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Prince'
Rupert
Daily.
News
Saturday.
January
31.
1953
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
If
there's
anything
thai
p.tf-sibly
rivnU
evn
the
now
fam
n
Iff
v
i
iaa
As
i
See
It
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an
ift'tfrpruorEit
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to
the
upbuilding
of
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and
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and
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ous
Citrrie
ierxrt
us
a
souice
or,
government
anxiety,
It's
the
ko-Ings-on
during
the
pa.'it
wek
of
I'rriiair
Muurue
Uuplfsis
on
Saturday
Sermon
i
the
p.Jillculiy
crucial
W'bec
!
front.
lawaeiw
H
kt.
Juln
B.
Tiniu
Stevens
Report
Flaw
B
V.
L
TH
.
Reclor
of
8t.
Peter,
Ans
Tlie
Si.
Laurent
Cabinet
Isn't
(
quite
ui
liai
inc
lurniluubii
j
and
feared
Uupleaau
U
uo
Ui
Hut!
Irom
fgpvrteiic
It
Ulteji
It:
1
be
wis,"
u.en
from
the
emt
were
gulilrd
ly
,
.
Clu
t
-Cluld
at
fc,
thlfhem.
"AncS,
lo.
the
s'.ar
in
the
t4-i.
wnit
Uelure
them,
till
It
cume
ma"
where
the
yuung
child
wa
"
t8t.
Matthew
2
j,
for
(i
an
lt
d
that
the
jucl-c
Premier
un't
devoting
hv
time
and
energy
to
uromotina
the
in
-trrtuU
uf
the
Liberal
partv.
t'unseuei)tly.
the
Cabinet
Miauleu
fear
the
worst.
And
that
tiie
ort
really
Involves
if
the
tabu
let
teais
prove
well
niURcTA
Tin-
star
of
faith
will
Kail
us
to
CiiiT-t
'liif
lai'n
of
many
ts
,-.iK
lii
ou-ur
i
rtu:ly
Inui
Chii-t,
ii
iaJ
I
must
have
lailli.
1V
;
li'!
rcni
e
U''.ween
avtiTM
In
an
I
U
It
.J.rl
M
j
grounded
cuuld
be
pretty
bad
In
lucl.
it
niiuiu
even
ue
ioioi.
THE
three
man
commission
headed
by
H.
H.
Stevens
did
a
useful
job
in
proposing
revised
liquor
laws
for
B.C.
In
the
main,
the
proposals
are
sound
and
sensible.
The
people
of
BC.
decided
by
a
majority
of
three
to
two
that
they
wanted
legalized
sale
of
hand
liquor,
by
the
glass.
Insofar
as
the
Stevens
recommendations
are
In
lin"
with
the
vote
of
the
people
there
is
no
ground
for
major
criticism
of
the
recommendations
for
the
proposed
new
laws.
But
there
is
one
important
noint
of
principle
on
which
the
Stevens
commission
seems
to
me
to
have
gone
seriously
wrong.
It
recommends
that
wherever
'
"
'
imam
i
-
mlmT"
Ijiaie
ninital
txlu
f.
an
a-,
ni
of
.tin'
iinuii
t.i
saa'.lm.
and
faiiu
tji
mtc
SITt
ATIO.V
In
hrii'f
tL'hiit
I
Itiiilt-tLNiji
rtu.
M.IIM
4m
.
,
u..u
y
(-fittuauui
t
Caituu
Hv
II
h
H.
is
.
akin
to
trust.
We
may
dune
durum
the
past
week
Is
set
!
'J'''''1
'
....
i
,..
.
u
,.
iiMiuve
V"
.1
il
anu
am',
(hut
thiil
ihe.p
I,
a
t
up
ni
own
verauui
oi
a
noen
Sirou
Roy)
Commission.
Nom-
iiiully,
it
u
to
Inquire
into
the!
Jesus
ts
Tae
ill
in
immi
auv
on
we
have
fulUi
in
UkI
and
in
Jesus
Ciiriii?
Cm
n
et
belit
I
are
t-vuntia!
to
rwiit
livinK
Yet,
.
.
HH-1
methi
ein
Avv
K
it
y.c
.
Mlltlittl.
Htl
tntl
RIXORI)
FLIGHT
was
made
by
the
crew
of
the
twin-jet
Canberra
bomber,
shown
with
the
plan
prior
to
iu
attempt
to
set
a
new
speed
record
from
England
to
Australia
by
way
of
Karachi.
The
bomber
set
a
new
mark
by
flying
more
than
8.000
miles
in
less
than
a
day.
Fit.
Lt.
L.
M
WhUUngton
ileft,
29-year-olci
test
pilot,
was
at
the
controls.
Fit.
Lt.
John
Anthony
Brown.
30,
was
navigator.
Both
Joined
the
RAF
In
1642
and
jeceived
part
of
their
training
in
Canada.
The
previous
fastest
time
of
4i
hours
and
35
minutes
for
the
England-Australia
fllKht
was
set
In
1946
by
a
Lancaster
bomber.
(CP
photo
i
,
problem
of
constitutkitiai
rela-!
tot
iii'v'trfnly
rijiiit
In
the
Federal
Government
Hut
!!"'y
I
I
HUT
MO.mm
m
at.
K
A
lt.
The
acquiring
of
tru
view
about
litiU
iir.;)'ii
t.uit
it
II
Li.
alone
is
not
sufficient.
Bi.icp
(J
Astuon
o;.j!U!u
..-...
-The
t.nly
'belii
V
thai
has
value
for
"orl
or
Juan
L
a
U'IilI'
that
liiais
a
I
actually
IU
job
is
to
set
furlh
In,
detail
the
adverse
eftecli
during
;
(recent
yeara
of
Federal
Uxalloni
;
IMjlicies
upon
Quebec
tnu-resU
and
upon
the
Interest
of
your!
individual
Quebec
resident.
'
lt-T
IM1H
t-.r.
n
n
liquor
establishments
are
to
be
;
'
licensed
in
"districts"
where
none
is
now
in
operation,
the
j
wishes
of
tut.
people
in
that
district
must
first
be
ascertain-!
ed
in
an
extra
additional
local
UNDER
OUR
ROOF
Hv
JOHN
STURDY
llilli
.rl.ri
.
that
!
in
light
In
other
words,
all
during
the
jVjUK
,1
f.ui-h
belU'f
ts
an
ac-
'Sprlnir
and
Summer
while
the
I'M
Mil
is
(l
rftif
ai
CO
Sr
tii
(-Jf.
&tlfi(Ju
Hi
i
t
The
Battle
Continues
WITH
next
week
designated
as
Rational
Health
Week,
our
thoughts
will
turn
to
a
disease
which
this
district
must
combat
more
vigorously
than
most
parts
of
Canada.
It
is,
of
course,
tuberculosis.
.
There
is
reason
to
believe
we
are
making
headway
in
the
fight.
So,
too,
apparently
is
the
rest
of
'the
country.
"The
lowest
tuberculosis
vdeath
rate
in
m
history"
has
tome
to
be
the
expected
annual
"tbiiiim-nt
on
statistics
concerning
the
disease
in
-Canada,
according
to
the
Canadian
.Tuberculosis
Association.
T,
Naturally,
any
success
against
such
a
sinister
5-nemy
gives
deep
satisfaction.
It
is
a
satisfaction
'which
is
justified
as
long
as
it
does
not
blind
the
public
to
the
fact
that
there
were
still
more
than
3,W)
deaths
from
TB
last
year.
This
was
more
than
TOie
toli
from
all
other
communicable
diseases
combined.
It
would
be
unfortunate
also
if
the
falling
deah
"j-ate
masked
the
fact
that
TB
keeps
at
least
30,000
Canadians
too
ill
to
work,
with
all
the
unhappiness,
TTiconvenience
and
loss
of
-wages
accompanying
.enforced
idleness
of
a
year,
perhaps
two
years
or
'even
longer.
'-
''
Of
th(jse,
more
than
18,000
are
in
sanatoria
"luring
any
year.
'Not
only
these
patients
but
their
families
are
affected
by
the
length
of
illness,
for
ralvcnce
and
restricted
income
put
a
strain
on
family
Ilife.
Early
diagnosis,
prompt
treatment,
daring
urgery
and
new
drugs
have
all
contributed
to
the
steady
decline
in
the
death
rate
from
TB.
Despite
;this,
however,
it
is
the
leading
cause
of
death
in
the
25
to
45
age
group.
The
death
rate
has
been
halved
'm
the
last
10
years,
but
until
the
decline
in
the
appearance
of
new
cases
matches
the
dropping
Jdeath
rate
it
is
premature
for
Canadians
to
think
"tuberculosis
is
teaten.
Doctors
in
this
region
are
doing
their
utmost
plebiscite.
.
Federal
government
U
more
orl
,
,'
.
,,.ru,r
.x
iler
I
was
sitting
in
the
shtxl
the
other
day,
reading
one
of
my
son's
comic
books
(one
of
the
super
25-
leu
marking
time
until
the
advent
oi
the
Intimated
Fall
rlec-
tljm
a
R."kval
rAmmluinn
lo
an
-
I
AN
APPROPRIATE
committe-
I
of
the
Church
of
England
had
term
for
it
is
'faith'
or
trust
'
"
Wh.it
we
is
lalih,
liv
ing
trust
in
("hint
a
bellol
mi
T.
fl
-a
u,,
A
M
U
H
t
fnktlif
ftftf
ll
v
,
,
i
i
i
...
I
""""
-
'
n..
ceni
jons
wnien
oner
complete
episodes
oi
itatman
ing
to
be
Temin
to
tn
q
l;i
M,m
that
It
will
m.'ke
,-troi
bee
peopi
about
the
taxation
to
lives
u
dlll,.r.
wv
o
ir
daily
and
N'yoka
the
Jungle
Girl
under
a
single
cover)
when
Little
Augie
entered
the
place.
wroio
mey
nave
iiinerea
ami
ut
us
Ujls
V(.:ir
end.-avur
to
are
enduring
at
the
hand.
of
the!
Mr,
j..j.,.,,
,..,r
(.mil
whi'n
we
earlier
made
a
recommendation
about
this
particular
matter
which
seems
to
me
more
sensible
This
was
to
the
effect
that
In
the
areas
which
had
already
voted
for
liquor
by
the
glass
no
further
plebiscites
should
be
necessary.
The
former
blind-pig
kins
"
"
-
(Liberal
Government
in
Ottawa.
t.
!'-
1
S
'lv!i..-
E,
llrtljti
HlltllV
Ik
1:
a
avrnlltil
lrsjit
:
a,
wa.
carrying
a
worn
suitcase
in
i.
h.,.,-.
i
a
.
I
That's
something
that
the
St
can
!o
throu-h
p:..yfi
und
im-(ll-'
t.tttoii.
u
a
Is-
endeavor
to
hi-ip
:i-.n
.;
weak
fa:'.h
to
com
r
i
to
a
i.
vim
t.'iut
m
Cliits..
the
one
hand
and
with
the
other
'nA
v.
,.,,
'
Laurent
Cabinet
Minister
rel-
...
waa
wiping
awty
gometnlng
(hat
nice
mr
of
mv
coiipaeue'
There
i
u"
even
U'M
than
h,'v
ll
,h(
Readers
oi
tnis
column
Will
:
liMUteri
sntniridiitly
like
a
tonr-
,
.
.m
r.
.
t,
.
1
t'urrle
rr
nort.
Ann
their
,m",
S-iHour
of
nu
n
May
the
s"ar
tf
drop.
1
:.s
all
to
th.
Chruit
l
HH.I
I
tH
Inn
Riiuiur
iwtu
i,
j
M'fMtia
w-4.t..;,
iitl
Qili
A-
t
t
r
I'll
:
tf
..-
v-
ta-,t
or
lhal
doniwrrt
U
pretty
Evergreen
Kayground
where
there
is
still
free
enterpri.ve
ami
i
monumental.
faitri
l-liaa:.
."
recall
that
I
was
opposed
to
the
hard
liquor
by
the
glass
change.
I
think
that
the
people
of
B.C.
will
very
soon
find
that
the
new
law
will
solve
few
of
the
prob
"So-long,
pal,"
he
murmured.
:
I
stared
at
him.
"What
do
you
mean.
Little
Augie?"
I
demanded,
t
the
government
believes
in
giving
every
man
a
chance.
I
will
A
n,.n,
l.fA
in
C1..11.V.
Jl-OI
I
U
111
11417
111
UliUMl
VU1
lems
they
were
supposed
Expcrt
Amotcur
MONTREAL
Thomas
Cunnim'haii
as
awarded
mem-
j
hershlp
in
the
"tYnturjr
Club"
First
Preibytcrun
i
i
imi.
lit
outing
unioia.
i
win
pica
up
me
oroKen
KOT
PRO-DKI.W
MOVF.
The
Liberal
wouldn't
he
m
ar-lv
o
worried
If
they
thought
that
Duplesai
was
playing
open
ball
In
the
Quel
field
with
PC
Leader
Ck"ri(e
Drew
Ttiey're
i
ml
afraid
of
anything
thai
Drew
solve,
and
they
will
create
new
.
the
long,
long
trail."
;
.
threads
of
my
shattered
career
I
could
tell
from
the
look
In
1
1
am
happy
here.
I
am
happy
his
eyes
that
he
was
aeriou.
To!
living
in
your
house.
1
am
happy
of
;
ni.t
ui
radio
operator
who
i
1
ones.
This
liquor
question
has
always
been
a
headache
in
Can-
i
iida.
and
I
see
nothing
to
indicate
it
will
be
any
less
of
a
i
headache
now
when
the
amount
j
sold
will
vastly
increase.
But
I
tell
the
truth,
there
had
been
because
my
customers
are
hup
'l
may
be
able
to
do
In
French
alone!'"1""
'oir..ci.
-
l
"'"
speaking
Canada
either
many
times
when
I
had
thought
j
PY-
And
now
this
Liquor
En-that
Little
Augie'a
departure
j
qulrv
Board
ruins
everything
"
COUUIIICS
oi'lltr
o
ma
intu"-.
kditnu-nb
were
from
hard-to-
or
In
association
with
any,
French-.X-king
figure.
j
from
the
scene
would
be
bene-1
"It
1
repulsive,
Little
Augie
the
overriding
fact
is
that
the
people
voted
for
hard
liquor.
At
ficial
to
everyone
concerned,
concluded
The
Liberal
ankietlea
arise
out
!
NrW
Guim-a
The
police
take
a
very
dim
view
j
He
hitched
up
his
suitcase
of
their
belief
that
the
ultimate
-best,
the
proposal
to
grant
new
when
you
have
a
guest
In
the
i
"So
here
I
am
condemned
to
Kf)a
0f
the
Quebec
Premier
is
I
house
who
supplies
customer
j
wander
through
the
world
a
nlnln-
,.f,
than
the
sponsor-j
with
something
called
Little
I
broken
man
"
i
.-,,
,
w-.tinnaiut
Pnriv
district
plebiscites
seems
like
threshing
over
old
straw.
But
at
worst,
it
is
just
another
example
of
the
double-talk
hypocrisy
and
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
CHURCH
Augie
Extra-Sperhal
100
-fer
1ST
'
"
Now,
look
here.
Little
Augie."
'
Jn
French-peakln
Canada
'
J
I
said,
"it
IsnH
as
bad
as
alii
If
the
Liberal
fear
are
well
j
that.
You
can
still
operate
in
'
grounded,
the
new
party
would;
B.C.
at
least
for
a
time
"
i
make
IU
debut
on
the
Federal
to
contain
the
disease
by
conducting
tests
among
:'ciass
snobbery
which
character-
,
.
.
.
.
,
?
.
r,
i
Ue
too
many
oi
our
laws
In
SUNDAY.
FEB
nd
11
f.H
a
m.
8:30
,
We
extend
a
I
to
visitor
to
wnr:-r..:i
Holy
Communion
-The
session
oix-ns
in
Febru-1
Doliiieai
taee
In
time
for
all-out!
Cent
Guaranteed
Home
Brew.
But
now
that
I
heard
It
from
his
own
hps.
somehow
I
felt
'
different;
sort
of
shocked
and
bewildered.
Life
wouldn't
be
the
same
without
Little
Augie.
He
J
had
been
a
guest
in
our
house
for
so
long
that
I
suppose
I
!
!
i
231
f
surb
:
of
the
Riht
I
Minhter:
Rev
F
A
ary,"
Little
Auuie
said
'
They
I
intervention
In
the
approaching
7:39
p.m.
are
sure
to
change
the
taws."
Federal
election.
It
would
be
a!
Enthronement
"Cniinren
to
tieieci
incipient
cases,
ine
luuier
oay
mospital
is
another
bulwark
of
strength.
But
if
the
"fight
is
to
succeed,
nothing
short
of
complete
public
o-operation
will
do.
-
.
-Farewell
to
a
Friend
Horace
0'Kllreyi
OrganiMs:
Mn
I
J
Canada.
I
1
IF
WE
RECALL
the
big
adver-
i
tisements
which
appeared
in
i
B
C,
newspapers
during
the
j
June
election
we
see
what
Is
!
really
behind
the
proposal
for
I
extra
district
plebiscites.
!
The
people
who
wanted
hard
"I
don't
mean
that,"
I
said
I
centreist
party
and
would
aim
at
Reverend
'13
.1
I
....
1.
1
V.
n
.
I
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r.t
D
1
1
...
..
IV,.
kalnM
.
.f
niaer
Watts
as
Filth
Biohop
of
Cal-
j
and
John
C-
edonla.
s
Sunday,
Frtmarj
had
come
to
consider
him
as
a
"
"
)Z
L
L.
I
'1
"
.
'
"
rx.rmanc.nt
fivlnro
lik
"fhi.
'
"
m
"e
"
It's
a
real
threat
Alreadyxh
Bishop
will
be
the
Celebrant
j
Mnrnlng
WorMi.a
II
there
U
talk
of
the
Liberals
ad-iat
j
tt
m
and
will
preach
after;
Kunday
JmIimuI
I
Mi
vanclng
the
date
of
the
election
hij,
EnthroiK
nu
r.t
in
the
Eve-
I
vrning
Worship
'i
'
,
'ng
to
changw
overnight,
alter
mortgage.
,
aU
years?
Why,
Little
"What
the
matter.
Uttle
1
Augie.
they
will
be
embarrassed
Augie?"
I
asked.
"Don't
you
lik-
to
s,fp
lnside
a
cockuil
the
meals.
'lhen
iney
will
summer
and
ask
"The
meals
Is
fine."
he
said,
the
waiter
to
bring
them
a
drink,
"Then
peThaps
you
have
had
a
and
suddenly
the
ernormity
of
to
early
Spring
nossioiy
eariy
nihg
HIS
week
Prince
Rupert
said
farewell
to
one
of
its
favorite
citizens
Al
Berner
of
the
Canadian
May-in
an
eKort.to
forestall
It
Minister
at
tMh
'Remeiiibvr
tl
to
kin
;
it
L
SIM.-.Y
quarrel?'
I
persisted.
"Some
:
the
thing
will
strike
them
full
11:00
a.m.
SuiKiay
School.
liquor
by
the
glass
inserted
huge
ads
suggesting
that,
if
they
won
out,
there
would
only
be
about
16
establishments
in
all
Vancouver
licensed
to
sell
anything
stronger
than
beer.
Actually,
the
Stevens
commission
recommends
well
over
three
times
that
number
of
outlets.
But
the
temperance
forces
also
inserted
huge
ads
asking
"Do
you
want
an
establishment'
in
YOUR
neighborhood?"
The
plain
truth
is
that
a
very
and
llililr
C
bu
7:10
pro.
evening
Service
PAR
MOOR,
England.
O)
Norman
lUrrl.
who
take
stopper
off
beer
bottles
with
his
teeth,
gave
a
request
performance
tor
a
police
aergeant
Using
the
evidence
a
court
fined
Harris
for
stealUig
21
bottles
of
b
er
previously
reported
m
Using
In
the
face
what
they
are
doing
is
LEGAL!
They
will
flee
in
confusion
and
terror,
and
they
will
not
feel
safely
at
home
until
they
reach
the
nearest
bootlegger.
No,
Little
Augie.
It
will
take
some
time
before
they
will
feel
secure
being
legal.
It's
com
Congregational
Sini'ing
Special
Vocal
Number
al
A
Meviiie
Vnr
Vnn
Wednriy.
(
00
p
m
I
First
United
P
Sixth
Ave
W.
ind
II
a
m
MOKMNG
I
Sermon:
And
I:
Ok
;
Children'
Story
i."'
:
Friend
j
Anthem:
My
God.
T
j
of
all
My
M
plight
argument
with
Col.
8
I
Skeffington-Smutts
iRet.l
or
Haraish?"
1
"We
are
on
the
best
of
term."
"Then
what
Is
It?"
Little
Augie
looked
at
me.
"Have
you
read
the
report
of
the
Liquor
Enquiry
Board?"
he
asked
me
dismally.
I
gave
a
gasp.
So
(hat
wa
it!
"Ye,"
I
admitted.
"Have
you?"
"No,"
said
Little
Augie.
"You
large
number
of
people
who
pletely
against
their
upbringing."
"Well."
said
Little
Augie,
"I
never
thought
of
lt
that
way.
voted
for
liquor
by
the
guus
did
so
because
they
knew
that
the
"establishments"
would
not
be
i-rayer
Meeting
ana
Bible
Study
our
study
ihl
wfek
Is
the
Twer.tleth
Chapter
o!
J'.b.
Friday.
7
00
am.
Children's
Hour
Choruses
Ciames
Films
anywhere
near
their
own
homes
Chanks,
pal.
I'll
go
back
to
the
7:30
p.m.
EVENING
They
were
for
hard
liquor
out
house
and
uwpack.
let
but
of
course,
where
the
Rational
Railways.
It
is
always
sad
to
lose
an
old
friend,
and
that
Sentiment
applies
very
much
to
Mr.
Berner.
Arrival";
here
40
years
ago,
he
became
known
as
a
"likable
man
'with"
a
warm
heart
and
a
helpful
hand.
t
never
occiirred
to
him
to
do
anything
else
but
flay
a
full
part
in
community
affairs,
and
many
Sire
the'
'committees
"'and
organizations!
which
have
ienefittd
by
his
presence.
He
was
an
active
Rotarian
and
Mason,
and
at
Tne
time
was
president
of
the
Prinee
Rupert
Shrine
lChib.
At
the
same
time
he
was
unsparing
of
himself
"in
his
railway
duties.
His
worth
to
the
CNR
did
not
go
unrecognized,
for
during
his
term
on
the
Smith-yrs
division
he
rose
from
trainman
to
superin-,
pendent.
Any
railwayman
knows,
however,
that
sooner
ir
later
a
change
is
inevitable,
and
so
it
was
with
jA
Berner.
Nevertheless,
Prince
Rupert
will
not
forget
its
good
friend,
and
to
him
and
Mrs.
Berner
live
extend
sincere
wishes
for
happiness
and
good
T-iortune
in
their
new
life
at
Prince
Albert.
know
I
can't
read.
But
Hamish
had
the
newspaper.
He
read
it
to
me.
I
am
a
stricken
man."
Tears
welled
up
into
hi
eye.
I
can't
make
up
my
mind
whethor
I
did
the
right
thing
or
not.
I
guess
I'm
a
sucker
for
tears.
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
Station
"h"
Kuitding
"JuU
arrow
Kara
lane
Bnrtiir"
Sermon:
B
?s
ie
r
i
Anthem:
A
NfCi"
'
SUNDAY
SCHOOIf
j
United
Church:
B
i.
I
primary
at
H
a
i
pupils
Rt
12
15
!
United
Hal!,
all
:
YOUNO
ADUtTS
al
;
nlng
Service
at
hoo
'Mr.
B.
L.
rrank..
buncre
Avenue.
"All
my
life
ha
been
devoted
to
Service
to
the
Public.
First
in
Quebec.
Until
they
open
all
those
cocktail
bar
and
honest,
hard-working
men
like
me
who
have
laid
the
foundations
of
the
Industry,
mind
you
are
ruthlessly
ruined.
So
I
move
to
On
not-so-respeclaoie
people
live,
a
nice
distance
from
their
own
homes.
I
think
it
is
grossly
unfair
to
pander
to
this
sort
of
hypocrisy.
No
snooty
district
within
any
city
has
a
right
to
have
things
both
ways.
If
it
voted
for
hard
liquor
by
the
glass
lt
has
no
right,
now,
to
turn
around
and
say,
"O
yes,
of
course
we
did
that
but
on
the
understanding
that
all
the
'establishments'
would
be
kept
far
away
from
where
WE
live."
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
X-
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
tario.
What
happens?
The
same
Fine
New
Schools
WINNIPEG
(CPi
Two
new
elementary
schools
just
opened
here
cost
a
total
of
more
than
$300,000.
The
nine-room
Cres-centwood
Harrow
school
cost
$172,000,
and
the
seven-room
Kent
Road
school
in
E.
Bothln-wood
cost
$132,000.
Schools
will
have
kindergartens
In
addition
to
regular
classes.
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
30?
Si
v
III
Avenue
Went
10
:S
Sunday
School
and
Bible
(
law.
thing.
A
bunch
of
amateurs
in
vade
the
business!
ST.
PAUL'S
He
riung
his
arms
wide
in
an
expressive
gesture.
"But
I
do
11:30
Morning
Worship.
7:30
Evangelistic
Service.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
Hay
LUTHERAN
CH.
Sill
Ave.
l
REV.
H.
O
OI.S0N
"The
Just
Khali
COMIC
AND
",,:'
fiUNOAY
SKBVi'
FEBRUARY
1
:
Morning
Service11
Sermon:
"Thr
fj;n
Elect,"
r-ymir
anihein.
MILESTONES'-
Brazil
was
discovered
In
1500
by
the
Portuguese
navigator
Pedio
Alvares
Cabral.
"Who
Will
Enter
the
Kingdom
of
God1"
HHlMSIHY
K
00
-Prayer
Meeting.
IIMIIAV
Prosecution
of
the
Rosenbergs
a
highball,
and
never
neglecteo.
the
court
of
revision
as
against
for
treason
Is
said
to
have
co;
t
the
United
State
around
a
million
dollars.
Quips
a
commentator:
"In
Soviet
Russia
that
7:15
Orchestra
Practice.
early
sleep
and
waking
up.
Imagine
trying
to
think
up
a
new
curse
when
pulling
on
your
pants
every
day
about
da-n
for
a
whole
century.
30
for
last
year.
20
Years
Ago
Today
Evening
cj...,,..,-
Service-'
80111'
f
1
!
:H0
Christ
Ambassador.
Oreen
131
Rev.
C
Fawcett
Dr.
H.
O.
Johnsen
was
chosen
oi
I'll"",
-
much
ca-sh
would
buy
a
whale
of
a
lot
of
bullet
for
traitors."
president
of
the
new
Ski
Club
with
Miss
Ruth
Oillles
elected
Sunday
8chool-12
:15
"j,
40
Years
Ago
Today
"
The
Overseas
Club
at
Its
an-,'ijaual
meeting
decided
to
offer
a
k
substantial
prize
for
the
best
r'esaay
on
some
p9)f4o$1c
subject.
,
,
Rev.
F.
C.
Burch,
rector
of
St.
-Andrew's
Episcopal
cfhurch,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Burch
Is
tak-i.4iig
two
months
leave
of
absence
ind
will
leave
for
California
im-inediately.
'
r,
j
Z
30
Years
Ago
Today
secretary.
a
a
Vienna,
once
known
&
tht
"city
of
music"
Is
given
that
description
no
longer.
There
aie
far
fewer
pianos
and
French
horns.
V.ienna
Vmce
employed
County
councillor,
observes
the
Chatham
Hew
wanui
to
know
why
skim
milk
wasn't
gocd
enough
for
prisoner
in
the
county
jail.
Can't
they
realise
toy
now
that
If
the
poor
chaps
don't
get
their
cream,
they're
apt
to
become
anti-social.
City
council
has
appointed
Rod
Morrison
fire
chief
on
the
ANNUNCIATION
SEE
INGLIS
SEE
AUTOMATIC
WASHERS
And
DRYERS
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
$40.00
(With
Sudsmiser)
INGLIS
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
319
ASK
A
BOLT
EASY
PAYMENT
PLAN
AT
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
Box
1279
7,000
instrument
maker.
Today
retirement
of
Fire
Chief
McDon
aid.
1
0
Years
Ago
Today
PARISH
there
are
four
hundred.
Children
are
more
attached
to
sport
m
D.
O.
Stewart
was
elected
pres-
J.
Neufeld
of
Vancouver
has
But
elsewhere
In
the
world
tht
been
appointed
to
the
staff
of
Blue
Danube
Is
just
as
blue
Ac
ever.
EIGHT
and
NINE
O'CLOCK
MASS
(Su
in
CONVENT;
Mr.
Jones
had
great
difficulty
collecting
from
the
Compea'a-tion
Commission
(or
accluenfal
death
of
her
husband.
She
wrote
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
a
-tdent
of
the
Hosprjjl
..board
at
,their
business
meettfif
and
D.
C.
McRae
w'as
elected
,
vice-chalr-Tjnan.
-,
Fifty-one
appeals
against
high
v
assessments
will
bw-.-put
before
,10
30
MASS
IN
ANNUNCIATION
SCHC
Jame
Mills
of
Prince
Edward
them:
"You
make
matter
so
Owing
to
a
derailment
at
Canyon
yesterday,
all
trains
Island
observed
his
hundredth
difficult
for
me
in
eollectine
the
NO
SERVICES
IN
CHURCH
leaving
and
arriving
in
the
city
birthday,
with
the
remark
that
money
that
I
sometimes
wish
he
never
had
a
doctor,
smoked,
Oscar
hadn't
been
killed."
are
delayed
considerably.