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i
exenance
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Rupert
Daily
News
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I
See
It
been
pleasant
enough.
One
Ju-I
g
of
tf
time
"tj
venile
was
heard
to
remark,
'
d
elrl
taken
to
th.
"They
(Pa
and
Mai
treat
us
like
I
for
the
fir...
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Letterbox
Wednesday.
April
9.
1952
Somebody
must1,
she
hart
Wstail
i..f
.
lu"
fe,
be
getting
real
money.
money.
PAKKIXG
Reflects
and
Reminisces
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was
very
pleased
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read
your
paijjn
is
on,"
and
hope
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required,
says
the
i
of
The
Daily
News
will
appreciate
our
Parking
Problem.
its
timely
advice,
as
election
time
As
my
son
would
say
Pl.tff.olt
In
other
Toronto
Tetegram.
is
a
penoa
wiieu
me
must
sin-
am
t
kkuiihb-
words
,
.
.Canada
r.j
might
,i.if
be
iw
seven!
several
cere
thought
should
prompt
the
i
heartily
endorse
this
editor-
I
i
decision
of
a
vote.
ai.
It
is
high
time
the
"Turna
Ml'
ST
MAKE
IT
,
We
do
not
want
the
mast
sin-
Authorities,
to
use
your
.:..
Lr
nullified
of
nnr
mm.
rrintive
expression,
took
definite
Churchill
Riddle
WHEN
I
was
in
rhnnticl
me
AlDeria
u-giMaiuic
na
,
Liberal
Association
GENERAL
MEETING
In
Gvic
Centre
ot
8
p.m.
i
mim
IV
aittl
OUT
UlUVluce
to
Silf
oiryo
v.'
-
-----
tUnt
CmnnlAn
aSt
tall
1
Stummed
on
a
the
reiponsibuity
and
privilege
parKing
suuu...
.
not
.
.
have
more
ln
than
one
one
paper
I
Housing
Impasse
u.-i
c
:
t
,.
V;r.li
of
becoming
a
nominee
tnrougn
r.
r.Z
...T
unless
a
nlant
to
provide
nrws-
U1L
Ul
imu.inauuii
of
,
rti
disgust
ust
from
light
whole
nine
hBiu
hi
".c
u.
-
-
-
r
is
also
established.
The
sire?i
some-
f
ectlon
of
the
main
assertions,
and
to
the
too-general
.
D.,ttnin
nanL'iul
111
1(1
tl
tl
H
ln
G
.L.narK
'.-ivirli
thjt
mi
"nolities
pomua
nave
have
hr-
m.
thine
has
to
De
Gone
una
uune
.
7.
r
.
.,
been
then
the
Journal
has
taking
come
so
pomnea
"'Joi'
'':,.
nn
care
of
the
situation.
Frank
t
not
want
to
be
mixed
Into
it."
Oliver,
in
his
prime,
would
hav?
;
!
debunks
one
part
of
the
j
Saturday
Evening
Post's
current
series
on
Mr.
!
Churchill.
'
Reverend
Peter
Disney,
for-i
merly
of
Vancouver
and
now
of
11
1
l
&
wi"
..-
J
nnrkine
meters
Installed
I
hope
Thursday,
April
his
way
to
making
a
;
thev
are
enforced
better
than,3Worn
Election
of
men
to
represent
us
and
set
things
right
is
our
am-
hit
inn
change,
somehow!
1
the
present
one-hour
parking
PREAPPOINTING
indeed
is
the
turn
which
has
J
been
taken
in
the
new
50-unit
rental
housing:
n'oject
which
we
had
so
confidently
counted
upon
to
clieve,
in
some
measure
although
not
completely,
he
grim
housing
situation
in
the
city.
We
cannot
give
up
without
a
struggle,
however,
ust
because
the
government
tells
us
that
the
tender
'iguresTor
the
houses
are
so
much
higher
than
the
rigjnal
estimates
that
we
will
have
to
pay
average
Some
are
right
and
some
are
ig'lanorl
ls
wrona.
Our
responsibility
is
to
C.
R.
ROBERTS.
i
Godmanchester,
told
me
of
taiKs
!
with
one
of
Churchill's
ol"
!
discover
right
principles,
and
Nomlnotion
of
delegates
to
attend
district
meeting
and
other
business.
I
Our
old
pals
Barnum
and
'
!Bailpy
and
the
Rinplinu
Brothers
are
about
to
begin
their
an-'
j
nual
tours
acrojis
the
States,
1
'
j
despite
strikes,
floods,
prcsidon-
!
tial
elections,
air
crashes
and
H
.
f
ri
suport
those
who
press
for
those
principles
and
changes.
C.
W.
REEVES.
No
Second
Newspaper
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
what
have
you.
Whoop
la!
Per-
:
schoolmasters
at
Harrow,
i
Winston
was
not
as
the
ad-;
vertisements
say
"one
of
the
j
poorest
students
Harrow
ever
;
had."
You
just
could
not
force
him
to
do
anything
he
did
not
i
want
to
do.
He
absolutely
re-I
fused
to
study
dead
languages.
haps
they
will
cheer
people
up,
;
a
bit.
Ministerial
In
Session
en$
of
$75
(which
is
no
"low
rental
figure),
the
-uggestibn
being
made
that
the
city
might
allow
.
'luxation
concessions
to
help
reduce
the
rental
rates
'
rr
iJssume
larger
measure
of
responsibility
for
the
1
losses
prt
the
actuated
cost
assignments
and
revenue
ANYWAY
A
MTTI.K
Bost
definition
we've
heard
of
a
bankrupt
is
"A
person
who
once
lived
higji,
wide
and
had
some."
But
the
old
schoolmaster
still
tetained
certain
exercise
boons
which
showed
that
Churchill's
work
was
outstandingly
good
in
those
subjects
he
liked.
.m
rrWfWf,fli
I
TOMORROW
I
IS
THE
10th
EDMONTON
It
is
impossible
for
a
second
newspaper
to
publish
in
Edmonton,
unless
a
new
pulp
mill
is
established
in
order
to
assure
a
supply
of
newsprint.
Tiiis
was
what
Elmer
Roper,
Canadian
Commonwealth
Federation
Leader,
told
the
legislature.
"There
is
only
one
company,"
he
said,
"that
can
ship
newsprint
to
this
city
a:id
it
refuses
to
send
Arrangements
for
the
post-
Easter
exchange
of
pulpits
tween
Ketchikan
and
Prince
His
English
composition
It's
bost
not
to
judge
too
has-'
tily
when
digesting;
the
budget.
'
The
income
tax.
it
was
at
first
thought,
would
be
less.
But
this
was
before
something
was
said
superb,
said
the
old
Harrow
mas-
Rupert
pastors
comprised
the
ter.
principal
business
at
the
month-
,
ly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
CHURCHILL
will
surely
go
down
Ministerial
Association
on
Mon-
anv
'
By
paying
all
charge
accounts
in
y
by
the
10th
of
each
month
you'll
protect
your
credit.
Since
earlv
in
1950.
when
the
about
old
age
security
affairs
?stiitites.
"flie
government
authorities
have
certainly
de-:idesl
lo
take
no
chances.
The
city
council
cannot
be
blamed
for
being
unwilling
to
stick
its
neck
out
and
moi-Jgage
the
future
particularly
at
this
extremely
inflationary
time.
Umpasse
which
appears
now
to
exist
notwithstanding,
the
housing
shortage
in
Prince
Rupert
is
evei
becoming
more
stringent
and
is
definitely
as
one
of
the
greatest
states-
day
A
special
advertising
plan
for
Edmonton
Bulhnin
stopped
pub-
men
of
all
time.
He
did
more,
I
also
discus-
liraiinn
The
Journal
has.
been
think
than
anv
other
one
ner-
Eas'.er
service
was
son
to
hrintr
the
world
throuah
'
scd.
There
will
be
a
full
page
the
only
daily
in
a
city
of
more
than
a
hundred
thousand.
News
on
Family
members
and
parents
aUoncid
a
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
meeting
recently
and
teen
agers
ipoke
from
the
platform.
Judging
from
the
report,
Uiere
must
have
been
somewhat
can-
the
dark
valley
of
the
Nazi
spread
in
tlw
Daily
shadow.
If
ever
there
was
the
Thursday.
'
1
I
1
right
man
in
the
right
plact
at
'A
good
credit
record
is
your
best
reference"
Bolivian
j
holding
progress
back.
Something
certainly
will
1.
;
havg
to
be
done
about
it
although
it
is
difficult
to
f"
sugjjest
something
practical.
3f
rentals
must
be
prohibitive
and
it
is
ex-
j
trenSely
doubtful
that
many
people
will
be
able
to
SOUTH
for
EASTER
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
Grate
Big
Snake
at
Large
in
City
DENVER,
Col.
A
king
cobra
has
been
at
large
in
this
city
during
the
last
few
days.
It
is
from
five
to
six
feet
long
and
was
in
a
carload
of
reptiles
and
animals
being
transported
to
Bergen
Park.
The
number
of
snakes,
including
rattlers
and
boa
constrictors,
total
400.
;
Association
payjvental
averages
01
So
per
month
indetinitely,
.
-
A
j
1
1
VI
i
l
.i
j
the
right
time
that
man
was
:
Churchill.
When
you
examine
his
life
you
see
certain
contradictions.
He
:
had
the
"makings"
in
him
of
the
i
historic
leader
he
became.
His
;
intelligence
was,
and
is,
of
a
very
high
order.
When
asked
why
Churchill
was
excluded
from
his
second
government,
Mr.
Baldwin
replied,
"Winston's
;
fifty
thousand
horsepower
brain
i
makes
me
tired."
;
But
Churchill
was
also
an
op-;
portunist,
in
the
sense
that
he
1
made
the
most
of
his
opportu-j
nities.
He
not
only
jumped
from
one
major
party
to
the
other,
i
But
he
did
the
most
more
dif
fi-;
cult
thing
of
returning
to
the
original
party
from
which
he
j
had
jumped,
and
becoming
its
Uprising
LA
PAZ.
Bolivia
(CP)
Army
police
and
civilian
revolt
brok"
out
in
this
tin-mining
country
today
and
the
revolutionists
announced
they
had
deposed
the
military
government.
Members
of
the
military
government
headed
by
Gen.
Hugo
Ballivian,
who
had
seized
power
in
a
bloodless
coup
Last
May,
were
arrested
and
then
liberated.
The
revolt
was
led
by
army
anrt
police
officers,
co-operating
?
'
evergn
jjiey
may
ue
anie
10
pay
now
Decause
laoor
is
sfjshi't
(one
reason
being
the
very
fact
of
hous-.
png
Shortage
itself),
possibly
the
way
out
will
be
somS
soTt
of
a
mass
house
for
sale
building
project.
..If
s
much
has
to
be
paid
for
housing
shelter,
it
woujd,
doubtless,
be
more
acceptable
that
high
or
higl-g-r
j)Uymonts
would
include
some
sort
of
purchase
equity
provision.
.
3iousing
is,
indeed,
an
emergency
in
Prince
By
POPULAR
5S
PRINtfE
RUPERT
THURSDAY
APRIL
10th
For
Reservations
Call
or
Write
City
or
Depot
Office
ritlNCE
Hl'PERT
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
guments,
but
only
by
events.
I
think
he
meant
by
that
that
people
in
the
mass
are
only
able
to
judge
conflicting
arguments
on
the
basis
of
trial
and
error.
He
himself
won
final
political
success
in
Britain
because
his
cause
was
carried
upon
a
great
rising
tide.
After
the
abdication
of
Edward
VIII
he
was
alone,
discredited.
But
he
was
the
first
of
the
big
Tories
to
tell
the
work
leader,
notwithstanding
the
un-
with
the
national
revolutionary
party
of
Victor
Laz
Estenssoro,
who
is
in
exile
in
Argentina.
Almost
simultaneously
with
the
outbreak
in
the
capital,
other
uprising
took
place
in
var-ous
other
paits
of
the
country.
;i!!rr
;inr
u
p
cannot
insr
c
hsmiss
the
nern
evino-
i
aying
natrea
or
me
party
-ma-
.
y
.
.
.
1
.
.
0
'chine-
i
jtroHjem
with
an
attitude
that
nothing-
can
be
done
!
CHURCHILL
will
go
down
in
history
as
one
of
the
greatest
we
were
going
to
have
to
stant
NORTHERN
RIVER
The
Churchill
Kiver
flows
about
1000
miles
to
its
mourn
in
Hudson
Bay.
phrasemakers
who
ever
lived,
up
and
fight
Hitler.
In
the
ent
;
The
most
historic
of
the
phrases
he
was
made
Prime
Ministei
j
"we
shall
fight
on
the
beaches"
more
by
the
support
of
Labo.
i
and
so
forth,
was
probably
the
and
Liberals
than
by
the
domi-i
most
rallying,
effective
utter-
nant
Conservatives,
i
ance
ever
made
by
the
head
of
.
any
government,
in
any
country
CHURCHILL
once
implied
that
or
age.
he
believed
in
a
sort
of
guard-
FRIZZELL'S
MOTOR
t
aborjt
it.
In
fact,
something:
"must"
be
done
about
9
it
afid
Mdthing
is
impossible
if
there
is
the
will
on
j
the
part'
of
al!
concerned.
"There
must
be
some
way
out.
The
first
step
would
appear
to
be
to
press
upon
j
the
government
authorities
for
as
generous
and
1
understanding
treatment
as
possible.
Indeed,
Prince
'
ui't.
in
its
peculiar
position,
might
be
justified
k
in
expecting
special
consideration
in
an
emergency
,
-
situation,
i
Not
Sunshine
Budget
fY
COURSE,
nothing
much
had
been
expected
!in
the
way
of
tax
relief
so
the
latest
federal
PRODUCTS
LTD.
Your
General
Motors
Dealer
j
But
I
like
best
some
of
the
ian
angel
for
Britain.
I
believe
;
sentences
he
has
flung
but
in
he
was
right
about
thak-but
on
off-guard
moments.
One
was
too
small
a
scale.
J
believe
there
that
he
was
a
strong
supporter
are
heavenly
powers
that
do
;
ot
the
church
but
as
a
buttress,
intervene
in
human
affairs
(but
:
not
a
pillar
hoiding
her
up
they
are
not
always
pro-Brit-from
the
outside,
not
from
ish).
In
other
words
I
believe
I
within.
;
that
certain
people
like
Church-
j
!
Ill
in
1940
get
divine
support
for
CHURCHILL
told
one
of
his
certain,
jobs.
But
one
trouble
is
j
close
friends
that
peoples'
,
such
people
rarely
know
their
minds
are
never
changed
by
ar-Job
is
finished.
Used
Car
and
Truck
Values
GENERAL
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
budget
is
not
disappointing
although
the
most
of
:
OWNER'S
SPECIAL
"It
makes
such
a
difference
Mrs.
Helen
V....
was
so
plefced
by
the
it);u
I
ill.
I-EC
T
(tour
Door)
equipped
with
radio,
heater
and
defroster.
Ideal
for
the
"most
miles
pet
$-
people
will
think
it
might
have
been
a
little
more
genei'ous.
Those
lucky
people
with
enough
money
to
buy
cigarettes,
automobiles
and
some
heavy
electrical
appliances
will
benefit
from
the
reduction
of
taxes
on
thpse
items
although
credit
restrictions
are
not
relaxed.
1020
gallon
driver."
Full
price
1952
C
HEVROLET
2-DOOIt
SEDAN
s2556
'
Plus
extras"
courteous
treatment
she
received
from
J
The
lipvsrmal
inenmp
tav
for
thp
avprairp
pitivpn
TRUCKS
MS
CHEVROLET
!
j-TON
PANEL.
Completely
reconditioned.
.
New
paint
job,
commercial
green.
Motor
$-
overhauled.
G.M.
Used
Truck
Guarantee
bank
teller
during
a
holiday
trip
that
on
her
return
home
she
wrote:
i'lt
was
really
a
pleasure
to
transact
modest
banking
affairs
with
you
and!
think
the
bank
is
very
lucky
to
have
sub
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v
.
I
'
"
is
reduced
by
six
per
cent
but
that
benefit
is
more
;
4
than
overcome
by
the
new
two
per
cent
social
secur-
'lH
ity
tax
whereby
we
all
pay
for
the
new
old
age
?
1
'
pensions
which,
of
course,
some
one
has
to
pay
for.
!
.
Here!
Mr.
Abbott
gives
with
one
hand
and
takes
Heater,
good
body
and
tires
1385
1585
1345
1947
FARGO
2!
'i-TOX
J-spved
axle,
fhort
wheel
?el
base
base
for
for
flat
deck
at
present.
Ideal
for
dump
work
$.
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and
hoist
available)
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a
cnarming
ana
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with
them.
It
makes
such
a
difference
when
one
is
travelling
to
feel
so
at
how
We
uUo
have
privately
owned
tars
and
trucks
at
owner's
prices
for
immediate
sale.
See
our
budget
plan
for
financing
repairs
and
accessories
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
ON
ABOVE
UNITS
Phone
871
.
Favorite
Hymns
and
Music
Jo
nftven
lJoiir
(Jailer
Section
LONG
PLAY
A
Treasury
f
Faster
Songs
Robert
Shaw
Chorale
Ave
Maria
anrt
Other
Selections
Jessica
Dragonnelte
Christ
Lag
in
Todesbanden
Chorus
of
the
State
School
of
Music
Great
Sacred
Choruses
Robert
Shaw
Chorale
Sacred
Songs
by
Helen
Traubel
...
Helen
Traubel,
soprano
,
The
Mormon
Tabernacle
Choir
of
Salt
Lake
City
J.
Spencer
Cornwall
Beloved
Hymns
Bing
Crosby
45
RPM
ALBUMS
Onward
Christian
Soldiers
Robert
Shaw
Choral
Mass
in
G
By
Poulenc
Robert
Shaw
Choral
Jesu,
Dearest
Master
Motet
Robert
Shaw
Choral
Great
Sacred
Choruses
Robert
Shaw
Choral
78
RPM
The
Palms
The
Holy
City
James
Melton
Panis
Angclicus
Komana
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I
rederito
Beniamino
Oigli
Agnus
Ifosanna
Enrico
Caruso
Ave
Maria
Serenade
John
McCormlck
POPULAR
Eggbert
the
Easter
F.gjf
Benny
The
Bunny
Giselle
McKenzie
Peter
Cottontail
Eggbert
the
Easter
Egg
R0y
Rogers
CHILDREN'S
ALBUM
Peter
Cottontail
Frank
Lulhcr
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
,
,
,
u
otonvbran
away-
with
the
other.
In
the
long
run,
most
of
us
will
probably
be
paying
more
taxes
this
year
than
last.
It
is
being
described
as
a
stabilization
budget,
stabilization
presumably
meaning
a
continuation
of
the
fiscal
policy
whereby
the
people
are
being
kept
so
potor
paying
taxes
that
they
cannot
spend
on
other',
things.
'
It
we
have
any
criticism
of
the
budget,
it
is
the
failure
of
Mr.
Abbott
to
make
the
going
a
little
easier
for
some
of
the
lower
income
bracket
people
instead
of
making
it
just
a
little
harder.
At
your
own
local
Drains,
will
find
bank
people
of
any
bank,
you
;nr
nf
thRir
wav
to
look
afifif
i
-
i
That
ffi,'antl
anr
rOUl'teOUSiy.
1
the
way
the
chartered
banks
comp
With
each
other
for
your
business.
1
Scripture
f-a5iage
for
Jodaij
A
NEW
WASHER
.
.
.
THE
INGLIS
Model
'159'
Check
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features
0
AuloiuuUc
pump
0
Porcelain
eniuiwl
tub
0
Lifetime
lubrlcuUon
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us
whisper
0
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sufety
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0
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guarantee
only
$159.00
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
our
faces
from
him."
Isa.
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"We
hid
i'
t
This
advertisement,
bsifd
on
an
actual
letter,
ii
presented
here
by
THE
BANKS
SERVING
YOUR
COMMUNITY
I
BLACKPOOL,
England
(CP)
Thieves
who
raided
organist
Reginald
Dixon's
house
left
without
taking
anything.
They
were
believed
frightened
off
by
I
J
Vsl!
1
LONEJCW
(CP)
The
Queen
has
grantetj
permission
for
His
Majesty's
Theatre
in
the
Haymarket
to
bf
known
as
"Her
Majesty's
Theatrf."
The
theatre's
greatest
success
was
"Chu
Chin
Chow,"
first
put
on
in
1916
and
performed1
a
total
of
2238
times.
S
tit
t
'
i
J
O
Dixon's
pet
parrot,
which
oftens
t
whistles
the
song
"Oh,
I
Do
Like
;
To
Be
Beside
the
Seaside."
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