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Editor,
Daily
News:
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It
has
been
drawn
to
my
at-
i
.
.
teution
that
your
report
of
the!
PommifP
hearing
of
the
IC
and
A
Act
In-
i
INCH
III
HJVNJ
otiii
y
Board
being
held
in
Prince
j
Rup.
i
t
on
Thursday
stated
thati
Father
of
six
children
places
A
MLA
for
'
Headline
in
J.
Turner,
Vancouver
(jlunie
on
wife."
Eas',
made
certain
statements
'
Massachusetts
paper.
and
asked
questions
of
J.
S.
Black
concerning
a
monopoly
of
labor
a:i
dits
relations
to
national
com-
THE
OI.I)
C'lll'M
t:ns.
,
Federal
parliament
will
sit
Please
be
advised
that
this
was
!
next
month,
which
means
two
an
error
in
reporting.
The
cor-
.(
s'
-nal
indemnities
in
1951.
rwt
name
was
A
J.
McDonnell
Uimpwr
However.
in
a
few
more
ionths
i'rom
God.
Ita
Uicture
I,.
....
By
GRACE
HUMPH
R
EVS,
Burnaby)
J
nappin,
rtt,w
Rev.
Augustine
M.
Toplady
was
caught
in
a
storm
i"""
;'
smini.
'
i
while
walking
through
Burrington
Combe,
England.)
j5inlply
l
He
lookt'd
around
frantically
for
shelter.
Beside
the'
Fir
pibyT
i-mul
he
s;iw
a
cleft
runninir
down
a
mass
of
rock.
In
I
er'0n
there
are
a
few
hundred
thotii-
MLA
f
or
Vancouver
Cntre.
Although
the
correction
was'and
old
fellows
who
win
noi
oe
FIERY
IRISH
LASS
LONDON
Less
than
21
hours
after
its
opening,
Ihe
British
MP's
Interna-t
i
o
n
a
1
Conference
on
World
Government
had
grown
to
unexpected
proportions.
Twenty
countries,
H
nations,
were
represented
yesterday
and
now
have
spokesmen
made
after
a
short
run
of
your
:
uiei
ing
any
serious
criticism,
no
.
fi
i
of
rock
he
Was
able
to
find
shelter
until
the
'
papei,
I
would
appreciate
the
:
matter
wliat
their
politics.
Forty
1
,
i"
printing
ol
this
letter
in
case;
dullais
n
montn
isn
t
niucn
out,
?iui
in
.)
uu
i.
preserved
and
can
be
seen
in
the
some
of
your
readers
received
one!
when
anybody
is
more
than
svv-
j
A,.
ne
slood
Watchliig
he
fury,
cnitcd
Slates.
y
01
the
first
few
copies.
ientj,
he
only
iias
a
lew
iricnds
p,
the
storm,
his
thoughts
turned
j
when
Prince
Consort,
Albert
A.
J.
TURNER.
MLA.
left
And
money,
a
good
big
wad,
tn
nirfJ'n
nroi-ctlve
oowr.
Lying
.
rn.innd
m
dvlne.
h
r-
iAs
stated
by
Mr.
Tvuner,
this
oi
only
a
little,
is
or
e
of
thtm.
at
hls
M
was
a
curd
He
picked
,
peatfd'lt
constantly.
Heaid,"If.
her
locay
at
me
u.sl
ois
eircr
was
detected
soon
after
the
a
up,
and
wrote
the
words
ol
tins
n
this
hour,
I
had
only
my
honor
Pvlhor.s
are
not
dangcrcit!
H
hemitifnl
hymn
uivm
it
!
and
dignities
to
d"pnd
upon.
I
run
was
commenced
and
the
was
immediately
stopped
sessions.
British
political
vi
guns
really
boomed.
The
Mayor
of
Westminster
welcomed
the
pie:
,iHhi
12
fi'et
lonE.
savs
u
mil-
n
nammi
sara
ra
ium-
'"".
"
r"'
.
AJIi'..i'.'i
10!
a
correction
-
Editori.
told
of
a
.,m
r..fKir
He
sure
to
cairv
:
"No
other
hymn
can
be
named,
There
is
a
story
V
"...
i
i
..:..!
i
I.,
I,.
nn,(
firm
flrm'Thlns
Chinese
woman
who
lived
In
vaid
stick
with
vou
whtn
in
:
which
has
laid
so
broad
and
the
jungle
!-St.
Thomas
Times
!
a
grasp
upon
the
English
speak-
dread
of
beim?
reincarnated
as
a
several
hundred
delegates
to
Church
House,
where
the
Brit-
:
ish
Hou:e
of
Commons
sat
dur-
;
ing
wartime.
!
The
Liberal
leader,
Clement
U7a
out,...!
-
Journal.
McBRIDE
ST.
SIDEWALK
Editor,
Daily
News:
Just
when
will
the
powers
that
be
in
this
city,
take
it
upon
t-v.-
t.iio
umn
ir
vain
fmnueh
merit
tji
De
born
.
"uiiit.
ineiuiu
wni.i
..j
...
o-
-
:
:
;
10
visit
ors
to
worshir,
H.
was
originally
written
is
still
I
again
as
man,
sue
penuiurcu
u
Navies,
opened
the
coherence
'
sidewalk
MONTH
OF
MAGIC
with
a
skillful,
powerful
speech
urging
the
strengthening
of
the
on
McBride
Street
between
Sev-
October
in
Canada
Is
a
b'.anve-enth
Avenue
and
Eighth
Avenue
i,.ss
0f
month,
us
a
rule.
East'
Ki'ver
uncomfortably
cool
or
UN
into
a
real
world
conference,
with
Russia
and
China,
if
tiiey
Certainly
we
could
tread
where
warm
no
insect
nuisance
just
ui
su
Hoi
i.
I,"
a
sidewalk
must
have
been
231
Fourth
Att
b,
Minister:
Rev.
E
A
.
Wrr
Organist:
Mrs
t
j'jj
Joint
Currw
SUNDAY,
8EPT,
X
;.
Morning
Worship-:
Sunday
School-
Evening
Serv.ct
7:30.
"Remember
the
6ibk:
to
keep
it
Hi,f
memoers
ironi
uie
uee
o.m.
,
ars
b
t
but
v-athout
them
ii
.they
refuse.
M
V
4
an
ankle
A
keen
young
Conservative
procedure.
Mr.
N.
Fisher,
stressed
the
fart,
h
d
Finishing
The
Product
we
would
he
very
pleased
if
Cela-nese
NATURALLY,
Corporation
of
America
could
go
on
and
make
high
alpha
cellulose
which
it
i.s
turning
out
from
the
big
Prince
Rupert
plant
into
flake,
cellu-lo.-4'
acetate,
staple
fibre
and
filament
yarn
but
the
neit
best
thing
is
to
have
it
done
somewhere
else
in
Western
Canada.
Therefore,
it
is
interesting
to
hear
that
the
company's
great
new
Canadian
Chemical'
Co.
Ltd.
plant
at
Edmonton,
where
oil
and
gas
is
available,
is
to
carry
on
with
the
processing
of
the
pulp
produced
at
Prince
Rupert,
into
such
finished
products.
Of
course,
the
Edmonton
plant
will,
by
no
meiins,
bea
ble
to
consume
all
the
pulp
produced
here
and
the
large
bulk
of
it
will
go,
as
originally
planned,
to
(he
company's
chain
of
plants
in
the
United
States.
In
time,
as
the
Canadian
market
develops,
more
and
moire
of
the
local
product
will
be
further
finished
within
Canada.
;
Announcement
of
plans
for
the
$50,000,000
plant
at
jKd'monton,
says
the
Vancouver
Province,
has
spe'cial
significance
for
Canadians.
The
paper
con-tiniies:
'
'
Announcement
of
plans
for
a
$S0
million
plant
at
Edmon-
tiji)
by
Canadian
Chemical
Co.
Ltd..
a
subsidiary
of
Celane.se
Corporation
of
America.
has
sperial
significance
for
Canadians.
In
addition
to
a
wide
variety
of
industrial
chemicals,
the
new
plant
will
manufacture
cellulose
acetate,
staple
fibre
and
lilament
vain.
The
fibre
and
filament
yarn
will
be
available
to
Canadian
textile
mills
for
both
civilian
and
defence
use
and
we
nuiv
look
forward
to
clothing,
fugs
and
cloths
that
are
less
expensive
and
highly
durable.
The
great
significance
of
the
development,
however,
is
the
fact
th-at
the
new
plant
will
not
be
merely
a
producer
of
a
raw
product
which
is
quickly
hustled
out
of
our
country
for
processing;
elsewhere.
It
will
use
75.000
gallons
of
petroleum
gases
per
day
from
Aiberta
oil
fields
to
fuel
its
power
plants.
Hiah
alpha
cellulose
for
the
operation
will
be
supplied
bv
the
Prince
Rupert
plant
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Ltd..
another
affiliate
of
the
Celanese
Corporation.
Canadian
workmen
will
then
transform
these
basic
products
Into
valuable
industrial
chemicals,
including
formaldehyde
for
B
C.'s
plywood
giue
market,
which
will
replace
imports
from
the
U.S.
From
the
forest
and
gas
well
to
the
sales
counter
these
operations
will
be
handled
by
Canadians
for
Canadians.
In
this
instance
we
are
keeping
the
whoie
production
line
in
our
own
country.
Thi1-'
is
something
of
a
milestone
in
our
effort
to
become
a
preat
industrial
nation
as
well
as
a
producer
and
exporter
of
raw
materials.
mellow
peacefulness
and
restful
Htnutoi-hert.
No
matter
what
the
future
may
disclose,
Prince
and
Princess
cannot
err
in
vkiting
the
Dominion
as
the
pensive
j
loveliness
of
October
gradually
j
unlolds.
mat
i
pany
wo.,
i.
a3
aU-
.
.
h
.,
.
rocks
lining
the
right
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
SUNDAY
SERVICES
ll:OC-Mcming
Worship:
"IMPORTANCE
OF
THE
GIFTS
OF
THE
SPIRIT"
12:15-
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class:
"Promotion
Sunday"
7:30-Evangelists-MRS
M.
KIMBALL,
Speaker.
EXTRA
TOXIUHT,
8:00
Native
Service
81
N'DAv'
AFTERNOON
3:i0-Nut!vc
Service
We
cordially
Invite
cveryoivj
to
these
services,
especially
the
natives.
VUI1LCU
UU
tlUS
V"Ji
...on..
a
japfJ
-.ie
oithor
nf
rhp
other
two
riar-
Jafi
hanH
sido
nf
thp
road
!
ties.
I
Trv
.limhintx
a
stfn
Villi
nn
;
"""
The
REGULAR
BAPTL1
CHURCH
Welcomes
Yx-.
MORNING
WORSHIP;:
I
Gilbert
McAllister,
for
Labor,
tnese
obstacles,
while
at
the!
A
Vancouver
newspaper
lias
spoke
of
the
fitting
scene
of
this
same
time
keeping
a
wary
eye
.ncreased
it
s
price
from
five
to
historic
gathering.
It
was
near
on
motorists,.who
take
this
hill
sfven
cents.
Today,
as
expenses
this
very
spot,
he
said,
that
the
at
excessive
speed.
keep
climbing,
there's
just
so
British
Constitution
had
been
piea.:e
dear
city
fathers,
don't
much
that
can
be
done
iiult
or
written
over
the
centuries.
Now
M
m
theTe
i
another
fatal
charge
more.
the
mother
of
parliaments
was
ac?icient
and
then
act.
Do
it
j
to
give
birth
to
the
last,
best
now
wnile
theres
stin
time.
!
parliament
ot
all,
the
one
which
..A
PEDESTRIAN"
!
THEN
HE
SWOONI'.D
would
keep
peace
over
all
the
iEd
The
JagRed
rocks
may!
The
Premier
of
Iran
stood
on
nations
oi
mankind.
I
merely
preliminary
to
the!?,
chair
Thursday
and
made
an
Th"me:
"ArUonSUkl
EVENING
BERVICEU
lit
which
the
Pi
I'an
tor:
C.
tawrett
Green
331
pptak
on
"The
H
Problem
guM"
YOUNC
PEOPLE,
joj.
He
also
preaiciea
a
resioreu
black-topping
programs
-
emotional
speech.
Shortly
after,
Scottish
Parliament
to
make
in-.
j
hf
was
abont
to
fainti
v,hen
ternal
law.
Ml
anH
Mm
David
Jnnen
and
rauehL
Brltiii)
it
lenoited
to
vilrd
to
attend
E
l
'child
left
for
Vancouver
by
car
have.
In
and
around
Iran,
num-
Monday,
7:30
pa.
29
East
6th.
Pastor
LT
LORD
BtVtKlIJOt
orun-
CrH,
unpi
inn.
his
falVr
prnin
tninns.
IS
iiarshins
nlanes
H
f
i
SORED
the
main
resolution
it
roprletor
of
Little's
news-
and
more
or
less-a
cjuantity
proposes,
a
world
government
s(and
her6i
nas
b(.en
a
hospUa,
ot
ol!
The
situation
at
Iran
may
with
three
branches
parna-
,
v..ni,var
fnr
thu-'
nnt
h
rmriw
rriiicnl
but
It
FIRST
UNITED
Dm
past
few
weeks
following
a
trip
to
would
not
take
much
effort
to
636
Sixth
Avenue!-
have
it
that
way.
Prince
Rupert.
B
world
police
force
under
an
oath
PrLrle
country
of
allegiance
to
the
world
con-
4HEaMHM
Rev.
Lawrence
C
i
11
a
m.
Morning
Wori.
Sermon:
"A
Herua
stitution.
The
document
was
Immediately
criticized
as
being
too
long
and
prematurely
technical
by
.
Prophet."
A
Children's
Story.
Anthem:
"The
tot
FIRST
BAPTIST,
CHURCH
SUNDAY,
SEPT.
30
11.00
a.m.
"FOR
THE
CROWN."
12:15
f.m.
RALLY
DAY
IN
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
,
Thj
annual
Rally
Day
Service,
is
one
of
the
four
times
In.
the
year
whi
n
a
special
invitation
Is
given
to
the
fathers
and
motherr
of
our
children
to
attend
with
their
boys
and
girls.
!
'0en
sessions
In
each
of
the
thtve
departments,
promotions
will
take
place
according
t)
the
following
plan:
Primary
dept.,
'for
6-8
year-olds;
Junior
dept.,
for
8-11
yca.-okls;
Intermediate
dept..
for
12-14
year-olds,
and
so
on.
Wt
have
a
Nursery
for
2-3
year-olds;
and
a
Beginner's
dept..
lor
4
and
5-year-olds.
Plan
to
start
your
children
to
Sunday
School
today.
Give
us
your
addivss.
and
we
will
be
glad
to
pick
up
the
children
by
car.
7:30
p.m.
"MAN'S
CHIEF
END."
Monday,
October
1
7
p.m.
Children's
Church,
for
8-13-year-olds.
f
p.m.
Seni'T
Young
People.
A
warm
welccmc
awaits
you
at
all
of
these
services.
Turn
back
the
clock
Saturday
night:
daylight
tavlng
time
ir.
ove.
.
herd."
7:30
p
m
Ever.ini
W
how
About-that
flashlight?
Be
Ready
for
the
Long
Nights.
.
.
We
have
a
full
selection
of
FLASHLIGHTS
and
BATTERIES
Utility
and
Novelty
Types
-
Sermon:
"I
Go.
Sir
Anthem:
"I
Will
Ur
K
I
In
Peacr."-0il!.
COME
AND
Ml
Sunday
Si'hMwc
First
Unit
"d
!i
-Conrad
Hall
ai:t;.'
the
venerable
British
constitutional
authority,
Lionel
Curtis.
Alter
a
full
day's
discussion,
it
was
sent
to
a
select
committee
for
revision.
Canada
is
well
represented
on
this
committee
by
Senator
Byron
Horner
and
Hon.
R.
F.
Sparkes.
Speaker
of
the
Newfoundland
Assembly.
MOST
OF
THE
AFTERNOON
speeches
were
dull
and
a
bit
boring,
for
they
were
made
by
people
from
many
lands,
who
seemed
more
anxious
to
get
a
spot
of
limelight
than
they
were
to
carry
out
the
actual
work
of
the
conference,
which
is
to
plan
EVANGELIC!
Support
The
Blind
During
October
The
annual
campaign
of
the
Canadian
National
Institute
For
the
Blind
is
underway
Contributions
should
he
sent
to
Mr.
E.
Boulter
c'o
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
Prince
Rupert
Be
sure
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