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"Prince
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Key
to
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Great
Northwest'
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
155
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
5,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
For
Action
In
Pacific
In
Korea
are
Trapped
U.S.
F
orces
iFirst
American
Killed
Altlce
And
Churchill
Join
In
Lauding
United
States
!ln
Battle
In
Far
East
LONDON
The
House
of
Commons
cheered
1
today
when
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee
said
hoj
TOKYO
(CP)
United
States
infantry
forces
thought
the
world
was
indebted
to
the
United
States
j
vvere
today
cut
off
by
tank-led
North
Korean
troops
for
its
prompt
action
in
the
Korean
situation.-
Again
j
in
a
blazing
battle
on
the
central
Korean
front
south
SHOPPING
SPRF.E
GLASGOW
Mounted
police
were
called
to
break
up
a
riot
by
thrifty
Scoti
housewives
at
a
store
sale
when
200
women
tried
to
crash
lines
of
shoppers
who
had
waited
all
night.
i
TRAGIC
TWINS
PARIS
Yvonne
I-tGur.-i,
young
Parisian
maid,
uve
birth
to
a
bahy,
strangled
it
wilb
a
belt
and
then
went
tq
.
pulicr
station
to
confess
murder.
There
she
fainted.
Police
sent
her
to
hospital,
where
she
gave
birth
io
the
other
twin.
DEATH
TOIX
845
CHICAGO
The
holiday
there
were
cheers
when
Mr.
Attlee
told
ot
Britain
&
,
of
guwon
but
communications
were
later
reported
to
equally
speedy
action
in
support
of
the
United
StaWl
v,avc
fccen
resumed.
The
size
of
the
American
force
T
t
Anr,nr,0
nt
of
WflF
war
Wnitlfl
wouiu
.
"
'
'
I
1
'
.
-.
ll
move.
The
danger
was
not
indicated.
have
been
greater
had
there
not
Calls
Bill
been
su:h
prompt
action.
Former
Prime
Minister
Win
Alaska
Cities
ston
Churchill
wished
to
associ
"V
Til
,
.-.-Vf'
-
Two
hours
after
the
Americans
went
into
action
a
combat
foot
soldier
was
kliled,
the
first
of
this
war.
The
soldier,
an
am-,
munition
bearer
for
a
bazooka
squad,
was
'
shot
through
tUe
heart
by
a
blast
from
a
..red
ate
himself
with
-
Mr.
Attlee
i
"Disgraceful"
rtatement.
There
was
no
doubt
Given
Warning
JUNEAU
Through
the
gov-
crnor
of
Alaska,
Ernest
Oruen-
;
i
lng,
comes
notification
of
a
de-'
cision-
to
provide
'
lor
greater
as
to:
who
was
the
aggressor
in
Korea.
The
wartime
Prime
Min
ister
asked
for
a
secret
session
civilian
security
in
Alaskan
'-
.
of
the
House
on
the
Korean
'
situation.
Fnv.'i
Calder
and
'Arthur
Turner,
C.C.F.
MX.A.'s,
Heard
Here
"Dlpgracef
ul
bill"
was
the
term
week-e.'il
death
toll
in
the
I
nited
States
climbed
to
845
as
millions
of
motorists
took
to
the
highways
and
beache
for
the
July
4
celebration.
High
cltie.1
and
towns
in
view
of
re
tank,
Anxious
air
officers
waitel
for
a
break
in
bad
weather
A')'
they
could'
loo:e
their
warplanes
fot
attacks,
on
the
invaders.'.
General
MacArthur's
com
H.M.C.S.
Athabascan
cent
developments
la
Korea.
All
mayors
are
being
instructed
to
Ferguson,
applied
last
night
at
sr
public
C.C.F.
meeting
by
Frank
Calder,
organize
civilian
defences.
This
j
docs
not,
as
yet,
provide
tor
munique
made
no
mention
!
the
trap.
M.LJV.
for
Atlin.
to
the
bill
to
evacuation
of
civilians.
The
news
of
the
setback
t?
way
mishaps
caused
495
deaths.
IWOni.lWS
AGAIN
VANCOUVER
-The
first
outbreak
of
juvenile
violence
in
more
than
a
month
sent
fc.ir
Pioneer,
Passes
amend
the
Indian
Act
that
came
un
lust
before
proroguing
of
the
first
American
infantry
to
go
Into
action
.
came
from-
advanced
headquarters
in
Soutii
Rupert
Loses
George
George
Ferguson,,
Ferguson,,
another
anotner
.
oijreaerai
raruameni
last
monui.
Prince
Rupert's
pioneer
citizens.
I
.
Mr.
Calder
told
of
the
thou-paased
away
late
yesterday
af-
jsand
of
dollars
spei:t
by
natives
ternoon
in
the
Prince
Rupert
to
place
their
case
before
the
Alaska
Series
Korea.
Headquarters
said
.
oniy
that
northerners
had
driven
-defenders"
on
to
high
ground
north
of
Osan
but
the
Unitei
States
troops
were
previously
General
Hospital
following
a
two-'
Dominion
Parliament
over
the
year
illness.
He
was
the
head
of
.
past
'
few
years
and
said
the
'a
well
known
family
and
made
natives
had
expected
a
very
good
Trinre
Rupert
lost
a
dlsheart
men
to
hospital
here.
Two
of
the
vietims
were
f,hot.
Ray
Moos,
27,
was
hit
in
the
knee
m
I.orn
CampVll.
23.
was
shot
in
the
nose.
The
outbreak
started
wh-n
,i
hand
ft
youths
becan
shooting
out
street
liehts
on
a
down
town
thoroughfare.
APPEALS
TO
RUSSIA
his
home
at
1630
Eighth
Avenue
ct.
Among
exceptions
he
took
with
the
bill
were:
cning
game
to
Ketchikan
yesterday
afternoon
in
a
pitchers
battle
between
Skelly
for
the
East.
I
Born
in
1837
in
Kinross-snlre,
located
there.
Osan
is
eleven
miles
southeast
of
Suwon
which,
in
turn,
is
23
miles
south
of
fallen
Seoul.
The
communique
confirmed
the
gathering
threat
of
Com-
Mnrtv
rwSwprs
that.
KhntilH
hnvp
I
'
to
,
been'
turned
over
to
the
pro-j
Alaskans
and
Bill
Robinson
for
Rupert.
The
scora
was
3-2.
I
Scotland.
Scotland.
Mr.
Mr.
Ferguson
Ferguson
came
came
I
Canada
In
1909
and
settled
in
vinre.--
were
not-
The
boys
from
here
took
Saskatchewan
for
a
COUple
Of,
,
0linrpr
hreeH
woro
not
rnn
LONDON
Britain
has
again
..
i
early
lead
in
the
,
mUnl8i
lOFCe
cal
Ul
ounu
first
inning,
j
apparently
designed
to
lop
olf
In
Llnd-
,v.i
cotrj
t
tvB
frrlht.
years.'
He
came
to
Prince
Ru-1
(Continued,
on
page
5)
when
Pavlikis
knocked
ked
pert
July
1,
1912,
and
worked
lor
the
city
In
the
early
days
on
the
1,1110
1
VJV-V
.III
v
v..v
That
would
open
the
way
for"
a
i
Installation
of
water
mains
and
say,
who
had
got
on
with
a
double.
The
local
boys
picked
up
another
In
the
fourth
Inning,
when
Ketchikan
came
through
with
three
runs
to
win
the
.
ball
Inquest
On
Al
Terrace;:
the
building
of
the
Acropolis
Hill
reservoir
He
also
worked
'
lor
drive
on
Taejon,
military
centre
73
miles
south
Off
Suwon.
(
Northerners
ire
pouring
mare
troops
and
arms
across
the
Hai.
River
just
south
of
Seoul
in
a
number
of
years
for
the
Canai-
ii.lr".i
-
1
"
He
J,
appealed
to
the
Russian
go-I
ernmr.ri.
to
co-operate
in
bringing
al-out
a
settlement
of
r
I
the
Korean
conflict.
The
ap-!
peal
was
made
n
the
Soviet
J
government
by
British
Amhas-j
sadot
in'
iHoscow
Sir
David
I
KeUy.
,C
:'.
I
NI
RSE
"MENTIONED"
I
TOKYO
The
first
Canadian
j
nurse
to
he
mcntir.-VHl
in
Kor-
can
wartime
.
despatches
is
j
Captain
(Miss)
Viola
McCon-I
nell,
of
Moncton,
New
Bruns
:
Un
Fish
tt
Cold
Storage
Co.
gdmi.
'
in
the
evening
everything
went
pretty
much
in
Ketchikan's
retirpd
ahnut
twentv
vears
azo.
Inauest
commenced
at
Terrace
H.M.C.S.
Cayuga
!
Deceased
is
survived
by
'
his
before
Coroner
Will
Robinson
this
spite
of
repeated
air
strikes
on
rail
lines
stretching
north
of
the
city.
The
Co.nmunists
were
not
responding
by
aif
to
thcis
favor
and
emded
ua
wltn
tne
'wirjow;
mree
aaugniers,
marg-
muruiug
iotiuwing
recovery
uvm
-
jaret
(Mrs.
J.
Flewin);
Fditn,4the
Skeena
River
near
Kwinttsl
;
bys
of
tne
Territory
holding
a
m-2
win
Ketchikan
scored
ail
(Mrs.
O.
Crockhart,"
and
Mary;
yesterday
of
tr.e
body
of
William
'and
three
sons,
Hugh.
Peter
and
Gibb
of
Prince
Rupert
who,
with
jGeoree.
There
are
ten
grand-jDon
Fraser
sr.,
and
Don
Fraser
jr.
children.
'
oi
lerrace,
were
cenevea
10
nave
Funeral
will
take
place
Friday
i
been
drowned
when
an
auto-afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
B.C.
I
mobile
plunged
Into
the
river
Undertakers
with
Rev.
'
E.
A.
(from
the
highway
on
June
4.
Wright
officiating,
,
runs
in
the
first
three
innings,
four
in
the
first
and
three
each
in
the
second
and
third.
Indications
were
that
Rupert's
pitching
stock
was
pretty
well
depleted.
Ludwlgson
pitched
the
evening
game
for
Ketchikan.
In
Monday's
game
the
final
score
was
8-5
.
for
Ketchikan.
The
deciding
point
came
In
the
sixth
inning
when
Johnston
for
Ketchikan
knocked
out
a
home
tun
with
two
men
aboard.
A
17-year-old
Ohio
schoolboy,
'
Moe,
pitched
for
Ketchikan.
air
attacks
although!
mere
was
some
anti-aircraft
ffre.
A
constant
stream
of
United
States
reinforcements
is
flowing
into
South
Korea
fsom
Japan
by
air
and
sea.
The
setback
oh
the
Suwon
front
came
after
Communist
tanks
had,
apparently,
beer,
turned
back
by
fir
of
United
States
artillery.
'
General
MacArthur's
headquarters
announced
today
Uiat
United
States
planes
have
.destroyed
seven
Red
planes
and
damaged
four.
His
Communiqas
said
the
Commuhlsts
had
al,
lost
eight
armored
cars,
-119
trucks,
22
locomotives,
18bd&
cars
and
seven
tanks.
By
.
The
Inquest
adjouwied
after
the
body
had
been
viewed,
Glbb's
body
was
recovereS
from
the
death
car
which
was
lifted
from
the
bottom
of
the
river
near
the
highway
hank
and
icon
fell
back
Into
the
swift
flowing
stream.
Seamen
Killed
Fumigating
Gas
BIRKENHEAD.
Eng.
1
Twot
However,
there
was
time
to
seamen
were
killed
and
some
38
1
piace
a
rope
around
the
one
body
'..
MMM
l
W
Hill
in.
j
I1iw
f
"
irTfc.-..
-mm
'-'W
imu
itol'-
i
others
made
ill
by
lumigaiing
,which
was
hauled
to
the
barge
wick.
.
Miss
McConnell
performed
.
distinguished
duties
during
the
course
of
the
first
week's
f
ishfrT.
A
citation
from
General
MacArthur
Is
expected.
STALIN'S
HEART
ATTACK
SALE
M,
Mass.
Roland
"Westey,
writing
in
the
Salem
Evening
News,
says
Prime
Minister
Stalin
suffered
a
heart
atlark
June
2
while
on
a
plane
bound
for
China.
StaHri
returned
to
Moscojv.
Estey
said
he
received
the
in-t
formation
from
.
a
source
in
Europe.
.
.
POrE
AGAINST
REDS
VATICAN
CITY
Pope
Pius
has
decreed
excommunication
of
all
who
"plot
against
legitimate
ecclesiastical
authorities."
Observers
here
regarded
this
as
a
major
move
by
the
Pope
against
Communist
governments
of
Eastern
Europe.
KAMLOOPS
HOTTEST
KAMLOOPS
This
city
reg
gas
aboard
the
10,000
ton
British
and
taken
to
Terrace.
Five
hours
was
than
spent
try
liner
Cheshire
in
the
Mersey
River
docks.
The
men
became
Living
Cost
Record
High
.
OTTAWA
iCI"'.
Climbing
meat
ing
to'lift
the
car
up
again
but
ill
in
the
engine
room
when
the
Without
success.
H.M.C.S.
Sioux
A
BOUND?
The
Tribal
Class
destroyers
Athabascan,
Cayuga
and
Sioux
are
three
Cana-wships
being
sent
to
the
Far
East
In
case
the
United
Nations
Security
Council
calls
madlan
naval
assistance
In
the
Korean
War.
The
1,900-ton
Athabascan,
shown
above
i:
throiiRh
rouRh
seas,
Is
stationed
on
the
west
coast.
Also
stationed
at
Esquimau
Is
her
ship,
the
Cayuga,
and
the
1.700-ton
"V
type
destroyer'
Sioux.
The
three
ships
leave
art
Harbor
today.
They
'
will
be
under
direct
command
of
General
Douglas
Mac
Arthur
(CP
Pnoto)
air
compressor
was
turned
on,
There
Is
little
hope
of
pulling
apparently
dislodging
a
gas
the
car
out
again
until
the
water
nrices
carried
the
official
cost
prepared
for
a
voyage
to
Aus-
!car
is
believed
to
still
contain
the
I
of
living
index
to
a
new
high
Thursday,
July
6,
1950
tralta
Wltn
Briusn
emigrants.
omer
iwo
ooaies.
mars
ui
joj.i
ni,
uc
.
,
'
The
Dominion
Bureau
of
Sta-
X
tJics
Sorts
that
the
rise
from
High
5T
TODAY'S
STOCKS-:
i
16.6
feet
18.3
feet
'
7.5
feet
6.3
feet
5:57
18:44
0:17
12:10
OmatS
Worn
Over
Next
Confesses
To
Low
164
at
May
1
was
caused
almost
entirely
by
advancing
meat
prices
which
pushed
the
food
index
from
204.6
to
209.
I1'
I
.
I
irriK
Arcnn
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
(Courtesy
8.
D.
rni.UMRUS.
O.
(W
Harry
J.
jiinunisi
Ftiuvrj
in
rai
hum
istering
100,
was
recorded
the
hottest
in
British
Columbia
raiinn.
fire
marshall,
saifl
Rob
The
June
1
figure
compares
with
160.5
a
year
ago.
The
Index
is
based
on
100
for
the
average
of
1935-39
period.-
ert
Dale
Segee,
21,
CircleviUe,
O.,
WO
KONO
)
While
the
Communist
war
blazes
In
Korea.
THE
WEATHER
..
:
Synopsis
Cloudy
skies
and.
some
light
rain
came
to
the
northern
coajt
and
Bulkley
Valley
regions
overnight
as
a
weak
weather
sstetn
moved
in
from
the
west,
the
rest
of
the
province
was
gen
Bevcourt
40
Bobjo
101
Buffalo
Canadian
15
Consol.
Smelters
95.50
Conwest
'.,
M0
Donalda
M
Eldona
35
East
Sullivan
5.80.
ats
are
worried
over
the
next
Communist
move.
Observers
here
that,
the
Knvtet.
Union
Is
settlne
the
stage
for
another
BASEBALL
SCOKES
blow
in
the
East
against
the
United.
States.
has
signed
statements
admitting
he
set
the
Ringling
Bros.
Circus
fire
at
Hartford,
Conn.,
that
killed
168
persons
and
Injured
412
others
In
1914.
Callan
said
Segee
also
admitted
setting
between
25
and
30
other
fires
In
.
Portland,
Me.
between
1930
ri
icur-
nther
fires
In
New
ipse
observers
say
R
could
be
expected
that,
witnin
ine
.
Chinese
CnmiTiiinlsU
wnnlrf
rush
trooDS
from
Manchuria
erally
clear
early
this
morning.
wrt
Nortlj
Korea
In
lt
war
against
the
south.,
-
TODAY
National
League
Pittsburgh
4,
Chicago
1
.
American
League
New
York
9,
Philadelphia
5
(stopped
by
rain
In
seventh).
National
League
Boston
5-12,
Philadelphia
Cloud
and
widely
scatterea
showers
will
spead
into
,
,the
northern
interior
and
down
the
coast
as
far
as
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
today
as
the
.
..1
'
Tr
Hampshire
and
Ohio;
and
that
he
is
personally
responsible
for
Tuesday.
It
was
possible
to
fry
ari
egg
on
the
sidewalk.
MANY
WOULD
ENLIST
TORONTO
Toronto
is
experiencing
a
flood
Of
inquiries
concerning
military,
naval
and
air
service
in
'Korea.
They
conic
chiefly
from
war
veterans.
'
CHINESE
REDS
TO
KOREA
TOKYO
The
report
was
heard
here
Sunday
that
more
than
a
quarter
of
million
Chinese
Communist
troops
were
moving
from
interior
zones
closer
to
the
mainland
coast,
which
would
bring
them
nearer
to
Korea.
PATROLLING
FORMOSA
HONG
KONG
Steady
United
States
naval
patrols
around
Formosa
makes
it
un
Applewhailes
On
Visit
To
Yukon
Found
With
In
Chest
'OUVER
C)Robert
Cam-
slaying
four
persons,
tie
was
arre.'trd
last
May
17
on
a
farm
near
East
St.
Louis,
111.
system
niuves
cwiw(uu.
increasing
cloudiness
and
a
few
thunderstorms
will
develop
In
the
Interior
today.
By
tomorrow
improving
"con
Chicago
1-3,
St.
Louis
4-4
Brooklyn
4-5,
New
York
5-3
Pittsburgh
4-8,
Cincinnati
8-
Vancouver
Bralorne
7.00
B.
R.
Con
P22
B.
R.
X
-05',ii
Cariboo
Quarts
1-05
Congress
'.
20
'
Hedley
Mascot
.25
Pend
Oreille
6.0a
Pioneer
2.70
(
Premier
Border
.
.03
'4
,
Privateer
134
Reno
-
-03,
Sheep
Creek
106
is
Silbak
Premier
28
'
'
Taku
River
"
.08
Salmon
Gold
.05
Spud
Valley
'...
-08
Silver
Standard
1.40
Western
Uranium
.
.50
!
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
--.
4.75
Atlantic
1&"
Calmont
3
,
Central
Leduc
'
1-35
Home
Oil
12
50
i
Mercury
ok&ita
:
:
Pacific
Pete
:
-90
Princess
-
-9
Roval
Canadian
t
Royalite
10.00
Toronto
I
Aumaque
13
j
Beattle
"
MV2
year-old
marine
engines
5.
Following
the
lose
of
the
session
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa,
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M.P.
lr
Skeena,
and
Mrs.
Applewhalte
will
make
a
tour
of
the
Yukon
and
Northern
British
Columbia
;,n,
taken
to
hospital
last
With
an
iri
nlrlf
In
his
ditions
may
be
expected
generally
along
the
coast
although
temperatures
will
be
slightly
Giant
Yellowknife
6.60
God's
Lak
28
Hardrock
,
-3
Harricana
07
Hea
-06
HOSCO
:
06,2
Jacknife
05
.
Jollet
Quebec
'
-
-38
Lapaska
-
05
Little
Long
Lac
-38
Lynx'x-.-!
23
-
Madsert
Red
Lake
2.20
McKenzfe
Red
Lake
40
McLeod
Cockshutt
2
20
Moneta
28
Negus
100
Noranda
.
64.00
Louvlcourf
,
'
I5
Pickle
Crow
.'...1,
1-58
Rtgcourt
...
05
'
San
Antonio
?.
2.55
'
Senator
Rouyn
-22
Sherrlt
Gordon
,.
1-73
Steep
Rock
2-90
Silver
Miller
.,
.75
Upper
Canada
2.05'
s
still
In
a
critical
condi-
lower
over
most
regions.
)i
f'
'ay.
Cameron
was
found
i
Halibut
Sale's
(American)
Ilene,
58,000,
26.5c,
26.5c,
22.5?,
Pacific.
11
Swift
II,
10,000,
26c.
26c,
20c,
Storage.
.
(Canadian)
Waterfall,
49,000,
28.6c,
28.2c,
'
'
Atlln.
CORRESPONDENT
SHOT
American
League
I
Detroit
1-10,
Chicago
4-9
New
York
16-3,
Washington
9-3
St.
Louis
7-8,
Cleveland
8-3
Philadelphia
-
Boston
postponed
.
Western
International
'
Victoria
6-5
Tacoma
5-6
Wcnatchee
8-11,
Vancouver
7-3
(first
game
11
Innings).
SDokane
6-4,
Salem
1-1
1
a
west
end
apartment,
j
with
him
was
Mrs.
Car-
before
returning
to
their
home
In
Prince
Rupert.
They
left
Ottawa
on
Mbnday
and
will
be
in
Edrnorv'.on
tomorrow
morning.
!
From
the
Alterta
capital
they
I
will
fly
to
Whitehorse
and
will
visit
other
noints
In
the
Yukon
likely
there
will
be
any
developments
of
importance
on
that
island
for
the
present.
KOREAN
EXECUTIONS
forces,
once
near
Seoul,
were
VRn,
33,
her
face
covered
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
today.
Variable
cloudiness
overnight
an
.1
cloudy
again
tomorrow.
A
little
cooler.
Winds
westerly,
15,
today
and
light
tomorrow.
Lows
"tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardv
48
and
62,
Smd-
f"e
foot
rubber
hose
filled
hrfnre
re-enterinc
British
Col
I
forces,
once
in
Seoul,
were
atl
was
found
In
the
llv-'H
of
Mrs.
Ryan's
apart-Police
investlEatinii
the
Trl-City
6-3,
Yakima
1-1
Pacific
Coast
Pnrtlanrt
7-5.
Seattle
2-8
i
spit
48
and
60,
Prince
Rupert
50
umbia
and
Mr.
Appiewn.uw.
t
TOKYOjack
jamcs,
a
Brlt-rkftng
of
Skeena
at
Atlln
whew
Press
correspondent,
they
are
due
July
15.
From,
.
,,
quick
in
arresting
republican
officials.
They
appeared
at
drumhead
courts
martial,
mi.i
being
executed.
laid
Oakland
17-9
Los
Angeles
2-1
and
60.
;'ed
from
his
wife
for
more
i
year.
-
'
in
the
foot.
tneie
nicy
m
it-ium
i
-
Rupert.
.
t