IMttfe
Rupert
Daflp
Betof
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Thuroday.
May-
8,
198
RERL77V
TROUBLES
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Swiss
Chefs
Score
Our
Eating
Habits
Smoking
and
Reading
During
Meal
Perturb
Advocates
of
Leisure
REGINA
t
Regina
restaur
"the
administra-
with
their
own
German-control-
organized,
and
ing
It
uj
until-
ne
could
supply
the
Indians
-
with
some
white
man's
food."
J
,.t
'Butter
Church'
Long
Abandoned
led
territory.
Travellers
quickly
found
that
any
deviation
from
the
pre-
tion
of
'the
affairs
in
Germany
.
.
.
directed
toward
the
decentralization
of
the
political
structure
and
the
development
of
local
responsibility."
As
far
as
feasible,
the
German
DODula-
ant
patrons
don't
eat
right,
two
scribed
routes
meant
detention
DUNCAN,
B.
C.
P
A
staunch
stone
building
known
'by
some
as
the
'Haunted
Church"
and
and
arrest
by
the
Russians.
Swiss
cooks
who
have
oeeii
working
in
the
Saskatchewan
The
Indians
helped
him
build
the
church
and
were
paid
for
their
work
mostly
in
butter
from
the
farm.
For
this
reason
It
was
more
widely
known
as
the
Butter
Church.
v
It
took
12
years
to
build
the
church.
It
had
to
be
aban
tion
in
occupation
zones
was
to
!y
others
as
the
"Butter
Church"
I
capital
for
the
last
three
months
believe.
be
treated
alike.
CHECK
ON
TRAINS
As
a
further
check,
commanders
of
trains
operated
by
the
western
Allies
in
or
out
of
Berlin
were
required
to
show
a
The
harmony
didn't
last
long
How
,they
ask,
can
you
eat.
stands
deserted
here
overlooking
the
delta
oi
the
Koksilah
and
Cowicnan
rivers.
By
July,
1946,
Britain
and
the
United
States
reached
agree-
smoke
and
read
at
the
same
time?
It
was
built
in
1870
by
Father
list
of
passengers
or
a
freight
.
1
TT1
nn-
r
ment
on
economic
co-operation
peter
Rondeault
a
missionary
ram
lanner
aim
xv
v.
manifest
covering
each
train
to
doned
after
10
years
because
it
was
not
central
enough
to
sup'
ply
needs
of
the
large
Cowichan
tribe.
The
"Butter
Church'1
has
remained
unused
evcy
since
riger,
now
wording
ai
a
im-m
hotel,
also
object
to
eating
at
Russian
authorities
at
a
check
point.
oeiween
meir
occupation
".,He
came
hfire
y,a
the
panama
in
September
plans
were
an-lIstnmus
m
1858
tQ
up
a
mU
nounced
for
bizonal
executive
sjon
fQr
tne
Cowichan
IndianS.
to
deal
with
finance,
agencies
pnrst
hg
buiu
a
smaU
houge
Relations
between
east
and
west
were
further
strained
in
March
this
year
when
Russians
food
and
agriculture,
economics
and
started
a
small
farm,
build-
Watch
the
Classified.
Ads!
lunch
counters.
It
might
be
all
right
if
you
just'
want
a
cup
of
coffee
but
not
for
a
full
course
meal.
The
two
immigrants
who
have
each
spent
18
years
as
chefs
say
the
only
way
to
eat
a
meal
is
at
a
table
In
a
convivial
atmosphere
and
at
a
leisurely
and
transport.
In
December,
1946,
a
formal
economic
merger
agreement
was
signed,
to
be
effective
Jan.
1,
1947.
It
was
designed
to
make
demanded
the
right
to
board
and
Inspect
trains
and
road
transport
on
the
communication
Toute.
Rather
than
submit
to
this,
British
and
American
authorities
cancelled
t
h
e
i
r
j
the
combined
zones
self-sustaining
within
three
years
at
a
cost
of
$1,000,000,000,
split
equally
between
Britain
and
the
Uni
trains
and
resorted
to
planes
to
get
passengers
and
supplies
pace.
Afterwards,
pernaps,
when
you're
drinking
your
coffee
it
might
be
all
right
to
take
ted
States.
The
agreement
stip-
!
ulated
that
the
zones
were
to
Show
Sliow
im
tin
tlt!
faniilv
that
tint
llirilll.
lo
sco
J.ll-O
n
A
J
I
a
quick
look
at
a
newspaper
or
magazine.
.
into
Berlin.
The
Russians
sought
to
justify
their
inspection
requirements
by
charging
that
the
western
1
A
r-
remain
Independent
politically.
A
year
later,
in
December,
!
They
think
Canadian
food
Is
excellent
and
well-prepared,
al
Allies
were
plundering
Berlin
though
some
of
it
is
too
heavy
f
factory
equipment
to
1947,
the
agreement
was
revised,
j
The
United
States,
recognizing
,
and
too
greasy.
Ana
pies
in
iifiaill
!
So
colorful,
no
flavorful,
JYIl-O
in
a
grand
lil
for
family
ami
fim-hl
inraU.
Kany
lo
make,
kind
to
tin;
liniri
our
of
lli:
quirkonl,
llll
illiot
ilotrrltt
you
could
iiiiaiiu.
F.njoy
more
inlermlin!
ilrMrtn
uiii.
Ur-stm
k
your
ruplioanl
tvilli
Ji
ll
O.
for
wn
inn
plum
or
l'
I
i
pitifully
Vurii
il
us
Mifrstrd
on
llu-
parkar.
strengthen
their
zones.
They
Canada
are
so
covered
over
it
,tv,,
n-"taA
tv,'
.t.
Britain's
acute
dollar
shortage
is
impossible
to
see
what
you.
nowpr,
werp
.endine
agreed
to
pay
for
most
Imports
'
-
'
'
r
.
.
1
A.,
nnmV.inn1
nnvrt
In
l
n
re
r-
for
the
combined
zones.
''spies"
into
Berlin
to
undermine
Good
Eating
for
tta
Lunch
Coxes
I
and
so
easy
to
mix!
Soviet
authority
and
that
hordes
of
hungry
Germans
turn,
she
obtained
financial
and
economic
control,
although
political
control
remained
equal.
In
March
of
this
year
a
fur
ALL-BRAN
RAISIN
BREAD
SEVEN
WONDERFUL
"lockeif-in"
FLAVORS
were
crossing
the
fronties
illegally
into
the
Russian
zone.
Later
the
Russians
partially
backed
down
by
offering
to
hokt
Wtaf
-hmtJi
only
in
J40?
-rtaf"locUVj40fl3r!
are
getting,
they
say.
They
don't
like
hot,
gravy-covered
sandwiches
either,
but
concede
that
Canadians
might
not
like
some
Swiss
dishes.
This
invitation,
don't
refuse:
Run
ads
always
in
The
News.
To
many
don'ts,
and
too
few
dos?
Use
more
ad
space
in
The
News.
ther
step
was
taken.
Representatives
of
Britain,
France,
the
United
States,
Belgium,
Hoi-
SHAWBfd?'
LEMON
JASPBEW
ORANGt
the
western
Allies
out
of
Ber
lav
qi-iH
T
iivumhftiiro-
narppfl
on
Him
PINEAPPIE
UME
together;
add
to
first
mixture
with-raisins;
stir
only
until
flour
di-.tp-pears.
Bake
in
greased
loaf
pan
lined
with
waxed
paper
ia
moderate
oven.
(350'F.)
about
1
hour.
Extra
good
and
so
different!
Thia
rich
brown
loaf
has
that
delicious
nutlike
flavour
only
Kellogg's
AU-Bran
can
give...
and
that
mwv.eloualy
soft,
light
AU-Bran
texture.
Perfect
for
the
lunch
boxes
because
it's,
packed
with
nourishment
and
keeps
jresh.
Clip
the
recipe
now.
,
lin.
Such
a
development
would
"
"
-
DllK?.
Jcil-0
is
a
lrodmork
owned
by
General
foodt,
limited
1
egg
1
cup
KtUogg'
A1I-
i
cup
sugar
Brma
i.
cup
moluflar
2H
eapa
flifted
flour
1
cup
sour
milk
or
2
teagpnons
baking
buttermilk
powder
2
t&Ucepootul
lMte&gporjiMMlt
melted
H
teaspoon
soda
shortening
HcuPoaoppedraiatn
Beat
epg
well.
Add
Bugar,
molamea,
milk,
shorteuiiiR
(melted
and
cooled)
and
All-Bran;
mix
well,
let
stand
until
most
of
moisture
is
taken
up.
Sift
flour,
baking
powder,
salt
and
soda
Soviet
"'"""
.
enormously
heighten
A
Product
of
Oeneral
Foods
uermany
s
lnausuiai
ncari.,
aou
l"7'b'i
,
I
e
giving
the
Benelux
countries
an
and
correspondingly
diminish
,B
.
J
u
rfQ
.
.
equal
voice
in
major
policy
de-that
t.
of
the
western
powers.
It
.
.
cisions
affecting
Germany.
Pro
NY
WINTER
"WHAT
IS
From
Saint
John
the,
department
must
keep
watch
over
some
700
different
markers,
all
of
which
can
fail
for
scores
of
YS
DAMAGED
fress
also
was
made
towards
merger
of
the
French
zone
economically
with
the
British
and
'American
zones.
What
the
next
step
will
be
no
one
can
forsee.
But
so
far
Rus
would
have
significant
repercussions
outside
Germany
too,
particularly
in
those
European
countries
where
the
Communists
are
striving
to
gain
the
upper
hand.
That's
the
situation
as
it
OME
H
r
JOHN.
N.
B.
Q
When
reasons
including
ice
forma-
'
,
KEEP
"REGULAR"
two
NATURALLY
sim
1
ft
9
IX
r
J
fin
It
r
whistle
ouoy
iaus
w
tioni
a
broken
anchor
line
or
a
Imht
buoys
fail
to
flash
cracked
wire.
WITHOUT
A
;
buoys
refuse
to
ring,
sia
has
shown
no
inclination
to
stands.
ans
only
one
ining
,
co-orjerate
with
the
western
GARDEN?
MANY
DISAGREEMENTS
I
powers
in
economic
unification
But
the
33
months
since
Ber-'
of
Germany.
'
And
the
western
the
federal
department
:
(
5Q
00Q
ANT
TO
TRAVEL
port
works.
STOCKHOLM,
CO
The
Traf-
!
the
department's
jobs
fic
commission
here
has
receiv-p
navigation
aids
work-
ed
over
50
0uo
applications
for
lin
came,
under
control
of
the
powers
have
shown
no
maica-
Allied
Kommandatura,
a
body
tion
of
altering
their
determin-headed
by
the
Allied
military
,
ation
to
remain
in
Berlin
as
Saint
John
harbor
and
asaline
for
motor
boats.
Al-
Plant
a
Flower
Garden
to
I'aters.
Ihnimti
thp
rnmml.isinn
hart
not
commanders
in
Berlin,
have
long
as
Russia
remains.
(
Hollywood
Cafe
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been
a
chapter
of
disagree-
rimer
of
1947,
the
de-
expected
more
than
18,000
appli-
View
from
Picture
Window
t
reports,
was
one
of
cations
it
Is
expected
all
appli-itt
as
heavy
seas
dam-
cants
will
be
satisfied
if
the
rainy
of
the
buoys.
tion
is
cut
by
about
40
per
cent.
ments
and
obstruction.
1
Russia
in
particular
has
taken
vehement
objection
to
Anglo-American
plans
for
economic
co-operation
between
the
Bri
.
r
Special
Dinner
Every'
Sunday,
5
p.m.
to
ft
p-m.
,
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECiALtS?
-1.
Business
and
Professional
tish
and
United
States
zones,
now
amounting
to
formal
econ
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merger.
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The
tone
of
the
Soviet
objections
has
grown
steadily
sharper.
It
reached
a
peak
early
this
year.
In
January
the
Russian
army
newspaper
in
Berlin,
Taegliche
Rundschau
denounced
the
merger
and
demanded
that
Britain
and
the
United
States
quit
Berlin.
In
a
note
to
the
United
Kingdom,
the
United
States
and
France
March
8,
Russia
went
farther.
LING
;
THE
TAILOR
:;:
;
We
are
taking
cleaning
)-pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
yea
wal
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We
handle
Eastern
and
Western
Papers
Swedish-American
Tribune
and
Western
Miner
Sixth
Street
Red
808
She
charged
that
newly-reached
agreei-nts
among
the
western
powers
on
German
industry
were
"for
the
purpose
of
aggression
against
the
U.S.S.R."
The
United
States
reported
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A
picture
window
is
almost
oeua,
uwaums
verbena,
to
this
with
a
note
March
28.
blaming
Russia
for
Allied
dis-
standard
equipment
for
the
"'"'6'-
-,.a
c,oii
homp
The
name
and
for-get-me-not.
x
894
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the-
assumption
ea
ana
piun.-pu.upu..
uully
m
wluiAlly
a..u
b....
is
based
upon
looks
out
begonias,
carnations,
pinks
nas-
that
Russia
is
creating
a
totali-
that
the
window
upon
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300
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Ave.
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Tel.
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Flowers
For
All
Occasions
RndscaDe
view
turuums,
petunias,
jimu.
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siam
m
cmiuu
ucnuou,.
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Itulaca,
salvia,
verbena,
lilliput
j
This
atmosphere
of
recrimin-
Many
such
windows
are
seen
and
cul,id
zinnias,
impatiens.
'ation
was
far
remote
from
the
obscured
by
shrubs,
grown
too
yellow
and
orange-Calendu-
Big
Three
harmony
out
of
which
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc
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Tax
Returns
Compiled
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387
tall
for
the
low
house
iney
are
las
dwa,.f
caUiopslSi
orange
pEORGE
McWHINNEY
emerged
the
Potsdam
declaration
of
August,
1945,
setting
forth
principles
for
control
of
Germany.
"It
is
the
intention
of
the
SAVOY
blossoms
cosmos,
dimorphotheca,
California
poppy,
lantana,
marigolds,
nasturtiums,
portulaca,
sanvi-
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wav
jig
Beauty
Culture
in
AINTING
AND
PER
HANGING
LOWEST
i
PRICED
RECORDS
IN
CANADA
intended
to
decorate,
umers
are
heavily
curtained,
since
the
only
view
is
one
of
a
bare
front
lawn,
and
street.
But
the
picture
window
in
the
illustration
achieves
its
purpose,
thanks
to
the
attractive
flower
By
'
UING
CROSBY
INK
SPOTS
MILLS
BROTHERS
GUY
LOMBARO
ORCH.
ANDREWS
SISTERS
CARMEN
CAVALLARO
"
DICK
HAYMES
and
muny
others.
talia,
cupid
and
lilliput
zinnias.
I
Allies
that
the
German
people
all
its
branches
P.O.
Box
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Phone
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peon
St.
Phone
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4th
Street
I
be
given
the
opportunity
to
pre-
Swlss
chard
should
be
har-
pare
for
eventual
reconstruc-vested
when
U.e
leaves
are
ten
tion
of
their
ii:e
on
a
cunocraiic
iherf
nlanted
In
front
of
it.
On
'
the
low,
one-storey
houses
which
inches
tall.
They
lose
quality
,
and
peaceful
basis,"
said
the
PHEN
ERICKSON
now
dominate
new
ouuaing,
wnen
aiiowea
10
grow
uua.
agreement.
OUTSTANDING
VALUE.
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HOME
SERVICE
'
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
f-'NlNG
AND
REPAIRS
flowers
in
the
front
yard
pro-
When
a
plant
becomes
over-vide
an
atractive
.
frame
and
grown
cut
all
leaves
off
at
the
decoration
for
the
usually
severe
base
and
new
ones
will
soon
de-
TO
BE
TREATED
ALIKE
War
industries
were
to
be
barred,
education
to
be
controlled,
the
judiciary
system
re-
1W
4ii
west
7th
Ave.
design,
.veiop
Violas
are
cousins
of
the
4
rain
Schedule
Perennial
flower
seed-
should
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
pansy,
but
have
a
longer
flowering
season,
especially
when
fcasi
'
Ft
ay,
Wednesday,
Frlday-
be
included
in
the
spring
seed
order
and
sown
when
the
weather
is
cool
and
the
soil
moist.
shaded.
They
are
excellent
ror
planting
in
front
of
a
home
Germination
is
then
much
bet
pm.
the
East
stay,
Thursday,
Saturday-
PHONES:
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486
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ter
and
the
seedling
plants
have
i
long
season
of
favorable
con
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scheme,
and
flower
varieties
suggested
in
the
sketch,
can
be
varied.
A
modern
effect
in
decora
p.m
SEEDTIME
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Seed
Rubber
Hose
Bamboo
Lawn
Rakes
Garden
Tools
Flower
Seeds
ditions
for
growth
before
being
transplanted
to
the
border
in
he
fall.
f
"S
the
Fisheries
Industry
tion
is
obtained
wnen
nowers
are
planted
in
masses
of
a
single
I
color,
rather
than
in
mixture,
or
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You
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lin
patterns.
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ribbon
planting
E180
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980
of
a
dwarf
flower
of
contrasting
color
is
often
grown
around
the
edge
of
the
bed.
Dwarf
growing
varieties
are
Finish
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It
will
make
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attic.
Easily
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GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
most
in
favor,
to
keep
the
planting
low,
so
the.
view
from
windows
is
unobscured,
and
the
low-
Insulates
against
heat,
cold,
set
house
is
not
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