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"-
BUCKINGHAM
PALACE
Thursday
o
Canadian
Destroyers!
In
Huge
UN
Bombardment
vnwd
and
vigor
mr
Wsians
may
miscal-
stfrn
strenRin
aim
war.
He
said
that
PIANIST
AND
'CELLIST-
Lborjovernmcnthas
jtrously
slow
in
re-
lirms.
L
told
the
Conserva-l
,nnffrence
that
1951
Two
Famous
Artists
Schapiro
and
Silva
Coming
to
Prince
Rupert
TOKYO
(CP)-Destroyers
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
part
of
the
force
of
37
United
Nations
warships,
today
hammered
at
North
Korean
targets
in
a
seaborne
strike
against
Communist
supplyJ1"
-
A
navy
war
release
issued
at
Tokyo
did
not)
,
tify
the
destroyers
but
it
indicated
that
two
o(
three
Canadian
warships
ini
"
:
:
?
."T
critical
year.
Diplomatic
Box
Found
In
Royal
Garbage
Can
LONDON
(CP)
A
British
seaman
was
accused
tonight
of
breaking
into
Buckingham
Palace
and
stealing
a
dispatch
box.
He
was
identified
in
an
official
statement
from
Scotland
Yard
as
Douglas
Monro,
aged
20,
of
London.
.
-
'
,
-
The
announcement
came
a
few
hours
after
the
Quit
aslion
Korean
waters
took
part
in
the
bombardment.
Shins
In
thp
hnmharrimpnt.
j
group
included
the
British
cruis
9
The
French
to-cedthe
abandonment
bastion
of
Thatkhe.
er
Ceylon
and
British,
Austral
ian
and
Canadian
light
forces
1
in
addition
to
the
United
States
(another
gap
in
the
battleship
Missouri
and
the
defence
along
the
...
I-
-
41..
Ti
U.S.S.
Worcester.
tin
umna
irunui-i.
t
ird
frontier
port
ab-
The
Canadian
shinin
Korean
fc?
the
French
within
waters
are
the-destroyers
Cay
police
had
confirmed
press
re-:
ports
that
a
diplomatic
box
which,.
vanished
from
the
palace
turned
up
early
today
In
a
nearby
garbage
can.
It
was
not
disclof.-jd
immediately
whether
Munro
was
the
j
man
found
in
the
Palace
grounds
i
earlier
In
the
day
by
detectives
Investigating
the
disappearance
of
the
box.
Otiawa
Talks
or
,-Alaska
Railway
OTTAWA
Preliminary
discussions
took
place
here
yesterday
between
a
committee
representing
United
States
Congress
and
the
Canadian
government
on
the
possibilities
of
surveying
a
route
for
a
proposed
railway
line
through
British
Columbia
tu
connect
up
the
United
States
and
Alaska.
J.
C.
Lessard,
deputy
minl-itu
of
transport,
was
senior
i
1
among
the
Canadian
group.
If
built,
the
railway
line
wr
'
fill
in
the
rail-less
gap
beti
Prince
George,
British
Coluri
1,
The
withdrawal
left
More
Guns
For
States
Canada
To
Get
Further
Orders,
It
Is
Expected
uga,
Sioux
and
Athabaskan.
miles
of
frontier
open
in
guerrillas
of
the
1
f
-
:
1
t
.
"
'
V
leader,
H.
Chi
Min.i.
A
release
gave
bare
details
of
the
actual
part
taken
by
Canadian
ships
in
the
bombardment,
but
destroyers,
because
of
the
comparatively
short
range
of
their
4.7-inch
guns,
often
were
employed
for
close-in
work,
such
Receives
'
Earller
ln
the
dav
Scotlanl
OTTAWA
A
fnvcmmpnt
"
JETSJ
ThursdJTa
SS'S?
faoT
"
United
States
gun
orders
were
T
Buckiam
rccovered
dur
in
prospect
for
Canada
if
the
i
ht
atS.
VSSf
IT'
denying
ndon
press
reports
k$
Ut
"at"
UfSiv9
'
'
that
the
contained
"state
ISiaClOniy.
(Secret."
RrnUanA
Vorrt
cal4
l
-
AUSTRALIAN
ELECTION
CANBERRA
Premier
R.
O.
Menzies
stated
today
that
there
may
be
an
early
election
in
Australia
unless
the
Labor-dominated
Senate
discontinues
its
obstructionist
tactics.
EUROPE
ON
BRINK
i
MADRID
Generalissimo
Francisco
Franco
declared
today
that
Europe
to
on
the
brink
of
catastrophe
and
must
be
saved
by
the
United
States.
Franco
was
speaking
on
the
occasion
of
Columbus
Day.
35c
HAIRCUTS
HOLLWYOOD,
Fla.
Barbers
in
this
town
recently
raised
their
prices
for
haircuts
but,
as
a
result
of
a
price
war,
have
dropped
back
to
35c
Motorists
are
coming
for
miles
around
to
get
their
hair
cut.
"
4
HOUSING
ACTION
BRIGHTON
Noisy
rank
and
file
of
the
British
Conservative
party,
in
annual
conference,
demanded
action
from
party
leaders
in
the
way
of
formu
lating
a
party
policy
on
housing.
CRESCENT
TRIES
OUT
VICTORIA
The
Canadian
destroyer-
Crescent,
recently
overhauled
for
service
after
years
in
"mothballs,"
Thursday
carried
out
steaming
trials
in
the
Strait
of
Juan
de
Fuca.
'
MEAT
PRICES
DOWN
:
VANCOUVER--The
price
of
round
steak
has
dropped
10c
a
pound
here.
as
hitting
enemy
short
batteries
and
smaller
targets
ashore.
They
are
also
used
for
screening
bigger
ships,
such
as
battleships
Jian
Nayy
EDAM
Rear
Admiral
Ind
commanding
offi
and
eastern
Alaska.
The
conference
decided"
Cj
recommend
to
the
governmnt.;,
methods
of
surveying
the
route'
ce
visiting
Canadian
and
aircraft
carriers.
I
Destroyers
and
cruisers
continued
the
battering
of
Chonjln
and
hit
Songlin
and
Sangpo,
1H.M.CS.
Magnificent,
fed
Huron
wpre
reeeiv-
of
Jhe
proposed
rail
line
to
!-.
y
Queen
Juliana.
-
The
order,
announced
Wednes-
j
an
official
statement:
day.
brings
to
$14,000,000
thej
"No
state
papers
were
stolen
amount
of
armament
the
Uni-
j
from
a
diplomatic
box
which
ted
States
has
Indicated
It
will
j
was
missed
from
Buckingham
purchase
ln
Canada
under
the'
Palace.
It
was
recovered
tn-105O
reciprocal
arms
deal.
j
tact."
It
Is
expected
that,
within
the
I
'
Tne
official
statement
left
th?
next
few
weeks,
American
or-'
.uestlon
CT
a
to
how
the
box
ders
for
chemicals
and
other
orJ,haPPened
to
turn
up
in
the
gar-
neamy.
Planes
aided
In
the
attacks.
Whether
this
was
a
prelude
to
a
landing
or
a
diversionary
aa-
uie
unuea
oiaies
proper
Alaska,
through
British
Coh
i-bia.
.
An
External
Affairs
Deg"
V-ment
spokesman
said
only
t.fct
WEATHER
:
Synopsis
rsault,
the
result
was
a
battering
1
for
n
.J
,
;
--.
1
V.a
lid
over
British
Colum-
Iwome
much
thinner
Red
supply
lines
along
the
the
omcials
had
decide
r
130-mile
sea
front.
The
array
of
"certain
recommendations"
an
to
warships
operated
off
the
Ko-1
how
such
a
location
survey
n-r
rean
east
Coast,
less
than
120
j
be
carried
out
;;,
ders
will
increase
the
total
to
about
$17,000,000.
uasce
can
outsioe
ine
raiac
:
j
The
London
Evening
Newi.
I
which
broke
the
storv,
said
it
MAXISt
SCHAPIRO
gions
will
have
sunny
is
afternoon.
Llnht
rred
ovw
the
northern
!
-
After
playing
concerts
miles
from
Soviet
Vladivostok.
Government
sources
said
IV
On
the
130-mile
ground-fight-
expectetk.a
further
meeting,
y
ing
front,
American
spearheads,
be
held
later.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
1
Jor-General
A.
C.'
Saltsbury-icurtffjr
s.
d.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
'Jones,
marshal
of
the
diplomatic
M
night.
The
mini-ffrince
George
was
27
m
eight
of
the
leading;.
within
65
miles
of
Pyongyang,
corps.
p
of
26
was
reported
1
A
member
of
the
Royal
House-
aph
Creek.
In
the
Alaska
cities
this
month,
Maxim
Schapiro,
pianist,
will
stop
here
on
his
way
hold,
the
marshal
acts
as
liaison
the
Red
capital,
met
fierce
rc-L-.
A
,
n
.
sistance
from
C
o
m
m
u
n
1
s
s
Way
to
Parley
'
troops.
M
:
mm
Eight
mUes
up
the
toad
iron
I
himArl
lM"
regions
temperatures
the
mid
forties.
Vancouver
Bayonne
.02
Bralorne
6.70
B.
R.
Con.
.0214
officer
vuwnen
the
court
and
the
diplomatic
corps.
Ire
Indications
that
a
"
'
'H
a
deevloping
off
the
I
Kumshon,
another
pincers
is
de-
JIIIm
lUl
veloping
on
Hanpo.
Heavy
fight-1
ing
raged
there.
'
j
1
ff-
W.
Intermittent
rain
south
for
a
concert
with
Luigl
Silva,
'cellist,
on
October
28
sponsored
by
the
Civic
Centra
Association
The
two
artists.
China's
Dictatorship
Is
Rigid-
B.
R.
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
.12
Hedley
Mascot
.,
.40
Pacific
Eastern
.05
storm
is
expected
to
south
coast
tomorrow.
Forecast
"ast
region
Variable
and
a
few
showers
tn-
J
famous
in
the
concert
halls
of
j
two
continents,
wli
play
a
pro
Missionary
Tells
of
Conditions
On
the
eastern
end
of
the!
IIT
I
innflllllll
'
front
in
North
Korea,
South
IIUIIUIIJIIJ
Korean
troops
pushed
three
.
'
miles
north
and
captured
Won-
mmTmt('
n
m
Pr.r
san
against
light
resistance.
HONOLULV
f"
landed
here
Truman
tod;
r
U.N'
forces
captured
more
fK
iam
i
.
hnl.r
I
the
second
leg
of
his
hit.
Pcnd
Orlelle
8.40
Pioneer
2.35
gram
01
wide
appeal
ana
varies.
prday.
Little
change
Rev.
G.
K.
King
of
Bella
Bella
and
recently
from
Jg
SFJSFSS
China,
speaking
at
a
United
Church
Presbytery
pub-
or
each
other-s
ability
and
gen-
pwre.
Light
southerly
rremier
uoraer
uo4
Privateer
09
j
Reno
.03
.
Sheep
nir!lk,:
Creek
1
20
(
1
Joey
to
meet
General
D(W
bringing
the
rtoUl
bag
for
the
ps
tonight
and
highs
MacArthur
at
an
undise'
Ht
Port
Hardy,
Sand-
duration
close
to
60,000-
lie
meeting
on
conditions
in
China
in
relation
to;
iro
first
introduced'
Mr.
meeting
place.
Indication!
pice
Rupert,
40
and
I
that
it
may
be
at
Wake
Is
Taku
River
......ZII
jovi
Christian
work,
said
that,
except"
for
the
terrors
inisuva
to
audiences
in
the
north
Vananda
.09
Nanking
in
1938,
there
had
been
nothing
in
the
ex-
Falrbanks,
Anchorage
and
sitka
Ll'IGI
SILVA
perience
of
the
Chinese
since
the
Boxer
troubles
to:
together.
Mr-
Schapiro
had
continued
.
1
11..
UUr.
fnrlnu
r1ir-
iivorce
Dollar
Exchange
Rate
To
Be
Freed
LONDON
W
Canadian
dollars
ing
the
past
25
years
mere
nas
Fran.lsc0
-
-
""7"-,"
ww,h
have
The
President
will
leave
.
tonight.
General
MacArthur
is
r
ed
to
leave
Tokyo
early
S
day'
morning
for
a
weel
conference
to
plan
final
pi
of
United
Nations
actior,
Korea.
i
It
is
announced
that
Pre
Truman,
following
his
it
to
the
United
States
main'
will
make
a
radio
address
!
hun
nn
nHonlia
eXDerlenCe
01
"
.
.
,"'l""u
-
-
to
the
Would
Oust
.foVu.V,,
in
livina
either
ner-
Symphony
Symphony
Orchestra
Orchestra
at
at
the
tne
fa
ia-
continued
since
coming
mour
annual
Bach
Festival,
Car
lexico
I
United
States.
His
career
began
-
-
-
Cvnui.t.j
o
sonal
or
political.
'
'
V
SDeaking
of
the
new
regime
mel,
California;
and
in
the
National
Music
Teachers'
Conven
Piiurch
fresbytery
when
a
youngster
when
his
love
1
will
be
on
the
free
market
ln
of
music
found
him
spending
London,
as
In
Canada
and
the
hours
at
the
piano
while
his
j
United
States,
starting
Monday,
Dlavmates
read
books
and
ne,
October
18,
it
was
announced
Lin
China
Mr.
King
said:
"Let
us
Trygve
Lie
f"
norm
M
Parlf.
tion
at
San
Francisco.
He
was
bom
near
the
Volga
River
In
Russia
and
has
been
a
citizen
nf
j
Salmon
Gold
,
04
Spud
Valley
05
Silver
Standard
2.01
Western
Uranium
........
,70
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
5.20
A.
P.
Con.
45
Atlantic
....
2.90
Calmont
105
C.
&
E
8.10
Central
Leduc
3.25
Home
Oil
15.50
Mercury
1
Okalta
10
Pacific
Pete
8.05
Princess
62
"
Royal
Canadian
.11
',i
Toronto
.
Athona
-08
Aumaque
-
38
Beattie
.48
Bevcourt
39
read
notes.
Later
as
a
'cellist
at
,
today.
'San
Francisco
Tuesday
nf
'
m
the
World
Con
The
Bank
of
England
will
Christian
Education
cease
to
fix
a
dally
rate
for
it.
Instead
the
rate
will
fluctuate
In
accordance
to
supply
and
CTeUng
ln
Firt
F
Wednesday
even-PnnecUon
with
Tinit-n
the
United
States
since
1939
is,
he
played
in
the
Royal
Opera
when
he
became
a
permanent
j
orchestra
in
Rome.
Born
of
mu-resident
of
California.
He
was
sical
parents,
his
mother
was
a
educated
at
the
Moscow
Con-1
Viennese
singer
and
his
father,
servatbry
where
he
won
the
I
a
distinguished
vocal-
teacher,
highest
honors
(laureate).
After
j
musicologist
and
conductor,
the
graduation,
he
studied
with
thej
young
Luigi
was
taught
the
lm-world
famous
teacher
and
com-
j
portanee
of
a
musical
under-poser,
Nicholas
Medtner.
Since
standing
from
childhood.
Start-
fff'Sbvloru
:
-1
ocaaiuns,
K6V.
I
r'
ne
of
the
5000
dele-1
I
61
nations,
quoted
I
Six
Killed
In
Australian
Town
i
PERTH,
Australia
1h
-
an
and
five
of
her
six
chl'
n
were
found
dead
with
-throats
cut
in
a
house
at
f
Australia,
today.
The
sixth
.,
a-
girl,
stayed
with
friend.
1
night.
Some
house
later
t
P'
and
unmistnifphio'
coming
to
live
in
the
United
ing
at
five
years,
he
studied
with
supremacv
Russia
Uses
Veto
In
United
Nations
Security
Council
LAKE
SUCCESS
0
Russia
yesterday
used
the
veto
in
an
effort
to
block
the
re-election
of
Trygve
Lie
as
secretary-general
of
the
United
Nations
but
legal
experts
at
the
United
Nations
said
the
Assembly
might
be
able
to
extend
his
term,
possibly
fur
three
years.
The
General
Assembly
is
expected
to
extend
the
term.
1
Lie's
re-election
was
supported
by
nine
nations.
Russia
proposed
the
Polish
foreign
secretary
for
the
post
but
this
was
rejected.
face
iranKiy
tne
issue-
11,
is
totalitarian,
police
state.
The
system
is
not
yet
rigid.
But
there
Is
no
place
for
neutrality,
no
suspended
judgment.
The
decision
is
for
or
against
and
must
be
made."
All
travel
is
restricted
to
permits.
All
information
is
controlled.
All
production
and
movement
of
grain,
significant
employment
and
education
Is
controlled.
This
means
that
diffused
opposition
is
Impotent.
Dr.
Kagawa
was
quoted
ln
regard
to
the
Christian
education
of
children-
He
claimed
that
oae
must
teach
children
about
God
before
they
go
to
public
school-teach
them
to
see
and
realize
God
in
nature
as
they
play
with
sand
and
soil,
feel
the
wind
and
the
sun
on
their
faces,
see
the
grass
and
trees
and
flowers
and
gardens.
In
this
way
they
knew
the
beauty
and
the
goodness
of
BABY
WITH
TAIL
HAS
IT
REMOVED
LONDON
W
A.
case
of
a
baby
born
with
a
tail
he
can
switch
like
an
angry
cat
was
reported
today
in
a
British
medical
journal.
The
baby's
anxious
mother
took
him
to
a
1
thaM1,lstorical
forces
I
'e
of
mankind
States,
he
has
built
an
enviable
j
his
father,
then
followed
lessons
reputation
for
his
interest
in
in
counterpoint,
harmony,
com-young
people
studying
music,
for
position
with
famous
teachers
as
his
genial
personality
and
his!
s
''.n
lonndation
for
playing
sincere
regard
for
only
great
his
chosen
Instrument,
the
'cello,
music.-
I
He
often
is
called
the
Paganlnl
Luigi
Silva,
'cellist,
is
an
artist
j
of
the
'cello.
a.
t
"1"
"S
SU-
Jesus
Christ
or
l"e
InevitaMo
.,:.,
Bobjo
,
11
Buffalo
Can
30
Cons.
Smelters
119.50
Conwest
-
2.00
Donaldta
-
58
Vi
pldona
.24'4
East
Sullivan
8.15
Giant
Yellowknife
7.00
God's
Lake
-32
Hardrock
30
Harricana
07
Vi
Heva
05
Hosco
05
L
London
hospitalat
the
age
of
arrested
the
father,
Ray?
1
Armanasco,
35-year-old
!
,
:
man,
after
an
all
night
senr
,
.
.
"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dudley"
LI.
J
of
Terrace
are
visitors
in
the
c"y
today.
They
arrived
from
t".
?
interior
by
car
this
morning
r
are
returning
home
this
e.
-
anactlcally
for
thei
Itlese
are
the
n
ju
montns.
xne
lau
was
men
more
than
three
Inches
long.
A
surgeon
removed
the
tail,
and
the
baby
is
now
normal.
Septic
Tanks
Seen
As
Health
Hazard
youth
and
the
world
1
I
the
mov-
Septic
tanks
are
causing
an
increasing
nuisance
In
Prince
Rupert
and,
unless
sewers
are
in
ico,;"'
Deln8
a
part.
Price
Of
Our
God
before
the
pressures
of
tne
outside
world
and,
people
distract
them.
,.
"winon
renroeont
Jackknife
05Va
Jollet
Quebec
105
Lapaska
-03
In
the
divisions
dealing
with
N?
Inmf
?iffer"
Paper
Upped
NOTICE
TO
VEHICLE
OWNERS
stalled
throughout
the
city,
the
situation
will'
become
worse
and
eventually
cause
a
serious
health
hazard,
says
the
monthly
report
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
children
and
youth
it
was
a
conviction
that,
if
one
had
not
time
for
boys
and
girls
and
young
B.C.
Is
Awarded
Lumber
Order
VICTORIA
0)
The
second
big
United
Kingdom
lumber
order
within
two
months
was
received
Thursday
by
British
Columbia.
An
order
for
190,000,000
board
feet
valued
at
$10,000,000
was
announced
by
the
British
Columbia
Lumber
Manufacturers'
Association.
It
is
expected
this
is
the
last
order
this
year
from
the
United
Kingdom.
1
"
LOCAL
TIDES
neoDle.
one
was
too
busy.
Union
Board
of
Health.
.
1
The
theme
of
the
convention
was
"Jesus
Christ,
Teacher
and
I
own
sang
k
the
i
the
Lord's
fcC
t?ressed
n
theli
I
exchange
was
flye
and
the
Lord."
'
Little
Long
Lac
-
38Vi
Lynx
.18
Vi
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.10
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.30
Moneta
30
Vi
Negus
1.00
Noranda
74
00
Louvicourt
19Va
Pickle
Crow
2.01
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
22Vi
Sherritt
Gordon
2.48
Steep
Rock
:
4-50
Sturgeon
River
..
-18
Vi
Sliver
Miller
-93
New
Mark
For
'
.
Commencing
this
week
we
will
be
taking
out
old
road
crossings
on
the
Highway
under
construction
to
Galloway
Rapids.
,
,!
,
Travel
will
be
slow
and
difficult
with
many
delaj-3
during
this
phase
of
-the
work.
We,
therefore,
request
you
to
use
the
Highway
as
little
as
possible
and
unless
absolutely
necessary
between
the
hours
of
8
A.M.
and
4:30
P.M.-
.
Without
your
co-operation
it
may
be
necessary
to
close
the
Highway
entirely
during
these
hours.
.
.
WOOD
&
McCLAY
LIMITED
.
Contractors.
Powell
River
Company
has
notified
Canadian
and
United
States
customers,
including
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
of
a
$10
a
ton
increase
in
the
price
of
newsprint.
Higher
production
costs
are
given
as
the
reason
for
the
boost.
The
Increase
may
be
the
forerunner
of
a
general
increase
in
the
price
of
newsprint,
but
so
far,
no
price
changes
have
been
announced
by
eastern
mills.
mi
,
"""The
increase
boosts
the
price
from
$99
to
$109-
per
ton.
,
0nPlace7nrKO
was
Immunization
Week
Observance
Here
National
Immunization
Week,
sponsored
by
the
Health
League
of
Canada,
will
be
observed
next
week
In
Prince
Rupert
under
the
auspices
of
the
Public
Health
Unit.
Intention
is
to
direct
the
attention
of
parents
to
dangers
of
preventable
communicable
diseases
such
as
diphtheria
whooping
cough,
tetanus,
scarlet
fever
and
smallpox.
n
fr,f
...
v"
"'aae
od
'
othJlng
.pePle
to
Sardine
Fleet
SAN
PEDRO,
Cal.
This
city's
sa'rdine
fleet
is
claiming
a
new
world's
record
for
tonnage
brought
to
port
in
a
single
day.
The
quantity
was
10,390
tons.
The
old
record
9,218
tons
at
Monterey,
California,
ln
1945
has
been
outclassed.
There
have
been
unusually
heavy
runs.
'or
n
pre-
Saturday,
High
n
ar
rie:
,.So
no
October
14,
1950
..
2:57
20.5
feet
14:49
22.9
feet
..
8:44
.
5.9
feet
21:27
2.0
feet
fi
dr
peuea
to
Low
HOCKEY
SCORES
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Chicago
3,
Montreal
3
(tie).
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t)