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"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
Great
.Northwest.'
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
292.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
15,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
rifcain-
Has
Atomic
ooinm
b-p
a
per
II,
1
I
Anti
-
(Sommunist
Program
Proposed!
H
5
For
Aid
Of
j
First
Avenue
Is
Another
School
Metfakatla
Coming
In
The
school
board,
at
Its
regular
meeting
last
evening,
received
a
communication
from
F.
E.
Anfield,
Indian
Agent,
calling
attention
to
the
coming
enfranchisement
of
the
natives
of
Metlakatla,
a
few
miles
from
Prince
Rupert
which
would
Will
Not
Be
Tried
Out
At
Forthcoming
Tests
LONDON
(CP)
The
baily
Mirror
today
gave
its
readers
the
impression
that
Great
Britain
has
,
produced
an
atomic
bomb.
The
mass-circulated
tab-
.;
loid
says
in
an
unattributed
un-dated
article
by
its
'
atomic
affairs
writer,
Ronald
Bedford,
that
'Britain's
atomic
weapon,
which
our
scientists
have
been
devel-
1
..
.
oping
for
more
than
two
years,
;
rv
j
will
not
be
tried
out
at
the
!
In
I
l0aH
I
I
In
!
forthcoming
test
of
American
,
Freedom
Sons
Pledge
Doukhobors
Repent
And
Promise
That
They
Shall
Sin
Ho
More
Residential
Area
Middle
East
No
v
change
may
be
made
after
all
bv
the
citv
wherebv
the
continuation
of
a
bus
line
head-!
JNbLbUM
(LI
'
hons
01
freedom,
radical
mem-quarters
at
the
present
location
I
wrs
0f
the
Doukhohor
sect,
last
night
told,
the
British
permTnt
T1i,atCo,umbiii
l
it
they
had
decided
to
"come
for-area
have
complained
against
ward
to
confess,
repent
and
never
repeat
any
more
rp
CONCILIATOR
Mr.
,
j
0
WiUon
of
the
Hril-.ijiinibKi
Supreme
Court
,fii
appointed
to
head
iral
conciliation
boards
jill
sci'k
to
settle
dis-bfiwci-ii
railway
com-.,
awl
labr
unions.
ic.
p.
riiotoi
bring
the
school
there
into
the
local
provincial
district.
The
number
of
children
there,
of
IV
lVUi
III
Sioux
City
the
bus
line
there
and
petitioned
I
destruction."
'
'"t.."1
The
zoning
committee
l"m"n
had
,
,
no
I
I
A
statement,
signed
,
by
'
.
four
sect
members,
was
.school
age,
totals
28.
Absorption
super-atom
bombs.
,
;
;
A
government
spokesman
would
make
no
statement
as
to
whether
or
not
Britain
had
the
atomic
bomb.
of
the
Metlakatla
school
would
report
to
make
when
the
matter
v"'"
"-i"-
""'
Involve
the
working
out
of
sev
SIOUX
CITY
Sixteen
persons,
incl
iidltirr
two
women
were
eral
matters
of
detail.
While
son
of
the
British
Columbia
Pol-f
I
Jul"
Ice
who
agreed
to
discuss
the?
KlYGrlUG
actual
enfranchisement
has
not
killed
yesleraay
in
lhe
bonib-like
ling
In
as
yet
taken
place.
Mr,
Anfield
i
i
i!
Still
Shipping
'Xmas
Tree
Girl
Lost
matter
further
at
a
public
meet-'
ing
In
nearby
Krestova
on
Sun-j:
day.
The
Dotikhobor-seUicd
region
has
been
under
police
guard
sine
i
LONDON
(GT)-Great
Diitain
is
pressing
the
United
States
and
Canada
to
help
launch
a
giant
new
program
for
the
Middle
Hast
and
Southern
A...,
i,
a
responsible
British
source,
reiwrted
today.
He
said
the
Idea
had
come
up
"In
most
general
terms"
at
top-secret,
three-power
talks
now
going
on
In
Washington.
Three-fold
aims
of
such
a
project
are
said
to
be:
1.
To
save
these
strategic
potentially
rich
regions
from
the
spread
of
communism.
2.
Help
of
Western
Europe,
mainly
Britain,
to
close
Its
debit
ap
between
dollar
buying
and
dollar
spending.
3.
Take
off
Britain
some
of
the
load
she
claims
she
Is
carrying
in
paying
off
wartime
sterl-I
n
g
debts,
accumulated
by
countries
like
India,
Pakistan,
Egypt
and
Iraq.
ppines
STEWART
Rivfr.skle
Mine
came
up
at
this
week's
city
council
meeting
but
Aid.
Casey,
the
chairman
-suggested
that
a
new
location
for
the
busses
might
be
found
on
First
Avenue
near
the
naval
headquarters.
After
some
discussion,
in
which
aldermen
urged
a
definite
stand
be
taken
on
the'
matter,
it
was
decided
to
communicate
with
the
residents
concerned,
Informing
them
that
the
residential
area
j
mi
r.ttP
Ai:ik;i
n
skip
nr
Li.fi
uor-
explosion
at
the
Swift
&
Co.
packing
plant
here,
it
was
announced
last
night.
As
darkness
fell,
hours
after
the
blast,
rescue
workers
were
braving
gas
fumes
to
continue
digging
into
the
debris
for
possible
additional
victims.
At
least
76
persons
were
known
LA
"
Constabulary
jrllT.i
tdlllgllt
ITMll'U'll
thought
advisable
to
bring
the
l
matter
before
the
board
now.
Without
discussion,
Mr.
An-field's
letter
was
laid
on
the
table,
for
the
consideration
of
the
1950
board.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
the
chairman,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
the
others
present
being
the
provincial
government
in-
j
(pr
cmMnw!i
to
ship
ore
wiUl
aim
led
a
crackdown
on
bomb-
--
g0Hd
resuiU.
The
weather
ings
of
Canadian
Pacific
R-il-lwhicn
around
nas
bccn
down
i
i
!
i
i
i
!
!
'
i
I
I
I'hii
men
welt-
killed
uinl
way
nnis.
rf
the
zero
mark
may
cause
a
ces-
New
Clue
in
Search
fur
;
Sixteen-Year
Old
of
Kelso
;
KELSO,
Washington
O,
More
;
than
500
searchers,
spurred
by
hopes
of
a
new
trail,
at
dawn
today
went
into
the
fifth
day
":
of
a
hunt
for
Ruth
Aberle,
six-
i
teen
year
old
girl
who
has
been
One
of
the
signers
of
the
stale--
salion
of
t
he
work
owing
to
mcnt
is
John
I.cbeduff
whose
freezing.
So
far
no
difficulty
would
be
maintained
there
under
j
the
zoning
bylaw
and
the
coun-1
humc
wus
b1
s"',s
ol
j
has
been
experienced
it
Is
said
Freedom
followers
on
December
mishit;
and
presumed
j;iy
following
an
encoun-,;,iy
between
government
ami
M'iro
outlaws
on
Jolo
in
!h-
southern
Pliilip-
rrf
nf
lUOO
Mori)
outlaw
D-.il
u
Kuiiilou
Is
reported
riving
government
forces
IumI
of
Mount
Luuk
on
and
A.
Bruce
Browh,
W.
J.
Scott,
A.
J.
Dominato,
H.
F.
Robins.
Mrs.
E.
Becker
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper,
secretary.
Dr.
Large
congratulated
Mr.
Scott
and
Mr.
Dominato
having
been
returned
by
acclamation
at
the
recent
municipal
election.
injured.
The
blast
is
attributed
by
city
fire
officials
to
natural
gas
but
it
is
not
known
what
touched
it
off
nor
precisely
where.
An
area
a
block
and
a
half
in
each
direction
from
the
scene
was
roped
off.
4
in
the
last
piece
of
violence
the'
cil
will
endeavour
to
see
that
the
bussses
are
removed
to
another
location
as
soon
as
possible.
area
has
seen
since
arrival
of
perty
continues,
Vould
Postpone
special
squads
of
the
British
Col
missing
since
she
went
into
the
.
Oruhg
forested
country
northeast
of
here,
looking
for
a
Christmas
tree.
William
F.
Aberle,
father
of
the
girl,
said:
"I
think
we've
,
got
something
this
time."
That
was
.
last
night
after
A
letter
from
Port
Essington
re
Gas
masks
were
used
by
rescue
Lower
Coast
Is
"Seeing
Things"
umbia
Police
and
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
i
The
four
signatoiies
said
they
were
told
they
hud
"gone
too
far"
and
the
crisis
had
been
reached.
quested
that
something
be
done
;
workers
.n
giving
assistance
for
janitor
j
Rent
Increases
QUEBEC
Premier
Dup
worn
there.
This
will
be
acceded
lenders
To
Be
Reconsidered
VANCOUVEM
Vancouver
Inspector
Nelson
said
he
had
FAY'S
STOCKS
rcent
had
been
taken
up
from
footprints
that
matched
carfl-
Vrvarrl
.nf
niif
nf
"Ruth's
shnPK
1
.1.1
ii
S
II
.1.
Conrad
Street
School
Expands
anntnced
that
he
told
the
delegation
that,
if
thcy,ossls
today
were
sincere,
their
statement
J?"
,askf?K
infance
M!msUf
,
,
.
,
"
....
-Doug
'
as
Abbott
lor
a
postpone-
would
be
"very
gratifying
to
Ml"
J
MM
.H,
t-w-l,;.
The
search
party,
stopped
last.
In
connection
with
the
pro-i
jeeted
school
building
at
Port,'
Edward,
a
letter
from
the'.
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands
was1
read,
this
making
reference
tor
the
necessity
of
determining
the
site,
before
the
sale
of
the
newi
night
but
went
out
again
today
f
at
daybreak.
j
U
though
a
report
of
the
board
of
works
committee,
rccommend-i
Ing
the
adoption
of
a
tender
for
;the
Shawatlans
Lake
emergency
!
water
pumping
plant,
was
pre-
Vhik
Oliver
'Si'"
Con
X
"
6.T,;
9
30
.03
.05
'i
Sons
to
prove
that
they
meant
what
they
said.
Principal
T.
G.
Bateman
informed
Conrad
Street
School
and
Victoria
were
"seeing
things'
last
night.
Vancouver
speculated
over
a
great
black
cloud
that
drifted
over
the
city
and
which
did
not
seem
like
an
ordinary
rain
cloud.
Victoria
people
saw
a
.mysterious
flash
of
light
out
over
the
Straits
toward
Victoria.
r-rr
.
1
1
Non-Partizans
Uwnsite
lots
before
long.
This
ftiatter
will
be
the
subject
of
a
i
Parent-Teachers'
Asociation
at
1
37
i
suited
at
a
special
meeting
of
rent
increases
until
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
has
dee'ded
on
the
validity
of
rent
controls.
Mr.
Duplcssls
said
he
had
advised
the
minister
of
finance
that
Quebec
will
step
in
if
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
decides
that
rent
control
is
a
provincial
matter.
Manitoba
Stays
Out
'"3'2
.city
council
last
night,
it
was
Jap
Oranges
Are
Delayed
Thirteen
Perish
As
House
Burns
ROTAN,
Texas
0
Twelve
or
its
regular
meeting
Tuesday
night
that,
owing
to
the
crowded
condition
of
the
present
classrooms,
a
new
basement
room
Is
to
be
added
during
the
Christmas
va-
report.
11
Attendance
Reports
Attendance
reports
for
November
showed
the
total
enrolment
of
1260
compared
with
jq
Quartz
!T?SS,
.")'
Mascot
!ic
Eastern
jOnille
.t
.
m
Border
.07
5.70
3.15
i
Alderman
Whalcn
said
that,
although
he
suggested
the
ac-i
ceotnce
of
the
B.
C.
Equipment
12G1
in
October
and
1164
in'cation.
and
a
new
teacher
will
Sweep
Election
WINNIPEG
.CP;
Manitoba
031
Co.
tender
of
$7,828,
he
had
14
i
chanced
his
mind.
Information
',err
does
not
propose
to
enter
the
With
two
ships
which
had
been
due
in
Vancouver
from
the
Orient
about
December
15
having
been
delayed
until
December
22
or
23,
there
has
been
a
hold-up
In
large
shipments
of
Japanese
oranges
:
received
a
short
time
before
the
'J
McDonald
2.00
)
03
'
join
the
staff.
The
meeting
cnoyed
a
telling
of
the
Christmas
Story
by
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
whose
discourse
was
field
of
rent
control
''at
thio
time,"
it
was
announced
today.
November,
1048.
Booth
School,
total
454,
average
418,525.
Borden
Street,
230,
average
27.97.
Conrad
Street,
253,
average
thirteen
persons
were
burned
to
death
today
in
a
4-room
house
j
eight
miles
northeast
of
here.
All
j
were
Latin-American
farm
work-
t
ers.
Two
families
made
up
the
j
victims.
.
It
was
believed
that
four
i
adults
two
sets
of
parents
and
j
The
Information
was
contained
VANCOUVER
Non-Partlzan
Association
candidates
swept
the
civic
election
here
yesterday.
The
C.C.F.
was
successful
in
winning
only
one
scat
on
the
Parks
Board.
p
Creek
'I
Premier
River
destined
for
the
Christmas
mar
n
a
letter
sent
to
Finance
Mln
1
1
.30
.12
.11
,o:s
ket
in
British
Columbia
and
it
is
tstcr
Douglas
Abbott
by
PremlCi-
illustrated
by
a
set
of
colored
slides.
"The
Red
Wagon,"
a
techni
212.60.
King
Edward,
317,
average
282.77.
I
possible
a
shortage
may
develop
Campbell
of
Manitoba.
eight
or
nine
children
perished.
within
the
coming
week
with
a
Saskatchewan
ana
Alberta
Valley
.
.
Catlitrl
color
film,
was
shown
by
Martin
Stuart.
During
a
brief
business
session
Digby
Island,
20,
average
14.05.
j
Port
Simpson,
4.
i
Port
Edward,
75.
!
Buy
Railway
;
meeting,
prompted
him
to
do
i
this,
he
said.
j
"I
feel
that
all
the
tenders
i
were
not
given
a
square
deal,"
he
said.
He
added
that
one
of
the
j
tenderers
approached
him
and
i
staled
that
a
lower
figure
could
,
have
been
arrived
at
If
he
had
been
giver.
tr,c
fame
specifications.
i
It.
was
finally
tickled
that
the
board
or
works
committee
again
'meet,
and
report
the
final
clc-1
clsion
to
a
special
council
meeting
Friday
afternoon.
possible
deluge
around
Christmas
have
already
annpunced
their
Eve
or
later.
Meantime,
some
intention
of
stepping
into
the
stores
here
are
still
carrying
rent
control
field,
supplies
although
the
market
is
;
t
Cim
Ic
Marun
oiuan,
wnuc.
...
To
some
extent,
non-attend-!
had
been
caused
by
illness,1
ignation
as
program
director
and
Mil
4
50
.2'J
1.21
:(!
i.3:i
12
7:)
1.7:i
active
and
Uicsl
may
be
exhausted
before
long.
I
Tickets
Early
VANCOUVER-With
a
long
holiday
week-end
this
Clirlit-reas
and
a
heavy
demand
for
tickets,
the
Importance
of
buying
tickets
and
making
reserva
it
!ral
Li-due
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Sunshine
will
appear
in
the
)
British
Columbia
regions
today
:
in
the
wake
of
the
disturbance
which
moved
inland
during
the
night.
Cloudy
skies
and
scatter-
;
ed
snow
flurries
are
expected
tc
:
continue
over
much
of
the
interior.
The
cold
air
mass
which
mover.
Into
the
northern
areas
of
tht
J
"Oil
.
chiefly
measles,
mumps,
chic-
Jenkins
was
named
10
succeed
kenpox,
and
to
a
lesser
degree,
him.
F.
Harold
Thomas
was
.swollen
glands
Jt
was
mentioned
named
publicity
convener,
in
the
report
that
some
of
the
Gratification
was
expressed
at
children's
parents
were
anxious
the
decision
of
the
city
council
to
have
them
return
to
their
(,,
build
a
sidewalk
on
Claude
studies
as
soon
as
possible,
fol-
street,
between
Sixth
and
Sev-
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
3,
Seattle
1
San
Diego
3,
San
Francsico
1
Fresno
2,
Los
Angeles
2
N.II.L.
Detroit
5,
Boston
2
Toronto
2,
Montreal
2
Chicago
5,
New
York
3
LOCAL
T1DL5
Friday,
December
Hi,
1049
IliKli
10:09
21.4
feet
Chennault
Ships
Off
To
Formosa
lowing
recovery,
and
it
was
sug-
enln
Avenues
for
the
safety
of
geslcd
that
this
coulld
have
(n0
C1udren.
caused
set-backs.
In
other
j
Tne
proceedings
closed
with
tlie
18.5
feet
7.8
feet
4.1
feet
23:12
Low
3:55
16:57
4.
or.
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.
'I
Caiiadjan
alii,.
Tiiriiiitu
'.mi
wque
!le
.
''Hilt
woras,
mcy
naa
remrneu
w,K,.rvill
1r
delicious
refresh
school
a
little
too
early.
I
province
twenty-four
hours
ag(
iias
remained
almost
station
ari
since
that
time.
It
is
now
creeping
south
again
and
should
ente:
tlio
rrlncp
ftpnrrrp
rplrinn
tjinipllt
tions
as
early
as
possible
was
stressed
hern
today
by
S.
M.
Gicene,
General
Passe
n
gi
r
ai?-ent,
Canadian
National
Railways.
Trains
will
carry
extra
equipment,
to
accommodate
the
large
number
of
passengers
who
will
take
advantage
of
the
long
week-end
to
go
"home
for
Christinas."
For
convenience
and
to
avoid
the
last
minute
rush,
pre-ions
travelling
during
the
Yule-tide
should
buy
their
tickets
as
soon
as
possible,
Mr.
Greene
snld.
ments.-
.25
.
.14
Kegler
Sets
Mark
1
Colder
weather
will
follow
ir
October
accounts
of
$1,007.34
and
November
of
$25,808.20
were
passed.
ine
traffic
situation
in
Claude
Street
presents
disadvantages
Irom
the
standpoint
of
school
children
security,
according
to
MONO
KONO
Eight
of
Major
General
Claire
L.
Chen-inault's
civil
air
transport
planes
'
left
unexpectedly
today
for
Formosa
and
a
highly
reliable
source
said
they
were
spurred
by
possible
British
recognition
or
Communist.
China.
Excitement
At
those
areas.
Another
Pacific
disturbanci
approaching
the
coast
will
reaci
the
Queen
Charlottes
,
tonlglr
and
is
expected
to
move
sout'.,
Bowling
Alley
da
.
'ii;a
Eight
other
Chennault
planes
'were
getting
ready
to
leave
for
Unit
Nationalist
Island
fortress
on
the
southeast
coast
of
China.
I
Klllliy-;,.,
C,!
Vel',,ul;!lir
'
I
.Ik-
"'llU-l;
'flvaira
Oil
Sandstone
Is
Encountered
Minister
of
VICTORIA
-
-
r.mifU
Kennev
said
that
the
a
letter
read.
The
city
clerk
will
be
communicated
with,
respecting
this
matter.
An
application
for
the
position
of
school
teacher
was
received
from
Mrs.
K.
K.
Cameron
and
accepted.
Previous
to
the
meeting
of
the
board,
the
teachers'
salary
committee
met,
those
present
being
R.
G.
Moore,
G.
Bateman,
W.
Wright
and
Mrs.
Dons
Cobb.
Power
Strike
Flares
Again
Plilllips
Petroleum
Co..
now
drilling
at
Lone
Mountain
in
the
Monkman
Pass
area,
has
struck
Dunvenan
sandstone
at
1250
feet.
over
Vancouver
Island
and
th
lower
mainland
early
Fridaj
morning.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
today.
Rain
tonight.
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
Friday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
westerly
(
!5
mph)
gusty,
shifting
to
southerly
(25
mph)
tonight
then
westerly
(25
mph)
again
Friday.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
at
Port
Hardy,
35
and
45;
Sandsplt.
35
and
45;
Prince
Rupert.
28
and
47.
i
or..
on
1
20
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...
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l
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...
l.s
i
.t
i
"knile
Quebec
b
Il'iW.lll
I'teka
...
This
is
the
same
formation
which
occurs
in
oil
bearing
areas
in
'If
U
Lae.
AIR
PoiENGERS
To
Vancouver
isoday)
M.
P.
Haughton,
J.
L.
Wright,
R.
F.
Northwestern
Alberta.
Lone
Mountain
Is
near
the
Alberta
border
on
the
Red
Willow
River
in
the
Peace
River
Block.
C'ily
bowlers
were
given
a
I
mark
to
shoot
at
and
no
little
i
excitement
was
stirred
up
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
!
Alleys
last
night
when
Jack
Paul,
playing
for
the
pace-making
Manson's
team
against
the
Royal
Blues,
scored
a
one-gaine
total
of
435
out
of
a
possible
of
450.
When
the
word
got.
around
of
what
was
going
on
in
Paul's
alley,
play
was
suspended
in
the
rest
of
the
place
as
league
competitors
turned
fascinated
spectators
of
the
sensational
episode.
Paul
had
a
spare
in
the
first
frame
and
then
went
on
for
an
amazing
feat
of
eleven
straight
strikes.
'
Uranium
is
now
being
prospected
for
"from
the
air"
in
airplanes
especially
equipped
with
new
detection
devices
that
react
to
radioactivity.
LONDON
'OV-
The
three-day
wildcat
strike
in
stale-owned
power
plants
flared
back
to
life
today
hours
after
It
appeared
',
settled.
The
2700
strikers
voted
this
I
morning
to
resume
work
but
the
!
workers
at
three
or
four
plaats
!
failed
to
go
back
when
scheduled
!
....
n...
i.w.trirni
authority
had
Faulton,
S.
B.
Roberts,
G.
A.
I
iJrennan,
Miss
E.
Schild,
H.
j
Hamei.
;lsr
Hc,
Lake
C.k
k
;liutt.
ncta
'Ms
'fanda
""'court
coun
"'lUonio
Looks
Like
Oil
On
Charlottes
Drilling
for
oil
on
Graham
Is
na
Kin;
viv.v....
posted
notices
telling
the
men
To
Sandsplt
(today)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
K.
Richardson,
D.
Darosh.
.
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
E.
Green,
Master
OToole,
J.
R.
Durkin,
D.
J.
Campbell,
S.
B.
Roberts,
Mr.
Rystad,
Mr.
Elkins.
H.
D.
Thain.
From
Sandspit
(Wednesday)
To
Advertisers
To
Insure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising,
copy
for
same
must
be
in
the
office
of
the
Daily
News
by
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
to
advertising.
Requirements
of
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
3.30
j
that
they
were
returning
"uncon-
.:.
flil.innallv."
:lJtr
R0llyn
land
of
the
Queen
Charlottes,
Royallte
company
at
last
reports,
was
down
500
feet
with
Its
outfit.
It
has
been
announced
that
'mit
Cordon
o.
a
1
.
Tim
ctrikprs
said
the
word
"un-
;p
Ro(
2.13
conditionally"
was
too
broad
and
THANKS
TO
CANADA
This
little
Italian
girl,
orphaned
by
war,
has
half
Ur
of
milk
to
drink
today.
She
received
it
from
Canada
through
the
United
NarnsTntematoal
Children's
Emergency
Fund
(UNICEF).
A
score
of
million
sick
and
children
in
United
"
Nations
countries
are
helping
u
hungry
and
East.
The
postal
address
"UNICEF
OTTAWA"
i
accepting
Canaan
fund,
tn
buy
Canadian
f"i
'h-PPed
"vetteaa
by
UNICEF.
-own
(llVfr
they
woum
oniy
u
u-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richardson,
Mr.
Cook.
oil-bearing
for
the
characteristically
Miller
.'
A3
the
terms
existing
before
mation
has
been
encouiuerea.
Canada
walk-out.