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elected
Ro-
den
built
Pfueciallv
'to.
i
figures
show
the
Swedish
mer-.Fwis
parliament
chant
navy
now
totals
1,858
ships
dolphe
in
Just
over
10
minutes,
and
shrubs,
planted
'
of
2
617.000
gross
tons,
including
oimk
.v
vice-president
for
the
last
wall,
may
be
touch
"
784
motor.ships,
473
steamers
and
As
Season's
Slot-In-Wall
Assures
Fair
Meat
Ration
at
Congo
Mine
auxiliary
year,
ne
was
ny
uaouion
in
'U'-iuung,
and
all
cam
i.
"01
sailing
ships
with
engines.
2
.
ployed
19,000
natives
in
its
various
mines
and
plants.
In
its
own
:
native
quarters,
it
housed
45,000
women
and
children.
ELISABETHVILLE,
Congo
i.f!
A
native
butcher
stands
beside
a
pile
of
fresh
meat
in
a
wars-house
along
the
railyards
in
thi
Katanga
province
mining
centre
of
Kipushi.
In
the
wall
next,
to
him
is
a
big
slot.
At
intervals
there
is
a
knock
on
the
wall
and
for
each
knock
the
butcher
slips
a
chunk
of
the
raw
meat
through
the
slot.
and
best
wishes!?
B.
C
Power
Takes
Over
GEORGE
COOK
JEWELLER
Outside,
hundreds
of
chatting
native
housewives
wrapped
in
At
McBride
loin
cloths,
their
children
hung
on
their
back
are
lined
up
with
nK-ktti,
One
after
the
other
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
railway
and
agriculture
centre
of
Mc-
iney
get
ineir
iamny
meat
ration
Bride
about
half
way
between
...TV
W
Mlk
vlair
the
joye
oi
the
Season
ond
all
's
lrind!y
cheer
brighten
your
A'
!
1
heme
at
Christmas
and
abide
with
you
i
all
through
the
ycr...Th(
is
our
jfx-"
j
E.'1
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V'itjw
warm
Holiday
wish
for
you
and
yours.
S
I
trom
the
slot,
one
for
each
knock
Prince
George
and
Jasper
Ls
to
i
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'"'i"
get
improved
eloctriciil
server-
I
get
about
l2
pounds
of
meat
The
B
c
Power
commission'
and
nearly
two
pounds
of
fish
o
following
a
request
from
the
vil-jweek
women
and
children
over
iagP
of
M,Bride
and
with
th?
:
10
slightly
less.
approval
of
the
government,
his
;
This
is
one
of
the
many
tunc-;
agreed
to
purchase
the
village-
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,
...Cu
uy
uir
ui.uuu,..
:
(;Wned
distribution
svstem
Snl
Ore
t-roaucing
company.
Union
!wa,
ar,m-0ved
hv
n
nlphi..i.
The
commission
plans
to
com
STAI.KINli
CAT
Arthur
Zler-olh
of
Vancouver
discovered
he
was
being
stalked
by
a
cougar
as
he
bent,
over
a
dead
deer
near
Campbell
river
on
Vancouver
Island.
The
hunter
brought
down
the
hungry
animal
with
two
shots.
He
collected
a
S20
boenty
and
sold
the
courar's
meat
for
J20
(
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HOSPITAL
The
first
hospital
for
children
on
the
American
continent
was
established
in
Toronto
in
1878.
pletely
rebuild
the
system
and
to
construct
a
new
power
house
to
accommodate
two
150
kilowatt
diesel
engines
to
be
transferred
from
Teriaee.
Construction
is
expected
to
start
early
next
summer
Addition
of
McBi.ue
will
in-,
crease
the
number
of
commission
power
districts
throughout
the
province
to
28.
Miniere
clu
Haut
Katanga,
for
;
its
native
workers
and
their
families.
DISTRIBl'TION
FAIK
Why
the
slot
in
the
wall?
a
;
company
official
explained:
I
"If
the
butcher
could
see
his
i
clients,
he
would
give
the
be.st
n
ece
of
meat
to
those,
of
his
family
or
to
those
from
Ms
tribe,
j
With
the
slot
system
and
the
neutral
Kapita's
knock
on
the
;
wall,
distribution
Ls
as
fair
as
can
be."
:
No
one
at
the
Union
Miniere
j
pretends
this
is
chari
.y.
It's
pa'-t1
!
of
the
company
policy
toward
!
better
production
of
uranium,
copper,
cobalt
and
zins.
1
I
In
1932
the
Union
Miniere
em-j
j
'
Jobless
Warned
No
Work
Yet
On
Oil
Pipeline
Premier
Bennett
Sends
Christmas
Greetings
to
British
Columbia
f
r
r-
hope
that
the
theme
of
'Peace
on
Earth,
Goodwill
to
Men'
will
remain
with
ea:h
and
every
one
throughout
the
coming
year,
to
brin?
about
a
better
understanding
so
that
we
may
be
at
peace
with
all
men.
"With
these
thoughts
in
mind,
it
is
my
sincere
pleasure
to
extend
to
the
people
of
British
Columbia
the
traditicnal
greeting
Merry
Chii-tmjs
and
the
very
b2.'.t
in
the
New
Year."
VICTORIA
(CP)
Premier
Bennett
Issued
the
following
Christmas
greetings
to
the
people
of
British
Columbia:
"I
am
pleased
to
have
this
opportunity
to
extend
warmest
Christmas
greetings
to
the
citizens
of
British
Columbia,
wherever
they
may
be.
"It
is
my
sincere
hope
that
you
may
enjoy
all
the
good
things
associated
with
the
festive
season
in
the
true
spirit
of
Christmas
and
I
earnestly
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
,
."'v
To
all
our
friends
we
extend
our
heartiest
wishes
lor
gladness
and
good
fortune
for
Christmas
and
the
New
Year.
Management
and
Staff
STAR'S
STYLEWEAR
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
national
:
.
i
employment
service
report
Ls-i
sued
here
warns
job
seekers
in
eastern
Canada
not
to
come
to
British
Columbia
in
the
hope
of
working
on
the
Haines-Fairbanks
pipeline
project.
!
The
report
said
many
workers
have
already
come
to
the
west
coast
from
as
far
away
as
Nova
Scotia
to
find
employment
on
the
proposed
280-mile
pipeline.
The
project
won't
get
under
way
before
April,
it
said.
Rumors
have
been
circulated
in
the
East
that
work
on
the.
line
started
two
weeks
ago.
j
The
oil
pipeline
will
run
from
Haines.
Alaska,
to
Fairbanks
through
northern
B.C.
Wi
wish
you
the
brighten
0.
Christmas
4
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anjyed-
Violinist
Wins
Canada
Medal
In
Britain
MONTREAL
(CP)
Violinist,
'
Arthur
Davison
cf
Montreal
has
been
awarded
a
medal
by
the
British
Overseas
League
which
makes
awards
annually
to
outstanding
representatives
of
Commonwealth
countries
in
the
Uni-.c
Kingdom.
j
,
The
medal,
known
as
the
"Canada
Medal"
was
presented
recently
to
the
34-year-old
Violinist-conductor
by
Princess
Marie
Louise
in
Londdn
fprthe
greatest
Canadian
contjribatiiNv
ta
music
in
the
U.K.
during
iastyear.
Mr.
Davison,
at
present
in
Britain,
ls
combining
recital
work
with
a
job
as
concertmaster
of
the
Hull,
Essex
and
Peterborough
symphony
orchestras.
On
top
of
that
he
conducts
a
series
of
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youth
concerts.
Mr.
Davison
won
his
first
diploma
at
the
age
of
six
and
that
year
gave
hisfirst
recital
in
a
Montreal
church.
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Eager
Spacemen
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LONDON
(CP)
Membership
cf
the
British
Interplanetary
8j
ciety
has
Increased
by
20
per!
M
V
cent
in
the
last
year.
There
ara
now
2,419
members
of
the
society
I
devoted
to
study
of
space
travel.
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sbirit
of
this
most
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joyous
of"
holidays,
we
wish
all
KOM
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORES
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friends
and
neighbors
a
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mMSwrt
cf
fcrt)pin5,
bwllb
and
prosperity.
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and
Employees
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and
Headquaters
247
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East
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v..
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For
now...
for
always...
Joy
to
our
friends
and
neighbors,
Peace
to
our
nation,
Good
Will
to
all.
SAANICH
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
LYONS
FINE
FOODS
WILLIAMS
GROCERY
MIDWAY
GROCERY
SKEENA
GROCERY
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