by
52
pro-Rhee
assemblymen
7
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
5,
1952
.'i
41
it
most
critical
opponents.
They
called
Rhee's
charges
of
a
"Communist
plot"
agsdnst
the
government
mere
window
dressing.
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Korean
Politics
Shocks
U.S.
President
By
STAN
CARTER
PUSAN,
Kores
(AP)
President
Truman
has
told
President
Syngman
Rhec
he
was
"shocked"
at
political
developments
in
the
South
Korean
republic,
reliable
government
sources
LONDON
R
Thousands
of
British
Legion
women,
demand-
.?
ing
compulsory
wearing
of
hats
j
at
Legion
parades
and
services,
t
won
their
claim
that
a
woman
is
,
i
.
not
properly
dressed
without
one
,(i
"Hats
give
elegance
and
dignity,"
4it!
said
those
in
favor.
.'
who
withdrew,
saying
they
"could
not
continue"
to
work
with
legislators
they
considered
"corrupt."
It
calls
for:
1.
Re-election
of
Rhee
when
the
assembly
picks
a
head
of
state
late
this
month.
2.
Adoption
of
a
constitutional
amendment
providing
for
election
of
presidents
by
the
people
rather
than
the
assembly.
3.
Adoption
of
a
constitutional
amendment
providing
for
Married
tight
j
Women
to
Give
Them
New
Start
SACRAMENTO,
Calif.
AP)
The
district
attorneys
office
is
Investigating
the
marital
status
of
Hubert
Earl
Bustain,
05-year-old
Nevada
prospe6tor,
who
reported
he
married
eight
women
since
1911
because
"It's
my
system
to
help
others."
Deputy
District
Attorney
Robert
W.
Cole
said
he
was
par
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Ads
Pay
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a
two-house
assembly
Instead
of
The
U.S.
embassy
confirmed
V
a
unicameral
body.
ticularly
Interested
in
Bustain
s
L
statement
that
Bustain
assumes
but
isn't
sure
that
each
of
his
successive
wives
divorced
him.
No
charges
have
been
filed
Hia
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cni
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if
....
'
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i
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jJi
8'
against
Bustain
and
he
Is
not
New
Credit
Plan
Now
makes
it
easy
to
own
s
the
appliance
of
your
choice.
COME
IN
NOW
AND
SEE
THE
1952
LINE
OF
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES.
RANGES
-
REFRIGERATORS
-
RADIOS
WASHERS
-
TABLE
APPLIANCES
LAMPS
j
I
AOMtv-iiie
united
Textile
Workers
of
America
(AFLi
has
announced
dismissal
of
i,,.
camullai
staff
of
10
men
and
two
women.
Lloyd
Klenert,
centre,
UTWA
secretary-:
r.
:nmuncin
the
dismissal
in
Montreal,
said
charges
of
Communist
leadership
of
the
Canadian
branch
have
presented
a
"Keriour
problem"
to
the
organization.
Sam
Baron,
r
Canadian
rili
cctor
of
the
Textile
Workers'
Union
of
America
(CIOi
will
become
...
clir-ctu-
ul
the
rival
UTWA.
Rger
P.ovost,
right,
president
of
the
Quebec
'Federation
)
,!.
promos
Qu
'bee
director
of
the
UTWA.
(CP
PHOTOi
that
a
notrf
had
been
delivered
to
Rhee
but
refused
to
divulge
its
contents.
Korean
sources
quoted
Truman
as
writing
that
unless
Immediate
steps
are
taken
to
ease
the
political
crisis
Korea
will
face
a
grave
situation.
Rhee
has
proclaimed
martial
law
around
the
provisional
capital
and
may
.dissolve
the
national
assembly.
The
assembly
12
of
its
members
already
jailed
by
Rhee's
police
quit
work
today
for
lack
of
a
quorum.
A
source
close
to
President
4.
These
provisions
to
be
put
!
into
effect
two
years
from
no'v.
i
The
52
pro-Rhee
assemblymen
I
pulled
up
stakes
Tuesday
morning.
The
action
made
it
practically
impossible
for
the
183-membcr
body
to
carry
on
business.
A
quorum
of
92
Is
required.
Twelve
members
have
been
jailed
since
martial
law
was
declared
by
Rhee
May
24.
Some
20
to
30
others
are
in
hiding
.
for
fear
they
will
be
taken
into
custody.
After
trying
without
success
lllilO
loli.
I
Cai.ii'
under
arrest.
Bustain
confessed
he
couldn't
remember
the
names
of
all
his
wives.
He
said
he
married
first
in
1911,
and
again
in
1923.
1931,
1934,
1944,
twice
in
1945
and
most
recently
on
March
29,
1951,'
to
the
former
Doris
Johnson,
in
Reno,
Nev.
She
asked
the
district
attorney's
office
to
look
into
the
matter.
-
"I've
always
made
good
monty
Business
Spotlight
Rhee
said
the
aged
chief
may
Britishers
Urged
To
Brighten
Dress
HARROGATE",
England
(CP
aissoive
the
assembly
late
today
iiy
HJklil.H
UHUDh;
(Canadian
Press
Business
Editor
I
oiiiilitiK's
one
wonders
which
i
Northern
B.
C
Po
wer
Co.
L
td.
all
morning
to
get;
a
quorum,
Chairman
P.
II.
Shinii-ky
dismissed
the
assembly.
There
were
73
members
present.
'
United
Nations
sources
said
they
believe
Rhee
has
been
attempting
to
gain
control
of
the
assembly
by
threats,
intimidation
and
imprisonment
of
his
Elht
out
of
10
Britons
go
to
their
offices
as
though
dressed
f
is
an
old
or
tomorrow.
But
another
source
in
the
governments
said
Rhee
will
withhold
action
pending
outcome
of
a
compromise
plan
offered
to
his
opponents
who
normally
control
the
assembly.
The
compromise
was
offered
for
a
funeral,
says
F.
H.
Ridley
and
I
like
to
use
it
to
help
people
who
need
it,"
Bustain
said.
"With
all
the
women,
it
was
a
matter
of
helpink
them
out.
I'd
help
them
get
started
out
in
life
again."
than
six
months
of
our
united
efforts."
Besner
Block
Phone
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
,iiiitiy,
iiii'i
wnicn
is
a
new.
.
Stewart,
B.C.
past
president
of
the
National
it
for
granted
f
..
.
Association
of
Outfitters.
Ridley,
sporting
a
vivid
taj-tan
j.at
wt.
;ir
a
youtiR
country,
but
,
r'uii'
wtien
wf
listen
to
onic
i''
!l"m
an
country:
,
,,;,,!:.
u..
l'
'
that
it
in
we
who
:
western
Europe.
Recently,
it
lias
become
the
most
densely
populated
country
of
the
world,
with
more
than
800
inhabitants
to
the
square
mile.
FUN-ON
A-BUDGET...
in
the
Canadian
Rockies
shirt
and
fawn
trousers,
suggested
at
the
association's
annual
conference
that
Coronation
year
would
be
a
good
time
I
U
el
old,
perhaps,
"Canada,
on
the
other
hand,
Ridley
advocated
gayer
outfits,
something
more
Elizabethan,
for
Coronation
window.-.,
In
London's
West
End,
he
addo,
outfitters
did
not
appear
to
har;
changed
their
-windows,
exeejpt
to
dust
them,
for
years.
f
are
.so
leiauveiy
se-
i
uhich
nutnrn
h:io
cn
rlrhlu
hf.
to
prove
to
the
world
that
Britain
can
keep
good
taste
and
still
be
colorful.
"British
men
are
the
most
'
'
.
1
.1,
"
i
really
old
countries;
....
at,
rVid.d
with
fin
areanf
It
lliKi-
tl
.ili
'
gf,
lllit
.'.I.l!i''
W.
'
nr.
(Mi
li:
;
carelessly
dressed
Of
any
na
,i
it;
through
phases
of
and
even
udve.iture.
i
in
la'icc,
t
lie
re-inlay
of
Dr.
J.
R.
M.
iiik,
K
't
licrlands
Min-
tion,"
he
told
assembled
outfit-teds.
'If
only
we
could
enlist
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
in
our
campaign
he
could
do
more
fo.-
JUTE
SOURCE
Pakistan
is
the
largest
producer
of
jute
in
the
world,
with
an
annual
average
production
of
6.500,000
bales.
r
ul
..i'iii:unin'
ni
liUI
rt,
mio
about
23(1
times
that
of
the
Netherlands,
contains
roughly
four
inhabitants
to
the
square
mile.
"if
the
whiilc
of
Canada
were
hahitalile,
and
it
was
just
as
densely
populated
as
the
Netherlands,
it
could
hold
the
population
of
the
whole
world,
and
still
have
rum
for
a
population
equal
to
that
of
present-day
Europe,
it
i
British
clothes
in
one
session
piui
tii'
t'auadian
Interna-tml
T::l-
r'uir
at
Toronto.
He
Mi
Tli.it
little
(iililllry
lllnl-linili
sin
lit
is
(lie
most
rapid-h
Iim
rt
.i
in
population
of
A
LIST
OF
THE
VERY
PEST
Dutch
Population
Problem
Not
Easy
I
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TAIIDt
I
7
IVUIW
I
IIUUVE
Here's
a
holiday
trip
on
which
you
can
relax
,
in
the
comfort
of
sports
clothes
.
.
.
live
in
rustic
mountain
lodges
amid
crvstal-clear
imi
possible
for
the
ni;.i
to
solve
Us
pupilla-
i,m
m
i.oli
I.V
by
rurrymg
i.-i
ivi'
policy
v.
it
h
regard
'
i
n:al
economy.
In
order
;
!i,r
ui'cui
i
(
nee
of
strur-
.
it,-
I
!
And
a.feW
more
words
thai
may
dispel
&uiue
of
our
Ideas:
"The
Netherlands
is
the
largest
west
European
exporter
of
agricultural
products;
but
people
make
a
big
mistake
when
they
think
of
my
country
as
an
agricultural
country.
"It
Is
Just
as
exciting
for
my
children
to
walk
about
in
wooden
Enjoy
skyline
trail-riding,
camp
fires,
the
Great
Divide.
Top
off
your
trip
in
air-conditioned
Canadian
Pacific
trains.
Information
and
rmiarvaiioni
from
any
Canadian
Pacific
offiea,
your
own
agsnt
or
I
6
day
'm
'
I
I
4
day
'om
S0
I
I
includes
motor
transport.
"
1
1
with
bath
and
Ji
inn
mpioynient
,
It
is
also
lakes
enjoy
fishing
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
hiking
or
just
plain
loafing.
Glorious
days
at
Yoho
Valley
od
Lake
Wapta
Lodges
.
.
.
miles
of
scenic
mountain
motoring.
'1
4'
i'f.
sir.
,t:
in
pursue
un
active
11937
Ford
Scdon
-fa
1
1941
i-ton
International
Panel
11949
Austin
i.;:,i'ni:i
policy.
j
i
The
K'fip!e
(if
the
Net.hci-
I
ills
PMnl
'heir
growth
as
a!
J.
D.
NOTMAN,
3rd
Avnv
Wst,
Print
Rupert
I
a,
oi
tii'
ii
strength,,
and
are
M
a
h
d
of
the
fart
that
shoes
as
It
Is
for
the
children
In
Canada
and
America
who
have
been
presented
with
wooden
'
shoes
from
the
Netherlands.
And
1
many
a
Netherlander
stops,
Just
as
a
tourist
does,
to
watch
a
Ni
Uii-i
i.miiri
s
h
ave
their
,
In
iik
Ihtir.
fortunes5
"Si.,"'
'.at.ii
in,
the
popula-
11949
Morris
11951
5-ton
Austin
Truck
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
Third
Avenue
West
,
Phone
Green
217
windmill
turning.
i
A.i'U
by
jnure
than.
,
No
doubt,
you
-do
find
many
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
JUNE
6-11
r-..i.
.
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t
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4
;
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SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
OVERWAITEA
revolving
windmills
and
thous-:
ands
of
children
who
wear
wooden
shoes
day
in,
day
out,
in
the.
Netherlands;
but
most
of
our
i
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KiO.noo
hav?
em!-
)
countries
that
;
I
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Net
herlands
lin-:
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ni.
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by
far
the
;
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From
the
total
'
immiura
immiura-U.-s,
Us.
40
40
per
per
(',
r.l
joung
people
arc
ciomea
over
fill
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;
to
Cunuda."
alls
and
work
In
factories.
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58
Million
Claim
Filed
-Against
Shipping
Firm
A
Special!
Lamp
Shades
New
Sliipiiient
Just
Arrived.
All
new
designs
all
new
size;
.
TKI-I.ITES,
BltlDCE
LAMPS,
TAI5I.E
AM)
BOLDOlll
SHADES
AT
SPECIAL
PRICES
I'OUTLANI)
(CP)
Claims
totalling
$8,000,000
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10
lbs
1.03
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29c
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ZO-oi
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APPLE
JUICE
O
for
29c
Sunrype,
Clear,
20-oz.
.
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M
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Burns,
1
lb.
carton
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save
licon
filed
against
the
States
Steamship
Com-
TOMATOES
91r
BABY
FOOD
lo77c
.
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or
Heln
,wl
Mm
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"
GREEN
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OQc
Mm
Jf
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15-oi.
t
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as
a
result
of
the
loss
at
sea
of
the
freighter
Ptnn.-ylvania.
The
.slii!)
riisrmnriurAH
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f)
"
-mi:
a
stni
m
off
the
northern
M
uf
British
Columbia.
responsibility,
and
that
liability
be
limited
in
event
the
exoneration
is
denied.
Federal
Judge
(Jus
J.
Solomon
has
both
petitions
under
consideration.
"f
39
of
the
48
ore
niembers
have
filed
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
PJ.aU'
claims
ranging
from
r
to
S:sr,u,ooo.
Other
claims
!
those
of
the
U.S.
gov-
'ment
for
$1,199,674
for
lost
m
thp
Canadian
government
-!
(I'm.
kiiri
turn
tnsuranpp
!'s
"C
total
of
$1,000,000.
('im.i)anv
lias
filed
Deti-
SAVE
ON
PRICES
AND
SAVE
AGAIN
ON
DELIVERY
AT
OVERWAITEA
ORDERS
OF
$10.00
OR
MORE
DELIVERED
FREE
Ws
in
tlie
federal
court
here
Attention
Ladies
COME
and
H
EAR
in(!
that
it
be
exonerated
of
COCOA
Nielson's,
1
lb.
tin
57c
MILK
Pacific
or
Carnation,
Case
n
m
PORK
and
BEANS
9
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fr
Campbell's,
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lb
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lb
CHICKEN
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Swift's,
3
lb.
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27c
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lbs
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President
of
the
B.C.
Women's
Liberal
Association
Speaking
on
behalf
of
the
Liberal
Party
and
in
support
of
JACK
McRAE.
Common
Lounge-Civic
Centre
Thursday
Evening
June
5
i
Ot
8
p.m.
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i
:
WE
RESERVE
THE
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