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Had
Rough
Time
in
L
Saturday
Night
Pearson
Warns
Of
"A"
Bomb
CO
ff
Toronto
Maple
i
Chicago
Black
Hawks
jo
the
unprecedented
Heads
of
Nations
Getting
Together
Quickly
In
View
Of
Worsening
Situation
of
tie
games
mat
are
,ed
In
the
National
,eague
this
winter
by
TURKEY
(?
ray'dJE?V
slS
'
"
Fears
Reaction
to
Use
Would
Be
Dangerous
OTTAWA
(CP)
Ex
wo
aeaaiocKs
ai
me
Saturday
night
at
the
:if
Gardens
It
was
a
the
bomb
would
be
"far
outweighed
among
the
people
of
the
world."
But,
he
said,
Canada
should
be
among
those
governments
consulted
before
a
"decision
of
such
Immense
and
awful
consequence"
Is
taken
If
It
Is
taken
to
use
the
atomic
bomb.
In
a
major
statement
on
government
foreign
policy,
Mr.
Pearson
Indicated
the
cabinet's
affair
and
Sunday
night
ternal
Affairs
Minister
cams
moved
to
Chicago
Little
Chance
Seen
of
Agreement
Being
Reached
On
Negotiated
Peace
With
China
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Prime
Minister
At-
earson
deprecated
the
v
had
a
three-all
tie.
v
night's
game
wai
iv...
the
m.Qllflltlrs
Kllg-
tlee
arrived
here
todav
for
talks
with
President
use
of
the
atomic
bomb
against
Red
China.
Warning
that
the
risk
of
Urgent
Matter
Red
China's
Intervention
NEW
YORK
m
Great
Britain,
the
United
States
and
four
other
belief
that
the
atom
bomb
Truman
aimed
at
finding
common
policy
on
the
should
not
be
used
in
China
II
I
I
AVK
t
I!
an
immediate
general
war
has
world
crisis
and
averting
the
threat
of
a
global
war.
"while
there
is
any
chance
a:
all"
of
preventing
the
spread
o:
increased,
he
told
the
federal-provinclal
conference
the
use
of
The
first
of
the
talks
will
be
held
later
today.
the
war
in
Korea.
air
Attlee's
big
four-engured
countries
today
formally
asked
Ujr
iii
"
'
iv
goal
tenders.
In
the
pe
iod
the
M'aDle
Leafs
fcalie,
Al
Rollins,
unfa
eight
games
since
he
gr
from
Turk
Broda
on
r
19,
was
belted
by
a
rk
over
the
right
eye
be
removed
from
the
receive
twelve
stitches,
1o
was
held
up
while
Turk
aneed
from
civvies
to
k
Then,
foon
after
the
(the
third
period,
Harry
Detroit
goalie,
was
also
liner
"Cathay"
rolled
up
on
the
Skating
Rink
ft
vtA
fitQf)
ii"u,intiniviitfct,J
'
5S$3k
Explosion
At
national
airport
apron
where
President
Truman,
State
Secretary
Acheson,
Defence
Secretary
Marshall
and
other
officials
the
United
Nations
assembly
to
take
up
as
an
urgent
matter
the
Chinese
Communist
Intervention
in
Korea.
France,
Norway,
Cuba
and
Ecuador
joined
in
the
formal
request.
,
Progress
Slow
were
waiting.
Ocean
Fails
At
first
the
talks
had
bet
1
scheduled
to
start
tomorrow
but
the
eye
by
the
puck
al
Attempts
to
make
a
skating
1
I
i
!
lot
so
seriously
as
Rol-
today
It
was
decided
to
speed
11
vwm
rink
at
Gyro
Park
have
to
date
been
unsatisfactory
in
spite
of
Fish
Closure
eame
was
held
up
again
RMidents'
of
Paper
Town
them
up
in
view
of
the
increase
Ing
gravity
of
the
situation.
great
deal
of
work
by
me
fr.ley
underwent
repairs,
fcr
weekend
(tames
De-
II:
Omdurman
JP
lERITREASHi
I
Gyro
Club,
Navy,
firemen
and
There
persists
some
taik
of
a
Is
Approved
Montreal
divided
hon-
slight
possibility
of
negotiating
civic
employees.
The
city
supplied
some
planks
and
a
com
V
New
York
and
Boston.
an
arrangement
with
the
Chin
kmes
Tuesday
night
will
pressor.
ese
Communists
but
there
is
little
hope
of
this
white
the
Red
LIVING
INDEX
UNCHANGED
OTTAWA
Cost
of
living
index
for
Canada
on
November
1
was
170.7,
no
change
from
the
month
previous,
according
to
announcement
today.
Lower
food
and
fuel
prices
held
the
index
down.
TOWEEL
KEEPS
CROWN
JOHANNESBURG
Vic
Tow-eel
of
South
Africa
loosed
a
vicious
attack
Saturday
night
to
retain
the
world
bantam
Co-op
Agrees
Salmon
Should
Be
Conserved
Electricity
Asked
for
Fish
Floats
The
surface
at
the
park
slopes
real
Cansdtens
at
Tor-rolt
Red
Wings
at
New
forces
are
victorious
in
Korea.
Thought
it
Was
Earthquake
OCEAN
FALLS
0)
A
lfcOO-pound
heater
exploded
Sunday
in
the
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.
paper
plant,
crumbling
part
of
a
wall,
smashing
windows
and
embedding
itself
inside
concrete.
y
There
were
no
Injuries.
Residents
thought
an
earthquake
had
struck
as
the
giant
heater
exploded.
and,
despite
efforts
to
apply
the
fc
Chicago
Black.
Hawks
On
every
side
officials
said
water
evenly,
it
settled
at
the
SUDAN
j
jmueJMIe
Jffls?
Appreciation
of
the
strong
low
end,
leaving
only
shell
ice
that
the
present
situation
Is
loaded
with
danger
and
uncer
stand
taken
by
the
Department
knd
fcores:
at
the
upper
end.
The
fire
hoses
used
for
the
Job
seemed
to
throw
of
Fisheries
In
maintaining
the
closure
of
the
salmon
season
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
was
too
much
water
on
the
surface
SUNDAY
3.
Chicago
3
1,
Montreal
4
5
New
York
3
SATURDAY
at
once.
In
addition,
changes
in
weight
campionship,
stopping
expressed
In
the
general
meeting
I
....
V.
Whlte
AbTIWIA
I
tainty.
All
reports
from
London
of
Attlee's
mission
tell
of
his
intention
to
advocate
that
an
,
agreement
be
sought
with
the
Communists
both
Chinese
and
Russian.
That
course
is
likely
the
weather
have
several
times
Britain's
Danny
O'Sullivan
undone
the
work
that
was
ac
The
Briton
aws
unable
to
come
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen
s
Co-operative
Association
on
ZILaVJH
A.
P
0.
Toronto
0
complished
in
ice-making.
Death
Removes
Montreal
1
William
F.
Btone
of
the
com
While
the
poorer
cohoe
run
this
k
-k
3,
Boston
2
mittee
working
on
the
project
year
was
to
some
extent
com
today
expressed
his
disappoint
pensated
for
by
the
run
of
tuna,
ment
that
there
had
been
little
)CKE1
SCORES
which
again
appeared
In
the
to
find
little
favorable
response
In
Washington.
In
a
statement
to
liewspaper-men,
Prime
Minister
Attku
aid
that
his
aim
In
the
falks
with
Mr.
Truman
"is
to
align
our
policies
in
the
new
and
troubled
waters
orr
tne
wueen
inanoice
help
from
outside,
particularly
from
teen-agers
who
would
ben
BtJNDAir0
Islands,
It
was
stated
that
the
Parific
Coast
efit
most
from
the
rink.
It
Is
Association
realizes
the
welfare
lrd
8.
New
Westmln?er
i
expected
to
resume
work
on
the
"Hilly"
Lambert
-
.George
Lambert
"passed
away
late
last
evening
In
the
General
Hospital,
where
he
had
been
a
patient
for
the
past
month
or
so.
Mr.
Lambert,
who
was
known
by
his
numerous
friends
as
"Nifty."
had
long
been
a
familiar
figure
in
local
restaurants.
Born
In
England,
he
came
to
Prince
Rupert
35
or
40
years
ago
situation
in
the
world
and
to
i,
Victoria
5
project
today.
find
means
of
upholding
what
we
both
know
to
be
right."
of
its
members
depends
on
a
continuous
conservation
program.
With
President
Martin
Eriksen
in
the
chair,
the
meeting
con
kanaran-Malnline
ro
10.
Vernon
3
Mr.
Attlee
accused
the
Com
BRITAIN
AND
EGYPT
The
worsening
of
the
wcvld
situation
has
fed
to
British
attitude
that
the
maintenance
of
a
major
base
'
In
the
Middle
East
is
now
regarded
as
more
urgentl
r
necessary.
Egypt
is
considered
to
be
the
only
suit
able
area
for
iiuch
a
base
from
the
point
of
view
of
communications,
port
facilities,
and
labor
supply.
The
efficient
maintenance
of
such
base
installations,
it
is
argued,
requires
the
presence
of
a
substantial
number
of
British
troops,
chiefly
technicians
rather
than
combatant
units.
These
forces
are
at
present
concentrated
in
the
Suez
Canal
zone.
The
Egyptians,
demanding
British
withdrawal,
acknowledge
their
country's
strategic
Importance
and
even
the
need
for
a
large
military
base
available
for
use
by
their
allies
in
time
of
war,
but
assert
that
they
themselves
can
keep
the
base
in
good
order
and
readiness.
British
military
experts
do
not
share
this
confidence.
SATURDAY
munist
bloc
with
trying
to
"drive
r.o
7.
Ve
'non
1
cluded
its
two-day
session
with
wedge
between
our-,
two
out
for
the
eleventh
round.
PATS
IN
HAWAII
PEARL
HARBOR
The
Korea-bound
Second
Battalion,
Princes
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry,
put
into
Pearl
Harbor
Saturday
after
a
stormy
passage
on
the
Pacific.
The
lOflOman
unit
became
the
first
Canadian
infantry
regiment
to
parade
in
Hawaii.
FLOOD
HITS
PANAMA
PANAMA
Fifteen
persons
were
drowned
Saturday
in
a
flood
at
the
town
of
Yaviza
in
Darien
province,
southeastern
Panama.
THREE
DIE
IN
TORNADO
GREENVILLE,
I1L
A
tornado
struck
Greenville
and
Mt.
Olive
in
southwestern
Illinois
Saturday,
killing
three
persons
and
injuring
more
than
a
score.
Greenville
was
hardest
hit.
Damage
there
was
estimated
at
$500,000.
About
100
homes
were
destroyed
or
damaged.
peoples."
,
:
a
good
attendance
throughout.
Among
the
several
reports
was
ps
2.
Kelowna
2
SATURDAY
Pacific
Coast
Matthew
Halliday
Of
Hozelton
Diet
Word
was
received
in
the
city
during
the
week-end
of
the
death
at
Hazelton
of
Matthew
Halliday,
father
of
H.
C.
Halliday,
B.
and
B.
master
for
the
Can
The
Prime
Minister
added:
"They
are
wasting
theli.-
effort
kiver
2,
New
Westminster
He
had
remained
here
ever
since.
For
a
considerable
time
his
health
had
been
in
decline.
He
had
lived
at
the
St.
Elmo
Rooms.
The
United
States
and
the
one
showing
the
excellent
condition
in
which
the
Massett
Cooperative
Association
finds
itself,
despite
lower
clam
production,
as
"i
4,
Tacoma
1
1
United
Kingdom
are
two
cout
tries
with
world-wide
responsibilities."
adian
National
Railways
here.
Improved
marketing
has
given
better
returns.
Low
Temperature
For
Night
Is
22.2
A
petition
asking
for
electrical
l
Country
outlets
with
pay
meters
on
the
federal
government
floats
In
ootball
Prince
Rupert
was
unanimously
ball
Association
Cup)
endorsed
by
the
members.
The
meeting
was
told
that
the
petition
was
assured
of
the
support
of
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skwna.
Official
minimum
temperature
reading
for
the
current
winter's
second
cold
snap
was
22.2
above
Eero
early
this
morning
at
the
Dlgby
Island
meteorological
station.
This
was
nearly
five
degrees
higher
than
a
17.8
above
recorded
in
the
previous
cold
snap
a
couple
of
weeks
ago.
Round,
Second
Replay
Federal
Government
Ready
To
Inaugurate
Age
Pension
Plan
Increase
in
Federal
Taxes
Predicted
at
Opening
.
Of
Intergovernmental
Conference
OTTAWA
(CP)
Increase
in
federal
taxes
was
predicted
today
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Lament
at
the
opening
of
the
federal-provincial
conference
on
fiscal-social
matters.
TVip
increase,
the
Prime
Minister
said,
would
be
Rovers
3,
Lanelly
1
r'.ime)
Edith
Covell's
Anniversary
MacARTHUR
WENT
:
BEYOND
OBJECTEVE
,
LONDON
Emmanuel
Shin-well,
British
Secretary
of
War,
said
yesterday
that
General
Douglas
MacArthur
had
gone
beyond
the
objectives
in
Korea
which
the
British
government
had
anticipated.
It
had
been
the
understanding
thati
he
would
not
send
United
Nations
forces
beyond
the
38th
parallel
but,
instead,
they
had
headed
for
the
Manchurian
frontier.
In
Challenge
Cup
Final)
pd
1,
Charlton
Athletic
Canadians
Would
Head
Off
Reds
TOKYO
The
Canadian
destroyers
Cayuga,
Sioux
and
Athabaskan,
which
have
been
patrolling
the
northwest
coast
of
Korea
south
and
east
of
the
mouth
of
the
Yalu
River,
have
been
assigned
to
other
parts
of
the
coast
to
prevent
expected
attempts
to
land
by
Chinese
Communist
amphibian
units.
The
Sioux,
it
had
been
previously
reported,
was
expected
to
sail
at
an
early
date
for
Canada.
Further
Calgary
Floods
Feared
Today,
December
4,
is
the
an
niversary
of
the
birth
of
Edith
Cavell,
who
was
born
in
England
Terrace
Highway
Is
Clear
Again
Announcement
has
been
made
by
the
provincial
public
works
department
that
the
highway
from
Hazelton
through
to
Prince
Rupert
is
clear
again
after
hav-
In
1865.
Miss
Cavell
was
execut
ed
by
the
Germans
In
Brussels,
"commensurate
with
the
gravity"
of
the
international
early
In
the
First
Great
War,
being
charged
with
helping
war
on
ae
situation.
Expenditures
nig
been
closed
for
a
few
days
prisoners
to
escape.
py.
December
5,
1950
by
snow.
The
intention
s
to
keep
the
road
open
as
long
as
available
equipment
can
handle
fence
had
to
be
increased
because
of
the
menace
of
Communist
aggression.
Fifth
Candidate
For
City
Council
There
will
be
a
contest
for
four
alermanic
seats
In
Prince
Rupert
this
year,
it
was
ilearned
authoritatively
today.
The
nomination
of
William
Austin
Mac-Lean
Is
the
fifth
received
at
the
City
Hall.
He
was
nominated
by
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold
and
the
nomination
seconded
by
James
H.
Thompson.
9:37
20.3
feet
!
22:28
17.9
feet
the
job.
The
Prime
Minister
told
the
Hazelton
Tavern
Robbed
of
$400
About
$400
was
recently
stolen
in
Hazelton,
when
the
glass
in
the
door
of
the
tavern
was
smashed.
What
money
there
was
In
the
till
disappeared.
It
happened
early
on
a
Sunday
3:17
7.4
feet
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
conference
that
the
federal
gov
16:16
5.7
feet
ernment
cannot
revise
its
tax
U.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
:
(Courtesy
8.
CALGARY
The
mayor
of
Calgary
gave
warning
yesterday
of
danger
of
further
flooding
by
the
Bow
River
into
the
city
because
of
the
Elbow
River
continuing
to
shove
up
ice
blockades.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
1
Hansen
sailed
last
nleh
agreements
with
the
provinces
to
add
"materially"
to
the
over
Chllcotln
for
a
business
Temperature
at
Vancouver
Vancouver.
all
cost
to
the
federal
treasury.
Airport
sagged
to
25
degrees
this
morning
to
hit
the
low
mark
so
far
this
winter.
However,
Prince
Mr.
St.
Laurent
announced
that
the
federal
government
will
implement
the
old
age
security
George's
minimum
was
31
below
mm
SITUATION
raSENING
zero
and
Fort
Nelson
on
the
Al
aska
Highway
hit
36
below.
Cause
of
the
cold
weather
is
a
shifting
south
and
west
of
a
mass
army
spokesman
said
that
the
polar
air
coupled
with
a
general
decrease
of
cloudiness
Some
In
Red
Chinese
had
rolled
five
armies
15
divisions,
up
to
150,-
cease
In
cloudiness
Is
looked
for
on
the
south
coast
tomorrow
but
for
the
rest
of
the
province
no
000
men
south
of
the
Ching
chon
River
within
striking
dls
tance
of
Pyongyang.
ted
NationsllForces
andoning
Pyongyang
Scorched
Earth
Policy
Bitter
Fighting
I
Tn
Intense
Cold
plan
as
recommended
by
a
parliamentary
committee
this
year
if
It
gets
unanimous
agreement
from
the
provinces
for
a
constitutional
admendment.
The
proposed
plan
calls
for
contributory
pensions
of
$40
a
month
for
all
at
the
age
of
70
and
$40
pensions
at
65
with
a
means
test.
The
federal
government
was
prepared
to
enter
again
into
so-called
tax
rental
agreements
with
all
the
provinces
In
terms
similar
to,
although
not
kentical
with,
agreements
now
In
foce
with
the
eight
provinces.
He
said
the
pro
Thousands
of
civilians
swarm
Bobjo-
.12
Buffalo
Canadian
20
Consol.
Smelters
124.00
Conwest
1.80
Donalda
48
Eldona
24
East
Sullivan
(5.75
Giant
Yellowknife
685
God's
Lake
.32
Hardrock
23
Harricana
05'
Heva
.08
Hosco
.05V2
Jacknife
.0514
Joliet
Quebec
v.
.70
Lake
Rowan
.07
Lapaska
04'
j
Little
Long
Lac
50
Lvnx
12
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.05
McKenzie
Red
Lake
40
McLeod
Cockshutt
1
92
Moneta
'
Noranda
68.00
Lotn"i"mir
-
:--
-15
Pickle
Crow
.,
...
l.5.""
Rogcourt
05
San
Antonio
2-35
Senator
Rouvn
.20
Sherrit
Gordon
2.40
Steen
Rock
5.90
Sturgeon
River
H
Silver
Miller
8?
Upoer
Canada-
1
65
Golden
Manitou
5.35
Vancouver
Bayonne
.02
Bralorne
5.90
B.
iR.
Con
02
B.
R.
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.00
Hedley
Mascot
43
Pacific
Eastern
.05
Pend
Oreille
7.80
Pioneer
1-80
Premier
Border
07
4
Privateer
07
Reno
i
.02
Sheep
Creek
1.30
Silbak
Premier
30
Taku
River
.
.06'2
Vananda
09
Salmon
Gold
02
Silver
Standard
I
SO
Western
Uranium
(ask)
.95
Canadian
..
(ask)
4.60
Atlantic
2.01.
Calmont
-
-69
,
Central
Leduc
3.
.
Home
Oil
:
13-50
Mercury
12
Okalta
1
65
Princess
-
140
Royal
Canadian
10
Toronto
Athona
:
08
Aumaque
22
Beattie
-
53
Bevcourt
.r.
-40
,
traps,
the
worst
Just
south
of
Changjln
reservoir,
supplier
of
power
to
Manchuria.
The
United
States
Fifth
Air
Force
used
40
B-26
attack
bombers
'and
blasted
bridges
and
roads
to
open
an
escape
route.
Transport
planes
made
hazardous
flights
to
remove
wounded.
With
the
crisis
worsening,
General
J.
Lawton-Collins,
United
States
chief
of
staff,
flew
from
the
United
States
to
confer
with
General
Douglas
Mac-Arthur
and
a
few
hours
later
went
to
Korea.
REARGUARD
SHIELD
relief
is
In
sight.
Forecast
North
Coast
Realon
Clear
and
cold
today
and
Tuesday.
Wind
northeast,
15
miles
per
hour.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrowat
PoTt
Hardv,
28
and
35;
Sandspit,
25
and
35;
Prince
Rupert,
22
and
32.
ed
from
the
doomed
city
today.
Some
waded
the
Ice
cold
water
seeking
a
southern
haven
from
POKYO
(CPWHeavilv
outnumbered
Allied
Red-threatened
Pyongyang.
On
the
fighting
front
temper
atures
are
as
low
as
26
below.
f
-
behind
a
rearguard
shield,
retreated
south
worn
the
former
Communist
capital
ot
ryong-
General
MacArthur
said
today
posed
social
security
plan
would
involve
federal
expenditure
of
ln
northwest
Korea.
Dispatches
said
the
with-al
was
orderly.
They
are
employing
a
scorched
1
policv
rWrnvinc
laree
Quantities
United
Nations
forces
threw
up
a
rearguard
shield
10
miles
north
of
Pyongyang
late
today
In."
.
""
"'
"
Any
change
of
listings
for
the
1951
Telephone
Directory
must
be
submitted
to
the
Telephone
Office
not
later
than
December
15,
1350.
J.
E.
EDWARDS,
Telephone
Superintendent.
(28fi
that
more
than
810,000
Communist
troops
were
massed
in
North
Korea
and
the
nearby
borders
of
Manchuria.
He
said
that
another
200,000
Chinese
Reds
were
moving
north
toward
this
manpower
mass,
making
the
commitment
one
quarter
of
the
4,000,000
men
Red
China
has
under
arms.
,
r
.rau,
In
th
frozen
to
Drotect
the
bitter
retreat
about
$250,000,000
a
year.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
sad
his
govern,
ment
would
offer
an
optional
revised
basis
for
minimum
payments
to
be
made
to
the
provinces
under
rene'.!
of
agreements.
He
emphaslziid
that
this,
of
Itself,
would
net
ttffect
current
payments.
.
.
hordes
of
reinforced
south
through
the
former
Red
"punted
a
crave
threat
Hamhung
and
Hungnam
and
threatened
to
isolate
the
entire
United
States
Tenth
Corps
American
troops
are
fighting
Korean
capital
Little
fighting
was
reported
In
w
.rlvlnS
on
the
twin
Hip
northwest
sector
but
an
tn
hrpaK
oui
ui
l
industrial
cities
of
i
desperately