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1953
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CHAPTER
I
1
trip
on
Christmas
Eve.
Bo"
uncle
Alan
(Hurst),
and
1
see
Letter
Box
Page
7
.
111
V
Christmas
was
still
a
few
days
1
'M't
that
playing
banta
Ciaua
.
ihr.i.ir
vnn
fnr
nnvina
a
nerfect
tribute
to
this
man.
i
t
if
t
ci
i
At
least
to
me,
every
word
of
1
away,
but
all
the
noises
and
j
would
be
iun."
sounds
of
Christmas
already)
"Yes,
that's
a
good
idea."
were
starting
to
fill
Steve
and
Nancy
chimed
in.
"Think
of
all
Nancy's
house
until
it
seemed
;
the
toys
we
could
play
with."
tVtn
T-imicA
nmillri
fairlv
Kiifef
Uamn
orntja
tYa
phllflrpn'S
Queer
Gang-up
on
UN
oice
of
The
Public
1
1
'Mi
MONTHS
ago
I
reported;
or
maybe
it
was
just
Steve
I
suggestion
into
the
letter
and
'1
ifpf
,e
ti...
ana
wancy
inat
seemed
rearlv
sieve
.
ana
jNancy
covcreci
u;
in
this
column
to
burst
with
excitement,
thut
j
f
utside
of
the
envelope
with
is.
i
Christmas
seals.
Mama
was
making
a
ginger-1
Daddy
mailed
it
in
the
mail-bread
house
ih.
the
kitchen.
The!
box
at
the
corner
the
next
duy
virulent
campaign
being
carried
on
in
the
U.S.A.
TO
YOUR
NEW
to
"get
the
U.S.
out
UN
and
the
UN
out
U.S.A."
of
j
sides
and
the
rcof
were
baked,
land
everyone,
including
Steve
Steve
and
Nan.
y
were
going
to
;
and
Nancy,
promptly
forgot
I
paste
them
together
with
frost-
j
about
it.
j
jng.
There
was
so
much
to
do
In
I
In
the
front
room
Daddv
nut.
the
week
before
Christmas,
it
rings
true.
He
was
incisive
or
1
mind.
He
was
a
leader.
He
was
human.
The
very
tone
of
this
editorial
reminds
me
of
uncle
Alan.
You
have
an
uncanny
writer
on
your
staff,
or
else
a
man
who
knew
uncle
Alan
very
well,
because
he
has
certainly
brought
to
life
all
Alan
was.
I
didn't
believe
the
news
either,
but
reading
your
editorial
made
it
seem
particularly
final
I
am
grateful
to
you
for
this
editorial
and
I
know
many
other
members
of
my
family
who
read
it
felt
the
same
way.
Alar,
represented
the
same
things
to
us
that
he
represented
to
your
community.
MRS.
J.
1
AGNES)
THOM.
Kenora.
Out.
I
(Spa
U
Now
this
campaign
has
spread
Up
the
Christmas
tree
and
trwihat
with
parties
and
the
pag-
eant
at
the
church,
that
the
to
Canada.
In
today
s
mail
I
;
whoie
family
hung
colored
balls.
letter
was
pushed
further
and
further
back
in
their
memories.
received
an
eight-page
leaflet
j
strings
0f
lights
and
rain
on
its
calling
for
"a
nation-wide
cru-
branches.
The
night
of
the
church
pug
sade
to
effect
the
immediate
j
when
at
last
Daddy
put
the
HOME
OR
OFFICE
Commercial
or
household
furniture
moved
with
care
Prompt,
courteous
wivik.
at
low
cost.
6
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
LOCAL
OK
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVINC
LINDSAY'S
CAKTAGK
And
STOItAOK
I'hnnr
to
mi.
"lave
It
to
Lindsays"
withdrawal
pf
the
atheistic
big
atar
on
top
the
tree,
Mama
1
eant,
the
children
got
to
b"d
EF0RE
the
congratulations
are
passed
around,
J
there
is
one
man
who
merits
our
salute
of
espect
for
the
manner
in
which
he
has
carried
his
leavy
load
of
civic
responsibility
during
the
past
wo
years.
Tiiat
man,
of
course,
is
Harold
Whalen.
Ie
performed
his
duties
at
all
times
with
honesty
'
uid
courage.
.
We
trust
that,
having
made
nis
valuable
contribution
to
our
city
as
both
mayor
and
alderman,
Mr;
Whalen
will
now
enjoy
his
well-earned
opportunity
to
relax.
No
more
than
what
he
has
given
could
be
asked
of
any
man.
His
successor,
George
Hills,
goes
in
with
a
firm
mandate
to
lead
the
city
to
new
levels
of
efficiency
and
progress.
It
is
a
fine
victory
for
Mr.
Hills
who
tan
approach
his
job
with
the
reassuring
knowledge
ithat
the
public
is
strongly
behind
him.
His
past
'record
of
community
service
is
evidence
that
he
is
Snot
the
kind
to
let
that
public
down.
In
the
aldermanic
results,
a
significant
feature
vas
that
three
of
the
candidates
endorsed
by
the
later
than
usual.
There
was
a
United
Nations
from
the
United
,
turned
off
ail
the
lights
in
the
States
and
the
United
States
,
loom.
Then
she
turned
on
the
from
the
United
Nations."
j
tree
lights,
and
everyone
said
.
in
the
sanje
mail
comes
a"Oh-h-h"
and
"Ah-h-h"
be-proclamation
from
the
British-1
cause
the
lights
were
so
pretty.
Israel
World
Federation
(Can-
"Have
you
written
your
let-adai
Inc.
beginning:
"Whereas
ter
to
Santa
Claus
yet
Steve?"
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
light
showfall
on
the
ground,
which
is
very
unusual
before
Christmas
in
the
valley
wh":e
Steve
and
Nancy
live.
When
Mama
turned
out
tht
lights
in
the
children's
room,
they
could
see
the
moon
shining
on
the
snow
outside.
After
say-
Daddy
asked.
Canada's
membership
in
the
The
Editoi.
The
Daily
News
The
Communists
have
a
lot
of
nerve
at
all
times,
but
tie
editorial
in
"The
Fisherman"
313
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
(144
Before
Steve
could
answer.
Mama
said,
"Hurry
and
get
your
ling
"Goodnight
to
Mama
for
they
went
to
clothes
off,
children.
There
will
I
the
third
time.
issue
December
.
is
really
the
P
....
..
..1
lt.n.inl.tn
r.t
United
Nations
is
a
flagrant
violation
of
the
Biblican
command,
'Be
ye
not
unequally
yoked
with
unbelievers'
.
.
."
It
takes
a
full
page
to
prove
to
its
own
satisfaction
that
the
UN
is
part
of
a
conspiracy
to
set
up
a
sinister
world
dictator
USEFUL
XMAS
GIFTS
be
just
time
enougn
10
write
tttsieep,
iuuhiub
nice
umB"u
payoff
before
you
go
to
bed.
I'll
get
a
I
snow
and
Christmas.
,
'The
editorial
is
entitled
"Let's
pencil
and
paper."
j
Their
thoughts
of
Christmas
prolpct
Can.ldians
From
M-
When
the
children
were
all
blended
into
wonderful
dreams
:
Carlnylte
smears"
and
it
goes
snuKEled
down
in
front
of
the
and
in
Steve's
dream
he
sailed
ship
and
ends
thus:
fireplace
with
their
bathrobes
i
along
on
a
cloud
over
the
snow
1
government
all(j
people,
for
tak-
"This
24th
annual
convention
anfl
siipDers
on.
Mama
said.Hields
at
tho
North
Pole.
Sud-jm(,
a
vigorous
stand'
against
.
.
ucuiaico
ui
muuicura
"w.i,
wnat
oo
you
w-nt
to
asKi
wi"
m
the
US
methods
of
spy
hum-
position
to
Canada's
continued
Santa
f0r
this
year,
kids?-'
calling
his
name.
"Steve,
Steve,"
;
(
;
membership
in
the
United
Na-lB..,h
SDoke
at
mlc(,
and
t
can't
i
he
seemed
to
say.
!
Th.
ftliiowini,
is
0Unted
from
tions
Organization."
I
,
d
wn
tne
wav
it
SOunded
Gradually
he
opened
his
eyes,
the
same
editorial:
'.V
because
I
can't
write
"Cowboy
j
thinking
how
real
the
dream
j
'
Forthright
though
the
re-outfit"
and
"Doll
buggy"
at
the
seemed.
j
notions
of
the
past
two
weeks
same
time.
And
then
he
opened
his
eyes
'
have
been,
Canadians
must
for-Mama
kept
wilting
things
ieaily
wide,
for
outside
the
ever
be
on
the
alert
to
prevent
wn
nntii
th
rh!irirn
ran
out.
.
window,
lighted
by
the
bright!
-
of
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
WEAR
AT
POPULAR
PRICES
Men's
Dress
and
Sport
Shirts
Smartly
tailored,
good
fit,
large
selection
to
choose
from..
SPECIAL
$2.95los4.95
MEN'S
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Fine
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100V
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wool,
also
nylons.
Good
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,
;!!'"
75Cu,'l.oo
MEN'S
BOW
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Latest
In
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shades.
SPECIAL
THE
British-Israel
organization
has
always
shouted
to
high
heaven
of
its
fervid
loyalty
to
the
British
crown.
Now
it
appears
that
the
B-I
patriots
are
moon,
was
u
umn
...
a
of
breath.
Then
Mama
said,
"That's
enough.
You
don't
want
l
ing.
louna
iace
aim
iu..
white
beard.
He
was
tapping
t-t
Santa
Claus
to
think
you
are
!
selfish.
Now
why
don't
you
offer
i
the
window
and
calling
Steve,
Fred
E,
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
tied
up
mentally
and
spiritually
with
the
McCarthys,
the
Mc-Cormicks,
and
all
the
other
most
rabid
anti-British
Commonwealth
elements
in
the
U.S.A.
Colonel
McCormick,
like
the
Canadian
B-I
people,
also
wants
to
see
the
quick
end
of
UN.
He
wants
that
as
much
as
he
also
to
do
sometning
nice
lor
mm?
.
,
"Well-l-l-l,"
said
Nancy,
roll-1
"
was
Santa
Claus.
Ing
her
big
brown
eyes
until!
"
they
looked
up
at
the
ceiling,'
'Tomorrow:
SMU
UsMaglcj
50ct75c
MEN'S
SWEATERS
Pullover,
button
and
zipper
styles.
Very
fine
qua!:t;
Virgin
wool
SO
ft
1"
FROM
O
t"iJ,iu
"we
could
offer
to
feed
the
rein-,
deer."
j
"Aw,
all
the
kids
do
that,"
j
Steve
said.
"Why
don't
we
offer!
to
take
his
pluce
at
the
North
;
'
Pole
for
a
while.
That
way
he
could
have
a
rest
before
his
big
j
wants
to
see
the
end
of
the
British
throne.
He
would
even
MEN'S
LEATHER
AND
SUEDE
JACKETS
take
Canada
into
the
U.S.A.
'
provided,
of
course,
we
cut
loose
I
from
out
Queen,
and
reduce
our
Smartly
tailored.
Good
fit.
S-l
Q
SSJ
1
lljj
''
SPECIALLY
PRICED
JL
to
tAU
.25.go
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
Smartly
tailored.
Very
attractive
shades.
A
REAL
GIFT,
for
only
MEN'S
COMBINATIONS
pivic
Affairs
Association
came
through
handsomely,
while
the
fourth
lost
by
a
narrow
margin
lo
the
redoubtable
Mr.
Casey.
Although
the
victors
Iwere
chosen
on
their
individual
merits
and
need
'noj;
yield
credit
for
their
success
to
anyone,
there
jca-rj.be
no
denying
that
the
careful
judgment
of
the
CAA
must
have
received
the
voters'
consideration.
S
When
there
are
many
candidates
in
the
field,
las
there
were
in
this
case,
an
organization
like
the
"XA
can
do
much
to
clarify
the
issues
and
reduce
jncfecision.
Its
future
activities
will
be
followed
with
J'nterest.
The
strong
lead
shown
by
Norman
Bellis
was
particularly
striking.
This
is
a
young
man
who
tmade
an
extremely
favorable
impression
in
his
'brief
campaign
appearances
and
should
prove
a
capable
alderman.
;
Phil
Lyons,
in
his
first
try
at
the
game,
also
'.emerged
with
flying
colors.
It
is
good..
that
the
'council
wilt
have
a
pair
such
as
this
to
introduce
(fresh
viewpoints.
I
Mike
Krueger
was
returned
with
definite
proof
Ithat
he
is
a
man
the
people
want
in
there,
while
the
'old
warrior,
George
Casey,
had
the
fight
of
his
life.
Mvy,
the
campaign
issue
which
came
up
between
,these
two
be
measured
and
handled
accordingly.
To
the
winners
go
congratulations
and
to
the
'losers,
particularly
those
who
have
served
on
the
ocouncil,
the
city
owes
thanks.
Without
their
part
in
the
contest,
there
would
have
been
no
opportunity
;to
make
a
democratic
choice.
Although
Mayor-elect
Hills
did
not
appear
to
'faQr
the
proposed
annual
grant
for
the
Civic
'Centre
in
his
campaign
talks,
it
may
be
assumed
rthat
he
and
the
council
will
recognize
the
emphatic
wishes
of
the
public
in
this
respect.
Popular
opinion
,;on
transfer
of
the
.Ropsevi'lt
Park
fund
also,
.was
t
,
The
new
city
council
has
the
makings
of
a
ivery
good
one.
We
Ufok
forward
to
the
voters'
tchoice
being
well
rewarded.
10
provinces
into
four
or
five
states!
A
FAR
MORE
serious
aspect
to
this
Canadian
gang-up
against
the
UN
is
the
open
hostility
of
the
Social
Credit
party
of
Canada.
It
will
come
as
a
shock
to
nlost
of
the
people
of
B.C.
to
learn
that
our
Social
Credit
Good
quality.
Made
by
Stanfields,
Srt
"Jff
SO
CA'
Penmans,
etc.
Priced,
Spetial,
Suit
M'
to
0,M
,
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
'
H
it
:
Hi
Aim
11
-
it.
.
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1
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1
v
WW?
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it
:1
ft
,
T-
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"j
i
I
7
Black
and
brown.
Well
built.
S
Moscow
Radio
Scores
Speech
By
President
j
LONDON
(AP)
Soviet
spokes-'
men
have
given
strong
indications
that
the
Kremlin
wants
no
part
of
President
Eisenhower's
proposal
for
an
atomic
energy,
pool
for
peaceful
uses.
There
was
no
"official"
reply
from
the
Soviet
government,
but
Wednesday
night
a
top
commentator
on
Moscow
radio,
Boris
Leontyev,
described
the
VS.
proposal
as
a
rehash
of
the
Baruch
s5.so
JIO
Lots
of
wear.
Now,
Special
government
has
discontinued
distribution
through
B.C.
schools
WATER
tdis
truth
about
wins
the
ky
1.55
BOYS'
COMBINATIONS
Medium
weight.
SPECIAL,
Suit
BOYS'
PANTS
For
holiday
wear.
Very
attractive
tailoring
NOW,
From
of
the
UN
Association
publication
"World
Review
for
Canadian
Schools."
In
the
late
40s
the
UN,
Association
of
Canada
approached
all
provincial
departments
of
education
to
assist
in
distribution
of
a
monthly
leaflet,
which
deals
with
world
events
in,
a
BOYS'
SHOES
Well
built.
SPECIAL
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
Water,
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bououet.
Seagrams
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clear,
impartial,
and
up-to-date
manner.
B.C.
was
the
first
prqvince
in
Canada
to
agree
to
co-operate.
atomic
control
plan
which
the
Russians
have
always
rejected.
Leontyev
added
that
Eisenhower
had
"threatened
atomic
war."
In
the
United
Nations
assembly,
Russian
delegate
Andrei
Y.
Vishinsky
declared:
"You
cannot
insure
the
use
of
atomic
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tags
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Russia's
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on
an
Immediate
ban
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the
West's
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and
inspection
system
first.
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Soviet
reaction
came
as
the
Western
world
generally
applauded
the
plan.
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story
page
7).
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