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to: ‘the state union they did not
work,” the NATO professor said,
adding that the same ban faced
members: ‘of labor unions; asso-.
ciations ‘and organizations, all
of which were supposed to come
under state control.. oe
PLAN ‘FAILED =~

’The..plan failed, Dr. wyller
said. Teachers disaffiliated
‘themselves . from ‘their own un-.
fons. and: went “underground, ”
Heads, of’ ‘unions gave up their
-| posts and secret” leaders ‘piloted
underground: resistance groups
of. teachers, trade unions .and
other organizations in the light
to ckeep ° ‘the “people of | Norway
informed, united and . opposed
to. Nazism: ot

Through - this, method | the
country - ‘was kept. highly. organ-
ized. - ‘and: well- -informed . ‘ata

radio: were- ‘Nazi-controlled and
freedom .of speech was. dead.

The ‘fight,.took its toll. More
than “40,000. - Norwegians were

: | arrested;, several hundred were

executed . and: more ‘than 1,000
‘led: ‘in. concentration camps.”:
‘Nevertheless - ‘Norwegians em-

ereed: from. ‘the war stronger and

more closer knit because its un-
ions, © ‘associations ‘and’ organi-

| zations : play- ‘such’ a tremendous

role - in! the: pouitical ‘and social

ook Garden club at its

Others. taking | office :at.-the

tident.and. Mrs... Cartwright Se-.
cord,” ‘secretary- -treasurer.
“Receiving a vote of thanks for’
his ‘work’-as president’ last’ term |
was: ‘Harry! 'S.-Harrisone js.

A’ “Flower. Show’, ‘to. ‘be held:
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life of Norway, Dr. Wyller said.

“We may not have affected
the, course of the war but we
showed others in occupied coun-

that teachers and other organi-
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William -C, Hankinson and
thanked by E. T. Applewhaite.

Since his arrival here Wednes- |'

day afternoon Dr. Wyller. has
met with school board and school
officials, toured the Columbia
Cellulose Company Ltd., mill at
Watson Island, met :with Indian

Fishermen’s, Co-Operative asso-
ciation: representatives. and. City
Council,
leave today after..speaking . to

students at Prince. Rupert Sen- :

ior High school.

PERSONALS |

Mr.'and Mrs. John Summers of
Port Edward: are ‘sailing. aboard
the “Canadian Prince” Saturday
night for Vancouver where they
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session held-in the Civic Centre Jtnat 450 tulip ‘bulbs : have been.
were: William’ Baxter, vice- pres-|

planted. in the --Post .Officc
grounds and 1,000 at the Pioneer
|Home, and that _these should be
in bloom.in May:

It was. also’ announced. ‘that |

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. SHE. KNOWS ANIMALS——Mary Fitzgerald, 28, ‘first, woman game: ,
officer in the.Northwest Territories, ‘knows alot. about . the
-animals .of- Canada’s. North. Standing. only : ‘four- -foot-three,
-she went to Fort Smith; .N .W.T., in 1956: as a stenographer, with |
the northern affairs department, ‘She spent. three years learning 7
“about everything -from beaver to 'birds:-Now:she. is a*commis-
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Here, she holds-up:skin of a’ fisher, one of, the rare and protected
-animals . of::the : territories”. District of Mackenzie. Left is Joe.
. Bryant, superintendent of: game’ for the district. —CP, ‘photo.

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wo With. few. exceptions, your savings are niatched dollar
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The: home of Mts. Gordon - E, Carlson - was the

scene of a farewell party. Tuesday night when friends.

gathered to fete their neighbor Mrs. Donald. Wana-

maker of 865 Eleventh Avenue East.
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On: behalf of. the guests Mrs:

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honor with a group gift, a table

: lamp . and - wished. Mrs. Wana-
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» Sunday, Mrs, ‘Wanamaker with
her husband. and‘ four children;
leave by.car.to take up residence

«|in- Kitimat: where: Mr. Wana-

into business
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maker has - gone’

firm.
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*|Luciano Basso, Mrs. David Basso,

Mrs, Chester’. Marshall, .:Mrs:

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