The Sault Star du lieu suivant : Sault St. Marie, Ontario, Canada • 2

-1 2 SAVLT DAILY WEDNESDAY SEPT- 27 19M- NoonStockQuofations Supplied toy DRAPER DCBIE AND COMPANY IT'S THRIFTY SHOPPING AT Soo's LacgfoMShoe Store Britain Paces UN Move 1 To Frame Peace Relief Plan for All Korea Strong Recovery On Wall Street MINING Bid 7 205 595 960 20 Asked 7 208 845 22 Am Yellowknife Anacon Lead Anglo Cdn OIL Angio-Hur Ltd-- Ang Rouyn Mines Combination 2'6W 6'6" lVt'f 1600 1650 2'8" 6'8" Hit 1650 3 x7 1750 FIR) FREN0H 132'TJ6' H' iKo 2'1 1500 MBER ber Number CLEAN-UP (Continued From Page 1) 55 miles through communist in one day mopping-up fighting is still in progress" MacArthur announced effective escape routes are dosed and the fate of the North Korear forces caught in this pocket is sealed" Bidgood '5 ALBERTA SMOKE EACHES LONDON CAPEHATTERAS WASHINGTON Ths and other east-coast cities hoped to see the sun really shine today It disappeared behind a smoke-base Sunday morning and has stayed there ever since And from Scotland yesterday it was reported that telephone lines there were clogged uy calls from people who demanded to know whether the "perfec pale blue sphere in the western sky" wes Just an obscjrid sun or signified the end of the wpril The weather bureau said the forest fires in northwest Canada were the reason the sun was obscured in both cases The firea extend over hundreds of niles dn Alberta and British-Columbia Neither weather expert- nor forestry officials here can recall a tlaekout so far cast from fires 2000 miles away Forecaster Ernest Rampcy said the smoke was expected to drift away Monday nigh: and thousands of people who stayed up to watch a total eclipse of the moon see The eclipse came through- all right in some places but in nost it was blurred or obscured by the high-riding smoke The smoke has been funnelled In from the west at an average elevation of 2 1-2 miles by the prevailing northwest wind A shift to the southwest was supposed to clear or skies It materialize Li fact Rampey bald winds in the upper-alr have softened to brand five or 10 miles an hour and that mean the smoke is just sort of hanging over these parta like a bianket Carl A Gustafson chief 't the Forest Service division of Fire Control said the west ha often had worse end longer smoke-covers than this one The famous 1910 fire in northern Idaho and western Montana he raid carried i iruch heavier pall of smoke hundreds of miles out into the Pacific Ocean It lasted many nays big smoke extends south to Cape Hatteras KC Much of the area between here and -the fires has already been cleared of smoke 1 I TRACTORS BES hives For Perfo and Ti Value Chrom 120 IU NEW YORK A strong recovery movement in the stock market today pulled prices higher by a few cents to more than $1 a share- The bullish enthusiasm of buyers brought only a partial recovery of yesterday's sharp losses Rails steels and motors were among toe leaden holding steadily to toe topside But the beet showing price wise was" made in radio-television issues and in the aircrafts air lines and gold mines Stocks on toe upside included Santa Fe Union Pacific Standard Oil (NJ) American Airlines American Telephone Homestake Mining American Cyanamid Dow Chemical Phileo Admiral Corp Lockheed Boeing Montgomery Ward US Rubber Chrysler end US Canadian issues gained with Mclqtyre elimbing 1 Dome Mines 4 Canadian Pacific and Hiram Walker 4 Distillers Seagrams and International Nickel were unchanged INDUSTRIALS DECLINE FOR SECOND DAY TORONTO Industrial stocks declined for a second successive session in the forenoon on toe Toronto stock exchange today Market leaders dipped fractions in continuation iff drop that followed three straight days of advance into new high price ground Signe of support appeared in several market leaders but toe general trend continued downward Papers steadied slightly and a few refining oils brightened Steels agricultures and utilities were lower Base metals also weakened Consolidated Smelters and International Nickel dipped Vi and United Keno Hill and Waite Amulet were down 20 cents Labrador Exploration bucked the trend for a gain of 25 cents at $605 following reports of financing plana for developing the Labrador iron ore deposits Hollinger Exploration also Interested in the Labrador iron was in good demand on the gold board Several other senior producer! continued firmness Western oils were strong with Atlantic Oil Federated Petroleum and Central Leduc holding the limelight Shawkey Sherritt Sigma Silanco Stiver Miller Siacoe 21 224 590 20 91 42 91 14 39 50 410 18 278 12 119 10 260 25 95 42 875 Sladea South Brazeau Stadacona Starratt 1 Steeprock Sturgeon River Sullivan Surf Inlet-Sylvanito Taku Tack Hughes Toburn Torbrit Trans Resources -United Keno HUL were over run by the lit cavalry armored column which speared north of Osan for the link-up with allied second front forces Behind the 1st Cavalry the UR 24th Division sped toward Taejon scene of its worst defeat in July The road near Yongdong was lined with communist wounded Scores of Reds' poured out of the hills to surrender On the southw tern front a 25th Division task force pushed out from captured Chinju in two-pronged drive One steel finger reached snuthwestward toward Hadong toe other stabbed northwest toward Hamyang The second goal wu Kunsan on the west coast a drive to Mil Reds In toe southwestern area south of parallel 36 Along toe northern wall of old Pusan beachhead Soul Korean forces drove much 55 miles north against virtual! no Red resistance The North Korun Tuesday morning communique said allied forces were Buffering big losses in toe fight for Seoul It said 2500 allied troops had bun killed or wounded in few daya as allied forces sought to break into the centre The report broadcast by Moscow radio was heard in London Victim of Holdup in Serious Condition Robert Leif-so a 28-year-old farmer waa slugged last night in suburban Scar-boro by two thugs who stole hia car and wallet Hocpital officials said today his condition is serious Arrested after police spotted the stolen ur were Patrick Swan 20 W1 i By A GOLDBERG 4 NEW Paced by Britain a strong movement was underway in the United Nations Assembly today to frame a peace and relief plan for Korea to be ready for operation when military successes are complete A general British plan is being circulated among delegations lot suggestions A number of own tries probably will act with Britain to sponsor a completed resolution based on the idea that all Korea should be free and independent with a government elected under UN supervision Such a plan approved by the United States and following the plea iff British Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin for the UN to be ready to help all Korea would probably get emergency treatment and be rushed through committees and the assembly Although toe general plan calls for the UN to continue its collective military assistance to the Republic of South Korea none of the sponsors would comment on whether UN force now should go north of the 38th par- ahei across which North Korea lortched its forces Talk of toe plan occupied most delegates last night after the Assembly debated much of the day and battered down Russian and satellite opposition to placement of numerous controversial itemr on the agenda T-e council deferred until a meeting this afternoon (3 pm EbT) another debate on inviting a Chinese communist spokesman to ccrne here for council dissuasion iff charges that UR policy on Formosa constitutes aggression against China Communist Plans For Blitz Meetings In Big Ruhr Cities BONN (AP) West German officials claimed today that they have uncovered secret communist plans to stage anti-western in all big cities of tL industrial Ruhr this weekend They said about 30000 young communist trouble-makers have been pumped Into the Ruhr from Russian east Germany in the last two months to lead the demonstrations The objective Is to hamstring -the western plan of defence gainst Soviet expansion into western Germany German officials said toe youths from east Germany have received pedal training on how to fight police Most of them ere members of the communist-sponsored free German youth movement Widow Awarded $15375 Damages BRANTFORD (CP) Damage of $15X75 were awarded yesterday to Mrs Frank Casey end her three young children who had sought $20000 in a -lawsuit over the death of Mrs husband in a traffic accident a year ago The husband 28 was struck by an automobile while on hia way home -from visiting his -wife in hospital a few days after she had given birth to the third child A Jury found George De Palmo driver of the car 75 per cent pegtigent IRON RESERYES Newly-Discovered iron deposit in San Tiidro Venezuela are be- Iteved to contain 600000 000 tons "s'per cenf iron content 1 I Duvay Salt East-Leduc East Malartlc East X4 8 22 150 725 6 24 155 730 Gillies Globe Oil Lake-Gold Hawk Golden Golden Gulf Lead Gunnar Hailnor Hardrock 6 Vi 61 30 4 4V4 285 0 14 225 28 7 62 21 5 5 290 9V4 16 400 20 felRTHS Marriages DEATHS 4 BORN Mr and'Mri James Dawson (net Mildred Smith) 72 Pim Street wish to announce the birth of a daughter at the General Hocpital Tuesday September 26 DIED KENT Claude At hia Joseph Islam tember 28 Joseph Kenv late Mr and JftgJJfe dear' broth ofOMrs Ernest Lambert (Nnalr Mrs Russell FenhorwoodfWinnifred): and Percy all of St At rest at the rdl Home from 1:00 ay until 6:00 lijrg Thence to his jfere a private funeral service-will be held on Thurs-eptember 28 at 1:20 pm funeral service from Jocelyn Aagllcan Churep-et 2 Rev Dixon ofnciatlnt Intortiseftt' in JocelyiyCeme MOTT xU hoMe of her son Mr Jnfrnddtt'df Mae-LMnan Wednssosy September 27 MrA Vjpljr Mott be- tevedvwlft ol late Herbert andj oore and Sarah Harry MacLennan Fun-ements later (Bar-faT Home) 2SS: I MEMORIAM In loving memory of Arvooen who passed away ypar ago today Sept 27 The depths of sorrow we cannot tell Of the loss of one we loved so well And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep1 ii Ever remembered by her hui band mother and sisters- Joseph i Truman Selects New Ambassador WASHINGTON (APV- The White House aiweunced today President selection of Walter Gifford as ambaaaador to London Gifford former chairman of the board of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and a Republican will succeed Lewis Douglas In' the post The -change-will be made effective Nov 1 after Douglas returns to London to conclude his rrapesW and tabulmaew-ffarvice 'H0HE304 I Hours Every Day Welllnptoa Beat TS FOxtRtl home mbilance SERVICE t'llroek Day Night TELEPHONE 127 omipji Funeral Hqme ---Courteous yOignftJed vCRrtfCt I i 3086- SERVICES 24 'UR SERVICE St iJetnea St et Cotheorf Phil Hughes Seeks Marlboro Berth Phil Hughes former North Bay goal tender is trying out for the net position with Toronto Marlboro of the Ontario Hockey Association senior A series Hughes arrived here Monday and has made a couple of appearances on the ice Bill (Flash) Hollelt Marlboro coach said today: seems like nice kid but I've seen him work out only once or twice There are five or six boys trying out for goal and pretty hard to make a deciiitm I probably know for a few daya yet and Norman Hanlon 30 both iff Toronto They were charged with robbery with violence lL fi 'V 7 7 ft i ij -vf -1 W-' i apply 'of 44a4iif How many that was no one knew Two weeks ego just before the Inchon landing the communists had an estimated 130X00 troops mused against toe Pusan perimeter United Nations forces in their musive breakout starting Sept 15 killed thousands of North Koreani Hundreds of communists surrendered Thousands still are fighting in scattered pockets of resistance AP correspondent Don White-head uid retreat of Red divisions from the southern front ii a big puzzle of the war seem to have evaporated dissolved into thin Whitehead reported from Seoul He said American planes had not spotted any large northward movement of enemy forces yet divisions are gone except for rearguard elements It is if an army had walked into oblivion" Many reds in toe south have been reported changing from battle dress to white rintan clothing and retiring cross-country in hopes of reaching their homes in the north But there wu no question about where the Reds were in Seoul Whitehead uid they itill held two-thirds of the capital city Wednesday morning He reported allied troops held only the southwestern and southern Motors at that time Allied -troops still have hard fighting ahead to take the heart of Seoul where toe reds have strong defences Whitehead added Armed with grenades end small arms pockets of communist defenders in Seoul were kept under attack by American tanka and artillery The communists seemed determined to -make the capital of 1000000 population a ruined ahrine to three months of Red rule The Red defence seemed designed to delay UJf forces long enough' to give communist remnants a chance to flee northward over parallel 38 or make a stand somewhere before toe line headquarters said the Reds were retrelting north and northeast from £toul toward Uijongbu with allied troops in pursuit Marines and infantrymen inside Seoul fought off desperate Red charges They toqk a heavy toll of Red tanks and troops Maj-Gen Fdward Almond commanding- toe 10th Corps said hia liberation force had accomplished in 11 days since Sept 15 toe prime objectives iff the second front operation He added that Seoul for ell practical purpose was in allied hands and Tuesday night predicted its complete liberation within 24 hours MacArthur's headquarters said the North Koreans generally were bowing little- desire 'to fight gainst the allied tide But Red Korean rifle -company and two tanka smashed into Seventh won 'airfield 20 miles southTof Seoul JThe were Iwliev- ed to be fleeing northward They EPARED RTIHG OLD BATTERY Telephone 2828 Sandy's Thursday Feature! Labrador Lake Du Llngman Lake Shore Lake Waaa Lemaque Lapaska Leitcb Little Long Newlund MacDonald MacFie Macho River New MacLeod Magnet Malartlc McInUm McKenaie McMarmac Mid-Continent Mining New Monets New Mosher New Alger Negus New Blllanuqiw- New Calumet New Jason Naw Marina Naw 8 Vi 4H 8 Vi 6 5Vi 8 ATLANTIC (Continued From Page 1) -later with the Russians concurring 2 The Big Three authorized the addition of 30000 police to the present force of 10000 in the western zones of Germany 2 The council decided to create a combined force of men and arms from 11 of its members the United States Britain Canada France Belgium the Netherlands Denmark Norway Portugal Italy and Luxembourg Iceland! the '2th member has no army The force will be under a commander-in -chief No one was named in the communique -but speculation has been- that he will be general of the army Dwight Eisenhower president -of Columbia University- 4 The defence ministers -were asked to make recommendations for setting up this force as soon as possible and for the methods by which Germany could most usefully contribute to the set-up Comment Declined On Information Brink's Holdup BOSTON (AP) Police declined comment today on a Canadian who came here to volunteer Information about the $1500000 of Express Com pany last January Deputy Superintendent James Daley said the man wasn't being held The Canadian whose name so far has not bean divulged first turned up in- the office of State-Attorney General Francis Kelly He told this story: Three weeks before the Bostod Brink's -robbery Montreal man with whom he had spent some time in jail invited him to take part in a proposed hold-up of the Brink branch in Montreal He said he declined to take an active part but did supply the man and his three partners with a floor plan of the Montreal JMfik office i That hold-up plan never went through he laid but he was convinced that the -same men -organized the Boston robbery He hopes his information my qualify him for part of the $150-000 reward Enthusiasm Fades On London Market eiiteri) A check was administered today to the recent speculative enthusiasm in the London stock exchange -Profit-taking in rubber and tin shares followed the overnight set-beck on Wall Slreet and a call for caution sounded-by a section cf the financial press Declines however were smaU-and a good business was reported Industrial stocks were cotoriesa with small price movements in either direction buz firmness was widespread in British funds' This followed institutional support for abort-dated issue In the foreign section' German issues made fresh headway with buying stimulated by expectations that west Germany will assume responsibility for pre-war German debts Japanese lost ground on acme switching from these into Germans SERVED BEER TO INDIAN SENTENCE TWO MONTHS John Mirkow of Dresden was sentenced yesterday to two months for serving beer to an Indian in a bote beverage room ASPHALT ROLL ROOFING supplies years of suri low-cost protection for bams sheds poultry house! camps ate Tough and enduring it tUciAeiu of punishment from ariving storm and MazB 1 for upkeep or renewal Htniy gni Edsj to'ApplV-Jivll directions for application accompany each and nails required Available in two typ for heavier duty Slatt provide Ac answer to problems Norplck 4 Vi O'Brien Okalta Omega Omnitrans Ostsko Lake Oaue Pacific Pam our DINl "Gray (L AM SIDfN( LNDARp ARRIVIhlGBYBOAT! 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