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1950
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and
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six
months
at
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Nations
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by
Western
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training
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Ltractlon
inciuae
Britain,
United
States
and
four-other
countries
yesterday
asked
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly
to
brand
open
or
fifth
home
nursing,
nth
i
family,
how
SEOUL
(CP)
The
Allied
'spearhead
reached
Communist
China's
Manchurian
border
tonight
as
South
Korean
patrols
raced
unopposed
to
the
south
bank
of
the
Yalu
River.
They
were
the
first
United
Nations
troops
to
complete
the
long
thrust
up
the
'a
took,
do
general
Draws
Alaska
Tribute
Tribute
is
paid
to
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
and'
Aubrey
Simmons,
M.P.
for
Yukon,
for
"the
splendid
example
they
are
setting
in
the
field
of
international
eo-operation
for
mutually
desirable
goals"
in
a
resolution
of
appreciation
which
has
been
passed
by
the
Alaska
Development
Board
over
the
column
aggression
"the
greatest
of
all
crimes
against
peace
and
security
throughout
the
world."
m
and
be
a
handy-n
and
other
house-
....
EISENHOWER
FOR
SUPREME
COMMAND
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
It
was
reported
today
that
North
Atlantic
Pact
military
men
will
recommend
that
an
American
be
appointed
without
delay
as
supreme
commander
of
the
combined
western
European
defence
force.
Gen.
Dwight
Eisenhower
may
be
given
the
post,
it
was
reported
here.
mountainous
peninsula.
The
resolution
was
Introduced
are
also
expected
w
as
the
western
answer
to
tne
Russian
"peace"
plan
asking
for
armaments
reduction
and
the
branding
as
a
war
criminal
the
Ernest
well
as
hand
ana
.nig.
At
graduation.
,'nes
leave
with
a
I
signatures
of
Governor
Communist
forces
were
today
reported
to
be
attacking
South
Korean
troops
50
miles
south
of
the
Manchurian
border.
The
South
Korean
field
commander
near
Onjong
reported
his
unit
Gruening,
chairman,
and
Mem
first!
government
to
use
the
atonj
bomb.
bers
J.
A.
Talbot,
Antonio
Po-
U
the
National
Instl-Lwrkrrs
and
pros-
Canada
Aids
Dutch
Army
OTTAWA
.
A
Dutch
Army
Division
wili
be
the
first
North
Atlantic
Treaty
force
equipped
with
Canadian
arms
under
Canada's
'
$300,000,000
aims-assist
let,
Fred
W.
Axford
and
Hert
Still
Ho
Trace
Of
Lost
Plane
was
almost
surrounded,
an
called
for
reinforcements.'
Hilscher,
The
resolution
carries
the
seal
ELECTED
TO
PARLIAMENT-Hector
Dupuis,
a
Montreal
civic
employee,
was
elected
Member
of
Parliament
for
Montreal
St.
Mary
in
the
Oct
18
federal
by-clection.
An
Independent
Liberal,
Mr.
Dupuls
en-,
eaten
oincmi
Liberal
candidate
Ignace
D2Slauriers.
(CP
PHOTO)
lyers
are
told:
employ
our
house-U
you
agree
to
our
Meantime
a
Republican
divi
of
the
Territory
of
Alaska.
I
It
reads:
sion's
forward
elements
were
driving
unchecked
on
Yongsan,
H
wages
and
condl-
i
"Whereas
the
Alaska
Develop
EDMONTON
9
For
the
eleventh
straight
day,
intensive
searching
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
yesterday
failed
ment
Board
has
received
excel
lent
co-operation
in
the
pursu
only
eight
miles
from
the
zigzagging
Communist
Manchurlan
frontier
formed
by
the
Yalu
River,
its
spearhead
reachinu
ance
program
for
Europe,
Hon,
Brooke
Claxton,
minister
of
na--tlonal
defence,
announced
yes-ierday.
Mr.
Claxton
said
'that
arnia-
jde
a
min
rnum
wage
with
30s
extra
for
ance
of
international
develop-
;
,
A
(
V
,
t
lfwia
f
r
a
nf
a
Hid
i
cu
rnl
i
i
s
nt
objectives
of
mutual
bene-
Cessna
aircraft
missing
with
five
.
fit
fit
r
to
Alaska
iloclri
and
onn
to
tn
Northwest
Nnrt
nailer.
the
river
tonight.
1
48-hour
week,
(A
and
time
off
Don't
Cross
Line
men
in
northern
Alberta.
The
These
developments
came
not
I
'
.-
I.N
i
em
Canada
from
the
Members
search
was
resumed
today.
W
holidays.
A
two-
long
after
United
States
Marines
spearheaded
a
50,000-man
n
Korea
Cancelled
toilday
yearly,
with
!
for
live-year
dlplo-it
also
guaranteed.
landing
force
on
Korea's
east
coast
at
captured
Wonsan.
Un
The
five
duck
hunters
were
flying
from
Grande
Prairie,
berta,
to
Edmonton
when
their
aircraft
vanished
October
4.
1
of
Parliament
whose
constltu-
encies
adjoin
the
Territory
of
!
Alaska;
and
,
j
"Whereas
these
members,
(Hon.)
E.-.
T.
Applewhaite
of
I
Prince
Rupert
and
(Hon.)
Au,-;
brev
Simmons
of
Whitehorse.
consisting
of
about
15,000
men,
had
been
approved
by
the
cab-
inet
for
immediate
shipment.
;
One
shipment
will
leave
Mon
treal
about
mid-November
and
another
from
Halifax
later.
,
1
Housewives
would
be
TOKYO
0A
sDokesman
at
identified
Canadian
Navy
forces
took
part
in
the
amphibious
landing.
Ictpt
these
conditions
Q
MacArthur's
headquarter
t,
became
so
great
jsald
today
the
"mission
of
Unit-
I
have
been
unfailingly
helpful
and
courteous
in
their
relations
i
could
pick
and
1
ea
ai"ns
iorces
is
10
clear
Marion
Spikes,
chief
!
Korea."
That
was
in
answer
to
Norton
Youngs
Enters
Field
VI--Hrm'J
i
Inspiration
In
Miss
Fame's
Q
Paintings
At
Civic
Centre
questions
as
to
whether
there
is
a
line
houth
of
the
Manchurlan
e
London
headquar-
hink
we
shall
have
it
all
over
that."
S'J
with
this
Board;
and
"Whereaa
the
government
of
the
Territory
of
Alaska
desires
to
express
its
appreciation
to
them
for
the
splendid
example
thev
are
setting
in
the
field
of
border
which
American
anij
h
fewer
than
1.200
J
n
,.i
,
,
.
.
i
wit!!
inu
went
skuvj
rv
1
1
u
Lion
British
troops
are
not
to
croas
men
fc
,n
the
fJeld
,abor
Earlier
a
"don
t
cross
line
was
aecidine
to
enter
the
field
and
international
co-operation
for
ly-dressed
girls
in
mutually
desirable
goals;
dresses
and
beige
reported
drawn
20
miles
south
retiring
aldermen
considering
I
,
r
,
:
.
!
i
'
Now.
therefore
be
it
resolved
frontier.
cuffs.
Prospective
;
of
the
Manchurlan
seeking
re-election,
early
indica
by
the
Alaska
D
evelopment
reported
..
.
s;
1
nge
In
the
six-figure
Later
the
order
was
'
1
withdrawn.
Display
This
Afternoon
and
Evening
Exudes
Atmosphere
of
Locale
Local
Artist
Philosophizes
,
,
.
By
MIKE
HOLMAN.
Even
Johnny's
question
''Where
do
babies
come
from?"
is
not
so
profound
as
'"What
is
Art?"
I,
i
iw
ex
,
-
Board
in
official
meeting
assembled
at
Juneau.'
the
capital
t
lons
are
that
thr
should.
he
no
dearth
of
c"arif"?satejr
at
the
December
civic
.election
in
Prince
Rupert.
Latest
candidate
to
definitely
of
Alaska,
that
original
copies
EDENTED
PACT
of
this
resolution
of
apprecia
tion
after
the
same
shall
be
signed
by
.
all
members
of
the
;a
and
United
States
Are
SECOND
GENERATION
Sons
of
four
Canadian
admirals
are
attending
Lakefield.
Ont.,
preparatory
school
and,
as
part
of
their
curriculum,
are
sea
cadets
at
the
school's
R.C.S.C.C.
"St.
George."
At
top
Is
Gregor
Grant,
son
of
Vice-Admiral
H.
T.
W.
Grant,
Chief
of
Naval
Staff.
Others,
left
to
right,
are:
Michael
Houghton,
son
of
Rear-Admiral
F.
L.
Houghton
(retired).
Kit
Mainguy,
son
of
Rear-Admiral
E.
R.
Mainguy,
commanding
officer,
east
coast,
and
George
Jones,
son
of
the
late
Vice-Admiral
G.
C.
Jones,
former
chief
of
naval
staff.
(CP
PHOTO)
Board
be
sent
to
E.
T.
Appie-whaite
and
Aubrey
Simmons."
.
The
answer
to
;What
is
Art?"
may
be
found
in
the
Civic
Centre
at
Miss
Jeanne
Faure's
display
of
28
autumn
landscapes.
Her
exhibit
will
be
shown
this'
announce
himself
is
T.
Norton
Youngs,
who
has
already
had
two
years'
aldermanlc
experience
and
has
long
been
active
in
var-
!
lous
forms
of
public
service,
par-
i
ticularlv
the
Civic
Centre.
Mr.
!
mating
Defence
Resources
and
Friday
afternoon
and
evening.
Youngs
this
morning
authorized
!
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
Can-
will
will
Although
the
public
be
DIVORCES
the
Dally
News
to
announce
his
candidature.
-
,
i
ada
and
the
United
States,
in
an
i
unprecedented
move,
formally
COMING
UP
British
People
lauded
by
King
LONDON
(J
The
speech'
from
the
Throne
at
the
prorogation
of
Parliament
today
commended
the
Britfctfi
people's
sacrifices
for
the
nation's
economic
re
f
'-Thousands
of
LOCAL
PRICE
OF
GAS
IS
DROPPED
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
;
Toronto
1,
Detroit
0
New
York
1.
Boston
1
(tie)
Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
8,
Tacoma
5.
f
lining
up
for
the
Flash
"overnment'a
last
F
divorces.
the
soul
of
mankind;
to
Impress
them
that
there
is
something
higher
than
the
struggle
for
existence;
something
more
dependable
than
mortality,"
Miss
Faure
believes.
Extreme
modernism
is
scorned
by
Miss
Faure,
trained
in
the
realistic
schools
of
Holland
and
Italy.
IDEA
OF
MODERN
MUSIC
"If
I
could
draw
cats
I
would
draw
a
cat
on
a
table
plucking
a
violin
and
seven
tom-cats
ber
agreed
today
to
co-ordinate
their
resources,
skills
and
economies
for
"common
defence"
of
both
countries.
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
said
the
agreement
marks
a
new
advance
in
peacetime
economic
co-operation.
The
agreement
provides
for
inspired
by
these
oils,
climaxing
over
50
years
of
painting
experience
by
the
artist,
these
canvasses
do
not
give
away
the
answer
to
"What
is
Art?"
The
spectator
must
take
It.
To
take
the
Inspiration
from
a
canvas,
let
the
taker
he
as
still
as
the
Telkwa
forest
where
Miss
Faure
has
stood
painting
for
the
past
two
months.
Let
the
spectator
enjoy
.
the
colors
of
the
trees;
let
him
feel
the
thought
of
the
changing
skies
and
reflecting
waters
that
Miss
Faure
loves
to
paint.
Moon
icated
divorce
has'
"bout
$205-a
lux-wuld
not
afford
frnmenfs
new
legal
Announcement
was
received
in
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
of
a
reduction
of
810c
per
gallon
In
the
price
of
gasoline,
the
local
drop
following
one
earlier
in
the
week
in
the
south.
The
new
price
here
will
be
40
210c
for
premium
and
P
provides
free
law
'
ONLY
ONE
WASHINGTON
President
Truman
has
no
information
that
th
Russians
have
ever
produced
more
than
one
atomic
explosion,
he
said
today.
He
told
a
press
conference
the
only
atomic
explosion
in
Soviet
Russia
was
September
23
last
year.
38
210c
for
regular,
unless,
an
even
figure
is.
adpoted.
The
drop
is
applicable
to
all
methods
of
delivery.
.
'
.
Canada
has
diplomatic
or
consular
representations
in
35
countries.
,
common
supply
of
strategic
ma
covery.
It
cited
the
"generous
help"
from
Canada
and
the
United
States
as
contributing
to
the
upturn
in
Britain's
fortunes.
The
speech,
read
by
the
Kin?,
reported
great
improvement
in
the
balance
of
overseas
trade,1
notably
with
North
America.
'
n'
poor
and
cheap
"""'sons
of
'
modest
terials
through
an
Interchange
of
technical
knowledge
and
crea
Mi
Drought
a
flood
;es
'fom
Britons
'orces.
tion
of
allocation
and
priority
controls.
light
sketches,
a
favorite
with
the
artist,
are
shown
in
charcoal
and
crayons.
She
explains
the
striking
clar
low
yowling
that-is
my
idea
or
modern
music,"
said
Miss
Faure,
who
feels
the
same
about
painting.
1
:
"In
Holland
a
lady
brought
a
painting
of
pink
and
white
spots
to
my.
studio.
She
said
that
it
was
called
'Mother's
Love.'
I
have
no
use
for
this
modern,
painting.
"If
people's
can't
understand
the
work,
what's
the
use
of
do
W
MOVE
ALARMS
ASIA
CAPITALS
ity
found
in
the
water
of
a
Telkwa
painting
by
saying:
"I
looked
so
long
at
that
reflection
that
It
should
be
clear."
I
-
WEATHER
-
Perhaps
because
Miss
Faure
Chinese
Reds
always
completes
her
work
In
Synopsis
J
.
'IIJ
V'S
S
I
if
K
S
An
intense
Pacific
storm
lies'
.
1
J1-JSX
1
kJ
kJ
1
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ViVO
.
,
p
Evidence'
cu
MfL!
.
I
T
"
400
miles
west
or
tne
uregon
h-.
t.M
C
5
the
outdoors,
winter
-or
summer,
Is
why
there
Is
the
authentic
air
and
almost
the
smell
of
woods
found,
in
her
paintings.
uiina
Aid
coast
this
morning
and
Is
ex
nect.ed
to
move
through
Wash
Marching
4
.
"When
.
I'm
painting
I
don't
An
armv
snnVni.
tVIHuv
rvtnhpr
27.
1950
ing
it?
Painting
takes
time,
we
must
bite
hard
before
we
get
to
the
fruit
inside-
"Many
times
I
despair
at
my
work
but
I
keep
on
working.
I
have
learned
from
experience,
that
at
those
times
I
am
usually
doing
my
best
work.
"Nature
expresses
Beauty:
so
if
I
can
make
people
aware
oi
'that
I
am
content.
I
don't
set
'
out
to
teach
in
my
pictures.'
feel
the
cold
but
stay
there
all
'there
Is
nolHIuh
2:02
19.5
feet
day
with
my
lunch.
I've
worked
'
Wn
or
overt
sud-I
13:51
21.5
feet
in
the
middle
of
winter
with
a
Bevcourt
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Canadian
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Smelters
121.00
Con
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Phi.
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7:49
(.1
ieei,
BERLIN
(CP)
-
The
Russians
announced
today
that
Chinese
Communist
forces
had
crossed
water
bottle
at
my
feet,"
says
Miss
Faure
who
studies,
nature.
r,ai"starmv"M
.,!
20:25
3.3
feet
ington
tonight.
Gale
winds
are)
looked
for
In
waters
adjacent
to
southern
end
Vancouver
Island
i
but
rainfall
Is
not
expected
to
be
I
heavy.
The
storm
will
move
east
of
the
coast
Friday
morning
followed
by
fresh
westerly
winds
and
some
clearing.
Northevr
parts
of
the
province
will
not
be
affected
but
there
will
be
show-prs
in
the
southern
Interior
to-'
"The
altitude
Is
so
different
""m
captured
In!
neir
Onione
was
in
munlst
prisoner
asserted
three
even
between
Prince
Rupert
and
East
Sullivan
8.45
There
Is
a
difference
between
Tibet's
frontier
early
Telkwa
It
is
more
lively
at
;
thoughts
and
the
thoughts
m.ii
1
1-
linn
tnnA
tone
I
J
a
eaMnltorm
as
wa'
Red
Chinese
battalions
were
at-
Telkwa,
this
changes
the
niti
eso
rv,
tacking
Kepunuc
oi
vmc
kvh.
of
the
picture-
Tuesday.
It
was
the
first
word
that
Chinese
Reds
had
B..
Division
elements
east
oi
un-jong.
Another
of
those
captured
sntH
7nnnn
Chinese
Reds
had
that
the
scenery
or
stumps,
might
give
me.
It
is
what
God
wills:
so
many
,
of
us
like
to
think
that
God
needs
a
helping
hand.
Continued
on
page
7)
actually
entered
Tibet.
Giant
Yellowknlfe
....
6.75
God's
Lake
33
Hardrock
.29
Harrlcana
09
Heva
94
Jacknlfe
07
Jollet
Quebec
.
.
-98
Lake
Rowan
09
Lapasko
Va
LitUe
Long
Lac
41
se
Com-
crossed
into
North
Korea.
morrow.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Changeable
sKles
today
and
Friday
Little
change
in
temperature.
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
"I
have
now
realized
how
much
there
Is
to
see
beauty
is
everywhere.
You
must
open
your
soul
to
life,
you
can't
just
look
at
a
thing
and
value
it
coldly
.
.
.
you
must
feel
Instinctively
what
it
is.
Then
express
something
definite,
not
just
globs
of
paint.
"Art's
task
Is
to
strengthen
The
Peiplng
radio
yesterday
announced
that
Chinese
Communist
forces
from
South
China
had
been
ordered
to
advance
to
Tibet.
The
Chinese
Reds
have
been
hinting
at
an
invasion
for
sev
Joint
Recital
Lynx
15
Yi
Cheques
cashed
against
Indi-:
vidual
accounts
by
Canadians
in
the
month
of
July
amounted
to
$8101
million.
-
,
.
-
.
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
40
and
4;
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
35
and
4d.
.
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(today)
P.
Luig
I
bi
va
-mm
Hedley
Mascot
.38
,
Pacific
Eastern
5
Vas
Pend
Oreille
8.50
,
Pioneer
2.30
Premier
Border
.06
Privateer
84
Reeves
McDonald
3.85
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
..
120
Silbak
Premier
34
Vananda
,
.09
Salmon
Gold
.03
Silver
Standard
2.20
Western
Uranium
83
Oils
.
.
'
Anglo
Canadian.
4.80
A
P
Con
.44
Atlantic
2.55
Calmont
.95
C
&
E
8.00
Central
Leduc
2.85
Home
Oil
14.25
.
Mercury
....
.14
Pacific
Pete
7.70
Princess
'
.55
Royal
Canadian
v
.11
Va
Toronto
.'
Athona
.09
Aumaque
33V4
Seattle
.68
eral
months.
The
Radio
Pelping
broadcast
that
the
Chinese
Reds
were
moving
on
Tibet,
mid-Asian
country
seldom
seen
by
white
men.
said
that
the
purpose
of
WORLD
FAMOUS
CELLIST
Walsof,
P.
Diack,
Mrs.
L.
Smith,
Miss
T.
Smith.
W.
L.
Carver,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Robertson,
A.
Ecklund,
F.
Archer,
G.
A.
Beare,
R.
Laplante
To
Sandspit
(today)
G.
A.
Gerrv.
J.
Fossum,
C.
Jones,
T.
lviaxim
Schapiro-
the
Chinese
Communist
advance
was
"to
free
3,000,000
Tibetans
from
imnerlal
agression."
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.20
'
McKenzie
Red
Lake
..
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.40
Moneta
30
Negus
96....
Noranda
73.00
Louvlcourt
-24
Pickle
Crow
1-80
Regcourt
06
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
23
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.55
Steep
Rock
....
5.25
Sturgeon
River
16
Silver
Miller
92
Upper
Canada
2.00
Golden
Manltou
.:
6.0i
EMINENT
RUSSIAN
PIANIST
TRADES
AND
LABOR
COUNCIL-
urges
all
'
'
POLL
TAX
PAYERS
To
register
on
the
CIVIC
VOTERS'
LIST
Mtlburn,
Miss
R.
Colllnson,
Miss
M
Collinson
NTRE,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
26
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
F
Archer.
H.
Ayling.
D.
Dos
-
8:30
P.M
fiCKETa
.
well,
Mrs.
Van
Wallingham,.R.
The
grave
news
of
possible
new
Communist-inspired
war
in
Asia,
this
time
on
the
opposite
side
of
China
from
Korea,
swept
Asian
capitals.
The
federal
government
issues
more
than
1,800,000
baby
bonu3
cheques
monthly.
before
the
deadline
on
i
wb
Svlvester.
Mr.
Knott.
251
N
te)0
nl
ORMES
AND
CIVIC
CENTRE
,
.
Opnpra
Admission
SI.
29
From
Sandspit
(yesterday)
Mrs.
H.
Lund,
C.
Giddings,
A.
Rivett.
8tud
fnts
50c,
(Tax
Included)
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