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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
1
See
It
'Sera
ces
fit
Cluircliil
Saturday,
May
5,
1951
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
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D:1!'i
MiKIy
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Saturday
Sermon
more
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Associat'on.
ti.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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ami
g
j
best
efforts
to
show
the
fruits
of
!
Salvation
are
those
he
makes
In
establishing
the
Kingdom
of
God
i
upon
earth.
Now
a
kingdom
is
'
no
thing
of
fantasy,
it
is
a
real-j
ity,
It
is
an
entity,
it
has
govern-j
ment,
it
has
organization;
and
I
so
has
the
Kingdom
of
God.
One
;
of
the
greatest
orders
left
for
us
by
the
King
was
to
assemble
ourselves
together
on
the
Sabbath
Jirit
hicticficat
Ry
(
airier,
Per
Week,
20:;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year
m
PLEASE
OMIT
WHISTLING
At
Burns
Lake,
hotel
Tooirs
are
being
taken
for
as
long
as
four
years
at
one
time.
All
Vim:
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
78c:
Per
Year.
$8.00.
-"ASiSf
c.
Poulton,
M
B
E.)
(By
Senior
Captain
W.
LAST
DAY
IN
ROME
Publi.-hed
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
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Rupert
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News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
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Rupert.
th
i
......
.
"f
or
U
seem.Jd
good
unto
us
to
lay
no
greater
burden
upon
you,-
than
these,
necessary
things."
Acts
15:28.
E
-lD
Day.
Jesus
recognized
the
hope
is
that
no
one
In
British
I
ROME,
ITALY.
This
Columbia
who
calls
Burns
Lake
I
.
,
,
,
,
.
f
,f
his
home
town
snores
In
his
is
the
last
day
of
our
iirst
gleeUi
visit
to
Rome,
and
we
are
..
Chole
ra
in
Camp
MUST
IMlHt
ti
An.
Jw
,
.
I
Church
and
its
,,,,
,
authority
right
to
....
..
.
.
"Put
it
in
wrting.
That
is
the
last
we
ever
hear
of
i
th-e
end
of
His
life,
some
of
mankind's
complaints.
They
are
quite
anxi-'
so
we
of
The
sanation
Army
ous
to
sell
us
the
idea
of
righting
some
wrong
ov
Zt
!n,
.
i
.
i
ivivj
ii
u.
t.
.3
wwy
o
willing
Uk1-
all
lOtw,
Very
nappy,
OUT,
net
How
about
Fathers?
We've
heard
thought
it
about
leaving.
'of
it
but
always
,
meunt
Pay
Day.
'.granting
Some
IUVOr,
Dili
When
we
Say
those
tour
,
Jesus
Christ
by
faith,
and
then
"
.
w
To
celtbrate,
we
three
Cana
words,
"Put
it
in
writing,"
they
hesitate
and
then
let
the
matter
drop.
dians
itwo
ladies
and
I)
all
went
THEY
WOKKElj
TOO!
over
to
St.
Peter's
Church.
After
Sailing
by
steam
up
tne
Skeer.a
seeing
the
beautiful
structure,
use-j
l0
oe
wna't,
most
peop'.a
we
rude
home
in
a
hoi'ae-drawn
WjtilU
be
templed
to
describe
a
hack.
It
cost
us
three
times
more
being
in
the
adventure
class,
than
a
taxi,
but
we
had
a
lot
of
rnce.
a
hout
was
smashed
in
fun.
Kitselas
Canyon
and
lives
were
the
"meeting
of
the
waters"
at
Mission
Point
and
the
dim
Seven
Sisters
forty
miles
down
tht
Jjkeeria.
'
"'fi
ia.15.
IUH;
'
PU!
BlliKla!
H.
I.J
S(t
J.
There
Is
something
so
perma-
j
nent
about
the
written
word.
The
Chinese
people
treat
their
writ-I
ten
word
as
sacred
and
guard
each
piece
of
writing
carefully.
Many
Canadians
would
like
to
be
;
able
to
destroy
their
writings,
Canadians
are
reported
to
have
we
have
set
up
an
organization
that
bands
together
saved
people
whose
task
is
to
seek
the
.Salvation
of
others.
That
is
the
great
miiiune
of
the
first
encyclical.'
It
was
not
divisive
but
sought
unity,
it
is
not
too
late
to
have
all
Christians
obey
it;
but;
it
is
later
than
you
think.
Or
have
you
done
any
thinking
about
it
at
all?
First
Presbyterian
Church
y
:
,
vSj
I
oOo
lo.t.
H-ad
a:
navigation
is
around
2U0
miles
distance,
and,
consumed
more
fish
laat
year,
t
I
Mhi
mft
thf
llih.
TWO
twu
NUNS
nuns
WHO
wmu
.:,.,..
rf
,i..
the
increase
havina
averauer
IM'
l.'
LI
TIIU
have
been
showing
our
ladies
constructionthe
bringing
of
fourteen
pounds
each.
F,e.n
!
because
the
livmg
word
luiiows
nauout
steans
may
nave
nua
;
mem
minciti
mcy
su-
slWlies
"Jor
J
,
j
h.
is
Ahce
fhe
former
who
wno
;
Sister
ster
Alice,
ine
tormer,
geIf
self.
The
Tnp
cld
eld
stern-wheelrs
gternwneeira
coui,
could
1
something
1
1
do
with
it.
if
ue
read
the
fifteenth
chap-
I,
w
'
7
v
-T-l
hardly
complain
of
unempluy-
tvtoli
Snllu
ST.
PI.TI.R1
AM;,
i
bt-al
Clin
Runri&y
St
iiiic;
n
ilt.
'
twuun
f.'nyet
',:,
ter
of
the
Acts
of
the
Apostles
we
OLD
BILL
!
will
get
the
storv
of
the
first
liuiu
iviuiuuu,
rciiuivivtuiin.
nient
latter
Is
a
Polish-born
girl
who
'
Now
that
a
century
has
passed,
i
time
the
leaders
of
the
Christian
the
town
of
Princeton
in
south'
I
Church
put
it
in
writing.
The
em
British
Culumbia
has
voted
;
eVent
was
important
so
much
so
IE
.4
was
swept
away
as
a
prisoner
into
Russia.
All
her
close
relatives
were
killed
in
the
war.
SCMMER
IN
S
KEEN
A
Another
few
weeks,
and
note
Hazelton's
spreading
greenness.
ior
incorporation,
its
population
;
tnat
lnPy
cailed
"
a
so,rittl
mM,t
They
are
both
fine
women
and
re
n
veiciure
anti
aborted
colors
's
2,500.
Princeton
has
long
been
'
lng
tney
walking
advertisements
for
their
in,,luti-no-
wjia
r)Ses.
Uke
every-
the
province's
largest
unorgan-
from
the
Diret.t
irectors
unci-
-
-
-j-ji;
J,
I
UI.lill.tR
lll'TM
.
.
.
4"-."
.
listened
to
speeches
I
?
j,
'
-
I
nso
6th
a,
g.
b
and
members
,
b
.
(1.f
Xf
f
1
I
,lM-
icutive.
Then
they
p''"
'4
-
4
I-LJ
""""
"
and
sent
it
by
.
'
f,
line
oroer
(Holy
amny
or
waz-
wnere
eise
in
B.C.
today
both
cummumiy.
vjiu
men
uie
-r
of
the
x
engagea
in
leucu-.
and
towns
towns
are
are
comnu
comm,s
""
owu.-
u.
-
aretn,
enuieiy
cid
eld
and
n?w
n?w
wrcite
a
letter
tter
m
nnH
hn.snit.nl
wnrki.
it-
to
lire
nfo
n;t
n;t
-t
to
to
)n
me
mention
menuon
swift
swiu
"own.
It
was
""
sometimes
-'""'"'
heard
Jl
'';,
rr."
i
messenger
to
the
Churches
icr.ee
Si
aiu
Din
Miner
iinea
nvi:i:i
,
,r
oOo
drivers,
the
gorge
cf
HaTwilnet
;
oirange
as
ii
may
seem
there.
Avenue
to
Ui.V
'f
'
'J-:,',Ji
Stcond
Av
f
k
Z.Jk.'A
Prlnc''
R
1
some
people,
It
was
about
the
Rttpert.
B
same
matter
that
is
the
cause
WHEN
TO
ACT
timfo
there
1
our
our
denominational
denominational
differences
cniterwiees.
Branch
of
The
First
C:
Christ
Scientist,
in
Esi
It
is
doubtful
whether
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
was
a
dog
in
Prince
Rupert
in
ln
tnls
Vtesml
day
and
age.
;
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
19C4
or
'05.
But
there
can
be
no
Certain
Church
groups
still
j
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
question
as
to
the
size
of
the
in-1
raise
the
same
question,
either
i
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D.
ALSO
HEARD
THE
INSIDE
story
of
how
the
World
Govern-
Yugoslav
or
Italian.
However,
we
ment
-convention
got
the
inter-
got
the
papers
with
rather
less
which
bother
and
expense
than
we
had
view
with
the
Pope,
at
he
gave
us
such
historic
support.
.
to
get
papers
from
the
Allied
The
British
delegation,
led
by
Military
Commission
to
goup
Lord
Boyd
Orr,
had
had
an
un-
into
Germany,
which
we
shall
Publicized
interview
with
His
visit
later.
Holiness
the
day
before.
They
in-
j
o0
elude
several
MP's
and
are
a
i
I
HAVE
A
GOOD
LAUGH
ON
Subject:
"EVT.ItUSTIM;
PIMhii
crease
in
forty-seven
or
more
j
one
srae
or
me
otner
or
tne
nrgu-years.
Ea
ly
in
local
history,
j
ment.
there
was
a
pound
that
some-1
What
was
and
is
the
argu-
Services
Every
Rimi;
11
a.m.
Sunday
School
11
ncw
did
not
appear
able
to
pet
ment?
A
FRIEND
iif
a
merchant
had
brought
a
couple
of
new
Canadian
of
German
birth
to
shop
at
the
store.
It
was
with
the
friendliest
intent
and
the
sponsor
was
shocked
to
hear
one
newcomer
say
to
the
other:
"Don't
pay
his
price.
He's
a
dirty
Jew.
Beat
him
down.
Ife'il
take
it."
But
the
proprietor
didn't
"take
it."
Instead,
he
turned
to
his
friend.
"I
doubt
if
these
people
quite
understand,"
lie
said,
"and
I
don't
know
enough
German
to
make
it
plain
to
them."
"Make
what
plain?"
his
friend
asked
in
embarrassment.-
"It's
nothing
very
impressive,"
the
merchant
t-aid,
"but
it's
rather
important.
I
wish
you
could
make
them
see
that
they're
in
Canada
now.
Tell
them
there
aren't
any
'dirty
Jews'
here,
or
dirty
anything.
Tell
them
that
here
the
only
way
a
man
becomes
dirty
is
when
he
dirties
himself.
And
you
might
tell
them,
too,
I
don't
bargain.
I
sell."
This
simple
incident
is
worth
recounting
because
it
is
an
expression
of
something'
we
should
hold
very
dear.
Most
prejudices
stem
from
nothing
more
than
such
careless,
casual
words,
probably
not
meant
to
be
taken
literally.
But
that
gives
prejudice
its
chance
to
breed.
When
some
months
ago
a
group
of
well-meaning
people
on
a
British
Columbia
hillside
were
chivied
by
a
group
of
hoodlums,
because
they
were
waiting
for
the
world
to
end,
we
were
more
amused
than
disturbed.
When
some
Baptist
ministers
were
arrested
in
one
part
of
Quebec
and
Jehovah's
Witnesses
in
another,
when
a
Negro
woman
was
ejected
from
an
east
-coast
movie
theatre,
and
a
year
or
so
ago
a
West
Indian
was
refused
permission
to
compete
in
an
Ontario
bridge
tournament
we
were
aroused
to
a
momentary
interest,
but
to
no
hint
of
moral
indignation.
That
is
our
shortcoming.
We
are
too
slow
to
anger
at
prejudice-breeding
words
or
acts.
Granted
none
of
these
instances
are
world-shattering
in
importance,
hut
represent,
perhaps,
not
very
well
balanced
people.
They'
still
should
challenge
our
complacency.
It
is
too
easy
for
us
to
forget
that
epidemics
don't
begin
as
epidemics
but
as
individual
cases.
So
prejudice
begins
but,
once
started,
it
is
like
cholera
in
a
crowded
camp.
To
be
a
party
to
the
first
flicker
of
injustice
or
hate
is
to
be
a
party
to
the
great
flame
that
may
arise
when
.unstable
people
come
under
the
influence
of
this
moral
climate
of
evil.
If
we
want
to
keep
Canada
free
of
prejudice
we
must
have
the
courage
always
to
be
ready
with
our
challenge.
"No
man
is
dirty
till
he
makes
himself
so."
Wednesday
Evening
M
nretty
sound
and
solid
bunch,
my
wife,
sne
is
always
cnicnng
anywhere.
Today
there
are
II-Evidently
the
Pope
was
so
im-
me
for
not
liking
any
kind
of
cences
and
any
number
of
ra-pressed
that
tw
agreed
to
meet
a
for
Agn
food.
She
(says
she)
j
sponsible
owners
for
few
will
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
j
John
Currle.
'
i
Sunday.
May
6,
1951
Morning
Worship-
11
o'clock
I
Subject:
"The
Renaissance
of
Wonder,"
i
Sunday
Scliool
-12:15
Evening
Service
7:30
o'clock
Subject:
"Two
Brothers."
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
it
Holy."
That
Salvation
is
dependent
upon
membership
in
a
body-politic
and
adherence
to
its
code.
flvi
r
nunlnst.
u.hih
ie
iha
rienntatinn
from
the
entire
con-
exults
in
all
kinds
of
exotic
dish-
deny
an
intelligent
dog
is
no
vpntinn
npxt
rinvanri
tht
had
es
and
the
more
foreign
the
only
a
net.
He
He
is
is
also
filso
a
a
yaluLd
I
8ite
vtew
lhat
Salvation
is
by
Second
Wednesila
Each
Month
at
I
Reading
Room
Ojm
day
and
Friday
I.
tu
4
p.m.
to
be
arranged
instantly.
,food
sounds,
the
better
she
says
companion.
Nevertheless
it
can
faith
as
exercised
by
the
individual.
Of
course
the
actual
fact
O0O
i
sne
likes
it
j
be
admitted
tne
time
is
new
mv
RHmwn
t
art
roMTPT.
I
But
she
and
Mrs.
Des
Brisay
i
when
fee
not
more
could
be
hntinn
tn
the
riohntps
it
wn
mn.
!
came
home
to
th
notel
tne
otner
-
"
,
'
I
happy
situation
would
be
for
Of-
I
muu
utivw
qi
uirt.ai
ui
had
found
little
tea
vontinn
nam
tk.
innini
day.
They
a
both
groups
to
realize
this
and
ten,
one
Is
left
behind
when
a
Minm
CmIoVi
Cmmra
In
Pnma
VC
!
work
to
that
end.
i
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
quesuun.
ah
we;K
uie
commu-,--
"r
Z
j
family
leaves
tawn.
A
dog
"on
Works,
or
membership,
without
tees
had
been
arguing
over
theiwne,e
sf'Yei"V"
CBr
Us
own"
can
become
diseased
colonies
of
the
great
powers.
'
a"u
"l"el
"'"ttJ01'l"r
There
is
a
strong
representation
1
can
klnds
01
food'
Today
we
a11
her?
from
Afrim
hnth
the
went.
unclean,
part
famished
or
ver-i
,a"-"-
ls
ataa-
,alln
'nl(,
P-min-h't'.en.
A"d
t
hen
is
a
good
!
duces
no
works
or
cohesion
in
j
time
to
see
about
terminal
fa-!
living,
is
a
doubt
ful
bh-ssing.
Th
!
cilities.
i
individual
is
saved
bv
Faith
in
j
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
but
his
i
southern
part
and
also
the
Arab
oQo
I
part
in
the
north.
All
these!
THE
ONLY
UNPLEASANT
EX-people
insisted
on
writing
into
the
i
perience
I
had
in
Rome
was
when
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
030
Sixth
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
Rev.
Lnwrenc.o
O.
Sleber
i
CHRISTIAN
LIFE
CRUSADE
srxn.tv,
MAY
6
11
.00
a.m.
"WHEN
WE
MAY
EXPECT
REVIVAL'
12:15
p
m.
Sunday
School,
and
Bible
Class
7:30
p.m.
"THE
JUDGE
AWAITS
YOU"
Guest
Preacher
Rev.
Frank
Humphreys
Hob
Hi
iHl.M.sim
will
sing
at
both
service
MONDAY
TO
TM'KSOAY
8
p.m.
You
are
invited
to
attend
the.se
iaspirins
nrrtft
Initial
Wheat
Price
is
Same
proposed
world
constitution
a
'
the
man
in
Room
209
came
home
crystal-clear
clause
setting
-a
at
3
a.m.
from
a
party
and
found
time
limit,
after
which
no
im-!
himself
locked
out
Of
his
room
penal
power
could
any
longer
which
opens
off
a
small
vestibule
govern
any
now-subject
people.
I
into
rooms
207,
208
and
209.
When
it
came
to
the
whole
con-!
He
went
downstairs
and
invention,
some
wily
gentlemen
j
stead
of
calling
the
old
maid
in
tried
to
wriggle
back
into
the
Room
208,
or
the
guy
in
Room
11
:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship,
with
Sermon
and
Chiklnm's
OTTAWA
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
!
Sermonette.
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
!
Junior
Anthem:
"All
the
Happy
document
a
clause
which
said!
207,
to
kick
about
being
locked
by
announced
In
the
House
of
Com-t
Children.
that
in
case
the
colonies
were!
out
he
called
our
room
20
mistake.
He
thought
we
were
to
mons
yesterday
that
ttw
initial
,
7:30
p.m.-Evening
Worship
with
not
actually
liberated,
as
pro-
Sermon.
mised,
at
a
certain
date,
they
were
to
be
administered
by
the
world
government.
blame.
!
price
of
the
Canadian
Wheat
The
wife
is
still
shocked
at,
the
Board
to
farmers
for
the
1951
string
of
armv
mule-moving
lan-
wheat
crop
would
be
$1.40
per
euaee
I
turned
loose
on
that
bushel,
the
same
as
last
year.
Rc-roof
with
Soloist:
Mr.
Rowland
Miles
Jobs
Daughters
are
attending
this
Service.
YOU
ARE
WELCOME
j
I
made
the
only
little
one
or
two-minute
speech
necessary
to
fellow
also
at
me
going
out
into
Oats
will
also
be
unchanged
atf
ASPHALT
?m
OUR
vestibule
later
to
see
if
65c
per
bushel
but
barrey
is
up
iuall
bt.Kvii-
t
there
WAS
some
kind
of
pre-
three
cents
to
96c
a
bushel.
!
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
At.
First
viously
unnoticed
door
which
I
j
United
all,
at
12:15;
nt
Conrad
had
locked
on
the
poor
fellow.
1
Ito
.isilif
inr
Krvjlts
United
Hall
all
ot
1
p.m.
kill
that
sly
idea
for
the
overwhelming
majority
agreed
with
me
that
it
was
a
downright
insult
to
prornise
such
time-fixed
liberation
in
two
paragraphs,
and
JrlHMviLtj
mWl
then
take
it
away
again
in
a
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FSTIM
ATI-S
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weaseling
addition.
oOo
OF
COURSE,
THESE
RECOM-mendations
that
we
make
here
are
not
binding
on
any
government.
But
the
discussions
and
debates
about
tha
form
of
wind
government,
which
have
been
going
on
unofficially
for
years,
will
be
of
immense
helo
to
the
governments
when
THEY
get
down
to
actually
writing
the
ticket
for
"the
parliament
of
man."
oOo
mrs.
de;s
BRISAY
IS
GOING
with
my
wife
and
I
to
Florence.
Venice
and
over
into
Yugoslavia.
Our
visas
are
all
in
order
now.
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs.
F.
Matuskys,
Mr.
Smith,
R.
A.
Dunn,
F.
R.
Adams,
J.
R.
Murray.
H.
Shirley,
D.
Law,
Dr.
H.
H.
Pitts,
Mrs.
H.
Berg.t
C.
Scarr,
K.
Ped-
HELP
WANTED
Permanent
positions
for
suitable
men.
Mmt
working
conditions.
Top
waps.
Two
weeks
holidaj
after
one
year
employment,
50",
Medical
Services
A&1
tees
paid
bv
firm.
ISRAEL-SYRIAN
FRONTIER
Following
collapse
of
yesterday's
snort-lived
cease-fire,
the
Battle
of
the
Jordan
raged
again
today
law'
R
Kurth,
L.
Janzey,
William
2
First
Class
Automobile
Mechanics
as
Israelis
and
Syrians
blazed
uuela'
neisun.
away
at
each
other
with
artillery
I
Prom
Sandspit
(Friday)
W.
and
mortars
north
of
the
Sea
of
Mitchell,
S.
Reid,
Mr.
Barif,
Mr.
Galilee.
Erickson.
t
After
a
lull
during
hours
of
From
Vancouver
(Friday
tW.
darkness,
the
Syrians
opened
a
Kwok,
A.
McDonald,
Mr.
Futcher,
1
First
Class
Automobile
Body
and
Painter.
Apply:
our
tickets
are
all
paid
for,
and
dawn
attack
on
Israeli
positions,
'
Stomfol,
Mr.
Reed,
R.
A.
Dunn,
i
we
have
hotel
reservations
everv-
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wie
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aumiui,
a.
oai
oer,
Mr.
i
where
excent
In
Belirrade
Rupert
Motors
Limitti
I
-T-niWlTORS
I
It
was
rather
a
laugh
at
the
Israeli
losses
during
the
Inst!
Buroh
twenty-four
hours
are
estimated!
'
gggg'iTr
4
Z
CHRYSLER.
PLYMOUTH
w''
Yugoslav
consulate
here
in
Rome
to
hear
us
trying
to
get
papers
through.
None
of
us
speaks
Italian
or
any
Yugoslav
language.
Nobody
that
we
met
at
the
Consulate
could
speak
anything
but
Yanks
Greet
Canadians
at
27
killed.
Yesterday
heavy
fire
had
blazed
along
the
Israeli-Syrian
border
in
sharp
battles
with
heavy
casualties
on
both
sides.
,
An
Israeli
military
spokesman
said
that
Syrian
trooos
and
regulars
threw
two
attacks
on
Israeli
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This
Week's
SOUTH
KOREAN
PORT
(CP)
!
As
the
first
shipload
of
the
Can-
positions
near
Tel
el
Muteila
on
i
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25th
Brigade
disembarked
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of
the
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of
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week
at
a
South
Korean.
Oalilre
near
the
River
Jordan.
Prl.
a
United
States
Army
band
North
attacks,
almost
two
miles
P'ayed
"If
I
Knew
You
Were
Inside
Israeli
territory,
were
re-;
Coming
I'd
Have
Baked
a
Cake."
pulsed,
the
Israeli
said.
Canadians
stepped
ashore
A
Syrian
Army
communique
i
from
tne
American
Army
trana-lssued
in
Damascus
said
that
port
Marine
Adder-fighting
in
the
Galilee-Jordan
'
Tney
received
a
big
welcome
Junction
area
was
caused
by
two
from
American
troops
and
Ko-attacks
launched
by
the
Israeli's
rean
officials
after
spending
tha
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For
Repairs
and
Alterations
No
night
anchored
ln
the
harbor.
against
the
Arabs
in
the
demili
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and
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The
troops
were
greeted
by
their
commander,
Brigadier
John
M.
Rockingham.
He
said
the
brigade
would
go
into
action
as
soon
as
possible.
The
6000-man
force
had
sailed
from
Seattle
ln
three
ships
last
month.
Northern
B.C.
Poi
tarized
zone.
He
said
these
attacks
had
been
made
in
the
presence
of
United
Nations
observers.
United
Nations
observers
estimated
that
fortv-two
Syrians
were
killed
and
33
wounded
in
yesterday's
fighting
but,
with
heavy
firing
still
continuing
at
that
time,
it
was
impossible
to
estimate
Israeli
losses.
Co.,
Ltd.
Smith
Sflkins
Ltd.
rsesncr
SI'"1
battlefield
in
Israeli
territory
in
the
demilitarized
zones
and
be-
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Phone
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
PO.
Box
274
Dea
dand
wounded
lay
on
the
I
yond.
'
WHA'
IIOPPEN
'V-By
Robert
Chambers
In
the
Halifax
Chronicle
Herald
(CP
PHOTO)