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PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Jy
Al
Sea
Mishap
on
Shi
Coffee
Shop
Propaganda
"Rupert"
Crew
Men
Scalded
iw
Mia
m
Mm
by
James
Taylor
BANGKOK
(Reuters)
Communist
propagandists
in
Thai
Hit
By
Live
Steam
j
When
Gasket
Blows
Off
i
land
are
exploiting
one
of
the
N.Z.
Korea
Unit
Raised
in
Week
Pcfence
Terrace
Kin
encapest
methods
of
information
dissemination
in
southeast
Asia
Coffee-shop
rumors
For
every
newspaper
reader
among
Thailand's
scattered
population
of
18,000,000,
there
aie
at
least
10
persons
who
read
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Two
members
of
the
crew
of
the
coastal
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
which
is
undergoing
annual
overhaul
here,
were
scalded
by
live
steam
when
a
gasket
blew
out
in
the
engine
room
today
Installation
fielding
Hacker
little,
if
at
all.
But
all
of
them
drink
coffee
and
spread
gossip
By
J.
C.
Graham
.
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
,
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
if)
Although
volunteers
for
New
Zealand'3
Installation
of
TERRACE
Kinsmen
Club
oilieers
took
in
public
places.
piace
wednesdav
evening
at.
It
Is
significant
that
the
Com
3
Jorce
for
Korea
are
now
In
camp
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Os-
while
the
vessel
was
lying
at
munist
propaganda
technique
here
does
not
attempt
mass
con
dock
here.
versation
to
party
ideology.
The
Veteran
Vessel
Scrub
Strands
and
Capsizes
THE
VICTIMS
The
man
whose
body
was
recovered
is
George
House.
The
missing
man
is
Ralph
Sandy.
Both
are
from
Namu.
The
Scrub
was
salvaged
this
morning.
Stranded
in
a
storm
at
sea
at
6
o'clock
last
night,
the
seineboat
Scrub
capsized
four
or
five
miles
from
Sandspit,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
in
the
rough
waters
of
Hecate
Straits.
Two
members
of
the
crew
are
feared
lost
and
four
were
picked
up
and
have
made
shore
safely,
according
to
early
reports
received
today
Most
seriously
injured
was
25-
rumors
are
passed
in
simple,
col
year-old
fireman,
Oscar
Arne-
JAGE.
Alaska
w
fnifd
forces
are
going
11
points
in
Alaska
In
tttack,
Lt.
Gen.
Kep-potary
Club
audience
kgh
he
did
not
men-fiame.
Alaska's
conies,
apparently,
refut-
that
Nume
on
Ber-
1
.
.
.
.u
r
son.
Hospital
attendants
reDort
loquial
language;
there
is
no
attempt
to
insert
the
usual
party
dogma
or
dialectics.
Phrases
like
his
condition
as
fair.
Engineer
Art
Thomas
was
also
burned
by
live
steam
but
is
ex
"Anglo-American
Imperialists"
have
no
place
over
a
cup
of
coffee.
oorne.
District
Deputy
Governor
Gordon
Bryant
of
Prince
Peorge
was
the
installing
officer.
This
year's
officers
arc:
President,
W.
F.
J.
Osborne.
'
Vice
President,
Harry
Seaton.
Secretary,
Robert
Edwards.
Treasurer,
Vic
Oiraud.
Directors
Roy
Wilson
and
Mel
Peekevout.
Among
the
guests
were
tin-wives
of
the
local
Kinsmen,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Gerald
May,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Collins,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V
Alger,
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
Clark
of
Vancouver,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
pected
to
be
released
from
hospital
shortly.
lid
DC
auauuuncu
ij
ana
training,
there
is
still
a
great
deal
about
the
force
and
its
rol?
that
has
not
been
announced,
presumably
for
security
reasons.
It
has
been
announced
by
D?-fence
Minister
T.
L.
Macdonaid
that
the
New
Zealand
unit
will
be
the
artillery
component
of
a
British
Commonwealth
Brigade,
and
will
include,
in
addition
to
artillery,
signals,
electrical
and
mechanical
engineers
and
other
ancillary
units.
The
original
statement
of
its
size
was
that
it
would
probably
be
'from
1,500
to
2,000
men.
There
were
5,982
volunteers
for'
the
force
when
recruiting
was
The
accident
occurred
when
only
a
skeleton
crew
was
aboard
the
Canadian
National
Steam
to
ships
vessel
Crew
members
had
partially
shut-
off
the
noilers
and
closed
Out
Western
propaganda,
in
the
form
of
multi-lingufal
printed
information
bulletins,
is
In
direct
contrast.
To
untutored
Thai
minds,
lt
could
seem
almost
morosely
dull
In
Us
studiously-reasoned
arguments.
It's
strict
adherence
to
facts
and
it's
patent
indications
of
crusading
purpose.
The
bulk
of
American
and
British
propaganda
here
is
the
product
of
elaborate
toil,
expen
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mouniea
the
engine
room.
Police.
The
body
of
one
man
has
been
recovered.
The
other
.uefreshments
and
a
social
is
still
missing.
Jailed
and
Fined
Police
headquarters
would
not
evening
followed
the
lnstalla
tion
ceremony.
reveal
the
names
of
the
men
who
perished
pending
further
Frost
Hits
Wheat
Crop
WINNIPEO
Rainy
weather
during
the
past
week
In
south-central
Manitoba
and
south
and
central
Saskatchewan,
has
tended
to
set
back
harvesting
operations
and
In
some
places
early
swathed
grains
are
drying
slowly
according
to
the
weekly
crop
report
of
the
Department
of
Agriculture,
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
northern
part
of
Saskatchewan
and
til
the
province
of
Alberta
requiring
only
another
ten
days
for
completion.
Most
grains
are
yielding
well
In
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
but
extensive
frost
damage
Is
reported
In
the
province
of
Saskatchewan
where
wheat
Is
grading
on
the
average
between
numbers
2
and
5
and
In
some
localities
as
low
as
6.
in
-Manitoba
the
wheat
grading
appears
to
be
a
little
better,
In
most
cases
between
2
and
4.
while
in
the
Fdmonton
district
In
Alberta
wheat
Is
yielding
lower,
approximately
15
bushels
per
acre
and
grading
between
2
and
4.
Weather
continues
sunny
and
bright
In
the
Okanagan
Valley.
Prunes
are
now
moving
In
great
volume
mainly
by
express,
and
movement
of
apples
In
volume
Is
about
to
begin.
t
Blood
Donors
Coming
Through
Although
response
to
the
drive
for
bl(Kd
donors
has
not
been
as
large
as
was
anticipated.
Drive
Chairman
T.
Norton
Youngs
said
this
morning
about
the
same
number
of
volunteers
had
come
forward
as
there
had
been
at
the
same
stage
last
year.
Canvassing
committees
from
different
organizations
have
been
working
hard
and
have
covered
the
greater
part
of
the
city.
However,
he
said,
some
are
bound
to
be
missed
and
these
ran
telephone
for
appointment.
For
False
fntry
tiu.wu
auer
iime
more
than
a
week.
Preference
was
given
to
single
men
between
21
and
27,
though
some
outside
these
limits
were
accepted
because
of
previous
experience
or
qualification
in
specialist
roles.
It
has
still
not
been
reveaied
except
by
implication
what
type
Flash
sive
planning
and
presentation.
It's
receptive
readers
are
the
educated
people,
who
form
only
about
one
per
cent
of
the
Daylight
Saving
Over
On
Saturday
Daylight
saving
what
many
people
consider
an
annual
nuisance
while
others
hail
it
as
a
great
boon
will
come
to
an
end
for
1950
at
midnight
Saturday
when
clocks
will
be
put
back
an,
hour
to
revert
to
standard
time.
There
will
be
at
least
one
benefit
now
an
extra
hour
Saturday
night
for
rest
or
relaxation.
SEATTLE
Armstrong
details
being
received
of
th?
tragedy
and
the
next
of
kin
being
notified.
Owned
by
British
Columbia
Packers,
the
boat
was
captained
by
Peter
Jackson
and
was
proceeding
toward
Skideeate
Lower,
Victoria,
B.C.
self-admit
country's
population
ted
member
of
the
University
ine
Communist-inspired
ru
Marxist
Cultural
Society,
yes
ol
artillery
formation
the
unit
mors
have
the
mob
appeal.
The
terday
was
sentenced
to
18
;
will
be.
The
minister
has
said
months
In
penitentiary
and
that
it
will
not
have
an
anti-tank
when
it
hit
Skidegate
bar
and
Red
propaganda
machine
is
geared
to
a
fine
understanding
iy
Takes
Quirk
fcw
York
Dinner
W
Governor
Dewey
jork,
speaking
at
a
i
the
Waldorf
Astoria
ffJay,
paused
In
his
ten
he
noted
that
llunsky,.
Soviet
dele-(rcparing
to
leave
the
I
Dewey
then
said:
I
Rientcd
by
the
wilh-f,
those
who
plot
the
f
of
the
world."
jf
rose
to
walk
out
y
had
declared
that
(
millions
of
slave
I
Russia.
to
addressing
a
din-tfd
Nations
delegates
he
city
of
New
York
I
said
nothing
as
he
lis
after
Dewey's
re-i
went
out
with
his
f
Jacob
Malik.
Sov-
lined
$1,000
lor
illegal
entry
to
or
anti-aircraft
component,
was
upset
In
the
fierce
storm
off
the
east
coast
of
the
Queen
so
ue
umueu
oiaies.
tie
is
a
ior-
presumably
it
is
a
field
,
or
of
the
vulnerable
spots
In
the
psychology
of
the
majority
of
medium
artillery
unit,
and
it
Asians.
mer
University
of
California
student.
His
previous
student
visa
was
cancelled
after
the
Im
probably
will
use
25-pounders.
Few
Thai
people
wholly
believe
FIVE
WEEKS'
TRAINING
the
coffee-shop
gossin
which
migration
department
Investi
Brig.
K.
R.
Park,
a
First
World
thev
themselves
spread.
But
it
gated
his
political
background.
War
soldier
who
was
chief
New
ltfflcps
for
th
Communists
mir-
Charlotte
Islands.
RCMP
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
are
investigating.
Other
vessels
were
nearby
and
hastened
to
the
rescue
of
the
stricken
and
perishing
craft.
The
boat,
which
was
following
others,
apparently
lagged
behind
Turning
around
Sandspit
point,
lt
cut
In
too
close,
became
stuck
on
a
sand
bar
and
capsized..
The
Scrub
for
many
years
operated
out
of
Prince
Rupert
as
a
halibut
vessel.
Originally
built
In
Bellingham,
Washington,
WINS
NOBEL
PRIZE
STOCKHOLM
Dr.
Ralph
Bunche,
former
United
Nations
mediator
in
Palestine,
whose
negotiations
rseulted
in
peace
between
the
Jews
and
the
Arabs,
has
been
awarded
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize
for
his
work
In
that
connection.
OUT
IN
TWO
WEEKS
LUTON,
England
Doctors
said
today
George
Bernard
Shaw
might
be
out
of
hospital
in
two
weeks
if
the
condition
f
the
94-year-old
playwright
continues
to
improve.
He
suffered
a
broken
thigh
September
1L
..
.
BERLIN
TROUBLE
BERLIN
British
and
Russian
troops
faced
each
other
over
disputed
territory
here
today
while
negotiations
were
continuing,
but
with
little
apparent
success,
to
settle
the
differences...
However,
there
was
an
exchange
of
prisoners
today.
Symphony
Group
Planning
Concert
Zealand
liaison
officer
in
London
In
the
Second
World
War.
has
been
appointed
overall
commander
of
the
force.
He
will
bs
concerned
with
administration
duties
and
will
not
have
operational
-wmffland,
Lt.-CoiJv-W,
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
or
P"ses
that
a
residue
of
doubt
and
suspicion
Tcnnlns
:n
tne'r
minds.
In
coffee-shoo
parlance,
the
Arti-Cnmmunist
western
powers
fighting
in
Asia
'
are
f-ouned
simnly
uruter;
the
common
label
of
"foreigners."
Similarly
simple
is
the
definition
of
Russia
and
its
Satellites
merely
as
"The
Peoples'
Governments."
Jmiohs
delegate,
was
"t
chestra,
under
direction
of
iev-
Moodie
will
command
the
shape
up
for
its
fall
concert
artfi-
late
in
November.
Present
plans
lerJ.un,
.
.
The
volunteers
entered
for
the
concert
are
for
a
vari-
camps
War
in
Korea
i
flew
Drive
By
Allies
Offensive
From
South
Is
Commenced
TOKYO-While
the
drive
into
Seoul
has
been
somewhat
slowed
up
from
the
east
following
the
new
invasion
at
Inchon
last
week,
five
South
Korean
divisions,
the
force
totalling
50.000
men,
have
started
a
new
offensive
from
the
Pusan
perimeter.
This
drive
had
reached
a
point
twelve
miles
beyond
Taegu
today
and
was
still
advancing.
It
is
part
of
the
pincers
movement
designed
to
cut
off
the
Communist
forces
and
to
take
the
pediately
swerved
bared
text
to
make
jfuug
remark.
cty
of
selections.
"
lth'iee
centres
on
August
29
Ahn.if
an
tn
33"
mpmhprr
arc
"
"'
"
uaan:
u
aui-
klor
ing.
Later
the
force
will
be
concentrated
at
a
single
camp
to
complete
its
artillery
training.
turning
out
for
the
weekly
sessions
Tuesday
evenings.
Mr.
Gerrard
is
pleased
with
the
she
was
purchased
by
B.C.
Packers
and
changed
to
Canadian
registry.
At
that
time
she
was
rebuilt
at
the
McLean
Ways
a
Seal
Cove
and
re-englned
al
Vancouver.
The
vessel
Is
47
fe'-long
with
13
foot
beam
and
six
foot
depth.
FORMER
CONSUL
DIES
VANCOUVER
M.
A.
Van
RofRCTT,
former
Belgian
consul-general
here,
died
today.
He
was
a
practising
barrister.
response
but
says
the
more
Film
musicians
that
will
take
an
interest
in
the
symphony
the
UiiPrty
Plays
Pari
Even
those
who
have
not
mads
appointments
will
be
welcomed
at
the
clinic
while
lt
Is
here.
capital
city
of
Seoul.
Indicating
that
the
Communists
do
not
expect
to
hold
Seoul,
all
top
officials
of
North
Korea
A
proportion
of
the
men
are
ex-servicemen
but,
as
a
large
number
have
had
no
previous
experience,
a
full
training
program
is
needed.
No
announcement
has
been
made
on
the
length
of
the
course
or
the
likely
date
of
departure.
Fortunately
New
Zealand
has
a
ready-made
training
organization
available.
Under
the
Dominion's
conscription
scheme,
a
keen
and
enthusiastic
training
cadre
has
been
built
up.
A
draft
of
18-year-olds
has
just
vacated
the
training
camps,
so
that
all
facilities
were
immediately
available
to
start
the
Koreaii
Joree
men
on
a
proved
and
up-to-date
training
schedule.
American
Lieutenant
Failed
To
Obey
Orders
-Condemned
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
The
wife
of
a
United
States
Army
'lieutenant
in
Korea,
sentenced
to
death
for
failure
to
obey
orders,
has
appealed
to
President
Truman.
The
officer
is
Lt.
Leo
Gilbert
who
said
that
he
declined
to
obey
the
order
because
it
would
mean
certain
death
to
himself
and
twelve
of
his
men.
,
The
wife
is
already
the
mother
of-
two
children
and
is
.
expecting
a
third.
te
Veteran
JOB
THOMAS
I
j
8
"iPi-
The
tech-lEnallcd
they
were
j
?
'he
director
an-,
t's
shoot
It."
j
Mp
man
ushered
the
i
Kennedy,
into
the
tone
besan.
Bystand-onvinrcd
that
Ken-'
I
not
see,
and
sure
Wore
rinht
Germany
Is
Discussed
.
WASHINGTON
D.
C
General
George
Marshall
assumed
his
post
as
secretary
of
defence
today,
in
succession
to
Louis
Johnson,
and
one
of
his
first
acts
was
to
go
into
conference
with
the
British
and
French
defence
ministers
to
discuss
the
situation
in
Western
Germany.
are
now
reported
to
have
with
drawn
frm
the
city,
taking
prisoners
of
war
with
them
so
that
they
cannot
be
recaptured.
Only
a
skeleton
staff
of
lower
Communist
ranks
remains
be
Kaiser
To
Build
Ships
For
GoyI
DETROIT
ffi
Kaiser-Frazer
Corporation
'today
disclosed
plans
for
the
entrance
of
the
firm
into
the
shipbuilding
business.
Edgar
F.
Kaiser,
company
president,
said
a
special
meeting
of
stockholders
would
be
held
next
week
to
consider
a
program
in
advance
of
possible
government
orders.
Clinic
times
in
the
city
are:
Monday
7
to
9:30
p.m.
'
Tuesday
1:30
to
4:30
p.m.
and
7
to
9:30
p.m.
Wednesday
1:30
to
4:30
p.m.
Mechanical
arrangements
for
the
clinic
are
in
hand,
Mr.
Youngs
said.
However,
there
was
a
Htt'.e
difficulty
In
obtaining
mattresses,
but
that
has
now
been
solved.
Mr.
Youngs
stressed
the
need
for
more
blood,
as
Its
use
was
being
extended
to
shortening
human
suffering
as
well
as
saving
life.
He
asked
for
the
backing
of
the
whole
community
In
making
the
drive
a
success.
Weather
Holds
hind
but
a
stiff
rearguard
fight
is
being
put
up.
Elements
of
a
British
brigade
advanced
five
miles
yesterday
In
the
Taegu
area.
The
Allied
10th
Corps
and
North
Korean
defenders
battled
Telephone
May
Increase
Rates
OTTAWA
-W
The
Board
of
t
--.
New
Store
Is
Opened
bitterly
for
Seoul
at
close
quar
Transport
Commissioners,
in
a
ters
today
on
both
sides
of
the
Han
River.
Some
fighting
was
Judgment
made
public
today,
has
approved
an
application,
granting
the
B.C.
Telephone
at
bayonet
range.
To
stand
off
THE
WEATHER
GALE
WARNING
Synopsis
Another
day
has
started
reinforcements
for
the
Red-held
Company
to
boost
Its
telephone
capital,
allies
put
forces
across
Is
portraying
a
bllnl
LiGhls
Out."
Before
'
w
every
scene,
a.
Jan
appues
contact'
e
actor's
eyes.
Th
,
the
eyeball
and
'
Sht
to
the
cornea.
I
f
Kennedy
into
a
1
rknoss
into
which
I
isaught
""ng
was
the
Idea
Mark
Robson
a'
or
realism.
I
.f
Arthur
knew
ex-like
to
be
"he
would
be
even
cig,"
Robson
told
JJark".
idea,"
Ken-1
i.
but
I
was
all
for
tl
the
right
kind.
studio
was
against
iJ
"iouRM
Putting
twW
hold
up
pro.
Up
Flights
rail
lines
and
highways
north
and
south
of
the
city.
Units
of
the
United
States
7th
Division
with
the
weather
situation
much
drove
into
Suwon,
20
miles
south
rates
slightly
on
ten
days
notice.
The
rate
Increases
allowable
are
expected
to
bring
the
company,
an
additional
$500,000
a
year
annual
revenue,
over
and
above
the
$1,467,000
annual
revenue
expected
from
the
interim
rate
Increases
allowed
by
the
board
last
July.
of
Seoul,
from
the
10th
Corps'
Inchon-Seoul
beachhead.
Suwon
is
a
vital
communications
centre.
Yesterday's
CPA
flight
to
Sandspit
was
postponed
until
this
morning
because
of
poor
visibility
and
high
wind
at
the
island
point.
Bad
weather
conditions
also
prevented
the
second
flight
Wednesday
and
yesterday's
flight
rrom
Vancouver
from
reaching
Sanspit,
coming
no
further
north
than
Port
Hardy.
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rmi
in
mi
.nwarm
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;
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1
.
-
'
,
-so.
:
as
it
has
been
forth'e
past
several
days
cloudy
skies
over
the
north
coast
and
clear
skies
elsewhere.
More
storm
activity
appears
to
be
In
store
for
the
north
coast
region
and
gale
warnings
have
once
more
been
issued.
An
intense
storm
five
hundred
miles
west
-of
the
Charlottes
Is
expected
to
cause
gales
in
this
region
by
evening.
Once
more,
however,
the
greatest
motion
of
the
storm
is
forecast
to
be
in
northeast.
As
a
result
most
of
the
interior
and
the
south
coast
are
expected
to
be
relatively
unaffected
by
the
system.
Temperatures
will
be
a
little
The
official
opening
of.Oven-Wattea
Limited
in
their
new
premises
and
Manager
B.
H.
Lane's
reception
yesterday
afternoon
and
evening,
drew
hundreds
of
citizens
to
look
over
the
store.
Modern
in
every
aspect,
the
new
store
has
goods
displayed
to
best
advantage..
The
mirror-backed
fruit
and
fresh
vegetable
display
boxes
drew
particular
admiration
from
housewives.
Push
carts
are
provided
tor
shoppers
in
the
completely
self-,
service
establishment
to
save
carrying
anything
while
making
their
selections.
At
the
checking
out
counter
is
a
revolving
table
on
Which
the
customer
sets
his
purchases.
They
are
automatically
brought
In
front
of
the
checkoff
girl,
who
lifts
them
onto
the
delivery
counter,
-where
the
customer
picks
them
up
on
the
way
out.
-;
During
the
reception,
refresh
ments
were
served
by
Mr..
Lane
and
his
staff,
who
wore
white
carnations
for
the
occasion.
Yesterday's
passengers
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Sandspit
left
here
for
the
island
point
this
morning
and
the
return
flight
arrived
here
during
noon.
The
regular
flight
for
the
day
was
to
Ten
Dead
In
Slav
Crash
ZAGREB,
Yugoslavai
l
An
American-built
Yugoslav
plane
crashed
near
here
today
and
at
least
ten
persons
lost
their
lives.
The
plane,
a
C-47
type,
normally
carries
about
twenty
passengers
and
rew
of
three.
It
was
enroute
from
Belgrade
to
the
Adriatic
resort
town
of
Pula.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Tacific
Coast
U.S.
Marines
used
bayonets
and
flame-throwers
to
make
a
mile-wide
swath
through
Seoul's
industrial
western
suburb,
Yong-dungpo,
on
the
so'uthwest
side
of
the
Han.
Other
marines
cut
rail
and
highway
lines
into
the
capital
from
the
northwest.
A
tank-led
mystery
column,
reported
yesterday
to
be
moving
southward
from
Red
China's
Manchurian
border,
remained
a
mystery.
An
army
spokesman
said
he
had
heard
nothing
of
such
Red
reinforcements..
On
the
Pusan
perimeter.
Allied
forces
punched
out
wide
gains,
and
the
North
Koreans
continued
to
retreat
to
the
north.
TOUGH
STRUGGLE
The
fierceness
of
Red
resistance
in
Seoul's
Yongdungpo
suburb
appeared
to
foreshadow
a
tough
struggle
for
the
city
of
leave
on
time
in
eany
afternoon.
"nody
what
wuS!
f
u
te5"f
being
iost."
hard
thing
to
SSacttXhiblted
a
tiXff
Rob-it'
,
I
and,
he
didn't
;dt
couldn't
see.
I
o'e
rmclalr
and
cooler
tomorrow
but
will
still
continue
above
seasonal
normal
Nehru
Is
Endorsed
values
in
most
regions.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Gale
warning
In
effect.
Intermittent
NEW
DTLHI
Prime
Minister
Bella
Coola
Nehru
was
accorded
a
complete
rain
today
and
tonight.
Cloudy
with
showers
tomorrow.
A
little
cooler,
winds
southerly
(15)
in
1,000,000,
where
the
Communists
vote
of
confidence
by
the
All
India
Congress
yesterday
after
he
had
fchrp&tpnpri
t.n
resien
if
creasing
to
southerly
(30)
this
have
18.000
isolated
troops.
Mar
River
Bridge
his
policy
of
dealing
with
Pakis
Seattle
8,
Los
Angeles
5
San
Francisco
4,
Portland
2
Sacramento
10,
Oakland
7
Hollywood
8,
San
Diego
5
LOCAL
TIDES
Saturday,
September
23,
1950
High
11:54
19.3
feet
23:52
20.1
feet
Low
5:31
4
0
feet
17:50
8.4
feet
ine
casualties
at
Yongdungpo
were
"relatively
heavy."
Americans
on
the
northwest
outskirts
of
Seoul
dug
in
2'2
miles
from
the
heart
of
the
afternoon
and
to
southeast
gales
(40
to
50)
over
the
open
water
this
evening.
Winds
will
decrease
so
southwest
(25)
after
midnight
tonight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow.
At
Port
Hardy,
Sand
A
new
bridee
is
to
be
built
across
the
Beta
Coola
River
at
Hagensborg.
Construction
.
will
include
a
180
foot
timber
Howe
truss
span
with
five
bays
of
MARKS
MEMORABLE
FEAT
Gov.
J.
M.
Ulrich
of
Saskatchewan
unveils
the
monument
erected
in
commemoration
of
the
trip
by
the
R.C.M.P.
patrol
ship
St.
Roch
through
the
northwest
passage
from
west
to
east
and
a
second
trip
which
took
the
ship
around
the
North
American
continent.
The
ceremony
took
place
on
the
grounds
of
the
R.C.M.P.
barracks
at
Regina
In
the
presence
of
Inspector
H.
A.
Larsen
who
captained
the
vessel.
(CP
Photo)
tan
was
not
iuity
endorsed,
ne
rejected
a
policy
of
retaliation
against
Pakistan
by
India.
The
Prime
Minister
was
crit-cial
of
the
stand
the
United
Nations
was
taking
in
regard
to
Communist
China.
trestle
approach,
concrete
pier,
spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
sprawling
capital.
They
were
within
sight
of
Seoul's
few
tall
buildings.
abutment
and
retaining
wall.
60.
1