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“phe Santa Barbara of British Columbia”
Office Tocated on Washington Ave. at Vidal St. -

‘Member of Canadian Weekly Newspaper Assoc. & B, 0, Division of
: ‘Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association

Authorized as Socond class mall , Post Offloo Dopartmont, Ottawa

Tt certainly looks ike the
seaxon tx over, now that the boats
and pleasure craft have been
hauled in, the buy in rather do
worted, Mesury, Young and Merrill
are planning bigger and better
Outfita for next year,
vee

Mine Mould han returned from

® holiday spent in California,

‘Adyortising Ratos on Application
Subscriptions (In Advance) Canada, $1.00 por yoar, U.S.A, 81.50

Jack Donmond nccompantod hin
brother in Jaw to Nevada for a
ten day vifeation, 1 nie Int
Runday report having wonderful
time,’

L. A. STARCK, Publisher and Business Manager
W. D. KERFOOT, Editor and Advertising

Mr, and Mrs, V, Harraway are
on thelr annual holiday,

“+e

Mr. J. Hart passed away at the
Royal Columbian hospital on sat
urday, September 6th, G

Britain’s Responsibility

1
ii it rding refus the
The deplorable situation regarding the refusal ws i Mrs, Bred Phillips, Buena Vista,
i i jecting to land in Germany thisweek, surrorea a painful neeldent on
Tewish emigrants objecting
and its forceful conclusion of the British Government, has Friday when sho fell from a high

* or ror ieraate to. chair and broke hor collar bone
made top headlines all over the world, as it was expected YoungMaxine was taken to St.

Thege unfortunate people that have suffered not only | Mary's hospital for treatment.
during the last war, but for hundreds of years, ‘seem to
court trouble and disaster whereever they go. (this as we
all know was prophesied in the Bible), and they must
have the sympathy of the civilized world. Nevertlteless al-
though Hitlerite tactics on the part of any government
sannot be condoned, the patience of the British in trying
to reach an amicable settlement for these unfortunate
people must be jexhausted.

Why do the British interfere in this matter one asks?
Why did they continue to try to maintain a government
for so long in India? There are of course many reasons,
and not all unselfish, we like to think however that they
have helped the average individual in these countries
considbrably during the time they have been in control. A
Great deal of adverse \criticism has been levelled at tha
Snitish for their continuance of these regimes, and latterly] ar, Russell Beck, Captain of
this has been accented by the press of other countres, to | the Seahawk, was a recent visitor

me = + = in Blaine-After being “in Alaska
aittier foment trouble, or for selfish reasons of theirown.} 75. "ine past nineteen yearn, he

A ; Sea it ii p- | 8¢es ‘many changes, He is now

(a ass eal i jae (anid ohn AE eae making hi home in Bellingham
ieayal which will not be halted until thousands of innocent pe
peopfe have lost their lives. The British Government, who] mr. ana Mrs, W. Donald, Vic
‘ave had a long experience in this kind of work, had full tone ay ems, have ee ec

, | house and gone back to Kennedy
knowledge of what would happen, and have gone to NID aaictaneral tieyiNavolewo tare
extreme to prevent it. Many British lives have been given They expect to return to White|
towards maintaining peace in India. \" Reck in’ the near future,

‘The same thing applies‘to the Palestine question, if the |porn—To Constable and Mrs
British decide to move out of that country, the same kind Bay Muir on stata © Co
1 situation can be expected. The disastrous conditions pre- | Mother and Ces ler
vailing in the British Isles, i.e. labor troubles, lack of food,| ary, and Mrs. Joo Raiford, of
lack of capital, etc. may force Britain to resign its igno-|MeCord Field, Mr, and Mrs,

minious position as world policeman, then all these other | Kelly. Tacoma, Mrs. Jean Monget
: Fi 25) é and Mr, Roy Hull, Bellingham
vountries that haye been so critical will have a chance to

v Were guests at the Tara Saturday

show the rest of the world how the question can be solved. | evening, fi

Tho young daughter of Mr, and

‘Mrs, B. Feedham entertained at
a delightful Coffee party on the
first terrace at Maryland cottage
over the week end. Guests were
Mrs. F. Fowles, Mrs. F Dymen
Mrs, Myrtle Heney, Mrs, Mann,
Mr, and Mrs. R A. Feedham and
Mr and Mrs, Wm, Walker,
eee |

Our Postmaster, Don Munro, 1s
around aain after his treatment |
at the hospital,
panes Ja i

Mr. and Mrs, S. C. Cheney, who
have recently bought a business
in Blaine, were visitors on Frid:
They are so pleased with White
Rock, that they would like very
much to make thoir home here,

¢ Mr. and Mrs, D, McGregor, of

. J, A. Corkin,

‘Mr, and Mrs. Laren Pravitz en-

Cee
. White

Toronto, and are looking around
for a place to settle: ‘They aro

Mrs, T. Elliott has just returnod
much impressed with White Rock % :

from a three day hollday spont
ta Victorig,

Mr. and Mrs, W. Davidson an.
hounce the arrival of a son, David
John, born Friday, SeptemboF 5th. fa
at St, Mary's hospital,

Mrs, F, Carmichacl has bought
now home on Victoria avenue,
and will be moving soon.
The Glee Club plan to resume
thelr woekly practice soon,
y ee

——— ee
avd Hoggarth of Vancouver, {9
pending a few dayw vinitin;

ix his
Parenta,Mr, and Mrs. T, Hoggarth

Poise Cloningor,

are taking

‘Management of the hotel

Mr. and Mra. Tom Clonin-
mn holiday,

White Rock has lost another
young man in Ace Gook, former
were omitted undox | Physical ¥d, instructor, who has
that of Bucholtz and | accented n position at Chamtas
Hay in the Charlotte Tstanda W
aro worry to noe him Ko, but as |
Mra, Chartow Sharp wont to st 9! & atop in furthorini: his edyon
Mary's honpital on Monday to un. | ton. Good Luck, Aco,
ergo tonsillectomy,
—_— Mra, ©, 8, Finiation, Jobnion
‘Tom Bush and Don Bonnett tert” Toad, formerly of White Rock
Sunday |night on a boar hunting Public School, han boon appointed
{rip up in the Willlama Lake | Langloy High School. ‘
district, .
Mrs, E. P. Kutoh and infant
2 Dodd, Biaino, Hea te eG Ann, returned
‘or parents, Mr, | hame ompltal on Friday
Mra, Jimmie Willeock, on | ®fternoon,

Two names
the photo
Robertson,

Business and Pers

Christmas Cards ~*
At the SUN OFFICE —~

Watching the men at work om bis new barn,
Jim thinks of the friendly talk he had with

his bank manager. “I’ye got good land aad

I can work it, With a little extra money I can

} really make a dream come true...”

So Jim got bis bank loan, Soon, there'll Be
new farm equipmént . . . improved livestock
+++ a well filled granary. More work for the,

community, more farm products, more food |

for home and export. \

. Helping people in all walks of life to profit
from their own enterprise and industry is

one of the chief functions of Canadian banks,