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English
Football
Car
Shortage
Not
Reason
TORONTO.
Donald
GurdOT
,
chairman
und
president
of
the
,
a
.v.
Canadian
National
Railways
hit
lhe
nunibt-r
of
ties
installed
back
yesterdav
at
Mum"
!
dWn,54
eent-
Eh
lng
the
crisis
in
the
movement
'
"rrltd
r,;"uired
'
of
the
bumper
western
ffrain
crop
on
a
shortage
of
railway
j
MO"E
EFFICIENCY
box
cars.
I
"We
not
only
carried
more
Speaking
at
the
tran.sporta-!
'rel(?ht,
,a-ster
but
'
used
"'-tion,
Communications
and
Com-
i
y
of
manPoer
and
mereiKi
Travnlli-K
rvu
1
materials
and
equipment,
and
I
12
RctoWe
and
Effl-:p
ni,tf
ice.
Al.su
agents
for
Wid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
and
aU
,
iMDSAY'S
CARTAGE
'storage
LIMITED
.
.nd
Park
Avenues
,
J19
Fhonrs
W
nd
i
o
o
SHOE
"POLISH
English
League
Division
I
Arsenal
0,
Liverpool
0
(tie).
Chelsea
0,
Derby
County
1.
Manchester
United
3,
Athletic
2.
Portsmouth
1,
Manchester
C.
0.
Preston
North
End
3,
Blackpool
1.
Sunderland
1,
Aston
Villa
3.
West
Bromwich
Albion
3,
Newcastle
United
3
Ulei.
Division
II
Barnsley
1,
Luton
Town
2.
Doncaster
Kovers
1,
Brent
at
the
Canadian
National
Ex-
C
,thU
as
lndicatlve
of
pro?-
1
1
hloition,
Mr.
Gordon
declared
i
rfMt
ln
the
Canadian
railway
in-
that
tne
difficulty
confronting
HlZ'
,
t.h
ruiiuou.
w
..;
i
.
This
It
an
era
in
whi
h
1
FKILAY
P.M.
4:30
Sleepy
lime
Storte
4:4S-Stoek
QuoU
&
Int.
5:00
Int.
Comty.
5:10
Alberta
Pipeline
5:30
Dill
Good
Spoils
5:45
Lvrical
Lady
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Personal
Album
3:30
Now
I
Ask
You
7:00
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News
7:15
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News
Roundup
7:30
Chamber
Music
8:00
Here
Comes
the
Band
8:30
Vane
juver
Theatre
-Tfiuii:
n.wvts
the
.train
for
shipment"
bat
in
1
,t"ge
continued
'Ue'f
,P,art
ot
normal-
:
L
AUCTIONEER
,ity,"
Mr.
Gordon
kkuhih
ria
oi
it
when
the
rail
I
which
we
must
move
faster
and
Polishes
haul
m
completed.
!
faster
even
w.v...
to
,
o.
stand
still.
The
Th.r
I
-
Fast
unt
uiai
e
iK
io
railway
manaye-
and
July
the
CNR
moved
a
daily
ment
and
employees
is
that
illy
average
of
508
cars
from
the
;
must
be
prepared
to
reject
out-prairies
quantity
that
.ur-jworn
methods
and
outmoded
ford
2.
Everton
1,
Nottingham
Forest
0.
-
w,
.
7,.
";
of
thinking,
and
be
will-1
im-:
TJ
"A
ne
mg
to
seize
every
opportunity
to
said
Congestion
in
Lakehead
'
use
the
products
of
scientific
terminals
developed
to
the
point
1
knowledge.
If
there
is
a
serious
where
we
had
as
many
as
2400
!
threat,
in
th
ir,r,,.to-m
..,
George
Furniotis,
who
has
been
i
home
on
a
holiaay
oi
a
few
months
duration,
left
early
in
the
week,
returning
to
"Toronto.
ears
ln
the
vards
await
inv
!
.u..
-
,
I
;-"vc
ui
me
lauways
is,
arises
i.
.hi.
.m
loading
The
average
number
-
rrom
the
habits
of
mind
induced
detained
during
July
was
around
;
by
a
long
history
of
close
and
000
cars.
;
exacting
rolilctums
over
what
"Clearly
It
is
uneconomic
In
!
railway
management
can
and
normal
circumstances
to
use
box
cannot
do
in
adjusting
services
cars
as
warehouses
on
wheels
i
to
changing
conditions.
The
Can-
I.
-
...lam
uaii
ririve
SOFT-HEARTED
CSM.
Maurice
Jutrenu
of
Mntral
has
organized
collection
of
relief
supplies
for
Korean
hospitals.
Here
he
looks
over
the
day's
"take"
with
houseboy
Han.
The
iergeant-majoi,
with
the
sniper
platoon
of
the
2nd
Battalion,
Royal
22nd
Regiment,
has
asked
Canadian
troops
in
Korea
to
contribute
turpi
uc
food
supplies
to
the
hospitals.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
ana
it
is
anything
but
helpful
adlan
puoiie
values
ius
great
1
to
the
available
supply
of
box
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
,
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
railway
systems;
it
would
be
a
pity
if
the
railways
were
so
loved
that
they
were
squeezed
to
death.
0:00
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for
Strings
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Books
9:45
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Drama
10:00
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News
10:10
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News
10:15
Let's
Find
Out
10:30
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Symptionette
11:00
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U:08
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otf
SATURDAY
AM.
7:00
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,
8:00
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News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
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Concert
9:00
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News
and
Comty
9:15
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Serenade
9:30
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Stamp
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9:45
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Answer
Man
9:59
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bignal
10:00
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10:15
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10:30
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10:45
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10:55
Weauiei
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Interlude
11:00
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pate
11:30
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11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
cars
to
have
them
tied
up
at
a
time
when
the
railways
are
hard
pressed
to
meet
the
requirements
ICS,
"
7""
ip
here
you're
put-l,ng
your
cor
in
cx-pert
hands.
Our
attendants
have
had
years
of
experience
und
training
in
proper
cor
core.
They
know
what
vou
need
they
hove
whot
it
New
Pulp
Mill
Each
Week
Phone
II
far
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
wr
moving
not
only
wheat,
but
j
"The
public
places
increasing
other
important
commodities.
To
i
emphasis
upon
speed.
But
when
avoid
aggravating
the
conges-
j
it
comes
to
designing
motive
tlon
It
has
been
necessary
to
:
power
whether
it
be
a
marine
make
adjustments
in,
loading
I
or
an
airplane
or
motor-car
en-cars
at
prairie
points.
gine
or
a
railway
locomotive-'But
to
describe
this
situation
;
engineers
are
well
aware
that
as
a
shortage
of
box
cars
for
speed
can
be
a
costly
quality
In
Mes
to
keep
that
If
Timber
Available
Minister
of
Lands
!
balsam
aM
the
timbers
present-
irges
L
Wastage
;
,y
used
f()t
pup
manufacture,
"We
could
start
a
new
pulp'Ml-
Kenney
declares
the
day
is
mill
every
week
in
British
Co-
j
approaching
when
poplar
and
lumbia
If
there
was
sufficient
'
Jackpine
will
be
extensively
used,
timber
under
the
new
forest!
Refe-'arch,
he
feels,
will
also
conservation
poiicy,"
says
Hon.
I
find
means
for
the
more
ef
fec-E.
T.
Kjnney.
minister,
of
lands
:
tlve
use
of
cedar
which
cannot
'
and
forests,
who
is
here
for
the
now
be
used
jn
pulp
'manufac-annual
convention
of
the
Asso-
j
turc.
piuteH
ta.tii-Hc
nf
TroHa
tf
Con-,
Ci,
i
ar
of
yours
in
0
4
Si
n
a
"new"
condition
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.;
Coqultlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
.
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMrSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOIi
WORTH
VEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coqultlam,
September.
14
and
28
FOR
SOUTH
QLEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coqultlam,
Sept.
7,
and
21
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
Drive
up
longer.
U3he3
:kre,
today!
.
.
.
jUISTKICT
O.N
Illt.llWAV
(
tral
British
Columbia.
"The
Northern
and
Central
B.C.
are
trouble
is
there
Is
not
enough
,.i
ot
tv.
.h.
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
(
p.m.
-
3:30
A.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
fir"ber,
vSllab:'a
Just
where
"jsion
but
on
the
highway.
E.
T.
J!lan
.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
and
There
is
still
plenty
of
timber
j
toresU,
told
the
Associated
in
the
interior,
said
Mr.
Kenney.
j
Boards
convention
here
yester-
woK-n
me
railways
are
respon-;
transportation.
Increased
speed
slble
is
hardly
an
accurate
rep-,
beyond
a
critical
point
is
at-resentation
of
the
facts.
;
tained
at
the
sa:.-ifice
of
econ-
"The
tacts
will
show
that
the
j
omy.
There
is
an
optimum
CNR
now
has
on
the
western
!
cruising
speed
and
an
optimum
region
some
24,000
empty
box
j
load
determined
by
the
techni-cars
in
readiness
for
the
new
cal
characteristics
of
equip-crop
and
all
other
traffic
of-,
ment.
!
fering.
This
pool
of
cars
amounts
!
"The
railways
are
not
incap-to
no
less
than
37
per
cent
of
able
nor
averse
to
the
idea
of
our
total
box
car
ownership
on
j
increasing
the
speed
of
both
Canadian
lines."
;
passenger
and
freight
service
Mr.
Oordon
used
the
record
of
I
and,
if
peed
were
our
sole
ob-Ihe
past
two-
decades
to
now
I
jectlve,
we
could
cut
the
time
the
Improvements
that
the
rail-
of
our
freight
train
schedules
ways
have
made
in
operating
I
by
as
much
as
one-third.
If
efficiency.
Using
1928
as
the!
speed
were
unimportant,
e:on-base
period,
the
CNR
has
been
omical
operation
would
dictate
able
to
carry
40
per
cent
more
an
average
freight
train
speed
net
ton-miles
of
freight
with
13
of
about
15
miles
per
hour,
per
cent
fewer
freight
cars
of
"What
the
public
wants
is
not
all
type.
Measured
by
the
av-
i
simply
speed,
but
speed
at
a
erage
freight
train
speed,
serv-
I
price,
and
as
low
a
price
as
pos-
For
OiMjtld
Orders
Prion
133
SATURDAY
P.M.
12:00
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12:30
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Song
Time
1:30
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Melodies
2:00
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Bandst'd
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Bandst'd
3:00
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Week
3:00
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Box
3:15
Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
3:30
Let's
Look
Around
3:45
Announcer's
Choice
uuu
Liieie
is
aueauy
cvercuiling
;
ay
uii
viic
luoji
wncic
IJU
U1
operators
naturally
want
to
13-cate.
the
time
has
come
when
new
pulp
mills
will
l.Hve
to
go
into
"We
have
the
natural
resources
and
industry
has
come
to
our
door.
"And
no
part
of
the
North
can
grow
without
the
whole
North
deriving
benefit."
the
interior,
he
declares.
!
Thei
j
could
be
five
of
six
more
Relieve
HAY
FEVER
He
cited
the
tremendous
in-
pulp
mills
put
on
the
coast
on
f
BF.N
nACKSTAYJ
Superior
Auto
Supply
Ltd.
in
the
last
Hay
Fct
wrdn
t
plaK.!e
with
crease
in
population
you
it;
the
hal
nf
cnmnlPt
iitillrntinn
me
OaSIS
OI
Complete
Utilization
,
v.,rlnolp!
tin
nor
rpnl
""l
nrt
-tiring.
it
blowing
and
fix
wnnn
Mr
Konnau
hut
!
11
"
J
"
J
ii
c
wjj
improved
Dy
24
per
ccnt.
s'oie.
RastinK-
its
ilrhing
irritation
of
eyen
and
fwrs.
Ort
rcli'f
with
Tf-tniileton'
RAZ-
While
the
search
continues
I
not
under
the
present
wasteful
ln
"rlh'rn
anJ
,Ceni';al
B
C-
uue
to
improvements
in
design
i
IN
Oft
of
rail
and
treatment
of
ties
on
i
for
engineerinz
imorovements1
method
of
liquidation
whereby
I
"R
M
AH
an
did
Mm.
Veslf
y
BrannUm,
Dunnvill-.
Dm.
S;nce
ciiiMViofrd,
niie
Biirter-d
from
Hay
Fever.
The
older
she
milln
trnrlra
thn
Irtnn,..,
..f
that
a'ill
airl
U
-
0
r-.rTit
nf
ttia
tftnhnf
la
luf
rail
laid
last
year
was
reduced
,
higher
casts,
an
attempt
Ls
be-jin
the.
woods
and
another
25
,but
a'
are
1'400'0j0
peo'
(tot,
th
more
she
nufierpd.
Then
her
druggist
'ecommpnded
RA.-MAH.
"The
very
first
nighi
I
took
RAZ-MAH,"
Mr.
Brnnston
writes,
"I
slept
comfortably.
When
I
awoke,
my
eve
uy
o
per
cent
compared
to
1928
J
mg
maae
to
strike
a
balance
in
i
percent
is
wasted
Dy
present
This
population
increase
a?
manutacturing
pethods
of
saw-
manded
a
greater
sense
of
re
1
;
the
kind
of
service
provided
the
'
j
integration
of
industrial
pro-
PORTRAITS
:!
ce-es
together
with
shortened
Films
Develoued
and
Pilr.uri
1
working
hours
means
that
more
ponsibility
from
such
bodies
as
uoubii
simr'
The
pulp
mill
Is
the
solution
T
1
,.
T
A
a
U
J-1
thA
Jon
t
suffer
a
day
lonjrer
than
you
OI
COinplde
Utilization
OI
tlmoer,
.,i,i.
ih.m
t
have
to.
Kor
quirk,
mlr
trl,e
from
Hav
things
must
be
accomplished
ln
aid
tha
ml.v.ster,
predicting
that
;
s"'-
'
.'
.
Few,
take
kaz-mau.
Umt
bj
thou-
PROMPT
SERVICE
the
future
industry
would
be
ting
forth
resolutions.
I
C
HANDLER'S
STI
DIO
210-4th
Street
Box
645
I'hone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
a
given
time.
This
suggests
thnt
across
the
whole
range
of
transportation
the
standard
of
.speed
will
be
raised,
so
that
what
is
now
an
aye-rage
or
normal
level
will
in
time
appear
to
be
slow."
"Plan
for
the
future
always,!
and
draw
up
your
resolutions
accordingly.
"They
are
taken
very
seriously
by
all
levels
of
government."
"We
hope
that
highway
we're
on
is
in
better
snupe
ihan
Highway
16,"
quipped
t'hairman
W.
J.
Scott,
as
the
minister
sat
down.
close
integration
of
pulp
mill,
sawmill
and
wallboard
or
plywood
factories,
thereby
eliminating
all
loss
of
timber.
"The
day
Is
coming
when
it
will
be
considered
a
disgrace
to
have
a
mill
burner,"
he
asserted.
Mi.
Kenney
said
that
already
efiorts
were
being
made
to
obtain
special
freights
for
the
shipment
of
slabs,
edgings
and
such
present
wastage
in
interior
saw-m'.ik
to
the
pulp
mill
at
Prince
Rupert.
mm
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
it,
News
classified.
MM
PRESENT
CREDIT
RESTRICTIONS
HAVE
MADE
'
JOHN
Q.
PUBLIC
ECONOMY-MINDED
CONSIDER
THESE
FACTS
WHEN
BUYING
A
CAR:
Ford's
English
Prefect
and
New
Consul
display
.
.
.
Lowest
price
In
their
field
,
.
.
Cheapest
per
mile
operation
.
.
.
Small
down
payment
available
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Even
in
farm
land
clearing,
Mr.
Kenney
foresees
the
day
when,
instead
of
burning
it,
the
larmcr
wnl
sell
the
timber
he
lulls
for
cordwuud.
Whereas
hemlock,
spruce
and
i
Ben
Backstay
was
a
boa
is
ream,
A
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