Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
27,
1952
jnce
I
Rupert
Daily
News
1
,
,;iily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Public
Warning
Tl
Short
Is
in
Circulation
Again
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces"
As
I
See.
It
(.
f-
('mure
a
New
waoIier
THE
ING
LIS
Model
13!)'
Check
these
features
X
'
m.
M
,i,rll
atttl
lNUllliviii
iuu
"""""
VVIUUIUIfl,
'
t';,i,ili:n
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
('Julian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
i'"m"iiwS'B
EJi01';
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
r
Wl.rk,
25c;
per
month,
$1.00;
per
year
.sf'jp
.
'.,,!
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8.00.
t'i&
ubiishcd
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
p.rt
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
..'second
class
mall
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
By
JACK
STANSFIELD
'
I
feel
the
public
should
be
warned.
FORM'tI
SHORT
is
in
circulation
again.
It
is
not
a
pleasant
thought
that
one
may
be
putting
a
damper
on
people's
spirits
just
when
Spring
is
stirring
but
then
thb
warning
will
bring
its
reward
Those
reading
this
article
will,
i
now
have
time
to
start
search-;
warning
of
penalties
for
unpaid
ing
for
the
receipt
for
that
dol-
taxes
The
middle-aged
see
signs
Gone
the
weeks
of
wrangling
over
public
affairs.
Gone
for
aye,
the
session
of
Legislature,
when
a
premier
coldly
informed
a
minister
of
finance
he
was
no
longer
necessary.
British
Columbia's
legislature
has
prorogued
and
there
dawns
on
the
Automatic
pump
0
Porcelain
enamel
tub
0
Lifetime
lubrication
Quiet
as
a
whisper
0
Lovell
safety
wringer
,
0
Year
guarantee
only
$159.00
WVA
Men
Need
$60
THE
government
indicat
f
'
?
e
.
v
-
A
c
prl
ea
in
in
thP
tne
speecn
snpprh
from
nom
June
norlzo
an
erection
mat
experlenced
politicians
say
should
jar
tney
gave
10
cnarity
last
financial
rcnvprv
ond
are
v.
i
.u.
r
be
a
Jim
Dandy.
ule
ulIU,le
lllil
"
rtI
v
CL
year.
It
also
gives
an
opportu-;
sllghtly
off
balance
with
the
nity
to
compare
notes
with
one's
realization
that
they
are
not
as
erans
Allowances
Were
to
unity
Surroundings
0r
tow
n
can
be
a
bright
and
wholesome
,
in-pi
ring
health,
energy
and
happiness,
a
dismal
trap,
breeding
sickness,
leth-despair.
The
effect
of
community
sur-from
a
psychological
standpoint
cannot
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Stewart
would
like
to
have
It
known
she
has
business
opportunities.
The
Portland
Canal
IH.-.BHUIMS,
mus
auuraniB
uie
old
as
they
thought
they
were
.
nc.rpu
Prl
at
thi
'
Ufc!
JIILI
tdteeU
dl
UHO
rp
ipf
that
rnnwi
nf
knnwlnir
,
,
.n
ses-
1
1-.
.
.
i
.
...
.
inls
gives
tuem
a
nan
lenuw.
that
one
is
not
cheating
any
well
met"
attitude
toward
life
Sion.
metropolis
can
tell
how
it
feels
to
ap-
be
as
flat
as
a
table,
as
well
as
u.ulc
w.a.i
cvnjuuuj
cm.
linn
whicn
extends
even
to
Govern
Tne
Whnle
country
will
again,
these
words
will
relieve
chanee
which
can
ben?
a
busv
little
burg,
so
it's
ment.
The
old
feel
they
migni
Dr0ve
this
tinuited.
Healthy
environment
makes
.(iple.
1....
ni'i'jiK'ijj
incl
tf
vi
ii
ri'Vi
Vwo
the
housewife
of
the
trying
experience
she
has
come
to
associate
with
April
30.
You
all
know
tne
scene:
Hubby
suddenly
starting
up
from
the
lounge
chair
where
he
has
been
very
well
last
another
year
and
oniy
he
criticized
on
the
ground
pleasant
to
hear
about
signs
of
that
to
have
paid
their
taxes
tnat
it
is
jong
overdue.
revival.
Stewart
once
had
two
promptly
will
be
a
good
point
In
BUt
it
is
alarming
to
hear
un-
weekly
paper
for
years
and
was
their
favor
when
the
day
of
officially
from
Ottawa
that
the
long
regarded
as
the
mining
hub
leckoning
does
arrive.
What
do
government
proposes
to
raise
of
the
north.
With
aviation
here,
we
conclude
from
all
this?
Sim-
the
miserable
handouts
of
$40.41
an
airport
developing,
and
a
vast
IN
VANCOUVEK
('
'
(
1
1.
L
LU
UUIvhm
Him
yj
JA
i
uvjiiuwj
use
au
Government
Is
ptr
month
for
such
"burnt
out"
Industrial
boom
blossoming.
dozing
under
the
shade
of
the
ply
that
the
Financial
Post
and
shouting
to-
taking
unfair
advantage.
It
pe0Die
only
to
$55
per
month
or
Prince
Rupert's
logical
suburb
ward'thc
kitchen:
!
amounts
to
trickery.
1
point
tliis
j9u
per
month
for
couples.
The
should
soon
be
Portland
Canal
uio.
you
sena
in
our
income
out
merely
to-
demonstrate
tnai
new
scaie
si.ould
clearly
be
lax
Keturns?
we,
as
free
citizens,
are
per-
Wifc,
in
an
amused
voice:
"Of
fectly
.entitled
to
use
similar
course
not,
dear.
It's
only
the
methods
in
dealing
with
FORM
$60
per
month
per
person,
j
It
looks
like
relocating
oi
tne
or,
at
very
least
radical
Sons
of
Freedom
at
$100
per
month
for
married
Adams
Lake
in
southern
British
couples.
Columbia.
There
must
be
some-
thing
about
the
place
the
Douk-
tna
oi
April.
ri
SHOKT.
AUSTIN
U
Dffi
Special
Low
Rates
for
day,
week
or
month
For
reservations
contact:
BROADWAY
U
DRIVE
LTD.
BAyview
1616
Broadway
at
Oak
'
VANCOUVER
9,
B.
C.
Hubby,
in
the
tone
of
a
man
pPrhan
thP
mnKt.
rii-ninv."-
aui
viy
ti
it'u
.
i
ins
uapijfiis
iu
Ing
thing
about
this
whole
sit-
READERS
may
recall
that
for
"ooors
"uto
rK:''1
uc
uie
msv
aay
lor
maimig.
uation
is
tne
complcte
lack
of
years
I
have
written
in
this
"
17
t"a.
'
wane
ui.
imagination
demonstrated
by
column
in
favor
of
over-aU
old
"lc
".7"',
"
uie
lorm.
uo
i
nave
iu
reminu
thn.
,hm
-oro
In
r,f
tRfi
npr
WSHIM
HI."
lu,
.
not
going
nude.
you
every
year?
One
of
these
,
extract
money
rom
us
Gn6
month
at
age
60
days
yOU
11
have
US
fined.
!
wnillri
think
t.hpv
wn.tlrt
nnrlnr.
When
I
first.
Kt.art.Pd
tn
write
Moose
:
An
animal
that
has
a
;
Wife
sweetly:
"Don't
be
silly,
st.anri
uS
n
litup.
hpttpr
ir
nil
that.
v
manv
considered
$80
head
and
horns
on
one
end,
and
i
dear.
You
i
J?
d0?,'t
re.a"y
.mean
"'
threats
but
there's
a
much
more
Tar
beyond
tne
capacity
of
the
a
room
wa"
on
tne
olner'
certain
elementary
principles
of
tidiness
unity
hygiene
which
can
be
applied
with
iiiv,
expense
by
individuals
and
families.
,ra
dean
home,
a
clean
shop,
a
clean
plant
an
neighborhood
we
are
meeting
one
of
requirements
for
our
own
health
and
for
community.
is
ri'
need
for
the
indiscriminate
dumping
and
debris,
leaving
it
to
cause
eyesore,
and
insect
and
rodent
infestation.
t
from
all
that,
there
is
the
effect
upon
;,.
df
the
public.
If
we
have
not
civic
pride,
i
have
civic-
health
and
happiness.
is
the
season
when
we
think
of
what
could
ii
clean
up
our
community
and
make
it
a
!
place
not
only
for
ourselves
but
for
those
i'
and
visit
us.
,e
Rupert
has
much
to
reflect
upon
.along
s
and
it
is
not
only
a
matter
for
the
indi-i.ens.
The
city
itself
can
do
a
great
deal
ivn
property
and
in
the
way
of
seeing
that
hu
(In
not
do
what
the
laws
require
are
1
to
do
so.
v
are
many
parts
of
this
city
which
do
not
.
.
ill
i
-Ex.
I
ns
uil
uuvtinrutui..
inty
mvir
scnslbie
way.
Instead
of
forcing
country.
But
since
that
time
j
mean
what
they
say.
'
a
man
to
dcgracle
himself
Into
public
opinion
has
moved
more
Hubby
sighs
heavily.
His
voice
fiv:n
.
m,nlmlm.
,,.ih,,f
i,
nnrl
mnrr
toward
that
goal.
The
MostPopuhrfazorinCMacfa
What
happened
In
the
Pacific
could
be
a
"matter
of
life
and
death"
said
Howard
Green,
urging
on
Ottawa
that
Canada
Join
t
a
n.actarn
nP!in
napt
similar
to
the
common
good,
why
not
national
old
age
pension
of
$40
make
an
appeal
to
the
finer
at
age
70
was
a
giant
stride
in
instincts
hiduen
within
us
all?
the
right
direction
especially
A
letter
such
as
the
following,
with
the
provincial
supplements
ratine
in
the
Atlantic.
'
n
ii
ii
ii
innnri"!
lyjuyuiiauuy
razor
:
r
if
received
from
the
Finance
of
$10
per
month
for
those
who
And
thag
nQ
dream
wnen-
one
Minister,
would
be
received
with
prove
the
need.
recalls
a
certain
Sunday
morn-
;
Joy
and
no
man
would
hesitate
'
In
effect
we
now
have
the
old
lng
some
years
ago,
in
Prince
to
dash
off
a
cheque
at
the
age
pension
WITH
MEANS
TEST
Rupert,
when
people
wondered
;
earliest
moment.
,
of
$50
at
age
65.
But
my
con-1
wnjcn
'Way
a
Japanese
air
fleet
;
"Dear
Mr.
Stoncfield
Ithcy
i
tention
has
always
been
that
we
,
wouiri
fiy,
after
taking
off
from;
would,
of
course,
get
the
name
;
defeat
the
whole
idea
of
proper
Peari
Harbor
betrays
the
strong
effort
made
for
control.
Fill
it
in."
i
Wife:
"Where
is
it,
dear?"
;
There
is
a
long
pause.
Hubby:
"If
I
remember
rightly,
you
put
it
in
the
door
that;
bangs
upstairs."
Wife:
"That's
right.
Slip
up-
j
stairs
and
get
it."
;
Hubby:
"I
have
enough
to
dol
at
the
office
all
day
without
Wife:
"Oh,
never
mind.
I'll
get
It"
A
few
minutos
later.
Wife:
"How
much
did
the
business
earn
for
us
this
year,
dear?"
Hubby:
"Five
er
two
thousand
five
hundred
and"
fifty-six
dollars."
This
with
the
conviction
of
a
man
who
Is
lying.
"And
don't
forget
to
put
your
mother
down
as
a
dependent."
Wife:
"But
Mother
isn't
dependent
on
us."
pensions
by
means
tests.
In
fact
!
;the
present
mixed
up
pension'
Cnarm:
something
people
have
.
scheme
is
neither
fish,
nor
;
until
th
b
in
reiying
upon
it.
flesh,
nor
good
red
herring.
You
;
Ex
!
can
argue
reasonably
for
an
i
'
1
:
t
1
7
1
t
I
:
v
I'
'
r-
1
-
.
4
1
)
very
prcuy
scene
ana
a
great
(icai
oi
it
is
i
i
i
p
i
n.
.
'.
i
wrong
I
:
"We,
your
servants
in
Ottawa,
find
an
urgent
need
of
widening
the
bridge
between
Inflation
Avenue
and
Price
Street
in
our
capital.
The
present
restricted
roadway
results
in
much
confusion
and
danger
both
to
our
ministers
and
you
as
a
citizen.
We
therefore
propose
to
build
a
wider
bridge
and
would
request
that
you
contribute
toward
its
construction
to
the
extent
of
$150.06.
"It
is
proposed
to
Inscribe
le.
u
is
aiso
uniair
to
tne
many
goou
ho
have
pride
in
their
community
and
ly
do
their
best
to
make
their
home
and
,
healthy
and
attractive.
old
liquor,
and
the
older
the
bet-;
But
I
cannot
see
how
any
per-
---I
-Av
v
son
can
argue
for
both
kinds
of
',
er-principle
all
mixed
up
in
thej
same
scheme.
THAT'S
ALL
t
v,
'r,hrt;
All
right!
Go
dwell
in
the
rur
t
m.c
uu:
j
can
justify
a
"
scheme
that
Is
the
stone
purchased
f
"'"'-''"
by
your
Hubby,
Hubby,
getting
petting
very
very
Irritable
Irritable:
worth
,
re-
-
v.
........
...
For
th
tlickait
thavat
of
your
life,
get
acquainted
with
the
Gillette
Pocket.
This
mtidern
razor
changes
blades
instantly,
cleans
instantly,
and
shaves
like
a
dream.
Buy
a
Rocket
Razor
and
enjoy
shaves
that
are
quicker,
easier
and
a
lot
more
convenient.
high
tax
s
only
27
j1"
L
,7..
preference
but
It's
,.,.,..;'
V
j.,j,,,,.m
n-,i..
rontrtbution
with
the
nienwr-
partly
-the
responsibility
of
-7
.v,.
the
l.
,
-
iMVtmcWdc
Me
These
4
mingv
that
there
J-tn?
lal
..w.j.s.
STONE
Tl
SHORT
I
national
authority
and
partly,
'
I
know
what
I
m
doing.
,952
..
Tnus
wl
name
as
j
"haVthe
Provinces
rate
there,
as
well.
It
Wife:
"Have
you
any
other
nn
outstanding
citizen
be
proyim.es.
per
cent
of
the
nations
tional
income.
0
Instant
Blade
Changing
h
Real
Shaving
Comfort
Double-Edge
Economy
.
.1
I
.)
,
t
1
r.
.-
4
.
r
source
of
Income,
dear?
I
all
that
is
going
on
around
us,
with
all
the
9
we
are
attracting,
this
could
very
well
be
latpert'.-
biggest
,
cleau-up.
.spring.-
Surely
j;
iciit
v
to
work
upon.
Rupert's
Third
Boom
I
Tjh
two
false
starts,
Prince
Rupert's
third
i
n
looks
to
be
permanent,
writes
P.
M.
Kay,
itafv
of
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
iial
liritish
Columbia
development
section
"I
am.
Sir.
etc."
;
FAMILY
Allowances
and
Old
rn
-!n
pociiv
iniairin
thp
1
Aee
Pensions
should
all
be
ficials
are
forced
to
crack
down
national
cn
tnem
anc'
reduce
their
beg-
inl..
fAriAi
DnmBfhin,T
lace
Hubby:
"Haven't
I
told
you
NlAfc.lt
to
mention
that?"
i
There
is
five
minutes
silence.
i
Wife:
"Could
you
help
me
witli
this
last
part,
Harold?"
feeling
of
intense
pride
which
part
of
the
same
would
occasion
the
DromDt
I
scheme.
The
whole
eXDenSC
gaujr
u.ii
i,u
ovincwuue
'too.
$2?
'
Complete
Set
Includes
A
ole
Roror
With
Sfyreiu
Travel
Case
Ana1
10
Gillette
Hue
I
lodes
in
Oispeaser
Yet
the
Minister
of
Finance
should
be
borne
by
the
na
reply:
Dear
Mr.
Costello.
has
a
surplus
of
several
hundreds
of
MILLIONS
of
dollars,
which
he
is
using
to
reduce
the
public
debts!
What
about
our
debt
to
burnt
outs?
tional
treasury.
We,
the
workers,
pay
for
it
all
In
taxes
anyway.
In
the
case
of
old
age
pensions
the
basic
principle
should
be
that
EVERYBODY
was
guaranteed
enough
to
make
himself
or
herself
financially
independent
at
such
and
such
an
age.
inaneial
Post.
Behind
it
is
one
of
British
"I
am
in
receipt
of
yours
without
date
and
wish
to
ex-P'-cis
my
sincere
thanks
for
the
honor
conferred
upon
me.
I
trust
that
the
enclosed
cheque
for
$15.06.
as
requested,
will
be
sufficient
to
Insert
a
plaque
on
my
stone.
"Yours
truly,
etc."
Thus,
with
Just
a
little
lmagi-(
Continued
on
page
81
las
major
post-war
industrial
developments
li'ia
Cellulose's
$27
milfion
nub
mill,
now
COilSTI
FATED
CAOY
FRIZZELL'S
MOTOR
PRODUCTS
LTD.
Your
Generol
Motors
Dealer
Hubby
snores.
1
!
SOCIAL
KF.FOKM
'
j
Yes,
this
article
will
do
moiej
'
good
than
harm.
It
begins
to
5
1
assume
the
proportions
of
ai
great
social
reform.
By
cutting
j
jit
out
and
dropping
it
casually
I
across
ifubby's
plate
Just
before
I
he
serves
himself
the
choicest
I
piece
of
meat
or
throwing
it
,
!
aimlessly
across
the
book
he
is
j
1
reading,
the
housewife
is
pro-1
vided
with
a
means
of
avoiding
1
i
the
penalties
of
law
encumbent
:
upon
the
falsification
of
Income
,
Tax
Returns.
As
she
would
be
!
blamed
though
quite
innocent,
natuled
by
50
per
cent.
I
think
the
age
should
De
ou
'I'ted
at
Watson
Island,
eight
miles
south
of
S'self,
the
mill
is
injecting
millions
of
dollars
Nothing
better
to
hlp
elrar
out
howH
quickly
yet
gently.
N
"Irepy"
sttiiT
no
dull-inr
effect.
Used
for
mure
than
60
years.
Also
for
relief
of
teething
trouble),
ilomtch
upiets
and
i
her
minor
atlmenm
.f
babyhood.
Get
m
paekage
today
at
drug-turea.
30,
I
"immunity's
economy.
Quick
Canadian
Quiz
in
the
case
of
the
population
as
a
whole.
That
does
not
mean
workers
must
quite
jobs
then
but
could
quit.
But
in
the
case
of
the
blind
or
totally
physically
disabled,
it
should
start
younger.
Of
course
that
principle
is
partly
applied
in
our
pensions
schemes
now.
But
it
is
applied
on
a
hit-and-miss,
here-and-there,
off-again-on-again
Finnegan
basis.
fabulous
Aluminum
Co.
development
at
M)
miles
west,
is
also
expected
to
have
an
l
bearing
on
Rupert's
future.
Used
Car
and
Truck
Values
.
GENERAL
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
'veen
them,
they
are
expected
lo
provide
a
it
is
only
fair
that
husbands
be
Canadian
Quiz
No.
63
forced
to
tell
their
own
lies.
j
If
you
were
23
degrees,
28
Quite
frankly.
I
don't
mind
,
minutes
of
latitude
south
of
the
paying
Income
Tax.
No
more,
I
North
Pole,
you'd
be
where?
that
is.
than
the
first
Israelite
,
2.
Which
of
these
explorers
f'lting
for
Prince
Rupert's
third
boom.
1MB
I'HKV.
5-PASSENGER
COUPE
Radio,
heater,
seat
covers.
Onlv
19.000
miles.
S
1735
Used
car
guarantee
Fly
...
1940
CHEV
SEDAN
New
paint
job.
Interior
...
.
!i
r
5
-i
.
S
l
"l
'1
i,-
');
y
"f
"t
'
1
-t'-
;m
ix.
,
,
'
-
'
"
.
'
I
V
,J
,
'485-00
who,
when
handing
over
hts
;
first
visited
Canada:
Cartier,
ca-
jT
JS
downright
cruel
to
apply
tithes
of
grain
to
the
Roman
'
bot,
Verrazano,
de
Fuca,
Cham-
the
continuous
re-check
tax
collector,
said
In
his
best
plain?
means
test
basis
for
the
burnt
Latin:
"To
Caesar,
with
mv!
3.
Canadian
women
use
on
the
out
WVA
men
or
their
widows,
compliments,"
and
in
his
own
average
how
ma-iy
pairs
of
full
on
my
desk
is
a
whole
pile
of
language,
"I
hope
the
bread
fashioned
hosiery
each
year?
letters
from
such
people,
some
chokes
him."
What
I
do
object
4.
What
metal
Is
part
of
or
is
of
which
would
bring
tears
to
finishsd
in
leather.
Heater
J
,v
,
'
'
1
!"
1938
PONTIAC
New
'51
motor,
excellent
S
'545-00
tires.
Body
repainted
to
is
the
way
the
Government
used
in
me
processing
oi
ui
the
eyes
of
a
stone.
Tney
au
goes
about
the
thing,
I
feel
I'm
manufacture
of
virtually
every-
boil
down
to
this:
playing
a
part
in
a
dastardly
,
thing
Canadians
buy?
;
They
can't
live
On
the
$40.41
scheme
to
deceive
the
public.
I
'
5.
How
does
per
capita
produc-
per
month
they
get.
But
when
wouldn't
mind
if
it
wasn't
lor
the
tion
of
Canadians
compare
with
they
go
out
and
earn
extra
fact
that
I
realize
my
part
Is
that
cf
Americans?
money'
maybe
by
scrubbing
SPECIAL
1950
CHEV
DELUXE
4-DOOR
SEDAN
COUPE
Look
at
these
accessories:
Heater,
radio,
sun
visor,
white
wall
tires,
seat
covers,
grille
guard,
trunk
guard,
fog
lights,
special
stopping
ltghr,.
chrome
wheel
discs
and
a
host
of
other
accessories.
Come
a..d
see
it.
90
Full
price
dOUO
1948
CHEV
"i-TON
PANEL
New
partial
motor.
Complete
ANSWERS
ON
PAGE
TEN
floors-or
such
like,
the
DVA
of-
ALICE
ARM
STEWART
53
MON.
THURS.
54
body
work
and
new
paint
job.
Heater.
$
1395
PM
Full
orice
now
only
Prince
Rupert
Ar.i
1:15
Alice
Arm
i
F
A.M.:
8:00
Lv.
P
I
"
10:15
Ar
A.M.:
1946
CMC
2!
j-TON
Long
wheelbase,
2-speed
S7Q
795
axle,
r.ew
partial
motor.
New
low
price
m
ii
V
Stewart
Lv.
12:00
that
of
a
mere
pawn.
You
see,
it
isn't
by
accident
that
the
Ot-'
tawa
foxes
demand
their
cash
on
April
30.
They've
been
study-
i
ing
Freud.
Why
don't
they
col-
J
lect
in
January?
It's
because
they
know
that
January
is
the
month
of
potential
revolt.
People
are
wondering
how
they're
going
to
pay
for
the
gifts
they've
handed
out
the
month
before
They're
kicking
themselves
for
sending
gifts
to
those
whose
only
reply
was
a
belated
New1
Year's
greeting.
Their
stomach
is
still
behaving
as
though
it
had
suffered
doliberate
maltreatment.
The
weather
Is
foul.
PM
785
191G
CMC
1-1TON
PANEL
Nice
shape.
Reconditioned.
Now
reduced
to
...
t
IV
i
I
t:i
j
e
i
t
V
-:A
'nm-ir'Ht-
.
'ft
'
itk'"'
c
-
v
r-
t&'
Kll
IMAT
KEMANO
1919
FARGO
2-TON
2-speed
axle,
vacuum
brake
:
boos'.er.
boos'.er.
short
whwlbase.
Ideal
for
dump
work
ibox
and
and
hoist
hoist
available.
Has
van
body
at
present.
Price
now
onlv
1535
TUE3.
r'rtl.
SAT.
First
Baptist
Church
MSTprlESTirJV
SUNDAY,
Morch
30,
ot
7:30
p.m.
MONDAY,
March
31,
ot
8
p.m.
Tills
Is
another
in
the
scries
of
scientific
motion
pictures,
pioducvd
in
the
Moody
Institute
of
Science,
Los
Angeles,
by
Dr.
Irwin
Moon.
A
dramatic
presentation
of
inexplicable
miracles
of
nature.
This
film
depicts
wonders
of
the
human
car,
eye,
heart
and
hand.
In
the
animal
realm,
there
is
shown
the
remarkable
homing
instinct,
of
the
pigeon;
the
flight
of
the
bat,
guided
by
its
own
radar;
the
incredible
spawning
habits
of
the
grunion,
a
fish
laying
its
eggs
on
dry
land.
These
scientific
marvels
show
unmistakable
evidence
of
a
Creator,
Who
is
also
the
Redeemer,
i
.
'5.H.
'
'
:
I
1.
.
J
!"
-ft
r
"i
i
1
'..in
'
f
'
.
i
:
m
'
1947
FARGO
FLAT
DECK
2'2-ton,
short
wheelbase.
lbase.
2-speed
2-speed
A.M.:
9:00
Lv
!1345
axle,
uox
and
hoist
available.
Only
,
1
P
M
'
Prince
Rupert
Ar.
'12:45
Kltlnmt
"
Kilcialft
!
Kcmimo
Lv.
1
1
:00
VM
There
is
no
joy
in
life
and
j
Spring
is
too
far
away
to
con-
j
sole.
The
cunning
Government
knows
that
at
this
time
of
year
j
FORM
Tl
SHORT
would
be
mcti
1919
CMC
1-TON
PICKUP
4-speed
transmis-
S-
inr
sion.
A
sound
truck
in
good
shape.
Full
price
JL
Tt
V
tJ
We
also
have
privately
owned
cars
and
trucks
at
owner's
prices
for
immediate
sale
Sc
-;ur
budget
plan
for
financing
repairs
and
accessories
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
ON
ABOVE
UNITS
Phone
871
See
John
Benner
Queen
Charlotte
AIRLINES
Hill
jo..M.kA..
.
K,
,M1,airi,M.-
mr-i-JJ1
with
a
slightly
hysterical
laugh)
and
used
to
light
a
cigarette
.
butt.
But
in
April
that's
a
dif-
ferent
story.
The
young
taxable
is
too
intent
on
poetic
thought
to
waste
time
arguing
about
a.
few
dollars.
He'd
rather
give
his
last
dime
than
be
distracted
by
(INni
....
X
u-
.
wn'
n
the
crocuses
begin
sprouting
around
vr
M
1
'hoi
lal,
it
is
a
sure
sign
of
spring.
Sheila
Watters
Phone
IK
'1
n
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
F-O.
Box
280
416
In
,,h
ch,
,
np
"eight
of
the
crocuses
4
iiinBh.
some
of
which
(CP
PHOTO
i
the
harping
voices
oi
elders