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81
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
177
PRINCE
RUPERT,
.B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
31,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
.
i
A
.
he
am
Reinforce
men
6s
.u.
lfmnintt
l7
Little
Boy
Is
,
Man
,5
Bylv
of
William
.nt
of
the
Olac-M?ms
Co..
second
,
Hra'iiins
tra-.'edy
Russian-led
North
5s
Koreans
Outnumber
Final
Tributes
lo
A.
D.
Chappel
!
Funeral
services
were
held
Fri-1
Badly
Injured
nnsrt
In
Lake,.'
week
ago
Sun-
,ly,
aary
Norb,r8
three
and
one
was
.
....
half
y-
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lay
afternoon
from
Grenville
-
American
Defenders
Court
Chapel
for
Albert
Desmond
w1
.
Victor
Norberg.
1029
Sixth
Av-
'Wh
enue
Ea'st'
wa'
severt'y
the
up
turned
u
,jire
jn
an
accident
Involving
an
auto-
mobile
late
Saturday
afternoon.
.
Forbes
had
sunk
The
little
boy
was
plavlne
with
tlilir
his
rnmpan-
friends
In
the
900
block
of
Sixth
'
Chappel,
wlio
passed
away
Mon-
J
day
night
at
Prince
Rupert
Oen-
j
'
eral
Hospital.
Rev.
Canon
Basil
,
?rockler
officiated.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Important
Anchor
Town
Of
Chinju
Falls
To
,
Enemy
Air
Force
Bombers
Active
4
TOKYO
(CP)
Fresh
and
powerful
American
:
V-
Umrqiie,
wnose
oouy
ivcnue
wnrn
me
acciueni
uc-
Smith
was
organist.
Pom
in
New
Westminster,
Mr.
.
f
orces,
direct
from
the
United
States,
landed
in
South
t
trek,
was
nearly
curred.
He
ran
Into
the
fender
,in
attempt
to
swim
of
a
moving
ear
being
driven
n,ns
to
within
100
eastward
war
the
brow
of
the
Korea
today.
They
arrived
as
Chinju,
important
j
T'"k
'
.1
Chappel
,
went
to
Hazel
ton
,33
S
j.
"
'
fj'y
years
ago,
where
ho
was
assri-
ated
with
Saigent
s
central
stoics
SOUtnem
Aliieu
ancnor,
leu
to
tile
buimg
cu.
mrrilinhliiK.
both
Forbes
and
Hns
.sent
to
Van-
until
four
y?ar
ago.
wh-
n
h
;
chinju
is
&5
miles
west
of
Pusan,
vitaT
Untied
States
retired
and
moved
to
Prince
Rup-.
,
1
l
c.tl,M0f
m
'
hill
by
Splro
Oiirvlch.
'
He
was
taken
to
Prince
Ru--rr.
General
Hospital
for
treatment.
He
is
believed
to
have
suffered
a
fractured
skull.
jurial.
5UJplJ'
V
UIl
Vile
mJUWJVuai.
vyu
ert
to
live
with
Ids
sister,
who
j
'
North
Maa
Korean
Communlau
T
-
TV
(
Korean
fighting
strength
U
now
predeceased
him.
hit
tne
American
ana
ouu.u
ftt
2oo.000
mr-n.
The
United
Na-Korcan
defenders
cf
Chinju
in
tions
force,
even
with
reinforoe-fcrre
Vijnday
mornin?.
Then
ments.
Is
far
below
that
number.
i
One
sister
in
Tort-and.
er"gnn,
land
two
KrancihrtMrcn.
Prry
'and
Irene
York,
Prince
Rupert,
r.uvrivc.
aised-i
Found
Still
Buying
Butter-Gardiner
Dispatches
from
the
front
ray
I
that
many
Communist
dead
are
strewn
on
the
battlefield,
Their
they
went
right
Into
Chinju.
The
new
troops,
under
Maj')r
CK-neral
Lawrence
B.
Kesler,
Many
floral
offerings
and
the
;
own
trucks
raced
over
bodiej
as
many
om
timers
irom
t-un
.
uh
t
a
jor.
and
win
at-
'
.
Rup-rt
JlarWton
..rf1
t
h
brace
,h
shrink.j
,h
ArT,(,rif.anS
';3-t..;:,..ii.-
ler.oea
w
kvz
o--j-..;
uICjn,
A1Ued
lme,
wcre
United
States
piloU
strafed
:
VANCOUVER
Hon.
James
O.
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture,
said
here
that
he
was
not
frishtened
by
the
20,000,000
pound
and
still
growing
stock
of
butter.
"The
government
Is
st
ill
buying
all
the
butter
It
can
esteem
in
which
Mr.
nappci
mcmbr3
0f
th
United
States
tne
Reds.
claiming
to
have
killed
nobile
.hat
carrle.l
i
Tiiiicp
Rupert,
and
r.Fraser.
sr.,
and
Don
Terrace,
to
their
day,
June
4,
was
re-provmeial
police
at
:,d.
No
bodies
were
I
war
laeld
Second
Infantry
Division
whose
many
ine
bodies
were
described
Pallbearers
were
George
Hooey.
hme
baf
u
For-
Wa,sh;
as
littering
the
field
"like
con-
.
.
Mnnton.
''
Thev
arrived
there
last
tctn
WHERE
ADMIRALS
MEET
The
Royal
Navy
cruiser
Glasgow
and
the
sloop
Snioe
arrive
in
.Halifax
for
an
."operational"
visit.
The
Glasgow,
flagshln
cf
the
America
and
West
Indies
Squadron,
had
aboard
V!ce-Adm!ral
R.
V.
Symonds-Tayler,
commander-in-chief
of
the
squadron.
In
the
hovering
helicopter
Is
Rear-Admiral
E.
R.
Mainguy,
flag
officer
who
flew
from
H.M.C.S.
rlnrnwnlllK
to
mppt
thi
shins
'CP
Photo)
get."
the
minister
said
on
his
I
Carl
Zarelll,
H.
F.
Glassey.
A.
P.
1
,.,
,
,.J..J
...l
month.
lrawiey,
w.
jj.
noouswmniuiiu
,
The
newcomers
piled
IntQ
There
Is
mounting
evidence
that
Russian.
officers
In
the
field,
are
'giving
tactical
advice
to
North
Korean
communUts,
i
I
arrival
from
Alaska
where
he
a.i
broucht
to
the
has
been
on
vacation
following
Columbia
Cellulose
!
an
Inspection
tour
of
experl-
onea.
,
,
j,.,.,
-
-
I
'
trucKS
lmmcQiaieiy
lor
nic
nut
Interment
wa3
in
Fairview
t
Up
to
the
front
fighting
lines
i
July
4
and
the
body
I
n'ent
stations
In
the
North-
REPORTS
ON
SESSION
They
walked
ashore
at
the
J
was
reported
ln
iront
line
ais
cemetery.
Gibb
removed.
It
wesv
Governor
Of
Rotary
Here
m
acain
aim
it
was
j
moment
when
the
outnumbered
prisoner
has
told
us
of
seeing
Eighth
Army
and
South
Korean
Russians,"
said
the
American
i
divisions
were
fighting
for
their
officer.
"Our
information
Is
that
bnd;e
of
Mr.
Fraser
LOCAL
TIDES
Tuesday,
August
1,
1950
,
n
micht
still
be
ln-
.
very
lives.
They
were
trying
to
there
are
four
or
five
Russians
Prince
Rupert
Natives
Really
Got
Something
This
Year
vpr,
when
the
car
was
High
3:09
20.7
feet'
15:50
20.0
feet
I
p
week-end
no
bodies
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
was
reminded
by
the
district
governor.
James
Woodford,
when
(turn
ba:k
a
Red
giant
Hanking
with
each
division,
ranging
in
.movement
in
the
south
powered
'
rank
from
captians
to
lleutenant-ty
at
least
two
divisions
and
'
coionels"
J
headed
straight
for
Pusan..
Thei
Meantinw,
United
States
and
.
Beaten
Twice
Low
2
5
feet
5.5
feet
0:31
21:52
has
been
taken
to
he
naid
an
official
visit
Saturday
j
Applewhaite
Hopcftil
'
Abotit
Airport
Here
';
FJevator
Not
So
flood
Impressions
After
Ottawa
night,
that
the
local
club
was
becoming
quite
venerable.
Founded
tn
1921,
the
club
here
had
been
the
first
north
of
Vancou-
Suffered
Double
Defeat
At
F.-iterior
Town
Yesterday
.
SCOKKS
Allied
defenders
were
outnum-,
Australian
bombers
are
stepping
bered
everywhere.
The
threat
!up
their
strafing
of
North
against
them
on
the
south
coast
;
Korea.
They
powdered
an
im-appeared
even
more
serious
now
!
portant
nitro-chemical
plant,
than
the
big
Red
smash
at
thet
putting
it
65
per.
cent
out
of
centre
line.
j
commission
and
razing
30
per
General
Mac-Arthur's
head-1
cent
of
the
industrial
part
of
quarters
cslimrte
that
the
North
the
town.
A
baseball
team
from
Prince
SATUtJHY
'
'
-
.
ver
and
nrecedt
d
the
many
clubs
was
defeated
twice
at
'
Thp
biffp-est
thins
the
Indians
have
received
that
had
sinre
been
formed
In
Rupert
by
a
Smithers
team
lioial
League
!.
New
York
1
h
7.
Philadelphia
-
frpm
thefoderal
government,
since.
Cytlon;,.
Smithers
to
4
es
were
9
was
granted
them
at
the
last
session
ot
i
arnamem
ability
of
a
stiff
objective
to
keep
and
9
to
2
Hu-ton
9
when
by
budgetary
enactment,
their
old
age
grants
up
club
fnv.-ntive.
but
on
the
j
-l.
Biooklyn
6-2
witan
I.ratue'
were
'raised
from
$
to
$25,
declared
E.
T.
Apple-lnthS'CalilOrnia
whaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
who
returned
home
Satur-1
might
prove
discouraging.
l
.
.
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.......
.
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Bulletin
I
TODAY'S
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25
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Clevolnnd
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n
9.
St,
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10
phla
5.
Detroit
8
SISDAY
day
night
following
the
session;
at
Ottaw.i.
Not
interfered
with1
by
the-decUion
which
waa
mado
to
'
withdraw
for.
further
consideration
the.
amended
Indian
Act.
the
:
increased
grant:;
went,
into
erfect
July
1.
th
member
pointed
out.
"Just
imagine
thai!
Terence
it
must
mean
to
an
aged
Indian
couple
to
receive
J50
Instead
of
$16
per
month,"
itional
Irani
Mr.
Woodford
told
of
his
tour
through.
Alaska
which
had
in-.
eluded
visits
to
clubs
at
Fair-!
banks.
Nome,
Anchorage
Kod-
lak,
Juneau,
Sitka,
Petersburg
,
and
Ketchikan.
'All
had
been
by
aircraft
except
for
the
trip
in
from
.
Ketchikan
aboard
thei
Trincess
Louise
Saturday
afternoon.
'
!
In
addition
to
the
dinner
Saturday
night,
Mr.
Woodford
met
2.
Urooklvn
7
CALIPATRIA.
Calif,
ffi
The
Imperial
Valley's
tenth
earthquake
in
three
days
Saturday
damaged
much
of
the
business
section
of
this
town
of
2,000
population.
,
j
Chief
of
Police
Bob
Merrill
said
that
all
the
business
district's
fifteen
buildings
had
cracks
in
them.
Most
of
the
2
9.
New
York
3
0-2,
Philadelphia
111
2-0.
Boston
4-10
Mr
Ado
ewhalte
suggested.
e
jfelt
that
another
real
gain
for
1
1
"'"Iran
League
"V"'
plate
glass
store
windows
were
tive
members
and
committee
6..
K
Cleveland
6-3
!
ine
lliumiia
wa
r-"
ashed
.
hv
a
sham
.
Jolt
...sv.
which
'chairman
st
luncheon
today.
'
"
'
A.
,
I
hit
at
7:30
a.m.
Faciyie
aayiigni
rk
15-4,
Chicago
7-3
)
9-13,
St.
Louis
2-8
Tonight
the
district
governor
to
them,
under
the
Election
let,
of
the
federal
vote
providing
they
waive
exemption
from
tax
Phia
10,
Detroit
12
Antslo
Cananlan
480
A.
P.
Con..:!
-
-40
Atlantic
2.44
C.
&
E
7.20
Central
Leduc
1
53
Home
Oil
15
00
Mercury
H
Okalta
1
62
Pacific
Pete
..:
5.90
Royal
Canadian
07
,
Royallte
'1200
Toronto
visit
the
club
thete
after
which
reporw?"
i
j
he
will
return
to
his
home
in
Mny
of
the
buildings
in
this,
Seattle
prior
t,.i
visiting
the
nine
hot
desert:
community
are
built
j
clubs
on
Vancouver
Island.
with
canopies
onto
the
street,
i
I
The
chief
of
nolice
also
raid
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber,
pastor
of
1
that
geysers
0I
not
steam
andj
ation
on
personal
property
ui
,
income
on
the
reserve.
In
spite
of
criticism,
'
Mr.
Applewhilte
felt
that
the
lot
of
the
Indians
had
been
distinctly
bettered
durln?
the
past
year.
He
remarked
that,
In
all
the
criticism
by
the
C.C.F.,
he
had
not
seen
the
government
given
any
credit
for
what
had
been
done
'
on
behalf
of
the
Indians.
I
Giving
general
impressions
of
W
-
i
LEOPOLD
TO
ABDICATE
BRUSSELS
King
Leopold
is
ill
and
will
abdicate
September
7,
1951,
it
was
reliably
reported
tonight.
On
that
date
Crown
Prince
Baudot
will
be
21.
Civil
war
threatened
Belgium
today
as
the
Socialists
clamored
for
abdication
of
King
Leopold
whose
return
from
exile
last
week
started
a
series
of
riots
and
disorders,
the
most
serious
incident
of
which
came
ye.teulay
with
three
.
anti-Leopold
demonstrators
being
knifed
at
Liege.
CANADIANS
THERE
TOKYO
Three
Canadian
destroyers,
H.M.C.S.
Cayuga,
H.M.C.S.
Athabaskan
and
H.M.
C.S.
Sioux
arrived
from
Pearl
Harbor.
Sunday.
The
vessels
were
escorted
by
a
frigate,
and
Dutch
and
French
destroyers.
The
naval
commanding
officer
in
Korean
waters
sent
a
message
of
welcome.
He
felt
proud
'n
doing
so.
BOMBER
MISSING
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
A
U.S.
Air
Force
C54
with
six
men
aboard
was
missing
Sunday
night
on
a
routine
cargo
flight
from
the
Pacific
Northwest
to
Anchorage.
The
big
plane
was
last
heard
from
at
1:53
p.m.
Saturday
over
Cape
Spencer,
90
miles
west
of
Juneau.
Bad
weather
curtailed
the
search
Sunday
but
planes
are
standing
by
for
takeoff
as
soon
as
conditions
would
i
First
United
Church,
leaves
on
'this
evening's
train
for
Toronto
to
attend
a
World
Convention
of
FIVE
DROWNINGS
t
VANCOUVER
Five
Prison
,
drowned
in
British
Columbia
over
the
week-end;
The
dead
include
Alvln-
Carmichael,
his
wife.
Rose,
and
a
ten-year-old
son,
Mervin,
drowned
when
an
explosion
occurred
on
a
boat
in
Harrison
Lake?,
60
miTes
-east
,
of
fancoufer.
Robert'
Kennedy
drowned
in
the
Har-
rison
Rivef,
and"
John
Gues,
21,
died
in
Summit
Lake
near
Revelstoke,
when
his
.
ear
plunged
from
the
highway.
RISSIA
AT
U.N.
LAKE
SITC
ESS
Russia
is
expected
to
launch
a
powerful
three-point
peace
campaign"
to
end
the
Korean
war
when
the
Soviet
delegates
return
to
the
'
United
Nations
set
Orrtf
council
Tuesday.
This
is
the
opinion
of
some
of
the
most
experienced
diplomats
here
who
say
the
Russian
attitude
is
to
pose
tne
Soviet
government
'
as
the
champion
of
peace,
.
against
the
"war
monger"
Britain
and
the
United
States.'
'
MaeARTHUR
AT
FORMOSA
TAIPEI
General
Douglas
MacArthur
and
his
top
com-'
manders
flew
into
Formosa
today
for
a
eouncil-of-war
with
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-
Shek
on
Nationalist
China's
role
in
the
Asian
conflict.
-
Nature
of
the
discussions
was
not
disclosed
but
Chiang
is
expected
to
rene-r
his
offer
I
33,000
Chinese
Nationalist
troops
to
fight
in
Korea.'
"mud
pets"
had
sprung
up
.near,
earth
fractures
in
several
farm
fields
of
near
city.
Most
of
t.ho
j
E.
T.
BACK
FROM
OTTAWA
Apple
whaite,
M.P.
.08
.16
.45
.44
.10V
Athona
Aumaque
-
Beattle
Bevcourt
Bobto
.
I
Christian
Education.
While
he
U
riamaze
was
confined
to
can-
lftWay
Mrs.
Sieber
and
family
will
,
natrin-,.
business
district.
the
Defence
'
holidaj
at
Smithers.
I
deal
with
under
Buffalo
Canadian
13
Consol.
Smelters
104.75
Conwest
120
nonaVla
J8
the
lasi
ranmmr..,
Purcha.ln
Act
The
House
had;
ln
an
nleIolJ
adjourned8
formally
until
Aug-.eturn
to
the
city.
Mr.
Apple-
d
be
whaite
expresse
.
toe
optaton
lnto
,f
the
that
year
f
er
year
he
qual-
-
h
that
mor.
Hies
of
ft
m
'
terDa;t-
auth-Laurent,
military
aid
was
already
not
only
as
Pyf
advisable
in
the
but
statesman,
were
teader
of
Ule
cablnet.
coming
increasingly
apparent.
v
He
was
winning
the
confidence
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
tnd
respect
not
only
of
those!
Plural
color
but
Discussing
accomplishments
u,
.no
,.
i
for
Prince
Rupert
which
had
the
memDersuiu
ui
,-
while
hn
v,
he
had
INELY
-
Pat
the
Third,
F.tdona
24
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East
Sullivan
6.40
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Yellowknlfe
6.80
God's
Lake
29
Hardrock
',
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Harricatia
633
Heva
"s,
Hosco
08
Jacknlfe
05
Lake
Rowan
09
Lapaska
03Vi
Little
Long
Lac
32
Lvnx
27
Marfsen
Red
Lake
........
215
McKenzie
Red
aLke
40"
McLeod
Oockshutt
2.10
Moneta
..
30
Negus
1.00
Noranda
67.75
Louvlcourt
14
Pickle
Crow
1.73
Regcourt
05
as
a
whole.
.
Mr.
Applewhalte
added
that,
Just
before
he
left
Ottawa,
Mr.
Rt
Laurent
asked
him
to
give
been
in
Ottawa,
Mr.
Applc-whaite
mentioned
the
letting
of
the
contract
'for
the
breakwater
to
protect
the
fishermen's
floats
ot
TTaii-vioM..
Hau
TT
pxnected
terrier
and
faithful
ll()n
of
the
late
Rt.
Hon.
1
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
mesome
and
forlorn
as
his
respects
to
the
good
people
of
the
Pacific
Coast
and
Prince;
y
&Mon
Qn
,approval
of
W
On
thn
frnnt
rst
Rupert.
.
.
,
,
I
the
level
crossing
road
between
.Reports
on
the
Korean
cus-,
the
clty
approacri
and
the
floats,
had
been
given
to
the
House
on
The
Canadlan
Nationai
RaU.
the
last
few
days
prior
to
pro-1
whHe
not
kCn
on
lpvel
mention.
"There
was
certainly
,:c
ra;na
nn
nh-
mc-
He
is
apparently
;
fr
his
master
to
re-(CP
Photo)
i
1
:.,:::J
no
feeling
of
indifference
to
the
,
JecUon
Departmcnt
of
CITY
Of
PRINCE
RUPERT
NOTICE
TO
TAXPAYERS
A
penalty
of
5
will
be
added
to
all
Taxes
for
1950
remaining
unpaid
at
JULY
31st,
1950,
5
p.m.
Pavments
made
August
1st
or
subsequently
will
be
subject
to
penalty.
H.
M.
FOOTE.
Collector.
seriousness
of
the
Korean
situ
Public
Works
had
practically
j
San
Antonio
...
2.60
1
'
Senator
Rouyn
21
V2
Sherrit
Gordon
1.92
FOOTBALL
ation,"
the
Skeena
member
made
clear,
"although
there
might
have
been
no
undue
agi-
.
t.
...n
n
cltitutlnn
Which
ARRIVING
TODAY
The
Department
of
Transport's
brand
new
150-foot
diesel
powered
lighthouse
tender
Alexander
Mackenzie,
Capt.
Norman
McKay,
is
arriving
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
she
was
built.
The
vessel
wilt
move
direct
into
her
base
at
Seal
Cove
out
of
which
she
will
operate
in
the
serving
of
lighthouses
In
this
part
of
the
coast,
replacing
the
old
Birnie.
accepted
responsibility
and,
as
he
left
Ottawa,
engineers
of
the
department
were
endeavouring,
to
get
final
"O.K."
from
the
(Continued
on
l
age
6)
Steep
Rock
3.55
FIGHT
7
O'CLOCK
Hi,
tation.
it
"
1
Sturgeon
River
0n
vs.
Gen.
Motors
ui
-
-
tne
Mimsoci
merce
had
ample
authority
to
j
Silver
Miller
.80
I
Upper
Canada
1.83