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VOL.
XXXIX,
No.
240
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
14,
1950
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FIVE
CENTS
News
Closes
Deal
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of
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n
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Last
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I
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nd
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Program
Red
Cross
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Run
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r.fforl
Off
Inchon
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its
new
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;
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Resistance
Is
Stiffer
thc
Daily
News
is
about
to
embark
on
an-hase
of
plant
improvement
and
moderniza-part
of
the
program
to
provide
Prince
Ru-
Proves
Unsuccessful
i
H
II
IF'
Momentous
Parley
Is
On
WAKE
ISLAND
President
H.
S.
Truman
arrived
on
.thin
tiny
western
Pacific
Island,
2300
miles
fiom
Honolulu,
for
his
momentous
conference
with
General
Douglas
MacArthur
on
measures
to
combat
the
threat
of
Communism
in
the
Operation
Mercy
To
Be
Staged
in
Prince
Rupert
At
Later
Date
VANCOUVER
Fires
and
l
llM
TOKYO
n
United
States
Navy
headquarters
said
today
that
an
unidentified
plane
made
an
unsuccessful
bombing
run
on
Ith
a
better
newspaper
pruuuceu
aiung
niuuei
n
and
efficient
lines.
explosions,
all
imaginary,
yesterday
flashed
across
British
Columbia
but
Red
Cross
branches
responded
like
veteran
campaigners.
the
United
States
landing
ship
Is
Wanted
Comstock
off
Inchon,
Korea
earty
today.
Following
the
visit
to
the
city
this
week
of
Earl
Ebcl
of
Seattle,
order
was
placed
with
the
Ludlow
Typograph
Co.
for
a
Ludlow
vstrm
composing
unit
which
It
is
expected
to
have
Installed
Results
of
"Operation
Mercy,"
planned
to
test
the
mobility
and
of
Curtain
organization
of
40
Red
Cross
Two
bombs
were
dropped
by
a
single-engined
plane
making
a
elide
attack
on
the
Comstock
from
the
north.
Headquarters
reported
that
both
rcissed.
TOKYO
P
There
seems
no
question
that
the
Koreanjar
is
in
its
final
stages,
said
Major
General
Ilobart
R.
Gay,
commanding
officer
of
United
States
First
Cavalry,
today.
TOKYO
While
United
Na-
A
tlons
forces
closed
their
steel
clamp
on
20,000
North
Korean
Communists
just
about
the
38th
parallel,
one
South
Korean
spearhead
lunged
to
within
50
miles
of
the
Red
capital
of
Pyongyang
today.
Although
advances
.
were
continued,
official
reports
today
stated
that
enemy
LULU-
Speaking
at
a
Far
East.
(The
time
of
the
President's
arrival
was
shortlv
before
noon
Pacific
Standard
Time.)
General
MacArthur
had
arrived
from
Tokyo
a
few
hours
earlier
and
was
on
hand
to
greet
"The
Chief."
Both
Truman
and
MacArthur
Pre
President
Harry
S.
branches,
were
termed
"very
satsifactory"
by
officials
in
charge.
(Owing
to
the
present
state
of
local
Red
Cross
organization
yesterday's
provincial
practice
did
not
extend
to
Prince
Rupert
bat
and
operating
about
the
end
of
the
year.
It
will
be
the
first
installation
of
Its
kind
in
any
printing
establishment
north
of
Vancouver
and
decision
upon
the
undertaking
was
decided
upon
by
(j
i
....
.
.
I
A.
aid
that
people
behind
Curtain
were
as
anxl-peare
as
those
of
the
norld.
It
was
necessary,
is,
net
the
truth
to
it
is
planned
to
have
one
here
shortly.)
pie.
The
President
saidj
assoclates
after"
careful
consid-aot
one
of
those
who
,
pration
of
npw
enuiDment
which
flew
here.
Gordon
Boosts
v
Adanacs
May
In
Cup
Hunt
TORONTO
O'
The
fighting
New
Westminster
Adanacs
last
night
drove
back
into
the
Mann
Cup
lacrosse
picture
with
a
13-to-9
win
over
Owen
Sound
-4..
t:
war
was
inevitable
Mdent
said:
Off
To
Winnipeg
not
one
of
those
who
Sayings
Bonds
opposition
was
stiffening'
north
of
the
parallel.
A
development
of
the
past
two
days,
only
reported
today,
wa3
of
two
commando
raids
by
the
British
Royal
Marines.
The
Canadian
destroyers
Ath-abaskan
and
Cayuga
were
among
the
Allied
warships
hither
war
is
inevitable.
would
be
desirable
for
the
plant
In
its
new
home.
Ludlow
installation
will
eliminate
to
large
extent
old-fashioned
hand
setting
of
larger
types
of
composition.
It
will
also
make
possible
more
versatility
of
front
page
dress
and
advertising
set-up-
The
new
equipment
will
in
Hospital
Meeting
Douglas
Stevenson
left
by
to
:
as
sure
as
I
stand
here
people
behind
the
Iron
ire
Just
as
anxious
for
1
am
and
I
am
just
as
Owen
Sound
now
leads
the
J
four-out-of-seveTi
series
two
day's
plane
for
Winnipeg
where
MONTREAL
All
officers
and
employees
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
system
were
urged
to
invest
In
the
fifth
series
of
Canada
Savings
Bonds
which
go
on
sale
next
Monday
in
a
message
issued
bv
Donald
I
stand
here
that,
if
tne
buid
be
gotten
to
thoae
games
to
one.
The
fourth
game
will
be
played
Sunday
and
the
fifth
on
Wednesday.
of
wnicn
participated
m
.
wus
he
will
attend
the
Institute
Ad-
week's
seaborne
strike
against
Western
Canada
Hospital
mlnistrators.
Lasting
one
week.
North
Korean
targets
and
sup-it
this
week.
The
third
Is
a
post-graduate
course
In
Ply
lines
here
would
be
peace
In
volve
a
financial
outlay
of
.near
ly
$10,000.
Gordon,
C.M.G.,
chairman
and
president.
'
BAND
RETURNS
A.
C.
Delamont,
leader
of
the
Kttsilano
Boys'
Band,
discusses
the
bands'
recent
tour
of
Britain
with
several
of
the
members.
This
Cunard
Donaldson
photo
shows
the
group
as
the
liner
Samaria
prepared
to
dock
at
Quebec.
The
boys
have
been
invited
to
return
for
the
Festival
of
Britain
in
1951.
They
havs
been
giving
concerts
at
Regina,
Saskatoon
and
Edmonton
on
their
way
to
the
Coast
and
are
due
home
In
Vancouver
tomorrow.
Their
tour
was
a
financial
success.
(CP
PHOTO)
"Our
personal
welfare
and
the
welfare
of
our
country
are
both
served
when
we
invest
ln
Can
lit
Saving
Detrimental
Rich
Ore
Find
Stewart
Mine
Looking
Good
-"uin
waiamji
niv,Q
ou
hospital
administration.
Top-
,
'
ranking
authorities
from
Can-
-has
been
In
action
on
the
east
jada
and
the
United
States
will
coast.
I
give
lectures,
combined
with
There
was
a
general
drought
!
field
work.,
ln
hospitals
where
of
reports
on
ground
action
to-problems
similar
to
those
ln
lo-
jday
following
announcement
.leal
Institutions
arise.
I
that
United
States
First
Cav-
1
The
following
week
Mr-
Stev-1
airy
Division
had
captured
ienson
will
attend
the
B.C.
Hos-1
Kumchon
on
the
southeastern
Ipital
convention
In
Vancouver.!
approaches
to
the
North
Korean
Discussions
are
expected
to
re-
capital
of
Pyongyang.
Kumchon
y
Children
Dr.
Black
ada
Savings
Bond,"
said
Mr.
Gordon.
"I
strongly
recommend
that
all
officers
and
employee
of
the
Canadian
National
sys
tem
take
advantage
of
the
op
neral
health
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit
:
is
good,
Dr.
D.
McC.
Black,
director,
said
an
inspection
of
interior
points.
Cedarvale,
STEWART
Ore
samples
from
portunity.
In
previous
years
many
of
us
have
purchased
bonds
for
cash
but
the
most
Is
70
air
miles
from
Pyongyang-
the
Gold
Drop
mine,
which
has
BEWARE
OF
FALSE
SECURITY
Korea
Has
Helped
World
Peace
But
Churchill
Sounds
Warning
'i
BLACKPOOL
(CP)
Conservative
Leader
Winston
Churchill
said
today
that
recent
United
Nations
popular
way
of
saving
is
through
the
company's
payroll
deduction
has
been
under
more
direct
observation
thanf"
-nUai
Major
General
Hobart
R.,Gay.
commanding
officer
of
the
First
Cavalry,
said
that
spearheads
had
smashed
eight
miles
north
volve
around
the
hospital
insurance
plan
as
It
affects
local
hospitals.
Poles
Sentenced
In
Treason
Cases
i
j
plan.
The
same
arrangement
points,
had
shown
a
marked-
improvement
importance
has
been
found
m
will
be
available
this
year
and
foresight
impels
all
of
us
not
he
late
spring
inspection.
Dr.
Black
laid
that
-XIS
that
only
to
save
as
much
as
we
can
to
the
shift
to
standard
umewhlcn
was
originally
found
in
WARSAW
K
Seven
of
ten
but
to
save
systematically.
and
the
earlier
arrival
oi
oar-
tn
Premler
wilh
goid
rather
Successes
in
Korea
"must
not
lull
US
into
a
sense
of
persons
accused
of
espionage
and
of
Kumchon
to
Hanpo
on
the
main
escape
route
of
the
Reds.
'
"The
trap
is
closed,"
Gay
said.
"They,
will
not
get
out
any
tanks,
guns
or
vehicles."
-
The
American
push
toward
Yyongyang
Is
supprted
by
United
Nations
air
cover
and
fol-
,
,
.
i
anti-state
acuviiy
were
k
Clubs
Busy
-
j
Wy
Sale
i
ed
to
death
by
a
regional
mili-
t.arv
court
today
and
another
Responding
To
Health
Survey
All
three
drew
long
prison
terms.
"What
has
happened
in
Korea
has
set'
world
foundation.
There
be
time
peace
on
a
stronger
may
mow
to
build
up
a
European
ness
as
fall
and
winter
ap-,
tnan
slver
predominating,
and
the
subsequent
preached
s
LeFrancols,
managlrig
en-
.
addition
to
the
hours
of
sleep
sjx
chan.
&&fS5tt
thinorther'
ne,
sampL
which
wen
;
taken
country
u
detrimental
to
the
the
average
value
was
$130
per
ton.
One
sample
assayed
as
high
Darkness
hooith
nf
children
e.
Jtoo
'tot?!
it
a,
without
as
$112
In
gold,
$5614
.In
silver,
287
ln
lead
and
2104
ln
zlnc-
ad
arine
an
extra
hour
"!f
7.
rvrpva-'
A
vein
70
feet
long
and
three
feet
are
accused
of
opposition
to
the
lowed
by
British
and
Australian
troorjs.
Communist
party.
The
public
Is
co-operating
well
in
the
Canada-wide
sick
In
Berlin
army
wltn
strong
aa
irom
mib-aln.
United
States
and
Canada."
Mr.
Churchill
addressed
the
closing
session
of
the
Conservative
party's
annual
convention.
Old
Country
Gather
to
Catch
I
wide
has
been
exposed
The
South
Korean
First
Corps
pounded
north
along
the'
coast
from
captured
Wonsaji
toward,
the
big
chemical
centre
of
Ham-hung
and
west
to
form
another
spearhead
toward
Pyongyang..-
The
British
commandos,
ln,,
weird
war
paint
and
heavily
armed,
made
their
two
daring
fins
Gyro
Apple
i
Boo
!
Football
;
U.S.
Strength
Is
Bolstered
ness
survey
now
being
conducted,
according
to
a
statement
by
Dr.
D.
McC.
Black,
director
of
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit.
He
said
that
at
first
there
was
a
little
reluctance
on
the
part
of
the
housewives
to
take
onto
'
are
gathering
this
Dead
Man
On
Drifting
Boat
The
property,
on
which
Montreal
Interests
have
so
far
spent
$60,000
in
development,
Is'
situated
ln
the
Marmot
River
zone,
half
a
mile
away
from
Marmot
dock.
The
same
company
owns
the
Mountain
Boy
property.
lent
in
the"
district.
Dr.
Black
said.
His
examination
covered
grade
one
and
four
pupils.
He
is
leaving
Sunday
for
Hazelton.
KLsplox
and
Kitwanga,
where
he
will
carry
on
further
inspections
in
the
schools
and
help
co-ordinate
the
health
survey
now
under
way.
:i
at
the
old
Overwaitsa
try
to
catch
a
bargain
Gnelish
Leaeue
Division
1
raids
nn
North
Korea's
east
themselves
the
extra
Daraen
oi
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
The
An
unconfirmed
renort
has
ry's
auction
snip
The
irted
off
cacked
with
F'dise.
which
the
ehih
keeping
track
of
all
minor
111-
Unltgd
gtates
Mmy
ann0unced
been
receiVed
here
that
an
witnesses
and
accidents
but,
wnen
t
tha(.
fQrces
ln
BerUn
dentified
American
boat
was
the
idea
and
Importance
of
the
be
strengthened
by
the
as-f
d
off
Ccean
Falls
Tuesday
to
the
general
health
or
,
.
survey
units'
newiy-formed
,,th
rioaa
man-in
,t.
The
boat
Arsenal
3,
Manchester
United
0
1
coast
only
65
miles
from.
Si-Burnley
5,
Charlton
Athletic
1.
'
beria.
The
commandos,
going
Chelsea
0,
Tottenham
Hotspur
'
ashore
in
rubber
boats
from
a,
2.
1
United
States
destroyer,
were
Everton
1,
Bolton
Wanderers
1
1
reported
to
have
destroyed,
two
(tie)
'
bridges
and
a
tunnel
m
Uglit-
Huddersf
ield
Town
4,
Aston
;
nlng
hit-and-run
raldsj"
Villa
2
i
a'
B
-
-
-
v,
-
---
pyniflineu.
.
.
.
i
the
Dominion
was
i
be
disposed
of
before'
fnoon
is
finished.
j
ton?
from
paper
dolls
"its
are
Koine
over
the
of
the
Sixth
Infantry
Regiment
wag
drifting
an(j
was
towed
to
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
William
Hubenet,
south-bousd
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
Is
due
ln
port
at
3
o'clock
this
morning
from
Skagway
and
will
will
sail
sail
south
south
at
at
5
5
p.m.
p.m.
HOCKEY
SCORES
(Pacific
Coast)
Vancouver
4,
Tacoma
3
.
Portland
PnrtJanrt
7
7,
Virtorla
Victoria
2.
2.
they
gave
their
full
support.
All
families
under
survey
In
this
district
have
received
their
initial
visit,
he
said-
The
regiment
has
an
autnor-,
0cean
Fails
No
f
urther
details
lzed
strength
of
3744
officers
and
:
hftve
been
received
here.
men.
I
,
.
Nothing
imaginable
fori
P
is
missing
from
the
l"t
is
UD
fnr
Knlo
tnrlou
I
'
Observers
said
strengthening;
of
the
Berlin
garrison
can
be;
taken
by
Russia
as
new
evidence
of
United
States
determination
Middlesbrough
1,
Sunderland
1
(tie)
Newcastle
United'
3.
Derby
County
1
Portsmouth
2.
Blackpool
0
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Wolver
Jr
coats
for
ladies
are
condition.
There
are
iamps
and
other
acres-
!
Special
Meet
!
For
tlatives
Gave
Warning
l
About
Korea
fn
l!
box
cooler,
medl-
to
maintain
forces
in
the
capital
and
as
an
answer
to
any
new
open
or
covert
threats
by
the
fm
and
other
items
ga-
TOKYO
W
General
Douglas
hampton
Wanderers
2
(tie)
Stoke
City
1.
Fulham
1
(tie)
,
Word
was
received
by
Frank
Soviets
to
the
western
allies.
Pnes
Bill
Scuby
and
fn.nie
arp
goinu
t,-,
hn
!
MacArthur's
Intelligence
chief
said
today
he
had
sent
a
report
Liv.ICalder,
M.L.A.,
this
mornin?
I
that
there
would
be
a
special
I
convention
of
the
Native
Broth-l
erhood
of
British
Columbia
No-
Nds
full
trvin
t.n
fhirt
West
Bromwich
Albion
1
erpool
1
(tie)
Division
S
f,
10
get
rid
of
all
the
I
to
the
Army
ln
Washington
predicting
the
Communist
Invasion
!
of
South
Korea
three
months
in
.
advance.
.
Major
General
Charles
Wll-'loughby
told
the
Associated
Mad
Attacker
Being
Sought
.
.ucics
a
lot
oi
Jrfd
horseplay
going
on,'
seeing
the
opening
of
:
feu
that
to
miss
e
to
miss
a
lot
of
good
iaswell
as
a
lot
of
fun.'
Birmingham
City
2,
Barnsley
0
,
vember
10
to
discuss
BUI
i,
Bury
3,
West
Ham
United
0
the
bill
to
amend
the
Indiaa
Cardiff
City
2,
Southampton
Act.
The
information
did
not
2
(tie)
1
name
the
meeting
place,
but
Mr.
Chesterfield
0,
Hull
City
0
(tie)
I
Calder
thinks
it
is
apt
to
be
at
Coventry
City
6,
Blackburn
!
Alert
Bay
.
Rovers
1
,
A
lot
of
organizations
,
hae
interest
.
in
the
been
taking
an
Grimsby
Town
2.
Sheffield
I
Press
that
he
had
notified
the
.
DETROIT
W
Police
today
x
Jut,
ix
f"
"IE
DAY
I
the
Rotarlans
are
hav
r
lucuon,
the
Gyros
ar
Army
Department
in
Washington
on
March
10
but
there
was
no
Indication
of
what,
if
any.
action
was
'"
taken
on
the3e
warnings.
(A
Defence
Department
spokesman
in
Washington
declined
to
comment.)
ra
in
the
culmlna
United
2
(tie)
j
Leicester
City
2,
Doncasterj
Rovers
0
1
bill
Mr.
Calder
said,
ana
nave
been
discussing
it.
The
Public
Affairs
Institute
planned
sessions
from
now
until
the
time
It
comes
before
Parliament
again.
In
fnr
,LrAP,Ple
Week
sought
an
escapee
from
mental
hospital
following
fiendish
attacks
on
six
persons
here
last
night
Four
women
and
a
boy
and
a
girl
were
victims
of
savage
attacks
with
a
metal
club
by
a
prowler
who
entered
their
homes.
There
Is
a
pick-up
order
for
James
Allen,
aged
26,
who
escaped
from
the
mental
hospital
Friday..
Manchester
City
4,
Brentford
0
Notts
County
2,
Luton
Town
2
(tie)
Preston
North
End
2,
Leeds
United
0
Queen's
Park
Rangers
1,
Swansea
Town
1
(tie)
THE
WEATHER
-
A
very
weak
disturbance
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
Joe
Louis
To
Fight
Again
and
their
helpers
tln
0I
the
streets
since
Ll!
luscious
Mo-
Wk"
box'
ba8
ani
member,
have
y
on
the
telephone
for
;valng
orders
and
;.
7k
readV
response.
u
ln0'b"x
orders
will
be
the
coming
week.
NEW
YORK
Oi
It
seems
that
Thomas
M.
Christie
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
plane
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
'
i
i
Joe
Louis
is
going
to
keep
on
'morning
and
is
moving
slowly
'across
northern
Vancouver
Island.
This
disturbance
should
reach
the
south
coast
this
evening.
Rain
in
the
southern
interior
has
become
intermittent
and
should
become
showery
thH
afternoon
and
stop
by
evening.
i
fighting
until
he
gets
one
more
.
.
.
.
,
.
i
i
1
pgr
.ym
UVM
snot
at
Ills
uta
ueavyweigui,
uuc.
From
reliable
sources
It
was
Scottish
League
Division
"A"
Aberdeen
2,
Celtic
1
Clyde
2,
Dundee
1
Falkirk
1,
East
Fife
1
(tie)
Hearts
2.
Airdrieonians
0.
Morton
3.
Partick
Thistle
2.
Motherwell
2,
Hibernian
6
Ralth
Rovers
2,
St.
Mirren
0
Rangers
2,
Third
Lanark
1
LCCAL
TIDES
Miss
B.
Morse,
who
has
been
visiting
ln
the
city
for
a
few
days,
returned
by
the
noon
flight
I9
Hold-up
Jtown
Toronto
today
to
Sandspit.
!
.rm-s
wax
i
learned
today
that
the
Brown
j
Bomber
Is
planning
a
series
of
big
bouts
which
he
hopes
will
earn
him
another
crack
at
the
champion,
Ezzard
Charles.
If
all
goes
well,
the
36-year-old
Louis
may
take
on
Argen
rN
Ont
Forecast
North
Coach
Region
Cloudy
with
occasional
showers
today.
Sunny
Sunday.
Winds
light,
increasing
Sunday
to
northwest.
01
TW
T
P"
Hies
"tenners
u,--.
-K'
tin
City
council
at
regular
session
Tuesday
night
approved
payment
of
an
account
for
$1252.40
to
W.
R.
Bonnycastle,
!
consulting
engineer,
for
survey
I
M.
-
-
JUMBTFkW
Vww
Men
;Tay
ln
a
light-
i
is
men
oni
T.it.r
e
cnanne
in
iciiiuvia-
Ned
SiZu
PraD
theft
on
tina's
Cesaer
Brion
ln
Chicago
East
ZA
n
Dundasi
H1
h
'
3.47
19.4
feet
ture.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
15:32
21.9
feet
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand-
in
late
November
or
early
De-ppmbpr
followed
swiftlv
bv
ao-
bWlnfT
messengers
taof
h
f
?m
a
bank
to
I
rjearances
in
Detroit
and
New:
Low
9:27
work
on
the
water
system
and
(
compiling
an
interim
report-
The
j
account
Included
salary
and
ex-
j
jpenses.
7.3
feet
spit
and
Prince
Kupert,
iu
ana
3.2
feet,55.
.
.
.
;
19
kt
r-"
c
"won
and
Erle
York.
is
about
to
return
to
her
base
in
Esquimau,
according
to
current
dispatches.
PHT'
Portion.
J