!
to
a
mutual
friend.
In
if,
the
I
Trying
For
!
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
DRESS
1
boys
show
that
they"
8,r
profoundly
perturbed,
by
-the
vrar
in
their
homeland.
Bitterly
anti-
1
Communist
as
they
are,
they
Friday,
Ju.'y
7,
1S50
For
Summei
make
it
plain
that
they
are,
"loval
Koreans"
and
that
whati
Wh
A
FEW
SPHA
their
country
wants
is
''peace
and
unite."
;
t
French
Gov't.
j
PARIS
(P
Guy
Mollet,
secretary
general
of
the
French
Socialist
party,
holds
the
centre
of
the
political
stage
as
he
surveys
the
chances
of
forming
the
next
government
the
fourteenth
since
liberal!
Ai.
President
Vi;ent
Aurloi
in
I
03
-.
.
:
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ELMORE
PHILPOTT
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independent
dally
newspaper
demoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
'
T
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prlftce
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.
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Avenue,
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Rupert,
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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Association
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A,
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Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
OF
THE
GOOD
YAU
ho'ce
nd
ore
..-.'..
Yrw
l.n
.
1
mru
o
cinv
UKtss
Sll
The
WE
ASKED
THE
BOYS,
prior
'
to
their
escape,
why
they
feared
j
to
go
back
to
south
Korea
i
from
whpnre
t.hev
had
come
as
IMITI
f
x
.
..
hing'e
KOREAN
BOYS
WRITE
ftowaways
to
Canada.
They
told
By
Carrier,
Fer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
7Sc;
rer
Tear,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
tr,n
jj7
THE
WORLD
MOVES
OR'
Men's
(JAUAUmsE
fV
us
quite
frankly
that
Communist
agents
were
everywhere
in
south
Korea.
But
they
made
it
.AMiiallv
nlnin
t.h.it
t.hfv
had
is
with
dizzy
speed.
It
Defence
Of
Alaska
Men's
SPOJtT
SIUUTS.pr
'
vited
Mollet
to
"undertake
a
mission
of
information"
on
the
possibilities
of
forming
a
cabinet
to
succeed
bat
of
the
Catholic
leader
George
Bldault
and
radical
Socialist
Henri
Queille.
The
Socialists
precipitated
ths'
defeat.
of
the
government
within
the
last
twelve
days.
Political
leaders
say
Mollet
has
no
chance
of
being
accepted
by
the
assembly
ah
premier.
-
111
from
DRESS
nd
WOKK
Sox
Pbonf
Only
a
few
weeks
Since
I
no
confidence
in
the
governing
Was
writing
in
this
CO!-j
cles
in
south
Korea.
:
,
,
,
I
They
were
the
self
same
of-
umn
about
the
two
boys
ficials
wh0
had
acted
as
the
who
escaped
from
North
(
Quislings
for
the
Japanese,
said
Korea.
We
all
remember
their
j
the
boy
refugees.
,
psraDe
from
the
Immigration
i
i
a
.
i.
i
large
selection.
From
Pr
Men'
OVTINCJ
silinii
COMMUNISM
Wool.
Ke.
$10
50
it
1'
7'TVVi7UniV1r
Vi
.Nuw
Boys'
PANTS.
A
"good
t-tiyn
for
dress
and
i
tell
...
.
.
F"$l
shed
in
Vancouver
,
a
few
hou.V3
before
the
ship
was
to
sail
with
them
aboard
as
deportees.
Young
Wan
Lee
and
Pong
Che
Yue
are
still
"hiding
out"
somewhere
maybe
near,
maybe
far
from
where
I
write.
But
if
ever
human
beings
were
justified
by
events
then
the
two
Korean
boys
are
those
human
beings.
SURELY
IN
,-THS
TRAGEDY
of
these
two
boys
we.,
see
the
tragedy
of
an
entire
nation.
We
also
see
the
possible
remedy.
These
boys
are
true
democrats.
'
They
happen
to
be
Christians
j
in
fact
are
Roman
Catholics.
j
Thp--
do
not
want
to
live
under
'
a
Communist
dictatorship
because
they
have
already
done
so
and
know
by
experience
what
it
Is
like.
But
neither
do
they
w
Boys
WNUERWF.Alitgj,
tril
.
bottoms
Oar.
i
HE
Seattle
office
of
the
Associated
Press
has
T
.
sent
Murlin
Spencer,
its
bureau
manager,
to
Alaska
for
a
business
trip
and
he
writes
from
Anchorage
that
Alaska
is
on
the
alert
for
possible
communist
attack,
from
within
'or
without,
says
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle
-
But
Mr.
Spencer
is
.suffering,
as
is
the
Alaska
command,
from
feeling
that
because
Anchorage
is
the
largest
city
and
the
Third
division
is
the
largest
division
in
Alaska,
defense
begins
and
ends
there.
-
Nothing
could
be
farther
from
the
truth.
"
The
truth
is
that
neither
the
Anchorage
nor
the
Fairbanks
area
is
too
important
to
a
potential
enemy
from
Asia,
because
they
are
so
far
from
the
vital
shipping
lanes
to
the
northwest
Pacific,
and
because
they
are
far
from
the
avenues
of
aerial
attack
on
Seattle,
Hanford,
San
Francisco
and
the
Great
laes
industrial
region.
They
are
just
far
IVI
Mercy
Flight
For
Elderly
Islander
.
Peter
Keay
8-year-old
resident
of
Masset,
was
rushed
to
the
city
Thursday
by
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
charter
plane
for
emergency
medical
and
hoa-r
pital
treatment.
He
arrived
at
11:50
a.m.
From
the
lar;dUg
base
he
was
rushed
to
the
city
for
rnedical
treatment
and
wua
immediately
admitted
to
Prince
Rupert
Guneral
Hospital.
Hi
condition
is
reported
as
satisfactory
by
the
attending
ip.
Tinra
rOdiniv
tniri
JYip
Oana-.
want
to
live
"nder
tne
rule
of
d
o
eminent
that
Korea
explosion!
very
same
kind
of
people
.
was
on
the
eve
of
an
"
....
1
.
!
who
rnlprf
Tfnrpa
nnrler
th
Inno
If-
-
M
wot
Hia
TRUE
COLORS
Drawn
by
Charles
Knight
in
The
Windsor
Star.
-
CP
Photo)
but
nobody
would
listen
to
;
-
declared
Japanese
tyranny
......
,
them.
They
solemnly
weakness
of
the
.OS.
that
to
send
them
back
to
Korea
Jhe
pq-would
be
equlvant
to
a
sentence.
.
i
that
Jt
has
tie(J
up
wUh
tQ0
As
they
put
it
in
their
letter
many
crooks
corrupt
.
runng
to
the
Vancouver
Sun:
classes,
or
reatclonaries.
That
"We
told
so
much
true
t
,
fact
and
NOT
the
Communist
here
that
they
think
we
;
paper
appealwas
the
wrlme
cause
of
critical
of
Communist
and
alsothe
debac!e
in
CWna
v
,
Red
army.
At
any
rate
we
can-1
The
aN
uphokjers
;
cannot
Don't
Strain
Yourself
Of
!
retii
;and
industrial
equipment-
Th.1
tort
carrying
heavy
cans
o!
Pakistan
Is
Good
Market
tro
(country
was
In
a
good
financial
j
position
and
the
market
la
be-.
,
i
coming
higrvly
competitive."
r
.
j
requires
3Q0,(M)
tons
of
f
inLshet.
i
steel
rail
angle
sheets
and
o.the:
not
lose
opportunity
to
save
ouri
win
thg
shooting
war
n
Korea
upstairs
for
your
kit
range.
GET
AN
OIL
Lin
e
fla
me.
Eliminates
barrel
su
HALIFAX
There
Is
an
en-,
couraglng
future
for
business
i
and
they
cannot
win
either
the
cold
war
or
a
real
.world
war
if
it
comes
without
a
platform
of
positive
democracy.-
"Citizens,
it
is
seem
to
be
small
problem
but
it
is
matter
dead
or
live."
,
items.
This
presents
a
big
pos
sible
market
which
Canada
could
So
Fewer
oil
deliveries,
Nu
fire
hazards.
GeoTKe
A
Browne,
Canadian!
enough
north
to
be
by-passed,
and
the
lack
of
good
defense
bases
to
the
south
is
Alaska's
real
weak
spot,
as
this
paper
has
declared
on
numerous
occasions.
Consider,
for
instance,
that
the
war
in
Korea
has
been
raging
for
six
days
and
American
infantrymen
are
not
on
the
scene
in
quantity
as
yet.
Yet
the
communists
have
little
air
cover,
a
big
airbase
was
open
near
Seoul
most
of
the
week
on
which
to
land
them,
and
MacArthur
has
well
over
100,000
troons
in
Japan.
The
air
forces
have
been
unable
to
slow
effectively
the
march
to
the
south
and
the
navy,
aided
by
several
allies,
is
making
a
token
blockade
of
the
Korean
peninsula,
jutting
southward
from
Manchuria.
We
are
translating
this
into
what
would
have
"From
the
viewpoint
of
expojti
.
Clean
Safe
(MurM
Et-unomiial
Call-
to
Canada
Pakistan
could
provide-
this
country
with
limit
eu
raw
material,
he
said,
prUwlna;
oi
these
were
womI,
cotto,
feWw
Gov?rnrerit
Trade
Comrois-sioner
for
Pakistan,
told
news
mem
here
yesterday
aboard
a
Caftadlan
National
Railway
train,
taking
him
t
Ottawa
after
GORDON
D.
RONS;
i
In
other
words
you
can
stop
AT
LESS
TENSE
TIMES
I'
Communism
with
Nehru-type
might
be
inclined
to
poke
a
little
democracies
like
those
in
India
iun
at
our
big
allied
statesmen,
and
Indonesia.
But
you
can't
I
might
ask
them
"how
come
stop
it
with
Chiang
Kai-Sheks
1
or
Rhee
Syngmans.
;
'...
'
that
two
mere
kids
stowaways
know
more
of
the
real
score'
about
what
is
going
on
in
their
Lady
(at
party):
"Where's
the'
country
than
the
big
diplomats
pretty
maid
who
was
passing
ou;
who
were
caught
flat-footed
by
cocktails
a
while
ago?"
733
5th
Ave.
West.
Black
503.
and
skins,
tea,
chrome
ore,
sports
three
years
In
that
counUy
VANCOUVERVICTORIA
.
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
ANI
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday)
Coqultiam,
11
p.m..
-FOK
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
(
ss.
Camosun,
July
7
and
21
no
p.m.
'?
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTF
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
14
and
28
10
p.m.
FRAtfK
i.
SKINNKK
Prince
Rupert
Agent
the
outbreak
of
real
war?
i
Hostess:
"Oh,
are
you
looking
;
But
I
am
writing
this
piece
to
ior
a
drink?"
.
'
-
.,
;
"
h,
report
another
letter
written
byj
'
Lady:
"No,
I'm
looking
for
r
my
the
two
boys.
It
wii!
addressed
husband.
'.'ft'
'
strumeRts-'
"
"
"
i
!
Trade
between
Canada
and
'
,
,
.
,
,
frJii
s
Among
other
passengers
wh.!
Pakistan
was
increasing
steadily,
...
,
,
arrived
from
overseas
and
left
v
i
"
said
Mr.
Browne,
who
arrived
-
,
..
..
.
.
;
here
yesterday
in
the
Canadian
here
In
the
ss.
Vulcania
accom-,
m
.
'
I
National
train
for
Ottawa
were
panled
by
Mrs.
Browne.
With
?
O.
Rfed
1
wife
of
tht-to
th6
bh-th
of
Pakistan,
firms
hadS-
Austrian
Consul
General
to
Can-feet
learn
to
stand
on
their
own
;
da-
wh
is
enroute
to
join
he:
and
they
were
developing
.
.
husband
who
took
up
his
new
,
a
keen
and
4
aggressive
.rt.u,
Interest
,
i
in
,
the
promotion
of
business.
-
,Pst
In
Canada
nine
months
ago
I
"Pakistan
is
not
highly
Indus-
!
With
her
are
her
three
children.
w
HrinH.Prt"
Mr.
Browne
stated,
i
Fretirty.
10.
Florlan.
8,
and
03-
Third
Avenue
Phone
56
fggjn
ALL
nAR
J
!
and
lb
provided
a
big
potential
wald,
5,
and
their
maid,
Ann-?
i,market
for
Canadian
machinery
Lore
Presting.
li
happened
if
paratroopers
and
bombers
had
moved
onto
Annette
airfield,
or
Terrace,
B.C.,
field,
or
Gustavus,
Yakutat
and
Cordova
airfields,
all
of
vhich
are
far
from
any
American
bases
that
could
senr4
troops
to
their
assistance.
A
dozen
big
enemy
bombers
would
have
had
all
this
week
to
launch
"their
attacks
from
Annette
onto
American
stateside
points
and
might
well
have
done
damage
to
Boeing's,
tfFatomic
plants
in
the
tri-cities
area,
the
airplane
plants
at
Los
Angeles
and
the
steel
mills
of
Gary
or
Pittsburgh.
i
To
succeed,
such
an
enemy
attack
would
probably
have
had
to
be
made
at
all
these
air
bases
t
oj-ice,
to
scatter
American
counter-attackers
so
nhuch
that
the
one
field
the
enemy
wanted
probably
Annette
would
be
easy
to
hold.
It
is
farthest
COAL
or
WOOD
and,.-
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Call
363
MITCHELL
&CURRIE
LIMITED
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Beautiful
dcsienjeasy-to-cletn,
glist
ening
porcelain
finiih.
Enjoy
the
1
Ji
advamanes
ot
cooKing
wicn
electricity
in
hot
weather
b
comfortable
with
a
cosy
coal
or
wood
fire
in
cold
weather.
Dependable.
Builders
&
Contractor!
THE
OLD
WAY
WITH
CERTO
electric
oven
with
automatic
control.
.
Four
Speetlmaster
element!
that'
lift
rlraninv.
t
(Mil
nr
wood
from
Anchorage,
whence
would
come
the
.first
counter-attack,
and
almost
equi-distant
from
any
Help
that
might
come
from
Fort
Lewis
or
Whidby
island.
?
',
'
firebox
with
two
cooking
holes
keepa
the
kitchen
warm
in
winter
and
'
burns
kitchen
garbage
at
any
time.
1.
Mrs.
B.
makes
jam
the
old-fashioned
long-boil
way.
She,
too,
is
ready
to
start
her
jam
making
at
9
o'clock.
1.
Mrs.
A.
makes
jam
the
short-boil
way
with
CERTO.
She
has
2
pounds
of
fruit
,
prepared,
ready
to
start
at
SEE
IT
COMPARE
IT
AND
YOU'LL
CttUUJU
STEAMER
r
We
do
not
expect
such
attack
but
we
do
think-
t
L
f...
'
9
o'clock.
PRINCE
RUPERT
:
'
'
RAILS
FOE
Vancouver
that
the
concentration
of
troops
in
the
Fairbanks-'
Anchorage
area
should.be
broken
up
and
the
old
and
trusted
system
of
dispersions
and
defense
in
!
depth
be
followed.
If
we
have
too
few
troops
in
!
Alaska,
at
least
we
can,
have
a
little
something
at
;
several
points
where
they-might
be
needed
rather
I
tjian
a
lot
at
a
few
points
which
would
logically
be
by-passed.
and
Intermediate
Ft,
2.
The
dotted
line
shows
level
of
the
prepared
fruit
in
Mrs.
A's
saucepan.
'.
3.
Mrs.
A.
adds
3
pounds
of
sugar.
A
pound
of
jam
made
with
CERTO
contains
no
more
sugar
than
a
pound
made
the
old
long-boil
way.
MUSEUM
HOURS
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
rUK
KtH.nirv"l
WEDNESDAY
MIDNI
11:805:00
P.M.
11:00-15:00
P.M.
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1:005:00
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SUNDAY
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US
FIRST
FOR
PRICES
For
Reservation
Write
or
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OR
Vtm
OFIICE
1
rt
Basketry
Demonstration
by
Mrs.
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Abraham,
Pert.
Edward,
B.C.
every
Monday
and
Friday
'
,
'
;
.
OPEN
FOR
ALL
T
JURIST
BOATS
-I
f
2.
Mrs.
B.
starts
off
with
the
same
amount
of
prepared
fruit
in
her
saucepan.;
3.
Mrs.
B.
uses
the
old
"pound
of
sugar
per
pound
of
fruit"
standard
recipe.
So
she
adds
2
pounds
of
sugar.
4.
Mrs.
B.
boils
the
mixture
about
30
minutes
before
the
jam
thickens
to
the
desired
consistency.
This
evaporates
about
Yi
the
weight
of
the
fruit,
darkens
the
color
and
carries
off
much
of
the
natural
fresh-fruit
flavor
in
steam.
5.
Mrs.
B.
pours
and
paraffins
about
3
pounds
(6
glasses)
of
jam
from
the
'
same
amount
of
fruit.
Until
it
is
finished
she
can-not
tell
for
sure
how
well
her
jam
will
turn
Cut
'
6.
Mrs.
B.
took
45
minutes
to
make
her
6
glasses
of
jam.
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4.
Mrs.
A.
brings
the
mixture
to
a
full
rolling
boil;
boils
hard
ONE
MINUTE
nly;
removes
from
stove
.
and
adds
lt
bottle
(4
ozs.)
Certo.
CERTO
is
the
natural
jellying
substance
in
fruit
in
concentrated
form.
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5.
Mrs.
A.
is
able
to
pour
and
paraffin
about
5
pounds
(10
glasses)
of
jam
from
her
2
pounds
of
fruit.
She
gets
sure
results
because
spe
follows
the
CERTO
recipe
EXACTLY.
it
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A's
10
glasses
of
jam
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INTEGRITY
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AN
INDIVIDUAL
TO
CARRY
THROUGH
HIS
AGREEMENTS
,
Your
willingness
to
pay
promptly
is
the
basis
on
which
the
retailer
extends
credit
to
you.
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TOUR
OBLIGATIONS
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Under
the
labt
of
every
bottle
of
CERTO
U
a
book
of
78
teated
reclpet
for
jams
and
jellies.
Different
fruite
need
different
handling,
to
CERTO
ware
and
eniilnment.
too
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RAN
Mm-
FRUIT
PECTIN
our
to
mention.
BYtOWN
givei
you
a
ieparate
recipe
for
each
fruit.
Be
sure
to
follow
the
simple
"CiRTO"
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a
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Cnttol
fowl.,
lid.
MACHINE
WORKS
direction
EXACTLY.
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feed.