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AND
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
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PHOIIE
81
-
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
'
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
no
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
22,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
y
CACi
merican
Forces
Take
T
$faz
A
wo
Korean
Towns
i
Bad
Weather
Holding
:
1
Australia
Wins
Final
In
Rugby
Forty
Jehovah's
Witnesses
Off
To
New
York
Convention
y
Jf
.':
j
SYDNEY,
Australia
Aus-itralla
won
the
rubber
match
to-
i.000,000
IN
UNIFORM
WASIIINGTO
N
United
States
Army
officials
told
a
congressional
committee
today
that
the
United
Statea
will
have
more
than
2,000,000
Ame-
;
,
'
day
by
defeating
Great
Britain
Joining
a
convention
of
150,000"
Jenovah's
Wit-
live
to
two
in
the
last
Rugby
Up
U.S.
Air
Attacks
"
"
:
TOKYO
(CP)
United
States
and
South-Korean
land
forces
today
drove
the
North
Koreans
out
of
Yongdok
on
the
east
coast
as
well
as
Yechonm
nesses
at
New
York
next
week
will
be
forty
members
Leas"
test
game
here.
1
'
-j'
II
nean.
fr,
uniform
within
the
0f
the
pcct
from
Prince
Rupert,
Terrace,
Houston,!
ewn
fede"ncehS'
pKInttoni
.Telkwa
and
Prince
George.
They
left
on
last
night's
have
been
put
on
a
rissh
order
!
ti
ain
to
join
a
special
train
at
Edmonton.
In
all
there
Results
Of
Matriculation
basis.
-two
from
the
centre
of
the
peninsula.
...
A
Communist
pincer
movement
is
developing
on
the
western
sector
as
the
United
States
forces
fall
.
.
back
38
miles
southeast
ol.Tjer
'will
be
four
special
trains
from
Canada
the
west
and
two
from
the
eas'..
-
Minister
The
train
from
Edmonton
will
:
follow
the
route
through
Toronto
and
Buffalo.
)
i
lPivm
Prinno
Rurwrf
and
Tpr
-
Seven
Seniors
And
Eighteen
Juniors
In
Prince
Rupert
Succeed
Recruiting
Is
Active
j
Bad
weather
prevented.
Aut-I
erican
aircraft
from
carrying
lout
bombarding
attacks.
i
It
was
stated
at
headquarters
j
today
that
railway
lines
throt:;i
Seoul,
the
abandoned
capital
At
Atlin
VICTORIA
tf
High
School
examination
results
throughout
rice
me
iouowmg
paity
teiv.
fAr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Melln
ami
sons,
f
j
Rejlnald.
Roh"rt
J.
and
E.
Mel-
in,
George
Jeffries,
Mel
Matthews,
O.
M.
Woodward,
F.
Os-1
borne,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Sole-I
reck,
R.
Davidson
and
son,
Mr.
Hon.
R.
H.
Winters
Interested
British
Columbia,
announced
to-In
Northern
Camp
.
!
day
by
the
Department
ol
Edu
cation,
showed
James
Wilmer
ATLIN
Hon.
Robert
Winters.
Hmit.h
of
Kamloons
to
be
winner
i
of
South
Korea,
had
been
so
OTTAWA
-
Canadian
re-1
bad,y
smasned
by
the
air
as-
'
cruiting
officers
are
under
the
sauits
that
they
would
be
uti-
and
Mrs.
J.
Hadlund,
Mrs.
C
severest
strain
since
the
war's
useable
for
weeks.
iit-ji
i
j
j
1.1
t..h
r,
ui
ncauunra
nw
ic-
nf
ui
univprsirv
oi
Mrmsn
uoi-i
EXPANDING
ARMY
ROME
Italy
is
to
expand
her
army
from
170,000
to
250,.
009
men.
the
limit
Imposed
by
the
peace
treaty,
Defence
Minister
Randolfo
Pacciardl
f.
iiounced
today.
The
announcement
followed
a
six
hour
cabinet
session.
BOLIVIAN
OFFER
LAKE
Sl'CCESS
-
Bolivia
ha
offered
30
regular
army
officer
and
an
unstated
number
of
men
for
service
with
General
MacArthur's
forces
in
Korea,
the
United
Nations
announced
last
nljht.
It
is
the
first
published
offer
of
its
kind
from
any
of
the
52
L'nited
Nations
members
who
were
asked
by
Lie
last
week
to
help
the
U.N.
war
effort.
Ton
countries,
including
Canada,
have
sa'id
no
ground
forces
were
available
at
present.
eloPment.
accompanied
by
Geo.
a!end
as
yuths
answer
tne
caU
1
'Hadlund
A
Crich
G.
Therlault.
urnbia's
$200
scholarhslp
with
T-..
1
U
r
n
-
i
1
1
a.
a
ww...
,
(
Robert
Biehn.
the
Misses
R.
T'
""'
v"ww
Moran
M
Melnard.
V.
Bvman.
J
assistant;
Aubrey
Simmons,
Bandits
Escape
James
Herbert
Porteiancs
of
i
Defense
Department
announcea
Daisy.
Haverdalc,
B.
Wickdal,
M
p-
for
Yukon;
Brigadier
Con-
Ocean
Falls
also
won
a
scholar-
iast
night
Pursuing
Mrs.
N.
Hadlund,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
nu"
ana
Pariy
vneo
auih.
ship
with
83.9
per
cent.
,
I.
Moran,
Miss
Annie
Jerstad,
coming
over
the
new
road
from
j
Supplemental
examinations
Miss
Elene
Moen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,
wnnenorse.
Mr.
winters
ana:wlli
heid
ln
Prince
Rupert
The
Navy's
Pacific
command
wired
Ottawa
for
guidance
aft'jr
another
day
of
swollen
Inquiries
arising
out
of
the
Korean
situ-
.
.
.
t
nonv
wra
rtiot
Thra
rw
Rntro
August
21
to
26.
"
VANCOUVER
P
The
,
police
search
continued
today
for
three
nvmort
hanriiLi
who
late
Friday
Mrs.
Alice
Clou?h.
M.
Closter,
C.
,
Morion,
presioent
oi
Ainn
aoara
Senior
and
Junior
matricula-
'
i
G.
Johnson.
Joining
the
train
of
Trade,
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M
P.
Hon
results
elve
the
names
of
along
the
line
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,
lor
Skeena,
and
prominent
local
following
candidates
ln
Prince
ation
and
the
subsequent
call
a'fternoon
heip
up
and
robbed
tor
6,000
to
.8,000.
men.
.
.
.
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia,
Mail-A'
was'
lardville,
branch
of
$9
000.
Two
directive
sent
to
all
4
nf
tViA
rnhhprs.
nn
witn
si
ma-
MR.
KING
John
Carlson,
Houston;
Mrs.
,
citizens.
The
operations
of
Nol-
:
Rupert
area
who
have
obtained
1
Watson,
Telkwa;
Mrs.
J.
Miller,
J
and
Mines
Ltd.
on
Spruce
Creeek.
jcomp,ete
gtandlng
ta
tne
grades
i
Miss
Ix)uise
Miller,
Miss
Hazel
where
sixty
men
are
employed,
bv
examination'
I
her
Prime
Minister
Roth,
Prince
George.
Navy
recruiting
divisions
saying
(
cWne
gun
escaped
in
a
8tolen
a
to'.al
of
148
men
was
needed
carj
wnue
the
third
lied
on
foot,
from
each
In
the-
nfcxt
moma
i
Later
bills
and
cheques
were
and
giving
instruction
accord-!
J
tund
n
v
Burquitlam
-,5flf
ingly.
All
three
forces
reported
course,
but
a
search
throughout
jwere
visited
and
the
party
were
ithen
guests
of
Leonard
White,
I
local
superintendent,
at
lunch,
j
Winters
impacted
the
local
PRINCE
RUPERT
(Senior)
Barbara
Anna
Beketov.
AUan
GuyForman,
Esther
Bonlta
Har-
Boy
Is
Saved
At
TO
STAY
IN
UNIFORM
WASHINGTON
Soldiers
whose
enrolment
period
was
to
expire
this
year,
will,
be
kept
In
uniform
yeal,
lonper.
,:
'
MANY
WOULD
ENLIST
VANCOUVER
There
was
ers
From
Pneumonia
I
the
night
produced
no
results.
a
marked
upswing.
with
the
need
for
Dominion
as-
.r,son
'"nes,
,1-1
v,i.
int
Th.1
Webster
Moore,.:
Mary
Natalie
Swimming
Pool
aiatrauvc
vi
tuna
Lfiwjvv.
I
The
masked
trio
forced
four
i
customers
and
four
clerks
to
iie
1
on
the
bank
floor.
Two
walked
!
behind
the
cages,
scooping
up
Miss
Gloria
Sather,
rir
rliDrank'
-Two-Ounce
McClymont
Pool,
made
an
heroic
AWA
(CP)
Former
Prime
Minister
Willi
Mackenzie
King
has
suffered
an
attack
of
"umonia
at
his
summer
home
in
Kingsmere
condition
was
reported
at
noon
as
being
(Junior
including
recommend
rescue
on
Friday
evening
when
the
money.
she
rescued
Paul
Guard,
fiui
(Junior
including
Recommendation)
Nadia
Elena
Beketov,
K.
Har
i
Atlin
Hears
possible
drowr
:ng.
She
gave
hi
Bottle
Ul
Iodine
Considerable
excitement
was
caused
In
a
local
cafe
last
night
when
a
man
drank
a
2-ounce
npiy
grave."
artiilclal
respiration
for
fifteen
old
Eidsvick,
Bernard
Frederick
King,
now
in
his
seventy-sixth
year,
lapsed
Veil
Of
Secrecy
Becomes
Heavier
no
lack
of
applications
in
Vancouver
for
military
service
In
the
Korean
crisis
throughout
Friday.
At
times
there
were
rush
hours.
i
COOPERATION
OTTAWA
It
is
expected
that
whatever
may
be
needed
,in
meeting
the
situation
created
by
events
across
the
Pacific,
both
the
United
States
and
Canada
will
follow
a
policy
of
eo-operation
and
comervation
as
ftr
as
this
is
possible.
Garrod,
Richard
Carl
Glske,
Irene
Krlstine
Hansen,
Allan
minutes.
Miss
Sather
has
previously
saved
a
lot
of
children
from
trouble.
Although
she
Is
a
small
built
girl,
she
Is
very
adept
at
such
rescue
work.
bottle
of
iodine,
.The
ambulance
Cart
Johnson,
Ruth
Elizabeth
:
o11oH
K
.w.
j
sciuiisnrss
todav
af-stricken
late
Thurs-n
at
his
Kin?smcrc
mull
lakeside
resort
tinrau
Hills,
twenty
Call-Up
Hits
Ketcheson,
Dick
Douglas
Large,
i
tQ
take
Waiter
Klesabich
to
hos-1
OTTAWA
W
The
security
Peter
Denis
Mark,
Donald
Vic-jpiul
wnere
qulck
work
wiih
the
(blackout
is
lengthening
as
Cantor
Prevost.
Betty
Louise
Prince,!
..
-..
anr.n
rifI
him
nfUria.
moves
into
her
extlanded
Applewhaite
Skeena
Member
Has
Get-
-Together
With
Board
of
Trade
ATLIN
A
public
meeting
under
the
auspices
of
the
Atlin
Board
of
Trade
was
held
Thursday
night
to
discuss
the
needs
of
the
district
rvith
E
T.
Applewhaite,
MP.,
who
gave
a
talk
the
capital.
the
substance.
Feeding
him
i
defense
program.
The
army
:
Big
Leagues
Pbcll
Lakliaw
of
Ot
Irene
Joyce
Reekie,
Dolina
Smith,
Orven
Spurn,
Mary
Mitchell
Strachan,
Patricia
Elizabeth
Tip
starch
completed
the
treatment
Una
from
Mr.
Kins':
ssid
it
was
preparing
to
step,
up
its
manpower
and
activity
of
the
anti-aircraft
arm,
budding
'
to
counteract
the
Iodine.
He
had
ton,
Charles
Warren
Wilkinson,
t
noon,
said
he
had
NEW
york
!,
The
Korean'
former
Prime
Min-
.,.,
.
mil-mi
some'
;
suddenly
downed
the
poison
after
Delia
Beatrice
Wilkinson.
remonstratlon
was
made
about
vung
partner
In
the
plan
to
rally
as
he
has
from
ol
baseball's
brightest
stars.
Smlthers
Wlnnifred
Charlotte
I
i
,
.
Chinese
Reds
Shell
Ouemoy
'
TAPEI
W
Chinese
Commun-jlsts
began
shelling
Quemoy
j
Island,
off
the
mainland
port
:
of
Amoy,
tonight
In
evident
preparation
for
an
assault
on
the
nationalist
blockade
base.
It
Is
'
reported
the
Reds
have
.
assem-bled
some
1,300
craft,
for
an
apparent
assault
on
the
island.
iu.."ks
since
illness
n.iih
lfncrne
rar.es
Would
be
summarizing
his
efforts
to
date
Goodacre,
Ruth
May
Herman,
in
connection
with
various
Atlin
Terrace
Valerie
Ruth
Craig,
set
up
a
network
,qf
lighter,
planes,
guns,
radar
and
instantaneous
communications,'"
but
little
else
was
said
than
that
e
on
in
the
lull
of
.
;t
affeclcd
by
selective
ser-
his
conduct.
After
treatment,
Klesabich
was
taken
from
hospital
to
Jail,
where
'Her
confined
him
to
j
vice
action.
problems
which
had
been
re-,
David
Alexander
Gillanders,
Pat-
Russ
Subs
On
Fishing
Banks
ST.
JOHN'S.
Newfoundland
0
The
Sunday
Herald,
weekly
newspaper,
said
in
a
news
page
story
today
that
'm
for
a
month
in
rick
Louis
Johnston,
Flora
Eileen
j
he
was
charged
with
causing
a
lots
of
guns
were
on
hand.
"
An
Kurt
Simmons,
pitching
ace
he
had
gone,
alto
attend
a
meeting
wealth
Prime
Min-
disturbance.
He
pleaded
guilty
authoritative
source
saia
mcrs
and
was
remanded
until
Monday.
1
more
will
be
said.
f
erred
to
him.
The
member
urged
tt
e
people
of
Atlin
to
exert
all
possible
efforts
to
publicize
the
wonderful
tourist
attractions
available
here
cf
Nitlonal's
Philadelphia
Phillies,
Is
already
slated
lor
two
weeks'
National
Guard
duty
m
August.
Almost
every
other
club
Melvln.
Ocean
Falls
Doris
Evelyn
Bushell,
Dorothy
Anne
Jemson,
James
Portelance,
Cheri
Lee
pK'tober
of
that
vear.
which
are
unsurpassed
anywhere
SIrois.
fl
of
reserve
groups
in
the
world.
He
reiterated
his
unshakeable
faith
in
the
future
-f
Atlin
as
a
Hold
producing
area
THE
WEATHliR
i
Synopsis
The
weather
over
the
province
is
expected
to
remain
sunny
and
warm
this
week-end.
However,
Burns
Lake
Helge
Ronald
Larson,
Alice
Anne
Loper,
Gloria
Regina
Seel.
Private
study
Aus-yn
George
McTaggart.
Russian
submarines
had
been
sighted
on
the
Graorl
Banks
of
Newfoundland.
The
stoiy
'uiti
that
submarines
had
suiiaced
on
the
fishing
banks
and
were
sighted
by
fishermen.
There
is
-o
rfflcial
'ttil
as
a
tourist
resort.
I
After
n,
brief
account
of
some
1S
v.P
King
Leopold
i011ie
from
exile
today
In
sections
of
the
interior
cloudy
j
of
the
highllehts
of
the
session,
conditions
will
develop
during
the
,
the
speaker
closed
with
a
plea
to
afternoon
today
and
tomorrow
the
community
to
keep
their
with
some
widely
scattered
thun-
member
posted
at
all
times
as
Mavhinney
Is
Winner
A
uteiy
railed
upon
all.
'
avoid
further
bitt'-r
r4
11
9
llry
has
been
split
by
'""istence
upon
throne
he
left
aSo
after
j
,
der
st,orms.
to
their
needs
and
problems.'
j
Sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Forecast
Ampng
matters
discussed
at.
1
Camosun
to
pick
up
the
Alex-
NrTth
Coast
Roon
Clear
to-
the
meeting
were
the
present
an-jender
M
icKenzle,
new
llKh-
day;
cloudy
tomorrow.
Exten-
omalous
situation
whereby
B.C.
j
house
tender,
and
bring
her
to
sjye
fQg
and
low
c,nud
over
the
common
carriers
are
refused
per-I
Prince
Rupert
will
be
a
party
open
water
occasionally
drifting
mission
to
truck
goods
destined
of
five
men
from
the
Depart-
h
durlng
the
nlght
and
for
AUin
from
polnts
ln
the
yu.
-
f
-
f
i
1
i
I
rUiS"
,1,1,,
flhllnntt,,
menu
i
x.-....
early
mornlng.
Little
change
In
kon
and
the
reopening
of
the
Morrison,
inner
n)c..mCla
v
mnnrat,irtt
wlnH
h)..
t,
lnra,
honlti!
Thi.
member
o.
Baits,
k.
:
------
the
party
are
V.
MAWHINNEY
WINS
SASKATOON
Bill
Ma-whinney
of
Vancouver
won
the
Canadian
Golf
Championship
here
this
afternoon
over
Bill
Weslock
In
the
final
with
a
lead
of
five
strokes.
Ma-whinney
is
the
youngest
rhampiop
in
the
history
of
title
play.
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(today)
J.
Kerr,
Miss
D.
Roberts,
Mrs.
M.
Maseur,
S.
Smith,
Mrs.
J.
Macri,
J.
Ludvieson.
H.
Davidson,
R.
Rudsvlk,
J.
Thompson
and
M.
Lomgni,
ana
miiis
loniurruw
ni
piuuiucu
nti.iuii.
j
Port
Hardy
50
and
62;
Sandspitl
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meet-i
v
McLean,
arrived
ln
'
morni3
n
her
way
i
and
other
Alaska
r
Passenger
list
was
'J
107
members
of
the
i
j1
M.
Graydon.
I
J
150
and
62;
Prince
Rupert
50
and
Ing
a
resolution
was
passed
ex-j
62.
pressing
appreciation
for
the
work
done
to
date
by
Mr.
Apple-
t,sf
Xts'o"
'
VETERAN
LIBERAL
Scnat0f
All
bnL.l
T.
A.
Crerar
is
a
former
Liberal
"
-'h"V
VI
Uic
,
,
....
,..
t
Women
Of
Moose
Committee
Meet
Women
of
the
Mooee
social
service
committee
met
Thursday
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs
jwhalte
and
for
his
interesting
I
address.
,
I
The
member
leaves
here
on
I
Sunday
for
the
Bablne
Lake
dls-,frict.
-
.
'
ompn.
At
Juneau!
0e
met
and
addressed
i
,or
Ernefit
Gruenliw.
I
mr,muer
oi
uie
iviumL-iusie
ivuib
cabinet
who
was
appointed
to
tht
Senate
!n
1945.
He
was
leader
of
the
Progressive
Party
anr1
resigned
in
1922.
In
1929
LEAVE
HIDING
Pong
Che
Yue,
24,
right,
t;:d
Young
Wan
Lee.
22,
centre,
stowawnys
from
North
Korea
who
escaped
custody
shortly
before
they
were
scheduled
to
be
deported
two
and
a
half
months
ago,
are
shown
with
Vancouver
reporter
Pat
Keatley
to
whom
they
surrendered
last
week-end.
The
pair
said
they
had
decided
to"
surrender
in
the
hope
they
can
convince
Canadian
authorities
they
should
be
allowed
to
remain
in
Canada.
.
.
,
(CP,
Photo)
R.
B.
Skinner,
Borden
Street,
and.
Statleus
and
dauehter.
I
Graham,
W.
H.
Brady,
K.
F.
Harding,
A.
C.
Flnley
and
C.
Martin.
,
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mrs.
lie
)xcanie
Minister
of
Railways
ittuer
the
business
session,
cards
flaui,
sail
for"
Van-i
I'
now
night,
on
the
and
Canals
ln
the.
Liberal
enjoyed
Prize
-
winners
were
BASEBALL
SCORES
TODAY
American
League
New
York
10.
Detroit
4
National
League
Brooklyn
12,
Pittsburgh
3
FRIDAY
National
New
York
5,
St.
Louis
4
Brooklyn
7,
Cincinnati
1
Chicago
4,
Bvston
3
Philadelphia
4.
Pittsburgh
1
American
..St.
Louis
4,
Boston
7
Detroit
5.
New
York
14
Cleveland
2,
Washington
S
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
7
Chicago
6,
Philadelphia
7
I-
cabinet.
Born
at
Molesworth,
Perth
County,
Ont.,
June
17,
1876,
he
was
minister
of
the
Department
of
Mines
and
Resources
ln
1936.
(CP
Photo)
Arrowsmith
and
F.
Roberts.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
Mrs.
Jameson
and
Infant,
F.
Doucette,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Boyce,
D.
Stevens,
H.
Reed,
D.
R.
McKay.
A
Bredcson
Miss
Stevens,
V.
were
Mrs.
O.
Stegavlg
and
Mrs.
A
I
Hamilton.
Those
present
were
I
Mrs.
O.
Stesavlg,
Mrs.
Rlchaid
Glske,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Collins,
Mrs.
P.
1
Welter,
Mrs.
Fted
Grlmble,
Mrs.
MGION
27
Sunday,
July
23,
1950
7:37
15.8
feet
High
EXHIBITION
FOOTBALL
PORT
EDWARD
vs.
PRINCE
RUPERT
7
P.M.
NiNG
ROOM
t'1"S"cl
for
Alterations
19:48
19.5
feet
Johnson.
1:30
6.0
feet1
From
Sandsnlt
yesterday
-13:22
7.6
feet
A.
James,
A.
Bowman.
Low
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Eastman
E.
Blair,
Mrs.
A.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
are
sailing
tomorrow
morning
on
p.
Bond,
Mrs
Frank
Parlette
the
Princess
Kathleen
for
Van-
Mrs.
Haroid
Muncey
and
Mrs
couver.
;R.
B.
Skinner.
-
July
24,
reouenine
lay.
July
25
.