"tl's'
residence,
$21,-!;liD
and
furnish
west
major
alterations
h'ital
(sewing
room,
r'':c
.
S2000;
new
op-
equipment
and
re-
$4000.
hPital
has
prided
lt-'fi'ig
in
the
black
;,J
seldom
found
else-f'f
president
went
on.
re
was
no
money
at
al
expenditures.
tJf
U1SIS
1
fitting
piant
at
the
ai3-
and
7.hn,-.
with
some
posts
still
vacant
be-'stenla
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
..
.30
catise
politicians
apparently
are
There
they
signed
the
articles
fearful
of
the
threat
of
terror
I
of
possession
and
received
keys
hanging
over
them.
to
the
front
door.
Bralorne
6.50
Beattle
56
Bevcourt
44
Bob
jo
14
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Consol.
Smelters
139.75
Conwest
2.35
plores
the
failure
of
British
Co-,
era"'
w.t,
ih.
v,
frequent
showers
along
the
of
the
lumbla
Hospital
Insurance
to'
fshe
wasalnso
amer
mainland
and
over
the
ridges
provide
services
of
a
radiologist
wm,;n
s
"i;
today
wlth
variable
cloudiness
Mr.
for
the
patients
using
the
facili-
ctBes
def
the,
wr'
is.
elsewhere.
cloudy
tonight,
ties
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
tuar
!s
'""i'60
,n
clearing
Thursday
morning.
Literal
Mrs.
Bruce
(Sheila)
,
Hospital
while
charging
daughter.
Ue
change
temperature.
the
residents
of
northern
B.C.
Wilson
in
Prince
Rupert
and
a
wlnds
northwest
(55),
decreas-a
hospital
Insurance
fee
equal
James,
at
present
in
nos-i,ng
tQ
northwest
(30)
by
noon
to
the
residents
of
southern
Ptal
in
Vancouver.
Grandsons
and
northwest
(20)
by
tonlght.
nr
,v,n
h,Q.
omii.hio
in
hos-
are
David
and
John
Wilson
and
rnmlt
anA
v,(h
.mr.
44
B
R
X
.52
.23
Donalda
Eldona
pita'is
of
comparable
size
such
a
granddaughter,
Alyson
Stuart
,
rowAt
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
East
Sullivan
8.35
Giant
Yellowknife
7.00
-
i.uiocinjffcr
all
of
Prince
Rupert.
years
old,
and
"Is
a
service."
i
and
Prince
Rupert,
35
and
46.
APPRECIATION
Th
mniinn
,o.
nnanimniixlv
The
iunerai
win
lane
piace
afternoon
from
First
approved
by
the
meeting.
Saturday
t0
breakdown
any
arned.
Extensive
engineers
had
been
'l
the
rwnmm..
Dr.
Greene,
who
made
the
.w.
.38
.23
.11
.11
.06
.05
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
motion,
said
the
medical
staff
was
in
full
agreement
that
I
unit
be
replaced
fwlth
two
75-horse-
?;To
Cross
or
radiologist
was
of
greatest
1m
Irs
TideS
,
Thursday,
March
22,
1951
High
0:50
19.7
feet
12:55
20.6
feet
i
Low
6:52
5.2
feet
j
19:09
3.1
feet
with
facilities
for
Joliet
Quebec
64
portance
to
a
hospital,
and
"we
f
futun
Lapaska
e
requirements.
are
being
discriminated
against"
bv
not
having
such
a
service.
Hwn,
.05
.81
'.15
Little
Long
Lac
t
1
a
member
of
the
!,
wanted
to
vu
unuw
km.w
Not
to
Cross
Lynx
ii
0.
.
.
out
Because
sucn
a
service
Cariboo
Quartz
126
Congress
07
Hedley
Mascot
60
Pend
OrpU!e
7
80
Pioneer
2.50
Premier
Border
Privateer
08
Reno
07
Sheep
Creek
160
SUbak
Premier
32
Taku
River
6Vi
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
4V4
Silver
Standard
2.55
Western
Uranium
175
Indian
Mines
-22
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.30
A
P
Con
43
Atlantic
3.00
Calmont
1.28
C
ft.
E
12.25
Central
Lcduc
2.45
Home
Oil
17.50
Mercury
15'4
Okalta
2.75
Princess
150
Royal
Canadian
10
Vi
TORONTO
Athona
8',2
Aumaque
.
.20
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.20
nil
at
'ess
cast
could
not
be
carried
at
the
pres-
We
extend
our
thanks
and
appreciation
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Fire
Department
for
their
prompt
and
efficient
action
in
our
recent
warehouse
fire.
Also
to
the
management
and
staff
of
Albert
'
&
McCaffery
Ltd..
for
their
valuable
help.
And
to
all
others
who
offered
and
gave
assistance.
lent
Per
dlem
rate
at
the
h0S
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
As!
hockey
scores
pital
$8
request
for
sucn
a
president
Truman
aubnorizea
service
would
be.
useless,
."un-
General
Douglas
MacArthur
to
less
we
can
up
the
rates,
and
cross
the
thirty-eighth
parallel
j
this
lies
with
the
government,"
if
he
wants
to
and
the
air
wa?
t
m
of
h
dlrectors
the
recom-
?
rmHlee'
"We
rst
h
i
l.he
un"s
were
PACIFIC
COAST
(Seml-Final)
Portland
4.
Victoria
3
(first
saia
Aaminisiraior
u.
oiev-
tense
wim
expecvauun
ui
a
suu
dr-n
turn
of
eventa
in
the
Korean
game
best
of
seven
series).
.
enson.
McKenzie
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.00
Moneta
.33
Negus
90
Noranda
79.00
Louvlcourt
21
Pickle
Crow
166
Regcourt
4'2
San
Antonio
2.46
Senator
Rouyn
21
Sherrit
Gordon
3.40
Steep
Rock
8
65
Silver
Miller
1.53
Upper
Canada
175
Golden
Manttou
6.90
"We
should
be
operating
here
situation.
Secretary
of
State
on
a
$10-a-day
rate,
in
order
Dean
Acheson
said
today
that
to
provide
necessary
facilities,
the
United
States
wants
a
corn-Even
at
the
present
rate
we
are
mon
point
of
view
with
its
allies
losing
a
lot
of
money,"
he
said,
on
the
38th
parallel
problem.
the
old
boundary
between
north
and
south
Korea.
Acheson
told
a
press
confer
4nrtv,r
c
needed,"
,
2
'"tieations
I
heXpanslon
a"d
4
te
rp:esent
unit
W
recent
kp
h
addi-
hospital,
-there
is
fay
out."
e
M
the
new
ilivartl
oCijUett
oCtcl.
ence
that
the
United
States
gov
indicating
that
in
the
last
two
Mr.
Acheson
said
no
new
auth-
eminent
Is
consulting
with
months
the
hospital
had
been
orlty
was
required
for
United
other
nations
having
troops
in
operating
at
a
deficit
of
$7500.
Nations
military
lorces
to
cross
the
area