AT
As
I
See
It
Krince
itupert
uaiiy
News
Saturday,
Febiaiaiy
9,
1952
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Saturday
Sermon
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O.
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
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Avenw,
Prince
Rupert.
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as
second
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mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
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CANON
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER,
B
A.,
BD.I
I
have
heard
these
words
used
by
all
sorts
of
MM
4th
Ave.
w.
K
'IS
Holy
c
"imuni,r.
1
people
about
some
one
living
or
dead
who
has
im-
pressed
them
as
a
great
human
being.
It
is
the
ge,
Sh
ippinq
Permanent
Grain
L'lal
Vt'KIICL
tlUW
jni.-'iHl
un
vj-"'k-
'
and
was
heard
not
infrequently
during
his
lifetime.
'"1
IIIMI,
Time
for
a
Queen
IT
IS
a
tribute
to
the
character
of
the
hit1
King
that
no
monarch
ever
assumed
the
throne
under
more
trying
circumstances
or
handicaps,
and
none
ever
laid
down
the
burden
after
having
won
and
held
such
affection
from
his
own
people,
or
more
respect
from
all
mankind.
MU,i..ur:
It,.,,
h
"'HM
l-KI
M,i,
ttl
Avciny,
c,
Hrv,
I
IKM
I
m'iu
Bin
AW
Al
THE
FRONT-Lt.
-Gen.
G.
O.
Slmonds,
second
from
right,
Canadian
Army
Cli-'f
of
Staff,
looks
over
front-line
positions
of
tilt
25lh
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
during
his
visit
to
the
K
irean
battle-front.
On
the
extreme
right
is
Brig.
J.
M.
Rockingham.
Commander
of
the
25th
Brigade.'
Oil.ers
in
the
photo
are
unidentified
staff
officers
who
accompanied
Gen.
Simonds
on
Ins
tour.
'CP
from
National
Defence
I
It
would
seem
that
a
great
human
being
is
not
necessarily
a
powerful
leader
or
full
of
personality
plus
but
someone
who
is
kind
and
considerate,
someone
who
has
room
in
his
heart
for
other
people's
troubles
as
well
as
his
own,
someone
who
has
time
to
love
children
and
animals
and
to
understand
them,
someone
who
does
not
behave
or
talk
a:-
if
he
knows
it
all,
but
Is
glad
to
say
a
helpful
word
or
make
a
helpful
Kiiggestion
or
do
a
bit
of
unobtrusive
service.
Not
all
religious
people
have
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Sunday
services
will
be
held
in
the
I.O.OF.
Hall
with
Sunday
School
at
11
a.m.
and
services
12:15.
W.
i
k
D.iy
&
i-vkes
in
the
homes,
to
lie
announced
Sunday.
Jesus
said:
"I
am
the
Way,
the
Truth
and
the
fjfe."
PASTOR.
C.
W.
SINCLAIR
Mi
l
I
Ills
,
frnt
Mr
The
reiui
of
the
new
queer
therefore
opens
under
the
most'
favorable
of
al!
auspices.
Two
former
great
queens
in
j
British
history
assumed
tho
;
throne
when
conditions
were
tliis
human
quality
for
some
tend
-
-I-:
be
too
preoccupied
with
ttie
First-
Prctbyterian
Church
fact
that
thev
arc
going
to
EXTORT
shipment
of
prairie
grain
through
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
should
no
longer
be
on
merely
a
flash
in
the
pan
basis,
occurring
only
when
there
is
no
other
way
of
petting
it
out.
It
should
be
regular
traffic
henceforth.
',
"With
Columbia
Cellulose
now
reouiring
42
cars
or
so
a
week
fur
the
shipment
of
their
product,
tonnage
for
the
westward
movement
of
the
cars,
which
would
otherwise
be
empty,
will
be
required.
;
Forty-two
railway
cars,
with
capacity
of
1500
to
2000
bushels
each,
would
carry
about
80,000
bushels
of
wheat.
i
A
ship
takes
upwards
of
:)00,000
bushels.
;
Therefore,
the
cars
which
the
pulp
mill
requires
to
ship
its
product
in
a
month
would
be
able
to
bring
enough
w
heat
west
to
load
one
ship.
I
Some
box
cars
have
also
to
be
brought
on
to
this
line
for
the
shipment
of
lumber.
They
too
sjiould
have
commodities
to
bring
west
instead
of
coming
empty.
:
So
it
is
easy
to
figure
why
grain
shipping
should
.
le
here
to
stay
at
least'
two
ships
a
month.
It
is
good
business
and
would
appear
to
be
an
economic
necessity
for
this
line
of
the
Canadian
,
National
Railways
which
is'so
rapidly
coming
into
its
own.
Letterbox
Fisheries
Treaty
"Betrayal"
Editor,
Daily
News,
'.
I.I1H.
.h
Av-
in
n,r,
iM
K
.r
:
Utv
k
u'
ST.
I'll
I
(S
JM;
U'-rtor-
Itn
l
i'fr:,
Sunday
iiB
.quite
different.
The
first
Eliza-ibeth
took
over
a
kingdom
)
wounded
lrom
end
to
end
with
I
religious
difftrences.
She
ai-jsumed
a
throne
which
her
royal
I
lather,
of
the
many
marriases,
,
I
had
made
a
by-word
and
a
joke
1
j
which
survives
in
music
hail
Heaven
and
you
are
going
to
hell.
But
I
am
glad
to
have
heaid'
rwnnlo
K!iv
this
-thine
flhnut
th.
i
sones
even
to
this
fay
Recently
your
paper
carried
a
very
full
report
humanity
of
more
than
one
of
KIM
I
IK
tip,
I
When
young
Victoria
oecame,
.,
...
,
.
.
.
,
...
mv
brother
r.lerevmen
and
of
not
629
l
Av
E
J
i
queen
the
prestige
of
the
Brit-;
01
me
address
given
10
me
risiieniien
a
umuii
vy
a
-f;w
stendfa;i
tholl(,n
q,lif.t
isn
royal
lamny
nau
ueun
mim.
j
Af)l)lewhaite.
Ml'
for
Skeena,
relative
tO
tne
Jap-,
Christians
(.
!
England
flourished
under
good
anese
Fjsh
eries
Treaty.
While
the
report
was
am
it
i
mv
conviction
that
this
i
,.f
-
j
J
.
.
.
,
!
sunreme
human
duality
is
not
a
1
v
iWUeen
tse.ss
in
a
way
wiiu.u
dUL"'lL,!
,,,,,..,
UI1-
nnp
laslniinried
the
old
world,
and
is
,
there
are
a
number
ot
points
contained
Rlfl
we
are
born
witn
but
one
'
,
-
';'
j
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CH.
5th
Ave.
al
Mth,
!
worth
admiration
even
to
this,
in
the
Statement;
Which
that
anybody
car,
nave
wno
...
S
Of
Mr.
Applewhaite
over
f.
ence
of
opinion
exists.
i
Christ.
''"ir
-V"'
'!
iday,
so
did
the
larger,
mightier!,
'differ,
i,iuu
tl-J
Ati
1
British
world
kinadom
of
the
1
Rv.
I!
0.
(H
It,
is
true
mat
you
meet
it
the
Church.
But
this
flower-
j
ve
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
i
time
of
that
most
solid
of
all!
In
view
of
the
fact
that
this
'
;
British
monarchs,
Victoria.
i
treaty
will
in
all
likelihood
be
to
the
National
Fisheries
Insti-
Ing
of
the
human
personality
is
.
t0
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
l
.ratitied
at
the
next
session
ol
tute
in
Boston,
Dr.
Herrington
You
are
Invited
to?
Worship
at
8!
f
Lutheran
Chur
I
YOU
CAN
cail
it
a
superstition,
the
ifcu.s-c.
we
believe
it
to
be
formerly
head
of
the
Fisheries
supremely
tne
work
oi
cnnsisj
231
F,jur(h
Av
J
East
can
laugh
at
it
as
an
in
me
interests
oi
an
cuixeus
section
01
gCAr
in
iony
w,u
aim
m,.m.i:
-
Minister:
RevE.
A.
Wrlfiht,
D
u.
you
f
ro-.iii
v
i,.
iii-
In
r
u
v
unrierslnnrl
Iho
ser
ous
ho.,,1
nf
Hip
American
delegation
:
sine
tne
Hie
ano
worK
oi
inc
"The
Just
Slull
Orcanlsts:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
disDutable
fact
remains
that
.impact
if
may
have
on
th?
to
the
treaty
conference,
was
:
Christian
Community
mUrht
a.'-
and
John
Currie.
The
Long
View
to
thtnos
nltt-avs
e-n
best
for
Brit-!
economy
of
our
country.
'
ouoted
In
the
August
1951
issue
I
well
face
the
challenge
as
cms
when
queens
are
on
tlw
l
one
section
of
hi
address
f
the
Pacific
Fisherman
as
sav-
I
whether
he
is.
after
all,
llvinR
.u
I
throne.
i
Mr.
Applewhaite
stated
"a
reso-
in;;
this:
-Japan
is
not
the
only;
the
sub-human
level.
(Don't
try
to
quote
Boadicea
lution
had
been
adopted
an
J
'
country
with
which
you
will
be
I
"
ONTO
cannot
be
wholly
unsympathetic
with
the
expressed
views
of
Progressive
Conservative
SUNDAY
SERYi
I
rliruarv
11
1)
Morning
Serviu'
11
It
Speaker:
Rev
B
P.,
Evening
Service
7:
J6
p;
;
There
will
be
servim:
i
day
to
Friday,
at
8
00:
against
this
argument
lor
she
;
later
attached
to
the
draft
concerned,
oui
i
Deueve
umv
,
leader
George
Drew
that
all
Our
natural
resources
will.
:
:clul
did
better
better
against
against
the
the
Roman
Roman
'treaty
treaty
recognizlna
recognizing
the
the
mutual
mutual
to
an
increasing
extent,;
f
.
.
.7
ate
the
Import
picture
in
Cl'CtlUiCllM
FKBHUARY
10,
1952
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Oidlnatlon
of
Elders.
Sunday
School
12:15.
Evening
Service
of
Praise
at
7:30
o'clock.
M.iuorial
Service
for
late
Kin
George
VI.
'Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy"'
7i)
'or
interest
.
of
the
three
countries
domina
,
intruders
than
any
man
km
gelist
S.
R.
Johnson
i
rjLulltvrtin
dim
nil
'.he
F.ici!ie.
japan
is
a
nation
with
some
1
1
i
to
2'2
million
full
and
part
lime
fishermen,
with
j
You
are
Invited,
i
Sunday
School
1J
ever
did.)
'
i
in
the
development
and
proper
'
Nor
it
that
because
Britons
utilization
of
the
stocks
of
fish
have
been,
on
the
whole,
less
in
the
North
Pacific,
a
remit
';
w
arlike
than
Britain's
kings.
1
that
could
best
be
obtained
bv
have
no
history
book
hantiy
as
,
international
collaboration
and
more
than
4M.0OO
fishing
boats
District
evangelist
for
the
Lu-of
all
types
and
with
the
great-!,
ther
League
of
tne
Lutheran
e-t
domestic-
market
for
fish
of
f-hmrh
In
Canada
Rev
filerlin"
this
is
written
in
a
Nanaimo
co-operation
.
.
."
Whv
must
leaving;
this
country
should
do
so
as
finished
products,
thus
assurinirus
al!
the
labor-content
and
all
the
wealth
involved.
;
Unfortunately,
while
this
makes
an
admirable
talking
point,
in
practice
it
is
not
as
simple
as
that.
Our
steel
mills
have
expanded
enormously
in
recent
years,
as
fast
indeed
as
seems
reasonable
or
possible,
but
they
are
still
unequal
to
the
task
of
processing
all
our
ore.
So
it
goes
with
most
of
our
natural
hotel,
for
we
are
away
from
.fansn
be
considered
tu
a
m.i-
any
nation
In
the
world
.
.
.
The
Johnson
nf
Cnmro.se
Alberta,
is
SI
MMY,
ra
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Young
St.
at
Fifth
Ave.
East
'home.
But
my
offhand
recollec-1
tual
interest
in
these
fisheries
Japanese
people
look
to
further
,
arrjvmg
u
tr,e
cay
by
tonight's
jtion
is
that
the
reign
of
Good
'
when
she
has
never
fished
these
expansion
of
their
fisheries
to,
train
and
tomorrow
will
start
a
Queen
Bess
was
just
one
long!
waters
prior
to
the
war?
It
is
do
three
things:
1
Absorb
somt
ten-day
evangelistic
campaign
enPiunn
n-art
IpM'irnrt
fir
1
nnp
in,
..
u
..,iv-;
i
nf
I
he
RnrnhlS
tlSiiermeil
IIOVV
.
o.
n..i'
T...i.....n
r'U
u
11
a.m.
Mommg
"WORKING
TWi
u.
icikiui)
mi
iiaiisiup
uu
Jiii..n
v"
1
a
ot.
rauia
ijuuii
ail
wiiuiviii.
undeilarca.
'nor
nor
is
is
it
it
discriminaiion
discrimination
for
for
our
our-
crowding
crowning
tne
coaiai
watet.
Mr.
Johnson
will
be
heard
at
to
12:15
pm.-Sunav
morrow
s
services
and
each
evening'
during
his
stay
here.
Likewise
in
the
long,
long
country
to
Insist
that
she
con
-,
2l
Provide
greater
production
reign
of
Queen
Victoria.
People
tinue
to
stay
out
of
our
fisher-1
to
reduce
the
food
deficit
of
tne
nowadays
talk,
too
loosely,
of
les.
Our
country,
alone
with
the
nation,
and
i3t
Provide
adtli-
1
'
with
a
class
lor
There
will
be
soeclal
sinking
in
group.
the
hundred
years
of
peace
mat
United
States,
has
spent
year..,:
tl0r,al
products
lot
expou
ui
addition
to
Mr.
Johnson's
ad
products
from
wheat
to
uranium.
Pulpwood
is
an
j
exception,
although
some
is
still
exported.
i
;
We
like
the
idea
of
being
total
producer
for
all
j
our
resources.
Hut
we
have
to
recognize
that
we
J
7:S0
p.m.-Evenmj
followed
the
deleat
of
Napoleon
and
many
millions
of
dollars
do-;
supply
loreisn
exciiano
wnn
at
Waterloo.
During
must
of
veloping
conservation
protrams
;
which
to
obtain
needed
1m-that
time
Victoria
was
queen.
Aimed
at
perpetual
yield
of
the
I
ports."
And
in
almost
every
year
ol"
fish
stocks
in
thu
industry
Our
11
must
De
clear
ir,Jln
Uir
t"rc-
dress.
Pastor
Johnson
Is
American-born
and
spent
the
first
years
of
his
ministry
in
the
United
States.
NOTHING
BITU
ft
'
"
Tuisdaj.
8
pm
-
remarks
of
an
authority
Later
he
was
called
to
Canada
mat
long
reign
ol
European
oioiO"i.sts
have
assured
us
that
":jln
peace
Victoria's
soldiers
were
our
fisheries
arc
now
bein
ex-
that
we
have
every
reason
to
MeetlnB
A
Warm
Wei
fear
Japanese
expansion
into
lighting
somewhere
or
other.
'
ploited
to
the
maximum
inten
Pasior:
REV.
F.
AMTP.OBUS
Km.
23'i
5th
Ae.
E.
Box
538
Phone
Green
812
and
served
for
some
years
in
Alberta
before
being
summoned
a;-.
Luther
League
evangelist.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Awaits
You'
our
waters.
l,ni
the
ten
year
lifetime
of
the
treaty,
no
recomiucnna-
You
could
argue,
with
consid-
sity.
The
introduction
of
u
erable
welgnt,
tnat
the
great
further
fleet
such
as
that
of
wars
of
this
century
were
mere-,
the
Japanese
can
mean
only
owr
ly
the
coming
heme
to
roast
of
.
of
two
tilings:
an
end
to
con-the
chickens
which
were
hatcb-1
-servation
with
all-that
would
congregation
of
St.
Paul's
will
be
i.on
lor
abstention
c.in
he
made
held
next
Friday
evening
can't
do
it
at
the
moment,
and
that,
at
the
moment
also,
we
have
to
have
money.
Therefore
we
make
the
best
deal
we
can
to
sell
all
the
goods
we
can
looking
hopefully,
with
Mr.
Drew,
to
that
day
when
we
will
ship
nothing
abroad
but
finished
products.
Approves
Treaty
DON'T
AGREE
with
some
of
the
criticism
WE
of
the
proposed
North
Pacific
Fisheries
Treaty
it's
not
perfect,
but
it's
a
step
in
the
right
by
either
the
united
states
or
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
CHURCH
ed
out
in
the
years
of
miscalled
'
imply
or
a
tremendous
loss
of
:
Canada
from
fishing
any
species
'peace"
of
the
Victorian
era.
:
earnings
to
our
fishermen
who
on
any
part
of
the
coast.
Mr.
,
i
would
be
compelled
to
share
the
;
Applewhaite
states
this
.h-cIiuii
FOR
ALL
THAT
the
fact
re-
catch
with
a
new
and
highly
Is
of
great
importance
to
Can-
I
mains
that
both
in
the
time
'
developed
fishing
fleet
lrom
:
aria.
Has
he
considered
the
iact
I
of
Elizabeth
and
in
that
of
Vio-!
Japan.
that
the
treaty
already
contains
clause
Ihut
requires
Canada
SO
J.
k-Jtr
wA.V
lU
Prince
Rupert
Sunday,
February
10th
II
a.m.
Morning
Prayer.
Memorial
Sermon
with
special
music
.
,
prayers
mourning
the
death
of
His
Mi
King
Oeorge
VI.
Proacher:
The
Bishop.
Member:
of
Her
Majesty's
Forces,
both
permaiifn;
leserve.
are
invited
to
attend
In
uniform.
1
toria
the
whole
human
family
;
Much
lias
been
made
of
th;1
rifl'iVt
ion
snv
an
nffici:il
nhitempnt
fif
tho
FiVhPl'toa
"'.made
areat
and
hisloric
strides
fact
that
the
three
main
nmi?.
'
0
abstain
from
lining
in
Hi
I
vmnm
i
)
-j"
-
"
-
"
,
,
,
'
U..1H...1
.....
'.
'
il
Riiu
nr
It"'
Melirlnu
.Sen
while
iunwcuu
aim
upwaiu.
.
iiuiiuui,
sauuon
ana
nerring
3
n
Association
of
British
Columbia.
Every
workable
me
oinci
ii.tnu
im:
uiiiteu
H
fr
Wells
died
In
o
hhielf
are
nrotpftpd
in
Iho
ftof
;
11
cloud
ol
gloom
and
abject
pes-
a
period
of
five
years,
what
simism.
But
our
age
has
pro-'
the
immediate
threat
to
,jS
stain
from
fi.shing
Hecate!
2,IJ
I
I
W
k
j
duced
no
greater
historian.
He
other
species
such
as
sole
cc
,
iDiians
OT
any
o'lici
JUI
l
Ul
UU.,
1
.II
lyl
Wf
a.l,.0
-
MJ..--V-)-ri--r-Mi
iiMni
infii
.
:
tvist.
'
i
nis
n
ea
m,
i
ini.
nnee
ini
v
m
r
'
v
m
m
ma
11
described
the
eighty
years
be-'
founders,
cub,
dog-fish
a
....
-
l.iimiiiii.iiiaiiJ
fore
1914
as
the
hacnlest.
most
shark?
Desnite
the
fnet
ihnt
,h
productive,
most
humanizing,
United
States
and
Mexico
have
!
u,c
Vnltc(i
States
to
get
out
ol
most
rrvrrelfnl
norlnrt
in
th,.
issued
nrnelii
in
a
I
inn.
w.nHini,
!
thU
fishery
even
though
it
is
whole
record
of
this
strange
hu-
heir
territorial
waters
to
pro-
'Presently
in
danger
oi
.depletion
.
man
race.
.test
those
stocks
of
fish
tradi-lIf
we
d0
wc
wlU
bc
BUlUv
ol
I
a
.
tlonallv
inken
k
,hi,-
i.
breaking
the
treaty.
Wc
tail
to,-
international
agreement
must,
of
necessity,
contain
some
elements
of
compromise
between
the
interests
of
the
countries
concerned.
Canada
has
had
to
make
few,
if
ahy,
compromises
in
this
case.
We
believe
that
the
proposed
convention
'will
safeguard
our
vital
raw
material
and
provide
a
valuable
precedent
for
the
solution
of
future
problems.
We
do
not
believe
that
Canada
will
lose
anything
by
signing
we
are
confident
that
she
will
gain
a
great
deal.
!l
Scripture
f-aJ.ttige
for
Jodaif
1
"Mary
hath
chosen
that
good
part."St.
Luke
10:42.
"see
where
the
inte.e.its
of
Can-
j
THERE
IS
no
ereater
mistake
to
date
Canada
has
failed
t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
Canadian
fishermen
I
'
than
to
sav
that
the
British
take
similar
action
Immedinto.
FIRST
UNITED
CHUR&
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship
SERMON
"In
Remembrance"
'
Children's
Story
"Two
Royal
Girls"
Anthem
"Jesus
Shall
Reign."
Dare.
Fourth
Prince
Rupert
Cubs
and
Scouts
will
''
the
Morning
Service.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship
SERMON
"In
The
Year
That
.
.
."
Anthem
"For
All
the
Saints."
Barnby.
'monnrrhv
no
lonner
has
nnwer
Iv
after
the
ratification
nf
thi
are
being
protected.
11
It
appears
hmuitirJ
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
!
There
are
two
distinctly
differ-
treaty,
Japanese
fishermen
!
tobe
a
complotc
.sell-out
to
Am-:
ent
kinds
of
power
in
this
world
could
enter
our
bottom
fishery
i
eri,in
Interests.
I
the
power
to
persuade
people,
up
to
the
three
mile
limit
This
-
when
askcd
anollt
the
?ov-!
and
the
power
to
compel
them,
would
include
Hecate
Straits
i
ernment's
intentions
as
to
th:'
and
the
west,
mast
nr
v-mr.n
I
extension
of
our
territorial
w
at-
ers,
both
the
Minister
and
Mr
I
since
lost,
or
gladly
gave
up,
the
ver
Island.
To
state
that
it
Attend
these
Memorial
Services
for
our
late
Kinf
C
power
to
compel
their
subjects
would
be
unprofitable
for
them
!
Appiewhaile
have
hinted
at
pos.
the
Northwost
Mounted
Po-
uy
fjy
u.o
i''v
mi
v.
u
i"-;t
rt
,L,
,,...
In
mnu
,hu.
H,i(
,
sioie
reprisals
uy
uie
u.o.
in
me
iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
at
First
United
Church,
Bwr.m
lice,
this
little
community
lost
,
"V
"
,
DU"":
"a,c
L
"
,,
7
,
lur
inu
form
of
higher
tariffs.
on
our
fish
is
U,.m
lie
oorlinr
H
id
i
i.
ol-1
dually
"H"y
gained
BU1UCU
in
111
their
meu
power
OUWC.
cheaper
.u,iti
iuu
13
to
tu
completely
CUlIlUieteiy
ie
Iff-
ray
Primary
at
11
a.m.;
Juniors
and
Older
at
iz:
At
Conrad
United
Hail
all
at
1
p.m.
fish
products.
This
t
certainly
not
the
action
of
a
friendly
na-
'suaue
peup.e,
lo
m
.uene
u
wie
case.
Am-
when
the
change
was
made.
Now,
i"
'.r.
.
.1
....'Miumaii
acton
bv
exam
Die.
ad-.
erica
n
draeecrs
find
It
i.rmiw
mere
win
De
a
i-ourisi
attraction
,
.
,
r
ri.K,.
.
.
.'
i
linn
ottemntin,,
tn
nni-lr
nut.
n
vni'Kn
ri?'iT'
rim
uin
moot
m
th
Manse
a'
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MININO
MACHINERY
angle
and
there
is
something
of
the
evening
service.
vice
uiiu
suggesLion.
:
yiviiivauie
operate
in
tnese
I
ft
-
The
world
in
general
and
the,
waters
and
the
record
of
Jap-
j
common
problem
In
ttie
be.st
in-British
world
kingdom
in
par-;
anese
fishing
techniques
has!
"Continued
on
page
Bi
Reflects
and
Reminisces
to
this.
Once,
there
was
a
"Fort
George."
It
also
had
to
change,
and
this
seems
to
have
become
permanent.
ticuiar
never
needed
tne
leml-
ucisiraied
tneir
ability
to'
nine,
queenly
influence
in
hu-
operate
thousands
of
miles
from
man
affairs
so
much
as
it
needs
their
home
ports.
We
are
already
it
now.
For
the
British
world
feeling
the
effects
of
uncontrol-
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNAO
G.E.
CLOCK
RADIOS
.
.
.
the
world's
most
useful
radio
Kingdom
cannot
even
sunvlve,
iea
nsiMng
of
bottom
fish
by
much
less
thrive,
except
in
a
American
and
Canadian
trawl-human
family
that
achieves
and
ers.
With
no
conservation
pro-keeps
genuine
peace,
based
0:1
gram
in
effect
for
these
species
justice,
plus
kindliness.
at
the
present
time
it
will
be
It's
time
for
a
Queen.
I
obvious
to
all
the
effect
a
new
202
Sixth
West
(across
from
Armiiris
SUNDAY
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
10.30
Morning
Service
11:30
Evangelistic
7:30
,
Anyone
insensible
to
the
drama
of
what
is
happening
overseas
today
must
miss
much
in
life.
Apart
from
the
fact
of
a
beloved
figure
having
been
taken,
the
circumstances
surrounding
It,
cannot
but
be
memorable..
A
sorrow,
not
perfunctory,
but
possessing
a
depth
and
a
sincerity
has
come.
Postmaster
Jenne
of
Juneau
has
received
official
approval
for
the
establishment
of
city
delivery
and
parcel
post
service.
Four
carrier
routes
will
be
set
up,
one
in
the
business
area
and
three
in
the
residential
districts.
Ever
notice
the
contrast
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Juneau?
The
spaciousness
of
the
former
and
compactness
of
the
latter4
No
more
worry
about
falling
asleep
and
leaving
the
radio
on
...
no
more
startled
wakening
to
Jangling
alarms
.
.
.
not
with
a
GE
CLOCK
RADIO.
jjj'
'
lleet
would
have.
Mr.
Applewhaite
expressed
tne
the
commencement
of
Saturday
closing
is
deferred
for
a
week.
"A
-
vr
k.f
j
f
r
-
C....Mi'
44.95
The
best
of
each
ONLY
re
iou
in
neea
or
ini.Tt'""
COME
AND
HEAR
A
CLOCK
-
A
RADIO
-
A
MUSICAL
ALARM
opinion
that
our
fisheries
were
wfe
from
the
Japanese
but
in
danger
of
Russian
intervention.
This
could
occur
at
some
future
date
but
whatj
is
the
immediate
situation?
While
the
USSR
has
a
relatively
undeveloped
fishery
in
the
Pacific,
the
Japanese
Poster
in
the
window
of
a
barber
shop
in
Versailles,
Missouri:
Hair
Cut
any
size
head
35c.
Until
yesterday
there
seemed
some
uncertainty
as
to
how
many
days,
next
week,
the
banks
in
the
big
cities
would
be
closed
or
partly
closed.
Thursday
afternoon
to
Monday
morning
would
See
them
at
Evangelist
E.
Olmstead
A
grief
felt
in
millions
of
hearts,
seen
in
countless
half-masted
flags
and
heard
in
the
voice
of
cannon
around
the
globe.
There
is
something
in
these
deep
rites
and
ceremonials
this
solemnity,
dignity
and
set
rule-that
stirs
the
mind
and
awakens
emotion.
Ottawa.
Ontario.
.Effective
next
April
the
town
of
Macleod
in
Southern
Alberta
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
have
a
fleet
comparable
to
none
!
be
a
long
time
to
be
denied
any
O.
F
Pastor
Green
3S1
will
resume
its
original
name
1
banking.
80,
while
there
Is
clos
with
a
history
of
expansion
into
YOUR
OF.
DEALER
1
ill
parts
of
the
world.
Speaking
'
Fort
Macleod."
Founded
In
1874
1
ing
on
the
King's
funeral
day,