aftfcu--l.
I.,
...
,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
"June
11,
1952
a
tarm
am
I
(L
U
more
Man
Turns
Back
God
Says
SA
Evangelist
"God
never
turns
His
back
upon
the
world'3
guiltiest
sinner
it
is
man
who
turns
his
back
upon
Soroplomiili
JPian
Arrangements
were
completed
by
the
Soroptimlst
Club
Monday
night
for
a
tea
and
candy
sale
to
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham
on
June
27.
At
this
time
the
winning
tickets
on
the
bride's
chest
will
be
drawn,
in
all
there
will
be
approximately
25
winners.
Money
from
the
tea
and
candy
sale
will
Headdress
Headache
For
Ladies
Cigartt
Smokers
Life
Table
CALCUTTA,
iReutersi
Dr.
Subodh
Mitra,
president
of
the
Indian
Car.r.nr
Societv
has
evolved
a
life-table
fo(
cigaret
smokers.
He
toio
d
cancer
symposium
hl-re
:
"Cigarcts
are
pleasure
at
20;
"An
irresistible
routine
at
30;
s
"Painful
addiction
at
40;
"A
carrlio-vascular
poison
at
50;
"A
short
cut
to
a
death-
certificate
at
60
and
over.''
10
Plan
to
Attend
Coronation
Cod,"
said
Colonel
J.
Tyndall
last
night
in
the
crowd
ed
Salvation
Army
Citadel.
By
OLENNE
CURRIE
DUESSELDORF,
Germany
(Reuters
i
West
Germany's
future
diplomats
at
a
government
school
are
being
taught
that
an
umbrella
Is
indispensable
to
the
well-dressed
young
diplomat.
The
diplomat
trainees
are
taught
that
"charm
and
an
umbrella
are
Inseparable."
Under
the
Nazi
regime,
youths
were
told
that
the
umbrella
wa3
the
symbol
of
"decadent
democracies"
and
that
to
carry
one
was
to
be
"unheroic."
The
new-style
approved
umbrella
is
the
type
carrrad
by
the
pre-war
British
Prime
Minister,
weville
Chamberlain.
Col.
Tyndall
was
speaking
on
U
NDON
I
Reuters
l
Peeresj,-
be
used
toward
commitments
to!
Utr
UltllAl
Liberal
Tea
Held
at
the
Hospital
Modernization
Fund.
The
members
of
the
Soropti-
e.s
are
lining
up
at
charm
schools
and
beauty
parlors
to
make
ready
for
the
Queen's
coronation
still
a
year
away
but
some
already
are
avoidlnR
their
hairdressers.
Because
fverythlne
must,
he
About
43
percent
of
the
75,245
hospital
beds
in
Canada
are
oc-
Canada
exported
wood,
wood
products
and
paper
to
the
value
mlit
Club
were
pleased
to
award
thelr
annual
bursary
of
$100
to
cupied
by
mental
disease
of
more
than
l'3
billion
dollars
n.
.
Miss
Jean
Cheshcr.
This
is
the
patients
in
1951.
Sutton
Home
.
,
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lie
Dully
Nrwa
,
,
i
'j
cilAKIJTTE
CITY.
if
i
lul
tea
p.uly
was
',1
id
i
itiii'iP'.t.s
of
the
Lib-
,,,lv
null
'Hll(llll;ilc
Jll''k
f,,.
,ti
1
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Iioiiih
uf
Ir.
and
.,
,
r
:
;u
t
.i
here
on
the
second
year
this
award
has
been
made
to
a
high
school
student.
Muriel
Vance
was
chairman
of
the
meeting
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Eve
Couling.
The
final
meeting
of
the
year
will
take
the
form
cf
a
dinner
meeting
on
June
23.
kvIIEanilPOII
the
third
night
cf
the
"Operation
70"
Evangelistic
campaign.
Man
has
been
created
for
communion
with
God,
to
participate
in
His
life
and
in
His
Image,
and
for
Kis
glory.
Man,
a
freewill
agent,
and
not
an
expressionless
robot
or
machine,
has
the
power
to
choose
his
path
in
life.
The
devil,
at
one
time,
the
most
marvellous
of
God's
creatures,
through
pride
and
disobedience,
wag
cast
out
of
heaven,
lie
bears
his
hatred
against
God
and
also
man,
Ood's
creation.
The
devil,
in
lib
efforts
to
rulrt
man,
placed
.doubts
in
man's
mind,
causing
him
to
disobey
God
and
bring
sin
into
the
world.
Man
pays
the
penalty,
not
for
Adam's
sin
but
for
his
own,
he
said.
"All's
not
well
with
the
world."
just
so
,at
such
an
affair
dowagers
old
and
young
are
ciamor-"B
to
pay
upwards
of
40
to
learn
how
to
manipulate
tricky
court
trains,
how
t0
make
the
best
of
their
faces
and
figures,
and
how
to
balance
heavv
tiaras
and
coronets
on
their
heads.
Us
the
headdress
mat
Is
prov-Ine
n
trendm-he
for
many.
The
tiaras
and
miniature
coronets
need
a
good
head
of
hair
lo
sit
right.
It
would
be
asking
for
trouble
to
try
to
balance
them
on
the
current
hair
styles,
so
many
peeresses
have
started
-
J.L
tteel
(hear
teata
C
S
handy
currwl
IbladM.
r
II
1
1
W
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A
i$JJr
era-'kr,
boUla-open-Y,
-
A
v
Vi'lf'
driver
and
lunur
I
Bla4aa
aaaa
Window
Shopping
No
Fun
In
si-ite
of
a
constant
drizzle,
more
than
55
parents
and
children
of
the
Regular
Baptist
Sunday
School
spent
an
enjoyable
Rfternoon
at
the
Marine
Station
on
Digby
Island
at
their
annual
picnic.
The
outing
began
with
an
interesting
trip
across
the
harbor
in
one
of
the
largest
of
local
boats.
ill
II
After
the
children
enjoyed
icecream
they
went
on
a
tour
of
part
of
the
island
while
most
of
the
mothers
stayed
behind
and
set
out
a
delicious
picnic
supper,
which
was
much
appreciated
by
the
hungry
hikers.
Every
spare
moment
was
filled
by
searching
the
beach
for
queer
little
creatures,
hunting
for
wild
flowers
and
playing
ball.
The
trip
back
to
the
city
in
the
boat
was
brightened
by
the
children's
lively
singing.
.
t'l!
I
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tastefully
n
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a
variety
of
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ii
;ud
picked
by
:.,ii'iii
,
ii
It
li',ivi
n
and
Mrs.
II
.lulilfc
ponied.
,1-
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Davlcf,
and
Mr.
Gor-i
:
iv,'
very
convincing
i
S'i
I
(Inn
Heaven
and
V,
1
1
mi
Jr.,
.served
do-
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'i.
III
.llllllMll.'i.
io
lei
uivir
hair
down.
I.OTHKS
KXPKNSIVK
Peers
and
peeresses
are
usually
"commanded"
ij
attend
the
coronation,
"all
excuses
set
apart."
This
year,
however,
officials
In
charge
are
prepared
to
accept,
financial
grounds
the
robes
and
regalia
are
expensive
as
a
rea-on
for
not
appearing.
They
are
discreetly
sounding
Individuals
on
this
point
before
Issuing
the
Royal
command.
Oiw
of
London's
top-flight
CORTLAND.
N.Y.
AP)
A
buck
deer,
out
for
a-i
early
morning
stroll
in
downtown
Cortland
wasn't
content
with
Sunday
shopping.
He
jumped
through
the
front
door
of
the
J.
C.
Penney
department
store.
Police
finally
shot
him
after
a
wild
chase
through
the
first
floor
and
he
continued,
"as
'some"
would
dream
and
fancy,
but
is
filled
with
violence,
corruption,
and
rottenness
and
awaiting
the
sure,
and
certain
judgment
of
God.
,.
It
is
man
who
gives
the
devil
his
power
and
authority
and
in
turn,
the
devil
through
man's
agency
brings
about
a
state
of
chaos
and
destruction."
,v
,
At
other
services,
the
Colonel
impressed
growing
crowds
about
the
personality
and
the.
names
associated
with
the
person
of
the
Eternal
God
and
His
Son
Jesus
Christ.
Christ
was
presented
as
the
"Way,
the
Truth,
Sato0
J
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r
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IS-A
wurt.--
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ill
iPfsKi
JJ
iLJEA
me
Dasement.
Store
manager
George
Gregg
said
damage
to
the
store
wasn
t
too
serious.
a.
A
iusy
Young
Voman
Gets
tony
Orders
,!i
.
1
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m.
An
utti'jM'livp
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early
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is
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Montreal
Nilesnft'n.
'pfl
!;i:S
,v.!d
SlbO.IMN)
worth
iii.il
il
l
burners,
of
all
missionary
Priest
Here
For
Visit
Reverend
E.
M.
LeRay,
OMI.
veteran
missionary
priest
in
northern
British
Columbia,
arrived
here
Tuesday
night
for
a
brief
visit.
and
the
Life."
As
the
angcla
glorified
the
Lord,
"high
and
lifted
up"
in
the
vision
of
the
prophet
Islah,
He
is
truly
a
"Holy
God."
iiukh'i
schools
na.s
announced
a
40-hour
course
In
which
peeresses
can
learn
to
look
as
peeresses
are
supposed
to
look
on
such
an
occasion.
It
costs
40.
The
schwl's
manager
said:
"The
coronation
has
boosted
business.
The
pielimtnary
pageantry
is
making
the
British
women
aware
of
the'
Importance
of
grace
and
carriage
"
Fa-shion
houses
are
making
their
bid
for
a
share
of
the
money
being
paid
out
Although
there
are
strict
rules
laid
down
The
Colonel
impressed
the
1
need
of
holy
living,
and
this
only,
j
comes
when
sin
was
thoroughly
j
purged.
It
was
then
only,
that
I
man
really
heard
the
commls-1
slon
of
God
"Oo
and
tell
this!
A
long
time
friend
of
Rev.
Lawrence
Turgeon,
who
was
ordained
to
the
priesthood
here
last
Sunday,
Father
LeRay
was
unable
to
attend
the
ceremony
because
of
pressure
.of
work
at
his
parish
in
Terrace.
people.'-
Mrs.
Tyndall,
In
taking
an
active
part
in
the
services,
testified
of
the
Redemptive
power
of
to
a
few
questions
about
appoPiiinentK,
she
,
i
'
M'
Jill
University
for
,,
i
,
.ii-::re'.
c.rtidiial
lug
re-"li
second
class
honors
:ni,
!i
and
Kneji.sh.
;,
,,;,i
her
psirrnUi
"at
first
!Li!.i','iu.i:,ied
abiiut
my
in-'..(I
eil
liurners,
but
now
;,
ami
shimed
to
the
'
iliii
".
Mv
clients
ure
In-
ri'i'i
eil,
I'm.
1
usually
i"
i"l
half
my
sellini
'.
l
i'iiI.'i;;
how
1
R
it
into
I
".'i'
tiff
job
by
mi
.
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newspaper
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employer,
M,
(fee.
.;air
"only
one
"I
a
thousand
could
a
i,,
i
i
,,
uf
what
Ann's
'
.
Iiii.Ih",!
expression
of
fm
'
I've
never
been
'
mil
ill
an
oil
lee
yet."
Jesus
Christ
In
her
life
and
urged
her
hearers
to
find
the
real
Joy
and
peace,
alone
found
in
God's
service.
The
Colonel
speaks
again
to
for
dress
at
the
coronation,
there
Is
plenty
of
scope
for
Individuality.
The
first
coronation
fashion
show
is
scheduled
for
June
10
and
11.
The
dress
of
a
peeress,
aside
from
the
tiara
and
coronet,
Is
divided
into
three
main
parts
kiltie,
mantle
and
train.
The
kirtle
is
the
crlmso
i
robe
edged
with
ermine
which
tops
the
outfit.
The
number
of
rows
of
sealskin
lips
on
the
ermlnj
cape
denote
the
rank
of
the
wearer
two
rows
for
a
baroness.
Father
Turgeon
served
as
an
altar
boy
for
Father
LeRay
during
his
visit
to
Terrace
and
Smithers.
A
veteran
of
the
First
World
War,
Father
LeRay
is
well
known
here
and
plans
to
visit
many
old
friends
In
Prince
Rupert
before
returning.
,
Uuv
night,
on
the
theme
of
"Ood'3
Plan
and
Purpose
In
Redemption."
Mrs.
Tyndall
will
address
a
Women's
Rally
tomorrow
afternoon
in
the
Army's
Citadel.
2'
2
for
a
viscountess,
three
for
a
countess,
3a
for
a
marchioness,
and
four
for
a
duchess.
The
mantle
Is
the
difss
worn
under
the
kirtle.
Its
only
specifications
are
that
it
be
either
white
or
silver,
preferably
white
ieweled
embroidery.
The
train
is
the
train
of
the
kirt'c.
Its
length
also
showing
the
rank
of
the
wearer.
ilishcr's
Wife
Gifts
for
DAD
's,
.
v
a
m
isiting
in
City
!'
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K.
f
lar.or.
wife
of
the
i
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I
he
Dailv
News,
is
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a
lew
days.
iii
live,
this
afternoon
"I
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Prince
Rupert.
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Wt
SHAVE
LOTION.
WALLETS
BRI
SIIES
SHAVING
SETS
KEY
CHAINS
We
have,
a
good
selection
of
Father's
Day
Card
;
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Ml
!ll,,li'T.
Mis.
L.
8.
Bieadner.
1
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the
hit.-
Air
Chief
'
Hn
ad
ior,
who
leaves
l"i'
Kilinonton.
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LXLUiLl
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PR
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'
('
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Rooms
In
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ill
open
evenings
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with
Remember
DAD
JUNE
15
WITH
CANADA'S
FAVOURITE
WHITE
SHIRT
Arrow
Dart
!;vi
('"Hiinittee
Rooms
for
Wn.t
lo
the
polls,
270
E''
W.
(138)
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only
so
many
111
v
ei
l;.
We
stay
open
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in
tn
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p.m.
on
week-'s,!,'l;'.vs
till
6
p.m.
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Ltd.,
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en
It
0
Question:
What
is
Alternative
Voting?
Answer:
A
form
of
voting
which
allows
the
voter
more
than
one
choic
Let
the
marking
of
his
ballot.
Question:
What
is
the
purpose
of
Alternative
Voting?
Answer:
To
prevent
the
election
of
a
candidate
ou
a
minority
vote.
,
Question:
How
does
a
voter
mark
his
ballot
under
Alternative
Voting?
Answer:
He
marks
his
ballot
in
the
order
of
his
preference
by
using
ttui
'
figure
1
for
his
first
choice,
the
figure
2
for
his
second
choice
and
so
on
Question:
May
a
voter
vote
for
one
candidate
only,
in
other
words,
"plump"?
'
Answer:
Yes.
Question:
Is
"plumping"
or
voting
first
choice
only
considered
advantageous?
Answer:
No.
Suppose
a
voter
marks
only
one
choice:
that
voter
has
virtually
said
to
the
Returning
Oflioer
"I
am
only
interested
in
my
No.
1
choice".
Upon
distribution
of
the
low
candidate's
ballots
to
the.
remaining
candidates,
the
ballot
of
a
voter
who
voted
one
choice
only,
cannot
be
further
dealt
with.
It
is,
in
other
.words,
as
"exhausted
ballot".
Such
a
voter
simply
deprives
himself
of
full
participation
in
the
contest.
CUT
OUT
THIS
MESSAGE
FOR
REFERENCE
AND
DISCUSSION
Fred
H.
Hurley
.
.
.
Chief
Electoral
Officer
'
Tlw
Dait
is
Canada's
top
white
shirt
and
we
have
it
In
a
wide
range
oi
tlzes"
and
sleeve
lengths.
Dart's
famous
nt'u-wllt,
medium
point
collar
is
good
looking
and
perfect
fitting
.
.
.
stay,
neat
all
day.
Dart
I
tailored
of
fine.
Sanforised
-
labelled
broad-cloCi.
Vour
first
choice
for
looks,
wear,
value.
in
iuiu,.
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ROY
ROGERS-KING
OF
THI
C0WI0YS
Grape-Nuts
Flake
GRAPE
NUTS
FLAKES
7-
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