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PRINCE
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B.C.,
THURSDAY,
'JULY
8,
1950
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Canada
iS
ILOOMOTO
11
nsr
More
Security
At
Soo-
Reds
Still
Advanced
Ifr
Korea
Contradictory
Reports
'Communist
Control
At
Trail
Bolstering
Up
Reserves;
Training
Of
Civilians
:
OTTAWA
(CP)
With
a
weather-cocked
eye
on
the
Korean
war,
Canada
today
took
&ecuiity
On
Fate
Of
Americans
Plant
charged
By
cci.
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
charge
of
Communist
con-'
BISHOP
EXPELLED
LONDON
Rumania
has
expelled
American
Roman
Catholic
Bishop
Gerald
Patrick
O'Hara
of
Georgia
and
two
other
members
of
the
Apostolic
Nunciature
on
charges
of
spying.
They
must
quit
the
country
within
three
days.
The
bishop
was
charged
with
using
his
chauffeur
to
spy
for
him.
JEWELLER
DIES
measures.
Anu-aircralt
aeiences
will
be
noisterea
around
the
vital
Sault
Ste.
Marie
locks
area
whero
other
precautions
have
also
been
made.
.
Canadian
reserve
army
units
will
get
mo
-
equipment
and
training
of
civil
trol
of
the
boor
force
in
a
Canadian
plant
producing
atomic
materials
was
made-Wednesday
by
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor.
The
executive
committee
of
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
attacked
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
for
main
jr.
R.
P.
Welland,
32,
Athabascan
Reassuring
Statements
From
President
Truman
And
General
MacArthur
TOKYO
(CP)
A
tank-led
force
of
40,000
Communist
troops
stabbed
sixty
miles
south
of
'
captured
Seoul
today
on
the
heels
of
withdrawing
American
and
South
Korean
forces.
Even
so,
General
Mac-Arthur
advised
Washington
that
the
situation
was
not
considered
serious.
American
Jets
and
bombers,
i
;
oefence
experts
will
begin
"in
the
Immediate
future."
-
j
MONTREAL
William
I
Massey
Rirks,
81,
whose
father
Bullet
Kills
Baseball
Fan
.
Defence
Minister
ClaxtontoUl
press
conference
that
Canada
taining
the
contract
wtdi
tne
Red
run
union
in
its
plants
at
Trail.
The
charge
drew
immediate
comment
In
Ottawa
and
Vancouver.
Defence
Minister
Claxton
re
has
a
defence
plan
"which
could
10
Killed
In
train
Crash
be
put
into
effect
rapidly"
if
In
the
heaviest
air
action
of
the
1
NEW
YORK
W)
A
bullet
any
of
her
cities
were
attacked.
He
did
not
elaborate.:
Hp
rilrt
aimed
by
chance
or
Incredible
marksmanship
whipped
through
plied
"no"
when
faked
u
sum
situations
tMf'it
trail
were
Sales
Tax
Melon
Cut
say,
however,
that
peacetime
conscription
forms
had
no
part
was
the
founder
of
Henry
Birks
and
Sons
Ltd.,
jewellers,
died
here
Tuesday
night.
CONSCRIPTION
CANBERRA
The
Australian
Council
for
Defence
today
ordered
the
first
conscription
in
Australia
sf':e
the
Second
World
War.
It
decided
15,000
men
between
the
ages
of
18
and
23
be
called
up
next
year
the
polo
grounds
Tuesday
and
struck
one
of
50,000
baseball
fans
I
Freak
Collision
On
Santa
tfe
'
Line
South
Of
Chicago
in
government
rjoliev.
dead
in
his
grandstand
seat
v.ar,
hammered
at
the
advan:-ing
Reds,
destroying
eight
tank3
md
45
trucks.'
In
the
face
of
a
steady
Communist
push
against
American
snd
South
Korean
forces,
re-wurin
word
came
from
both
President
Truman
and
General
MicArthur.
President
Truman
told
a
press
conference
that
there
were
jiving
the
Pcf-we
Department
uny
particular
concern.
Harvey
Murphj,
regional
director
of
v.r,e
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
Union,
called
the
CCL.
Victim
was
54-year-old
Bernard
Lawrence
Doyle
of
Firview,
NJ.
School
Board
GALESBITKO,
Illinois
W-Ten
passengers
wer
crushed
and
twisted
to
dearh
today
in
freak
cwUision
of
two
sleek
Santa
Fe
Police
found
several
empty
21
calibre
shells
on
the
roof
of
a
A
cheque
for
$51,845
will
De
received
at
the
City
Hall
here
within
the
next
lew
days
as
this
municipality's
share
of
the
collection
of
three
per
cent
sales
for
14
weeks'
training.
tatement
"desperate
ranting",
.treahilincrs
which
were
nearby
apartment
building
and
ft
.
A
Si
Sells
Bonds
Prince
Rupert
school
board
a
target
pistol
and
two
21
rifles
He
said
the
loyalty
of
the
Trail
,
rinning
si(!e
by
side.
The
num-workers
could
not
be
questioned.
;
b
Qf
mjurC(j
ls
between
50
and
in
an
apartment
one
floor
be
ine
nugc
rau
piam,
"
7S;
f
thsm
critically.
low.
A
14-year-old
boy
and
hi3
Russia
To
Jump
In
North
Korea
last
night
accented
the
tender
or
Odium
Brown
Investments
Lim
leav.y
water,
a
vital
;
.
to
prod'i;
tax
under
the
Social
Assistance
and
Municipal
Act.
The
current
sales
tax
melon
for
the
province
totals
$5,116,412
whicn,
with
$3,000,000
paid
previously.
grandmother
are
being
held
for
no
present
plans
to
call
the
National
Ouard
or
armed
forces
of
the
reserves
to
duty.
The
President
said
he
was
hopeful
that
everything
would
work
out
Investigation.
ited
of
102.25
plus
accrued
interest
for
$67,000
worth
of
4
percent
tm
lining
at
Monica,
Illinois,
143
miles
southwest
of
Chicago.
.
A
mail
coach
of
'
the
El
Capitan,
apt.
J.
V.
Brock,
37,
Cayuga
HONG
KONG
P
Diplomatic
bonds
on
their
new
building
pro
Ingredicrl
in
th
productfon
of
atomic
tombs,
The
:
C.C.L.-
statement
laid
emphasis
on
the
Korean
crisis
as
a
reason
tot
clcunin?
Communists
otit
of
the
union
set-up
at
the
"strategic
Trail
plant.
observers
Wednesday
predicted
that
Russia
is
setting
tho
stage
brings
the
fiscal
year
total
to
$8,116,412.
Of
the
current
distribution
Vancouver
gets
$1,-074.116
and
Victoria
$334,637.
Following
are
the
amounts
Lived
40
Years
In
This
District
all
right
in
Korea.
An
Army
spokesman
In
Wash-!nton
said
General
MacArthur
had
advised
that
a
pentagon
situation
of
retreating
GI.'s
in
Xorea
"U
not
considered
serious
n
any
way."
for
a
surprise
move
against
the
United
States
in
the
Far
East.
Thrv
said
t.he
Russians
nrobnb'.v
extra
fare
all
coach
chain,
sud-
j
deniy
left
the
rails
and
swerved
into
the
Kansas
City
Chief,
combined
Pullman
and
coach
express.
Both
trains
were
running
eastward
toward
Chicago...
i
gram.
This
amount
represents
16
percent
of
the
total
amount
of
the
building
program
which
ls
to
be
borne
by
rural
districts
The
other
portion,
to
be
borne
by
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
wa3
let
out
on
35Jay
option
to
Mc-
that
some
other
municipalities
wnnirt
rush
rhlnose
CnmiMiintst
I
Resident
of
various
parts
of
in
the
province
are
getting:
trnona
from
Manrhnrij.
t.n
airi
I
this
di.-trict
for
the
past
forty
New
Westminster
$202,625
i
rj.iH
nn4-APAn
Sicily's
Bandit
Kino
ts
Killed
A
itmlfflifflort
HjinUH
Uiat.
An
North
Vancouver
Soviet
supported
North
Kor.
a
in
I
.
.
""'""'Jir
wr.
...
-
-
rrlftor
.
orthe-
Pioneer
'Rooms,
American
Infantry
outpost
had
Kelowna
the
Km-earr
civil
waf.'
IMrd
Avenue
East,
passed
away
82.317
60.00,
59,517
85,021
34,697
-fbeen-
-wiped
out
by
'
the
-
Redf
rcnticton
Pari
lament
advance.
He
said
that
an
out-
Trail
Sicily
;
&"-
Salva-!
bandit
kui
who!
Such
a.
move
"can
be
expected
at
any
time
within
the
next
month
and
probably
within
two
weeks,"
they
added.
PALERMO,
Sore
Gluliann,
post
had
withdrawn
behind;
Prln;o
George
"trans
defensive
positions
with
ou,
Burns
.
Lake
.,
-
2,332
i
prodaimcd
his
own
Sicilian
.gov-
IJ1
All.A
Dason
Creek
,
K,
in
TSCUK
Alt
Pft
enU
was
sn!t
and
killed
"very
moderate
losses
and
un
early
this
morning
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
after
a
two
weeks'
lilness.
Born
in
Sweden
in
1883,
Mr.
Petersen
came
to
Canada
In
1908
and
settled
first
In
the
Okanagan.
After
a
few
years
there,
he
moved
to
Prince
George
where
he
operated
the
5.350
rer
anoroved
tactical
procedure."
For
St.
John
a
mountain
hideout
yesterday.!
The
Italian
government
said
A
North
Korean
tank
force
j
McBride
captured
Pyongtaek,
36
miles
I
Pouce
Coupe
The
House
of
LONDON
0
MalwnVahd.
Burns
.Limited-
at
"
"V
'
-r'
101.27.
;
Proceeds
of
the
bond
:ssue
are
to
be
dsed
to
build
two
new
schools
In
Prince
Rupert
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$830,000
cf
which
the
provincial
government
pays
half.
Other
tenders
Tor
the
schoo'
board
bonds
were:
'
Nesbit,
Thompson,
and
Company
and
James
Richardson
and
Sons
100.07.
.
i
McMahon
and
Burns
100."
Bell-Gelnick
100.40.
,
Pemberton
and
Son
(Vancouver)
Ltd.
101.31.
All
bids
were
plus
accrued
Robin
Hood
of
the
hills
meant
i
Commons
Wednesday
night
en-
1,712
1,371
6,581
2,195
3.341
2,277
i
dorsed
the
action
of
the
Attlee
the
end
of
banditry
in
Sicily.
(
Windsor
Hotel
for
several
years
south
of
Seoul.
Then
it
overran
Smlthers
...
Songhwan,
another
five
miles
Stewart
to
the
south,
snd
Chonan,
seven
Terrace
milcr
beyond
Songhwan.
Vanderhool
"It
was
a
bad
one
this
time,"
.
-
reien.!
in
sending
military
rinrin
his
feven
vear
government
A
LJai
the
bandit's
band
was
accused
;
assistance
to
embattled
South
of
killing
nearly
100
policemen,
j
Korea.
said
an
American
officer
at
an
advanced
outpost
below
Chonan
f
mdr.
P.
D.
Taylor,
In
1921
he
went
to
Alice
Arm
to
encase
in
logging
and
mining.
He
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
in
1039.
Last
year
he
purchased
the
Pioneer
Rooms
from
Oscar
Havroy.
Deceased
is
survived
by
his
widow,
Mrs.
Mabel
Petersen.
in
describing
the
Red
drive
as
i
Sioux
HALIBUT
SALES
(American)
Retina,
49,000,
20.2?,
23.9c,
2e,
Atlin.
0-anu3,
32.000,
2GC,
25.6c,
?2;.
Final
Appeal
For
Ducharme
a
small
scale
bllUkrleg.
The
Americans
have
withdrawn
from
a
key
command
post
after
suffering
what
the
American
of
Iroyers
to
;
Storage.
.
,
ficer
said
were
nominal
to
of
OTTAWA-Final
attempt
save
Frederick
Durharme
Friday,
July
7,
1950
High
6:56
15.4
feet
19:32
17.8
feet
Low
1:09
7
8
feet
12:56
7.6
feet
Fred
Hemsworth,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
northwest
mineral
survey
district,
left
by
air
today
for
a
trip
to
Alice
Arm
on
official
duties.
HASEIJALL
SCOittfS
TODAY
American
League
Cleveland
5,
Chicago
2
New
York
5,
Philadelphia
4
National
League
Philadelphia
9,
New
York
6
1h
At
Sea
(Canadian)
-
heavy
casualties.
A
spokesman
at
United
Stites
Winston
Churcnm,
conservative
leader,
called
for
new
talks
with
the
Russians
to
seek
a
peaceful
settlement
before
the
Soviet
possess
"devastating
power"
of
atomic
weapons.
He
declared
a
Communist
victory
in
Korea
would
result
in
a
third
world
war.
Prime
Minister
Attlee,
defending
the
dispatch
of
British
nava:
units
to
awist
United
States
Torces
n
Korean
fighting,
said:
"There
eouid
not
be
a
greater
affront
to
the
United
Nations"
than
tht
invasion
of
South
Korea
b'.
the
North
Korean
:
orces.
,
'
'THff!
Mina
H.,
28,000,
27.5c.
27c,
headquarters
in
Korea
said
thal-
8tol.a'..e.
JO
to
35
North
Korean
tanks
and
I
Clyne
Named
To
Supreme
Court
OTTAWA
(Pi
John
V.
Clyne,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Maritime
Commission,
was
appointed
Wednesday
to
the
Supreme
Count
of
British
Teenlc
Millie,
23,000,
28c,
27.
5c.
Vancouver
from
the
gailows
for
the
murder
of.
Feme
Blanche
Fisher
is
being
made
today.
His
counsel,
Ditijald
McAlplne,
is
appearing
before
a
judge
of
the
S'-prema
Court
of
Canada
seeking
an
appeal
hearing
by
the
full
panel
of
the
court.
Execution
has
been
deferred
until
1!)
to
23
Russian-built
YaK
riphter
planes
had
ben
destroyed
'
by
American
forces
In
Korea.
22.5c,
Royal.
Mae
West,
17,000,
Co-op.
Atll,
14,000,
Co-op.
TOKIA
"t
A
park
of
''in
destroyers
prepared
"'"e
than
manoeuvres
cut
'roi.s
the
Pacific
yesterday
uneeriain
destination
that
be
Korea.'
""
tribal
class
destroyers,
iyiie.a,
Sioux
nnd
Athnhas-vlll
rendezvous
at
Pearl
July
14.
I
:
TODA
Y'S
STOCKS
:
-
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J
.-
.
-
y
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Fire
Report
On
Schools
Fire
marshal's
re-oa
on
the
condition
of
city
and
Port
Edward
schools,
necessitating
extensive
changes,
caused
considerable
consternation
for
t
the
school
board
at
the
tegular
meeting
last
night.
The
report
on
city
schools
was
tabled
until
the
August
meeting
when
Fire
Chief
Becker
could
advise
the
'
board.
4
.
Regarding
the
Port
Edward
report,
three
of
the
complaints
wiil
be
dealt
with
in
the
near
future.
The
balance
will
be
discussed
at
the
August
meeting
when
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
wiit
be
in
attendance.
Points
to
be
taken
care
of
now
Include
shifting
of
stoves
so
that
they
are
away
from
entrance?,
changing
the
main
doors
so
that
they
open
outward
instead
of
Inward
as
at
present,
and
in-
16
Aumaque
1
'
,
'
J
.j
T
Mr.
Clyne,
as
a
young
barrister,
practised
In
Prince
Rupert
for
a
time
25
years
or
so
ago
with
the
firm
of
Williams,
Manson
&
Gonzales.
He
paid
a
visit
here
last
year
in
his
capacity,
as
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Maritime
Commission.
His
home
is
in
Vancouver.
r.
giant
United
States
base,
fining
exereise3
with
the
ifan
fleet.
Whether
they
'P
railed
into
ths
Korean
'one-Canada
has
offered
aid
-depends
on
later
dc-llP')ts
and
word
from
a.
Beattie
-
45
Bevcourt
40
101
Bobjo
Canadian
15
Buffalo
.v
Consol.
Smelters
95.00
Con
west
11"
Vancouver
Mines
Bralorn?
850
B
R.
Con.
..:
02&
Cariboo
QuarU
1
1()
Congress
:
Hedley
Mascot
,
26
Pend
Oreille
6
-
2
50
Pioneer
Premier
Border
03
.
Privateer
-13s
Reeves
McDonald
2
75
03V
Reno
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WEATHLR
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been
B
little
cooling
along
the
British
Columbia
coast
as
fresh
Pacific
air
drifted
into
these
areas
during
the
night.
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12
rooms
at
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School
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at
a
cost
of
$4,192.40
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clouds
over
the
grades
with
only
a
few
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mainland.
Southern
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room-
terior
regions
are
expected
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Work
suggested
to
be
done
Bt
be
warm
again
today
with
scat-
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Booth
High
School
includes
pro-tered
afternoon
thunderstorms,
vldlng
chemical
storage
cup-over
the
mountains
In
the
boards,
relocating
fire
extin-southeast.
It
will
be
a
little
Euishers
for
easier
access
in
the
Silver
Standard
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Power
at
$4,591.
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decision
on
the
type
of
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reserved
until
a
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by
the
successful
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at
a
lower
cost
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in
the
interior
tomorrow,
chemical
laboratory,
providing
a
furnace
chamber,
and
providing
pump
type
fire
extinguishers
for
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
Central
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137
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some
clearing
in
the
mid-,
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manual
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of
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tile
of
the
afternoon
loaay
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Borden
Street
rccomn,end-perature.
in
tern-
Friday.
Little
change
Winds
Northwest
15,on
"ere
to
enclose
the
fur-mph
in
the
exposed
areas
and
pace
In
a
chamber,
widen
fire
light
elsewhere..
Lows
tonight
escapes
.hang
exit
doors
to
open
end
highs
Friday
At
Port
'outward
and
provide
each
floor
Hardy
50
and
65,
Sandsplt
and!
with
a
pump
type
fire
extin-
MACHINE
POWER
The
800,000
ccrds
of
pulp
wood,
floated
down
Quebec
Province's
Maurice
River
in
the
annual
log
drive,
are
owned
by
several
paper-making
companies.
Sorting
out
each
company's
timber
is
similar
to
cutting
out
cattle
at
a
roundup.
Each
log
bears
the
com-nany's
mark.
In
addition,
each
company
saws
its
Jogs
into
certain
lengths.
Here,
powerful
intnf
water
oush
the
logs
toward
a
"sorting
gap."
where
the
varying
lengths
are
diverted
into
Was
accepted.
Unsuccess-enderer
was
Spence
and
k
with
bid
of
$375.
rters
for
other
work
were
over
until
July
14,
when
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Gordon
Rock
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Rupert,
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and
60.
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PHOTO)
Silver
Miller
r
for
the
new
hnilrlinir
1
Mines
different
channels
where
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Compaq
Pis
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ut
its
own.
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Canada
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vould
be
opened.
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