1
fgtpr-
As
I
See
It
ray
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
September
28,
1951
a
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruptrt
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
':
'.Jem-uer
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
a'
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Directoi
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
Of,
Cimore
Docs
daylight
saving
end
thk
week-end?
we
enquired
this
morning,
over
the
telephene,
feeling
that
the
party
asked
would
sureiy
know,
if
anyone
would.
"I'm
not
quit
sur,"
canic
(jif
tCi
Su'
i
i
3y
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c-
Per
Year,
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
EXTRA
TRAIN
SERV
the
I
Community
Chest
Needed
the
reply.
"Better
ring
up
kaily
Nt-WA"
tiiective
uctober
1
r
.
Answer
to
Communism
LONDON
The
British
MP's
international
conference
to
promote
world
nnvernment
is
now
run-
....
.....,..
,,wn,r
,rmn
rrirbrtj
SAVED
SOMETHING
Anvwj.v
it
will
ttive
a
grand
of
main
street
businessmen
at
EXASPERATION
the
constant
demands
being
made
upon
them
for
Hnnntion;
f
ir;t
tn
one
worthv
cause
and
then
PRINCE
RUPERT
&jasp1
aiul
interumliale
xlaliuiu
encther
in
n
seemingly
constant
procession
points
,ning
smoothly
in
the
1,
Ihr
C..V
v.
ill
..
.i,
,f.p,
lull
I'rlm-r
Huirrt
uikI
Juj..
KITrrlisr
Oi
l
ilir.tMfii.
leu
up
again
to
the
necessity
of
some
such
thing
as
a
groove
feeling
coming
uown
to
work
r.ext
Monday
rnoininu
with
an
hours
extra
rest
behind
your
belt
and
tn
dawn
a
Utile
le.ss
grey.
While
daylight
is
about
all
we've
managed
to
save
thin
summer,
it
is
possible
to
become
ac-customed
to
what
feels
like
a
j
eeaieas
aitUoUon.
4ikiriuvnt
l
.luretioita
l
JiiKirfui
Mt-Mini
'h
Perhaps
I
should
say
in
Uo
.-y.
iT-2r?
-.-v-x-."
i
'grooves,
tor
there
are
two
inn-ns
in
the
twin
evils
of
our
times
1
war
and
.poverty.
I
Oitj
committee,
under
Lord
,
Beveridne.
is
rewriting
the
reso-
Fur
full
Information
Call
or
write
,
CITY
TICKET
Of'FICK
528-
3rd
Ave.,
Prints
Rupert,
B.C.
STRIKE
IS
OVER
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
workers
shoulder
Leop-Jld
Barrctte,
presicijnt
of
Montreal
Local
234
of
the
Tobacco
Worker:
International
Union,
in
celebration
of
the
end
of
their
sly-week
strike.
More
than
3.700
workers
in
Montreal,
Granby.
Que,
and
Hamilton
were
involved
in
the
walk-out
for
higher
wages
and
shorter
hours.
,cp
PHOTO
Things
are
picking
up.
There
,
u-Ul
slit-rUy
be
a
daily
train
service.
Already
there's
a
daily
tlittht
between
Printe
Rupert
:
and
Teirice,
and
twice
a
week
'
bui
betweea
Prince
Kupeit
and
hition
on
the
political
side,
ine
general
conference
is
now
dealing
with
povvrty,
especially
in
jAsia
and
Africa.
I
Canada
is
doing
a
good,
practical
job.
both
in
the
committee
1
and
the
general
sessions.
Mr.
Speaker
Sparkes
of
Newfoundland
and
Senator
Byron
Horner
(Liberal
and
Conservative
respectively,
are
both
on
the
Smithers.
And
if
there
was
any
lietejsity
Io
a
sleaanship
ou
the
Skeena,
her
tht'e
one
were
many,
doubtless
vaat
would
bo
forthcoming,
as
well.
Timber
to
Yarn
in
Canada
Celanese
Plant
Cellulose
Froi.j
Wasor
Island
to
be
Made
into
Finished
Product
a
Edmonton-
Beveridge
committee.
I
IN
DEMAND
AT
LAST
i
Old
Family
Bibles
are
being
re-I
discovered
today,
as
nevei-
bolore.
Each
may
disckwe
a
btrlh
cer-
ROY
KNIGHT.
CCF
MP
for
Saskatoon,
today
made
the
first
High
alpha
cellulose
from
the
Columbia
Cellu-
vifa-ate.
And
this
eould
furtbwilh
.public
speech
by
a
Canadian
at
,
wf
UnnA
will
ho
transformed
into
.r
month.
Community
Chest
being
instituted
in
this
city.
Under
the
Community
Chest
idea,
which
op-crates
in
the
most
of
cities
of
Canada,
a
central
committee,
often
Board
of
Trade
sponsored,
is
set
up
which
surveys
and
assesses
the
various
causes
that
will
be
requiring
financial
support
through
public
appeal,
approves
the
amounts
that
will
be
required
each
year,
makes
a
total
budget
and
then
proceeds
to
raise
the
requisite
fund.
The
plan
is
a
simple
one
to
consolidate
all
the
demands
and,
instead
of
frequent
individual
campaigns,
to
stage
one
general
drive
for
a
large
consolidated
fund
from
which
allocations
will
be
made
to
the
various
needs.
Of
course,
there
may
be
some
exceptions
such
as
the
annual
Red
Cross
drive
but
the
general
effect
will
be
to
permit
the
people
of
the
community
to
budget
their
charitable
subscriptions.
An
important
thing,
of
course,
will
be
to
eliminate
the
many
individual
drives
which
ate
such
a
nuisance
not
only
to
those
who
are
canvassed
but
to
the
canvassers
themselves.
lo
other
words
the
whole
matter
is
put
on
a
business-like
and
really
effective
basis.
It
is
quite
apparent
now
that
these
campaigns
are
becoming
of
such
frequency
that
a
resistance
is
being
built
up
and
applied.
Another
important
effect
of
the
Community
Chest
would
also
be
that
canvassing
could
be
so
orranged
that
all
the
people
of
the
city
would
be
reached
and
not
only
the
long
suffering
downtown
business
houses
which
are
now
the
constant
victims,
There
are
plenty
of
people
in
Prince
Rupert,
we
believe,
who
are
just
as
able
to
give
and
give
substantially
as
are
these
business
people
and
in
the
multiplicity
of
small
drives
which
we
are
now
enduring
many
of
these
are
often
missed
altogether.
tho
actual
convention.
He
did
a
,VJJC
k'""'
.'-.-v..
-
,.
.,
.
good
job.
too.
!
acetate
yarn
and
staple
fibre
at
Edmonton
when
the
m
th.
snap,
of
a
i
Mr.
Knight
had
an
unlucky
,
muH.miion
dollar
plant
HOW
under
construction
is
on
tnal
iS
,ucJea
tatter-si
break
in
one
respec
t
He
fo
owed
eted
,
1
,
'
the
Boot
Hook
b
due
the
,
Leslie
Hale,
a
British
Labor
MP,
cuinpicicvi.
tlKhrt
vam
will
n
.
M,v,i
i
if
uhn
lnnlrs
like
Inhn
Bull
in
the)
the
plant
now
being
construii-
'i
'
"mwU1.s
...
by
Canadian
Chemical
Co.
be
earned
out
In
Western
Can-
explained
by
hard
cash
and
vev
fhsh
Thev
call
him
he
LsLI
talker
and
slowest
think-
L
td..
which,
like
Columbia
Cellu-
i
ada
;
othins
e.se.
We
Can
Save
You
Money
J
Your
Clothes
for
Men
and
B;
MEN'S
BLl'E
MELTON
JACKETS
All
sizes.
Sells
to
$15
:
'.
Sb
MEN'S
RAIN
COATS
all
sizes
j,
.MEN'S
GABARDINE
COATS
all
sizes
j,
MEN'S
Sl'lTS
all
sii.es
MEN'S
PANTS
All
wool,
suitable
for
fishir.j.
bur1:.
MEN'
S
SEMI-DRESS
PANTS
MEN'S
WORK
SlllUTii
AU
size
InatUSt
MEN'S
HEAVY
WEIGHT
PENMAN'S
IMON
Sim
HOYS'
ALL-WOOL
WINDHREAKERS,
all
sizes.
Now
-
;
8.S-.
HOYS'
ALL-WOOL
PANTS
Heavy
weight.
This
pant
will
give
plenty
of
wear
3t
40YS'
Pl'LLOVER
SWEATERS
All
sizes
'JOYS'
LACE
Rl'KKEK
BOOTS
All
sizes.
Almost
half
price
-
t
BOYS'
SPORT
SHIRTS
Sizes
2
to
6.
Reg
135
S
BOYS'
DRESS
GABARDINE
PANTS
Size
24
to
Now
:
BE
SURE
TO
VISIT
B.C.
CLOTHIERS.
LOOK
FOR
THE
BIG
SIGN.
:
cr
in
the
British
Parliament.
But
lose
Co.
Ltd.,
is
an
anuiate
oi
i.-muu
KaVa.
,
relanes
Cnrnoration
of
Amer-
:
acetate
plant
will
be
25
million
;
During
September
635
families
!
if
his
type
of
thinking
is
slow,
British
then
what
tms
oiu
world
neeus
.
'
,
,
.
nnniiu
of
thi.
..tm.t-lS
r,.i,.mhu,
!.,
520
entered
in
18
months
and
will
cost
more
than
50
million.
When
It
is
in
operation
the
complete
acetate
process,
from
!
today
is
a
large
helping
of
the
same
type
qf
slowness.
For
in
one
of
the
finest
speech-
I
es
I
ever
heard
anywhere,
anytime,
he
showed
the
conference
just
how.
uYider
peace
ot
world
:
law,
the
vast
sums
now
wasted
million
pounds
will
be
manu-
other
parts
oi
ine
dominion.
Arm
faciured
into
yarn
and
staple
,
live
months
of
,,
winter
just
fibre
for
sale
to
Canadian
textile
around
the
corner
which
may
mi,,
''
mean
nothing
to
some
folk.
The
Edmonton
development
However
they
know
their
own
also
a
petro-chemical
section
business
best.
W'e
da
ours.
Let'er
that
will
consume
75.000
gallons
drizzle,
of
butane
and
propane
daily
in
.
POLITICAL
tRISIS
(Continued
from
page
1)
on
competitive
armaments
might
;
The
government,
he
regrett
-d.
;be
diverted
to
raise
human
had
,
,
all
idPaK
anH
nrinciules
m
nrtlicmir
a
Wllip
VaiiCtV
Of.
"
rill.
standards
of
living
everywhere,
ot
onlv
o
tn.
Liberal
but
a
'.so
hi,i.
More
school
bxks
have
been
but
especially'
Asia
and
Africa.
of
date
this
(all.
3o
(of
lne
conservative
party.;
"AC(,,atc
acid
and
acetone
from
ruled
out
j
Roy
Knight
-explained
that
all
swords,
Indeed,
were
being
drawn
;
tne
petro-chemical
unit
will
be:"'
been
P
lo
lne
Impatient
,of
the
Canadians
who
had
come
an(j
stilettoes
were
ready
to
stab
utuiKtd
m
the
cellulose
acetate
i
looking
head
of
the
hou.se
to
;
to
this
conference
wm;e
unoffi-
in
tne
back.
an
,
but
m
otter
bu!
text
books
that
can
be
con-
:
cial.
but
how
h-.s
parliamentary
,
perrv
deplored
the
developing
1
,
important
jmnofant
'
chemicals
chemicals,
which
which
are
are
templated
without
reproach.
A
.Conservative
and
Liberal
col-;
0f
supine
followers
and
sy:o-
!
not
as
present
Dret
manufactured
manufactured
in
in
family
of
any
size
is
a
costly
leagues
were
there,
too.
-
;
:
.fH
business.
When
hiRged
bocks
phants.
Needed
to
day
were
Pnn:da
will
.',
h
bp
marie
A
avaiiahle
available
we
An
Acceptable
Change
nmfnrnv.sts
w
who
ho
.
.
,.,
j,.
'.,
....i
i
.u.
r,
to
schixil.
the
same
identical
vol
and
i
couraaeous
non-comformisU
.,
Chop
k.
AM
umes
served
successive
kids
as
aj
i
nc
gic
tne
5cncitii
.
were
reauy
10
ten
rrcini
iNADIAN
Nationa.1
Transportation,
is
to
be
of
the
petro-
try.
i
"The
output
chemical
unit."
approach
to
the
question
of
(food
sui
pluses
in
one
country
the
honest
truth.
INSPIRING
they
grew
gmdually
older.
It
can
be
honestly
said
that
as
long
as
,1.....
1.,1
V,Au
r...-A
fcsave
at
C
Harold
Blanke.
congratulated
on
changing
its
regular
twice
a
week
bus
run
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Jrlln'i
.
In
the
cou3
of
his
comment.!
pn:io
-nt
of
the
company,
said
I
vale
)vfn
for
the
monpy.
on
the
cuivent
political
situatio.i
tecfntlj.
"will
incluoe
more
than
i
.
.
in
British
Columbia,
Mr.
Perry
rulficier.t
quantities
of
formal-.
Jn
fm
the
gkeena
River
Mrlnlyrc'
Blue
k
land
food
scarcities
in
another.
Hi
told
of
what
Canada
had
'done
in
the
past
and
what
he
believed
she
might
reasonably
bt
expected
to
do
In
future.
He
Smithers
from
night
to
day.
At
the
outset
when
the
service
was
inaugurated,
the
Daily
News
suggested
that
it
would
be
more
highway
bus
will
drive
in
day-
inspirea
me
meeting
un
a
jc-
n.nyoe
a:iu
pentaei
yuu
n
iu
.lineatfcm
of
the
honored
histo.y
meet
domestic
demands,
ivaving
ol
of
night
and.
as
a
Ime
instead
explained
"
that
the
Individual
oi
of
t-iDerausni.
Liberalism.
Based
asea
"
on
on
the
ine
fun-
mil-
some
some
aval
available
auie
for
Hir
export
expon.
consequence,
shotilj
double
useful,
Li
more
comfortable
l
i
i
and
i
more
popular
i
if
.
it
.,
J
I
farmer
could
,
,
not
1.
be
expected
.
,
to,
.
;
.
,ha
h,i
.t.
,maMih.H.
..m
.,,m.iv
.
m.,lfo
lh.
ncrcmnl
oorifio
wia
"i
".i.
...c
.
...........
j
.,.r..J
I
,
.
;
make
the
sacrifice
on-
the
business.
There
a-e
few
other
Canada
to
inafch
in
i
tail
,
,
.
,!,,''
personal
en
of
individual
man
with
the
h-g'n-
the
plywood
glue
market
in
Brit-
...
-e'?
Chi:-
deg,e
of
r.na,
liberty
y
replacing
import,
and
t
-ue
Liberalism,
of
the
from
the
Unlh'd
iEtas
the
mlleatte
betw
-en
'tra
opportunity,
product
Prince
Ruper.
anu
tniithert.
.
j
told
how
the
Canadian
nation
as
was
run
Dy
day
rnstead
ot
night.
It
is
to
be
noted
with
satisfaction
also
that
the
newly
announced
service
will
fit
in
well
with
the
about
to
he
instituted
six
days
a
week
train
service,
the
bus
running
on
the
off
train
days
of
Sunday
and
Monday:
he
declared,
was
the
basis
of
the
states.
Pentaerythritol
is
used
;
western
way
of
living
a
way
of
,n
a.Kyd
re
ins
lor
air
drying
and
a
whole
could
probably
be
de-
CHESTERFIELD
SUIIl
covered
in
the
most
modern
mar.TO)s
Kloatin
Comfort
C
jnslruc
tion
GuaranlH
to
2-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
2-picce
Chesterfield
Suite
construction
pe.iuec
upon
to
comriuuie
u-
,Jvi
;
towards
towards
which
whj(;n
ai,
ail
Canadi
Canadi-
baked
finishes
on
automobiles.
.
OKOKGK
DAWKS
AUCTIONEER
Thone
C.ren
glfl
anil
Red
1?7
,
ans
were
striving
a
system
or.stocs,
retngerators
and
other
i
freedom
of
Individual
livin?
i
.-tm-lar
items.
Tt
entire
Canadl-.
blended
with
the
minimum
ol
i
an
requirements
of
this
material
ccnuol
to
ensure
security
for
the
are
at
present
Imported.
Whnlp
i
"M,
nthnr
.V,
om
f
nil
I
O
U'ill
!
peace
with
plenty.
'
j
Mr.
Knight
really
roused
the
i
convention
by
stating
"Commu-Inism
is
an
idea
which
cannot
be
Hard
Work
FRIEND
suggests
that
the
Industrial
Revolu
guaranteed
for
ten
years-
A'
tion
added
more
to
the
prosperity
of
the
human
race
than
any
other
event
in
historv.
!
contained
by
force
or
violence,'
what
nesded
in
British
W3J
be
manufactured
at
the
Edmon-I
ItT
ove,rcotre
Columbia
was
a
deep
and
ab;d-
!on
lant,
lllcluding
propylene
,
a
better
irt-oa-n
idea.
He
went
on
amid
J
fanh
the
principles
of
lng
m
,
u,ed
ln
pt,rmanent
anti-
sustained
applaud
from
he
LiberaV,
and
straightforward
,
frm'
produPtSi
methanol.
chief
1
Trie
6
TTJn
1
P
8ve.-nment.
!
component
in
non-permanent
idea
that
the
world
govern-
K.r.
perry
saw
the
present
.ali.t,re-
acetaldehvde
an
indent
idea
was
better
and
strong-
!
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at
Ottawa
endeav-
.
iillT
.
w
floating
comfort
.t
9.n;B-A
RkA
Chesterfield
Suite
V
'
M.1
ler
than
Communism
provided,
i
ouring
to
toe
the
line
of
real
'
l'
TJ,
'Is
and
is()but'anol
used
jit
was
linked
to
something
real
,
Uberal
principleS
even
if
it
did
m
quk'k
drying
f
.
...
....
"
"-j
,
ftuiuewinea
iiu
niwftui;i
i...v
..ii.i
.
MANY
OTHERS
ON
DISM
.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
,
...j,
cvoi.uoms
nnjninc,
picture
m
viCTorra
louay.
it
was
..pina
fnr
the
Prlmnnlrai
nlant
!but
especially
in
the
most
de-
time,
therefore,
that
the
Liberal
'
eJ"e
IZ
TeJopTo!ctn-I
pressed
countries.
party
was
building
up
its
f-nces
"v'?8!
S
',,,,"
and
enhancing
its
prestige
which
,J,
SIR
RICHARD
ACLAND
intro-
would
bring
victory
at
the
elc
,
"e
w
eiate.
to
buy-over
a
quarter
di
"A
B0Jd
Place
"Hospitality
and
'
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
Tu
Take
Out
This
is
probably
true
if
we
confine
ourselves
to
iTiodern
history.
But
we
are
reminded
that
thousands
qf
years
before
the
Industrial
Revolution,
Adam
and
Eve
were
turned
out
of
the.
Garden
where
they
had
been
living
a
life
of
social
security;
and
were
lold
that
from
then
on
they
would
have
to
work
for
iheir
living
or
starve.
It
was
this
harsh-seeming
discipline,
and
the
fact
that
man
accepted
the
situation
and
went
to
work,
that
made
it
possible
for
him
to
survive
on
the
earth;
and
has
given
him
all
the
prosperity
he
ever
enjoyed.
Without
the
strengthening
and
civilizing
effect
of
hard
work
man
would
never
have
dreamed
of
an
industrial
revolution,
much
less
brought
one
about-
Printed
Word
327
3rd
Avenue
tion.
MiRAE
CRITICAL
!
The
same
meeting
duced
the
main
resolution
on
a
plan
to
overcome
poverty.
He
made
it
clear
that
this
plan
was
ffir
f
mm
hpintr
"npiinnlc"
nr
smull
hearl
Jack
stuff.
Yearly
contributions
from'McRae
M.L.A.
for
Prince
Rupert
earh
.n,,iH
v.,
oi
attack
Hon.
E.
C.
Carton,
minis-
Commodore
Cafe
NEWS
ADS
get
KS
five
times
greater
thanWy
were
"
oi
Publl
w0
ks:
tor
h,is
to
road
1
ln
regard
development
in
the
UNRRA
Plan
at
the
end
in
north
and
central
British
Col-
of
the
Hitler
war.
But
Ive
pointed
'"vc"
u
.1..
l,l.,V,,..o
nut
Ihit
th.m
oro
o
m,.tr..!l,
UBUltUiailJ
nip,...j
Prince
Rupert
and
Ter-
t
inn
rf
hBt.
mn.t
en.,ntri.
';
bctwtvn
race.
He
criticized
the
ment
for
catering
to
Vancouver
n
n
n
i
now
spending
on
armaments
in
the
mnH
raw
u'hifli
imluL-
rmar-
Jcnprure
laiiaae
tor
Jodai
FOR
A
NEW
SEASON
with
Sew
a
i
a
We
speak
the
wisdom
of
God
in
a
mystery.
-
out
that
of
23
Liber-strny
!
and
pointed
come
by
world
law,
would
de.
us
all
i
als
m
tne
Legislature
only
two
He
also
dealt
mo:t
franklv
I
f
re
fro"?
the
Vanvouver
area
Cor.
2:7.
with
what,
some
call
the
"Wall
wnercas
merj
were
a
.uim
six
in
north
and
central
British
Colum
lilt
Street
nightmare"
what
happens
to
our
Western
economies
when
peace
breaks
out.
.
Only
by
some
such
vast
wel
White
;
bia.
He
declared
that
these
six
I
were
united
in-their
desire
that
nioia
should
be
done
for
roads
ln
I
t
he
north,
and
they
would
be
fare
plan
as
we
are
now
discuss
SEWING
M
WHITE
ROTARY
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
WASHERS
"Tomorrow's
Washer
Today"
ing,
he
said,
could
Western
lands
,
"t:"'u-
find
the
outlet
for
the
vast
sur-
Artnur
Ash
M.L.A..
Saanlch,
admitted
that
the
time
was
not
plus
production
now
being
pour-!
ed
into
the
bottomless
belly
of
,
100
distant
when
the
Liberals
the
monster
of
war.
'ould
be
appealing
to
the
people
4,
I
on
thair
own.
He
wished
to
voice
!
Potest
at
statements
that
were
LAST
NIGHT
on
the
bus
coming
home
from
the
big
dinner
at
bclnS
made
bv
Progressive-Con-the
Dorchester,
Senator
Horner
1
servative
members
of
the
coal-introduced
'
ltion
government.
"The
Liberals.
me
to
a
fine
Scottish
'
21
ILLUSTRATED
the
Queen
Anne
Model
Beautifully
figured
walnut,
hand-rubbed
finish
Modern
Classic
Table
.
In
blond,
korina,
or
walnut
f""s
Milk
$tirj
B
you
meet
a
lobster
wearing
sti
aluminum
tag,
don't
uastr
lytnpaihy.
It
K.iMi't
liaulcil
up
for
parking
opposite
a
liy-drant.
The
tag
was
put
tlicre
by
the
National
Kiahrric-i
Hoard
whiih
is
sleuthing
out
marine
life
stories.
A
salmon,
to
decorated,
was
re-ranght
after
four
years
and
a
lobster
after
ten.
The
tags
were
still
,
in
excellent
condition.
Aluminum's
ability
to
withstand
the
elements
it
one
of
the
advantages
whiih
make
it
Increasingly
popular
for
walls,
roofs
and
architectural
embellishments.
An
aluminum
tor-nice
in
Montreal
was
taken
down
recently
undamaged
alter
being
exposed
to
the
weather
since
1H!)5.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Llcl
(Altau).
air
ALL
THE
WANTED
FEATURES
NOW
COMPLETE
ON
THE
"INGMS"
v
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
lassie.
She
turned
out
U
be
Mr-
Asn
acciaren
naa
always
Janet
Murray,
the
Conservative
non(""cd
the
coalition
pact"
but
candidate
up
for
election
ln
Dun-
1
the
same
cannot
be
said
of
the
de(.
j
Conservatives
in
the
past
few
This
morning
across
the
hall
1
months."
He
too
criticized
stats-saw
her
hair
next
to
the
newly-
j
mcnts
ln
particular
of
Hon.
R.
C.
Traditional
Desk
Model
sn!
')
Ample
drawer
space.
w.w""-
.ir
White
Portable
Featherweight
.
arrived
tall,
dark,
handsome
iauuiiam
ana
minister
01
ri-young
delegate
from
Yugoslavia.
nance
Anscomb.
To
me
it
symbolized
what
this
1
"
"
conference
means
in
drawing
the
now
the
Western
world
has
had
world
together.
no
real
answer
to
the
challenge
This
conference
seem
to
me
to
'
of
Communism.
This,
many
of
be
the
forerunner
of
the
peace-
us
think,
is
it.
With
it
Commu-tul,
positive
answer
to
the
ieal
nism
can
be
contained
and
pvent-world
threat
of
Communism.
Till
ually
converted
to
Democracy.
McRAE
BROS.