4
v.
ISTONESi
OTTAWA
DiARY
ftajj
4
,
!'
-
been
UktiiR
a
fast
but
pay
nay
generally
generally
,
,
hoh
hl!,h
nf;'f
As
1
See
It
ihnmrhful
lmik
in
recent
day
I
40
Yeors
Ago
Todoy
over
the
figures
for
labor
Income
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
March
31,
19S3
Prm
HUP,n
-
newspaper
detl
f"01
mnd
Northern
and
Central
BritlshColum
".
aW
ot
Circulation.
Bureau
i
Member
or
Cansdian
Pre,.
-
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Ablation
KMMhtd
toy
-hf
PHi.ce
Bu
i'vSS!-
O.
PERRY,
vice
i-""
H.
Prendent
J.
t.
MAtlOR,
by
......
piiyau-
iridur,
,
but
such
friiMtt-"
tlrement
plimSi
va(..lUf
ulative
sick
leave
aiilm.a";.
hours
Of
aini'b
.
curing
the
pust
year
which
the
.
l&
The
Mens
cwn
c.w...
-
iu.
r
-
?
V
'....nert
Its
evmnnHlum
and
the
i
Bureau
of
Btatlstlea
has
jusi
i
4P.vw
:
'j'
nubile
were
invited
to
social
j
compiled.
'C?
T3t
r
.
hnl
lvld
in
the
newly!
They're
no
less
interesting
Or':..
J''
,
tV
a
1w
U'.
S.
V"
at
.
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i(
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i
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,.,
!
3'
.
1
J
'.
;
?
i'L
-
.
variably
on
a
mrt
S
than
can
be
ohhiin,-
.."
more
T
!
decorated
tiuarters.
ithey
tliry
are
smnmc.ani
nrtvate
enmlnver
Knr
exumole"
Pflnee
Rupert
Hi
Worker
In
the
munuracturinR.
The
Tne
sieanu
teamer
i
'
'
1.0N;-KANC.K
!MH(,llT,J
Tho
at..
.
1
Sj
carrlo-
P-r
wren,
aso:
per
montb
!
-;
per
rear,
tiooo
Sfe
now.
on
Its
summer
schedule
,
S
s
eelved
a
icross
Increase
in
their
tukF-homr
puy
of
$350,000
000
m
the
cum'iit
bfxun.
hf
,
30
Yeott
AqoToday
...-
iiiiixiriant
"
than
'
iSees
Ike
Crackdown
...
There
were
1.126.000
16
000
of
of
them.
them.
Wnrlrnra
In
the
Const
rUCtlOH
"'
VK
"
!
w
"
i
when
'
the
present
"
"l
d
Ke
r
i
!
i..n
tflOerS
nff
n,.i
.
Watch
the
Communist
Moves
r..
uuirif'stif
i
r,..-
.
Industry
boosted
their
gross
tti
,
1
SENATOR
Joe
The
Easter
bnwinr
Bhd
tu
held
by
the
ladles
Altt
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
realized
the
turn
of
h
knu.nno.onu.
That
'Hrtuatrv
has
to
n,,"."!0"
'
is
surely,
and
i
McCarthyji;;.r
not
slo-
I
I
iself
into
aj(
,';V
crack-
V
-
i
Y
based
on
foremn
-cosu
don't
allow
for
ihe
ur
jly,
working
hims
quite
halt
the
Increase
tnnt
factory
workers
achieved.
But
the
number
of
cont
ruction
workers
was
only
about
one-
i
llllh
...
itnnl
-.9II.IHKI
Hi)
thill
ijhjuib
ijuucies
or
iht
The
second
edition
of
(he
hlh
school
matrn'-lne
"The
Aurora"
position
where
a
a
-
...iiir.n.
Un
(i
uation
promises
to
heCnn
Is
now
off
the
presa
.
T7...
P,..,r.
down
irom
i
resident
enhower
is
certain.
,
j
tpe
average
iiiumuuni
20
Ye
OM
AaO
ToaOV
,
ereater.
KFI.IKMD
CANADA'S
OLDEST
T
'
'
"
iltft)
of
B-amvll)e,
Ont
,
and
his
brother.
Thomas
William.
Wellandport.
Out.,
celebrate
their
89th
birthday
together.
They
were
born
near
Wellandport,
March
17,
1864.
nlaed
as
cotnlnt
r!,.
i
So
long
as
the
Democrat?
j
every
month
tlut
PiW
nulur,.!
T
boom
and
the
df.tw
Vancouver
where
he
wiU
,,wn
m
iKMim
on't
last
for
evr
.-j
......mlnn
hCte
SVItn'"""
k7
ITH
hints
of
a
Korean
truce
emanauiiK
W'Asia,
the
question
of
the
moment
is
what
is
roing
on
inside
Russia
and
Red
China?
The
decree
of
uncertainty
among
close
obser-er
may
be
judged
from
two
such
conflicting
opin-ons
both
presumably
based
on
the
as
the
following,
M'st
available
information:
"Afraid
of
internal
-stresses;
possessing
great
the
Jews
-as
an
ex-
;triking
power;
tempted
to
use
-use;
convinced
that
the
West
is
weak
and
(hs-united-Russia
may
launch
into
an
adventure
of
the
most
danqerous
kind,"
speculatesthe
highly
reputed
Intelligence
Digest,
published
at
New
Tork.
lhe
truth
is
that,
although
in
many
respects
powerful,
of
a
complete
crash.
It
Russia
faces
the
possibility
increases
the
danger
of
is
this
very
factor
which
were
in
power,
many
Repub-
j
lieans
regarded
the
activities
of
the
Red-hunting
Senator
as
by
no
means
all
bad.
They
were
well
nware
that
McCarthy
hit
below
the
belt,
gouged,
and
puli-
tikhh
ciHurr
That
third
Broun
ft
the
one
Letterbox
his
bride
In
a
few
weeks,
nniiiiioo
nertnits
for
March
Unnvn
lerhnlcallv
as
the
"fln-
fs
totalled
on.V
run.
"
i
"
'
f
g.,..,,,,,.,,
p,lnN
'CRKAT
unr.m
lVTKltRST
.
TO
ALL
t
tending
my
flock;
no
longer
shall
v,.,hrri
feed
them.se
ves.
I
Ved
lust
about
every
dirty
trlrl:
With
12,?6S
lor
me
same
,..,..
-
-
,
-
.
BOVern-
The
Editor,
'will
rescue
my
flock
from
their
ias!i
,PBr
mnitiveesbut
not
the
which
would
have
diaqunlifkni
him
hnd
lw
been
s
prize-fighter
and
not
a
iHW-mnker.
But.
so
The
uany
mews:
greed,
ana
no
ioniser
anmi
iv
i
w
,
employees
of
government-owned
I
see
from
ft
poster
In
flown
food
for
them
i
I
U
I
eon
gw
wwt
enrtuirniions
auen
as
ne
cana
rv..
eiiv
emineil
has
decided
what?
The
Hiss
rase
showed
town
Mtnre
thut
Ray
oaraner
01
For
this
is
wjmt
the
Lord
the
.
tt,...tH..I
D,,llttrnva
nr
the
man
niivitinui
...
,
nnturin
Hydro
Electric
Power'
I
myself.
I
will
.....wr
nermlts
will
be
Brant-
HOI
Hi
the
menace
was
no
Joke
the
B.C.
Peace
Council
to
10
iioia
Eternal
says
search
for
my
flock
and
look
for
rd
,or
tn(,
instailatlnn
of
neptlc
hoth
Ciardner
Gardner
anti
anti
his
his
wife
them."
Ezeklel
34.7-11
tanks
within
the
Pity
limits.
Commission.
The
DI1S
fidures
have
brought
home
to
the
Mf'i
that
the
success
which
this
third
group
is
aehievlna
In
advancing
Its
for
EDWARD
W.
GREEN.
wnrri
h
hn
received
hen
Also,
if
the
Senator
could
em-barass
President
Truman
or
help
hound
Dean
Aeheson
from
public
life,
what
did
it
matter
if
a
ftw
score
people
in
the
State
-De-paftment
were
smeared,
unjustly,
as
Communists
or
tools
of
Communism?
'
were
recently
the
topic
of
an
article
In
one
of
the
Vancouver
newspapers.
This
whole
question
of
Peace
or
War
Is
ehouirh
to
raise
very
hot
discussion
anywhere
it
is
mentioned.
So
hta
that
Lieutenant
Orme
Btuart
on
active
service
with
the
navy
has
now
been
placed
in
command
of
tunes
relatively
to
other
groups
m
ihe
ecnnnmv
li
hardly
short
Knrvette
onerutMK
on
the
At-
I
ITV
Rl'Ff
EltlNCi
S
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News
j
To
.clarify
any
misconception
Which
may
exist
about
Mr.
Gard-
mm
nl
anertacular
and
more
man
i
nlldly
disturbing
lantlc
Ocean.
,
public
BOi)earance
'
here
should
be
BUT
THE
MINUTE
the
Re-pub-
nf
trnl.
ih
fxt
la
that
more
aim
UULL
t
mnre
the
vard
stick
of
com
.
-
r
"
i'-.
.
-.
"
-
y
1,
I.
4JI
I,
;
t
a.
"
5
k
.
'
,
'.
-'
"v
t
"J
Li
4
,
f
c
:
ir
St
,"
,
jC
licans
replaced
the
Democrats
,
ot
meeting
j
ha)
thp
plPaJllure
fn..r'
vL,it
here
and
which
nw
Strike
Losses
pensation
and
"fringe"
worktim
!
benefits
which
private
Industry
thln7s-h
his
lln.."8
.
,n
Lonrton
wMn
M,
17
n'been
.stt.xl
in
the
Press
the
oH
.
.
oi
of
two
two
ininss
n
nee
ii,p
n
"
Eurooei
-de
,
.
labor
mnr.-ni,V.
tour
ot
.
v.,,.v
,,,
neniwA
PiThe
ne
enmnel
a
crackdown
DV
ww,-
"
r
:
.
,
J
'
jeci
oi
tuuuni
u
i
-
Is
hflv
n
to
meei
in
rrcrumnn
i
President
rn.siui.iiv.
""-
This
ts
not
u
uie
uujrv
.i
panmeiu
reporieu
lts
Mer,i
n
mixir
lorce
w
ne
th
,ienes
uwards
thati
,
,,,.,
...,He
i
.
.
.....
aw.
s
.
.
ai..
For
It
was
one
thing
to
make;"";
-
Canodldn
newspaper-i
,
,
"
,
'
,mmm
lnw
,'"M
"'"-5
wnoBro
",
'?
"""."""
"
".'
war.'
.
-
'
The
Canadian
Institute
of
International
Affair?
takes
a
diffenent
view."
The
idea
expressed
In
some
.
nuartera
that
the
new
rulers
might
try
to
distract
the
populace
from
internal
grievances
by
deliberately
creating
an
external
crisis
has
little
to
commend
it.
The
overwhelming
desire
of
the
Soviet
people
for
peace
is
clearly
indicated
by
the
stress
laid
on
this
theme
in
Soviet
domestic
propaganda.
''War
would
bring
new
miseries
and
would
again
fish
the
hope
for
an
improvement
in
living
conditions.
It
is
by
fulfilling
these
hopes
that
the
new
fien
would
do
most
to
consolidate
their
power."
:
Although
Malenkov
and
Co.
alone
know
what
their
intentions
are,
there
are
certain
self-evident
facts
from
which
an
outsider
might
draw
a
few
sensible
conclusions
and,
on
the
Tmsis
of
these,
the
0hnmi
lino
nf
reasoning
sounds
the
more
logical.
As
a
shambles
of
the
iaie
aennri-
,
c.
4ki
u
'
wn
cuy
out
-
o,nrli
innnattes
n
iwj.
"'-''
:
ment
hen
the
enemies
of
the
!
"
-
'''Z
ta
.
!
present
time
wflou.
.lump
,JflM
worte
AUTOMATIC
WAS!
year
since
UTfST
RtPOIT
0klfc
rstHti
fcMSWSjsSl4
Osvs9)8bT
aNaMMal
y
tack
the
Btatc
department
when
"p
Mwm
h?rUt
ln
seems
to
be
ou
the
Increase.
Na-i
f,nm
a
strike
tan(IH"l
the
latter
was
doing
it
duty
tntion
th(;lr
pMtr
of
carrying
out
(Republican!
I
impressed
at
th
spirit
and
d-,Wrl0uiy
curtailed,
and
thU
In;
ui-
i
termination
of
the
promt
oi
.
.
'
...
..
in
.
lamiawiniuuii
Fiuun.
-
K,.
,:iurn
IMlo
an
uvti.c
By
his
last
ditch
fight
against
I
Jt
TnAtZZVZ'
-uorekeepew
who
find
them-l
President
Ike's
appointment
of
sol
"HinTJ
'v
'tl1
tt
extent
cost
of
Charles
Bohlen
as
U.S.
Am-
thod
of
se
M
lng
Uf
r"nr;
"
ar
upkeep
and
no
Income
to
meet
.i.
Ibassador
to
Russia
Senator
Mc-
can
only
DHng
untold
misery
WB
nu,e
t0
Hnd
th-
IH
anly
AuiaaWK
yH
7
navM
yn
tM
latt
kol
Carthv
has.
in
effect,
dared
tne
;
ami
.ea.e
a
--
'r,.,
and
this
is
not
difficult.
Udmlntstration
to
do
its
worst
,lems.
And
he
-was
prepare
w
reiatlna
to
the
unsold
ca-fea
(
.
oa..i1Ia.
.
c.jr,rifica
n
trreiit
career
in
me
.
.
.
.
.
.
w
the
the
tne
t
Canadian
antlClian
body
DOUV
UU
observes,
UUtivca,
the
vnc
new
t
leaders
are
HOLY
WEEK
UNITED
SERVICE
Wednesday,
April
1st
at
8
p.m..
In
Ihe
Regular
Baptist
Church
Speaker:
SK.
CrT.
;f
OIKiK
OYSTRVK
Under
the
auspices
of
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association
againsv
mm.
":
!"
"
'
-
-
"
;
of
'
fLvh
whlcn
unaer
prnrm
"
-
YdI?;'11
0f,.0rrflhPT,lno-
their
hosition
imaChlne
,
is
not
likely
to
accept
lucrative
newspaper
world
to-
u.
fced
with
a
need
of
strengthening
their
position.
challenge
lmmedlftteiy.
But
!
dedicate
his
me
to
the
idea
that
'
0a
Sur(,ly
lhPretore
the
RUPERT
TTitil
thpvhave
accomnlished
this,
it
is
unreasonable
one
of
these
days,
senator
Joe
ine
people
ui
.nr
.
,
d
u
maKe
an
together
in
Deaee
RADIO
And
ELECT
exhaustive
.leiirch
for
other
mar.
CALV1H
BULLOCK
U4.
rnnrivviHiraner
u
tauru
Kvviyi
..
j
j.
Us
coina
to
get
an
uiumaium
to
suppose
titey
will
start
-any
dangerous
adven-
j101
lgn
o!d
somer
tire"
because
war,
more
than
anything
else
would
jhimseir
ike
y
e
known
.miie
is
going
to
be
laid
aside
Ion?
i
tto
in
r.
"noul
UK,ay'
f
hta.
from
Communist
to
Crack-
ot."
-enemy
of
ouri
a
Krom
an
"fn
trubi"
enough
to
tell
the
loud
talking
democracy
to
one
of
the
greatest
Roods
cannot
so
ve
our
roub
Senator-quit
sniping
at
ourimen
0(
our
time.
My
personal
.
perpetuate
tnem.
i
r
u.
,-
own
leader
from
tne
rear-or
k
wlKisp
of
hlm
k
that
he
Is
a
,
.Z",
their
requirement,
f
rom
e.
line
and
honest
parm.
I
think
;
else!
thrtt
that
l!
il
Ls
is
our
our
resomslblllty
respnn.slbliity
to
to
source
u.w
anu
a,r
-
...
----
.
-
IT
IS
NO
SECRET
that
the
am-
hear
h!m.
on!y
to
know
first
;
their
custom.
Any
repfMta
bitious
Senator
McCarthy
LBnd
he
ha.
'to
My
or
to
or
a
commerc
wl
i
j1""
hc,ri
tn
the
dav
when
he!,
...
him
thow
di:!lcu;t
It
Is
to
resum
a
PRINCE
RUPERT
CITY
AND
DISTRICT
LIBERAL
CONVENTIOl
BUSINESS
OF
CONVENTION:
provide
a
crucial
test
of
their
authority
parucu-l&ry
excluded
from
all
top
as
the
army
has
been
three
policy-making
positions.,
In
addition,'
there
is
no
cause
to
believe
that
Russia's
most
powerful
ally,
Red
China,
has
been
4b
quickly
and
completely
won
over
by
the
new
regime
that
it
will
rush
with
a
glad
cry
into
whatever
further
battle
Russia
cares
to
dictate.
"Human
nntiirp
bpincr
what
it
is.
there
is
even
a
possibility
himself
will
sit
In
the
White
MOTHER
OF
TWO
-CHILD-1
customer
once
tney
are
lo"t.
REM
WHO
DOF5NT
WANT
Now
Mr
Gardner
has
aitenocu
I
...
.
f
4
?
.
t
if
.
'rnnlerences'
In
Eurooe
and
tilt
House,
as
President.
Colonel
McCormlck
of
the
Chicago
Tribune
made
no
bonrs
ANOTHER
WAR.
East
where
matters
of
supply
were
discussed
and
who
could
i
become
purchasers
of
our
mer-
of
the
fact
that
ne
accepieo
no
sTfNorso
EnrroRrALS
l.
2.
3.
Eisenhower,
as
Republican
nominee,
only
with
extreme
reluct
Nomination
of
Liberal
candidate
to
contest
provinciol
deetio.
Nomination
of
delegates
to
provincial
Liberal
convention.
Consideration
of
Resolutions.
This
is
an
important
convention
ond
oil
Liberals
ore
'urged
to
attend.
ance.
He
told
the
whole
woria
that
by
1958
he
hoped
to
be
in
a
position
to
elect
a
real
100
per
chandise.
So
lets
near
an
aomiv
Se
the
nubilities.
We
have
Intel-
dXt
mm
News-
Jh
enough
to
weigh
up
the
news-!Ucnoe
I
w
to
become
a
enmrnnist
but
I
have
situation
and
take
approprale
L
Mr
action
to
relieve
the
present
cent
"America
r
irsi
mmi.
I
unPcrthv
m
obviously
nush-
strain.
Questions
relating
to
po
Editor.
tential
world
markets
will
be
ing
himself
forward
as
the
man
CIVIC
CENTRE-8
P.M.
APRIL
2nd
welcome
and
I
am
sure
satisfac
that
Mao
and
Malenkov
have
an
acute
-personal
distaste
for
each
other
in
spite
of
their
Communist
bond.
Certainly
there
is
nothing
in
the
lives
of
the
Russian
office
strategist
and
the
Chihese
rebel
which
suggests
common
grounds
for
an
abiding
friendship.
.
Although
Communists
throughout
the
world
will
continue
their
rat-like
invasion
through
the
sewer-tipes
f
civflizatiorf,
we
canihope.thtit
thesiiaHer8
at
home
will
have
the
sense
to
see
that
any
attempts
to
exploit
this
insidious
destruction'would
be
unwise.
tory
replies
rill
be
given.
just
where
have
you
ana
your
staff
been
these
last
40
years?
Where
are
those
sharp,
stinging
editorials
rebuking
the
powerful
interests
which
have
been
bleed-ma
thu
entnmunitv
of
Its
wealth''
W.
D.
GRIFFITHS.
for
Ike's
job.
Ike
cannoi
oe
p.u
naive
as
not
to
see
this.
Moreover,
even
if
he
were,
he
ls
surrounded
-by
a
solid
bodyguard
of
old
time,
hafdbdiled
politicians
Like
Taft,
Brownell
and
And
what
about
the
lethwrgy
of
e
tliens?
wnv
inBa(n)im
hasn't
that
been
condemned?
Awahe
thou
that
sieepest
and
Christ
shall
give
thee
'
lioht
like
a
pancake.
If
he
forces
the
showdown.
HUEY
IX5NG
made
himself
the
dictator
of
Louisianna,
and
he
And
irou
pasttor
and
shepherds
h
.Irs
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
of
the
children
01
uoo
in
i-nnce
did
it
all
within
the
letter
ot
Ekoy
oiitwft.
What
kind
of
an
.
1
.
-
r
.
-
a.
i
H-
rf,
,
-v
if
'.
h
4
K
1
.
anaemic
powerless
gospel
have
the
law.
Had
he
not
met
nis
sudden,
violent,
end
who
knows
vou
been
advocating
inese
iasi
tHfr.
mipht.
have
been
an
xt
-,ont,.ia
ticket,
eased
the
in
Staffordshire
eave
an
Order
ifnoririn
near-fascist
in
the
140
years
of
Indolence?
I
uhoi
ahnut.
the
casting
down
White
House
already.
I
financial
potion
of
ariy
British
for
J16.80
for
"rejoicing"
at
the
i
t
W.r.
At
William
rtl
HfcfO
nf
viiah
imaeinatlons
that
exalt
themselves
against
the
name
of
God?
What
are
you
afraid
of?
You
may
liave
Krowini;
i
liil.lren.
anti
liit;"
""P"
of
Pivi"s
,1"'m
aoim.l
education,
a
good
Urt
in
life.
Perhaps
)r
prti
iil
ilreams
are
built
aroiintl
some
nlher
e"l
entirely.
Whatever
your
plans,
chances
are
th.
y
will
take
money.
Now
i
hf
'""'
to
open
pe.'iul-piirpie
ssvings
account
st
the
Koyal
Haua-
Death
perhaps,
persecution,
an
Columbian
so
scarce
a
soui
w
oiinui
..........
envious
It
was,
however,
worth
.
But
of
course,
about
this
time,
a
few
dollars
to
think.
What
you
i
or
not
long
before,
Oliver
Crom-like
if
the
million
to
one
shot;
well
had
something
to
ao
with
comes
your
way.
Cash
can
be
royalty.
Anyway,
$16.80
would
spent
far
more
foolishly.
Life
is
not
settls
for
much
celebrating.
McCarthy
is
not
to
be
compared
with
Huey
Long
for
natural
capacity.
I
know
Canadian
MPs
of
all
shades
of
politics
who
met
Huey
Long
and
completely
"fell
for"
his
personal
charm
and
wit.
If
such
shrewd
manner
of
evil
sponen
agunim.
you
falsely
dr
are
you
airnia
gamble.
Anyway,
someunie
nhcsrprii
were
thus
token
in-
your
sanctilictttmn
migni
gev
tarnished?
Hear
then
what
the
Eternal
v,oa
tn
kov
to
VOU
shenherd?
Surveyors,
havincr
finished
the
we
are
told
that
much.
who
can
blame
the
ignorant
Job,
finally
announced
that
the
nnsitinn
of
the
recently
our-
rvir
mViilns"
nf
the
BOUth
?
-
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
nv
tyiv
me!"
sav
the
Lord
the
Huey
bribed
them
lavishly
with
NO
MATTER
ANYWAY
March
tried
to
behave.
w.J
chased
bid
lady's
farm
was
just
Dul'iirf
t,
ttnltorf
Stales
Vmrrter
rtomai
"since
mv
:llnok.
has
be
their
own
money.
immi
ihe
nrev
and
food
of
every
The
real
menace
of
McCarthy
that's
about
all.
Its
genera.
And
when
,he
old
,ady
heard
it
How.
.
.
,
reputation
sours
easily.
,le,
.remarking
wild
animal
'Because
-mere
-was
ls
that
he
Is
destroying
the
verv
foundation
of
the
U.S.
con
no
one
to
shepherd
them
(for
the
shepherds
cared
mdthlng
March
came
In
does
not
ihow'
she
had
always
heard
how
stitution
In
his
"trials"
by
fear
ana
me
same
tail
m:
oaiu
desperately
'cold
Canadian
Win
and
smear.
-By
abusing
"con
It
is
gding
to
go
out.
ters
are
about
'my
lioc,
duv
ieo
nm
selves
Instead
of
feeding
my
fineiri
hear
then
what
the
Lord
gressional
privilege"
arid
by
usurping
the
function
of
the
Canada's
third
military
col
"There's
too
much
xirinklng
in
WmtViintrton."
savs
n
American
courts
by
witch
hum
iriais
in
the
Eternal
says,
you
shepherds
'T
am
ncairutt
the
shenherds.
-I
Congress
he
personifies
a
most
congressman.
Why
not
Just
put
a
will
demand
my
flock
back
from
serious
threat
to
"life,
liberty,
lege
is
being
organized.
One
U
at
Kingston
In
Ontario,
one
at
Vctoria,
B.C.
and
the
new
establishment
is
at
St.
John,
Quebec,
nfficial
ODenlne
was
some
period.
after
-annKingf
them,
I
will
stop
-tnem
irom
and
the
pursuit
of
happiness."
WHERE
IT
MI2LT8
months
ago.
The
army,
navy
and
air
services
are
all
represented.
There
is
no
cavalry,
or
perhaps
one
should
say
horses.
Helgh-ho,
stinging
eales
and
heavy
snows
toared
across
'the
pfairles'last
week.
The
same
was
p
i
true
enoueh
much
-arlir
ini
Money
isnt
everything.
But
It
sure
helps.
Lethbridge
Herald.
LINDSAYS
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
1TD.
Established
!910
MOVING
.
.
.
BACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
...
'FOltWAttniNG
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Lbcal,"Natton-wide
and
World-wide
Shipment.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
XINDSAVS
.
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
ar
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avt
WWTITBfFS
AGO
March.
At
some
polnU
drifts
went
as
far
as
-tight
feet.
'We've
been
heard
to
fclck
at
gusts
when
they
chose
to
blow
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
show
that
Is
snow,
....
-.-
.sihMinatinna.
vears
auo,
cost
.nntirierablv
Jess.
This
time
t
nd.
u
tittvinB
a
figure
way
melts
In
the
same
region
that
i
u
miiiinnD
Wnk
in
the
year
1B89
the
town
of
Tamworth
wheat
grows
In.
j
-
t
t,
t,
v-
Is
.
.