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8t
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
168
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
20,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
mericaifii8
Dirivein
Sou
ftp
.By
Hew
D
PIIM.
U
U
V
t
bfic
Is
Worried
Over
BASEBALL
SCORES
TODAY
American
League
Boston
6,
Detroit
5
(11
Innings).
.,,
National
League
Flaming
Taegon
Given
Ud
By
U.N.
Defenders
Fierce
Fighting
Now
Going
On
Forty
IVIiiCs
Lid
Blowing
Off
Defer
ce
Costs
In
Canada
As
Effort
I
i
Mounting
;
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Korean
war
has
blown
the
lid
off
Canada's
defence
costs,
already
at
a
peace
ain's
Defence
Plans
Ily
KDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Philadelphia
10,
Pittsburgh
9
time
high.
The
government'
has
authorized
an
im-.
j
mediate,
wide
program
that
will
add
millions
to
the
Gravity
()i
international
Miuauon
13
.
,
TWIN
TORNADOES
LIMA,
OMo
Twin
tornadoes
slashed
through
Lima
and
lan
Wert
last
night,
causing
damage
of
more
than
$l,0fl,00.
Three
hundred
homes
were
damaged
and
30
persons
injured,
but
no
orS;
was
killed.
'
.
Causing
Concern
....
111
innings).
Pacific
Coast
'
Portland
8,
Oakland
7
Seattle
8,
Hollywood
7
San
FAncisco
S,
San
Diego
6
Los
Angeles
4,
Sacramento
1
American
j
defence
budget.
;
j
It
will
mean
an
accelerated
Canadian
defence
i
effort
adding
possibly
8,000
j
;
7
'.
:
men
to
the
regular
forces
by
a
v
"'
I
special
repuiting
campaign,
r
I
t
I
T1
0
Fl
-
Q
doubling
production
rates
of,
iQl
la
XDON
(CP)
The
gravity
of
-Hip.
Inter-
situation
with
its
ever-present
menace
of
a
South
Of
Provisional
Capital
"
"
CHONJU
OCCUPIED
,
TOKYO
(CP)
North
Koreans
today
'occupied
Chonju,
40
miles
southwest
of
Taejon
and
fifteen
miles
south
of
Iria,
their
previous
most
southerly
penetration,
a
United
States
Army
spokesman
reported.
TOKYO
(CP)
American
and
North
Korean
troops
were
tonight
engaged
in
fierce
fighting
"as
far
as
forty
miles
south
of
Taejon
after
mxm
field
dispatches
had
said
that
the
important
key
rail
and
highway
junction
had
been
abandoned
by
its
defenders
in
the
face
of
a
new
and
powerful
drive
by
the
rid
war
is
causing
growing
concern
in
many
-
COMINFOKM
MEETS
BERLIN
An
important
tneetln
of
thu
rnminfnrin
la
about
Britain
s
own
defences.
'
I
additional
'aid
to
-the
United.
Realistic
questions
being
asked
are
similar
to
those
under
way
i-.
Benin
a
the
unng
trie
critical
penoa
mat
,
prec-eueu
:
yy
t"ps"i
cm
Tlie
R.CA.F.'s
No.
420
trans-,
port
squadron
based
at
Mont-
real
will
join
in
the
U.S.
airlift
for
Korea
but
will
not
take
part'
St.
Louis
1-3,
New
York
16-4
Detroit
9,
Boston
5
Cleveland
4,
Philadelphia
0
-
Chicago
4,
Washington
S
;
National
Boston
3,
Cnlcago
11
Philadelphia
3-2,
Pittsburgh
'
2-4
,
New
York
4-3,
St.
Louis
18-10
Brooklyn-Cincinnati
postponed
Western
International
paign
mounts
in
various
parts
1
Poland
In
narch
into
Be
li-Tighteninj
'.
Necessary
In
View
Of
Korean
Battle
And
5
World
Conditions.
,
f
the
world.
.
1939.
authorit
ies
have
.
..n.
.
In
the
actual
fighting.
Ail
thre
J
forces
are
to
Ignore
present
Fifth
Column
Is
Vorrysome
WASHINGTON,
DC,
0
Pre'sfr
ng
an
anxious
puuuu
Communist
aggression
,
i
PRK
ES
MOl'NTINQ
j
.'VANCOUVER
Wholesale
j
price
of
sugar
went
up
25c
per-
I
hundred
today
.
while
coffee
Communist
Invaders.
Some
of
the
their
regular
units
to
fighting
dent
Truman
told
the
American
t
iin'ikrlv
ti
plunge
Americans
were
trapped.
i
1
it
generation
into
an-
ROME
The
Korean
war
has
JumPcd
2
P
Po""-
or
war.
But
the
man-
of
South
Korea
since
the
fall
of
Seoul.
Using
a
new
3.5
rocket
gun
tapahle
of
piercing
heavy
North
Korean
armor,
the
Americans
clung
to
the
city
stubbornly
Aa
rtrengl.h.
Present
strength
is
peopje
on
Wednesday
night
thstJ
about
17,030
men.
,
wi
Ught:!j
they
erc
or
mme
In
announcing
the
program
of
Prime
Minister
5t.
Laurent
said
0
.
-
:J
Yakima
9,
Salem
0
Tacoma
8-
,
Spokane
3-3
TrJ-City
6-12.
Vancouver
4
0
Wenatchee
4,
Victoria
3.
Pvsuters
said
that
the
last
Americans
had
been
ordered
out
ot
the
blazing
city
at
dusk
after
i
day
of
street
fighting
in
which
etnas
noi
jurgouen
given
omcimaum
,
ui
.
B.C.
PRODUCTION
nni
iei-aown
oi
,icv-
acute
case
oi
nun
column
JH-'
,
VANCOUVER
It
l
admit-
nbcrlain's
"peace
Inters.
';
u
.
that
th
nihmt
r
they
took
a
heavy
toll
of
In
Canada
will
not
send
any
u"
"'u
wiu.iuiuuh
im.
eround
troops
to
Korea
'
at
this
said
1
.that
scare
buying
'
anq.
assurance
before
the
steady
Communist
losses
on
'
,ttack
on
the
British
Columbia
DlllzKrieg
vading
tanks.
The
Communist
drive
farther
to
the
west
was
also
reported
to
engulfed
the
peacetime
front
of
elections
coast
WOttM
have
to
be
part
of
!s!aSe"
but
he
said
the
govern-
hcjarding
were
foolish
and
self
ears
nan
i
.
i.
1
i
.
r
...
impnt
mem
tL-ntilrl
wouiu
rnnsifipr
consider
f!anafiian
oanauiau
:
American
fighter
pilot,
ba;k
from
a
mission
to
the
area,
described
it
as
"burning
hell"
-,
,
The
Communist
attack
on
Taejon
began
before
dawn
He
thvpeople
much
urr
7r.
ana
lne
WDor
movement
P1U1!
lh
rimhl.
in
nin,,m.rn,.
Alaska
Is
On
Alort
p
Briton
wants
to
be
0ptimi8tic
reporU
of
United,
production
there.
,
There
is
be
making
progress.
Spokesmen
at
United
States
Thursday.
Twenty
tanks
lum-
TZr
Z
nf
th.
SUU"8
aW
hd
Ud.
Italians;
little
likelihood
of
large
scale
"
!.
Lil!
,nt0
8enM
ot
urT
Then
AtreTttt
,
production.
Muni-
participation
m
any
uium
same
thlng
ha
nad
toM
Con.
lions
plan
to
recruit
an
inter-
grftJs
earlipr
ln
da
j,?
nations
Ior:c
for
the
Bar
East
.
fof
wui(m
dQU
ar
j'
"
down
bayment
on
a
vast
rnobill-
The
Prime
Minister
warned
drive
to
win
the
Korean
mllitary
headquarters
in
Korea
jbered
out
0j
tne
darkness,
many
said
the
Army
had
lost
touch
wlth
infantry
perched
on
their
"
-
,f,p
IlaIIHn
tnok
n
final'
Irvtfer
of
aggression
and
nw
A
.nA
..t
tions
plants
In
Canada
have
been
out
on
a
stand-by
basis.
with
General
Wimam
r.
uean,
gides.
Bazookas
checked
.
their
rrned
strength
is
equal
.
,
,.
,
-
0
Ct
II
olaimtt
9
ew.
Vnn
IHUI
inm
rn
Hoi
ithat
"grave
decisions
lie
ahead.'
..
J.
pomha,
finv
,Rjffrf
a
'
commander
of
the
United
States
24th
Division,
fighting
at
Tae
umitmonus.
.
.
..
.,
.
.
.
let
Beady
To
Move
Off
At
Moment's
Notice
Of
Sneak
Attack
Canada's
record
defence
bud-
gress!in
glotaj
etoewhere
on
the
me
Diggest
uommunisi
party
in
v-frviitivp
Dnilv
Mall
advance
but
ground
troops-came
on.
Many
of
then,
dressed
as
civilians,
sneaked
Into
Taejon:
behind
the
Americans
and
be-
Klfl
IU1
una
JfCUI
IllAy
u.
lvnat-
f-0rjl
y
jon,
but
added:
"That
does
not
mean
he
is
missing."
EurP-
;
'
,e
campaign
for
ag-,western
to
more
eu
irom
iio,ouu,wM
than
500,000,000'.
preparedness,
recall
wwwman
army,
naYj
INCOMPATIBLE?
"TOKYO
Somewhat
incompatible
with
.
today's
development
in
Korea
was
an
announcement
of
General
MacArthar
yesterday
that
I
Preiident
Truman
said
it
would
tatlun
of
a
blasted
ana
a,r
Iorce
Rre
lne
ma"est
01
grlm
game
of
hide-and-,
through
rogbi,
tanpaved
a
txainioao.
oi
Amentau
ga
a
wounded
was
left
behind
in
the
seek
nm
1540
onwards
be-
mAor
Auanuc
pact
loreos.
FAIRBANKS
All
air
fields
in
Alaska
have
been
out
on
the
alert
with
jet
fighter
planes
standing
by
on
a
24-hour
basis
ready
to
take
to
be
necessary
to
make
tlal
irfrreases
in
taxes.
'
i
In
Jhte
recommendations
to
.Congrj
ss
President
Truman
had
country
was
inadi-
Implications
of
these
.twin
American
retreat.
United
States
troopa
were
credited
with
knocking
out
at
med
in
1939.
,
realities
Jolted
the
country.,
King's
Return
Is
Approved
Koreans
meant
that
they
had
the
air
in
the
event
of
a
irld
wars."
the
paper
Premier
DcQasDerl.
windine
un
alleys
among
tightly
shuttered
shops
and
houses.
.
A
South
Korean
Army
spokesman-said
the-
enemy
.had
?nt;ei;-ed
Yechon
on
the
central
from
today
but
later
Was
driven
out
i;jTearl
Harbor
weak'
.attack;
1
letisi
eleven
of
a
scdre
tjrjnore
skv
for,
more
military
power,-
anti-inflation
eorrtrdls,
d
have
mught
the
tbe4r
chrre
tn
Uh
5w,th
u
Chamber
debaWf-on
trxi
KAmit
f
tanks
which'
the
North
Koreans
'The
radar
watch
has
beerr
aLo-ln?
our
armed
war.
devoted
most
of
his
soee'ec
swilt
set-un
of
war
rwoductinri
had
flung
against
Taejon
which
un
down.
But
has
It
n
th
f,h
rnlumn
ilinmr
BRUSSELS
O-Klng
Leopold
and
adcHtlona,
huge
8ums
arnj
tightened
up
on
a
continuous
basis.
had
fsrved
as
provisional
capital
with
100
casualties.
sums
are
being
spent
,
WTjlle
a
March
for
arms
paches
f,
but
are
they
being
ha
urlearlh1
intiirh
ma)rit
'
the
best
'
advantage?
..
lh
las,
thr
Muin
,was
votea
oacK
to
nis
tnrone
oy
non-Communlst
countries.
Uhe
Belelan
Parliament
today.
,
Tne
chief
executive
expressed
He
has
been
in
exile
since
the
confidence
aa
to
the
final
out.
jwar.
epposition
to
Ms
return
(mne
of
baWe
of
Kofea
;
being
based
in
the
mam
on
his
admi'tett
that
the
.
campaign
j
early
surrender
to
Ue
'
German
would
be
lon
and
difHcuU
'
,
.
!in
1340.
'
:
Arabian
Oil
Line
To
Begin
Operation
By
First'
Of
Year
Korea,
and
failed.
"There
will
never
again
be
the
same
opportunity,"
said
MacArthur.
.
FLIGHT
AUTHORIZED
i
OTTAWA
The
eablr
;t
at
a
conference
on
Wednesday
'
authorized
the
flying
of
a
Canadian
squadron
to
Korea,
to
co-operate
with
the
United
States
forces
on
transport.
The
flight
will
be
from
San
Fran-clsrc.
starting
within
another
lefrLnted'
,!
ask3,
a
amall
army,
police
believe
tiiere
ly-mechanized
force,
,
-
a
t-
un
modern
weapons!
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8
D.
Jphnston
Co
Ltd.)
.
Vancouver
'
Bayonne
...
.024
Bralorne
7.20
B.
R.
Con
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.07
Hedley
Mascot
23
,
Pend
Oreille
6.80
By
FRED
J.
ZUSY.
SIDON,
Lebanon
(AP)
Giant
steel
storage
tanks
are
mushrooming
up
just
south
of
this
ancient
phoenican
town
to
mark
the
delivery
end
of
a
giant
j
A
joint
session
of
both
Ijous-m
'of
parliament
today
caai
I
affirmative
votes
for
'the
return
;
of
the
king.
Mast
opposition
'trirnt?
'
answer
is
'no'
as
we
10
be
the
governnipn','
ke
evt-ry
possible
stop
'
yes."
They
should
act
j
,Vf,n
thmuh
It
nipan1?
No
Canadian
Troops
Going
few
days.-
i
premier
Border
.
J
,ozv2
strategic
oil
pipeline.
m
for
arms
and
le
'
:
.
.
.
II
J'.l'.
ists
did
not
vote.
There
are
387
j
members
of
both
houses.
i
The
American-owned
pipeline
ia
1,067
miles
long
Reeves
McDonald
2.85
Prolific
Mother
"
Has
Second
"Four"
CANTANZARO,
Italy
0)
Marianna
Liol,
32
-
year
-
old
Italian
peasant's
wife,
gave
birth
yesterday
to
her
second
set
of
quadruplets,
in
two
years.
AH
boys,
the
quads
was
born
in
the
seventh
month
of
pregnancy.
The
mother
and-babies
were
reported
doing
"splendidly.",
'th."
I
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
t((J
VUllUillUllJ
i'te
has
heard
much
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
announced
la&t
i
-
M
MINISTER
TO
SPEAK
active
security
and
the
night,
following
a
cabinet
meet-!
In
Knrpan
VpZCt
antic
Alliance
as
de-
ng,
that
Canada
will
send
no:
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Clax-
;
"
potential
aggressoi-3.
ground
forces
to
Korea
at
this
;
LONDON
O.
Prime
Minister
jtn
will
be
heard
tonight
from
6:30
over
station
C.F.P.R.'j
-.-j..
iioa
oven
mm
ume
aiuiousn
n
migm,
joui
a"
...,
.
.
,
..
;
in
oonrxift
itum
.
.
....
.
..
lAttlee
today
told
the
Commons;"
o.uiw.mnii
international
iorce
U
sucn
were
.
aill
cnoali
m
,
Ifnrear.
and
30
to
31
inches
in
diameter.
It
cost
mote
than
$200,000,000.
Oil
will
stirt
mov-
HEXD
vr
BY
Till
WAS
inz
through
the
line
the
first
-
Construction
o
th
eastern
of
next
year.
The
initial
rate
Is
q
thg
neti
in
la'e
planned
at
300,000
barrels
a
day
Tne
westem
emt
waa
heist
and;
the
flow
later
may
be
In-
Palestin.
war
ta-ZUrt
creased
to
500,000
barrels.
up
and
the
battle
to
I
ateel
,trK4i
c
The
famous
"Big
Inch"
In
the
je
United
States
when
completed
Port
permits
In
Wing.on.
The
tank
farm
hr
will
have
in
1943
was
1,254
miles
long
and
j
delivered
300,000
barrels
daily!
16
tanks,
with
capacity
of
ihmncrh
its
24-lnch
diameter.
It.
180,000
barrels
each.
Five
al-
"quired
'
enal"8
"le
wttr
Ivorea
this
vear
to
llnBl
-
formed
iormea.
1
,
.
,
,
situation
.
t
inued
on
page
7i
(
ICttiuiiib
lft:
cuiiuii.ifiifjii
iu
tn.ucj.i-
No.
428
Squadron
of
the
Royal
tance
of
Communist
Chlna
lnto
j
;
:
-CAL
TIDES
,t.ananian
Air
rorce
wm
uc
,the
United
Nations.
The
state-to
the
Pacific
to
carry
supplies,
i
effec
barkpd
tne
W
Julv
21.
I9r,n
tn,!
rleht
or
"
Planes
to
leuve
United
States
rel-ction
of
the
Montreal
within
a
nay
or
so
iw
move
bv
Prme
lnteter
Nehru1
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ready
are
completed,
with
three
others
more
than
50
per
cent
finished.
Work
has
begun
on
four
others.
Four
submarine
lines
have
now
carries
natural
gas.
The
new
pipeline
will
carry
crude
oil
from
the
fabulously
rich
Saudi-Arabian
fields
in
the
Persian
Gulf
area
to
tankers
ban
rranclsc0
na
-aPan-
or
India
to
seek
pace
in
Korea
tn
19
2
fertj
Au
three
fighUng
services
will
vy
brngitlR
rted
China
Into
the
5
2
feet
be
immediately
strengthened.
,
United
Nations.
Attlee
said
res-
'
,
'
;
:
toration
of
peace
In
Korea
can
not-
be-
made
conditional
on
the
settlement
of
other
Issues.
?ol
Building
Tenders
if
-
I
-
l
"
1
t
anchored
a
half-mile
off
the
j
been
laid
to
anchorages
a
ha.r
Let
mese
coast.
...
.(mile
off
shore
in
50
feet
of
The
line
will
save
ships
a
water.
7.000-mUe
sea
voyage
around
j
The
line
Is
of
30
and
31
inchei
the
vast
Arabian
Peninsula
n1
,
diameter,
the
largest
ever-used
through
the
Suez
Canal.
It
will
J
for
oil
movement.
-also
rave
the
present
18
cents;
New
desert
communities
will
per
barrel
canal
toll.
That's
be
set
up
at
the
six
pumping
$54,000
dollars
a
day.
stations,
180
mile
apart,
earn
The
shortcut
by-passing
.
the'
with
about
20
American
families
na
ror
Approval
Rcd
Leaders
Meet
For
Discussion
.
BERLIN
0i
The
top
Communist,
lpaders
of
Eurooe
and
Red
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
1.10
SUbak
Premier
.
"
.30
Taku
River
,
05
Vananda
10
Salmon
Gold
04
Silver
Standard
"
1.60
Western
Uranium
58
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
5.00
A.
P.
Con
38
Atlantic
2.50
Central
Leduc
1
40
Home
Oil
13.75
Mercury
.'.
.12
Oqalta
i
1
50
Pacific
Pete
.'.
6.00
Princess
..M
.53
Royal
Canadian
Vi
-W3
Royallte
11.25
Toronto
Athona
.".
08
Aumaque
18
Beattie
.45
Bevcourt
.54
Bowo
:
11
Buffalo
Canadian
.17
V2
Consol.
Smelters
100.00
Donalda
.45
Eldpna
25
East
Sullivan
6.75
Giant
Yellowknife
.,
-.
6.65
Ood's
Lake
.
.29
Hardrock
33
Heva
65'
Jacknife
05
Joliet
Quebec
48
Lapaska
:
.04
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.25
Mcenzie
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.30
Moneta
17
Negus
109
Kurand
:
6S.50
Louvicourt
13W!
s
-
,
Plcqle
Crow
'.
1.95
Regcourt
.
05
'4
San
Antonio
2.55
f.f'
.
i
'
r
m.:-
'S
.
:
,
'..S3
BrWRe
and
Dredging.
Co.,
with
a
bid
of
fr
both
new
Booth
Memorial
and
Kinsr
Ed-
""1
I
and
several
hundred
Arabs.
10ols,
was
the
lowest
received
by
the
schoof
chtna
gathered
in
Berim
wed-
I
Suez
Canal
was
talked
about
!
during
the
Second
World
War
!
when
the
U.S.
government
Tne
line
is
so
long
and
so.
bi
that
the
36,000
.horsepower
'Mta
construction
program:
Tenders
opened
ZTZZlTJZ
pumping
capacity
on
the
easV
granted
export
permits
for
the
,
M1
meeting
of
the
school
board
last
night
tflscussion.
Paimiro
Togiiatt',
'
ows:
Ttaiv
and
Jaoues
Duclos.
France,
'dae
niui
nji
ik.
,idIi
Thi
Minister
Is
$702,587
I
miniVIfT
l
Soviet
delegation
Included
M.
R.
Suslov,
secretary
of
the
Russian
j
423,320
arf
279.9i7
White.,
,
Communist
party
central
com
Coming
Here
mitter
-
1
1
q
323,000
tons
of
steel
required
at
'em
end
will
have
to
run
for
t3
la
time
when
steel
was
veryjeeks
to.
fill
it
up
for
the
flr.t
1
much
in
demand
at
home.
time.
The
line
will
hold
5.OD0.0Q0
Military
strategy
and
advice
barrels.
1
played
a
big
part
in
this
de-1
Economists
predict
total
mld
jcision,
debated
before
congres-
U'e
ea'st
crude
production
will
sional
committees.
exceed
2,000,000
barrels
daily
by
f
Some
strategists,
however,
j
1953.
Total
Middle
East
crude
!
would
have
vetoted
the
project
production
Is
already
five
tins"
'
arguing
it
would
be
a
ripe
plum
what
it
was
in
1915.
1
for
Soviet-picking
in
event
of;
Middle
East
oil
is
expected
to
'war.
The
line,
they
said,
would
!
gradually
dk
place
western
hem
be
impossible
to
defend.
.
-
if-phere
oil
In
European
markets.
$778,121
478,519
THE
WLATHUR
309,102
''ward
Cornruction
Prince
Rupert
rvill
have
a
visit
from
a
federal
cabinet
minister
next
Wednesday
evening.
Hon.
James
O.
Oardiner,
s
'
MM;
V
"
-
I
,
Synopsis
j
t
Fine,
settled
weather
has,
moved
In
over
the
province
and
.
.
Tiritlch
nnlumhia
Willi
minister
Of
agriculture,
his
wife
$797,203
401.873
317,327
$787,105
Iward
...
Hall.
and
two
daughters,
will
be
here
skiM
and
warm
aboard
uic
.temperatures
today
ana
rriaay.
I
Forecast
s
George.
468,132
,
.
1
n..
tl
.
.
.
Dnnlnn
lrt1lrtt
iward
iwa'd
iney
nave
dcch
uu
vK
i
piortn
uoai,
ncs1""
,
.
-
'are
Yukon
ftnd
AlaSka
Wf
witn
a
lem
""""
known
John
ders
er
"from
ithe
Neptune,
otherwise
as
k
King
v.
i
OBSTER
KING
KING
-
g
P
were
re
Z
?
Vancou-
Alaska
Highway
and
the
eteamer
day
and
Friday.
Little
change
in
OBSJEf
DANCE
EVERY
FRIDAY
NITE
Oddfellows
Hall
Senator
Rouvn
.23
Sherrit
Gordon
1
92
Steep
Rock
3.25
Sturgeon
River
.15'4
SUver
Miller
78
Upper
Canada'
2.04
Mucation
ot
1
iu
,u
1
inio-ht.
and
hlchs
tomorrow
Mr.
Justice
Keiller
Mackay
of
the
Ontario
Appelate
Court,
a
U
endor,
They
will
be
going
through
to
At
Port
Hardy
Sandpit
and
f'a.lnm-,
lonn,
1
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
65.
native
of
Pictou.
,
,
..
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