Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
Victoria
Report
As
I
See
It
Saturday,
August
8,
1953
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independent
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newspaper
devoted
to
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Ru)iert
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Central
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of
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of
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Canadian
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Published
by
The
Princt
Rupert
Dally
News
Llmtted.
J.
F.
MAQOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
Subscrtptluii
Rates:
,By
carrier
Per
uvek.
25c;
per
month,
1.00;
per
ysar,
(1000.
MiS7j?L?aH
VICTORIA,
Had
two
interesting
assignments
in
the
last
week.
One
was
to
view
new
forests
on
Vancouver
Lsland,
the
other
tq
visit
officials
of
the
government's
Motor
Vehicle
Branch
who
are
trying
to
make
driving
safer.
.
First
about
the
woods
the
'
i
J
-
i
-
Saturday
Sei
-rmon
oy
mau
t-er
momn,
ioc;
per
year,
va
ou.
'Authorised
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post'offlce
Department,
Ottawa.
40-
','ALWAYS
BROKE"
.
.
by
J.
..
Nesbitt
&te
to
see
that
our
forest
Industry
Is
not
.wiped
out.
And
an
informed
public
opinion
and
pressure,
often,
on
our
elected
representatives
will
be
necessary
to
keep
this
reforestation
going.
It
must
never
stop.
Here
anj
a
few
figures
supplied
to
me
by
Canadian
Western
Lumber
Company:
from
1943
to
1948,
this
company
planted
3.026.OO0
trees
on
3,650
acres
of
denuded
land,
mostly
on
the
site
of
the
great
Campbell
River
fire
of
1938.
Total
planting
throughout
the
province
now
amounts
to
HI.
51
7,450
trees,
on
110,847
acres,
industry
has
planted
15.587,100
trees
on
19,235
acres,
while
the
government's
forest
service
has
planted
75,830,350
trees
on
91.412
Be
There
Mond
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It
7
By
CANON
BASIL
S.
FROCKTKR.
xt.
And,,lCJ
Election
Finale
THIS
is
my
last
article
before
the
election,
a
r,
9
0
S.
.
f
.
sort
oi
thank-you
to
j
everybody
who
has
help-
One
of
my
favorite
Cariboo
stories
concen
i
restaurateur
who
lived
and
perhaps
still
lives
at
q?
I
frequently
he
would
be
called
upon
to
contribuu
si
I
which
was
being
made
at
one
.or
other
of
the
chu-1
always
roaponded
and
one
time
when
he
had
gone
tj
was
handing
Over
some
money
he
aid
in
his
own
ir
inimitable
way,
"Menus
Christ
is
always
broke!"
I
How
true!
Kor
everything
that
Is
given
mut
be
immediately
,,,.,,,
.
"1
I
.,.1
t
,.
1...
It.
cu
w
iiiarvt?
il
su
unci
ending
and
friendly.
When
I
was
honored
by
be
government
and
private
Indus-1
try
are
co-operating
to
plant,
new
forests,
so
that
B.C.'s
most
precious
industry
won't
disap-1
pear.
I
must
say
I
was
aston-
ished
when
I
was
driven
up
into
.
the
hills,
,
'way
back
of
beyond,!
to
find
vast
areas
green
and
lush,
covered
with
new
trees
that
will
be
ready
for
cutting
:
in;80
to
100
years.
You
can't
see
i
these
new
forests
from
the
highways,
and
so
the
public
doesn't
know
what's
going
on.
The
public
sometimes
thinks
of
the
lumber
industry
as
robber
j
barons
ruining
the
people's
nat-i
ural
resources.
But
if
that
did
j
happen
in
the
past,
it's
not
hap-1
pening
now.
These
new
forests
are
the
very
llfeblood
of
the
;
province's
economy.
It
was
encouraging
and
com-!
forting
to
see
these
new
forests
!
and,
to
be
honest,
it
was
pub-1
lie
opinion
that
forced
government
and
industry
to
co-oper-
acres.
A
good
piuatei
,
wutkiug
lefciMuuiuti
Xw
,uy
of
tout
.tiutuy
1
awavs
hp
i
in
fnunriihle
countrv.
call
ulant
i
nui
noses
which
have
to
do
lth!.
Droke
II
.
.
,
:...
.....
;
v.
:
w
ouow
m
th.
Stf((
...1.
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n
imlo
or
'i.i.-.o
rwul
Tk.
I
W'"'
"JU
"0
hd
PVT.
;i
()KE
ABANAVAS
examines
his
billions,
but
sadly,
because
they're
in
drachmas
instead
of
dollars.
Abanavas
discovered
.he
was
,heir
to
the
fortune
while
visiting
the
native
land
of
his
parents,
Greece,
while
on
leave
from
the
army,
but
due
to
Greek
money
itgulutiuns
he
can't
take
Ills
.15
ibilliun
drachmas
uut
of
the
country.
And
even
if
he
were
able
to
convert
them
to
dollars,
Uie
current
rate
of
exchange
18O.OOO
drachmas
to
one
dollar
would
leave
Abanavas
with
a
paltry
half-uiilliun
dollars.
It's
a
sad
day
when
a
billionaire
can't
even
raise
a
million.
one
acre.
or
ieel
m.
iiiiiBi
uin-invr
u
iui
uwiuoni.
"""'japoloKl.se
l
In
the
doing
of
Christ's
work
and
httVjn
such
thinus
as
Kurnliuex
anrl
,
prom
are
not
ever
10
oe
con-
-j-hp
sider'ed.
A
church
that
ends
the
1
riw,trf
S(lm,
,
k
year
(or
a
church
organisation)
!
cnarily
It
"
"
with
money
in
the
bank
is
not
I
,..
,,
ing
ask"d
to
run
as
Liberal
candidate
in
Vancouver
South,
'
I
made
up
my
mind
I
would
do
j
my
level
best
to
win;
but
to
try
to
do
it
in
a
way
to
end
up
wtA
;
more
Xriends
in
ALL
parties
I
than
X
was
lucky
enough
to
i
have
when
the
campaign
began.
I
have
tried
my
best.
j
So
far
as
I
know,
not
a
single
j
candidate
in
Vancouver
South
i
has
said
one
really
mean
thing
I
abuut
any
other
candidate
of
j
any
party
though
each
has
in-
i
tuUigently
set
forth
their
ow.i
j
party's
case.
'
NO
MATTER
who
wins
in
Van-
j
couver
South
we
surely
set
a
j
record
for
Canada;
j
All
candidates
met
several
Now
for
my
visit
to
the
Motor
Vehicle
Branch.
I
came
away
from
that
visit
encouraged,
too.
The
Motor
Vehicle
Branch,
in
its
drivers'
education,
Is
trying
to
check
up
0:1
car
drivers
who
are
constantly
in
trouble
with
the
law,
wlu
have
accident
after
accident,
nnd
are
therefore
menaces
to
society.
Every
car
licence
holder
in
the
province
ha.s
his
own
file
and
that's
a
lot
of
flies.
Every
EXCEPT
for
a
Sunday
of
contemplation,
the
election
campaign
is
all
but
over.
By
Monday
night
we
shall
have
most
of
the
answers
to
who,
what,
where
and
by
how
much?
I
While
the
campaign
.
itself
may
not
get
much
attention
in
history,
the
,
government
it
produces
certainly
will,
for
Cana-da
is
just
moving
into
the
Jeircle
of
big
and
influential
company."
Whatever
kmd
of
government
it
may
have,
its
presence
can
;be
hardly
overlooked,
but
the
direction
of
its
affairs
Jwill
determine
whether
it
is
accepted
for
its
size
or
Jits
brains,
or
both.
I
,
That
is
where
we
voters
come
in.
By.
our
elec-toral
system,
the
decision
as
to
who
will
make
the
;decisions
rests
with
us.
That
means
we
are
in
control.
We
are
the
boss.
",
In
such
an
important
position,
the
greatest
'mistake
any
of
us
could
make
would
be
to
fail
to
report
for
work
the
day
we
are
most
needed
the
;day
that
our
mam
is
to
be
hired.
It
becomes
particularly
foolish
when
all
that
work
involves
is
to
'give
some
thought
to
the
question
and
mark
an
X.
There
is
no
board
meeting,
no
speech
to
make.
There
ws"just
a
bit
of
paper,
a
pencil
and
that
X.
This,
of
course,
is
not
news
to
anyone,
but
it
is
."evidently
too
much
of
a
trial
to
some.
For
those
Yho
feel
apathetic
about
it,
we
might
point
out
that
Shis
little
job
is
the
most
important
you
will
ever
do.
V'our
voice
in
your
country's
affairs
is
the
biggest
voice
you
will
ever
have.
See
you
there
on
Monday.
Duty,
Tax
Collections
Decline
All
Aboard
&,Q.m.
f
Iclt,
but
It
should
:
a?
equally
as
tad
l'
.could
show
1
proia
stltutlon
which
ma
nature
and
purp
broke.
It
Is
pertinent
&
point
as
to
whetk:
or
charitable
lnstirr.
shape
It
is
jimph
.
work
or
on
tecwri
that
those
who
shci
on
mi
on
Total
of
dutv,
taxes
and
other
levies
collected
here
In
July
by
the
Dominion
Government
Department
of
Customs
amounted
to
$50,182
89,
a
considerable
drop
time
he's
in
a
scrape
it's
duly
mentioned.
Most
drivers
have
pretty
slim
files
nothing
to
re
are
falling
down
ot
Seldom
if
ner
ca
port.
But
you
should
see
sonic
,
from
the
June
total
of
$74,731.69.
of
them.
They're
the
bad
boys
i
ist
month's
collections,
re-
few
girls
of
our
highways,
ported
bv
the
customs
office
in
waste
or
extravajra
the
ones
who
are
always
in
charge
of
F.
W.
Orlmble,
Domln-
for
churches
and
t
trouble
with
the
law.
It
might
ion
Government
Collector,
how-
dollar
do
thret
or
fa.
be
drunken
driving,
or
driving
;
ever,
are
the
fifth
highest
this
work
that
motens
.!
times
before
the
same
audience,
in
joint
debate
and
a
good
time
was
had
by
all,
including
the
candidates.
All
candidates
used
this
column
twice,
and
had
their
articles
printed
not
only
in
the
Vancouver
Sun,
but
in
quite
.
a
lew
other
newspapers
as
well.
The
candidates
also
met
in
a
whole
series
of
round
table
radio
discussions
which
the
sponsors
of
my
radio
news
commentary
were
generous
enough
freely
to
offer
to
us
all.
Many
thousands
heard
these
and
liked
them.
It
was
a
thrilling
experience
for
me
to
get
direct,
strong
personal
tsupport
from
my'
oldes
wiwyiui
insurance,
ur
ui
ivuig
,
year
and
bring
tne
1953
total
j
mougni
01
ooir.?
r
when
the
licence
Is
suspended,
.
revenue
from
foreign
vessels
1
amount.
racing
through
school
zones,
,
visiting
Prince
Rupert
to
$369-
ignoring
speed
limits
and
hand
1712
89.
'
signals,
driving
without
lights.
Second
hsnest
collection
ot
I)
I
HECK
Prophets
of
doom
have
been
warning
us
for
years
that
a
man
goes
home
at
the
risk
of
his
life.
The
latest
and
most
bloodcurdling
alarm
is
sounded
in
the
July
issue
of
Pageant
magazine.
Some
28,000
Americans
mot
to
mention
Canadians)
Were-
killed
and
4,000.-000
injured
in
home
accidents
last
year,
it
says.
The
Pageant
article
is
accompanied
by
unpleasant
little
pictures
of
men,
women
and
children
falling
down
stairs
and
off
ladders,
roasting
alive
in
bed,
gazing
down
the
barrels
of
loaded
guns
and
slumping
in
car
seats
while
carbon
monoxide
fumes
dq
for
them.
"l
used
4o
think
of
the
house
as
a
friend.
It
welcomed
me
home
with
a
squeak
of
the
stair
and
a
glow
from
the
fireplace.
Now
the
house
is
a
leering
assassin.
The
stair
may
collapse
and
break"
my
leg.
The
fireplace
may
shoot
forth
tentacles
of
flame
to
consume
us
all.
else
fails.
Stairs
cause
27.2
per
cent
of
accidents.
All
right.
Cut
out
the
stairs.
We
now
have
a
bungalow,
all
on
one
level.
Some
28.7
per
cent
of
accidents
happen
In
the
bedroom
meaning,
of
course,
such
mishaps
as
being
burned
or
smothered
by
smoke.
So
we
must
cut
out
the
bedroom.
Get
a
tarpaulin
and
a
blanket
and
sleep
under
the
stars.
.
For
extra
safety,
we
will
also
eliminate
the
kitchen
1
11.2
per
cent
of
accidents),
'cellar
(5.6i
and
porch
(4.5).
That
leaves
us
no
house
only
the
yard.
But
13.9
per
cent
of
accidents
happen
in
the
yard,
so
we'll
have
tq
eliminate
that
too.
"Where
are
we
going
to
stay?"
you
may
ask
a
silly
question
if
I
ever
heard
one.
It
says
right
in
the
magazine
that
more
lives
were
lost
in
home
accidents
last
year
than
in
the
first
three
years
of
the
Korean
war.
So
we
will
simply
Join
the
army,
mother,
,
father
and
the
children,
and
1
get
posted
to
Korea,
out
of
harm's
way.
,
vf,.
1
year
was
in
March
when
is
the
problem.
Often
they
seem
;
$5318S
96
waR
pnld
lnt0
rwtomn
sane
enough,
but
behind
thi
coffers.
Thlrd
was
ln
Februarv
wheel
of
a
car
they
go
berserk.
I
,.hen
$52.712
88
was
collected.
Usually
they're
young19
to
22.
otner
months-
collections
thus
What
causes
this
recklessness,
fa,
tblg
vear
are
January
$40
.
this
thoughtlessness
for
tlu-.09I58:
Apl.
$42.385
51;
May,
RrrvIrM
in
ill
rlmMt
mifl
?:3n
p.m.
1
"S
:
t
.1
mpi
m
AMII.IMN
flW
4th
Av.
W
t
Or'
Holy
Commune
l
Bunday
Schoa
!
Canon
Bitsll
8
Pr-jci-f
factor
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
,
Ontario
fiienus
among
the
cab-
iaet
ministers
.
u.
nowe,
ijes-Iter
Pearson
and
Paul
Martin:
"
A
west
coast
man
is
reported
,
broader
viewpoint.
It
will
be
aland
the
powerful
help
of
our
it.
appears,
mao
driving
aaas
up
to
anti-soclal
acts
like
the
small
boy
who
breaks
windows
because
he
subconsciously
re-
Tanks
Ring
Russ
Factories
5th
Avf
I
u
T
-!
Minuter
.
Hv.
Pw
4
't
isents
parental
authority,
or
the
I
IKT
PHI
WIS
4th
Aviu(
Vj-1
K.
A
rc
immature
adult
who
tries
to
get
even
with
his
wife
by
getting
drunk
and
driving.
4o
have
temporarily
lost
his
j
good
thing
for
the
Dominion
of
j
fine
B
C.
Liberal
leader,
Art
"voice
after
a
first
plane
ride.
It
j
Canada."
And
as
far
as
we're
i
Laing.
seems
it
doesn't
cost
so
much
to
concerned,
it
is
the
Dominion
1
But
the
thing
that
moved
me
seems
it
doesn't
not
cost
...
so
,
of
Canada.
But
we're
not
going
!
even
more
than
that
was
sup-
'
to
eet
into
a
blood-pressure-
port
from
a
good
.cross
section
Now
that
it's
over,
politicians
j
raising
altercation
with
some
jof
the
people,
such
as:
;earn
their
money.
Look
at
the
j
person
who
favors
complete
The
dear
old
lady
of
70,
who
U'buse
they
take."
t
,
Abandonment
of
the
term
"Do-(has
fibbed
a
bit
about
her
age
J
"
"
pminlon-
of
Canada,"
1
'
i
for
many
years,.
and
now
ha
v-
In
the
Soviet
country,
two's
(
"
r
j
ing
some
trouble
getting
the
Old
BERLIN
P
Soviet
army
tanks
'
.
today
were
reported
ringing
j
many
East
Oerman
factories
to
I
Should
the
licence
of
the
19
year-old
be
taken
away
for,
say.
deal
with
possible
outbreaks
of
:
MK-T
IMP.
o:io
em
am
Rev.
U
0
S
five
years?
That's
drastic.
Yes,
i
reoeuious
populations.
,
I
it
might
be
good
discipline,
but
;
The
report
was
published
in
i
it
might
make
him
so
bitter
;
the
U
S
Stat
Department
news-
i
-company
ana
mree
s
a
conspir-,
Canadians
have
been
advised
I
Age
Pension.
She
wants
me
to
lacy.
to
eat
more
salads.
This
being
j
try
to
get
the
law
or
the
ad-the
heat
of
mid-summer,
we
1
ministration
of
the
law
chang-
i
he'd
try
robbing
banks,
or
beat-
!Parer
Nette
Zeltung
as
East
Ger-
j
ing
up
old
ladies.
i
mar
coming
to
Berlin
for
food
,
j
And
what
to
do
about
the
39-
'
handout
parcels
reported
new
i
;
year-old
man
who
has
driven
'
sporadic
unrest
in
the
Russian
.
mh
i
Unset
Si
Sr.
Cnpt
ll(l
M.t
Sunday
Sclwo!
1
sr.
r
ti
i
1
1
v-
ed,
to
allow
for
a
very
human
2
A
lame
duck
Is
a
fellow
who
sometimes
Is
interested
in
pub
could
do
with
another
pinch
of
,
failing.
Quite
right,
too.
Fisheries
Group
Bads
Sinclair
bicarbonate
of
soda,
please.
well
for
12
vears.
with
never
a
.
zone.
His
goose
has
been
i
The
fellow
who
wrote
the
"he
affairs.
Rooked:
6th
Avemi
l
Pator:
Kc".
R
t
"IKfl
LftK
:witn
d
d
musi(.m..
First
United
Church
-
Mr.
Coldwell
promises
every
Canada's
soldiers
are
coming
1
brother,
what
chance
would
I
j
brush
with
the
law,
and
.then,
suddenly,
he
goes
crazy
drunk-
cn
driving,
spinning
around
In
I
the
middle
of
a
block,
crashing
into
other
cars
in
his
lmpa-
,
tience?
What's
the
matter
with
the
hT.
1-HIKK
"
VANCOUVER
"C?1
F
Is
h
e
r
t
e
s
Sixth
Avp.
W.
and
Musgrave
Wal
a
Sundiiy
-huoi
n;
Evening
PrJ"
KKI.I
UR
,r
39-year-old
man
"who
has
sud-
r
.
Beds
are
potential
smothering-places.
Baths
are
dank
pools
where
you
can
go
down
for
the
third
time,
if
you
don't
watch
out.
The
magazine
article
goes
on
to
tell
you
about
precautions
you
can
take.
However,
when
the
house
and
all
its
furniture
are
bent
on
murder
or
violent
assault
the
way
they
seem
to
be,
precautions
are
of
little
use.
No,
the
only
thing
to
do
is
to
reform
the
house.
Perhaps
the
house
is
nursing
a
grievance
against
society.
Take
the
house
aside,
give
It
a
fatherly
pat
on
the
roof
and
explain
that
everybody
likes
it,
but
there
are
a
few
things
it
ought
to
know
for
its
own
good.
If
that
doesn't
work,-more
drastic
treatment
is
called
1
for.
,HuBian
criminals
-gpme-!
tin'
have
part
mt
the-
bralrl
:
cut
away
to
make
thenvmorfi
docile.
Surgery
for
the
criminal
house
may
work
when
all
(See
Victoria
Itrpurt,
Page
5)
Moriiluit
Wurelup
C2M
tlth
Ave
t
.anaaian
a
urst
class
bathroom
I
nome
irom
K.orea,
and
it
might
;
nor
hive
to
get
elected
if
I
.every
home.
This
much
is
!
well
be
asked
that
of
those
who
sang
them?
Even
my
radio
..clear
he
is
not
bidding
for
the
left
three
years
ago
for
that
speaking
voice
sounds
like
juvenile
vote.
j
little
far-off
land,
somewhere
sandpaper.
Jff-.fgTH.-iln
China,
what
-should
be
said
The
thrifty
and
ingenious
U
So
long
as
a
man
has
a
deep-
j
aD0Ut
tne
situation
today?
How
,
Scott,
who
wanted
me
to
nut
freezer,
the
family
can
holiday
I
many
troops,
for
one
thing,
over
the
most
thrifty
campaign
for
weeks.
Hasn't
the
little
have
h"mes
to
come
back
to?
in
history
-where
all
advertis-.woman
cooked
as
many
as
24
I
Tnree
years
Is
a
long
time.
ing
would
be
by
stamps
carry-
Jdinners
and
tucked
them
away
!'n&
my
picture,
or
the
slogan
tor
her
husband
to
warm
up?
!
!
Storjy
silence
is
not
cruelty,
a
"EP
for
MP."
'All
he
ha.s
to
do
each
evening,
i
London
divorce
commission
has
'ihe
guy
who
coined
the
best
'therefore,
Is
to
put
the
soiled
rule.
,
Some
homes
would
find
slogan
of
the
lot,
but
which
the
..dishes
back
in
the
freezer
and
(the
situation
refreshing.
And
Party
advertising
department
"keep
onihopjng
some
day
'.
he'll
that
applies.
to.
everybody
con-,
thought
was
perhaps
a
wee
bit
First
Presbytcrnt
SERVICE
ot
1
1:00
A.M.
ONLY
Come
and
Worship
MorninR
Sorvlre
only
during
July
and
August.
The
Church
Is
always
open
for
mrdltatton
and
prayer.
Minister
James
Sinclair
will
have
support
of
the
British
Columbia
fishing
industry
in
Monday's
federal
election.
John
Buchanan,
chairman
of
the
Fisheries
Association
of
B.C.,
announced
support
Thursday
for
Mr.
Sinclair
following
an
executive
meeting.
He
cited
Mr.
Sinclair's
"effect
tlveness'
in
exp6rt
market
problems,
and
said:
j
."British
Columbia's
fishing
In-dtutcy.
iMts-many
-major
problems
to
overco'me'ansLakl
of
a
vigorous,
able
and
experienced
minister
such
as
Mr.
Sinclair
will
be
of
Invaluable
assistance."
exciting;
,
wash
themf
!
sried.
rmt-v
T
'
,too
exel
"Elmore
will
yell
more
and
Let
there
be
no
mistake.
saviraise
np!1
Wore."
United
States
Congressmen
are
"tc
have
a
special
room
for
prayer
1
some
who
still
debate
the
truce,
i
The
sodly
folk
of
four
dif-and
meditation.
We
have
long!
The
price
of
banishing
war
from
1
ferent
religions
who
said,
"We
"felt
that
what
Congress
needed
the
planet
ias
Korea
has
proven)
are
Praying
for
you."
1
Better
BRAUN'S
ISLAND
See
the
new...
iwas
less
public
speaking
and
is
nign.
it
must
be
paid
In
stead-
1
fray
oesi-niiea
person
wins)
The
old
man
who
said
this
more
private
thinking.
j
fastness,
in
willingness
to
sacri-I
f
ice
blood
and
treasure.
Free-idom
from
war,
like
other
free-
would
be
his
last
vote,
and
he
wanted
It
for
me,
and
the
sweet
young
miss
who
said
this
was
.kNO
CHANGE
There
rnmes
t.impc
n.Vir,r
an
doms,
is
not
(as
poets
dream
i
n
rexchanee
of
ill
feeiinos
.n
v,o
fair
young
girl
with
delicate
!
her
first
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.RACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
,
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
t-nd
World-wide
Shipments.
'MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
engendered
in
a
general
elec-;
Umbs
and
wavv
tresses.
Freedom
!
Well
win
or
lose
it
has
been
r.tion
and
here's
what
an
east-
ls
a
warrior
armed
to
the
teeth,
'
wortn
n-
For
1
don't
think
I
!ern
campaigner
has
to
say
I
"scarred
with
the
tokens
of
old
,
nave
,ost
a
single
friend,
and
tli-bout
it.
"If
the
new
trenera.
i
wars."
I
who
knows
I
may
have
picked
BOYS'
CAMP
TERRACE
The
bus
will
leave
the
Church
at
8:30
a.m.,
Aug.
12,
for
Boys'
Camp.
Olrls
will
come
back
about
suppertlme
on
the
return
trip.
We
extend
a
cordi-to
visitors
to
231
Fourth
"
'
Minister:
Rev.
E.A
Organists:
Mrs
.
S;
and
John
Ci
SUNDAY.
AUOlf
Morning
Worship'-Sunday
School
I-1,
r..nln
Worship
1
I
up
a
few,
even
among
the
other
tion,"
he
exclaims,
"will
look
at
k
politicians
from
a
loftier
and
House
cleaning
is
under
wav
!
candidates.
in
the
House
Of
Cnmmnnc
Tt'o
I
Phone
CO
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
j
I
t7ll
.1
J
i
M
I
M
CMH
i
;
I
been
fn
Progress
for
many
a
day.
j
Hospital
Opens
II
pen
ow
Roap
Minister
at
bott
"Remember
"
to
kep
"
Bl
oiniiai
inemie
RANGE
nuuut
a
uuiiutcu
unices
nave
ai-
I
MUNITION.
N.B.
w
oinciais
ready
been
repainted.
The
House
of
Moncton
Hospital
expect
to
is
going
to
look
little
short
of.
move
into
their
new
$3,000,000
wonderful.
Then
of
course
think
building
Aug.
8,
two
days
ahead
of
what's
been
done
from
an-
of
schedule.
Additional
staff
other
point
of
view.
Think
of
members
have
already
been
hired
MONDAY
IS
THE
10th
THE
PRINCE
RUPKRT
me
numDer
or
new
laces
may-
,
and
a
year-long
training
pro-
be,
1
gram
completed.
AUTOMATIC
OVEN
TIMER
PUSH-BUTTON
CONTROLS
SPACIOUS
MASTER
OVEN
STREAMLINER
DESIGN
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCI
will
hold
no
services
on
Aug.
9
or
Aug
When
the
mnlnrllv
r,t
nhiMn
onH
nrlults
THE
LAKESHORE
BIBLE
CAMP,
TEUBAf
,
By
paying
oil
charge
accounts
in
full
by
the
10th
of
each
month
you'll
protect
your
credit.
"
.
.
Just
tell
yer
boas
that
an
Irate
Taxpayer
wants
to
ee
him!"
Only
$359.00
Just
telling
someone
off
wont
pay
the
bill
but
if
he
has
oroDer
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
SOCt
Extra
Pants
FREE
with
every
Man's
Suit
also
Extra
Skirt
or
Slacks
FREE
with
every
Woman's
Suit
HOUSE
OF
HOBSERLIN
"Made-To-Measure"
HUNDREDS
OP
PATTERNS
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
Top
Quality
.,
,
Guaranteed
Fit
Prince
1
Second
Avenue
West
Branch
of
the
First
Church
of
Christ
Scl
.
INSURANCE
he
can
collect.
Be
sure
that
your
Insurance
la
with
reliable
companies
and
for
adequate
amounts.
If
your
INSURANCE
will
soon
run
out.
That's
what
you
should
see
u
about.
On
Display
Now
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Are.
W.
Phone
644
"A
GOOD
CREDIT
RECORD
IS
YOUR
BEST
REFERENCE"
PRINCE
RUPERT
RETAIL
CREDIT
GRAHTORS'
ASSOCIATION
in
Boston,
Mass.
Lesson
Subject:
"SPIRIT"
Services
every
Sunday
at
11
a
m-
Sunday
School
every
Sunday
at
H
m'
y
Wednesday
Evening
Meeting
on
Second
WeJnf
(
TH7
iVVI'llliIif
LING
THE
TAILOR
of
each
month
at
8
p.m.
,.4f
IZ0
Sixth
Street
Phone
G19
Rending
Room
open
Wednesday
and
Friday