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"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
169
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
22,
1953
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Korea's
foreign
minister,
Pyun
Yung
Tai,
said
today
"we
will
not
observe
any
implementation
of
the
armistice."
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The
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Press
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1,000
Chinese
Communists,
attacking
along
a
one-mile
front,
today
hit
five
Pyun
said
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Korea
consid-
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Curling
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Korean
positions
in
ii:KTS
OF
CRISP,
new
20,
50
and
lOO-dollar
bills
of
bogus
U.S.
"currency
are
examined
by,"
a
inch
Inspector
of
the
International
Police
Organisation
after
a
raid
on
a
Paris,
France,
coun-ji'it
printing
plant'
early
this
month.
Two
men
were
arrested,
one
a
Swiss
and
the
other
a
Inch
dental
technician.
,''''".'',.
the
Kumsong
bulge
sector
ered
the
agreement
between
special
U.S.
envoy
Walter
Robertson
and
President
Syngman
Rhee
had
been
broken.
Earlier
today
Rhee
said
in
a
statement
that
.
South
Korea
will
give
a
post-war
political
conference
90
days
to
"persuade
the
Chinese
Red
aggressors"
to
withdraw
from
North
Korea.
"If
their
efforts
fall,"
Rhee
declared,
"we
shall
be
at
liberty
to
follow
our
own
course
of
action."
Pyun
Joined
Rhee
is
handing
the
United
Nations
command
the
double-barreled
ultimatum
which
threatened
to
wreck
a
Korean
truce
that
appeared
ast
Germany's
Red
Rulers
Li
r
t
c
it
i
uivt;
vjfuvu
v
lev
ui
nee
ruuu
A
call
to
all
members
of
the.
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
went
out
at
noon
today
to
go
to
the
Seal
C6ve
quarters
tonight
to
continue
improving
the
grounds
and
club.
President
Jack
Laurie
urged
the
men
in
particular
to
join
the
regular
work
party
in
digging
a
trench
around
the
rink
while
the
weather
is
fine..
All
work
must
be
completed
this
summer,
so
freezing
can
start
In
September.
Mr.
Laurie
said
he
hopes
at
least
two
dozen
members
will
He
demanded
that
US.
Hir'i
By
PAN
l)K
M
t
K
The
Mipplies
came
from
a
West
Oerinan
Rovernment
re-servo
maintained
In
this
Iso
of
central
Korea,
scene
of
last
week's
big
Red
as-;
sault.
The
United
States
Rth
Armv
mid
three
prongs
of
the
attack
were
beaten
back
before
dawn.
But
at
the
other
two
points
the
Reds
attacked
again
after
being
hurled
back.
Last
reports
from
the
front
said
sporadic
fighting
continued.
Elsewhere
along
the
rain-soaked
battlefront
three
dozen
or
more
small-scale
fights
flared
briefly
in
the
pre-dawn
darkness.
Allied
fighter-bombers
fie
through
heavy
clouds
and
drizzling
rain
and
dropped
almost
500,000
pounds
of
high
explo
i
Commissioner
James
B.
Conant
(UN
(APi
A
million
immediately
stop
food
glfU
to
crs
of
free
Western
food
,
hunRry
Eafit
Germans
Iw-cause
East
Germany
Commu-
tnese
wcre
"in,.Rai
and
lncom-ulers
Into
frenzy
today.
!paUblc
wfth
the
elemenUry
dc-
only
days
away.
He
earlier
warned
that
South
Korea
would
act
Independently
unless
the
United
States
repudi
lated
city
since
1048
to
protect
it
against
a
new
Russian
blockade.
The
reserve
will
be
replenished
by
donations
from
the
fuct
HiRh
Commissioner
:
mands
of
maintaining
public
ates
some
assurances
given
the
United
States,
whrre
President
turn
out.
mlr
Scmyenov,
in
a
brist-
order."
diplomatic
note,
called
the
But
in
West
Berlin,
thousands
Communists
which
the
Reds
announced
at
Panmunjom
last
Eisenhower
offered
$l5.000.0rt0
ninth
relief
program
a
of
workers
were
set
to
wrapping
i
worth
of
free
food
to
hungry
Sunday.
The
assurances
opened
(I
States
plot
to
enlist
the
1.000.000
packages
of
food-
East
Germany
on
July
10
and
the
way
for
a
quick
armistice.
Percy
Jones
ji
t
hirelings
and
criminal
stuffs
for
delivery
on
the
Iron
stuck
by
It
after
Soviet
Foreign
Rhee's
sudden
statement
nU
for
a
new
anti-Red
Curtain
border
here
beginning
i
Minister
V.
M.
Molotov
de
came
as
the
U.S.
state
depart
Balcony
Seats
Only
THE
SERIOUS
ATTITUDE
of
this
group
resembles
that
of
rapt
music
lovers
at
an
outdoor-
music
concert
in
one
of
the
natural
settings
that
are
popular
in
the
summer.
This
bunch
appears
to
have
arrived
late
and
taken
top
tiers
at
the
rim
of
the
amphitheatre.
Actually,
the
American
black
bear
cubs,
six
months
old,
are
sunning
themselves
on
the
cement
plaster
blocks
in
their
tlen
at
Brookfield
Zoo,
Chicago.
In
the
Russian
zone.
next
Monday.
nounced
the
offer
as
"
clumsy
ment
sent
a
secret
note
to
Rhee.
I.
propaganda
manoeuvre.
sives
on
Red
frontline
positions
It
presumably
dealt
with
South
Korea's
role
,
in
the
armistice.
VIIDr.l
AD
CA
CUCC
rUCnilC
i
trotest
rejected
in
the
Kumsong
bulge
area,
the
U.S.
5th
Air
Force
said.
How
the
Reds
will
react
to
Radar-equipped
B28
bombers
maintained
their
'round-the-
Rhee's
ultimatum
was,
the
Jylg
aJIJL.m
.nJIIL.J
V.fl.Wli.
I
a
high
American
official
sa!d
WORTHLESS
FOR
-
22
YEARS
u'SZr&"S!ltJ;,
question
as
staff
officers
con
clocte-
pHirniir.3
o
lied
twiUe
f'
j
iii:iais
U!nneu
ii
ui
uusuju
m
Asphyxiated
'
Asphyxiation
by
drowning
was
the
verdict
returned
by
a
jury
under
coroner
Don
Forward
yesterday
afternooa
at
an
inquest
held
at
B
C.
Undertakers
In
the
death
of
CNR
freight
checker
Percy
Grevllle
Jones.
Mr.
Jones
was
found
dead
In
his
apartment
in
the
Killas
&
Christopher
block
Monday
afternoon.
Mr.
Jones's
body
was
found
by
tlntiprfTvorkjjat
Panmtinjorrt
on
final
details
of
a
truce.
The
South
Korean
president
832
Already
Nominated
v;;j
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'3?
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i
front
positions
with
night
and
daylight
attacks,
the
air
force
said.
i
Communist
night
fighters
made
six
non-firing
passes
nt
.comment
on
except
it
implies
!
that
Russia
will
go
V
extreme
I
lengths
to
cut
off
outside
aid
j
to
the
Germans
they
are
op-!
pressing."
,
said
he
was
awaiting
approval
from
Washington
of
agreements-
made
with
Robertson
in
the
se
18
U.S.
B29
Superforts
whicin
For
265
Commons
Seats
MINNEAIH
)UU
APIA
$52
check,
worthless
for
2i
years,
cashed
by
a
burglar
who
stole
it
from
a
Minneapolis
uibing
shop.
Arthur
J.
Johnson,
shop
owner,
said
the
check
was
one
led
him
fur
pay.
It
was
dated
Jan.
15.
1931.
There
were
no
ids
to
cover
the
check
at
the
time
so
Johnson
saved
It.
.
The
thief
cashed
the
cheek
In
a
Minneapolis
store
without
ulile.
it
was
drawn
on
a
Minneapolis
bank
no
longer
lit
tenrc
'
.
...
cret
talks
earlier
this
month.
West
Berlin
welfare
workers
attacked
a
Red
airfield
at
Ullu
In
the
agreement,
Rhee
said
who
pushed
3.900
free
food
par-1
in
northwest
Korea
for
the
sec-
By
The
Canadian
Press
i
In
1949,
262
seats
were
filled;
he
would
abide
by
the
terms
of
cels
through
the
Iron
Curtain
ond
consecutive
night.
Tuesday
expressed"
fear
the
note
'
The
Reds
struck
with
small
the
armistice
for
an
unstated
in
1945,
there
were
mis
Sid
Elkins,
plumber,
who
was
Investigating
the
cause
of
water
leaking
from
the
apartment
period.
meant
Russian
tanks
and
troops
The
more
we
try
to
co-
j
soon
might
seal
off
East
Oer-
:inany
so
that
no
western
relief
cperate,"
Rhee
declared
bitterly,
"the
more
confused
we
are
Into
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
office
below.
Mr.
Elkins
told
the
Jury
he
found
Mr.
Jones
in
the
bathtub
t.
Laurent,
Drew
Continue
getting
to
be.
However,
we
are
still
trying
and
will
co-operate
probing
jabs
at
outposts
near
Luke
the
Oook's
Castle
on
the
"astern
front.
Sniper
Ridge
on
the
central
front,
northwest
of
Chorwon
and
at
other
points
on
the
east-central
front.
All
were
beaten
back
in
brief
rifle
and
machine-gun
battles,
the
Rth
Army
said.
The
US.
cruiser
Manchester
and
the
destroyer
Radford
bombarded
Communist
coastal
de
of
the
apartment
and
that
the
water
was
still
running.
all
we
can."
year,
because
of
redistribution,
265
are
at
stake.
There
are
two
two-member
ridings.
Queens
in
Prince
Edward
Island
and
Hall-fax.
The
Literals
have
nominated
Z62
candidates,
the
Progressive
Conservatives
234,
the
CCF
154
and
Social
Credit
63.
The
La'jor-Progressive
(Communist)
party
has
98
In
the
field,
compared
with
only
19
in
1949
and
68
in
1945.
There
are
21
others,
ln-oluding
two
Indeiwndent
Pro-
ampaign
in
Rural
Quebec
at
all
could
enter.
,
;
.
Bemyenov's
wrath
today
centred
on
the
relief
market
set
up
last
.week
In
West
Berlins
Kreuzberg
borough
by
Mayor
Willy
Kressman.
It
dispensed
milk,
potatoes
and
fruits
to
25.-000
Soviet
sector
residents
at
one-fifth
the
normal
cost.
It
The
record
number
of
candidates
for
a
Canadian
general
election
was
set
In
1945
with
954.
The
hot-weather
campaign
of
1953
likely
will
not
produce
that
many
aspirants
for
a
seat
in
the
House
of
Commons,
but
1949
s
total
Is
almost
certain
to
be
exceeded.
Up
to
Tuesday,
five
days
before
the
official
close
of
nominations
next
Monday,
the
number
of
candidates
reached
832.
an
unofficial
compilation
by
The
Canadian
Press
shows.
This
was
only
16
short
of
the
1949
total
of
Rhee
said
further:
"We
have
done
our
part
to
Evidence
showed
that
Mr.
Jones
had
a
cut
over
the
right
eyebrow
and
It
Is
believed
that
show
our
willingness
to
cooperate
with
the
United
States
By
The
t'Rumuan
pre'
t
The
CCF
Is
advocating
a
pane
Minister
St.
Laurent
and
tionul
health-Insurance
scheme.
:r
Drew.
Progressive
Con-i
.
m.
t,ii,
in
reaching
to
turn
off
the
water
he
slipped,
suffering
a
vyif
wiiii
nihil
and
postponed
our
determination
to
get
the
Chinese
Red
troops
out
of
Korea
before
the
I'Uve
leader,
currv
their
replaced
this
week
by
earned
Income
I
would
Inflict
WH
fence
guns
near
Wonsan
on
Korea's
east
roast,
navy
head-
I
'm
campaigning
Into
rural
j
larger
similar
projects'
operat
blow
that
knocked
him
unconscious
so
.
that
he
slipped
Into
the
water.
the
biggest
tax
he
,
could
pay
signing
of
an
armistice.
muirtcrs
reported.
;
gressive
Conservatives
in
Quebec
today
K,r
the.
third
il:iy.
But
this
was
a
conditional
In
the
Yellow
Sea.
British
pi
constituencies.
The
futf
verdict
said:
"Death
ing
In
seven
West
Berlin
boroughs.
FASCIST
AGENTS
Senryenov
eon
tended
the
848,
but
122
under
that
of
1945.
j
T
lender
M.
J.
Coldwell
will
is
believed
to
have
been
caused
lots
from
the
aircraft
carrier
Ocean
attacked
targets
near
the
western
end
of
the
battle
line.
iiue
to
concentrate
on
lit
agreement.
If
the
United
Nations
does
not
consider
our
desire
for
survival,
we
cannot
regard
the
understanding
as
binding
on
us."
by
the
deceased
having
fallen
while
taking
a,
bath
and
strik
iniil
Ontario.
Pieniler
Man-
'I
Allirrta
got
Into
the
wrap
Kreuzberg
low-cost
market
wis
staffed
by
"Fascist
agents
in
I
"ight
on
the
side
of
Social
Forty-two.
women
are
candidates:
20
Labor-Progressives.
10
CCF,
eight
Progressive
Conservatives,
three
Liberals
and
one
Social
Crediter.
The
greatest
concentration
of
candidates
In
any
one
riding
is
In
Manitoba's
Springfield
where
seven
are
running.
The
Liberal,
CCF
and
Social
Credit
parties
are
contesting
all
until
he
did
something
Useful,"
Mr.
Coldwell
said.
"It
is
time
that
those
who
live
on
the
backs
of
those
who
work
should
be
made
to
pay
a
pretty
fair
share
of
the:
shot
In
the
finance
of
this
country."
Mr.
Manning,
In
a
broadcast
from
Edmonton,
said
Albertans
would
no
more
think
of
going
back
to
a
Lllwral
or
Conservative
provincial
government
than
they
would
of
going
back
to
oxcarts
or
buggies.
"About
the
only
argument
North
Van
Recount
Rejected
VANCOUVER
Judge
Bruce
I,
Hiinoiihki
yesterday,
Mr.
pursued
the
subject
of
pro-'I
autonomy
while
Mr.
St..
nt
spent
a
homey
day
im
hands
with
hundreds
of
16
Aboard
Missing
Plane
LONDON
(API
The
air
rain
the
disguise
of
food
vendors
and
was
shut
down
because
of
the
mass
protest
of
West.
Berlin
unemployed
and
the
populace
of
East
Berlin."
The
note
charged
that
the
food
centres
were
set
up
to
woo
East
Germans
while
millions
of
West
Germans
"go
hungry."
Scmyenov
said
West
Germany
had
more
than
1,500.000
unemployed
"while
In
the
German
democratic
republic
and
East
"is
In
towns
and
villages
on
City
Man
Fined
Edgar
Willsher
of
Prince
Rupert
apiieared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
In
city
police
court
this
morning
charged
under
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Act
with
having
made
14
false
statements
by
which
he
received
unemployment
Insurance
benefits
amounting
to
$69.
Willsher
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge
and
was
fined
15
and
$2.50
costs
or
in
default
seven
days
in
jaii.
ing
his
head
with
sufficient
force
to
cause
unconsciousness
thereby
causing
asphyxiation
by
drowning."
The
Jury
was
composed
of
Kenneth
Robertson,
foreman;
E.
J.
Blain,
Clifford
Ham,
Keith
DeWltt,
Mark
Hill
jr.,
A.
E.
Janes.
Funeral
services
for
Mr.
Jones
have
been
set
for
2
p.m.
Friday
from
Grenville
Court
Chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers
with
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter
officiating.
A
brother,
Eric
Greyille
Jones,
is
expected
here
from
Victoria
tomorrow.
22
seats
In
B.C.
The
Progressive
Conservatives
have
nominated
14
lstry
said
an
RAF
.
Hastings
plane
with
16
persons
aboard
Boyd
Monday
rejected
an
application
for
a
judicial
recount
In
smes
of
the
St.
Lawrence
have!
crashed
Into
the
Mediterranean
candidates
and
the
LPP
Liberals
and
Progressive
Conscr-
Drew,
shaking
to
an
ovcr-
Sea
today
off
the
coast
of
North
North
Vancouver
riding
arising
from
the
June
9
British
Columbia
election.
Application
for
the
recount
Africa.
vatives
can
advance
for
electors
not
sending
Social
Credit
members
Ui
Parliament
Is
that
the
audience
In
a
city,
hall
11
room,
contended
that
the
Another
aircraft
reported
see
named
17.
Four
candidates
are
seeking
the
Skeena
seat,
held
in
the
last
House
of
Commons
by
Ted
Applewhaite,
Liberal
who
Is
seeking
re-election.
Others
in
'Sis
would
regard
an
elec-
was
made
by
Liberal
W.
R.
Mac-
party's
BO
candidates,
If
elected.
1
Berlin
unemployment
does
not
ing
survivors
clinging
to
a
raft,
and
a
ship
was
diverted
to
the
viriory
Aug.
10
as
a
clear
Dougall,
who
lost
to
Social
couldn
t
form
a
government.
exist.
scene.
Crediter
Oeorge
Tomlinson,
'lute
to
demolish
the
federal
in
Judce
Bovd
based
his
decision
1
the
field
are:
Harry
Archibald.
the
nr.v;rnt
cour.se
Is
fol-
on
the
ground
that
provisions
of
CCF;
Jim
MeKelvie.
Social
Credit,
I'rovlnrlal
legislatures
will
Lr-r
the
Election
Act
had
not
been
ana
Mrs.
nnn
minara,
ij-r.
''(lured
to
the
level
of
mere
CODIES
POUND
Nominations
for
Skeena
riding
Quebec
I'll
Offices
fit
Mm
rmilrDl
observed.
;
He
ruled
a
recount
could
not
be
held
because
in
some
cases
ballots
had
not
been
closed
July
20.
-WEATHER-
T7
---
returned
to
their
original
envelope
after
they
were
talli"d
election
night.
"iiiient
at
Ottawa,"
he
said,
ada's
constitution
was
thrpaii.,i.r
than
ever
be-"iMl
the
Mhernl
administratis
eeiilriUizing
legislative
IiixIiir
powers.
St.
Laurent
went
through
uughest
dny
of
his
campaign
He
spoke
half
a
dozen
f'"
f'lig-bedeekeri
nlat.
Synopsis
A
weakening
storm
centre
has
become
stationary
over
the
Queen
Clinrlotte
Islands.
Cool
air
Sockeye
Run
Falling
Off
V
'
m
-
4
;
v
'
'
J''1
.
'
1
!
from
this
system
Is
spreading
I
slowly
southward
across
the
pro-
-ray
t
I
CI'OWiIk
trullianl
,l
went
hv
rar
nnri
In
ctima
Cohoe
fishing
Is
extremely
!
vinee,
bringing
Increased
cloud
good
while
sockeye
catches
are
i
to
southern
areas,
starting
to
fall
off,
department
j
Unsettled
weather
will
con-of
fisheries
officials
said
today.
.
tinue
over
the
northern
half
of
Fishermen
report
an
average
of
i
the
province
with
temperatures
500
to
6on
Dounds
of
cohoe
per
I
remaining
below
the
seasonal
s
forced
It
to
stop.
1
Sorel,
the
nrlmn
mini..
1
x
V
7
,
SOSTO
F'al
sienallprf
'
I
"
wig
(Jniuuc
H.r
.
'
Lnurent
siwke
to
the
day
per
boat
taken
off
North
normal.
Forecast
wuui
uie
deck
of
a
ferry
ip
ernsclni.
iu.
ci
i
':""i.i.Df'
'W
u
uvj
y
u
y
u
h
North
coast
region
Cloudy
7
r
'
luuervuie.
ri'i.L
roiit
with
a
few
showers
today,
clear
3
Rhawluiiian
ing
along
"
th
mainland
this
evening.
Variable
cloudiness
Progressive
Conservatives
Thursday.
Island.
Sockeye
fishing
on
the
Skeena
improved
Monday
with
catches
for
the
460-odd
boats
averaging
65.
Rivers
Inlet
catches
were
good
Monday
but
there
were
signs
of
the
run
falling
off.
In
the
Naas,
the
average
is
only
about
16.
There
are
about
125
boats
in
that
area.
uu
rout"
as
a
national
iriin.l
ijn-'f
iW
Little
change
in
temperature.
MAP
SHOWS
C.VSrE.
QUE,
DISTRICT
Where
provincial
police
and
a
provincial
government
crime
expert
are
Investigating
the
mystery
of
three
American
hunters.
Police
said
remains
of
one
t
of
the
hunters,
Eugene
H.
Lindsey,
45,
of
Holidaysburg,
Penn.,
has
been
found.
Still
missing
were
Lindsey's
17-year-old
son,
Richard,
and
a
companion,
Fred
Claar,
20,
also
of
Holidaysburg.
f
W'ndor'
Ont..
Mr.
Coldwell
Winds
westerly
15.
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Port
THREE
RCAF
SIKORSKY
51
HELICOPTERS,
used
In
search
and
rescue
operations
and
surveying,
take
to
the
air
at
the
Canadian
joint
air
training
school
at
Rivers,
Man.
The
three
services
were
In
on
this
photo.
It
was
taken
by
naval
photographer
A.
B.
Carroll.
The
'copters
were
piloted
by
Fit.
Lt.
Tom
Causey,
RCAF,
and
Maj.
A.
Stewart
and
Capt.
Percy
Davis
of
the
army.
-uiuries
with
fewer
re-
es
than
rnnnrio
Hardy,
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Ru
i
pert,
50
and.60.
'
national
health
plans.