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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
30,
1950
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FIVE
CENTS
WAR
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(From
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of
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News)
1950
Canadian
Ne
ws
In
Revie
w
(By
Canadian
Press)
I
I
at
Brown
Mill
on
APRIL
1
New
Canadian
Legion
build
lng
opened.
.
new
Tenders
called
for
liquor
store
building.
Legislature
To
Open
February
20
VICTORIA
WActing
Premier
Herbert
Anscomb
announced
Friday
that
the
British
Columbia
fer
completely
destroy-
Use
of
200
used
tele-thorized
by
council.
tI
crisis
developing
(
excessive
cold,
jner
Chllcotln
forced
cargo
on
thick
ice
ol
inlet.
le
Temple
destroyed
APRIL
8
Six
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Harding
fatally
burned
at
Toronto.
1).
U.A.W.
accepts
$55
monthly
pension
from
Ford
Motor
Company
at
Windsor
13
Windsor,
Ont.,
police
commission
inquiry
dismisses
charges
of
corruption,
14
36
Etoukhobors
arrested
after
several
buildings
burne.i
at
Brilliant.
JANUARY
1
Donald
Gordon
assumes
C.N.R.
presidency.
v
6
Canada's
foreign
exchange
reserves
reach
$1,117,000,000.
12
R.C.A.F.
transport
flics
from
Vancouver
to
Halifax
in
8'j
hours.
18
Ottawa
cabinet
change?:
W.
E.
Harris
becomes
Immigration
Minister;
R.
H.
Winters
Resources
Minister;
Mines
Minister
CoiSn
Gibson
appointed
to
Ont.
10-
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin
saved
from
drowning
after
being
in
waters
of
Chatham
Sound
for
several
hours
after
falling
from
his
power
cruiser
In
heavy
seas.
11-
Jock
(Jock)
Harris
burned
to
death
in
cabin
fire.
US
Jets
Damage
Russian
Fighters
In
Korea
Action
TOKYO
(CP)
The
most
dramatic
fighting
of
the
Korean
war
was
in
the
air
today
as
15
United
iStates
F-86
Sabre
$'ets
tangled
with
40
Russian-built
MIG-15
jets.
It
was
the
biggest
air
dog-fight
of
the
war,
and
the
American
fighters
came
out
victorious,
damaging
two
of
the
enemy
planes.
legislature
will
open
Tuesday,
February
20.
Preparations
for
the
session
12
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club.
QCA
and
CPA
band
together
to
21
Red
River
begins
me
at
form
air-sea
rescue
service.
Winnipeg.
23
Detroit
wins
Stanley
Cup
veurge
Mcunient
con
are
beginning
immediately
and
it
is
expected
economy
will
be
the
key-note
again
in
the
estimates
review.
But
talk
now
is
that
the
1951
budget
will
be
greater,
per
Supreme
Court.
!
2G
Rt.
Hon.
J.
L.
Bsley
becomes
Nova
Scotia
Chief
Justice;
Mr.
Justice
G.
B
O'Connor
becomes
Alberta
Chief.
U.S.
transport
plane
with
44
aboard
last
defeating
New
York
4
games
to
3.
ducts
own
defence
In
breaking
and
entry
charge
arising
out
of
24
Red
River
floods
pour
over
only
i
Ground
forces
engaged
or
Rudclcrham
and
I
Black
empowered
to
iter
and
power
cuts,
out
in
effect.
Progreg-t
power
restriction
I
dropped
by
para-tils
River
power
plant
ST
I
of
power
and
water
lal
plants
from
taking
most
of
Emerson,
Man.
cnristmas
Day
safecrackings.
haps
by
$7,000,000
compared
to
27
Unemployment
delegation
the
1950
record
totai
of
26
Halibut
quotas
to
remain
same
as
last
year.
Noted
Deaths
ejected
from
House
of
Commons,
Ottawa.
GIRL
SURVIVES
WRECK
BIENOS
AIRES-Police
today
found
17
bodies
in
the
burned-out
wreckage
of
an
Argentine
State
airliner
which
crashed
south
of
Buenos
Aires
late
last
night.
They
said
the
only
survivor
was
an
eight-year-old
girl,
who
was
badly
burned.
COPPER
USE
BANNED
WASHINGTON-The
government
today
prohibited
the
nonessential
us
of
copper
in
more
than
300
civilian
products,
effective
March
1.
The
banned
uses
range
from
pots
and
pans
to
paper
clips.
CHILDREN
DIE
IN
CRASH
SYDNEY
An
Australian
Air
Force
plane
crashed
on
a
crowded
beach
today,
killing
three
children
playing
on
the
sand
and
injuring
12
gun
bathers.
The
pilot
and
a
passenger
in
the
plane
were
also
hurt.
MAY
Liberal
M.P.,
appointed
to
.W.A.
Fires
6
Fire
at
Rimouski,
Quebec.
in
lignc,
sporaoic
acuon
asaui.-i.
the
growing
Red
offensive.
Two
Communist
forces
pushed
forward
from
12
to
13
miles
on
the
eastern
flank
of
the
Eighth
Army.
United
Nations
defenders
were
said
to
be
in
contact
with
the
larger
force
of
5000
Reds
operating
32
miles
inland
from
the
Sea
of
Japan.
The
smaller
force
of
2000
Reds
was
said
to
be
only
10
miles
Inland
from
the
sea.
However,
there
still
Is
no
in
heard
from
at
Snag.
Yukon.
FEBRUARY
8
Dakota
.
plane
missing
on
search
for
U.S.
transport
found
in
Yukon,
all
10
crew
members
safe.
14
First
woman
Speakpr
in
Commonwealth,
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges
presides
at
British
Columbia
House
opening.
23
Ten-day
"Exercise
Sweet-Briar"
by
army
ends
in
Alaska;
Trial
of
Albert
Guay
for
murdc-r
in
plane
crash
opens
at
Quebec.
estimated
$20,000,000
damage;
During
Year
By
The
Canadian
Press
The
death
of
former
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
topped
a
long
list
of
prominent
deaths
In
1950,
removing
leaders
in
various
Canadian
fields
of
MAY
2
First
halibut
of
season
landed
at
Prince
Rupert.
5
Miss
Prince
Rupert,
Joyce
Tattersal,
wins
title
of
Miss
Northern
B.
C.
10
Seiner
Point
Yoho
sinks
at
shipyard
after
explosion.
12
Donald
Gordon,
CNR
president,
visits
Prince
Rupert.
13
Airmail
service
authorized
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
16
Season's
first
halibut
train
leaves
Prince
Rupert.
f
to
study
possibility
of
I
before
renewing
B.
C.
Power
Co.
con-
gin
accident
takos
Jiliam
Taylor
at
Ter-
i
Wrature
at
Falls
Riv-
Nigel
Morgan
Extending
Its
Jurisdiction
Following
Banning
of
Twelve
Communist
Montreal
Junior
Canadiens
win
Memorial
Cup.
8
nRanks
of
Winnipeg
flood
fighters
swelled.
to
15,000.
9
Fire
destroys
half
of
Cab-ano,
Que.,
damage
$4,000,COO.
10
Red
River
breaks
East
Kil-donan
dike;
Toronto
Marlboro
win
Allan
Cup.
12t-Internation
railway
unions
at
Montreal
order
strike
vote.
14
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund
established;
TownsprH
dication
that
Red
China's
big
27
Canada
U.S.
Niagara
endeavor.
The
great
Liberal
chieftain
k
plant
above
freezing
Nigel
Mor
River
power
treaty
signed.
onensive
nas
neguu.
ueiiRiai,
VANCOUVER
of
Vancouver,
tme
since
Christmas,
provincial
MARCH
died
at
the
age
of
75
at
his
home
in
Kingsmcre,
Que.,
and
a
few
re
r
restrictions
being
president
of
the
Labor-Progres
MacArthur
has
predicted
the
big
push
will
start
after
the
first
of
the
year.
1
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
17
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
30
bomber
crashes
in
rules
rent
controls
valid
visits
Prince
Rupert.
4
9
Kirkland
Lake
rink
-wins
19
James
McCormick
dies
la
sive
Party,
Canada's
Communist
body,
and
12
associates
are
named
on
a
list
banning
them
from
membership
In
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO-CCL).
Dulles
Reverses
Hoover's
Policy
I
days
later
the
federal
labor
i
minister,
Humphrey
Mitchell.
1
56,
died
August
1
at
Ottawa.
Five
senators,
four
Members
j
of
Parliament
and
several
for-
1
mpr
mpmhprs
riipri
In
IPfifl
And
jlrwhalte
and
McRae
Respective
parliaments,
iik
Calder
makes
maid-
aircraft
on
way
to
city
for
hospitalization
following
Queen
.
Charlotte
Island
loeelnir
aocl-
Canadian
Curling
Championship
at
Vancouver.
14
J.
Albert
Guay
sentenced
to
hang
at
Quebec
for
airliner
Women's
Uniis
To
Be
Revived
(
m
provincial
legisla-
dent
ends.
king
fishing
25
"Jumbo"
arrives
to
aid
In
Winnipeg
flood
relief
drive.
NEW
YORK
-John
Foster
,
Uie
roll
also
Includes
J.
A.
Glen,
Dulle
appealed
to
the
United
Tormer
speaker
of
the
House
of
The
list
was
endorsed
at
a
explosion
Sept.
9,
1949.
,
convention
here
of
IW
A.
Local
Id
Canada
invokes
anti-dum-171
which
represents
12,000
j
ping
laws
against
Japanese
pro-
baby
Siamese
twins
die
at
Edmonton
16
Red
River
at
Winnioe-T
Teaches
peak
of
30.2
feet
flood
stage.
17
Seventeen
per
cent
of
Winnings;
under
water.
22
Red
River
drops
sharply
to
23.05
feet.
25
Announce
threat
of
fur-
I
fen
Wilkinson
selected
fciir
of
Great
Britain.
JUNE
ducts.
oiai.es
iasi
nignt
10
Dunn
ivs
as-;
Commons
and
Alexander
D.
f
.
.
,
Jfense
on
a
foundation
of
collee-1
skelton
deputy
trade
minister,
lor
breakwater
tlve
security
rather
than
on
the
wno
dicd
al
tne
age
of
44
wniie
W.
Stewart
and
nihrnll.ar"
nf
snlitarv
nrcnared-
'
.....hi
r
wi..;..
Jf
hundred
Aiyansh
vll-,
1
Contract
ht-.i
snnt.
food
bv
atr-'Jcb
let
to
J.
coastal
loggers.
Union
officers
had
recommended
that
alleged
pro-communists
be
bared
from
mem
1811
lost
when
freighter
rams
tawler
at
Halifax.
24
Ottawa
announces
rent
led
bv
Rov
Berrvman.
I
Northern
Construction
Co.
OTTAWA
0
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
at
Friday's
press
conference
that
the
cabinet
is
considering
revival
of
women's
units
in
Canada's
armed
forces.
1
he
Prime
Minister
added
that
final
decision
will
be
made
when
,
-
t
V10lUlg
l-MlUa,
HlgCllO.
;ness.
The
religious
work,
suffered
i
The
ton
Renub'tran
forcien
!
the
loss
of
noted
leaders,
includ-
April
.
ther
flood
disaster
removed
at
onartmcnt
ft
All
political
parties
back
ceilings
to
remain
until
30,
1951.
'Winnipeg.
;it
Ocean
Falls.
j
airfield
for
Prince
Rupert,
pollcv
adviser
said
that
five
ing
Most
Rev.
G.
F.
Kingston,
dol-
votes
million
years
nl
com
war
wn.n
nussia
Anglican
primaie
01
an
winua
I
rouce
siari
dragging
xor
three
men
in
automobile
which
has
shown
that,
"only
as
we
Others
were
Rev.
Stuart
Parker
i
the
question
comes
before
Par-
left
leiv
,i1Knwy
hlehwav
and
..u
went
wcu.
into
..-ht
t
helD
others,
could
we
and
Rev.
A.
C.
Stuart,
both
for-
Jiament.
28
U.S.
Ambassador
Lawrem
e
j
?7
Vince
Sheridan
s
colt
Steinhardt
and
four
others
killed
Gill
wins
King's
Plate,
Toronto,
in
U.S.
transport
plane
crash
!
29
R.C.M.P.
supply
ship
St.
near
Ottawa;
Federal
budget
has
Roche
.commotes
first
vovan
no
major
tax
change.
,
around
North
Amerie
4."iif
ax
M-Vi'rnon
Cardy,
Montreal
S'-Prlme
Minister
tjunt
hotfll
minute
finnri
i40O!)0
for
,
All
Khan
of
Pakistan
ps-d
Skeena
River
55
muea
east,
oi
t
rffnr,
mpr
mnHprar
nf
the
Presbv-
bership.
Morgan
was
leader
in
a
split
two
years
ago
when
a
new
union.
Woodworkers'
Industrial
Union
of
Canada,
was
formed,
a
dispute
over
union
funds
being
among
the
issues
which
wer3
later
involved.
Some
months
ago
the
WIU
was
disbanded
and
Its
-rank
nrwMile
members
were
toid
to
seek
re-admission
to
the
IWA.
is
npvpr
Imnrpenable."
'.
terian
Church;
Most
Rev.
John
here
June
4.
I
10
Japanese
Canadians,
Indians
and
white
men
Bet
to-eether
for
first
time
in
history
Jkeena.
phase
of
$9,000,000
fl
warehouse
announc-fen
Madsen.
saucer
spotted
in
port
by
Hubert
Ward.
ycai-oid
native
Kis-SHirnwi
'
lo
death.
-(i
car
of
season
through
:'e.
Duller'
speech
before
the
Am-
i
T.
Kidd,
the
Roman
Catholic
'i
cciu.i,,
f,.r
ihp
tiniiPri
i
Bwhop
of
London,
and
three
breach
of
foreign
exchange
cou-
Canadian
parliament
ice
Pierre
Casgrain
and
Mr.
Justice
Arthur
Trahan
of
Montreal,
and
Mr.
Justice
S.
E.
pi-Jwj-da
oLWinni-fg,
.
'
The
publishing
and
newspaper
world
lost
Lt.-Col.
John
,10.
Vl..V.V,..
-
-
,
.
,f
(
.(Continued
on
p.
trol
act.
f
of
coast
-
fishing-
to
unite
pol
Nation
i&Oakcn
as.
a.
reply
JU
i
Qvmj.
'
"
Bwhop
James
Morrtaon
of
An-
former
President
Herbert
Hoov-1
States1
tigonlsh,
N.S.,
Archbishop
E.
P.
cr
who
urged
the
United
Local
1-71,
which
has
iuris
Post
Office
Parliament
to
withdraw
from
Europe
ana
1
-
Asia
Z
I
make
IU
ocean
frontiers
;
Archbishop
Georges
Courchesne
Bayne
Maclean,
87,
publisher
of
diction
Brmsh
CoIumbla
Maclean's
and
other
magazines
lnland
fol
c
nQW
move
at
Toronto;
W.
R.
Givens,
presi-
lowing
annmgl
approval
n(
a
hvlaw
ex-
channel
bring
dug
in
l
i
of
Rlmouski,
Que
vor
tor
Columbia
cei-
the
"American
Gibraltar.'
dent
of
the
Kingston,
unt.
icies.
I
14
Usk
people
move
to
high
'
ground
as
Skeena
rises.
20
Capt.
G.
MacKenzle
and
jcrew
saved
as
Powell
River
Co.
service
boat
Nora
Jane
burns
at
'
sea.
I
23-Skeena
flood
danger
end-
1
ed.
Highway
reopened.
I
(Continued
on
page
5)
Robber
Ring
tending
its
field
from
Prince
Rupert
east
to
Cedarvale
and
up
st
phase
of
telephone
jtum
program
author-
Among
prominent,
members
oi
the
Judiciary
who
died
in
1950
wete
Sir
Joseph
Chlsholm,
87,
the
chief
justice
of
Nova
Scotia;
Mr.
Justice
Luclen
Cannon
of
Quebec;
Mr.
Justice
G.
F.
Mc-Farland
of
Toronto;
Mr.
Justice
W.
C.
Ives
of
Calgary;
Mr.
Just
Opening
Set
Prime
Minister
Discusses
Many
Matter?
In
Press
Conference
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
Whig-Standard;
Henry
P.
Du-chemin
of
the
Sydney,
N.S.,
Post-Record;
Howard
P.
Robinson
of
the
Saint
John,
N.B.,
Telegraph-Journal
and
Times-Globe,
and
H.
B.
Burgoyne
of
the
St.
Catharines
Standard.
hospital
patients
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
Monday,
being
New
Year's
Day
anH
a
public
holiday,
the
Dailv
News
will
not
be
published.
Our
nrxt
regular
edition
will
be
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
to
Bridge
River.
Frank
Howard
was
re-elected
president
and
Fred
Fisher,
financial
secretary.
from
Aiyansh.
VANCOUVER
Police
are
investigating
the
possibility
of
a
gang
of
skilled
Post
Office
rob-bers
being
in
operation
here.
Since
Christmas
three
Post
Offices
have
been
robbed.
The
loot
has
totalled
about
$21,000.
St.
Laurent
yesterday
announced
Tactics
Planned
To
Monday,
January
29,
as
the
date
for
the
calling
of
Parliament.
The
special
session
of
Parliament,
which
adjourned
late
last
summer,
will
be
prorogued
.
on
gAn
End
to
Fighting
that
date
and
the
1951
session
will
be
started
the
next
day.
I
IkE
SUCCESS
(CP)-It
appeared
today
that
special
force
to
Korea,
no
decision
would
be
made
until
after
consultation
with
the
unified
United
Nations
command.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said
,the
government
has
not
yet
considered
fully
the
Canadian-Legion's
call
for
compulsory
service
in
Canada's
reserve
forces.
DOES
NOT
SEE
WAR
In
spite
of
the
tense
interna-
to
negotiate
a
cease-fire
with
the
Chinese
The
government
will
place
before
the
House
"concrete
proposals"
covering
"everything
we
think
of
concern
to
the
Canadian
public
at
this
time."
mists
in
the
Korean
war
have
oeen
aoanaont-u.
:
a
irroun
of
Asian
and
Arab
In
a
press
conference
last
night
E
WEATHER
the
Prime
Minister
spoke
of
many
matters
of
current
importance.
that
the
govern-
tlonal
situation,
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
He
indicated
merit
intended
to
send
Royal
who
will
be
bi)
on
teDruary
l,
saia
Canadian
Air
Force
squadrons
as
he
did
not
expect,
to
see
anouier
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mds
developed
along
h
mainland
and
over
Vancouver
Island
dur-Ji'Kht
as
an
active
dls-I
moved
inland.
These
i
r
e
diminishing
this
nations
the
same
which
had
fostered
the
cease-fire
attempt
are
now
planning
new
moves
to
appeal
to
the
Chinese
Reds
to
stop
fighting
by
mapping
out
a
possible
political
settlement
of
Far
Eastern
problems.
Sir
Bcnegal
Rau,
chief
Indian
delegate
to
the
UN
and
leader
of
the
mediators,
has
summoned
representatives
of
11
other
countries
to
meet
in
New
York
tonight.
well
as
a
tank
regiment
to
Eur-:
world
war
in
nis
nieume.
i
nave
sail
mar.
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ana
i
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The
Second
Battalion,
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infan
try,
will
remain
in
Korea
and
all
of
the
special
force
of
10,000
men
may
go
there.
the
same
way
now,"
the
Prime
Minister
told
reporters.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
is
off
to
visit
Lloyds
(of
London)
"coffee
house"
next
week
during
a
meeting-
of
Commonwealth
Prime
Ministers.
Lloyds
are
quoting
50
to
1
adds
against
a
general
war
before
September
1,
1951.
The
first
of
several
R.C.A.F.
will
be
considerable
i,
"r-K
the
coast
during
shower
activity
Is.
Iimt
to
persist
over
the'
the
southern
interior.
ie
temperatures
will
be
f
lower
than
those
of
fighter
squadrons
will
be
sent
to
Europe
next
month.
As
for
the
sending
of
the
Communists
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region
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CLEARANCE
SALE
will
commence
.
Wednesday
Morning
al
10
The
Management
and
Staff
of
Manson's
Jewellers
wish
you
and
yours
a
very
Happy
Hew
Year
Sunday,
December
31,
1950
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