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THE
,
WAR
CRIMES
IN
KOREA
NEWSPAPERS
of
North
America
have
been
filled
by
lurid
accounts
of
atrocities
committed
by
retreating
North
Korean
Communist-led
forces.
If
we
are
ever
to
get
world
law
those
guilty
of
such
individual
acts
of
savagery
should
certainly
be
hunted
out
and
brought
to
justice.
But
it
should
be
justice
not
merely
the
vengeance
of
victors.
North
Koreans
who
committed
Hallowe'en
Tonight
THIS
is
Hallowe'en
the
night
when
spooks
walk
and
the
young
folks
indulge
in
traditional
pranks
which,
as
long
as
they
are
kept
within
due
bounds
and
compatible
with
good
fun
and
orderly
conduct,
are
expected
and
entered
into
by
all.
Orderly
Hallowe'ens
have
been,
the
habit
in
Prince
Rupert
in
recent
years.
Good
sportsmanship
has
prevailed
and
young
folk
have
had
their
fun
and
nobody
has
been
hurt.
It
may
be
relied
upon
that
such
will
be
the
case
again
tonight.
Probably
the
good
work
of
the
Kinsmen's
Ouh
in
its
planning
for
Hallowe'en
activities
around
their
campfires
has
been
largely
instrumental
in
attracting
the
interest
of
the
young
folk
along
healthy
and
interesting
lines.
They
have
been
doing
a
good
service
in
this
regard
and
their
best
reward
will
be
another
Hallowe'en
in
Prince
Rupert
tonight
such
as
we
have
been
having
of
late.
NEW
CREDIT
RESTRICTIONS
CREDIT
restrictions
imposed
by
the
federal
NEW
government,
effective
as
from
tomorrow,
are
designed
to
curb
spending
upon
goods
so
that
inflation
may
be
combatted
and
production
channelled
into
defence
goods
and
also
that
Canadians
1937
Ford
(Mechanics'
Special)
j
1949
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
ni
5
murders
or
other
atrocities
should
be
tried.
But
so
should
South
Koreans,
or
Americans
,or
persons
of
any
other
nationality.
0O0
MARQUIS
CHILDS
recently
reported
from
India
how
profoundly
shocked
Asiatics
had
been
by
statements
attributed
to
General
MacArthur,
to
the
effect
U.K.
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
Luftwaffe
bombs
destroyed
London's
House
of
Commons
during
the
Second
World
War.
Here
is
a
general
view
of
the
rebuilt
chamber,
showing
the
speaker's
chair,
above
which
Is
the
press
gallery.
Government
benches
are
to
the
left
and
opposition
seats
on
the
right
in
this
United
Kingdom
Information
office
photo.
(CP
PHOTOt
1941
4-Door
Plymouth
9(
PHONE
566
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
I.O.D.E.
Is
Given
Jewelled
Memento
"
Second
Avenue
and
First
Stri
TORONTO
0
A
Jewelle
llAAWAAWAVwvwwwwJ
Victoria
Report
that
the
sight
of
dead
Norm
Koreans
was
a
tonic
for
his
Ured
old
eyes.
Perhaps
the
above
statement
was
as
false
and
ridiculous
a
sample
of
reporting
as
many
other
newspaper
absurdities.
The
prize
fairy
tale
told
how
North
Koreans
were
surprised
by
a
by
J.
K.
Nesbivt
lUDt
oaage
originally
oeionvtias
to
the
founder
of
the
order
ha
been
presented
to
the
National
Chapter
here.
J
It
came
from
Miss
Greta
Murray
and
Miss
Elizabeth
Murray,
daughters
of
Mrs.
Clark
Mur
ray,
wife
of
professor
at
M
-O'll
University
who
founded
the
organization
in
1900
for
service
Mill
famous
Scuttish
Highland
regi
ment.
While
the
North
Koreans,
mistaking
the
Scots
for
Russians,
Transferable
Votes
Subject
of
Discussion
Premier
Still
in
Hospital
VICTORIA.
Attorney
General
Gordon
Wisnur
were
hailing
them
as
'com
rades,"
giving
them
cigarettes
King
and
country
and
for
pro
and
slapping
them
on
the
back
thev
(the
North
Koreans)
were
has
set
political
circles
in
this
capital
buzzing
again
motion
of
a
better
underotand-
,
,
.
lng
among
the
peoples
of
tin
with
talk
about
transierame
votes.
i
bmish
Empire
suddenly
mowed
down
by
ma
chine
gun
fire.
GEORGE
(t(
Anyone
who
would
believe
that
During
the
past
few
years
Liberal
and
rank-and-filers
have
passed
resolutions
transferable
votes
as
a
means
of
allowing
trvi
should
have
his
head
read.
It
JEWELLER
Tlie
famous
badge
was
first
presented
to
Mr.
Murray
by
thei
primary
chapters
In
Quebec
Li,
1919.
It
has
a
seven-pointed
star
i
representing
,
seven
divisions
t
the
British
Isles,
Canada.
India
does
not
explain,
for
Instance,
how
the
men
with
the
machine
Assure
you
of
Que
l
two
old-line
parties
to
go
their
guns
could
"mow
down"
the
Kor
Value
and
Beauty.
eans
but
not
the
Scots,
who
were
getting
their
backs
slapped,
and
separate
ways
without
tne
chance
of
forfeiting
the
government
to
the
CCF.
But
cabinet
ministers
have
remainej
mum.
A
year
ago
Premier
Johnson
of
his
motor
accident
in
Que-
new
Zealand.
South
Africa,
Aus
bee.
It
may
be
several
weeks
,ualla
and
the
British
West
In-j
before
he
can
come
back
to
his
dies.
A
white
circle
represent
desk.
j
the
bond
of
empire
and
thi
tach
day
Percy
Richards,
his
union
Jack
In
the
centre
hu
executive
assistant,
takes
state
three
crosses
representing
U-
taking
the
cigarettes.
0O0
APART
FROM
THE
FAKE
stories
which
are
unfomnately
a
looked
into
the
systems
used
in
papers
to
his
bedside
and
cabt-
ally,
unity
and
sacrifice.
;
in
to
Keep.
feature
of
every
war,
there
a"
1
Alberta
and
Manitoba.
He
net
members
drop
also
the
deliberate
lle-manufac-;
thought
them
complicated
an
l
,
him
in
tou.-h
with
government
Beautiful
3
Diamond
125.
:
:
turers.
,
seemed
not
too
sure
how
they
business.
Engagement
Ring
Dangerous
Infections
may
from
careless
cutting
of
Ingrown
toe-nails.
d.
B.C.
PUBLISHER
NEW
PRESIDENT
(Remember
the
British
brass-;
would
work
out
here.
Tory
Leari-hat
in
the
first
world
war
who
er
Herbert
Anscomb
had
a
look
got
out
the
whopper
that
the
j
too
and
didn't
seem
overly
en-Oermans
made
"soap
ot
the
thuslastlc.
-
v..
h
i
corpses
of
dead
allied
prisoners.
'
Now
wismer
has
brought
He
turned
pacifist
latr
and
tne
whole
lubject
up
ajjain
by
wrote
a
book
about
it
admitted
being
tne
member
of
the
his
lie
and
explained
that
It
cabinet
to
speak
out.
He
to'd
was
his
Job
to
discourage
any
in-,
Young
Liberals
at
Harrison
Hot
clinallon
that
there
might
be
to
gpring8
that
the
government
surrender).
,
j
intends
to
bring
in
transferable
But
in
this
war
in
Korea
there
votes.
.
Is
abundant
evidence
that
re-
rvra
arc
nnttino-
thnir
bec
the
jl
ew
Wash
General
Electric
DON'T
BUY
GASRANGE
Until
you
see
the
new
INGLIS
"TAPPAN"
GAS
RANGE
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
r-'-r
f
'
J
volting
mass
murder,
have
been-j
head.4
l03ether
to
guess
what
Mr
!
'
c.mmltted
by
BOTH
sides.
The
winner
has
in
mind.
He
didn't
London
Times
of
October
25,
mention
Dronortional
reDresea-:
may
find
it
easier
later
to
pay
their
tax
bills
'
Apart
from
these
effects,
however,
it
may
be
good
discipline
for
Canadians
to
get
more
on
a
cash
basis
and
less
on
instalment
buying.
The
tendency
of
late
has
no
doubt
been
for
many
people,
through
easy
credit,
to
load
themselves
with
obligations
which
might
well
result
in
embarrassment
and
trouble
later
on.
i
No
one
likes
controls
especially
when
money
is
o
easy
as
many
people
are
finding
it
today
but
present
conditions
cannot
be
expected
to
remain
indefinitely
and
there
may
be
many
who
feel
hurt
.today
who
will
be
glad
later
that
they
had
to
call
a
halt.
'EDUCATION
THROUGH
ADVERTISING
of
the
effectiveness
of
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
education
through
newspaper
advertising
has
;been
made
again
and
again
by
provincial
and
federal
governmental
authorities.
Year
in
and
year
out
adult
education
program
'are
carried
through
successfully
and
at
relatively
low
cost
by
this
means.
Yet
in
the
field
of
excessive
use
of
alcoholic
beverages,
one
of
the
greatest
social
and
govern-"jnental
problems
in
Canada
today,
our
departments
Cof
education
and
our
liquor
control
authorities
have
been
loath
to
use
this
or
any
other
medium
of
mass
instruction.
Why
should
not
at
least
ten
per
cent
of
the
net
'profit
of
provincial
liquor
sales
go
each
year
to
tho
(promotion
of
true
temperance
through
planned
advertising?
"
'
.
;
Over-indulgence
is
costing
this
nation
millions
'of
dollars
annually
in
broken
homes
and
broken
bodies,
a
cost
which
is
bearing
directly
on
every
taxpayer.
The
statistics
are
in
large
measure
available.
The
story
can
be
factual,
free
of
preachiness,
and
fully
and
freely
told.
i
Such
an
investment
in
adult
education
through
advertising
would
make
good
sense
and
save
good
dollars.
Midland
(Ontario)
Free
Press-Herald.
SC'KJI'Tl'llE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
"Harden
not
your
hearts."
Hebrews
3:8
1950
reports:
tation
and
this
may
be
Import
Wilh
Pump
Control
"Terrible
things
were
done
to
South
Korean
and
UN
prisoners
by
North
Korean
guards.
Perhaps
cruelty
Is
essentially
a
part
of
the
Korean
tradition.
Today
the
South
Korean
police
and
patriotic
organizations
are
fol
$159.50
ant.
In
Alberta
and
Manitooa
:
a
simple
transferable
vote
.
Is
used
in
single-member
consMt-
ueneiej
but
this
becomes
pro-
,
portional
representation
In
ridings
returning
more
than
o.ie
member.
All
the
voter
does
In
each
system
Is
to
put
down
his
choices
in
order
of
preference.
1.
2,
3,
et?.
But
count
ing
m
ewb
case
is
quite
different
and
may;
gjye
,dilterent
results.
In
th;i
single-member
districts
It
is
not(-much
more
.
complicated
that
lowing
the
same
tradition.
In
i
spile
of
efforts
of
U.S.
officers;
HORTHERH
B.
C.
MM
to
prevent
them,
and
the
pre-
j
puratlon
of
reports
by
otherwise
impotent
UN
officials,
persecution
ayut,
murder
continue.
'
;
TIWS
writer
has
witnessed
-en
BTEWA8TJ
PHI
NOB
RUPERT
.
,
r
i
i
under
our
present
system
of
j
voting.
But
in
multiple-memrrer
j
.
-
LANG
SANDS
publisher
of
the
Fraser
Valley
.
Record,
Mission
City,
who
was
elected
'president
of
the
Canadian
Weekly
Newspaper
Association
at
the
annual
meeting
held
in
the
Chateau
Frontenac,
Quebec
City,
last
week.
His
election
to
head
the
nation-wide
trade
organization
of
weekly
newspapers
Is
a
distinct
honor
to
B.C.
and
is
but
the
fourth
time
in
31
yeurs
that
the
office
has
fallen
to
a
British
Columbia
rural
publisher.
Mr.
Sands
Is
a
past
president
of
B.C.
Division,
CWNA
and
has
been
a
leader
In
the
advancement
of
the
provincial
weekly
press
for
many
years.
outih
Incidents
to
believe
that
In
South
Korea
the
defence
of
tht
local
brand
of
democracy
h&t
been
no
less
vicious
than
tht
atrocities
committed
In
the
caust
of
communism."
oOo
ALL
OF
OUR
PAPERS
carrier,
eye-witness
reports
In
the
early
days
of
the
war
In
Korea
telling
of
the
breaking
of
the
backbones
of
captured
North
Korean
soldiers.
Several
described
the
"horrible
crunches'
'as
the
8outh
Korean
rifle
butts
put
the
victims
horribly
to
death
and
how
111
districts
it
iS
a
highly
involved
i
mathematical
procedure
which
j
takes
page3
to
explain.
j
Nobody
is
willing
to
make
any
;
definite
predictions
as
to
what
effect
the
Alberta
and
Manitoba;
systems
would
have
here.
i
Mr.
Wlsmer,
however,
said'
nothing
about
these
systems.
He,
merely
said
"transferable
vote"!
and
observers
are
wondering
line
means
what
he
says.
If
hM
does,
then
he
intends
that
all
electoral
districts
will
become
j
single-member
ridings,
because!
that
is
the
only
way
the
simple
translerable
vote
works.
THE
B.C.
SERVING
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
FROM
PRINCE
Bl'FERT
the
few
who
failed
to
die
right
were
later
shot.
TO;
MASSET
PORT
CLEMENTS
JUSKATLA
That
is
plain
murder
not
war.
The
persons
responsible
should
be
brought
to
trial,
whether
they
were
North
or
South
Koreans,
or
persons
of
any
other
citizenship
QUEEN
CHAKW""
BAY
--ALLIFORD
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
You
will
be
delighted
ivitfi
this
fragrant
tea
CCF
Leader
Harold
Winch
seems
very
suspicious
of
what
Mr.
Wismer
has
in
mind.
He
issued
a
statement
saying
that
the
government
intends
to
make
a
mockery
of
democracy
by
gerrymandering.
'
Apparently
Mr.
Winch
is
afraid
that
Wlsmer's
Idea
Is
to
LiSAVF:
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
"Tj
flunw
Except
Thursday
nvrmr
.
from
prime
fft
Are
Honored
ot
Pt.
Edward
Parry-To
honor
Mr.
and
Mm.
M.
O.
Woodcock,
who
art
leaving
cn
the
Prince
Oeorge
on
Thursday,
trwtr
Port
Edward
friend
gave
them
a
surprise
party
on
Bdtur-duy
night
W.
F.
LeHuray
madu
the
presentation
of
a
beautiful
table
lamp.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wotd-
ALICE
ARM
TO:
mnmii
a
nm
THURSDAYS
J
PRINCE
RUPERT
LEAVE:
Pi
LEAVE:
STEWART
FRIDAYS
draw
neyi
electoral
boundaries1
to
cut
out
concentrations
of
CCF
voters,
.
;
Or
he
may
be
thinking
of
a
report
by
Commissioner
Harry
Butcher,
K.C.,
on
the
alternative
voting
system
In
the
nals
of
the
House
of
Commons
in
1936.
Mr.
Butcher
wrote:
"One
party,
by
making
arrangement
HOURS
TION
cock
are
returning
to
Vancouver
after
living
in
Port
Edward
for
the
ppfit
eight
years.
PIONEER
LAW
Canada
Food
and
Drug
Ac
...
PHONE
470
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
QUEEII
1874.
was
the
first
law
In
th,
western
world
providing
for
anal
yxls
of
submitted
samples.
with
another
party,
can
crush
V
third.
In
one
year
the
Llber-tls
of
Belgium
combined
with
the.
Conservatives
to
crush
the
3oclalist
party
.
.
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p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
7
p.m.
to
9
ChristoPher
HOW
TO
BUILD
A
GOOD
CREDIT
RECORD
1.
Pay
charge
accounts
in
full
by
the
10th
of
each
month.
2.
Make
contract
or
installment
payments
on
or
before
due
date.
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Killas&
INDUSTRIAL
INCREASE
p.m.
ollf
Air
Freight
o
Premier
Johnson
will
be
In
Jubilee
Hospital
for
another
two
or
three
weeks.
He
still
has
a
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
Alberta's
industrial
production
for
1950
is
estimated
at
$500,000,
COO,
an
increase
of
20
per
cwit
in
two
years.
east
up
to
hi
waist
as
a
result
I
.