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Reminisces
STEVINGTON,
England
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An
historic
windmill
with
four
cloth
sails,
believed
the
last
of
its
kind
in
working
order,
was
re-or"ned
at
ceremonies
in
this
Bedfordshire
town.
The
celebration
was
arranged
by
the
council
for
the
preservation
of
rural
England.
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WEATHER
FACTOR
Weather
and
waf
er
conditions
on
Pacific
streams
have
a
mark-
LONOON
(F
Valerie
Kennish,
16.
put
a
letter
in
a
bottle
and
tossed
it
into
the
sea.
Now
she
line
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in
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frnm
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LET'S
DO
SOMETHING
Editor,
j
Daily
News:
Here's
hoping
the
city
council
1
will
be
able
to
do
something
In-
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more
lanauiuii
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n-apmre!
naauuiauun
published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
,.c
Rupert
Datfy
Ncwa
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
ed
effect
on
natural
propogation
;
fLsherman
who
picked'
up
the
of
salmon.
l
bottle
off
Denmark.
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W
lUNTEK.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
v
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Kirnsf:RlPTirN
pats-h-
1
T"
I
stead
of
just
talk
about
the
de-,
CALLED
JUST
ONCE
j
plorable
situation
of
indiscrim-
I
Doubtless
a
few
more
moose
inate
parking
all
over
the
city.
stories
can
be
expected
in
Skeena
Three
days
have
passed
since
this
year.
The
last
we
recall
j
Aid.
Black
very
appropriately-
,rlcr
Per
Week,
zuc;
rer
Monm,
vac;
Per
Year.
,,0;
By
Mail.
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8
00
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'
jysseys
Proposa
occurred
some
time
ago
in
new
u
a
nuie
late
brought
the
Hazelton.
The
game
wandered
matter
up
and
some
of
the
wrecks
close
enough
home
to
be
shot
by
I
we
still
sw
unmoved,
the
lady
of
the
house,
firing
from
j
In
fact,
passing
along
McP.ride
her
bedroom.
Not
more
than
a
Strert
last
night,
we
saw
a
new
single
ball
was
needed.
That
one.
This
jallopy
was
even
over
moose
provided
a
pretty
fair
;
the
curb
timber
with
one
front
story
and
first
rate
flavor
along
I
wheel
on
the
already
narrow
with
lancy
cooking.
;
i
sidewalk.
Possibly,
of
course
we
How
Good
Can
Coffee
lasfe
?
'T'O
find
the
answer
"cream"
your
coffee
with
-
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk.
Even
the
best
cup
of
coffee
tastes
belter
with
Carnation
richer
flavored,
smoother,
more
appetizing.
Vet
Carnation
costs
only
about
half
as
much
as
light
cream.
Try
it.
Discover
why
millions
of
critical
coffee
drinkers
prefer
Carnation
to
cream
in
coffee.
7
Ij'J'it
t
happened
to
be
passing
at.
Men
of
Wax
LONDON.t-1
got
fed
up
with
politics
today,
not
because
British"
politics
are
any
duller
than
ours,
but
because
I
have
had
too
much
of
them,
all
in
a
lump.
So
I
went
to
Madame
Tus-saud's
famous
waxworks
Instead
to
see
if
It
looked
as
Interesting
as
on
my
one
and
only
other
visit,
which
was
way
back
In
1915.
time
and
it
was
not
to
re
A
battery
in
Detroit
fired
i7
main
long.
Others
on
McBride
taluU
of
guns
when
injt
in?
;KK
is
something
to
be
said
for
the
editorial
posal
of
Ubysseji,
University
of
British
Co-,
student
publication,
for
an'
exchange
of
sity
students
between
the
Soviet
Republic
,e
Western
World
with
a
view
to
developing
understanding
and
possible'
co-operation.
In
ise,
the
proposal
is
one
that
should
be
viewed
sionately
and
not
dismissed
without
some
s
consideration.
Soviet
has
complained
that
we
in
the
western
Princess
and
Prince
spent
a
d
ilai'
thf;
in
Windsor
(Ontario
across
t
'
H
.
I
.street
have
been
there
for
months.
Surely
someone
is
re-
I
sponsible.
It
is
not
good
enough
to
say
that
nothing
can
be
done
about
it
If
there
1
Hie
wiii
to
do
a,
,
something
could
be
done,
no
i
doubt.
river.
It
is
not
for
us
to
say
just
what
will
transpire
when
they
find
themselves
below
the
folds
of
'
Old
Gluiy
itoeil,
in
anolner
few
weeks.
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"''om
from
Contented
Contented
Cow?
Co?'
,
,
r
ABOUT
ABOUT
Ct
CARNATION
KNOW
miw-
ffr-f
or
tea
have
not
a
true
picture
of
the
situation
behind
i
Meantime,
this
parking
situa-
!
j
t.;on
is
not
only
an
eyesore
but
WHAT
YOU
SHOULD
on
Curtain.
We
have
said
that-
it
has
been
J
Even
there
politics
pursued
me.
For
there
is
a
full
panel
of
:
members
of
the
present
Labor
;
government
with
famous
Conservatives,
headed
by
Churchill,
right
alongside.
!
...
on
cereals,
CARNATION
IS
r-
i
that
call
ioi
v.-
.miration.
in
recipes
!t
for
impartial
observers
to
get
behind
the
urtain
and,
if
they
do
get
there,
to
be
per-
aoubk-nenpy-r
a
danger
to
other
cars
and
pe-;
destrians
alike.
Let's
not
wait
;
until
tomebody
gets
killed
and
a
;
corener's
jury
makes
some
'
recommendations.
i
SAFETY
FIRST
"About
this
time
of
(lie
season
in
1928,"
remarked
John
Currie,
pioneer
contractor,
Tuesday,
"five
inches
of
snow
lell
in
Prince
Rupert.
I
remember
it
well.
And
for
the
rest
af
the
winter,
there
was
no
snow
whatever.
Rain
was
not
particularly
heavy,
nor
was
half
.
.nnui-h
W
to
WtJ't"
"
i
Tift
J?"'
i
'
tVAPORATEDI
F0R
EVERY
M.UPU-h,
f
..r
tn
ret
IS
neavj
.
o
jed
and
heat-
to
freely
and
fully
see
the
scene
s
it
actual!
v
Randy
turpin
is
there
now
it
is
homogtm
the
.
.
J-,
in
too,
standing
as
large
as
life
the
last
"'"e
urized,
wh"le
m'
in
vitamin
D.
v-itrt
rich
!
He
was
a
portly
man
with
an
d
t,rsl'
rreunvtf
creamy
can
is
as
the
cold
severe,"
i
I
fasv
Point?
Ktvlp
anrt
infpptmiic
i
next
time
you
shop
but
looking
about
half
the
size
of,
Joe
Louis
who
is
next
to
him.
Randy
does
not
rate
a
number
I
yet
but
his
whole
name
Is
print-
ed
In
full.
,
!
Get
Carnation
is
true
enough
that
the
primary
cause
of
unrest
and
wars
and
rumors
of
wars
today
urn
the
lack
of
trust
misunderstanding,
if
J
;
chucklv.
This
was
during
the
filming
a
play
in
Africa,
;
ministration
of
Woodrow
Wilson
Ml
Hollywood
people
are
bac-K
homeC
U.'it.h
nnt
fUon
Q
faunrdhln
iitii-iI
Canadians
still
in
the
famous
J
uki
call
it
that
between
the
Soviet
and
the
showplace
are
Bonar
Law,
the
!
about
where
they
were
and
what
i
world.
li
re
is
reason
to
believe
that
Russia
is
waging
nf.iir
propaganda
a
war
of
nerves
and
obvi-
wiuia-ootn
u
nil
sn
they
witnessed.
No
one
is
so
Prime
Minister;
Colonel
Cecil
blind
as
tne
individual
who
re-Merritt,
VC,
and
Barbara
Ann
fuses
to
see.
What
do
they
know
-olL
!
about
the
Dark
Continent?
A
There
seems
to
me
to
be
a
land
to
fear
and
feel
fascinated
,
wide
variation
in
the
lifelikeness
i
by.
of
the
figures.
The
group
show-
j
ing
the
living
members
of
the
A
professor
mak?s
bold
hi
Royal
Family
is
superb.
But
the
observe
that
most
everyone
has
late
King
George
V
Is
shown
his
share
of
bad
breaks
"
K.v.n
an
inough
her
representatives
are
not
doing
a
;;il
to
co-opyate
so
that
mutual
understand-
i
trust
might
be
arrived
at.
the
other
hand,
Soviet
Russia
claims,
fairlv
a.s
much
more
anemic
looking
occasional
motorist
in
the
Skeena
valley!
,irly,
that
the
western
world
particularly
ited
States
is
likewise
offending,
the
misunderstanding
and
the
distrust
goes
as
long
as
it
continues,
there
will
be
wars
and
'
!
,ffT!
-.
J
than
I
remember
him.
That
goes
,
for
Franklin
Roosevelt,
too.
And
.
I
don't
think
anybody
would
recognize
President
Truman,
niuch
less
General
MacArthur.
The
latter
is
shown
without
his
famous
cap
and
without
his
hair
Premier
Attlve
is
down
to
make
fifty
spccc.es
before
election
day.
It
is
reported
he
will
not
speak
In
Scotland.
Talking
polities
is
4-
of
wars.
a
thirsty
business
but
it's
not
!),.'USh.?d.
to
f'ea'
Cros8.hls
headSat
all
essential
to
be
always
on
s
elementary
that
there
must
be
understand-
;
cover
the
bald
spot.
the
banks
of
Loch
Lomond
to
fee!
refreshed,
:
THE
QUESTION
arises
about
j
these
famous
figures:
At
what
A
TALK
BY
TAFT
i
Senator
Robert
T:ift
annntiiii--s
ae
should
they
be
shown?
If
a
man
like
Geor-ae
Bernard
!
he
will
be
Republican
candidate
1
jjoodu
ill
before
there
is
peace
in
the
world.
only
way
of
establishing
and
being
assured
faith
is
for
either
side
to
really
know
and
and
what
is
going
on
in
the
other,
il
the
only
way
to
do
that
is
to
mingle
and
ther.
That
is
why
there
is
really
something
lid
for
.the
Ubyssey
proposal.
Shaw
rated
a
place
in
Tussaud's
for
president
next
year.
IJe
would
,
i
while
still
alive,
naturally
they
not
be
the
first
President
Taft.
;
'
had
to
show
him
as
much
like
His
father.
William,
served
in
i
he
is
Dossible.
Thus
when
that
exalted
office.
In
later'
i
htiaw
as
"
-
-
"
'
"v.
io
ttO
UMIUIC.
iuu&
wild.
.
iw
wa
wa
living
at
90.
ahey
had
years,
he
addressed
the
Canadian
,
ha
Uave
a
90-year-old'
man.
But:nT)
herer's'peaTtffignh'Tlie'tlutel
p
-
ito
h
i
and
trusted
observers
such
as
exchange
.
once
the
famous
man
passed,
Prince
Rupert,
at
a
luncheon
would
It
not
be
better
to
sliqw
t
"
7."""
i
him
to
future
generations
in
his
j
prime
rather
than
hoary
wnn
'
:
old
age?
i
!
I
ity
students,
might
be
able
to
really
do
some-i
relieve
the
tension
that
is
creating
such
a
lctac!e
in
the
world
today
with
crisis
fol-crisis
and
fires
burning
that
might
at
any
velop
into
catastrophic
international
explo-
3
I
NOTICED
Pitt
the
Younger
Robert
Burns
and
Charles
Wilberlorce
are
all
shown
with-.
out
any
traces
of
the
arthritis
irom
wnich
they
all
suffered.
j
garine
Discrimination
i
of
Canada's
provinces
margarine
is
banned
ther.
In
seven,
margarine
has
a
color
bar.
nly
he
tinted
a
pale,
insipid
ivory.
If
some
of
Neville
ChamOerlain
has
no
unibtelia.
RamsAy
MacUonald
'
j
lacks
the
look
of
'
gloom
and
'
doom
that
always
seemed
to
I
j
liang
about
him.
Nehru
Is
shown
1
j
several
shades
too
dark
in
skin
i
color.
Molotov's
head
In
wax
!
I
misses
the
bullet
shape
which
is
j
its
main
feature.
Old
Joe
Stalin
i
is
made
to
look
taller
than
he
j
appears
In
pictures
standing
be-
;
;
side
Churchill.
Franco
Is
given
'I'l'
people
had
their
way,
even
that
would
not
fated.
pite
the
fact
that
jams,
cheese
and
many
holesome
food
products,
including
butter,
"'''I
and
it
is
perfectly
legal
to
do
so,
the
a
smile
like
an
angel.
These
are
petty
criticisms,
registered
only
to
show
I
really
j
did
look
carefully
and
admir-
j
ingly
at
the
whole
works.
Ths
ligures
of
the
present
King
and
Queen
are
tops,
that
of
Princess
Elizabeth
especially
superb.
I
HEAR
that
the
BBC
not
long
;
ago
had
stunt
men
stay
the
night
in
the
famous
chamber
of
horrors
but
that
even
they
came
'
out
badly
shaken.
I
don't
won-
,
der.
There
in
one
room
you
see
'"le
protested
that
it
would
be
unfair
to
wed
margarine.
v
a
group
of
dairy
farmers
have
brought
ir
own
butter
substitute,
a'
product
made
'Ik
and
cream.
(Butter
is
made
entirely
of
And
what
do
we
find
?
No
coaching
needed
Mr.
Quizmaster
.
.
.
ODORLESS
BAPTONE
is
your
answer!
It's
speed,
beauty
and
low
price
have
rated
Baptone
tops
for
years!
Now
.
.
.
after
months
of
I''1
on
the
label
it
is
admitted
that
this
new
I
is
artificially
colored
and
it
is
selling
freely
1
the
personification
of
so
much
.
research
.
.
.
new
Baptone
WITH
NO
PAINT
ODOR!
Imagine,
no
inconvenience
.
.
.
just
roll
or
brush
on
quickly,
easily
.
.
.
move
in
right
away!
ODORLESS
BAPTONE
1
leaves
walls
and
ceilings
beautifully
refreshed
with
a
rich,
flat
finish!
ODORLESS
BAPTONE
is
an
oil
paint
that's
washable!
Available
in
9
flower-fresh
colors
and
white!
1
For
deeper
tones,
ask
about
Bapco
Basic
Decorative
Toners.
"THE
SECOND
WORLD
WAR"
WINSTON
CHURCHILL
Ai
i
luillK'd
111)'
greatest
historical
work
of
our
lime.
NOW
the
big
SUNDAY
SUN
brings
you
Volume
V
,
"CLOSING
THE
RING"
This
compelling
volume
drills
with
1I.H
the
year
of
the
Italian
Invasion,
the
)uetcc
Conference,
the
beginning
of
the
end
of
the
Hitler
legend.
READ
the
2nd
installment
in
this
week's
big
Sunday
"c
where
the
sale
of
margarine
is
forbidden.
;;m'an
consumers
are
heartily
tired
of
this
0
about
restricting
margarine.
-There
is
not
'test
excuse
for
any
discrimination
in
color
The
whole
affair
is
shameful
and
ridiculous.
a
been
some
strong
talk,
at
Ottawa
and
!'
recently,
about
tbp
hin-h
hanrlwl
dairv
that
is
evil
-and
terrible
in
the
I
human
race.
.But
you
come
out
of
that
I
chamber
more
cheerful
than
j
you
go
in.
in
one
respect
at
least.
!
When
you
see
all
the
old
tor-i
ture
Instruments
and
see
so
!
many
terrible
proofs
of
man's
i
inhumanity
to
man,
you
think
I
to
yourself
In
most
respects
the
world
has
grown
better,
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great
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great
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