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Athabaskan
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The
Mennonite
denomination
The
town
of
Listowei,
centre
S
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was
founded
In
Switzerland
in
of
a
rich
farming
district
in
CALGARY
(CP)
Surveys
have
Wednesday,
June
11,
Xm'j.
1525
and
took
its
name
from
the
western
Ontario,
was
named
started
at
the
municipal
airport
ij
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Dutch
religious
reformer,
Merino
after
Listowei
in
County
Kerry,
in
connection
with
installation)
tern,
costing
perhaps
$60,000.1
to
land
in
unfavorable
wiMther"..
Simmons.
Ireland.
of
an
instrument
landing
sya-jThe
equipment
will
aid
aircraft
conditions.
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Canadian
destroy
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Athaboskan
is
a
giaiit"aUiiigsUle
;jlrUn
patrol
craft
Numbers
301,
703
and
307,
operati.ig
in
Korean
waters
The
smaller
craft
loitidliig
enemy-lld
ptwiUons
and
prui.se
for
the
Koreans1
gunnery
came
from
tta
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.kae':.
skipper,
find.
Dudley
King
of
Victoria.
He
hud
ordered
the
Koreans
to
see
jrM,er
the
t'.imHuu.Ms
.
were
assembiliiK
Junks
for
a,i
Invasion
of
United
Nations-held
islands
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from
National
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Vanadian
Sailors
Chipper,
Well
Fed
tr,f,I!;
Ntl'I'K:
Hill
Bliss,
States
Navy's.
There
had
been
much
grumbling
about
the
quality
of
meat,
4
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vegetables
and
bread
supplied
I
In
Japan
from
British
and
Aus-'
tralian
stores.
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Chief
cook
Is
CPO.
Bob
Murray
I
of
Victoria,
while
chief
baker
is
CPO.
Bill
Hughes
of
Victoria.
In
i
I'revs
.stall
wrfler
n,i
fuices
in
Korea.
rM
,jy
.spent
in
days
tu
tli
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iie.stioyer
Alhabas-'
u)
K"i''
w:ti,.'rs.
'j"he
I
tuf.
Is
one
"1
a
series'
of
liV
wrote
on
the
naval
IK
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is.niiuii
Km
Mult
WrlliT
I
addition
to
his
nightly
turns
out
i
Kan
H
theres
anyt.liintf
j
i.t
fin
the
hammock:.
It
5
,4,viuu-
during
10
uaiys
third,
positions
could
be
chanced
I
If
movement
was
deliberate.
The!
art
of
keeping
a
blanket
tucked
remains
unmastered.
The
Atha
Bee
t
a
crowded
ship.
Within
her
377-foot
length
and
37-foot
beam
she
stows
270
men.
Officers
have
bunks
In
their
cabins.
Some
of
the
chief
p."tty
officers
have
Hueed
improvised
ones
for
themselves.
But
the
men
sleep
in
-mlcjcs"
unless
they
have
back
or
kidney
trouble,
in
which
fax
they
make
up
beds
for
themselves
on
benches
or
f
lour.
The
"mfa
ks"
are
right
alongside
one
another
ami
head
to
toot.
UghtA
out
come
at
B:3i
p
m.
.to
that
men
on
early
watches
can
sleep.
"Wakey-wakey"
conies
al
6:30
a.m.
so
that
tlv.
tables,
over
which
the
'mlcks'
'are
slung,
can
be
used
for
breakfast.
HAPPY
COMPANY
Living
at
such
close
quarters
coukl
get
on
men's
nerves.
Inn
U
aimfifpher
Is
on
cf
.st
eady
Joshing,
Joking
and
spontaneous
teamillK-up
to
keep
the
pluce
clean.
Periodically
throughout
the
id
the
destroyer
Alh-
it
jii.
j
bread,
Hugh
also
turns
out
pans
of
hot
buns
for
men
going
on
and
off
watch
during
the
night
to
have
with
their
coffee.
I
ROM
ONE
f.AIJ.EV
Supplies
for
the
ship's
thie
meals,
plus
liberal
snacks,
average
$311
daily,
and
all
hands
ollicers
and
men
eat
the
same
food.
It's
all
cooked
In
Murray's
galley.
Below
decks
when
the
guns
are
firing
the
din's
lndescrilniij:.).
So
are
the
cordite
fumes.
Athabaskan
has
really
knocked
herself
to
bits
although
her
body's
sound
absorbing
the
re-coll
of
her
guns,
which
since
last
,
,
,
X
vfii,
jieihaps,
that
it
en-;
moil
inen
ti
tie
sardlned
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ileck
than
there
l
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lie.
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un'ii
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lie
Yellow
He
a
has
j
f
iii'H.ih
as
a
tahle
top.
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iv
it's
only
in
a
roll-n
lii.il
Hip
hummock
conies
,:
tui.
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.en;
utina
as
Atha-.itii
i
i'ii
her
along
I,-
villi
;ii
inn
caused
by
her
iii-in.i
().
iwer
engines.
Ath-ju
i..iiiy
moves,
and
when
i,r..
I.i'i
whole
body
Uial'.cs
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ON
NOVK
K
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In
a
ham-i
t,
ni
l
in
move
a
muscle,
im'v
u
i.uvice
you
Jusl.
stay
mi
yinii
luck.
When
the
.!-!
I.ill.s
oil
il'.s
ton
risky
to
."ir
it.
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VUly
It
Was
tl'.."-niflil.
Hie
secoid
was
i
iii.
ipli
still
not
ready
for
!.::!.
i.i-t
-chasing.
By
the
rv
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,
,
--
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.,
fiiav
men
will
get
out
tlie
di.sli-jpan,
soap
and
towels
and
pitch
1
In
to
remove
the
evidences
of
a
i
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August
have
fired
8,000
rounds.
Each
shell
leaving
her
kicks
down
showers
of
plaster
from
I
he
ceilings,
rips
.
out
wiring,
blows
electric
lights
right
out
of
their
sockets,
and
sends
any
loose
ehinaware
crashing
to
the
decks.
Even
the
captain's
cabin
gels
littered.
From
a
control
room
filled
with
complicated
equipment
CPO
Howard
Oliver
aims
and
fires
the
guns
that
do
the
damage.
The
men
Joke
that
Atha
Bee
probably
has
done
more
damage
to
herself
than
she
has
to
tlw
Chinese
Communists.
She
needs
1
the
refit
she's
going
home
to.
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snack.
There
always
seems
to
Ia
coffee
or
tea
brewing
to
wash
d'.wn
the
lashings
of
fresh-bakeit
bread,
butter
and
lam
consumed
between
meals.
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The
food
is
good.
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Athabaskan
jiionee'red
in
I
switching
the
Canadian
destroy-
era
from
the
Inferior
Ooinmon-
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wealth
rations
to
the
United
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HELP
YOUR
POST
OFFICE
HELP
YOU!
.
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To
the
Electors
of
Prince
Rupert
Constituency:
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':
Tomorrow,
June
12th,
you
will
exercise
one
of
your
greatest
democratic
privileges;
that
is,
you
will
cast
your
vote
In
the
B.C.
Provincial
election,
for
the
candidate
of
your
choice.
I
am
convinced
that
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party
offers
the
best,
program
for
the
development
and
sound
administration
of
the
affairs
of
this
Province
and
for
your
individual
good.
May
you
remember
that
our
forefathers
had
vision
and
foresight,
to
bring
about
and
maintain
freedom
of
thought
and
speech.
We
hav
a-
goodly
heritage;"
Let
us
preserve
5ii
!
by
continuing
to
uphold
the
principles
and,
policies
responsible
for
such
freedouv
,:
The
Pro;re.ssive
Conservative
Party
knows
full
well
the
problems
confronting
us
here
in
British
Columbia
and
we
will
approach
these
problems
as
British
Columbians
should.
We
believe
in
the
highest
law
The
Welfare
of
the
People.
I
want
to
thank
all
who
have
been
with
me
at
heart
in
this
campaign
and
to
ask
you,
when
you
cast
your
vote
tomorrow;
to
give
it
your,
deepest
consideration
and
to
mark
your
ballot
for
the
man
you
feel
will
serve
you
and
yours
best
In
the
coming
years.
I
do
not
think
you
will
be
sorry
if
you
cast
your
No.
1
Vote
for
your
Progressive
Consevative
candidate.
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1.
ADDRESS
YOUR
MAIL
CORRECTLY.
Write
clearly
and
glv
COMPLETE
address;
include
Postal
Zone
Number
In
Ottawa,
Montreal,
Toronto,
Vancouver.
3.
WRAP
PARCELS
SECURELY
tie
with
strong
cord
and
put
on
sufficient
postage.
When
in
doubt
have
your
Post
Office
weigh
parcels
and
letters
and
avoid
double
postage
due.
2.
ADVISE
YOUR
FRIENDS
of
your
correct
address
(and
one
numbef
if
applfcabre)
especially
if
you
have
moved
to
a
new
address.
Get
the
habit
of
including
your
return
address
on
top
left
corner
of
envelopes
or
parcels.
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Hep
your
Post
Office
giV
you
faster,
better
mail
service
by
remembering
these
things
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L1TTIR
MAIL
1st
Clats
requires:
local
delivsry,
3,for
the
llrst
TOM
CHRISTIE.
ounce,
U
for
each
additional
PRINTED
MATTER
Cards,
circulars,
etc.,
entirely
printed
when
addressed
to
Individuals
by
name
2
for
the
first
2
ounces,
U
for
each
additional
2
ounces.
When
such
mall
Is
addressed
"To
Householder"
(not
by
name)
It
requires
for
the
first
2
ounces,
and
1
for
each
additional
2
ounces.
ounce;
out-of-town
(Canada,
U.S.,
and
all
other
countrlea
of
North
and
South
America,
British
Commonwealth,
France,
Spain)
delivery,
4
for
first
ounce,
2r
for
each
additional
ounce.
Air
Mail
(domestic),
H
for
first
ounce,
5
for
each
additional
ounce.
(Inquire
at
Post
Office
for
airmail
rates
to
other
countries.)
McRAE,
J.D.
LIBERAL
10
CHRISTIE,
T.
IA.
PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE
NIWSPAPIRS
or
PERIODICALS
PARCELS
Play
safe!
Have
your
nearest
Post
Office
weigh
them.
You
can
now
send
Air
Parcel
Post
up
to
25
pounds
In
weight.
Ask
about
thia
fast
air
delivery
servicel
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mailed
by
Individuals
require
H
for
the
first
4
ounces
and,1
for
each
additional
4
ounces.
HILLS,
G.
E.
C.C.F.
For
Free
Transportation
To
The
Polls
Phone
270
and
Blue
595
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