PKOVlr,'ClAL
LISR.1.7Y,
DISPATCHED
onr.iEsiDnuc-s
Daily
Delivery
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Phone
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXIX,
No.
248
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
21,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
1
fci
u
u
Allied
Trap
Terrifying
Events
THE
GEOPOLITICS
OF
KOREA
mmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmam
mm
mmm
mmm
hmmm
mmm
mhhmm
mm
mm
mammmmm
MMM'lVI?mw
Shingle
Prices
0
vine
James
Bay
Has
Record
Heat
Wave
in
Chicago
Keeps
Up
CHICAGO
O)
The
record-breaking
heat
wave
for
this
time
of
the
year
continues
in
Chicago.
The
top
thermometer
reading
so
far
has
been
86
above.
Drop
Sharply
Now
Closed
ently
VANCOUVER
Sources
ack
Strange
Sights
Lferable
System
.
1
W
"
"
SEAOFCOTSia
nowledged
hree
that
the
booming
lumber
market
across
the
line
had
softened
a
good
deal
in
the
Nfttion
A.u.
oays
Must
Continue
nnnirr.c
Austerity
To
K!
HOT
srivinuu-
past
few
month.
TORONTO
The
Toronto
Telegram
says
today
in
a
dispatch
from
Moose
Factory
that
Indians
and
white
residents
of
fur
trading
communities
on
James
Bay
are
in
a
state
of
Lnferable
vote
sys-f
at
the
next,
In
recent
days
shingle
pric
Be
Continued
es
have
dropped
$5
to
$7
per
kection
m
L.
Fipi-tion
Act
will
LONDON
There
will
be
no
t'
to
that
effect
at
fin
nf
the
Leslsll-
"square"
four
bundles
of
fifty
square
feet.
The
top
grade
18-inch
shingles
have
dropped
from
$17
to
$12.
SEOUL
ft
The
North
Korean
government
announced
by
radio
tonirht
that
it
had
moved
its
capital
to
Sinuiji,
one
mile
south
of
Yalu
River
on
the
border
of
Manchuria.
The
announcement
cleared
up
the
mystery
as
to
the
whereabouts
of
the
North
Korean
president,
Kim
II
Sung,
and
his
ministers
since
fleeing
from
the
old
capital
of
Pyongyang.
PYONGYANG
Allied
forces,
pushing
north
following
tn
cap
-.
ture
of
this
Red
Korean
capital,
linked
up
with
the
American
parachute
forces
which
were
dropped
yesterday
and
Unitfil
change
In
the
basic
austerity
pol
lev
In
Great
Britain.
Sir
Hush
L
General
Gordon
L
the
convention
of
fiimi
Association
of
A
British
Columbia
spokesman
fearful
excitement
because
of
a
series
of
weird
events
for
which
they
know
no
reasonable
explanation.
The
events
have
includtd,
says
the
story,
appearance
of
a
waterborne
object
which
the
Indians
insist
was
a
submar
Galtsklll,
the
new
Chancellor
of
said
that.
In
the
event
of
the
the
Exchequer,
announced
yes
Libia
here
yesterday.
American
market
decreasing
other
fields,
unable
to
be
sun-
le
single
tranierauie
terday,
uaitskiii
said
ne
expected
that
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
would
be
back
after
a
year
and
plied
immediately
because
of
the
Lilot
are
not
marKea
Ldltlnnal
cross
but
that
he
regarded
himself
merely
huge
American
boom,
could
be
tapped.
L
In
order
of
pref-
as
a
caretaker
for
him.
candidatcs.
in
tne
States
Armv
headauarters
sa'.d
t.fA
man
vwu
today
that
there
is
no
possibility
InHiriate
with
the
now
of
tn.e
North
Koreans
putt
6
U
eliminated
In
th3
Dionne
Quintuplets
Steal
Show
ine
.strange
red
light
in
the
sky,
appearance
of
a
large
airplane
accompanied
by
a
smaller
one
and
three
huge
explosions
like
earthquakes
inland
from
the
coast
last
March,
They
also
reported
strange
white
men
who
ran
to
hide
in
the
forest
when
seen
by
Indians
around
Fort
George.
Basketball
ing
up
further
organized
resist
fctil
an
cverall
malor
ance.
General
Donelas
MacAr-
h
obtained
Dy
one.
thur
had
said
yesterday
that
the
ter
also
told
the
con-si
the
coalition
"must
war
was
very
denniwiy
coming
to
an
end.
'
'
fntimie"
In
British
Co-
Thp
rararhute
trooDS
which
At
Al
Smith's
Memorial
Dinner
NEW
YORK
The
Dionne
quintuplets
sang
and
sparkled
here
to
steal
the
show
from
a
bevy
of
celebrities
at
the
sixth
annual
Alfred
E.
8mtth
Memorial
Foundation
dinner
at
mandate
had
Deen
ih
Government
was
had
been
dropped
Friday
in
the
Sunchon-Sukchow
area,
linssa
forces
with
the
United
States
and
to
carry
on.
Such
nswer
of
the
attorney
dements,
particularly
pral.
which
would
end
First
Cavalry
men
over
a
30-
Season
To
mile
stretch
between
iaii'u
.
:
VY
4
YELLOW
itA?i
"V
k'rr
1
1
eS551
Pyongyang
and
Sunchon.
In
and
have
the
party
General
MacArtnur's
neau-
Uie
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel.
The
sixteen-year-old
sisters
entertained
with
old
time
favorite
songs
before
a
multitude
of
civic
leaders
and
politicians.
They
were
all
dressed
alike
In
blue
taffeta
evening
gowns
'
and
white
caps.
quarters
said
fast-moving
para
Start
Soon
j.itlcal
observer
had
he
Introduction
of
the
troopers
had
sealed
on
so.uuu
rtnmmimist
Koreans
alter
cas
klerable
vote
system
cading
behind
the
enemy
Une3.
i
method
of
ending
Opening
Games
First
Saturday
in
November-Executive
Re-elected
;n
but
this
view
Is
not
The
trapped
Reds
are
neany
half
the
organized
Communist
liehtina'
force
left
north
of
the
an.
i
rz-
.
r?
z.
:tt
-
zrz
.
38th
parallel.
,
The
Prince
RuDert
Basketball
RHEE
INSISTING
ON
AUTHORITY
Alaska
Defences
Being
Inspected
Association
displayed
its
confidence
in
last
year's
executive
Force
All
arteries
oi
escape
u.
blocked
for
the
North
Korean
Reds
in
the
Sunchon-Sukchon
area
where
4200
United
States
when
they
unanimously
return
Alert
ed
It
to
oilice
ior
me
ensuing
year.
The
annual
meeting
re-"
JUNEAU
Three
United
States
1
.
...
.
ti
i
,.r
ia,n
r.hina
and
Russia.
Korea
piays
a'
pan
u
senators
have
completed
a
tour
VEWli
WIS.
Wash.
9
Units
of
Alaska
and
are
returning
airborne
troops
dropped
out
oi
the
sky.
The
surprise
manoeuvre
left
aA
estimated
R3.00Q
-communist
troops
in
NortJi
Korea
unable
to
mass
for
anv
effective
stand
elected
Angus
Macpnee
as
president,
H.
J.
Marchant
as
secretary,
and
Don
Forward,
.treas,-nrer
The
meetine
created
a
new
inadian
Army
Special
Mm
-here
have
been
south.
(They
have
been
Invited
to
visit
Prlnc
Rupert
tluring
their
Journey.)
'
le
alert
for
movement
post,
that
of
vice-president,
and
authorities
announced
SEOUL
W
President
Syng-man
Rhee
of
South
Korea
today
said
his
government
still
intended
to
establish
Its
auth-
,
orltxlin
North
Kotea.,
In
an
interview
he
said
his
govern-
.
ment
was
co-operating
with
the
United
Nations
but
declared
that
United
Nations
participation
should
be
limited
to
advice
and
observation.
Red
Bloc
Is
against
the
onrushing
United
Nations
forces.
There
is
no
sign
nf
anv
nrzanized
defence
line
i
elected
w-
K.
MacAiee
10
me
position.
.
Pinal
lrasruf
entries
for
all
They
are
Lester
Hunt
R-wyo.,
Wayne
L.
Morse
(R-Ore.)
and
Leverett
Saltonstall
(R-Mass.)
il
force
Is
destined
for
north
of
the
present
battle
zone.
uociotancA
in
Pvonevanii
is
divisions
were
received
with
the
'mt
service.
Their
first
stop
after
arriving
in
Alaska
was
at
Elmendorf
Air
churian
port
precarious.
For
this
reason,
China
has
a
strong
and
.J
Korea
out
of
Russian
hands.
Japan
has
an
even
stronger
interest:
J
J
J
continental
Great
Power
would
be
a
Se?
eSSA
-JSnS
aTdTdep
leement
of
the
alert
was
neterine
out
as
American
tanks
following
teams
accepted:
Junior
Leaeue
High
School,
Major
Alex
M.
Sterton.
enter
the
fallen
city.
Force
base,
near
Anchorage.
Then
rrmation
officer
of
the
There
is
no
indication
in
"
Cook's
Jewellers,
Manson's,
Rupert
Hotel.
i
they
Inspected
bases
at
Koaia
ree.
Major
Sterton
said
General
MacArthur
plans
to
this
highly
explosive
area.
and
Ladd
and
Eleison
Air
neias.
Thev
are
flving
In
the
late
Pre
additional
Information
Intermediate
League
tii&n
School
Gold,
High
School
Green,
I
rtiaation
or
number
of
send
foreign
United
Nations
troops
to
the
Manchurian
bor-rfpr
where
an
incident
might
sident
Roosevelt's
plane
"Sacred
Fashion
Footwear,
Merchants.
hived.
French
Yield
In
Session
I
nifl
(jmntrv
I
s
Death
hundred
troops,
rep-
involve
Russian
or
Chinese
Communist
troops.
pvery
unit
of
the
soe-
w
j
::
Football
::
Old
Stronghold
arrlved
here
October
Commenting
on
what
he
has
so
far
seen,
Senator
Hunt
said
Alaskan
defences
are
here
to
stay.
South
Korean
soldiers,
pusu-
(Also
a
provisional
entry
from,
a
group
of
Port
Simpson
players
who
are
endeavoring
to
find
a'
sponsor.)
Senior
League
Gordon
ft
Anderson,
Brownwoods,
Co-op.
I
nni
thP
Hiirh
School
entry
This
Morning
PRAGUE
CP
Russia
met
with
her
European
satellites
here
today
to
discuss
the
decision
of
ance
party
of
Canada's
SAIGON
W
French
troops
to
ing
northward
along
ine
cio
coast,
are
95
miles
south
of
the
Manchurian
border
and
are
still
de
was
readv
today
day
evacuated
their
frontier
going.
f
the
Pacific.
The
Army
The
death
occurred
this
morning
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
of
Eileen
Christine
Kar-ena
Dahl.
eieht'-year-old
daugh
was
received
in
the
ladies'
divi--i
rrf
thP
meetine
decided
to
Henry
-Slimson
m
reports
of
the
ad-
fortress
of
Langson
which
guarded
the
main
invasion
gateway
into
Indo-China
from
Commun
F'y's
port
of
embarka-
France,
Great
Britain
ana
united
States
for
the
remilitarization
of
Germany.
The
meeting
opened
with
a
warning
that
the
Soviet
would
not
tolerate
remilitarization
of
western
Germany.
nomitv
Prime
Minister
V.
M.
OlUll
v
"
'-'
.
suspend
the
entry
date
until
an
ist
China.
it
1
generally
known
troops
are
hpadprt
for
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Dahl.
The
child
had
been
In
ho-
offnrr.
was
made
10
U"u
V""
Passes
at
83
The
nivotal
French
post
for
HOCKEY
SCORES
PACIFIC
COAST
New
Westminster
5,
3.
Victoria
9,
Tacoma
1
teams
and
sponsors.
,
o
rin
starts
the
first
ith
the
brigade
of
ten
the
defence
of
north
Indo-China
pital
since
Wednesday.
She
had
Scottish
League
Division
A
Aberdeen
5,
Clyde
3
Celtic
0,
Dundee
0
(tie)
Motherwell
4
Falkirk
0
Partick
Thistle
5,
Hearts
2
Raith
Rovers
1,
Morton
1
(tie)
St.
Mirren
1,
East
Fife
2
Third
Lanark
1,
Airdrieonians
0.
English
League
Division
1
Aston
Villa
1,
Arsenal
1
(tie)
Blackpool
2,
West
Bromwich
W
follow
hv
thi
pnri
been
ill
since
she
was
.
three
yielded
to
Communist-led
Na
Saturday
In
November
with
the
Molotov
was
spokesman
for
the
tionalist.
trooDS
auer
rreucu
pw
at
the
latest.
conference.
occupation
for
seventy-eignu
years
old.
A
Grade
Three
pupil
at
Conrad
Street
School,
she
was
active
following
teams
scneuuicu
the
opener:
NEW
YORK
Henry
L.
Stim-son,
who
was
a
cabinet
member
in
four
presidential
administrations,
from
Taft
to
Truman,
died
yesterday
at
the
age
of
83.
years.
WEATHER
Senior
Brownwooaa
vs.
in
rhilriren'a
Erouos
and
this
r-nnt.rnl
of
Laneson
swings
op.
uirip
the
frontier
door
of
Ho
Chi
AIR
PASSENGERS
Synopsis
vs.
intermediates
Fashion
fall
had
become
a
Brownie
Kin.
Ijist
vear
she
attended
Aunnun-
This
year
industrial
first
aic
classes
will
once
more
b.
held
at
the
fire
hall.
Announcement
was
made
this
morning
that
the
first
class
would
be
Tuesday.,
i
Minh's
Soviet-backed
regime
to
"vera
I
rin.
He
succumbea
to
a
neari,
bubv.iv.
Stlmson,
who
-
died
at
Cold
Spring
Harbor,
was
the
first
Am
Merchants.
ilonz
the
nnl-tVi
nnac
ciation
School.
Besides
her
par
vs
Bolton
Wanderers
0,
Newcastle
Junior
RUDert
no
us
i
supply
sources
.
and
training
bases
in
Red
China.
TTnltart
2
ents,
she
is
survived
Dy
an
auni,
Mrs.
A.
S.
Olsen
and
four
Cook's
rrv,Aoniini
mpptlnor
Dassed
a
k'es
and
some
rain
are
E
to
that
region
with
tch
of
&
Pacific
weath-
rhoi-itm
Athletic
2.
Everton
1
To
Masset
(today)
Master
S.
Kelly,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Parneli
Miss
A.
Davidson.
1
To
Port
Clements
(today)
i.
kth,,.
p
n.
Lobell.
G.
Hayne;
antr,i
Vnt..
nf
thanks
to
the
Sc.
oirctiai
'"v
-
.
t
,
jrooo
rin
v.
said
hv
Father
Tnhn
ami
n
h.
'K
DiiKaui.
increased
cloudi-llso
1unce.
expected
to
spread
J..1
iA.'.l
"
'
-
"
Rayner
Monday
morning.
Burial
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
.rtiHpri
first
aid
attena
cvprv
irame
durinft
tne
'inern
interior
giv-
Derby
County
4,
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
Fulham
1,
Huddersfield
Town
1
(tie)
Liverpool
0,
Middlesborough
0
(tie)
Monrhpstpr
United
0.
Ports
iicuivtji
To
Vancouver
(today)
J-
Won
way-
will
be
in
Fairview
cemetery.
e
mllrW
umotKrtf
In
oast
season,
and
expressed
the
,
a
T.
put.
uar.
J.
m
erican
to
hold
caDinei
uuicc
under
four
Presidents.
He
was
Secretary
for
War
under
Presidents
Taft,
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
Truman
was
was
Hoover's
only
Secretary
of
State.
Eastern
Canada
i
Needing
Loggers
.
(Courtesy
S.
O.
Jnlinston
Co.
Lta.)
...
.
Via
camn
NOBEL
PRIZE
WINNER
Oolby,
W.
J.
McLean,
J.
R.
Sher-.iff
w
Rncers.
Fred
Nash,
A
fa
southern
part
of
the
wish
that
tney
provmc
wi
rvir-o
rinrine
coming
months
'
The
meeting
also
agreed
to
pro
ii
Van
Snellenberg,
F.
Holden,
Mr.
Coukell.
.
c,ic-lf
(tnrfav)
Mrs.
M.
i,
una
lomor-
P
frost
exnecfpH
nuer-
vide
a
suitable
awara
iui
John
Ambulance
competitions
U
mouth
0
(tie)
Sunderland
1,
Burnley
1
(tie)
Tottenham
Hotspur
6,
Stoke
City
1
wnivprhftmnton
Wanderers
Z
i.rcAn
Mr
CrosbV.
F(irirsc4
and
when
needed.
arm
spp
more
than
basK-
From
Sandsplt
(yesterday)
J
"Oast
Rpolrin
,,fV,'
OTT111JI
nn
Mt
V
GreBI.
etball
at
league
games
this
year
rear
toriav
rinH.,
,ii..r.
vihnr
vesterdav
an-
Mrs.
W.
D.
Quaggan,
miss
q-
Chelsea
1
Division
2
Barnsley
4,
Preston
North
End
ule
change
In
tern-
nounced
steps
that
would
oe
WmH
.
...
.
i
...
cVinrtarrA
art.
P.
Alton,
E.
Dixon,
k.
um.
n,i
Mrs
A.
Husoy.
"snt.
uw
to-
laKen
w
meet
a
cn
!,'""
7
high
tomorrow
At
of
loggers
In
eastern
Canada
!
S
i
1
1
there
will
be
recoraea
between
halves
and
special
features
between
games
if
the
newly
formed
special
feature
committee
is
.
successful
in
their
plans.
Don
Macdonald,
Fred
j
inn
rrn
Forward
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
C.
Dixon.
.
k
-
auu
ou.
Kemam-
wooas,
parwcuiany
"c
Blackburn
Rovers
2,
Grimsby
Town
0
VANCOUVER
Bayonnes
2
rBralorne
6.70
B.
R.
Con
02ya
B
R.
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
-
135
Congress
10
Hedley
Mascot
38
Pend-
Oreille
'
8.40
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Border
05
Privateer
082
Reeves
McDonald
3.80
Reno
02
Sheep
Creek
120
Silbak
Premier
.31
Vananda
-
-12
Salmon
Gold
.03
Silver
Standard
2
09
Western
Uranium
81
Oils-
10
JUOIVO'
i
-
-viuuuy
wnn
in-
or
me
vireai.
...
f
ml"
todav
arid
to-
bee.
To
Port
Hardy
(
Friday
T
n'Neill.
!
were
appointed
members
of
this
,
"
Ul"e
milder
tomor-
Five
hundred
loggers
wiu
southeast
(15)
to-brought
from
Newfoundland
and
"east
(25)
tonight
and
displaced
persons
also
will
be
.
tflrriAf.-...,
t
i
Brentford
2,
Birmingham
City
Doncaster
Rovers
0,
Cardiff
City
0
(tie)
Hull
City
0,
Coventry
City
2
T.oorto
united
2.
Chesterfield
0
committee.
The
meeting
closed
after
wi
explanation
of
rule
changes
by
Sports
Supervisor
Fred
iylUWltujr.
.
To
Sandsplt
(Friday)
O.
Ged-dlngs,
G.
Brown.
,
To
Masset
(Frlday)-E.
Jonc,
ir
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Jones
and
Mrs.
'
TORONTO
Athona
-
-08
Aumaque
..
-33
Beattie
-
-75
Bevcourt
-
.
-0
Bobjo
104
Buffalo
Canadian
29
Conwest
L84
C.
Ml
&
S-
121-50
Donalda
58''i
Eldona
.'.
29
East
Sullivan
8
45
Giant
Yellowknife
7.00
God's
Lake
33
Harrlcana
08
'a
Hardrock
32
Heva
10
Hosco
,
07
'2
Jackkriife
--
5's
Joliet
Quebec
1
05
Lake
Rowan
-
091a
Lapaska
-
Little
Long
Lac
..r.
15
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.3o
McKenzie
Red
Lke
3
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.50
Moneta
-30J
1-
Negus
.-
Noranda
-
74
Louvicourt
23
Pickle
Crow
1-90
Reglcourt
-
-
05
San
Antonio
2
80
'-2
Senator
Rouyn
highs
tomorrow
Fourteen
Jobs
in
the
woods
ors
every
man,
Mr.
ana
50:
Prince
available
for
nd
50
Gregg
said.
Luton
Town
2,
Queens
Park
Rangers
0
Sheffield
United
3,
Bury
0
Southampton
1,
Notts
County
F.
Jones.
B.
H.
(Friday)
To
Vancouver
wri,i
Paul
Richardson,
Mrs.
PRINCESS
ANNE
IS
CHRISTENED
PD
SHOW
GOOD
CAUSE
and
Infant,
J.
L.
H
B.
Bancroft
Chambers,
F.
H.
Hoar
Bell,
A.
B.
t
R
Sherriff.
J
McCulloch,
W.
-
DR.
RALPH
J.
BUNCHE
Mm
VARIETY
CONCERT
Dale,
William.
Solnlk.
,
From
Vancouver
(iuuiauj
-r
oini,ns
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
LONDON
P)-The
67-day-old
daughter
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
was
christened
Anne
Elizabeth
Alice
Louise
of
Edinburgh
today
by
the
Archbishop
of
York.
She
will
be
known
simply
as
Princess
Anne.
0
Swansea
Town
2,
Manchester
City
3
West
Ham
United
0,
Leicester
City
0
(tie)
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday,
October
22,
1950
Hiirh
11:19
198
feet
Anglo
Canadian
5.00
A.
P.
Con
45
Atlantic
:
2.65
Calmont
.
1.00
C.
&
E
-
8.30
Central
Leduc
-
-,
3.
00
Home
Oil
15
0
Mercury
16
Okalta
1
80
Pacific
Pete
,
7.80
Princess
Royal
Canadian
12
'
13
50
Royalite
CAPITOL
THEATRE
-
9
P.M.
ld
'
Canadian
National
Institute
for
the
Blind
Sponsored
bv
Rotary
Club)
II.
j,
'
1
1
'
Kelly
and
daughter
Alice.
J.
Ryan.W.
Choate,G.
M.
K.Davis,
E.
Wark.
-
From
Sandsplt
(Thursday)
American
Negro
who
won
Nobel
Peace
Prize
for
his
work
as
United
Nations
mediator
in
bringing
peace
to
Israel.
He
will
be
heard
in
a
radio,
address
at
7:20
Sunday
night
In
the
CBC
program
"Our
Special
Speaker."
niTiLr
UrvHnu.a
nuciS
todav
fined
Ffte
avail
.
.
23:38
191
feet
I
I
11X1)11.
A
tiv..
J
"
-""uie
irom
all
Rotarians
and
Orme's
Drug
store
Admission
50c
Low
5:01
5.6
feet
17:31
5.9
feet
rrnshv
Mr
Clayton,
Mr.
m'panui.iiC.
to
Mrs
A
M
Walker
and
Johnny
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Jones.
!an
Indwn.
.
.