"TTjn
Aires'-.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
!ay
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Saturday,
April
10,
1W4
you'll
and
177
planes
destroyed,
irank-j
But
it
was
not
like
this
more
t!y
45
you've
realized
never
be
the
man
you
once
lin
D.
Roosevelt
nas
neen
(leaa
;
man
a
century
iiro
in
South
Af-
for
years
and
an
America:!
iul-
Mean
waters,
there
were
wivpj
mlral
has
followed
him
to
the
and
children
therealso
lathers
herearter.
He
ha''
"rit'en
a
mid
husbands.
But
under
or-book.
publication
viilch.
he
tiers
to
stand
fast
Instead
o
declared,
would
create
a
seitsn-
!
KwimminK.
378
soldiers
held
for-
As
I
Sec
It
ti-l.wl.
I
J'
ill
Bomb
Bomb
Bunk
OTTAWA
.
DIARY
'
Now
that
rank-and-file
M.p.-s
h;ive
cli'P.sld
thp
lalrst
Abbott
budget
tlicy
huvo
drawn
th.
Mmn-wliut
gloomy
moral
that,
just
so
long
the
genirul
public
Iv.is
plenty
of
money
in
i.ts
pockets,
it
miKlit
as
well
rosi;;n
itself
to
paying
hih
taxes.
In
other
words,
tax
cuts
def-
tion.
The
bxik
Us
nev.
U-ihk
read
ami
it
far
from
tl
1.
nation
while
the
transport
broke1
:
up
about
them
and
they
di-
itipiwaii-d
uin:.ii(
sl-aik
iiil'cU.'d
hnppd
you
might
be
comments
h
Vancouver
press
contemporary.
But.
you've
learned
to
accepl
yourself
for
what
you
are.
And
while
ynu
continue
to
set
your
,"hts
hik.i,
you
aren't
ridleil
with
so
many
Built
complexes.
You
wouldn't
be
young
aijain
il
you
could.
'
Nature
knows
what
she's
doinsj.
And
ns'ns
has
Its
compensations.
What
you'v-1
mi.s,sed
on
the
swinps,
you
jet
on
the
roundabouts.
J,
-
...
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-i.
...
Hard
to
r)eue'c,
ye
'1
a.pcars
.
to
lie
a
fact,
there
r
Re
ssiat.
farmers,
but
they
possess
no
!
land.
That
is
the
properly
of
I
he
Soviet.
When
Ivan
actually
Fly
onnn
iii.
.
i
initely
are
being
reserved
for
dn-
A
GOOD
many
letters
are
pros.sj(,n
llmws
Thtir
)m.pos(i
coming
in
these
(lays
I
then
will
.stimulate
business
by
i
.
,i
'
,
,
I
'
J
briiiniiiK
alioiit.
lower
prices
anoilt
the
11
homo.
i
which
will
serve
as
an
inceij-
Somc
of
these
are
from
people
1
live
to
consumer
purchases.
who
are
Renulnely
concerned;
about
the
fate
of
mankind,
in
In
the
old
days
back
In
the
the
face
of
(he
tilanic
tirma-!
limes
of
Ilohb,
White,
Fieldina
.
I
does
farm,
he
is
told
win
n.
Who
was
it
said
that
it
seems
iwlat
und
how
to
do
It.
Very
unfair
to
expect
a
dog
to
lik-v
(,w
n.1V(l
a
horse
r
,.ow
A
on
when
nobody
else
does?
'
j
,,,.rf
st,..,k,
or
practically
any
'kind
of
meat
Is
unknown.
Black
I.KTTIVO
HIM
KNOW
;
bread
In
l.
,UpK'.
How
to
h.ve
T),
WA-
,
((ins,.
foi
and
!
hutii'i'
:
..s
not
vet
been
(li.-cov-
he
NEW
5
Hours
$44-85
One
Way
riiunu
7!i.i
hcaVici
3
Spel
him
tJ
Canadian
(Pocic
ered.
'
lint
lo
.su.nd
an'
oe
si
ill
to
the
Uiikiii'cad
d
i
iil
is
a
damn
lough
bullet
to
chew."
So
wrote
Rudyaid
Kipling
lui!'
ago
end
its
well
remembered
yel.
Every
now
and
then,
the
sea
tells
another
drama.
The
loss
of
the
Birkenhead,
In
1852
off
Capetown
was
one.
The
Titanic
was
anot
her,
OMINOI
S
HIT
VdK
And
yel
another
was
the
burn
InJepeDdeiit
dally
newspaper
dvod
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prtnos
Rupert
!
ad
Norttura
nU
Centra)
British
Columbia.
,
Mrgibar
of
Canadian
Presa
Audit
Bureau
of
Clrnulatlona
s
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
i
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Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
nail?
Newi.
Limited.
!i
J.
F.
MAOUR,
President
11.
O.
PERRY,
Vice-President
auoacriptlon
Ha
tea:
i
oaMer
Per
week,
25c;
per
month,
tl
00;
per
year.
110
00.
jV-.titt
J
mall
Per
month,
7Bc;
per
year,
B
00.
;b6
thorlzed
a
aecond
class
mall
by
the
Poat
ornca
Department,
Ottawa
!e"
(j
Conquer
Cancer
J
T
HIS
MONTH
the
Conquer
Cancer
Campaign
is
'I'
underway
across
(Canada.
I
The
H.C.
objective
is
set
at
$1200,000.
Prince
J
Rupert's
is
$2,000.
As
new
niethois
prompt
an
increasing
number
i
of
those
afflicted
to
seek
expert
help,
this
money
is
kwperatfly
needed
to
enable
the
B.C.
Cancer
Koun-Jilation
to
erect
a
new
boarding
home
for
patients
;
taking
treatment
at
the
B.C.
Caiict-r.
Institute
in
;!
Vancouver.
'
.
It
is
needed
also
to
further
the
three-fold
program
of
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society's
B.C.
division,
the
aims
of
which
are
research
into
the
cause
and
cures
of
cancer,
welfare
for
needy
cancer
patients
in
B.C.,
and
an
educational
program
to
alert
B.C.
citizens
to
cancer
symptoms.
"The
Cancer
Foundation
and
Society
in
British
Columbia
depend
entirely
on
the
generosity
of
people
in
this
province
to
carry
through
their
flails,,"
W.
H.
Malkin,
provincial
campaign
chairman
points
out.
"I
would
like
to
remind
our
citizens
hat
cancer
can
strike
anyone.
But
fortunately
ach
one
of
us,
through
our
time
or
our
money,
can
trike
back
at
cancer."
Most
of
us
are
sufficiently
aware
of
the
mer-iless
quality
of
this
disease
to
need
little
persuas-m
in
helping
to
fight
it.
For
the
size
and
urgency
f
the
cause,
the
amount
licing
asked
is
small.
When
he
one-night
drive
in
this
city
comes
due,
let
us
elp
to
the
best
and
most
generous
of
our
ability.
own.
Pocked
wiUm,,,.;
lioni
on
all
hj,
,
9i'
you
quid
Vrclor'.
van
Ika,
j
a
Kinaneo
Minister
used
to
budget
simply
from
year
to
year.
I
He
wasn't
too
concerned
with
;
economic
conditions,
for
the
Tea
in
that
the
current
i
labor-i
ale
theories
of
the
relationship
;
between
budgetary
policy
and
the
general
economy
hadn't
yet
j
been
born.
His
aim
was
to
keep
!
taxes
as
low
as
possible
and
to
keep
liovcinmcnl
buieacraeies
s
mindful
of
the.
fact
that
they
I
were
the
.servants
and
not
the;
musters
of
I
he
people.
Today
things
are
different.
This
is
the
era
of
the
economic!
expert
in
government,
with
Parliament
existing
mainly
as
I
the
administrative
agency
to
'
carry
out
the
policies
which
his
I
wisdom
devises.
Instead
of
j
currency
being
geared
to
the;
,UUH
m
nient
race,
now
siiecdiiiB
up.
But
others.
I
am
sorry
to
say,
come
from
people
who
have
swallowed
the
Cominuiiisl
propaganda
hook,
line
and
sinker.
These
usually
urge
an
immediate
cessation
of
H
bomb
tcsls,
and
later
an
international
agreement
to
"bun
the
bombs."
This
program
is
so
plain,
downright
silly
that
I
urn
astonished
that
anyone
in
hu
rlnht
senses
should
serlou.ily
sutrtff.st.
it.
I.KT
US
consider
for
a
moment
what
would
happen
if
tto
Communist
world
propaganda
line
won
out,
and
the
great
powers
did
agree
effectively
never
to
use
atom
bombs,
or
hydrogen
bombs,
or
the
rumoured
nitrogen
bombs,
in
any
future
warfare.
The
practical
consequence
of
the
junior,
fifflcer
on
the
ship'.;
oi.ufce
was
becoming
more
an
I
more
rattled.
As
he
stared!
chead
trying"
to
pierce
the
I
gloom
he
saw
a
dim
fi;ure
lean-
I
ing
over
the
rail
some
yards;
Iioim
the
ship's
prow.
"What
do'
you
think
you're
doing
-.it
1
1
your
ship?"
h"
;
T.red.
;'on't
you
know
th.
e!'..
ientary
rul".
ol
.seaman-'!
!)?"
"This
aint
no
.ship,"
came
the
;
leply,
"this
is
a
lighthouse."
1
The
dramatic
critic
started
lo
!
leave
in
the
middle
of
the
.second
'
,
act.
'
"Don't
go
now,"
said
Ihe
man-,
ager,
there's
a
terrific
kick
in'
!
the
next
act."
1
i
"Fine,"
was
the
retort.
"Give
it
to
the
author."
'
1
Till'
HOOK
IS
OCT
'
!
warn
in
the
w.lcny.
Catalogue.
Gel
yo,,,,
McRAE
BROS,
ing
and
sinking
of
the
troopship
raiipjie
wmurusn
on
Algiers
a
lew'
weeks
ago.
Abandonment
w
as
conducted
in
a
calm
and
or-
"The
Store
That
(Ici
ly
way.
There
were
1,286
of
i
Phones
(
mrShn,
actual
needs
of
the
transactions
of
trade,
its
volume
now
Is
regulated
in
accordance
with
intrl-
that
decision
would
be
to
enable
the
navy,
125
women
and
87
children.
Four
of
crew
died
in
u
boiler
explosion.
Throughout,
there
was
rigid
discipline
on
the
i
decks,
under
ominous
clouds
of
'
smoke.
!
Daily
News
Classifieds
the
Russian
army
to
sweep
weMif.
"""T
monetary
polu-y
over
all
Europe,
the
middle
cast,
!
m
u
"
"V
The
attack
on
Pearl
linbor
by
Japanese
during
the
Second
World
War
cost
3303
lives,
1,27'.!
wounded,
two
battleships,
three
-mailer
type
of
vessels
damaged
iand
down
Into
Afriea
whenever
T
A
I
.
1
.
GENERAL
ELECM
All
Aboard
CS-
vu
tut
on
lfc
Buttcrkep
-k
Door
SheU
k
Full
w,dhf
Ky
;.
V..
MOKTIMOIti:
A
bank
in
Vancouvir
where
I
it
felt
like
It.
It
would
also
eh-
"
"
sble
Red
China
to
grab
off
such
.'
!?rma'
"n!
1''
"
l"e
thei!''
,lh'
y
ure
rcdtelribiited
by
neighboring
territories
as
South
,
Korea,
Hong
Kong,
Into-China.!
wl?,,le
ol
trumfer
pay-
Slam
and
Burma.
i
n;e"u
surh
'
owances,
,
,
,
old
age
pensions,
and
various
China
is
only
prevented
from
produ,.,.r
subsidies.
Since
in-open,
direct,
all-out
military
in-
(luslry
v)ews
n,st
of
Ult,sp
,J-lV.
tervention
In
those
areas
now
,
mpnU
as
all
ad(U.d
L.(B1
ulKl
because
her
rulers
know
that
:
iu
l0
Blud(.s
up
pric4SJi
covt.t.
she
could
not
undertake
such
lhe
rtl)lhir
lllw.,ys
nas
ln
action
without
bringing
all-out
Ul
a
sllbstanlial
el.m.
nt
of
in-war
to
the
world
In
general,
and
j
fluU,m
,,.
wll,;(
h
aU
e,m.4i,m(.,..,
to
China
in
particular.
havc
to
pay,
with
the
burden
'
falling,
us
always,
most
heavily
1
DO
NOT
agree
with
the
British
;
pon
those
lrilst
able
l0
it.
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I'Mii.
P
9.16
cu
lt.
"What
about
I
hat
$3
12
of
Mortlmorc'.s
you
have
In
you.-bank?"
he
probably
asked.
1
must
reply
by
the
next
mail.
I
wouldn't
want
that
bank
t.
v.el
hi
trouble.
I'll
leave
Hie
money
in
Ihe
account,
just
to
help
the
bank
along.
A
man
who
can
forget
money
m
forget
anything.
I
have
a
young
fun.
.Some
day
I
inigH.
-e-
used
to
live,
sent
me
a
cheery
HI
-I
tie
nole
to
announce
that
I
had!
$3
12
deposited
in
an
aeeoui'i
that
I
bad
forgotten
about.
I
was
excited,
ot
course.
"Ilcaiis!
for
breakfast
all
this
week
In-
stead
of
j)orrl(H',e."
I
.shouted.
No-
body
heard
me,
thank
!oodi;es.
j
"Interest
Ire.m
time
tu
lime
I
Kissing
Handi
IV.
.
-
0
Regular
W
SPECIAL
Canadians
to
Get
Ijioics.soi
oiacKeit
wn)
reasons
that
as
both
the
U.S.A.
and
Russia
have
enough
H
bombs
to
blast
each
other's
bit;
cities
right
off
the
map,
that
therefore
the
I
H
bombs
have
cancelled
earn
ha.s
bei'ii
credited
lo
your
count
to
November
3d,
';:.,
ac-1
eive
a
letter
irom
a
mrsiy
or
but
boarding
school,
a.-,
follows:
298
S
Jobs
Building
'other
out,
and
will
never
he
!
5-Vf.ir
H'amt
used
.
ill
I
l
.
I
your
pass
bixik
does
not
appear
to
have
been
written
up
loi-soniP
time,"
the
note
said
pol-itel
"We
have
no
wish
to
disturb
your
account
In
any
way.
Indeed,
He
would
like
you
to
ma!:
greater
use
o."
our
service
"
"Dear
Sir:
'It
may
have
escaped
your
j
notice
Ibat
you
left
a
.small
b;y
I
hi
our
keeping.
Food
has
be
vi
.supplied
to
liim
reaulurlv.
Ac-;
rordiit"
to
our
last,
calculations
on
Ft
b.
iiai
y
27,
1UU,
he
Is
cred-;
Ited
with
a
height
of
t.vo
and
!
That
Blackett
theory
has
even
AldSKa
T
106.106
'nfnUf
At"
'OTTAWA,
(CPi-Ai-rangoments
il
Z
I
n
W
r,
T
m
bomb?
hae
been
made
to
cive
jobs
to
.y,euCf
nf:?..fCh
oUler..?l,ti
Canadians
in
the
const
action
&
fff.
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RADIO
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Avenue
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a
(wuu
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of
a
Alaska
pipeline,
:
DRTHODOX
members
of
the
Hungarian
communist
party
may
in
future
only
kiss
a
lady's
iand
if
she
is
elderly,
according
to
the
Hungarian
fouth
movement
newspaper,
Szabad
If
jusang.
The
ontinental
handkiss,
says
the
newspaper,
is
other-vise
'
superfluous.
,
There
are
hidden
dangers
in
'this
edict;
Who
s
to
decide
when
a
lady
has
reached
an
age
that
ntitles
her
to
a
handkiss?
No
man
should
be
expected
to
trust
his
judgment
in
such
an
important
matter.
He
might
bow
his
head
preparatory
to
Ranting
the
kiss
and
receive,
instead
of
a
gracious
-mile,
a
ringing
box
on
the
ears.
Indeed,
the
news-jiajKr
shows
a
curious
lack
of
gallantry,
for,
as
it
should
know,
there
are
no
individual
"elderly"
ladies.
Hamilton
Spectator.
l
was
nattered,
but
lintlyi
one
half
feet
and
a
wei
-ht
,i"
annoyed
witn
my.seir
for
fm
:;et-1
31)
poiinds.
i
ir-.suoie
iocui
aggressions,
sucn
!
!
as
the
one
attempted
in
Korea
-
but
with
Improved
techniques!
for
.such
local
aggression.
I
unu
sucn
u
.siiiai.
auiouni
m
"'(.
have
na
v.ish
lo
(l
is
I
ur
o
This
theory
is
insane,
and
obscene.
The
only
real
choice
is
v.'ouio
nave
neen
a
tar
more
pleasant
surprise
If
I
had
mmi-aed
to
fori-et
$
J.I20.
or
$312.0110.
Nevertheless,
it
was
touciiinc.
lo
think
that
a
bits
institution
like
a
bank
was
tenderly
caring
part
of
which
gi
along
south-
1
western
Yukon
territory.
!
Labor
Minister
Gregg
said
in
'
the
Commons
the
right-of-way
j
now
is
being
built
and
part
of;
the
work
has
been
awarded
to
1
two
contractors
in
Whitehorse,
Yukon.
Canadian
labor
Is
employed
on
that
part
of
the
work.
He
told
Elmore
Pliilpott
iL-j
Vancouver
South)
that
orders'
have
been
given
lo
prohibit
the
,
entry
of
United
.Stales
labor,
ex-
your
account.
Indeed,
we'
wish
you
would
feel
free
to
(lep.t.it,
i
ny
other
.small
boys
you
happea
1o
have.
Ilo.vever,
the
Canadian
Chil
1
Labor
Act
requires
that
we
le-port
all
utt.'c
boys
on
our
hand...
unle-.s
their
unemployment
insurance
books
aiciyned
at
reg-ul.'.r
intervals
by
parent
or
guardian.
Please
sign
and
return
the
enelc
icd
book.
j
between
total
international
i
peace
und
no
international
'peace;
between
a
genuine
agree-j
ment
which
will
enable
UN
tn
I
start
building
real
world
law,
or
jlolal
war,
which
may
well
an-i
nihilate
half
or
more
of
man-
lor
my
neglected
$3.12,
and
min-
isterir
to
ail
Its
little
needs.
j
"It
is
...
a
requirement
of
the
I
Canadian
Bank
Act
that
we
re-
j
port
ai
jouriU
ill
v.hi"h
no
transaction
ha.s
taken
place
for
a
specified
period
..."
I
jklnd.
!
I
I
i
SUPPOSE
THAT
hi
the
days
of1
JH
Disarmament
Committee
PART-OWN
of
more
H
I
.
-
mm
t
cept
key
construction
personnel.
Built
by
United
States
interests,
the
pipeline
will
run
from
Haines,
Pacific
coast
harbor
on
Alaskan
territory
south
of
the
Yukon
to
Fairbanks,
Alaska.
So
that
was
how
the
land
lay.
,
"The
little
boy
Is
currently
A
government
bank
examiner
I
erno'oyed
as
a
niyht
shift
jam-had
been
raising
a
fuss.
1
tor."
knights
on
horseback
some
re-foi'iner
or
idealist
had
been
converted
to
the
iniquity
of
war,
May
Establish
New
Sub-Group
ONE
HUNW,
f
'
,,
--I""
t
hi';
l
I
ter
Nehru
t
)
thi
SPtCIAl
OLD
mt
furl
nuian
n
P
i
arna-.
!'..
I
.v
nufip,r.n,r-u
niiwiiri
fwQrdSi
or
,spearSr
or
less
d,.a(iiy
nient
last
Rrld.'.y.
'
FINE
SECURITIES
bows-and-arrows?
Would
that!
Nehru
wants
a:.
Immediate
RockMoutil
umd.sHHj",agt;f
raVnt
jjf
;fenlo
have
struck
at
the
real
evil?
i
The
only
real
choice
for
5ur;
gejicjaUon
U
rne
i'ftrWh-f.V'iifrrie
between
total
war.
or
no
war--
inu
iiyuiogeu
,uuinu
explosions
i-
-'
$3.55
"I
had
heard
a
lot
about
the
advantages1
C
full
publicity
on
the
destructive
power
of
atomic
and
hydrogen
weapons;
private
meetings
of
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
W-The
United
Nations
dlsarnia-
j
nent
commission
Is
expected
to
igree
unanimously'
to
set
t
a;
mall
sub-group
Jfor
'private
alks
at
once
on
arms
reduction
;nd
Htomic
control.
Diplomatic
circles
express
be-ief
that
the
sub-committee
will
onslfit
of
the
United
States,
?iLssia,
Britain,
France
and
pos-tbly
Canada.
fJcme
countries
ire
understood
to
favor
Inclus-on
of
Canada
because
of
her
ln
tha
last
una)y.'.:s
-.je.ween
TKit
tdvertif
ment
i?
net
publi-Jifd'
or
displayed
by
(tie
tlquof
Control
'
botid
or
by
the
sjovernmcnt
ol
britith
Columbx
peac
a.sed
on
and
enforced
by
law
,
or
annihilation
which
the
sub-committee
on
his
Idea;
and
an
expression
of
concern
by
countries
not
having
atomic
weapons.
India
asked
that
his
War-Bound
Ship
jCANBKRHA
I
The
govern
-HiBul
..
vrdeied
Australian
Air
Force
ancj
Navy
men
out
today
to
load
military
.supplies
for
Indo-China
afleia
protest
strike
by
Sydney
dork
workers.
Labor
Minister
Harold
Hoi;
told
the
House
cf
Representatives
the
dockers'
walkout
from
the
British
freighter
Radnor
undoubtedly
was
influenced
by
Communist
leaders
in
their
union.
He
added;
-
"The
government
doesn't
intend
to
have
foreign
policy
lake
i
out
of
il.s
hands."
springs
from
refusal
to
makej
and
accept
world
law.
i
peech
be
circulated
a.s
a
UN
'UvideurU
from
a
wide
ranfje
of
companies,
uu.
how
I
could
do
this
when
I
felt
I
could
put
In
so
with
.
.
.
only
a
few
hundred
dollars,
P
pi
on's.sional
man.
"Then
I
was
told
about
INVKSTOKS
MlTj"
hundred
dollars
quickly
made
mc
part-own
er"
,
100
of
Canada's
finest
securities,
representing'
fieil
Industries
from
coast
to
coast
.
.
n
,hPS,t
yearly
of
the
$1,000
000
In
dividends
earned
tij
Mutual
holdings.
document
and
considered
by
the
lose
connection
with
British
md
U.S.
atomic
production.
Friday's
meeting
of
the
12-
VARIKI)
PRODl'CTS
Trinchlnopoly
In
India
ho.s
long
been
noted
for
manufacture
of
jewelry,
cutlery
and
cigars.
ountry
commission
was
Its
first
THE
ROYAL
BANK
V.
'
:ommlsslon.
A.s
far
as
could
be
learned,
no
delegate
planned
a
major
speech
today.
Informed
quarters
said
discussion
probably
would
be
confined
to
suggestions
for
set-tiig
up
the
sub-committee.
'I
eight
months.
Its
only
ses
on
last
year,
m
August,
was
Whether
you
are
investing
$1,000
r
voted
to
approval
of
a
report
OF
CANADA
the
advantages
of
INVI'STOKS
Ml
Tl
'
m
,..,i
m..(.i
nh.nrt
All
Investors
Mutual
i'
no
progress.
Before,
the
delegate
is
a
plea
supervised
by
skilled
IN,
selected
and
constantly
You'll
eliminate
most
of
your
investment
"
',,
om
India
for
immediate
con-,
ieratlon
of
a
four-point
pro-
CFVI.ON
PKAK
The
lilghe.st
point
In
Ceylon
is
known
as
Adam's
peak,
7,420
feet
high.
have
the
opiMii
timity
of
making
handsome
am
outlined
by
prime
minis
a
part-
Take
this
simple
step
that
makes
J
in1
Canada's
leadinft
enterprises
Syndicate
represenlatlve
today!
GUARD
THOSE
YOU
LOVE
.
,
.
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
)
CHRISTY,
T.
M.
(Tom
Office
315
Third
Ave.
W.
takes
pleasnr
in
announcing
,
the
opening
of
a
branch
in
COTOLVDAY
V
one
of
the
800
Branches,
.
serving
Canadians
at,
.home
and
abroad)
ATTENTION
ALL
TRADE
UNIONS
Special
Meeting
SUNDAY,
APRIL
11th-8p.m.
Carpenters
Hall
Froscr
Street
DISCUSSION
OF
NEW
LABOR
RELATIONS
ACT.
Reoresenratives
of
all
Trade
Unions
invited,
to
attend.
"
tlirnngli:
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RESEARCH
'
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TREATMENT
FACILITIES
INCIPAlClHii
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your
donations
payable
to
fc'ONQl'KK
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,
f
,
cja
Chairman
'
Managed
and
Distributed
W
IWI
STORS
SVNniCATK
OK
CANAPf()jS,
V
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from
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