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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
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THE
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ETTERBOX
5
Saturday,
May
9,
1953
u
lirjpendeot
aully
uewspaptr
devoted
to
th
upbuilding
of
PTlno
Kuptn
and
Northfrn
and
Ccutral
Brltl&n
Oulambla.
Member
of
Canadian
Pim
Audit
Bureau
of
Clrcula'lona
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
ABsoclatlon.
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by
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he
Prluue
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per
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year,
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ay
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lac.
per
year.
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class
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by
the
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omoe
Department,
Ottawa.
CRITICISM
ESSENTIAL
Editor.
The
Dally
News:
Criticism
is
just
as
essential
to
a
politician
or
party
as
training
is
to
an
army.
It
quickens
the
mind
in
preparation
for
battle.
Criticism
functions
as
a
factfinder,
though
many
times
the
critic,
may
not
be
on
as
sound
ground
as
he
or
she
imagines.
In
my
opinion,
criticism
Is
the
.safety
valve
of
democracy
Without
criticism
and
free
speech,
democracy
can
have
no
"Honor
thy
father
and
mother,
that
thy
days
may
be
long
in
the
land
which
the
Lord
thy
God
giveth
thee."
Remember,
S.undoy,
May
10
is
"Mother's
Doy.
Queer
Radio
Briefs
!
One-Sided
Swap
UPU
urn
II
HTP
..11
1-
1
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y
Vj
tif
Vj
an
nt'arci
im
the
famous
seven
tail-.
IGiTSTSTl
msmsmnsmm
oi-s
of
Tooley
Street
who
I)
I
It
R
C
TORY
I'NITED
NATIONS
will
salute
the
work
of
the
Universal
Postal
Union
with
Its
second
commemorative
stamp
issue
of
1!53.
An
envelope,
bearing
the
U.N.
emblem,
shows
against
a
world
map
the
extent
of
UPU
activities.
The
stamps.
In
two
denominations,
will
be
released
on
June
J2.
The
three
cent
stamp
will
appear
in
black
and
white
and
the
five
rent
one
in
navy
blue
and
while.
wrvli'M
In
nil
ilinrrn
ill
II
am.
nil
7
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in.
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talni
m
m.
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....
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to
visitor.,
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231
Fourth
AW
.
AM.IKAV
CATHMiKM.
4i
h
Aw.
W.,
at
DuiiMnuIr
Kt.
Hot
Cuiumufilun
8:311
am!
BlimlHV
HOVKlt
y:UU
ij.m.
began
their
manifesto
"we
the
people
of
England."
Two
hiii
fs
luivr
just
bivn
pro-"onlt(!
In
thf
r:iflio
romniltteo
of
I'urliuinont
whicli
niakp
on?
wonder
if
the
famous
Tooley
Street
t.iilors
liave
anytliln
on
some
groups
oeiatliiK
in
Canada
riy
lit
now.
One
group
which
professes
to
speak
in
the
name
of
all
the
weekly
newspapers
of
Canada
;
purpose
among
a
free
people.
i
Therefore,
any
government
i
that.
cannot
defend
itself
with
,
deeds,
not
words,
Is
doomed
to
failure.
On
those
grounds,
Mr.
I
Fditor.
I
take
positive
issue
with
j
your
editorial
of
May
6,
de-
nouiiclhg
toy
criticism
of
the
j
city
council
of
winch
I
am
u
member.
Because
I
am
not
yet
a
.yes
j
'man
and
condone
every
mistake
made,
l
am
In
your
opinion
not
:
wh:it
I
should
be
as
a
representative
of
the
citizens
fif
prince
Rupert.
Cmiou
Biii1
HrockUir.
HA.
Tin
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
liiictur
(III
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HAPTIKT
5th
Avp
K.
at
Young
Bt.
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v.
Krecl
Antruhun.
(Green
K12)
Minister:
Rev.
E.A
Wis-Organists:
Mra
E
J
i
and
John
CurrV
SUNDAY,
MAY
It)
:.
Morninj
Worship
lux,,
Smiilay
Scliuul
12:15
l:veniK
Wursliip
7:a
MlnUlcr
at
ln.lli
m
TveiiiemluT
the
Katfc
l""'n
It
lli,l-
Not
many
are
left
who
can
full
years,
when
it
could
be
said
say
they
witnessed
the
arrivil
Canada
and
Canadians
had
wants
to
put
the
CBC
out
of
i,.,-i.,.0
an-.ii,.,..
.,..,.
!
in
Canada
of
the
first
Doukho-
ueen
freed
or
litis
uim.ippy
To
me,
Mr.
Editor,
your
whole
claims
to
sneak
for
the
f,'aiiu-
1
bors,
around
half
a
century
ago
handicap.
Defylim
authority,
argument
is
illogical.
I
ulso
at
will,
de.-.tmyuif!
I
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40l
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Congress
of
Labor
savs
I
There's
one.
however,
and
he
is
Haunting
Hi.,
fvi
f
.
....
..
..i
!
riirht
here
ill
Prince
Riinerl.
property-
-these
are
but
a
few
of
infer
from
one
paragraph
M
your
editorial
that
I
overes'l-mate
my
intelligence.
That
.....
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,
t
Ahoum
a
i
ck
snio.
ine
rouf'n-
uie
niaimoiu
ST.
PAfjLi
clad
some
in
sheepskin
dress
-
outrage
and
mischief
And'
to-
cmli(
iM..
but
I
assure
you
no
LUTHERAN
CHU?
strangers
exchanged
stares
with
day.
it
is
taking
more
than
ever
p,.r.,on
jn
the
city,-yourself
ln-:
tionally-owned
radio
system."
For
once
I
hope
the
press
report
from
Ottawa
has
misquoted
the
spokesman
for
the
CC'I..
Otherwise,
a
great
many
more
before
me
potency
oi
a
cnuimy
0::clfci.
Is
more
conscious
of
the
like
Canada
to
solve
what
might
51
h
Ave.
at
Millfid,
RKV.
II.
O
f)UH()N
t
"Thf
Just
Shall
L.vtB
!
some
score
citizens.
They
were
!
sturdy
men
and
women,
and
j.'ang
a
song
or
hymn
no
one
ttx-'cept
themselves
could
compre
limitation
of
understandinn
in
things
surrounding
us
than
I
am.
ALD.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY.
appear
a
simple
problem,
through
the
holding
oi
an
ordinary
court.
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f:nit.
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SI'NIIAY
SI'KVKI
MAY
10.
ms
OLD
NI.IGIIKOKS
What
will
become
known
a.-,
the
British
Caribbean
Fcricra-
murnine
M-rvnc
ii:Kj
SANG
THEIR
JOY
Reporters
discovered
that
they
were
not
feeling
melancholy,
.'
F
THE
REACTION
of
the
Ketchikan
Daily
News
I
is
typical
of
Alaskan
opinion,
any
talk
of
an
',
international
deal
whereby
Alaska
would
give
up
!
th""
port
of
Ska.i;-way
in
return
for
a
corridor
;
throng,
Canadian
teri'ilory
along'
the
Haines
high-I
way
is
likely
to
receive
short
shrift
by
our
northern
neighbor.
'
Commenting
on
a
recent
editorial
of
ours
which
;
quoted
the
propofsal
as
made
by
Richard
L
Neu-!
berger,
Oregon
state
senator,
the
Ketchikan
paper
'.
described
it
as
a
"one-sided
swap."
"To
cede
a
live
town
and
its
port
like
Skagway
fora
raw
strip
of
land
along
the
Haines
highway
.U,UUild
indeed
be
a
gilt-edged
bargain
for
Canada,"
I
the
journal
added.
"We
suggest
that
a
combination
Splan
could
be
worked
out
by
the
Americans,
and
allow
Alaska
to
secure
sufficient
.water-power
from
2
Lake
Atlin
to
the
proposed
Alcoa
plant
near
JSkagway.
'
"Alaskans
will
do
everything
possible
for
climi-,
jiating
and
removing
trade
barriers,
without
the
fantastic
ideas
hatched
in
the
minds
of
such
writers
Sas
Neuberger."
,
Ml
j
Unfortunately
the
counter-proposal
looks
as
improbable
at
this
end
as
Neuberger's
apparently
Jdoes
at
the
other.
With
a
vast
Canadian
project
lalready
contemplated
for
harnessing
the
head-waters
of
the
Yukon,
the
federal
government's
policy
of
protection
there
is
likely
to
be
more
adamant
than
ever.
Z
Without
getting
any
deeper
into
this,
we
can
-only
hope
that
the
issue
if
it
e'er
comes
to
that
Jwill
be
settled
in
a
more
friendly
spirit'
than
was
a
similar
one
50
years
ago.
At
that
time
Skagway
was
Ithe
scene
of
international
incidents
as
the
RCMP
-policed
the
city
to
keep
order
among
gold
pros--pectors
streaming
through
into
Canada.
Amid
much
'Sound
and
fury,
the
port
was
finally
declared
U.S.
property
and
the
Canadian
police
were
removed.
With
their
many
mutual
interests,
Canada
and
Alaska
need
not
be
forced
to
live
together
the
hard
way.
As
we
in
this
part
of
B.C.
particularly
appreciate,
the
two
parties
in
question
are
right
now
demonstrating
this
fact
very
effectively.
Sermon:
"The
HishU.
Mother."
Junior
Choir
Antrum.
M'.
I'lllK'M
ASf.l.K'AN
llul
Covfi
Hundny
Hi
hoiil
11-00
n
m.
l-:vnniiiii
Pruyer
7.30
pm.
(Blue
HM)
Lvening
Srrvirc
7
31
J
although
that's
how
the
Allege
J
lion
is
gradually
a
s
s
u
m
i
n
g
melody
.sounded.
The
newcom-
shape,
taking
in
all
the
West
er.f
all
the"
way
from
Russia
India
Islands
which
todav
,vm
and
that
land's
tyranical
die-
J
ports
a
three
million
popul.it
ion.
tator
were
full
of
joy
and
that
No
part
of
Canada
is
of
more
explained
why
they
were
sing-
interest,
in
this
development,
ing.
Happy
indeed
were
they
to
than
the
Maritime
provinces,
realize
they
had
been
brought
For
one
thing,
trade
between
in
safety
across
a
mighty
wean
the
Islands
and
the
Maritimes
uid
far
from
the
stern
continl
has
flourished
for
a
couple
of
Sermon:
Student
Tn'
E.
Raw
line
Anthem
by
Girls'
&;
MM.
I
I.Alt
IIAI'TIMT
flilmlHy
bchnul
11:00
m.
Mnrninii
WoriilOi
Brrvli'
I
J
IS
U2
lllll
Ave.
E.
lllim
ari
COOKING
See
the
new...
('lies-paying
members
of
the
j
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
including
me,
are
going
to
ask:
i
"How
come
such
a
fool
proposal
gets
made
in
our
name
although
we
never
heard
of
it
till
now?"
THE
BRIEF
which
is
supposed
to
represent
the.
Canadian
Weekly
Newspapers
Association
suggested
that
the
530
weekly
newspaper
editors
not
to
mention
their
millions
of
subscribers
favor
the
wrecking
and
ruining
of
the
CBC.
The
CBC
Is
far
from
perfect.
But
as
measured
by
similar
services
in
other
countries
it
.stacks
up
very
high.
It
is
a
great
national
asset.
It
performs
a
national
service
that
private
enterprise
could
never
discharge.
'
Anv
political
party
which
set
Sunday
S
IhmiI
U
l;
p
Pustur:
Hhv
Leonard
A.
Thnrp
of
a
cruel
ruler.
centuries.
They
atv
clns-r
In
NORTH
AMERICAN
BAPTIST
MISSION
OililfclloHg
Hall,
4(h
Ave.
Last
Itrv
John
C.
Siht
Services
of
special
Interest
to
all
German
sixakinj
i
111:00
A.M.
Sunday
Srhool.
11:00
A.M.
Morning
Worship
Service
and
Choir.
each
other.
The
police
chief
at
St.
John,
i
chanced
!
Make
money
and
Jie
who!,.'
down
in
the
Maritimes,
ld
mil
combine
to
call
'
you
to
be
on
the
dock
that
memo.
-;
able
morning.
For
it
was
fated'
a
gentleman.-Bernard
tshaw.
to
become
just
that,
in
Can-
i
-
ada's
sub.sequent
history.
There
'
Daily
News
Want
Ads
(".el
Itesuits
was
a
dash
of
silver
in
his
black
j
4:0(1
P.M.
Haiilismal
and
Communion
Service
to
tr
h
the
First
Baptist
Church.
1:30
P.M.
The
evening
service
is
omitted
for
this
Si
hair,
his
dress
had
a
military
We
bid
you
a
hearty
welcome!
out
to
wreck
and
ruin
the
CBC
would
very
quickly
rouse
the
wrath
of
most
Canadians.
I
will
be
very
much
surprised
if
the
hard-headed
common-sense
ed
"JF.DERMANN
RECHT
HERLICH
EINOELADE!T
touch,
he
held
himself
erect
and
consequential,
and
it
wis
plain
the
Russians
were
deeply
concerned.
If
not
awed,
they
itors
of
weekly
newspapers
do
If
you
are
seeking
something
satisfying,
somrthin?
MOONLIGHT
SKATE
something
practical:
if
you
are
seeking
to
kno
I
not
demand
to
know
how
such
were
interested.
One
by
one,
as
I
a
fool
brief
ever
got
submitted
I
they
filed
off
the
steamer,
h"
in
their
names.
approached
Chief
Walter
C)u&,
1
It
was
of
course
prepared
In
H"
rpmove
the
hat
uml
mak'"
"
ubmit
Ood
and
to
know
Him
personally,
we
Invite
vm
Morning
Worship
at
12:15
pm.
iNiaai
mcttie
j
'
5
-"
I
1
ill
RANG!
l
the
head
office
and
never
sub-
j
,ow
now-
Message
Theme:
"OCR
TKl'STH
OKT1IV
C0II
mitted
to
the
editors
at
all.
I
PETER
HIMSELF
'
.
f
AM
a
dues-paving
member
of:
Peter
Veregin,
bearded,
ob-
Preceded
by
Sunday
School
at
U
a.m.
Evening
Service
at
7:30
pm.
Theme
of
Menage
f
'SOMFTIIING
SATlsFVIWi
the
CCL
Newspaper
Guild
and
have
been
ever
since
it
Full
coloured
slides
of
Japan
(and
our
missi'irum
-
i
started
In
Canada
though
my
will
be
shown.
servant
and
alert.-was
willing
fo
t
1
k
could
that
have
been
possible.
But
he
was
unable
to
chat
in
English
any
better
than
the
newspapermen
could
go
lecturing
in
Russian.
Nevertheless.
In
some
way
the
best
had
to
tye
made
of
Peter,
for
he
was
chief
the
REGULAR
BAPTIST
S.
"Thou
el
vest
t
hem
their
meat
in
due
season."
-Psalm
145:15.
own
pay
is
not
a
f
reeled
in
any
way
by
the
union
bargaining.
I
think
thi;
vast
majority
of
CCL
membeiS
must
have
rubbed
their
eyes
with
astonishment.
IMiiinc
Blue
V.S
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Sixth
Ave.
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utterly'01
l"
nanu.
wii.ii
mrjr
nam
like
I
did.
to
hear
the
AUTOMATIC
OVEN
TIMER
PUSH-BUTTON
CONTROLS
SPACIOUS
MASTER
OVEN
STREAMLINER
DESIGN
$359.00
On
Display
Now
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Telephone
644
became
uncierstanuaoie.
yet
u
took
an
effort.
A
bit
of
interpretation
now
and
then
could
be
called
welcome.
All
Aboard
(j.c.n
First
Baptist
Churc
orfintort
impractical
proxsal
made
in
the
name
of
half
of
organized
labor
in'
Canada.
Anybody
who
tried
to
get
the
ordinary
CCL
union
in
BC.
to
vob
in
favor
of
taking
over
of
Missionary
Services,
May
10-14
and
wants
to
give
the
quarry
a
IMC.
.M
MRS.
ARCIUK
(i(lUi)ON.
..(
luJ"
all
the
private
stations
by
the
CBC
would
be
laughed
out
of
Little
did
anyone
dream
a
thorny
problem
had
already
been
planted
for
Canada,
as
the
long
Immigration
train
rolled
away
from
the
New
Brunswick
My
frieni;
Jack
goes
into
a
hotel
a
thin
man
and
comes
out
a
fat
man.
Do
not
give
the
hotel
dining
room
credit
for
the
change.
Jack's
paunch
is
made
The
Gordons
have
been
In
India
for
over
40
yr
TUESDAY.
MAY
12
.sporung
chance.
A
big
game
hunter
faces
the
danger
of
being
mauled
by,
a
Hon
or
a
grizzly
bear.
A
hunter
the
meeting.
The
CBC
has
its
job
to
do.
and
CIVIC
CENTRE
SATURDAY
9:30
to
Midnight
RiKvlul
Oiien
MeetinR.
in
cliarue
of
Mii""
9'
seaport
to
soon
spring
surprises
On
the
fertile
prairie
lands
of
of
hotel
trophies
knows,
that
the
'nt
4hH
Mrs.
Ooi
Vn
W
tli
8t
pw-
of
gouil.sf
'Via
inider
1
oat.1
liipti.se
ifc-tectivj
may
bt
skulking
the
west.
Canada
gave
a
kindly
recention.
from
the
very
begin-
'
YOU
ARE
INVITED
TO
ATTEND
.ninin
Vveti
nfter
discovering
fhi'!'
i
it
docs
it
pretty
well
by
and
largeA
better
each
year.
The
private
stations
have
their
job
to
do
and
they
are
doing
it
to
the
satisfaction
of
their
very
large
listening
audience
otherwise
they
would
not
have
that
audience.
You
could
make
out
a
better
case
for
arhalgamating
the
CPR
and
CNR
than
for
creating
a
For
years
he
has
been
linin?!
in
an
alcove,
ready
to
pounce,
his
den
with
t
rinkets
and
costly
I
Al
ter
one
of
his
indoor
saiaris,
fabrics
which
bear
the
names
of
j
m.y
friend
Jack
was
padding
sime
of
the
world's
best-known
across
the
lobby
of
a
western
dealers:
C.P.R.,
STATLER,
'
Mount
hotel
with
a
choice
bath
towel
Royal.
i
nestling
inside
his
tunic.
When
)
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
S0CIE
disconcerting
habit
of
disrobing
in
public,
Cnnada
turned
neither
harsh
or
inconsiderate.
Indeed,
it
is
only
to
admit
the
truth
to
say
a
proportion
of
Doukhobors
did
abandon
their
early
and
absurd
practice.
Jack
would
no
more
think
of,
he
was
a
few
steps
short
of
open
stealing
things
from
a
private
country,
"something
went
wrong,
house
than
a
hunter
would
think!
Trie
towel
came
loose
and
flop-
radio
monopoly.
But
radio
amalgamation
is
no
more
practical
in
Canada
than
railway
amalgamation
would
be.
Why
suggest
it,
then?
of
shooting
a
cow
or
a
goat
on
Ppd
on
the
flooi.
purpose.
He
looks
upon
the
fur-!
A
polite
bellman
picked
it
up,
Tiiture
of
hotels
and
.ships'
cab-!
said
"tut
tut"
and
whisked
it
ins,
figuratively
speaking,
as
wild;
away.
My
friend
is
still
a
free
ALWAYS
HERE
Yet,
there
has
never
been
a
time
down
through
all
of
50
.
.
1..
.
rriiice
Km"'"
Srciinil
Avenue
West
,
Branch
of
the
First
Church
of
Christ
Sew,
in
Boston,
Mass.
Lesson
Subject:
"ADAM
AND
FALLEN
MA
Services
every
Sunday
at
"
iU"
Sunday
School
every
Sunday
at
"
.
,
,.
Wednesday
Evening
Meeting
on
Second
w
of
each
month
at
8
p
m.
Reading
Room
open
Wednesday
and
Friday
2-
game.
I
do
not
condone
his
ac-
i
man,
but
for
a
minute
or
two
he
lions,
l
merely
describe
them
was
wondering
what
kind
of
linen
they
would
give
him
in
jail.
Ifci
a
way,
it
was
too
bad
they
didn't
lock
him
up.
A
prison
towel
would
have
been
the
showpiece
of
hU
collection.
T.M.C
Slogan
Contest
There
are
so
many
of
the
trappings
of
a
hotel
around
Jack's
place
that
you
expect
a
chambermaid
to
enter
at
any
moment
to
make
the
beds,
followed
by
a
room
service
man
1
mK
rm
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PRIZE
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FREE
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Station
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HuUtliint
SUNDAY,
MAY
10.
153
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Bong
Bervlco
1
Month's
Pass
on
City
Bus
Line
Third
Prize
3
Months'
Pass
on
City
Bus
Line
Second
Prize
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BHW
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Number.
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AI'HTIN
A-40
Milan
ton
III
rSON
Pastor
Mr.
C.
W.
Slnclnlr
with
a
jug
of
ice
water.
My
friend
shows
the
items
in
his
collection
to
visitors
with
the
pride
of
an
old
colonel
from
India
or
Africa
taking
you
on
a
conducted
tour
of
his
trophy
toorn.
He
doesn't
use
the
words
such
a
man
might
use,
but
his
proud,
casual
gestures
fill
in
the
gaps
of
speech.
I
"See
this
napkin?
Bagged
it
.in
the
Hotel
Vancouver."
"Fine
five-pronged
lampstand
this,
eh?
Got
him
in
the
Royal
York,
and
by
pad,
he
nearly
got
me.
Fell
on
my
head
when
I
pulled
the
cord
out
of
the
soc-'
ket."
I'm
exaggerating,
of
course.
Jack
has
never
stolen
a
lamp-stand.
He
concentrates
upon
more
readily
portable
objects
like
towels,
sheets,
bedspreads
and
ash
trays.
You
might
expert
him
to
carry
off
his
prizes
in
a
suitcase.
He
MMlatl
SUMMER
CAMPS
$1100
MQ
f'HKVKOI.RT
I'anel
rtt
Al'fcUS
A-4C1
",l
Kcilan
")Q
IM.VMOI'TH
0
Milan
..
$393
Few
Acres.
Braun's
RULES
OF
CONTEST
Open
to
everybody
excepting
employees
of
the
Company
or
their
families.
Entries
close
Midnight,
Saturday,
June
20,
1953.
Every
purchase
from
T.M.C.
for
$1.00
or
more
entitles
contestant
to
entry
form.
All
entries
become
the
property
of
T.M.C.
Transportation
System
Ltd.
Decision
of
judges
in
this
contest
will
be
final.
.
START
TODAY
JUST
THINK
OF
A
SLOGAN
SUITABLE
I
OR
T.M.C.
Send
In
as
many
entry
blanks
as
you
like.
T.M.C.
TRANSPORTATION
SYSTEM
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
H.C
p,
Aug-
GirU'
Como.
Aug.
1-12;
Boys
w.r-
Slan
JTWOWRECKsTT)
If
removed
in
2
days
C
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$10.
Each
)
nir-Lir.
M.
Irene
Berry
man
lflL"
,
KflM
144
of
Ketchikan
16
EABS
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vis
9
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wen
Cottases
now
have
running
.
re
piimP
Pu
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New
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well.
,.,iu,
With
auwumw..
nutomaUfi
inIOr
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
3rd
Ave.
at
Park
Ave.
Phone
Green
217
.
.sometimes
does.
At
other
times
he
tucks
them
under
his
coat.
This
may
be
because
he
enjoys
a
Qiititfrti,
SStentlrrf.
and
Thii
adviirlUement
it
not
published
by
lh
liquor
Control
board
or
by
fh
Qovrnmnt
of
Britlih
Columbia
If
you
wish
to
register
early
unci
wai
rin5
r.encrul
M-"r
0
apply
to:
F.
Antrobus.
spice
of
danger
with
his
hunting,
t
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t