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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXIX,
No.
290
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
13,
1950
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U.S.
Emergency
ACUATION
FROM
KOREA
IN
FULL
SWING
Two
Million
Ludlow
Type
Setter.
Here
Mean's
Streaming
lit
Of
Humhang
Port
Men
By
June
WASHINGTON
0
The
United
States
A'-my
today
called
for
a
total
of,
160,000
draftees
in
January
and
February,
nearly
doubling
the
quotas
it
had
announced
previously
for
that
period.
It
acted
In
line
with
President
Truman's
decision
that
the
United
Slates
must
iuae
its
jnllita
manpower
sights
beyond
the
goal
spt.
before
recent
Te
verses
in
A
new
Ludlow
typecasting
machine
for
the
Daily
News
was
among
the
cargo
carried
by
the
Prince
George
when
she
docked
here
today.
The
machine,
ordered
last
fall,
will
be
another
modernization
added
to
the
mechanical
department
of
the
newspaper
and
will
produce
new
and
versatile
type.
It
is
expected
to
save
time
in
the
composing
room.
Attacked
on
Beachheads
by
Communists
In
United
States
Uniforms
J)KYO
(CP)
More
than
60,000
Allied
troops
n
SEES
NO
WAR
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
L.
5.
St.
Laurent
expressed
high
optimism
today
that
the
world
would
not
be
plunged
into
war
at
this
time.
He
made
his
cheerful
forecast
during
a
press
conference.
50
TO
1
AGAIN
LONDON
Lloyds
of
London
gives
insurance
odds
of
50
to
1
against
the
world
being
plung
reaming
aboard
ships
at
Hungnam
today
on
ting
evacuation
from
northeast
Korea.
Chinese
funists,
wearing
American
uniforms,
made
a
Jiour
attack
on
the
escape
beachhead
during
turning.
The
attack
was
repulsed
but
Allied
1
feared
the
Chinese
:
Korea
2,000,000
men
by
next
June
30.
The
President
will
speak
to
ths
nation
Friday
night
and,
in
thj
meantime,
it
is
suggested,
may
call
a
national
emergency.
Sale
After
Stranding
Cease
Fire
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
massive
assauns
uc-.
Jry
last
United
Nations
get
away
by
sea.
Iji.sRUlsed
attackers
were
fcuard
of
64,000
to
80.000
troops
massed
around
lipe
port
on
the
Sea
f,
jThc
Allies
at
Hungnum
fcundoning
their
last
bis
A
wire
cable
around
the
propeller
was
the
only
thing
tnat
prevented
the
seiner
Eastview
from
being
able
to
reach
port
last
night
under
her
own
power,
Capt.
Joe
Katnick
said
this
morning.
.
After
being
stranded
on
the
rocks
for
many
hours
after
tihe
ran
ashore
during
ebb
tide
near
.Nations
outpost
in
North
MIDDLE
AAIUULC
.
..LAST
ed
into
war
before
the
end
of
next
year.
Kf.
W
MINISTER
NAMED
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
today
announced
the
appointment
of
George
Prudham,
Liberal
M.P.
of
Edmonton
as
new
minister
of
mines.
He
succeeds
Hon.
James
A.
McKinnon
who
drops
out
of
the
cabinet.
NEW
BISHOP
ELECTED
VANCOUVER
Rev.
Godfrey
Gower,
one-time
mechanical
engineer
and
farmer
in
Alberta,
was
yesterday
elected
Bishop
of
the
Diocese
of
New
Westminster.
He
succeeds
Rt.
MASTER
I
and
equipment
from
the
West
depend
upon
the
Canal
as
their
supply
route.
The
Canal,
is
therefore,
not
only
the
last
line
of
defence
in
Is
tne
master
key
in
a
key
area.
Through
the
Suez
Canal
run
the
routes
between
the
Middle
Eastern
States
and
their
sources
of
supply,
as
well
as
the
world
can
oincers
expectea
the
southern
end
of
Porchcr
Is-
land,
she
was
refloated
with
the
help
of
the
Westview,
Capt.
Joe
Malatestinic,
the
Yankee
Boy,
Is
Rejected
Proposal
of
13
Nations
Turned
Down
by
Communists
LAKE
SUCCESS
(CP)
Russia
today
rejected
the
Asian-Arab
plan
for
a
Korean
cease-fire
on
the
ground
that
United
States
Since
1945,
when
Britain
was
blows,
possibly
tonight,
mmunist
troops
usually
prepared
to
renounce
her
Treaty
VANCOUVER
Bayonne
;
02
Bralorne
-
5-90
B
R
Con
02
B
R
X
04
Congress
08
Hedley
Mascot
3
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pioneer
1-75
Premier
Border
7'z
Privateer
-6Vi
Reeves
McDonald
........
3.60
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
1-25
Silbak
Premier
28
Taku
River
06
Vananda
08
Salmon
Gold
02
the
Middle
East,
but
is
vital
also
traffic
between
Europe
ana
tne
In
darkness.
Loading
of
rights
to
keep
a
garrison
in
the!Far
East
for
the
defence
of
the
first
and
and
material
began
two
"roof-level"
defence
Suez
Canal
zone
In
Egypt,
world
The,
three
(go
and
is
expected
to
second
lines.
To
weaken
its
security
would
invite
fatal
events
have
vastly
increased
the
areas
of
Greece,
Turkey
and
l(.
for
some
time.
Importance
of
that
zone,
which
i
Persia
now
receiving
military
aia
Capt.
John
Pahl,
and
the'
B.C.
Packers
43,
Capt.
Dave
Carpenter.
The
Westview
and
Yankee
Boy
towed
her
to
Nelson
Bros,
reduction
plant
at
Port
Edward
where
Capt.
Katnich
said
she
delivered
her
full
load
of
115
tons
of
herring.
She
docked
about
7
p.m.
Chinese
attackers
wore
uniforms,
lnclud-nd
Sirrlcan
new
parkas.
The
uni-
had,
apparently,
been
Hops
Extract
Combats
T.B.
WASHINGTON.
An
extract
rem
captured
Americans
and
Great
Britain
would
use
the
truce
to
prepare
their
forces
for
a
new
attack.
The
statement
Toy
Jakob
A.
Silver
Standard
1
5
Capt.
Katnick
said
the
boat
could
not
use
her
own
power
Eighth
Army
has,
appar-hithdrawn
south
of
Par-
West.
Uranium
(asked)
1.00
from
hops
has
been
found
to
have
a
powerful
inhibiting
effect
against
the
tubercle
bacillus.
Malik
dashed
hopes
of
United.
L
the
old
border
between
because
of
the
fouled
propellor.
1
Oils
Everything
was
closed
and
very!
Anglo
Canadian
4.50
fend
South
Korea,
except
Rev.
Sir.
Francis
Heathcote
who
retired
two
months
ago
after
ten
years
as
bishop..
ALICE
ARM
MAN
DIES
Norman
Mcl.cod,
well
known
pioneer
prospector
of
Alice
Arm,
died
Tuesday
morning
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
had
been
a
patient
for
several
weeks.
He
was
75
years
of
age.
Born
in
the
Isle
of
Skye,
Scotland,
deceased
had
been
in
South
Africa
before
coming
to
Canada.
As
far
as
can
be
learned,
he
had
no
immediate
relatives
little
water
was
taken
aboard.
the
organism
responsible
for
fence
line
Jutting
a
short
INTO
ACTION
SOON
Princess
Pats
Reach
Japan
And
Are
Moving
on
to
Korea
YOKOHAMA
(CP)
Second
Buttalion.
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry,
more
than
1006
strong,
arrived
here
today
for
service
with
the
United
Nations
Korean
forces.
The
.
"Pats"
were
told
they
would
continue
their
voyage
to
the
Korean
war
theatre
tomorrow.
,
,
The
Pats
left
Seattle
November
25.
They
will
probably
be
attached
to
the
Commonwealth
Brigade
operation
in
Korea..
f.
:
,..-,.
...,f
:
.
'".
:
Nations
delegates
for
acceptance
of
the
13-nation
peace
plan
by
Chinese
Communists
who
adhere
closely
to
Soviet
policy.
-Malik
Insisted
that
there
can
During
the
time
she
was
strand-1
ed,
she
remained
on
an
even
keel
into
Communist
terrl-
fmtij
a
gust
of
wind
keeled
her
over.
In
her
position
sheltered
A
P
Con
-33
Atlantic
,
2-20
Calmont
10
Central
Leduc
2.15
Home
Oil
13
50
Mercury
-
-12
Okalta
l-'O
Pacific
Pete
7
05
Princess
1
'
1-30
by
General
Immunlque
lag
MacArthur
only
90
be
no
peace
in
Korea
until
all
'
United
Nations
troops
are
withdrawn.
Kiave
no
lniormation
Evidence
Conflict
from
the
north
wind
yesterday
she
received
no
buffeting
from
the
waves.
Capt.
Katnich
said
that
she
was
at
no
time
In
dan-
his
withdrawal
or
about
kuation.
'
-Royal
Canadian-..-:
.
:
.08.
gtr.
jfios!
inatlon
of
tiie
evacu-trees'
Is
shrouded"
toy
se-
EDMONTON"
fy,
SlbertTJohiV
Atherton,
young
railway
telegraph
operator
at
Red
Pass
blackout.
Bumper
Set
Two
Killed
In
Freight
Wreck
Junction,
declared
yesterday
at
a
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners'
inquiry
into
the
recent
aculous
"My
delegation
objects
to
and
I
will
vote
against
any
draft
resolution."
Malik,
said.
"We
will
ob-
Ject
to
the
adoption
of
any
resolution
which
has
Implicit
in
it
the
maintenance
of
fdreign
troops
In
Korea."
Malik
spoke
before
the
political
committee
of
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly.
LAKE
SUCCESS
(CM
Great
Britain
and
the
United
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
threw
their
support
behind
the
proposal
to
seek
a
basis
for
the
Korean
cease
fire
but
!1
1
.
-
-i!
i
i
u
railway
collision"
disaster
at
frtnna
T3
ivar
(hat
Vin
f
n
i
prl
tf
McADAM,
New
Brunswick
.
t
roaf
f
a
tTain
riia.
Egypt
Talking
Pro-Communist
CAIRO
The
Egyptian
parliament
last
night
applauded
a
deputy's
proposal
that
Egypt
make
agreements
with
Communist-bloc
countries
and
use
these
agreements
to
pry
con
ish
Escape
hereabouts.
He
ewncd
mining
claims
In
the
Alice
Arm
area.
QUEBEC
Genereaux
Ruest,
54-year-old
crippled
watchmaker,
was
today
sentenced
to
be
hanged
March
15
for
his
part
in
the
time-bomb
air
lines
disaster
at
Sault
au
Cochon
in
September
1949
in
which
25
persons
died.
A
criminal
Assizes
jury
found
him
guilty
of
murder.
He
helped
J.
Albert
Guay.
now
under
sentence
of
death,
to
make
a
time
bomb
in
a
plot
to
kill
the
lattcr's
wife.
TO
TELL
NATION
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
President
Truman
is
expected
to
T...-v
t-vnln
nvAivr
mamhorn
lirnr"!
'
"
.
.
I
.Patcher's
order.
If
he
had
done
i
killed
n,
and
a
three
others
Injured
rilca6tor
n.,rt
nt,
have
tne
disaster
wouia
not
nave
Of
Herring
B.C.
Packers'
packers
are
today
engaged
in
bringing
into
port
the
fish
from
a
big
800
to
900
set
which
has
been
taken
at
Ogden
Channel
by
the
seiner
Van
Isle.
This
Is
one
of
the
largest
sets
of
the
season.
From
noon
yesterday
until
noon
today
2.100
tons
of
herring
have
been
landed,
bringing
the
today
when
a
Canadian
Pacific
EY,
Nova
Scotia
A
bi
airliner
sheared
off
a
i
:ht
pole
at
a
nearby
re-
so,
occurred.
However,
A.
E.
Parsons,
operator
at
Blue
River,
later
told
the
inquiry
that
he
himself
had
heard
the
22-year-old
Atherton
repeat
the
order
to
Dispatcher
A.
the
United
States
insisted
that
Railway
double-header
freight
train
plunged
off
a
washed-out
stretch
of
rail
twelve
miles
from
here.
Killed
were
Engineer
Joseph
H.
Doiron
and
Fireman
C.
M.
Tg-n'
on
r
.
cessions
from
the
western
pow
to
passengers.
There
,
-
""""
"
ers.
passengers
and
crew
ol
E.
Tlsdale
calling
for
the
pas
At
the
request
of
the
Russians
Soliman
Abdel
Fattah,
mem-
i
McKay.
I
or
board.
Miraculously,
senger
and
troop
trains
to
make
total
catch
for
the
season
to
the
debate
was
recessed
until
luiwniw
'
-
T".
Athona
7''2
-
Aumaque
2
Beattle
-
51
Bevcourt
Bobjo
-
-
11
V
'
Buffalo
Canadian
20
Consol.
Smelters
-127.50
y
Conwest
:
'
1-78
'
Donalda
-
45
Eldona
-23
.
East
Sullivan
7.00
:
Giant
Yellowknife
5.85
;
God's
Lake
38
j
Hardrock
22
Harricana
-
f
Heva
-114
Hosco
:
-
54
;
Jacknife
05-
!
Joliet
Quebec
88;
Lake
Rowan
06
':.
Lapaska
04
.
Little
Long
Lac
48
f
Lynx
l2Vi
j
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.05
McKenzie
Red
Lake
40
'r
McLeod
Cockshutt
2
00
j,
Moneta
41
Negus
72
Noranda
69
00
Louvicourt
17
Pickle
Crow
1-67
Regcourt
.'
05
San
Antonio
-
2.25
Senator
Rouyn
19
Sherrlt
Gordon
-
2.80
Steep
Rock
6.15
Sturgeon
River
1
Injured
were
D.
w.
Mcuermoti,
18,000
tons
in
the
northern
sub-
fere
hurt.
ber
of
the
ruling
Wafdlst
party,
today
to
give
some
.delegations
engineer
of
the
second
locomo-
plane
burst
into
flam
tive
on
a
36-car
train.
Fireman
time
for
consultation
with
tneir
governments.
minutes
after
passengers
declare
a
national
emergency
when
he
makes
a
radio
"fireside
chat"
to
the
American
people
at
7
or
7:30
p.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
Friday
night.
He
will
outline
administration
plans
because
of
the
threat
of
all-out
war.
district.
That
is
60
per
cent
of
the
year's
quota
of
30,000
for
the
sub-district.
Fishermen
have
been
working
toward
filling
the
quota
before
December
16,
the
date
agreed
their
meet
at
Cedarside.
The
collision
cost
21
lives.
The
train
order
which
Atherton
said
he
passed
to
the
troop
train
conductor
lacked
two
vital
words
'at
Ceerarside,"
the
point
where
the
two
trains
were
supposed
to
have
passed.
Creighton
White
and
Trainman
George
Madire.
LOSES
HEAD
IN
ELEVATOR
SHAFT
fpw
were
taken
to
safety,
f
transport
was
on
a
flight
Switzerland
to
New
York.
I
in
for
refuelling
when
it
ithe
pole
I
machine
dropped
Into
a
ftter
skidding
half
a
mlic
Ifteen
minutes
ltuer
burst
ames
upon
by
the
union
to
stop
fishing
before
Christmas.
The
seiner
advanced
the
proposal.
He
was
speaking
In
the
debate
on
King
Farouk's
recent
throne
speech
which
asked
Great
Britain
to
withdraw
her
troops
from
Suez
Canal
and
quit
the
Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan.
Applause
also
had
greeted
an
assertion
by
a
Wafdist
deputy,
Inrahim
Talaat,
that
Egypt
should
recognize
Communist
China
and
establish
an
accord
with
"the
Soviet
Union
and
all
Eastern
bloc
nations."
HOCKEY
SCORES
larific
Coast
Vancouver
4,
Victoria
0
Mainline-Okanagan
Trail
2,
Nanalmo
1
(overtime)
Kelowna
5,
Kamloops
1
Reds
Terrorize
might
be
able
to
meet
that
deadline
but
it
is
doubtful
if
the
packers
will
be
able
to
take
the
catches
away
fast
enough.
VANCOUVER
(Pi
Alfred
Shaughnessy,
30-year-old
Indiun
fisherman,
was
killed
in
a
downtown
hotel
yesterday
when
he
Railwaymen
On
Strike
CHICAGO
0i
An
unauthoriz
ed
strike
bv
yard
switchmen
to
East
Germany
BERLIN
W
East
Germany's
R
A
PROGRESSIVE
CITY
became
entangled
in
elevator
cables.
He
was
decapitated.
He
had
wandered
Into
an
elevator
motor
cable
room
during
the
LEICESTER,
England
W
Leicestershire
miners
are
giving
away
part
of
their
free
coal
allowance
to
the
widows
of
men
killed
In
recent
mining
accidents.
vote
(or
day
tied
up
much
of
the
freight
Communist
Parliament-
today
threatened
death
to
all
Germans
convicted
of
collaborating
with
Marshall
Aid
-Soon
To
End
military
policies
of
the
western!
traffic
in
Chicago
s
vast
railway
yards,
slowing
many
war
shipments.
A
spokesman
said
it
was
an
attempt
to
force
a
settlement
of
the
wages-hours
dispute
be
flLFRID
McLEAH,
boat
builder
X
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Skies
cleared
over
much
of
the
southern
part
of
the
province
powers.
Parliament
approved
a
plan
designed
"to
strike
terror
among
West
Germans
now
being
asked
to
Join
Western
Europe's
common
defence.
LONDON
OH
Hugh
GaitsklU
Chancellor
of'
the
Exchequer,
FOR
ALDERMAN
announced
today
that
flow
of
last
night
and
temperatures
290p
For
Aggressive,
Realistic
approach
to
the
administration
of
our
civic
affairs
VOTE
FOR
MICHAEL
KRUEGER
Plane
Missing
fore
any
wage
freeze.
Would
Cut
Out
"Progressive"
MONTREAL
Forty-seven
ridings,
comprising
the
Montreal
district,
recommend
elimination
of
the
word
"Progressive"
from
the
Progressive
Conservative
party.
Marshall
Air
recovery
dollars
to
Britain
will
be
ended
January
1.
Great
Britain
has
received
$2,540,700,000
from
the
United
States.
The
Americans
now
take
the
view
that
Britain
has
reached
a
point
where
no
more
aid
is
20
On
Board
needed.
dropped
several
degrees
lower
j
than
the
mild
figures
of
the
last
week.
Vancouver
with
a
minimum
of
30
was
lowest
on
the
coast.
A
storm
of
minor
proportions
Is
centered
700
miles
southwest
of
Vancouver
Island
and
is
expected
to
drift
northeastward.
This
will
bring
increasing
cloudiness
to
southe-n
British
Columbia
but
will
have
little
effect
elsewhere.
Northern
British
Columbia
will
continue
cloudy
with
temperatures
near
normal.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Variable
cloudiness
today.
Cloudy
with
TRIVANDRUM,-
India
W
An
Indian
plane,
carrying
16
passengers
and
crew
of
four,
is
reported
missing
today
on
a
flight
from
Madras
to
Trivandrum
on
the
southwest
coast
of
India.
Your
vote
and
influence
is
requested
FOR
PROGRESS...
To
the
Travelling
Public
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
the
Northern
Trans-Provincial
Highway
from
Skeena
to
Terrace
is
officially
closed
to
traffic
due
to
snow
conditions
and
will
remain
closed
until
further
announcement.
(Signed)
L.E.
SMITH,
Divisional
Engineer,
Department
of
Public
Works,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
for
Vote
for
occasional
light
rain
or
drizzle
NORTON
YOUNGS
T.
tonight
and
Thursday.
Little
JAMES
W.
PRUSKY
Independent
Candidate
for
Alderman
and
Advocate
of
City
Manager
Plan
change
in
temperature.
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
for
Alderman
VOTE
THE
LAST
NAME
FIRST
Thursday,
December
14,
1950
High
5:20
19.4
feet
17:00
''
19.1
feet
Low
11:08
8.8
feet
23:37
5.0
feet
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand
sDit
and
Prince
Rupert.
35
and
45,