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VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
178
PRINCE
-
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
1,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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,
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way
bark
to
the
city
,
ssion
of
Parliament
at
T
Applewhalte,
M
P.
ussian
Chairman
Rules
Atomic
Research.
Is
Co-ordinated
,
visited
the
Atlin
and
kP
sections
oi
nis
oik
l
.
.
.1
Willi
,i
was
hiii"1-"
Out
Nationalist
Ctiina
I
feMtf
l:iiir..
II'.
i
imient
taking
place
in
1
OTTAWA
f
Dr.
E.
W.
R.
arpas,
Eteacie,
aged
SO,
one
of
Canada's
mad
connecting
Atlln
,top
atomic
scientists,
la
to
co-
,
Alaska
Highway
at
iuiw
uu
rcauiuii
vy
mc
na-ner
is
making
a
tre-
tional
Research
Council,
lnclud-ilference
to
the
econ-;
"ig
atomic
fission.
It
was
an-Hn
and
traffic
Is
al-
nounced
yesterday
by
Minister
of
loping
The
52-mlle
i
Trade
and
Commerce
C.
D.
Howe.
LAKE
SUCCESS
(CP)
Russia
came
back
to
i
the
United
Nations
security
council
today
after
an
1
absence
of
seven
months
to
reopen
the
fight
to
seat
Communist-
China.
She
considers
peace
in
Kores
i
should
be
second
on
the
program
of
business.
Z.Jl
j
'
Jacob
Mailik,
Russian,
after
taking
over
as
the
f
council's
president
for
August,
of
which
.ciivn.v
.c-
a!
equal
parts
search
committee
of
the
cab
Vukon
Territory
and
unibla.
is
In
excellent
particularly
the
sur-niRh
there
are
some
inet.
One
of
the
divisions
coming
under
direction
ot
Dr.
Stea-cie
will
be
the
atomic,
energy
projeet
at
Chalk
River,
Ontario
where
Ca
ladi
has
an
atomic
pile
h
which
will
necessitate
rillnc.
While
in
Atlin,
Ax
It
vi-
-
'
'
'
j
ill!
v-
-;
..-i
announced
the
agenda
anl
ruled
Immediately
that
Nationalist
China
is
sitting
illegally
In
thi
session.
United
States
and
Britain
challenged
the
ruling
and
what
Is
expected
to
be
heated
Crop
Outlook
Us
Improving
halte
observed
no
less
item
Whltehorse
car
two
or
three
American
,
course,
the
new
rood
Bolstering
Up
German
Police"
CANADA'S
PART
OTTAWA
This
week
is
expected
to
determine
to
what
extent
Canada
will
participate
in
the
war
in
Korea.
Naval
and
air
forces
are
already
across
the
Pacific
although
not
as
combat
units.
It
should
soon
be
kno-n
if
Canadian
ground
troops
will
go
as
part
of
international
organizations.
For
such
a
cabinet
decision
Parliamentary
approval
would,
it
is
expected,
be
sought.
it
particular
value
In
(
HOPEFUL
INDIANS
Three
Cree
Indians,
farmers
on
the
Wintertjurn
Reserve
near
Edmonton,"
keep
a
sharp
eye
on
oil
drilling
operations
at
an
Imperial
Oit
Company
wildcat
on
then-property.
If
the
well
produces
oil,
the
commu
nity
of
228
Indian
will
receive
12Vi
per
cent
of
.'the
production.
:
Interest
on
the
money
Is
to
be
used
to
financ
Improvements
on
the
reservation.
Xeft
to
right
are,
Stanley
Ward,
Pat
McDonald
and
Louis
Ward.
'
(CP
Phdto
supplies
and
machln-
j
debate
commnced.
WINNIPEG
Showers
occurr-
ed
In
many
sections
of
the
three
.Thus
commenced
at
the
very
prairie
provinces
during
the
opening
a
fight
over
the
pro-past
week.
Weather
has
been
gram.
warmer
and
crop
prospects
con-.
It
Is
the
first
meeting
of
the
tinire
to
Improve
generally,
council
the
Russians
have
at-There
are
areas
which
report
tended
since-
January,
excessive
moisture
conditions;
-
'
k
I
BONN.
Oermany
The
i
active
at
Atlin.
The
Western
Allies
have
approved
the
Mines
Ltd
,
principal
creation
of
a
limited
federal
with
water
lying
In
the
fields
on
Humphrey
Mitchell
NEW
SHIP
HERE
.
Lighthouse
Tender
Alexander
Mackenzie
Assuming
Duties
lerc,
Is
oprating
two
police
forc
for
Western
Oer-60
m"n
employed
In
mjiny,
an
Informed
source
said
tunnel
work
on
its
here.
The
informant
said
that
rty.
On
the
creeks
the
Allied
High
Commission
has
n
are
employed,
some
authorized
the
Bonn
government
nfler
the
creeks
for
to
form
a
federal
police
force
of
ana
some
crops
mining
jtuun
i
as
a
result,
according
to
the
j
I
RECRUITING
HEAVY
OTTAWA
Canadians
continue
to
throng
recruiting
stations
throughout
the
country.
The
response
to
the
Navy's
Minister
Of
weekly
crop
report
of
the
de
partment
of
agriculture
of
theil
Canadian
National
Railways.
I
and
others
sluicing,
perhaps
12,000
men
to
be
used
In
n
a
dry
season
and
the
event
of
a
grave
emergency.
Wheat
headlne
varies
from
labor
Dies
call
for
new
sailors
has
been
M
heavy
that
the
senior
service
was
forced
to
issue
a
special
directive
to
recruiting
i
pen
shortage
of
water.
150-foot
diesel
power
lighthouse
tender
Alexander
j
25
per
cent
to
complete,
ben?t
A
TODAY'S'
STOCKS
(Courtesy
B.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
!
Vancouver
;
Bayonne
02'2
Bralorne
6.50
'
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P
R,
Con
,
.03
tarlboo
Quartz
.......
....
1.10
Congress
(.
:.
.20
Hedley
Mascot
.26
Pend
Oreille
7.30
t
pioneer
2.25
I
Premier
Border
.0234
trivateer
.11
i
Reeves
McDonald
3
00
j
Reno
,
.03
Sheep
Creek
:
1.08
I
Silbak
Premier
.28
ne
Lake,
which
he
Tried
To
Pass
k"r
the
road
from
Top-
I
Mackenzie
to
her
operating
bae
here
yesterday.
Met
jby.Capt:
Rodney
Smith's
Birnie
off
Holland
Rock,
i
to
Topley
Landing,
ing.
Grasshoppers
are
very
OTTAWA
-Hon.
Humphrey
plentiful
in
some
localities,
bu.
Mitcnelli
Minjster
of
Labor,
55.
,
active
control
measures
have
.
.
rlBVW(tof,1
,n
Wnit.ai
TOURISTS
MOVING
Ahaite.
found
half
j
Capt.
Norman
MacKay
took
aboard
some
passengers
,
;
LiqDor
To
Jail
II
sawmills
and
four
OTTAWA
and
gave
up
a
few.
Transporation
kept
damage
to
date
to
a
minl-learly
tQday
fa
lndllt.trem
the
the
Korean
Korean
'
mum.
.
v
.
hpalt.h
mor
thai,
a
vear.
Mr.
authorities
say
imps
in
operation.
!
With
full
string
of
flags
flying,
startlnc
from
Vancouver
at
situation
is
causing
no
differ-
,
In
the
Okanagan
Valley,
the
Mitchell
enlerel
hoRpiui
only
m
ne
luur,sl
'
weauier
nas
Deen
exuemeiy
no
check-up.
A
twQ
days
ago
or
a
bis
Of
place.
Beside
the
usual
run
of
the
Birnie
Jed
her
new
co-worker
6
a.m.
Friday,
the
Alexander
j
drunks
there
were
some
serious
UP
harbor
to
Seal
Cove,
where
Mackenzie
spent
that
night
at
offeneps
'
both
docked
at
the
Department
Elf
Bay
In
Discovery
Passage.
week
!wlth
only
one
shower
a
series
of
Internal
hemorrhage?
l
-riiJ
Aht
V5
Itllw-q-
'M,
5
the
ministers
death
H,
a
Itey
point
fh
th
CreatXaSes
completed
and
both
vegetables
.,,
.
,
,,
"
of
Transport
pier.
Aboara
tne
Saturday
nl&ht
was
spent.
,in
i-.
(f
Rlvw
rE,T,...;j..vJ-iHe6
a
Ready
-
Iftliimh
.
Sound.
Cniinrl
if
i
i
1
The
trial
of
Lome.
Anderson.
Alexander
.
Mackenzie
',
i
,
,
for
TZ
th
,
T.
X
T
T
I
Z
trip
Safety
Cove
in
F.tehugh
charged
with
dangerous
driving.
shipping
services
where
extra
vananaa
iiyi
and
early
apples
are
now
mov-
mM.
Inn-
tsi
tviacb'ar
XI
r
HomoVA
f
PArM
guards
are
posted.
Salmon
Gold
.04
Silver
Standard
.
195
Western
Uranium
64
lc
.
.
any
source
Is
reported.
J
vbq
rc
rrtraT
than,
nrtv
nniflr
rT
A
O.-Canada'i
crown-
'ZT
Mrs-
N-
A-
BeMov-
Cnlef
EnRin-
lct-
Yesterday
she
moved
in
to
r
resuIU
froma
traffic
"tials
are
geared
to
...
.
.,
.
eer
and
Mrs".
A.
Hobman,
Second
the
Department
of
Transport
f
ale
production
at
any
Engineer
and
Mrs
William
dock.
peUjrson
sufer
g
broken
that
portfolio
in
the
history
of
the
Commonwealth.
Only
last
Thursday
he
had
ATTLEE
OUTSPOKEN
LONDON
Premier
Attlce,
speaking
Sunday
night,
described
the
war
in
Korea
as
"a
firs'
that
had
broken
out
li
a
thev
await
now
Is
De-
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
left
this
morning
j
for
Lake
Kathlyn
where
he
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
.
......
-
4
90
The
trial
of
Rudolph
Rosettl,
r.,
"
"
and
.
TWO
DIESEL
ENGINES
I
n.Mi
uicif
,itu
vi.
nn..
..-til
'
aetprl
as
nn
hnnnrarv
nallhpnrei
of
National
Defence!
T,
",K7,
1,
"..oi..
i
Humphrey.
ChH
Officer
with
theft
of
articles
of
charged
'
William'
The
Alexander
Mackenzie,
built
ch
are
ming
on
the
q
Armstrong,
j
a
a
value
value
less
less
than
man
JZ5
WS
ws
alSO
aiso
riMc,rt,v
,
.,.,.,
D
DrrclrH
A
Rhinvarrf
BMmla
hv
bv
tHe
the
nnrrarri
Burrard
ni
Drv
v
nnrk
Dock
V.n
Co.
at
at
win
vioii,
viiii
ina
laimijr
uiii.ii
,
.40
2.40
'
A.P.
Con.
Atlantic
Meantime,
informed
ti
that
shell
filling
and
BtlJurnea
""-"
uBUBt
and
E.
W.
Loernan.
techpiclan,
North
Vancouver,
has
a
power
distant
conutry
yet
a
fire
that
Friday
when
he
will
return
here
j
at
funeral
services
for
the
late
could
burn
homes
here."
He
to
fly
to
Port
Hardy
and
Join
Dr.
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
Krrrs.
was
outspoken
in
condemning
R.
G.
Large
who
is
returning
j
That
was
nis
iast
public
appear-
the
Communist
aggression
in
from
a
trip
south
on
his
power
ance.
,
production
and
pro-
"
""c"
v"
"-
Vivian
Enginerlng
Co.
tpiant
or
-two
suu
n.p.
Vivian
L
u
nalr
of
shoes
and
sox
from)
diesel
engines
-
with
two
to
one
v
.i.-d,
nuns
jog
BioiiB
-
,
l""-"
t
.
...
,
.
.,,
...wu
.
South
Korea.
i
yacht
with
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade.
Calmont
.47
C.
&
E
7.25
Central
Leduc
150
Home
Oil
15.00
Mercury
.19
Okalta
..
1.60
Pacific
Pete
5.90
Princess
:
:..
,
.56
"c"rB,;
nul
B,,u
w,cu
v"
1"
which
Is
Inno-
e
oU
pace
the
neace-
redUCtion
gear
an
bofnrc
Korea.
sell
them.
l
beautiful
weather
for
most
of
the
l
vaUon
on
thls
coast
for
such
Long
active
In
the
International
Brotherhood
of
Electrical
Workers,
Mr..
Mitchell
had
been
secretary,
of
th
Trades,
and
Labor
Council
at
Hamilton
for
more
than
twenty
years
before
he
entered
public
life.
charged
with
voyage,
une
oi
ine
uii
vessels.
It
Max
Kline,
sup-
iarge
was
necessary
'plying
liquor
to
the
Inmates
of
items
picked
up
along
the
way
lmport
tne
gear
Irorn
Britain,
'a
lock-up.
pleaded
not
guilty
j
was
a
sound
picture
of
a
rock
outstanding
feature
of
the
in-
Is
United
States
Marines
Are
Landing
In
Korea
.07
12.00
and
is
being
tried
this
afternoon
at
2:30.
He
is
alleged
to
have
pil
separation
neaa
near
luem-1
teHor
decoration
of
the
Mac-tu.
It
showed
the
rock
starting
keuzle
wlI1
be
a
VA
by
2
foot,
in
very
deep
water
and
rising
up
,
D!llntln
belne
Dlaced
in
the
ved
torn
the
netting
off
a
Jail
window
nn
thP
ian
and
tried
to
Dass
a.
until
It
was
only
four
fathoms
.
tc,pra-
mpss.
of
he
old
steamer
N
-Prime
Minister
C.
botUe
,n
shorUy
afl
being
re-
below
surf
ace
at
the
highest
part.
Quadra,
first
lighthouse
tender
Royal
Canadian
...
Royallte
Toronto
-
Athona
Aumaque
Beattle
Bevcourt
....
Bobjo
:
Buffalo
Canadian
la"
l,,r
mor5
auster-
lense(1
hlmselt.
capt.
McKay
sam
noais
naa
oren
on
lhls
coast
whlch
was
especl.
raw
of
mounting
ten-
j
sailing
over
It
for
years
until
it
allv
n!llntei
bv
j.
w.
Hardcastle.
.08
.16
.43
.43
.10Vi
.13
Heavily
Equipped
To
Meet
Continuing
Red
Drive
Toward
Pusan
TOKYO
(Wednesday)
North
Korean
Red
forces,
International
sltua-
J
Pleading
guilty
to
assaulting
wa-s
discovered
by
a
survey
party
M-n.mn
mnr,np
nrtisf
unimie
;
exerting
heaw
pressure
in
the
south,
today
pushed
.
105.00
Consol.
Smelters
rs
to
be
meeting
with
a
peace
officer,
John
McOllllvray
a
few
years
Bgo.
'
background
scene
for
the
old
approval
in
the
most
Is
up
for
sentence
at
2:30
thlsj
Equipment
aboard
the
ship
In-
Ehlp
ls
a
liBhtc(i
buoy
an(j
m
s
!
afternoon.
He
ls
alleged
to
have
clude,
radar
gyro-compass,
echo
the
dlstance
can
bc
seen
a
ves.sel
me
Minister
Sunday
I
obstructed
Constable
Harry
gounder
telephones
to
the
en-
whlch
is
easuy
recognizable
as
on
Britons
to
once
Haugland
while
the
latter
was
glne
room
ftnd
officials'
room,
the
veleran
coasUl
liner
Prince
conwest
-
-
i-2i
;
to
within
forty
miles
of
Pusan,
United
States
base
in
'
.40
Donalda
southieastcrn
Korea.
Meantime
fresh
American
22
V,
Eldona
wn
their
belts
while
maKing
an
arresi
on
oui
.radiophone
ana
airecuon
unaer.
j,lr)Prt
East
Sullivan
6
50
try
aims
against
Red!
last
evening.
Bleeping
quarters
are
comion,-ably
appointed
and
are
as
spa-'
The
Alexander
Mackenzie
re-clous
as
shipboard
will
allow.
places
the
veteran
Birnie
which
troops
were
pouring
ashore
and
moving
up
to
the
front.
One
unit
was
the
Fifth
Regimental
combat
"
team
from
Hawaii.
Marines
were
i
....
Marines
flew
to
Korea
today
to
,
also
landed.
I
'
Hardest
Red
blows
came
in
prepare
the
way
-for
the
arrival,
the
Kochang
area
where
Com-
0f
the
main
body
of
Marines.!
nt-spnqen
chat
to
the
I
1
low
goes
to
Victoria
to
be
laid
f"l
the
world,
Mr.
Att-i
lUI
III
vl
LUtQI
H
that
rearmament
will
'.
rv
up.
6.50
.29
29
.07
.05
V4
.08
.05
.42
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rlHres
i
stanrtnrds
ot
.
Vnman
Principal
officers
of
the
Alex
v
"
A'
:--
VA
.
muntsts
are
trying
to
break
The
Marines
are
now
enroute
In
through
to
Taegu.
South
Korean
transports
reported
to
be
equlp-
Giant
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
-
Harrlcana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
Joliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
M
he
'
"
wiiimii
said:
"The
f
ire
been
started
In
distant
'
Mr,
w
o
raklev.
resident
of
emergency
capital.
They
are
witn
heavier
armament
than
,
burn
down
in
th
eartv
ander
Mackenzie
will
be:
Master.
Capt.
Norman
McKay.
Chief
Officer,
R.
G.
Armstvone.
Second
Mate,-
Rodney
Smith.'
Chief
Engineer,
J.
Hobman.
BASEBALL
SCOItKS'
MONDAY
1
National
Chicago
8,
Brooklyn
5
St.
Louis
3,
Boston
4
Only
games
scheduled,
i
Western
International
Spokane
7,
Yakima
4
Pacific
Coast
'
"H-C
V
vu
"
days
and
for
several
years
Minister
blasted
nr
in
Vaneouver.
died
in
Van-
.03
.38
.23
V2
about
32
nines
souuiwe&i
ui
any
used
by
the
Army
s0
j
at
m
Taegu.
!
the
Korean
war.
A
front
line
dispatch
placed;
the
Reds
in
a
southern
thrust
!
About
fifty
B-29
bombers
fifteen
miles
west
of
Mansan
struck
with
a
new
attack
today
which
Is
on
the
south
coast
25
on
Hungnam,
chemical
and
ex-
sm
and
accused
Russia
I
Couver
last
Saturday,
in
"her
Engineer,
William
i
Pace
while
maintain-
ninety-seventh
year.
Surviving-
DIES
SUDDENLY
Hon.
Humphrey
Mitchell,
Minister
of
Labor.
THE
WtATHLR
Second
White.
amied
forces.
members
of
the
family
are
four
Madsen
Red
Lake
......
2.10
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.40
McLeod
.Cockshutt
05
!
plosives
centre
on
North
Korea's
miles
from
Pusan.
Dudley
Pear-
Third
Engineer,
son.
FLASH
!
!
isons
and
a
daughter
as
wen
as
'
grandchildren
and
great
grapd-1
children.
General
Douglas
MacArthur,
east
roast.
ExDlosions
rocked
the
J'C.IUM
QUIETER
Fourth
Engineer
and
Electil-j
Negus
i.oo
Synopsis
Skies
will
remain
clear
over
the
in
his
rooming
Korean
sum-
'
and
planes
dropped
400
tons
mary,
said
heavy
Red
pressure
oI
bombs
on
a
big
chemical
and
clan,
B.
Humphrey.
Mrs.
Oakley
was
born
In
Australia
and
earlv
in
life
piS
Belgium
was
M
quieter
today
but
.covered
the
southern
front.
The
mei
plant.
summary
said
that
troops
of
the
;
Seattle
5,
Oakland
1
!
Only
games
scheduled.
SUNDAY
.Western
International
Yakima
1-3,
Tacoma
0-5
(second
game
10
Innings)
Trl-Clty
4-4,
Salem
0-2
tsecond
game
12
Innings)
Only
games
scheduled.
-
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
4-2,
Portland
5-7
Sacramento
1-2,
San
Francisco
Noranda
67.75
Louvicourt
.'
-
-1
Pickle
Crow
,
1.75
Regcourt
.
-05
San
Antonio
2.40
'moved
from
there
to
England,
I
tV.n
.vn
VAMiitrlnor
a
Kfl
lit
slX
Southern
British
Columbia
coast
I
today.
However,
a
relatively
weak
weather
disturbance
which
I
crossed
the
north
coast
during
sptUed.
KlmLeonold
United
Nations
were
attacking
f
the
Reds
around
Yongdok
on
rim3N
,
.
I
liic
.
J
i
s
S
iniuiM"B
www-
1
I
to
'
for,go
his
regal
months.
.
;
V,o
.act-
enact.
TTniteri
United
States
States
IIUIIIWII
rfVVrf
Benelux
To
Arm
More
.
...nunue
as
King
,
Q
.
-
n.
v.-T.
"Hy
until
August
next
the
night
ls
expected
to
bring
some
clouds
to
this
region
tomorrow
mornine.
Cloudiness
will
Senator
Rouyn
........
Sherrlt
Gordon
-'.pilots
report
the
Communists
t
r
-,-..,
1-91
hl
Tvnsltlnc
IRnn
vards
north
Of
All
rmPmPlirV
ajvilo
"-a
C
ir.
v
.
jitit-awa
w
-----
loops,
Leonard
Relth
of
Winnipeg.
W.
C.
Relth
of
Long
Beach,
r
he
would
abdicate
.
...
r1
hmvi
wviivi
the
wrecked
city.
i
"
Steep
Rock
3.50
r
'
hi
son,
Prince
California,
and
Rev.
E.
Relth
of
.15V4I
"it
is
possible
that
friendly
WASHINGTON
DC.
-Presl-
interior
today
and
per-
This,
howrvrr
will
k.
.80
Sturgeon
River
Sliver
Miller
..:
Upper
Canada
4
4
San
Diego
11-5,
Los
Angeles
7-4
juivci.
i.o.o
o.B'ii
i"iv,vvi
cient
xruman
roia
i,uhbibiuiii
.
.
thrnueh
tomorrow
while
In
THE
HAGUE
W
Foreign
ministers
of
Great
Britain,
France,
,'
'
new
iora.
satisfactory
to
the
s-
U
is
believed.
A
daughter.
Mrs.
E.
Brewer-
1.85
the
Netherlands
and.
Luxembourg
ins
a
message
asiuug
t.uuu,-
...
,,,
,
j
hh
:
ton,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
r'FKR
REJECTED
I
lives
In
Vancouver.
met
here
todny
in
an
atmosphere
of
shrouded
secrecy.
A
high
The
summary
spoke
of
slight
,000
additional
for
military."1"
wl"
United
Nations
troop
withdraw-
w
to
anU.Communist
nations.
'
ZlZn
Ooudv
North
Coast
Reglon
-
cloufly
als
but
said
not
forced
they
were
Prp.irtpnt
said
thei-e
ls
an
'
out
but
moved
back
to
Pred
and
tomorrow.
Scattered
()
General
Douglas
A
grandson
ls
L.
P.
Brewerton,
Dutch
official
said
the
United
States
has
asked
Atlantic
Pact
r
yesterdav
turned
t
eneralissimo
rWlanr
.-
chnwers
todav.
Little
change
in
420
8th
Ave.
East
In
this
City,
and
a
grand-daughter
ls
Mrs.
Poole
of
New
Westminster,
the
nations
to
increase
military
ex-(
mediate
action
to
arnT
American
positions.
A
push
of
the
Reds
to
near
temperature.
Wind
westerly
(15
k'8
of
'er
to
send
33,000
National;..
-
;
..SATURDAY
;
.
.;
;
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
4,
Portland
5
San
Diego
1,
Los
Angeles
7
'Sacramento
4,
San
Francisco
15
Oakland
4,
Seattle
7
.
,
Western
International
Wenatchee
3-1,
Victoria
11-5
Spokane
3-1.
Vancouver
4-9
Tri-Clty
7,
Salem
4
Tacoma
2,
Yakima
19
allies.
Wednesday,
August
2.
1950
I
I
penditures
and
enlarge
their,
armed
forces
under
guarantee
of
i
Mansan
in
the
south
represented
,
'miles
per
hour)
today,
light
to-Imorrcw.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
19.5
feet
a
gain
of
about
ten
miles
since.
lormer
miss
Munci
orewei
of.
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Oakley
j
was
predeceased
by
her
hus-
j
band,
who
served
In
the
South'
TnnicM's
train,
due
from
the
,
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
m
ana
19.5
feet
'Monday.
K'suth
action
at
this
JcArthur
said,
"might
f
I'-opardiie
defomee
of
f
that
it
would
be
un-
3:49
16:26
10:05
22:33
American
financing.
The
Belgian
High
foreign
minister
was
unable
to!
attend
owing
to
the
royal
crisis
Low
i
-
i
:
3.9
feet!
Advance
administrative
ele-
East
at
11:15,
was
reported
this
'60,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
5.9
feet
ments
of
the
United
States
(morning
to
be
on
time.
l
and
oU-
.
.
.
African
war
with
the
Scots
drays
Regiment.
ttl
X1U111C.
J