i,:
J.,,
ill-
Y
'.
Ill
r-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
"V
American
Soldiers
May
Declare
J
They
Don't
Want
To
Return
Home
1
'
'luesday,
April
7,
1933
IW
JMIIX
M.
liitiiininr.il
a
lirjpBdent
uslit
nurepapoc
oTotd
to
th
updulldlng
of
Prlnc
Muptn
J
mhI
Northern
nd
cntrai
urimn
uoiumui.
yrmlwr
of
Onudun
Prww
AuUlt
Bnrru
of
Ctroulatlom
CtntOlan
Dally
Newspaper
Aworlatlnn
Pbllhl
by
"Hie
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newa
Umlto
1.
W.
tIAUOR.
PreFident
H.
O.
PERRY,
Vlce-Prealn
V
AoillINli
1
UM
(Ar
-
v
o
111
in
u
11
i
s
i
uraia
washers"
may
have
so
twisted
the
minds
of
some
American
soldiers
captured
in
Korea
that
after
the
Korean
war
ends
they
will
publicly
declare
they
do
not
want
to
come
home,
j
"
SubwrlDtloo
Ratra:
.
-.
"
I
,
.
.
6f
carrier
ft
wn,
25c;
per
montb
11.
Ob:
per
year.
110
00
IAj'to
Mail
Hm
jtotb.
16t.
Der
year,
moo
J
C-
fin
ore
North
Pole
of
Peace
nurd
to
avree
:o
tumble
rcjiHt-rtatlim.
hi
Ui
rtinvut
Soviet
s
1
4
J
lience
oiiensivc,
-iiinvse
and
North
Korean
Herts
have
re-
i
Thli
pomlblllty
ka
receiving
in-creaslimly
serloua
study
In
otfi-cia!
qiwrters
here
a
pmspucLl
brighten
fw
actual
asreemmit
on
an
arniutice.
It
hu
been
a
prvwtbillty
all
;
along
that
the
Rert.s
would
hold
orntly
Indii'rdfd
they
miv.lit
'
ii'it'c
to
miiiie
volunt;iry
re;at-:
nation
p!an.
The
new
M.sibility
winch
now
1
back
some
united
Nation
sow
iers
ai
a
propaganda
counter
to
emerges
from
uuthorllutlve
;,tud-
e.
of
Comiminbt
brain
wasii-
tn
China
is!
4
.
v
ir.
the
fact
that
about
38,000
prl-oners
hld
by
the
UN
side
are
said
to
have
stated
they
would
Iiir"
a
)r:u,tisett
umi
.ui
Auii,
T
I'
w
i.r
.
'
III.
IIMH
If
f
resut
renaiiiation
to
Red
China
nin
;w
hmh
a
liKJ
or
more-mnv
11,
r,
1,!-
all
faitlu
js'h,'.
or
North
Korea.
ait!,.,,
Till
ha
been
the
big
stumbling
blork
to
a
tnice
ngregrnent,
becaiixe
ttie
UN
powers
have
re-.
THE
PAST
few
weeks
have
produced
greater
hope
of
peace
than
for
years
past.
The
best
news
of
all.
is
that
the
bir
powers
have
unsnirwni.ily
agrwd
on
a
practical
SwedLih
Ijeacemalter
as
the
new
Secrctarj'
General
of
UN.
There
is
only
one
thing
against
him
his
name
U
so
hard
to
spell
Das
Hammers
Icjold.
I
have
reasoned
,
ever
sinee
Malenkov
made
h
sensational
peace
ire.sture
to
the
west,
that
the
aoid
test
of
Russian
.sincerity
would
be
on
Uff.
If
she
wanted
to
keep
the
world
all
snarled
up
she
would
keep
the
UN
snarled
upland
the
chance
to
do
that
would
be
on
the
election
of
the
Secretary-General.
But
if
she
was
willing
rertlly
to
make
the
UN
work,
as
it
ways
toaI(i
a
"an.
aii
fw
the
()tT
o,
"MwhauoH
H
1
where
they
ma
w
spiritual
tu,
.::-,
Israel
Leads
a
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
A
CAKP
GOKS
INTO
A
BASK
IT
for
moving
to
a
breeding
popd
in
Indonesia,
where
fish
culture
In
ponds
la
hiKhly
developed.
A
school
of
fish
culture
techniques
will
soon
open
S
six-week
long
session
at
Djakarta
In
Indonesia
for
students
from
the
Indo-Pacific
area.
The
U
N
Food
and
Agriculture
Organization
sponsor;:
the
training
course
to
open
new
food
possibilities
for
oe
n
uven
utio
a
ir;iiiie
or
mimi
in
wiiU'h
they
will
publicly
as-
.ieit
a
piftireiiee
(or
Hed
rule.
Two
events
have
Impressed
authorities
brre
with
what
they
consider
the
Ma
it
ling,
almost
unbt'ilevnbie
ai-coniplUlimrnss
of
'.he
R'-iis
with
tecliiiKiues
for
removing
Hum
im-n's
munis
the.-
eilabitihei
lxlef
and,
eaiwing
them
to
say
thities,
which
the
Ht-tui
want
them
to
my.
The
best
expert
opinion'
available
to
the
government
i
umlt
r.ituod
to
hold
that
neither
lihysit.-at
torture
nor
diUK
la
employed
.
One
of
liie
event
L-
the
tcAti-,
mony
by
three
American
airmen
who
"confessi-d'
to
rarrylnu
on
germ
warfare
against
the
Com-'
munl.sU
Their
'
confession"
filmed
by
the
R'(U
and
dL
tntnil-ed
by
C'ommuniM
propuatidisU.
Doctor
Propc
Says
UH
h
people
of
hungry
lands
was
supposed
to
work,
then
shej
wrmltf
astree
to
a
really
Rood
man
1
ajtborlzert
a
cond
class
n-.all
fcf
tba
Poat
OfBoe
Department,
Ottawa
An
Airport
Is
Overdue
DEFINITE
measure
of
the
growing
importance
A
of
air
transportation
for
the
northwest
area
is
seen
in
the
fact
that
last
year
additional
flights
in
this
general
region
accounted
for
most
of
the
increase
of
eight
per
cent
in
aircraft
miles
flown
in
Canada
hy
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines.
The
Canadian
Pacific
annual
report
explains
that
operations
were
increased
"to
meet
demands
arising
out
of
the
quickening
development
of
natural
resources
in
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon."
The'
extra
flights
included
more
services
out
of
Vancouver
to
Port
Hardy,
to
Whitehorse,
and
to
Prince
Rupert.
Recently
the
latter
operation
was
augmented
by
an
extension
of
the
route
beyond
Terrace
to
include
Smithers
and
Prince
George.
It
is
to
the
credit
of
CPAL
that
its
management
has
been
alive
to
the
requirements
of
this
country
and
has
done
its
best
to
meet
them
in
spite
of
such
disadvantages
as
the
absence
of
an
airport
at
Prince
Rupert.
Had
it
shown
less
interest,
it
is
possible
that
the
campaign
for
an
airport
here
would
have
been
seriously
impeded.
Far
from
doing
the
minimum
necessary
to
get
by,
however,
CPAL
has
steadily
built
up
the
service
and
lately
replaced
its
Dakotas
with
fast
Consoli-
.
dated
Vultee
Convairs.
The.effprts
of
CPAL
and
other
airlines
to
handle
the
traffic
adequately
cannot
escape
the
attention
of
Ottawa
authorities.
No
matter
what
improvements
are
made
in
other
transportation
services,
the
northwest
will
continue
to
need
corresponding
modernization
of
its
facilities
for
air
travel.
If
this
is
not
forthcoming,
much
harm
will
be
done
to
a
part
of
Canada
which,
perhaps
more
than
any
other,
holds
promise
of
a
development
so
great
that
it
may
alter
the
economic
pattern
of
the
whole
country.
.
'
,
An
airport
here
will
be
a
big
step
in
the
right
direction
and
one
which,
in
fact,
is
already
overdue.
At
present,
for
example,
we
must
bear
the
mortification
of
being
so
poorly
prepared
for
air
travel
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Q
If
a
taxpayer
received
In
1952
a
single
lump-sum
payment
from
an
approved
Pension
Plan
in
full
settlement
of
his
claims
under
the
plan,
mu.vt
the
amount
be
reported
as
income
In
that
year?
I'MTf-.U
NATlO'.
Israel
lead
U,,
,
number
of
pi.
Hon
to
its
j.p
Nations
StatUtra,
y.
d
me
lose
The
little
c,j:..j,
physician
for
iri
taitl?
In
I'jM,
the
US
compiljlton
si.,
i
Tlie
.SiO-pji'.
n,
veuled
the
sprr.id
u
mertiral
"haves"
.,..
as
Secretary
General.
IN
OUR
own
lifetime
we
have
had
striking
proof
of
the
profound
truths
taueht
by
the
Prince
of
Peace
himself,
in
his
sermon
on
the
mount.
Gandhi
the
nodern
Wise
Man
from
the
East
demonstrated
better
than
anybody
who
previously
lived,
that
the
positive
principles
of
social
action
taupht
A
copy
of
the
fi.nl
came
Uilo
tlje
of
the
United
Mates
ov-
A.
The
taxpayer
hai
the
option,
hand
MORE
HOWLERS
The
wfiole
world
knows
that
They
don't
rtow
anything
in
Canada
is
part
of
North
Ainer-Kansas
bv.
Albaea
gras
and
ira.
Anyone
who
doesn't
know
they
have
to
irritate
that
.
it
Is
or
no
coiueiiuence.
either
of
Includini!
sueh
lump-
eminent.
sum
payment
as
Income
In
thej
Authorities
who
have
seen
U
year
In
which
he
received
It
oriari
impressed
with
the
detailed
of
payintr
a
special
lax
on
thej
s,ory
lo!(,
Dv
lnp
airmen,
all
of
psvtnent
at
hi
averase
effective.
whlrh
has
been
described
a
The
cnuator
is
a
menairerie
by
Jesus
were
not
just
nloua
lion
running
around
the
earth
with
the
d:.!osur
rt
of
tax
for
the
Last
vear
of
,.,,,..
,,
nr,i
r
truth
In
.
..
platitudes,
biH
key
to
titanic
and
through
Afrita.
""
,
,
,,
.
ii"
'
,
(feria
mere
m
or.,
human
progress.
for
every
WSft)
r:
In
describing
the
Coronation
United
States
editor.
have
brought
out
such
adjective
us
hUioric"
and
"traditional"
previously
reserved
for
World
Series.
taki.m;
(
IIanos
Now
here
Ls
what
Amy
Van-
ii
l'n
ly
i
o
H,r,T,""
v,s
",ll
Tet
isle
rnrn
pave
no
rvioeiiri-year
and
the
two
years
preceding!
ftf
hi-hs-j
under
compuMon
or
of
Later,
in
the
case
of
India
and!
MATTER
ANTWAV!
KDiiopia
one
f
r
Ih'it
war
In
munv
rR.sV
11
1S,..
..!,....
n...r,Bl
......
j.....
-
-
suui-iii
ii
aij
oi
ii
tierills
arivAiitaireotM
to
elect
to
pay
the
r,
t
i
T
',Vl,,.(i
,
awenen,
we
nave
prooi
01
me
truth
of
the
saying
"Blessed
are
the
peacemakers."
Toethrr
they
form
a
Peace
Axis.
If
Canadians
were
railed
Americans,
w
rrloh
we
are
by
;
continental
fact,
it
could
orfly
confuse
our
nationality
with
India
and
Sweden
have
an-
AtMiher
liit
liieiit
Ls
the
story
nhvul:m
fur
vrr,
toi.1
by
a
ret
irr.ed
Pre
byterl.in
the
Yeartxk"
nn-yl
jiinry
Jhn
D
IUys,
who
Frame
hut
oi
t
pr;
was
ai
n-
,'ed
by
the
CnUiese
each
WOO
pervitj
Heds
in
l-l.
sub"-tel
to
"brain
enca,
ear
li
IS.10
;
a.hin"''
and
cui-ctl
to
"Con-
'hare
a
dov.r
u
"
'
.there
U
one
tr.-"
a
a
"pv
jiitycr
Have?
n
t
n:y
llseusel
his
people.
noved
some
short-sighted
power-
cf
e
9
,'
,,h',JD
Sr
wp
Canadian,
Instead
of
politicians
by
refusing
to
line
up,
!
ar"
Amcncnns
bersnse
that
is
suu-
i
,jom
Hrf
,v.
in
advance,
with
either
bloe.
Had
i
able
and
a
matter
of
good
taste.
rtcrbilt,
author
of
the
"Complete
Book
of
Etiquette"
say
about
bachelors:
"Unlike
his
unmar-'
ned
.-u'.er.
he
need
ive
no
thought
at
all
to
his
appearance.
Ever-onc
knows
that
a
man
ran
always
marry
even
If
he
reaches
102.
is
penniless
and
has
all
hu
faculties
gone.
There
U
always
some
woman
ready
to
take
a
chance
on
him."
jthey
done
so
would
the
world
j
be
nearer
to
possible
peace
than
1
it
is?
Or
would
the
atomic
war
'..MILESTONES':
1
-be
on,
now?
1
I
cannot
see
how
any
realL-
.special
tax.
y
Are
'lliw'
taxable?
A.
ye.
Tips
must
be
reported
in
your
Income
tax
return.
Q
I
live
a
considerable
distance
from
my
Job.
May
I
deduct
bus
fares
and
other
traasporta-tion
expenses
In
prolog
to
and
from
work?
1
A.
No.
Payments
of
thl
nature
are
peraonal
expenses.
Q
Arfi
i
riured't
report
my
Reserve
Army
pay
In
my
income
tax
return?
A.
Yes.
Reserve
Army
pay
and
allowances
mut
be
Included
In
your
Income
tax
return
In
al!
r-a-a-s
except
where
the
member
haji
been
called
out
on
Continuous
Duty.
Member
of
the
Rc-erve
forces
who
are
called
out
on
Continuous
Duty
are
taxobie
Ir.im
llw
1
ll-
ut
The
lall)r
Nm
1
40
Yearj
Ago
Today
T!ie
Ladies
Auxiliary
to
the
General
Ha.pital
m;Tde
more
:
than
$000
at
their
annual
bazaar
I
lean
miss
the
truth.
I
Had
there
been
no
India
and
J
no
Sweden
in
the
mediating
position
it
would
have
been
a
frreat
j
deal
more
difficult
to
get
the
i
world
as
close
to
peace,
as
it
Ls.
There
Ls
one
thlnj
more
ex-a.-pcratiri'j
that
a
wife
who
can
rook
and
won't,
and
that
is
a
wife
who
can't
and.
will.
1
w
the
oi.n
cm::
J.irk
Scott
of
the
Vancouver
Sun
arrived
In
Johnnc.iber
at
that
the
CPAL
"fliVht"
between
here
and
Terrace
J
'.,
'
If
4
"-
'
.
.
-''-"t
...
u-,
i
e
,4
-
H
...
"
.
-
,J
t
1
.'
1
.,
,
-
-
;
,
1.
.
1
-
1
u.
THE
HISTORY
of
Sweden
as
a
i
11
mi
iiiiimwii
"
'
I
,m
Ua
tj..:
n
.
i.
,
.,
.
,
,
i
In
a
rncA
between
the
Prince
experu
ni-eH
wl'h
authorities.
but
put
thrm
on
the
record
In
a
copy-miitcd
Interview
wl',h
the
m.ii'aiue
US.
News
and
World
Report
In
the
arduous
process
of
qiir.4itiiilnii
!;lh
he
underwent
during
much
of
Isis
10
months
In
Jail.
Hayes
irpirUd
that
hli
mind
liiwiilv
bc?n
"to
find
it
difficult
to
distinguish
between
what
the
court
was
suaue.sted
as
having
happened
and
what
one
had
known
to
be
the
facts."
His
ey.rience.
Have
related,
threw
Imht
on
the
"confessions"
made
bv
F.urotie.m
church
leaders
and
others
by
demons!
ratin;
"that
their
minds
have
been
broiii'ht
by
she
er
mental
t.uture
'
to
such
a
condition
that
thev
think
they
are
saying
the
truth."
"ii
inr
run
iu
rinic-e
ueuige
IS
aciuaiiy
matie
DJ',
I
"a"""
seems
io
me
as
nwpu-;OTOr(lp
an(1
ltM,
princess
Soprta
ton?
JimOUSine.
It
IS
a
humble
COS
t
on
for
thA
lflfOTf.
'
T
.,
V.
.......
t
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Voncou
-nn
n.
3,30
a
m
March
31.
His
first
dis
von
by
(
in
uiciwui
unuuiii,
juu
mi.
vrj,
(m
prlnre
George
actually
trace
the
growth
of
a
owr
tnrM.
nor.
covery
was
that
It
matter
little
a
If
"
lhe
OT
"Uv'
'
1
ml
wouln
""reiore
nm
if
you
arc
a
Canadian
or
an
be
reaulred
to
file
a
return
In
great,
soui.
run
can
see
now
one
who
began
as
a
quite
ordinary!
30
Yeort
Ago
Todoy
at
Gcd
white
traic
Its
Just
as
that
man
let
the
power
of
God
work
k,
Klmura
of
PortUnd,reRon.
b:1'
In
and
through
his
fteart.
You
ls
ori
viMt
h-r.
lookine
Into
i
aii
simple
and
While
pondering
the
breakfast
can
see
mm
making
small
social
tne
possibility
of
makinsr
ship
respect
of
service
pay
and
al-lovance.s.
Q
I
am
reirularly
employed
and.
In
addition.
I
had
part-time
work
after
regular
hours,
for
which
I
received
wngea.
Is
the
Income
from
auch
part-time
municipality
in
the
region
to
occupy.
Moreover,
the
condition
of
the
highway
does
not
add
to
the
illusion
that
one
is
really
riding
on
air.
But
that,
of
course,
is
another
matter.
In
any
case,
it
is
gratifying
to
know
that
plana
are
in
hand
for
the
airport
in
question..
It
is
hoped
that
these
will
materialize
soon
and
that
the
time
will
come
when
we
can
with
amusement
look
back
on
the
present
as
a
bad
dream
in
which
no
one
loved
or
even
remembered
us.
Mrltriilr
M.
victories.
Dy
nw
,
principle
oi
mPr,tn
0f
lumber
and
other
eom-Satyagraha,
"Be
not
overcome
of
,
motmies
from
this
port
to
Japan,
evil,
but
overcome
evil
with
:
...
menu
Scott
found
himself
listening
to
two
people
at
the
adioln-Ing
table,
a
man
and
a
woman.
The
latter
did'
the
talking.
"The
work
required
to
be
reported
In
mawster
will
have
tomato
Juice"
good."
Saint
Paul
said
It
could
be
done
but
Gandhi
actually
did
it.
Vii
,
ra.
Viim
In
tha
AtlH
unr.
Rev.
.Dr.
H.
R.
Grant
was
elected
new
president
of
the
Rotary
Club
with
Dr.
W.
T.
K-rgin,
h
to!H
the
East
Indian
waiter
my
Income
tax
return?
OVERSTOCKED
vice-president;
S.
in,r
nr,o
ni
ho
miahtipst
nnini.!il
D
Johnston.
Rorie.
treas
.
...
......
,
l.ar.ma
triumphs
In
all
history
and
do
Ye
You
must
report
wa.:es
"and
let
me
see-ah
yes,
the
A.-
mnwster
would
like
kippers"
r
salary
from
all
source.
Nothing
Is
more
true
than
Q
Mllsl
1
ihrltirte
the
value
of
what
Scott
has
to
say
concern-
tree
board
and
lodgings
pro-Ins
the
crystal
clearness
of
the
d"1
b
mV
employer?
South
African'
atiTwphere,
pnd
A.
Yes.
The
value
of
free
board
urer,
and
Col.
S.
P.
Mi
Mordie
and
on
Ing
it
in
such
a
way
that
not
a
D.
C.
Mi
ltae.
executives.
iringle
droivof
blood
was
shed,
by
tnpiure
l-
asMine
tor
sotiau
T0ASTMASTR
his
will
or
wish.
'
20
Yeats
Ago
Todoy
'
.iHta!mo.,tendlf.ssuiishinC
C1iaTttj
and
lodging
conttuuw
pan
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for
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covering
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strate
national
evoiu-
poHt.ral
t0
tne
Cov.rnmeril
Agent
Nf)f.
j
tlon.
The
forefathers
of
the
man
A
Watt
and
Muyor
M
M
;
Swedes
were
as
fierce
and
blood-,
S(
n,n1
whf!n
the
UIwmployr1
careless
as
our
own.
Like
mirs,
;
mar(.hed
to
lne
cilv
na.
they
grabbed
what
they
could.
,
are
ne
ir
fan
in
love
wnn
i-aiie-,
"
-v
j-
town-three
centuries
old.
kind-
Q
'
am
a
Commuter
llvlhft
In
.y
climate,
seml-trriical
.wr.;
Canada
farnin!5
my
Hvliw
as
a
dens,
and
Table
Mountains',
factory
worker
In
the
United
"table
cloth"
spreading
slowly
State.
Is
it
necessary
fhat
I
across
her
lofty
summit.
Most
fie
a
Canadian
income
tax
re-folks
who
have
spent
a
while
turn?
there
form
an
attachment,
'
A.
Yes.
It
U
necessary
to
flic
a
Canadian
.Income
tax
return.
"Fewer
Breakdowns
Among
United
States
Income
tax
paid
economic
support
as
well
Now
$22.9
S
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
EM
Swexien
was
once
a
mighty
im-i
IU
Tears
Ago
I
Oday
perial
power
that
is
a
nation
a
committee
appointed
by
the
governing
large
areas
in
other
f
chamber
of
Commerce
composed
countries,
held
by
sheer
force,
j
of
w
j
S(.ott
prank
Skinner
and
But
Sweden
wan
one
of
the
Ktex
Mackenzie
will
meet
the
very
first
of
modern
nations
to
superVSOr
of-
"postal
services
sew
the
futility
and
iniquity
of
;whjie
he
Is
in
the
city
with
a
view
military
aid.
Furthermore,
the.
attitude
of
the
Churchill
government
obviously
may
be
taken
as
typical
of
the
policy
which
Tito
may
expect
from
the
Western
allies
generally.
That
being
the
case,
it
should
Phone
644
A
fair
percentage
of
the
personal
correspondence
that
lands
on
the
desks
of
the
M.P.'s
these
days
concerns
the
recent
chanties
in
Soviet
policy.
Individuals
in
all
parts
of
the
nation
are
both
curious
and
concerned
to
know
the
significance
that
should
be
attached
to
the
change
in
the
Moscow
party
line.
!
Boves
i
?ay.s
a
Than
Among
Workers"
by
you
may
oe
ciaimeo
as
u
headline
That's
what
It
credit
against
your
Canadian
to
h.
able
to
out
vour.tax.
U.S.
tax
recclpU
or
other
I
means
evidence
of
payment
of
U.S.
tax
V777J77M
that.
Sweden
abandoned
war
"as'(,0
obtaining
better
local
service
feet
up
on
the
desk,
an
instrument
of
national
pol-
ronly
be
a
matter
of
months
at
should
be
filed
with
your
Cana
clian
return.
most
before
conditions
In
Jugo
icy
long
before
that
phrase
was1
S
if
4tiiJMI-i
loosely
bandied
about.
She
did
slavia
commence
to
show
rapid
improvement.
But
any
great
ad
i
V5
THFRE
IS
AN
INVESTMtNl
Letterbox
the
Hawaiian
Islands.
.
The
conquest
of
Peru
for
Spain
occupied
Francisco
Ptearo
from
1531
to
1535.
The
MP's
wished
they
knew.
They
would
like
to
be
able
to
answer
their
correspondents
In
definite
terms
and
preferably
In
terms
of
authoritative
re-assurance.
It
would
give
them
a
warming
feeling
to
be
able
to
tell
their
constituents
that
the
end
is
in
sight
of
both
the
hot
war
in
vance
in
living
standards
in
the
j
Tito
domain
could
be
depended
upon
to-
feed
discontent
In
the
entire
company
of
Russian
satellite
nations,
If
not
In
the
Soviet
Union
itself.
Economic
competi
K
willingly.
Perhaps
the
last
step
on
to
the
firm
path
of
peace
was
when
a
family
war
threatened
between
the
Swedes
and
their
lemsmen
the
Norwegians.
Some
call
It
"the
war
that
never
came
off."
For
farmers
on
both
,slde
of
the
border
made
a
secret
Dact
"We
won't
fight.
And
we
CLEAN
VT
THE
LOTS
The
Editor,
The
Dally
News:
What
is
the
matter
with
labor
and
Its
leaders
In
this
town?
How
can
the
people
who
have
the
tion
01
wns
Kind
from
such
a
SPECIALS
source
1
pretty
clearly
some
thing
that
the
Kremlin
cannot
simply
won't
march
over
the
How
about
following
the
Good
i
Shepherd
for
a
rhange
?
John
10:
WllUami
Trans:
"I
most
solemnly
say
to
you.
I
am
the
door
to
the
sheenfold
myself.
All
who
flame
as
surh.
before
me
are
thieves
and
robbers,
but
the
true
sheep
would
not
liston
to
thorn.
I
am
the
door
myself'
Whoever
enters
through,
me
will
be
saved
and
will
go
out
and
find
pasture.
"A
thief
does
not
come
for
any
most
to
gain
be
content
to
live
in
this
broken-down
commmunl-ty
and
do
nothing
about
it?
Korea
and
the
cold
war
on
the
diplomatic
front.
They
hope
that's
the
case.
There's
at
least
one
theory
that's
fairly
widely
held
in
diplomatic
circles
here
which
support
such
a
view.
On
this
theory
events
connect
afford
to
overlook.
Hence
the
sudden
Interest
of
the
Russian
High
Command
In
slowing
down
the
armamenU
pane:
Onl
By-
he
doing
can
the
Soviet
stat
Increase
Its
output
border
to
invade
the
other
fellow's
land."
SWEDEN
and
India,
today
are
like
the
north
and
south
poles
of
peace.
This
hell-bent,
war-
Just
what
is
labor
after
in
this
townr
Health,
happiness
and
the
pursuit
of
wealth,
or
Just
the
latter?
ed
with
and
arising
out
of
Mar-
of
civilian
goods
sufficiently
to
YA
plan
for
you
ffik
a
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men
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YA
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'
nr
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McMAHON
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V
l
tit
Wtll
ftniiM
St.
FV
NAME
Sj
aocicss
bent
world
might
still
be
saved
They
say
but
they
do
not
by
such
practical
peacemakers
n
would
do
wen
for
some
of
purpose
but
to
steal
and
kill
and
meet
tne
Tito
threat
to
a.se
a
higher
living
standard
to
spread
economic
unrest
behind
the
Iron
Curtain.
theso
men
to
once
more
get
out'.destroy;
I
have
come
for
people
Historic
Mill
and
let
God
lead
to
nave
me
ana
nave
it
uu
it
their
Bible
them
for
a
,
shal
Tito's
recent
visit
to
London
offer
the
clue
to
the
apparent
switch
of
recent
weeks
In
Soviet
foreign
policy.
It
seems
clear
that
the
Jugo-Slav
dictator
was
highly
successful
on
his
mission
to
Britain.
The
Churchill
gov-ernmtnt
evidently
responded
This
explanation
of
the
Rus
change.
It
is
most
,
IOW"
ANNAPOLIS
ROYAIi,
N.S.
(CP)
A.
meeting
of
the
historical
EDWARD
W.
GREEN.
certain
the
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'
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Green
217
association
here
heard
a
request
a
theory.
But
diplomatic
circles
ihey
should
live
In
sach.
dismal
surroundings
and
no
nothing
about
it.
with
substantial
assurance
of
TRIBUTE
TO-
(('KEN
MARY
Tha
Kdltor,
The
Dally
News:
Prime
Miniwter
Churchill
said
that
are
as
well
informed
as.
limited
Russian
Information
sources
make
possible,
believe
that
lb
it
a
theory
which
la
close
to.
fact.
Supporting
it
was
the
for
marking
the
site
of
the
first
grain
mill
m.
North
Amerieai
Arthur
Kelsall,
president,
said
the
mill
established
at
L'EqullIe
In
1606
also
marked
the
first
mechanized
industry
on
this
she
looked
like
a
Queen,
and
Long
Duet
,
MAIDSTONE,
England
(CP)
-Mrs.
Hilda
Clark
and
Percy
Browne
sang
together
50
years
ago
at
the
first
public
concert
of
the
Maidstone
Choral.
Union.
announcement
from
the
Kremlin
last
week,
of
Important
conces
How
about
a
little
voluntary
labor
to
clear
up
the
brush-covered
lots,
etc.
Union
rules
can
be
relaxed
enough
for
that.
It
makes
me
wonder
Just
what
union
lenders
are
really
Interested
In.
Let's
have
a
Utlln
iove
thy
neighbor'
In
unions.
throughout
her
long
life
she
acted
like
a
Queen.
May
hor
virtue
be
perpetual
and
everlasting
In
the
memory
of
our
race.
GEORGE
B.
CAREY.
sion
by
Russians
by
way
of
reductions
in
retail
prices
and
the
Quebee
provided
97
per
cent
of
The
two
still
held
their
place
In
!
promise
of
increased
availability
all
asbestos
shipped
from
Can
adlan
mines
In
1952.
March,
singing
the
same
music.
1
of
consumer
goods,
'
'
i
,
n
t