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AND
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COLUMBIA'S
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Published
at
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
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the
Key
to
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Great
Northwest"
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81
VOL.
XXXIX.
No.
.292
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
DECEMBER
15,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
UNITED
NATIONS
IN
1950
I
r
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a
:
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1
-"
United
Nations
Trying
To.
Retain
Escape
Line
Eiiinjii.ii'j'.j.M..pmj
mi
CIVIC
ELECTION
Dagget
and
Yhalen
Jleck-and-Heck
T
o
Head
Poll
Frizzell,
Gomez
Win
SEOUL
(CP)
A
big
battle
raged
tonight
on
the
northeast
Korea
coast
as
Chinese
forces
tried
to
Canadian
Legion
Land
Sale
and
Tax
Exemption
I
;S
'
1
I
'
''
JH"1'
1
drive
American
defenders
oft
their
beachhead
ib.j
the
sea.
The
attacking
Cninese
pulled
up
temporarily
after
overrunning
United
States
outpost
lines
which
Bylaws
Approved
Two
1950
Aldermen
Fail
to
Retain
Seats
A
neck-and-neck
contest
between
ex-Mayor
H.
M.
Daggett
and
ex-Aid.
Harold
Whalen
for
leadership
of
the
poll
featured
jpterday's
civic
election.
Onlv
one
lone
vote
was
Mr.
Daggett's
margin.
Aid.
were
abandoned.
Trunrt
an
Ta
Roaring
guns
in
no-mans
,
i
ijtH
that.
two
SUf-
f
4-
-A
milix
uiuiv.v
-
rounded
American
platoons
80
II
I
-
'
llUlliail
IV
Make
Call
if
...
t
h
Douglas
Frizzell
and
Darrow
Gomez,
young
tiaooi
candidate
and
returned
manwon
the
other
two
seats
,
.
.
.
.
11.
with
suostanuai
ieaas
over
v.x
rest
of
the
field
of
eleven.
Aid
Frizzell
was
the
only
mem
HARRY
DAGGETT
to
100
men
fougnt
on.
Massed
artillery
is
hurling
shells
into
the
approach
areas
to
cut
up
the
Chinese
before
they
reach
the
front
lines.
The
swarming
Red
Chinese
attacks
drove
on
into
the
shrinking
Allied
beachhead
in
north-
irr-oa
(Ma
roared
on
to-
Working
On
ber
of
the
1950
city
council
seek-'
Vital
Broadcast
to
Be
Given
by
Chief
Executive
wnsHiNOTON
KB
Adminis
Cease
Fire
in
re-election
to
survive
tne
pop.
Aid.
Wilfrid
McLean
was
edged
out
into
fifth
place
Aid.
Wsjlter
MacLean
was
also
defeat-
tration
officials
said
last
night
Ctlilb
iwivM
""j
night
with
the
aim
or
anninnu-
President
Truman
s
expecieo,
proclamation
of
a
national
emergency
may
be
quickly
fol
ine
the
.
United
Stales
ibuui
But
United
Nations
Seems
to
Have
Little
Hope
of
Success
rnrns
defenders.
I
1
'V-l
'
.'
Darrow
Gomez
becomes
an
al-'derman
for
the
first
time
in
bus
lowed
by
calls
lor
a
,uuu,uuu-
r!hlnpsi
were
reportea
killed
in
headlong
charges
ot
NEW
YORK
A
three-man
VI
.w
Red
infantry
and
cavalrymen
United
Nations
cease-fire
com-
v,uiaw.
involvina
Canad-
nar
4iHori
t.anK
armierv
a""
oir
onunter-attack
and
against
mittee
today
began
search
for
-
iQn
property
were
ap-ways
and
means
to
persuade
roved
man
army
and
an
eventual
expenditure
of
$100,000,000,000
yearly
for
defence.
"
"
.
'These
officials
made
It
clear
the
President's
broadcast
to
the
country
tonight
at
10:30
p.m.
(EST)
will
be
back
by
triphammer
jolts
for
the
home
front.
.
Th
said
the
nroiected
boosti
withdrawing
doughboy
defences.
Chinese
Communists
ana
oai-
n
the
KViaws
authorizes
But
the
Reds
kept
coming
uu
-ntn
thP
hiazine
flatlands
of
the
Sea
of
Japan
coast
in
the
Ham-
tered
United
Nations
forces
to
the
outright
to
the
Legion
end
their
bloody
war
in
Korea.
ftt
the
asseSsed
value
of
a
lot
on
Outspoken
Russian
opposition
Tnlrd
Avenue
occupied
by
the
promised
little
success
tor
their
OJd
Legion
club
premises
which
pffnrts
but
the
committee
went
v0.
nns
(wph
loased
to
private
hung-Hungnam
port
area.
.
First
ma
or
attack
attacK
was
was
made
mauc
de'fence
spending
will
"take
shouting
mounted
,ld
al,
previous
esti
tiie
im
v,
t-
by
some
2500
ahead
nevertheless.
business
interests.
In
favor
of
and
foot
soldiers
who
leapea
aboard
American
tanks
and
tore
at
them
with
small
weapons
and
The
president
of
the
General
the
land
sale
bylaw
were
Boa
Assembly,
Nasrollah
Entezam
ofyotes
and
against
185.
Iran,
heads
the
committee
along
Although
also
approved,
a
by-
mates
and
compare
with
secona
world
war
spending.
The
President
s
speech
will
ba
hnth
networks
of
the
1
fit
Vt
S
'
.
..
-f
bare
hands.
'
HAROLD
WHALEN
wlth
India's
Sir
Benegal
N.
Kau
law
providing
lor
tne
exempuun
and
Canada's
L.
B.
Pearson.
Tlreir
from
taxation
of
-waterfront
t
k.
coolr
frnm
nrnncrlu
rwciinifld
bv
the
new
I
II
rr-n-m
nr
TT
-am--ymwmmmamtwum
CBC
tonight
at
7:30
Pacific
Standard
Time.
Its
duration
will
Bigger
attacks
were
expected
tonight
out
of
a
force
of
100,000
Chinese
ringed
about
.
v.
t,
i
riv.lnn
.(.nrficuntiups
ironttion
T
virion
clul
DremiSeS
be
approximately
one
hall
nour.
DI
CH
little
proeress
was
made
in
break-
I
was
the
aim
of
Trygve
Lie
s
10-poiut
peace
plan
t
deadlock
between
East
and
West,
U.N.
whicft
he
took
In
person
to
the
capitals
of
the
Big
id
its
efforts
to
ease
world
tensions.
Such
1
Four.
Mr.
Lie
Is
shown
here
arriving
in
Faris.
lilt'
IVCU
V.
llil
1
ltnvauiwn.'.i.VBtMiu.iMi
-
O
-
.....
t
t
i
.
n,kl
Vifo
trnv-
AiA
nrtt
ViavA
Klir.Vl
paSV
Sailing,
in
wiiau
1110
uw4
iwu
WU
n."ilU-V..liirtii,
,
..
....
ernment
considers
acceptable
favor
of
this
bylaw
(so
voiea
cease
iue
icima.
0
The
United
States
is
reported
Sixty
percem,
voi
wj
have
said
it
will
stop
fighUng
Wd
to
apwove
these
bylaws.
Trapped
Man
Is
Shoufinq
-4tf
the
Reds
do
the
same.
1
ALDEftMANlC
VOTE
-
fight
off
Chinese
soldiers
who
pried
at
the
tanks
in
frenzied
hand-to-hand
combat.
s
,
The
"tanks
-withdrew
uhdani--aged
after
they
had
run
out
of
ammunition.
'
"
In
northwest
Korea
the
two-weeks'
lull
on
the
Eighth
Army's
front
was
expected
to
be
broken
v,..
nt.Vipr
nhinesfl
hordes.
the
United
Nations
ior
backed
up
against
the
Sea
or
Japan.
The
beachhead
is
the
last
t
refuge
in
the
,
.northeast
for
around
60,000
Allied
troops
who
were
lorced
to
retreat
by:
the
Chinese
entry
into
the
war
late-in
November."
i
One
American
platoon
normally
40
riflemen
and
one
junior
officer
was
cut
off
and
presumed
lost
in
the
initial
attack
by
the
2500
Reds.
).v,irioH
pnlnmn
failed
to
Although
Wu
has
made
noi
Tne
aiaermamt
iwc
r,
public
statement,
Russia's
Jakob!
follows:
jty
of
Power
Will
Be
ailable
For
Emergency
(After
New
Installations
River
in
Partial
Production
Again
.
I
Tower
Repairs
Big
Job
Harold
Whalen.
645
will
withdraw
from
Korea
if
foreignUnited
States
troops
also
pull
out.
I
i
i
own
KJJ
,
.
A
big
Red
troop
movement
on
SELLECK.
Wash.
.
W
John
Wolti,
aged
54,
trapped
coal
miner
who
was
buried
In'
a
rock
slide
Wednesday
night.
Is
alive,
rescue
workers
reported
today.
No
detail
were
immediately
available
on
how
Wolti
miracu
the
Eighth
Army
s
rigni,
in
central
Korea,
northeast
.Of
Nofed
Baseball
Douglas
Frizzell,
574
Darrow
Gomez,
531
(elected)
Wilfrid
McLean,
4S7
W.
D
Griffiths,
393
Martin
Krueger,
379
T.
N.
Youngs,
330
'
trie
Faure,
240
.
Walter
MacLean,
180
J.
W.
Prusky,
168
contests
for
Seoul,
is
reported.
w
and
had
to
rescue
the
platoon
Surgeon
Passes
lously
escaped
death
in
a
slide
01
tons
of
rock.
There
is
still
a
solid
harrier
of
rock
and
gravel
betw3en
a
rescue
crew
and
the
trapped
man
TODAY'S
filUiAO
ST
LOUIS
W
Dr.
Robert
F.
full
service
of
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Corn-Is
now
been
restored,
according
to
an
anient
in
today's
isue
of
the
Daily
News.
The
I
River
crossing
near
Tyee
has
been
repaired
t
,i...i
.
HonfnmitiHviiinH
Tinted
sureeon
of
the
three
school
board
and
three
parks
board
seats.
Tmirtesv
8.
D.
Jonnston
Co.
Ltd.)
t0
him
..
I
baseball
world,
died
yesterday
In
DARROW
GOMEZ
Dr.
R.
G.
.barge,
a.,
a.
b""
j
t-.-
s-ori
Ror.kpr
were
elect-
The
rescue
crew
can
hear
him
hospital
oi
a
uver
-
aim
IVliO.
shouting.
!
'
iplicateq
py
uremia.
ed
by
acclamation
to
ine
scnuui
board
as
were
Aid.
G.
B.
Casey,
Beattie
-
Bevcoutt
v
-
Bobjo
-
-
I1
Buffalo
Canadian
n
k
x,.
s
125.00
Arthur
Murray
and
r.
f.
rormau
frgy
from
the
Falls
River
plant
is
again
oeing
I
into
the
city.
However,
General
Manager
T.
if
the
company
warned
i
-
-
frible
that
there
might
casion,
when
the
Falls
River
and
llmenU
in
case
of
a
Shawatlans
power
plants
were
iprm
or
unforeseen
clr-
temporarily
out
of
service,
tne
L
I
.,m
ri!.nf
at.
thp
rirv
dock
and
.......
i-iU
Conwest
Biggest
Herring
Set
on
Record
Is
Reported
In
Nearby
Waters
mm
It
was
an
.off-year
for
the
mayoralty
with
Mayor
G.
w.
Rudderham's
term
extending
1(K1
111
LU
latf.
.
-.43
223i
6.90
$.75.
-.33
ft
.21
.06
ft
Sue
statement
is-
one
diesel
engine
nanmeu
u
k
fh
L
ft
requirements
of
the
Ihe
press
h
by
Mr.
Riack
Black
entire
e
power
k
m
voluntary
Donalda
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harriearta
1
t-7ct,a
Believed
to
be
the
biggest
catch
ever
taken
on
the
west
coast
12G0
tons
of
herring
was
estimated
fm:
..
.
..J
reductions
as
had
been
made,
Continuing
memDers
oi
n-j
city
council
are
Aid.
T.
B.
BlacK,
Aid
H
F.
Olassey
Aid.
G.
B.
Casey
and
Aid.
Donald
Fitch.
W
J.
Scott
and
A
J.
Domin-ato
carry
on
as
school
trustees.
tinirc
-WSCVT
HFiVV
Is
made
at
the
bKecna
.
.
.
mintM
.
Il)r
it
uniuu
jl
v.
.......
.
.07V
VANCOUVER
Bralorne
6.00
B.
R.
X
O4
Congress
Hedley
Mascot
41
Pacific
Eastern
05
.Pend
Oreille
7-50
Pioneer
176
Premier
Border
-07
ft
Privateer
06
ft
Reeves
McDonald
,
3.60
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
-
I-22
Silbak
Premier
-28
Taku
River
05
Vz
Vananda
-09
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
04
Silver
Standard
1-96
Western
Uranium
-98
Oils
.
Anglo
Canadian
.
4.35
A.
P.
Con
.'
32
.
Atlantic
:
r
2.00
Calmont
68
Central
Leduc
1-95
caught
in
one
set
by
an
Alert
Bay
fishing
crew
vveu-thP
Department
of
Fisheries.
"It
can
be
safely
said
that.
irmanent.
The
original
PARLIAMENT
ADJOURNS
LONDON
Parliament
adjourned
today
until
January
23
with
the
understanding
that
it
might
be
recalled
at
short
notice
in
case
of
emergency.
INQUIRY
ENDS
'
EDMONTON
The
Board
of
TMnGiwrt.
rinmmissionerK
yes
"
,
f.t-t
Hosco
-?ft
when
the
final
two
units
are
consisted
of
six
con-
rr'u'
M.nint.o.f
r.ar.
Mel
Stauffer.
a
B.C.
Pack-
three
of
which
were
Although
voUng
opened
light
in
the
mo.
ning.
it
picked
up
dur-oAh
In
all
1262
bai-
added
to
the
new
piani,
mere
will
be
a
considerable
surplus
available
in
an
emergency."
boat,
took.the
record
catch
with
one
drop
of
the
ers
tia
"
i
nHo
r-Viannp
at
mid-
three
conductors
have
fully
damaged
that
they
",c
T
.
"
.
nor.
nev
in
w&wv-ii
w...
p
entirely
cut
away
ana
It
was
midnight
before
tne
contest"
day.
a
a
:
mw
my
net.
there
M
was
as
fish
were
unloaded
from
the
ta.
The
other
tnree
terday
concluded
its
hearing
anDraximatelv
50
per
heir
strength.
THE
WEATHER
Previous
high
records
oi
000
tons
were
caught
by
B.C.
Packers
and
Nelson
Brothers
.itv.i
tho
last,
twn
vears.
The
I
ubles
nre
alreadv
on
W
will
be
installed
on
y
Synopsis
eeneral
along
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Toronto
7,
Chicago
1.
Detroit
4,
Boston
2.
Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
2,
Portland
2.
Mainlinc-Okenagan
Kamloops
5,
Trail
4,
into
the
collision
Devwccii
passenger
and
troop
trains
at
Canoe
River
late
in
November.
It
heard
several
recommendations
for
safety
measures
on
the
line
through
the
mountains.
Announcement
of
the
findings
will
.
be
made
later.
Jackknife
u
Joliet
Quebec
177
Lake
Rowan
Little
Long
Lac
."W
Lynx
"ft
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.00
Mackenzie
Red
Lake
.40
McLeod
Cockshutt
1-9
Moneta
3
Negus
-
Noranda
68
BS
,
Louvicourt
-
-l6
Pickle
Crow
-
l-61,
Regicourt
-'St'
San
Antonio
a-25
Senator
Rouyn
"
Sherrltt
Gordon
2.63
Steep
Rock
8.10
,
sturgeon
River
-
-1
Silver
Miller
-81
Upper
Canada
I-60
B.C.
B.C.
Packers
Packers
Eastile,
Eastile,
Capt
Capt.
John
jonn
which
cannot
be
de-at
the
nresent
time
due
December
16,
1950
rolumbia
coast
over-
Saturday
High
Bordevlk,
caught
tne"
previous
night
-
--
while
,
-no
w
fe
ell
at
many
high
set
of
1100
tons
ta
the
Gu
f
interiQr
7:18
18.7
teei
19:18
'
16.5
feet
0:32
6.5
feet
13:30
'
8.8
feet
ferclty
of
materials.
To-fcpment
is
a
major
un-
I
already
been
reported
of
Georgia
near
ipen,
""",?,""";,nulne
mUd.
unsettled
Low
years
ago.
weather
Is
expected
while
an
Home
Oil
13
00
Mercury
10
Okalta
165
Pacific
Pete
6.65
Princess
I-27
Royal
Canadian
.1
08
Royalite
12.00
TORONTO
Athona
-07
ft
Aumaque
.
-22
other
storm
approaenmg
nv..
"But
we
don't
exactly
welcome
the
big
catches
they
take
too
much
trouble
to
unload,"
said
the
west
will
Dring
ram
strong
southeast
winds
io
uie
NOTICE
TO
CUSTOMERS
one
fisherman
today.
sss,
one
unit
of
the
new
fit
Is
In
operation.
Com-if
the
two
remaining
Impendent
on
the
man's
delivery.
These
are
'
on
the
way
and
will
rpH
h.,
Krin
trrxm
Van-
coast
tonight,
saiuraay
snuui
be
showery
and
a
little
cooler.
tirnv,
fv,o
.lnsinor
tomorrow
bf
herring
fishing
in
this
district,
NEW
WESTMINSTER
MAYOR
NEW
WESTMINSTER
New
mayor
of
New
Westminster
is
Frederick
Jac"kson.
He
deteitr
ed
Lewis
Sangster,
the
present
incumbent.
The
vote
was
2822
to
Z310.
EDITOR
DIES
NELSON
H.
H.
Currie,
71,
former
managnig
editor
of
the
Nelson
Daily
News,
died
last
night
at
his
home
here.
He
forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
showers
today.
Rain
to
5110
tons
were
caugm
rann
r.
o
n
wpdnesdav
and
noon
pis
month.
Wantee
was
given
to
I
B.
c.
Power
Co.
by
the
Thursday.
With
a
quota
of
30,-
000
tons
for
tne
nortnern
u"-
night.
Cloudy
with
showers
tomorrow.
Continuing
mild.
Winds
light,
increasing
to
southeast
(25)
by
this
evening
and
becoming
southerly
(20)
early
to
fturers
of
deliverv
not
n
August
or
September
district,
the
fishermen
nave
totalled
to
date
23.200
tons
according
to
the
Department
of
Fish
retired
in
October
l4.
wt
the
manufacturers
Hble
to
secure
alloca-
Repairs
having
been
made
to
transmission
lines
and
plant
equipment
voluntary
restr.ct.ons
on
power
use
are
now
unnecessary.
interruptions
to
service.
These
We
regret
unavoidable
as
extremly
heavy
icing
were
conditions
severely
damaged
transmission
Jmes
caused
repeated
outages
at
generating
nTants
with
failure
of
auxiliary
equipment
under
excessive
strain.
Likewise
failures
in
djstnbutian
contnbuted
to
ond
f
street
lighting
circuits
also
7-iT..
.nnlv
in
certain
sections
of
the
City.
eries
today.
morrow
morning.
Jjows
wiuc"
and
"highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
45.
jsions
of
such
materials
I
urtrpnt.
mtvcnra
phief-
To
the
Travelling
Public
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
the
Northern
Trans-Provinciai
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.
I
Strong
Man
of
.
Would
Remove
!f
government
agencies.
W
the
period
of
inter-Pl
the
service
under
abl
Severe
Weather
India
Is
Dead
weather
conditions
it
f
found
that,
on
one
oc-
Dean
Acheson
WASHING-ION
KB
Republican
members
of
the
House
of
Repre-spntntivpq
vpRterdaV
adopted
a
LONDON
CO
Deep
snow
and
!
We
wish
to
thank
individual
customers
and
.
,i
,r
inHut;triGs
for
their
co-
BOMBAY
Oi
Sardar
Vallab-
?l
discussions
of
plans
1
1W
Vx..clr,ncO
hai
Patel',
India's
deputy
Prime
resolution
calling
for
ouster
of
Secretary
of
State
Dean
Acheson.
opSon
in
reducing
power
requirements
while
the
coldest
December
weather
in
thirteen
years
crippled
British
railway
lines
and
blocked
highway
travel
today.
In
Somerset
the
gales
whipped
up
drifts
fifteen
to
25
feet
deep.
Some
villages
are
isolated.
Minister
and
strong
man
oi
me
ruling
Congress
party,
died
to
The
action
was
taken
at
a
ciosea
hut;
uuonrew
f
the
Moose
Legion
last
their
regular
meeting.
Walker
was
In
the
chair
meeting
of
House
party
mem
repairs
were
oemg
cun.picic.
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
C.
LTD.
day
Sardar
Fatei
lost
cuiistiuua-ness
early
this
morning
after
a
bers.
The
resolution
will
be
tan-en
to
President
Truman.
heart
attacK.
.
.
P'ness
session
at
the
Temple
-,&s
preceded
by
It
tVlP
TlViSaM-t,..
raf.
.
u.
v
VdlG.