Prince
Rupert
Daily
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Saturday,
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to
the
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,
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'A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
D.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
crisis
Ls
regarded
here
as
Uv
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES-
most
serious
Britain's
Gallic
(
neighbor
has
encountered
In'
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
per
month,
$1.00;
per
year,
rm
Inollier
bltualu
tun
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mail,
per
month,
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per
year,
$8.00.
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For
the
first
time,
a
touch
of
ii.
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4.
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It.
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Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Entered
as
second
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
(By
SENIOR
CAPT.
GEORGE
OSTRVK,
Salvation
Armyi
"Give
instruction
to
a
wise
man
and
h
will
be
the
wiser:
teach
a
just
man
and
he
will
Increase
In
learning."
"The
fear
of
the
Lord
Is
the
beginning
of
wisdom."
Prov.
9:10-11.
"TUic
line
Konn
PHi
imtirvrt
Np&c
Ao
nra
(nvAAl
Sttl'v
...
5tl
Ave
i
M""st":
fc
1.
1
impatience
can
be
detected
in
British
reaction
to
French
per-
I
versity.
Instead
of
the
half-amused
sighs
of
resignation
!
which
usually
greet
another
i
"waltz
of
portfolios,"
editorial
comment
is
to
the
effect
that
'
there
wouldn't
be
a
crisis
at
all
if
only
Frenchmen
would
pa
;
their
taxes.
!
British
politicians,
too,
are
aware
of
the
dangers
of
a.breaK-down
of
parliamentary
government
in
France
and
this
may
MACKENZIE
KING
HOME
The
boyhood
home
of
the
late
!.
.......
..
,
j
r
,
VJVJ,tu
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
former
Prime
Minister
of
Canada,
Canada
With
O
high
academic
Standard.
Education
has
ben
rebuilt
using
the
original
grey
brick
of
the
building
is
available
to
all
and
every
effort
is
being
made
to
in
Kitchener,
Ont.
Mr.
King's
father,
John,
secured
the
home
istomp
Out
illiteracy.
This
is
an
envious
record.
But
when
the
future
statesman
was
eight.
The
house
was
taken
over
'fhen
is
Education
only
for
the
Mind?
by
the
Mackenzie
King
Woodside
Trust
and
will
become
an
,
critic
once
ieveiled
this
ac-
,
-'
-
historic
site.
Books
and
furniture
and
other
mementos
of
the
'cusation
"
against
us:
"You're!
SEALING
4
GROUNDS
early
days
of
Mackenzie
King
will
be
on
display
In
the
house,
j
producing
nothing
but
a
bunch
of
i
,
.
.
.
About
80
per
cent
of
the
fur
i
CP
PHOTO
i
educated
pagans."
Let
us
think!
.
.
about
very
seriously.
We
;
s8
ln
tne
orl(J
are
f"rd
at
'
IN
I
in'.,
l
.The
Answer-Prince
Rupert
the
shipping
season
has
scarcely
ALTHOUGH
opened,
coastal
vessels
are
already
having
difficulty
in
keeping
up
with
the
freight
traffic
out
Vf
Vancouver
for
the
huge
Alcan
projects
at
Kemano
Vnd
Kitimat.
The
cargo
is
beginning
to
pile
up
in
he
Vancouver
sheds
at
a
rate
faster
than
the
avail-Able
ships
can
take
it
out.
More
ships
are
being
looked
for
and
those
already
in
service
are
being
jpeeded
up.
Moreover,
the
traffic
will
increase
,veatly
in
the
very
near
future
as
Alcan
intensifies
Juut
enlarges
the
B.C.
project.
Mavbe
the
freight
shipping
companies,
if
they
CO
tical
politician
like-
Senator
"aC
"V";
"
.
,
I
1
Taft
could
believe
such
nonsense
our
ment,?'
or
dMc
achieve-
pacific.
We
lnese
0,1
vve
ents-
see
i
a.'
set
forth
above.
nanri
i
As
I
See
It
explain
the
somewhat
-
belat?d
;
signs
of
sympathy
for
a
British
i
contribution
to
the
European
de-j
fence
community
which
have1
been
noted
here
latterly.
As
portrayed
here,
the
problem
Is
that
of
a
country
with
everything
it
needs,
Including;
'abundant
resources
and
a
hardworking
artisan
class,
corrupted
;
by
an
almost
mediaeval
fiscal
Every
great
warmaking
power
Wnat
about
Moral
Edllcation?
First
Presbyterian
Church
oi
uus
cemuiy
nas
siguvo
irrsii-
Th(s
seems
tQ
be
sadly
lacklng.
'HI
AlT
it
,
I'astiic.
H,,
Kl
(
WtcUtt:
R,,
n
ies,
such
as
Taft
wants,
and
Unless
'
we
keep
a
moral
stride
i
r
v
broken
them
at
will.
What
about
,,h
,r
nnHpm1r
Hpvpl.mment
(1
i
uic
Rsjwrs
pma,
a
stiap
ui
we
wiu
hava
conquered
illiteracy
''4
system.
svsiem.
A
a
recent
reuem
report
repon
by
dv
a
paper?"
Does
he
forget
that
-
i
.
,
tr
an
look
any
further
than
Vancouver,
might
already
:
French
finance
cbmmission
esti
and
Ignorance
only
to
yield
to
l
more
Germany.
Italv
and
Japan
all
the
lilt
lusts
1USLS
OI
of
the
llic
flesh
titrnil
and
unu
amn
sink
.jv-
tVimirrVit
nhmit
neinrr
Hl'
MM
K'linprt
AS
trip
'a
uiai
me
gim
-
readily
...
.
the
Kellogg
,,
Treaty
.
signed
back
Jnt0
a
state
of
deBcneracy
din
m
4,
.
-
4.
,
eit,tcr;
k,.,
u.
9
Cll
it
cheated
out
of
the
equivalent
of
i
400,000,000
in
luxe
'..very
year.
DEVIOIS
METHODS
j
Persons
in
France
paid
set
!
sums
by
an
employer
can't
get
!
away
with
much,
though
their
lu
c,,uu"le
Wilr-
i
To
illustrate
just
one
such
Not
only
Russia,
but
Britain
headlong
and
disreputable
con-and
the
U.S.A:
have
already
anion
while
the
population
of
broken
the
tieaties
signed
at
Canada
1934-50i
has
increased
creased
Yalta,
Potsdam
and
Cairo.
But
bv
13
percent,
our
ulcohollc
5
1
:
first
united
Toft
Could
Bring
War
f'
,
7
A.
3.
1
?fcT'
.
'v;t.
.
S36
Sixth
A,
why
labor
the
point?
consumption
has
Increased
principal
dispatch
point
for
Kemano
and
Kitimat.
iPrince
Rupert
is
three
hundred
miles
closer
to
'Kemano
and
Kitimat
than
is
Vancouver.
Six
hundred
miles
each
round
trip
would
certainly
save
a
jot
of
steaming
time
for
the
vessels,
i
We
are,
after
all,
the
terminus
of
a
railway
and
Jth
rough
railway
shipping
rates
from
the
East
to
Prince
Rupert
are
competitive
with
Vancouver.
!
allowances
and
exemptions
tend
SENATOR
Robert
A.
Taft
i
Prince
The
truth
is
Senator
Taft
ls
a
the
alarming
rate
of
207
perce
jercent
w
Keep
meir
payments
smau
d.v;.
.
,
t.
a
Da
sadly
muddled
man.
In
later
The
Scripture
sums
it
up
In
Rev.
lawrwfi
J
ill
I
I
H.
IVJVJ
I
w
I
tilt
,
most
western
standards
The!
articles
I
shall
show
why
his
these
words
"Ever
learning
and
j
real
evaders
are
the
industrial-publican
nomination
a
s
embitter
rela-
never
able
to
come
to
the
know-
,
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
;
..
-.
.
uiugium
wuuiu
lists
and
the
shopkeepers;
Latest
,
President
of
the
w
i
1
1
1
tions
with
Canada
and
Britain
sermon:
n,
!
available
figures
show
that
27.000
ledge
of
the
truth."
(2
Tim
3:7.
t
to
visitors
to
worship
.with
us.
God
says:
"I
will
destroy
the
;
231
fourth
Are.
East
.
i
States.
I
and
probably
lead
to
the
very
Our
ReliM
French
building
contractors
dq-i
ChiWwsSu
wisdom
of
the
wise
and
bring
to
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D
D.
.
If
Taft
is
nominated
and
war
he
wants
to
aveit.
elected
it
could
mean
world
war
!
.There
is
wharfage
space
here
tied
up
to
the
railway
i
ciared
an
annual
average
profit
!
.
.
.
,...,
.
i
i
pnnivfltpnt.
tn
rsnn
nothing
the
understanding
of
the
;
Happr
that
is
not
being
used
to
the
luiiest
advantage
anci
;
Shnnkt.pnr!.
,hn
h
tho.
three.
For
in
the
senator's
own
Anihem:
"I
7
:
30
Eveniaj
prudent"
d
Cor.
l:19i.
Let
us
learn
Jroin
past
clvill-.zations
which
stand
as
spectre
reminders
that
we
too
shall
be
doomed
to
ignominy
unress
we
i
turn
back
to
righteousness
and
I
the
living
God.
Holy
Week
to
Be
Observed
Sermon:
-lar
Anthtm:
t;
COME
Affl
admission
book
he
Plainly
shows
that
he
own
manane
to
keep
their
profits
remarkably
small.
1
stands
for
P'lcles
whlch
would:
!
avoid
turnover,
luxury
and
ex-
surelv
aggravate
the
present;
cess-profits
taxes
through
the
i
world
situation
to
the
point
of
,
fairly
general
practice
of
han-:cianger-
maybe
utter
dlsater.
J
Idling
transactions
without
in-1
These
are
grave
matters
for
voice.
Canada
.
For
the
policies
which
"There
Is
one
solution
in
;
Taft
urges
would
s.ureiy
cause
e
i
France
.
.
.
that
Frenchmen
t
serious
and
maybe
even
deadly
j
should
pay
their
existing
taxes,":
rift
in
U.S.-Canadian
relation-says
the
Spectator,
a
right-wins
;
ships.
Oriunibts:
Mrs
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
MARCH
9.
1952
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Speaker:
R.
H.
Culridg,
field
'secretary
of
The
Gideons.
Sunday
School
12:15.
Evenine
service
at
7:30
Pastor's
subject:
"What
Does
Jesus
Christ
Mean
to
You?"
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy''
Wednesday
Evening
Congregational
Social.
SUNDAY
Sew
.more
could
be
provided.
!
Prince
Rupert,
of
course,
is
the
answer
to
the
emergency
which
is
certain
to
make
a
bottleneck
in
(shipping
from
Vancouver
to
the
north
coast.
And
Ino
matter
whether
Vancouver
likes
it
or
not,
Prince
!I!upert
is
going
to
be
used.
The
transpoitation
con-Vem
which
gets
established
here
first
may
be
making
U
smart
move.
It
is
too
bad
the
Canadian
National
itself
has
not
some
ships
which
it
could
use
at
this
'time
in
completing
deliveries
from
its
own
northern
Igrminus
and
railway
line.
But
as
long
as
the
CNR
Holy
Week,
the
period
imme-i
Morality
and
head
learning,
as,
diately
before
Easte,
wiU
be
XMrS
ShS?
S
I
cbserved
in
Prince
Rupert
with
ls
nothlng
In
any
achievement
of
!
an
interdenominational
service
man
that
can
brina
him
back
j
of
Christian
witness
on
the
Into
right
relationship
with
God.
j
United,
Bcsav
ary
at
11
in
:
Older
at
12
15
United
Hall
at
YOUNO
ADCIT;
mtftH
iftei
Vict.
I
there
would-be
no
real
neM
to
ICY
FOR
AMERICANS,
by
Robert
Wednesday
in
St.
Andrew's
under
Hence
Jesus
cbn,(
died
to
for
man
;
otnno"
nr
"AT-flNF
j
think
up
new
ones."
a.
Taft,
Doubleday,
$3.
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
reconcUe
nlm
witn
the'
Efforts
have
been-made
to
re-j
,
Ministerial
Association.
Rev.
H.
Father.
Of
course
"the
preach.
t
f
orm
thp
Frpnch
tavatir...
nt-n.-t
,
-
-"
ij
i
i
Hilt
n
pnmhinatinn
rf
uartarl
...
tr"T
xkt
l
ft,
ft
1
VJ-
Olsen.
pastor
of
St.
Paul
s
jng
of
the
cross
is
to
them
that
THE
Lutheran
Church,
will
be
the
perish,
foolishness,
but
unto
us
4'eiiiains
an
wicuiiciiuciiudi
wuui
n.
uic
uusmc,
ic
'
.
""
a
.
.
3
Dastor.
Making
arrangements
u-hich
are
saved,
it
Is
the
power
EVANG
lor
the
service
are
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
0f
God
unto
salvation"
(1
Cor
story
is
being
reperted.
FREE
CHI
Wright,
president
of
the
Minis-
1
:
ia
.
There
can
be
no
acceptable
terial
Association
and
pastor
of
substitute
for
the
work
of
grace.
First
Presbyterian
Church;
Rev.
and
any
counterfeit
is
but
a
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5th
Ave.
at
MtHride
St.
Rev.
II.
(.
Olson
You
are
invited
to
conre
and
Worship
at
St.
Paul
s
Lutheran
Church.
The
Just
Shalt
Live
By
Faith"
fair
minded
person
will
agree
with
half
or
more
of
everything
written
in
it.
But
any
Canadian
who
squarely
faces
the
Taft
pro-
Srvits
eontiiMtt)
Hall,
Fwirlb
H
?uSSu8T
XSZXrsi.
ew's
A
Cl
t
powers,
froms
ruinous
tne
remainder
would
be
ed,.al
and
Rev.,,u
Q.
sieber,
turn
away."
i2
Tim.
3:7..
Sundny
School
1'.
ray
...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Classes
lot
l
Mucn
or
ineyrgumenr.
in
me
pastor
0f
First
Baptist
Church.
Our
only
course
then,
is
to
get
i
book
concerns
what
Mr.,
Taft
Morning
Struw
SUNDAY
SERVICES
MARCH
9,
1952
The
Ministerial
Association,
at
back
to
Goti
and
cultivate
a
its
monthly
meeting
this
Mon-
healthy
and
wholesome
fear
ol
,
.
u
..
,ii,.,,,,t.i,.rt
trt
ihn
i
nrrl
u-H
iph
t
t
h
hpin
nin
a
'
Evening
Servicf
'
!
thinks
is
the
growing
illegality
'of
action
by
the
presidents
in
the
(foreign
field.
As
an
outsider,
fame
and
nj
The
warm
ft
-11:04
a.m.
.u
"i.j
,.
t
i
f
ukrtnm
Aluriiing
S.ervu-e
lowship
pits
between
pastors
of
Katchi-
"So
teach
us
to
number
our
Sermon:
Blessings
Accord-kan
and
Prince
Rupert
on
April
days,
that
we
may
apply
our
:
tng
to
faith."
The
good
to;
.
The
inspiriBf
20.
hearts
unto
wisaom.
irs.
u:iji.
saws
vould
seem
obvious
that
a
deal
should
be
made
with
the
concerns
that
do
have
the
ships
for
use
of
this
jort.
Some
changes
would
have
to
be
made
but
they
knight
not
be
a
great
problem
if
it
was
just
decided
5o
make
therril?
,
1
JJse
of
Park
Funds
3T
IS
satisfactory
that
the
Parks
Board
has
decided
1
to
seek
conversion
of
the
Roosevelt
Park
'fund
to
?ther
park
purposes
but,
if
the
board
intends
to
Jonvey
the
impression
that
it
wishes
to
use
the
Entire
amount
collected
in
that
bylaw
fund
for
a
Swimming
pool
and
park
at
Seal
Cove,
it
may
be
on
She
wrong
track.
I
2
We
are
wholly
in
accord
with
the
plan
that
a
lark
be
developed
for
East
End
residents.
That
end
i
the
lesidential
section
has
become
heavily
populated
and
recreational
facilities
slfould
be
available.
But
at
the
same
time,
a
swimming
pool
at
Seal
jCove
at
this
time
may
not
be
practicable.
'if
a
man
It
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Sermon:
"A
Warning
to
Ungodliness."
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
ktep
Mi
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
I
with
only
academic
interest
In
A
loudspeaker
system
Is
about
tnis
phasa.
his
reasoning
seems
to
be
installed
in
the
House
of
sound
to
me.
The
Constitution
Commons.
It's
not
the
first.
Tnar
of
the
U.S.A.
gives
Congress
the
occurred
shortly
after
Confeciei-
right
to
declare
war.
But
In
re-ation
in
1867.
cent
years
tne
presidents
have
I
taken
greater
and
greater
de-
On
a
"dare"
six
American
aii--cisions
!n
tr!e
foreign
field.
The
U
S
A-
is
today
engaged
in
a
men
spent
a
night
in
a
venerable
cost'y
war
ln
Korea-
Yet
Con"
building
reputed
to
be
England's
most
haunted
house
Each,
witness
has
never
declared
war.
In
bis
head
full
of
ghosts,
went
U
this
twee
as
in
many
others,
hnd
fnnr
in
thp
sam-
rnrm,
i
beginning
with
the
military
oc-
PASTOR:
C
gfmi
Jinn
m.i.
f
t
About
two
o'clock
all
wnk
nr.'
cupation
of
Iceland,
U.S.
presl-
"TV
&
V
SL'NDAY,
MARCH
9
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service
R.
H.
COLDRIDGE
Special
Speaker
Jiir.
Coldridge
is
the
Western
Field
Secretary
of
THE
GIDEONS.
He
will
tell
some
of
the
HUMAN
INTEREST
stories,
recounting
some
of
his
experiences
ln
connection
j
with
the
distribution
of'
BIBLES
In
hotels,
prisons,
hospitals,
and
to
service
men
across
Canada.
.
SATURDAY,
MARCH
8
BIBEL
Abend
in
Dcutschrr
Sprache
Sonnabend
Abend
20
L'hr.
BIBLE
Meeting
in
German
language,
Saturday
evening
at
8
p.m.
MONDAY,
MARCH
10
8
.
p.m.
Young
People
Society.
Special
Speaker
.
R.
H.
COLDRIDGE.
trembling
and
feeling
strange.
Qents
nave
y-Pa
ingress.
In
some
cases
they
have
forced
They
heard
what
sounded
like
a
the
nand
of
tne
wnole
U
N'
harp.
So
did
the
other
two.
Sup-
pose
they
had
never
heard
of
phantoms,
but
dog-tired,
had
TAFT'S
whol'e
book
shows
woe-
pread
their
blankets
and
drop-
NOTiCt
Ded
into
rtrpamlPss
simh.,
iuuy
muaaiea
tninsing.
e
very
i
1.
The
pool
would
probably
not
be
attended
to
.
awakening
after
seven
or
eight
ruly
argues
that
w.el.can
nev"
hours
ln
fine
trim
lor
a
good
have
wolld
Peace
wor'd
hot
breakfast
aw-
But
ne
refuses
to
admit
the
-
fact
that
you
can't
have
law
on
Daylight
saving,
this
season,
t
any
'vel
of
human
societ,y
unletss
will
last
from
April
27
to
the
last1?0"
h,aTO
SOn)f
afencV
"i
w
force
week
in
September.
That's
about
I
Plus
a
police
t0
uPnold
fiVo
mnnthe
Ac
ncndl
enmo
Ar
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
ia
large
extent.
The
majority
of
people,
even
in
the
East
End,
live
as
close
if
not
closer,
to
McClymont
Park.
2.
Expenditure
of
building
another
swimming
pool,
if
added
to
the
present
one,
would
give
a
good
start
for
an
indoor,
all-year
pool.
!.
3.
Most
of
the
money
raised
bv
the
one-mill
202
Sixth.
West
(across
from
Armouries)
Taft
Is
adamant
against
any
idea
of
world
government.
He
By
virtue
of
the
authority
vested
in""1'
Minister
uf
Public
Works,
pursuant
to
Sl'
of
the
Highway
Act,
I
hereby
declare
a
P
limit
of
11
tons
over
Diana
Creek
nritls'
approximately
14
miles
east
of
I"'"''
R"p
Highway
Hi,
until
further
notice.
(Rignedi
L.
E.
SMITH,
Divisional
Enginm.
Department
of
WW'
Prince
Rupert.
BC
and
some
do
not
wish
it
making,
therefore,
the
eustomarv
tanele
and
dLSsatisfacMnn
Anvrhun
ili
Savs-
Sl'XDAY
10:30
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class.
F
.
.
.
'
Every
living
person
knew
what
every
departing
soul
discovers
Heb.
10:31.
"The
theory
of
an
Internation-
the
north
it's
hardly
twilight
un
til
around
10:30
p.m.
i
al
state,
bearing
the
same
relations
to
nations
and
their
citi-!
zens
as
our
federal
government
bears
to
the
states
and
their
i
citizens,
appears
to
me,
AT
Gary
Gregson,
Vernon
boy,
received
a
bullet
in
the
stomach
when
he
chased
a
masked
bandit
11:30
Morning
Service
7:30
Evangelistic
Service.
Green
331
EVERYONE
Would
be
saved
today.
Heb.
9:27
Matt
25:31-46.
Pastor
C.
FAWCETT
LEAST
IN
THIS
CENTURY,
to
be
who
robbed
his
father's
store.
U
tn.n
j
i
Gary
thought
he
knew
jiu
jitsu
1
'ctical
ua"e""ui"
a"u,
tte
?nf
ml,
i""
ote
is
mine.
Mr.
Taft
has
som
hand
out
fu
Sftuk?
danger"
shallow
Ideas
on
a
stronger
U.N.
ous.
Jiu
Jitsu
knot
so
dangerous.
It
ls
suggested
tnat
the
Charter
can
be
made
satisfac-A
a
iq
load
nt
of
lumber,
imK-
i
lately
i
deliv-'tr
h
cnmimll.
tv,
tn
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
IT
PAYS
TO
P)
itax
levy
over
a
five
year
period
has
been
paid
by
ratepayers
who
would
not
make
Use
of
the
Seal
Cove
swimming
pool.
!
For
a
fair
deal
to
all
tax-paying
residents,
the
iFiQOsevelt
Park
fund
disposal
question
should
be
jplaced
before
the
people,
who
should
have
an
opportunity
also
to
vote
whether
or
not
they
wish
it
to
be
a
part
of
general
park
funds.
We
wish
to
congratulate
a
young
group
of
men
jon
the
parks
board
who
are
determined
to
do
something
this
year
for
our
parks
but
also
wish
to
issue
;a
word
of
caution
:
Anything
that
may
be
done
this
lyear,
let
it
be
something
strongly
noticeable
and
acceptable
to
the
public.
This
will
gain
the
public's
confidence
and
its
support
for
future
park
development
in
this
city.
1-1
not
how
we!
PROMPTLY
MODELS
5.6
and
7
AC-DC
Battery
Portables
privilege
will
be
yours
if
you
pom
nmntv
Charge
acc
few-
1
I"
1
nf
r.t.Vn
1IU,lk.
ourselves
can
agree
to
eliminate'
n
llLe
?n.
i
Z
menw"
our
veto
power,
If
decisions
of
thei
anth'
!?
ha"dlflne
a
sllfel
Security
Council
to
use
force
are,
Sp
hh
v
f'
aPHP6,a,red
t0
based
on
expediency
rather
than
.!?'
ac1law.
It
seems
to
me
that
peace
tlonon
th.
f
f
FrH.f
theWoolworth!ln
this
world
ls
impossoble
un-!
Bk
riday
morning-
Yes,
given'
!
nations
agree
that,
without!
cnT.nk
nf
t
?
,
appeu
E
,n
ay
veto
pwer.
thpy
"i
ub-
bv
Tixtv
fnr
hundred;mit
their
disputes
to
adjudica-y
"lxiy-Iour-
j
tion
and
abide
by
the
decisions
of
!
n
jil,
Jan
Impartial
tribunal."
By
this,
time
some
years
ago!
there
were
signs
of
the
yellow
I
bloom
of
broome
among
the
'
IT
SEEMS
incredible
that
a
prac-
are
payable
by
the
1
0th
fwchffJ
and
installment
accounts
on
w
j
...
'
ocrnRD
IS
OK
-
JUST
ARRIVED
Large
Shipment
of
Electric
.
Train
Track
Straight
and
Curved
Lengths
For
"O"
Gauge
and
"027"
Gauge
Trains
So
dure
jPaisaye
for
JoJai
scripture
i
ajjaae
tor
yoaau
fnruooery
over
on
ihe
railway'
A
GOOD
CKtun
OF
YOUR
GREATEST
ASSEU
rncniT
nilREAU
"My
grace
is
sufficient
for
thee."
II
Cor.
12:9.
reserve.
rossiDiy
the
time
Ls
early
but
broome
dovs
appear
scarce.
Once
it
grew
ana
spread
rapidly,
brightening
the
sombre
spruce
and
hailing
the
coming
of
spring.
But
not
in
the
more
recent
seasons.
at
HELPS
INDIANS
storey
frame
building
with
eight
CALGARY
(CP)
Tenders
have
i
wards,
has
ben
in
iui
f
rtF
rmif
ing
do
not
mix.
The
former,
once
on
the
job,
pay
no
attention
to
the
man
made
vexation.
What
they
do
heed
is
nature
particularly,
the
tides.
If
the
fishermen,
in
the
midst
of
their
Industry
tried
to
follow
daylight
saving,
there
would
be
endless
Inconvenience
and
difficulties.
Ven
called
for
construction
of
'months
caring
for
Indians
who
PRINCE
RUPERj
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
a-stair
residence
for
tne
new
previously
had
to
go
to
Wetas-Jljidian
hospital
at
Hobbema,
kiwin
or
Ponoka
for
hospital
Alta.
The
hospital
itself,
a
two-i
treatment.
YOUR'OE
DEALER
Fishermen
and
daylight
sav