1
i
Prince
Ruperr
Do.iy
Hew:
Tti'irs.iay,
j.ily
H,
liHS
I
wii
iui
iiuuuj
uuuiu
if
Lumber
King
v"
fro
:
Seek
Shooter
BRANTFORD,
Ont.
(CP)
Po-
OWEN
SOUND,
Ont.
Tit
11
lice
are
seeking
a
shooter
whose
"lumber
king
of
the
north"
ce
ebrated
his
90th
birthday
r
cently.
J.
J.
McFadden
acquir
Resist
Order
From
Rhee
By
JOHN
RANDOLPH
SEOUL
(AP)
Net
all
of
the
South
Korean
army
wants
to
drive
north
to
the
Yalu
River
boundary
of
Manchuria
alone.j-
marksmanship
cost
fire
inspector
Nels
Rathbum
a
new
windshield.
The
bullet
hit
his
car
as
he
drove
past
a
swamp.
the
nickname
from
his
fabuloit
life-long
lumber
dealings.
't
c
4.
f,'
-V
ff
I
It
is
not
hard
to
find
Repub-
"
""
.
ouh
there
are
some,
in
the
He
of
Korea
soldier
who
know
.V-
resist
an
order
from
Rhee
to
attack
the
Communists
alone.
There
are
18
divisions
and
'A
Is.
such
a
course
would
be
national
suicide.
It
Is
not
hard
to
find
others
who,
worn
out
by
the
long
and
bloody
war,
are
willing
to
settle
for
any
decent
terms.
But
it
Is
only
fair
to
say
that
the
cautious
ones
are
tsreatly
outnumbered
by
those
who
are
willing
to
brave
everything
and
either
conquer
or
die
with
President
Syngman
Rhee.
Hhee
hBS
threatened
to
drive
north
alone
11
the
United
Nations
signs
an
r
.
jr?;
v
thousands
of
supply
troops
in
the
South
Korean
army
and
it
Is
obviously
not
possible
to
take
a
public
opinion
poll
among
them.
But
even
a
rnnrtom
sampling
shows
three
different
reactions:
A
small
but
lr.fluentiil
number
of
officers
and
better-educated
enlisted
men
doubt,
in
varying'
degrees,
the
wisdom
of
ARNOLD
PAGET
of
Holiyburn,
B.C.,
has
been
appointed
dealer
operations
representative
of
the
Chrysler
Corporation
of
Canada,
Limited.
His
territory
will
include
the
greater
part
of
British
Columbia,
with
henHrmarlers
at
Vancouver.
AT
CURRENT
FOOD
COSTS
m
ITS
ormlttipp
with
the
Communists
on
terms
he
considers
a
"death
warrant"
to
his
country.
ItJiL'C
a
bittel'
aiiu-ai'iViio'C
stand
and
are
willing
to
say
so
with
surprising
frankness.
Huge
Catch
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
Deep-sea
fishing
in
Sweden
last
year
set
a
record
with
a
yield
of
445,-000.000
pounds,
of
which
l'JO,-C00.000
pounds
were
exported.
A
much
greater
number
say,
with
or
without
nientil
reservations,
that
they
will
follow
Rhee
to
the
Yalu
or
death.
Occasional
Individuals
cp-
!HK
MIXANCHOLY
DANE
never
wore
a
more
psnslve
expression"
than
little"
Giovanna
Confal-uieri
ax
she
muses
over
the
skull
In
her
mother's
taxidermy
shop
In
Milan,
Italy.
The
little
hi
probably
the
world's
youngest
"Hamlet,"
plays
happily
among
fierce-looking
stuffed
nini.il:;
that
would
horrify
most
children
of
her
age.
Funds
Wasted
On
Recheck,
Says
Loser
pose
Rhee's
policies
so
strongly
:
Before
the
war,
average
annual
IS
CHE
OF
YOUR
BEST
FOOD
BUYS
they
hint
a
military
revolt
or
.yield
was
265,000,000
pounds,
ernon
Member
of
Strathconas
Rated
coup
d'etat
might
be
necessarv
to
save
South
Korea.
Such
Best
Man
at
Shooting
up
Chinese
Reds
VANCOUVER
KfA
defeated
Liberal
candidate,
Phillip
J.
Lipp,
charged
that
a
Social
Credit
re
words
are
rarely
spoken,
for
the
penalty
could
well
be
the
firing
squad.
But
the
thought
exists
here
and
there.
Korea's
first
soldier
and
chief
of
staff,
brilliant
33-year-old
Chonqing
Trend
LONDON
(CP)
Britain's
banks
soon
will
employ
three
women
lor
every
man,
the
brink
employees'
union
forecasts.
Three-quarters
of
the
90.000
British
bank
employees
now
are
men.
AMKiaUd
Salmon
Camxn
(
British
Columbia
X
I
quest
for
rechecks
of
ballots
In
with
a
cuple
of
rounds
of
white
phosphorous.
It
usually
takes
between
three
Vancouver-East
was
a
deuber
ate
waste
of
public
funds."
ueneral
sun
Yup
Paik,
meas-
Mr.
Lipp,
unsuccessful
candl-'ures
word
he
uttprS-
lT
I5v
KILL
BOSS
f'oiiiuil.'iri
Pr
Stuff
Wrlwr
V
KOREA
(f
While
the
rest
1
1
it-
world
wonders
about
a
cm
armistice
the
new
Strath-i:is
here
have
perfected
the
linental
technique
for
shoot-up
the
enemy.
to
take
on
targets
up
to
1,500
yards
distance
with
extreme
ac-curacy,
Pushkarenko's
four
Sherman
tanks
have
played
havoc.
(
IIIOI
EXPLOSIVES
FIRST
With
pinpoint
precision
they
send
first
of
all
three
or
four
hiirh-"XDlosive
shells
Into
enemv
l"e
lasl
montii
oi
murai
crisis
date
on
Ballot
"B"
In
Vancouver
,
and
five
minutes
for
the
effect
to
become
obvious.
Then
the
smoke
begins.
It
pouts
forth
not
only
from
the
his
only
significant
statements
have
been;.
East,
wrote
a
letter
of
protest
to
Fred
Hurley,
chief
electoral
offl-
target
but
from
as
many
as
five
cer
at
victoria
C
.spectacular
business
;
observation
Dosts.
bunkers
or
Cost
of
the
recheck
Is
.
estimated
at
more
than
$1,000.
"The
odds
after
the
original
count
were
so
overwhelmingly
In
TONIGHT
THE
RT.
HON.
LOUIS
S.
t
DiiD
or
six
other
openings
indicating
the
extent
to
which
Chinese
tunneling
has
honeycombed
the
positions
opposite.
CHANGE
COLOR
After
the
phosphorous
shells
have
burned
out,
fires
they
have
started
in
the
wreckage
carry
on
ilk
i
.
'
l.vi
-I
si
Ml
.
',i
fit'
(
I'
v
1
"This
Is
a
political
matter
I
j
better
not
talk
about
that."
j
"President
Syngman
Rhee
is
i
a
great
leader
we
will
follow
j
him
loyally."
!
Yet
Paik
must
be
almost
torn
j
In
two
by
the
stresses
of
.
the
last
few
weeks.
j
He
genuinely
admires
and
re-
j
veres
Rhee,
who
has
brought
I
him
forward
and
showered
him
with
power
and
honors.
On
the
other
hand,
Paik
is
a
20th
cen
Hi
results
in
thick
whirls
of
ioaves
tnat
are
the
targets
of
the
ite
phosphorous
smoke
'belch-
day
out
of
several
holes
at
a
time
Trie
shells
go
right
through
the
the
hills
on
the
other
side
of
openings,
explode
Inside
with
man's
land.
smashing
e
f
fe
c
t,
presumably
u-st
exponent
of
the
art
be-
killing
or
wounding
any
occu-;se
he's
been
closest
to
the
t
pants,
and
certainly
reducing
to
'iie.se
is
Sgt.
Demetro
Push-
Under
the
timbered
structure
I
favor
of
the
CCF,"
Mr.
Lipp
said,
i"that
any
thought
of
changing
the
standings
show
signs
of
utter
stupidity."
Returning
officer
J.
R.
Donovan
said
the
recheck
was
re
quested
on
behalf
of
the
two
P.C,
Q.C,
PRIME
MINISTER
OF
CANADA
CFPR-EIGHT
AND
TRANS-CANADIAN
NETWORK
the
destruction,
changing
the
smoke's
color
from
white
to
black.
.
Brig.
Jean
Allard,
the
brigade
commander,
after
watching
a
Pushkarenko
shoot
one
day
at
5
a.m.,
returned
to
the
tanks'
position
to
congratulate
the
sergeant.
Later,
en
route
back
to
his
headquarters,
he
called
at
i
the
Strathconas'
command
past
i
i
ko
of
Vernon,
B
C.
Only
600
j
within.
4s
from
the
enemy
and
able
I
The
bunker
then
is
set
afire
Founder
of
Shaw
Society
Attends
Library
Conference
Social
Credit
candidates
In
the
riding,
A.
M.
Arnold
and
Stan
Wilcox.
On
the
first
count
CCF
candidate
Arthur
Turner
led
Mr.
tury
Korean,
an
avowed
admirer
of
American
ways,
a
brisk
progressive
and
complete
realist.
Pailk
knows
in
his
heart
thnt
any
lone
Korean
war
against
communism
would
tear
his
army
into
shreds.
Yet
Paik's
loyalty
to
Presl-den
Rhee
Is
typical
of
almost
every
RoK
officers
and
man
you
speak
to.
liy
JOAN
BAUBKRIS
,
will.
Published
By
The
NATIONAL
LIBERAL
FEDERATION
OF
CANADA
Arnold
18,932
to
12.657,
while
CCF
leader
Arnold
Webster
"led
Wilcox
19,741
to
12,531
j
:
Mr.
Donovan
(said-figures,
on
the
recount
are
"almost
Identical"
with
those
of
the
first
count.
."It
is
an
interesting
literary
j.",
uTa
,nd
cilg
to
as
well
as
legal
document,
said
j
squadron
commander,
on
the
Mr.
Chase.
i
work.
f
i
,Bil
inn
PreMStafT
Wrlttr
OHONTO.
The
man
who
ined
the
100-per-cent
Am-an
as
99-per-cent
Idiot
and
used
never
to
have
said
a
I
word
to
the
United
States
ntv
has
a
fan
club
In
that
i-ntry.
?
h
f,hn
Rivletv
of
America.
founded
in
1950,
was
In-lii'd
by
Bill
Chase,
llbrar-::)(!
book
editor
of
the
Flint,
li
.
Journal,
who
attended
reecnt
special
libraries
con-tion
here,
:i
an
interview,
Mr.
Chase,
'
has
his
BA
and
MA
in
"r;iihy
from
the
University
Mi
hli'.an.
said
it
all
started
l'1
l.i
on
his
wedding
annl-
r-..
iii
..cum
ii
n
-
i
flo'EXCELLa
i
SCCOKO
CONStCWH,
:
I
yrf
th
XdTM
M
M
mm
M
v-
-
M
arv
Mrs.
("hose
bought
him
of
Bernard
Shaw's
books.
Iiortly
after
-Mr.
Chase
had
it
he
calls
"the
naive
Idea"
asking
Shaw's
permission
to
his
name
for
a
book
store,
s
book
store
was
to
be
en-
iV
'
lltJIIiMMWWlhlii
i
IV
rli'VlH
tn
Ihit
Irlvli
For
the
third
consecutive
year,
the
STAR
OF
ryW'WELLENCE,
embkmaticf
the-Tinest-peer'?
Mi
I
1
IrewM
in
Canada,
has
been
awarded
LUCKx
matist's
works.
Ii;iw
replied
in
red
Ink:
"Yn
l
;ttdent.ly
not
a,
bftfrr
bnolr
r
for
you
tuinfWt
ojjerate
a
k
store
on
the
works
of
one
lior.
Especially
one
who
re-
so
many
readers.
Try
sell-hot-dogs."
MtT
OF
SOCIETY
h'.
Chase
dropped
the
Idea
LAGER,
in
the
International
Food
Institute
Competitions
held
at
Antwerp,
Belgium.
.
An
international
panel
of
Masters
of
the
Brewing
Industry
has
judged
LUCKY
LAGER
the
same
LUCKY
:
LAGER
enjoyed
by
thousands
of
Canadians
...
as
the
finest
Canadian
beer
for
taste,
for
bouquet
and
for
purity.
With
the
men
who
know
beer
best,
LUCKY
LAGER
is
consistently
the
finest
in
Canada,
set
to
work
on
the
Shaw
letv.
Interested
nersons
lt-
i
.
:
.
-
.
,
...
9
iect
Albert
Einstein,
Kather
ornell,
Samuel
Oolriwyn
'
Thnmn
Mann
II
He
next,
letter
from
Rhnw
'1'ised
Mr.
Chase.
It
was
lest
indeed
for
the
man
who
crowned
himself
"dramat-mperor
of
EuroDe."
VC1NNER
t
haw
gave
a
modest
appraisal
oimself
but
wound
up
in
true
le
by
asking
why
Chase
u't
form
say
a
Stalin,
or
'
I...
ii
riru
Society.
i
WINNER
cnase
leeis
tnat
Shaw
"shown
Americans
that
the
Ush
don't
really
take
them-l'es
so
seriotisly.
He
has
also
lied
Americans
to
laugh
at
in
selves."
f
'liis
fall,
the
society,
one
of
WINNER
ut
seven
of
the
kind
in
thi
?"ld,
plans
to
nnblish
Rhnoi'a
BRUSSELS,
1950
razil's
Gift
las
647
Stonpc
LUXEMBOURG,
1951
s
undon
w
Among
the
I
JePns
beautiful
Coronation
I
!
f'S
is
a
diamond
nnri
oenn-
I
irine
necklace
with
matching
I
rings,
a
gift
from
the
govern-
c
'
jui
oi
Brazil.
I
1
.
utn
American
country
I
ic
s
ime
aquamarines
and
the
.ANTWERP.
195
.
UURTOM
TYPE
f
i
diamonds
and
aquamarines
I
.n
are
exceptionally
good
and
s
u
matched.
ALSO
BREWERS
OF
"5S.
I
U
C
K
Y
"V
agir'briwing
IT
i
.
f
he
b'ueish-reen
acnuamar-
Thii
4dvrt,scn,nt
ii
not
publi"hd
W
diipUyed
by
tSe
Liquor
Conlrol
Board
or
t
Ae
Government
British
Columbl
w
T'1
"'c
among
ine
lew
colored
j
nes
that
retain
their
beauty
v!"
arunc
ai
Hunt