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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Princ
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
VOL.
XXXIX,
No.
297
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
21,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CEwra
HOOVER
WOULD
SHORTEN
U.S.
DEFENSES
Frontiers
Should
Be
1
V
Oceans;
Not
Europe
Or
He's
II...
ALASKA
ALERT
AFFECTS
GAME
;
Owing
to
"war
alert"
condi-;
Hons
on
which
Alaska
has;
been
placed,
word
was
receiv--ed
here
today
that
the
Carroll.
College-Ketchikan.
basketball
games,
wnich
were
to
have'
been
clayed
In
the
biz
United
i!
1
Asia,
Says
Ex-President
M
it"
i
States
Coast
Ouard
hall,
will
take
place
Instead
In
the
much
smaller
Kayhi
(High
School)
hall.
The
Montana
team
played
here
last
night
and
proceeded
north
to
play
at
Ketchikan
and
New
Metlakatla.
Today
is
Fremier
Joseph
Stalin's
birthday.
He's
71
and
in
Moscow,
Berlin,
Prague,
Sofia,
Bucharest,
Budapest
and
Warsaw
the
Communist
presK
chorused
praise
of
the
Man
in
the
Kimlin.
He
was
called
"Defender
of
the
Worker"
and
"Leader
of
the
World
Peace
Camp."
k
k.-.-v5
J
7
.
t
v
fa
I.
,(KORrA
.
.
Is
Assailed
by
Briih
Press
for
What
Is
Termed
"Isolationist"
Views
.'
LONDON
(CP)
Two
prominent
British
newspapers
today
gave
Herbert
Hoover
both
barrels
for
his
criticism
last
night
of
United
States
defence
policy.
Both
the
London
Telegraph
and
the
Manchester
Guardian
claimed
that
the
former
President's
?
I
Canadians
vipws
werp
"unfortunate"
and
"isolationism.
In
Washington
Hoover's
pro
Seek
Fight
posals
caused
a
new
congressional
battle
to
loom
between
the
Democrats
and
Republicans.
The
Daily
Telegraph
(Conservative)
says
that,
as
far
as
ths
United
States
is
concerned,
Com-s
best
hone
is
in
re
Thirty-Seven
Die
In
Crash
MANILA
W
The
Clark
Air
Force
base
announces
the
wreck
Indian's
Dead
PUSAN
fP
Husky,
wise-cracking
Canadian
infantrymen-many
of
them
combat
veterans
and
all
of
them
volunteers-are
ftamDinz
their
feet
on
a
Korean
Triin
Wreck
In
Kootenay
vival
of
isolationism
and
Hoover's
views,
"fortunately,"
arc
hillside.
They
want
to
light.
Thev
figure
that's
what
they
age
of
a
missing
United
States
C-54
transport
carrying
37.
per
Body
Is
Found
time
over
nc-ie
iui.
,
BONNER'S
FERRY,
laano
r
i
those
of
the
minority.
In
New
York
last
night
Hoove.
called
on
America
to
make
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
oceans
the
frontiers
not
continental
Europe
or
Asia
and
"arm
our
air
and
naval
forces
to
the
teeth"
io
defend
them.
one
OI
""""
"UV'
1
A
fast-travelling
lasv
Great
Northern
waiting
around
is
no
fun.'
-
Weiring
sharply
-
creased-
streamliner
struck
a
rock
slide
(
sons
had
been
signiea
ioaay
near
the
peak
of
a
9000-foot
mountain
In
central
Luzon.
Search
pilots
reported
there
was
no
sign
of
life.
The
plane
disappeared
near
i
ha
onii
rf
a
flltrht.
from
Okl-
Phillip
Sankel
Dead
On
Ninth
Avenue
Autopsy
Ordered
The
dead
boriy
of
a
neighbor
Canadians
have
already
com-1
ancj
the
first
unit
of
the
We
alone
can
tnus
prevent
uiaucu
viiC
.oK-
dlesel
engine
equipmeni
piungru
war
lying
in
uie
iruia
uuij
any
possible
invasion
of
th5
of
his
home
at
the
end
of
Comox
nawa.
It
was
last
heard
of
Tucs-
nose
first
into
Kootenay
River.
One
American
ui
remarKea
-il
.
3
Avenue
when
Roberi
tveuuiBiAiu
aay
morning
near
i
u
were
hurt,
Two
trainmen
'Those
bovs
sure
look
good.
I
tion
at
Clark
air
base.
opened
the
door
about
10
a.m.
western
hemisphere
Dy
wuiu-munlst
armies,"
he
said.
The
former
President
said
it
Is
clear
that
the
United
Nations
hear
they
have
quite
a
record."
A
spokesman
said
the
-
smould-
ii
F
1
!
it
i
None
of
the
220
passengers
on
V.H
J
y
i
r.
i
..
on
watt
rtiarnv-
I
Arlncr
urpfkaffe
was
located
this
I'tlUlip
oaimcy,
'
D-
,,,crri
hv
Kel-1
morninsr
on
the
north
side
ot
board
was
tniured.
The
Canadians,
luuu
strong,
are
members
of
the
Second
Battalion,
Princess
Patricia's
Light
Infantry.
Thev
arrived
in
Pusan
last
limrton
a
oarttal
cripple,
shortly
Mount
Pullog
and
was
definitely
are
defeated
in
Korea.
"And
we
shall
be
inviting
another
Korea
'
by
feeding
more
men
and
money
t.n
western
Europe
unless
and
Rail
Strike
Identified
as
the
missing
trans
after
arising
this
morning,
ne
otifipri
.ine
Sankey.
step-father
port.
Mount
Piiiioir
is
29.
miles
pR
OF
ASIA
Manchuria,
the
only
fully
industrialized
Uil
China,
is
the
Ruhr
of
Asia.
Without
its
industries,
jimot
allaln
iirospertty.
Without
its
raw
materials,
I
iiiciuslrifs
cannot
flourit-h.
Without
its
manpower,
:m
F.ir
East,
is
weak
and
undermanned.
The
impor-lanrhurla
is
the
key
to
the
present
crisis.
It
has
been
(if
many
Asiatic
crises
In
this
century,
and
it
may
ny
more.
Saturday.
until
it
organizes
Its
own
de-
I
f
iho
rfpart
man.
as
soon
as
he
A
Canadian
spokesman
assert
J.HU'iU.
m.
ua.u
i
i
l-
ii
ft-nres
1
1,1
Cortlrov
.
nnflfieri
the
lis
Settled
nonneasi
oi
uie
uiuuumui
-
,
wr
nn
ed
that
the
morale
of
the
troops
tuuiu.
J
i
police,
who
are
carrying
out
an
SOrt
city
of
Baguio
I
i..,.,i'iHnn
Thp
coroner
has
Ally
awincu
the
Communist
mass
by
land
in
Shootings
was
'incredibly
high."
He
!
lllVCOt6,,,v''
"
'
16-'
asked
for
an
autopsy.
.
i
.1
VMrUnff
-
..Z
inese
kius
ic
u
.Uv..,B
PHILADELPHIA
W
Long
Dispute
in
I'nited
States
Finally
Knded
Three
Y'ear
Pact
,
Sankey
had
lett
home
kids
al
six
o'clock
yesteraay
eve
themselves.
All
realize
H
lu
LiloW
bo
was
shot
tonight;
PhiU
Phillip
probably
be
pretty
rough
-but
ft
mysterious
sniper
on
the
about
i
they
asked
for
it"
northern
edge
of
Philadelphia,
ning
e)
Censorship-
Is
Imposed
Regulating
ol
.-,
Buffer
Supply
vasion,
through
the
quicksands
of
China,
India
or
Western
Europe,
would
be.'
sheer.-folly,
-Hoover
said
in
a
prepared
radio
address.
Hoover
called
for
the
arming
of
the
United
States
Navy
and
Air
Force
to
the
teeth
to
hold
the
two
oceans,
with
possibly
one
frontier
in
Britain
and
one
in
Japan,
Formosa
and
the
Phil-appines.
,
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
Oi
The
Vhllv
House
today
announied
a
three-year
peace
pact
between
ii,
mai.ir
miiiiinris
and
four
op-
n's
Tree
TOKYO
0)
General
1
Mac-Arthur's
headquarters
today
im
Fire
Destroys
Town's
Street
OTTAWA
-The
Department
of
eratint
railway
unions.
firemen
last
upcrt'g
f
....
....
......
i
ift
imniui
fnllrr'iH
vnrHnipn.
Haller
jr'
to
walk.
He
..
.......
of
was
too
intoxicated
strated
tlwir
puonc
Agncuiiuie
aiinuuuu
i
a
.
ror
j
posed
the
right
oi
censoisnip
over
all
news
of
Korean
milita'.v
ODerations
without
calling
it
an
i
they
were
hosts
to
niRht
that
tutter
stocks
will
Mi
ne
imn
.a
-,
T,"
UV.J
i
with
another
2c
January
.
hour
l!
RYLFY.
Alta.
W-A
fire
which
foung
KaUer
was
or
sauu
e
LUW
Bay
Dajr.
,nH
ana
rost.
cikiw
vu
of
livine
nvin,
wwjwv...-
adjustments
rasred
iancu
thrcugh
tutvu..
half
a
dozen
-
type
as
that
which
KUica
ri-.
t
rhuriiA
charue
p
hildren
at
a
Christmas
withheld
except
for
two
weeK;;
nersuadea
me
i
icuauuK.
i
i
Himtho
hntrlnninir
tMiiMlnne
rr
fh
mHiTl
JStTftfit
Ol
Claire
Cohen
Saturday
night.
man
to
get
in
a
taxi,
which
took
A
memorandum
from
Mat
-
Rain
Darkens
r
'ivCiV
till
Ulr
ii
L-ii
a
b
"
uuimii'f.'1
V,M1
next
April
1.
The
23c
pay
boost
this
Northern
Alberta
town
last
is
retroactive
to
October
1.
i
nieht
causea
damage
amuumiiiB
supply
from
deaie-s.
ine
oDjecv
.
Is
to
prevent
hoarding
and
to
in-nff
the
evening.
Set.
gure
cqultabe
distribution.
Pottrton,
R.C.M.P.,
There
is
enough
butter
on
hani
films
from
the
pol!ce
In
Canada
to
last
the
winter.
ir
was
about
Barbara!
the
other
a
trawl-
grown-ups
also
were
served
re-
Shortest
Day
Drowned
In
to
$250,000.
Tne
names
ki
v,,v
.bout
1R0.00O
road
service
them
to
the
end
of
mnm
vc-
Araiuts
puunu
luiwuiauuu
nue
Phillip
could
not
manage
Cer,
Col.
M.
P.
Echols,
said
news
'
the
narrow
planking
leading
to
dispatches
and
photographs
his
home
Charlie
then
went
to
must
be
submitted
in
Korea
or
the
house
and
got
Phillip's
Japan
for
security
screening
and
brother
Howard
to
help
him
get
clearance
by
military
authorities
tv,.
mon
to
the
house.
They
got
before
being
sent
out.
worked
the
Immediate
increa-e
to--";-
Nature
caneed
up
on
Prince
is
5C
an
hour,
n"::.
Fraser
River
Rnnprt.
todav
The
shortest
day
October
1.
and
anoiner
live
-
kerosene
effective
Jnnuary
1,
plus
cost
of
,Pn
ma
va8
,n
,
u.i'uni
i.niauu.
nvw....--.
of
the
year
by
natural
right,
the
.
'
,!.
-i-
tViAA
hut
nulri
man-
Tm
Kriof
nnnniinoement
did
elements
closed
in
inis
muiiiims
Yti
An
automobile
mm
iiewij
v
IV
I
-
-
W
An
auuniiuuuc
I
farther.
..ifv
onw
nenaltv
for
Santa
Claus
with
The
party
was
given
w.c
all
his
youthful
ad-
Prince
Rupert
Firemen's
Recrea-
"
6"
"
'
living
arrangements.
MISSION
to
prolong
the
night
several
.
.,
Ill
H
mnrip
nt.
J"
n
n
ins
.nil
iiit
niu
v.
I
treats!
There
was
tion
Association,
ine
commit
SS
ta?nt
a'tteTSSK
Charlie
said.
THe
body
was
found
evasion
or
violation.
hours.
cream
and
cake
for
in
charge
was
John
McLean,
There
was
heavy
rain
all
dur
off
the
Lougheed
Hignway
near
the
rate
of
lc
for
every
rise
or
fall
of
one
point
in
the
government's
price
index.
Ac
a
rpauit.
of
the
settlement.
Surviving
are
his
mother,)
f
The
kiddies
gobbled
it
chairman,
Miiuin
naun,
.
here,
killing
three
members
oi
ing
the
nignt
ana
inrougu
ni-day
today.
Gusts
of
wind
made
fcihlnB
at
all.
And
the
Cameron
and
A.
h.
ivcson
Train
Merchant
Seaman
Again
rjarSf-Man
imiis
5on
s
an
Indian
family.
Thprp
was
one
survivor
John
a
soaking
unavoidable
to
cnose
Bay
Hospital,
and
Minnie
In
Ed
the
owners
are
expected
to
take
back
the
operation
of
the
rail-
Victor
Mack,
38-year-old
father
who
had
to
brave
the
eiemeft',8,
no
matter
what
preventive
Wife
and
Sell
1
I
.
k
k
oh
Jnn
monton.
,
.
nil
1
A
XraV
who
escaped
witn
a
snaKms
wavs
from
the
Army
wnicn
nus
had
them
since
summer.
sireLiqeti
marcusvaumuu
RM-TTWVTIJ.E.
Ont
A.
32
Yesterday
rnnnp
"
working
for
Kelllngton
helping
him
bring
in
coal.
a
nolice
officer
said
there
was
'
up.
,
.
Killed
when
the
car
sank
m
10
feet
of
water
between
Hatzic
and
Dewdney
in
the
Fraser
Val-w
n;pre
Mack's
sons.
James
PIANIST
..por.niH
tnnt.hpr
of
six
children
LONDON
fl-Meh
of
the
British
merchant
navy
are
to
resume
war
training,
i
Arrangements
are
being
made
to
bring
back
defence
courses
for
sailors
and
training
will
begin
late
in
January.
IASS
-
BARITONE
Eminent
Young
American
slothing
was
worn.
However,
Christmas
shoppers
were
not
daunted
by
the
downpour
and
were
in
evidence
in
large
numbers
on
the
streets
all
morning.
Many
stores
stayed
open
this
afternoon
to
cater
to
late
buyers.
-
1
Francisco
Opera
Co.
no
suggestion
of
foul
play.
Most
babies
are
long-sighted
at
birth
but
as
the
eyes
develop
the
vision
tends
to
become
was
beaten
to
death
on
a
small
farm
near
here
and
her
fathtr-A
haneed
in
the
Victor,
aged
11,
and
Gerald
Vic
IN
JOINT
RECITAL
barn.
Police
described
the
deaths
tor.
8.
and
his
38-year-oiu
twhc.
THE
WfcATHER
Marearet.
as
murder
and
suicide.
Mrs.
jor.n
'odwinski
died
of
hammer
diows
The
children
s
Doaies
weic
fnnnH
In
t.he
car.
Sivic
Centre
-
Tonight
-
8:30
p.m.
.,
...i,iu
rfouolnn-
Vior
father-in-law.
William
Th"e
woman's
.
body,
-
thrown
bouLg
ta
Uie
;
n
Vinski;
62.
reported
,ientally
e
1
clear,
was
recovered
when
the
sng
the
night
will
,11.
hanged
himself
in
the
hay
,
;
nt'KETS:
Jlcscrvcd
$2.50
and
$190;
Rush
$125
police
dragged
the
ditch.
Korean
Execution
Halted
By
British
SEOUL
to
Two
British
Officers
yesterday
halted
the
execu-tion'of
about
10
prisoners
by
the
South
Korean
military
police.
It
to
tta
weSt
coast
of
Van-
loft
Mrs.
Podwin.ski's
body
was
spre
Island
and
Georgia
Straits
found
by
two
of
her
children,
couver
edge
Freddy,
five
and
Betty
Ann,
this
morning.
The
leading
of
another
Pacific
storm
is
ex-
three,
Montreal
Train
J
Season
Tickets-
20
Discount
fA.lditional
20
Saving
to
Civic
Centre
Members
i
-
I
NOW
)N
SALE
AT
CIVIC
CENTRE
J
Phone
231
or
107
for
reservations
pected
to
move
Inland
over
uie
British
Columbia
coast
during
tv.
Hnv
A
second
disturbance
h
Has
Close
Call
Germans
and
d.,.innini
ohnut.
oon
miles
was
the
first
time
British
soldier?
had
done
so.
Orders
to
halt
the
11UW
ucvcwp..
-
to
the
west
will
reach
the
coast
:
vATiriRKTl.
Quebec
W
-
Some
tomorrow.
Outlook
is
for
conun-
eight
hundred
passengers
aboard
Beattle
-
Bevcourt
-
Bobjo
'
12
Buffalo
Canadian
2
Consol.
Smelters
123.25
Conwest
Donalda
4
Eldona
22
East
Sullivan
"25
Giant
Yellowknlfe
5.95
God's
Lalw
36
Hardrock
21
Harrlcana
7
Heva
-
'A
Hosco
2
To.lrnlfp
05
shooting
came
from
the
brigade
commander,
Brig.
Thomas
Bro-die,
who
declared,
"I
am
not
going
to
have
people
executed
on
.
Annfoian
"
Tho
Annt.h
Knr-
Europe
Army
HOLIDAY,
CALENDAR
uing
mild,
wet
weather.
It
will
be
mostly
cloudy
and
mild
in
the
Interior
with
a
few
showers
In
the
south
and
freezing
rain
or
rain
and
snow
in
the
northern
a
Toronto-Montreal
pool
iraui
narrowly
escaped
death
today
when
a
lead
baggage
car,
cracked
a
bearing
and
was
derailed
on
Dioron
bridge
over
the
St.
111
V
W.
w.mv.
BONN,
Germany
W
Tne
gans
descrn)ed
the
prisoners
as
CIVIC
CENTRE
Western
Allies
loaay
woi
eu
;
"communist,
'sympatnizers.-ii
regions.
i.,o
focir
tau
nf
i
coaxing
i
'
the
laborious
((
West
Germany
to
supply
150,ouo
VANCOUVER
Bralorne
600
B
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Cariboo
Quartz
100
Congress
08
.
Hedley
Mascot
45
Pacific
Eastern
"5
Pcnd
Oreille
7.90
Pioneer
-
Premier
Border
7
a
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
3.90
Reno
-2
Sheep
Creek
12
Silbak
Premier
27
Taku
River
Vananda
j
Salmon
Gold
J
Spud
Valley
-
'
Silver
Standard
2.25
Western
Uranium
I-21
0ils-
Anglo
Canadian
.irn
4.W)
A
P
Con
I2
Atlantic
22J
Calmont
Central
Leduc
2
0
TTrvtnn
Oil
13.
15
!rs,
Dec.
21...
Alaska
Music
Trail
Lawrence
River,
35
mues
wesi
of
Montreal.
No
Injuries
were
reported
but
mit
nf
t.he
nassenEers
com
Forecast
North
coast
region
Rain
this
mnrnl
n
IT
Showers
during
the
I
UMVC
I
Viruue
n
troops
for
an
international
Euro
Joliet
Quebec
-
-82
pean
defence
iorce
oi
uuc
Jay,
Dec.
22...
Kinsmen
Christmas
Tree
lion
men.
plained
of
a
bad
shaking
up.
afternoon.
Rain
again
Friday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
Southeast,
35
miles
per
hnnr
decreasing
to
southerly
The
Germans
are
united
in
demanding
"full
equality"
with
the
west
or
no
rearmament.
Th
Wpst.
German
political
d,
Dec.
27
Carroll
College
Basketoaii
k,
Dec.
28....Carroll
College
vs
High
School
Up
to
16
lbs
Lb.
08r
16
to
20
lbs.
Lb.
(3
Over
20
lbs
Lb.
58?
GRADE
C
Lb.
48?
FROST
IE
LOCKER
Excess
Profits
ns
mnhi
during
the
morning.
then
increasing
to
southeast,
30
leaders
demand
their
country
be
accepted
as
equal
partners
by
its
one-time
conquerors.
Tax
Going
On
Lake
Rowan
:
--
Lapaska
44
Little
Long
Lac
44
Lynx
"V4
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.03
McKenzie
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
......
2.00
Moneta
-
35
Negus
:
Jll
Noranda
-s
Louvicourt
-I
Pickle
Crow
1-60
Regcourt
4Vi
Con
Antonia
2.30
Se
SporU
Page
and
Back
Pane
for
Details
re
to
40,
in
the
exposed
areas
overnight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
At
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
45.
Music
Trail
and
Carroll
College
Series
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(W
The
Senate
today'
voted
in
favor
of
a
t3
inn
nun
nnn
excess
rjroflts
tax
LOCAL
TIDES
OPEN
FRIDAY
Till
9
p.m.
VARIETY
STORE
on
corporations.
The
bill
was
passed
by
voice
vote.
.
Tne
legislation
Is
only
one
Why
not
give
Gift
Tickets
or
a
Civic
Centre
Membership
To
Express
Your
...
Senatpr
Rouyn
18
Friday,
December
22,
1950
j
High
.
0:25
17.2
feet!
;i:57
20.5
feetj
Low
5:52
9.9
feet
18:45
4.1
feti
Mercury
-
Okalta
-
i
Pacific
Pete
7
Princess
Royal
Canadian
:
09
TORONTO
Athona
-
"J
Aumaque
-2i
step
toward
bringing
In
additional
billions
of
dollars
the
government
will
need
to
finance
the
rearmament
program.
.
Sherrit
Gordon
Steep
Rock
8-35
Silver
Miller
84
Golden
Manitou
5.90
Christmas
Merry
s