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VOL.
XXXIX.
No.
301
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
28,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Badly
mm
we
ten
Up
ii-rihrs
injuries
of
j-vp-r
-
XT'"
y-'
Murdered
Indian
'
f
1
-
V
Vietminh
Forces
Are
On
Offensive
Again
SAIGON,
Indo-Cb'na
(CP)
Battered
by
waves
of
Communist-led
Vietminh
attackers,
French
forces
withdrew
today
from
two
outposts
of
their
shrinking
north
Indo-Cliina
frontier
salient.
It
looked
like
tbo
first
phase
of
the
long-expected
Vietmirh
general,
offensive
which
may
play
a
key
part
in
the
struggle
with
Communism
in
Asia.
CHINA
ARMING
PIEPING
The
government
of
Communist
China
has
voted
gft.non.OOn.000
for
defence
1
,r
1
pud
burned
body
of
jit
was
viewed
Wed-rnoon
by
a
coron-jd
Identified
by
Mr
jt,
ffeld
nurse
for
ths
of
Indian
Affairs
at
jcn.
Coroner
M.
M.
jjjuurned
the
inquest
KKiy
had
been
viewed
tu
re
of
the
marks
on
es-ribed
by
Dr.
L.
M.
I
e
described
some
of
I
having
been
caused
)iit
the
majority
wee
ry
few
parts
of
the
jnmarked.
There
were
p
bones
found
In
the
hi
examination.
Dr.
f
but
there
were
febitit
the
head.
One
said
was
probably
I
eurved
instrument,
J
A.
!'
I
Cabinet
Is
In
Crash
Cause
Defence
Session
OTTAWA
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Undecided
bittle
or
a
propeller
SERIOUSLY
HURT
I
Jumped
the
tracks
on
the
NONE
expenditure,
three
times
last
year's
appropriation.
YUGOSLAVIA
NERVOUS
.
BELGRADE
The
government
of
Yugoslavia,
asking
for
increased
defence
appropriations
from
parliament,
said
that
the
threat
of
invasion
of
Yugoslavia
was
never
greater.
Yugoslavia
is
threatened
by
G61.000
Communist
forces
of
Bulgaria,
Romania
and
Hungary.
APPOINTED
EDITOR
VICTORIA
Bruce
Hutchison
has
been
appointed
director
of
the
editorial
page
of
the
Victoria
Times,
succeeding
Harry
P.
Hodges,
retired.
RECOGNIZING
SPAIN
LONDON
Great
Britain
is
expected
to
soon
give
full
diplomatic
recognition
to
Franco
Spain.
United
States
yesterday
appointed
Stanton
Griffiths,
Boston
banker,
as
its
ambassador
to
Spain.
Sir
John
Balfour,
at
present
British
ambassador
to
Argentina,
is
expected
to
go
to
Spain.
PENTICTON
W
The
cause
of
day-season
passengers
or
crew
were
seriously
hurt.
Many
were
asleep
when
the
accident
took
place.
(CP
PHOTO)
ment.
Photo
shows
the
cars
of
the
train
tipped
on
their
sides,
some
of
them
driven
seven
feet
Into
the
ties.
None
of
the
holi
Friday's
Okanagan
Mountain
Thirteen
of
the
15
cars
of
the
Dorion
Bridge,
35
miles
west
of
Toronto-Montreal
pool
train
Montreal.
A
broken
axle
on
a
were
derailed
when
the
train
baggage
car
led
to
the
derail
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
met
with
his
top
military
and
diplomatic
advisers
today
amid
predictions
that
Canada's
defence
bill
for
the
next
fiscal
year
will
boom
bevond
$1,000,000,000.
ire
was
no
sea
waitr
s.
although
the
body
H
the
water.
ThLs
In-i
the
water.
The
in-Ifljourned
until
2
p.m.
Ian
4.
at
Court
House
plalne
crash
remained
unsolved
r
last
night
-at
the
conclusion
of
a
coroner's
inquest.
The
jury
returned
an
oien
verdict
that
the
pilot
Quentin
COMPLETION
NEAR
Red
Invasion
i
'Robert
Woods,
fore-
Mr.
St.
Laurent
went
into
conference
with
a
high
level
group
of
ministers
and
officials
who
British
Coif's
Great
Pay-Off
m
Bussey,
Francis
Moore
and
Co-Pllot
Jo
uou-cette
died
In
the
crash
of
a
Can
First
Quarter
of
1951
Pavne,
Severino
met
as
a
cabinet
defence
com
md
William
Shear-
Ha-old
Ryan
stands
adian
Pacific
Air.
Lines
plane
near
Penticton.
Testimony
of
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
officials
and
survivors
Tevealed
that
the
plane
Is
Still
Deadline
For
mittee.
Possible
recognition
by
Canada
of
Communist
China,
as
requested
by
Prime
Minister
Att-lee,
Is
understood
to
have
been
discussed
by
the
cabinet
police
court
with
lowing
an
aneReo.
was
carrying
a
normal
load
and
weather
was
suitable
for
flying.
Pulp
Mill
To
Commence
By
EDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
j
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
ffi
Fate
chuckled
at
trie
experts
when
the
colt
Hedgerow,
owned
by
Mrs.
Camllle
Evans,
was
sold
for
a
cheap
110
guineas
($345)
at
the
Newmarket
wlfiter
bloodstock
sales.
Seldom
hag
such
a
well-bred,
highly-touted
racehorse
changed
hands
for-'
so
little.
"Everything
appeared
as
usual,
said
Lana
Franco,
stewardess.
jd
the
young
woman
H
fishing
boat
aboard
f
had
travelled
last
kf-ernoon
from
PYlnce
Jnrt
Simpson.
Long
Planned
LAKE
SUCCESS
t
General
Douglas
MacArthur
chaTged
In
a
United
Nations
report
issued
yesterday
that
Chinese
Communists
made
plans
to
Invado
Korea
months
before
United
Nations
troops
crossed
the
38t!n
parallel.
The
report,
covering
military
operations
in
Korea
for
the
period
of
two
weeks
ending
November
30,
said
that
Chines
plans
"for
the
active
and
aggressive
intervention
of
the
Korean
war
were
undoubtedly
developed
early
In
the
summer.
Communist
China
has
said
pHnn
nf
rhp
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.'s
Russia
Accused
By
F
ranee
and
Britain
of
Causing
Tension
"and
seemed
normal
until
the
crash."
Miss
Franco
and
the
plane's
fifteen
passengers
escaped
tin-harmed
when
the
DC3
sheared
r
t
non
non
hioh
alnh.i
subhite
nub
mill
at
Watson
Island
may
not
be
accomplished
quite
as
soon,
as
had
!es!ore
It
was
only
18
months
ago
that
PARIS
(CP)
Great
Britain
and
France
have
off
tops
of
pines
and
belly-riop-
Hedgerow,
then
a
two-year
-old,
I
.
hit
the
headlines
by
fetching
the
j
completed
draft
notes
to
r
Russia,
accusing
the
-u
c;if
boviet
ped
Into
deep
snow
nign
up
on
the
mountain.
onirol
been
hoped
for
but
the
iirst
quarter
01
iyoi
is
wm
the
deadline
for
the
plant
to
go
into"
operation,
says
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
mill
manager,
in
speaking
on
the
Union
of
creating
the
present
world
tension,
reliable
informants
said
tonigiit.
Britain's
meat
!T
i
creating
such
a
de-
.
progress
of
construction
opera-
the
late
Lord
Portal.
The
price
was
the
highest
ever
paid
for
a
two-year-old
In
training,
but
at
t,hni
stage
the
youngster
appear
The
notes
are
In
reply
to
mes
that
Chinese
"volunteers
tooK
tions.
saees
that
the-
two
countries
i
rnnsirlpr
restoring
i
,
m
arms
in
Korea
to
defend
their
.V
v
Half
,
of
the
construction
men
kora-
ed
headed
lor
a
promising
car-
la
fish
markets
alioounuy
against-
United
Slatcj
Vear.
Fish
was
frted
aeeression.
First
United
Sta.e
have
been
away
in
Vancouver.
The
experts
pointed
t0
thc
for
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
j
.
breeding
by
the
1938
Underground
Food
Stores
LONDON
ffl
Plans
for
vast
underground
storerooms
for
food
reserves
in
time
of
war
are
being
studied
by
government
scientists,
a
Ministry
of
Defence
spokesman
said
today.
i
controls
last
April.
patrols
did
not
cross
the
38th
parallel
until
October
8.
Casualties
Mounting
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
0!
It
Is
announced
that
United
States
received
from
Russia
December
16.
Russia
accused
France
of
violating
the
1944
French-Russian
treaty
by
encouraging
German
rearmament.
A
similar
accusation
was
made
to
Britain.
Derby
winner
Bois
Roussel
out
of
i
Queen
of
the
Meadows.
j
Early
this
spring,
after
being
i
nominated
for
the
1950
Derby,;
Hedgerow
aroused
the
hopes
ofj
his
new
owner
by
winning
a
moirion
tVirpp.vpA
r-nld
event
at
holiday
season
and
the
international
situation
has
had
the
effect
of
slowing
up
delivery
of
some
of
the
equipment,
.
Mr.
Jones
explains.
Meantime
the
operating
or-
Red
Flood
Is
Awaited
Little
Action
Although
Chinese
Are
Across
38th
Parallel
Americans
ailed
Up
Stone
of
Scone
Dumped
in
River
One
plan
proposes
tne
aig-einir
of
bomboroof
store
holes
casualties
In
the
Korean
war
rose
in
chalk
and
rock
hills
in
south
to
38,325
to
midnignt
December
of
1.904
over
the
ganization
is
now
being
per-
Salisbury.
He
was
beaten
in
the
ern
England
and
near
tna
fected
and
many
of
the
key
Craven
StaKes
at
Newmarnet
ana
,
Asia
Is
Anxious
cumulative
period
reported
the
northern
port
of
Hull.
personnel,
drawn
from
various
failed
in
the
classic
two
thous-
LONDON
T
Rural
police
40
miles
from
London
said
today
tJhev
believe
the
venerable
Stone
0
inA
ctnlAn
frnrn
Westmin-
previous
week.
parts
of
the
country,
are
already
and
guineas.
I
TOKYO
United
Nations
onMAtkinn
,HHriielir
VqH
frnno
fnrcofl
Tnnnnlnp
a
150-mile
de-
here
and
getting
established.
JGTON,
D
C.
The
I'es
Armv
today
Issued
jkl!
for
80,000
men
In
ills
will
bring
the
total
jfcquesu
for
draftees
to
he
the
outbreak
of
the
kr.
JOO
asked
for
March
is
(iiota
an
was
requested
ry
and
February.
Here
are
some
of
them:
The
total
includes
o.M-s
aeauis.
The
total
of
wounded
is
27,012
including
those
who
later
died
of
wounds.
ster
Abbey,
was
unceremoniously
j..,r.rt
into
t.h
River
Crouch.
wrong
with
the
horse
and
it
was
tence
llne
across
Korea's
mid-put
on
the
"easy"
list.
It
has
braced
themselves
today
rn-ordinator
of
project
for
Police
search,
however,
failed
to
Celanese
Corporation
of
America
United
States
Being
Pressed
to
Negotiate
LAKE
SUCCESS
fl)
Tense
find
trace
of
the
relic.
Canadian
Ship
In
Evacuation
i
TOKYO
British
Common-
wealth
force
headquarters
said,
todav
that
the
Canadian
de
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball.
Search
was
made
alter
it
was
.
-i,H
.hnt
a
erouD
of
persons
never
been
on
the
racecourse
of
&n
expected
flwjd
since
i
'massed
Communist
manpower
Mrs.
Evans
decided
to
auction
off
her
prize
investment.
Hedge-
but
thei
was
little
action.
Van-row
this
time
failed
to
arouse
guard
of
the
Communist
force,
any
Interest.
Finally
someone
mostly
Chinese,
was
only
35
miles
,,lnrt
nffor
nf
r25
nnrlh
Snnul
TTnltpri
Nations
Asian
countries
in
the
United
Mill
Manager
w.
C.
R.
Jones.
Woods
Manager
R.
L.
Plant
Engineer
D.
D.
Carr-
Big
Fire
In
Quebec
Town
had
been
seen
dumping
a
"heavy
Nations
were
reported
today
to
bundle"
(nto
the
river
irom
a
small
boat.
be
pressing
the
United
States
to
i
"
I
Harris,
formerly
of
Anglo-Can:
ariian
Puln
&
PaDer
Co..
Quebec.
stroyer
Athabaskan
took
part
in
the
evacuation
of
Hungnam.
negotiate
with
Communist
China
ll&KCU
UI1
v
I1U1WI
VJA
MVUUi.
The
bids
crept
up
slowly
until
planes
hammered
at
Red
troops
,rAPAr.
nnohnr
-
Fire
Production
Superintendent
for
a
settlement
of
all
Far
East
Jonn
uxx,
(uii
an
inwi
naiin;i,
ana
strucs
suppiy
ivioiuii.
ern
political
problems.
They
are
caused
damige
of
$350,000
and
loft
sn
nersons
homeless
here
Reuters
Aeencv
today
quoted
got
the
nod
for
110
guineas
R.
O.
Evans,
formerly
of
Bath-urst
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.,
New
Brunswick.
Technical
Supervisor
M.
E.
Millionaire's
Girl
Elopes
The
Athabaskan
escorted
snips
removing
United
Nations
troops
and
North
Korean
civilians
from
the
allied
beachhead.
The
Canadian
vessel
also
took
part
in
a
naval
gunfire
barrage.
last
night.
Flames
raced
through
a
spokesman
for
the
Eighth
Army
headquarters
as
saying
that
troops
"tentatively"
identi
said
to
ieel
mat
sucn
negotiations
are
the
only
possible
means
for
solution
of
the
Korean
war
without
a
military
knock-out.
OTHER
FAILURES
The
records
of
English
racing
are
dotted
with
similar
exper
three
buildings
torming
a
uum-bined
residential
and
business
Martin,
Cumberland,
Maryland.
Assistant
Technical
Supervisor
-Dr.
D.
L.
Scjerk,
Cumberland,
fied
as
Chinese
had
already
cros
sed
the
38t.h
parallel
in
force
An
unconfirmed
front
line
re
Tm.i:ii....
4
McCarthy,
multimillionaire
Texa-,
iences.
In
1920,
for
instance.
Lord
Glanely
dished
out
14.500
guineas
for
lor
a
a
horse
nuise
named
immcu
diu.
Blue
Maryland.
oil
man,
acknowledged
yeweiuay
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Power
Plant
Engineer
o.
it.
v.i
17-vpar
old
daugnier.
aport
said
....
that
...
the
Chinese
.
,
,
had
i
The
colt
never
won
block
on
the
main
street.
i
persons
were
injured.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
e.,
,.
still
falling
at
a
few
t
,
3
T
hnrl
eloned
witn
Morrison,
formerly
of
S
o
r
g
Ensign,
race.
swarmea
urer
i,ne
oow
VJll
una
uvv,
rrmiripBT
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
rf.rrffP
Pontikes.
acea
i.
and
occupied
the
undefended
nnrnthv
Paget
Dorotny
ragit
of
vn0ncr
Kaesong,
nm-th
north
nf
of
RpohI
Seoul.
Paper
Co.,
Howe
Sound.
Logging
Superintendent
A.
V.
The
wealthy
ri..
-.!,ir.ua
in
revprse
mar
city
J.
save
15.000
guineas
for
the
year
Tremblay.
General
Douglas
MacArthur
:
interior
points
this
morning
as
Logging
Superintendent
(Terrace)
Harold
Lynum.
ling
Colonel
Payne
tie
let
""'dieted
today
that
more
than,
owner
down
badly
by
recovering
Rcd
divisions-up
to;
nnlw
fS4R
nf
the
hutre
nurchasing
..
1,1.
I
the
remains
ot
a
.u
tom
mnvprl
pastward
ine
LlllULlHH
'
"
,
rlage
of
Glenna
remindra
friends
here
of
McCarthy's
own
marriage
in
1930.
Then
a
struggling
oil
driller,
he
son
of
an
eloped
with
Miss
Fantine
Lee,
daughter
of
the
wealthy
Houston
oil
man,
W.
E.
Lee.
j
-.
-
,
......
WOum
rusn
aKauist
mai
weauit-i
Djroi.v.i..
.
,
across
the
Rockies.
Mild
cloudy
weather
prevailed
aiong
i
i
ti-,o
,ntp
nf
the
storm
Price-
lightened
new
lines
within
the
In
his
extensive
turf
transac-
nex(.
two
weeks.
He
said
that
tions
the
Aga
Khahas
also
had
Communist
china
has
mobilized
his
failures.
Among
these
were
Hs
war
efort
on
a
national
Feridoon.
bought
privately
for,
scale
and
shower
activity
had
almost
SttPJ?.e?.',,.
tirro
nre
indications
thor
etnrm
centring
about
mBii
ii
i.
i.
i
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QUEBEC
CH
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Ruesl
aged
54,
Quebec
.watchmaker
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
25
Bralorne
5.90
B.
R.
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
100
Congress
:
08
Hedley
Mascot
45
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pend
Oreille
'
8.20
Pioneer
r.
180
Premier
Border
07
Ya
Privateer
06
Reeves
McDonald
4.00
Reno
02
Sheep
Creek
123
Silbak
Premier
26
Taku
River
05
y2
'
Vananda
10
Salmon
Gold
02
Spud
Valley
04
Y2
Silver
Standard
2
28
Western
Uranium
.
1.23
Oils
.
.
Anglo
Canadian
-
4.50
A.
P.
Con
1...
334
1000
miles
on
tne
should
bring
rain,
and
fresh
winds
to
the
coast
early
tomorrow
with
rain
and
snow
spreading
into
the
interior
during
the
17,000
guineas
and
disposed
01
ior
a
song
after
failing
to
score.
But
the
breaks
sometimes
work
the
other
way.
'
A
case
in
point
was
the
pur-chaw
by
Bob
Sievier
of
the
yearling
Sceptre
50
years
ago
for
10,000
guineas
a
healthy
price
Aid
For
Gold
Mining
Sought
!M
PROSPECTOR
I'lelard
LaBine,
Toron-f
Prospector
who
dls-5hp
huge
pitchblende
t
Great
Bear
Lake
In
Jthwest
Territories
Ice
a
me
the
world's
source
of
radium
and,
nium
His
find,
and
H
of
the
Eldorado
Min-jP;ny,
made
him
a
mil-I
His
re-openlng
of
the
Lake
mine
In
1942,
1st,
of
the
government,
M
greatly
to
the
de-l11
of
atomic
energy
.atom
bomb.
-t
(CP
PHOTO)
his
afternoon.
yesterday
appeaieu
OTTAWA
9
Canada's
multi
Beattie
.:
-56
Bevcourt
,51
Bobjo
.12
Buffalo
Canadian
24
C.
M.
&
S
124.50
Conwest
1
81
Donalda
46
Eldona
-
224
East
Sullivan
7.25
Giant
Yellowknife
6.20
God's
Lake
.34
Hardrock
23
Harricana
07
Vi
Heva
07
Hosco
-05V4
Jackknlfe
05Vi
Joliet
Quebec
90
Lake
Rowan
-
.05
Vi
Lapaska
04
Little
Long
Lac
60
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake.
2.12
McKenzie
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
.
2.14
Moneta
'
36
Negus
-
78
Noranda
71.00
Louvicourt
18
Pickle
Crow
L
1.61
Reglcourt
-
.04V4
San
Antonio
2.35
Senator
Rouyn
21
Sherritt
Gordon
-
-
2.82
Steep
Rock
....
8.15
Sturgeon
River
.14
in
those
days
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
along
the
mainland
today
with
during
the
morn-
a
few
showers
lnto!mluion
dollar
gold
mlnlng
indu!"
file
develoDed
into
filly,
developed
imr,BrilipH
hv
cllmbiner
costs
Scerjtre.
a
conviction
arid
deain
of
murder
aris
mg
on
a
charge
out
of
the
time
bomb
ruction
September
9,
1949
of
an
airliner
the
"wonder
horse"
of
her
time
of
production,
today
urged
the
i
nicomhprp
variauic
'
government
to
oin
witn
ooutn
Africa
in
seeking
a
higher
world
qn..
onnpal
will
De
neaiu
"Ming,
eiw""1
,
courtraPppeairwhlch
starts
in
nes,
Overcast
ent
re
gto
g
w
-
irpKruarv.
morrow
Little
tJUle
price
for
gold.
during
the
morning
.
i
Amrprnture.
Her
greatest
triumphs
were
in
1902
when
she
won
four
of
the
five
English
classics,
the
two
thousand
guineas
and
St.
Leger,
the
one
thousand
guineas
and
the
Oaks,
the
latter
two
for
fillies.
Only
the
Derby
eluded
her.
,But
Sceptre's
own
sister,
Crown
WlndJ
A
delegation
of
the
Industry,
meeting
with
Prime
Minister
St.
cnange
in
vw'h
----
.
..-j-..
ast.rlv
(20)
to-
"u5ht
and
highs
BASKETBALL
S
8:45
TONIGHT
Laurent
and
a
cabinet
committee,
urged
the
government
to
broaden
Its
program
of
financial
aid
to
meet
the
steadily
worsening
crisis
in
the
industry.
tomorrow-At
Fort
ny
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
46;
Sand-
Gem,
was
never
raced.
Atlantic
2.25
Calmont
.78
Central
Leduc
2.10
Home
Oil
13.50
Mercury
.14
Okalta
-
175
Pacific
Pete
6.80
Princess
127
Royal
Canadian
09
Ro'yalite
-
11-73
TORONTO
Athona
07?i
Aumaque
.23
spit,
36
and
4b.
LOCAL
TIDES
in,t
nonnmhor
29.
1950
I
CARROLL
COLLEGE
MAYOR
-ELECT
Fred
J.
Hume,
electrical
contractor
and
part
owner
of
the
New
Westminster
Royals
hockey
team,
was
elected
mayor
of
Vancouver.
He
Is
shown
with
a
broad
victory
smile
after
an
overwhelming
win
over
Mayor
Charles
Thompson.
Mr.
Hume
was
mayor
of
New
Westminster
for
nine
years
before
moving
to
Vancouver.
(CP
PHOTO)
Helena.
Montana
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
New
York
3.
Toronto
1.
Chicago
4,
Boston
4
(tie).
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
2,
Tacoma
2
(tie).
VAST
RESERVE
Algonquin
Park,
great
Ontario
game
preserve
of
nearly
3.000
square
miles,
was
first
set
Hieh
4:38
18'7
feet
,
inn
foot
Silver
Miller
.87
Upper
Canada
1.7C
Golden
Manitou
6
05
PRINCE
RUPERT
apart
in
1897.
.
10:21
8.7
feet
L0
Low
22:51
4.9
feet
301
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