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VOL.
XXXIX,
No.
263
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
10,
1950
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FIVE
CENTS
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California
City
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By
Bush
Flames
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ANNF
DF
VF.IFVUE.
Qua.
W
Russia
fears
direct
involvement
in
a
general
war
now,
Gen
Puzzling
Lull
In
Fight
Is
Now
In
Fifth
Day
Allies
Forge
Steel
Band
Across
Peninsula
in
North
Communists
Massing
SEOUL
(CP)-The
Allies
forged
a
steel
band
across
North
Korea's
narrow
waist
today
with
the
linking
up
of
United
States
Tenth
Army
Corps
f
orce3
from
the
east
and
Eighth
Army
elements
from
the
west.
The
link-up
was
made
southesat
of
Tokchon
in
I
north
central
Korea.
It
came
p.s
SAN
BERNARDINO,
Cal.
Oi
-
Hundreds.
fled
their
horr."
!n
darkness
early
today
as
fire,
eral
A.
O.
L.
McNaughton
said
ere
last
night.
This
has
be.m
one
factor
in
the
successful
out-'
coxe
cf
United
Nations
actioa
In
Korea,
the
former
Canadian
minister
of
defence
said
in
an
ad-
Cress
prerared
for
delivery
at
Macdonald
College
here.
Gen.
&cN?iuEhton
said
the
Politburo
had
miscalnilaVi
U-ie
speed
with
which
the
North
Koreans
could
overrun
South
Korea.
I
"Also
in
this
it
is
now
evident,
although
by
no
means
certain,
when
the
invasion
whs
launched,
that
th.
Soviet
at
this
time
is
swept
by
35-mile
an
ncur
winds,
threatened
much
of
this
city's
northern
residential
rector.
High
winds
drove
a
brush
fire
inside
the
city
limits
during
the
night
and
at
one
point
hundred
COMPULSION
SOUGHT
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
Legion
will
ask
the
government
for
national
registration
ilh
a
view
to
making
service
in
Canada's
reserve
forces
compulsory.
The
action
must
be
taken
now.
It
would
be
too
late
after
war
broke
out.
SHIPYARD
STRIKE
VICTORIA
Victoria
shipyard
workers
voted
241
to
78
yesterday
in
favor
of
strike
action.
It
was
a
government
supervised
strike
vote.
SAFES
REMOVED
VANCOUVER
A
safe
containing
less
than
$5000
was
removed
from
the
Great
Northern
depot
here
last
night.
The
night
before
a
safe
had
been
removed
from
a
U-Drive
office
and
was
found
at
Pitt
Meadows,
open
and
with
$400
gone.
of
homes
were
burning
whil'1
pajama-clad
residents
many
women
and
children
played
fearful
of
becoming
directly
in
garden
hoses
on
the
roofs.
volved
In
a
general
war."
Chinese
Communists
just
north
of
the
Manchurian
border
continued
their
ominous
build-up
of
troops,
now
reported
at
some
300.000.
Other
Chinese
Red
forces,
already
in
Korea
and
estimated
at
about
60,000,
are
withdrawing
ing
Far
North
Korea's
wooded
mountain
fastnesses
under
constant
slashing
by
Allied
air
RAJAH
TO
PILOT
SEATTLE
RAINIERS
SEAATLE
Rogers
Horns-by,
"Big
Stick'
'of
baseball,
will
manage
the
Seattle
Rainiers
in
the
Pacific
Coast
League
next
season.
Selection
of
the
former
Major
League
pilot
and
one
time
spectacular
player
himself
was
confirmed
last
night
by
Emil
Sick,
the
owner.
As
dawn
came,
onlv
one
home
appeared
to
be
a
complete
loss.
Half
a
do7.n
others
were
badly
damaged
and
spot
burns
and
scorched
paint
showed
on
many
more.
Te
t!r
was
brought
under
control
after
a
six-hour
figh'.
MacArthur
Bars
Cariboo
Member
t
power.
OTTAWA
Oeorge
Murray,
M.
A
two-mile
strip,
several
blocks
P.
of
Cariboo,
is
Included
among
wide
in
places,
was
cut
in
places
United
States
planes
hit
ten
Russian
-built
tanks
and
Red
transport
southeast
of
the
border.
The
puzzling
lull
in
ground
action
continued
into
its
fifth
day.
They
MARCHED
FOR
PEACE
1914-19
i8;
1939-1945.
(CP
PHOTO
by
Malak)
Canadian
parliamentarians
who
but
it
was
largely
brushland
near
INSPECTING
DEFENCES
had
expected
to
visit
Japan,
to
Housing
Men
Communists
Ready
to
Strike
ivmg
the
foothills
which
was
blackened
The
blaze,
aoparently,
started
when
winds
felled
high
tension
wires
in
the
foothills.
study
trade
affairs
but
will
not
make
the
trip.
General
MacArthur,
it
was
learned
yesterday
has
Coming
Soon
declined
to
admit
any
visitors
be
Mounts
A
telegram
received
at
the
At
Canada,
Former
Red
Says
San
Bernardino,
with
a
of
about
60,000,
lies
some
cause
of
unsettled
conditions,
and
uncertainty
of
the
war
outlook,
in
Korea.
The
same
also
applies
to
United
States
Congressmen
Farmer
Hits
Gol
Jackpot
WASHINGTON
A
Texas
far
City
Hall
yesterday
said
J.
Everett
Brown,
housing
commissioner
for
the
provincial
gov
A
0
Cost
of
living
sixty
miles
east
of
Los
Angeles.
OTTAWA
Minister
of
National
Defence
Brooke
Claxton
and
Air
Marshall
Curtis
will
leave
Monday
by
air
for
the
Pacific
Coast
to
inspect
defences.
COL.
FAIREY
NAMED
VICTORIA
Deputy
Minister
of
Education
F.
T.
Fairey
has
been
appointed
by
UNESCO
to
reorganize
the
educational
system
of
Burma.
He
will
leave
for
Paris
next
week.
:or
six
of
eight
larger
Former
Seamen's
Secretary
Dubs
Tim
Buck
as
Generalissimo
ernment
at
Victoria,
will
be
in
the
city
Friday
and
Saturday,
Fourteen
men
were
reported
injured.
Most
of
them
suffered
facial
cuts
and
eye
injuries
from
flying
debris
and
cinders.
cities
increased
during
:
while
those
for
two
res
went
down,
Bureau
November
17
and
18.
TORONTO
(CP)
T,
G.
McManus,
former
mem
A
letter
received
previously
mer
discovered
Thursday
tha-;
164
air
computers
he
had
bought
years
a?!o
was
4
more
profitabl
ics
reported
yesterday.
Pravda
Sees
Ottawa
Bar
from
Mr.
Brown
said
he
would
were
reported
irom
ter
oi
trie
Lommumst
central
committee
for
Canada,
be
accompanied
by
a
represen
deal
than
he
ever
dreamed
of.
From
a
description,
he
had
tative
of
Central
Mortage
ana
Toronto,
Montreal',
that
the
Communist
organization
stands
"ready
and
Vancouver
with
at
an
hour's
notice"
to
fight
an
underground
war
in
Storm
Beats
Housing
Corporation.
The
city
bought
them
for
five
cents
each.
council
plans
to
meet
the
rep-
He
knew
nothing
of
aviation
but
MOSCOW
O)
The
newspaper
resentatlves
and
have
any
per-
figured
e
might
make
some
use
anuwax
anu
Canada
against
Canadians.
He
made
the
charges
in
Pravda
said
today
that
the
Brit
nf
Ho
ictuff
nn
"his
farm.
The
sons
interested
attend.
Ish
government
had
refused
same
period
the
Bur-'an
article
published
in
Maclean's
Magazine.
X
for
the
whole
coun
IcomputorS'had
never
been
used
Ifor
any
purpose
and
in
Wash-.'
ington
he
was
asked
if
he
cared
to
self
them,
now
that
air
fight
:ed
0.8
point
to
169.3
Destroyers
H.M.C.S.
Sioux
Leaves
Hong
Kong
To
Help
Stricken
Ship
,
fibe!
Calls
On
'
visas
to
40
out
of
65
Russian
delegates
who
sought
to
attend
a
Communist-backed
'World
Peace
Conference
to
open
November
13
In
Sheffield,
England.
It
charged
"Imperialists"
with
trying
to
suppress
peace
Sam
Jethroe
-Best
Rookie
NEW
YORK
!i
Sam
Jethroe,
e
Voters
ing
had
come
back,
and
the
computers
had
a
real
value.
Washington
would
pay
him
the
prevailing
prices.
The
farmer
ac
McManus
says
mat
me
communists
have
already
--mobilize
1
a
carefully-trained
organization
of
several
thousand
persons.
'
He
called
Tim
Buck,
head
of
the
Labor-Progressive
Parly,
Canada's
Communist
party,
generalissimo
of
an
underground
army
and
named
nine
others
as
"top
members,"
Including
Dortse
WATERWAY
ACTION
.
ALBANY
Governor
Thomas
Dewey
urged
today
that
the
federal
government
stand
aside
so
that
New
York
State
may
co-operate
with
the
province
of
Ontario
in
development
of
power
under
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
project.
GOVERNMENT
UPHELD
"WINNIPEG
The
govern-"
ment
of
Premier
Campbell
was
upheld
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
35
to
16
against
a
vote
of
non-confidence
over
the
way
it
handled
the
flood
situation.
Progressive-Conservatives
and
C.C.F.
voted
against
the
government.
INDIA'S
WARNING
,
NEW
DELHI
The
deputy
HONG
KONG
W
The
British
steamer
Tsinan
is
adrift
in
rag
cepted
a
cheque
for
$64,000.
istered
ing
seas
after
her
tow
rope
snap
fleet-footed
centrefielder
of
the
Boston
Braves,
reigned
today
as
the
National
League's
rookie
of
ped
in
North
Formosa
Straits.
The
Canadian
destroyer
H.M.
U.N.
For
Help?
NEW
DELHI
Oi
Reliable
reports
said
today
that
Tibet
has
appealed
to
the
United
Nations
for
aid
and
Intervention
asaim'.
Invading
Chinese
Communists.
(There
was
no
immediate
con-rtrmation
at
United
Nations
Lake
Success
headquarters)..
the
year.
The
speedy
negro
fly-
Lltction
Lisl
Is
I'p
First
Call
For
Korea
,
C.S.
Sioux
rushed
from
here
to-i
night
to
aH
the
ship.
Unemployment
Late
This
Year
chaser
drew
eleven
of
23
first
place
votes
cast
by
a
committee
of
the
Baseball
Writers
Associa
r
Compared
With
Last
at
the
1950
civic
election
Rupert
this
year
will
tion.
The
2,994-ton
Tsinan
was
being
towed
toward
here
by
the
Margaret
Moller
from
Shanghai
when
the
two
cables
parted.
The
tug
Is
standing
by.
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compared
with
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Second
place
went
to
young
Nielsen,
former
Unity
Member
of
Parliament
for
Battleford
North.
Buck,
in
an
answer
today,
said
the
charges
were
"lies,
shamelessly
for
cash."
At
Saskatoon
Mrs.
Nielsea
said
she
was
a
one-time
member
of
the
Communist
party's
political
bureau
in
Canada
but
that
she
Is
not
now.
She
still,
however,
was
a
oartv
member.
Bob
Miller,
righthander
of
tne
Philadelphia
Phillies.
LAKE
SUCCESS
Representa-..
tives
of
the
Big
Three
powers-United
States,
Great
Britain
anC
France
yesterday
requested
tha
security
council
of
the
United
Nations
to
put
the
Korean
situation
ahead
of
all
other
business.
prime
minister
of
India
warned
his
country
to
be
ready
to
ures
are
arrived
at
by
8
the
tentative
total
;(ir
following
closing
of
Withdrawal
Of
China
Favored
.resist
aggression.
The
Communist
Chinese
invasion
of
Tibet
might
lead
up
to
a
world
war.
Nobel
Prize
Winners
Named
s
and
subject
to
evlsion,
with
last
year's
OTTAWA
ffi
The
Department
of
Labor
reported
that
seasonal
unemployment
has
set
in
but
at
a
much
slower
rate
than
last
year
and
a
month
later
than
usual.
In
spite
of
the
end
of
harvesting
In
most
sections
of
the
country,
jobless
registered
for
.
work
with
the
National
Employment
Service
on
October
19
were
up
only
3,500
from
the
year's
low
point
of
unemployment
at
September
28.
N
total.
McManus
also
claimed
that
Communists
were
trying
to
undermine
morale
at
Canadian
Armv
camps.
He
was
one-time
Feather
Champ
Is
Bout
Winner
VANCOUVER
O
Iceberg
cool
Framkie
Almond,
always
stalking,
last
night
belted
Toronto's
Davey
Mitchell
for
a
unanimous
ten-round
decision.
Six
Nations
Declare
Themselves
Over
Latest
Korean
Issue
is
an
increase
of
37
in
owners
this
year
com-ti
last
and
a
slight'
de-I
those
registered
as
nd
hou&eliolders.
This
Edmonton
Journal
Expanding
.Plant
STOCKHOLM
(TO
The
British
philosopher,
Bertrand
Russell,
and
the
American
novelist,
William
Faulkner,
were
today
awarded
Nobel
prizes
for
litera
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Sea
men's
Union.
LAKE
SUCCESS
Six
countries
Saturday,
High.
EDMONTON.
A
contract
has
been
let
for
the
construction
of
by
the
fact
that
today
went
on
record
as
support-
i-o
were
rrcistpred
as
11-
ture
for
1949
and
1950.
Thev
November
11,
1950
2:05
20.9
feet
13:49
24.0
feet
7:48
6.4
feet
20:30
0.9
feet
ine
the
proposal
that
the
United
Almond
weighed
127
V2
and
N.
A.
Beketov
and
daughter,
Nadia.
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Aluminum
Adding
To
Quebec
Power
were
the
winners
from
among
i
a
reinforced
concrete
addition
to
Low
i
householders
last
year
f
become
registered
as
owners.
Nations
call
upon
Communist
China
to
withdraw
forces
from
Korea.
They
are
France,
Cuba,
more
than
forty
candidates.
The
the
Edmonton
Journal
building,
Chilcotin
for
a
hunting
trip
to
Mitchell
128y2.
Almond
Is
the
Canadian
featherweight
champion
but
it
was
a
non-title
go.
prize
money
totals
$31,715.
Port
Clements.
It
will
occupy
a
four-storey
area
MONTREAL.
Officials
of
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
announce
an
addition
to
the
Norway,
Great
Britain
Sistrants
this
year
and
;
Ecuador
50
by
150
feet.
s'ven
as
follows:
power
resources
of
Quebec.
This
will
be
the
immediate
start
on
and
United
States.
Nationalist
China
will
support
ihn
mnuo
it
Is
pvnprtprt
trivlnc
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Cloudy
skies
were
quite
over
all
of
the
province
thU
the
building
of
a
200,000
h.p.
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the
seven
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passage
by
the
security
council.
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on
the
Perlnko
Kiver
(Courtesy
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Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
chief
waterway
of
the
Lake
St.
John
watershed.
VANCOUVER
In
case
of
passage,
however,
it
is
expected
there
would
be
a
Soviet
veto
whereupon
the
matter
will
go
to
the
Assembly
which
is
not
subject
to
veto.
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slowly
eastward.
Snow
has
fallen
at
several
points
in
the
central
Interior
and
a
few
flurries
are
expected
in
ths
southern
interior
during
the
day.-
Rain
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falling
over
the
north
coast
as
southerly
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bring
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"fort
across
the
Pacific
To
Vancouver
(today)
H
Vocl.
C.
Marlatt,
D.
A.
Living
Pacific
Mills
Price
Cutback
VANCOUVER
(CPi
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.
(Ocean
Falls)
yesterday
announced
a
$4
reduction
in
Its
$10
a
ton
increase
in
newsprint.
The
new
price
is
$105
per
ton.
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Chicago
2,
Montreal
1
Pacific
Coast
Seatt'.?
5,
Portland
5
tie)
NO
PAPER
TOMORROW
6.30
.37
.25
.08
.08
.06
.06
Giant
Yellowknife
.
God's
Lake
Hardrock
....
Harrlcana
Heva
....
Hosco
Jacknlfe
-
wd
cut
back
recently
stone
W.
G.
Connolly.
H.
O.
pected
and
no
precipitation
is
forecast
for
the
south
coast.
Temperatures
will
continue
well
below
freezing
over
the
interior
again
tonight
while
near
freezing
temperatures
are
ex
F
Order
Was
tuhonnnnflu
Oldham,
C.
Lidstone,
S.
L.
Milne
Reeves
McDonald
3.65
S.
R.
Donaldson,
D.
Nesou.
F
with
the
onset
of
stif
f-pmunist
resistance
in
.02
Reno
Creek
1-23
Sheep
Silbak
Premier
Taku
Rrver
To
Sandspit
(today)
S.
Patrick.
To
Juskatla
(today)
W.
Be-lackie.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
William
Traeecr.
J.
McMurdie,
.31
.06
92
M
learned
last
nifeht,
"""'cations
from
various
at,
with
th
f-
f
Vananda
pected
on
the
south
coast.
Forecasts
North
Coast
Region
Intermittent
rain
or
drizzle.
Little
change
in
temperature
Winds
light,
becoming
southerly
15
mph)
overnight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
and
Prince
Rupert,
38
and
48;
Sand
2
'
.;-"
'
-
3
;
.
.--
Tomorrow
being
Remembrance
Dav.
the
Daily
News
will
not
do
I'lal
Supplv
'llne
wm
bp
"
"
at
lull
strength
for
Silver
Standard
2.38
Western
Uranium
....
1.00
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
4.80
A
P
Con
39
published.
The
next
regular
edi
tion
will
appear
on
Monaay
si
Mr.
Henderson,
R.
Brett,
A.
M.
Smith,
A.
M.
Moscrlp,
B.
Pal-lone,
H.
E.
Lake,
Mr.
Holbrook,
Mrs.
L.
Smith,
L.
M.
Felsenthal,
J.
McLeod.
From
Sandspit
(yesterday)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Jones.
ternoon.
spit,
42
and
48.
Atlantic
2.45
.90
Jollet
Quebec
1.00
Lake
Rowan
08
Lapaska
4
Little
Long
Lac
45
Lynx
16
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.10
McKenzie
Red
Lake
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.20
Moneta
:
36
Negus
93
Noranda
72.85
Louvicourt
'
.18
Pickle
Crow
1.75
Regcourt
06
San
Antonio
2.51
Senator
Rouyn
.23
Sherrit
Gordon
2.48
Steep
Rock
6.05
Sturgeon
River
14
Silver
Miller
88
Upper
Canada
1.80
Golden
Manitou
-
5.50
DISPATCHED
Due
to
Door
attendance,
the
BASKETBALL
films
and
lecture
to
be
held
by
staff
CaDtain
W.
C.
Poulton
in
the
Legion
Auditorium,
last
night
TOMORROW
NIGHT
BLASE
SAILOR
Blackle
the
cat
doesn't
seem
very
excited
about
being
signed
on
in
Montreal
as
the
seventh
crew
member
of
the
motor
yacht
Curlew,
bound
for
the
Bahamas
this
winter.
Blackie
is
a
veteran
of
the
Arctic
supply
ship
Regina
Polaris;
while
in
the
far
north,
his
favorite
hangout
was
the
crow's
nest.
Now
Blackle
will
get
a
southern
cruise
for
a
change.
He
is
shown
being
"signed
on"
by
Steward
Ross
Lachapelle
and
Capt.
H.
St.
Pierre
of
the
Curlew.
For
this
trip,
Blackie
has
been
re-named
Sam.
'
The
Regina
Polaris
crew
gave
up
their
mascot
because
they
felt
it
wasn't
fair
for
an
old
salt
like
Blackie
to
spend
the
winter
ashore.
-
(CP
PHOTO)
were
cancelled.
Credit
Inspectors
Being
Appointed
OTTAWA.
Government
in
:45
Junior;
7:30
Intermediated
Calmont
....
Central
Leduc
Home
OH
Mercury
-
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
Royal
Canadian
TORONTO
Athona
Aumaque
Beattle
-
Bevcourt
2.45
13.75
.13
.13
7.30
.11
7Va
.30
.55
.45
45
Brownwoods
G.
&
A.
William
Priest,
local
agent
for
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines,
left
Wednesday
by
air
for
a
holiday
snertors
will
shortly
be
appoint
Reservations
Phone
107
or
231D
DOOR
PRIZE
trip
to
California.
e
is
oemg
relieved
for
a
month
by
Roy
ed
In
Canada's
chief
cities
to
enforce
restrictions
on
consumer
credit.
This
will
discourage
inflation.
...
Berry
man.