Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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Saturday,
December
8,
1951
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ELECTORS
in
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
"ress
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
T7.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
Saturday
Sermon
Twenty-five
rivie
employees.
Prayer
By
carrier,
per
wpek,
20c;
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$800;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$3.00.
As
I
See
It
1
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)
PliUi
At
7:30
p.m.-Monday.
Der
lfj
j,
B
Company
will
be
bombarded
from
the0
?
By
"OLD
GEORGE
B."
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
Listen
in
and
Hear
The
Bombs
Ex0lode
City
and
Fire
Hall
in
f
(By
Rev.
H.
O.
Olson,
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
i
"But
the
end
of
all
things
is
at
hand:
be
ye
therefore
of
iound
mind,
and
be
sober
unto
prayer."
1
Peter
4:7.
Impending
judgment
should
drive
God's
people
to
prayer.
When
the
edict
against
God's
people
wen
out
in
the
days
of
Queen
Esther
in
the
Old
Testament,
Mordecai
led
them
in
a
time
of
fasting,
weeping,
humility
and
prayer.
Whenever
the
king's
commandment
went
out
for
the
destruction
of
the
Jews,
then-
-Si
.
Kamloops
Report
KA
ML
OO
PS:
If
vou
lirfrm
CHRISTMAS
was
much
praying.
In
the
time
of
Joel,
when
locusts
and
other
insects
had
devastated
the
land
of
Israel,
the
..
.
'"
'
:i
4
faithful
to
our
Saviour
in
our
journey
through
life.
(5
1
Pray
that
we
mii;ht
catch
a
iresh
vision
of
what
prayer
can
do.
"Prayer
is
the
mold
into
which
God
pours
His
blessings."
The
request
of
the
disciples
was
not
to
be
taught
hew
to
preach,
how
to
organize,
or
how
to
testily
but.
"Lord,
teach
us
t
pray."
Amen.
prophet
led
the
people
in
a
time
of
earnest
prayer.
Similarly
when
Abraham
saw
the
impend-
i
ing
judgment
of
Sodom,
he
gave
j
himself
to
a
ministry
of
inter-.
AH
popular
Alburn
Bln9
Crosby,
etc.
becoming
seventy,
have
Ih
rn
'
discharged
In-
Vancouver
it
is
'
explained
by
thv
new
govem-lm
nl's
pension
le"i-lat!on.
Pci-haps
it
ah
cunts
down
to
the
si.rry
ta:-l
that
they
need
what
very,
me
else
lyi'ds
and
that
i.:
money.
HARD
TO
STAND
The
worst'
hii
toward
our
fellow
creatures
is
not
to
hale
them
but
to
be
iiulilli
rent
to
them:,
that's
the
essence
of
inhumanity
-Derna:d
Shaw.
.
i
Two
things
hard
to
understand
-how
is
it
possible
lor
salm
m,
soon
to
die.
to
swim
in
from
the
sea
to
g.)
back
to
wlvre
they
r-inmatcd?
And
why'when
prince
Rupert
was
sin
veyed.
was
not
eniiuith
."pare
left
lor
a
seeovd
lane
on
the
south
of
Tnird
Ave-i'.uc,
lat.vni,
Mtih.uv
and
niton
StivelS?
AS
IS
This
was
writ
ie:i'
tin.;
muni-iiiK.
with
not
a
fiake
ol
.snow
in
light
except
on
the
mountains,
nc
lrost,
no
lee.
and
an
atmosphere
not
unlike
a
fair
day
in
October.
No
rain,
yet!
Not
sim-.'hiny.
but
inebbe!
As
fur
this
afternoon's
wvather,
or
what
will
happen
tonight
or
lomoirow
at
dawn,
can't
say.
Nor
ran
anyone
else,
including
the
weatherman.
DFMOCR
Af'Y
I
would
not
b"
a
slave,
so
I
would
not
be
u
master
mi,
expresses
my
idea
of
democracy.
'-
Abiaham
Lincoln.
The
Dessert
Fx
rnte.'t.iins.
yet
one
M"rsis;.s
In
:i.i:iig
the
han-ktu'liu;
Idea
that
Maui
gomeiy
ii(
ver
had
his
uniform
p'evied
ko
beautifully
as
Rommel
had
his.
I
cession
for
his
relative,
Lot.
:
j
But
why
is
it
that
in
our
day
j
i
great
catastrophes,
tremendous
;
events,
and
impending
judgment
t
Rupert
Radio
&
Electrit
have
so
little
affected
the
1
:.,
K
AAN'Y
cities
in
Canada
have
antiquated
City
J
VI
Hall
buildings
which
have
become
dilapidated
eyesores
for
many
years.
It
was
that
way
in
Van-""-"couver
for
decades
until
the
late
Gerry
McGeer
took
the
initiative
during
the
depression
and
led
in
the
dynamic
movement
which
resulted
in
the
fine
building
which
today
is
a
monument
to
his
memory.
Now
Victoria
is
providing
itself
with
a
new
City
Hall.
While
here
in
Prince
Rupert
we
have
many
and
pressing
civic
needs
such
as
the
streets,
sidewalks,
water
and
telephone
services
which
must
receive
prior
consideration,
the
matter
of
a
new
City
Hall
is
something
that
must
also
be
kept
in
mind.
The
present
decrepit
40-year-old
fraVne
structure
is
certainly
becoming
a
tottery
eyesore
which
is
bad
enough
to
look
at
from
outside
and
is
a
good
deal
vorse
when
one
enters
its
creaking
insides.
t
"And,
if
the
City
Hall
is
bad,
the
Fire
Hall
is
?
orse.
Not
only
are
they
aged
and
outworn
but
they
are
also
assuming
the
condition
of
fire-traps.
We
know
they
cannot
be
built
tomorrow
but
they
are
projects
that
the
city
council
is
warranted
in
considering
in
plans
for
the
fairly
near
future.
For
years
Prince
Rupert
had
the
name
of
possessing
the
worst
school
buildings
in
the
province.
Now
that
has
been
rectified
and
we
have
buildings
of
which
we
are
justly
proud.
Soon
then
a
new
City
Hall
and
a
new
Fire
Hall!
I)
I
K
E
C
T
O
It
Y
:!il-""',l,',',,,u"ii-
spend
any
time
in
the
interior
of
B.C.
you
aro
hound
to
get
hotter
educated
as
to
railroading.
!
Last
night
In
Revelsloke
a
CPR
engineer
was
explainim;
to
me
the
difference
between
blao'K
lrost
and
white
frcst.
Black
lrost.
he
.says,
is
the
greasy
kind,
which
makes
the
wheels
slip
on
the
rails,
and
i
generally
plays
hob
with
raii-
j
road
timetables,
not
to
mention
railroad
men's
nerves.
White
lrost
Is
the
benign
kind,'
whi-h
makes
the
wheels
grip
even
better
and
seems
to
give
extra
traction.
Today
in
Kamloops
I
chatted
with
Charlie
Sarles.
another
engineer
who
has
just
retired
from
railroad
service
after
40
years
.ervice.
What
a
book
he
coula
write!
Come
to
think
of
it,
the
un'.y
other
man
on
a
train
crew
who
might
be
uljle
to
write
a
more
dramatic
story
woal.1
be
a
long
servii'e
sleeping
car
porter.
Charlie
now
operates
the
niai-a;
ine
stand
in
the
hi;.;
huivl
iicre.
FOR
YEARS
I
have
read
of
the
Christmas
Fat
Stock
Show
at
KrrUs
Jti
Mil
chim-h
al
II
a.
hi.
ami
(-.31
ii.iii.
miiiHhv
ftihiml
al
i;.i.-
et
a
nIhinv,
Good
insurance
like
good
health
grows
mo
important
every
year.
.ii.l
AS
C
ATMIIIKAI.
4th
Ave.
W.
al
rjunsntuir
Ht.
Holy
Cumm
union
H:;w
a
m.
Suwkiy
Sehiiol
'i
:(M
p
m.
Canon
B;ual
S.
f-rocktt-r.
BA,
B.D.
Rector
(Blue
700)
IIKM
HAI'IIST
5th
Ave
E.
at
Young
St.
Minister:
Kev.
KreU
Amrubus.
(Cliwn
ill
2)
j
church?
The
atomic
bomb
has
i
not
called
people
to
prayer,
as
!
one
would
expect.
The
prayer
meeting
is
slill
the
poorest
at-
tended
meeting
in
our
churches.
Thj
danger
6f
impending
ought
j
to
be
a
strong
incentive
to
sober
I
prayer.
I
For
what
should
we
pray
in
this
day
of
impending
judgment?
,ili
Pray
for
a
heaven-sent
re-I
vival.
That
is
Uie
only
hope
I
for
our
day.
(21
Pray
that
God
will
raise
up
laborers
for
the
harvest.
!
i3
1
Pray
for
individuals.
"If
any
:
man
see
his
brother
sinning
a
sin
not
unto
death,
he
shall
ask,
and
God
will
give
him
life
for
them
that
sin
not
unto
death."
il
John
5:161.
As
Abraham
saved
Lot,
there
.
are
those
whom
we
can
save
from
inmpending
Judg-.
ment.
(4i
Pray
for
our
own
Christian
1
lives,
that
we
may
be
found
I'IRsr
PKhSHYTI'.KIAN
4ttl
Avenue
l-:u.st
Key.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.
Kirnsn
!.!
M
K-x-"
l-
.
'
rt1
-
4
V
t
IH.vr
I
MTI
II
6:1
Oth
AV.
West
Rev.
L.
Ci.
Sieher
(tireen
13
Some
men
strive
to
leave
V...
ir
K:mi
ilitm
ih,
tl.iz
,,fi.,
T
r-
'
.
"'"
"
b-,
iO'oirlist.
in
the
.-aiids
ol
ume:
the
i(.,t
of
us
are
saiisiKI
if
e
car:
fov,.-r
up
our
lw
ks.
Ex.
The
Internatioiially
famous
O.ant
McEwen
of
Manitoba
Uni
SU.YITIOX
AI1MY
Kriiser
.Street
CO.:
Sr.
Cujil.
Oeoie
uystrk
Sunday
ijcl.ool
2:110
pin.
lBi.u
k
-X9)
Lie.-:
versity
was
judging
steers
when
E::eerpi.
f,0,a
I
went
m.
auu
it
did
not
tak.'
D,.lr
Jilrjf
ST.
I'AI
l.'fc
6lh
Ave.
at
Pastor:
Rev.
I.I
I
hi
II
MeBrlde
St.
H.
O.
Olsen
lliluck
010
1
mill
h
news.
...
OiKKfbve
J.
R.
KeiJv
'""5
m
uwjici
ftiiy
lie
1.S
111
such
demand
all
across
Can-'
ada
and
bryjr.d.
Alter
judging
the
individual
animals
he
aots
First
Presbyterian
ChurcK
ST.
I'liTI.KS
AM.
I.
HAN
i
Ilujirespntattves
I'Jchard
Sephfon.
District
Agent.
475
H'mv
St..
Vmotw:
K.
K.
M-irtlmer.
Representative.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Will
Robinson
iE.-T.
Ker.ney
Ltd.i
Representative,
Tsr.n
II
C.
Weber.
C.L.U.,
Brtncll
Manager,
475
Howe
St..
Vtf.rwsr
Seal
Cove
Rector:
Rev
H.
Oodfrey
Bird
Sunday
School
ll:O0
a.m.
I
Blue
827
(iowji
the
line
and
explains
to
Hon
after
cer.erau.in
of
us
al-
each
boy
or
girl
just
what
are
i0.,
ourselves
t-..
e
in.biii.e
for
the
strong
and
weak
points
of
war,
with
li'tle
if
ai.-
n-.re
his
or
her
steer.
Sometimes
he
awareness
than
the
..f,
-ho-
takes
to
the
loudspeaker
to
ex-
Jf
-i
wc
roauv
were
m::
.
:na;'-
plain
to
the
whole
crowd
in
the
er
than
the
dumb
animils
v.e
arena
just
what's
what
about
wouid
haVe
set.
up
a
v.orai
sv
,-
my
KF.til
I.AR
BAPTIST
629
8th
Ave.
E.
Blue
803
Pastor:
Kev.
Leonard
A.
Thorp?
f
w.e
pr..e
winners.
tera
of.
law
and.
order
1
a-
ar.
,
READERS
ought
to
know
by
this
IT
DID
not
lake
me
one
wnolr
i
time
that
I
am
a
peculiar
cu.ss,;
day
to
tind
out
that
opinion
;
So
as
I
watched
the
fine,
well-
in
Kamioop,
U
t,v
rwiii-l.iilnlv
led
baby
beeves
stand
there
I
against
the
re-lneatlon
war
hf..
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5th
Ave.
at
McBride
St.
Rev.
II.
O.
Olson
t.
,
Tr
'
'..
t
1
-
i
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East.
I
mougni
what
queer
critters
they
are
and
what
doubly
queer
!
critters
we
humans
are.
)
The
steer
who
gets
the
first
;
prize
blue
ribbon
pinned
on
him
;
is
not
Ion-;
for
this
world.
He
oi
me
sons
oi
f
ree.tjm
Sd-t
o:
Uoukhobors.
Il
seems
to
me
therefore
tint
It
would
be
wiser
to
delav
the
ti
in.
fer
of
the
Sons
in:'.!:
.
s
moother
suitable
pia
-e
ha;
oe
a
You
arc
invited
to
worship
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
"The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
SUNDAY
SERVICES
December
S,
1951
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D.
lis
bred
and
born
lor
no
other
found
where
tl
would
he
no
anta
to:,;-,!:.
purpu.se
than
to
die
to
helo
such
ivani,
,1
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
John
Currie.
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER
9
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock
Sunday
School
12:15.
it
PACK
CAKtmur
address
comq
l".
-
i
;,'":
i:i
.
!
'.v.
r-
Family
Sunday.
The
children
;
feed
us
humans.
Nine
hundred
will
tafce
part
in
the
service,
and
ninety-nine
out
of
a
thou-Be
sure
to
come.
J.sand
iteers
are
too
low
in
in-
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
i
telligence
even
to
sense
danger
Theme:
"The
Great
Commis-
j
A
few
weeks
ago
one
steer
did
Apart
ultO'.e:h"r
from
faiine
s
to
Kamloops
It
would
reitamiy
not
be
fair
to
the
Sons
to
relocate
tnem
where
there
wa-,
deepseated
and
widespread
opposition
to
their
-arrival.
r
it
SHIP
BY
EXPRESS
NOT
LATER
!"
.
December
December
10
TO
POINTS
IN:
Newfoundland
.
Morilim
Provincet
j
Evening
Service
of
Praise
at
j
7:30
o'clock.
I
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
I
to
keep
it
Holy"
sion.
;
Dreak
loose
in
Vancouver
ia
few
blocks
from
the
slauKhterhou.se
i
1
believe
tnere
are
several
December
12
Ontario
and
Quebec
'
aim
ine
wnoie
city
regarded
it
pla-es
In
B.C.
where
this
feel-
Manitoba
December
13
Saikatchowan
and
Alberta
....
December
14
British
Columbia
December
1$
Stuffy
Civic
Officials
WHEN
royalty
once
again
visits
British
Columbia,
the
Natives
should
demand
that
they
take
their
rightful
place
and
be
presented.
That
their
position
is
such
that
a
demand
must
be
made
is
completely
inexcusable,
but
there
the
situation
lies.
Can
some
people
so
soon
forget
that
the
Natives
have
willingly
risen
to
defend
Canada,
that
in
the
last
war
they
enlisted
with
a
willingness
which
set
a
profound
example
of
devotion?
We
consider
it
outrageous
the
way
that
Vancouver
ignored
the
Natives
when
royalty
paid
us
a
visit.
In
the
same
breath,
we
wish
to
commend
Victoria
for
inviting
the
Natives
to
put
on
their
lovely
dances
and
for
including
them
in
the
plans
of
welcome.
One
can
imagine
nothing
more
boring
for
the
royal
couple
than
to
visit
the
Vancouver
City
Hall
and
the
indifferent
statue
of
Captain
Vancouver,
then
standing
to
shake
the
hands
of
stuffy,
uninteresting
civic
officials
by
the
score
merely,
it
seems,
to
satisfy
the
petty
ambitions
of
these
officials.
What
a
waste
of
time
when
there
is
so
much
to
see
in
our
lovely
country!
The
royal
pair
thoroughly
enjoyed
seeing
the
logging
operations
on
Vancouver
Island.
Why
were
they
not
taken
along
the
coast
to
see
some
part
of
the
fishing
operation
and
the
lovely
scenery
that
would
inevitably
accompany
such
a
tour?
Surely
their
choice,
had
they
been
free
to
choose,
would
not
have
been
the
dreary
spots
so
consistently
chosen
by
our
city
fathers.
Out-of-the-way
public
parks,
uninteresting
residential
districts
these
were
the
places
to
which
our
long-suffering
royal
victims
were
taken
with
the
end
of
the
trip
another
drab
suburb.
We
do
not
wonder
that
Princess
Elizabeth
was
exhausted.
We
express
to
her
our
apologies
for
the
thoughtlessness
of
those
who
arranged
the
tour.
Our
one
note
of
relief
is
the
knowledge
that
the
royal
couple
were
not
taken
around
Forest
Lawn,
though
some
of
the
sights
they
saw
could
hardly
have
been
more
interesting.
Drab,
uninteresting,
unimaginative
little
civic
officials
could
any
prospect
be
worse
than
that
some
of
them
may
be
with
us
in
the
Great
Beyond?
Native
Voice.
"
'
-i
;
,
(III
us
a
huse
joke
that
one
such
lug
would
not
apply.
'
animal
upset
man's
routine,!
Most
of
the
Doukhobo's
are
even
for
a
few
minutes.
fine
people
in
fart
most
of
the
Bat
are
the
dumb
cattle
any,
buns
of
Freedom
are
line
p"noL
imo.e
stupid
than
man?
True.
1
or
have
the
makings
of
what
:
the
cattle
seem
to
be
too
Jo.v
;
would
be
fine
people,
when
aomo
in
Intelligence
to
know
why
man
of
their
wronj;
Ideas
me
eleven
allows
them
to
live.
Bui
cu
ted
out
of
them,
as
tnev
!-'what
of
man?
Apart
from
one-
ready
have
been
in
the
rase
of
.'.pecies
of
ant,
he
is
the
only
!
the
vast
majority.
creature
who
kills
his
own
kindj
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bite
IS
WORSE
I
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f
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so-called
African
barkless
people
of
t
the
world
abso-:
are
dog,
the
Basenji,
actually
hov.i,
lutely
against
war.
Yet
genera-,
while
hunting
game
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
202
6th
Ave.
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from
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SUNDAY
SERVICES
10:30
Sunday
School
and
Class
11:30
Morning
Worship
7:30
Evangelistic
Service
FRIDAY,
DEC.
21
Sunday
School
Christmas
Program
at
7:30
MONDAY
7:30
Men's
Fellowship
Wednesday
8:00
Prayer
Meeting
Friday
J:45
Boys
and
Girls
Clubs
5:00
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Pastor
C.
Faweett
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
;
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sleber
11
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Sermon:
In
The
Same
Country
Children's
Story:
Christmas
i
Lights
Anthem:
We
Would
See
Jesus
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
j
Sermon
:
The
Quest
of
The
Ages
Anthem:
We
Praise
Thee
O
I
God
W.
Jackson
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AND
WORSHIP
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SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
At
First
j
Church:
Beginners
and
Prim-I
ary
at
11
a.m.;
Juniors
and
Older
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
all
at
1
pm
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FREE
CHURCH
We
are
movinc
to
a
new
location.
Sunday
services
and
Sunday
School
will
be
held
in
I.O.O.F.
Hall,
4th
Ave.
East.
EVERYONE
IS
WELCOME
Week-day
meetings
in
homes
to
be
announced
Sundays.
"If
thou
shalt
confess
with
thy
mouth
the
Lord
Jesus
and
shall
believe
In
thine
heart
that
Ood
hath
raised
him
from
the
dead
thou
shalt
be
saved."
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v.
;
1
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Canada's
vwst
iHjinlar
xil
.-given
by
more
than
thrtc-imirti-rs
of
a
milium
Yes,
the
l)nuhlc-P.;irrcil
Cross
srands
for
Christmas
Seals
.
.
.
thar
make
possible
the
greatest
gift
nf
all,
health.
Your
Christmas
Seal
dollars
help
to
control
Canada's
worst
infectious
Canada's
Biggest
be
some
time
in
January,
it
will
cost
approximately
$100,000.
A
$58,000
contract
for
steel
and
Quonset
Building
lsynlte
for
skylights,'
has
been
disease
tuberculosis.
Thus,
you
help
protect
your
own
family,
friends
and
comummty.
So
please
remember
the
gjft
thqt's
given
most
and
xives
the
most
most
everyone
docs.
Send
in
your
contribution
today.
Scripture
Passage
for
OJoJay
"Hath
not
God
chosen
the
poor
of
this
world
rich
in
faith?"
James
2:5
Mjryi'iiyiar.l'
awarded
Keystone
Industries
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
In
a
joint
announcement
of
start
of
erection
of
the
building,
the
companies
explain
that
quonset
construction
is
not
controlled
In
Canada.
Tha
largest
multiple
quonset
structure
in
B.C.
and
one
of
the
biggest
In
Canada,
is
being
erected
In
Vancouver
J3y
Woodward's
Stores.
It
is
a
general-purpose
warehouse
on
the
Grandview
highway
which
will
provide
more
than
30,000
square
feet
of
storage
space.
When
completed,
which
will
They
report
that
by
the
quon-
AUSTRALIAN
MINISTER
Australia's
Minister
of
External
Affairs,
Rt.
Hon.
Richard
G.
Casey
seen
Urfti
with
Rt.
Hon.
B
rands
M.
Forde,
Australian
High
Commissioner
to
Canada,
has
completed
a
round
of
talks
with
Canadian
government
officials
In
Ottawa
about
world
and
Commonwealth
relations
Leader
of
the
Australian
delegation
to
the
United
Nations
meeting
In
Paris,
he
told
Canadians
in
a
radio
address
that,
if
everyone
worked
as
hard
as
Canadians
did,
the
world
would
be
a
different
place.
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time
it
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take
to
construct
a
comparable
structure
of
the
conventional
type.