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Friday,
February
9,
1951
Back
to
Jobs
extended
to
handle
15
planes
a!But
th(fr
u
CI
day
Present
traffic
amounts
to'Xrm
sv
about
10
planes
daily.
By
Ea.-,le.-i
-
'
m.
It
is
hoped
to
complete
the
flist
structure
hu
"
section
of
q
,,ew
permanent
replay
'
LONDON.
The
Labor
govern
!
:
a,
i
more
X
ment
beat
down
by
eight
votes
CHICAGO.
The
wildcat
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
i
strike
of
railway
switchmen
Is
night
a
vote
of
non-confdence
j
ending
as
unceremoniously
as
it
mi
itsmnt.
handling,
nolicv
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PRINCE
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Efforts
vo
V(jte
WM
308
to
2y8
in
favor
rto'o'rlc
in
the
Ch.ea,o
yards
salvage
the
big
Prinw
Huperi
.
v
.
,
fil(.vKnU
,u
m,ii,-i
v-xte-rd-iv
Stock
Reducing
SAll
fishing
vessel,
Takla,
wluch
,
,,..
Crulckshank
,
.w..,i,
'
,i
,,,..
m.,...m
'...'
....'.i,iLi...'i
Capt.
Harry
charged
the
government
with
stranded
Wecinesdoy
mornm
oil
unless
they
could
prove
illness.
i
Lucy
Island
in
Chatham
continuous
muddling
the
FIRST
DAY
AT
SEA
I
being
temporarily
given
up.
urMutxt
niitfliHw
nf
ill
J
til
lllHUf
'
A
T1
'
A
Tl
I
V
Tllin
-1T1TT
Another
Conservative,
K.
A.
i
yUUnrwlJ
Iv.Vlft
Ull-
make
it
impracticable
to
reheat
f
'SAN.
Thanks
to
the
storm-beatn
hull
until
tiuy
Five
Years
Is
Sentence
British
Politics
Now
is
the
time
to
get
warm
(
l.,n.s
al
Prices!
HKAVV
JAC
KrTS.
all-w.M.
H.SmZ
r
HKAK
heavy
wil
wikiI.
PAN'I
s
uiii
sHidi
heavy
wo.
ms
MEN'S
WEAR
I'MII)
Sill
ItTH
All
Wool
heavy
nMti
slia
Ri-gular
S8.50,
Now
'
WCtltK
SIIIRTS-Ofjod
heavy
weight
Grey
Wrt
i
Special
I'kSMAS'S
I'SION
Sl'ITS-lst
oualily
heavy
:
fc,
.Suits.
All
sizes.
.Special,
tier
suit
'
start
to
make
r.tiain
ever-courteous
Agent
The
Takla
had
been
driven
up
Butler,
announced
that
the
opposition
would
take
every
opportunity
to
force
a
general
election
and
reminded
the
House
that
the
subjects
of
foreign
policy
and
defence
were
coming
up
next
week.
Yesterday's
Conservative
-attempt
to
iorce
the
government
out
of
office
by
blaming
Labor
General
for
B.C.,
Mr.
Mc-
to
hlKh
water
mark
by
the
ski.-.
,
T
.
,
.
,
which
have
lashed
here
since
the
Adam,
I
ride
in
style
from
stranding.
London
to
T
i
1
b
U
r
y
to
Capt.
Fete
Pai
kvold
is
now
ut
,
,
..
,
.
...
the
scene
to
aid
salvors
in
jti
in
board
the
sleek
new
ping
me
vessel
of
gear
-urn
000-tuii
CbllSiill.
!
equipment
nendme
final
refloat-
NEW
YORK.
William
Remington,
following
conviction
on
a
charge
of
perjury
in
denying
that
he
had
been
a
member
of
the
Communist
party,
was
sea:
tenced
to
live
years'
imprisonment
with
fine
of
$2()IJ).
Remington
hud
been
accused
ol
VALUE:
Durable
Vorl
tor
Britain
meairre
meat
ra-
1
ln
wliirn
underwriters
said
'o-
ti(Jlls
was
th
second
unsuceess
Almiist
before
I
act
a
chance
"
n'
"
to
say
goodbye
and
thanks
to
the
most
obliging
chauffeur
in
month
or
so-if
eve..
London,
I
am
taken
in
tow
by1
VVIMtl.
fANTS
All
woolen
Pants,
pood
for
li.shinn
an'1
work.
All
S.IU-U.
Succial.
per
pair
?7.5
KAINf'OATS-
Trench
style.
W'?
.have
al1
sizes
In
these
and
they
aie
a
real
buy
at
this
special
pi
irc
$10.13
DkCSK
PANTS
-
Nice
worst.-ds.
invisible
checks.
Three
shades
to
(
house
from.
Kxpertly
tailored
in
a1!
.sizes.
Were
num.
Now
on
sal-
at
Ilo.uil
In!
Conservative
challenge
in
,
making
s
rct.s
available
to
the
two
days
and
tne
third
in
a
communists
while
he
held
a
wel''-
'responsible
government
position.
Liberal
party
members
joined
iiil.rc
will
be
an
appeal.
.
the
Conservatives
in
vol.;,2
1
against
government.
!Penticton
Hit
THE
LABOR
government
lias
withstood
the
storm
of
Opposition
in
the
British
Parliament
and
has
been
sustained
on
the
critical
issues
of
nationalization
of
the
iron
and
steel
industry
and
the
handling
of
meat..
Flush
with
the
strong
scent
of
possible
victory
should
an
election
be
called,
the
Conservative
Opposition
has
announced
that
it
will
follow
up
any
opportunity
that
would
precipitate
a
defeat
of
the
government
on
a
non-confidence
motion
and
a
consequent
election.
Next
week
foreign
affairs
and
defence
are
coming
up.
The-iQppusition
is
unlikely,
however,
to
embarrass
the
government
on
the
subject
of
foreign
affairs
in
the
face
of
the
current
difficult
international
situation.
And,
on
defence,
it
will
hardly
attack
the
government
on
the
substance
of
its
defence
policy
although
it
may
on
the
execution
of
it.
J
The
political
pot
is
beginning
to
simmer
again
irf
Britain
but
there
is
no
certainty
that
it
will
boil
offer.
Hard
By
Flu
j
PKNTICION
r
Dr.
Helen
(
iCeman,
rnedic.d
lieullh
officer,
i
estimates
25
per
cent
of
inks
city's
11,0000
residents
have
been
;
stricken
by
infliien.'.a.
Thw
doclor
described
the
elites
I
as
b'hiK
mild
arid
said
the
epl-
Canada
Gets
German
Miners
BONN.
The
government
of
West
Germany
has
appruved
a
plan
(or
the
emigration
of
OOO
young
German
miners
to
Canada.
The
Canadian
Metal
Mines'
Association
will
pay
all
irans-uurtation
costs.
The
(irsl
!!
;
will
leave
fir
Canaua
lifxt
week.
Winter
Hits
Rupert
Again
Woody
Woodchuck
seems
to
have
ben
a
"bad
steer"
last
week.
It
was
just
a
week
ago
that,
he
promised
that
winter
was
finished.
For
the
first
day
or
so
it
appeared
he
was
right
but
this
week
has
undone
all
the
good
work
a
few
mild
days
had
done.,
Wednesday
night's
rain,
whbh
continued
until
noon
yesterday,
cleared
away
a
good
part
of
the
fnow
which
covered
the
city.
However,
sleet
yesterday
afternoon,
followed
by
snow
last,
night,
gave
the
landscape
another
white
blanket,
to
confront
waking
eiti.e.'is
this
moniin:;.
IMIIISH
MIX
-All
wool
and
wool
and
silk
mix;m
patterns.
A
Inuy
sehcUon
from,
nair
V(ltK
BMTS
Heavy
work
boots,
solidly
bj;
counter,
extra
heavy
sole.
All
sizes.
Special
BOYS'
WEAR
LONT.
PANTS
We
sti'l
have
some
i,l
th.-.
f
ylt,
v,
left,
in
all
tirjts.
Kptial,
tier
pair
$r
HIr)Kltr.KKS-
Puu
wont,
tailored
to
til.
Vv'
terns
In
ail
sizes.
Outstanding
values
at
M'IKMM.
Hi
HITS
Heal
school
boots,
very
.stronvjj
Sues
11-13
4A5.
Sizes
1-5
kl
hHrK
HilOIS
Knee
Iioos,
I.a-e
hiiu
au
.Special,
i
t
puir,
from
a
cheery-faeed
woman
in
the
uniform
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Corps.
Her
job
is
to
pilot
widows
and
orphans,
waifs
and
strays,
old
cripples
and
tiny
tots,
through
officialdom.
She
gtls
me
past
the
British
customs
of-lioiais
almost
before
you
can
say
Ja?k
Kobinson.
She
won't
take
a
tip,
of
course,
nor
a
"contribution"
for
the
work
of
that
grand
old
society.
0O0
MY
CABIN
is
on
D
deck,
right
opposite
the
dining
room
i
pardon
me,
sailor,
I
mean
dining
saloon
.
My
next-door
neighbors
are
Hindus,
families
with
youn
children,
homeward
bound.
We
have
about
70(1
passengers
aboard
(capacity
lOUOi.
You
could
call
this
trip
a
gigantic
travelling
nursery,
tor
tliere
arc
scores
and
scores
of
mother;
with
young
children.
These
are
the
families
of
men
in
UK'
Butish
armed
services.
Whatever
ei.se
I
learn
from
the
first
24
hours
aboard
this
fine
ship,
I
conclude
that
the
British
don't
intend
to
lose
Malay
or
Singapore
at
any
early
date.
Otherwise,
the
women
aiul
children
of
the
army,
navy
and
air
foree
jieople
would
be
moving
in
the
other
direction.
0O0
,
deniie
was
"nothiiir;
to
wu
ry
i
ubotif
"
HOCKEY
scores
;
NatM.iial
Ice
Arena
Poll
For
combination
arena
-'or
skating
rink
only
hop
and
i
Iwtiolt
4.
Cliu
jmo
3.
fseiflc
Coast
iVrliaiid
JU.
8eattle
2.
OkatiacM-Mainline
Kaiuiis
-
Veiiinii
t
(over-
For
curling
rink
only
rave
at
,250,000
project
..
45
';
Compulsory
Army
;
MOO
project
:tf
time
i
.
Coll
On
Enthusiasm
Needed
I
-IKE
ALL
political
parties,
the
socialists
are
Le.
inclined
to
claim
for
themselves
a
monopoly
of
a
the
virtues
and
to
deny
to
their
opponents
any.
cfcedit
for
decent
motives
or
actions,
observes
the
Iinted
Word.
This
might
lie
dismissed
as
good,
clean
political
fun
if
it
were
not
for
the
tendency
of
anti-socialists
to
accept
as
justifiable
the
indictment
of
themselves
as
drawn
by
socialists.
In
the
days
of
the
two-party
system
few
Liberals
were
rrjuch
concerned
about
anything
said
against
their
pUrty
by
the
Conservatives,
and
the
Conservatives
ge-nerally
felt
safe
in
ignoring
verbal
vitriol
flung
Service
Is
Urged
OTTAWA.
George
Cruick-shank,
Liberal
MP
for
Fraser
Valley,
speaking
In
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday,
called
for
compulsory
service
in
the
reserve
army.
He
did
not
consider
outright
conscription
necessary
or
GREER
&
BRIDD
111
II
1)1
US
AMI
(ON
TKA(
TOILS
LAST
WEEK
the
handsome!
staff
commander
of
this
craft
I
was
on
the
BBC
television
pro-
rc
uc
mii
ypef
Ol
eutldinq
ond
Kcm
After
all
is
sru'if
ami
ifone,
how
does
it
taste
in
the
cup!
That
is
ttnt
counts!
TEA
BAGS
yield
the
perfect
flutuur.
gram,
lie
was
idling
lanu-iuo-.
atVisable
at
the
present
time.
Phone
Black
367
uers
uuoui
me
siuuiumrs
wiu.u
seep
this
ship
from
rolling.
Hav
r.O.
liox
721
Prlncf
Rap
ing
a
liberal
dash
of
the
man-from-Missouri
spirit
in
me,
I
thought
to
mysflt,
'They'll
have
to
show
me."
Bingo
Canned
By
Catholic
Church
Well,
believe
it
or
not,
they
are
doing
last
that.
Here
we
are.
Broadway
d
MONTREAL.
Games
of
chance,
including
bingo,
iave
been
banned
throughout
,
the
Roman
Catholic
archdiocese
of
Montreal.
The
archbishop
says
that
the
church
is
not
a
(manual
organization,
intlt'll
le1:::
a
school
of
panics.
L
Jin
and
school
days
his
boyhrmd
there.
oOo
Hours:
7
1;'
For
take
home
orders
Phone?.
f
AV.LT
well
out
in
the
Bay
of
Biscay.
The
wind
is
blowing
like
ali-get-out.
There
te
enough
sea
running
to
loss
most
ships
really
roughly.
But
we
are
gliding
through
it.
Maybe
it's
skillful
steering.
Or
majbe
it
Is
those
stabilisers,
whih
are
a
unique
feature
of
this
new
greyhound
of
the
oceans.
0O0
MOST
OF
THE
passengers
are
bound
for
Bombay;
and
most
of
the
passengers
are
of
western
race
that
is,
are
not
of
Indian
ancestry.
One
thing
that
gives
me
.
a
thrill
is
that
quite
a
few
of
the
Britishers
going
back
to
India
are
from
families
which
served
in
the
old
British
Raj
days.
A
few
years
a-o
they
thought
they
were
saying
goodbye
for
ever.
But
now
many
of
them
are
going
back
into
private
business
posts.
Beside
me
at
the
dining
table
sits
a
British
youngster
who
looks,
talks
and
ajts
like
something
right
out
of
a
G.
H.
Henty
Be
Wise..
BUY
NO
THE
SHIP'S
COMPANY
Is
certainly
international.
The
officers
and
most
of
the
stewards
are
British.
A
few
stewards
and
mast
of
the
seamen
are
Hindus
(why
are
such
seamen
called
Lascars?
I.
The
chef
Is
French
(thank
Allah
anil
the
P
and
Oi.i
A
Swiss
presides
over
salads
and
cold
cuts.
(
oOo
i
I
HAVE
A
TWO-BUNK
cabin
all
to
myself.
It
Is
beautifully
,
fitted
even
down
to
a
tele-1
phone.
There
is
a
bingo
game
on
i
now
(count
me
out
i
.
There
Is
a
free
movie
tonight
and
also
a
j
dance
in
the
tourist
section.
1
!
am
travelling
first-class
this
i
time.
But
1
think
I'll
take
in
both
.
movie
and
dance.
I
don't
dance
any
more,
but
I
like
to
watch.
PS
For
Scots:
The
f
ire,
I,on-
!
Opera
Pumps
vi.
Black
Suede
't-
Family
Shoe
byj
the
Liberals.
A
really
good
issue
might
change
the
political
label
of
a
government
but,
after
the
hfiit
of
election
speeches
had
cooled,
the
actual
process
of
government
went
on
much
as
before.
If
the
Liberals
had
gained
power
they
found
that
there
wlis
no
need
to
hurry
in
making
Canada
a
free-twtde
country,
and
the
Conservatives,
no
matter
hww
loudly
they
had
shouted
"No
truck
or
trade
with
the
Yankees,"
never
got
around
to
raising
an
iinpassable
tariff
barrier
on
the
southern
border.
;
The
admirable
thing
about
socialists
is
that
t$ey
do
not
feel
impelled
to
run
around
apologizing
f($r
holding
their
political
faith.
They
have
the
continual
enthusiasm
and
belief
in
their
own
righteousness
that
will
aiways
make
converts.
;
It
is
arguable
that
converts
to
socialism
are
stayed
to
that
side
because
they
are
not
tough-njinded
enough
to
resist.
That
may
be
so.
If
it
is,
tliere
is
little
hope
that
either
a
Liberal
or
Conservative
speaker-
will
win
them
back
to
what
he
feels
to
be
the
true
faith
by
merely
adopting
socialistic
schemes
with
the
implied
admission
that
Conservatives
or
Liberals
have
been
wrong
because
they
did
it
see
the
light
before.
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parties
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to
need
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of
more
enthusiasm
for
what
they
believe
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morf
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in
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joint
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defence
of
North
America,
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the
United
States
is
at
war,
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is
at
war.
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are
at
war,
or
are
carrying
out
a
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job
anywhere
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