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i
i-Kiwct,
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
8,"
1950
v.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT3
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mm
w
am
Mill
V
X
Solemn
Message
''P
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i4m-.
To
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tion
Delivered
-
-
:
Krigade
Being
Raised
for
Service
in
Korea
i
or
Elsewhere
Required
.
OTTAWA,
(CP)
-Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Lau
rent,
in
a
solemn
and
historic
message
to
the
country
Monday
night
announced
that
Canada
is
forming
a
special
Army
brigade
primarily
for
Korea
and
said
that
defence
production
is
being
stepped
up
over
a
wide
field
of
vital
equipment.
He
told
the
people
that
Parliament
will
be
recalled
r
T7
-
within
six
or
seven
weeks
or
ear-1
ef
f
ective
strength.
-1
Her
if
necessary
to
-approve
ex
The
objective,
Mr
St.
Laurent
pansion
and
acceleration
of
Canada's
defence
program.
Authoritative,
quarters
indic
emphasized,
was
not
to
"make"'
but
to
"prevent"
war.
"Our
best
chance
to
prevent
war
is
to
build
up
Joint
strength
.
n'!MIDDlE
EAST
(
,0
5
1
.-gV
jvin
union
u
GUlV).
'
fgC
JES?
ated
that
the
special
session
will
ce
asKeu
to
give
tne
government.
.Hh
nrt
Hptrminsitinn
'
riwcr
to
5enu
a
new
brigade
j
the
prtme
Minlstrr
declared.
"We
three
battalions
of
Infantry
and
owe
,t
to
ourseives
to
do
cvery-suppcrtin?
arms,
about
5.000
tWng
t0
preVent
a
third
men
In
all-to
Korea
or
else-
war
j
h
ftnd
t,,ust
we
where,
wherever
it
will
best
wm
lucceed
service
to
search
.
for
peace
through
United
police
action
.
ftinsi.
j'RRression.
The
brigade
will
not
be
fully
trained
until
early
next
year.
Cabinet
will
decide
the
destination
on
the
basis
of
the
International
situation
which
may
Chatham
Inspected
a
S10N
BY
PROXY
Korea
U
the
first
case
of
Russian
aggression
by
proxy
that
is,
aggression
by
the
Russian-armed
.
.
n
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.
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....
l
nnnto-
Kn
r
.
...
invntUA
T?
Ilcda
breed
out
of
Korea.
lan-trame?
lorces
oi
a
rtussian
Baieimc,
which
aims
n-Mriiuni(ftusiojjnacui
umuuv
v
....u..v
lid
diulcmatlcally.
Similar
actions,
indicated
in
this
map
by
stippled
arrows,
are
possible
in
Europe
and
Asia.
In
neither
It
is
indicated
that
the
ex-
Eight
officers
and
from
16
to
paneled
defence
program
Willi
18
men
of
HMCS
Chatham,
RCN
FiRST
INDIAN
SHIP
First
Indian
vessel,
flying
tne
f.ag
of
the
Republic
of
India,
to
enter
Montreal
harbor
is
shw
The
Jalakala,
a
10,000-ton
vessel
later
sailed
for
Bomr.
a
cargo
of
Canadian
products.
She
carried
an
all-Indi
under
the
command
of
a
Briton,
Capt.
N.
D.
'Andersot
(CP
8dd
subsantlally
to
Canada's
here
a
certainty
that
the
existing
local
defence
of
the
free
nations
Is
adequate
to
meet
even
this
limited
clanger,
only
iliiwn
frontier
would
Russia
have
to
mov
openly
In
order
to
conquer.territory
by
military
means.
On
the
other
hand,
ove,
as
the
inset
glob
shows,
would
bring
Russia
to
t
he
shores
of
the
Indian
Ocean
and
neatly
sever
connections
be-ist
and
West.
It
might
become
a
distinct
threat
once
the
resources
of
the
Western
Powers
were
fully
cngagd
In
a
'I
local
wars.
(Rt,
turned
out
for
Inspection
by
Capt.
H.
L.
Qulnn,
director
of
naval
reserves,
and
Cdr.
W.
record
defence
bill
of
$125,000,-000
this
year.
,
(The
Canadian
Army
today
Issued
a
call
for
recruits
of
of
Charles,
assistant
director.
In
addition
there
were
nine
on
par
;
Standing'
By
ficers
and
men
lor
active
serv-
ade
of
the
permanent
staff
of
Women's
Channel
ite.
A
full
page
advertisement
j
HMCS
Chatham.
of
the
appears
on
Page
five
Officers
on
parade
were
Lt.
Assembly
i
n'tWorry'fvlacArthurTellsTruman
Record
Smashed
Daily
News.).
Rf
CRt'ITING
WEDNESDAY
I
1
Cdr.
J.
D.
McRae,
captain;
Lt.
Geo.
Brown,
W.
Smith,
C.
Smith,
f
'
Recruiting
of
the
new
brigade
J.
Good,
Ned
McLeod
and
Warrant
Engineer
Eric
Liversidge.
will
commence
Wednesday.
Heady
lo
I.
.
Arl
Kl
"
4
1
ir
!r
'
InlnrnAunrnmnn
Primarily
intended
for
Korea,
it
Chaplain
Rev.
Basil
Prockter
was
,
SOUTH
FOLKESTONE,
?
Florence
Chadwick,
.
San
Diego
i
swimmer,
landed
here
today
after
a
record
smashing
crossing
!
will
be
available
for
any
effective
also
present.
-
use
me
umm
nauons
ur
uic
au
wh-".!
oy
""cs
f
f.
Fnelih
Channel
First
Atlantic
Pact
nations.
1
Capt.
Quinn
pointed
out
that
the
j
ie.
the
JZZ.
reports
said
she
made
cross
u
l--.
a
ii
I
Kflr
pv
p
flnnen
r
Without
special
recruiting,
Mr.
1
extreme
east
and
west
divisions
St.
Laurent
said
that
it
might
wumer-AnacKs
ror
innusiry
OTTAWA
h
Prime
Minister
Inlergovernmenl
Parley
Planned
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
indicated
Monday
that
developments
on
the
international
front
will
not
interfere
with
plans
for
Dominion
endanger
current
defences
were
a
brigade
to
have
bvn
sent
to
hile
Communisls
Continue
to
Cross
Xaktong
llivcr
to
North
at
St.
Johns,
Nfid.,
and
at
Prince
Rupert
were
the
smallest.
He
said
that
this
year
was
the
first
year
there
had
been
a
naval
division
at
St.
Johns.
He
was
pleased
with
the
turn-cut
iast
night.
A
great
number
of
reservists
were
unable
to
be
on
parade
as
they
were
out
with
fishing
boats.
ing
in
13
hours,
22
minutes.
The
women's
record,
set
in
1926
by
Gertrude
Ederle,
was
14
hours,
f
31
minutes.
Shirley
May
France,
17-year-old
Somerset,
Mass.,
swimmer,
was
removed
from
the
water,
ending
her
second
-unsuccessful
attempt
to
swim
the
channel.
She
was
eight
miles
offshore
when
pulled
from
the
water.
P'O
(CP)
Hcf-pite
new
threats
on
the
war
LAKE
SUCCESS
'tf
SecreUry
General
Trygve
Lie
said
Monday
that
the
59-member
United
Nations
General
Assembly
can
be
called
Into
extra-ordinary
'
session
on
24
hours
notice
In
the
event
of
any
new
aggression..
He
would
not
hesitate-
to
call
such
a
meeting
if
he
considered
it
necessary.
At
the
same
time
it
was
disclosed
that
the
Dominican
Republic
has
put
the
question
of
Franco
Spain
on
the
provisional
agenda
of
the
fifth
regular
session
of
the
General
Assembly
opening
September
19.
.
The
republic
wants
to
remove
the
ban
against
sending
.ambassadors
and
missions
to
Madrid
.
This
ban
was
voted
In
December,
OTTAWA
0"
An
historic
Korea.
Canada-United
States
meeting)
"We
feel
that
the
present
situa-to
map
out
a
Joint
industrial
j
tlon
calls
for
something
immedl-
'
blue
sprint
K
for
the
war
started
,the
PfrimenlSteJ
'Therefore,
lt
had
been
decided
todav-
to
start
recruitment
immediately
Industrial
planners"
from
both
f0r
the
special
force.
countries
filed
into
the
Senate!
Young,
fit
men
were
desired
provincial
conferences.'
'neral
Douglas
MacArthur
today
continued
W.
C.
Shovar,
McBride,
who
i
m
optimistic
view
of
the
Korean
situation.
iflent
Truman
not
to
worry.
We
are
confid-t
the
situation
over
here,"
MacArthur
told
ill
Harriman,
the
president's
special
adviser
railway
committee
room
in
the
!
ana
as
many
veterans
as
pos
Bible.
has
been
visiting
his
daughter
and
son-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Parllamcnt
buildings
to
approve
Mr.
St.
Laurent
also
announc-
Mr.
St.
Laurent
told
a
press
conference
that
jio
date
had
yet
been
set
for
a
general
conference
tentatively
slated
for
September
or
October
but
federal
and
provincial
representatives
will
meet
here
on
schedule
August
11
to
renew
discussions
on
formula
for
makjng
constitutional
amendments.
A.
C.
for
the
week,
a
sei
oi
pi
mum
win....
ed
,ans
to
acCeierate
produc-
ZJl!!'
Stegavig,
past
pynertPd
will
release
millions
of
.
iv,..
,
leaves
by
motor
tomorrow
on
his
"lairs.
Harriman
rc
--I
"
i
wvsu
v
lev
a
agn
wi,
iaiK.it
Washington
today
af-
return
to
the
interior.
dollars
worth
of
United
States
aircraft
engines,
naval
vessels.
1946.
'-oay
visit
that
took
front.
.
j
itioiu
forces
resumed
!
atta:k
on
the
blaz-
i
Karca
front
today
1
war
orders
to
Canadian
plants,
armaments,
radar
and
other
The
meeting
was
closed
to
the
J
and
were
placed
at
public
guards
j
gltuation
m
Korea
had
d.
Arrests
In
B.C.
Robbery
the
doors
to
Keep
tne
cunou.
teriorated
and
Parliamentary
i
north,
Red
tro
ins
across
the
Nnktm
George
Frifzell
Is
Gravely
III
away.
action
would
be
required.
As
Entering
the
Chamber
were
soon
as
possible,
therefore,
after
n
ono
V
nA
hfian
f
nrm
ill
o
toH
for
!rom
thn
,
WINNIPEO
OiWinlneB
police
,tv,
trorrv
.t
J.
w
farm
rhael.
chairman
Ktnino
ih.,;,
.
n.-
on
Monday
arrcstea
three
men
:
Having
suffered
his
fourth
Harry
nresentation.
Parliament
would1
Wednesday,
August
9,
1950
the
Naklon"
River
who
are
wanted
by
British
Col-
stroke
In
nine
years.
George
".m
be
called-withln
six
or
seven
High
11:12
15.0
feet
rknrssfor
ah
at
umbla
authorities
In
a
$9,000
Frteell.
dean
of
local
pioneers
and
mu
nltl.
Puc
co"
WWks
or
possibly
earlier.
!
22.33
17.9
feet
thKorea-'provw:-robbery
of
the
Bank
of
Novaland
one
of
the
best
known
and
ord
n
'atrdBnre
No
time
had
been
lost
and
Low
4:43
6.3
feet
S
links
with
the
Word
War.
He
presided
at
the
.
16:27
i0
8
feet
Jnd
key
Scotia
at
Malllardvlile
on
July,
most
popular
meang
We
was
oi
U,
American
n
are
WiUlam
Sir-
ear.
"M,
CvM
Sy
to
Increase
Canada's'
uiou.sancls
arc
man,
ii,
oi
i---.
-
-
.nma
,h
n
Pirrre.
associate
deputy
-'f
r
'he
rar
side
of
the
toba:
Peter
Zarabin,
24
Arran,
innn
uis
t
.-"""
trade
and
commerce.
'""d
troops
roiling
up.
Sask.,
and
John
Sorta,
21.
bc-
Skeena
River
and
today
lies
un-
minister
of
J
conscious
and
critically
ill
at
-charged
with
stockpiling
of
.
n
.
r.
........
.
1
MrtC
nnnrU'a
ft
1
t
(VT
I
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VJUT
ITiat-.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Unknown
Wins
zC.tJ
Light
Crown
WASHINGTON
W
-
Charley
Salas,
relatively
unknown
Mexican-Italian
'welterweight
frtm
Phrenix,
outfought
and"
out-punched
Ike
Williams,
world
lightweight
champion
Monday
night
to
win
the
unanimous
ten
round
decision.
It
was
WilJlmS'
second
straight
defeat
in
a
month.
Williams
weighed.'lS
Salas
was
seven
pounds
heavier.
Defence
Minisferp
Talking
Tonighl
OTTAWA
Hon
.
Brooke
Clax-ton,
Minister
of
National
Defence,
and
the
Chief
of
the
General
Staff,
Lieutenant-General
Charles
Foulkes,
will
discuss
recruiting
for
the
Canadian
Army
special
force
tonight
on
the
CBC
Trans-CmiAda
network
from
9
to
9:15
P.D.T.
(Courtrsy
8.
O.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
ine
1'nnce
Kupt
iu
unciai
j
inrtuij
vb.
pital.
rials.
Mrs.
Frlzzell
Is
to
be
brought.
tast
cuist
1000
Rc:l
lleved
to
be
fiom
Winnipeg,
-ucrillas
are
reporting
.
Two
of
the
men
were
arrested
ithin
five
miles
of
the
in
a
hotel
room
where
$2,500
was
'tes
beachhead
at
found.
Another
was
arrested
as
,
,
he
entered
the
room.
Bobjo
.ioi'i
Buffalo
Canadian
17V2
Consol.
Smelters
106.25
THE
WEATHUR
Synopsis
slipped
through!
to
the
city
from
tne
oKeeim
River
tomorrow.
Son,
Howard
Frlzzell
Is
arriving
by
air
tomorrow
from
Chicago.
Son.
I
;"
is
an
east
coast
le
American
trnniw
France
fs
A
weak
storm
that
was
;e.e
weeks
a!io.
Allied!
Douglas
"
pected
to
bring
some
rain
to
the
yesterday
afternoons
plane,
.
,
,hllrniM
Con
west
1-28
Donalda
,
40
Eldona
-23
East
Sullivan
6.80
cutting
lShort
a
business
trip
to
jM
WMt
vanz-nnvpii
Dauchter
wi
r
S.I
...
,
,.,
STUDIES
CANADA
Currently
touring
Canada
to
study
health
and
welfare
is
Dr.
Harbane.
Kaur
Indarjlt
Singh,
inspector
of
health
centres
in
Punjab,
India.
During
the
Second
World
War
Dr.
Singh
was
a
captain
in
the
Indian
Army.
(CP
Photo)
rrv
"K
u,e
rcPurted
i
rv
"
Is
70
miles
north
'
KCdrfflMCl
y
American
morin.'
"
.
......
6.80
.
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j
Vancouver
is
auu.
rviici
11
w
rTZ
rlS
in
a
southerly
direction
for
the
last
two
days
the
storm
Is
now
almost,
stationary.
As
a
trip
wi
uuns
u..,,
with
the
Job's
Daghters
on
which
she
had
planned
leaving
today.
"hi
made
J!""u
",wlt;
sirnii
onrti
.
.
",s
ta
all-day
ta?ks
'
Am(,rican
tronps
e
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t
a
'
nslve
stalrZ
.tacR3.'
i
Europe
and
pledced
itself
to
Vancouver
Bayonne
.02
V2
Bralorne
..
6
85
B.R.
Con
1...
.02
V3
Cariboo
Quartz
.
'
1.05
Hedley
Mascot
.23,i
Pend
Oreille
6.75
.
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Border
.
023
Privateer
"
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Reno
-03
Sheep
Creek
109
Sllbak
Premier
26
Taku
River
05
Silver
Standard
217
Western
Uranium
......
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Canadia
n
,
4.90
A.P.
Con
41
Atlantic
2-50
Calmont
49
Central
Leduc
1.65
Giant
YellowkBife
.
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
-
Hosco
Jacknlfe
......
Jollet
Quebec
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
consequence,
current
weatner
1
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expected
to
continue.
Gener-j
nilv
hloher
temDeratures
are
.29
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.08
.05'j
.06
.04
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start
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Unl-
threatenincr
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ted
States
aid.
NOTICE
m
California
way.
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
......
2.10
looked
for
in
the
interior.
Forecast
Vancouver
City,
llwer
Fra-ser
Valley,
Georgia
Strait
RegionSunny
today
and
Wednesday.
A
little
warmer.
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Vancouver
Airport,
55
and
75;
Nanaimo
55
and
27:
Abbotsford.
50
and
80.
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Lake
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Woman
Oceanic
ALL
MOTORISTS
using
Highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Galloway
Rapids
now
under
reconstruction
are
hereby-
Mr.
King
Leaves
Three-Quarter
Million
OTTAWA
-
The
terms
of
the
will
of
the
late
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
were
made
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SAN
FRANCISCO
James
Roosevelt,
son
of
"
the
former
President,
who
is
a
candidate
for
ffnvprnor
of
California,
urged
notified
that,
in
their
own
interest,
it
will
be
advisable
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services
for
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observe
the
following
Speed
Limits:
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-
North
Coast
Region
Inter
Negus
-
107
Noranda
67.25
Louvicourt
17
Pickle
Crow
1
83
Home
Oil
16
00
Mercury
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Okalta
1
80
Pacific
Pete
5.90
afternr-'l
be
held
,
Brockington
will
be
heard
on
mittent
rain
or
drizzle
today
10
M.P.H.
i
f.,00"
from
Oren-
cloudy
tomorrow,
clearing
in
the
on
Sections
where
Equipment
is
Working
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1
on
Sections
Partly
Completed
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Regcourt
San
Antonio
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrit
Gordon
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tester-
20
M.P.H.
,
i
uceanic.
more
defence
ior
me
saw
m
wc
course
of
a
speech
Monday.
Referring
to
the
possibility
of
the
war
in
Korea
spreading,
he
recommended
adequate
publl:
shelters
from
bombing,
as
well
as
the
use
of
certani
lands
for
evacuating
millions
of
people
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Royal
Canadian
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the
CBC
Trans-Canada
network
tonight
at
eight
o'clock.
He
will
talk
about
Mr.
King's
estate
totalling
about
three
quarters
of
a
million
dollars.
The
estate
will
go
largely
to
public
benefactions
and
scholarships.
Laurler
House
and
Kingsmere
Park
are
bequeathed
to
the
government.
.
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northern
half
in
tne
auernouu.
Occasional
light
rain
in
the
southern
half.
Warmer
In
the
northern
half
tomorrow.
Wind
southeast
(15).
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
52
and
(10;
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
62.
Steep
Rock
3.35
Sturgeon
River
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