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comers. They’l) oss ,,
above the health

tions in Egypt and when the ASHBRIDGE

were really warmed up the Nearly 40 lime

pb i R D il N |
2 Prince Kupert Daily New ao m :
D y $ As i See ft dynamic character in the room Seaway Sche € Survey ed 290
Th y, July 31, 1952 burst out:
ee ee a , “I can’t see any other so
lependent daily ne er devoted t upbullding of Prince Rupert 5 | tion for this country than
and Nort Columbia, ay stwong dictatorship,” "There vi
Member of ¢ oy idit Bureau of Circulations ‘ i aN, , =.
ate laid Maen ie a sudden silence then, and
Published ; ‘ t Daily News Limited On seemed a bit embarrassed tha
i, PERRY Vice-President a ¥ ts the conversation had gone
2 : f

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years ago to

oulevard to Ashbridge

Stresses Power Projects

aecay
other

being removed
They will be
tion of dams, locks and cana lime. trees
plus the deepening and widenl
of existing channel

“In conjunction

It may be premature to writ.
off US. participation on the nav-
igationa] side of the St. Lawrence

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Post Office Department, Ottawa

‘Unions Face Critical Period

U NION leadership ingNorth America is entering
ipon one of its most eritieal perieds of testing
and responsibility,

in

ton aturity
In its demands have been so
extreme as to constitute record new highs and al-
most impossible extra burdens to accept.

It is not unusual for these demands to total
from 30 to 60 per actual increased cost for
them their ecustomers—to

many tanees

cent
en —and through
neet

That these should be coming at a time

hen the cost of living could otherwise be held in
check 1s a se) thing for everyone concerned,
including organized labor.
And that the unions should have such an ap-
disregard for the ability of con-
the of their members is

equally disturbing

parent ly reckle;

umers to buy services

There can be little doubt, for instanee, that
carpenters recently had reached an unjustifiable
inflationary idea of their current value to buyers of
carpentry when they proposed that their
age should be $20 a day.
How can the ordinary run of citizens, who do
earn $20 a day, buy all the other essentials of
life and still hire carpenters to build them homes
at $20 a day, the eontractor’s fee of ten per

cent or so?

Scripture Passage for “Today

Psalm 32:9

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Nutritionists have found that
harder to interest in
they are less in-
reducing than the

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King Fai Bey Out
LAST year when I visited
Cairo I went to see an
Kgyptian movie. After the
show I stopped to look in
ithe windew of a photog-
rapher’s shop next door.
In the centre
picture of King Farouk—who
has just now been kicked out
of the country of which he was
then ruler. It was a hunting
scene, and i could OL Buess
where it was taken—whether it
was in Africa or somewhere else
But it showed the Fat Boy king
standing, gun in hand, beside
a magnificent car, which was
grossly overloaded with various
, beasts and birds which the
jinonarch had presumably slain
+ &
IT INTRIGUED me to study the
faces of the people as they
studied that photo. I think |!
Stayed there ten minutes or so
trying to get the sense of what
they were thinking. But in all
that time I never got even a
flicker of expression from those
people. I found the picture defi
nitely revolting—for I thought
a good title for it would have
been “Which the ani-
| imal?
I felt sure that those people
who are about the most de:
perately poor in all the world-
jmust have felt that way too
But in those lands the govern-~-
j}ments rule with such a ruthless
jhand that the ordinary citizen
would take a real risk by ex
|pressing facial contempt at
big shot’s photograph.
| * + +
ONE NIGHT I visited a group
of Egyptian upper class peo-
ple. It was in a fine modern
apartment block, quite as good
as anything we have on this
continent. The people there were
of the professional class, keen
youngish doctors and such like.

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was a large

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ALMOST FEEL THAT
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Canadians

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still
of hin plaste!
which we

cent paper note

made in 1935. Needtess to
for it’s impossible to fig
could buy

hoid thou
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les It’s more press
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public realize that what a news-
paper lives
and

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thing,

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courteous irivit

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something for no
‘ ‘ |
There’s this much about long |
out summer time strikes. |
apt to eébe employment
on, when frost is thick on}
the window pane
ing sound arise
briskly along
TRY BARLEY
It was not until war
Japan. discovered a
about food, and that explains
why shipload after shipload of
barley keep sailing from Prince
Rupert and other ports For
ages, rice fed: the Far East. Now |
it’s beginning to look like a bit
‘of variety in Yokohama. Barley |
“cakes. go. well.
sitesi eienienieenes i |
Mobile Stations
LONDON () —- Mobile labora
tories, designed by the National |
Coal Board to aid pit rescue |
work, may soon be supplied to}
every mining area. The 22-foot|
caravans are equipped with a|

control office, self-contained -

drawn
rkhere’s
tate!
and a crunch

you wing ,

that
otion

few

Reniember these people w
not leftists or radicals in
way
It was just one of
straws I saw in the wind: th:
that indicated to me big sto
were coming
+ + ¢

THE TRAGEDY which I sav
over the Middle East was t
an obviously revolutionary
uation was in the making,
there was no element that
heard about in any
countries which was Capable
dealing with it
+ +

My friend Macleod Boyer, t!:
commissione:

Canadian trade
murdered in the Ca
riots this year) drove me
day to see the irrigation car
Hundreds of men and boys
working in gangs of about
to clean. out the muck and

The middle man would re

down under the water and gra
He wou
the muck to his neighbo:
through

two handfuls of muck
pads
and: so it would go
about 20 pair of hands til!
reached the bank. By the ti
it got to the bank most of
nad slipped and
into the water

I knew—and so did every f
ign observer—that a
bulldozer would do
job better and quicker than
gangs of men were doing it

But failing a plan to put thi
Same men to work at mere p
ductive occupations the only
fect of the bulldozer would

to cause starvation among tho.
got a fe

poor wretches who
cents per day apiece.

There is your
in the Middle
guide and channel!
savy social changes.

Kast-—how
the nec

the man)

of those

slithered back

sing
the who!

whole proble!

omments in its latest Business
Review

Im an economic analysis of the

whole Seaway question, hydro as

as navigational, the report

by highlighting the two

s which have broughi the

r to a focus at the present

t, rapid industrial ex-
yansion has culminated in an
irgent need for more power. As
for the second, “the discovery of
rich iron ore deposits in the
Quebec-Labrador area has Sip-
nificantly altered the economic
aspect of the navigational pro-
Vt Ad
The scheme ultimatery would
permit ocean Shipping to pen-
mor: than 2,000 miles
into the heart of the continent,
by providing a continuous 27-
foot (minimum) channel from
the mouth of the Gulf of St.
tf awrence to Lake Superior, the
bank points out,

This necessitates the construc-

etrate

NO

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navigation
plan envisages
}

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facilitle

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tion of work in
Beauharnois
» tx

section at
vcity there
as well as
ment of

ection

cap uj

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1,200,000 hyp, in the

the Soulan

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