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Korea
Burglaries
Lead
To
Two
Arrests
While
the
most
of
L
Nations
forces
were
'
1
Ui
i
a
New
Parliament
Session
To
Make
More
Controls
LONDON.
(CP)
The
King
'opened
a
new
session
of
Parliament
today
and
the
speech
from
tlio
Throne
pledged
the
Labor
government
to
strive
"by
all
means
in
their
power"
to
ensure
successful
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their
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frontier
now
tiKurean
resistance
has
Further
Increase
In
Living
Cost
OTTAWA
Further
increase
in
the
cost
of
living
in
Canada
may
be
expected
during
the
next
two
months
with
the
possibility
of
a
levelling
off
in
January.
lifter
Its
eviaeiiv
um-V
the
active
partlclpa-
Young
Men
Being
Charged
After
Entries
of
Downtown
Offices
inese
communiaw,
hi.
MW
break-through
was
Indian
Superintendent
Calls
For
New
Native
Deal;
Upholds
New
Act
At
the
regular
monthly
dinner-meeting
'of
the
Prince
Rupert
Burns
Club
in
the
Broadway
Cafe,
F.
E.
Anfield,
superintendent
of
Indian
Affairs,
was
the
guest
speaker.
Warmly
welcomed,
Mr.
Anfield
gave
a
most
interesting
and
informative
address,
spiced
with
anecdotes
and
quips
of
speech,
and
through
It
running
the
golden
Bruce
Montney,
25.
and
Dezil
armament
to
avoid
war.
The
speech
said
that
legislation
would
be
introduced
to
nationalize
part
of
the
when
the
uriusn
Johnson.
23,
were
picked
ud
dv
Uenth
Brigade
cap-
sugar
industry,
to
give
the
government
permanent
powers
to
ngju,
fifty
miles
irom
yesterday.
regulate
production,
distribution
Jaycees
To
Help
Police
Once
again
this
year
the
Jay
Nehru's
View
of
Tibet
Invasion
NEW
DELHI
tt
Prime
Minister
Nehru
-of
India
yesterday
attributed
the
Chinese
Communist
invasion
of
Tibet
to
fear
that
United
States
and
Great
Britain
and
consumption
of
goods,
and
to
control
prices
and
to
reform
leasehold
laws
to
postpone
tn.5
expiration
of
99-year
leases
on
thousands
of
British
homes
and
buildings.
aiders
tOfler
police
yesterday
and
charged
this
afternoon
with
breaking
and
entering
in
connection
with
an
entry
to
the
office
of
Crawford
Moore
In
the
Smith
Block
over
the
week-end.
The
case
is
still
under
investigation
and
the
case
was
adjourned.
Other
charges
may
be
laid
against
the
pair
in
connection
with
breaking
and
entering
of
Brown
&
Harvey,
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.,
and
Canadian
Immigration
offices
in
the
Besner
Block.
The
entries
were
made
between
Saturday
night
and
Mon
G.
B.
Shaw
Is
Weakening
cees
will
help
the
police
with
their
Hallowe'en
patrol
tonight.
Three
or
four
cars
with
drivera
ITER
A
Ilfth
offer
ol
tii
and
Pacific
ship-in
9c
an
hour
Increase
were
endeavoring
to
bring
Tibet
into
an
anti-Communist
bloc.
will
be
put
at
the
disposal
of
the
patrol
with
a
peace
officer
In
each
automobile.
The
Plan
has
AYOT,
St.
Lawrence,
England
100.000
Iroops
Have
Moved
In?
In
Spite
of
MaeArthur's
Statement
of
No
,
Definite
Evidence
TOKYO
0i
A
spokesman
at
Oeneral
Douglas
MacArthur'a
headquarters
today
confirmed
the
capture
of
ten
Chinese
Communist
soldiers
in
North
Korea
but
said
the
presence
of
organized
Chinese
units
has
not
been
established
definitely.
United
SUtea
troops
made
some
more
headway
today
by
cspturlnf
two
bubs
In
North
Korea,
sweepinr
within
two
miles
of
Manchuria's
border.
Other
Allied
units,
however,
met
with
fierce
pressure
from
Red
forces.
Several
facts,
however,
pointed
strongly
to
the
possibility
that
Chinese
Reds
have
entered
the
Korean
war
and
in
force.
Four
areas
where
prisoners
have
been
captured
are
fairly
widely
separated.
Resistance
has
stiffened
tremendously
since
last
Friday.
Entire
complexion
of
the
fight
has
changed
from
a
virtual
parade
to
a
set
of
battles
resembling
8eoul
and
Kumchon.
The
North
Koreans
have
definitely
been
supplied
with
new
armaments.
In
Washington
officials
expressed
no
surprise
at
the
reported
appearance
of
Chinese
Communist
troops
in
the
Korean
war
but
do
not
expect
large
scale
intervention
against
United
Nations
forces.
A
hlffh
Amorlran
in!jIllrpnf
p
The
invasion
was
something
to
w
George
Bernard
Shaw
was
WnrkpH
Wpll
in
tha
nact
anH
to
be
greatly
regretted,
Nehru
felt.
believed
to
have
been
instru-l
day
morning
and
small
amounts
Boost
In
Paper
Price
Cut
Back
TORONTO
m
The
AbitiM
Power
&
Paper
Co.
Ltd.
today
announced
its
increase
in
newsprint
price,
effective
November
1,
will
be
$'3
a
ton
Instead
of
the
thread
of
tribute
to
the
Burns1
Ideal
the
"brotherhood
of
man"
in
Its
application
to
the
lot
and
status
of
the
Indians
and
their
future
prospects
and
place
among
the
other
free
peoples
of
the
Dominion.
Mr.
Anfield
commenced
with
a
reference
to
a
great
friendship
he
had
had
with
one
of
their
compatriots
and
the
pleasure
he
felt
In
being
able
In
th't,
way,
in
some
measure,
to
express
his
gratitude.
He
felt
it
was
not
difficult
to
present
to
a
group
of
men
coming
mostiy
from
the
native
soil
of
Scotland,
and
whose
people
had
"stood
foursquare
down
through
the
centuries
for
the
rights
of
the
common
man,"
the
problems
of
a
minority
graupr
the
needs
of
mental
in
averting
Hallowe'en
the
present
strike
dls-rejected
by
the
union
md
it
was
suggested
ampanles
make
no
fur-t
unless
It
Is
a
higher
union
is
seeking
a
20c
acrease.
Four
hundred
involved.
damage.
of
money
and
loose
articles
were
taken
in
the
four
cases.
Crawford
Moore's
office
was
reported
to
be
much
weaker
today.
He
had
been
making
good
headway
after
fracturing
his
thigh
September
9.
"His
general
condition
is
much
weaker,"
a
spokesman
at
the
95-year-old
playwright's
home
said
today.
Derailment
Kills
Man
Cholera
Sweeps
India
District
entered
by
lifting
an
unlatched
window
opening
on
to
a
ground
x
the
Victoria
union
k
permission
to
take
a
BOMBAY
B
Thnlpra
in
tlip
previously
announced
$10.
This
floor
roof
In
a
light
well.
A
$20
bill
waj
taken
from
a
desk
drawer,
and
a
cigarette
lighter.
via
uwuuii
uaKaid
WlOvl.VVO
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iii
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2.
Ul
of
Bombay
State
killed
166
per-
of
$106
a
ton
instead
of
$110
WOODSTOCK,
Ont.
0
One
man
was
killed
and
fourteen
freight
cars
were
derailed
la-.t
night
in
a
collision
between
a
Indians
Perished
In
Forest
Fires
sons
m
tne
third
week
of
Oct
.
ana
me
oase
Canadian
price
$102
instead
of
$106.
e
lie
ber.
In
the
previous
week
the
disease
claimed
200
lives.
More
than
2,000,000
persons
have
been
lnnoculated.
The
cigarette
lighter
is
alleged
to
have
been
found
in
a
room
on
Third
Avenue
occupied
by
the
pair,
also
articles
from
Brown
&
Harvey
s
office.
The
office
of
the
barristers
was
entered
by
springing
a
lock
with
a
celluloid
"cheater."
An
fire
through
freight
train
and
a
local
cn
the
Canadian
National
Railways
near
the
station
here.
The
victim
Is
tentatively
Identified
as
Jack
or
Raymond
Valentine,
aged
26,
a
brakeman
on
the
local.
Vcncouver
Milk
Price
Is
Boosted
VICTORIA
The
.
provincial
one
who
might
be
called
not
only
the
common
man
but
the
underprivileged
man.
"
We
should
give
our
first
attention
to,
the
Integration
of
the
divert?
groups
that
make
up
this
vast
Canada,"
declared
the
speaker.
'
.
The
"Indians"
that
misnomer
of
ChrlstODher
Columbus
isajfl
rJCCESS-Andrel
Vlsh-
Air
Industry
01
old
revolver,
a
fountain
pen,
$7
Lssian
foreign
minister.
FORT
ST.
JOHN
W
Six
In-dtans
died
and
at
least
two
are
missing
in
forest
fires
which
occurred
north
of
here
in
September,
it
is
only
now
being
revealed.
Two
-bodies
have
been
found
In
the
Rose
Prairie
area
and
four
others
forty
miles
further
north.
cabinet
today
approved
an
in
political
committee
of
in
American
coins
and
$3
in.
Canadian
money
was
taken.
Also
in
the
room
of
the
pair
was
crease
of
two
cents
per
quart
in
the
price
of
milk
in
the
Van
N
Nations
yesterday
Canada
Is
Ready
Rinr.wnpv
n
un
o,ov,oc
c..
would
not
walk
out
Youth
Arrested
found
a
burned
check
frcm
couver
area.
The
new
price
tor
standard
milk
is
18
cents
m(
ed
Nations
If
the
Gen
'the
greatest
sense
of
humorrf
Brown
St
Harvey
which
it
is
,
VT;,
i
".-!;.
rquart,
10
cents
per
pint,
and
ibly
decides
today
to
nfrwr
mintps
a
rhin
nriwnir
'
any
race,
and
the
art,
that
otn-
The
fires
raced
through
and
devastated
the
hunting
grounds
of
the
Indians
In
the
virgin
for
term
of
Secretay'
ysve
Lie
for
another
believed
an
attempt
may
have
been
made
to
destroy.
A
lock
was
hacked
away
in
forcing-
the
door
of
the
immigration
office
and,
as
far
as
is
rier
saYd
today
that
basic
pians
I
sven
wn?
Per
already
exist
to
gear
Canada's)
'
..
$40,000,000
&
year
;rviaiM:ri
&re,A;i
f
,
'.
as
saying
he
had
heard
100,000
perhaps
have
not
always
troop,
of
China's
Red
Army
Had
T!?
Cf
g
1
'tiori
Of
crossed
the
Yalu
River
Inf.
l
by"
means
1
4
joke.
In
Bank
Robbery
..
v
'
VANCOUVER
iff1
A
Juvenile
was
arrested
last
night
and
charged
with
participating
in
thr
tnrt
he
reiterated
the
ests."
The
Indians
Iead
an-io-
itment
to
the
security
industry
to
the
.needs
of
wur
madlc
life
on
a
sprawling
reserve
and
were
not
reported
missing
r.
l.
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....
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11
K
V,,...V.f
Jakob
Malik,
Soviet
fknown,
only
a
rubber
stamp
was
should
an
emergency
arise.
Sur
until
October
15.
hat
Lie
would
not
be
plus
civil
aircraft
will
probably
'
Being
Appointed
OTTAWA
A
Department
of
Finance
official
said
yesterday
that
government
inspectors
$3,800
robbery
of
an
east
?ni-branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
be
taken
over
by
the
RoyairCan-
taken.
Keys
and
a
fountain
pen
disappeared
from
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
office
which
was
alsoi
adian
Air
Force.
contended
that
ex
Canada
October
4.
He
will
appear
in
juvenile
court.
.Two
other
Lie's
term
by
the
Ready
For
Hallowe'en
would
soon
be
appointed
in
prin
forced.
Steel
Products
teembly
would
be
in
cipal
Canadian
cities
to
enforce
youths
have
already
pleaded
guilty
to
the
same
robbery.
,
Russia's
Peace
Plan
Rejected
:
LAKE
SUCCESS
The
Unit-
the
League's
charter
the
newly
imposed
consumer
l
ne
entries
are
oeueveu
tu
i
c
L
have
been
the
work
of
room
i
Company
M
rike
He
criticized
Lie
fo:
credit
restrictions
which
become
effective
as
from
tomorrow.
m
remaining
as
secre
prowlers
rather
than
experienced
burglars.
I,
suggesting
that
he
i!
on
for
the
salary
zed
Nations
Genera!
Assembly's
LONDON"
0)
Actor
Brian
Robert
Napier,
who
injured
in
it.
political
committee
yesterdt.y
jf
not
as
a
particular
little
minority
group
but
as
a
group
belonging
to
one
of
the
largest
nations
of
the
earth.
There
were
43
millions
of
them
extending
from
South
America
through
Central
America
.Mexico,
the
United
States
and
over
Canada
of
what
were
sometimes
called
"aborigines,"
but
of
origins
not
similar,
and
stemming
from
two
sources.
The
North
American
Indian,
and
particularly
the
Indian
of
the
northwest,
was
undoubtedly
sub-Mongolian.
Hs
came
down
this
coast
following
one
the
great
Ice-periods
of
history
and
trickled
down,
for
various
reasons
moving
on
and
on
until
he
worked
out
his
destiny
in
the
North
American
continent.
The
clan
system
proved
a
MONTREAL
9
More
thai-one
thousand
employees
of
ths
Canadian
Tube
and
Steel
Products
Ltd.
today
went
cut
ua
strike
after
last
minute
negoti-ati"ns
failed.
The
workers
went
on
strike
to
back
wage
and
nour
demands
his
back
while
at
work
in
the
fral
Assembly
Is
cal
Reece
was
playing
the
role
of
a
policeman
in
a
television
drama
rejected
Russia's
peace
program.
Then
a
last-minute
manoeuvre
Half
Million
Dollar
Blaze
BURNABY
A"
$500,000
'tire
today
destroyed
the
Tru-Fit
Mlli-wcrk
Ltd
plant
here.
Two
man
May
to
deal
with,
the
when
he
was
trapped
in
his
own
the
appointment
of
woods
recently,
left
for
Vancouver
today
on
the
Camosun.
Hn
hopes
to
take
a
trip
to
New
Yor
before
returning
to
Prince
handcuffs.
They
were
broken
by
the
Soviet
prevented
the
committee
from
voting
at
once
in
a
counter-proposal
offered
by
thi
General,
Lie's
present
open
just
in
time
for
his
next
made
fourteen
months
ago
when
up
next
February.
VANCOUVER
Authorities
are
fully
prepared
to
maintain
good
order
tonight,
which
is
Hallowe'en.
According
to
announcements
any
who
feel
disposed
to
carry
on
arts
of
defiance
of
ths
law
will
find
themselves
promptly
under
arrest
Judging
rom
the
general
tone
of
the
press,
there
is
an
Impression
that
there
may
be
attempts
to
make
trouble,
such
as
riots
and
destruction,
and
the
police,
as
well
as
others,
are
in
no
mood
to
let
It
amount
to
anything.
A
plain
warning
is
given
that
disorder
will
be
immediately
and
appearance
before
the
cameras.
the
old
contract
expired.
bulldines
were
burned
and
onlv
United
States
and
six
other
powers.
Rejection
of
the
Soviet
re
olu-
E
WEATHER
tion
came
after
a
week
of
de
the
office
bulletins
was
saved
The
loss
includes
buildings,
equipment,
lumber
stocks,
two
trucks
and
two
lumber
rarrlen.
bate
in
which
spokesmen
for
the
SynopM,
Improvement
in
the
non-Communist
world
charges
ok
place
over
most
of
"4
Hi.
w
H
nee
during
the
night.
Moscow
had
prepared
a
propp.-ganda
trap
and
was
not
makui'
a
sincere
move
to
case
the
iiiter-ntional
tension.
ie
change
for
the
vigorously
dealt
with.
rather
short-lived
tie
southern
sections
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Davey
have
returned
from
a
visit
to
Edmonton.
The
Alberta
city,
says
Mr.
Davey,
has
grown
beyonJ
recognition
and
seems
destined
to
become
one
of
the
great
centres
of
all
Canada.
common
origin.
From
the
worm
West
Pacific
as
far
as
Santiago
there
were
similar
clan
systems
of
which
one
particular
custom
was
the
matriarchal
line
of
descent.
That
Is
still
a
cause
of
no
little
difficulty
in
administration,
especially
in
the
settling
of
cst&tcs
There
were
136.000
of
the
na-tivp
race
In
Canada
(the
rate
Red.
For
another
Pa-1
rapidly
ncarine
the
D.
WestoveY
is
a
passenger
on
the
Camosun
on
his
way
to
Vancouver
today.
in
and
strong
south-
1
Will
extenrt
nvrtr
Unn.
Publisher
In
Death
Plunge
N
this
afternoon
and
-I?
precipitation
will
e
southern
interior
Tomorrow
will
kpp
of
Increase
having
been
2&
P
cent
over
the
years).
Not
so
many
years
ago
.the
death
rate
,
dnn
npr
thousand
in
the
m
"f
this
unsettled
NEW
YORK
John
Boc-tigcr,
aged
50,
former
of
the
late
President
D.
Roosevelt,
plunged
to
(Courtesy
ft.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
firct
six
months
of
life
except
P
milder
temperatures
in
the
northern
"the-
southerly
winds
w
storm
move
Pacific
l,e
reeinn.
t.
death
today
from
the
seventh
floor
of
an
exclusive
Manhattan
hotel.
Police
said
Boettlger
had
been
depressed
for
several
days
and
was
under
the
case
of
a
male
nurse.
He
was
the
former
publisher
e
coast
and
cnuth.
,
1
1
,
i
f.
'
Kfeln
mucha8
"i
me
past,
sev-
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Bayonne
134
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6.75
B
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B
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05
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
Congress
08
Hedley
Mascot
37
Pend
Oreille
8.30
Pioneer
2.20
Premier
Border
.06
Privateer
07
Reeves
McDonald
4.00
,
Forecast
08St
rcffWm
...-.,..
Nav
nT"
of
the
Seattle
Post-Intelllgencer.
Later
he
moved
to
Denver
where
he
controlled
a
newspaper.
Mrs.
Anna
Boettlger
was
his
divorced
wife.
She
Is
not
remarried
and
lives
in
California.
CedT;tlechlnage
t1
;?
.
cl
J
Ing
In
India
and
tnma,
one
m
the
highest
In
the
world
They
have
5Vfe
million
acres
of
land
granted
by
royal
commission
under
act
of
Parliament
confirmed
by
the
provinces
and
their
welfare
is
under
the
administration
of
the
Indian
Department.
The
vote
for
Indian
Affairs
administration
has
risen
from
two
millions
to
21
million
dollars.
EMANICPATION
There
was
In
some
quarters
fear
of
a
paternalistic
state
with
Indians
included.
There
had
been
opinions
that
they
were
merely
a
charge
on
Crown
ami
Dominion,
and
if
left
alone
would
die
out.
But,
contrarllv,
they
had
increased
in
numbers
and
the
problems
of
disease
and
want
arose.
Real
emancipation
came
with
the
inception
of
the
Atlanta
Charter
calling
for
protection
and
welfare
of
minority
groups
by
the
larger
nations.
This
was
a
problem
Canadians
.03
Reno
"m
'
ual
northern
"0
t
1
to
easterl,,
ln
Sheep
Creek
1.23
section
h.
V"
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
November
1,
1950
High
5:30
16.0
feet
16:55
17.4
feet
Low
10:54
11.4
feet
and
m
p
Pflnce
anQ
,B;
Rupert,
35
Beattie
.'.
60
Bevcourt
.42
Bobjo
.11
Vi
Buffalo
Canadian
26
Consol.
Smelters
119.00
Con
west
1.86
Donalda
....t
56
Eldona
.28
East
Sullivan
8.40
.
Qiant
Yellowknife
6.85
God's
Lake
35
Hardrock
28
Harricana
.08
Heva
09
Hosco
.07
.
Jacknife
06
Jollet
Quebec
1.10
Lapaska
04
Little
Long
Lac
40
Lynx
15
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.20
McKenzle
RedLake
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.36
Moneta
.31
Negus
96
Noranda
72.25
Louvlcourt
.21
1
Pickle
Crow
1.82
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
2.65
Senator
Rouyn
,
.25
Sherrit
Gordon
2.47
Steep
Rock
5.40
Silver
Miller
90
Upper
Canada
....
1.97
Golden
Manltou
.
5.80
PER
CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
Silbak
Premier
32
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
04
Silver
Standard
2.26
Western
Uranium
88
ask
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4.90
A.
P.
Con
43
Atlantic
-
2.45
Calmont
95
Central
Leduc
2.80
Home
Oil
-
14.50
Mercury
14
V2
'
Okalta
1-80
Pacific
Pete
7.40
Princess
.56
Royal
Canadian
11
Royallte
12.50
Toronto
Athona
08
Aumaque
,.-
-S3
.
fl
installed
leather
equipment
3
for
concentrate
on
oefore
should
other,
distant
considering
ROYAL
RECEPTION
Queen
Juliana
receives
R?ar-Admirai
E.
R.
Mainguy,
flag
officer
in
command,
and
commanding
officers
of
the
three
ships
in
the
CanaUiuu
Special
Service
Squadron
on
the
squadron's
recent
visit
to
th;
Netherlands.
This
navy
photo
shows
the
Queen
at
the
Royal
Palace
standing
between
Admiral
Mainguy
and
Plerrt
Dupuy,
Canadian
ambassador
to
the
Netherlands.
Others
are:
second
row,
left
to
right:
Col.
H.
E.
T.
Doucet
of
Montreal,
Canadian
military
attache
to
the
Netherlands;
Lt.-Cmdr.
F.
C.
Frewer.
Toionto.
commanding
officer
of
the
Micmac;
Commodore
K.
F.
Adams,
Victoria
and
Halifax,
commanding
officer
of
the
Magnificent,
and
Lt.-Cmdr.
E.
T.
G.
Madgwtctt,
Ottawa,
commanding
officer
of
the
Huron.
adjutant
to
Queen
Juliana;
Cmdr.
van
Eikel,
Netherlands
Rear
row:
Lt.-Cmdr.
Baron
van
Boetzelaer,
liaison
officer;
Lieut.
Ian
Webster
of
Montreal,
flag
lieutenant
to
Admiral
Mainguy.
and
Vice-Admiral
Rost
van
Tonnigen,
chief
military
adviser
to
the
Queen.
(CP
PHOTO)
50"'ng
and
Re-dyeing
Leather
and
ued
Jackets.
Purse.
Shoes.
Etc.
groups.
Indian
Affairs
have
h
p
p
n
administering
without
ro
information
Phone
l
10
(255)
much
change
since
the
Indian
Act
of
1859,
but
the
new
Bill
267
the
"Magna
Carta"
for
In-tContinued
on
page
4)
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