Inded
Him,
but
It
Had
to
Haul
Him
Back
AS
I
SEE
IT
(Continucu
from
page
2)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
1U,
1301
all
North
Aff
ica,
for
self-government
for
her
imperial
holdings
in
Arab
lands.
LETTERBOX
Cuiitiiiued
frciiu
paue
2)
bylaw,
the
consequences
of
such
facr
th
the
!
.
Here
in
this
new
capital
-which
is
farthest
away
from
Morocco
they
had
a
parade
the
other
day
to
demand
the
saitie
great
subterranean
rumbling
all
across
the
Arab
and
Modem
bcl
..
The
nationalism
lhat
is
now
rumbling
beneath
the
surfa;3
all
the
way
from
Persia
to
Moscow
Is
a
mighty
natural
force.
It.
C.
Purdic,
provincial
lory
Inspector,
arrived
in
(ily
from
Vancouver
on
Prince
Rupert,
this
morning
ing
here
on
official
duties.
Christians
Not
Bound
by
'Prison
action
will
test
directly
cn
tlio'.-shoulders.
And
if
Aid.
Casey
ca.i
suggest
specific
cases
where
wi
are
either
spending
money
ioo
freely
or
using
other
than
gooo
business
management
we
shah
oe-
Kind
or
nome-rulc
government
in
Morocco
as
they
have
here.
It
has
greater
explosive
pos.si-
j
hilities
herausp
thprp
havp
bppn
be
very
glad
to
correct
them.
At
there
were
no
less
t
They
tell
m
nn
nrwn
nprmlllal
channnle
!-
the
recent
annual
meeting
of
th?
!-
.i
-..
'"r,
.
i.
.
.
.
j
f
awi
f
,....
...
yawlKji
i
iiTIMih
--1
ncspital
Society
Aid.
Casey
There
are
fetters
In
life
other,
D'ave
Ab(1,
re,urilcd
nome
on
than
prison
waits
and
true
the
Prince
Rupert
today
from
Christians
can
forget
their:
Vancouver
whee
he
had
try-'
prisons,"
as
Paul
had
done
when
'
outs
with
the
Vancouver
Capii-he
wrote
his
epistles,
and
rise
to
anos
baseball
team.
He
decided,
lofty
achievements
despite
thf.
"cwever.
that
he
would
Tathei-
i
wruld
hav3
been
very
weicome.
The
books
were
opened
to
ih
which
it
could
flew.
The:e
tvu-e
jthm
80.C00
people
in
that
no.r-been
few,
or
none,
of
the
demo-
ade.
cratic
safety
valves,
for
there
isj
Old-time
Europeans,
long
on'
very
little
real
democracy
In
the
here,
are
inclined
to
poah-iKiii
whole
area.
;
this
sort
of
thing.
But
I
thins
Hence,
the
natii
naUsm
ftt"
they
are
as'wrong
as
they
were
l-UDi:c
and
alter
a
free
discussion
cf-
hospital
affairs
the
meeting
circumstances
of
life
which
rLI-urn
w
prince
ituperi.
tne
lorm.
of
student
aemonstra-
aoout
India
Uself,
before
an
cn-
tions,
vast
parades
ani
fw
-1
conspiracies
to
assassinate
per
sons
responsible
for
unpcpulm
might
appear
to
bind
them,
said
Capt.
W.
C.
Poulton
as
he
spoke
to
the
morning
congregation
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
in
th!
i
absence
of
the
regular
pastor,!
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright.
Capt.j
Poulton
paid
tribute
to
the
re-'
newal
of
enthusiasm
and
achievement
in
Fir.-.t
rrcbytcr-
j
Ian
Church
which
had
resulted
policies
or
acts.
oOo
THIS
KIND
OP"
CRUDE.
DEM-
xracy-m-waiting
has
a
na
nr.-.l
target
at
which
ti
"shoot"
who"
in
any
country
there
is
a':tuil
lightened
British
government
and
Parliament
faced
the
fa-'s
of
life
In
time.
!
oOo
i
FRANCE'S
CHOICE
SEFMS
to
me
the
same
as
the
British
had
In
1947
in
India
to
eet
.wt
i
wth
good
grace
and
on
a
basi.i
!
of
friendship,
or
to
resist
hy
force,
and
in
the
end
to
lose
;cverythins,
including
the
friend.
I
Anyway,
for
what
It
Is
worth,
m"
''vr
th's
vr-,
r.in"'
!
A"
IhPSo
firrtH
aM
M""'Inm
peoples
are
either
going
to
be
jflvcn
Acmntr
p'uali'v
or
thev
ar
eolr.
to
take
it
th'-ir
r
vt'
!
K'W
I
'J
roon.
brother,
senn.
foreign
control.
Hereabouts
thev
t"ll
yon
thn',
irom
me
new
ministry
oi
Dr.j
VANi'Ol't
KR
VICTORIA
WL''!llt"
...
.
j
Huiulay.'B
p
in..
Chilcotin
MasterJohn
Lambie.
I
j
u
(
K
A
AN
I'OItT
SIMPSON
unanimously
passed
a
vote
of
thanks
"to
the
Board
of
Directors
and
the
Admiri
tator
fo
the
capable
inanner
in
Which
the
affairi
ol
t-'.e
hosp.tal
had
bee.-,
hpndlid."
i-"ur!rier.
tne
meei:'.ii
unanimously
endorsed
th
Eoard's
request
that
the
elf
cruncil
be
asked
to
su.opb
toO.OUU.
Tt
sncms
to
me
that
an
outla
of
$50,0C0
by
the
City
to
acr.uir
-for
Us
citizens
a
now
steam
plar
and
32
additional
beds
is
verv
mu'h
of
a
harpain.
I
would
mini
the
city
council
that
th
Hospital
Board
served
withe'"
rennmP
atluix
workiner
Ion?
an.
hprri
aUTTT-'in"
to
mana:ri
th'
affairs
cf
the
hoscital
In
wh"'
all
will
8"i"e
are
vrv
dirf'?ii1-davi
for
h-''t.als.
The
altit'irir
nf
the
City
Co'incll
dors
ver"
lit.tl?
to
on'rurac
us
to
carry
on.
I
.
M
r.PFFVR
rmmillr-
the
people
of
P"-sis
arH
rr"
the
parliament
of
Persia
had
na
way
of
knowing
even
h
r"M"'-.
oil
was
bolns
produced
and
ev-ported,
undr
thf
trcal"
whi'I
ave
the
Anlo-Prsian
Oil
Con-nanv
Its
right.
t
,
,
J
4ay
.
Ws
'XS4
wf
.
:
-:
j
niiiidiiy.
Csiiiuisim,'
1
1
p
m.
'
Re.
NOKTII
(Jl
KKN
(
IIMtl.OTTK
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
Spend
One
Cent
Save
Dorrtrr
Why
should
anybody
exect
Persian
nationalism
to
react
anv
lirfe'entl"
than
anv
other
k'n.1
f
nationalism?
Are
Persians
dif
USE
ferent
from
Mexicans?
oOo
FT?
A
NfF
M"PT
RF
nOTfl
April
13
and
27
!(
p
111
roll
Til
UTEKN
riiAHiu'rrr
isi.nis
ss.
Chilcotin,
April
6
and
20
0
p
in
m
vk
j
skinnkk.
I'i
hut
I?m'rl
Aei'MI
nnni
Avcinii-
Phone
56it
Having
sufferod
nnn'h'--Fred
Olsen,
who
returned
I
n
I
lie
ritt
rneertlv
frnn
'ho
n'sll
O'd
Perplc's
Horn-.'
at.
Vancouver
ms
removed
a
few
dav
nii
frrn
th"
General
Hospital.
His
conditl'
n
is
reported
serious.
FOR
ALL
WOOLLLN5
THE
STOX
SHorrE
-leaf
and
blinH
If
she
f.iils
lo
har
and
read
the
leesins
Ki
mightv
demmd
tat
1
hnlMlr,
ri!A(
TICAI,
iti:sri
(
TS
"
-
Un
rll.
T
nyr
nd
4(
4
V4
Dallv
New":
.
Wllh
'he
flr'vp
f'ir
'nnd
"
for
'hi
Cnn"pr
Roclotv
b"fn--
"
Utr-
which
I've
gi,,"n
tbouht
1"
tin
past,
few
riTi'hs
and
prhap
others
wnulrl
Pk"
t"
rlo
o
Iihi.
In
Hie
past
lun
moiiihs
vi
have
had
several
lartre
finivial
In
Prince
Runert.
The
este-m
t
k
is
the
space
on
the
lorocastlc
of
the
ISritish
haltlcship
II.M.K.
Vanturd
lhat
an
oflirrr
to
iled
nil
by
rope
alti-r
lie
hail
hern
laniled
by
a
heliioplrr
lo
deliver
despatches.
Pio
ijlic
oHiii-r
(l
lelt)
hidhins
himself
(o
the
hovering
'copter
and
being
hauled
up
(top
I
flio
'copter
(bottom)
landing
between
the
ship'
anchor
rabies
as
a
receiving
ohicer
ducks
4
to
uukc
it
last.
Anglu-Amcruau
Heels
recently
finished
exercises
in
the
Mediterranean.
D
-.FX.
Xa
'
--S
-n"twt
i,i
nMiif'Ii
thes"
ellix.ens
were
held
was
rlio
n
hv
I
ho
vas'
number
of
floral
offerings.
It
is
two
months
siii"c
mv
it.
Mrs.
Kingston
Is
Married
cr
Kcliy
of
Na-'i'tli
mi
I
he
Prince
u
(icin
Falls,
iiiiimriy
with
the
;
"
ii.l
'Hi
boat.
(V,
:ii
Kills
A.t-.
:i
niiiijiaiiied
Dr.
Angus
McDonald,
for
mal;
of
the
I'nui-c
Hup-rt
F..shcimr
n's
Co-opera
live
Cold
Storage,
and
Mrs.
McD'mald
returned
to
the
i
:
i
t
y
in
the
Prince
Ruuert
this
morning.
T!n-v
have
tn.'n
holidaying
lor
the
past
month
in
New
York,
Kan
Franci
co
and
Vancouver.
,
.1
turn
from
the
prahier,.
where
I
attended
three
funeral;;.
At
each
one
nly
a
i
.w
flowers
were
given,
niost'v
by
the
families
concerned.
However
I
was
iniprssed
by
1h
method
in
which
tiny
paid
tribute
to
Hie
memory
of
tin-friend,
neighbor
and
lovd
one.
Monies
were
contributed
in
amount
each
one
felt
nb'e
to
giv".
They
were
nut
in
envelopes
'with
cards
sr-cifying
where
the
render
wished
the
donation
to
e
,
Mrs.
Harriet
Amelia
Klngnuin
of
Port
Colborne.
Ontario,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
William
Frederick
Johnson
of
Winnipeg
were
united
in
marriage
recently
at
a
quiet
wedding
cere-
1
mony
in
Chalmers
United
Church
vestry
in
Vancouver.
Rev.
H.
W.
Watts
officiated.
The
bride,
daughter
of
the
late
Mi.
and
Mrs.
John
Recb,
wore
a
silver
grey
gabardine
suit
with
navy
accessories
and
had
a
corsage
of
pink
rosebuds.
Her
al-endant.
Mrs.
Dorot,hy
Phillips,
i
t
trust
your
eyes
f
v-'fc
These
were
Riven
to
the
atl
end-on',
at
the
door.
Later.
th"y
weir
given
t"
a
commit!
p
and
se.il
i
on
to
the
various
organi.ati
ns
(
and
In
I'm"
each
fcrson
rf-ei''
"I
;
a
rc-e!pt
from
the
organliatioii
!
belief
Hcd.
I
At
each
funeral
the
Ca
m
r
I
Fund.
Red
Cross
Chiirrh
funds,)
Cemetery
funds.
Children's
Iios-i
pilal.
Youth
organizations
and
vore
a.
dusty
pinK
cnscnioie
wan
vhii."
accessories
and
matr-hlng
corsage.
Ross
M.
King,
ton
was
grooms
man
followinc
a
wedding
recast
at
Hotel
Vancouver,
the
coup'c
left
so
forth
were
benefitted.
It
seems
,
tor
a
motor
trio
to
Mount
Rain-
a
verv
worthy
way
of
paying
mi'-j
icr
National
Park
and
the
South-!
respect
and
love.
I
am
pure
many
i
ein
States
after
which
they
will
1
of
us
would
nrefcr
that
re.;vH.j
eturn
to
Vancouver
-
to
make
;
lor
us
should
do
in
the
way
of
a
their
home.
f
Hold
ihi,
picfure
on
a
lovcf
wifh
'Vain.
Ads..
Surra
Results!
eyoi
anri
bring
it
ilowly
lowatd
you
until
your
noje
fovchos
(he
sfor.
Hofd
if
there
and
the
peanut
helping
hand
to
these
many
very
worthy
causes.
A
few
flowers
are
a
comfort
to
the
mourners,
I
think,
but
n
wreath,
or
a
spray
serves
this
purpose.
They
are
lo"etv
In
j
but
they
are
left
to
die
and
th"
vision
dies
in
the
memory
of
I
he
mourners.
Personally
:
peaking.
i
"L
.
tut
.
wif
appear
to
move
info
Jumbo'x
mouth.
I
feel
comforted
that
the
cfrer-"WTS
"f
''londs
and
ti"ie.hh',rs
arc
benefitting
many
now
and
per-laps
for
a
long
time
to
cmic
A.M.P.
'j""'""
irnc
yini
can't
always
Irusl
your
eyes.
""'"
s
'"
I'"'"1!
otir
rjrs
can
fool
you
liuilly.
(wiiii
,,
j,1P1M
l,,,,,
y
flr!,(
apply
it.
But
how
'j'1,
111
eam
.
ves,
ctcu
one
year.'
i
i
1
T.
M.
Ch
istie
Is
tailing
t
mvr-)w
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert'
r
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
;
si.pvo-a
U
I
S
T
I
fV
G
U
I
S
II
E
I)
FLYING
CROS
S
por
"an
act
or
acts
of
valour,
cotir.t&e,
or
devotion
to
duty
f
pcrfomed
whilst
jljing
in
active
operations
against
tb
'.
tnemy"
...
,
-dtfjf
'
During
the
Second
World
War,
the
Distinguished
Hying
Cross
was
awarded
to
4,028
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forcc
"...
txctptional
fearlessness
in
the
face
of
the
tnemy"
xsri
"outstanding
courage
and
determination"
...
4,028
citations
cfach
one
attribute
to
service
in
the
defence
of
j
'
M
have
not
only
?"".iti
we,
I
1
1
1
ipiality
"Wti'i-I
V(H
,
;,
depi-nil
fr
llie
lil,;!,
hi,U
"7
eniliiriiig
u-fist-'I'tiiiiiI
weal
her
wlii.li
OPPORTUNITY
for
a
nerson
now
em
ployed
part
time,
a
ocn-fioner,
a
young
man
or
woman
finishing
schoo'
or
an
unencumberert
young
housewife
who
has
same
,
interost
in
business
and
saleswork.
A
car
wou'd
be
most
h.ipful.
but
may
not
be
essential.
You
will
represent
a
large
Vancouver
firm
in
an
already
establi
hcd
agency
and
have
a
good
opportunity
to
increase
ycur
part-uma
earnings.
Write
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ilox
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immediately.
Our
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duriiiR
the
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applicants.
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arGECSB
!r
n.
oollars
go
dr.,
""'"i
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nni'nl.
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onrii
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nee
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first.
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rx'
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freedom,
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R.C.A.F.
Today,
in
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expanding
Air
Force,
more
young
men
are
needed
to
train
as
Air
Crew
Officers
Navigation
Officers,
Radio
Officers
and
Pilots.
To
be
eligible,
you
must
be
between
18
and
24
be
a
Canadian
citizen
or
other
brilish
subject
be
physically
fit
and
have
Junior
Matriculation
or
better.,
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teaspoonful
of
Colman'i
mustard
in
powder
form
into
your
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before
placing
it
in
oven
and
taste
the
difference!
For
free
recipe
book,
"Culinary
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