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1
See
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Saturday,
March
21.
1953
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Saturday
Sermon
Communist
firing
squads
are
more
numerous
In
the
Kwantung
district
of
China.
It
seems
the
hapless
Nationalist
landlords
have
been
exploiting
land
as
murh
as
two
acres
at
a
time.
By
RfV.
JOIIX
..
TWINING
n
4
i
..
athorlrnl
u
.ur.d
class
r.&tl
tif
the
Post
Of.oe
Department,
Ottawa.
Eliminate
the
Barriers
Hector
St.
Pe.,Anll,.lth;f;,,L
!
Tito
Trip
Triumph
The
"Father"
tn
the
story
of
the
prodir.
People
are
divided
between
0K,
0nd
u
ef
fWf
,
f(J
im
a
,,,
those
who
have
flown
south,
and
,
,
.
.
.
.
''
who
have
flu
at
nonie,
.............
...
mm
w
those
.......
u
i.ini
uuiij.
ne
recognliiM
hi,
raps
He
hud
never
forgotten
him,
comments
a
contemporary.
Some
folks
must
be
figuring
out
a
new
Bering
the
prodigal
at
last,
the
way
to
spell.
It
I
very
vsullf;
you
marie
on.
father
ran
to
meet
him.
and
with
great
Joy
kissed
the
boy
again
and
again,
"Bring
forth
the
best
no
handle
.t
1
......
..
'
to-
MioiiT
nwr.
htri
W.
R
Townsenf1,
.1
Confederate
veteran,
who
died
last
week
aged
lOfl,
was
fond
of
prescribing
three
rooe.
ana
put
11
on
mm;
ana
puti'riena,
repine
u,,
ring
011
his
hands,
and
ahnea
"ni
forget.
th)!f
THE
VISIT
to
Britain
by
Marshal
Tito
climaxes
the
greatest
triumph
of
British
diplomacy
since
1941.
In
that
year
Mr.
Churchill
proclaimed
all-out
support
for
Russia
when
Hitler
Invaded
that
country.
That
quirk
act
really
won
the
war.
Between
1938
and
1941
Britain
and
Russia
had
been
bitter
enemies.
The
immediate
cause
of
that
bitterness
was
what
you
might
rail
the
double-double-cross.
At
Munich,
to
gain
time,
Mr.
Chamberlain
sold
the
Czechs
down
the
'river.
But
he
on
nis
icei:
ana
oring
miner
trie
hishic
tablespoons
of
whisky
a
day.
and
.
falt4.d
calf,
,
and
kill
It:
ntifl
Iff
1
n.i
1.
...
...
-,
v
,
.
1
uiyptt
t.V.
v.
li
1
uibscro
as
a
first
ras
re-
....
1
...
...
.,...
,....
.
1..
.
'
")
muiHiijiie
win
1
n
m
11
-I.
not
Ior
,
f
i
mr
1.111,1.11,
nir.
nUl
-
..u
mm
WM
Head,
and
ts
alive
again;
lit
It
ls
to
argue
mat
wnnoui
uie
,
WB,
1,-t.
and
Is
found
tl
w
smokes
and
swiits
he
might
have
m
I.uk
15
n.
23.
24
I
Ihearu
u.
rt
,,.,
f.'
,
ven
reacneu
w
ur
r,M,
,
h
fcf
(a(h
In
to
come
ilito!.;,
IT
IS
eni'oura.ifinjr
to
hear
from
Ted
Applewhaite
at
I
Ottawa
that
serious
interest
is
being
shown
in
the
development
of
Prince
Rupert
as
an
export
ppint
for
grain.
Although
this
poll
Has
been
by-passed
for
years,
sooner
or
later
it
must
become
apparent
that
rrrore
than
one
mainland
outlet
to
the
Pacific
is
iifce.li-,1
to
handle
the
bustling
trade
of
Canada.
In
the
grain-handlers-'
strike
in
Vancouver
we
have
an
example
of
what
happens
when
an
emergency
closes
off
the
coast's
principal
or,
as
too
many
shippers
sen-m
to
regard
it,
only
exit.
Idle
carloads
of
grain
have
become
jammed
up
across
the
prairies.
All
the
red
lights
went
on
until
plans
could
be
worked
out
In
route
traffic
to
this
foreign
northern
port.
;
Despite
its
natural
advantages
as
a
harbor
and
it,
choice
location
on
the
northern
sea
lanes,
man
has
somehow
managed
to
counteract
these
features
vith
his
own
artificial
barriers
which
steer
ships
a(vay.
Ixical
shipping
agent
George
Nickerson
has
dfawn
attention
to
one
example
of
this
by
comparing
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
pilotage
charges.
1
era
love
Clods
tout
for
the
When
we
sfii.,.
A
talent
talent
for
for
doubl-
doubl"
errlr-
erpssln
.,,..
1.
.,rwhelmlfi
was
true
of
t.Salln
said
one
of
"For
th
lov
of
Ood
Is
'
fulness
in
uIrrr,
forgives
us,
Ms,,,,,,
Is
rkiii
...a
Mankind
my
not
miss
him,
WILL
By
Robert
Chambers
in
tin-
KIT
THE
CARTOONISTS
Halifax
Chronicle-Herald
!
'1'iu
our
iitrs
i
Ood
is
tin
tvi
1
his
candid
critics
tvioentlv
a
j
fact,
for
here
s
what
the
late
j
premier
is
believed
to
have
mid
I
not
so
long
ago:
"Sincere
dlplo-'
macy
Is
no
more
po..ilb!e
than
dry
water
or
wooden
Iron
"
broader
Than
the
measures
of
man'i
mind.
And
the
Heart
of
the
Eternal
Is
most
wonderfully
kind."
mi
said
to
Hitler,
in
effect,
"If
you
i
bo
to
war
go
east."
j
The
Hitler-Stalin
deal
of
the
I
following
year
was
the
direct
j
reaction
to
Munich.
Stalin
;
played
his
joker
Btalln
said.
"No-go
west
"
We'
t
got
the
Bee-ond
World
War.
We
could
never
I
to
Him
h
tt,,,,
!e
are
n
tm;.
t,.,
UNDER
OUR
ROOF
Ily
JOHN
STURDY
I
Someone
has
said
"love,
towartl
door
of
our
heart
or
t
,
Ood
begins
with
penllt-nce
The
;
it
kl-
witi
SPrAKING
OF
STROLLS
i
have
escaped
defeat
had
not
1
KneaKin
01
(xi-n
nf.
me
aver-
prodigal
came
to
lumself
When
i
HOLLYWOOD.
WC
are
just
Sitting
around
the
I
age
individual
walks
the
equlva-;e
came
to
ourselves,
when
we
Britain
stood
like
a
rock,
aealnst
the
whole
might
of
combined
j
and
eonrentrated
evil.
But
Wf
never
coukt
have
won
the
war
"NTEC05T.
TABERNACli
:e:
sitto
snt.
simiw
t.n-
j
outright,
without
Russia.
leni
aisiancr
ui
vwnr
wruuitu
im-
reaiiw
iuw
lar
we
nave
sirayea
earth
In
the
course
of
a
lifetime
1
from
our
Heavenly
Father
and
How
w
as
this
ever
discovered1
;
repent.
Clod's
love
"Is
ready
to
No
one
walks
tod.iv
pour
Itself
out
In
forulvenevi
aM
restoration,"
Groups
In
Canada
mourned!
In
Dolman
Hunt's
famous
deenlv
when
the
Soviet
Prime
painting
"The
Light
of
the
hotel
room,
waiting
for
the
studio
to
call
us,
and
this
inactivity
bothers
Hamish.
"Aren't
you
ever
going
to
-
-
work!"
he
demanded
yesterday
him
at
the
end
of
that
"Patience,
ltamih,"
I
said
tim
nd
producer
gave
him
a
wothlnalv.
"Patience
mv
hov
copy
of
Oiobims
'
tecline
and
(list
.'of
pilotage
for
a
recent
grain
ship
into
this
j
I
Sundil
hkn
J
We've
oiilv
b,"en
in
Hollywood
f'
'
the
Roman
Emiiire
and
Minister
pa.wd
on
We
do
not
World."
Christ
Is
holding
a
lau-
Ihre.
wpeica"
told
him
to
duh
o.'f
a
smail
recall
anv
demonstrations
of
tern,
standing
outside
a
door
"And
you've
had
three
pay
future
which
would
be
tilled
Bref.
other
than
our
or
five
knocking
The
story
Roes
that
a
cheques."
"Abbott
and
Ciwtello
in
Rome."
lines
in
the
Moscow
press,
on
the
friend
of
the
artist,
one
day
re-
"That
true."'
I
agreed
Every
Weil.
iow
that
t,ie
author
had
occasion
of
King
George
V!
ferrlr.g
to
the
painting
said.
"Yes,
Saturday
morntni
a
small
man
to
do.
It
was
necessary
of
,
death.
"
'
WHEN
Hitler
attacked
Russia
there
were
fools,
knaves,
even
short-sightfd
-persons
in
high
places
who
said,
"Fine
more
power
to
him."
If
you
study
even
the
immediate
reactions
of
the
great
Mackenzie
King
you
will
note
that,
in
Winnipeg,
he
expressed
gratification
that
the
two
big
totalitarian
powers
were
in
mortal
combat,
and
might
destroy
each
other.
If
Russia
had
gone
down,
we
would
have
gone
down,
too,
a
little
later.
You
never
heard
Churchill
talk
that
way,
far
a
single
second.
He
laid
aside
his
well-
"Ourfiui.dnrSfc
In?
a
JO"
inc-n-.
year
Y'
in
t,
bnr.g
y,m
ckjcr
II
Jc
Murnint
1:3a
tiantrlMn
y.
"Ed
T.r,-i'
IRItltV.
1
:l
OnliHl'i
Prr
:M
Your.
fc-jrft
He
Mini
JwWI
ol
tllll
(.reen
J3
In
1
1
cornea
to
our
hotel
and
leaven
.'
that
he
report
every
mor-i
cheque
at
the
desk
and
t
go
nin
81
th'
'tudw
and
occupy
an
;
Carv
c.iwr
in
"High
Nikmi"
downstairs
and
cash
it.
ln
th-
writers
building,
was
the
yf3Lr
t
best
actor,
and
"It's
criminal,"
llamwh
said
blJt
a!,Pr
working
on
"Decline
..Thc
Greatest
Show
on
Earth"
"It'a
like
taking
money
under.
ant
rM"
(or
a
couple
of
weelts,
lh.
flnPst
production
In
1952.'
false
pretences.
If
I
were
you,
I
;'f
l''
th
producer
who
according
to
Thursday's
screen
woukl
go
right
out
to
Colossal
hh
I
hlrd
him
and
sakl;
'T
can't
fjM.arl
Thi,
u
just
opinion.
Studios
and
demand
that
they
aoie
to
work
In
that
office"
u
doesn't
necessarily
say
so
put
me
immediately
to
work
"
c.f
mine
Do
you
mind
if
I
finish
Poor
Hamish,
he's
very
Ignor-
thi
script
at
home1"
'
j
n,
nw
0f
-wtsh
you
were
ant
aoirut
some
things
I
felt'
'
-N'"t
at
all,"
said
the
producer
hpr(,..
p,,
rard,
from
ftoythrm
that
I
had
to
explain
to
him
a
of
course,
it
turned
out
that
Cnliforntn
and
Florida
is
not
l
ew
of
the
Uc-s
oi
life
about
hy
made
ptcture
called
"Ab-
tUit,
r,t
tt
WM,
The
season
Hollywood.
bott
and
CoBtcllo
Meet
Drarula"
;
Wa
becfmlnt
tireme
And
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
llh
Ave.
al
M.itriile
St.
UEV.
II
O
Ol.HtlX,
Pastor
'
The
Just
Khali
Live
Hv
rauh"
(
(IMF
AMI
WORHIIIF
M
NIr
SLKVK
IS
MARCH
22.
19iS
Morning
Service
11:0a
a
m.
fVrmon:
"With
Ood
Nothing
Is
Impossible
"
Kvenlng
Service
?:3t
p.m.
Sermon:
Ily
the
Pastor.
Sunday
Nrhnsl
It.U
p.m.
Firsr
Presbyterian
Church
port
was
more
than
,?f'S0.
The
fee
for
this
service
into
Vancouver
would
have
been
$200.
'
"
This
is
a
particularly
glaring
instance
of
bowman
has
bested
nature
to
lower
the
value
of
this
port,
for
the
distance
a
ship
needs
piloting
into
harbor
here
is
28
miles,
compared
to
90
miles
going
into
Vancouver.
While
there
are
logical
reasons
for
the
higher
cost,
they
are
all
cancelled
out
by
the
single
fact
that
the
bylaws
governing
pilotage
do
not
compel
vessels
to
take
a
pilot.
It
is,
therefore,
a
penalty
against
Prince
Rupert
which
is
not
supported
by
the
book
of
rules.
A
recent
visitor
to
the
city
who.
represents
a
large
west
coast
company
further
declared
that
this
city
had
lost
his
company's
shipping
business
because
of
inadequate
docking
facilities.
This
is
a
matter
which
also
needs
attention,
with
the
arrival
of
industry
in
this
region,
Prince
Rupert
will
have
an
opportunity
to
handle
many
cargoes
besides
grain.
It
cannot
be
said
that
preparations
now
would
Ik?
premature
because
the
opportunity
is,
in
fact,
already
here.
The
era
of
new
activity
so
long
predicted
for
Prince
Rupert
has
begun.
It
is
no
longer
a
question
of
doing
things
too
soon.
We
must
guard
against
doing
them
too
late.
,
known
hatred
of
Communism
He
told
Stalin
and
all
the
world
that
Britain
would
stand
by
Russia
through
thick
and
thin,
till
the
Nazi
beast
was
slain.
He
kept
his
word.
So
did
Britain.
DIKE-JTOE
tertw-t
Id
I
I
t
1
1
1
3
rrM
a
tfc
i,l
11
l
1
4'.n
a
fc
H
At
(
,(,ir
;
..ffi
tt
f.ttiy
iV-Vrt
in
1
CUMi
Hi
4
I-,
I
i
"il
I
went
out
to
the
studio,"
n-tcud
of
"Decline
and
Fall,",
anyway,
now
and
then
we're
on
anu
e
v
c-i
j
m-.iy
iuikv
u"ui
ihc
t
me
veryt
01
oiiucriita
u
BUT
Churcnill
as
me
greaiesi
wor)Ci
wnat
wou;1
nk,!)(J,
.ni
n
.famous
author
until
one
day
the
i
really
meant
it
And
U)tpriin.t
modern
exponent
f
trad1'
i
would
embarrass
a
lot
ol
peon
e
itudio
b
uight
the
movie
rights
we
sudderjiy
had
apicared?
tional
British
palace-of-power,Some
n(k)y
fXefuuve
wuultl
,
to
a
best-selling
book
and
the;
P!!U?f
theaHiOenrewa
i
""1
asking
question,
and
even-j
producer
aid:
"We
should
get.,,
r.
end
of
the
Hitler
war
wouio
wM
,
,.
.
.,.
.,
,.,,t
v,..r
i
.nrt
t
I
mean
terrible
new
stress
and
""
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"
'
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r
.
"
"
"".""i
This
year.
Canadj
will
ebserv
1
salary
roll,
and
they
the
adaptation,
and
itojth(
ih,
,5lh.
1
Roo.sevelt
had
nobler
de-
j
J4lh
or
May
nn
I
IK!
sirtM
Mioi'tr
Rct
r
,r-
iit
"
4ih
km
f
ttft
t
4.
':
iftir
Melons
For
the
wou'a
nave
10
lire
me
11
s
mucn
i
oim-iai
spone
up
anu
a.u
iie.i,,,
,-lh
anf,
,mh
wh,rn
(j
here
all
-a.Iy
Weve
had
him
on,lht
WPP(
fn(lin
th.
)n,t
salary
for
the
p.ust
year
and
a
Monday
before
M.iy
2Sth
Never-half"
j
theless.
tt
will
ail
sttil
be
called
;
"Call
him
on
the
phone!"
thei
Victoria
Duy
In
course
ol
time
:
producer
ordered.
"Tell
him
to
Ottawa
may
be
moving
the
Sah-j
'Continued
on
page
5i
ibalh
away
from
Bunday,
conception
of
"One
World"
!
ter
th
way
.,
which
Wendell
WlUkie
famlzed
Wht
happens
If
you
just
sit
was
Rooseveltian
to
the
core
!
here
and
-ash
studio
cheques''"
Had
either
r.D.R.
or
Willkl-
I
a"ed
HamLsh.
lived
another
ten
years
our
Well,
of
course."
I
.said.
world
would
have
been
a
lot
evemuany
me
stuuio
rxtoiw
tin
further
away
from
the
atomic
j
be
audited
and
they
will
discover
-fch&.-vS
ii,i
W
writers
mat
mere
are
a
lot
of
hell-on-earth
that
faces
us
HP"'
St;-'
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like
me
on
the
payroll,
and
then
MILESTONES
(
mm
the
nies
t
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ftsllv
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But
Churchill
was
more
P
THE
w-'EHERBOX
down
to
earth.
He
knew
world
law
and
order
could
never
be
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built,
except
on
solid
balance
of
power.
He
held
out
to
the
bitter
end
for
the
main
uecona
Sl'BMIT
IDEAS
oh,
maybe
a
year
or
o
from
now
we
will
be
quietly
dropped
On
the
other
hand,
th.'re
ts
always
the
rare
chance
that
they
may
find
a
Job
for
me
to
do."
"That
would
be
nice,"
said
HamLsh.
"It
happens
very
seldom."
I
told
him,
and
then,
to
explain
my
point,
went
on
to
tell
the
story
about
the
tamous
authoi
who
came
out
to
Hollywood
tin-
40
Years
Ago
Todoy
On
Easter
Monday
an
excursion
train
will
be
run
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Port
Edward
to
give
Front
landing
in
southern
Eu-
rooe
("Soft
Under-Belly").
He
The
Editor.
Tlie
Daily
News:
saw
that
the
west
must
gain
and
W
extend
a
cortlla)
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Aw.
East
Minister:
Rev.
K.
A
Wrle.ht.
Da
Orpanl-sis:
Mrs.
K
J
Binlth
and
John
Currle.
MARCH
22,
1953
Murnlnr
W.irsbp
If
o'clock.
'
Sunday
School
11:13.
I
vcnln
Worship
7:38.
;
Minister
at
both
services
"Henicrritx-r
the
Sabbath
D.iy
to
keep
It
Holy."
jthe
citizens
an
opportunity
to
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
Department
of
Highways
Engineers
and
Draughtsmen
required
for
highway
construction.
Salary,
plus
cost-of-living
bonus
commensurate
with
ability
and
experience.
Applications
to
be
submitted
to
the
Director
of
Personnel,
Room
107,
Parliament
Buildings,
Edmonton,
Alberta.
His
Worship
the
Mayor
has
view
the
mtre,ting
development
f
010
"i
,i
ni
rnm
exercised
r.is
pcro;ilive
and
ap-tbeina
done
thtfe.
"
;
f
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"-
thr
east
then
our
ally.
pointed
the
writer
General
tKPT
contract
to
write
screen
HIlillK
,rT
(tundaf
l"
J
Sill
Aw
I
Nwl.-r-
!
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Yugoslavia
was
then,
and
Is
now,
the
key,
the
most
important
link
in
what
you
might
call
the
Churchill
world
strategy.
WITHOUT
a
single
shot
having
been
fired,
Yugoslavia
now
plays.
ThU
author
lived
In
Jackson,
Mississippi,
and
he
only
came
to
the
Coast
because
the
pay
was
impossible
to
refuse
He
sat
In
a
hotel
room
lor
three
months,
waiting
to
be
call.
Chairman
of
the
Coronation;
Jud
Y
ire,
thg
f,
Celebration
to
be
held
in
Prince
!sh(Jt
whm
Hfle
ran
w
Ilupert
on
June
2nd
next.
i
declared
officially
open
for
the
A
dozen
iub-committees
have
Sea.son
by
Captain
R.
W.
Cam-oeen
.struck
cf
f
and
a
fine
bunch
eron.
of
citizens
already
at
work
on
OA
V
a
"A
-hem
.seeking
ldea-s
and
forming!
JW
"
gO
I
OuOy
entative
plans
to
be
finalized
at
The
O
T
P.
is
appealing
against
1
general
meeting
April
8'h.
;
assessment
placed
on
its
pro-Prince
Rupert
has
enthusiastic-,
perty
by
Assessor
J.
C.
McLennan
illy
observed
every
Coronation
claiming
some
lots
assessed
at
iit
ce
1911.
!
$51
were
only
worth
$7
and
others
ed
at
1S
re
assessed
for
To
insure
a
real
Celebration
ed
and
surprisingly
enough
they:
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FREE
CHURCH
Station
"B"
Builtlln
linn
..mm"
"
l"
PM
linar
ftrlKK.1
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I
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II
00
A
M
stands
as
a
free
sovereign
nation,
firmly
allied
with
the
west.
That
alliance
is
based
on
the
most
powerful
and
compelling
of
all
national
motives
sheer
self
preservation.
All
Yugoslavs
7
30
''
M
KvAIIKr-llMIC
Brvlc
IN
AS
HOI
R
WHI
N
KM
THINK
are
ready
to
fight
at
the
drop
of
TIIK
KN
OF
MH
f
(T
in
1953
we
want
suggestions
'
from
the
citizens
of
the
City
and
;
District.
,
j
Alderman
Theo
Collart
has
May
I
through
your
"paper
ask
'
bonded
the
Spider
group
of
mln-our
people
to
write
to
the
Editor.
I
lne
claims
at
Stewart
on
behalf
or
myself,
their
thoughts
on
how
j
of
himself
and
other
Belgium
best
we
can
celebrate
the
Cor-1
interests.
onatkm.
20
Years
Aao
Todav
;vWAVMVWrVWMW.'.'.V.'MW'''
1
'
I
NOTICE
the
hat.
If
necessary,
to
keep
themselves
free
from
any
foreign
domination.
BEST
OF
ALL,
what
Tito
has
done,
others
can
do.
Britain
obviously
hopes
that
sooner
or
later
he
new
regime
of
China
will
do,
peaceably,
for
Chini,
what
Yugoslavia
haa
done
in
the
interest
of
Yugoslavia.
Nehru
the
world's
greatest
living
peacemaker
hopes
and
believes,
much
the
same
thing.
F.
EARL
ANFIELD.
j
M.
P.
McCaffery,
guest
speaker
at
the
Gyro
luncheon,
gave
an
interesting
address
on
the
reciprocity
movement
with
the
United
States.
INFORMATION
On
How
To
Prepare
YOUR
1952
INCOME
TAX
RETURN
Official
representatives
of
the
Taxation
Division,
Department
of
National
Kevenue,
'
will
visit
PRINCE
RUPERT
on
MARCH
23-28
Inclusive
for
the
purpose
of
assisting
taxpayers
In
this
area
In
preparing
their
1962
Income
Tax
returns
and
answering
Intiu'iriei
on
other
Income
Tax
matters.
The.se
representatives
will
be
available
for
consultation
at
the
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE,
Killos
&
Christopher
Building,
639
Third
Avenue
West
i
Taxpayers
In
this
area
are
invited
to
take
advantage
of
this
free
service
to
the
public.
U.S.
Approves
ELTO
OUTBOARDS
Hollywood
Cafe
7
ZNow
Open
Travel
Permit-For
Vessels
WASHINGTON
ff
The
Senate
Interstate
Commerce
Committee
Thursday
approved
a
bill
to
permit
Canadian
vessels
to
transport
passengers
and
merchandise
between
points
in
Alaska
and
the
United
States.
The
measure
would
permit
Canadian
ships
to
carry
passen-;ers
between
various
Alaskan
and
U.S.
ports
until
June
SO,
1954.
The
present
law
permits
only
TJ.S.
vessels
to
transport
passengers
and
merchandise
from
one
U.S.
port
to
another.
3
H.P.
5
H.P.
12
H.P.
$166.00
$225.00
$331.00
Ask
the
man
who
owns
on
For
Dependability.
EXCLl'SIVELT
AT
UAA
1
V
rVrWrYVVVWi
WWWWWriV.
"Advertise
in
thTbaily
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
.
Box
1279
LET
YOUR
INCOME
TAX
OFFICE
HELP
YOU