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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Fiiclay.
June
13.
1952
Tough-Spirited
Communist
Prisoners
SiJ
.
By
BILL
BOSS
i
vacant.
their
own
r
,
.
,
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
It
w.,
only
one
ol
the
seem-
times
1
Jim,t,,ParUes-)1
K.OJE
ISLAND,
Korea
In
TICTI
RKSQI
E
ROCK
VANCOUVER
t
Experts
here
say
cue
type
of
agate
rocks
found
In
Vancouver
has
lines
and
color
resembling
oil
paintings.
After
they
are
found
the
ingjy
endlc-M
ways
in
which
the
Communis
J"
.
,U
mdniEht
CoL
Asfor
Given
stripped
of
hU
pnv-
and
Dara,u7
-Ke?
and
,Z
Southern
Manitoba
Needs
Rain
WINNIPEG.
Although
scat-
6,000
prisoners
were
singing.
acy,
his
every
act
open
to
the
song
and
dan
&nd
exlHl
I
It
was
Compound
No.
85,
one
scrutiny
of
his
guards
and
of
I
Camn
mm,
t
t
of
those
reputed
to
hold
the
,
his
fellows.
I
the
mZ
.
'
Wt'artn
I
stones
are
giound
and
polished,
j
and
"results
can
be
amazingly
beautiful."
said
Peter
Drummond
I
a
member
of
a
university
group.
touKhcst-stiiiOed
i
Ccunmunisu
Compound
leadership
seems
to
the
political
Tia
J
keep
him
con.U.nly
on
the
go."
Jacket
S
cT1'
away
trom
reflection
on
his
lot.
Everv
4n
ft
P'
sludy
th
on
the
island.
They
were
massed
100
across,
60
deep.
They
were
singing
jaunty
I
tered
showers
to
good
rains
oc-
They
exercLie
for
hours,
Theyieter
of
th.
L
',"una
'he
per
(if
mtruninl
i
ui
'""'""
b.m1s
marching
songs
whose
tempo
:
march
to
u"e
wa'iti
..
.
.
icaL
they
beat
out
with
their
capo,
Improvised
from
kitchenware
K(XN
TO
SHIPPERS
j
curred
during
the
past
week
at
"
Refrigerated
cars
permitting
:
many
points
in
the
three
prairie
shipment,
of
porithable
foods
for
.'
provinces,
precipitation
was
One
dav
tum
.
1
swung
from
the
right
side,
acrus
!
tin
cans
and
broomsticks.
Their
the
chest,
and
up
to
the
kit
marching
puts
to
shame
the
out-
long
distances
were
introduced
'antry
backed
Vtori
"
t
t
tered
the
compclSH
handbound
mT
hatched
shoulder.
!
of
-step
shuffle
of
the
U.N.
ln-
generally
the
lightest
where
it
was
most
needed
in
southern
Manitoba.
on
American
railroads
in
1875.
23rd
Term
As
CPU
President
By
EDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
Canadian
Press
Stall
Writer
LONDON
Col.
Jacob
Astor,
chairman
of
The
Times,
was
reelected
president
of
the
Commonwealth
Press
Union
at
the
42nd
annual
meeting.
It
marked
thj
veteran
newspaper
publishers
23rd
successive
term
in
office.
Lord
Burnham,
managing-director
of
The
Daily
Telegraph,
in
reviewing
the
activities
of
the
union
during
the
last
12
months,
said
the
newspaper
profession
throughout
the
Commonwealth
would
ivelcome
the
death
of
the
On
a
rostrum
facing
them
was
;
fantrymen
on
exercLse
marches
of
the
RetotoZ".
the
camp
leader.
Bulween
the;
about
the
camp
area
outside.
.
.
I
.
.
I
jfo
j
Further
good
rains
are
re-1
quired
Immediately
in
southern
j
songs
he
sanawicnea
poinita'
ln
the
evenings'
they
stage
death
24
hours
j
later.
C'Ubbl
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
AFTER
A
HAIRCUT
Geatan
and
Rejean
have
lost
their
long
tresses
and
now
are
ready
to
face
school
at
Timmihs,
Ont..
this
fall
as
more
grown-up
men.
The
six-year-old
twins
are
a
bit
self-conscious
in
th?ir
short
haircuts
but
probably
soon
will
get
used
to
thenv
(CP
PHOTO
i
Tot
iktpcclot
harangues,
key
phrases
chorused
in
reply
by
the
phalanx,
with
appropriate
hand-and-cap
gestures.
It
was
impressive
and
in
a
way,
frightening.
There
were
all
the
hallmaiks
of
simple
soldierly
discipline
coupled
with,
ingenious
leader-
,1
vn'o
fctnei
cl
1
BREAST
CANCER
areas
and
even
in
districts
where
spring
rains
have
been
fairly
satisfactory
additional
rains
would
be
welcomed
to
pro-mot;
normal
crop
growth.
The
weekly
crop
report
of
the
department
of
agriculture
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
also
indicates
that
cutworm
damage
continues
from
points
in
southern
Manitoba
and
elsewhere
and
weed
spraying
has
commenced.
In
the
Okanagan
Valley,
the
weather
was
warm
with
occasional
showers,
creating
ideal
growing
conditions.
No
damage
to
fruit
crops
was
reported
from
Stewart
Notes
fur
art
!
Unittd
Nations'
draft
conven-iship
to
keep
men
occupied
the
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Torts
Eoch
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Comfort
and
Service
responsibility
of
the
'prisoners'
on
"freedom
of
Informa-
tion
tion.
Mrs.
Dan
McPhee
and
arrived
by
plane
on
their
way
CCXUMIIA
nenjifs
It.
had
been
a
document
orig-
o,wn
leaders.
Every
compound
was
impeccable,
scrupulously
clean
and
orderly.
The
soldiers'
uniforms
were
clean.
So
were
their
bodies.
'Continued
from
page
41
self.
Dr.
R.
A.,
Macpherson
of
Winnipeg
said
that
mortality
from
intestinal
.obstruction
has
dropped
from
about
50
per
cent
to
12
per
cent
in
the
last
12
years.
Willi
HQLDEN
am
7.,;h
c"
,
'
inally
intended
to
improve
ln7
treatment
Mn
Mlpher
wa
!
TVl
i
h"?
!"
"
6of
O'niation
but
had
developed
In-
here
in
the
early
days
t-
ramr,
,nH
as
iatr
J.,
p,,;
!
to
an
encouVagement
to
govern.
-----f
n
v,a
v
w
1
11
1
V.
V-
A
corner
of
every
compound
'
was
rigged
up
as
a
bathing
place
with
rock
drainage.
Throughout
j
the
day
those
corners
were
never
,
Rlinprt.
tt'lidro
VA
anonnaA
in
any
cause
and
no
change
in
...
the
ments
to
enact
special
press
laws
dangerous
to
freedom
of
i
..v.
fsgvu
in
uit
fka
J
1
II..
rruit
is
indicated
from
"c
"ao
uuc
h
prospects
fishing
inditstry.
Also
on
the
oats
fafono
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
CR
DEPOT
'
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT
prompt
diagnosis
and
early
sur-
same
Diane
was
Mrs.
Junp
Dick
i
expression.
that
given
last
week.
I
gical.
treatment,
but
that
sue-
!
government
sub-agent
from
Tel-
i
I,f,I-ICY
OF
VIGILANCE
tlnn
ann
Mori
In
a
rioinmnrocclnn
AnvnnV.
fmnlr
wr.
ni.i.
I
1U
.
The
policy
of
the
Common
BC.
tube
takes
precedence
in
reduc
wife
of
the
RCMP
Constable
Dick
1
J
,
t
1
4
.
1
i
,
JOHNNY
STEWAPT
Today's
Stocks
(t'ourtrxj
S.
D.
JoliiiMtim
Co.
Ltd.)
J
I
stationed
at
Telegraph
Creek.
.
M
mm
t,
HHIW
KOMI
.
tntttf
mm
Ktuu
ing
the
death
rate.
He
noted
that
Dr.
L.
C.
Bart-lett
of
Winnipeg
used
the
tube
successfully
in
49
of
50
cases
and
his
success
was
due
to
"care
and
perseverance."
wealth
Press
Union
must
continue
to'
be
one
of
eternal
vlgl
lance."
Lord
Burnham
saldi
"Whenever
there
Is
a
threat
of
encroachment
on
press
freedom
we
must
be
ready
to
step
on
it
without
delay.
And
wp
must
re
main
true
to
our
trust
to
tel
the
news
impartially,
even
if
at
times
it
hurts."
TODAY
ond
SATURDAY
Evenings
7
-
9:00
p.m.
Sot.
Moti"ce
2
n.m.
TOTEM
A
FAMOUS
PLATERS
THEATK
Walter
Brown
of
Hyder.
Alaska,
Is
sawing
logs
at
his
ne
mill
here.
Mr.
Brown,
who
Ls
a
nephew
of
the
late
Frank
Reiclj-enbach
who
ran
an
assay
office
In
Hyder,
closed
his
Hyder
mill
some
years
ago
and
went
to
Oregon.
He
is
now
back
in
business
Moving
Canadian
visitor.
Car-
ARISTOLPAT
Th
vllimot
in
imI
Rya
Whitkitt
lull-bsditd,
4ull-flavoufd.
S
YEARS
Oik
and
hopes
to
stay
this
time.
Hi
lyle
Allison,
editor-in-chief
of
will
be
joined
later
on
by
his
j
the
Winnipeg
Tribune,
was
in.,
family.
troduced
by
Lord
Burnham.
Al-
'
1
i'on
said
he
had
returned
Id
is
summer...
serve
M;.nv
Van-1
Blilain
aftpr
an
absence
of
28
3
VANCOUVER
(CP)
couver
youn?
men
arc
having
'
years
to
"indoctrinate"
hlm.ilf
ij
Mr
in
things
British.
He
felt
en
tinued
stress
should
be
placed
on
their
left
ears
pierced
for
earrings,
says
Mrs.
Edna
Mae
Young
an
oa
croialict
Sho
-laitnoH
melchers
the
Importance
:
f
Anglo-Cana
out
of
men
are
crowding
girls
dian
trade
relations.
the
shop.
VANCOL'VEU
American
atanuara
.13
Bralorne
6
10
B
R
X
03'2
Cariboo
Quartz
140
Congress
07
Crontn
Babine
...
40
Giant
Mascot
90
Indian
Mines
16
Pend
Oreille
5
8
Pioneer
2
00
Premier
Border
21
Privateer
07
Rrno
04
Sheep
Creek
1
40
Sllbak
Premier
4.;
Vananda
OS'.j
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
07
Silver
Standard
2
12
Western
Uranium
4
im)
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7
00
A
P
Con
55
Calmont
1
GO
Central
Leduc
4
60
Home
Oil
1100
Mercury
25
Okalta
-4
00
Pacific
Pete
12.50
Royal
Canadian
19
TORONTO
Athona
'
,
,
W;
Aumaque
18
Bevcourt
'
1
17
Buffalo
Canadian
22
Consol.
Smelters
35.00
n
:a
11
i.
11
LONDON
CLUB
DRY
GIN
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t
1
1
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from
grain
ma
I
'
Aristocrat
!
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JfytllAtdf
j
j
ll
ruPII
t.
yyv"
:
fnathtt
and
ractifled
ovar
Untit
quality
imported
botanicals.
Th
idoal
Gin
for
cocktatlt.
CoMint,
lc
TWf
1
MA
Aliention
All
Salmon
Fishermen
A
SPECIAL
MEETING
l;
vote
on
salmon
price
proposals
will
lie
held
SATURDAY,
JUNE
14
2
p.m.
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meeliag
is
important
r.
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r
"
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.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
TODAY
o
id
SATURDAY
Fvrw'ngs
7
-
9:22
Sof.
Matinees
2
-
4:20
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Special
Shirt
Selection
For
Father's
Day
inn
nnrac:
For
Cool
Cooking
Use
Electrical
Appliances
v
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west
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21
East
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810
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Yellowknife
10.05
God's
Lake
42
Hardrock
12l,
Harricana
10
Heva
13
Duvex
80
Joliet
Quebec
41
Litlle
Long
Lac
65
Lynx
14
Madscn
Red
Lake
1.00
McKenzle
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
......
3.50
Moneta
.38
Negus
46
Noranda
78.50
Louvlcourt
24
Pickle
Crow
1
60
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
120
Senator
Rouyn
14
Sherrit
Gordon
4
25
Steep
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fi.60
Silver
Miller
2
00
Upper
Canada
1.82
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8.15
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kangettes
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14.50
tfte
toasters
995
o
32.95
egg
cookers
5.95
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B.C.
Power
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Dad
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Best.
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For
Dod
the
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is
none
too
good.
REGULAR
PRICE
$7.50.
the
Tooke
Diplomat.
Dad's
personal
choice
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for
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$5.95
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SCOTLAND'S
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Milt)
'
Regular
$1.00
U.S.A.
Esquire
ANKLE
SOCKS
75c
AH
Sizes
If
It's
From
WALLACE'S
He's
Bound
To
Like
It!
MEN'S
N-
TROUSERS
$9.95
Regular
$15.95
-
$16.95
All
Sizes
All
top
quality
Men's
Slacks.
Pure
Kool
Worsteds,
Serges
and
Gabardines
....
Selected
from
regular
slock.
Excellent
selection
of
all
colors.
Pleated
waist,
dippers,
tab
pockets.
Alterations
extra,
please.
,
'
I
Regular
$1.50
TIES
$1
Selected
from
Stock
PAJAMAS
TEE
SHIRTS
JACKETS
BATH
ROBES
RAINWEAR
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the
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la?0
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if
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
avhisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
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ft
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th
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This
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ment
it
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or
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Colunl
or
by
tl..
Gov.rnm.nt
of
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