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Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
20,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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ERICAN
PARATROOPS
DROP;
TRAP
CLOSED
ON
COMMUNISTS
aite
Speaks
Northern
Reds
Falling
Back
-
No
Resistance
Time
For
Canada
To
x
In
Its
Defences
ki
.
li
.
T
A
i
a
.
t
m
w
t
ton
riaying
us
ran
in
oupport
oi
united
TOKYO
(CP)
Thousands
of
American
parachute
troops
leaped
to
the
kill
today
in
Communist.
North
'Korea.
General
Douglas
MacArthur,
who
directed
a
spectacular
aerial
climax
in
a
15-hour
on-the-spot
flight,
said
on
his
return
to
Tokyo:
"The
lions,
Federal
Member
Tells
Men's
Club
SIX
DIE
IN
FIRE
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.
Six
persons,
including
a
mother
and
her
three
children,
died
in
the
flames
of
a
three-storey
tenement
here
today.
The
dead
include
Mrs.
Jack
Raines
and
her
three
sons
ranging
in
age
from
six
to
18
years-
ough
Canada
has
no
thought
of
aggression,
plewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
told
a
United
-
f7
$
in
war
is
very
definitely
coming
to
an
end
today."
Men's
Club
audience
after
dinner
last
night.
Impending
one
quarter
of
our
budget
on
de-
Red
Party
,
Applewhaite
was
speaking
on
the
world
in
general
and
the
Korean
situation
in
par
Is
Outlawed
Less
than
24
hours
after
Unified
Nations
troops
seized
the
heart
of
Red
North
Korean-Pyongyang
United
States
parachute
battlers
were
writing
the
final
pages
of
the
United
Nations
first
armed
police
action.
The
aerial
operation,
80
miles
north
of
Pyongyang
and
toward
the
Manchurian
border-refuge
for
straggling
Red
remnants
was
virtually
unopposed
The
Americans
sealed
off
two
ticular.
Korea
Is
the
centre
of
attention
now,
the
speaker
said,
be
CANBERRA
W
Australia
be
I
March
came
the
twenty-seventh
coun
X
CANADA
TO
RUSSIA
OTTAWA
A.
D.
Dunton,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting-
Corporation,
announced
today
that
Canada
would
be
directing
short
wave
programs
to
Russia
just
as
soon
as
arrangements
can
be
made
for
the
language
staffs.
There
will
be
two
half-hour
programs
daily.
CBC
is
already
broadcasting
abroad
in
11
languages.
MONTREAL
COMPLAINS
'
MONTREAL
Montreal
shipping
interests
are
plaining
that
not
a
'
single
bushel
of
1950
crop
western
Canadian
wheat
has
yet
ar
try
to
outlaw
the
Communist
party
as
a
bill
ordering
disjolu-
r
:
t
1
j.
tion
of
the
party,
seizing
of
assets
and
expelling
of
declared
Horrible
cause
there
the
struggle
against
Communism
has
been
brought
Into
the
open.
"It
has
rung
an
alarm
all
over
the
world."
It
has
accelerated
military
preparedness
and
co-operation
among
the
allies.
Mr.
Applewhaite
impressed
on
his
audience
the
need
to
keep
the
Soviet
objectives
and
designs
In
mind.
Soviet
Imperialist
Communism
la
world-wide,
he
said.
They
think
their
slave
3ritttl
llrocitifs
by
North
highways
and
two
railway
escape
routes-
'
Cioslng
of
the
trap
should
be
the
end
of
all
organized
resistance,"
MacArthur
said.
Three
United
Nations
divisions
members
from
government
poats
passed
quickly
through
the
Labor
-controlled
Senate
yesterday
and
was
given
Royal
Assent
today
by
the
Governor
-General,
Against
I'nited
Prisoners
FANG
(J
Three
ncar-
thereby
becoming
law.
It
is
cer
are
racing
north
from
Pyong-
tain
that
the
bill's
legality
will
yang
t0
join
the
parachute
force
GUARD
OF
HONOR
Two
Koran
boys
with
wo
aden
guns
formed
a
"guard
of
honor"
when
Cmdr.
Robert
P.
Welland
of
McCreary,
Man.,
and
Victo
,-ja,
B.C.,
commanding
officer
of
the
destroyer
Athabaskan,
landed
on
a
South
Korean
Island
to
talk
with
village
officials.
This
Royal
Canadian
photo
shows
a
Canadian
ensign
raised
alongsld
;
the
Republic
of
Korea
flag
outside
a
hut
where
the
meeting
took
place.
1
(CP
PHOTO)
t
American
prisoners
be
challenged.
and
cut
off
more
than
28,000
f
i
ghastly
tale
of
a
North
Korean
troops.
1
h
from
Seoul
to
Names
of
known
communists
will
be
published
in
the
Gazette.
k
by
283
United
States
whom,
they
claimed.
MacArthur
was
reported
to
have
ordered
the
United
Nations
forces
to
move
on
to
the
Man
churian
border
and
stop
there.'.
EFFICIENCY
SOUGHT-
:he
only
survivors.
U.S.
Lumber
rived
at
the
port
of
Montreal.
I
Difficulty
is
that
lake
boats
have
been
used
for
coal,
ore
and
other
commodities.
In
two
months
the
port
will
be
closed
for
the
winter.
SEARCH
FOR
PLANE
EDMONTON
The
search
for
a
plane
missing
on
a
flight
from
Grande
Prairie
to
Edmonton
has
turned
to
region
.
80
miles
north
of
here
where
'smoke
signals
and
flares
arc
their
comrades,
the
i
haggard
trio
said.
Minister'
Checks
On
Force
A.W.L.
oeaten
and
murdered
Mart
Breaks
Portland
Eagles
Win
Fourth
Game
pmmunist
captors.
system
Is
in
opposition
to
the
whole
world.
They
will
make
their
attacks
where
and
when
the
,
politburo
thinks
circum
stances
are
favorable
to
them.
While
Korea
has
shown
they
will
act
with
military
might,
he
said,
in
other
places
they
are
operating
.
with
conspiracy
and
mass
agitation
Those
tactics
are
insidious
and
can
not
be
overcome
Dy"
military
action
alone.
It
must
be
supported
by
economic
and
social
processes.
Free
society
must
also
rid
itself
of
the
objectionable
elements
Ratepayers
Association
Favor
City
Manager
.
kits
shrugged
their
and
said
that
a
few
VANCOUVER
ft
The
British
Columbia
lumber
industry
has
PORTLAND
0
Portland
i'.ies
would
not
mat-
no
record
of
drastic
price
breaks
Eagles
defeated
Seattle
"IrarmnV
OTTAWA
ft
Defence
Minister
Claxton..
today,
started
,
a
quick
check
on
camps
where
Canada's
special
service
force
ts
training
to
get
the
latest
fig-
i
or
oraer
cancelations,
exporters
s
to
2
last
nignt
x
ne
nagies
are
reported
to
have
been
seen,
rvlvors,
said
the
lib
"Twenty-five
thousand
dollars
worth
of
trouble"
ioners.
boosted
the
The
search
is
going
on
both
jsaid
In
commenting
on
reports!
the
first
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
by
air
and
ground.
So
far
the
from
the
United
States
that
the!
League
team
to
win
four
games
prisoners
of
war
heid
U?a:t
ZZZJr
Z7:
might
have
been
saved
ratepayers
last
year
if
Prinae
quest
has
cost
the
Royal
Can-
j
Pacific
Northwest
American,
so
rar
tnis
season.
mg
to
273
most
Of
i
marKet
nas
gone
Daa.
adian
Air
Force
$50,000.
f
been
moved
to
aa!
Soviet
Communism
uses
for
Its
ence
between
the
minister
and
Rupert
had
had
a
city
manager,
Robert
McKay
said
cornered
Cru
thSro
.
at
mGetinS
of
the
Community
Ratepayers'
te
as
Pyongyang
be-
own
ends,
he
continued.
Op-er.
pressed
people
are
easily
taken
no
were
too
weak
or
in
by
Soviet
claims
to
provide
The
sharp
drop
in
American
prices
was
reflected
in
Greater
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
shingle
mills
where
2000
workers
will
soon
be
idle
as
thirty
j
ciai
force
men
were
absent
with-
Association
held
m
the
Crvic-
Centre
last
nignt.
Russia
Is
On
Commission
were
shot.
i
satisfaction
to
them
in
tneir
FEWER
AT
lTBC
VANCOUVER
University
of
British
Columbia
enrolment
has
dropped
to
just
over
6400
this
year,
15
per
cent
below
last
year's
7500.
The
peak
just
after
the
war
was
9200
out
leave,
including
at
least
100
classed
as
deserters,
absent
more
The
high
salary
of
a
capable
city
manager
would
ors
refused
to
leave
distress
or
privation
ana
mills
close.
The
operators
have
I
be
saved
In
good
city
adminis
ts
In
Seoul
to
notice
the
political
ana
murui
called
a
two
weeks'
halt
pending
a
more
normal
United
States
market.
than
21
days.
.
A
spokesman
said
the
minis-
ter
would
try
to
issue
a
state-:
ment
later
today
giving
accurate
figures
on
absenteeism
and
;
snme
romment
as
to
the
seri
'
Americans
were
group
of
correspond-had
been
hiding
since
tier
a
school
and
had
slavery
they
are
entering
into.
It
appeals
to
misguided
Idealism
and
undermines
and
perverts
man's
best
aspirations.
"We
must
Drovide
bread,
se
tration,
according
to
Mr-
McKay.
"But
we
need
permission
from
Victoria
for
a
city
manager.
I
don't
think
it
will
be
granted.
It
might
do
away
with
provincial
government,"
Mr.
McKay
felt.
COLD
AT
PRINCE
GEORGE
PRINCE
GEORGE
Twenty
degrees
of
frost
were
recorded
here
last
night
as
clear,
cold
weather
continued.
y
Korean
students.
I
curity
and
freedom
to
win
from
.
.
.
i
-.
I.
n
ousness
of
the
figures
compared
.
to
the
number
of
men
Involved.
!
'he
Americans.
Cap-
German
Army
Out
Russia
LONDON
In
notes
to
United
States,
Great
Britain
.
and
France,
the
Moscow
radio
said
Thursday,
Russia
has
warned
that
It
will
not
under
arty
clr-
Sen.
Ballanfyne,
Montreal,
Dies
MONTREAL
W
Senator
M
Locke,
said
that.
Of
the
17
ratepayers
present,
F
death
march,
the
the
Communist
preienaera,
uc
said.
"Otherwise
we
will
not
gain
their
confidence."
Mr.
Applewhaite
said
Russia-!
12
supported
the
ballot
for
city
LAKE
SUCCESS
Russia
and
Czechoslovakia
yesterday
won
admission
to
the
roving
peace
commission
which
the
political
committee
of
the
United
Nations
approved.
Peace
patrols
will
rove
areas
of
tension
and
report
on
threats
to
peace.
The
delegates
agreed,
against
Russian
opposition,
to
the
American-backed
plan
which
is
descrlbe'd
as
the
most
important
step
forward
the
United
Nations
has
taken
since
its
founding
five
years
ago.
Prior
to
the
decision,
diplomats
of
seven
countries
met
behind
locked
doors
to
discuss
Russia's
"died
like
flies
from
cold,
pneumonia
and
manager,
three
voted
against,
French
Premier
Wins
Confidence
Heat
Stops
with
two
not
voting.
Charles
C
.Ballantyne,
aged
83,
one-time
Conservative
cabinet
f'n
of
the
group
wee
PARIS
After
a
stormy
session
The
city
manager
would,
be
head
executive
of
the
largest
business
in
the
north,
"lust
like
propaganda
and
espionage
were
weapons
of
Russia
as
well
as
the
170
military
divisions.
"We
must
be
resourceful
to
win
the
world."
He
said
that,
although
tolerate
formation
NHL
Game
which
extended
into
the
early
cunistances
fMn
an
American
;ed
their
column,
mls-"i
lor
Reds-
minister
in
the
Borden
and
Meighen
regimes
and
former
leader
of
the
party
in
the
Upper
Chamber,
died
last
night.
He
was
a
prominent
Montreal
the
manager
of,
say,
the
cellulose
plant,"
said
W.
D.
Griffiths.
J
"Where
will
the
school
for
the
morning
hours
after
no
less
than
of
a
German
Army
ln
Western
three
fist
fights
had
thrown
the
Germany
.
chamber
into
,
disorder
.the
Fench
.
q
-iwnmKac
ef
nnnilt.ins
voted
COTl-
1
events
were
moving
fast
ln
Korea,
the
free
world
still
faced
an
unmistakable
military
challenge
and
must
be
prepared
to
m
no
t
1
1.
TVii
nroblem
was
to
(Continued
on
page
6)
Vliainuv
v
K
"
'
.
ri.t
4
,
...
,
,
,
business
man.
He
was
first
elected
to
Parliament
in
1917
Montreal
Blanks
New
York
4
to
0
CHICAGO
It
was
so
warm
86
above
in
Chicago
last
night
that
the
ice
would
not
hold
and
Used
fldence
In
the
government
oi
(
mat,
me
reupiea
aim,.u.
Premier
Rene
Pleven
on
its
Indo-.
Germany
was
not
in
compliance
demand
to
serve
on
the
peace
patrols
set
up
under
the
United
Nations
new
anti-aggresslon'pro-
and
was
appointed
to
the
Senate
in
1932.
The
death
of
Mr.
Ballantyne
China
policy.
with
United
Nations
terms.
.
the
National
Hockey
League
Hawks
and
Detroit
Red
Wings,
leaves
the
Conservative
party
know
where
the
military
angle
took
precedence
and
where
it
slackened
off.
While
the
fighting
was
still
going
on
was
the
time
to
make
plans
for
the
Deace.
The
plan,
which
puts
teeth-
lh
Husband
Dies,
Widow
Stranded
for
which
thousands
pf
tickets
j
with
only
-u
members
in
the
A
rnjv
...
j
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
J
had
been
sold,
had
to
be
post
Senate.
.into
o
oj-tiai
Mis
brigade
Is
already
poned.
It
was
the
first
time
a
hockey
game
was
ever
cancelled
11
me
UXP
nf
llin
ltd.)
4
(Courtcn'
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
PlM
tank-busting
ba-
Tragedy
struck
deeply
into
the
in
Chicago
Stadium
because
of
the
U.N.
efforts
to
maintain
peace,
was
adopted
overwhelmingly
by
the
60-member
political
committee
Wednesday
night,,
Besides
peace
patrols
to
rove
areas
of
tension
and
report
possible
threats
to
peace
lt
.
provides
for
emergency
sessions
of
lifB
nf
Mrs
Mine
Girilund
ves-I
soit
ice.
Low
and
Hansell
Socred
Chieftans
"
win
bear
when
It
Won.
Later
a
suncr-
MISREPRESENTATION
It
was
possible,
he
thought,
that
Russia
thought
Asia
was
the
best
place
to
attack
and
that
war
could
be
left
to
satellites
The
war
had
been
ridiculously
"
inches
will
represent
2.36
Inch
Aumaque
35
Beattle
68
Bevcourt
40
Bob
jo
H
Buffalo
Canadian
30
Consol.
Smelters
122.50
Con
west
I-90
REGINA
--Solon
Low
wasth-
Vpt,o-free
treneral
assembly'
in
last
night's
other
scheduled
game
the
Montreal
Canadicns
so
far
unbeaten,
although
exp.erf
hesd
them
for
the
cellar,
won
1
to
0
over
New
York
Rangers
at
Montreal
Forum.
The
league
standings:
misrenresented
When
Russia
iCPrs0f
the
SnpHal
teday
when
the
death
of
her
husband,
Gustav
Adolf
Gidlund,
49,
left
her
stranded
in
a
hotel
room
in
a
strange
city.
Mrs-Gidlund
had
brought
her
ailing
husband
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
from
Stewart
October
10.
In
poor
health
herself,
she
was
not
able
to
visit
her
(Cont:.uea
on
Page
3)
"ww
been
flown
from
Washington,
to
Okin-
ne
Host
Of
thA
today
re-elected
national
leader
'
ln
24
hours'
notice
whenever
the
of
the
Social
Credit
party.
i
security
council
Is
hamstrung
by
E
G-
Hansell,
Member
of,
Kusslan
vet0
It
calls
on
Parliament
for
Macleod
constlt-1
member
countrles
t0
earmark
uency
in
Alberta
was
chosen,
d
orces
for
IffiAXtoCn
ce
when
either
the
security
Social
Credit
Association
in
Can-
assembly
calls,
'"'
Lewis
Is
expected
hln
thp
.....
U.S.
Ready
For
5-Power
Talks
WEATHER
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.8.45
7.00
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Donalda
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknife
.
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
husband
every
day,
but
relied
on
a
friend,
William
Logan,
to
see
him
when
she
could
not
get
out.
LAKE
SUCCESS
The
--
uurai
uuere
In
the
Korean
812
,
.u'a!
.7',
I
Born
in
Sweden,
Mr.
Gidlund
came
to
Canada
In
1923
and
set-
tlpri
In
Alhjrta
Tim
vpars
latsr
Hosco
Division
of
the
leadership
had
a""
".f""
ul
"
been
decided
upon
at
a
conven-;
will
be
available
tion
here
1
'
Kussia
"6ht
the
plan
bitter-
The
national
leader
will
be
ly,
but
when
she
saw
almost
all
political
head
of
the
party
and
the
non-Soviet
world
in
favor
of
its
spokesman.
j
the
American
proposals,
demand-
The
national
president
wUl
be
ed
the
14-man.
peace
patrols
to
the
party's
administrative
and
Include
represenatives
of
the
five-organizing
head.
'big
powers.
1
.
Synopsis
The
weather
was
clear
and
cold
over
the
northern
part
of
the
province
again
last
night
with
stations
in
the
Cariboo
and
Prince
George
districts
reporting
15
to
20
degrees
of
frost.
Over
the
southern
part
of
the
province
an
extensive
cloud
cover
kept
temperatures
in
the
forties.
Some
increase
in
cloudiness
Is
United
States
announced
today
that
it
was
prepared
to
take
part
ln
a
five-power
meeting
on
problems
threatening
world
peace.
This
announcement
was
made
ln
the
United
Nations
political
""tenor
Vancouver
Bialorne
7.25
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B
R
Con
,
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B
R
X
0
Cariboo
Quartz
139
Congress
-10
Hedley
Mascot
41
Pend
Oreille
8.35
Pioneer
2-3
Premier
Border
4
"
Privateer
-8Va
Reeves
McDonald
fc,
3.90
Reno
02
Sheep
Creek
120
Silbak
Premier
31
Tako
River
7Vi
Vananda
09
Salmon
Gold
.03
Spud
Valley
05
Silver
Standard
.....
2.12
Western
Uranium
73
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.00
A
P
Con
44
Atlantic
2.80
Ca'mnnt
1-8C
C'&
E
8
00
Central
Leduc
3.05
Home
Oil
1510
Mercury
i5
Okalta
I-90
Pacific
Pete
7-95
Princess
-62
Jacknife
-6',
4
hne
came
t0
prmCe
Rupert
and
Joliet
Quebec
102
:
on
t0
Stewart.
He
followed
min-
ln9
Home
05
1
ing
and
worked
at
Anyox
in
41
1931
and
1932.
He
spent
some
16''4
time
in
Prince
Runert
in
1934.
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
ft
Gait-
committee
bv
John
Foster
k.-
oeen
annnlntorf
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.37
On
his
return
to
Stewart
he
went
Dulles,
policy
advisor
to
the
De-nartment
of
State.
He
warned,
2r
01
the
to-
,
,ceding
Sir
Ria
.47
to
work
as
a
stope
cleaner
micxpectea
ov.er
tne
nortn
coast
Premier
mine,
where
he
has
today
with
little
change
expect-
however,
aealnst
the
United
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
Moneta
VARIETY
CONCERT
2.52
.31
States
underestimating
the
com
toZL10
the
United
Negus
1-05
been
ever
since.
Latterly
he
has
d
elsewhere
in
the
general
wen-been
shift
boss.
I
tner
situation
through
tomorrow.
In
1940
he
was
married
at!
Forecasts
plexitles
of
the
problems
-in-j
volved
and
said
the
United
Not
i.ri"?"-
Noranda
74.50
In
aid
of
Canadian
National
Institute,
for
the
Blind.
to
iv,...
-
lWjR
IS
.24
Louvicourt
States
should
insist
on
agreements
based
on
justice.
Ze
ncellors
Pickle
Crow
1-85
'
n
record
.05
Hyder,
Alaska.
His
widow
de-;
North
Coafit
Region
Increas-scrlbed
him
as
a
Perfect
"Vi-
,
cloudiness
today.
Cloudy-king
type
of
man
He
had
a
overnlght
and
tomorr0w.
Not
host
of
friends
ln
the
northern
lt
SQ
tonlght.
Wind
light
commnnit.v
'7
,
,r
u
Regcourt
San.
Antonio
2.95
RL
Tinrc
I.
w
Sponsored
by
the
Rotary
Club
Senator
Rouyn
Sunday,
Oct.
22-9
p.m.
Capitol
Theatre
H.Octob,
2.63
Shcrrit
Gordon
er
21
men
Miss
Grace
MacKay,
regional
secretary
of
Women's
Missionary
Societies
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada,
arrived
ln
the
city
today
on
the
Princess
Louise.
She
will
spend
a
week
or
two
here
working
ln
the
Steep
Rock
4.80
I
toaay.
ooumeny
ia
mpiu
tu-
Surviving
besides
his
sorrow-
ight
and
tomorrow.
Lows
to-!
ing
widow
are
five
brothers
and
pight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
j
four
sisters
in
Sweden-
p0rt
Hardy.
35
and
50;
Sandspit.
I
Funeral
service
will
be
held'
40
and
50:
Prince
Rupert,
37
and
W-0
feet
.16
.86
(246)
18.5
feet
Sturgeon
River
Silver
Miller
Admission
50c
Royal
Canadian
u
Royalite
1400
Toronto
Athona
S'a
4:13
16:45
5.9
feet
7.3
feet
Upper
Canada
2.08
j
tomorrow
-afternoon.
52.