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United
Nations
Day
THE
UNITED
NATIONS,
which
came
into
be-
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five
years
ago
tomorrow
at
its
historic
in
augural
in
San
Francisco,
has
vindicated
itself
ot
f
the
eve
of
its
fifth
anniversary.
Events
of
the
past
few
days
in
the
victorious
culmination
of
the
campaign
in
Korea
to
put
down
barefaced
aggression
have
marked
the
fulfilment
of
the
spirit
and
hopes
of
its
existence.
The
United
Nations
has
done
what
the
League
of
Nations
failed
to
do.
It
has
shown
its
teeth
and
it
has
been
effective.
For
the
first
time
it
has
become
a
real
symbol
of
authority
ag
well
as
an
expression
of
principles.
Korea
has
shown
the
world
what
can
be
done
in
a
military
way.
No
doubt
it
will
have
many
further
testings
not
only
from
the
military
standpoint
but
in
economic
and
social
crises.
As
United
Nations
Day
is
observed,
the
outstanding
hope
must
be
that,
in
spite
of
the
many
difficulties
that
still
beset
it,
it
may
yet
be
instrumental
in
developing
the
unity
and
co-operation
that
will
enable
it
to
fulfil
its
cardinal
goal
the
prevention
of
a
Third
World
War
and
the
setting
up
of
an
era
of
lasting
peace
and
security.
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T'HE
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once
more
being
urged
to
throw
off
some
of
its
ethical
reticence
and
tell
the
people
more
about
available
treatments
and
medicines.
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Dr.
Russell
S.
Boles
of
Philadelphia,
writing
'in
the
Journal
of
the
American
Medical
Association,
urged
physicians
to
co-operate
with
newspapers
in
helping
them
report
medical
news
within
the
limits
of
propriety.
'Today,'!.
Dr.
Boles
assures
his
colleagues,
"the
,
physician
may
feel
safe
in
the
confidence
of
the
reporter
and
can
feel
assured
that
interviews
and
releases
will
be
reported
accurately.
Also
that
care
will
be
taken
to
include
reference
.to
any,
qualification
he
has
expressed
concerning
his
investigations."
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this
newspaper
has
suggested
before,
the
medical
profession
must
ask
itself
if
it
is
ignoring
a.
public
duty
as
well
as
a
big
job
in
public
relations.
;
The
public
stands
to
benefit
most
from
medi-J
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science
or
suffer
most
through
ignorance
of
it
'
possibilities.
Vancouver
Province.
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PROFIT
AND
TROUBLE
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WAS
83
years
ago
l$$t
Wednesday
that
Russia
j
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officially
transferred
'
Alaska
to
the
United
I
States,
Three
American
warships,
three
companies
of
troops,
sailors
and
marines
gathered
at
Sitka.
At
3:30
in
the
afternoon,
colors
were
exchanged,
American
and
Russian
guns
alternately
saluting,
1
!
as
Captain
Pestchouroff,
Russian
commissioner,;
Jsaid
to
Major
General
Rousseau:
"By
the
author-'
:J!2L2f
His
Majesty,
the
Emperor
of
All
the
Rus-,
sians,
I
transfer
to
you,
the
agent
of
the
United
States,
all
the
territory
and
dominion
now
possessed
by
His
Majesty
on
the
continent
of
America
.and
in
the
adjacent
islands,
according
to
treaty
made
between
these
two
powers."
Washington
acquired
plenty
of
profit,
along
with
trouble,
in
'
that
little
deal.
SCRIPTI
RE
PASSAfiK
FOR
TODAY
'Speak
ye
every
man
the
truth
to
his
neighbor."
I!
Is
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Zechariah
8:1G
t:
After
the
heavy
frosts
of
last
week,
Ppte
Montchal
picked
,
some
pansies
from
his
garden
tale
Strawberry
Crop
In
Rupert
,
Another
example
of
Prince
on
Fulton
Street.
They
adorned
a
desk
at
The
Daily
News
that
day.
and
tlirmi"!!
'
available
at
investmbiiru.;n
Rupert's
fertility
was
found
yes-
terday
when
Mrs.
Eva
McVety
"VEAI1"
QAClf
9
plucked
a
strawberry
measur-
Z
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.HT,
.
ng
two
inches
across
from
the
orInhye,a,hie1
JVY
garden
to
her
Herman
Street
iuind
kecp'Dr.
Chaaa
Kidncy-Uvt-r
home.
Although
the
berry
made
'
on
hd.
tor
tin,
reiiabi.
.,
,
,
...
.
renu-dy
is
like
two
treatments
in
oni
HO
records
for
Size
(Others
have
work,
fa.ter
to
relicielaS
akhS
been
grown
here
Just
as
big),
due
to
faulty
kidney
Dr.
Chm-
October
22
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set
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strawberries
in
Prince
Rupert
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Nor
was
the
strawberry
the
only
example
of
late
growth.
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convenience,
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will
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yours
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you
pay
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accounts
promptly
as
agreed.
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record
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greatest
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