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Editor,
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17
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Vancouver
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News
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Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
the
most
beautiful';:
all
Euro,,,
ti,I:;
is
a
classic
Utenent
of
what
in
'liiNtiun
Chursli
has
ever,
QUARTET
un
.
.The
,
MuZl
cunt.,
I
tauiiht
or
could
ever
teach.
He
smug
quartet
is
,M
presumably
draws
either
a
sal-,
viola
and
a
ury
or
a
pension
from
the
Unit-
-
-
.d
iurch
of
tanada.
The
day
CANADIAN
i.vkj
hiiiw
u
insert
vitt-n
tills
.sort
I
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NIC
Yugoslavia
GREAT
PYRAMID
CAIRO,
Egypt.
In
an
earlier
article
I
wrote
of
the
feeling
of
anti-climax
that
you
get
when
you
come
up
to
the
Great
Pyramid.
I
would
not
want
anyone
to
misunderstand
that
comment.
of
thing
can
be
termed
brave
cr
tK,
GOLO.t
courageous,
tie
me
mun
unuea,
IIKUN,
i0
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.
tlw
world's
,
0
For
criiiililcl
I
The
ancients
knew
the
Great
Pyramid
and
Sphinx
as
being
11
Xlll.H
fHf,,y
w
v,
nnia'
d,.
l.uUitran,
Free
Gospel
or
Full
G&sjm
J,
lie
simply
cannot
say
things
like
tliat
as
a
Minister
el
nd's
Word.
It
Is
tine
Uiiun
for
a
private
Individual
to
give
utterance
to-
his
private,
individual
opinions,
but
quite
another
fur
those
who
eat
their
bread
as
ol
f
::ial
.spokesmen
for
any
historic
part
of
the
Christian
among
seven
wonuers
01
mv
world.
In
many
ways,
the
Great
Pyramid
is
the
greatest
pu:x!e
Iirufju.,
ilinumo,.
linns
imu
i,u,..r
Nfirlhcrtf
Miutr
t
fubiwlit
wm:,i
lius
the
InrcM
a;
ruc.igmw,,
ttuihon1
l
on
earth.
For
it
was
obviously
ChureU
to
plaster
both
mud
and
mii.sh
over
everything
their
(NORTHERN
k
church
lias
ever
tauinit.
TOriONTO.
CAN
I
Wrap
it
HASH,
S.
l'lt
X'KTF.U.
built
by
planners
who
had
knowledge
not
only
in
advance
of
their
times,
hut
knowledge
and
wisdom
which
is
far
above
that
of
the
best
and
wi.vest
people
of
our
own
day.
oOo
THERE
HAS
BEEN
A
GREAT
deal
of
bunk
written
about
the
VIEW-MAS
Editor,
Daiiy
News:
May
1
take
this
opportunity
of
endorsing
the
opinion
expressed
by
"Taxpayer"
.in
a
recent
edition
of
your
paper
In
regard
to
.1
l.li.
k...
.f
M.rl.i.'l
If
11
REELS
I
lir
-,-,tuiiviiiiiu
in
hi
u
i
THERE
is
increasing
concern
that
Yugoslavia
may
be
the
next
target
for
the
Cominform
in
the
spreading
flood
of
Russian
imperialism.
Even
now
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
are
reported
to
be
considering
issuing
a
joint
warning
to
the
Soviet
not
to
make
any
move
against
Tito's
domain.
Such,
would
be
considered
an
act
of
aggression.
To
understand
the
careful
thought
now
being
given
to
the
question
of
how
to
shield
Yugoslavia
from
a
Cominform
blow
in
the
spring
it
is
necessary
to
remember
the
profound
difference
Tito's
original
break
with
Moscow
made
in
the
strategic
pattern
of
Europe.
Before
that
break
took
place
it
would
have
been
almost
blind
faith
to
believe
that
any
part
of
Europe
might
survive
the
threat
of
Russian
domination.
But,
with
the
Tito
defection,
the
Cominform
tide
was
stemmed
and,
indeed,
reversed.
Since
then
a
practical
belief
in
the
potential
defensability
of
Europe
has
been
possible.
Planning
with
the
end
in
view
of
effecting
such
defence
has
been
proceeding.
It
is
the
important
Yugoslav
link
in
the
growing
system
of
western
defence
which
is
now
believed
to
be
the
No.
1
target
on
the
Moscow
list.
The
assumption
is
that
Moscow
has
been
building
and
arming
the
Bulgarian,
Romanian
and
Hungarian
armies
for
a
satellite
attack
on
Yugoslavia
in
the
spring
and
summer.
The
theory
is
that
this
could
be
done
without
involving
the
Soviet
Union
itself.
Meantime
Stalin
can
go
on
making
protestations
of
peace
and
saying
that
Russia
is
not
rearming.
It
would
be
typical
Soviet
strategy
if
Yugo
Great
Pyramid,
and
cultists
and
fanatics
have
tried
to
twist
its
messages
in
stone
to
all
soils
oi
weird
ends.
Sir
Flinders
Petrie,
the
famous.
Egyptologist,
told
of
filling
a
fellow
Englishman
with
a
hammer
(liurch
Jt
50c
Kingdom
varly
this
year,
describ-
.
Plant
at.
toea,
cove.
ye:,tTday
we
took
a
drive
to
tkatil.KUish-1
later
d
as
U.I1U.
was
ed
by
He-
number
of
Inner:,!',1
Seal
Cove
and
enjoy.-d
the
clean,
air.
How
dill.-renl
it
v.ou!d
Hu
is
felt
tutlav.
"H
over
Car.a
m
ciu
Many
hiii.m..!;;
ni
ra
were
if
a
reduction
plant
were
es-claKuUt
tabli:.liHI
there!
Wliat
an
mi
d
a:.
i.n!.l.
And
tiuud
-1
on
or
5
ed
ray
and
chisel
chipping
off
bits
of
the
huge
structure.
The
rock
did
ni
fettling
(jiicili
fit
his
preconceived
ideas
of
how
w
ls
ol
of
oth'ii;
will
never
lie
111
""'"
""i''r'"
"'r
WRATHAli
flmtu
tmi
Ik
?!!)
Tfurrf
A-
reds
aeain.
history
would
run
ergo
1
Reflects
and
Reminisces
I
uir
passengers
wouin
rciieivt'
on
uliglitUi
to
be
greeU-d
by
od'ir
i
:,imtlar
to
that
ai,
i
oi
l
i'.uward.
would
alter
the
rock,
not
his
crackpot
ideas.
O'lO
YET
ANYONE
WHO
STUDIES
I
Last
Fii'.lav
abouf
eighty
mem-I
hers
and
adherents
of
the
First
i
Baptist
Church
gathered
at
a
congregational
dinner
to
honor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong
who
Conrad
PT
Cord
Party
Enjoyed
the
plain
facts
of
the
measure
GREER
and
BRIDDE
SO
Ml
II
MES
PREM
ATI'
RE
Why
should
new
churchvs
be
built,
while
plenty,
with
no
one
BUILDERS
&
CONTfiAC
In
them,
remain
standing.
1he
E1(;ni
tables
ouestion
was
recently
asked
in
the
Conrad
were
in
P'ay
at
School
Parem-ialion
card
party
are
shortly
reaving
the
clly
to'
reside
on
Vancouver
Island.
The
guests
.including
all
local
members
of
the
Armstrong
family,
were
received
by
Mrs.
F.
An-trobus
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith.
!
Mrs.
Armstrong
was
presented
luilh
ti
rtK'iuo
nnrl
h
orwl
Tr
ments
of
the
Great
Pyramid
-can
fume
to
no
other
conclusion
than
that
its
.designers
had
a
marvellous
knowledge
,
of
astronomy,
geography,
and
even
history
of
the
world
for
hundreds
of
years
after
the
strange
Structure
was
built.
Toronto
when
the
United
Church
Teachers'
A'soc
,was
seeking
construction
exteii-
Friday
night,
slim
funds.
One
does
not
have
to
Winners
wcrt:
1
-
t
.lip
WL
is'
phone
black:
For
Efficient
Building
ord
Rcmodcli
Mrs.
I,ini",hlan.
A.
J.
Croxlonl,
Thompson,
crib-
travel
to
Toronto
to
see
examples
S
bridge;
Mrs.
They
can
be
found
anywhere,
in
',
whist;
Mrs.
J
the
Armstrong
were
seated
at
the
For
instance,
if
you
take
birth
of
Jesus
Chirst
as
one
of
the
head
table
which
was
tastef
ully
great
landmarks
In
history,
and
decorated
with
pink
tapers
and
fr;iict
K
I
.O.
Ilox
731
Canada.
-We
are
not
meeting
,
uai;e.
.u.
u(i,.
whn.
w
eieetJ
On
the
refreshment
comiiilL-
.w...
........
.,.riu..iil
tee
under
Mrs.
Murdock
were
Hansen
and
Mrs.
F
.,H
In
i
minister
lit
It
mlse!--
I
MrS.
M.
l.t
that
represent
the
beginning
flowers.
of
one
long
gallery,
and
if
you
After
singing
of
the
Grace,
an
use
the
British
inch
to
represent
excellent
dinner
was
served
by
years,
you
certainly
do
get
some
the
women
of
the
church.
A
.i
i.,n
ria
cvii.iiirt
"
it
was
Ballinger.
declared,
"spend
money
heloin
,
FISHERMEN
.
remarkable
coincidences.
Other
,
short
program
followed,
consist-
Plain
Important
dates,
like
the
begin-
of
group
games,
selections
by
the
churches
we
Ivave.
talk,
and
sensible.
Want
Ads.
Hure
Results!
TOfSIGIlT
IMPORTANT
BROADCAST
.
a
quartette
consisting
of
J.
Anderson,
Rev.
F.
Antrobus,
W.
D
1
Smith
and
John
Antrobus;
recitations
by
Mrs.
L.
Bowman
and
;
vocal
solo
and
recitation
by
W.
D.
Smith.
I
The
chairman.
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
then
called
uoon
P.
H.
I'FIUIAPS
SKIING
Canadians
and
others,
not
"having
travelled,
ha
v
I
o
i
(',
thought
that
Ja.'ian.
uiul
the
Chinese
coast
had
no
occasion
to
view
the
awn
each
of
winter
wt'.h
Ting
a-nd
end
of
the'
First
World'
War,
and
the
stock
market
crash
of
October,
1929,
with
subseguc.it
Great
Depression,
are
clearly
in-licated.
It
does
seem
that
whoever
planned
this
strange
structure
had
the
uncanny
faculty
of
being
able
to
make
a
sort
of
indestructible
blue
print
of
the
future
history
of
the
human
race.
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
EnglmM,
see
Itupcrt
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
iwi
form
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
hat
job
now.
Yet,
Canada
'"w
iLinzey,
the
senior
deacon,
who
misgivings
that
Ja'ian
aiv'
Kr-a
spoke
of
the
manv
vears
nf
fnii.h-
realizes
f
ul
service
Mrs.
Armstrong
had
'Si
have
season
when
the
Masts
are
bitter,
victims
can
fio'-'.e,
and
snow
can
he
from
twelve
u
seventeen
inches,
as
was
the
case
in
Tokyo
this
manlli.
Don't
ask
me
to
explain
it,
but
Riven
to
the
Church,
the
Wom-I
for
one
hope
the
interpreters
j
en's
Missionary
Society,
the
are
right.
For,
according
to
the!
Cradle
Roll
department
of
thv
prophecies
indicated
by
the
Sunday
School
and
the
Ladies'
Rupert
Motors
Limit
Aid.
In
recognition
of
this
faithful
and
untiring
service
he
then
measurements
of
the
passages
and
rooms
in
the
pyramid,
man-1
kind
is
really
due
to
begin
a
newj
age
of
increasing
rwace
and
j
plenty
bv
August,
1953,
and
by
presented
io
Mrs.
Armstrong
on
A
VFKIW.T
WFI.COME!)
There
'"as
anplause,
in
nn
Ottawa
court,
when
Mrs.
Sullivan
was
acquitted
on
a
mans'au"''er
charge.
Her
husband.
Fraivis,
had
been
an
official
of
the
Ontario
government.
The
verdict
found,
according
to
testimony
0
oenau
ol
ber
.
friends
in
tiie
church,
an
engraved
silver
tray,
wishing
her
and
her
husband
every
success
and
happiness
in
their
new
home.
Mrs.
Armstrong
graciously
accepted
the
gift
with
slavia
could
be
broken
by
the
Moscow
puppets.
A
'Week'
That'
Gives'
are
weeks
for
everything
these
days.
In
THERE
fact,
there
are
not
enough
weeks
to
go
around
so
they
are
doubling
up
on
the
weeks
for
instance,
last
week
was
Boy
Scout
Week
and
it
was
also
White
Cane
Week.
Now
another
week
is
coming
up.
But
it
is
different.
This
is
a
week
that
doesn't
take.
It
just
gives
and
it
sounds
good
to
us.
February
26-March
3
is
"National
Smile
Week"
for
1951.
Some
are
calling
it
"Joy
Scout
Week."
'
Who
are
the
Joy
Scouts?
A
circular
that
has
come
to
the
office
tells
us
they're
everybody
who
can
smile,
which
means
everybody
everywhere.
There
are
no
dues,
no
meetings,
no
assessments
in
the
Joy
Scouts.
There
is
only
one
obligation
on
the
membership:
Smile!
The
National
Smile
Week
Committee,
of
which
famed
actor
Joe
E.
Brown
is
chairman,
operates
on
the
sound
theory
that
a
smile
spreads
sunshine
wherever
it's
seen.
For
one
week
they
ask
that
everybody
concentrate
on
being
a
sunshine-spreader
-give
a
smile,
send
a
smile,
make
someone,
somewhere
happy
during
National
Smile
Week.
"There
are
plenty
of
things
in
the
world
to
be
grumpy
about
if
you
want
to
be
grumpy,"
Brown
concedes.
"But
it
is
much
more
fun
to
operate
in
an
atmosphere
of
happiness.
A
smile
creates'
a
lot
of
this
atmosphere.
A
thousand
smiles
...
a
million
...
a
billion
smiles,
all
concentrated
in
a
week,
will
ease
many
burdens
and
cheer
a
lot
of
hearts,
including
those
of
the
folks
who
smile."
So
there's
the
story
on
the
big
special
week
that
is
unique.
It
costs
nothing.
It
could
do
much.
'.V
d3e
Wise..
BUY
about
1985
this
will
be
fully,
firmly
established
on
,
the
whole
'
'
earth.
oOo
MAHDI
ENANf
KHATTAn
IS
my
dragoman
,or.
guide,
on
my
sight-seeing
trips.
Unlike
many
engineers,
lie
does
not
think
there
was
any
mystery
about
how
the
builders
got
the
huge
chunks
ft
I
a
lew
well
chosen
remarks.
The
card
accompanying
tl.v
gift
was
signed
by
all
present
and
If.
Vanderheide
took
several
group
pictures
of
the
gathering.
The
singing
of
"Blest
Be
Uie
NO'
....'15!
fvf
tk
that
Sullivan
died
from
the
"f
fects
of
angioma
hemorrhage
of
the
brain?
Witnesses
made
statements
liable,
at
least,
to
orou?"
conjecture.
D1.
Dover
said
deceased
had
taken
'a
hell
of
a
beating."
On
Novenilrer
IS.
10
and
17.
five
20-ounce
bott'e-i
or
Scotch
had
been
purchased.
There
were
61
bruises
on
the
body.
5C
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
With
pump
of
limestone
into
place
on
the
pyramid.
Mahdi
says
that
20,000
people
worked
in
relays.
Th.ey
heaped
up
sand,
skidded
the
big
stones
lie
That
Binds
Our
Hearts,"
followed
by
prayer
by
the
pr.stor,
brought
to
a
close
a
very
enjoyable
evening
of
good
fellowsnip.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
was
the
convenor
of
a
committee
consisting
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
REFRIGERATORS
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
RANGES
ci
Mesuames
F.
Antrobus,
H.
Team
work
i-.
verv
important..
Even
a
banana
gels-
skinrmd
when
it
leaves
the
bunch
-
Ex.
Vanderheide,
E.
Martin.
M
H
I
up
the
sandy
slopes.
Then,
layer
by
layer,
the
masons
buit
thp
pyramid.
After
it
was
all
finish-ied,
the,
sand
was
taken
away
I
again.
Slave
labor
was
cheap
jthen
and
labor
is
cheap
here
now,
too.
Waters
and
W.
A.
McBroom.
Tlw
serviteurs
were
the
Misses
Babs
Adams,
Betty
Blake,
Juanita
Keith,
R.N.,
A.
Wrathall
and
Mrs.
It.
K.
Osloji.
Accompanist
for
the
evening
was
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
oOo
K0N.
LESLIE
EYRES
MINISTER
OF
RAILWAYS,
TRADE
and
INDUSTRY
and
FISHERIES
will
present
REGIONAL
INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW
of.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MAHDI
SAYS
THAT
European
doctors
don't
know
anything,
either.
Northern
B.C.
Power
C
Stt:
ANYWAY,
IT'S
MEAT
Cattalo
may
have
a
possible
bearing
on
the
price
of
meal
in
Western
Canada
but
It
may
be
a
while
befoi-e
we'll
be
chewing
it.
What
is
"cattalo,"
we
hear
you
ask!
Well,
it
began
thirty
years
ago
with
tlw
crossing
of
buffalo
with
range
cows.
Its
taken
time
to
show
the
experiment
to
be
commercially
profitable.
Vet,
it's
on
the
way.
In
fact,
it's
going
to
taste
like
prune
beef.
We
gain,
if
somewhat
delayed,
a
general
idea
of
buffalo
hunting.
1'hniie
210
Trine
Rupert
Take
rheumatism.
Mahdi
says
that
I
am
an
old
irock
as
a
result
of
it.
He
wants
me
to
come
back
to
Egypt
some
May
or
June
and
take
the
Arab
sand
cure.
Thej
bury
you
up
to
the
tum
Scripture
JfaiSacje
for
Joday
"Moreover
it
is
requiml
in
stewards,
that
a
man
be
found
faithful."
I
Cor.
4:2.
w
ALLACE
E
my
in
this
sand,
around
Luxor,
where
the
sand
has
never
been
touched
by
water.
You
liave
an
umbrella
over
your
head.
After
;
Truth
Is
not
only
stranger
than
fiction.
It
is
much
more
inter
a
couple
of
hours,
you
are
sweat
-
Pharm
CFPR
neer,
says
the
vein
encountered
esting.
Wm.
R.
Hearst.
Why
should
the
Canadian
10:15
ng,
no
fooling.
The
earth
has
powers
of
extracting
poison,
along
with
sweat,
says
Mahdi.
Well,
maybe
he's
got
something
there.
oOo
p.
m.
taxpayer
provide
gravy
for
com
mon
law
wives,
asks
the
Cana
dan
Military
Journal.
The
Cana
"r
dan
Army
may
well
contain
ras
Glacier
Gulch
Speeds
Up
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
Mine
Enters
New
hase
Development
of
Glacier
Gulch
MSniag'Co.
Ltd.
mine
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
near
Smilh-ers
.entered
a
new
phase
early
thii
month.
Work
was
started
on
an
In
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
o.i"-10
in
recent
cross-cutting
has
persisted
for
340
feet
to
date.
Good
lead
and
zinc,
with
silver
values,
occur
In
the
ve:n,
ne
said.
The
operation
is
now
completely
mechanized
and
Mr.
Batten
says
the
rate
of
advance
should
be
doubled
with
substantial
improvements
in
unit
costs.
According
to
1937
shipments,
said
L.
W.
Bodie,
president,
present
metal
prices
would
average
the
ore
at
$147.24
per
ton.
A
test
shipment
from
a
gold-
cals
whose
morals
are
his
own
business.
But
why
should
he
draw
money
from
the
government
to
keep'
his
bed-warmer
in
nylons
is
beyond
us.
p
H
0
N
E
7
9
MAHDI
IS
50
YEARS
OLD,
JET,
black-haired,
and
has
a
friendly,
I
frank
face.
He's
been
a
guide
ever
since
1915.
I
asked
him
how
things
of
11
compared
with
things
of
1915.
"The
buidings
are
more
better
now,
but
the
poor
people
were
more
better
off
then,"
he
told
me
thoughtfully.
"Now,
there's
too
much
politicking."
MOOSE
JAW
CENTENARIAN
Mrs.
Catherine
Hans
celebrated
her
100th
birthday
in
a
Moose
Jaw,
Sask.,
hospital,
tout
she
gets
around
the
buildings
with
the
aid
of
a
cane.
She
was
born
!n
Chalk
River,
Ont.,
and
come
west
in
1890.
(CP
PHOTO
'
SUNDAYS:
NJ
12
Noon
9
7
p.m.
Attention
Fishermen!
Highest,
trade-in
allowance
on
your
present
marine
engine.
To
save
money
and
get
the
best,
be
sure
your
next
engine
is
a
Kermath
Write
for
Folders
HOMEW00D
MARINE
LIMITED
17SS
W.
iergia
Vancouver,
ti.C.
bismuth
deposit
in
193S
showed
that
ore
to
be
worth
$119.78
per
ton
at
today
s
prices,
be
said.
Mll
ll-AT
FIRST
1
Two
hundred
and
ten
cases
of
scarlet
fever
were
reported
in
Vancouver
Jale
last
week.
The
city
-medical
health
officer,
while
admitting
the
outbreak
was
widespread,
said
it
was
too
mild
to
cause
any
concern.
The
appearance
of
influenza
in
the
United
Tile
property
is
located
on
cline
raise
from
the
2000-foot
level
directed
to
cut
a
downward
extension
of
the
known
silver-lead-zine
ore
deposits
developed
to
the
SOOO-foot
Jevel.
The
incline
will
open
up
two
more
intermediate
levels.
H.
L.
Batten,
consulting
mining
engi
Many
people
have
written
about
the
appalling
contrast
here
But
I
must
confess
that
I
have
never
seen
a
more
vital
and
between
the
condition
of
the
few
Hudson
Bay
Mountain,
six
miles
from
Smithers
and
two
miles
from
Lake
Kathlyn
railway
STREET
AND
TIIIKH
Vl
KIX11I
rich
and
many
poor
people.
I
may
happier-looking
lot
of
people
have
more
to
say
on
this
later.
I
than
the
laughing
poor
of
Cairo.