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Prince
Rupert
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News;
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fiS.Cliurf
.Remembrance
Day
Service
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Saturday,
November
10.
1951
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Sermon
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Managing
Editor;
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G.
PERRY,
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Canon
Hi,
he.
Poppy
Day
Reflections
Tomorrow
morning
the
annua!
Remembrance
Day
parade
to
the
cenotaph
will
take
place
ami.
as
usual,
the
Canadian
L-Kiou
of
ti.i
British
Empire
S(
rvice
League
with
the
Lariie
'
Auxiliary
is
in
charge.
So
as
not
to
conflict
with
the
lee.u'ar
Sunday
church
ser-vicrs
the
time
of
the
parade
h.i"7
been
Thanked
so
that
the
tw;.
minutes
of
silence,
which
usually
Is
observed
at
the
start
of
the
o.notaph
servire,
will
cc.nchule
the
reremony,
and
church
((uer-.i
will
be
abb
to
reach
their
respective
churches
in
time
for
their
regular
service
whkh
will
start
at
11:15.
Warrant
tor
Sea
Cadets
'
1
'
By
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter,
Dean
of
St.
Andrew's)
The
P.ible
often
compares
men
with
the
animal
creation
and
most
frequent
of
all
is
the
comparison
of
the
nation
of
Israel
and
the
Church
of
God
with
a
Hock
of
shotp.
In
once.
place,
however,
the
different;'
is
most
explicitly
pointed
out,
where
Ezekiel
says:
"And
yet
my
flock,
the
sheep
of
my
pasture,
are
men.
And
I
am
your
God,
saith
the
Lord
God."
nn
k.
J
-a
w''
till
A-.f
i.
,
There
is
u
most
profound
ten
dency
in
our
society
to
treat
not
the
children
and
the
unfit.
fetter
-
vJ
4
r
1
'
.
v
CO
Sr.
but,
also
able
bodied
men
and
women
as
domesticated
animals.
!'
the
social
devices
to
take
the
themselves
ns
a
f
lot
k
of
sheep
under
a
competent
shepherd
or
fhepherds.
It
will
be
a
wonderful
thini:
when
the
whole
world
shall
te
one
flock
under
one
Rh"j'hcrtl.
But
this
aspect
of
life
must
not
be
regarded
us
the
whole
truth
or
the
whole
answer
with
regard
to
the
human
tjcmii.
It
Is
uImi
terribly
vital
that
every
nwn
Unci
his
manhood
anil
every
woman
her
true
woman
i'tu
THESE
DAYS
of
continuing
conflict
ami
un
certainty
and
even
as
Canadians
are
still
givincsr
their
lives
on
the
rujed
fighting
grounds
of
Koreas.
Tri
the
struggle
fur
(Wmocraey's
preservatioiuigainst:
the
forces
of
aif.uression,
it
is
fitting
that
weshoulc2L
dedicate
ourselves
anew
in
the
observance
of
an
.other
Armistice
Day
anniversary.
It
would
be
well
too
that
we
made
the.
day,
a
we
so
rededicate
ourselves,
something
more
than
;
l
mere
gesture
or
empty
demonstration.
In
these
tinier
of
selfish
struggle,
it
is
possible
that
many
of
us
are-"not
fully
mindful
of
our
responsibilities
and
fail
to
realize
that
the
first
thing
we
must
do
is
to
he
good
citizens
in
our
daily
avocation
and
pursuits,
That
is
one
thing
that
every
one
of
us
can
do
in
fighting:
the
good
fight.In
fact
if
we
do
not
do
that,
anything-else
we
might
attempt
would
'be
largely
futile.
The
Poppy
is
the
symbol
of
remembrance
aivl
u
mi
Pr!nc
Riiporf'S
Captain
Cook'
,
i..
-K
,
aiai
veuluie
out
ol
living
Sea
Cadet
unit
Thursday
receiv-
.
.
;
in.sui
ances
and
social
.seem
i-:d
its
official
-wa.-ri.n:-
tinder,
tie-,
and
the
noviunuiental
itku-wli'.-h
to
operate
in
a
brivf
cere-
iation
of
life
.
.
niluhl,
well
be
ijo
iy
peifonned
by
K-a
Cadets
c'a.isi'd
under
this
head.
I
am
Area
Officer
i.t.
(Mr.
Ilcrei;
M.
no'
a;tuck:iH!
tliese
Ihinus.
Many
Tye
iRCNi.
'of
th.
in
come
int
beine,
throucli
S.
P.
Wooilslde.
prcsitlent
of
t;,,.
application
of
Christian
ONTARIO
SHRINES
Wayside
shrinks
are
not
numerous
in
Onlailt.
Two
of
the
fini-st
boidt'i
Wutciluo
Coumy
in
PnkuiRtcui
Towiiihip
brtween
ArLss
and
Maryhill.
Left
is
a
shrin?
about
40
ycarMilJ
on
tlie
Ed
Stifeit
farm.
It
was
built
in
appreciation
of
posp.'iity
enjoyed
by
a
family
named
Keivher.
The
children
More
11
are
Jackie
Lucas
and
Barbara
Henm-lt.
The
other
shrine
i-
thought
to
he
at
leust
150
years
old.
It
stands
(in
the
farm
ut
ilhnny
Drexler,
R.R.
2,
Arlss.
Mr.
Divxler
.says
he
was
told
as
s
chilli
that
ttie
shrine
was
built
by
three
brothers
who
camp
to
Uiat
section
of
the
country
when
it
was
virKin
territory.
The
figure
(if
Christ
jivas
carved
fiom
cedar
by
Mr.
Drexler's
fatlu
r
wiii-n
tlu
original
was
ripped
down
by
vandals.
hood
In
'he
taking
of
risks
and
r.
Hi
iuiH
,VI
hill
t;,m
I'.'i
,
.r
rti
v
(,.
1
"f'l
I
111
H1H.
a-.t'-r
U,,
U:r.M
I
me
wavy
i.ca';ue
oi
v
jii.t.
i
teat
lia.
11
ki
a
BHI
lliing
II
j
u,
ne
W;inR
of
fearful
wUk.
branch
here,
reeeivvd
the
wnr-
wjil
in
renurd
I
,,.n
some
ways
tlreadful
riav
is
unun
nv
If
tlm
decision
and
the
bravery
of
the
individual
no
longer
matter
Thin
very
life
that
v
have
to
'..,
i
i-aiit.
from
Lt.
Cor.
Tye
in
(he
-
-
picsence
of
Commandnu;
officer
he
.said.
I
Sea
Cadets
Arthur
Oftilvie.
and
As
foi
the
f'apluln
ConK
corps,
two
sections
of
Sea
Cadets,
who
lr.'
felt
there
was
u
'
ureat
future"
fell
in
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall.
(and
'
rimlnd.
d
cadets
of
past
per-Lt.
Cdr.
Tye
told
cadets
that
fonnanecs
of
tlie
e.irp..
They
As
I
See
!t
lead
Is
represeVited
lu
us
In
Ilnly
Writ
a
the
Crosroad3
of
Eternity
and
that
lt
mailers
for
all
elernily
to
us
and
to
our
fellows,
how
we
as
Individuals
act
and
think.
th
lr
uniforms
had
been
ordered
v.ould
be
well
equipped
audi
st.
mm
CATHEDRAL
Of
R'
mr
rnbrant
P
.nd;;
K-rvict-f.
at
8:30
1!
i;
tomorrow
is
Remembrance
Day.
While
we
suggest
that
people
live
'in
their
daily
lives
and
actions
the
principles
and
precepts
for
which
our
men
in
the
nrowino-
number
of
wars
have
fouuht
and
died,
let
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
aid
that
if
was
likely
they
would
would
have
the
foil
support
of
be
received
"in
a
month's
lime-the
Navy,
and
it
was
tlie
inten--
maybe
six
weeks."
s
ti-j.i
to
provide
ihii
unit
Willi
a
Captain
Cook
corps,
a
corvette
specially
-deMyiud
whal:-r
for
unit
with
a
complemetit
of
50
cadets.
cadets,
brings
to
800
the
mimlicr
A'-ross
Canada.
C'KiO
cadets
arc
of
cadets
in
British
Columbia,
active
in
82
corps
and
fiom
this
And
there
Is
little
doubt
but
Children's
Srtficn:
'
Hut
every
man
knows
in
his
purems
nv.,d
'.'
i
ii.
.m
ui.iv
ii.
ii
iiv.iik
m
uie
Brownies,
Gi
J
Oli'.'-s
Jh,i
V
'
yj
Can
ore
EVANGELia
FREE
CH'JRC!
415
5ih
Ave
E
sal(j
l
t
Cdr.
Tye.
Next
.summer
coinplement.
143
younK
men
Joln-
Juneau
is
about
to
have
a
comox
would
Iw
opened
up
as
a
ed
the
permanent
force
PX'N
In
postal
delivery
system
and
rinht
camp
for
cadets
which
would
give
the
f.rst
quarter
of
l'JM,
Ll.
Cdr.
thankful
do
the
citizens
feel
'summer
graining
to
junior
and
Tye
said.
about
It.
Juneau
is
not
nearly
as
intermediate
cadets
west
of,
The
area
officer
of
Pacific
large
as
Prince
Rupert.
Yet
here
Winnipeg.
Area
left
Friday
by
plane
for
in
Prince
Rupert,
for
forty
years;
wp
expect
about
1.000
lads,"
he-idquarters
a.
IIMCt
l.sf:very.
i
Li
my
iiunmo
!tvct
wnrii
lie
is
charged
with
great
responsibility.
iThUfi,
the
truer
picture
of
living
at
the
human
level
is
more
up-1
parent
in
the
fisherman
ri.ikini;
i
til,
life
for
h:.i
llviiiR
or
the
'
soldh'r
Boint?
out.
never
knowluR
jif
he
will
return.
The
Cross
j
whicr
Christ
calls
us
to
carry
Is
(surely
thul
of
'dread
adventure
undertaken
in
the
spirit
of
love
Blitst
From
IJritain
n.
trnnsrontinental
terminus,
one
SERVICES
SIMM
Morning
;
Evening
Eunrfuy
SdiW
..
i
us
also
wear
a
popy
for
remembrance.
t
On
Remembrance
Day
let
us
pause
fdr
a
moment
and
think
once
again
of
the
man
or
men
we
knew
who
left
home
and
loved
ones,
the
pleasures
of
peace
and
happy
life,
to
take
part
in
the
conflicts
and
did
not
return.
In
this
spirit
let
us
perform
the
simple
act
of
remembrance
buy
and
wear
a
poppy,
the
emblem
of
sacrifice,
the
blood-red
flower
which
reappears
each
year
among
the
crosses
now
spread
far
beyond
Flanders'
Fields.
.
And
as
we
pin
upon
ourselves
these
emblems,
may
we
pray
that
man
may
yet
learn
to
live
in
peace.
rpvriTiDii
cnufirr
WINNIPEG
The
Speech
of
Canada's
main
deep
sea
fish-
j
from
the
throne
in
Hrit-!"
r'?n?t,ay
a't
First
Presbyterian
Church
WHIM
-fiU
Life
Insurance
is
the
Difference
Between"!
Have"
and
"I
Wish"
lain
ifi
confirmation
Of
reaching
industrial
giowth.
but
i
durine:'
i,h
,v'pryor"
'stm
lrudBins.t0;
whnt
1
rei.orted
wndl
1
ltU
tea
alii
lli.t,
S
lhe
im
,)ni(.(,
t()
stand
,n
anei
the
electi
O
ll
Campaign
at
the
wicket
or
see
what's
in!
there,
both
through
this'ineD0X-
.
.
I
nmrununor
iTlrl
Kir
i-:if1io
!
KIND!
V
VISITOR
Prayer
M
'ting
.
I
KKilM
Pastor
C.
W
S::
Phunt
Black
:
"h''W
.'hall
nr.
ncr?-eet
o
pint
.;
V
4.
i
Nobodv
In
the
two
hie
parties'
Friday,
November
9,
wtis
a
dayj
6
;
Wif
WWVA.
4
!
told
the
people
the
cold-blooded
"f
tmgular
beauty
bKy
was
.
cloudless
and
atmospliere
pleas-
!
truth
during
the
speakin;
cam
iru.
Bui
nothing
iik,'
that
could
i
paipn.
But
now
that
the
votei
nr.
fminlorf
ruallUi
hreiiks
De
saio
,!
ifnsuay.
iYn.iijj.nj.
As
for
the
service
of
remembrance
at
the
Cenotaph
tomorrow,
it
would
seem
desirable
to
point
out
to
the
general
public
that
that
eeremony
is
not
just
a
Legion
obligation.
It
is
true
that
the
FIRST
UNITED
CH
C,:iG
Sixth
A-.-.
nuf-
,-through
i
Tuesday
a:id
Monday.
Bui
it's
'
thutist
to
remember
that
on
Mr.
Churchill
says
flatly
i
"Britain
is
on
the
road
to
mi-
Thursday
ths
Minister
of
Edu-
.
tlonal
bankruptcy."
He
warns
cafon-
.iruc
I
limed
a
holiday.
1
,
that
only
the
most
drastic
meas-
.
"
ures
will
halt
tiie
move
toward
"m
'-O.MK?
;
ciisaster
A-r
b
rule,
when
someone
loses
Ii
incf
P,'Jl
r'-.
Pe
.
Lawrence
C
REMFVBRWfE
SEKVICES
t
i,
V
x.
'
V.K.
11:13
a.iii-Morn.u
The
mint
i
evervhrulv
In
ntK
Cafh
savings
lt
maKCS
high
places
knew
this
DURING
newspaper
story
or
ne
tells
about
the
election
But
neither-
Mr.
vyhat
is
to
him,
a
pvrsonal
dls-AUlee,
Mr.
Churchill,
nor
even
astrr.
And
one
cannot
but
notice
parade
is
a
Legion
one
but
the
observance
is,
and
.should
be,
a
citizens'
tribute
of
remembrance
to
those
who
paid
the
supreme
sacrifice
in
defence
of
their
country
and
the
rights
of
people
to
live
our
their
own
free
way
of
living.
This
then
is
a
challenge
to
the
citizens.
Are
you
grateful
for
the
freedom
that
you
enjoy?
Will
you
show
this
by
attending
the
Cenotaph
service?
There
are
minor
inconveniences,
unsupervised
children,
cruivlirwi-
flrwi-v
In.l.v.-w.v-.f
n
Ai.tU,.
..1-
TV.,
11.
the
bad
boy
of
British
politics,
tnr.
similarity
in
uie
size
oi
me
R
,
Nve
Bevan.
then
.said
it.
Each
sumr
lost.
Usually,
if.
handy
to
Reprntatlvcs-
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East,
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
DD
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
3.
Smitji,
John
Currle.
SUNDAY.
NOVEvlBKR
11
MornwiK
Worship
-11:15.
1'.
H.
Llnzey
will
conduct
tha
nervice.
Sunday
.School-12:l.r).
.
Evening
Service
of
Praise
at
7:30
o'clock.
The
M.ni;;ter
will
conduct
the
evening
service.
"Remember
the
Sabbatn
Day
'
to
keep
It
Holv"
Sermon:
The
Hr;
Peace"
c:iilci
.-ii'
S''i:y.
'T
KlO!!-'-"
A:i
-
li
-r:i:
-
Ar.d
DdT
"
ir
Ancient
T.me
1
7:30
p
tv.
-
Evnin?
f
j
Sermon:
"What
Ss
Stones1"
Anthem:
'What
An-CO'EASDWOF.;
j
Sunday
Sri:
j
First-
United
all
v
:
l
Conrad
Ha!!
a':at;
Richard
Sephton,
District
Agent,
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
DC;
R.
E.
Mortimer,
Representative,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
j
Will
Robinson
IE.
T.
Kenney
Ltd
)
Representative.
Terrace,
B
C
;
had
a
different
reason
for
"lay-'
"
thourar.d
bucks,
or
possibly
ing
off.".
;
thirteen
oi
fourteen
hundred.
Onlv
one
nrominent
candidate
Having
accumulated
that
much
.said
DURING'
the
election
cam-
which
the
Lord
knows
is
little
H.
C.
Webber,
C.L.U.,
Branch
Manager,
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
i
mien
what
Mr.
Churchill
savs
enough-how
did
he
ever
coma
I
"".s,
lum-uiTTUL
cauici
,
pei
naps,
mil
trie
men
and
women
whose
memories
we
revere
in
such
new.
She
was
Ladv
Violet
Bon-
-
to
drop
the
lot
II
he
did
reany
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1
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ham
Carter
daughter
of
late
lose
if
Liberal
Prime
Minister
Asqullii.'
'
fc
STIIX
I
RIOI
S
a
ceremony
underwent
sufferings
and
torments
he-
...
.
.
.
I-wL.
xt.Wts.U
41,-
1.
1.
'
!
anywhere
somebody
THOSE
who
heard,
the
two
CUC
''Is
Prince
.Rupert,
radio
broadcasts
Irom
Britain
r.ear
Alaska?"
asks
vvj1n.11
uu-.-u
paie
into
insignuicance.
urn
we
do
-
less
than
turn
out
in
large
numbers,
in
gratitude
to
them
for
ihpiv
snevi
fir-ov:
ul
u
f
linrliw
it,,,:,.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Young
St.
at
Fifth
Ave.
East
back
east
or
down
south.
Ketchikan
nearest
town.
About
eighty
miles
"
"Oncd
Lord.
You
must
be
freezing.
Why
stay?"
It's
been
like
that
since
incor-
entitled
"Press
Conlerencc"
may
remember
how
sorhe
of
u.s
tried
to
get
the
old
Ciance'llor
of
the
Exchequer
and
also
the
new
jiie
to
talk
reality.
Six
of
us
first
Interviewed
the
Sundoy.No.1
Armistice
D
11:15
a
iii:Ml'r,"1!'
"So
lilaikiiul
'
and
porallon,
despite
miles
of
pub-
Rt.
Hon.
Hugh
Ciaitskell
then,
a
week
later,
the
Rt.
Hun,
licity
and
personal
letter.!
of
;
Suntia
:
Evf-oinK
:
12:15
Vm
7.30
P-m-
Announcement
We
are
pleased
to
be
the
first
to
supply
a
thinner
slice
in
our
Sliced
Bread.
Popular
demand
has
persuaded
us
to
provide
this
innovation.
VAN'S
BAKERY
Jim1
"Why
'
SI.
A.
Butler.
We
did
not
know
contradiction.
Eo
pnssibiy
it's
at
that
time
that
Mr.
Kuiler
worth
mentioning
that
within
would
be
the
new
holder
oi
the
past
few
weeks
88
individu-Hritain's
purse
strings,
iiokin"
als
down
south
and
back
east
back
over
the
.scripts
of
thoe
have
frot:n,
partly
frozen
iind
unrehearsed
free-for-all
talks
I
contracted
serious
illness
through
::
'
l
-
:
u
PasUir:
REV.
F.
AN'l'KOBUS
Res.
230
5th
Ave.
E.
Box
538
;ml's
fmlW
Choir
ill
sinf
budd'jn
weather
changes.
relatives
and
survivors?
An
outward
and
visible
feign
of
our
gratitude
will
be
to
see
every
citizen
not
only
wearing
a
poppy
but
everybody
possible
at
the
service.
,
"At
the
going
down
of
the
sun,
.',
.
And
in
the
morning.
We
will
remember
them."
,";
Sir
Arthur
Currie's
challenge
is
contained
in
another
Legion
saying:
"They
served
till
death.
Why
not
we?"
Congratulations,
Shirley!
CONGRATULATIONS
to
popular
Shirley
Haugan,
Prince
Rupert-born
girl
and
member
of
a
pioneer
local
family,
on
her
selection
for
the
famous
Elgar
Choir
with
the
trip
to
Britain
next
year
as
its
highlight.
It
is
particularly
interesting
that
this
is
the
second
year
a
Prince
Rupert
girl
has
been
selected.
U.
e
of
the
expression
"fj.imin-lon"
'in
the
House
of
Crmimons
may
become
loss,
if
the
government
continues
to
have
its
way.
There
are
no
visible
si;ns
of
the
Ui
it'.sh
Umpire
or
America
n
Republic
disappearing.
-:ee
here
the
followini;:
PHILPOTT:
Well,
Mr.
Butler,'
a.l
this
Is
very
plea:.unt
and
educative
but
as
I
have
gone
all
over
this
country
in
the
election
campaign
I
have
the
impression
that
both
partus
are
completely
unrealistic
in
their
discussion
of
the
real
Issues.
,
,
.
The
Conservatives
say
very
clearly
they
are
going
to
have
a
Digger
and
Bet
611
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
190
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
I
iimmimiiminiMniumtmiiii
imiMimmiinitHMiniiitii'miiiimiimi!
mum.
liil,
IHIll(llllinillli!IIIIMtll!l1ini!iUIMIIM!ll'IHHhli:ihl!lllliilli;il!!l!
Skauwuy
wants
to
be
the
White
Horse
hlfihway
terminal.
So
does
Juneau.
And
fikaiiwiy,
after
so:
ter
armament
program
and
202
fiih
Avenue
West
!
also
thev
ire
iroiin
to
have
1
ury
years
of
peaw
and
drowsl-
'
Unce
more
a
local
young
person
shows
that
this
city
has
talent
and
the
ability
to
develop
it,
And
it
is
all
good
publicity
for
the
city.
SUNDAY
SERVICES
10:30
Sunday
School
ami
Hi!''1'
Cla.'a
General
Elettric
WASHERS
30I),IIUO
houses
per
year
instead
nc's's'
18
-"howmR
vim
and;
of
the
2(10,000
riouses,
and
yet
;
r"sn
a,Kl
"'most
a
streak
of
the1
when
1
look
u
p
the
figures
in
i
Rtampertt
A
road
will
be
a
major
,
the
Labor
exchanges
I
see
that'
-ib'
lf
"
lli
to
be
hariy
Uie
Britain
Is
already
half
a
mil-1
,
ral1
of
'98-
lion
workers
.short
to
fill
the'
jobs
there
now
are.
j
WELL
BEHAVED
NOW
BUTLER:
Well,
the
labor
-force,
LONDON
?
Boys
on
proba-or
the
equivalent
to
the
laborltion
after
com
t
appearances
for
force
bclore
the
war,
are
now
j
a
variety'
of
offences
Joined
a
producing
20
per
cent
less.
If
Sunday
School
camp
and
tire
11:30
-
Moi
ning
Worship
cripiure
a3Aage
for
aclaij
7:30-
Evangelistic
Keep
that
which
is
committed
to
thy
trust."
I.
Tim.
fl;20
party
won
a
prize
for
good
eon-
irtietumed
trmV
'REV.
M.
1
OHETll,
Jus
duct.
Their
former
records
were
unknown
to
fallow
campers.
Will
3:
v
FAMOUS
RIVER
."."fhe
Volga
river,
famed
in
FAMOUS
RIVER
Scotland's
most
Imnortant
we
could
improve
that
we
could
do
a
great
deal
more
with
the
force
we
nave.
Mr.
Gaitskell
"was
somewhat
more
frank
in
answer
to
this
same
question.
He
said:
"Well,
it's
quite
obvious
that
be
speaking
in
all
services,
He
entire
Sunday
School.
ttuuu$iiitra
Hi
Russian
history,
flows
2,290
'
salmon
river,
the
Tav
firm,
n
$169-50
.
Am'
rnllps
to
the
Caspian
Sea,
where
j
miles
to
the
Firth
of
Tay,
drain-iWias
many
different
outlets.
I
Ing
an
area
of
2,500
square
miles.
.,.1111'
at
V"
IONIUM
I
HfY.1
uivn
jrtum
fsof'''
Young
People'!,
meethi),
shoinnc
I"
up
nfrt's
know
Is
about
200,000
a
year.
But
I
don't
think
it's
possible
In
present
circumstances
to
carry
on
the
defence
program
and
also
to
lncrea.se
the
amount
of
houses
built
a-s
the
Tories
are
claiming."
NOW
that
the
election
is
over
everybody
is
talking
in
terms
of
reality
and
nobody
pretend
nfe
RtH1
You
are
always
welcome
at
P'"1
Pentecostal
Churcn
if
we
are
to
carry
out
this
defence
program
the
output
of
some
consumer
goods
has
got
to
go
down
I've
always
said
that,
we
made
it
perfectly
Plain
from
the
start.
It'll
have
to
go
down.
...
I
don't
myself
think
it
need
affect
the
housing
program
-which
as
you
.C.F
paster:
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
Green
331
ing
that
any
nation
can
have
it
both
ways.