Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
R.
P.
Davey,
Inspector
of
Indian
schools,
who
has
been
in
the
district
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
on
official
duties,
left
by
today's
plane
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
ervi
ccs
ti
Saturday,
May
19,
1951
sr
svr
vy
I
ill
Use
Ulasslrieiv
lor
Results
hti
independent
daily
newspaper
devotPd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Hefnber
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
G
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Manaping
Director
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Saturday
Sermon
more
DIRECTORY
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A.
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RUARKl
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I
SWISS
LESSOX
FOIi
US
God
said,
"Be
ye
holy"
(1
Peter
1:10).
Is
this
tvimmanrl
o-ivf
n
in
vain
Is
:t
TTolv
(11
i'm:mYmr
of
IKfT
HAI'l'lr
a'h
A
vp
V.
VuiiiiK
Ht
(Orwil
Blil
tiil
JOHN
T.
F0Vi
ltx
855
p.
GENEVA,
Switzerland
a
6jnner
tnat
which
is
impossible?
God
surely
expects
This
country
fascinates
thJs
to
be
fufilwl
or
He
wouW
not
make
such
a
me
for
many
reasons.
As
(Jeman(j
a
Canadian,
I
ask
myself;
Hon
is
find's
rpniiirvnent
la"'
charge
can
be
ltiid
against
r'lKHT
I'HKSIIVTKKIAN
n.
E.
A.
Wright.
DD.
SPW
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
j
Forest
Conservation
Week
Conservation
Week
will
be
observed
in
FOREST
British
Columbia
from
today
to
May
26.
The
observance
of
the
week
is
being
made
Dominion-wide
but
it
3
of
especial
interest
in
British
Columbia
and
certainly
in
this
particular
part
of
the
province
where
the
last
jreat
forest
re.sotirces
of
the
country
stand.
The
forests
support
lumbering
which
is
one
of
the
main
industries
of
the
province
and
is
vital
to
whose
iiiis
are
judicially
this-
'be
satisfied?
No
man
can
make
one
himself
he
borne
under
God
s
arrange!
ginlessly
perfect
yet
;
inosL
measure
un
in
tins
stand-i
I
Why
is
it
when
we
In
Canada
1
can't
get
two
different
races
and
language
groups
to
live
lo-
It
was
said
of
Jesus
'oefore
His
ard
or
remain
under
the
co'i-
Mattsons
Upholster
.
j
birth
"He
shall
.save
His
people
clemimUon
of
IHHT
imti:h
eic)
till
Ave
WmiI
L.
O.
S)lr
(flren
013)
run.
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tahk
ks.M'i.r.
ri
Sill
A
VP
West
Services
II
am.
and
7.30
p.m.
tjuncluy
tw
lio.,1
U16
idrwn
:i:it)
gelher,
with
real
cordiality,
that
I
7i
unable
o'"
their
Bins-
(Matthew
1:2U.
the
Swla
have
succeeded
with
nofa
a
?
flu',J?
,
It
Soes
not
say
"He
shall
save
no
less
than
four?
hoje!His
Pe0Ple
1N
tneir
sins'
l'r
penmenuuiy,
oerimentallv
AO
so
nis
his
onlv
only
no,jc
...V.,,.:.
.
Ami
n
m..re
as
a
Vinmnn
.i,
.
i
.
aiu
wnne
mov
r',"j-
(must
lie
in
a
judicial
deliver-:
sin
"
"'"
V"',"
the
prosperity
of
British
Columbia.
It
is
fitting,
'being,
i
ask
myself
"V
;"if.
:
lance.
God,
who
claims
to
be
and
give
ourselves
entirely
WJiat
lesson
has
Switzerland
i
i.Lst
rnnnr.t.
mak
nr.
..'must
or
I
over
to
the
One
who
can
present
therefore,
that
every
person
should
be
directly
in
j
to
teach
all
us
ornery
critters
!
HUM
33
SM'ON'D
AVKSI
F.
To
New
Locotion
at
234
Third
Avenue
Ea
impossible
demand
so
He
must
j
us
'.
c"
terested
in
the
protection
of
the
forests
from
indis-
called
men?
ki.
a
or.,,
t
f..
main
jusi
ana
ciear
us
umess
Is
it
by
mere
accident
that
she
r,.
Lhp
man
J
i
we,
of
our
own
free-will,
do
our
criminate
use
and
fire
not
only
during
this
week
but
iis
tne
most
prosperous
land
HAI
VATKIt
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PrmHr
Htiaef.
CO;'
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W.
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(Uiai
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God
sent
His
Son
with
"AlllPart,
and
turn
from
sin.
If
we
power
in
heaven
and
in
earth"
i
ref
uf
10
co-operate
with
Him,
muJit
remain
un
the
con-sins
i
Matthew
28:18)
to
"Bear
our
demrwtion
of
a
Holy
God.
So
in
His
own
body
on
the
!
tret"
rePent
and
turn
to
Christ!
U
Peter
2:24i
I
JUDICAL-1
LYi,
so
He
might
"Present
you
j
FAULTLESS
before
the
presence
First
PresbyiCr.
cm
Cnurch
of
His
glory
with
exceeding
jo"
We
have
just
received
a
new
shipmc
RT.
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(Blue
H2I
Smjtlcr
Gicslerjil
Uude
24i.
Thus
God
made
ar-1
rangement
whereby
His
demand
:
can
be
met
to
His
.satisfaction.
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i.ar
iixrriKT
629
6th
Avt..
E.
BHIP
803
lutor:
Hpv.
Lmuianl
A.
TltorfH'
throughout
the
year.
The
government
authorities
in
British
Columbia
are
showing
a
progressive
lead
in
the
matter.
It
is
sufficient
in
considering
the
slogan
of
the
week
"Keep
Our
Forests
Green"
to
realize
that,
without
revenue
from
the
richly
timbered
coast
and
hinU-j'laruJ,
British
Columbia
would
be
shorn
of
from
40
to
50
per
cent
of
its
annual
income.
Without
forests,
Prince
Rupert
would
never
have
had
its
latest
new
industry
which
is
about
to
alter
the
whole
economic
aspect
of
this
community
and
the
immediate
neighborhood.
Am,
of
course,
everyone
is
familiar
with
the
fact
that
forests
and
timber
are
the
'real
backbone
these
days
of
the
economy
of
the
thriving
central
interior
hinterland.
So
Forest
Conservation
Week
is
an
occasion
which
we
might
well
pause
to
consider
at
this
time.
ail
Europe?
Did
her
policy
I
perpetual
neutrality
just
happen,
or
did
it
grow
into
maturity,
like
any
other
living
thing
I
SHALL
NOT
WRITE
MUCH
more
about
a
comparison
of
th
Canadian
and
the
Swiss
confederations.
Yet
I
thinic
everybody
wiU
agree
that
the
famous
French
writer.
Andre
Siegfried,
aptly
-described
French-English
language
group
relations
In
Canada
when
he
called
it:
"Modus
Vivendi,
without
cordiality."
The
difference
between
Canada
and
Switzerland
seems
to
to
be:
We
in
Canada
live
together,
but
neither
the
French
nor
English-speaking
groups
really
pretend
to
like
it.
We
just
tolerate
the
set-up
because
we
can't
think
of
anything
else
to
do.
fc
i1.,tA,A.r
kff"
to
ray
.
.
,
Reflects
and
Reminisces
,
I
'
f
t
E
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
i'M
Sixth
Avtnue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Bieber
Sunday,
May
20,
1951
M.
.
."
-'
Come
in
and
sec
our
selection
of
DEAL-CRAFT
and
SNY
COCKTAIL
TABLES
COFFEE
TABLES
LAMP
TABLES
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
Morning
Wurtiiip
at
11
a
m.
What
Tex
Morton
is
going
to
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
do
next
keeps
you
watching
ani
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
wondering.
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D
D
It
was
that
way
again
at
the
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Civic
Centre
last
niuht.
This
was!
John
Currie.
fitroxm:
"The
Hia
Whiwon
Thou
SUndesl."--Miss
A.
M.
Su-wart.
A
Children's
story
and
Junior
Choir
Anthem.
EVERYTHING
FOR
Tllf
I!
In
Switzerland,
they
have
four
language
groups
living
In
plete
harmony
French,
Ger-
man,
Italian
and
one
other
tiny
minority.
It
is
not
modus
Viven
the
third
show
and
was
there
a
New
Labor
Views
Sunday,
May
20,
1901
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock
packed
house!
from
entrance
to!
GORDON
&
ANDERS
within
a
few
feet
of
the
.sta;;e
di
WITHOUT
CORDIALITY,
but
there
was
no
spare
space.
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
FinA
United
at
12:15;
at
C-oiuad
hall
at
1
p.m.
"THERE
Is
plenty
in
a
booklet,
"This
Cost
of
Living
jtauier
with
cordiality
6ubect:
"The
True
Patriot"
j
IjGJj.E.
Church
i-arade.
j
Sunday
School
12:15
j
Evening
Hrvi
7
:30
o'clock
i
It
was
like
this
until
as
late
The
main
difference
that
I
see
here
Is
that
nobody
resents
"
lJ
iu
aim
mce
was
nuunuj
Subject:
"Proving
Truth"
EVENING
SERVICE,
7:30
pm
J.
S
will
be
in
charge
of
Mr
Wilson
and
the
choir.
"Remember
Uw
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
it
Holy."
,
1
Business,"
published
by
the
British
Iabor
Party,
which
could
easily
have
been
written
by
a
free
market
economist
plying
his
trade.
Here
are
some
strinking
excerpts:
'
"What
effect
do
changes
in
wages
and
salaries
have
on
prices
and
the
cost
of
living'
About
GO
percent
of
the
nation's
output
is
the
cost
of
wages
and
salaries.
Changes
in
wages
and
salaries
therefore
the
other
fellow's
right
to
speak
to
suggest
there
would
be
aa-his
own
language
and
have
his
;
Jcurnment
until
midnight
if
not
own
culture.
But
also,
you
do
i
later.
It
was
really
about
12:30.
not
try
to
inject
one
area's
lan-
j
Dr.
Robert
Moruon
has
the
guage.,.iiUo
another
language
:
E'Jt
of
speeding
time.
His
enter-area.
"
j
tainment
has
variety
and
Ills
(treatment
of
subjects
such
fc-s
IT
IS
ON
THE
WORLD
LEVEL
i
Psychology,
hypnotism,
science
that
it
seems
to
me
that
the
j
a"d
manV
&
P''asu1re:
Swiss
have
most
to
teach.
While
,H
guitar
playing
afford-d
t
r
.
r
moi
,w
plenty
of
pleasure
as
well
n.i
HELP
WANTED
Permanent
positions
for
suitable
men.
M
woikint;
conditions.
Top
wagf.
Two
weeks
h'M
afl,i
one
year
employment.
50'i
Mimical
Servicfs
fees
paid
by
firm.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
2
First
Clots
Automobile
Mechanic
have
a
profound
effect
on
prices
unless
the
higher
.vn0r.
on
.c,'itu
,ictnr
r.n
solid
amusement.
Light
1
First
Class
Automobile
Body
hp
rifle
A
wages
are
matched
by
higher
productivity
or
are
jwas
an
American
-ct8Tre.
SLTpSringS
rom
be-
Sunday,
May
20
II
a.m.-"A
CHRISTIAN
CITIZEN'
IN
A
MODERN
WORLD"
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School,
and
Bible
Class
7:29
p.m.-"TIIE
NEW
TESTAMENT
CIHUCH".
The
Ordinance
of
Reliever's
Baptism
will
be
administered
at
the
commencement
of
the
service.
The
Ordinance
of
the
Lord's
Suppei,
at
the
close
of
the
service,
and
reception
of
new
members.
and
Painter.
Apply:'
met
from
profits.
professor
of
history.
Together
teeth-
worthing
but
dull,
they
corrected
some
of
the
sha
Rupert
Motors
Limit
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH
DISTRIBUTE
Much
of
the
second
part
was
devoted
to
mesmerism,
hypnotism
and
the
general
theme
of
science
and
psychology.
j
Asked
someone
from
well
back
i
low
ideas
I
had
of
how
the
Swiss
got
this
way.
APPARENTLY
THE
IDEA
OF
Swiss
neutrality
grew
up
slowly
over
centuries.
Moreover,
there
was
a
time
not
so
many
hundreds
of
years
ago.
when
the
separate
cantons
in
Switzerland
were
fierce
rivals
and
even
at
times
enemies
in
outright
actual
war
just
like
Uncle
Sam
and
Uncle
Joe
today.
Ro.uiaan
tailed
t
irrt
cifirrr
ri
MASTER
MOTOR
CRAFTSMEN
r
In
the
audience:
"Can
anyone
who's
taken
a
couple
of
beers
be
hypnotized
?"
Dr.
Morton
paused
and
smiled
slightly.
Then
h
aid:
"Up
to
a
point,
it
might
aid."
And
that
was
about
all
there
was
on
Uit
point.
Another
feature
of
interest
LIGHT
UP
HOW
GIVE
YOU
A
CHOICE
OF
n
low
a
"smaller
!
t"e
memory
test
On
vals
was
a
cantontoo
;
;
blackboard
appeared
25
words
i
called
at
random
from
the
crowd,
while
Dr.
Morton
stood
I
weak
to
resist
either
of
its
big
neighbors
by
force.
But
that
small
"on
the
spot"
canton
did
SELECTION
OF
SHADES,
from
J
TABLE
LAMPS
H
TABLE
LAMPS
J6
TRILITE
LAMPS,
Complete
with
Shades,
from....$19,
TORCHIERE
LAMPS
PRESENTING
on
a
small
scale
what,
in
later
centuries,
trie
Swiss
confederation
has
done
in
Europe.
Thsa
is,
it
declared
its
deliberate
abstention
from
all
f
uture
wars
of
its
two
neighbors.
"Profits
cater
for
the
creation
of
reserves
to
pay
for
expansion
and
re-equipment,
and
the
additional
money
that
manufacturers
want
to
pay
as
dividends
to
their
shareholders.
The
more
money
firms
put
aside
to
develop
new
methods
of
production,
the
more
consumers
have
to
pay
for
goods.
But
nw
equipment
and
better
laid-out
factories
mean
more
efficient
production,
lower
costs,
and
the
possibility
of
lower
prices
in
the
long
run.
If
the
money
to
pay
for
this
were
not
raised
from
profits
it
would
have
to
be
raised
in
some
other
way."
Then
there
are
these
two
paragraphs
culled
from
the
same
socialist
pamphlet:
"Although
the
cost
of
living
has
gone
up
by
80
percent
since
19:58,
wages
and
salaries
have
gone
up,
too.
Wages
have
risen
by
over
!)0
percent
and
industrial
workers'
earnings,
which
include
overtime
and
bonuses,
have
increased
by
130
percent.
.
"With
more
in
the
shops,
and
with
the
need
to
replace
things
in
the
home,
people
are
spending
more
on
the
bigger
things,
like
sheets
and
furniture.
This
inevitably
leaves
less
money
for
beer
and
cinemas,
books
and
meals
out,
jaunts
and
holidays.
So
everyone
feels
that
'there
is
less
money
about.'
This
is
not
only
because
the
cost
of
living
has
gone
up
it
is
because
our
standards
have
gone
up
as
well."
And
here
is
a
punch
line:
"The
real
answer
then
is
to
raise
the
efficiency
'
of
all
firms
to
the
standard
of
the
best
in.
other
words,
to
increase
productivity."
by
.blindfolded.
All
were
readily
repeated.
There
must
have
been
close
to
a
couple
of
dozen
from
the
audience,
on
the
.stage.
All
wers
prepared
to
go
through
with
what
was
expected
of
them,
if
suitable.
For
those
who
did
slumber
it
was
undoubtedly
'&Wt
SENSATIONAL
NEW-
.
It
once
made
a
formal
cieelara-i
tion
to
this
effect:
j
That
if
the
big
rivals
DID
go
to
war
it
would
remain
neutral
and
use
all
its
energies
toward
m
"COMMA"'
Northern
B.C.
Pov!
ten
1
"V:
mediation
and
conciliation
between
the
antagonists.
CYNICS
CAN
FIND
GROUND
to
criticize
modern
Switzerland.
They
say,
with
som
truth,
that
part
of
the
present
prosperity
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700'
WMi
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Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
210
Bosner
Block
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
matw
Control"
10
H
F.
TWIN
Attractive
drapes
which
have
tiw-en
reowiUy
put
up
enhance
the
$7
Lbs.
(approx.)
is
due
to
the
fact
that
she
made
CwtttWd
at
4
BOO
For
more
power
.
.
.
more
performance
.
.
.
more
pleasure
.
.
.
yea,
for
mure
all
round
out-boarding
enjoyment
tliia
year
and
for
ninny
yearn
to
come,
Man
the
Beat,
Man
a
Maktin!
.
.
.
"best
Outboarda
Ever
Huilt!"
The
many
exclusive
"Perfurmanfe
Tented"
funturro
of
the
5
new
uroater,
Martin
Motors
mean
greater
operating
eaae,
more
engine
eiliciency
.
.
.
greater
maneuverability,
more
boating
fun
Rreater
dependability,
more
rugged
power.
See
the
5
new
greater
Martin
Motors
aoon!
now
mAm
iuui
5
mmtm
outboard
motors
1
money
out
of
both
sides
in
both
i
Health
Unit
headquarters
on
PrAlg
PLj
3
world
wars.
That,
of
course,
is
i
second
Avenue,
complimentary
partly
true.
But
it
was
not
the
comments
were
made
,
at
the
reason
why
Switzerland
stayed
!
quarterly
meeting
of
the
Prince
out
of
those
wars.
,
Rupert
and
District
United
Board
The
Swiss
are
convinced
that
:
of
Health
meeting
this
week
and
their
policy
rather
their'
bed-a
vote
of
thanks
was
extended
rock
principle
of
perpetual
neu-
I
to
Mrs.
Earl
Becker,
Miss
Freda
trality
is
right
for
them.
They
'Hilton
P.
H.
N.,
Miss
Margaret
are
determined
to
stay
out
of
Steeves
P.
H.
N.,
Miss
Shirley
all
war
and
to
keep
all
wars
Main
and
Mrs.
Armine
Boas,
out
of
Switzerland.
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Coi
foadter"
in
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Comp!
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66'
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'60'
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"SyiKTO-
7.2
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P.
Twill
Control"
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'
,
7.2
H.P.
TWIN
4
lb.
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Lbl.
lapprox.)
(approx.)
MA
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MSk
'20'
4'i
H.P.
2'i
H.P.
TWIN
SINGLE
36
lbl.
30
lbl.
,'opprox.)
(approx.
ere
Sims
ond
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fty
far
lh
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10
M.f.
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many
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bw
MARTIN
"100
Commando"
indud
.
.
.
"Aqupmatlc
Control",
Viiiblt
fuel
gaugo,
Multiple
disc
propallar
dutch.
Stool
rods,
noodlo
and
roUor
boorings
throughout,
and
many
omon.
GMECK
TMESI
TEVORIAANCI
TESTfD"
MAKTIN
MOTOt
NATURES
Patontod
nochonkolly-controlUd
BOppof
volvot
t
Improved
"Dopond-A-PuU"
starter
Patented
vertical
tern
adjustment
Patented
fuH
swivel
poworhead
fuM
360
degree
flooring
if
Improved
carburetlon.
Ignition
and
oooling
systems,
ond
many
others.
iocludi
Whit1
School
Children
in
Deplorable
Dental
Condition
Some
sort
of
special
dental
service
for
the
children
of
this
city
Is
necessary
to
eope
with
a
"grave
state
of
disability"
weekly
has
just
published
pic-
where
nothing
Is
being
done,
such
smaller
communities
in
the
area
as
Bella
Coola,
Terrace
and
Smithers
have
their
dentaj
clinic
services
where
the
dentists
cooperate
by
giving
part-time
service
to
the
children.
Mrs.
Earl
Becker
felt
that
tures
of
some
of
the
large
num
Now
which
at
present
prevails
in
the
send
the
soldie-s,
sailors
or
airmen
of
any
country
to
attack
any
other
by
land,
sea
or
air.
That
sounds
simple
but
it
would
require
an
epoch-making
change
to
make
it
effective.
For
it
would
mean
that
no
soldier
cf
any
country
could
ever
operate
beyond
the
borders
of
his
own
nation.
There
would
have
to
be
a
World
Peace
Police
Force
ade
7
condition
of
the
children's
teeth
there
should
be
no
difficulty
in
and
which,
if
it
is
not
rectified,
j
financing
dental
clinic
service
7
'A
'At,
i
i
1
1
riORii
1
1
i
i
ijers
of
Patton
tanks
which
this
country
has
recently
bought
from
the
U.S.A.
If
any
aggressor
ever
again
tries
to
invade
this
country,
he
will
pay
dearly
for
his
crime.
IT
SEEMS
TO
ME
THAT
THE
human
race
will
never
get
peace
on
earth
until
we
start
by
apply-
2.9
and
UK
may
lead
to
a
dental
disaster,
here
providing
the
dentists
could
Dr.
puncan
Black,
medical
di
find
time
to
do
the
work.
She
tmmt
For
Particulars,
Wrlt-a:
"-
quate
to
deal
with
any
nation's
believed
the
Parent-Teacher
Association
would
be
glad
to
cooperate.
A
survey
by
Dr.
Black
of
dental
conditions
in
the
schools
here
showed
that
from
37
to
5S
per
cent
of
the
children
were
in
need
of
dental
treatment.
ing
the
principle
that
the
Swiss
attempt
to
defy
the
world
law
rector
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Health
Unit,
told
the
Unit
Board
of
Health
at
its
quarterly
meeting
in
the
city
this
-week.
"The
situation
is
being
sadly
neglected
in
Prince
Rupert,"
'Dr.
Black
said.
In
contrast
to
Prince
Rupert
HOMEWOOD
MARINE
LTD.
fashion
footwe
And
there
would
have
to
be
a
world
parliament
to
mak
demo
aim
uie
oweues
nave
applied:
That
is,
by
granting
every
nation
the
right
to
defend
Itself.
1733
W.
Georgia
St.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Dealership
Enquiries
Invited
cratic
laws
and
give
orders
to
by
its
own
defense,
forces
based
its
employees,
the
World
Peace