3
I
We
like
to
help.
But
we
are
sure
;
our
p"P'e.
It
may
help
them
'AALL
TALK
Prince
Rupert
Daily
lews
Tuesday,
JJrct'tnbcr
4,
HIM
by
Symt
WITH
THI
WTCNW
Mr.
Unity
Coiiover
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
Loves
Its
Taste
I
I
that
this
money
we
arc
sending
'for
a
while,
but
how
long?
Until
L
which
is
a
great
hardship
to
they
have
bled
from
us
every
us
will
find
its
way
into
Com-
penny?
munist
hands
and
may
do
noth-
"What
would
you
do?"
he
ask
'I
'"3
Chinese
in
Prince
Rupert
Victims
of
Red
Extortion
A'd,rtr'
-s
.
ing
at
all
to
save
the
lives
ofjed
the
reporter.
i't''c'it't!'!ci'c;ii,c,titicit't,'c,,,c'e,et'!c!f'
4'
Layaway
Specia
(Continued
Trotn
page
1
-
y
!
and
Mien
to
visit
a
growing
fam-
'
j
and
a
house.
The
people
are
be-
.
jiy
p
ins
fined
for
having
worked
for
j
when
it
was
made
possibic
i
!
the
government,
their
homes
and
recently
for
Chinese
to
become
i
UiuiA
confiscated.",
citizens
here,
one
of
their
great-
When
Chinese
first
immlrat-
j
est
dreams
came
true.
The
en-
w
cd
to
the
west
coast,
it
was
a
j
f
ranchisement
of
Chinese
made
'
case
of
necessity.
Here
there
was
i
it
possible
for
them
to
bring'
work
to
be
had,
a
chance
to
4
their
immediate
families
here,
ending
the
long-suffering
years
it
buvinu
yur
thumb,
J
so
don't
weight
It."
"Hi,
Mrs.
Krupp
.
.
.
I've
been
saving
some
kidneys
for
you."
'
D
you
mind
throwing
in
nice
soup
bone
for
the
cat?"
Manv
uiikIcI
hniiMtwivm
liave
Uikfll
earn
money.
By
law,
however,
the
Chinese
were
not
able
to
bring
their
wives
and
families
into
Canada.
Many
young
men
came
and,
after
frugal
living
and
working
hard
for
perhaps
10
years,
they
were
able
to
save
enough
money
to
go
back
to
oi
separation
Many
families
were
thus
united
but
others
remained
separated
because
of
the
heavy
expense
involved
in
transportation.
Those
who
have
been
omen
this
tip
troin
Mrs.
Harry
Umovcr.
Compare
Bub
Bosnct
Maruarine
with
anu
spread
at
ro
price,
hike
tlie
noteii
iieauty
and
TV
personalitv,
vou'll
love
the
delicate,
lunny-Hwept
flavor
of
Canada'
finc-ua!ity
all
China
to
visit
.
their
parents,
sweethearts
and
friends.
!
rroctalile
niarciriiie.
You'll
appreciate
I
Hi.i-k
HtiNNi-.-i'H
nulritum.
Ami
vou'll
ON
ALL
CHINA
This
Week
Only
GEORGE
COOK
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
left
behind
now
are
victims
:
J
of
Communist
extortion,
ior-
'
y
lure
and
even
brutal
murder,
i
"Of
course,
we
are
a
great
race
for
family
ties.
They
mean
J
everything
to
us,
and
when
a
,
y
relative
of
ours
Is
in
trouble
It
y
Is
our
duty
to
help,
whether
it
liv
1L,ih
I
in
i
Often,
on
these
visits,
young
men
got
married.
Then
they
returned
to
Canada
to
earn
support
for
their
wives
and
children,
dreaming
of
the
day
when
Eleven
members
of
the
Moose-heart
committee
of
the
local
Women
of
the
Moose
met
in
monthly
session
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
Roxborough
and
enjoyed
cards.
Winners
were
Mrs.
J.
Fiewin
and
Mrs.
.Paulson.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
n
A
i
welcome
iU
rrjtl
rrmmmif.
S
buy
Bl.oB
!
Hoknkt
ami
get
"all
3"
Mavor!
!
Nutritionl
Kcor
-e-e!
Use
it
ill
2
'
cKkjnK,
ou
vegetables,
at
a
delicious
;
spread.
5
J
Eu.'K
BoxstT
Uiiriuc
ii
sold
in
two
4
1
tyjes
rcjsuhir
eeuimmy
p:u-i.HK
wilh
5
rolor
wafer
and
alo
in
the
famous
crMmaU
Lino
6b(4iu,ti(
it
would
be
possible
to
bring
is
our
cousin,
uncle,
nephew
or
y
i
.i
!
1
their
families
with
them
to
the
niece,"
says
the
Prince
Rupert
J
new
land
of
freedom.
In
the
i
Chinese.
.Inhn
it
,.a
.li..
'"""e
pieacni.
were
Mrs.
nu-
ELixivf
tiuix
bag
for
fast,
easy
color.
meantime,
trips
were
made
now
j
"But
that
is
nut
the
problem.
.
the
h
p,T.
Princess
,"
,
maV"8"';
I
borough,
Mrs.
Flcwin,
Mrs.
Good
.,..
..!
!.,3.,5.l.,.i.i.i.J.i,i,.'.5.J,i,i.i.J.
3,
on
Louise
for
a
jj'ir
til-'
annual
banquet
ijizfd
at
Sunday
night's
i
the
Catholic
Youth
J'.ijn
and
the
date
was
jjM'iubiT
17
In
the
Civic
jli.iii!;
room.
Margaret
Kl
Hairy
Basso
were
Mrs.
Paulson,
Mrs.
Carr,
Mrs.
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Most
Rev.
Anthony
Jordan.
Tweed,
Miss
Johnson,
Mrs.
Mun-ccy,
Mrs.
Harrison,
Mrs.
Wilkinson
and
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,
I
VOTE
I
O.M.I.,
Vicar-Apostolic
of
Prince
Rupert,
Is
expected
back
In
the
loni
iKC
mini
arrangc-
VOTE
city
on
the
Prince
Gcorce
to
icpic
among
uio
VJ
morrow
morning
after
an
ab-'
'Mr-
alll
Mrs.
R.
W.
Burton
of
atlended
the
mect-
j
.
there
was
a
short
HlliTtailUlKMlt.
.
t
i
'
1
1
to
contributing
1:1s
towards
the
forlh-;.:iri-li
social
evening,
i
rutivr
members
arc
sence
of
the
past
two
months
in
Alice
Arm
mailed
Sunday
night
Eastern
Canada
on
ecclcslasti-
on
lllc
Conquitlam
for
Vancuu-cal
business.
cr.-
'
A
local
citizen
who
visited
,M1f
Margaret
McLcod
left
on
Mr,"y
s
i
plane
for
a
business
Vancouver
not
long
ago
says,.
who,,
at
Shaughnc'y
Hoslptal!
QUCC"
Char'LtC
'
he
talked
with
'
Jas.
Kelly,
a
pateint
there,
who
spent
many
a
C.
J.
Strong,
director
of
tcch-veai
In
Piince
Rupert.
He
says
he
nical
education
for
the
Depart-found
him
looking
fair
and
fed-
mcnt
of
Education,
is
a
visitor
the
possibility
of
in-iic
circulation
of
the
i:;ulic"
in
parish
homes.
Name
mg
cheerful.
He
maintains
In-
In
the
city
on
official
business.
tcrest
in
the
north.
i
,,
...
.
,
,
,
,
C.
V.
Evitt
Is
paying
one
of
his
i
J.
D.
M.
Rae,
MLA,
left
on
this
I,fri(Klical
visl,s
10
his
local
(flernoou-s
plane
for
Victoria
to
business.
He
arrived
yesterday;
attend
sessions
of
the
Industrial
tl'I':l'
"'
c
Hay.
Vancouver
j
i
-,,,.
ll,,
i...
...
t.
..........
i
j
Island.
yities
I
-iioii-.M-cd
by
I
,
,
M,
V
1
A
Nime
Siaietv
In
!V
""w
i"ii"umw;
ils
iv-
OCOU
MaiLanil
and
L.rawioru
a.
...
in.
(.lion
ilion
nuish
ivnuii""1
,)""'
to
"
B"vernmcnt
'
"loeni,
follow-
lunuw-
Moore
iwoore
were
were
named
namea
auditors
auaiiors
ui
1110
he'd
Janu-
I
"earlnB
which
wcre
"eld
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
4
'ing
to
be
f
III
V
X
v
t
ii
1
HE
IFiSLIE
Wf
i
during
the
past
few
months
Commerce
at
the
r
s
a
..is
v.
as
decided
at
the
1
circling
held
on
Sun-
throughout
the
province.
meeting
last
night
II
at.
Iec.
2
The
cxecu-
'
ij'.nc
Catholic
Wom-rn's
'
i
,d
l
he
Catholic
Youth
j
t
.in
will
be
asked
to
j
M
fOJf
THF
FESTIVE
SEASON
TAKE
,
t
tlie
Holy
Name
men
to
ncial
a
success,
i
y
Cnmiiiiinion
Sunday
i
;.miic(l
for
January
13.
I'
iiiif.,
cha'cman
of
the
J
:i
eoiiimitlee,
led
a
S
.
-i
i"
n
on
a
mem-
:v:'
i'.nd
tlie
suggestion
I
FOR
GRANTED
f
lii.H
ilebales
be
held
f
p
meet
nigs.
President
i
t
n.
k'il
each
member
v..
i'
i
i
hieiid
to
the
nex!
1
Ka.mileis
asked
that
y
.sp.iiiosur
a
"PaH'r-
iwwina
team,
pointing
v
iirec
parish
boys-
Billy
Ilav
IMysty
and
Dick
'.n
a
kI
performance
ty
boxing
event
last
i
-
rv,!
i
A
t
read
an
editorial
on
(Jibuti
of
Christmas
from
the
!
I
v"
and
Father
Rayner
j
'f
inceiing
with
a
piayer.
Tim
1
I
aaers
1
"7
J
caul
parly,
Wedne.s-f
:-
8
sharp.
(28'lui
MEETING,
Wiim-
ary
of
the
U.F.A.W.U..
f
5.
Metropolr
nl
n
-c
attend.
(284e.l
Leu
ion
Pre-ChrLst-
in
aid
of
children'.;
'
tree
Ladies
formal
Hal.
Friday,
Decem-'
(280c)
Yes
sir,
this
poor
chap's
had
a
heap
of
trouble.
Somebody
directed
his
attention
elsewhere
and
he
took
one
false
step
that
landed
him
there.
Well,
a
similar
situation
exists
right
now
in
Prince
Rupert,
we
believe,
with
the
power
referendum
that
comes
up
on
December
13th.
It
would
appear
that
the
attention
of
some
Prince
Rupert
citizens
is
being
diverted
away
from
the
real
issues
of
the
power
supply
question
to
such
an
extent
that
they
may
take
one
false
step
which
will
jeopardize
the
industrial
future
of
our
city.
Their
false
step
may
be
to
mark
"es"
instead
of
"NO"
on
their
referendum
ballot.
Their
attention
has
been
diverted
away
from
th;
fact
that
they
are
being
asked
to
give
a
decisive
answer
o
a
question
before
they
are
in
possession
of
all
the
information
with
a
bearing
on
the
question.
Information
they
can
secure
from
an
impartial
source,
the
Public
Utilities
Commission,
when
it
releases
its
findings
as
a
result
of
an
exhaustive
study
of
the
operations
of
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company.
Their
attention
is
being
diverted
away
from
the
fact
that
in
the
form
the
referendum
question
is
to
be
put
to
them,
their
minds
are
beinq
made
up
for
them
by
someone
else.
That
the
question
pre-supposcs
they
no
longer
want
the
company
to
look
after
their
power
nseds.
And
what
is
equally
important,
their
attention
is
being
diverted
away
from
the
fact
that
they
have
no
guarantee
that
under
pubiic
ownership
of
the
utility,
they
would
get
power
cheaper
than
the
company
could
supply
it;
or
public
ownership
would
guarantee
that
sufficient
power
would
be
availably
to
keep
pace
with
P'ince
Rupert's
industrial
growth
in
the
future.
And
further,
their
attention
is
being
diverted
away
from
the
fact
that
if
the
company's
expansion
plan
is
interrupted,
there
is
reason
to
expe
tht
within
two
to
three
years
there
will
be
a
definite
power
shr
ti::-
in
the
Prince
Rupert
ar:a,
and
a
serious
situation
might
arise
whereby
there
would
be
continued
distribution
system
overloading,
transformer
failures,
interruptions
to
plant
operation
and.
possible
damage
to
generating
machinery.
Further,
i
n
d
u
s
(
r
i
a
I
g
r
o
w
t
h
would
be
retarded
as
wc'l
as
the
continuous
and
increasing
use
of
electrical
appliances
of
all
descriptions
by
both
residential
and
commercial
consumers.
I
We
request
all
citizens
ask
themselves
for
what
motives
do
the
referendum's
sponsors
direct
attention
away
from
these
facts.
We
arc
.nre
that
when
you
do,
and
arrive
at
your
conclusion,
you
will
vote
"NO"
when
you
m.irk
yoj
referendum
ballot.
'V
WINNERS
ATI
DISTIlltD
ANu
BOITUD
PY
WILLIAM
GRANT
&
SONS
LIMITFD
DUFFTOWN
Cofait
GIASOW
M.U
Mrs.
fiykes,
1
1
37
1
4
Mrs.
I),
ivtll.
3rrl
W
I
f'-Ui
W.;
Miss
G.
Wcick,
I1'.:
Mi's
A
.1
Uflf.au
'
Mrs.
Stewart,
No.
3.
i
Christopher
Block.
1
(ltd
Thit
advertiaement
is
not
puhlished
or
displHynl
hy
ih
l.iuor
Control
lluartl
or
by
the
Uovei
anient
of
1
1
1
i
ri
s
li
Colmiiliia.
Science
Progrese
for
50
yori
w
hov
uikI
IiHI
whitt
tobltacelylolicylk
acta
for
rlif
of
paw.
Today
Ihli
familiar
poin-killr
It
available
In
a
nttv
form
without
the
disadvan-togl
of
acidity,
tmolubility
and
billr
tal.
M
If
calld
'0ISWM'
and
il
(old
al
druggiill
ovary
whoro.
litis
J
11
Si
I;!
'0I5HIN'
h
avoilobla
m
InttUl
of
26
labltti
or
Handy
Potkf
Foldn
of
8.
k
'Icadache?.
.
take
a
Disprin
"
Power
Company
0
.
INoiniiiJiiv
Uimisn
Coi.umuia
II
,
Limited
ISPRINT
Becauw
DISPHJN
It
iolub
ontf
iubitonoly
noofrol.
2"
,ol''
in
water
ai
recommended,
It
enferi
the
Jtomach
ot
a
"ution
and
not
ai
undmolved
particle!.
It
ii
therefore
lu
liable
"
"omoch
discomfort.
.
r"N
reodiy
obiorbed.
Becaue
It
definitely
dinolve!
(nol
merely
rote)
DISPRIN
permit!
speedy
obiorption
and
gives
relief
"J
dtlay.
?P"N
ii
pololohl..
Even
chilH..n
will
take
it
readily.
VOTE
NO
VOTE
E3Q
DISPRIN
SAFE
SPEEDY
PLEASANT
Ot
PAIN
RIIIIF
ilinr
cTtoi'AMTi5rpTir
.v.n4,HMITm
PHABMAntTKAl
I
HVIMOX,
MONTRr
Al
N