was
"transfigured,"
or,
as
stu-
days
of
the
first
Christians.
,
denu
of
mysticism
would
say,
Seems
to
piuve
ihat
you
can't'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News1)
LETTERBOX
As
I
See
It
I
in
c.w,
.
Became
rauium
wilii
iicuvt-wij
Kreij
a
guju
mea
aown,
not
cosmic
power.
I
later
saw
the
around
Oalllee
anyway,
nlace
where
Jesus
turned
the
But
other
ideas
not
'
,
"v
Bl-4
U
I
water
into
wine
also
where
are
old,
too.
The
dav
King
Suul
and
his
son
Jonathan
there,
Arab
snipers
were
firine
at
I
spif
1
I.
DEFENCELESS
GEESE
Editor,
Daily
News,
Hi
!
force
the
natives
out
of
their
age
old
darkness
and
stand
jn
their
own
feet
by
earning
their
j
own
rights
and
privileges
as
all
i
men
must
and
it
seems
to
mo
i
David's
bosom
friend
i
were
slain
Jewish
workers
trying
to
dredge
a
mari-
fr'
by
the-
Philistines.
out
the
swampy
channels
nels
In
In
the
theilnu,
j
low
-II;
!
l
more
mririn
tana.
I
wish
to
make
a
public
com
upper
Jordan
River.
p:aint
regarding
the
behavior
that
the
time
has
come
for
all
demand
equal
to
of
the
young
men
who
sho
u
j
Canadians
Naturallly,
I
visited
a
church,
i
supposed
to
be
on
the
very
spot
where
Mary,
the
Mother
of
Jesus,
u:
fd
to
live
in
a
cave.
There
was
a
courteous
old
Roman
Catholic
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independent
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Tlell,
Queen,
Charlotte
Lslitnds.
SHOES
All
sixes,
at
LST
vr
tirs
h;
monk
still
on
the
job.
A
young
Arab,
i
Christian)
was
the
guide.
0O0
KI5
VISIT
TO
GALILEE
!
geese
in
trie
mating
seu.iun.
I
This
time
of
year
the
geese
I
become
deeply
engaged
in
mat-I
ing
so
much
so
that
sometimes
one
can
get
within
a
few
yards
'of
a
pair
before
they
will
fly
;
ajid
gunfire
has
no
frightening
fcliect
on
them
apparently.
They
I
like
to
divide
their
lime
be
MEN'S
UlfKSS
SOCK-Alt
kinds
y
chi,n
TEL
AVIV.
ISRAEL.-!
the
outside
walls
of
the
AN
HOI
REWORK
,
.
t
..,t
Baptist
'
Mission
in
Nazaiuth
were
My
last,
big
trip
in
U
act
beJ
lhe
outsld9
wlH,
Kl.ma
Mk
o
MMS
-or
dre.ss
and
scmi-d
tailored.
From
Editor,
Daily
News:
as
north
Il'Oin
J
el
AVIV.
1
red
letters:
It
is
doubtless
a
waste
of
time
.
-McGHEE,
GO
HOME
t;
Not
Very
Inspiring
NO
C'llll.UltEN'S
I'l'I.LOVLIt
SWKATKItS
P,
to
take
notice
of
"Disgusted
Not
I
OU
Cllle
Up
d
inuutui
WAR
BASES
HERE."
So
Ancient's"
letter
hi
the
Daily
coastal
highway
like
0U1"
The
reference
was
to
the
U
S
News,
of
April
18.
'
Assistant
Secretary
of
State,
Mr.
aru'j
t,a
Sizes
21
lo
lii.
Real
liargain
at
tween
sunning
themselves
on
the
edge
of
Tllel
River
and
grazing
on
grass
lands.
We
feel
'
the.
birds
do
more
good
than
harm
to
the
pasture
and
hay
land
since
they
eai
grubs,
and
worng
and
so
keep
uiose
insects
from
becoming
a
1UI
,
George
C.
McGhee,
visiting
Jeru-
that
"vn,
iidi
naiivv
1
uvv
However,
I
would
suggest
t.ho
writer
auain
read
the
re-
traffic
It
must
carry.
You
run
saiem
that
dav.
marks
attributed
to
mvself
in
'
through
better
looking
land
than
'
Nazareth,
bv
the
way,
gives
the
never
shoot
aeeje
:
which
It
u.-as
di.-J,iiii-.lv.i.Uted
that
vou
saw
In
the
south,
even
before
hluhest
Communist
vole
in
all
menace.
We
-ih
cunt
in
monev
was
more."
vou
reach
the
desert
(Negevl.
Israel.
The
theory
is
that
the
any
time
and
feed
them
lh
win
hop
and
2)ave
at
but
"that
an
hour's,
work
would
.
But
you
soon
team
that
this
j
Communists
are
the
only
party
buy
more
than
It
ever
did
be-
northern
part
is
only
the
first
to
who
do
not
favor
Zionism
and
fore.''
With
a,
few
exceptions
fnow
the
powers
of
argripultural
Nazareth
is
solidly
Arab
still,
that
is
the
cast
today..
That
is
ledemotion.
Some
of
the
land!
cflo
ter
if
they
need
We
do
not
object
to
people
hunting
the
birds,
when
tly-'X
have
all
their,
faculties
for
ia
the
fail
they
do
show
intelligence.
Now,
however,
I
caii
why
I
cannot
understand
where
considered
hopeless
desert
waste,1
BEYOND
NAZARETH
IS
THE
all
the
fu&s.
about
high
cost
of
0f
impossible
malarial
marsh,
less
Sea
of
Galilee
iieally
a
lovely
each
oilier
names
and
shoving
one
CALLING
another
about
might
be
expected
among
a
-bunch
of
.schoolboys
but
to
have
middle-aged
American
senators
engaging
in
such
behaviour
in
a
broadcasting
station
is,
to
say
the
least
of
it,
unseemingly
undignified.
Men
charged
with
their
responsibilities
could
Ihj
expected
to
display
better
deportment
even
in
the
height
of
political
excitement
developed
on
-"this
occasion
by
controversy
over
General
Mac-Arthur.
Such
behaviour
does
not
speak
much
for
JLheir
judgment
and
stability
and
does
not
inspire
"confidence
in
their
ability
to
cany
on
the
weighty
.'
responsibilities
in
matters
of
world
policy.
In
fact,
the
whole
conduct
of
the
heated
con-
troversy
over
MacArthur
seems
to
accentuate
in-
ternal
political
considerations
rather
than
all-im-
portant
international
implications
which
is
unfor-;
tunate.
It
does
not
suggest
a
befitting
actuating
attitude
for
policy-makers
of
a
great
nation
in
4
these
serious
times.
3
usually
see
severai
family
groups
living
comes
in.
I
had
dates
prior
than
50
years
ago,
now
does
little
lake.
The
Tiberias
not
from
the
house
P4
sometimes
t.
1B36
in
mind.
Today,
at
only
uurally
"blossom
like
the
rose."
springs
are
booming
these
days
i
they
make
quite
a,
racket
with,
$1.50
p.?r
hour
you
can
buy
much
,
O0o
almost
like
2000
years
ago.
their
jabbering.
;
more
with
the
hour's
work
than,
HAIFA,
AS
A
CITY,
WAS
MY
And
near
heie
is
the
bigRcwt
On
Sunday,
April.
8,
a
nuiu
y0U
did
then.
In
1936
farmers
pick
of
anything
I
saw
In
Israel,
and
oldest
and
most
prosperous
j
TOP
QUALITY
AND
ber
of
young
men
came
snooting
Wre
selling
pork
tor
10c
per.
x..i
Aviv
is
loo
uttle
Hollv-
of
thj
voluntary
communny
en-
terprises.
which
operate
on
,ex
geese
on
Tlell
River.
Two
"i
pound,
with
the
head
off.
and
wooit
jf
vou
know
what
I
mean,
them
stood
on
the
river
ban&
many
took
it
out
in
trade.
If
you
jerusaiem
iSi
maybe,
over-power-near
our
house
awd
shot
a
de-.
did
not.
owe
the
merchant
you
fuv
imnrof'sivewith
so
manv
actly
the
same
principle
as
did
,
those
founded
by
P:ter
and
other
SMART
STYLES
holy
associations
uuiueiui
iisneiiiien,
unn
mc
As
Burns
i
unco
Buld."
I
Pssin.
ot
Jesus.
'
I
I
might
have
said,
,
fenoeless
goose
on
the
other
,
h.
trouble
selling
to.
him
for
Side.
Then
one
of
them
had
the
j
trade.
nerve
to
cyme
in
and
ask
the
(
M
long
the
matter
of
the
loan
of
my
husbands
skifr
W;i(JoU(U,'bas
been
,ntroduced
lt
conecii
nif
san;.
my
uuaixwu
1
I
was
very
angry
aid
scoidud
1
appears
that
it
would
be
more
correct
to
say
that
$1
00
will
now
buy
3Sc
worth
of
goods.
However
an
hour's
work
will
buy
more
than
ever
before.
ANCIENT.
LATEST
FOR
SPRING
IN
Men's
Oxfords
;
But
Haifa
is
just
right
.except
I
for
people
with
bad
hearts,
for
j
it's
very
hilly.
In
fact,
so
hilly
i
that
it
is
the
one
place
in
all
t
Israel
where
busses
are
allowed
i
to
run
on
the
Sabbath
thcld
on
Saturday,
not
Sunday).'
oOo
;
I
LOVED
THE
OLD
CRUSADER
city
of
Acre,
with
Its
massive
walls
still
strong.
But
no
strong
X
VISILCU
OIIC
WIICIC
U
liluiMar.u
people
live
and
worn.
Every
man,
woman
and
child
puts
something
into
the
common
production,
and
everybody
gets
out.
They
have
a
model
farm,
fine
homes,
many
;hada
trees.
Thev
also
have
a
plywood
factory
doing
ovvr
U
million
(say
S3
million
i
worth
of
business
per
year.
They
afe
doing
on
an
absolutely
freewill
and
goodwill
basis
what
Russia
ls
trying
to
compel
her
people
to
do
even
against
their
will.
I
don't
know
about
Ruisia,
under
the
police
methods;
but
hvre
the
freewill
goodwill
basis
works
as
it
did
i"
the
Freedom
Of
News
STRAPS..
GORES,
MOCCASINS
er,
I
bet,
than
th
concrete
walls'
To
Attend
Graduation
FASHIO1
them
even
though
he
let
them
j
have
the
boat.
i
Perhaps
the
law
allows
natives
lo
hunt
any
time
when
they
live
no
far
north
as
this
but
this
,s
not
reservation
and
the
land
here
is
quite
domesticated.
No
Indian
is
poor
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
they
earn
big
wages
as
fishermen
and
loggers
just
as
white
men
do.
It
seems
to
me
who
am
a
supporter
of
equal
rights
that
outlaws
should
give
special
privilege
to
no
one
unless
he
needs
it
or
earns
it.
Why
should
not
a
nationality
with
capability
and
Intelligence
equal
to
outs
of
the
new
homes
that
aii
being
j
built
by
the
huge
Tournalawer
machine
FOOTW
n
-
This
U.S.A.-niade
machine
lays
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
N.
For
or
houses
like
a
big
mother
hen
lays
anniy
Uorl
lhau
Q
r
I'lvirilT
Ihpm
man
left
by
car
yesterday
the
south
to
attend
the
graJua-,
Jhty
alwey-
arc
jU6lgood
tion
of
their
son,
Ted
Forman,
cheap
mass-produced
homes,
from
Royal
Roads
naval
college
They
are
all
absolutely
alike.
But
have
the
same
rights
and
sr
re-
at
Victoria.
They
will
also
visit
they
are
f-'ur
a
Is
and
a
roof
their
two
other
sons
James,
at-
over
the
heads
of
families
who
1
sponsibility?
Don't
Woit
For
YoutC
OVERHEAT
Bring
It
In
For
A
The
Lord
giveth
and
the
Lord
tending
University
of
Washing-
are
heioing
to
rebuild
this
an-
i
&A
taketh
awav
and
a
very
large
ton
at
Seattle,
and
Allan
at
Uni-
Cent
tan".
mm
PRESSURE-
proportion
of
our
wild
geese
versity
of
British
Columbia
lu
Haiia.
of
course,
Ls
the
centre
i
died
winter
before
last
of
cold
Vancouver.
of
most
of
Israel's
heavy
industry.
I
and
starvation.
Who
can
rightly
Just
now
its
biggest
industry,
oil
say
the
Lord
intends
anyone
to
'refinery,
ls
slack
for
the
Arabs
i
enjoy
the
natural
bounty
unless
LIBRARY
TRAINING
wrn't
let'
the
oil
come
in
from
it
is
actually
earned
by
the
in-
The
fust
training
far
a
libra
r-
Iraq.
j
1
dividual?
I
believe
the
Lord
ian
in
Canada
was
a
summer
oOo
I
i
brought
Europeans
to
America,
course
at
McGill
University
in
AS
WE
APPROACHED
NAZ-
lliw
Bilvt-rtiM-uu-iit
is
noi
jtilli.-ln:i
or
iliiplavt-il
by
tin;
Li'iunr
'"iitr.il
li.MUd
or
by
the
nvcrimietu
in
British
(
'jIumliiH.
purposeiy,
Perhaps
partly
to
1904.
,
areth
I
saw
the
hill
where
Jesus
Your
cooling
sysU-...
L;
as
vital
to
tiu
PM
car
as
the
Brakes
or
Motor.
.
.
,
PBESStUK-Pl-KCINO
'is
the
newest
approvl
cieaimiin;
lhe
Radiator
ami
the
Water
We
have
just
IllStalU-u
a
"
FUKSSI
Kk-rUW
Drive
up
for
o
Demonstration
n
nn
reader
of
this
newspaper,
and
of
any
1
EVERY
newspaper
published
in
democratic
countries,
I
claims
and
exercises
the
right
to
lecture
it
on
its
shortcomings
and
praise
it
for
its
achievements,
j
Traditionally,
the
reader
reserves
the
right
to
kick
i
his
newspaper
around
when
he
thinks
it
needs
it,
!
:
Sometimes
it
is
his
way
of
showing
affection.
And
1
mostly
it
is
good
for
the
newspaper.
But
there
are
18
million
readers
in
the
Russian
zone
of
Germany
who
do
not
kick
their
newspapers
:
around.
They
just
read
them,
if
they
have
to;
and
pretend
to
believe
it,
if
they
have
o.
.
:
.
The
Associated
Press
toid
us
the
other
day
"'about
the
delightfully
simple
way
newspapers
.are
'
regulated,
in
the
Russian
zone
of
,
Germany.
Every
morning
at
10,
Herr
Rudolph
Herrinstadt,
'member
Cf
the
Communist
Politburo
and
chief
editor
of
its
official
organ,
Neues
Deutschland,
calls
the
leading
editors
of
East
Germany
to
a
conference.
And
they
come
ready
to
take
notes.
And
after
they
have
taken
their
notes
and
duti-
fully
yessed
Herr
Herrinstadt,
the
editors
go
away
"
find
produce
papers
that
look
alike,
think
alike
and
talk
alike.
After
all,
as
Herrinstadt
remarked
recently,
;
"the
party
newspaper
is
not
published
in
order
to
.
make
a
political
institution
which,
for
practical
rea-"
sons,
has
the
character
of
a
newspaper."
;
And
not
unrelated
to
this
system
were
the
flags
;
that
decked
the
once-great
world
newspaper
La
J
Prensa
in
Buenos
Aires
the
other
day
when
it
was
taken
over
by
Peron's
government
puppets.
'
They
rang
bells,
too;
and
they
,
had
lots
of
gay
lights.
But
the
bells
were
not
the
bells
of
liberty
and
the
lights
were
not
the
lights
of
truth
Vancouver
Province.
unerior
Auto
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i
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to
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OF
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ON
ALL
BOTTLED
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EFFECT
APRIL
A
meeting
was
Held
in
Smithers
April
13,
with
the
Buiklcy
Volley
Milk
Producers'
Association
i
NEW
ill
1
!
,
THE
INCREASED
COSTS
OF
FARM
MACHINERY
DELIVERY
VFHICLFS
Here's
Why
IMPORTED
FOODS
WAGES
BOTTLES
COST
OF,
BEEF
INCREASE
N
TRANSPORTATION
FARMS
AND
DAIRY
MAINTENANCE
Sicriplure
PaS.satj?
for
tDoJaij
"He
that
rovnrcth
his
sins
shall
not
prosper:
but
whoso
confesseth
and
forsaketh
them
shall
have
mercy".
Prov.
28:13.
WOMEN
POLICE
'
There
were
1553
women
police
officers
in
England
and
Wales
in
1949,
and
134
in
Scotland,
Haines
Highway
Opening
June
1
.
JUNEAU
The
Haines
Higta-."
ay
fcs
open
from
Haines
to
the
CttJiadiau
boundary
at
MUe
-Mi
...
aiwj
clewed
from
Canadian
boun-'
;
Uay
to
junction
with,
Ala.sk.
;
;
Highway,
Mile
160
until
about
.
Juu.
I.
The
American
section
'il
wilj
be
under
reconstruction
loc
paving-
during
June
and
Juiy
and
minor
delays
can
be
ex-..pected,
John
K.
Noyes,
CommU-sionet
ol
Roacici
tr
Alaska
Disposable
Pods.
vlANQY
PIDEI
PANTS
Nm
ill.
-
The
Stork
Shoppe
1
f
p"!
Compare
this
Increase
with
Other
Essentials
C
I
if
AO
Coffee
has
increased
70
Baby
Food
33
jincG
June
IV4o
cnncd
Gds
33
athin9
33.
MILK
IS
NOW
INCREASING
ONLY
BVi
Milk
is
still
your
Best
and
Cheapest
Food.
At
the
meeting
the
formers
stated
that
unless
they
got
on
increase
in
th.e
price
of
milk
they
would
convert
their
herds
to
beef
cattle.
'
We
feet
that
in
order
for
Prince
Rupert
to
get
this
fresh
supply
of
roilk
this
reouest
is
justified
All
tickets
in
customers
hands
at
face
value
ami
airy
ktd.
OLD.
T
PRICES-
IhlJ
tdvcrtliement
h
not
published
et
dlipltved
toy
Iht
Llquot
CoHni
Bevd
or
to
the
Gomroon
4
BrlUih
CoIubU,