Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
SALE
As
I
See
It
Writer
Urges
Aciion
To
Stop
Mail
Maij
Moves
Thursday,
February
12,
1953
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and
Central
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Columbia.
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of
Canadian
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Canadian
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ticAij
readers
nave
sent
me
copies
of
the
"obnoxious
pamphlet"
re
l.ils
sworn
to
ouxl
whites
iron
the
colony
He
has
lived
miw
of
his
years
anion
them
spe-ak
their
lanRuaire
fliienUv.
cently
denounced
from
al!
I
sides
of
the
British
House!
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lust
written
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MttU-arxl
the
Klku'vu."
11
lili
ll
In-
sltiKlea
out
land
tm
eer
as
the
(tr-atcst
sinKii"
tacto'
behind
the
arourre
"Thr
6:ins"
"t
'
Mn
M
u
mirvement
are
still
very
iav-.'
TIIK
BAND
OF
THE
ROTAL
CANAOIAX
RIX.IMEYT
on
parade
at
a
rrr-mony
l
ihe
National
War
Memorial
In
Ottawa
leavct
shortly
for
a
tour
of
duty
in
Kinn
ith
C'itl-i
I5tJ-.
Ir.fsr.try
Brigade.
The
band
folloms
bands
of
the
Princess
Patrlvla
a
Canadian
Light
Infantry
and
the
Royal
22nd
Reflment
which
have
completed
tours
of
duty
in
the
Tar
at
of
Commons.
It
is
titled
-Plans
of
the
Syna-giup
of
Satan
for
Free
DU-tnrMttKVi,
(
nir-rt'e
fneo
British
Israel
Association
of
Greater
Vancouver."
It
explains
on
pace
five
how
en
ex-Communist
Bulgarian
diplomat
fled
from
home,
hid
out
in
Budapest
where
he
obtained
a
copy
of
a
speech
supposedly
given
by
-Rabbi
Emanuel
Rabinovk'h
before
a
special
he
dwlares.
'
and
unless
the
r
Naders
can
je
Klenllhea
an'
Support
the
Boy
Scouts
years
apo
there
died
at
the
ape
of
84
TWELVE
a
remarkable
man
who,
though
christened
distinctively
as
Robert
Stephenson
Smyth,
became
better
known
by
his
surname,
Baden-Powell.
At
an
early
ape
Baden-Powell
found
it
entertaining
to
hide
in
trees
when
Indians
were
about
in
the
shaiie
of
masters
of
his
English
schonookinr
for
boys
out
of
bounds.
It
is
not
recorded
what
value
he
pained
from
this
pastime,
but
the
fact
remains
that
Baden-Powell
kfame
perhaps
the
greatest
exponent
of
wood-lore
in
modern
history.
It
is
said
that
he
could
follow
a
spoor
like
a
Zulu.
What
is
more
important,
he
started
a
scouting
movement
that
promises
to
endure
and
prow
as
lonp
iuJ
there
are
rmys
on
earth.
His
endowments
take
on
particular
significance
for
Prince
Rupert
at
this
moment
as
an
appeal
is
Jfinj'
made
to
support
the
youthful
fraternity
which
be
founded,
that
of
the
Boy
Scouts.
"m
Althouph
Baden-Powell
was
an
enthusiast
of
outdoor
life,
his
first
interest
was
in
the
successful
cTowth
of
boy
into
man.
In
looking
for
a
code
by
arreitrd.
as
tly
are
apfH.inlKl
an
atirnilil
may
still
be
made
U
STORK
SHOPr
I
carry
out
the
orittlnal
lull
nlii
i
lot
a
wholcMile
stl.uk
-on
tlx
!
Foroiiean
population"
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Down
east
a
boy
Infant
whist-
important
part
of
It.
!
Tlw
closing
date
of
the
Orand
led
when
a
few
days
old.
It
would
ALWAYS
FARTNP.KS!
NaUottai
at
Aintree
la
this
month
seem
that
Just
now,
babies
are
Fellow
says
that
some
thintts
and
there
Is
no
scarcity
of
tickets
smarter,
or
nurses
are
becoming
seem
fated
to
go
together,
such
securely
tuekeu
away
more
beautiful.
as
ham
and
engs,
foxes
and
'mff
tin?
of
the
Emergency
'
Council
of
European
Rabbis
In
,
'
1
Budapest.
Hungary.
January
12,
lt52."
Ho
smirRslfd
this
text
'out
to
Germany,
says
the
pam-
nhlet
and
then
In
I'RA
vbi'
hounds,
and
homes
and
Ottawa
he
gave
it
to
one
Eikoi".
mi.
:
Now
18
the
lime
for
seed
cata-
-Ex
A
luxury
residential
area
Is
being
considered
fw
rnm-r
George,
the
:te
being
atom
tiif
Fraser
River.
There
Is
said
to
b
a
pressing
need.
So
far
as
Prince
lins.
It
has
been
published
In
'
lo"s-
insteA
spying
In
se-
several
US.
and
Canadian
Jem-0"
10
ivf
wno0P
nd
IS"AIXT
SOMETIIINT.
nel,-
A
bachelor
not
entirely
with
1
baitini!
she-La
hefnre
the
renrirt
-
He
can,
for
ex-
Kuoert
Is
concerned,
there
is
a
in
VancouTpr.
The
se,nd-tn.
i
out
advantages
The
ten-mile
tunnel
at
K1U--ample
silence
the
loud
speaker
pressing
need,
but
it
s
more
for
mat
has
a
drop
sixteen
times
;
by
a
bit
of
dial
twistinv
resiliences
than
re;t.s.
jiast
link
in
this
Infamous
chain
.
was
a
Canadian
paper
run
by
:
ex-Social
Crediters
who
were
that
of
Niagara
Falls.
But
then
there
won't
be
nearly
so
many1
Mr.
Churchill,
it
has
often
..
V,:..u
;,rV,t
mi;rl
Ucjilf
Vir
ua
nfit
rwvnniwl
expelled
from
the
party
by
Pre
Call
2.
That's
the
Cab
1)1
,,mvii
jfut,.
K
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jmier
Manning
for
doin
CI
V
hat
th
Rrit
h
:
i,
um
11.
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n
i
t
uu
bv
stern
and
joyless
thouphts.
un
tne
contrary,
ne
;
smu
ever
been
able
to
either
coax
or
I
Israelites
now
do
In
a
big
way.
A
communist
Is
sometimes
des-
force
candy
away
from
him
crlbed
as
yearnings
for
equal
division
of
rrnemi
1
pflmlnffe
T.
e
fnllnvlne
1ntwt
nn
ft
tvtv
xrim
a
penial
individual
whose
beliefs
went
like
this:
"I
believe
that
God
put
us
in
this
jolly
world
to
U-
happy
and
enjoy
life.
One
step
towards
happiness
j
THE
Imae
inary
Rabbi's
"speech'
I
Is
so
ridimlorn
fso
obviously
'
We
hear
the
old-fashioned
of
fish
In
a
British
warehouse
Sun
Life
Again
Ho!
I
lliut
II
WUUM1
IIOl
Ue-'trxtne
-
rfi.o
.-.4
!..
W.
is
to
make
yourself
healthy
and
strong
while
you
;
ceive
an
intelligent
child
of
ten.
!,Kiv
,wnvi
iir.
th.
m.i,i.
-f
.
.ii.r.H
ie
t
hiiHO"
ilia
are
a
hoy,
so
that
you
can
be
useful
ami
so
you
can
;
Va
asked
to
bill,
st
tond
BlrI
days-never
mind.
-
enjoy
life
when
you
are
a
man.
But
the
real
way
to
j
the
jews
through
the
-syna-
j
commencing
this
month,
can-
ji
st
an
ache
Top
Canadian
Recc
,
fi-t
happiness
is
by
giving
out
happiness
to
other
,j
...
S
JTr,.
adas
newest
and
latest
postage,
ifty
years
ago.
Canada's
World
War
Two
and
deliber-
i
sUfnp
became
effecUre.
It
u
record
wheat
crop
would
have
Fnr
'S?
Mpu
Rneine
rwt..r
.
.
,for
do,,r
nd
places
the
meant
cheaper
bread.
Now
It
who
killed
off
over
five
million
ttshtrin.
It
U
doubtful
what
If
there
means-weU.
d.ies
it
mean
w
Mm
W
W
I
W
WUJHIV
fope."
In
this
spirit
the
Scout
Law
was
evolved.
Here
it
is:
'
HOME
Zt
,.
.....
,
.
)ta
anything-
In
the
service
more
.except
a
headache
for
markct-
The
..r,
Rabbi
is
made
these
1
by
lyp)(.
Nothing,
no
matter
how
ing
organisation,
obvious
forgers
to
say:
'
We
remoteIy.
Is
borrowed
or
adont-
m.l
W.j
Milliims
Sold
;
ToIhI
Insuranre
ii
Now
Over
$.
IIilIiMis;
Policyholders'
an
it
ii
must
now
work,
with
every
;
ed
It
u
canada-or
at
least
an
means
at
our
disposal
to
pre-
j
:1.
:2.
$22
Millions
Durinjr
1953
I'ppfd
by
il
M
'MILESTONES
cipltat
World
War
III
within
five
years
...
I
can
safely
promise
you
that
before
10
years
Jarvis
McLevO
mails.
card
;
frtim
Mexico,
remarking
the.
weather
is
fine,
and
suggesting
I
we
Journey
south
and
ae
Uie
j
country.
Well,
why
not?
We
can
remind
him
of
numerous
first
'
class
ideas!
I
A
Scout's
honor
is
to
be
trusted.
A
Scout
is
loyal.
A
Scout's
duty
is
to
be
useful
and
to
help
others.
A
Scout
is
a
friend
to
all
and
a
brother
to
every
other
Scout.
A
Scout
is
courteous."
A
Scout
is
a
friend
to
animals.
.
4.
As
little
a:$1.5opw
week.-
SEE
IT
TOD
A
I
429.50,
.
have
parsed
our
race
will
take',
""
tt
rtteo
Tae
iaiijr
Neat
jits
rightful
place
in
the
world
;
i
'very
Jew
a
king
ana
every
i
AQ
Y.ar.
Aaa
TnAnm
"
'
Gentile
a
slave.
The
fish
boat
Victoria
caiient'-
Six
vessels
Oiree
larne
ad
"We
a
r
a
rrtiinfintr
hMvilv
Ifhn
a.
t
.
.
.
.
fire
.nrl
hi.rna
tv
lh
wafer's
!
veM
e.f
mfitlv
ivrv
imm
the
l
lake
continues
I
on
reports
oi""
'
-
anti-Smitic
ootrages
in
Russia
,
edBe
on'y
'
of
the
per-:
Canadian
Navy
will
attend
the
(ne
aunai
nmn
wi
nc
rrrw
ueing
coronailnn
nexi
summer,
unrr.
to
whip
up
indignation
in
7.
A
Scout
obeys
orders
of
hfs
parents,
Patrol
Leader
or
Scoutmaster
without
question.
S.
A
Scout
smiles
and
whistles
under
all
savea,
British
warship
wimewhere
in
of
Dip
y
r
01
t...
.
$81
63'.'
.m
pass
i
poilrylvudi-n.
and
C
to
the
brli.
t.r.irx
i
rea.M-d
jxidi
i
tKi:o
-
T
tal
amount
ol
:i'
by
the
fssm
Life
s
r.
?
poliry
m
i-.-'.i1
:r
-'
now
rem
h'd
C
I
ASSITS
ASI)
istr-r
Total
aweb
f
pany
at
thr
rn4
(
I
amlrr
rrvlea
mrtr
B
'
0.
a
a
inrrraw
l
F
aver
IMI,
Tlie
e
were
invnlr4
m
aw
ami
private
enlrf""
United
States
.
.
.
simultaneous
M'lth
S-MS
million
of
new
buime
reare
4urin
1
tl)
Sun
l
ife
Aaturanre
ucn-
p.tiiy
uf
(anatlit
entine
hiilrt
(he
record
fur
another
!
er,
tiptn(t
all
Canadian
Hie
rnminnlii
w
Ih
ame
period.
Total
Nun
Life
incur-
t
litre
now
In
forre
amowwU
la
'
mnrr
than
"
hilliout.
nurk-
j
Inf
yet
another
milestone
in
I
the
pmrrew
ml
jnd.t't
j
'
eidlne
life
ruirpiriy.
(irwir
W.
Rmirke,
President.
In
pre-
wnllne
Sun
Life
d?ml
An-
)
n
ii4
1
IUMri.
niimnretl
that
I
nnHrvhnlderV
dividend
dur-
j
In
IfjJ
will
aninunt
la
t!2
millioni.
up
Ik
mlllMin
train
'
but
year.
Canadian
waters
for
a
day
or
so
ly
we
will
advance
through
new
30
Yean
Aaa
Today
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
VACUUM
CLtAMERS
RUPERT
"
an
informal
call
seurces
iarre
sums
to
outspok-
I
xne
Lutheran
church
.
an,-
was
wnat
enly
anti-Semitic
elements
in
'nounced
it
is
planning
the
erec-'.
amounted
to
And
It
was
not
so
America
to
increase
tneir
ef-
tion
of
a
two-storey
building
ln'r'8
Ji.
feetiveness
...
-
a
central
location
here
to
be
used
f
A
Scout
is
thrifty.
A
Scout
is
clean
in
thought,
word
and
deed.
I
can
state
with
assurance
as
a
church
and
also
as
an
as-
i
Some
folks
say
li
s
worth
a
few
RADIO
&
ElECTRIC
that
the
last
generation
of
sembly
hall
and
reading
room
dollars
to
think
of
what
you
d
do
white
children
is
now
being
for
fishermen.
:
in
the
event
of
winning
an
Irish
born.
Our
Control
Commission
j
.
sweep,
no
matter
how
many
prinripallt
ia
w4
Box
1279
Phone
644
will,
in
the
interests
of
peace
i
Edward
F.
Jones,
new
city
j
times
you
full
to
do
anything
of
StatinK
that
the
obtertlve
,
and
wiDine
out
Inter-racial
ten-!
elerir
and
solicitor
arrived
nnlthe
sort.
Seems
true
eiKiuvh
ol
the
biiMm-M
nf
life
husur-
j
sions.
forbid
whites
to
mate
with
the
Venture
from
Vancouver
to
where
this
fair
city
Is
concerned
pablw
attlilf
m.
'
niorlJJ".
Ibe
ia"
bond
invenlmnd
fae
amoimlrd
U
V
and
rr-v
It
In
interlinc
t
Han
Life
ImnliwW
'
MMt
home
imf
'
;
If
there
is
a
better
code
for
boy
or
man,
it
is
yet
to
I
reported.
To
keep
alive
the
movement
which
gets
its
inspiration
from
these
unselfish
precepts,
we
are
being
asked
by
the
local
Boy
Scouts
Association
to
help.
It
may
seem
selfish
to
say
so,
but
if
we
respond
generously,
we
will
be
doing
a
good
deed
not
only
to
others
but
to
ourselves
as
well.
mve
was
to
make
available
:
lU
M'tvirfi
to
a
many
rxiple
whites.
The
white
women
must
take
up
his
duties
at
the
city
cohabit
with
members
of
the
'
hall.
tatjil
turn
of
l1
ptMhiiuc.
Mr
Iwmrke
em-
!
nhai.et
tl.ut.
the
Kun
life
Ii
i
playinn
a
lending
role
in
this
rmrpoxe
tjtxt
year.
n
w
Sun
i
I.
He
hitm"is
ainoutiterj
to
SS45Mlf
OOO
as
coinn.ired
with
j
I
NSIST
ON
WH
HE
HORSE'!
average
af
$4.l"
"
Tha,
the
Caoiaaat
nraminent
art
a
the
1'Jf.i
fmure
of
4nl.m-
,
dark
the
white
men
with
.
i
races,
n
y,
.
fJ.
20
Yeorj
black
women.
Thus
the
white!
Ago
Todoy
,
race
will
disappear
...
I
Musa
Jean
Sunberg
entertain-!
We
shall
embark
upon
an
ed
the
Blue
Birds
Club,
a
branch
;
era
of
ten
thousand
yean
of
of
the
Baptist
Church,
and
their
peace
and
plenty,
the
Pax
Ju-
leader,
Mrs.
R.
H.
Liney.
at
her,
riaica.
and
our
race
will
rule
home
on
Fifth
Avenue.
j
i
undisputed
over
the
world."
j
'
'
!
-
-
4
j
A
Boeing
Junker
plane
made;
WHO
SAID
Hitler
was'
dead.
direct
flight
to
Vancouver
from
anyway?
Never,
at
their
low-
Prince
Rupert.
Passengers
were
to
provide
homrt
l
A
(K0.
en
n'Tene
of
H
.
The
i
Hun
Lie
pf.t'Hnnda
opT8te
i
OTTAWA"'
DIARY
By
NORMAN
M.
MocLEOD
pt
modeit
means.
est
rale
fiimril
e"1'
vear
was
!.
in
nearly
ju
rmnine
la
1.7-r
In
Ih
v"""
throuutioHit
the
world,
but
lite
minor
psrt
of
this
new
life
liunrnrirp
wwi
seemed
In
Thi-i
Increase.
rm-
.To
the
romance
that's
insep-i
tested
In
the
field.
The
present
v.
arable
from
a
mineral
rush
any-;
spectacular
finds
were
the
result.
est
and
roost
diabolical,
did
Jacs.
iw&ftugiey,
boo
xoung,
Mrs.
;
Such
Canadn
t'nited
States
and
Orrat
flrltnin
Oroun
Insur-
any
permaneni
w
1
in
the
inlercM
n
Smooth
additional
earnmr'
nnre
inrlmlpd
111
the
new
hiitnei
total
aimmnetd
to
1V87
l(f.
an
Inrrease
of
Hitler,
GoebeUs
and
his
chief,
"Page
ana
Marie
prinster.
,
Jew-hater
Rosenberg
descend
to!
Q
Years
Ago
Today
such
depths
as
have
the
inven-
tors
of
thU
foul
fake.
demolished
toy
a
huge
snowslide
It
is
to
the
credit
of
the
Ben-
'
he,.nm-
.
Scotch
So
Mellow
and
T2ich
7t
tnillKmi
over
191
The
Importance
of
Oroun
life
In-mi'in-e,
said
Mr
Bourke,
l
fr
d
I
i
'
"
thereby
trior
life
Inniiranr
W
hcl'ler.
The
tolal
wrpl
"
'
tinenry
la
SI1U1.
where
regardless
of
whether
it
Underneath
the
coal
In
the
mines
Is
for
precious
or
for
base
metals
apparently
major
bodies
of
cop-
the
current
stampede
of
pros-!
per-silver-lead
ore
were
detect-pectors
into
New
Brunswick
con-:
ed.
They
might
never
have
been
tributes
a
novel
embellishment
fonnd
at
all,
if
the
depredations
all
Its
own.
!of
the
German
sub
pack
upon
.
It
is
the
only
known
mineral
!ocrt
coal-carriers
hadn't
led
to
nish
in
hLstory
for
which
the
!
re-openlnf
of
the
New
Bruns-acUvities
of
a
pack
of
German
wick
cal
properties.
U-Boats
can
be
said
to
be
dir-,
MAJOR
ORE
BODY
ectly
responsible.
Government
geologists
who
i
literally
were
on
hand
at
the
the
death
of
two
men
and
1
1
.
being
injured.
Many
told
stories
brine
lneref,lnitlv
reermnlred
of
miraculous
escapes1.
f
1
7a
a
valuable
aortal
fur
tor
bv
resiwmnlble
Industrial
and
httxtnrKa
knrtrrii
who
are
Credit
party
that
they
Immediately
enforced
the
"resignation"
of
the
former
prominent
Social
Crediter
of
Duncan,
B.C..
whose
name
appears
on
this
pamphlet.
It
seems
strange
that
a
quasi-religious
"Christian"
organiza
uir
INSI
F
NATroN1
Men!
Old
at
40,
50,
ii.
tirturke
men""'
finding
that
wrll-rounded
n-.iuranre
and
rrtirement
pro-tramme
hr
la
both
to
aeetire
and
to
retain
valuable
em-nlovr-es
and
promote
mund
staff
relations
In
tv.th
lunte
60!WantPep,Vim?
.
,
,
.
j
birth
of
New
Bniruwick
s
great
St.W
BRl'NSWICK
new
mineral
field
are
being
ask-
Back
during
World
War
n.ted
on
all
aides
these
days
how
in
all
countries
.$n
Lite
m-erawj
..,l.il:.rlv
111
n.
von
ej
rtir
,
teT'
wurei
p
tion
would
spread
far
and
wide
even
across
oceans
the
foul,
(Continued
on
Pa;e
5
oioii.
and
Orr:
m
and
small
organizations.
German
submarines
were
having
j
important
the
find
really
Is.
far
better
hunting
near
Cana-1
They
answer
cautiously,
so
as
not
da's
Eastern
coast
line
and
inito
inflame
speculative
ardor
ir-
9ui
WW
'frf
Nlr
Ten
1
ftl'leU
u,
f.i
ne..
hi
yr
)MnftH.
itiM
vnj
at
A.
i)
dj
men
and
women
t
At
the
end
of
I
"HI.
tatal
ins
iiicreawun'r
1
.,mllV
r
the
Oulf
of
St.
Lawrence
than
responsibly.
But
It
is
apparent
San
lfe
lnuranre
in
fnrrr
otnnd
at
$SJI2.W7.MO.
an
In-
the
readers
of
the
nation's
daily
meant
protection
"Really
Great
.
ereave
of
SI2I.4H.OO
nearly
in
rut"
II
ALU
I
"
people.
aver
the
amount
at
the
end
the
previAii
year.
money
snv
to
all
In
the
Capital
here
that
they
regard
the
discovery
as
a
very
major
strike.
One
government
official
who
ha
been
close
to
all
phases
of
the
discovery
put
it
this
way
to
this
reporter:
"Exploration
already
has
proven
a
metal-bear
WhiskyI
NOTOC
n
v
and
ood.fof
newspaper
ever
dreamed.
And
amongst
the
shipping
which
fell
prey
to
their
deadly
torpedoes
more
commonly
than
almost
any
other
class
were
the
relaUvely
aiow-moving
freighters
carrying
cargoes
of
coal.
These
ships
were
being
lost
between
Newfoundland
and
the
lower
St.
Lawrence
In
Ornnp
Inxiiranre
in
forre,
In-rlnded
in
lhl
nmannt.
ha
now
rearhed
II
413A1.W).
an
'""r
'
Canada
-fl
.nilllon
nnlicyh"1..
ing
depth
of
200
feet.
If
further
ior
win""
.
mtp
exploration
confirms
a
metal-1
billion.
T'"
rrti
for
O'n-rV
bearing
depth
of
2,009
feet,
then
there'll
be
more
ore
than
the
developing
companies
will
mine
in
several
generations."
Don't
Just
Say
scotch-Ask
For
numbers
that
Intensified
appre-J
ciably
the
wartime
coal
shortage
which
Canada
already
was
experiencing.
To
meet
the
situation
some
of
the
New
Brunswick
coal
mines
vhlch
hadn't
been
in
operation
lot
a
considerable
time
were
re
also
tne
""'"
e,ere.rrrof.
The
Court
of
Revision
will
hear
appeals
for
Section
7
tonight,
starting
at
7
o'clock
at
the
City
Council
Chambers,
City
Hall.
vestment
tW
More
Winter
Fowl
PORT
STANLEY
(CP)
The
in
oevei-c""
w-
Increase
nf
1.
Annuity
payment
whlrh
the
Cam-panjr
ha
nndertaken
t
provide
immediately
er
In
the
future,
through
individual
erinlrarts
or
rrouw
pension
plana,
amount
to
S117.dl,Hl
per
annum.
The
number
nf
nottciea
and
eroHi
eertlfi-eatea
now
In
foree
i
1312.MS.
BfcNFFIT
PAYMKNTS
Mr.
Botirke
referred
to
life
In.iuranee
a
the
most
popular
and
effertlve
method
of
permanent
nsvliid.
because
it
provides
an
Immediate
estate
In
the
event
of
death,
and
also
assures
financial
security
wlr-n
working
yearn
ate
over.
The
payment
mudc
to
Run
Mfe
policy
holders
and
beneficiarlrs
during
195J
nmriiinted
to
$118,018,000,
or
$407
.(MM)
for
each
working
day
mid-winter
survey
of
water
fowl
I
in
this
Lake
Erie
district
showed
ronos.
pun"
,...,
huildln.
hosP'W'
,
opened.
They
became
literally
hives
of
wartime
activity.
Then
and
other
bra"'
Ji.n
nrlill
the
number
of
birds
was
about
50
percent
greater
than
at
this
time
last
year,
due
to
the
mild
(Signed)
"'A
copy
nf,rn;
complete
A,.,
rir.irtrnr-rev;;,
winter.
The
bijgest
proportion,
about
30
percent,
were
canvas-
when
the
war
w
as
over
they
were
I
surveyed
afresh
to
see
if
they
poKsesseed
any
hitherto
undetected
resource
which
would
justify
their
continuance.
The
first
survey,
taken
shortly
after
the
war,
detected
no
sensational
mineral
deposit.
But
more
re-renUy
new
and
improved
elec
trie
prospecting"
methods
were
back
duck.
H.
S.
WHALEN,
Choirmon,
Court
of
Revision.
rioldrr
or
m"K
'"?"'
Lr
or
I'"1,,'
William
GUIcison
was
the
toun
w
ContenH
26'j
ounces
der
of
the
town
of
Elora
in
Well
I
Klip-"'
--.sell"
Tills
a4vrrtiiiemrnt
U
nc
nuMlKhea
er
fllsplaved
bf
lh
Mqaoi
J
Kae.
loraijM"
ington
county,
Ont.,
In
1832.
Cvntral
Hoard
or
bv
I
lie
Government
f
Kriliih
Colombia.