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Rupert
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News
As
I
See
It
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Purtinq
Japanese
Fish
Treaty
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Straight
Saturday.
March
22,
1952
moment
bv
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f'
to
Saturday
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Editor,
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form
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be
in-
Daily
News,
traduced
in
the
House.
A
recent
issue
of
the
Daily
In
his
column
"As
I
See
It,"
News
carried
a
story
in
which
the
well
known
columnist,
El-Scnator
Tom
Reld
is
alleged
to
more
Philpott,
had
this
to
say
have
made
certain
derogatory
of
the
treaty;
"The
only
real
remarks
about
the
United
Fish-
justification
for
the
acceptance
ermen
and
Allied
Workers
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i..v,,.,i
tu
orv
I
Ci
THflHPP
Rpirulnr
Rnntist
faith
0
nt.
3
Moses
(Jot
Mad
Too
1
ion
and
its
officers.
These
re-
j
that
they
either
had
to
take
this
1
..!...
.....n
n.,Hn
k
K
O
..rfth!ntr
nt
oil
At
hint
U'P
hfllV
Church,
from
the
Wesleyan
Methodist!
the
Bible.
Bibi,
"Faith
is
the
subtle
chain
that
binds
us
to
the
n'm
Infinite."
.
!?St
"Faith
is
the
key
that
unlocks
the
cabinet
of
mVSI-:
"
God's
treasures."
.
"r'aith
makes
the
discords
of
,
the
present
the
waves!
Darel,
WHEN
Les
Pearson
ana
,
tor
during
a
speech
defending
a
treaty
which
allows
the
Jap-T
,vprc
hnvn
ai'OUnd
'
lUe
Propose
Japanese
fisheries
!
anese
to
come
back
into
our
l
weie
uj.
I
treaty.
At
the
regular
locai
!
waters
to
fish
for
certain
types
Hamilton,
Ontario,
wej
meeting
of
he
Prince
Rupert
i
of
fish
but
not
for
other
kinds.;
U-,A
m-jmr
tip
hPfnnnin-
i
toAl
ol
our
union'
strenuoiu
I
Can
anybody
familiar
with
Jap-j
..cw
...i.v
,
o
objections
were
raised
to
th?
!
anese
trade
practices
oi
earner
nf
u
f
,,,.
p"
A'ith
athletic
ambltlOllS.
:
statement
of
Senator
Reid.!
years
imagine
that
it
is
going
;
nui
illume
ui
uu.
iiiiun.
t,...
.....
.....o
minuter-'
which,
if
he
was
ouoted
accu-!
to
be
an
easy
job
for
our
fisher-
i
The
above
Quotations
show
us
of
the
righteous
man
that
avail-
J?'
'
on
1
.
u
There
u
thrill
tv...
of
faith.
Thus
'
j
.
i
.v
ihttc
rattlv.
not
onlv
contained
inmr
i
nntrol
vessels
to
compel
the
the
importance
Andrew
Murray
say$:
"Obe-
turc.'!L!gl0flntfei!
is.
of
the
other
fellows
who
wise-
mUlfading
information
relative
j
Japanese
to
catch
only
one
kind
our
supreme
lesson
to
learn
dience
and
faith
are
but
two,
:,,
DIRECT
cracked
in
those
days
that
"this
to
the
treaty
Out
inferred
thai
;
of
fish
and
not
another?
is
no
place
for
a
minister's
son
"
the
present
opposition
to
the
As
we
naVe
pointed
out
be-1
tnought
of
Uwt
the
other
,
treaty
was
the
work
of
certain
foie
lhe
trc-uty
docs
net
give
How
can
I
strengthen
my
iaun.'
If
you
would
strengthen
your
faith,
shorten
the
distance
between
your
soul
?nd
OmI.
Ood
aspects
01
one
act
surrender
to
God
and
His
will
.
.
.
Faith
Is
iiiuilc
by
U'orks.
It
is
feared
that
often
our
efforts
to
believe
have
"k"
In
all
j.
aay
wnen
Less
lc
"
"
-
7-7-
our
patrol
ves.-ei;
111c
ugui,
w
.
-
.
loni?
(lis
nvr.r
l
11S,
ov"
''
minded
me
of
the
story
of
Moses,
i
attempting
10
create
friction
be-
,
confiscate
vessels
or
their
catch
not
miipt
hpfnr.
nt
Hiin
?
been
unavailing
because
we
have
.-.nnn
1
imaoino
Pithpr
nne
nf
i
tween
the
United
States
and
,v,
thou
a
po
f
m
1
nH
i
1
1
nan
11
u
Wait
for
His
voice.
"Draw
niRh
not
taken
up
the
only
position
in
l.-UinfT
L.nliMrm
JnliKllfr
M-
VinV.
which
a
large
faith
U
possible-
our
.fathers
preaching
a
sermon
t-aiiuaa.
a
iesouiuon
was
uuani-j
to
God
and
He
will
draw
nigh
4
,A"-
C
Holy
Comnmiijjt
Sunday
Krh...,
the
1
tho
tVirpp
m-iin
Knprips
thpv
mously
adopted
ensunng
on
the
theme.
!
Canon
Ban!
s
hcri
Senator
and
instructing
the
northern
representative
of
the
(Continued
011
page
3i
that
of
entire
surrender
lo
the
honor
and
the
will
of
God."
Does
your
whole
heart
approve
Gods
will
for
you?
Do
you,
nit.t
t.n,,.
Sth
Av.
I
ii
iK
Mlnmfr
i
Moses,
the
great
law-giver,;
"had
gone
up
in
the
mountain,
1
I
been
fired
by
divine
inspiration.
1
and
came
back
with
the
Tfn
:
Commandments,
all
printed
in
I
stone.
j
But
he
found
the
people
making
whoopee,
far
off
the
Moses
;
track.
So,
in
a
rage,
he
threw
TO)
i
union
to
reply
on
behalf
of
th?
,
'
r
membership.
We
would,'
there-.
-
I
fore,
request
space
in
your
paper!
liarrTfifn
to
set
the
record
straight.
j
IIIICI
liailUliai
To
begin
with
the
Senator
has
D'.rtnf
CulVrA
suggested
the
present
campaign
CJjlUf
tjWIlLII
to
you."
Faith
will
not
operate
in
a
cold
apathetic
hea-t
Wait
on
the
Lord.
Continue
to
look
into
His
face.
Faith
will
prow
stronger
as
new
visions
of
God
j
come
to
the
soul.
j
If
you
would
strengthen
your
faith,
live
obediently.
Surrender
tc
the
whole
will
of
God.
De
sensitive
to
the
leading
of
the
;
Spirit.
Count
it
the
soul's
highest
:
privilege
to
know
and
do
the
will
Rev
.
r.;
Arrangements
Coniilc(r
For
Prince
Itupert-Ketchikan
Pulpit
Exchange
W"t
IMIij
to
block
the
passage
of
the
treaty
is
the
work
of
certain
union
officials
and
has
not
the
support
of
the
membership.
We
1
wish
to
firmly
repudiate
Senator
j
13oiH
QnH
nnin
rnt
ts
Hit.-
tVrit
(B8
(Ui
iff
,
down
the
tablets,
and
smashed
them
all
to
bits
and
then
had
to
do
the
job
all
over
again.
WHEN
the
Honourable
Lester
Pearson
got
home
from
Lis-
of
God.
It
is
the
fervent
prayer
Arrangements
were
reported
1
Squamish
To
Vancouver
HERE
in
Prince
Rupert
we
can
look
with
UT
detached
interest
at
the
squabble
over
connecting
up
the
present
terminus
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
at
Squamish
with
the
city
of
Vancouver,
a
distance
of
50
miles
around
Howe
.Sound
through
the
Capilano
watershed
or
by
the
,
West
Vancouver
shore.
Some
want
a
railway.
Some
want
a
highway.
Some
want
both.
There
is
objection
by
some
at
going
thrtmgh
the
Capilano
watershed.
West
Vancouver
is
not
keen
about
having
a
railway
deteriorating
the
municipality.
'
Premier
Johnson
first
says
he
is
going
to
have
a
highway
and
not
a
railway.
Then
the
railway
committee
of
the
Legislature
gets
into
the
picture
and
recommends
against
the
highway.
So
it
is
called
off.
And,
for
the
time
being
at
least,
it
looks
like
there'll
be
neither
highway
or
railway.
But
who
should
worry?
The
important
thing
is
that
the
missing
gap
in
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railyway
is
being
pushed
northward
from
Quesnel
to
Prince
George.
Next
will
be
to
drive
the
railway
north
fr.om
Prince
George
into
the
Peace
River
country
something
a
good
deal
more
important
than
the
line
from
Squamish
to
Vancouver.
,'
After
all,
once
there
is
access
north
and
south
to
Prince
George,
the
PGE
will
have
its
outlet
to
the
fine,
railway
line
leading
westward
to
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
a
better
and
easier
road
than
that
to
Squamish
or
Vancouver
through,
the
rugged
country
of
mountains
and
rocks
will
ever
be.
It
may
seem
a
rather
ludicrous
state
of
affairs,
this
bickering
and
indecision
about
the
south
end
of
the
PGE,
but
maybe,
.it
is
just
as
well
if
it
is
permanently
shelved
for
it's
a
bit
of
railway
building
that
is
by
no
means
essential.
They
can
go
on
haul-in
sr
into
Vancouver
from
Sauamish
bv
barsre
and
i
Pte
h
eek
k
between
between
the
the
no
union
official
in
this
organi-
THE
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Services
conducted
at
I.O.O.F.
Hall.
Fourth
Avenue
East
Sunday
School
11
a
m.
Classes
for
all
ages.
Morning
Service
12:15
p.m.
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Come
and
enjoy
.
.
.
The
warm
Christian
Fellowship
The
good
Gospel
singing.
The
inspiring
Bible
Ministerial
Associations
of
Ket-
first
Presbyterian
ChurCn
mw
bow
bon
he
too.
like
Moses,
had
proof
zation
has
the
right
to
speak
on
CO:
Br
Can;
Cm
behalf
of
the
union
without
the
L,"r
"
1
''.:'
V
on
of
a
great
achievement
in
his
hand.
For
he
had.
at
last,
the
V
endorsation
of
its
membership.
The
38
locals
that
comprise
the
membership
of
this
union
have
'
the
first
Sunday
after
Easter.
Travelling
arrangements
are
kni
nor
muHn
uilh
ODPon
Phnr.
J'aslu:
litr
HO
all
officially
condemned
the
:
-
treaty
and
over
12.000
cards
raveelH
ministers
on
tn0
Salur(lay
wilh
"
have
been
forwarded
to
British'
HTI
V:
(T.
"1;
the
........
return
flights
fli,.u.
Monday
.j..
s.y
Co
Columbia
M.P.'s
calling
on
them
Ketchikan
ministers
coming
Sunday
Si
tort
ill
to
oppose
me
ratmcauon
01
tri.
;
hcre
wlli
De:
Rev.
Wyburn
Skidmore,
Metho-
blueprint
of
the
plan
which
sets
up
effective
political
control
over
the
military
side
of
NATO.
He
knew
how
hard
he
and
Ache-son
and
Eden
had
had
to
work
to
keep
the
military
in
their
proper
place,,
that
is
as
servants,
I
not
masters.
He
knew
lie
had
1
won.
But
he
too,
like
Moses,
got
boiling
mad
and
spoiled
a
little
bit
of
his
own
work
when
he
fiew
off
the
handle
and
said
foolish
things
about
the
CCF.
Granted
that
in
this,
respect
one
sentence
of
the
CCF
state
'
t)
i
II
Nut
fursakin-
the
assemlilin
of
aurwelves
toRether
an
the
Kt'il'lM
ncaiy
wui-ii
it
COJ14C&
uciuic
u.c
House.
We
deplore
this
approach
to
:
dist
Church.
J'.
?'
lU
ir
4
K
Rev.
Clayton
Shotwell,
Presby-
.
V.
W3
the
question
by
Senator
Reid
tprian
manner
of
Home
is.
(llfb
10:24.
PASTOR:
C.
W.
SINCLAIR
l,Ji
ttl
i
I
:
Kv.
Imul
I
who
is
attempting
by
smear.
Rev.
B.
I.
Carpenter,
Baptist,
tactics
to
cover
up
the
fact
that,
capt.
Sexton
Johanson,
Salva-our
representatives
made
a
poor
uon
Army.
deal
when
they
bowed
to
pres-
;
Rev.
John
Kenneth
Watkins,
sure
from
the
U.S.A.
The
last
Episcopal
Church.
1
resort
of
a
politician
when
de-
Elder
Fred
Wagner
of
the
1
feated
in
an
argument
is
to
fall
Seventh
Day
Adventists
will
be
!
back
on
a
falsa
aDDeal
to
Patriot-
pnmintr
alrme
for
the
trin
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNAC
202
Sixth
West
(across
front
Kmuem
ment
had
warranted
some
indignation.
For
it
was
just
not
true,
as
the
CCF
national
coun-
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
DD.
Organists:
Mrs.
E
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
MARCH
23,
1952
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Sunday
School
J2:15.
IF...
Every
IMni
P
cil
police
statement
said,
that
ism
and
prejudices
by
accusing
Journeying
to
Ketchikan
from
j
"NATO
policies
seem
to
have
;
his
opponents
of
subversive
mo-
here
will'
be:
'fallen
completely
under
the
;
fives.
The
lust
vestiees
of
noliti-.
rv
rnH
Animhus
rir.t
Rnn.
hat
wry
kl
Sl'NDAY
10:30
Sunday
School
aiid
Bible
Class.
11:30
Morning
Service
7:30
Evangelistic
Service.
discovfrs-H
EVERYONE
Would
be
an
'
Evening
Service
7:30.
-Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy"
;
control
of
the
military
..
."
I
cai
freedom
are
gone
when
tist
Church.
I
Granted
too
that
only
a
few
people
who
disagree
with
gov-
i
Rev.
H.
G.
Bird,
St.
Peter
s
An-
:tiays
earlier
Mr.
Pearson
had
!
eminent
policy
can
be
classed
a
glican
Church.
j
made
a
speech
in
New
York
)
subversive
or
enemies
of
the
i
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber,
First
United
which
must
have
delighted
the;state.
it
is
interesting
to
note,
'church
!
heart
of
every
CCF
stalwart,
for
j
however,
the
Senator
is
free
to
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
First
j
he
told
the
U.S.A.
what
Canada
,
make
such
accusations,
fortified
'
Presbyterian
Church.
:
would
and
would
not
do
about
,
as
he
is
by
a
life-time
job
in
the
Senior
Captain
George
Oystryk.
:
China.
I
Senate
without
the
need
to
an-
Salvation
Army.
Hob.
9:27
Ms
'.
'
Pastor
C
F.W
nobody
need
suffer
very
much.
Totem-Pole
Land
Green
331
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5th
Ave.
at
McBride
St.
Rev.
II.
i,
Olson
You
are
invited
to
conip
and
Worship
at
St.
Paul
s
Rev.
H.
O.
Olscn.
St.
Pauls
(Lutheran
Church.
Baptist
Mission
Sup't
Visitor
I
But
wnen
ne
suggested
over
;
Swer
to
the
people
at
the
next
!
the
CBC
that
the
CCF
was
mov-
election.
I
ing
towards
the
Communist
line,
j
in
defending
the
treaty
the
1
for
challenging
the
goal
of
50
Senator
suggests
that,
for
thb
j
divisions
in
NATO
by
the
end
j
first
time,
Canadian
fishermen
;
of
1952
and
100
two
years
later,
!
will
have
the
right
to"
fish
in
j
he
was
well,
as
mistaken
as
j
Alaskan
waters
and
certain
!
MOSeS.
If
theV
Were
wrong.
WhV
other
waters
nft
thp
Ameripnn
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURQ
Sundoy,
Morch
23
REV.
GERALD
M.
WARD
Guest
Speaker
for
oil
services,
Sunday
and
Monday
Mr.
Ward
Is
superintendent
of
Home
Lutheran
Church
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
"The
TPvANK
CALDER
added
a
subtle
touch
to
his
I
mantle
in
the
Legislature
the
other
day
when
he
addressed
the
house
in
his
native
tongue
and
later
interpreted
his
remarks
for
those
who
are
"new"
in
his
country.
Although
no
doubt
gently
meant,
the
implication
added
pique
to
what
the
young
Indian
member
had
to
say
about
tourist
attractions.
He
made
a
nice
point
when
he
said
that
a
totem-pole
design
on
a
motor
licence
was
all
very
well
but
didn't
carry
the
magic
touch.
Even
though
B.C.'s
real
totem
is
fast
becoming
a
matter
of
electric
power
and
vast
industrial
expansion,
he
hit
a
certain
nail
on
the
head.
The
word
"Totemland"
was
what
not
show
them
where?
mainland.
We
would
like
Sena-
Kev-
(jerala
erald
M-
M.
Ward,
warct.
si;
superm-
tnr
PoiH
tn
ch.
anv
c,.tir,o
f
tendent
of
of
Home
Home
Missions
Missions
for
the
Churches,
of
western
IN
A
DEMOCRACY,
you
Can't
!
the
trpatv
that.
ivtnrt
nnr
fich-
Baptist
Baptist
Churches,
of
western
SUNDAY
SERVICES
MARCH
23,
1952
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
Sermon:
"The
Way
to
.
Heaven."
get
the
right
decisions
unless
ing
areas
beyond
those
previ-'
Canada.
arrived
in
t
he
city
on
you
have
full
and
free
discus-
ouslv
held
Haiiht
fiKhPmwn
Thursday
night's
train
from
Fu
y
llm
l-.j.
.
.i.i.
.
.
He
sions
of
public
issues.
That
eoes
have
nnpnbri
in
Area
9
nft
.1
monton
and
Prince
George
!
will
bo
the
guest
speaker
at
all
for"
our
parliament
at
Ottawa.
'
nska
fnr
mn
nu
tears
Th
nrn-
That
for
NATO.
I
1
5unda.y
services
in
First
Baptist!
goes
posed
treaty
does
not
extend
Service-:
:30
p.m.
!
It
would
be
impossible
to
unite
this
right
but
does
provide
areas
:
Church
nurcn
DanQ,
and
will
wi"
Jfea,K
speak
to
the
me
j
sermon
"Four
Types
of
r.nntn
ii
.1
........
......
.
.
.
-.
.
i
Yountr
ng
Peorjle
People
on
on
Mondav
even-
cximon.
rour
lypism
!
ing.
He
leaves
on
the
Princess
Digger
NATO
defence
force
un-
ermen.
At
the
same
time
other
Louise
oul,e
Monday
evtruni-
evening
ior
for
Van-
van-
j
,
less
the
people
are
sold
on
the
;
areas
are
set
up
in
which
our
iiajy
1
6unday
school
12:15
pm
i
couver.
i
idea
anu
kept
sold
on
it.
fishermen
agree
to
keep
out.
The
CCF
following
in
Canada
The
Senator
also
knows
full
will
A
NEW
WASHER
.
.
.
TIIK
INftLIS
Model
'15')'
amounts
to
at
least
a
fifth
of
the
people
on
all
questions,
and
to
a
great
deal
more
than
one-fifth
on
most
questions
of
war
and
peace.
It
would
be
impossible
for
Canada
to
attain
her
NATO
quotas,
either
in
peace
or
.war,
without
the
wholehearted
Check
these
lratuc
that
the
right
of
Canadian
fishermen
to
fish
in
Area
3
was
granted
by
international
treaty
which
also
gave
Americans
the
right
to
fish
in
Canadian
waters
where
the
largest
part
of
the
halibut
quota
is
taken.
We
would
like
Senator
Reid
to
speak
to
the
trawlers
who
are
operating
out
of
Prince
Rupert
at
the
present
time.
They
will
tell
him
of
the
large
American
draggers
they
ace
competing
with
at
tliis
time
in
Hecate
Straits.
They
will
also
tell
him
support
of
the
CCF
followine
in
Automutlc
pump
.
Porcelain
eiiumol
tub
Lik'Ume
lubrication
Quid
as
a
whisper
IjOvpII
nfif'ty
wnnsfcT
Yetir
KUarunU'e
the
population.
I
Moreover,
many
more
people
,
than
CCF
followers
seriously
'
challenge
the
practicability
of
i
the
new
NATO
program.
From
I
the
Tory
side,
like
the
London
j
Times,
you
get
the
argument
'
r'
I
Vt
f
U
0
0g!!!!
latest
i
,fc
only
$159.00
he
would
substitute
for
the
present
unclear
design.
i
;
It
is
all
too
true
that
Indian
totem-poles
have
merely
been
removed
from
their
setting
as
a
tourist
lure,
and
that
without
a
guide
to
explain
what
they
stand
for,
a
visitor
to
any
one
of
the
various
pubic
park
collections
goes
away
none
the
wiser.
Thunder-bird
Park
is
a
good
example
of
what
Mr.
Calder
had
in
mind.
If
the
tourist
trade
is
to
be
drawn
to
this
province
by
Indian
lore
and
legent
then
there
may
be
virtue
in
suggesting
that'tourists
should
be
enabled
to
see
at
first
hand,
on
their
own
ground,
the
creators
of
the
totem-poles.
This
might
at
least
cause
some
improvement
in
the
amenities
of
Indian
reservations,
whose
infelicities
cannot
all
be
laid
at
the
inhabitants'
doors.
It
might
also
serve
to
rebut
the
implications
of
the
word
"new,"
which
is
by
no
means
offset
by
the
gesture
of
allowing
Indians
into
beer
parlors.
Irrespective
of
his
political
affiliations,
Mr.
Calder
will
prove
to
be
a
valuable
member
of
the
Legislature
if
he
does
nothing
else
but
keep
the
record
straight
as
to
his
forebears
and
works
inde-fatigably
on
behalf
of
his
own
people.
Not
often
enough,
have
they
had
a
champion
who
could
be
heard
in
the
right
quarters.
FASHION
FOOTJ
At
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
that
the
program
is
beyond
our
capacity.
From
the
other
side
you
get
the
argument
that
it
can
only
be
carried
out
by
drastically
reducing
living
standards.
Some
say
it
will
ruin
Europe,
including
Britain.
The
point
is
we
should
be
able
in
no
uncertain
terms
what
they
think
of
the
introduction
of
a
further
fleet
from
Japan
which
will
happen
if
this
treaty
Is
signed.
Mr.
Mayhew,
minister
of
fisheries,
has
recognized
the
strong
opposition
of
the
people
of
this
province
by
announcing
in
the
House
that
the
treaty
will
not
be
introduced
at
this
session.
We
consider
this
a
signal
victory
but
at
the
same
time
we
want
the
assurance
that
the
treaty
in
its
QUALITY
CHESTERFIELDS
:
to
reason
out
our
national
and
NATO
program
if
It
really
is
USED
CARS
FOR
SA!
reasonaoie.
jtsui
we
can
i
ao
mat
unless
we
stick
to
facts
and
141
Iiiternali""'
'
1949
Austin
ft
1948
Ford
Pan'
,fl4l
Frd
Sfn
I
sedan
1947
Auht'
1941
Morris
-VICTORIA
OOLONtST.
fTTS
PI
:
1931
Terraplne
Scripture
J-aiiage
fur
DoJaif
1948
l
ord
.after
righteousness."
"Blessed
are
they
which
do
hunger
(Ford),
slrls
and
Crajtd
IMPORTANT
DATE
HOBBY
SHOW
APRIL
5th
See
Civic
Centre
Display
of
Crafts
in
window
of
Uaticed
inc
4
rid
Civic
Centre
Association
of
Prince
Rupert
St.
Matt.
5:6.
1948
Thame
For
the
best
in
Chesterfields
all
famous
makes
see
a
fatalistic
acceptance
of
permanent
bachelorhood.
Superior
Auto
"
URGES
MARRIAGE
ARDAGH,
Ireland
(CP)
Rev.
J.
J.
McNamee,
bishop
of
Ardagh
and
Clojunacnoise,
said
the
Irih
republic's
marriage
rate
is
the
lowest
in
the
world.
He
urged
parents
to
encourage
early
mar-
Gordon
&
Anderson
VITAL
ISLAND
The
island
of
Okinawa
325
lrom
the
Japanese
mainland,
scene
of
a
costly
American
victory
In
the
second
world
war.
....
mJ
Third
Avenue
West
nage
"instead
of
practically
com
Phone
46
peiling
their
children
to
sink
intocovers
485
square
miles.