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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
FilOIIESI
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
157
PRINCE
RUfERT.
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
1,
1350
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Jnitedl
Sates
IswokiiniG
Dra
K
War
on3
Drawn
Ot&gyffitf
J
mencan
Position
Is
life.
-
Allowances
(C;,-The
1
3s
1
m
WASHINGTON,
Washington,
D.C.
ac.
(CP)-The
Bot
government
NEW
YORK
Easaard
Jemg
hxlended
coming
Stabilized
An
announcement
of
partic
,1
ular
importance
to
Imperial
today
ordered
the
use
of
the
draft
law
to
bring
military
forces
to
needed
strength
for
the
Korean
war.
The
United
States
Department
of
Defence
directed
the
drafting
of
men
for
service
iv
the
armed
forces.
The
order
followed
a
meeting
of
government
and
defence
heads
(vhich
it
was
stated
was
to
consider
"emergency
matters
in
view
of
new
developments."
Buikley
Valley
Village
(1
Slates
Strength
Being
Slowly
Mustered
To
ace
Intensified
Red
Drive
And
Impending
Big
Battle
OKYO
(CP)-American
tanks
are
arriving
in
and
Allied
ex-service
men
of
World
War
I
with
twenty
years
residence
In
Canada
has,
after
many
ycirs
of
effort,
recently
been
advised
to
the
Dominion
i
to
give
armored
support
to
the
hard-pressed
!
Charles,
world
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
recognized
by
the
National
Boxing
Association
Wednesday,
was
declared
fit
for
further
boxing
after
examination
by
the
medical
board
of
the
New
York
Athletic
Commission.
SI
DOZEN
EGGS
VANCOUVER
Price
of
egRS
may
hit
SI
per.
dozen
this
fall
or
winter.
Three
surcesive
advances
brought
the
price
of
grade
A
up
to
52c
per
dozen
today.
BCK
MacARTHUR
LAKE
SUCCESS
Security
council
of
the
United
Nations
is
expected
momentarily
io
rr
j
1
ry
as
a
long
drawn
out
struggle
looms.
A
head-
n
i.
1
?t
IV
A
ll
A
-
t
spoKcsman
oaiuruay
sam
mac
me
tanh3
Command
of
the
Canadian
Legion
by
the
Chairman
of
the
War
Veterans'
Allowance
Board
In
Ottawa.
This
information
Is
being
drawn
to
the
attention
of
those
concerned
by
the
local
n
Forest
Fire
1
rack
heady
arrived
and
the
troops
would
"be
given
support."
Meantime,
South
Korean
lines
were
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
j
If
the
plan
now
being
con-
j
Homes
of
families
in
the
Verow
district
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
the
Perow
d
today
to
have
berome
,
tabillzed
and
the
sltua-'
Improving
as
air
support"
up
the
Communist'
ad-j
which
it
is
estimated;
;ht
had
taken
one-third
i
.li
Krea.
Meantime,
air!
sidered
by
Parliament
is
adopted,
qualified
Imperial
and
Allied
Veterans
of
World
War
I
will
be
paid
?war
veterans'
allowance.
lt-
i
1
A
(
authorize
the
appointment
of
j
district,
278
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert
in
the
Bulk-fTJVJley
Valley,
were
reported
safe
today.
Last
night
bs
from
April
1,
1950,
in
all
cases
where
applications
for
war
veterans'
allowance
are
filed
with
the
District
Offices
of
the
De
rs
saw
evidence
of
North
'
bringing
up
heavy
re-:
women
and
children
were
being
evacuated
from
tha
village
on
account
of
the
approach
of
a
forest
fire,
.
.
g&i(
to
be
one
of
the
most
seri
the
Korean
campaign.
The
United
States
forces
would
be
.brought
under
the
United
Nations
flag.
mrnts
Including
tanks!
than
any
so
fur
seen.
j
partment
of
Veterans
Affairs
prior
!
to
Au?ust
1,
1950.
After
July
il,
1950,
allowances
will
be
was
no
confirmation
of
t
which
said
that
S
uth
Iorr.es
had
last
ni:;h.
Judge
Reserves
Appeal
Decision
OTTAWA
'(f)
Mr.
Justice
J.
W
ous
m
the
whole
province.
Seven
small
sawmills
are
reported
to
have
been
destroyed
by
fire
or
cut
off
and
loggin?
oirators
have
suffered
losi3
ringing
into
the
thousands.
'
fcvery
available
man
has
been
ta'n
Irom
forest
work
to
fight
paid
to
quilif
led
Imperial
and
Aliied
Veterans
effective
as
from
"the
date
their
application
is
received
at
the
District
Office
ired
Chunsjju
and
Pyons-
POLIO
IN
B.C.
VANCOUVER
Fifth
case
of
polio
so
far
this
year
in
Vancouver
is
reported.
It
is
a
six-year-old
child
in
the
Grand-view
district.
In
all
there
are
fourteen
cases
so
far
in
British
Columbia.
mpurUnt
road
Junction..
Coastguard
Is
Organized
OTTAWA
Creation
of
a
unified
resrue
service
for
dis-tressed
ships
in
watcn
off
Canada
has
benN
decided
tipun
by
the
frdrral
government.
Th
if
wax
learned
Thursday
and
an
announcement
of
(he
plan,
which
involves
co-ordinate
existing
joverninent
ihip
services
throueh
the
R.C.A.F.,
if;
expected
shortly.
Ships
to
be
used
In
the
new
service
are
those
of
the
transport,
resources
and
fisheries
departments,
Navy
and
R.C.
A.
and
seagoing
branch
of
the
R.C.M.P.
I'p
to
now
these
craft
have
operated
independently.
Czechs
Disband
area
south
of
Suwon
of
the
Department.
Estey
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
a
big
battle
is
impending.
Imperial
and
Allied
Veterans
;
Canada
today
reserved
decision
i
-on
from
the
Prince
!
Reports
an
application
for
leave
to
district
that
plane.
C-ww
are
appeal,
the
myder
conviction,
of
.
HANDCUFFED
SUSPECT
Thomas
Rossler,
45-year-old
former
convict
suspected
of
murdering
R.C.M.P.
Constable
Alexandre
Gamman
in
Montreal
May
25.
is
shown
being
brought
back
to
Montreal.
lie
was
caotured
at
Whltetail,
Mont,,
June
17.
Gamman
was
fatally
injured
by
a
gunman
who
ribbed
a
Bank
of
Toronto
branch
in
Montreal.
'
'CP
Thotoi
are
being
advised
to
submit
their
applications
immediately
to
tr
nearest
District
Office
of
the
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs.
Those
who
neglect
to
do
so
stand
to
lose
four
months
these
towns
had
been
iy
the
Communists
Thjn-
.mronfirmed
report
saiu
Red
column,
headed
by
.nks
and
armored
cars
Frederick
Ducharme,
under
sen
battlers
in
the
Punchow
Lake
payment
of
allowances.
tence
to
be
hanged
July
14
for
a
sex
killing
in
Vancouver.
Ducharme
was
found
guilty
of
killing
Feme
Blanche
Fisher,
45,
a
spinster,
whose
nude
body
was
found
last
November
9
In
False
Creek
near
downtown
Vancouver.
M'ea
where
the
flames
"had
mlier
raced
over
600
acres
of
forest
lands.
'
Cooler
weather
today
wai
slowing
up
forest
fires
in
British
Columbia.
It
helped
mors
than
four
hundred
fire
fighters
to
bring
the
most
of
53
fires
in
the
province
under'
control
Prairies
Have
Alaska
Bases
Being
Readied
For
Attack
calmed
the
southeaster
!
area.
si
coast
for;e
Is
reported
-
miles
north
of
an
lm-
port
and
supply
base
first
Ainerli
an
seaborne
landed
in
Korea.
Trail
colonel
said
"It
'-oik
fight"
to
wrest
ChunijJ
)ool
Weather
MENZIES
COMING
CANBERRA
'
Prime
Minister
R.
G.
Menzies
will
leave
soon
to
visit
London,
Washington
and
Ottawa
to
discuss
Joint
Pacific
defence
and
fiscal
aid
to
Australia.
.
BASEBALL
SCOitES
American
League
Chicago
2,
Cleveland
5
Philadelphia
4,'
New
York
5
National
League
New
York
6,
Philadelphia
9
Cincinnati
1,
St.
Louis
13
Boston
3,
Brooklyn
8
Pittsburgh
2,
Chicago
4
Western
International
Tacoma
7,
Victoria
3
Trt-Clty
11-3.
Yakima
9-7
Vancouver
7,
Wenatchee
3
Salem
9,
Spokane
6
(Pacific
Coast
San
Francisco
6,
Hollywood
5
(12
innings)
Mr.
Justice
Estey
promised
a
;
decision
"as
soon
as
possiDle"
j
on
whether
Ducharme's
counsel,
'
Dugald
McAlpine
of
Vancouver,
j
would
be
permitted
to
carry
an
appeal
to
the
full
court.
McAlpine
today
completed
!
presentation
of
the
argument
for
he
Reds.
Bobby
Locke
Hearing
Win
d
States
troops
have
1,5
Mim,N,i-
S1
Salvation
Army
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
(AP)
Steel
helmeted
KZu7m?ZT
been
ms-l
troops,
carrying
rifles,
pistols
and
gas
masks,
are
on
banded
m
Czechoslovakia
sinse
the
alert
at
Alaska's
air
and
military
bases.
They
lZoZm
SS12I
are
taking
no
chances
of
a
possible
surprise
attack
'Shun?
alon?
South
Kor-tround
both
towns.
while
both
sides
have
WINNIPEG
With
the
exception
of
the
Peaci
River
area
and
certain
outlying
districts
.
in
southeastern
Alberta,
weather
during
the
past
week
in
the
three
prairie
provinces
has
been
relatively
cool,
according
to
the
weekly
crop
report
of
the
Department,
of
Agriculture
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Numerous
scattered
showers
occurred
in
many
districts.
Central
Alberta,
snd
especially
the
territory
southeast
of
leave
to
appeal,
contending
a
TROON,
Scotland
0
Bobby
point
of
law
had
been
raised
:
Locke
of
South
Africa,
shooting
the
failure
of
the
trial
Judge
t
',
as
Dreciselv
and
coldlv
as
a
ashing
men
and
supplier
tie
niuddy
red
clay
area
&nnounced
recently.
Col.
Herbert
Climpson,
elderly
British
Tanks
and
additional
comDat
iroops
are
expecieu
to
augment
air
force
and
infantry
soldiers
at
the
big
jury
on
certain
;
machine,
turned
In
a
68
today
instruct
the
evidence.
.
me
winding
Kum
River
for
his
fourth
round
of
the
Brit-
hat
appeared
to
be
an"
of
tne
Salvation
Army
here
Elmendorf
air
force
base
here.
nt
battle
Involving
up-!
for
many
years.
wa
wpeiiea
of
90,000
Korean
Re'dsl
st
short
notice
in
May.
Given
even
a
Utile
warning
away,
inactavation
01
tne
air
we
could
put
up
a
hell
of
a
force's
Marks
field
is
cbntlnu-fifht
right
now,"
Said
Lt.
Gen.jing.
fmall
American
form
i
ish
open
golf
championship
for
AIR
PASSENGERS
ja
279
four
strokes
less
than
the
From
,
Vancouver
(yesterday)
record
of
283
set
in
1932
by
Gene
M.
Schnept,
F.
Lucan,
W.
G.
j
sarazen
of
the
United
States.
Miller,
R.
McDonald,
M.
Gun-
0niy
Davies
of
Great
Britain,
derson,
Mr.
Cholowsky.
Mr.
Mc,
wh0
started
the
fourth
roundt
Donald,
Miss
J.
Scheidel,
O.
Cu.j
,ith
ti,
T,u,t
h
rilPDorl
Him
I...t
I
Sport
Flashes
oi
Taejon
is
likely
to
1
battlep.round
"Ihere,
where
Russians
tooK
delivery
of
American
planes
In
World
War
II
and
flew
them
to
Siberia,
I
drove
past
long
lln?s
of
nearly
deserted
barracks
and
mmunique
from
General
i
AMERICAN
WINS
hur's
headquarters
said,
WIMBLEDON
Patty
of
the
ds
are
pressing
their
en-!
United
States
won
the
Wim
Vincenzo
of
Argentina
at
211
has
a
chance
to
keep
Locke
from
his
second
successive
open
crown.
Oakland
3,
Los
Angeles
2
(10
innings)
Sacramento
4,
San
Diego
2
Seattle
5,
Portland
3
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reuben
Jacobsen
of
Seattle
are
visitors
in
the
city.
Mr.
Jacobsen
is
a
pioneer
.local
boy,
having
left
here
some
25
years
ago.
He
is
renewing
boyhood
acquaintances.
ig
movement
with
two
MS
nnssihlv
nm
tVia.i
Hoffman.
H.
Mayers,
Mr.
Faught,
Mrs.
P.
Olney,
Mrs.
M.
Olney.
Grartt
Stewart,
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
"
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
and
Mrs.
Stewart
and
family
are
spending
holiday
at
Lakelse
Lake.
final
this
afternoon
by
defeat-Sedgewlek
of
Australia
in
four
straight
sets
in
the
final.
thousand
men
in
the
Nathan
Twining,
commanorr-in-chief
of
the
Alaskan
command.
This
wartime
preparedness
extends
on
a
long
line
running
(jenerally
southwestward
from
Ladd
air
force
base
at
Fairbanks
in
the
norlhern
interior
to
Kodiak
at
the
western
en-I'-ncc
to
the
Gulf
of
Alaska.
Tins
will
be
Alaska's
line
of
defense
in
the
event
of
an
attack.
Since
Americans
started
shooting
in
Korea,
all
troops
i.i
the
Alaska
area,
even
service
Calgary
and
north
of
Edmonton,
requires
additional
rain
to
Improve
late
sown
crops
and
assist
early
sown
crops
that
are
now
heading
out
at
eight
to
ten
inches
in
some
areas.
Voisture
conditions
are
excellent
in
Manitoba
and
in
the
major
part
of
Saskatchewan
with
the
exception
of
the
southwestern
portion
and
the
area
west
of
Saskatoon,
where
additional
rain
would
benefit
crops
greatly.
Hot,
dry
weather
continued
in.
the
Okanagan
Valley
during
the
past
week.
Vegetables
are
now
moving
freelv
and
the
taok
area.
The
Red
rachol
the
capture
of
Anson?,
village
ten
miles
cast
nf
there
were
no
defenses
of
any
kind.
AREA
INDEFENSIBLE
It
i."
apparent
that
tne
American
command
considers
this
area
indefensible
and
its
airfield,
too
small
for
heavy
bombers,
of
little
more
than
nuisance
value
to
any
enemy
that
might
!cke
it.
It's
different,
however,
at
taek.
The
communlnie
d
that,
Guerrilla
activity
'ding
the
Reds.
;
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
American
commander
In
(Cnnrtwy
8.
D.
Jnlinston
Co.
Ltd.)
estimates
that
the
in-
troops,
are
being
trained
in
the
Ladd
flol(1
aL
Fairbanks
and
have
thrown
some
fifteen
K!nu
ndorf
here.
i
wr
m,,mf
"IS,
some
nt
I
j
.
-
u
and
15(1
tanks
lntr
Vancouver
Bayonne
02V'j
Bralorne
7.00
use
of
ground
weapons,
ah
have
been
assigned
positions
to
,Dke
in
case
of
an
emergency.
Ail
precautions
are
being
At
both,
men
stand
beside
j
mence
within
the
next
few
days,
anti-aircraft
guns.
Passes
are
i
although
some
movement
has
.43
Yi
.'
.lOVi
.671',
Beattle
Bevcourt
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
Korea
In
a
powerful
bid
required
just
to
get
tnrougn
already
occurred
from
the
rP
over
all
the
country
B
R.
Con
B
R.
X
.022
.06
ihm-u
i"
the
gates.
the
Americans
can
hnin
territory
'south
of
Penticton.
TIE
BALL
GAME
CHICAGO
Chicago
Cubs
and
Cincinnati
Reds
were
tied
four
all
today
at
the
end
of
ten
innings
In
the
National
baseball
league.
It
was
the
only
afternoon
game
scheduled
in
either
league,
all
the
others
for
the
day
being
night
games.
Canada
North
Richest
Part
EDMONTON
'W
Resources
Minister
R.
H.
Winters
said
hera
Canada's
northern
territory
is
potentially
one
of
the
richest
sections
of
the
continent
in
terms
of
natural
assetsv
In
a
speech
to
the
"Alberta
and
Northwest
Chamber
of
'ficient
strength
to
check
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
Consol.
Smelters
94.?$
Donalda
3
Eldona
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East
Sullivan
6.41
THE
WEATHLR
Synopsis
The
cool
air
which
entered
the
coastal
areas
of
British
"Columbia
yesterday
spread
.
eastward
over
the
entire
province
during
the
night.
Considerable
cloudiness
will
extend
over
much
of
the
interior
during
the
next
24
hours.
Scattered
showers
are
expected
in
the
mountains
this
afternoon.
Another
minor
disturbance
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
will
bring
light
rain
to
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
afternoon.
Increasing
cloudiness
and
the
likeiihood
of
forne
shower
activity
will
spre.W
to
the
south
coast
regions
by
tomorrow
afternoon
or
evenlr.p
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
today
and
Saturday.
Occasional
light
rain
beginning
about
mid
afternoon'
and
ending
early
Saturday
morning.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
light
increasing
to
southerly
(15)
tnu
afternoon
and
decreasing
to
light
again
early
Saturday
morning.
Lows
tonight
ana
highs
Saturday
At
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
50
and
60.
-
-
-
.20
V2
.26
Congress
...
Hedley
Mascot
fiShters
and
Hirht.
Amrr.
bombers
knifed
thrnmm
Crushed
By
Logs,
Badly
Injured
Pend
Oreille
6.30
sabotage
or
nun
cuiumu
tlvlty
from
within,
II
is
obvious
that
primary
precautions
are
being
taken
against
the
chance
of
attack
by
paratroops.
It
.
is
for
this
that
Twining
awaits
tanks,
which
arc
higljy
effective
against
troops
dropped
from
f'ouds
to
knock
out
nos-
At
Elmeiuloif,
where
on
a
previous
trip
to
the
Territory
1
saw
lets
lined
up
alinonst
wing
to
wing
along
the
landing
strips,
it
is
nuljcu:t
noiV
to
lind
them.
They
have
been
dispersed
and
concealed
so
cleveny
it's
difficult
to
spot
them
irom,
the
air
unless
you
know
where
they
are.
s'xteen
Communist
tanks
...
2.65
.03
.14
Pioneef
Premier
Border
Privateer
front
south
of
Seoul.
sme
quarters
lack
of
avail
dipping
is
blamed
for
the
Giant
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
:
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
.....
Jollet
Quebec
..,
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
.....
the
air.
1
6.60
.WA
.32
.08
.06
06
Vi
4.75
41
'10ft
.04
36
.27
tsf
of
American
bulld-un
rea.
sn'ngton
officials
ara
be
ig
resigned
to
a
long
and
Reeves
McDonald
:..
2.80
Reno
.03
Va
Sheep
Creek
1.10
Silbak
Premier
30
Taku
River
08
Silver
Standard
1.59
Western
Uranium
60
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
.7...
4.75
A.P.
Con
.38
Atlantic
2.30
1
L'
UKSIle
in
K
nrpa
success
wlch
will
rfonpnrl
i.mi
TERRACE
Karl
Klausen,
working
for
Carl
Pohle
at
Ross-wood,
was-
severely
injured
on
Wednesday
evening
just
as
he
was
about
to
finish
the
day-work
at
9
p.m.
Several
of
the
poles
he
was
loading
on
to
a
skldway
rolled
off
pinning
him
underneath.
Word
of
the
accident
did
not
reach
town
until
Thursday
and
John
Slkler
proceeded
Immediately
by
taxi
with
Mrs.
Si&er.
R.N.,
to
Kalum
Lake
where
they
had
to
go
by
boat
to
the
north
end
to
attend
Lynx
y
bulld-uo
of
Anipric.an
'With
even
a
brief
,
warning,
Twining
believes
a
real,
fight
Senior
Baseball
could
be
put
up
against
such
ResumjnQ
Sunday
3
'
an
attack.
Jet
fighters
would
slash
at
troop-carrying
planes
j
Last
night's
baseball
game
be-in
the
air
Rnti
ground
troops
J
tween
Watson
Island
and
Abel
would
tattle
the
invaders
who
j
&
Odowes
was
postponed
to
reached
the
ground.
j
Sunday
when
the
city
league
But
it
also
Is
obvious
that
to
vill
be
resumed
alter
the
holl-be
sure
of
holding,
the
over-a'l
j
clay
disruption
and
the
Ketchl-commander
of
all
Alaska
forces
kan-Princc
Rupert
scries,
could
use
more
troops
and
more
(
.
fBth
In
the
battle
area.
Mines,
he
said
the
basic
long
term
development
of
the
North
will
depend
on
the
continued
discovery
and
use
of
mineral
wealth.
Besides
the
search-
for
minerals,,
efforts
are
now
being
made
to
locate
petroleum
and
natural
gas.
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.19
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.'9
.
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.20
Negus
1
03
Noranda
C3.75
.45
1.40
Calmont
Central
Leduc
Constable
C.
P.
Crouch,
Stew-
.13Vs
'
art,
'left
here
on
the
Prince
Home
Oil
13.00
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
2
00
!
to
the
injured
man.
He
was
brought
back
to
Terrace
and
ad-
s
HALIBUT
SALES
(Canadian)
Twinkle,
35,000,
28.10c,
28c,
23c,
and
heavier
equipment.
To
the
north
and
west
of
the
Falrbanks-Kodiak
line,
the
defenses
are
another
story.
At
Nome
near
the
Bering
Regcourt
.'
Senator
Rouyn
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
Is
due
In
port
at
6
o'clock
this
evening
from
Vancouver'
and
waypolnts.
She
sails
later
in
the
evening
for
.06
.22
1.82
Saturday,
July
8,
1950
i
Rupert
with.
Mrs.
Crouch
last
;
night.
He
is
on
sick
leave
and
'
will
have
his
annual
leave
after-I
ward
before
returning
to
his
duties
ai
Stewart.
They
arrivec
i
from
the
north
on
the
Coquitlam
1
on
Tuesday.
.14
1.55
5.35
.55
.17
Sherrlt
Gordon
Mercury
.
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canadian
..
Toronto
Aumaque
mitted
to
the
Outpost
Hospital
about
5
p.m.
where
he
was
found
to
have
hip
and
pelvic
Injuries.
8:20.
14.6
feet
Steep
Rock
v.
3.00
strait
where
Alaskans
can
look
j
Storage.
across
the
water
toward
Rus-j
Western
Fisher
.81
Silver
Miller
13,000,
20;33
17.8
feetlMasset
Inlet
points
whence
she
2:11
7
5
feet
ds
due
back
here
Sunday
to
sail
i
-
27.9c,
j
His
condition
is
reported
to
be
fair.
112
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Canada
nenrlv
inn
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