0uti"
the
h-
fiiSrPreakinf
Jet
Bombers
Join
West's
Defences
,
.
:
irom
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
NOT
0l
Management
Of
Forests
Is
Extalled
'
Fi'esbylrrun
Men's
Club
.Hears
.'.
U-
MiKac
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
1
Tuesday,
April
29,
1952
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newspaper
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to
the
upbuilding
of:
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and.
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and
Central
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Columbia.
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of
Canadian
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Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
j
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
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HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H,
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
j
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j
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
Is
s'ill
nniM-
r'0i
Unv
emiitl
smM
nnmniunirv
community
hut
but
mlli;.
millions
t..
lt
thit
n....
ffort
Is
beinK
made;
firmm
A
sincere
e
!
ih
fn,i
nf
th
nro-,
nave
-iivauy
own
apem
oeiween
ai
w
l"v'"'"
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Renl
fiAv.
nnri
Fainlow
.
A.wi
......
m
IW.
vuice
by
means
oi
a
long
lansu
--
-
-
iwHlve
aaaenn,.
1
Lnr.0m
nf
regulation
'"'""
and
ner-
i
lnPre
s
51,11
sufficient
pWe
to
.
-
piOK.-um
T:,.
nllno,
fir
fl.-Mei.
-Ihnw
r
ll.
f,
h...
ians
"Americans"
lanadii
beiore
which
he
was
the
speaker
:
uate
protection
her.
tw
,o
.uar(ls
lat
night.
Defending
the
forest
1
:
.
,ern
management
Jicence
system,
Mr.
j
The
San
Jose
(CaJ.l
police
are
,
""fcne(
m
'
McCrae
emphasized
that,
thrown
required
to
study
bullet
dantlmi.
1
,0,,l
the
establishment
of
the
Colum-;It
is
understood
that
if
tnry
are
cn
atiti
s
bia
Cellulose
pulp
mill
here,
the;
to
remain
constables
they
will
be,""1'
.
.nsL.
immI"
1r"'f
'
"
ifosest
manaiivment
policy
had.oDiigea
io
Keep
on
meir
ioe.
brought
a
new
era
of
prosperity
!
to
Prince
Rupert.
He
d'scounted
IHtai
AND
PUV
the
suggestion
that
the
policy:
Once
a
sternwheeler
and
now
war.
drivine
the
small
operator
j
a,
floating
hotel
this
Is
tlw
"
'
"
..
.j..s.-w.
out
of
business
and
pointed
to
j
latest
development
In
the
story1
i
I
the
forestry
working
circfc
syi-ioi
me
ueua
King.
&ne
win
give
tern
whiih
had
been
designed
accommodation
af
Kitlmat
for;
esiwciallv
for
the
benefit
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
worker
and
will)
smaller
operators.
take
care
of
400
men
and
pro-
i
I
Mr.
McCrae
gave
fitunvs
to!
JrarX
d
thfl-
Tha!
1
King
was
buUt
n
Glasgow
show
the
great
industrial
expan-;
.
shipped
in
par
s
to
San,
sion
of
British
Columbia
cluring
Francisco
In
:
1926
Subsequently,,
recent
vears.
For
instance,
the
MORE
POWFR
Is
beine
adiltd
to
Flscnhowtr's
"Ac
u
he
Hule."
a
'he
British
Royal
Air
Force
irt
bomber,
recent
breaker
of
the
Louuuu
on
erU
in
ht.uw
KuiilUh-ttettric
I'auberr.
v,a
eusiueci
ou-to-Tripoli
record
at
a
averaje
speed
of
5:18.13
r
B.A
r
n
U'Kbt
above
Fnglisll
clouds.
I
ude
the
name
iaetured
bv
lilena
Mariiu.
Another
British
coutnbutiou
tu
e-
nri
Tanherras
of
101
Bomber
Squ4lruu,
u,
;
value
of
forest
production
had
"c
"
,
"",'
A
'
.
i
:..
IT
C
,'inn.n.
I
Ull
HO
Mil
:rK.
ui
jiui
v
1
w
V.
um
C
t.,Ar,L.a
f
tan
n
nnn
irt
ern
&TthU
yeaT:
'oVtuirS'i
1U,
W
pl
f
tb7
Norlb
At.aut.v
Ireaty
Urgi.tU.
As
I
See
It
l
wl"
bc
bfochf(l
1940
to
$468,250,000
In
Min-
KU"re
ing
and
manufacturing
had
kept
,
nlf-h
and
dry-
'
pace
and
power
development,
:
Dn
1
h
wcon
d
groa
war
which
had
amounted
to
1.284.000
horsepower
in
1950
would
be
au
uint
f?f
rS.
2
lhcie
hi?
as
real
mcnicd
by
1,250.000
by
the
Alum-
nr,e.a"d
da,1er
unUl
she
"
on
her
inum
Co.
of
Canada
development
within
100
miles
of
Prince
Ru-
",,
CAlVIHMUt
Victoria
Report
'
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
Putting
Cnvtntion
Straight
on
Ce-lnsurance
Prpir
Jphnson
Praised
L
pert.
The
former
MLA
al.-o
ga
figures
of
the
huge
increase
in
public
works
such
as
roads,
trails
(31
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBE
more
VICTORIA
-Liberal
eonventton
in
Vancouver
ctncrease0
in
dicKt
pledge
itself
to
wipe
OWt
hospital
co-insurance
popuiat!on
in
ten
years
if
the
tiberols
form
tbe
next
government.
;
Mr.
McRae
traced
developing
;
There
has
been
a
great
deal
of
-
"
circumstances
in
the
forest
sim-
JMITED
STATES
Senator
Richard
L.
Neuber-J
gov,
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert,
has
popped
i;
in
the
pages
of
the
current
May
issue
of
New
,berty
with
an
outspoken
article
telling
Canadians
The
Trouble
With
You
Canucks
Is
.
.
.!"
The
big
trouble
with
Canadians,
says
Neuber-jr,
is
that
we
live
in
a
state
of
thralldom
at
the
::hievements
and
wealth
of
the
United
States,
and
lis
self-depreciating-
attitude
has
given
Canada
a
nional
inferiority
complex.
"Canadians,"
he
says,
wbconsciously
resent
their
dependency
on
the
"nited
States,
and
are
inclined
to
be
jealous
of
Am-rican
strength
and
wealth."
"Canada,"
Neuberger
says,
"is
like
the
urchin
i
ho
would
be
king-pin
in
the
neighborhood,
if
only
:
weren't
for
the
big
boy
in
the
palatial
house
:ross
the
street,"
'
Neuberger
says
that
Canadians
should
stop
opy-eattjng
the
mannerisms
of
their
richer
neigh-oi',
and
concentrate
on
developing
a
personality
of
ur
own.
Unless
we
do,
the
Senator
declares,
Can-.dian
individuality
will
slowly
pass
into
limbo,
and
Canadians
will
wind
up
mere
ditto
marks
of
their
eighhors
south
of
the
border.
Senator
Neuberger
also
suggests
Canada
adopt
:
move
aggressive
attitude
in
her
dealings
with
the
Jnited
States.
A,
good
place
to
begin,
he
says,
would
)e
to,
challenge
the
United
States'
appropriation
of
-he
term
'American
to
describe
residents
of
the
United
States
alone.
"When,
looked
at
objectively,"
Neuberger
says,
'the
wor4
'American'
is
aU-indusive.
It
should
refer
:o
everyone
who
dwells
in
North'
America.
Yet
"anadians
complacently
accept
the
fact
that
they
ire
Canadians
and
the
people
of
the
United
States
are
Americans..
Can
we
imagine
a
.parallel
situar
Hon
in
Europe?
Can
we
believe
even
for
a
moment
-hat
the
citizens
of
other
countries
on
that
continent
vould
permit
the
residents
of
one
nation
to
avro-jate
unto
themselves
exclusive
right
to
be
desig-
lated
as
'Europeans'
?'J
In
permitting
the
use
of
the
teim
'American'
o
describe
residents
of
the
United
States
is
proof
o
Neuberger
"how
completely
Canadians
have
iefaulted
their
equality
as
inhabitants
of
this
con-inent,"
Senaton
Neuberger,
author
of
four
books,
erved
for
two
years
on
the
northern
Alcan
Highway
project
during
the
war,
and
has
since
travelled
'anada
extensively
.including
several
visits
to
rince
Rupert.
I
mis4n:erstandmg
o
this
score.
junn?on
But
we
are
going
to
otlon
from
the
days
wnen
xor-
I
The
convention
voted
to
commend
the
political
honesty
,?sts
were
given
to
encourage
,.
,
redojnmend
ta
the
next
UgUla-
0f
Boss
Johnson.
That
is
what
.opening
up
and
populating
of
radio
has
UUre
that
co-insunnce
be
wiped
we
nced
in
our
public
life
the
country
to
recent
times
when
Dr.
Endicott
THE
Moscow
tf
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
nome,
coll
the
office
before
5
p.m.
ROt'TE
1
Uobby
Criutble,
Blue
9W
Watt
and
Nirkerson'
to
Frlzpil's
mm:
H
510-900;
th
Ave.
West
GOO
and
700
UM'fci
ISOl'TE
J-Italph
ONen,
Blue
V.t
Herman
Sjreet;
1480
r,th
East
to
Seal
Cove.
ROl'TE
31-Virlor
Maxkulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077;
2nd
Ave
VvV.st
911-111
!
H.
more
convictions
and
mora
or
m
ueea
m
-'
,)nfflj
Pov
tv
I5W
Pn
f
liev.
1J1.
Jim
Ln-
quoted
"
systematic
perpetuation
became
xher.
nothing
mandatory
the
courage
to
stand
by
them
1
dicott
as
havino;
Said
some
abo;
'
vecommendatlon.
It
is
The
Colonist
said:
"An
over-
obvious.
Thus
had
come
Into
I
.
tu;nn.a
oUm.t'
ot
demand,
or
even
insls-
fXcited
convention
.
.
.
placed
being,
the
forest
management
astonishing
tlunga
aWmt,t!notn
partalnly
the
1-iberal
too
low
a
valuation
on
the
Intel-
licence
system
with
its
provision
!
the
UN
campaign
in
party
didn't
come
out
and
say
ligerue
of
the
electorate.
Pre-'.
tor
sustained
yield
and
rcfores-S
u
1
it
be
remov-
tt"n
along
scientific
lines,
bull
itla-WKinc
WOUVP
mier
Johnson
made
a
courageous
i
Korea.
ecl
If
the
liberals
are
elected,
attempt
to
convince
the
conven-
the
payment
of
stump:ige
rates
This
radio
report
was
to
the
The
public
seems
to
have
In
tor-
tion
of
the
importance
of
mak-
was
required
under
forest
ma-!
effect
that
the
UN
forces
really
preted
It
this
way,
but
it
really
ing
the
plan
self-supporting
on
eint
"j.
,
isn't
sa
Some
newspaper
head-
a
contributory
basis,
as
intended
cwiuice,
lor
instance,
paying
were
using
germ
warfare,
and
$M.
..co.insurance
t0
go.'Mrom
the
beginning."
.$4-50
per
thousand
board
feet.
In
that
some
of
the
germ
warfare
Tnat
ls
not
necessarily
so.
:
Speaking
personally,
I.
as
a
passing,
Mr.
McRae
referred
to
devices
had
come
from
Canada,
upposin
a
Uberai
govern-
citizen
of
this
province,
owing
the
full
utilization
of
lous
cut
as
;
where
one
of
our
generals
gloat-
m,ns
retUrned
Next,
session
allegiance
to
no
party,
would
be
compared
with
he
wastage
In
their
dead-
Uraight
sawmllling..
And.
he
-ed
previously
about
th
Liberal
MLA's
have
more
most,
incensed
if
co-insurance
ness.
than
responsibility
to
their
own
vas
lifted
and
the
hospital
:
predicts,
the
time
was
coming
'
The
government
at
Ottawa
...
th'
nave
a
reSnonsibiUtv
scheme
collapwd.
I
do
not
think
when
conservation
and
full
use
In
9th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizell's
Moiors
!o
er.
West.-
ItOl'TE
i
Vlvin
Xystedt,
Blue
Mi
7th
Ave
We.wt
7I14-N27:
0:h
Ave.
West
102-5
Fulton
Street
700
Block;
Tallow
Street
Ave.
ROl'TE
5
Jiuimv
McLean.
Red
tit
people.
Premier
John-
that
any
political
party
has
the
!
would
have
to
be
more
stringent
-he
convention
that
if'
right
to
dictate
to
a
government.
:
ly
exercised.
As
for
the
smaller
;
tlve
lront
Dcncneis
mai
n
.n-
son
told
the
they
too
would
have
4th
Ave.
West
100-443;
ath
Ave
Vc
10j-3K
'I
West
J08-&39;
Duiiiimiir
Street
211-424;
U-j
that
tnat
vestieation
substantiates
n.ft1t,-QK,D
mov
ho
n
is
sarisfactorv
therefore,
to
cpeiaiurs.
t
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it
Rev.
Dr.
Jim
did
make
sucn
cor
,.h
Omo
fh.
know
that
the
Liberal
Dartv.did'to
adjust
themselves
to
a
new
il5:
Emerson
Place;
Agnevr
rrare.
I'dl
Tl-
r
riluanl
Skulaaskv
nth
a
w.Kt
105-537:
9sh
Ave.
Fast
110-no
statements
he
will
have
to
take
benefits
or
increase
the
prem-
not
dictate-but
merely
recom-,
tJ'P
t
economy
Including
the
the
consequences.
One
of
the.;e
Um-
o
t
h
e
r
w
i
s
e
the
whole
mended.
It
s
a
fine
point,
per-
going
further
afield
for
their
logs
would
be
the
cancellation
of
his
fcneme
might
collapse.
The
haps,
but
it's
an
important
point
as
the
c
laser
supplies
became
passport
to
travel
in
foreign
pe0ple
don't
want
the
scheme
to
and
it's
difficult
to
tee
how
the
exhausted.
lands.
collapse,
and
the
Premier
knows
next
government
and
legislature,
Mr.
McRae,
in
tl)e
course
of
;n.
How
stupid
it
would
be
to
even
if
Liberal,
can
be
bound
by
his
address,
discussed
the
new
tt
eppMs
nerHihi
tr,
me
that.
'
winp
nut.
rn-insiimnep
lust,
he-
the
Liberal
Paitv's
resolution
of
alternative
system
-
of
voting
S.reet
113-708.
BOl'TF.
7
Pcler
Brow
n,
Blue
911
All
of
Section
2
ROl'TE
8
Jimmy
Jolmsim,
Green
Wl
Walerfront
and
Pacific
FioaUt.
-.-.i
-v't..
n
..i.,;..
;riiunfi
(ireftt
HI
which
would
be
used
at
the
forth
our
newspapers
.
and
politi-
cause
the
Liberal
party
recom-
recommendation.
ICNR-F-'-
.....
.
.
.i..irlrt
la
Havs
Cove
,'.
OH!
AVe.
B.ilV,
--
...
...
..
1.1
!,,
till
UOITE
10
Richard
niaci.i
ii.--.
-
--
.11S
clans
have
all
apparently
swal-
mended
so,
and
at
the
same
time
lowed
the
Moscow
reports
hool:,
increase
premiums
or
reduce
line
and
sinker.
We
have
been
benefits.
Such
a
course
of
ac-told
for
years
that
the
Russian
tion
wouldn't
make
much
sense,
papers
and
radio
speaker
w'U
Seldom
has
this
observer
noted
stoop
to
any
depth
to
put
ove-
such,
magnificent
political
cour-a
propaganda
point.
We
have
age
as
Byran
Johnson
showed
been
told
that
the
truth
is
before
the
convention
of
his
own
never
or
hardly
ever,
in
them,
parry.
He
took
the
stand
that.
to
Why
"then
should
anybody
sud-
wipe
out
co-insurance
might
denly
assume
that
in
this
one
endanger
the
whole
scheme,
he
case
the
Moscow
radio
is
telling
Just
wouldn't
go
for
It.
even
4ih
Ave.
East
IMT-vju;
am
7:
'
BbwlS
'
rt
Street
511-518;
Green
Street
411-416.
coming
provincial
Lectioii.
He
deicribed
it
as
the
"democratic"
way
of
voting
by
which
a
majority
selection
was
Insured.
It
was
also
a
"simple"
way
of
voting.
The
speaker
was
Introduced
to
the
meeting
by
Bob
Eby
and
thanked
by
Jack
Frew.
The
pastor.
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
drew
attention
to
the
forty-second
anniversary
obser-;
vance
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
which
would
be
marked
at
services
next
Sunday
when
1
Rev.
James
A.
Munro.
superintendent
of
missions,
will
be
here
-
1:-
I.
I'.tuck
Hi
UOl'TE
l-rlfM
,im"i
,.Prlll;
.
..t
...,.1
'inn
111
'
ini.1
ri-'gou
avc.;
.
nit
uuu
Piiigott
Place.
M.nrluafl.
Red
3X1
pAr
rt
St..
r
i"
v
East
333-1805;
llth
Ave
the
truth,
the
whole
truth
and
muugn
ne
new
wuuiu
oe
nothing
but
the
truth?
popular,
might
even
win
him
.
'
some
votes.
How
easy
it
would
have
been
for
Mr.
Johnson
to
EVERY
Canadian,
i
n
c
I
u
d
i
n
a
,
sn
..hat
sure
he'd
wine
out
m.
23
UOI
TE
II
Roan
jr
iy,
lireu
Tree
I;
Food
Factory
VERY
tree
is
a
food
factory
for
its
own
growth
besides
being
a
factory
where
timber,for
houses
iwl
furniture,
wood
pulp
for
newsprint,
and
a
long
ist
of
chemical
by-products
are
also
in
the
first
tages
of
production.
In
that
factory
the
mineral
and
waterworks
livisions
are
in
the
root
system.
Uncounted
millions
if
minute
clts
are
the
workers.
They
gather
moisture
and
minerals
from
the
soil,
and
in
an
intricate
1st
Ea-st
225-247;
ami
"rD;liiv
m-
Rev.
Jim
Endicott,
is
respon-;
insuranc'e.
and,
in
the
back
bf
L
Place;
oi
-
131-225;
Market
acknowledged
appreciatively
the
5
tfrrr
nf
Ihn
Xtpn's
Plnh
In
liivlnff
sible
before
the
law
of
Canada
:
his
mind,
unexpressed
during
the
T
,
'
,
for
all
his
acts
and
statements,
election
campaign,
hold
the
"
Motors.
tin..l
4Vi
If
Dr.
Endicott
really
did
say,
thought
that
he
could
quite
9
ROl'TK
IS
Robert
4enscn.
--"'"
,
grft
in
China
or
anywhere
else,
the
:
easily
uo
premiums
next
session.
EMfcoMAMMiM'Jhuw'
5th
Ave.
West
35-73d,
mi-.
Street
Eisgar
Place.
.
..
ar
-
1
4masl
things
that
our
papers
say
the
The
public
might
howl,
but:
third
TRIP
TO
KOREA
Pte.
Moscow
radio
says
he
said,
then
!
nothing
could
be
done
about
lt.l
Ber).
cuiUon
of
Montreal
ls
on
the
new
carpet
in
the
church.
William
Spark
was
elected
secretary
of
the
Men's
Club
in
succession
to
Andrew
Wyatt
who
has
left
the
city.
Succeeding
Mr.
Wyatt
in
Wolf
Cub
work
is
David
Bowcn
In
association
with
Noble
Powell.
ROlTR
16
1'
rank
RiiiHirn,
.,
...
....
n.i
Til-
mn
Ave
EW
''"
"
m
flve.
r.m
iri-n.
East
108-i58;
Bowser
Street.
lie
ineviiaoiy
iace
wie
cuiia-
joiinson
cuuu
t
worn
mat
way.;
quences.
;
He
put
all
his
cards
on
the
table,
!
There
is
not
one
whit
of
evl-
not
only
at
his
party's
conven-1
dence
that
the
UN
or
U.S.
forces
tion,
but
before
the
public
as
have
used
garm
warfare
devices.
ell.
If
the
Liberals
win-it
will
There
is
conclusive
evidence
mean
the
public
trusts
Johnson
,..
,.
Ir,.m
Crftn
-'
1
KllVlt
tuaruc
'""
11th
Awe
West.
210-530;
7th
Ave.
vv
wu.i
......
......
.
'll.'ll.
l".
u;.,.i
Lotblniere
01.
his
.way
to
Korea
for
a
third
time.
He
first
went
to
Korea
with
the
advance
water
party
of
Canada's
25th
Infantry
Brigade
in
the
fall
of
1950.
He
returned
to
Fort
-Lewis,
Wash.,
and
sailed
again
with
the
Brigade
last
April.
Followi
ifj
his
Korean
tour
with
the
PPCLI
he
signed
on
with
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
704;
Tatlow
St.
825-733.
KOl'TE
18-Teuy
f
arelcss
.,5
.978:
n.u
p-nt
Hiork
800;
am
ai(:
that
they
have
not.
It
is
out-
t0
tfl
wnn
me,
notpnai
lnsur-rageous
ance.
as
he
t
teems
best
not
as
a
to
suggest
that
St.
illcal
0uld
haVe
ln
U'
P
Pa,rty
Laurent,
Pearson
and
Co.
would
be
a
consenting
party
to
thlVordBe.r
to
n
even
if
anybody
high
up
in
UN
SS&SS!
But
what
about
the
good
old
h
,,ohnson.s
stand.
British
principle
that
every
man
nc
in
said
"...
a
sub-"STJf"
If
U,?U'PTed
?U",ty?
Manual
maiorlty
oi
the
rank
East
.1
(KM)-1144:-
10th
Ms
Bacon
Strcet.i
Dcuiald
Strett.
ROl'TE
10
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
661
Ave.
Ambrose
nth.
Aye.
East
870-1140:
ROl'TK
2rJa"ck
Rudolph.
Owen
W
8th
Ave.
East
1030-1M4.
Dr.
Endicott
has
broken
and
file
fought
and
won
a
woolly
laws
of
Canada
he
should
any
,
sort
of
vlclory
over
Premler
be
regularly
charged
with
such
,
:
,,
,
.
..
losl
longer.
512
.
iii.ia
1
ROl'TE
21-Ronnie
iveson,
2nd
Ave.
West
113S-13M,
Beach
liar
Place.
Street;
Water
Street;
an
offense
in
court
and
fairly
.
.
...
.,
bchjnd
Key.
Jim.
tried
according
to
the
laws
of
j
j
IT
IS
part
Of
the
highest
level
!
nlnn
Af
tKp
wnrlri
fnmmunist.
iV.'AVMV.V.WA'.VAVAV.VW.V.'
nni'TE
23
Larry
Parent,
Gr
s,titi
f
r
transportation
system
carry
them
up
the
trunk
ind
along
every
branch
and
twig
to
the
leaves.
Leaves
absorb
light
and
heat
from
the
sun
and
harvest
carbon
dioxide
from
the
air.
Moisture,
mki-;rals,
light,
heat,
carbon
dioxide
are
the
ingredients
nixed
together
by
the
leaves
to
make
food
for
the
whole
tree
and
provide
the
life
and
energy
for
its
cellular
system
and
all
the
specialized
functions
that
system
performs.
How
the
cellular
growth
of
the
trunk
develops
itf
the
story
told
by
the
annual
rings
plainly
marked
there.
After
a
tree's
dormant
period
in
winter,
the
sudden
upsurge
of
spring
growth
creates
large
wood
cells.
It
is
this
sharp
contrast
with
the
small
cells
laid
down
in
the
declining
growth
period
of
autumn
that
makes
the
annular
rings.
Wide
spaces
between
the
rings
indicate
a
season
of
abundant
growth.
Put
in
studying
any
cross-section
of
a
tree
trunk,
it
is
the
outside
ring
known
as
the
cambium
layer
that
best
tells
the
story
of
growth.
Cells
of
this
layer
can
divide
inward
to
form
wood,
or
outward
to
form
bark.
By
this
division
new
wood
is
created
in
a
sheet
each
year
around
the
previous
year's
wood,
and
new
cork
is
laid
down
inside
the
previous
year's
bark.
Ridges
and
irregular
flaking
of
the
bark
result
from
expansion
within
the
tree
and
the
battering
of
weather
from
without.
8th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.,
i-i-i-r-
91
'
Hrinn
Roberts.
Viae"
ctreft:
MY
OWN
GUESS
is
that
Rev.
tQ
convlnce
the
V
R
Jim
Endicott
never
made
any
j
la
the
backward1:-
such
ridiculous
and
patently
ab-1
counlriM
0
Asla
and
Africa;
srn-d
and
untrue
statements
as
j
that
the
whUe
8,,
are
:
""v.7:r
7i.-3rd
Ave.
am
1
(iuH
INFRA-RAY
PENETRATING
West
pally
News-Wotts
and
uie
Moscow
raaio
ai-iriuuieii
iu
tin
Brm
wartara
M
,
060
ROVTE
25-,-Gary
Pirki.
Green
Is
that
THEY
and
not
the
Rev.
oth
Ave.
East;
hwt"
......
ii:r.
him.
But
what
probably
happened
to
him
in
this
case
is
what
has
happened
to
nearly
every
other
non-Cconmunlst
who
tied
up
w;th
Communist
united
front
organizations
no
mat-
ROUTE
26
Arvirt
Hardin,
Ilonv:
Jim
Endicott
invented
the
speech
they
say
pr.
Endicott
made.
But
the
campaign
has
a
sin
AT
LAMP
7th
Ave.
East
Ave.
028-1.154.
ister
sound,
'
for
I
ask
myself
ter
how
worthy
the
ostensible
,
what
,
tt
fQrwhnt.
nro
ROl'TE
27
Christopher
,,1'rve
Cove
circle
H.
.
the
th
East,
Mcyrlde-Hays
purposes
of
those
organizations,
'
commvinists.
going
to
pull
now?
Aids
Rheumatism,
Lumbago,
Sore
Muscles,
Stiff
Joints
and
other
ailments.
tuccc
DAILY
'
h
5
DAI1
i
pr
HANTS
E
ARE
ADF
THE
THE
LITTLE
MEI
"w'eu
w
oc.
j
Meanwhile
the
contradiction
Nobody
who
studied
what
between
wha,t
Dr.
Endicott
says
happened
to
President
Benes
or
'
about
China,
and
what
others.
Jan
Masaryk
of
Czechoslovakia,
j
say,
nnkes.
me
want
to
take
a
or
for
that
matter
Henry
Wal-i
look
for
myself,
and
especially
lace
of
the
U.S.A.,
need
be
sur-tlto
compare
It
with
conditions
in
prised
if
the
Russian
Commu-j
India.
hope
to
get
there
some-nists
have
sawed
the
limb
off
j
how
in
the
next
few
years.
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&
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