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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
30,
1950
I
would
be
"for
it"
also.
Their
names
were
on
the
Communist
company.
There
is
a
long
standing
and
deep
seated
distrust
:r
i
PjncpcrDaly
News
indent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
lheb"u:iding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Icr,
Tcr
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year
I
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
$5.00.
'
"""J
dtelike
between
North
and
South
blacklists"
for
having
been
mix-
rx
As
1
-vi
I
i
i
jr.-l
v
See
L2)
it
Koreans
(Just
as
in
U.S.A.)
A
led
up
in
the
aemonstrations
In
northerner
can
Instantly
be
de-
j
the
north,
tected
in
the
south
by
his
speech.
ouo
There
were
hundreds
of
thou-
i
'
Living
Cosl
j
At
New
High
WASHINGTON,
DC.
'9
The
United
States
government's
cost-of-living
ind-ex
rose
yesterday
to
an
all-time
hip;h.
'
The
new
index,
covering
prices
as
of
October
15,
was
174.8
percent
of
the
1035-39
base
100
an
increase
of
0.6
percent
since
September
15.
Nearly
one
million
workers
whose
wage
contracts
are
tied
to
the
rise
and
fall
of
the
index
!
sands
of
northern
refugees
in
WHEN
THE
KOREAN
boy:
were
ordered
deported
they
es
southern
Korea.
The
government
was
a
cruel
dictatorship,
thinly
caped
in
a
manner
more
herorjc
disguised
as
a
democracy.
It
was
than
any
comic
strip.
They
s.p-
ic
Interest
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
KOREAN
BOYS
FREE
AT
LAST
the
Canadian
arated
and
worked
hard
to
ean
their
living.
But
when
the
Korean
war
corrupt
and
terroristic.
The
policemen
were
the
self
same
thugs
who
had
been
the
Japanese
puppets.
Their
whim
was
law.
broke
out
the
government
felt
win
receive
pay
increase
of
two
!
government
has
done
the
Social
conditions
were
'actually
that
it
could
take
no
chance
tha
to
three
cents
an
hour.
decent
thing
and
let
the
jtwo
Korean
youths
go
ifree.
Three
Months
for
TtlAVA
A
.FAI.lt
worse
than
in
the
north.
Thus
tha
j
they
might
turn
out
to
be
spies
boy
refugees
found
that
they
had
:
or
saboteurs.
Jumped
from
the
frying
pan
into
i
myself
gave
the
boys
my
word
the
fire.
j
Df
honor
that
if
they
voluntarily
0"
surrendered
they
could
be
sure
THEY
STOWED
away
on
a
Can-
of
a
square
deal
from
our
govern
-adian
ship
and
reached
Vancou-
ment.
Many
a
time
in
went
ver.
For
months
they
lived
here
months
I
askd
myself
if
I
was
in
almost
complete
freedom.
But
i
justified
in
doing
that.
-
Pong
and
Young
are
Car!
Edward
Fry,
who
pleaded
again
at
the
Fraser
Valley
home
guilty
to
a
charge
of
indecent
where
they
found
refuge'
after
assault
following
recent
episodes
one
of
tlK-ir
several
escapes.
But
in
-the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
was
this
time
their
liberty
is
legalized
always
was
the
fear
that
they
But
all's
welk
that
ends
well,
would
be
deported.
They
always
Two
boys,
who
might
havrberu
sentenced
to
three
months'
im-
by
Canada.
The
B.C.
friends
of
prisonment
by
Magistrate
Mc-
these
two
lads
have
posted
a
bond
Clymountin
city
police
court
of
,
$1,000
to
assure
the
govern-
Knew
inai
wan
was
coming
in
among
the
thousands
killed
n
Korea.
Th6y
also
knew
that,
t
jl
The
Oonf
Matihfw
A
Harm
Vrwf.
nr
fevent
of
war
their
personal
posi
weaneacuy
munuiig.
Fry
s
record
ment
that
they
will
not
again
was
checked
and
it
was
found
take
the
law
into
their
own
he
had
committed
a
similar
hands.
lion
would
be
desperate.
"Good
Heavens!
You
mean
they're
non-breakable
too?"
now
have
a
chance
to
learn
what
Canadian
democracy
really
means.
I
WEEKS
from
today
Prince
Rupert,
like
most
r
cities
in
therovince,
will
be
holding
its
lection.
A
considerable
number
of
candidates
Jready
announced
their
intention
of
seeking
jj
to
the
aldermanic
board
and
there
will
be
no
Jty
in
getting
that
filled.
ere
is
a
dearth
of
candidates
to
date,
how-I
the
less
spectacular
and
less
publicized
board
jol
trustees
which
has
a
big
continuing
job
on
vis
in
the
extensive
building
program
now
-way.
Fortunately,
however,
it
is
understood
f
least
the
retiring
incumbents,
who
have
done
f
job,
are
willing
to
carry
on.
lere
is
also
the
newly
elective
parks
hoard
in
ittle
interest
appears,
so
far
at
least,
to
be
jjThis
body
has
a
function
to
perform
which
has
been
very
much
lacking.
d,
while
we
arc
talking
of
candidates,
we
j&lso
comment
on
the
lack
of
general
interest
jems
to
be
taken
in
civic
affairs,
about
the
lies
who
seem
to
concern
themselves
at
all
Jie
Ratepayers'
Association
and
Junior
As
refugees
from
the
north
they
would
be
suspected
as
spis
in
the
south.
But
if
the
north
won
the
whole
country
th?y
offence
atf
Vermillion,
Alberta,
and
also
had
a
trreft
conviction
against
him
in
the
East.
Seattle
Gunman
For
Action,
Advertise!
oOo
THE
STORY
of
these
two
boys
reads
like
an
adventure
book
by
Henty
or
Kingsley.
They
were
born
and
brought
up
in
North
Korea.
When
Japan
was
defeated
in
the
recent
war
thev
exnected
the
dawn
of
a
new
Gets
$12,
AIR
PASSENGERS"
MEN'S
SUITS
WATERFRONT
Frcm
Vancouver
(Tucjdav)
SEATTLE
K
A
methodical
day.
At
first
they
were
well
satis
gunman
escaped
with
$12,000
E
Gurnmei.
Mr.
a'na
Mrs.
RP;
fied
with
the-rule
of
the
Con'
i.um
u.e
magnuiia
oiaie
eann
;
Mathews,
J.
McCullosh,
R.
Cos-
here
yesterday
after
looUn:
BOYS'
WEAR
BOYS'
.UNDERWEAR
i
Union
Suits
$2.25
!
BOYS'
SWEATERS
Plain
i
colors,
V-Neck,
from.
..
$1.50
;
BOYS'
SHIRTS
In
plain
shades,
from
$1.50
COiNAFORTERS.,
I
Lovely
satin
combination
com-
j
wan,
Mrs.
E.
Magnuson.
E.
Ma-
Expertly
tailored
.
.
.
latest
in
style
.
.
.
Single
and'
double
breasted,
perfect
fit.
From
$37.50
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
TROUSERS
nuson,
J.
W.
Jackson.
J.
K.
Wood
three
separate
cages.
He
escaped
on
foot.
munists
in
North
Korea.
But
soon
it
became
clear
that
there
was
no
real
freedom.
When
the
government
tried
to
(substitute
Russian
for
English
as
L.
Stanley,
E.
V.
Hanson,
Mrs.
Mclnnes.
Watson
Island
cellulose
mill
received
350
tons
of
cement,
eight
tons
of
steel
plates
as
well
as
a
general
cargo
of
machinery
from
the
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Island
King,
Capt.
Walter
Holm-berg,
yesterday
afternoon.
The
Island
King
was
first
in
Prince
the
second
language
in
high
Toronto
Bank
is
Robbed
of
$10,000
To
Masset
(Wednesday)
R.
Williams,
L.
Widen,
Mr.
-and
Mrs.
G.
Price.
To
Vanrnuvpr
(Wprinrsrlnvt
New
designs
.
.
.
Semi-draped,
forters.
Dandy
selection
for
also
standard
cut
.
.
.
Perfect
double
beds.
From
$5.95
!
fitting.
Real
savings
at
these
CHILDREN'S
COMFORTERS
j
prices
$6.00
to
$12.00
in
nice
designs,
from
...
$1.75
.
jis
apathy
to
civic
affairs
is
an
unfortunate
TORONTO
0)
-Three
armed
In.
c.
Navlor.
R
.r
Kask
n
Rupert
at
o
a.m.
Tuesday,
un-
schools
and
universities
student
riots
broke
out.
The
two
boys,
then
unknown
to
each
other,
escaped
'
into
South
Korea.
oOo
THERE
THE
boys
met
and
became
friends,
for
misery
loves
loading
35
tons
of
structural
steel
men
held
up
a
branch
of
the
f
Adams,
C.
Shaw.
J.
A.
Brown,
A.
nd
is
not
conducive
to
the
best
and
most
astic
of
civic
government.
Even
the
members
m
mm
tor
tne
Dominion
Bridge,
50
tons
i
Canadian
uanK
01
commerce
Watson,
G.
F.
Pike,
E.
V.
Hcnson.
of
oil
for
the
Home
Oil,
150
tons
here
yesterday
and
escaped
with
jjw
tr.
Walden
of
coal
for
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Co.,
'
$10,000
in
cash.
Bank
officials
,.-
and
28
tons
of
eeneral
r.areo.
described
the
hold-up
as
a
j
SHOP
and
SAVE
al
civic
governing
boards
themselves
welcome
and
helpful
interest
on
the
part
of
the
pub-;h,
of
course,
does
not
mean
that
personal
Mm.
Boat
and
common
lumber
as
well
"smash
and
grab
Job."
There
as
cannery
supplies
is
the
cargo
w&s
no
shooting.
pnntl
are
so
welcomed.
iui
iiuiaun
Diw,
cannery
at
rurwi
Edward.
Continuing
on
her
way
north
to
Alice
Arm
Friday
the
I
freighter
will
unload
ten
tons
of
I
Briefs
grinding
balls,
15
tons
of
steel
w
rss
Is
m'ver
final
and
failure
never
fatal.
It's
courage
piaics,
43
tons
oi
nme
oarreis
ALLACE
i
i
r;
1?
.i
i
it
i
A
M
A
A
,
3
A
n
&
I
and
100
tons
of
concentrate.
counts.
jrom
Britain
BURY
ST.
EDMONDS,
England
f
A
sneak
thief
raided
a
local
shoe
store.
Puzzled
-clerks
after
a
check-up
said
that
two
left
boots
were
missing.
Kraft
paper
loaded
at
Ocean
Falls
will
balance
the
ship's
capacity
on
her
southbound
trip
to
Vancouver1.
PHARMACY
riNfi
DUCK
H
the
international
situation
as
it
is
today,
tH
-
MA'
''Ki8
.
Arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
on
the
liner
Prince
Georee.
dockintr
LAVENHAM,
SUFFOLK,
Enrv
the
negotiation
of
1000
miles
presenting
fd
iculty
than
did
that
of
100,
50
years
ago,
it
here
yesterday
morning
from
land
W
Dairy
larmcr
n.
Vancouver,
were
J.
M.
Sloan,
Mrs.
'
Knox
decided
to
move
from
his
'
M.
Johnson,
Mrs.
J.
Gilmour,
R.
!
farm
in
Scotland
because
It
rain-
I
V.
Richards,'
D.
M.
MacDonald,
:
much
there.
When
he
got
A.
Windatt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
O.
'.
here
it
was
pouring.
j
wiui
onui
t-miitvu
iu
imagine
lucil
eu
vciou
cwi
this
country
is
adequately
populated
by
a
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
p
H
0
N
E
7
9
Kullander,
R.
Anderson,
A.
L.
,4
millions.
Canada
would
be
like
a
sitting
Rogers,
Jack
Eng,
T.
Sorenson.j
LONDON
W
Banquets
have
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Davis,
Mr.
Sur-i
hgjtj
in
London
for
centuries
an
enemy
country.
tees,
H.
Hansen,
Mrs.
C.
Chandler,
but
now
they're
really
booming.
solution
is,
to
bring
about
a
substantial
in-
LS'4r
.Seagrams
In
population.
A
larger
population,
too,
would
Statistics
show
an
average
or
xa.
000
persons
every
week
attend
such
get-togethers.
Mrs.
H.
Stanley,
R.
Eveleigh,
A.
P.
Nickol,
H.
Larsen,
A.
H.
Tor-roff,
H.
Christenson,
J.
Chambers,
M.
O.
Gormely,
Mrs.
George
bettor
and
faster
development
of
our
vast
resources,
something
that
must
be
done
if
is
to
survive
and
flourish
in
this
fast-moving,
Kings
Plate
:
Hours
of
special
bank
opening
in
Prince
Rupert
to
accommo
Hill,
Miss
P.
Hill,
Mrs.
C
Hill,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Behnsen,
B.
Williamson,
T.
S.
Harrison,
E.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVEME
date
Columbia
Cellulose
mm(
Kn..nfinn
n.-ririrpr
in
the.
Meagle,
Mr.
Collison,
J.
Donald
competitive
wond.
-
re
must
be
devoted
to
the
direction
of
new
as
son,
R.
Leighton,
C.
Kofoed,
G.J;
t
f
tneu.
checks
wiU
be
D.
Patterson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
g
t
B7.30
pm
Fridays.
The,
Ogdahl,
Gloria
and
Jean;
Mrs.
fal
arrangement
for
the
eve-
J.
Mulroney,
S.
P.
Woodslde,
Mr.
oDening
of
the
banks
has
f
both
when
they
are
here
and
before
they
Get
Your...
0T
Seagrams
Sure
id
Xmas
Today,
the
majority
of
immigrants
land
the
first
idea
of
what
the
country
is
like,
aintest
knowledge
of
its
people
and
customs.
soil
(Ont.)
Tribune.
aim
mi
.
a.
.
-
j,een
made
in
view
oi
me
Smith,
Jonna
Schlater,
Mrs.
E.
that
tne
men
are
now
working
Tcrner,
J.
Elliotson,
O.
J.
Hansen,
1
48hour
week
and
have
no
op-P.
Stephens,
M.
McFadden,
J-
Jortunity
to
get
into
the
city
This
advertisement
!s
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
thu
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Mcraaaen,
i.
oi,oi;iiuaie,
j.
jiuring
regular
banning
nours.
Cards
Mow!
ErlCKSOn,
J.
w.
jonnston,
j.
Eaves,
Mrs.
V.
Giraud,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Pearson,
Don
Olsen,
Reg
Mawer,
Geo.
Peratovich,
R.
tlghton,
H.
G.
Perry,
P.
Wilson,
V.
Grant,
G.
Royals,
Mrs.
B.
Smith.
The
Prince
George
sailed
last
night
for
Ketchikan
and
will
return
here
tonight
southbound.
938B
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
j
teat
liSi
Ub6U
BEFORE
if
STARTS...
INSTEAD
OF
AFTER
IT
APPEARS
Pharn:
231
FRINTERS
Prince
Rupert
OITICE
SUPPLIES
3rd
Street
STATIONERS
The
herring
quota
for
the
East
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
having
been
caught,
the
herring
fleet
is
now
prospecting
in.
the
central
sub-district
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area.
Over
40,000
tons
is
the
quota
for
the
central
sub-district
listed
in
the
Fisheries
'
-
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMING!
regulations.
s
!
5
SATIN-GILO
ENAMEL
T'Hwnliim1
the
new
ningic
Ingredient
of
Sat!n-Glo
f
namel,
ha
four
limes
the
hiding
power
of
white
'd
.
.
.
Is
Insoluble
even
in
boiling
sulphuric
acid
.
gives
new
improved
Satin-GIo
Enamel
greater
covering
capacity.
Also,
special
plastic
gums
give
a
hard
tile-like
fiiuHh
that's
almost
unscratchahle,
thai
.
.
i
;
i.
.
1
.ml
urniihea
like
a
'The
Imperial
motor
tanker
Namu
arrived
In
port
yesterday
PHONE
morning
from
Vancouver.
She
sailed
for
Ocean
Falls
after
leav
LET
US
BAKE
YOUR
CAKE
now
643
i
5
ing
here.
.
-rf
I
U
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
hiaji
uriK'Hr
iwii((ci
ehina
plate.
Pee
the
lovely
colors
at
your
Bapco
dealer.
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j
r
Make
This
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the
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Foundation,
caused
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interact
in
dental
circles
because
of
its
promising
method
of
attacking
tooth
decay.
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preliminary
tests
conducted
at
the
University,
can
after
case
of
reduction
in
the
incidence
of
tooth
decay
was
reported.
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of
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make
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same
formula
readily
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to
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Ammoniated
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Piiste
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as
directed,
morning
and
night
and
right
after
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