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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
HERE
And
NOW
As
I
See
It
Jir.ua-7
J.
1513
Coronation
Described
Act
of
Religion
By'
LARRY
STAMVOOI)
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.
ft-
rrs
4
.
rs
!jr.
rfT
arid
Citri
Erriiso
Or,
i
xsri
a-t
ao
when
major
pioneers
in
industry
pointy
&
finjrws
t.
this
port
to
indicate
a
future
im-in,,
.
V
v
v
1
Mk
(
j
J
.X
f
"
if
poll
in
the
r.f-ar
future.
avto
this
m
rr.i
id.
the
tCJ
-T
I'JtAiTJW;
at
rjf-rt
jt
j
LOSUOW
P
The
eerewonr
'
attendr.c
the
Corcr.ation
of
trie
j
Q
jevn
next
Jum
is
described
as
n
act
of
r..;...
n
from
oe-
rtr.n.r.?
to
tci
'
by
Very
R
:
Dr
A
C
Dr
n,
d--an
of
Wert-f
liinsu-r.
in
the
Church
of
En-
and
offU-ul
year
boo
The
centrai
art
of
the
who
ritoAi
he
wv
U
rvt
Uie
crn-
was
bu;.t
to
termi:;ate
here
Fur
-'
-
un,rw,
the
ir,e
re...
th
drydork
u
i
.nd
cam,
er'--
A
Bill
That
Permits
Payment
j
Ris
Turn
o0jewS
The
riiT
Id-iaw'
nra-
uir
,.,.,.,
r
IE
Tw-'if
the
rai.ar
u
'nr:u
'.lit
r
r
war.
.ro
k
t
ti
m,'jntin
rf
thr
-
nrr.f
1
mil
fi
here
niavmO
erein
la
nujor
p-rt
In
the
eonnmy
of)
'
eh
a
4
4
j(
,
-A.1
e,e
symbwl
rite,
that
Rapert
and
central
B
C
Bit
SJ'"
faliow
the
ar.ointi.nf,"
Dr
Don
crytort
ha.
bee.ve
a
burden
on
j
,
?
fP$
:
'
with
Utsie
etruat
ol
aa.t
,
.
i
.r.tes.
-auth
as
-
the
lird.nj
th
pubUe
en,
w.th
the
sword,
the
prestation
.
f
-
tt
ew-ence
'
hut
tJ
f
r
WHEN
the
dust
has
had
time
to
settle,
I
think
we
shall
see
that
the
most
important
world
event
of
H'j2
was,
that
the
Red
commissars
turned
on
the
Jews.
f
th
orb.
the
nn
and
the
1
Touay
tr
'
,1
it
.
'
e
two
aeeptref.
culminauhf
in
the
yard,
eouro
to
do
ad
Ita
own
-C
'-h
to
h-
teUatV
and
n
uv
art
of
eoroMUon
,ueil.
r
o-
'.eel
fabrvatf.
major
work.
U
'
h'
a
max
j,
.
ard
and
twb
sign
...
But
U.-ry
and
f
e
;ry
oj-
LEONARD
BILXIER.
rcartafer
of
the
Bank
of
Cosr.meree
branch
a;
WUhirrj
Lake,
B
C.
is
ret-jpera'.inf
from
a
wound
in
the
thigh.
:r.r.:e-.ed
by
a
bar.cUt
mho
Uied
to
mb
the
bar
k.
The
bandit
was
w-our-ced
ar.d
captured
in
a
tau
iU
police.
ONE
if
the
less
p!eaant
aspect.
of
the
hefrfn-
j
in?
of
the
year
is
the
bills
that
start
coming
'
in.
At
such
a
time
we
are
not
inclined
to
contemplate
any
additional
expenditures,
yet
there
is
a
small
ore
which
fax
merit
some
thought
right
now.
It
U"yovr
contribution
to
the
TB
Seal
campaign.
Although
the
campaign
has
received
ger.erou
?urwrt
from
Vrn(-f-'V.vr'rt
,
it
i
?!;!!
?'
short
cf
iu
$2,W)
objective,
and
the
February
deadline
is
drawing
c-Ioh?.
Obtaining
it
funds
through
sale
of
Christmas
ppal,
the
B.C.
Anti-Tuberculosis
Society
h
doing
valiant
work
to
combat
this
vicious
enemy
which
h,
tnh
Inward
eratin
at
a
u
inifa
cru
.
.
:.nd
ipirttoai
nieininf
and
may
Canadian
taxpayers
aum
tT!
000
Stic
S
Budget
therefore
be
truly
said
to
be
ai-nuauy
Th
j(uti.lf1
U,-
In
ir.--jf,t
rpe-u.
.the
Pra.-e
tnaa
M
1952
r;wj
iMihinc
r.0l
io
CocioitilUA.
Beth
after
tse
Frt-nrh
reTbiatioa
of
17
Id
nd
the
Rwiin
reTj;auon
of
:M7
St
bM!i.-r.e
n
axjoni
Vr..x
Jierair,en'-ai
in
intention
UNDER
OUR
ROOF
By
JOHN
STURDY
or
urn
tr;ai
w.-
.niested'with
aU
these
r.biem!
''""nTO
rrM
10
art
reaiue
the
drydTrf.t.
of
rity
ar.d
ha
"been
pre-1
form-
efle
facwtlon
and
sented
with
th
B;a
U
sh.
For
g
Often
Child
m
defence
of
trie
r.,
.i.'vd
up
"
into
her
throne
j
s.ru
tt.
f
.-f
a.'"-r
the
Second
j8'
The
dean
aau
th
Queen
cjn
trid
War.
th
mother
CNR
fcaai
At
leas.,
mainter.a.v
ay
be
ai.ured.
as
the
stands
on
th
refused
to
pend
a
nickel
on
ru
habiiitation
id
frmrt
1
ehi-dren.-
Tr
Frerxhir.an
who
ncounceaint
'.hit
th;
j."Ter;-i
th
tr.;.'-ar.d-6jci
tc
Rxi
nd
Gan
ri
fcoid-n;
than
e,'A
the
r-i
tf
a-:,t
vs-x
Uritey
Ixfore
qojed
Litt
Ajg
in
some
ir-p.'je.
"They
certaii.y
look
u:f-frreat
from
Ih
orscs
I
u
to
iee
in
the
window
of
M
e
s
DeirateAsen
"
'hmruuQ
01
ner
resign,
ins.
orjiwa
t.ii.u
iw
u.
f
....u
wiuj
Tr..t-e
were
cookd
Urkeys."
chnstiAn
people
tije
world
oer
that
it
n.
I
mi.
and
then
let
it
pxi
Sne
times
it
lr.Yoited
tXi
F.,r
is
wise
not
to
k?t
with
Lit:Ie
Ai?.e.
fa
ioat
his
011
tead.
fey
hu
Chris'.mis
faiied
ta
Interest
rr.
cn
irintiofi
After
the
rr.or-
,?ry
rrjjeh.
I
hare
nerer
been
3er
of
KiroT.
hu
own
ehren
cj.'h
a
rtf.
in
fact.
I
FOfHicaJ
hir
Sti..n
put
tiire:?h
eouiant
hi:
a
brv-k
iU.
r.i.
a
purfe
in
Rdiiii
unuke
any-
I
happe.-ed
to
or
almtnt
,tiwt
In
prenotis
history
It
fj
Ofr:.-..r.s
else,
and
I
remember
"
X.-anit.y
bajed
on
the
idea
that
te
In
uie
ir
days,
ben
.
it
aj
better
to
-!Kijsdat'-
hid
to
carry
retHer,
my
corn-hundred
tospecu.
tf
there
touA
mandiiig
officer
aivays
mdt
t
ten
or
twenty
enerr.;es
of
the
certain
that
I
aa
taued
witn
rTirr.e
arr.or.s
theaj.
btanit
cirtrrfgev
t'U
s-ivtain
her
with
their
prar-
frnm
the
federaJ
department
of
A
few
tnotMana
nupd
ers
Her
subjects
woutd
also
seek
public
works
The
result
the
half
billion
ur
f-jr.d
sht
to
eae
the
burdens
on
the
rauiiu-mll'lofi
dollar
euabkstv
be
miaard
U
much,
fc
,
,
tnrun
by
rembertrf
that
hr
ment
is
teetenr.f
from
corrosion
salrane
a
rital
lr.drtnai
!
home
and
her
children
hare
th
This
is
evident
from
only)
And
h:!
tit
kr,;:e
u
fJ
.-.Sht
to
claim
a
considerable
casual
examination
of
lu
dork
a
few
chunks
o!t
ie
share,
of
her
time
and
enertiea
jwlir.jra
or
Ms
rw
-pitted
pontoura
earty
start
on
a
V'r.urr
g.
Trus
etuntry
has
a
prweei
wh
n
woulj
likely
t
hard
put
airfield
would
not
ti
j.
posisesiion
in
our
radiant
and
to
tik
f.'t
anything
larger
not
here,
anyway
cne
thing
I
was
afra:d
he
Bits'
brtM
so
interested
In
tne
tiiiiej-
hout
that
he
muud
a:..".
to
tax
part,
and
it
oce
arred
to
me
that,
with
aii
rhotse
guu
hi
gotr.j
o.'f.
Little
Aagie
m.ght
?
'.
rtat
was
new
aoojt
the
"Thi
U
a
Dreeautkm.
Pragj
pur?e
was
that
the
Cox.-
said,
"in
caji
we
meet
any
Oer-
too
exited
ar.d
start
think
munists
bet
an
to
talk
Lke
Sizks
youthful
Q-ieen.
who
rr.ertU
our,
than
a
halibut
schooner
r
heruhing
as
she
will
deserre
At
least
such
may
be
its
atate
and
win
our
aileeunce,"
Dr
Don
fcxn
if
sejnie
action
is
it
taken
mans
and
you
start
firing.
Is
is
he
was
back
In
Chi
and
besir.
th
duty
of
a
C
O
to
in
are
th
shootmc
the
Soeal
eitiien-s
w.th
AMONG
th
good
thir.ej
the
Communuu
dul
m
immediate!
f.je
an
orerhaui.
hich
ufety
of
hia
own
men
.-.ays
Bus-
Of
course
Col
S.
Rltef
finrtnn.
s
ia
wis
to
abolish
aa
dirrl.-r.i-1
nation
between
people
of
dif-!
ferent
race
and
tongue.
Under
Srr.utU
-Ret
w
as
IntceAted
in
th
turkey
shoot
because
h
Is
an
old
Ir.dia
hand,
and
aithouc
his
trusty
45
I
accompanied
the
Ca'or.e;
alone
to
the
turkey
shoot,
which
as
held
in
a
field
behind
th.
local
hoeteiry.
and
immediately
we
ran
into
difficulties
When
it
cam
time
for
tile
Colonel
to
.tr.
czars.
ar.ti-SeiRitism
his
rfal
f',r-e
1
r.i-i
I
overy
year
kills
3"0
Canadians.
In
Vancouver
the
-wk-ty
rwntly
completed
the
building
of
a
sanatorium
costing
$.7)0,000
and
containing
some
of
the
finest
surgical
equipment
in
the
country.
Another
feature
of
its
work
is
the
operation
of
mobile
X-ray
units
which
assist
in
locating
the
disease
before
it
can
accomplish
its
fullest
damage.
The
society
further
spurs
the
battle
by
offering
scholarships
to
student
nurses
and
doctors
who
jrofoe
to
specialize
in
treatment
of
TB.
Still
othev
functions
it
performs
are
the
rehabilitation
of
those
who
have
been-afflicted
and
the
care
of
families
who
are
in
difficult
circumstances
because
of
the
Jiitase.
In
Prince
Rupert
the
campaign
is
conducted
by
the
Soroptimist
Club.
Members
of
this
group
have
worked
unsparingly
to
obtain
the
support
which
will
not
only
limit
the
revages
of
TB
but
may
eventually
help
to
lead
to
its
final
defeat.
They
urge
those
who
have
not
yet
returned
their
donations
in
the
envelopes,
provided
to
do
so
at
the
earliest
moment
possible.
Those
little
seals
are
the
badge
of
an
army
fighting
against
one
of
mankind's
deadliest
foes.
It
is-
a
crusade
worth
joining.
CGC
Setting
The
Pace
ar
the
Kcw
Year
r.isM
a
quality
A-I
tied
v
4
Trurg
.
Teal
Drl.e
14
ur,l
itf
xt
:
K:wsr.g
aeJertion
wiii
e,tj
rim
that
w
do
ci;
t--'-
.
-ars
arid
trucks
t
14
ritmautb
VUrv-
Just
the
ear
tut
the
family
y
!
l
ord
tcwirvr
thing
to
be
'.
in
mt.:-
Ing
pirn.sur
Vour
choice
at
Jit
TRt
K
MUtKIT
j
worse
in
Ruastav
;nd
Rusaian-,
u
aiw
nlheT
f
SkItAf
,
rtu,
"Yoa
need
have
no
orrie.;
shoot
his
first
round
he
bw
the
j
ruied
Poiaad,
than
anywhere
'on
earth.
;
The
Communists
changed
tXS
Last
Remaining
Horse
in
CNR
Service
Retires
te--il
to
Tar
D
:t
MELFORT.
Sik
Th-
iwt
horse
and
wagon
in
Canadian
Maiional
Express
service
today
aooutChrmaadlnrer.iiiyboy.',eaMb(ja,d
Ur(t
U
amithereeiu
w:i-lr
formed
sources
here
say.
Bjt
this
waa
not
always
the
caje
Pru.r
Rupert's
drydick
havnt
always
been
a
flereiirt
Lets
take
a
Ujk
at
I's
past
record
While
a
f"w
ships
were
built
drydock
really
ruse
to
promin-nere
in
the
earlier
ye;
rs
the
ence
during
the
Secur.d
Vt'of.d
War
DurVig
its
bu-srest
fwrl
d
2
000
workers
were
employed
Thi.'teen
13.0oO-f
reijhters,
four
Savy
mines
eepers.
and
two
1
3-tn
China
Coast
type
freiirhters
ere
built
ai
d
launch
I
that.
Even
taei
bittereit
en-
k
u
gj,
sood
m
ln
o,n
ar.d
when
th
jj
iey
discoveri
i
he
was
usj-.g
hii
a.ie
Ar.i.U.ia
;
:
etr.ies
had
to
admit
that
in
ran
r;?ht
noi."
cephefit
f
un.
he
e-
shoot.
;r
au.'ied.
"'
What
i
ihi
pal?"
aktd
Uttie
Auje.
th
ex
Weil
this
dereicped
Ir
'xi
quite
.
became
a
memory
a?
"Frank."
blind
pig
king
who
happened
,
,
tr.g
the
statss
cf
s.-orr.en.
an)
j
sippreUn;
rac'ura
ir
general
'and
aiiti-8einiara
-in
particu-ar.
Eiiiiia
took
secotd
pUce
to
no
:ohr
nstion
on
earth.
Bat
fir
(
years
back
ther'"
Jut
bet-n
;
hints,
omens
f
a
coming
'""
"
change..
-
to
be
listening
in
to
the
eon-J
ru't'u.iv
alwavl
lwt1
ln1
U
,u
.PU.
as'
The
fas
air
finally
ea-ifht
up
id
Li
45
wnich
wnicn
he
r.e
aiwa,s
,
,
rheanut
ed
hetWfn
1S40-45
cunei
in
a
ahouider
hoteler
In-
,M
,
..
,
.
.
,,,:.
,,
.
.,.1
BeOrtw.
i
ehitie
were
dry-
es
he
should
ever
meet
some
I"
"
'
"x
'au
.
"V
"r"'
11-.
A
R
vmfinf
A
-
Ha
r
sr
:
t
V--
kd
and
repaired
and
1300
ev
.
lv.e-.x
VM
V
-
e.l
4
-
I
.a',
cer
W
IS4S
Men,
176
WB
i-
usefui
truck
i::
Call
In
at
'The
Hiir
it
frtendl8eriee-"
t't
a
c-
.eoua
demon
vtr::on
of
he
above
ar.d
tr.arjr
tr.-c
ch
l-ntn
Bob
Parker
Hi
rh.nc
fl
-The
H
one
tt
P-.-
a
"i
c-.i
Canadian
war
torrpondnt
-
"J
.
the
street
of
Melfort
who
ipent
miieti
time
in
RttU.)'n.V1,r0-
..
-".!
li-
ro
'iivM-
m'!,
u.:
"
Beeauae
-rrauk."
alaii
Sndy'
obiiq-iely
bul-tWly
reported,
i
-
'''"f
!t
rm!
has
many
admirers
here
,u,
tmi-BernitiMi
On
-pee
!1
f
"heid
y-ar:,
by
the
Joe-,!
P
to
V
th
P"'"-
exprc.
compar.y
decKr.d
w
pro
t
of
e
Chamber
of
Com-
his
tT"..
book
"OdKsey
,rr
ThrMii.R
-"
Cib
-
just
befote,
-1
wru.M
ir,."
,
home
for
fcim
ta
re
:vnU
cerhauled
but
not
dry-
;d!Ck"d.
,
.
No
Dud
.
!
Rich
a
pmd-irtlon
rect.rd
'show,
that
the
drvd-ck
Is
no
dud
;
Ye-
whet
A-snu
M
-O
jgan.
nerw-.
ber
of
th."
Canadian
Mart
.in
..-
.
-neree
w-Uh
iHeli,"
he
tx
i
n-iiiHiuia
,
i
i-iremer.t
-I
mt
a
Jewish
worn
an
am;.!
'Where
do
they
get
the
boifUr'
ttU
of
yours
at
home.
-
,a.,ea,H
ru.re
w,;f
LTH0UGH
the
details
are
too
technical
to
be
Jdoctor.
about
wear,
of
aee
,
"
i!D
,,-,1
,1!,
';-''d
h'
day
on
a
A
undertoo
thorouehlv
on
a
ceneral
level.
re
was
very
oitier
aoout
an'i-!
'
-
-
'-,
'
!eroy
larm
ano
rus
:iw
owner
SemJUsm
in
the
er.jr
I
asked
for'turitejr
farm
dawn
the
road?-
I
are
9
Iand
a
baJ(RM
promiavd
that
-frank-
w;:i
proofs.
j
;
a.ked
They
must
hae
oer
a
hair.e
r,eer
be
hitched
to
a
pw
or
I'
there
h
one
main
fact
about
the
new
pyrites
roaster
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
here
which
can
be
"
-Proof!'
she
.fnorted.
'What
thousand
birds
on
that
farm.
.
m
:n?
co.-jce;
and
I
retreatel
ajowed
to
do
any
heavy
work.
"Are
them
things
tvlkl's'-
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
proofs
do
you
reed-1
I
kr.ow
it
w
as
.
mitism
readily
graced
and
appreciated
by
the
non-experts,
j
att
Jru-
ted
It
is
that
installation
of
the
new
equipment
wil
'which
the
German
jnvadei
aders
errt
nomewarOa.
fei.nt
ry
dejected
,
In
the
eupaf
record
the
.
m
i
because
we
had
faJed
to
win
a,
horse,
and
4
frti'it
V-'TlO
turkey,
and
that
meact
we
Canadian
liiloiii
i4J?jj
sfrtcj
4,,
'what
am
I
aayinj?
I
mean.
I'
and
property
No
244
J
would
have
to
buy
one
for
our
I
'
Frank-
came
to
Meifort
from
1
Chr....
.
i.
C..ir-j)H
in
ir.ll
r.
A
t
I..
,
iV
hid
!
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
oppreciofes
the
ever-increasing
porronoge
it
has
enjoyed
in
1952
ond
extends
to
alt
Friends
and
Customm'
i
what
a
writer's
finances
are
uk
mated
he
covered
th?
equivalent
I
I
around
Chrtrtmaj
'or
any
a.
t
wiles
and
moved
10
0O0
.harply
reduce
the
u.-e
of
imported
Fulphur
in
the
company's
pulp-making-
operations.
With
delivery
of
a
continuous
supply
of
pyrites
from
a
Canadian
source,
Columbia
Cellulose
will
operate
its
roa.ster
for
the
production
of
sulphur
t
ih.
.-
.
r,.
tons
of
exoreas
traffic
i
brought
back
into'
Russia
with
!
them
had
ren;aih'(!
after
th;:r
j
!
expulAion."
f
,'"
i
!
'
t
j
WHAT
WAS
WTW'
about
the
j
'
Prague
trials
wa
that
Zion-
j
Lm
was
held
to
be
treason,
and
,
'
a
study
of
the
aecuAations
of
,
1
I
-Zionism"
makes
it.
very
diffi-
r
---
:
i
t-
.
.
KPfTI
n
KrPC
I"'
matter
i
and
when
we
met
p-riorm
mis
wi
ne
nas
.
(my
wife
at
th
kitchen
door
I
orTl
,MiX
wagons,
ore
From
Amherst
in
Ma-ssachu-
dioxide
gas
which
it
needs
in
itg
work.
Previously,
cult
to
distinguish
any
differ-1
had
to
admit
that
we
wet
s1'1.
thee
eu
of
harness
and
turkeyles..
pairs
of
horseshoes
-r.,,1..,...
.
Now
with
the
compile
trar.v-
srl
ktrrnJ,
Z
,d.
towton
from
the
horse
and
.W'kir:?
pae
?.th.!,
fI
'buggy
era
to
the
motor
ae
4ettt
rCtT.fi.
the
renrrt
of
a
new-
OUR
BEST
WISHES
FOR
1953
s
the
fulphur
dioxide
was
obtained
by
burning
pure
Unce
between
wht
the
commu-ilttar
9itb
speeci
of
m
mue4
4
umii
aiiu
uj:.,iuhh
in
,econa.
jreity
aw
ui,
out
mi
tt
sulphur
brought
in
from
the
U.S.A.
,w"
"r
"
ln'
Car.adlan
rSJZi
.
National
Express
coor
ana
has
y
:
wviiiK
now
aim
iiinci
anu
the
Iiyinz
saucer,
or
ao
tney
aav
aijcnen
set
lor
your-,
a
f;en
of
Ml
moiern
true
ks
in
!U3
faiJ
W7i
BOIliifi
U'
.
The
step
is
a
valuable
one
in
the
integration
of
veil
,
operation
across
Canada.
a.kwsikak21kiiklis.wMi.wkaalaaasaa"
kL.
"
,
twenty
years
aeo
j
jy
fint
thjng
m
turn
green
I
What
could
be
the
explana-
ln
jpruig
time
U
believed
to
be
ition
of
thU
amazing
flip-flop''
.chrwiiTias
Jewelry.
Ken
Hub-!
It
could
be
that
the
Soviet
:
Dar(1
Union
is
prepanng
for
a
new
,
power
drive
in
th
Middle
Fast.
,
GREAT
CHIEFTAIN'!
where
the
Arabs
hat
Zionism
.
R,lrn
hinhda.
anniversary
Til
this
branch
of
Canadian
industry.
With
the
local
plant
petting
the
pace,
several
Canadian
pulp
and
paper
companies
are
planning
to
follow
suit
at
an
early
date.
As
the
move
develops,
Canada
will
become
less
dependent
on
imported
sulphur
which
has
been
threatened
with
shortage
for
the
past
two
years.
Resides
being
a
stimulus
for
industrial
opera-
EKULOSIS
and
talk
of
a
-.second
round",
dale
draws
on
apace.
A
good
i
attack
on
the
reborn
state
01
time
to
again
Impress
on
Russiana
Well,
we
did
Jtut
that,
the
I
Colonel
and
I.
and
with
a
territlc
'
hock
discovered
that
the
kitctie
n
floor
was
piled
h'.h
with
dead,
un
plucked
turkey
There
must
have
been
several
dozen
of
the
giant
birds.
Sitting
on
stool,
eyeing
the
turkeys
and-cleaning
his
45
u
Little
Aupie,
i
"What
happened
to
you
fellows?"
he
enquired.
"I
thouxiit
you
mere
cominjr
to
th
turkey
shoot.
I
did
pretty
good,
don't
you
think
T"
"Where."
I
demanded,
in
a
;
hollow
voice,
"did
you
get
thee
Israel.
5
that
they
never
Invented
the
'
It
could
be
that
Russia
in-
haggis
although
they
might
like
I
tends
a
new,
powerful
appeal
to
w
have
you
believe
it.
the
militarist
elements
in
Oer-
j
many,
where
anti-Semitism
is
EEELING
SORE,
NATURALLY!
iunUJ)
wic
new
iwuiuu
vviu
icuulc
(jisguused
only
by
a
tissue-paper
j
postmen
today
do
not
have
the
danger
of
shutdowns
due
to
a
lack
of
SUlDhur
!-urtain.
already
torn
in
spot,
'
kind
memories
of
the
inventor
of
Does
Not
Take
A
Holiday!
,
cp
,
.
,
...
,
.
.
i
It
could
be
that
imperial
Rea
,
trie
Christmas
card.
John
Horsley
Supply.
Jechmcal
though
it
may
be,
the
System
IS
iRusaia
is
having
real
trouble;,,,
London,
who
committed
th
turkey?
'
V-,
J
H
i
n
fy
the
Trnn
f
11
rT
3
i
n
Mnn.
AtA
tM
ruAAmfru
1
C4
1
TVlr.lr!
line
and
has
deliber-!0f
the
counUesa
cards
helpless!
At
""'
turkey
farm,
said
tries
in
ately
sacrificed
the
Jewish
com-1
postiea
have
had
to
pack
be
missars
as
scrapegoais
tnat
is.jcaase
iu
Yuietiae
iiLbje
AU)fie.
nrcim
lose
s
w.15
the
only
one
shooting.
I
would
have
got
more,
but
my
supply
of
ammunition
ran
out."
deliberately
exploited
the
antl-j
not
so
obscurs
that
we
fail
to
see
Columbia
Cellulose
deserves
high
marks
for
a
pioneering-
step
of
great
benefit
to
all
concerned.
Scripture
faiiage
jor
Joilaij
"I
will
speak
of
all
thy
marvellous
works."Psalrn
SemiUsm
which
is
deep-seated
WE'VE
WITNESSED
WORSE!
ln
the
parts.
The
movie
"High
Noon"
Is'
rated
by
film
critics
as
the
year's
best.
Perhaps
so.
There's
ml-J
ways
room
for
question.
Never.
,
theless
it
Is
a
strong
western,
starring
rangy
Gary
Cooper.
The
latter,
by
th
way,
was
brought
up
ln
Montana,
and
only
a
fe,
weeks
ago
fell
In
love
with
central
British
Columbia.
.
,
Have
You
Sent
for
Christmas
In
Your
Money
the
Seals
Yet?
Failure
to
Report
Mishap
Scored
VANCOUVER
tf-CCF
leader
Harold
Winch
has
criticized
what
he
says
Is
failure
by
some
British
Columbia
companies
to
report
all
industrial
accidents
so
as.
to
keep
high
safety
reeords.
One
consoling
thing
about
mumbling
to
yourself
Is
that
no
one
will
be
talking
back.
DEATH
SENTENCE
TO
STAND
FOR
U.S.
ATOM
SPY
TEAM
NEW
YORK
r
An
appeal
to
save
the
atom
spy
team
of
Julius
Rosenberg
and
his
wife,
Ethel,
from
death
In
the
electric
chair,
has
been
denied.
The
denial
was
made
Friday
by
Judge
Irving
Kaufman
after
hearing
a
clemency
plea
for
the
two.
They
are
ln
Sing
Sing
prison,
scheduled
to
die
the
week
of
Jan.
U.
"I
still
feel
their
crime
waa
worse
than
murder,"
said
the
Judge.
Addressing
the
seventh
annual
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
'
PRINTING
'
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
convention
of
the
Industrial
First
Aid
Attendants
of
B.C.,
Mr.
Winch
said:
"'It
seems
regrettable
but
Down
near
Pullman
In
Washington,
farm
scientists
have
concluded
seven
years
of
experiments.
The
new
year
announces
discovery
of
swine
wKh
two
extra
ribs.
There
will
be
more1
true
that
a
small
minority
seeking
to
keep
a
high
safety
record
for
the
company
do
not
always
see
to
it
that
all
accidents,
no
matter
how
small,
are
properly
reported."
He
said
this
sometimes
makes
chops
and
longer
bacon.
And
now,
let's
locate
somehow
or
somewhere,
larger
pots
of
pork
j
and
beans
every
Dominion
Day.
I
Arctic
Oil
OSIjO,
Norway
(CP)
The
world's
northernmost
oil
tanker
depot
has
been
completed
t
Honingsvaag,
key
fishing
port
in
Ruing
For
Rood
CANTERBURY,
England
f
Ruins
of
the
bomb-wrecked
16th-century
Church
of
6t.
George
here
will
be
demolished
and
used
MAI
BT
TO
BAY!
(SPONSORED
BY
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
SOROPTIMIST
CLUB)
Norway's
province
of
Finnmark.
for
construction
of
new
roads.
it
impossible
for
a
workman
to
obtain
compensation
should
complications
develop
because
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
has
no
record
of
any
A
person
brings
nothing
lnu'
this
world
and
takes
nothing
out.
I
Reckoning
the
sort
of
world
it
is
Located
ear
the
71st
latitude
only
the
church
tower,
designat-Honing-svaag
is
further
north
ed
a
an
ancient
monument,
will
than
Point
Barrow,
Ala-ska.
I
be
retained.
hes
fairly
fortunate
to
break
even.