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Economics,
Christianity
WHAT
ARE
ECONOMICS
and
politics
anyway?
They
are
ways
of
organizing
society
towards
certain
ends;
unless
the
ends
are
those
for
-which
man
is
made
the
plans
will
not
work.
Be-ore
we
can
expect
to
succeed
with
economic
plan-Xning
we
must
have
some
definite
idea
about
the
nature
of
num.
What
is
man?
What
is
he
here
for?
Where
is
he
going?
This
is
where
religion
comes
in
because
Christians
have
a
distinct
view
of
man
rooted
in
the
belief
of
the
reality
of
God
.
.
.
that
there
are
certain
laws
which
God'iias
given
to
govern
man's
conduct
and
his
relation
with
his
fellows.
We
are
now
living
in
a
world
which
has
virtually
lost
faith
in
God
and,
consequently,
has
set,
aside
his
laws.
Those
who
have
lost
faith
in
Go(l
have
conseauentlv
lost
faith
in
21
future
lifp
flU
1
11
'
i
1
n
i
aney
nave
noming
to
live
lor
beyond
what
they
Hind
here
,
on
earth.
Material
things
have
for
them
become
'all
important
just
at
a
time
when
they
have
become
most-insecure
and
life
most
precarious.
What
we
need
most
of
all
is
better
men
and
women.,
It
Ls
the
heart
that
needs
changing
because
we
are
at
heart
self-centered.
This
is
not
confined
to
any
one
class.
The
casual
conversations
in
one
circle
would
give
one
the
impression
that
our
troubles
are
exclusively
the
fault
of
the
workers
who
want
more
wages
for
less
work,
and
in
another
circle
that
the
fault
lies
with
the
"Boss
Class"
whd
want
easy
money.
There
is
much
"ambulance"
work
to
be
done,
and
this
will
occupy
time
and
attention.
It
is
made
necessary
because
society,
as
a
whole,
has
discarded,
the
moral.
laws
of
God.
At
the
same
time
it
is
our
job
to
insist
over
and
over
again
that
we
can
onlv
discharge
our
economic
and
political
responsibilities
as
we
regain,
faith
in
God
and
recognize
the
true
nature
and
destiny
of
mam
-
HERE
AFTER
SEVEN
YEARS
IN
ORIENT!
After
spending
seven
years
in
South
China,
Edward
Mah
Chong
Ghee,
eldest
member
of
a
well
known
family
.of
business
men.
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
by
air
yestercTay
afternoon.
Ghee
Mali,
who
hved
here
from
the
very-early
days
and
received
hi
shcooling
in
the
city
from
the,
nrst,
intends
now
to
remain
In
Prince
Rupert,
He
has
many
in
teresting
experiences
to
tell
of
I
OVER
THE
1
I
FENCE
"Here,
a
quote
for
you,"
uid.tbe
old
tuwr
M
lie
Waned,
on
the
hick
fence.
"It
read:
-The
philosophy
of
Com'
omnium
and
the
philosophy
of
organized
labor,
can
not
be
liaramnued.
One
u
oeMmctive.
The
other
it
coratructive.
"
"Who
aid
ft?
Some
f
jjcist,
as
the
Com.
munisu
call
them?
No.
it
wai
the
Inter-national
Ataociation
of
Bridge,
Structural
nd
Ornamental
Iron
Worker,
an
A.F.L.
union.
"To
me
it
makei
aw.
What!,
the
aim
of
organised,
labor?
T
j
get
con.
tattly
better
wagea
with
more
buying
power,
and
corntintly.
better
working
condi
ttona.
Organized
labor
want
to
make
people
happier,
more
contented.
Jt
want$
to
enrkh.the
livet
of
workiot
men
and
women.
Don't
we
all?
!oe.tl,6
Communi"
"nt
that?
Nit
What
he
wanti
ino
create
ducootent,
latttrntst
and
trouble
to
bring
nearer
the
day
of
revolution.
HtVJ
rather
ice
;..
.reoplt
out
on
mike
than
wotkioe
ing
happily.
He'd
rather
aee
them
poverty'ttneken
than
comfortably
'
LouieJ,
fed.
and
tlothed,
so
they
win
believe
him
-
tint;
a
Copmunu
in,
n,
a
member,
if
'
he
Icavei
hit,
political
ideat
ouuide,
1
c't
unJeriUnd
any
union
letting
:
Commuouu
run
iu
affairi.
It
itut
iw't
lentible.
'The
aimi
o
Commurutm
and
the
iim
st
organised
labor
lion't.mu.
any.
better
llun
oil
and
water.
They
don't
mix
-.period."
(luffing
a
bit.
trie
old
timer
resumed
bit
Z.
,
.
wofniog.
coait.tutiorul.
'
.
(Tnt
JJ
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mwt
ctl
hreuntei
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week
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At.
fxr.ijffr.Sfp
tf
tke
Britiik
Columbia
FcitrttuM
el
Tltie.tni
InJuttry).
life
in
the
Orient
during'
the'
height
of
the
war
years.
He
was"
engaged
in
business
in,
pong
Kong
when
the
Japanese
'captured
that
city.
About
a
;month
after
the
fall
ot
Hotrg
Konf;.
he
made
his
way
to
Canton.
He?
also
spent
some
time
in
the,
Portu
guese-owned
city
ofMacoa.
Hu
would
nave
been
here
sooner
but
for
the
restrictions
cf
Pacific
travel,
during
and
since
the
war.
He
notes
many
changes
in
Prince
Rupert.
HAY
FEVER
Relief
hat
been
won-
-o,
I-Uy.iafrlvliih..,..i.
,
,
"i.tiuiiurM
c.
r
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year,
iow
,
llr
tlftp,
work.
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normal-AjHnkt
to
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T.teRAZ-MAH
and
lg"
Uw
relief
you
long
i,.
r.
iOt.llat'lrugglsli.R.I
I
THIS
AND
THAT
iirn.
-s
I
The
Ccorge
Mkllkew
Atiimt
Smirc,
1m.
"She
has
her
own
inter-ci:j;municatlons
system
for
when
the
dishes
are
ready
to
dry."
LETTERBOX
DISGUSTLD
MOTHEK
Editor,
Daily
News.
May
I,
through
your
paper
register
my
disgust
at
the
appalling
condition
of
our
roads
and
sidewalks.
If
ever
our
city
fathers
had
tried
to
push
a
baby
carriage
over
these
thorough-Tares
(Alfred
Street,
for
example)
every
day,
I'm
sure
thev
would
expedite
the
repair
work.
Why
can't
we
have
gravel
paths
instead
of
stony
trails
and
broken
down
plank
walks?
And
.con
crete
roads
instead
of
pot-holes
and
bumps?
Let's
get
modern!
The
other
dav.
mv
nnnr
niri
buggy
gave
up
the
ghost
after
only
a
year's
use,
and
the
back
axle
broke
with
a
weary
siah.
So
my
young
son
and.
I
were
temporarily
grounded
until
it
was
fixed.
J
should,
send
the
repair
bill
to
the
city
council,
but
mavtoe
none
of
them
are
mothers,
so
they
wouldn't
understand
.After
all,
jwe
young
toothers
NOTICE1
TO
TAXPAYEltS
"
"City
faxes',;Geheral
and
Local
Improvement,
are
.
due,
and
pay-abXat
the
City
.Hall,
on
o'r.befpre
July
31st
1947.
after
that
date
,ilve
per
added.
cent
penalty
will
be
H.
M.
Foote,
Collector.
U14)
are
raising
Prince
Rupert's
future
citizens
and
are
tax
payers,
so
aren't
we
entitled
to
a
bit
of
Consideration?
My
mother
bounced
me
along
these
road
ways
when
I
was
a
baby,
and
new
I
bounce
my
young
son
along.
It's
getting
mighty
tiresome,
believe
me!
Come
on,
Rupert,
wake
ud
and
'fix
our
roads,
so
we
can
be
boosting
our
city
Instead
of
apologizing
for
it.
Visitors
wonder
why
we
put
up
with
such
roads..And
so
do
I.
"One
of
Many
Disgusted
Young
Mothers."
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Pinniger
and
daughter
laftV
train
last
nisrhi
for
Vanderhoof.
After
a
briei
visit
there
they
will
proceed
to
Stuart
Lake
where
they
will
:spend
two
weeks
vacationing.
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ylewed
Prince
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and
said
he
found
a
similarity
to
Montreal.
He
meant
it
too.
But
what
he
had
In
mind
was
topography.
But
It
stops
there.
When
Prince
Rupert
ls
about
three
centuries
old
the
likeness
will
be
nearer
the
truth.
Montreal
has
a
background
a
mingling
ot
history
and
big
ibusl
uess
the
blending
of
education
and
contrasting
cultures,
cos.no
I
polltan
point
of
view,
church
and
art,
and
a
certain
tolerance
and
breadth
no
ether
Canadian
city
has.
Criticism
is
accepted
as
a
matter
of
course.
Old
"Moreal'
Is
sufficiently
populous
and
ven
erable
not
to
worry,
and
seems
to
thrive
on
it.
Life
in
the
Herald
office
years
ago
gave
one
an
insight
into
af
fairs.
Assignments
sent
men
into
all
sorts
of
places
any
old
time
and
under
varied
circumstances.
Some
were
pleasant
as
well
as
memorable.
The
Montrealers?
The
new
comer,
more
especially
if
he
hailed
from
another
province,
might
risk
concluding
He
was
in
an
alien
town
and
the
quicker
he
picked
up
an
extra
language
the
more
rapidly
the
feeling
would
"wear
away.
Widened
knowledge
made
residence
a
more
full
and
comfortable
exlst-
i
ence.
And
certainly,
more
under
standable
and
interesting.
Asscciatlo'ns,
fr!iCs'hips
were
easily
cultivated
in
a
centre
where
an
undercurrent
of
amiability
even
gaiety
seemed
to
belong.
The
Herald
office
stood,
at
that
time,
in
Victoria
Square
firm
where
one
looked
across
to
Beaver
Hall
Hill
winding
IU
way
up
to
St.
Catherine
Street,
the
shopping
hub.
Members
of
the
staff
were
lusty
fellows
who
knew
their
town
and
began
their
weekends,
Saturday
mornings.
"Fitz"
was
there
"Fitz"
the
cartoonist
who
passed
away,
years
later,
while
employed
on
the
Vancou
ver
Province.
His
brother
George
Fltzmaurlce,
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
in
early
days,
and
died
here.
Another
of
the
writing
crew
was
B.
Ki
Snndwell,
dramatic
critic,
new
of
Saturday
Niht,
who
once
dropped
in
at
Prince
Rupert
and
gave
an
address
here.
Montreal
lias
a
mountain
rising
behind
her
streets
and
squares.
So
has
Prince
Rupect
a
point
of
similarity,
so
to
speak.
But
here,
there
is
no
illuminated
cross
shining
on
Its
summit
the
night
through.
In
that
respect,
there
is
a
difference.
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