i
I
As
this
la
written,
there
is
no
District
Forester
M.
W.
Gorm-.
fin
that
the
South
Korean
L,w
anl,
AisLnf
tetrt
vA
Prince
Rupert
Daily
NeNvS
Saturday,
July
8,
1950
armies
have
recovered
their
.
.
.
,
.
,
et
C.
Ptyne
returned
this
wU
to
resist
the
attacken,
from
North
Korea.
As
the
pur-
j
auernoon
Dy
plane
Irom
tne
pose
of
the
American
interven-,
Queen.
Charlptte
Islands
where
)
I
i
(
C.
See
I
tion.
by
land,
was
to
provide
tto
they,
have
betn
on
official
busi-
i
it
7
'
if
eore
around
which
the
8outh
nesg
,
J
Koreans
could
rally
the
task
I
'
job
of
restoring
the
lines
to.
Mr.
anrf
Itts.
Jack
Armstrong
where
they
were
before
the
at-J
are
sailing
.'tomorrow
night
on
tack
is
going
to
be
anything
but
tv,
Camosvfti
i
,
.
,.
.
,
.
.
a
walkover
for
a
holiday
trip
t0
Vancou-
and
Nanaimo.
Tut
GENERAL
PICTURE
If
ILMOJte
PHILPOTT
Hudson
Bay
Blankets,
World
Famous
for
Appearance
and
Durability.
In
Plain
and
Pastel
Shades.
WATCH
VITAL
SPOTS
r
if
cf
r
therefore
seems
to
me
to
havej
Mrs.
W.
jM.
Smith
and
sons,
ffome
bright
spots
and
some
0ar
ariA
r
Qf(
,
MOSf
OF
THE
EM
I
ver
rtavlr
nno
lnHIMnn
ot
'
j,
-
MTS
Of
the,
United
Na-J
danger.
On
the
bright
side
j3
the
city,
fbiled
by
the
Camosun
lions
have
endorsed
thej
th,s:
last
nlen'
on
their
return
to
tvioirim,
t1lon
W,r
C.
.
The
overwhelming
majority
of
their
h6nie
at
Massett.
Ann
jr-w
tne
nations
of
the
world
have!
j
:
icurity
Council
in
regard
taken
a
moral
stand
against
aggression!
in
Korea
to
do
any-
tO
the
aarerefesion
against
KS"s'"n-
"
is
a
iar
cry
since
thing
to
stop
It.
Stocked
by
,
'
:
IFrascr
Payne-
fioiith
ttomi
Thht
.1.
mn
tha
A
ln.e
Gar
aays
01
the
thirties
,
THE
DANGERS
in
the;
FOUNDLAND
DAY
-
Presentation
of
colors
by
Premier
Joseph
SmallWood
to
four
Rovai
Mn
Air
Cadet
squadrons
in
St.
John's
was
a
feature
of
Newfoundlanday
ce
XaS
cicrs
were
presented
before
an
air
show
at
Torbay
airport,
near
St.
John's
(CP
Photo)
,'
rean
.-"war
are
equally
evident.
40
nations
have
agreed
,
that
the
WX.
mDafad
CommunUU
from
the
north
S"
Walta
"V'
Forei
ng
have
committed
a
flagrant
ag-'
-i
4v.
u.
vtt,.
iter
while
Germany
was
gob-
'tie
attack
there
could
never;
have
been
made
if
not
endorsed
In
advance
by
the
Stalin
gov-!
Mike
Is
States
was
justified
in
ordering
up
Aus",la;
and
while
U.S.
ernmef.t
in
Moscow.
Hence
it
land,
sea
and
air
forces
into
'
S
"cash
on
the
barrelhead'
Ass'd
Boards
Head
Visitor
BEFORE
YOU
MAKE
THAT
TRIP
,
jt
Picture
action
to
helD
defend
the
terri-.
.
"w
uje
u
ana
especially
u.o.v.
isunnnps
tn
an
Kiripn
niitrn
I
......
-
t
n
i
ii..
"
"
WUUIU.
1
rrtVl.
Ul
1L
tUUlU
LC
tllC
tory
attacked.
i
I
SOMETIMES
WE
ARB
TOO
first
Cf
a.
whole
series
of
"come
fliit
a
i&iaf
id
rcnrllvin
rf
tha
alggressions,
designed
to
get
replies
to
the
UN
makes
it
clear
fLf0.6
f
f
.v...
.
.
to
see
the
pattern
in
it.
But
th
thi
the
western
powers
bogged
down
of
a
memorable
novel,'
N-
A-
Beketov,
agent
of
the
Treedman's
Marine
on'
gC
gSt0n'
presldent
ot
t
and
Nancy
Department,
returned
Mike,"
has
come
a
de-
yesterday's
plane
from
Vancou-
the
AssoclatPd
Boaras
of
Trade
;
moving
picture,
bear-
ver
where
he
spent
a
few
days
of
CenU"a
British
Columbia,
and
,
same
name,
which
has
on
departmental
business.
(Mrs.
Ogston
are
visitors
In
the
howlng
at
the
Capitol
!,,
.
,
.
.
.
h.re
the
last
couple
ofj
Mr.
Norwoll
and
A.
Jacobson
clty'
having
amved
Irom
the
Those
who
have
seen
11
'
of
the
crew
of
the
hallbutter
l,llertor
by
car
last
evening.
They
........
.
,
.
TOAMU
Utlt
ffU.
It
...ttl
Let
as
eheek
yoor
ea's
Olt
I.ETEi
TIKE
rKr.ni
aL
RADIATOR
BITTER
Toil
drh
eff
knowing
that
yon
ea
has
been
safely
serviced.
DRItE
IP
NOW!
aieei
ithere
ls
a
pattern
ln
lt
ln
a,'
d-en
campaigns-far
from
far
to
back
up
Uncle
LJL
S!t
fti'
h?5now
PlaIn'y
Sflys
that-
blt
by
bit,
the
.vital
centres,
loss
of
which
Sam
with
support
other
than!manUnd
;orlcJ
couii
stablishlng
lose
a
world
war.
'
"
.
!
law.
Gin
page
177
of
hU
latest
book
Broadly
speaking,
only
the
One
great
step
was
when
the
!
Mr'
Churchill
reveals
that
In
u.o.n.,.
uie
oiiiwii
wmuiuii-j
nN
ordered
ressat.lnn
nf
the
Jaouarv
1941
he
wrote
"if
Janan
usMiiea
in
recommena-1
new
m
vum-oiiver
win
reiurn
10
me
interior
to-
to
those
who
have
not.,loday
tor
a
vacation.
wealth
and
one
or
two
others
have:
indicated
that
they
would
share
the
;
actual
fighting,
if
morrow
morning.
Dutch
attempt
to
reconquer
zoies
to
war
there
Is
not
the
t
Indonesia
as
a
colony
with
the
,
slightest
chance
of
holding
i
result
that
over
77
million
neo-
Mbnff
Kon?
or
rellevinir
it
...
!
al
showings
are
tonight
Mrs.
A.
P.
Crawley
left
on
to-
Mr.
Ogston's
visit
here
is
to
mm
puitraya
wiui
iie
dav.-
nlanp
fnr
.
'...
u,h
w
T
c
.
.
couver.
president
of
the
Associated
lelity
and
exciting
and
lul
adventures
of
the
Boards,
in
connection
with
the
M.
'
necessary.
Ana,
even
me
Hiui,ntpU!
soon
became
free
ye
must
avoIcl
frittering
awav
Comrnorwealth
contributions
Another,
greater
step,
was'
our
forces
on
untenable
posi-6fe
limiUKl,
to
date,
to
sea
and
when
the
Presldent
of
the
Unit.
,
tflons."
air
forces.
ea
states,
without
waiting
for!
I
think
every
intelligent
per-
MEANWHILE
IN
KOREA
IT-
a
declaration
of
war
by
Con-,
son
In
the
western
world
should
self
the
U.S.
ground
forces
have
gress,
ordered
into
action
the
v
read
and
ponder
those
words
met
a
sharp
Initial
reverse,
.only
forces
close
enough
to
the
today.
Northwest!
end
Jack'
J0?!,"8
annual
conventlon
old
Royal
sons,
and
Ronnie,
ar-
h
piif
.
nnH
fh
hPtPr.
rived
last
naM.
h
An,
'
to
be
held
in
Prince
George.
On
'CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
P4JSI
:on
girl
who
goes
as
a'
Vancouver
for
a
visit
with
Mrs
way
in
he
stoPPed
off
at
into
the
rugged
north.
McKenzle's
mother,
Mrs.
F.
B.
Terrace
t0
meet
Duncan
Kerf,
owell
plays
the
part'
of
,
Shannon,
and
her
brother
an1
secretary
of
the
Associated
untie
and
Evelyn
Keyes,"
sister.
Also
paying
a
visit
to
the
boards.
tike."
Exciting
and
pole-
same
home
are
Mr.
and
Mm.
Mr
Ogston
is
expecting
a
rtvpnt.Hres
nf
tha
inimi
H.
Palm
North
Vnrvmitfor
lareely
attended
convention
wltn
ite
in
a
cruel
epidemic
Palm
is
another
daughter
of
a
comprehensive
agenda
of
im-
t
therla
In
which
they
lost
Mrs.
Shannon.
They
also
made
portant
business.
Many
promi-
.'irst-born
child.
Courage
the
trip
by
automobile.
.nent
persons
have
been
sent
falls
Mrs.
Mike
and
she
,.
.
,
Invitations
and
acceptances
so
back
to
Boston
hut
nn
u-
Bartiett,
who
has
been
rar
tnni.i.'
n
v
r.
r-
-y,
she
has
a
complete
W,n
therewith
his
par-
provlncla,
Mlnbter
of
Publlc
of
heart
and,
when
"J
Mr-
Mn.
A
O.
Bartlett,
Works;
Hon
Bowman
it
Mike
finally
geU
an-
,wl
by
e
Camosun
tomor-
(Minister
of
Agrlculturr;
E
T
1
hanKe
of
post,
he
finds
,
rw
night
on
his
return
U)
Van-
;
Annlewhaite
M
P
n,nroP
MrJ
like"
waiting
for
him
couver.
and
j
(ray,
M
P.,
and
Senator
Gray
.u.e
cnus
on
a
nign
note
nnn,.n
,,J...
..
'Tureenn
Prmlnr
Rvrnn
M,.
fvln
haoolness
i
B
muuuuy
m
of
the
dI
tur.
fih
pollce
magistrate's
court
will
be
son
has
not
ypt
definitely
de-Northern
canSa
and'
AUred
Lagaee-
chard
c"ed
heth
he
able
to
s
snow
and
dog
teamsaulUnB
a
peace
offlcer-
He
was
attend-
.
.
us
scenes.
up
before
Magistrate
W,D.
Vance
a
Kerrigan.
Angela
Clarke,
1
Wednesday
morning
and
Thurs-
MHTCI
ADDIWAI
C
Miljan,
Nan
Boardman
day
afternoon.
He
pleaded
"not
AKK1
VALj
ill
Wright
are
among
the8u"ty."
The
charge
arose
from
mg
cast.
I
an
altercation
with
police
offi-
P.W.
it,
.
.
i
....
.
i
TXT
XT
T..
.J
nitl
:
.
ia
ryeunesoay
nigni
on
Third
Avenue.
.
11.
IIUUI'I
ailU
Dill,
xriiice
!
George;
A.
H.
Leese,
Cloverdale;
,
Daily
News
Classified.
A.
H.
Leese
and
A.
Lannv
of
J-
H-
McLean.-Dpn
8.
8hw,
o
the
provincial
Dublin
wni-w
c-
Tanner,
M.
Gold,
K.
S.
Lucas,
H'
W-
Momerf,
R.
A.
Fahl-.
partment
sailed
last
night
on
the
I
Camosun
for
Port
Clements
j"an,
R.
N.
Gordon,
K.
T.
Fraser,
A.
Chapman,
E.
W.
f
tigwood,
E
'"an
itogers,
who
has
Tompkins.
Vancouver;
A.
Bag-been
paying
a
visit
here
with
his
gattlii,
Victoria;"
M.
L.
Clark,
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bruce
Oeoreetown!
Mr
nnH
Mm
a
j
Rogers,
will
sail
by
the
Camosur,
!
Carmichael,
Lake
Cowlchan;
Mr.
i
-'morrow
night
on
his
return
to
and
Mrs.
O.
Ogston,
Vanderhoof.
Vancouver.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
tJ
Tfarmii
Aero,
B.C.;
J.
Crawford,
Van-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reuben
Jacobsen
7
"w-Mk
Phillip,
Garber,
Oklaho-
ens
mother,
are
sailing
by
th,
ma;
Mrs.
M.
F.
6trftIeyi
Fort
Camosun
tomorrow
night
on
their
Worth,
Texas;
Mrs.
E.
J.
Chan-return
to
Seattle
atfer
visiting
man,
-
Port
Clements,
F.
Gleicii-the
city
for
the
past
few
days
man,
Athabaska,
Alberta;
W.
F.'
following
a
motor
trip
north.
'
J.
Osborne,
Terrace.
III
nMniL
tONove
Ak?E&
'Mry
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