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Per
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er
Year,
jb.oo
chiliad
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
more
been
overrun
by
the
Monsuls,'
had
his
head
cut
clean
off
by
a
fierce
sword
sweep
of
the
enemy.
But
the
doughty
warrior
carried
on,
with
his
decapitated
head
in
his
left
hand,
till
the
Job
of
liberation
was
done.
Smile,
cynic,
but
you
will
not
smile
quite
so
bitterly
If
you
see
the
really
beautiful
faces
of
the
old
white-bearded
men
one
I
remember
yet
dangling
his
grandchild
or
great-grandchild
on
his
knee.
Nor
shall
I
forget
anothor
old
fellow,
chanting
aloud
some
prayer
to
God
and
utterly
unconscious
of
the
world
around.
oOo
School
Band
Enthusiastic
TWENTY-FIVE
STUDENTS
ENROLLED
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Band
Tuesday
.night
turned
out
for
its
first
rehearsal,
complete
with
band-instruments
and
25
players.
And
Fred
Huber,
music
teacher
and
conductor
of
that
band,
is
quite
enthusi
j.pdtand
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
pi4oii
ce
Rupert's
2nd
Theatre
CE
RUPERT,
at
long
last,
has
its
second
astic
about
getting
started
Huber
said,
but
secretly
he
Is
vie
house
and
the
fine
new
Totem
Theatre,
hoping
to
have
the
band
play
.
"So
are
the
band
members,"
he
said
Most
of
them
had
been
lng
at
the
inaugural
opening
of
many
distinctive
and
up-to-date
features,
the
new
Bo-Me-Hi.
MY
GUIDE
REFUSED
any
tip
j
given
instruments
a
month
ago
or
gratuity
certainly
something
I
so
tney
could
learn
something
Purchase
or
Instruments
was
leiidid
acquisition
to
the
amenities
of
the
city,
unous
Players
Canadian
Corporation
is
to
be
iciresning
in
inaia
or
any
ouir
about
them.
Mr.
Huber
gave
made
posibie
by
a
school
board
them
lessons
after
school
hours.
'
offorino.
an
Amannn
i,nn,
country
We
drove
to
Khalsa
College,
Uulated
on
its
enterprise
and
appreciation
of
Last
night
they
played
together
j
businesses
and
organizations,
for
the
first
time.
,
Wnen
mj
Huber
first
Instituted
Their
conductor
hopes
to
have
a
small
fluto-fone
band
he
where
Sikhs
from
all
the
world
come
to
be
educated.
Then,
after
a
nice
chut
with
the
presi-
need
in
providing
the
city
with
this
handsome
tractive
venue
of
popular
entertainment.
band
work
put
on
tne
school
actually
had
a
group
playing
dent
I
drove
along
to
see
the
'tunes
cirrlculum
next
year
he
has
simpie
ln
harmony-inter
Anglican
Bishop
(Wilkinson).
I
,M
thnm
,
,m
(
....
told
them.
.This
will
get
credits
est
in
band
ith
the
concern
now
operating
the
two
thea-
a
was
aroused.
knew
he
-was
a
Canadian.
In
lor
their
work
in
future.
School
board
stepped
in
with
an
;he
new
1
otem
and
me
old
Lapitol
which
is
SIKH
HOLY
CITY
AMRITSAR,
India.
It
is
some
job
to
get
a
taxi
where
there
is
no
telephone
in
the
only
hotel
and
taxis
are
scarce
as
hens'
teeth.
But
my
hotel
room
bearer
went
afoot
for
one.
The
driver
looked
absolutely
blank
when
I
woke
him
up
to
show
me
the
city
square
where
a
British
general
turned
the
machine
guns
on
a
mob,
right
after
World
War
One
and
poisoned
relations
between
India
and
Britain
for
many
a
year.
Time
is
surely
a
great
healer.
For
the
taxi
driver
had
never
even
heard
of
the
so-called
"Amritsar
massacre."
oOo
I
DROVE
OUT
to
the
famous
Sikh
Golden
Temple
through
back
streets
barely
wide
enough
for
the
car
to
pass,
when
not
fact,
this
is
the
centre
of
the
wor'kdinnindihaUrCh
E"g'afld
thing
startling
for
a
while,"
Mr.
continued
on
Page
10)
The
Bishop
was
in
Delhi,
and
i
ill
an
attractive
house
and
will,
no
doubt,
r,e
to
enjoy
popularity
Famous
Players
are
rung
position.
nvie
entertainment
is
something
which
prac-every
citizen
regularly
enjoys
and
the
the
Bishop's
lady
was
washing
her
hair.
But
she
sent
me
down
a
cordial
invitation
to
come
to
tea."
Unfortunately,
I
had
to
turn
this
down,
as
I
am
flying
lids
of
the
moving
picture
theatre
are
one
...v.
Ire
of
the
quality
of
the
community.
Particu-
back
to
Delhi
this
afternoon
in
I
order
to
see
the
Taj
Mahal
to-
J
morrow
at
Agra.
I
met
one
of
the
Anglican
1
missionaries
a
nice
young
lady!
trom
Medicine
Hat,
Ruth
Ing
blocked
by
wandering
cows,
very
!
ram.
She
told
me
of
their
many-sided
work
In
the
Kangra
Valleyhospitals,
schools,
as
well
as
,-fis
this
so
in
P
rince
Rupert
which,
the
year
depends
more
than
many
cities
on
movies
litcitainiiient
and,
to
some
extent,
education
u!tural
adification.
herefoie,
the
organization
which
holds
the
exclusively
here
has
a
considerable
responsi-if
not
a
duty
to
the
public,
famous
Players
is
in
an
excellent
position
to
A
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i
t
.11
!j.
i4
t
i
i
the
religious
enterprise.
We
offer
the
widest
markets
in
which
to
buy
or
sell
Stocks
and
Bonds,
by
reason
of
being
members
of
all
Canadian
Stork
Exchanges
and
having
a
chain
of
offices
from
Montreal
io
Victoria,
directly
connected
by
our
own
private
wires.
Traders
and
investors
arc
invited
to
open
accounts
with
us.
James
Richardson
&
Sons
STA.USHCO
IV
It
turned
out
she
had
been
a
good
friend
of
my
nephew,
Bill
Nimmo,
who
lost
his
life
in
the
recent
war.
Miss
Ingram
talked,
too.
of
irw
mat
responsiouuy
eiiectiveiy
to
tne
sat-
India's
progress
in
a
balanced
way
that
was
refreshing.
For
most
of
the
foreigners
that
one
meets
in
India
are
as
pessimistic
i
and
cynical
as
are
mast
Indian
scrawny
in
these
poor
parts.
But
the
temple
itself
well
repaid
the
trip.
A
grave-faced,
jet
black
bearded,
blue-turbaned
Sikh
guide,
named
Earn
Sikh,
took
me
around.
He
showed
me
the
free
hostel
where
they
have
lot)
free
rooms,
in
which
each
visitor
may
stay
four
days
absolutely
without
charge.
He
showed
me
the
free
kitchen,
where
they
serve
free
meals
each
noon.
He
gave
me
a
brand
new
pair
of
cotton
sox
for
it
is
forbidden
to
enter
the
temple
shod,
or
bareheaded.
As
we
walked
around
the
marble-paved
court
that
surrounds
the
huge
"pool
of
immortality"
he
told
me
many
things
about
the
line
Sikh
religion.
Some
of
them
I
knew
already
many
were
completely
new.
Pacific
Coast
Office
i
hi
of
all.
No
doubt,
it
will
do
so.
he
new
theatre
is
a
testimonial
to
the
growing
'auce
and
progress,
of
the
city.
ic
wish
the
company
and
the
management
and
H'cnicd
success
in
the
project
a
success
which
rpeiid,
of
course,
as
does
any
other
business,
;
quality
of
service.
VICTORIA
VANCOUVER
ane
Ashley's
Crown
Brand
Recipes
FREE
Wril
Jan
A
shiny,
Th
Canora
Stared
Company
limiltd,
intellectuals
which
is
saying
a
lot.
She
thinks
this
country
is
coming
through
all
right
and
I
feel
sure
she
is
doing
her
bit
to
help
bring
it
through.
P.
O.
Box
1
2
9,
Montreal,
P.
O.
cut
ii1'
Ji
-
jiger
Is
Now
United
Nations
must
remember
its
military
GARDEN
TOOLS
The
Golden
Temple
opens
on
ail
economic
limitations
in
fiirhtinir
second-rate
all
four
.sides,
as
a
symbol
that
it.
is
open
to
all
classes,
creeds,
soi's
lest
tliey
weaken
the
world's
main
front
is
Western
Europe.
That
warning
comes
from
a's
External
Affairs"
Minister
Pearson.
It
is
races.
Inside,
from
two
oclock
in
the
morning
on
till
night,
;;;
,um
-Ji
i
m
..if
mA
n
-..mi-
m
'Ml
Wt
ktl
I'icly
timely
just
now,
when
the
Korean
war
'are
up
a;ain
to
cover
something
much
more,
Garden
Hose
Broomrakes
Clippers
HTlTrowefs
there
ts
continuous
reading
of
the
Holy
Sikh
Scripture.
Relays
of
singers
carry
on
the
holy
Chants,
The
people
throng
in
and
out
by
thousands.
Most
say
a
prayer,
pass
on.
In
the
pool
itself
many
are
bathing,
,
for
many
remarkable
healings
are
il
preparing
elsewhere.
n'in.H'
to
guess
what
the
Russians
may
or
may
hasn't
been
a
very
promising
game
for
a
good
centuries.
Hut
most
observers
seem
to
agree
on
record.
Rakes
Spades
Forks
oOo
THE
S1KIIS.
of
course,
believe
itlm
next
six
or
12
months
are
going
to
be
the
Hoes
in
one
God
of
all
creation,
and
critical
in
a
lotm-
time.
Rv
late
summer
the
free
that
all
men
are
brothers.
The
Beautiful.
ScniLIiaLIe
Fertilizers
Insecticides
best
of
them
really
practise
this
creed,
too.
Ram.
mv
guide,
told
me
witn
touching
simple
faith
stories
Jf
miracles,
such
as
when
some
ni
nations
should
be
much
stronger
in
relation
i.ia
and
Russian
puppets
than
they
are
now.
U
spring
they
should
be
in
a
position
to
meet
;l
any
challenge.
,
,
I,
then,
Russia
is
as
bent
on
world
conquest
as
people
on
our
side
seem
to
believe,
it
would
be
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
KM
ereat
Sikh
fighter,
coming
to
liberate
the
temple
wnicn
naa
TRADE
MARK
RCO'O.
r
fiable
to
suppose
that
the
time
to
begin
would
7fie
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7lesJ"a!fs,net
'cpbords
took
and
,
sh
like
the
Med
ensmef
on
your
refrigerator
li'
the
democracies
were
still
only
beginning
Mop
their
strength,
not
wait
until
every
pos-
I'lVnder
has
been
trained
and
armed.
There,
net
er
been
an
enamel
finUh
lik,
KemGla!
h',
like
m-.c!
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over
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and
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ordinary
soap
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There's
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mixing
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mussing;
you
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Mir
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start
painting.
Yo.ru
lve
the
smooih
revili,
you
get
with
this
eay.on
finish,
using
brush
or
Roller.
Koalrr.
Yet
it
is
so
tough
that
boiling
wiler
will
not
harm
it,
it
j,
pra
iieally
iruff-proof;
and,
you
ran
wipe
off
grease
and
alains
wilh
a
cloth
jt
as
you
do
on
your
modern
refrigerator.
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under
the
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of
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Navy
League
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