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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
'
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
230
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
2,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
I
o
i
in
fill
iftiEDi
Bow
r
u
...
mm
111
C.N.R.
Changes
flew
Manager,
West,
Named'
Baseball
ttr
1
Mother
and
Father
Police
Pact
Here
Studied
Frank
II.
Keefe,
,
B.C.
General
Superintendent,
Promoted
Philadelphia
Wins
Pennant
fvo
Youths
Lose
Lives
n
Boat
Upset
on
Lake
WINNIPEG
Appointment
of
Frank
H.
Kecfe
as
general
manager
of
the
western
region,
Canadian
National
Railways,
is
announced
today
by
J.
R.
McMillan
City
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
hearing
later
about
what
are
considered
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
,
Police
of
the
police
requirements
of
this
muni-
'r-n'ftv
f-'V-vH-'nrT
tV.
!;t
V.,.,a
Sensational
Finish
to
Nation
I
League
World
Series
on
Wed-i
nesday
I
after
assumin8
the
duties
of
re
last
week
of
Inspector
J.
D.
Lee
PRINCE
GEORGE,
(CP)
Four
members
of
a
gional
vice-president.
of
Ottawa
who
is
making
a
sur
vey
of
all
municipal
policing
Mr.
Keefe
will
make
his
headquarters
in
Winnipeg
and
will
take
over
his
new
duties
at
once.
agreements
In
this
province
fol
Philadelphia
it
will
be
j
iisning
party
were
arownea
ana
a
intn
was
swept
Phillies
'and
Yankee
in
the
!
ashore
Sunday
after
a
12-foot
boat
capsized
on
Clu-
World
Series
commencing
this
J
v
Wednesday
in
Philadelphia.
CUlZ
Lake,
'
r..mfVS
Bnat..nrtaLX.
The
dead
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0.
Knutsvik,
their
race
came
to
an
end
yesterday
j
-
.
'
in
a
sensational
extra
inning
eighteen
year
old
son,
Harry,
and
Arthur
Bishop,
18,
For
tbe
last
few
years
he
has
been
located
in
Vancouver
as
general
superintendent
of
the
lowing
the
taking
over
of
the
B.C.
Police
by
the
R.C.M.P.
Meantime,
according
to
Inspector
Lee,
policing
will
be
carried
on
much
along
the
same
lines
as
before
with
adjustment
to
R.C.M.F.
requirements
and
standards
coming
in
due
course.
Inspector
Lee
Is
visiting
ell
L
.
""
British
Columbia
district.
He
13
particularly
well
known
through
B
EXERCISES
Canadian
and
British
naval
officers
gather
In
the
plot
room
of
the
,
all
of
Prince
George.
wirs.
u.
v.
junusun
ui
iiu'
-submarine
school
at
Londonderry,
No
rth
Ireland,
to
study
the
previous
day
8
exercises
'
game
wnen
ine
tniuies
won
10
1
over
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
who
,
put
up
a
great
fight
to
the
very
j
end.
i
culz
Lake,
30
miles
from
here.
out
the
west.
Mr.
Keefe
has
been
railroading
since
1911
when
he
took
his
first
was
the
lone
survivor.
She
ti
right
in
this
R.C.N,
photo
are:
L
.cut.
James
Hunter
of
Montreal
and
Dartmouth,
En
:ation
officer
of
H.M.C.S.
Micmac;
LI
:ut.
E.
Pettley-Jones,
navigation
officer
of
uion;
Lt.-Cmdr.
B.
W.
K.
Hewson,
R
oyal
Navy;
Lieut.
Donald
Hay,
Royal
Navy;
job
as
assistant
agent
with
the
Dick
Sis'r
broke
up
the
game
in
the
tenth
inning
with
a
home
run
with
two
men
on.
It
was
thj
first
pennant
the
Phillies
had
Canadian
Dollar
Up
t
TORONTO
Oi
The
Canadian
J,
Geary,
Toronto;
Lieut.
R.
A.
Manw
arlng,
Royal
Navy;
pnd
Lieut.
Michael
Henry,
y,
'
(CP
PHOTO)
clung
to
the
overturned
boat
cities
in
the
province
which
roine
and
was
washed
ashore
IVi
under
mounted
policing
now.
In
hours
after
the
accident.
The
addition
to
the
financial
ar-boat
capsized
when
one
of
the
Tangements,
he
inspects
police
youths
attempted
to
re-start
the
quarters
and
office
conditions,
motor.
I
While
here
Inspector
Les
met
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Knutsvik
leave
the
policing
committee
of
the
seven
younger
children,
the
city
counclL
i
won
in
twenty-two
years.
j
The
Yankees
are
favored
to
win
the
series.
I
Had
Brooklyn
won,
a
best
of
three
play-off
series
would
have
dollar
was
quoted
at
93
and
95
cents
in
terms
of
United
States
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
oldest
being
sixteen.
Mr.
Knut-;
He
arrived
last
Wednesday
by
ij
Prince
Rupert
Lawyer
;ns
as
Assize
Judge
been
necessary.
The
Dodgers
ran
I
-
A
tuuniti
in
me
uucmns
cvtlr
was
a
rnnan
an
National
oir
frnm
Vancmimr
on1
nrn
the
sagging
runs
aown
vo
me
.
exchange
dealings.
This
meant
Railways
telegraph
operator
ceeded
to
Prince
George
on
Fri-
wire
Deiore
losing.
me
uniiea
ssiaies
aonar
wes
i
here.
I
day
night's
train.
!
Robin
Roberts,
twirling
nis
WOrth
more
than
$1.05
and
$1.07
ting
man
who
started
out
in
the
active
prac-
GRIM
RELIC
OF
PAST-
jtlaw
here
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago
came
twenty-first
victory,
out-hurlea
.
m
terms
of
Canadian
money.
Don
Newcombe
over
the
route.
m
London
the
Canadian
dollar
Brooklyn
nearly
won
in
the
was
quoted
at
$2.88
to
$293
dol-nlnth
except
for
Ritchie
Ash-'
Iarg
to
the
sterUng.
Be-
Vancouver
Bayonne
02'4
Bralorne
7.00
B.
R.
Con
.02
B.
R.
X
.04
Cariboo
Quartz
-
130
Congress
.15
Hedley
Mascot
.37
Pend
Oreille
8.30
Pioneer
2.40
Premier
Border
.03
Vi
rince
Rupert
today
to
sit
in
the
role
of
a
jus-be
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
He
Durn
s
ouuieia
peg
mat
cuv
uow..
f
,h
Canadian
e0Vernment
Human
Skeleton
Disinterred
By
Workmen
Digging
on
Waterfront
a
runner
at
the
home
plate.
1
unpegged
the
rate
Saturday
night
Justice
John
V.
Clyne,
who
twenty-five
years
it
was
$3.08.
1
Parity
between
-Canadian
anr
Ivith
the
firm
of
Williams,
Manson,
Gonzales
inert
and
who
opened
Privateer
08l4
A
skeleton
has
been
found
in
the
vicinity
of
Fair
Reeves
McDonald
4.10
fcion
of
the
supreme
..
Mllu
,
IA
.
T
Wftrvpv
Reno
.'.
.02
02
view
Bay
in
the
course
of
digging
of
earth
which
i:s
beinjr
brought
by
the
provincial
public
works
depart
for
plaintiff,
McLeod
&
Ray
for
s
in
Prince
Rupert
,
Only
a
few
weeks
j
United
States
dollars
would
'
mean
a
rate
of
$2.80
Canadian
"
dollars
to
the
pound,
the
same
i
as
the
U.S.
dollar
rate.
The
Canadian
dollar
was
quot-1
ed
between
93V8
and
948
in
1
.25
1
.31
Sheep
Creek
1
SATURDAY
American
New
York
6,
Boston
5
Cleveland
1,
Detroit
3
St.
Louis
2,
Chicago
8
SUNDAY
Cleveland
7,
Detroit
5
St.
Louis
3-10.
Chicaeo
4-8
New
York
3.
Boston
7
Washington
3.
Philadelphia
National
.
Sllbak
Premier
p
appointed
to
the
t,e
SuDreme
Court
of
ment
for
improvement
of
the
grounds
near
the
public
Canadian
Northern
at
Roosevelt
defendant.
(Divorces)
Vera
Doris
Crozier
vs.
Reginald
Bert
Crozier,
A.
B.
Brown
.
.
i
in
:
ii,
Minnesota.
Movlne
un
throua'n
iumbia
after
having
I
terms
of
United
States
currency
j
health
Centre,
inere
IS
no
modern
sigmiicttuce
in
me
-
-
onerator
and
des-
iairman
of
the
Can-
ra&u
Kiver
"V2
Vananda
12
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
OHi
Silver
Standard
190
Western
Uranium
73
gnm
discovery,
however,
patcher
at
various
points
in
the
fcri'ame
Commission.
workman
found
the
bones
west
he
became
assistant
super-
lor
petitioner.
Frederick
Glenn
Taylor
vs.
Rosa
Alma
Taylor;
Norman
Pet-tersen.
correspondent.
T.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
he
at
the
opening
of
foreign
exchange
dealings
in
New
York.
Most
traders
waited
to
see
at
what
level
the
dollar
would
settle.
in
th
rrmrso
nf
rileeinsE
with
a
Intendent
at
Bdson
in
1939.
He
ki
d
law
in
Vancouver.
nariP
Jawbone
was
damaged
was
appointed
superintendent
at
facilitations
of
the
Oils
SATURDAY
Philadelphia
3,
Brooklyn
7
Boston
,Ne.w.iYj)tK..5i
.
Pittsburgh
2.
Cincinnati
5
,
Shares
in
companies
which
4
below
K-
wm
-
realized
nhat
jtt
Arthur-
ivt494.:,Twa
yPai
Is
Convening
BXLiberals
Thave
"heavy
safes
In
the"
United
was
human
remains
whicn
naa
later
ne
was
iransierrea
io
van-
couver.
hppn
pneountered.
Tnen
me
fcrt
bar
were
extended
vm
Clyne
toy-Tr-W.
t,
senior
member
of
jprofession
here.
Mr.
Ured
that
there
had
frread
feelings
of
gra-
disintegrating
bones
were
carefully
gathered,
up
and
brought
to
the
health
unjt.
The
discovery
was
made
at
Chicago
0-0,
St.
Louis
2-4
SUNDAY
Philadelphia
4,
Brooklyn
1
Pittsburgh
2-3,
Cincinnati
3-0
Boston
1,
New
York
5
Chicago
3,
St.
Louis
2
Included
in
many
other
appointments
also
announced
by
Mr.
McMillan
are
the
new
general
superintendents.
R.
H.
Robertson,
formerly
Imroughout
the
pro-
about
ten
feet
depth.
,
Is
Lordship's
accession
Brown
for
petitioner.
Barbara
Blaine
Hutchlngs
vs
"Robert
"
Griffiths'
Hulclilngs,T.
W.
Brown
for
petitioner.
Angus
Mcintosh
vs.
Elizabeth
McDonald
Mcintosh;
Peter
Nelson,
co-respondent;
A.
B.
Brown
for
petitioner.
Sivert
Anderson
vs.
Mae
Gertrude
Anderson;
co-respondent.
Steve
Dutchak;
T.
W.
Brown
for
petitioner,
R.
M.
MacLeod
for
respondent
and
co-respondent.
William
Henry
Dale
vs.
Evelyn
Wilson
Dale;
Oliver
Watson,
corespondent;
R.
M.
MacLeod
for
petitioner.
States
declined
in
the
opening
trading
at
the
Toronto
stock
exchange.
This
was
due
to
the
fact
that
companies
getting
paid
)n
American
Tunds
will
get
iess
if
the
Canadian
dollar
goes
up
in
its
relation
to
the
American
dollar.
The
market
opened
amtd
considerable
uncertainty.
In
London
the
market
in
Canadian
newsprint
shares
dropped
off.
and
Hudson's
Bav
fluctuated
1
Thanrv
1c
that
t.hp
hones
were
RiinprlnfjanHpnf.
at
TCamlnons.
iiH-s
.
Anido.
Caaadian.
,
,.
m
.
A.
P.
Con
i
"
50
Atlantic
C
M
2.90
Calmont
...
...
M0
Central
Leduc
3.40
Home
Oil
15.75
Mercury
18
Okalta
-
185
Pacific
Pete
7.90
Princess
65
Royal
Canadian
.12
Toronto
Athena
-08'2
.
Aumaque
.28
Beattie
47
me
Court
bench
but
those
of
an
Indian
possibly
a
(been
promoted
to
general
super
Advisory
Council
and
Executive
to
Meet
Early
in
November
An
advisory
council
meeting
an
da
full
executive
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
Association
will
be
held
early
in
November,
according
to
a
public
announcement
made
by
Harry
intendent
of
the
British
Colum
!r,
Brown's
t
personal
p
a;most
those
of
de-
woman
ana
tnat
tney
naa
ueeu
interred
there
many
years
ago,
probably
long
before
white
people
ever
Rinded
on
Kaien
he
followed
some-
f
Judge's
footsteps
in
?
Support
For
Gold
bia
district
succeeding
Mr.
Keefe.
Donald
Kissick,
formerly
assistant
superintendent
at
Vancouver
.is
promoted
to
superintendent
at
Kamloops,
succeeding
R.
H.
Robertson.
Vancouver.
London
Rupert.
"This
gives
widely.
pleasure
of
hone
th'
Isabelle
Theresa
Rudsvick
vs.
IS
may
continue,"
His
ifdared.
Jaycees
Instal
Hew
Officers
G.
T.
Perry,
president
of
the
B.C.
.
Liberal
Association,
following
a
recent
meeting
of
the
ofifcers
of
i
the
association
in
Victoria.
Mr.
Perry,
who
is
now
In
j
Prince
Rupert,
stated
these
meetings
are
required
to
be
held
be-
i
fore
the
end
of
the
year
accord-
-hip
replied
that
he
Indeed
to
come
to
OTTAWA
0i
Hon.
Douglas
Abbott,
minister
of
finance,
announced
today
that
the
govern
frt
to
conduct
his
first
Kaare
Olley
Rudsvick;
R.
M.
MacLeod
for
petitioner.
JABOl
R
CASE
FIRST
First
case
being
taken
up
at
the
Assize
is
that
of
Ernest
Ja-bour,
charged
wiUi
supplying
castile
soap
and
hot
water
to
the
Geoff
-
Hill
was
installed
as
THE
WEAlHtR
Synopsis
Temperatures
fell
sharply
in
British
Columbia
last
night,
as
clear
skies
persisted
In
"most
regions.
Prince
George
led
the
parade
when
the
mercury
fell
to
eleven
degrees
overnight.
Other
lows
were
17
at
Quesnol
"
was
here,
he
relic
had
started
to
;I1S
In
the
practice
of
h"e
he
had
taken
hi3
LnS.
"1!,!
.
"1
president
Saturday
night
of
the
ment's
price
to
Canadian
gold
producers
will
now
be
sup
;orted
on
the
same
basis
as
before
the
war
when
there
was
no
official
exchange
rate
on
the
Canadian
i
.XI
Ll;
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
finite
date
f
will
be
decided
upon
,
CommerceHln
an
impressiv.e
cere-after
Premier
Johnson
returns
to
,
Harold
Retiring
president
B.C.
and
is
recovered
from
hta.H
'
thanked
his
offlCers
c
turned
the
consoles
upon
Mr.
FINDING
OWN
LEVEL
After
eleven
years,
the
Canadian
dollar
was
returned
to
thf
free
market
Saturday
to
find
Its
own
level
in
world
currency.
The
dollar
had
been
pegged
at
9.1
of
the
American
dollar
to
conserve
United
States
dollars
In
this
country.
No
official
here
or
else-
where
would
hazard
a
guess
as
to
what
the
dollar
might
do.
It
might
go
higher
than
the
United
States
dollar
or
find
a
position
below.
Finance
Minister
Abbott
also
said
that
the
amount
of
United
States
dollars
a
person
can
take
out
of
the
country
will
be
increased
to
any
reasonable
amount
beyond
the
current
limit
of
$150
per
person
yearly."
.
Control
will
be
maintained
over
the
movement
of
foreign
exchange
out
of
Canada.
faring
the
latter
his
Bevcourt
-
38yj
Bobjo
.10
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Consol.
Smelters
115
00
Conwest
1-69
Donalda
,
49
Eldona
21
East
Sullivan
7-25
Giant
Yellowknife
7.00
God's
Lake
:
-.-
-30
Hardrock
30
Harricana
-
08
Vi
Heva
05
Hosco
t
08
Jacknife
05V2
Joliet
Quebec
.69
Lake
Rowan
,.
.09
Lapaska
03
Little
Long
Lac
37
Madsen
Rod
Lake
2.20
McKenzie
Red
Lake
42
McLeod
Cockshutt
......
2.40
Moneta
-.
30
Neeus
a
1.10
Noranda
72.00
recent
accident
in
wueuec.
i
.,nr,t
;
f
on
his
well-merited
The
advisorv
council
is
in
real
,
"a.
"f?"
"J
He
"iZ.
then
"
and
20
at
Princeton
and
Ktmber
urlnor
thp
rvnst.
vpar.
35
King's
Counsel.
ley.
The
Okanagau
continued
iuy
buu-iummiww
ui
wuc
11
e-.
turned
over
the
meeting
to
a.
r
like
Mr.
Brown.
er
executive
ana
meets
as
occas-1
crawley
for
the
'niilar
sprmpnen
tastaTlation
cloudy
throu6h
the
night
and
mstauation
j
some
hght
rajn
feU
Gradual
(
rlparlnir
is
pxnerteri
In
this
ref?-
sion
warrants
wniie
tne
execu
ceremony.
late
Betty
Young
on
April
18
to
procure
a
miscarriage.
Jabour,
through
his
counsel,
T.
A.
Dohm
of
Vancouver,
pleaded
not
guilty
and
the
following
jury
was
chosen
to
hear
the
trial:
O.
A.
Hull,
foreman;
William
Dunn,
C.
C.
Ormiston,
William
W.
Noonan.
Mike
Budinlch,
G.
E.
Parsons,
Sivert
Anderson,
L.
H.
McLean,
Robert
Kelsey,
J.
A.
McRae,
Thomas
R.
hesiip
and
S.
B.
Calcier
The
case
is
proceeding
this
afternoon.
tive
comprising
around
180
mem-
I11'
continue.
h
Clyne
found
a
doc-
dollar.
The
formula
Is
a
basic
price
jf
$35
per
ounce
In
United
States
funds
converted
into,
Canadian
funds
weekly
at
the
average
noon
rate
of
premium
from
Monday
through
Frtday.
Mr.
Abbott
also
announced
the
$3.50
reductoin
on
the
bonus
paid
newly-mined
gold
production
.introduced
a
year
ago.
would
be
restored
effective
October
1.
In
inducting
the
officers,
Mr.ilon
ln
lhe
next
24
hours.
The
oers
mceis
once
aunng
eacnCrawl
sald
tne
one
thing
he
criminal
cases,
three
4
"fid
seven
rilvnrro
clear
weather
on
the
coast
appeared
to
be
nearing
an
end
this
morning
as
an
extensive
but
slowly
moving
disturbance
caienaar
year.
nad
learned
from
his
association
Jack
McRae,
MLA,
is
the
nor-
wlth
tne
Junlor
chamber
of
them
vice-president
and
will
at-
Commerce
was
the
importance
tend
the
meetings.
Olaf
Hanson
I
v.1t
h
amng
his
aften-
Lordshlr
v,rf
v.
in
the
Pacific
approaches
the
coast.
I
is
on
the
advisory
council.
on
wlth
the
ceremony.
Eric
i
Sceers
was
installed
as
second
I
,lav4
ui'i-u
R
welcomed,
the
"I'
the
com-
Cloudy
skies
are
forecast
for
1
the
criminal
list.
most'
coastal
regions
by
night
18
as
follows:
fall
and
rain
shower
activity
is
expected
for
tomorrow.
South
Koreans
Drive
30
Wliles
Into
North
Korea
'Criminal)
''lest
Jahnur
.u
vice-president
and
Vernon
Ar-
'
dagh,
Sid
Gonick,
Stewart
Furk,
Hugh
MacKenzle.
Ed.
Williams
and
Robert
Moore
as
directors.
I
Aid.
George
Casey
was
Introduced
as
honorary
second
vice-
I
president.
He
said
he
was
diseply
Gale
warnings
have
been
Bvin.
"-kcu
a
noxious
thin
posted
for
the
exposed
waters
off
the
Charlottes
and
Northern
a
miscarriage.
T.
W
'
Crown
"rv,l.'
)couver,
for
defend-
Canadians
Cut
moved
by
the
honor
conierrea
upon
him
and
promised
the
Jaycees
would
always
have
a
sponsor
in
the
city
council
as
lona
as
he
was
there.
An
American
officer
with
the
South
Koreans
said
the
republican
forces
are
smashing
ahead
against
extremely
light
resistance.
The
Reds
are
Ignoring
General
MacArthur's
week-end
order
that
they
give
up
now
or
be
Tommy
Mitchell,
as-oflicer
at
Mor-
M.
MacLeod
for
Harvey
for
de-
Suspects
In
Mission
Case
VANCOUVFK
There
are
suspects,
in
the
Mission
murder
case
In
which
the
thirteen
year
old
daughter
of
a
farmer
was
slain
and
raped
while
on
her
way
home
from
school
last
Friday.
One
suspect.
It
Is
heard,
is
kept
under
After
a
few
words
on
the
work
nlanned
bv
the
chamber
for
the
Vancouver
Island
for
this
after--noon
'
and
evening.
Fresh
southerly
winds
.are
expected
to
develop
over
the
south
coast
overnight.
Forecasts
valid
until
midnight
Tuesday.
GALE
WARNING
North
Coast
Region
Gale
warning
posted.
Clear,
becoming
cloudy
with
rain
showers
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
showers
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
southerly
(15)
increasing
to
south
Communists
Plan
Last
Ditch
Stand
TOKYO,
(CP)
South
Korean
troops
drove
Rations
to
Kelp
When
H.M.C.S.
Cayuga
recently
landed
supplies
of
badly
needed
food
at
south
Korean
islands,
the
crew
volunteered
to
cut
down
N
crimln-,i
roming
season,
president
Geoff
Hill
turned
the
program
over
to
destroyed.
His
surrender
terms
irlfl
Rpv
g.
w..i..
entertainment
committee
chair
were
broadcast
first
at
noon
on
Sunday.
fZ
?e
,ntertor,
were
man
Robert
Melnr
s.
who
turned
observation.
He
is
described
as
"slim
and
blonde".
The
R.C.M.P.
l-end
"al
list
slnce
MacArthur
told
Communist
troops,
"In
whatever
part
of
I
the
show
over
to
Andv
McNaugh-ton.
Dancing
to
McNaughton's
'Civil)
Korea
thev
were
situated,
to
their
own
rations,
so
that
more
say
they
appreciate
the
co-opera-provisions
be
lanced.
The
Cayuga
tion
shown
bv
everyone
in
the
Mission
and
Fraser
Valley
dls-
is
one
of
the
three
destroyers
music
on
the
piano
topped
otr
a
?so
and
J.
D.
Me.
throw
down
their
arms
under
srand
evening
rlv
SO
miles
inside
such
milltarv
supervision
I
may
from
British
Columbia
on
duty
dwiii
t
we
PenS
and
r
;
.
Brown
for
Russian
sponsored
North
direct."
Some
observers
believed
Mac
across
the
Pacific
since
mldsum-
joeeial
Force
-
"iatL,eoa
tor
east
40)
In
exposed
waters
oy
afternoon.
Winds
will
decrease
to
southerly
(20)
after
midnight
tonight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandsplt,
40
and
55;
Prince
Rupert,
46
and
56.
-
mer.
Arthur
plans
to
send
a
compos-
Antoirie
vs
RavmH
YOUTH
ARRESTED
MISSION.
A
sixteen-year-old
youth
was
today
charged
with
the
murder
of
13-year-old
Laura
Grant
whose
nude
and
ravaged
body
was
found
at
the
week-end
ner
a
lonely
road-side.
A
coroner's
Jury
found
the
girl
died
of
suffocation
and
shock
after
beirwr
attacked.
WALLACE
SWORN
IN
.
VICTORIA
Clarence
Wallace
was
sworn
ni
as
Ueut.
governor
this
morntng
y
Chief
Justice
Gordon
Sloan
in
a
quiet
ceremony.
The
Wallaces
took
up
residence
at
Government
House
yesterday.
.
U.N.
force.
Including
Amen
wis,
Britons,
Australians
ana
.nth
Koreans,
across
the
par-lei
if
his
surrender
call
is
lg-
Ketchikon
Man
Killed
in
Korea
ItitI
r
.
w-
Brown
j,
1
M.
MacLeod
for
ife!
Er"-t
Nel-
JOHNSONS
BETTER
QUEBEC
Governor-General
Viscount
Alexander
ealled
on
Premier
Byron
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Johnson
at
St.
Sacrament
Hospital
here
today.
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Johnson,
injured
in
an
automobile
collision
last
week,
are
both
reported
to
be
progressing
favorably
although
it
is
not
known
when
they
will
be
able
to
return
west.
To
Vancouver
VICTORIA
The
Victoria
Colonist
savs
10.000
officers
and
men
of
the
Canadian
special
force
wtll
bo
stationed
at
Jericho
Beach.
Vancouver,
as
a
preliminary
to
iavlnR
for
Koren.
An
early
start
will
be
made
with
construction
conk
houses
and
other
acenmo-dption.
There
is
no
confirmation.
Korea
today.
They
were
almost
half
waijta2thi
line
where
the
North
Koreacs
are
reported
preparing
lor
last
ditch
stand
at
Woan.
T.
?
South
Korean
third
division
rr
.
driven
close
to
Ansong,
a
coas.
1
town
30
miles
north
of
the
pr
allel
38
border.
An
eti'.tre
Sou
Korean
division
Is
tcs
t
j
border,
it
was
report
J.
and
Enm
c
ed.
i
i
.
?
F,
.1
R.
v
"wvey
for
LOCAL
TIDES
Tuesday,
October
3,
1950
High
5:58
15
0
feet
.
17:27
17.0
feet
Low
11:13
11
2
feet
KETCHIKAN
Casualties
in
trie
war
In
Korea
Included
Walter
L.
McLeod
jr.,
son
of
Mrs.
Mary
B.
McLeod
of
Ketchikan.
He
was
killed
in
action,
being
so
listed
by
L-eod
for
de
Geoge
Green
made
the
week-d
trip
to
Masset
on
the
Cliil-Mn.
He
returned
to
the
city
t
Riv.:"'""'
-A
night.
and
in
military
miarters,
any
comment
is
declined.
hP
United
States
De-fence
partment.
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