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"Prince
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Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PH0IIE81
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
169
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
21.
1950
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Of
United
Nations
mm
m
iigilils
Now
Essential
3Iust
Be
Driven
Back
By
Force
Of
Imnists
s
If
Prestige
And
Influence
Is
Maintained
Jnce
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
heard
a
0
ASIATIC
FOOTHOLD
v
I
By
Bip
Pares
'.V
Y
'
1
COMMUNIST
STATES
11
AIRFIELDS
SOVIf.T
NAVAL
BASES
Wri
f
V-V
;
u
analysis
of
the
new
international
crisis
old
friend
whom
the
chairman
described
as
Lssive
thinker
and
a
fine
orator.
.
I,
speaker
was
Harry
G.
Perry,
publisher
of
.
I
-r-v
!
IT
--
1
i
Negro
Troops
Score
:
First
Real
Victory
For
American
Force
Impartant,
Rail
And
Highway
City
Of
Yechon
Ilccaptured
General
Still
Missing
'
WITH
THE
UNITED
STATES
INFANTRY
TASK
FORCES
IN
SOUTH
KOREA
(CP)
United
States
Negro
troops
today
drove
North
Korean
communists
out
of
Yechon
and
occupied
that
rail
arid;
highway
city.
It
was
the
first
sizeable
American
nee
Rupert
uany
wews
ana
iormer
minister
r
,
!,..,
oi
hat
not
shaking
as
ire-
F006
PRICES
MOUNTING
NEW
YORK
Cokt
of
living,
within
the
past
week,
has
kept
climbing.
Foods
mentioned
include
coffee
and
sugar,
lard,
pepper.
It
has
been
stated
that
if
the
range
of
Increasing
costs
-
grows
wider,
It
may
ail
result
In
controls
or
rationing.
IN
"DUCK"
TO
AZORES
these
days
as
he
once
has
lost
none
oi
nis
facility-
rry
chose
to
speak
on
Shock
and
Dilemma
"'
'
...
stern
World."
He
took
in
the
course
of
his
to
analyze
the
causes
rations
of
the
current
ground
victory
in
the
Korean
war.
The
Negro
doughboys
enpt-.
mi
oui
oi
me
ivih
L-iin
at
the
policy
of
ap-
"Coastguard"
Is
Adopted
it
In
respect
to
Russia
j
abandoned
and
the
of
containing
Russia
of
strath
was
f
adin
;,
,
ured
Yechon
after
a
19-hour
battle,
which
began
yesterday,
afternoon
.and
ended
shortly
after
dawn
today.
Casualties
were
light..
-
Extent
of
enemy
losses
was
unknown.
Yechon
is
80
miles
northeast
of
Taejon
and
55
miles
north
of
k
made
the
strlklnjj
h
that
mere
with-
Co-ordination
Of
Marine
HALIFAX
Ben
Carlin
and
his
Boston
born
wife
have
put
to
sea
again
in
their
"amphibious
duck"
it
was
learned
today.
They
are
apparently
heading
for
the
Asores.
Tim
la
the
third
time
that
they
have
tried
to
cross
the
ocean.
The
first
two
times
ended
in
failure.
.
ORDERS
FOR
CANADA
OTTAWA
President
Truman's
multi
billion
dollar
arms
program
is
expected
to
spill
over
into
Canada
and
place
Canadian
Industries
at
work
on
orders
running
into
many
millions
of
dollars,
authoritative
sources
maid
today.
It
is
felt
here
that
Canada's
post-war
ambition
to
get
the
peacetime
equivalent
of
the
war-lime
Hyde
Park,
arm-
the
Russian-support-1
anlsta
In
Korea
to
the
.
Search
.And
Rescue
System
Is1
Taegu.
Tote
at
Yechon
was
a
far
ihth
parallel
would
not
'
Perry
sees
show
of
force
peces-
Plan
"here
was
no
alterna-
gary
against
Communism
in
If
the
United
Nations
Korea.
.
'
,'.'.
'
rove
its
strength
and
-
-
L
OTTAWA
P
The
government,
ruling
out
any
special
new
enasl.euard
for
Canada.
todPV
j
announced
that
the
Royal
Cuna-jdian
Air
Force
is
going
to
co
Its
prestige,
but
to;
Invaders
back
by
force
iry
In
arms.
j
rry
asserted
that
the
i
now
come
for
the
Churchill
Sees
War
Unlikely
different
story
from
the
past
few
dark
days
when
gallant
but
outnumbered
24th
Division
soldiers
battled
,
the
-surging
Reds
farther
west
as
United
Nations
forces
traded
space
for
time.
Meanwhile
the
battered
21th
Division
dug
into
new
defence
positions
today
as
North
Korea's
Red
horde,
reluctant
to
move
without
tanks,
failed
to
follow
up
its
victory
at
Taejon
though
It
appeared
posed
tnt
ordinate
a
"general
maane
search
and
rescue
system"
.nut
I
rk
i
rT
r
in
tr
rM-cii
irtv
i
JtA
r
b-5?-Z
lotions
to
show
that
It
I
;
will
be
able
to
call
on
more
than
200
government
operated
sMps
e
than
an
idealistic
BATH.
England
Former
dged
to
the
peace
and
prime
Minister
Winston
already
in
service.
Defence
Minister
Claxto.i
and
k
of
mankind
but
tlut
Churchill
doe
not
believe
an-
Integration
plan
with
the
U.S.
Is
nearer
fruition
today
than
at
any
time
in
recent
years.
TOWN
DESTROYED
TOKYO
American
and
British
ships
hiive
destroyed
i
Transport
Minister
Chevriot
ts-
capable
of
enforcing
other
world
war
'
is
Imminent.
I
He
thinks
United
States
will
and
f
1
a
nlcTnl
i
sued
a
joint
statement
app'.ying
new
f
rontal
to
lacilities
for
life-saving
at
sea
!
thrusts.
This
map
shows
the
area
of
hostilities
in
the
Korean
theatre
of
war.
Amencan
and
South
Korean
ground
forces,
supported
by
United
Nations
naval'
and
air
bombardment
of
enemy
communications,
fighj,
to
maintain
on,
the
mainland
a
foothold
from
which
the
North
Korean
invaders
can
be
forced
back
to
Parallel
38.
Un
ited
Nations
troops
reinforcements
crossing
the
Pacific,
with
sea
and
air
support,'
are.
now
unloading
at
Pusan
in
South
Korea.
.
essential
that
this
be
prevent
conflict.
Mr.
Churchill
Vserted
Mr.
Perry.
received
the
freedom
of
the
city
,
It
Indicated
no
i
on
'both
coasts.
Superior
numbers
o
Commun-
ise,
there
would
be
a
of
Bath,
effect
not
only
upon
'
.steps
to
nuiia
new
snips
oui
;
lst
UnkR
lnfantrvmen
and
4raheT
Wtvhose-w)W-VitH8Wc
vurrias
oa
control
of
tae-
v-1
Issues
Claxton
is
of
Europe
and
Afiir!
:;
many
of
the
western
I
(and
idates
"'
Honored
For
War
Knitting
Jinto
a
co-ordinated
sysCfcm.
v
I
Jon
after
two
days
of
fierce
and
j
The
statement
said
the
nter-!
costly
"U
tack.
But
that
victory
j
departmental
committee
found
cost
them
at
least
twelve
tanica
,th
co-ordination
of,
.marine
all
knocked
out
by
the
new
'search
and
rescue
now
being
United
States
3.5-inch
rocket
'carried
out
by
R.OA.F.
rescue
launched
and
other
damaged.
7
chose
the
discusslo
)
U.S7Tolkl
Pricer7"
Wage
Controls
WASHINGTON
0
The
povi-hility
of
price
and
wage
con-tiols
In
the
United
States
was
discussed
today
by
Truman
administration
officials.
Congress
Korean
crisis
and
the
Call
To
Enlist
For
P.N.E.
nal
situation
arising
as
being
the
most
restlved
,'imes
the
sad
mother's
news
of
his
Object
of
the
day
and
.,.
,
...
.
.
Late
in
the
day
the
Commun-
from
centres
at
Terrace
To
Have
Two
Labor
co-ordination
ists
had
failed
to
launch?
Vancouver
"basically
Dav
Day
Celebration
Celebrafon
Planned
runnel
t
,
Halifax
and
expected
on
stron,ajm
men
also
demanded
action
to
death
In
Newbattle,
av
w-wcicuce
wnmwi
P-uiar
Interest
ti
Scotland,
j
ninetieth
i
take
profits
out
of
the
Korean
the
celebrated
her
hlri.hrinv
Fehruarv
24.
!
TERRACE
A
special
meeting
;
rewmmendatlons
in
order
that
united
states
defence
positions
in
the
hills
four
miles
southeast
'this
service
might
be
Improved
"
AIR
FASShNGERS
war.
Most
demands
came
in
tho
form
of
proposals
for
early
enactment
of
an
excess
profits
tax
aimed
at
profiteering.
King
Returns
To
Throne
Tomorrow
BRUSSELS
W)
King
Leopold
is
expected
to
return
to
his
throne
tomorrow
and
today
str6ng
security
measures
the
.
east
Korean
town
of
-Yongdok
by
gunfire.
Yongdok
is.
the
eitr
-Mixed
by
Korean
Communists
in
a
drive
on
the
sspply
port.
Pusafl,
95
miles
to
the
south.
-
SILVERBERO
WINS
i
SASKATOON
Doug
Silver-berg,
Red
Deer,
Alt.,
Thursday
defeated
Laurie
Roland,
Vancouver.
In
the
IS
hole
play-off
for
the
Canadian
Junior,
golf
championship.
Silverberg
fired
75
over
the
par
70
course
against
Roland's
81.
BEVIN
NOT
LEAVING
LONDON
Prime
Minister
C.
R.
Attlee
denied
today
that
Ernest
Bevin
was
leaving
the
post
of
foreign
secretary.
The
decision
was
entirely
up
to
Air.
Bevin,
the
Trime
Minister
said,
and
he
had
not
stated
such
an
Intention.
It
has
been
rumored
that
Sir
Hartley
Sli.tw-cross
would
succeed
Mr.
Bevin.
DESTROYERS
BLACKED
OUT
OTTAWA
There
will
be
m
further
news
of
the
movemritts
of
three
Canadian
,
destroyers
dispatched
to
Korea,
unless
authorised
by
General
Douglas
MacArthur.
ho
prided
them-
Claxton
Thursday
night
Issued
a
keen
Interest
in
Inter-
caU
for
yun
Canadians
to
loin
affairs.
the
.
armed
forces..
.
Sollcitor-
a
grave
situation,
General
Lapointe
made
a
siml-t
new
epoch
In
one
of
lar
radio
appeal
for
new
recruit
historic
ages
of
clvlll-
in
an
address
over
the
Frenoh
network
of
the
CBC.
::'ight
have
been
greater
C
I
a
x
t
o
n
assured
listeners
I"
the
past,
declared
Canada's
accelerated
defence
lkpr,
but
never
had
program
"doesn't
mean
we
ex-n
sur-h
a
formidable
pect
another
world
war."
Clax-natlong
pledged
to
ton
said
the
Navy
plans
to
com-lld
'me
t(
material
mission
more
ships,
including
the
the
great
United
destroyers
Crescent
and
Crusad-
In
World
War
I
she
had
four
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
sons,
one
of
whom
was
killed
in
was
held
in
the
Bowling
Alleys
France
and
another
who
died
on
Thursday
evening
.
with
a
(
later
of
wounds
received.
(
good
attendance.
Vice-Prcsi-
Ehortly
after
World
War
II
aent
E.
S.
Sargent
presided.
The
the
press
carried
reports
of
two
meeting
was
called
to
make
elderly
ladles
who
knitted
600
pians
for
the
Labor
Day
cele
pair
of
sox
between
them.
Mrs.
Orations.
Simpson
was
one
of
them.
She
,
Kin
President
Joe
Schu
0v,
,t,
U
received
a
letter
of
congratula-i
.,
,
mwowh't
and
President
Elect
Bill
Osborne
Elizabeths
tions
from
Queen
were
taken
to
prevent
anti-
Elphinstone,
and
'"'u
ulKU
"B"0
UU1C
L
e
o
n
o
1
d
demonstrations,
I
sister,
Lady
o
Taejon.
Apparently,
the
Reds
are
without
tanks
now
and
are
awaiting
new
armor.
GENERAL
MISSING
If.
Whereabouts
of
Major
General
William
F.
Dean,
50-year-old
commander
of
the
24th
infantry
division.
Is
still
not
known'
at
the
United
States
command
post.
Efforts
to
locate,,
him
have,
so
far,
been
unavailing.
Dean
was
last
seen-fti'JJie.r
thick
of
battle
Thursday
night
passing
ammunition
to
k
bar
zooka
team
and
personally
leading
attacks
against
Com-
munist
tank
columns.
A
1
relief
column
is
now
trying
to
reach
Taejon
to
rescue
the
missing
general.
Late
reports
were
that
the
column
was
unable
to
break
through
to
the
city.
J
United
States
troops
havi;
pulled
out
of
strategic
Taejon
.
..r
war
against
er
on
the
west
coagt.
All
ships
will
be
brought
to
full
strength
I'inued
on
Page
4)
AIR
PASSENGERS
.
To
Vancouver
(today)
D.
Williamson,
Mr.
McNamee,.
Capt.
Purtell,
L.
Wright,
N.
Peters,
IL
Ansell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Horning,
Mr.
Montour,
Mrs.
G.
Jacobs,
William
Harvey.
,
To
Sandspit
(today)
W.
Rogers
J.
T.
Mclnnis,
G.
Llewellyn,
T,
Lahtinen,
J.
A.
Head.
From
Vancouver
(Thursday)
-J.
A.
Cliff.
Capt.
Purtell,
Sgt.
Lindsay,
C.
MacDonald,
R.
D.
van
der
Sluys
and
son,
W.
C.
Lyons,
A.
Findlay,
Mr.
McAsk-ili,
S.
Elchute.
A.
N.
Arrow-smith.
From
Sandspit
(Thursday)
The
production
of
Jet
fighters
Thousands
of
police
and
sold-
also
a
badge
from
ine
war
ui-lers
are
on
duty,
many
train-
fice.
She
was
very
proud
of
ed
for
riot
duty.
The
premier
j
tr.th.
She
"Just
thanked
the
and
cabinet
left
for
Geneva
to
.
I
ord
that
she
was
able
to
do
a
meet
the
King
and
accompany
little
for
the
boys
who
were
him
here.
doinj
so
much
for
her."
will
be
accelerated
i
States
ing
resulting
i
a
utLwwii
w
have
an
;
organkatlon
responsible
for
each
of
the
day's
activities
with
the
Civic
Centre
executive
to
oversee.
The
Kinsmen
will
plan
the
day's
events
and
take
charge
of
the
children's
sports
and
.the
danco.
The
Masons
will
handle
the
barbe;uc,
the
Orange
Lodge
the
logger's
sports
and
ball
game
the
I.O.O.F.
the
raffle,
the
r
cers
and
men.
The
Navy
summoned
several
?
Forces
TODAY'S
STOCKS
to
POTON
The
United
air
reserve
units
totalling
9,000
officers
and
30,000
men.
The
Army
issued
an
alert
to
a
number
of
regular
army
com-
9.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
to
(1'ourtrsjr
i
games
of
chance.
iirinp
Corps
announced
'l
was
calling
all
or-
land
taken
up
the
defence
in
rrve
bat
teams
around
the
.couniry
glound
unlts
t0
Mrs.
H.
Secord,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
McWilliams
and
two
children,
Miss
J.
Mather,
S.
Lavall
THE
WEATHUR
to
et
""
W
mOVe
W
"lB
'"l
n
Officials
said
these
Vancouver
Baj'9!ine
02
2
Bralorne
7.00
B
R.
Con
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
Harry
Gold
Is
Convicted
The
Canadian
Legion
boxing
will
be
handled
by
Nick
Schmel-ing
and
the
Civic
Centre
canteen
will
be
taken
care
of
by
the
Parent
Teachers
Association,
the
Catholic
Women's
totalled
about
4,700
offl-
East-
.
'
Bevcourt
W
:3oojo
-11
Buffalo
Canadian
16
Consol.
SiT.eltrs
102.00
Conwest
1-15
Donalda
-41
Eldona
28
East
Sullivan
,
..
,
66.75
Synopsis
League
and
the
Auxiliary
to
the
j
sunshine
and
.
really
positions
four
miles
to
the
southeast
Gen.
MacArthur's
official
communique
said
last
night.
A
Friday
communique
said
the
Americans
withdrew
at
midnight.
.
Fierce
street
fighting
'
raged
before
the
24th
Division
gave
np
Taejon,
leaving
the
city
ablaze.
The
Americans
were
forced
to
tall
back
because
of
flanking
and
infiltration
attacks,
which
left
their
positions
untenable
In
warm
temperatures
are
in
store
mittee
with
Mrs.
Newhouser,
for
the
Interior
and
the
lower
y
Giant
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PHILADELPHIA
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Harry
Gold
pleaded
guilty
Thursday
to
espionage
charges
and
was
committed
to
prison
to
await
sentence.
He
could
receive
the
death
penalty
for
turning
over
United
Rtntps
ntnmio
Kprrets
t.o
Russia.
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on
U.S.
by
Then
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Mascot
Pend
Oreille
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Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
...
Reno
Sheen
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Silver
Standard
Western
Uranium
..
coast
today
and
Saturday.
Around
Prince
Rupert
the
prospects
are
more
In
doubt
and
sunshine
there
today
may
give
way
to
showers
tomorrow
as
a
weak
storm
approaches
from
the
Pacific.
Forecast
God's
Lake
Kardrock
Harricana
Ilva
Hosco
Jacknlfe
Joliet
Quebec
I
the
city
of
150,000.
Concern
is
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UINOTON
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The
former
deDUtv
chief
of
United
States
I
The
research
r.hemlst
admitted
felt
in
Tokyo
that
further
withdrawals
may
be
necessary.
V
':1
"lllgence
says
the
Russian
Politburo
has
decided
to
move
ne
acted
between,
delivering
sec-
lne
United
States
before
1958.
Retired
Admiral
Ellis
s
makes
the
assrrtlnn
In
a
tinnlr
"Rphlnrf
Closed
Doors"
Mrs.
Christy
and
Mrs.
Cote
serving.
V
George
Peters
and
Sam
Kirk-aldy
will
be
bankers
for
the
day.
There
will
be
no
field
charge,
the
only
admissing
being
to
the
boxing
and
the
dance.
It
was
decided
to
keep
the
raffle
prizes
within
$500.
The
meeting
decided
to
sponsor
two
candidates
for
the
P.N.E.
contest
at
Prince
Rupert.
A
committee
was
formed
to
work
in
conjunction
with
the
girls'
soft-ball
team
to
select
the
candidates.
The
winners
will
be
chosen
at
the
girls'
Softball
danoi
which
will
be
held
in
the
Civio
rets
to
Klaus
Fuchs,
German
born
British
scientist
and
convicted
spy.
Lake
Rowan
1(1
Thursday.
'
Lapaska
,
-04
I
"las
says
the
Russian'
high
command
decided
on
war
Nion
of
the
polltburo
that
wound
up
at
5
a.m.
January
28,
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.10
.
North
Coast
Region
Sunny
I
today
and
cloudy
with
a
few
showers
tomorrow.
Extensive
fog
and
low
cloud
over
the
open
waters
both
days.
Light
wlnd3
Inrrpnslncr
to
southerly
(20
Meat
Price
Rise
Soon
To
Slacken
1
writes:
,
TVVi
strange
nocturnal
drama
was
described
tn
a
special
Saturday,
July
22,
1950
lce
report
to
which
we
gained
access
by
having
one
man
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Long
Lac
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Madsen
Red
Lake
McKenzle
Red
Lake
....
McLood
Cockshutt
....
Moneta
"Negus
Noranda
Louvlcourt
Pickle
Crow
Regcourt
overnight.
Lows
tonight
and
High
6:22
16.7
feet
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy,
.."
,
.18:48
19?
feet;
r.
.
t
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un
i
...
a
an
fi
l
fppt
TORONTO
)
A
steady
rises
in
meat
prices
during
the
last
several
months
Is
hitting
the
;
housewife's
budget.
However,!
young
colonel,
staff
member
of
Marshal
Voroshiiovs
ub-commlttee
within
the
polltburo.
This
young,
inform-red
escape
somehow
from
the
cantlvltv
of
his
momentous
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,
1
Calmont
"
Central
Letluc
Home
Oil
Mercury
.".
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canadian
....
Oni
and
62.
.1
12-an
6
6
feet
Centre
some
time
in
August.
'
Prevent
It
from
doing
ruinous
harm,
for
vyhlch
the
plan
the
committee
are
Mrs.
New
'
"'"-any
designed."
v
,
.
"
San
Antonio
-
2.70
the
rise
will
end
temporarily
in
the
next
few
weeki,
with
the
normal
seasonal
dip,
packers
said
today.
The
increase
has
caused
a
drop
in
demand
and
turned
housewives
to
substl-
DANCE
.22
1.87
houser,
Mrs.
Campbell
and
Mis.
J.
Gordon.
Plans
for
the
drive
for
funds
;
are
under
way
and
the
campaign
j
will
be
opened
by
Mr.
B.
R.
Dodds
:
and
Mrs.
Kirkaldy
who
will
spend
i
the
first
day
canvassing
all
the
Senator
Rouyn
.
Sherrit
Gordon
EVERY
FRIDAY'
NITE
Oddfellows
Hall
Royalite
12.00
Toronto
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
MANSON
TROPHY
SERIES
Gcnerol
Motors
vs.
Canadian
Legion
7
p.m.
'
Steep
Rock
'
40
.
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'Athona
Aumaque
.79
Silver
Miller
.10
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.45
tutes.
The
price
doosu
i
,
trlbuted
to
the
United
States;
demand.
j
Upper
Canada
195
Beattle
Dusinesses
m
luwu.