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AND
THAT
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V,
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Store
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June
8,
1948
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of
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and
central
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Columbia.
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Managtne
Editor.
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O
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Director.
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PHESS
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OH
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
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NEWSPAPER
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c;
Per
McmUi.
65c;
Per
Tear,
(7.00;
by
Mall,
Per
Mouth.
0c.
Per
Year,
14.00.
'
Mrs.
E.
Johnson
1.50
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wickerson
10.00
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
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to
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25.00
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Br
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Motors
LUI
50.00
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100.00
Mr
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Anonymous
25.00
Anonymous
20.00
Mr
and
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Anonymous
25.00
D-
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5.00
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Ontario
Election
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Anonymous
25.00
Mrs-
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Thorsen
5.00
Anonymous
5
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George
Farrcll
2.00
A
Friend
2
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Alexander
Haig
100
orumers
M'S.
Crusty
Mrs.
W.
Loi,(.wm
J.
Paul
50
wooie
si
wick
5.00
Housing
Shortage
SYDNEY,
Australia
P
Native
s
of
New
Guineau
and
Papua
have
given
the
white
man
a
lesson
!n
solving
their
housing
problem.
Since
the
war
ended
the
natives
have
erected
more
thai
50,000
new
homes
for
themselves
and
have
completely
solved
their
housing
shortage.
Col.
J.
K.
Murray,
chief
justice
of
th?
Papua
-
New
Guinea
Supreme
Court,
now
in
Sydney
for
trut
South
Pacific
Commission
at
the
Australian
School
of
Pacific
Administration
gave
these
details
on
his
arrival.
He
told
reporters
that
the
natives
worked
hard
and
built
their
structures
with
round
Umber
in
traditional
native
fashion
to
suit
the
areas
in
which
they
were
bui.'t.
They
used
tool
purchased
from
the
Disposals
Commission.
In
constructing
the
homes
the
natives
used
sawn
timber
whenever
they
could
get
it
and
made
use
of
building
material
left
behind
by
the
Allied
Fifees.
Colonel
Murray
believes,
the
houses
they
have
built
with
European
materials
will
not
last
any
longer
than
the
normal
native
house-usually
about
seven
years.
W'l
Umide,Wj
Mrs.
J.
Sluggard
10.00
J.
P.
Hoffman
100
A.
Holbrook
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Gamar
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100
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Mrs.
J.
J.
Gillls
L.
Wesley
Anonymous
Mrs.
Garten
Mrs.
King
Mr.
Huntk-kle
Mrs.
G.
Biochu
Mr.
Skal
meruit
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considerate
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for
overhaul.,.
,
100iOlaf
Stegavig
5.00
Vvince
Rupert.
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Skalmerud
Mrs.
Sies
Mrs.
H.
A.
Turcott
l
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M.
L.
J.
Rutherford..
10.00
Psident
or
the
Carmt
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5
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MacKenzle
lo.Oli
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Railways.
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1.00
;
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25.00
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Chamber
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Mrs.
P.
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1.00
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15.00
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5.00
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10.00
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hard,
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it?"
Mrs.
m.
Mooiuson
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rowne
5.00
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lor
the
t,,
Mrs.
E.
Pedcrsen
5.00.
Bill
Senby
5.W
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veteran
coast
inet
John
Helgason
1.00
Anonymous
1.00
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is
to
m,
J.
Jufanson
50
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and
Mrs.
lnaJr
overhaul
job
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Jonasson
2.50
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5.00
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ANNE
ASHLEY
.Mrs.
B.
Way
5.00
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M.
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a.00
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company
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50
Mr.
li.
McNab
1.00
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George
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Reflections
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L.
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Annes
George
1.00
.Mrs.
Michulolf
5.00
THE
PROGRESSIVE
-
CONSERVATIVES
have
I
retained
Ontario
in
the
provincial
general
election
with
a
victory
from
which,
however,
they
can
derive
not
a
great
deal
of
comfort.
They
have
lost
thirteen
.of
the
66
seats
they
held
at
dissolution
including
those
of
Premier
Drew
himself
and
two
of
his
cabinet
ministers.
Nor
can
the
Liberals,
even
though
they
may
have
one
more
seat
than
they
did
at
dissolution,
be
very
happy,
for
they
have
lost
the
official
opposition
and
are
now
the
third
instead
of
the
second
party
in
Parliamentary
strength.
All
of
this,
of
course,
adds
up
to
the
fact
that
the
C.C.F.
were
the
notable
gainers
in
Ontario,
increasing
their
house
representation
from
eight
to
22,
winning
the
position
of
official
opposition,
electing
their
own
leader,
Mr.
Jolliffe,
and
toppling
the
supposedly
ascendant
Drew
in
his
own
stronghold
of
High
Park,
an
exclusive
Toronto
district.
'A
return
to
power
of
the
Progressive-Conservative
government
in
Ontario
was
generally
anticipated
by
all
political
observers.
Neither
Liberals
or
C.C.F.
'ers
had
any
serious
expectation
of
winning
control
of
the
treasury
benches.
The
surprise
of
the
result,
if
anything,
was
that
the
Progressive-Conservatives
lost
so
many
seats.
With
Drew
and
two
of
his
ministers
suffering
personal
'
defeat,
it
would
appear
that
the
party
in
this'
case
was
stronger
than
its
leaders.
It
will
be
interesting
to
see
what
will
happen
now
to
the
movement,
which
it
is
well
known
existed,
to
transfer
Drew
into
the
Progressive-.Con-servative
national
leadership
in
place
of
John
Pracken.
The
loss
of
prestige
,
that
the
Ontario
Premier
has
sustained
will,
it
is
to
be
expected,
restrict
him,
as
a
contender
for
the
national
leadership.
It
is
to
be
assumed,
of
course,
that
he
will
be
found
a
safe
seat
in
the
Legislature,
probably
somewhere
else
in
Toronto,
and
continue
as
Premier.
The
result
in
Ontario
will
be
pointed
to
by
some1
as
an
argument
that
Conservative-Liberal
coalition
is
the
only
means
of
combatting
an
evident
strong
surge
in
this
country
toward
socialism.
The
watermelon
hasb
tivated
since
ancient
tier
:
M.
J.
L.
Lee
2.00
The
population
of
North
Am-
and
let
himself
go
on
an
Imag-
jrs
jj
Backer
1.00
Anonymous
2.00
Andrew
Jrri.ru
1.00
Anonymous
1.00
Mrs.
H.
Duncan
j.eo
Kinsmen
Club
dance
1
61.00
Q.
How
can
I
get
another
season's
wear
out
of
lace
cur-trains
that
are
at
the
breaking
stage?
A.
Place
the
curtains
.In
a
pillowcase
and
let
them
soak
in
a
tub
of
soapy
water
and
kerosene.
When
the
water
is
dirty,
remove
the
curtains
and
repeat
the
process
if
necessary.
This
method
will
avoid
tears,
be
BLACKHEAt
1.00
5.00
5.00
erica
(Canada
and
the
United
inative
debauch.
Bridge
across
yrs
F
Q0rnez
States)
is
approximately
150,-
the
harbor
no
lots
In
Section
mrs
jayler
000,000
and
comparatively
few
One
under
$100,000
airdromes
jvidson
of
this
total
have
ever
been
in
on
Mount
Oldfied
summer
j.,
p
'
e
Jensen
British
Columbia.
But
every-
homes
on
Digby
Wand-rTuawell
u,.'
;
J,rt
Kinsmen
Club
taddnli
....
25.40
Sons
of
Norway
(
dance
1
50.00
two
ouncaa
of
ruxiii
puwdfr
i
iral
Hot
.n4
.vply
pf-'T
i4
1
1.00
!.00
cluth
over
blHfklM-mli.
Tl..f
5
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Herb
Morgan
body
is
hearing
about
the
B.C.
Island
a
miniature
Gibraltar
BernU:e
Eastwood
2
00
Mrs-
N-
Moses
5
00
floods.
Consequently,
countless
an
underground
garage
miles
M
vaulianl
2
00
Mf
-
and
Mrs-
J-
SunuudstMi
5.00
persons
are
jumping
at
the
con-
cause
them
is
no
strain
on
th
long.
.
w
a
00
Dejtmg's
Cash
ti
Carry
10.00
5.00
Bill
Hunter
2.00
I
curtains
elusion
that
most
of
this
prov-
,,..,
...
ince
resembles
the
Frast-r
Val-
Upholsterin
.
Jack
McLeod
Jack
Scott
of
Vaiuouver
1
In
Grand
Cufe
crin
Mrs.
mis.
George
ueoige
Eales
relies
Z3.UU
ley.
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wu,e
ru"ltt
fenner
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ami
GiM.m
i
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llfo
Uiliwaivl
.Johnsuil
5.00
0
"u
l
nuw
uau
x
pruiliute
wit?
growth
of
the
eyelashes?
1
A.
Dip
a
soft
brush
in
pure
Harry
Basso
"
there
This
eity,
he
writes,
is
S.
S.
Furk
5.00
Arthur
Rirmii'
.no
.ojrnu
!MIi,nl
in
o
,.
L.n-,mur
u,lth
Ur
Ewlun
Kllh
9
nil
JOhnBaSSOaild
family
5.00
lanlolin
and
touch
the
edges
.
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Fraser
&
Payne
of
the
evelids
with
it.
This
au-
to
visit
Ireland.
This
is
accord
trees
shading
the
warm
treu,
Earl
Barr
2
00
plication
should
be
made
before
'"S
to
a
report
from
Nelson
near
and
the
girls
In
long
summer
I
T.
G.
Bateman
L.
8.
Arroll
5U4I0
2.00
5.00
2.01)
5iMI
retiring
for
the
night.
which
city
he
has
been
living
in
dresses.
There's,
no
denying
the
times
have
not
been
flush
since
How
I
reUrement-
He
was
a
member
city
has
a
eharacLer
of
infinite
UIMlt.r
Q.
can
remove
paint
u
ll4
tnut
uiUcri
a
,
,
from
window
glass?
ior
rrulce
Kuperts
nrst
city
apical.
Its
a
kind
of
Utile
New
printer's
week
was
something
r.
a.
Morly
5.0(1
A
Bv
i-ubbinu
with
hot.
qtrnnrr
'council
and
would
never
permit
York
with
a
CanadAn
calm
vinegar.
Repeat
if
necessary.
FlJRMTtKE
REPAIR
the
cares
of
municipal
office
to
It's
a
gracious.
town
la
June
and
e
mw
wonuay,
ure
prigam-
wrs.
j.
u
uiain
impair
his
ability
to
perceive
a
nice
to
e
ntec
a
Uvern
and
have
i
exercises:
Tuesday,
musketry
r
pleasantry
and
perpetrate.
En-
a
sandwich
and
a
cool
beer.
The
j
drill:
Wednesday,
tirt
aid
and
gineering
was
his
hne
and
he
sanity
of
the
drinking
there
ls;Blia
mask
tirln:
Thursday,
rise
y
I
rrrr,
rrrrrt
1
T
Tt4
made
a
capable
city
father.
Mr.
always
impressive
to
the
west-
at
a:3q
ttn(j
route
march
In
full
vC
(".Mt'l'MJil':'!
TRUCK
AM)
All
BETTER
PARKING
Barrow
had
several
original
erner,
he
writes.
military
equipment:
Friday,
mmm
j-y
,
..rrrrtl
ideas
in
the
way.
of
development
i
i
theoreUcal
instruction:
Satur-
P
IIJJ
LLT
J
'
'
i
Lltl'
Jj
Tn
RF
MIGHT
CUSHIONS
RKCOYERED
A.sk
(or
I'LASTAIHDE
available
NOW!
FLOOD
CONTROL
German
printers
are
said
to
be
i
clay,
works'
meeting
and
mem
IKON
FIREMAN
finding
their
way
to
other
part
:
orizlng
of
principles.
All
these
of
the
world.
-Small
wonder..
The
Items
after
working
hours.
Try
Nazis
destroyed
unionism
and
them
on
your
piano!
i
Hit.
-of
town
orders
v
STOKERS
GET
30
MORE
HEAT
spfcial
attention
kihwwwiii
tut
they
must
have
been
lost
in
j
Bringing
up
to
date
of
the
city
tne
shuffle.
parking
regulations
or
better
en-
Iforcement
of
them
if
they
are
There
are
lakPS
arouncl
Pri,ice
up
to
date
will
be
urged
upon
Rupert
and.
none
being
on
Kaien
,
the
city
council
by
the
Prince
island
-where
the
city
stands,
it
I
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
largely
follows
that
none
are
ex-
,The
meeting,
of
the
Chamber
actly
convenient.
There
are
no
last
night
asked
the
president
to
warmi
sandy
beaches
where
the
appoint
a
special
committee
to
sur
makes
muslc
anywhere
Busmesa
and
Hrofemonal
SMITH.
&
ELKINS
Hione
171
Box
271
lu
v
in
(Next
to
CFPR
PHONK
BLUE
III
MAROARRT'McLKOI)
OPTOMETRIST
6UU1W
",c
q""uiuii
oi
parsing,
near.
So
it's
good
to
hear
that
The
matter
was
brought
up
by
the
Salt
Lakes
are
coming
back
COTTAGE
THEM
POR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
.WORK
CALL
BLUE
9W
M.
'.I.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
J.
C.
Gilker
who
suggested
it
was
into
the
picture.
They
have
been
INCOME
TAX
KKTl'StNS
I'BEPAKKn
SKK
K..E.
MORTIMER
'
324
2nd
Ave
'Near
CFTR
New
Creamed
VALENTIN
lW
Your
Dally
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
about
time
the
city
"grew
up"
distinctly
out
of
it
for
the
past
I
In
the
matter
of
parking
regu-
few
years.
Time
was
when
it
was
I
lations,
particularly
on
down-
good
form
and
the
correct
thing
j
(town
and
through
streets
where
to
do
to
be
seen
revealing
one's
i
indiscriminate
and
lengthy
more
or
less
shapely
figure
in;
A
Ll.
-
W
EATHEH
SERVIll
lnw
ArnitnU
New
Phone
n-LUK
m
parking
was
not
only
a
matter
the
caressing
waters
of
that
of
difficulty
to
motorists
but
a
pleasant,
secluded
lake
across
danger
to
all
concerned.
Mr.
Gil-
the
harbor
and,
if
you
didn't
,
ker
referred
particularly
to
care
to
take
a
plunge
or
refresh
i
JONES
NEWS
STAND
We
handle
Eastern
and
Western
Papera
Swedish-American
Tribune
and
Western
Miner
Sixth
Street
Red
808
lengthy
parking
on
Third
Av-
your
soul
some
other
way,
one
enue
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Post
could
always
stage
a
picnic.
EVEN
THE
MOST
philosophic
and
stout-hearted
will
hesitate
to
resume
life
in
the
Fraser
Valley
without
admitting
to
a.
sense
of
some:
anxiety.
As
every
spring
approaches,-he'
will
be
haunted.
It
may
be
that
flood
disaster
may
not
occur
again
for
many
years.
It
is
equally
a
fact
that
it
could
be
experienced
much
earlier.
There
remains
the
disconcerting
possibility
that,
left
to
the
vagaries
of
nature
in
springtime,
in
a
country
like
British
Columbia,
there
will
always
be
a
prospect
of
freshets.
It.
is
certainly
not
outside
the
range
of
chance
to
foresee
another
calamity.
Which
confirms
the
opinion
that
flood
control
is
one
of
the
major
problems
facing
Canada.
Engineers
have
performed
wonderful
work
in
restricting,
if
not
preventing,
the
spread
of
mountain
streams
at
certain,
seasons,
across,
settled,
communities.
The
building
of
dykes
is
not
the
answer.
British
Columbians
know
the
.Fraser
River.
They
know
where
it
commences,
the
regions
it
flows
through
and
where
it
reaches
the
sea.
To-devise
some
way
to
tackle
the
problem,
not
at
the
mouth
of
the
Fraser,
but
back
in
the
mountains
where
the
great
stream
has
its
source
might
appear
to
be
the
most
effective
course
to
follow.
That
suggestion
has
been
made
by
those
qualified
to
speak
with
authority.
No
one
can
deny
that
the
flood
is
a
national
disaster,
as
has
already
;heen
declared.
This
is
something
that
cannot
be
fojight
one
year,
with
the
expectation
that
it
will
have
to
be
struggled
with
again.
This
is
a
challenge
that
at
whatever
cost
,and
difficulty
must
be
met
and
conouered
for
all
time.
Office
and
to
Sixth
Avenue
East
beyond
Hays
Creek
where
traffic
had
to
weave
among
vehicles
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P.
J.
CHENEY
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loth
East
Prince
Rupert
was
full
of
super
optimists,
soldiers
of
fortune
and
flybynights
back
in
the
summer
of
1909.
One
of
the
former
bought
ha,lf
a
page
of
news
Consult
us
for
your
needs
in
all
types
of
printing
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in
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Fountain
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space
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one
issue.
Then
he
filled
it
with
his
ideas
of
how
Prince
Rupert
would
look
in
j
1939.
He
wrote
it.
He
sat
back!
NEW
RED
AND
on
.either
side
of
the
street.
Mention
was
also
made
of
two
and
three
deep
parking
In
tht
vicinity
of
the
liquor
store.
Aid.
Robert
McKay
and
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
felt
that
it
was
not
so
much
a
matter
of
obsolete
bylaws
but
of
enforcement
In
connection
with
which
there
were
certain,
difficulties.
President
R.
G.
Large
felt
that
much
was
to
be
desired
in
WHin
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parking
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there
were
some
places
where
It
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for
car
owners
to
keep
their
vehicles
off
the
street.
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1.
What
Is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"He
had
laid
on
the
bed
for
an
hour."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
'gum
arabic"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Tomain,
tonnage,
tonneau.
4.
What
does
the
word
"heterodox''
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
COMP
htat
means
"self-reproach
for
wrongdoing"?
.Answers
1.
Say,
"He
had
LAIN
on
the
bed
for
an
hour."
2.
Pronounce
second
word
ar-a-bik,
first
A
as
in
AT,
second
A
as
In
ASK
unstressed,
I
as
In
IT,
and
accent
first
syllable.
.3.
Ptomaine.
4.
Differing
from
some
acknowledged
standard,
as
the
Bible;
not
orthodox.
"The
minis
ter's
heterodox
opinions
an
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and
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