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Europe
Unsettled
series
of
post-war
elections,
new
governments
A
and
upsets
such
as
the
continent
has
seldom
seen
in
a
12-month
period
has
kept
the
political
life
of
Europe
in
1946
in
ferment
with
little
settled
by
the
end
of
the
year.
Through
western
Europe
there
is
a
fierce
ideological
clash
between
the
Communists,
much
stronger
than
before
the
war,.
and
middle
and
right-wing
eriups
a
clash
demonstrated
as
clearly
in
France
ais.anywhere.
I
During
the
year
French
electors
went
to
the
pojls
five
times.
First
they
rejected
a
proposed
new
cons
itution
for
their
country
and
followed
that
up
by
choosing
a
new
provisional
government
This
government
prepared
another
constitution
which
was
adopted
in
October,
and
the
first
general
assembly
of
the
Fourth
Republic
was
elected
Nov.
10.
The
Communists
emerged
as
the
largest
party,
followed
by
the
Popular
Republican
Movement,
a
centre
group.
The
surprise
of
the
general
election
was
'
the
defeat
suffered
by
the
Socialists.
Finally
France
elected
the
Council
of
the
Republic
the
second
chamber
with
the
Centrists
obtaining
a
small
majority.
Now
the
Socialist,
Leon
Blum.
Becomes
president-premier
protein.
Early
in
1347
the
new
parliament
meets
to
strike
out
on
the
nw
political
highway,
with
prospects
that
it
will
be
rough.
i
In
Germany,
democratic
political
parties
were
organized
during
the
year
in
the
four
occupation
zones
and
local
elections
took
place,
with
the
Social
Democrats,
a
left-wing
but
non-communist
group,
leading
the
way
in
the
British
zone
and
the
Christian
Democrats
a
centre
party,
in
the
United
States
area.
;
The
Russians
in
their
zone
sponsored
a
fusion
of
the
Social
Democrats
and
Communists
in
a
new
Communist-dominated
Social
Unity
party.
High
hopes
were
held
for
it
by
the
Communists,
but
in
Berlin
municipal
elections
Social
Unity
took
a
beating
from
the
Social
Democrats
in
one
of
the
biggest
political
surprises
of
1946
Europe.
f
In
Austria,
where
the
Communists
are
very
weak,
a
coalition
government
worked
steadily
thorough
1946
but
it
is
hamstrung
by
the
over-riding
Fpur-Power
Control
machinery.
t
Italvrejected
the
monarchy
and
a
coalition
government
was
formed,
with
the
Christian
Democrats
the
strongest
party.
There
is
great
political
instability
as
the
country
awaits
the
final
peace
terms.
I
Greece
saw
King
George
II
of
the
Hellenes
go
back
to
Athens
after
a
plebiscite
favoring
his
return,
but
outbursts
of
violence
along
the
northern
f
tontier,
claimed
by
the
administration
to
be
Communist-inspired;
failure
to
broaden
the
Athens
government
with
the
inclusion
of
middle
and
moderate
teft
parties;
and
a
Communist
boycott
of
elections
apd
parliament
leave
the
country
in
a
state
of
jitters.
The
situation
is
unsettled
in
Belgium,
one
coalition
government
going
under
and
another
being
f
firmed
with
the
Christian
Democrats
in
opposition.
Ring
Leopold
II
remained
in
exile
but
the
future
of
his
throne
is
still
unsettled.
In
the
Netherlands'
first
post-war
election,
the
moderate
Catholic
Peoples'
Party
won,
with
Labor
cfose
behind.
Through
the
Scandinavian
countries
there
is
a
general
trend
toward
the
moderate
left.
1
The
Communists
in
Czechoslovakia
won
seats
in
the
largest
group
of
the
general
election
but
a
coalition
government
was
formed.
In
Poland
the
Communists
dominate
the
new
government
-Among
other
countries
in
the
Soviet
orbit,
Yugo-Slovakia,
Romania
and
Bulgaria
went
Communist
but
Hungary
still
retains
more
western-style
democracy
in
her
coalition
government
than
any
of
the
other
Balkan
nations.
.
I
General
Franco
remains
in
the
saddle
in
Madrid
unaffected
by
the
many
verbal
broadsides
fired
at
him
during
the
year
but
still
facing
crisis
due
to
stand
of
United
Nations.
Terrace
Progresses
l"LTHOUGH
more
directly
f
linked
than
ever
with
the
i
city
ol
Prince
Rupert,
business
and
administrative
centre
of
the
area
and
railway
and
highway
terminal,
the
town
of
Terrace,
63
miles
inland
and
first
sizeable
community
of
the
central
interior.
Is
becoming
more
self-contained
and
self
-servicing
than
before.
The
opening
up
there
of
a
banking
sub-branch,
with
the
prospect
that
a
full-fledged
brinch
will
oe
established
as
soon
as
volume,
of
business
'warrants
such
expansion,
is
the
latest
sign
of
business
progress
and
a
well-justified
one,
top,
since
Terrace
has
become
a
-more
important
industrial
and
agricultural
centre
than
It
JeTer
was
before.
In
the
way
of
community
enhancement
and
service,
the
taking
over
of
the
great
Army
drill
hall
there
as
a
civic,
centre
at
Terrace
has
been
an
important
negotiation
indeed.
That
the
community
will
be
able
to
maintain
it
satisfactorily
is
much
to
be
hoped
bul
it
is
quite
a
large
undertaking
and
will
require
a
lot
of
steady
support
and
good
management
The
establishment
of
a
Red
Cross
outpost
hospital
for
the
community,
which
has
long
been
so
woefully
In
need
of
hospital
facilities.
Is
another
most
gratifying
development
and
looks
like
a
happy
solution
of
that
matter.
Terrace
and
Its
people
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
enterprise
and
spirit
and
the
progress
they
are
making.
They
are
not
settling
Into
a
postwar
slump
but
are
keeping
up-to-date
in
the
postwar
LIFE
in
this
Prince
Rupert
by
BIDDEE
JINKS
'Mamma!
Ii
there
really
a
Santa
C3aus?"
A
very
serious.
very
little
girl
looked
me
straight
In
the
eye-
"Why
Dear?
why
do
yon
ask?"
I
parried
for
time.
Even
after
seven
years,
this1
was
too
sudden.
"Eecause
the
kids
at
school
ray
there
isnt
one
They
say
Santa
never
cones
at
all.
it's
just
your
Mammie
and
Daddy
and
"'
She
stopped.
Because
she
happened
to
be
my
baby
didnt
meen
she
was
really
a
baby,
beoa?e
the
serious
little
mind
behind
thos
wade
eyes
wouki
never
forget
my
reply.
I
most
above
all,
be
truthful.
Would
it
spoil
Christmas
for
you
if
Santa
Claus
wasn't
exactly
Hke
you
think?
If
he
didn't
come
in
a
red
sleigh,
wearing
a
red
suit,
and
with
tang
white
whiskers,
would
H
make
Christ
-mas
feel
different
for
yon
Dear?"
j
"N'O-o!
"
'"Well
then.
111
tell
you
a
little
secret.
Shfldren
that
say
there
ts
no
Santa
Clans
are
wrong.
I
man
Nicholas,
it
was
his
pleas
ure
to
make
others
happy,
and
to
do
it
secretly.
He
started
this
practice
early
in
2ie
md
the
remainder
-of
his
daw
bore
the
marks
of
his
early
decision.
Which,
of
course,
is
true
of
every
lile.
We
may
not
choose
so
wisely
indeed
,at
all.
but
mature
years
'
only
register
and
emphasize
the
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sailings
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Week
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12:00
Midnight.
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cou.se
chartered
by
a
youthful
band.
Saint
Nicholas
was
a
wealthy
young
man
who
admired
the
Man,
Christ,
and
the
principles
of
living
which
he
taught
to
the
simple
folk,
to
the
needy,
to
those
disheartened.
Nicholas
read
?.nd
devoted
his
life
to
following
the
example
of
the
Christ.
One
evening
as
he
was
returning
home
he
heard
weeping
within
a
house
he
was
passing.
He
flopped
to
listen
and
heard
a
lather
attempting
ro
comfort
his
three
daughters
on
the
eve
of
being
homeless.
The
family
had
lost
their
livelihood
and
on
the
following
day
would
face
poverty
and
disgrace.
Nicholas
writ
none
and
returned
again
to
the
distraught
house.
Silently
he
slid
a
gold
?ir
infde
the
door
and
withdrew.
Three
times
on
consecutive
nights,
he
made
his
mysterious
visit,
and
each
time
he
left
an
identical
gift
His
hap-nines
in
their
joy
was
so
great
that
he
continued
to
secretly
give
gifts,
or
shp
mint
into
have
never
seen
him
and
neither
i
ne?4y
homes.
have
yoa,
became
yoa
cant
ever
'Nicholas
died,
and
was
buried
see
him.
You
ee,
be
is
a
spirit
i
as
any
other
man.
But
after
that
roams
over
the
whole
world.
!
his
death,
people
began
to
speak
particularly
at
Christmas
time,
htea
as
Saint
Nicholas.
His
So
people
give
sifts
to
the
ones
kind
deeds
in
sol
red
others
to
they
love
because
he
rets
into
8ve
with
no
thoughTof
reward,
their
hearts
and
makes
them
Th
nirit
of
his
love
vo
man-want
to
make
others
very
happy
i
kin!
mdaally
swept
the
world
and
we
parents
are
most
smi-
1
and
people
gave
gladly
and
at-cepifole."
I
added
to
myself.
j
trftuted
the
gift
to
Saint
Xlch
"Oh?"
She
bonoeed
onto
&r
'as-
or.
to
Santa
Cteus.
knee.
Then
it
k
you
and
Daddy
'
Finally
this
exchange
of
gifts
that
fill
my
stockirg!
And
it
practiced
on
the
eve
of
a
wai
you
and
Daddy
that
gave
day
held
sacred
by
Saint
Xlch-me
mv
carriage
and
my
white
'
olas.
the
day
commemorating
fur
muff!"
"Yes
Dear."
I
watched
her
almost
fearfully.
Was
she
terribly
disappointed'
Instead,
a
broad
smile
circled
(her
small
roe
ad
face.
"And
I
thought
aB
the
time
it
was
just
Santa
Clatu
that
brought
them!"
she
nnooneed
Jubilantly
In
that
moment
I
chose
my
"orchid"
of
the
year
perhaps
a
Hfeurne.
Never
once
had
I
thought
a
smaH
child
might
i
compare
"just
Santa
Clans"
and
myself,
and
find
my
stealthy.
;
!
midnight
activities,
my
g.fts.
my
'
choice
of
stockings
more
desir
able
than
those
of
the
Joflv
round
figure
who
had
lived
so
gtowingiy
in
their
imagination
since
cradle
days.
Bat
somewhere,
the
saint
of
Saint
Nicholas
was
made
glad.
When
he
fired
on
earth
as
the
the
birth
of
Christ,
saviour
of
the
world.
Because
He
came
in
love,
Nicholas
loved,
because
He
gave
wnh
no
thought
of
reward,
Nicholas
gave.
Although
centuries
have
passed,
mankind
has
not
changed.
Therefore;
there
art
needy;
there
are
those
of
a
broken
heart
i
and
there
are
those
of
us
who
may
choose,
att
his
time
cf
year
indeed
throughout
the
year.
Tc
be
kind
one
unto
another.'
When
your
little
one-catches
cold-
mothers
do
to
relieve
miseries
of
children's
colds:
Simply
rub
warming
Yicks
VapoRub
on
throat
chest
and
back
at
bedtime.
Results
are
so
good
because
VapoRub's
special
relief-bringing
action
starts
right
away
and
keeps
on
working
for
hours
during
the
night
tchile
the
child
sleep.
Ot
tea
by
morning
most
misery
of
the
cold
is
relieved.
Remember.
Mother
.
.
when
your
children
catch
cold
.
,
be
sure
you
get
time-tested
Vicks
VapoRub.
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LLOYD
MORRIS
APPRECIATED
Presentations
Made
to
Popular
i
Local
Radio
Announcer
on
Leaving
for
Vancouver
1
Before
hr
sailed
Saturday
night
on
the
Caciosun
for
Van-!
couver
to
which
city
he
has
been
I
transferred
in
the
service
of
'Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
after
having
oeen
an-:
nounter
at
station
cfPR
for
sev-tral
years,
no
less
than
three
presentations
were
made
to
Lloyd
Morris
as
tokens
of
appreciation
of
his
work
here
and
best
wishes
for
the
future.
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
of
which
he
had
to
relinquish
the
presidency
on
leaving
Prince
Rupert
made
him
the
gift
of
a
beautiful
framed
and
colored
aerial
view
of
a
local
scene.
Gift
from
the
Prince
Ruoert
Oyrc
Club,
of
which
he
was
a
popular
and
rtlve
member,
was
an
engraved
cigarette
lighter.
Members
of
the
staff
or
CFPR
made
the
presentation
of
a
fine
pipe.
IN
THE
StTREirK
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
-ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
OLE
KORNTLTCS
OLSEN,
DECEASED.
INTESTATE
.
TAKE
NOTICE
ttt
br
Ordrr
of
His
Honour
Jude
W
E
Fisher.
Local
Judfr
of
the
Supreme
Court
ot
British
Columbia.
I
ni
on
the
28th
1T
cS
November.
IMS.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Oie
Kor-cell
us
Oisen,
who
tiled
on
or
about
the
10th
day
of
September.
IMS.
An
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forUnrlth
and
all
persons
hating
claims
acatnn
the
said
estate
are
required
to
me
them
with
me
property
willed
on
or
before
the
list
daj
of
December.
IMS.
talltcc
vhich
dtetntxiuon
vm
be
made
haring
regard
wily
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
hare
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
EC.
this
nth
day
of
November.
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Pantie.
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and
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into
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the
yellow-hammer
is
the
"gladdle."
the
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a
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the
wren
a
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sea-front
is
a
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and
a
trap
never
is
set
but
always
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or
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tree
stump
is
a
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and
a
ewe
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