1
i
uy
the
unci
as
it
niuuuuu
mnd
cans
ciiu
are
are;
'lands
lands
iaPi'"'"
.T!'
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
March
20.
1952
:
nmmin.
iiui
Eight
Cruises
By
Prince
George
;
at
Prince
Rupert,
Ketchikan
'.
will
mm
jimrHU
w
p
pnrniita
Tallin
i
ment
and
training
of
the
force
already
in
operation
which
the
'
minister
described
as
a
"going
,
concern."
Work
is
proceeding
i
on
such
projects
as
regional
war
i
rooms
and
local
control
centres.
Backs
Pact
And
Member
-.
-
.
v
u
n:
fjjj
.
u
y
Skagway.
Southbound
calls
are
;
visit
to
,,'.''
Civil
Defence
Below
Target
But
Britain
Will
Itesort
to
C'OnstTtption
Only
as
Last
Resort
Tiht
Eight
cruises
ciuises
to
w
Alaska
AiasKd
are
we
"'""i1"''
n-ewinnan,
'onth,
pHn(,e
Ru
and
Q
uuv
nouneed
,0f,'
.
scheduled
this
year
for
the
d'an
man
tour
tr,,,J
r
Truman
Feared
Parson
Ontario
3rd
World
War
House
Speaker
i
The
country'
pujUc
air-ra:d
I
complied
warning
system
is
being
re-es-;
cruise
liner
Prince
Oeorge,
flag
Canadian
National
'
"DAILY
..VZn
NEWS"
ln.
the
Prt
Be
ernVii.-j
.
;
'
tablishcd
and
delivery
of
new
:t
hip
of
bring
results.
..j
KH-Atii!
htc
olnitv
Ctnomcrimc
Jr";
PftflKt
fleet.
Provincial
Legislature
Has
Ecclesiastical
Aura
By-tfOHN
M.
HIGHTOWER
j
WASHINGTON,
March
18
(API
LONDON
(CP)
Althougn
vXa!d
The
Prince
George
will
lnau-
hard-pressed
'for
recruits
toj
sir
rjaVid
said
that
special
In-!
gurate
her
summer
series
of
bolster
Britain's
civil
defence
!
struments
for
the
detection
of
day
round
cruise
to
Skagway
eorp
Home
Secretary
Sir
Davis
'
radio-activity
following
explo-
when
she
turives
here
on
June
'
si
,n
(lf
an
atom!
bomb
bave
,6-
Maxwell
Fvfe
has
announced
nas
Maxweu
ryie
ainiouncea
,
orcl(,r
for
some
timc.
Seven
ports
of
'all
are
mad-
that
the
government
will
con-:
.
.
v
Axil
4
-
;
Pwaiident
Truman
secretly;
TORONTO
(CP)
The
speak-;
feared
on
two
occasions
in
re-
ers
cnajr
jn
the
Ontario
legis-1
cent
years
hat
a
third
world
iatUre
has
an
ecclesiastical
aura;
war
was
about
to
break
out.
t
in
tne
present
session
of
the
He
saw
that
explosive
threat
;
assembly.
Both
the
speaker
and
first
in
the
Berlin
crisis
in
Sep-
deputy
speaker
are
clergymen,
tember,
1948,
and
again
in
the
Rev.
M.
C.
Davies,
speaker
in;
United
Nations'
reverses
in
Ko-
the
23rd
legislature
from
1948
tea
in
December.
1950.
after
Red
to
1951.
was
reappointed
at
this
China
intervened.
;
first
session
of
the
new
legis-!
Truman
recorded
his
anxieties
lature.
Rev.
Wallace
Downer
over
war
along
with
his
pri-
was
named
as
his
deputy.
'
vately-noted
thoughts
on
Stalin,
The
similarity
does
not
end
(
Russia,
preventive
war
and
vari-
there.
Both
are
Anglican
clergy-'
mis
other
foreign
matters
in
men
and
both
were
chaplains
personal
papers
published
today
in
the
Second
World
War.
I
sider
compulsory
service
only
as
1
;
a
last
resort.
j
j
The
corps,
organized
to
meet!
;
the
possibility
of
atomic
war-
j
;
fare,
has
reached
only
about
85
;
i
percent
of
its
3ji.:.iitio
target!
of
170.000
volunteers.
I
The
minister
indicated
tlmli
!
the
response
so
far
has
been
jmost
disappointing
in
the
auxil-i
j
iary
fire
service,
a
branch
of
the
TZiJ,
.;
v
in
the
book
"Mr.
President."
Mr.
Davies'
reappointment
!
OTTAWA
(Special
to
Daily
i
corps
which
faced
a
heavy
task!
Newsi-Speaking
in
the
Sen-
!
in
the
last
war.
Air-iaid
fire
i
ate
Senator
Tom
Reid
of
New
!
damage,
especially
if
atomic
mis-
j
Westminster,
a
life
long
friend
j
siles
were
used,
would
constitute
,
of
Pacific
Coast
fishermen,
i
the
gravest
menace
to
the
home
made
a
spirited
and
factual
front
4n
event
of
another
war.
defence
of
the
proposed
Can-
j
-j
cannot
emphasize
too
The
book,
published,
by
Far-
this
year
brought
general
ap-
rar,
Straus
and
Young.
Inc.,
was
pr0val
from
both
sides
of
the
written
by
William
Hillman,
for-
house.
Members
of
all
parties
mer
newspaper
man
who
now
is
have
praised
the
fairness
of
the
a
radio
commentator
for
the
Welsh-born
rector
of
St.
Geoige's
Mutual
Broadcasting
System.
Church
in
Windsor,
whose
chief
Yriu've
more
to
'fijoy
ut
1Me
Sylvia
its
gorucoiiK
w'iiic
scltinu
its
hospitable
service
its
eon
vrnK'iit
litcihlR's
where
yoti
"dine
in
the
ky"
The-papers
also
disclose
that
duty
is
to
preserve
order
in
the,
rt
,,,
united
States
Fish
dak
fat...
I
CANNED
FOODS
strongly
the
danger
of
delay
tin-;
til
an
emergency
arises,"
Sir
Truman
once
sent
a
message
to
assembly's
debates.
;
erj-es
treaty.
He
stated
his
the
Kremlin
that
btahn
was
not
Mr.
Downer's
appointment
as
opinion
that
the
campaign
op-
'David
said.
"There
will
be
no
a
man
of
his
word.
And
the
deDutv
sDeaker
was
also
an-
nosing
the
treaty
was
for
the
j
ti
th-n
to
train
4aree
num-
,
do
your
own
cook
mi;
or
both!
y
All
ut
pli'iisantly
ensy
rates!
Svlvisi
iMvnih
(
t
1
7
;
Viiiuciuv'i
JuiMtm
i.:v
utU
'Riy
M4
OIUrH
St.
fArt.c
H.tltord
C.
h-
Manv.g
Direlor
President
once
read
State
Sec-
piauded.
He
is
one
of
only
eight
purpose
of
causing
friction
be-
;
bprs
volurtlcers.
beon
retary
James
F.
Byrnes
a
stiff
members
in
the
house
who
have
tween
Canada
ana
me
uniieu
Meanwhile,
Steps
have
taken
to
complete
the
equip-
I
-w
lecture
on
who
was
boss
of
U.S.
been
members
since
1937.
Two,
States.
foreign
policy
and
on
the
need
0f
these
are
in
the
Liberal
ranks;
'
Referring
to
claims
that
Cana-
for
a
tough
attitude
toward
the
other
five
are
cabinet
min-
j
da
had
given
in
.o
the
United
Russia.
isters,
including
Premier
Frost.
;
States,
he
said
such
talk
"is
In
the
Byrnes
memorandum,;
Mr.
Davies
was
first
elected;
jus'
rot
and
balderdash."
possibly
the
most
sensational
!
Xor
Windsor-Walkerville
consti-
j
He
congratulated
Fisheries
item
in
the
book,
Truman
said
tuency
in
1945
after
four
years
Minister
Mayhew
and
Deputy
sharply
that
he,
not
Byrnes,
as
chaplain
with
the
RCAF.
;
Minister
Bates
on
the
treaty
would
make
final
foreign
policy
From
1942-44
he
was
deputy!
hni
f
...K.io
v,
hh
Kiti
o.r,
!.,.!
and
said
that
the
choice
of
r
E.
T.
Applewhaite
MP
for
;
Skeena
xas
a
member
of
the
j
delegation
was
a
wise
and
i
popular
one.
,
j
"I'm
tired
of
babying
the
Rus-
service.
sians."
Mr.
Downer
was
in
Italy
dur-
That
was
in
January,
1946,
and
ing
the
1943
provincial
election
Byrnes,
then
one
of
the
Presi-
in
which
he
contested
the
Duf-
5
(m
lerin-Simcoe
riding
he
won
in
1937.
It
was
two
days
before
the
news
of
his
re-election
reached
the
4th
Anti-Tank
Regiment
where
he
was
serving.
He
later
Russian
author
j
Nikolai
Gogol,
great
Russian
novelist
of
the
19th
century,
is
;
called
the
father
of
the
Russian
j
returned
to
Canada
and
was
sent
1
snort
story-
!
dent's
closest
advisers,
had
just
Deen
to
Moscow
where
he
made
agreements
which
critics
characterized
as
appeasement
of
the
Russians.
Truman's
account
gives
no
hint
as
to
Byrnes'
response.
Byrnes
resigned
a
year
later.
He
denied
that
Truman
had
given,
'him
a
"stiff
lecture."
TKRRIBLE
FEELING
Here
are
some
of
the
chief
points
the
book
makes
about
Truman
and
foreign
policy
matters:
1.
When
Russia's
blockade
of
Emily
Kimbr
jugh
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
It's
Her
Favorite!
in
1945
as
senior
chaplain
to
Newfoundland.
;
Mr.
Downer
has
been
rector
of
the
Church
of
the
Redeemer
at
Duntroon,
Ont.,
for
17
years.
I
4t
I
.
I
J
I'l
..
..
I
.
.
..!
U
I.'
I
I..
I
.1
-1
.
1
ft
d
it
ill
iinv
(
ipi
jiiii
w
1
II
iiurti
iii'ia
iiaiiniv
iiiii
11
liat
to
cM''t.
I5til
really,
Jean,
tliin:s
have
iUhI
out
Momlerftilly
for
us
t
'.
.
.
I-'irst
lliiii".
of
rourse.
is
Art's
inli
at
tlie
plant,
lie's
erav
alout
i
Austerity
Worries
Hard
on
Housewife
antl
I
TTtnst
sa
it's
lriii.'inji
in
a
Iij:er
pay
elieiii(
than
-either
of
us
had
ewr
seen
before.
Then
there's
free
insnranee
for
holh
of
us
and
the
liildren
too
Not
t$fc
Berlin
was
six
months
old,
the
j
President
was
'briefed
by
his
I
military
chaifs
on
September
13.
!
1948,
on
"bases,
bombs,
Mos-!
cow,
Leningrad
and
the
like."
'
LONDON
(CP)
The
"little
woman"
faced
with
the
problem
nf
Irppnino-
her
pynpnsps
within
Truman
wrote
afterwards:
"I
i
the
weekly
nousehoid
aUow-
have
a
terrible
feeling
that
we
ance
has
far
greater
financial
are
very
close
to
war.
i
worrips
than
the
husband,
says
mated
i
I
TW
'
;-:
lit
just
aeeitletil
insnranee,
hut
Life
and
Siekness
and
all
the
rest
ever
tiling
ou
can
think
of
in
fact
i
1
1
1
no
strings
attached.
That's
a
hifi
help.
not
hain;
It
worry
ahont
Hilly
and
Shirley
if
they
fiet
si-k
or
an
tiling."
''.
.
.
Hill
what
Art
likes
particularly
ahoul
the
job
is
its
security
ami
advancement
opportunities,
ou
see,
the
(ielltilose
Company
is
running
a
ftdl
time
op-ration
up
here.
That
means
we
can
plan
ahead
from
car
to
ear
without
tiiat
awful
uncertainty
of
laxofl's
or
shuldowtis.
Hy
this
time
next
ear
we
hope
to
have
our
ow
n
home
and
lie
able
to
call
ourscbes
real
IVinee
Ituperlites
or
w
hatcver
the
name
is.
L'vcrone's
lw-n
so
helpful
and
vec
made
cjtiite
a
few
elooe
frieixls
already."
.
.
Knowing
Art,
you'll
probably
lauj;li
but
the
Hif
l.up
is
eeti
taking
a
4orrespmdenee
course
in
plant
management.
That's
itnother
tin
ii
;
the
Company
helps
out
with.",
2.
On
December
9,
1950,
a
:
the
current
issue
of
the
House-
I
month
after
massive
Chinese
1
worker,
organ
of
the
National
armies
struck
in
Korea,
Tru-
institute
of
Houseworkers.
,
man
wrote
that
the
nation
faced
j
"When
rnuney
is
short,
it
is
j
I
I
a
jittery
world
and
confided:
j
always
the
mother
of
the
farn-I
;
"I
have
worket.
lor
peace
for
i
ily
who
must
sacrifice
all
lux-
I
live
years
and
six
months,
and
uries,"
the
paper
says.
"It
;s
I
j
it
looks
like
world
war
III
Is
j
she
who
must
forgo
a
new
coat,
I
!
a
fresh
hat
and
other
little
luxuries
in
order
that
her
children
near."
3.
In
the
Byrnes
memoran
Ai-pept
an
invitation
from
Kimlv
kimhroiigii.
Compare
Um;e
Hos.vkt
Margarine
with
nny
sjinvid
ut
mui
prk'f1.
Like
the
autiutr
ami
lerturrr,
you'll
lovrj
lii.ci:
Howkt's
frcli,
vcrf
fiivor!;IJ
ifh
nutrition
!
I
teal
economy
!
i
lii.CK
Honskt
is
Canal:iK
line
j
quality
Hll-veaetnlile
maifarini'.
I
se
lii.ri-:
Hom:t
in
ciKikini;,
m
vi-trc-t;illos,
hn
a
(Ifliiious
-prf'al.
Hny
i
Hi.
i
k
liowirr
ami
(tot
"all
tlnre"
-
j
flavor!
Nutntiori!
I
M-ononi-c-'!
I
lii.ru
HiiNNKT
M.'irnnriiirt
is
oh
I
in
!
twotypes
-
iftiulari'i
onoiny
pai-hfii:
'
with
color
walcr,
ami
iiImi
in
tli(!
!
famous
Yu.Ijow
(i
ik
Img
for
l':i-t.
1
casv
c
li
ir.
Br-;f
dum
of
January,
1946,
Truman
will
be
well
cared
for."
u
'
it
for
,,.w
.
.
Wfcffl
FAMED
ACTRESS
The
home
of
Ellen
Terry,
great
British
actress,
is
maintained
as
a
memorial
museum
in
Tenterden,
Kent,
England.
.
.
.
(Hi!
Uh!
That
sounds
like
my
ruy
at
the
door.
No
lniirt
called
for
an
end
to
compromise
with
Russia
and
said:
"Unless
Russia
is
faced
with
an
iron
fist
and
strong
language
another
wai
is
in
the
making.
Only
one
language
do
they
understand
'How
many
divisions
have
you?'
"
4.
A
message
io
Stalin
in
March,
1949,
sent
through
Ambassador
Walter
Bedell
Smith
at
Moscow,
said
Truman
was
disappointed
that
Stalin
had
not
kept
his
word
to
get
Russian
troops
out
of
Iran
by
March
2.
He
also
told
Smith
to
"urge
Stalin"
to
visit
America.
Ctiliiiiihiti
(
.'cnNr
.';iiiftv
in
'I
ir
Jirsl
ii
nil
nf
n
riiv
4:niinliins
(tiiituliiiii
iinliilriul
organization.
It
i
ill
in
fftr
months,
litis
organization
irill
lie
mmhiniiie
timber
f
nun
llrilisli
I
olnniltiii
irli
natural
k.h
tlrriralivvs
from
Unrla
to
iiriulmv
a
txiilo
rati
up
tif
Jihrrx
anil
ullivr
mituti'
liroilncts
for
amnlians
from
roast
to
roast,
ttnr
firmiram
of
ronlinnoim
forrst
yirhl
nisurvH
lust
in
a
full-time
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linn
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for
llionsamls
of
t
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norl.rrx.
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Ml
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b::RINE
The
church
at
Saul
in
County
Down
stands
on
the
site
where
St.
Patrick
preached
his
first
sermon
in
Ireland
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