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MEN'S
and
BOY'S
ClOTK
Friday,
September,
21,
1951
and
SHOES
at
SAVING
British
Election
ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
I
don't
like
to
talk
with
people
who
always
agee
with
me.
It
Is
amusing
to
coquette
with
an
echo
for
a
little
while
but
one
soon
ti.-es
of
it.
Carlyle.
For
SATURDAY
and
MONDAY
$h0
more
'HE
"Festival
of
Britain"
year
suddenly
has
become
a
General
Election
year.
Prime
Minister
t:
MEN'S
PANTS
Large
selcK-tion
for
lreSi
Priced
uiid
'
MEN'S
M'lTS
Ail
wool,
perlect
fit
MEN'S
l'NI)EKWEARTwo-ple,e
and
cw.fe,
'
''
makes
.
-Mai
MacArthur
Menare
WHILE
THE
attention
of
the
world
was
focusscil
,
i
rt
n
MEN
S
ALL
WOOL
Ol'TING
KHIItTSpmm
$8.30
While
there
may
be
another
soniewiieru.
we
do
know
of
a
seven
inch
car.'ot
with
cireum-lerence
of
about
un
inch's
grown
tn
PrinJe
Rupert.
It
13
irom
the
Ninth
Avenue
garden
of
a
pioneer
citizen
whose
unalterable
modtity
camut
permit
publication
,
of
Identity.
The
ground
is
just
muskeg,
aftti-
having
had
a
few
years
of
simple
attention,
and
results
are
commencing
to
tu-pass
fondest
MEN'S
DKESS
OXFORDS
Good
fit
MEN'S
WORK
KHIKTS-BeH
makes,
all
,
ion
tne
&an
rrancisco
peace-signing-
ceremony,
General
MacArthur
made
:
an
ominous
speech
in
Cleveland
which
foreshadows
a
fight
which
is
bound
to
arfect
us
here
in
Canada.
I
in
efieo.
MacArthur
allied
'
himself
with
Senator
Taft
in
the
!
"StcD
Eisenhower"
move
now
MEN'S
T-SHIRTS
All
sizes,
ulilte
I
Attlee
is
appealing
to
the
country
on
Oct.
25.
With
all
the
hesetting
difficulties
Britain
Jias
faced
during
the
past
few
years,
and
with
a
scant
majority
of
from
three
to
nine
votes
in
the
House
of
Commons,
few
Prime
Ministers
of
any
country
would
have
had
the
temerity
to
carry
on
the
government.
Whatever
may
be
one's
political
opinion,
none
can
fail
to
pay
tribute
to
the
steadfastness,
courage
and
integrity
of
Mr.
Attlee
as
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Britain
during
a
most
hectic
period
in
her
long
history.
The
Conservative
party,
led
by
that
great
wartime
leader,.
Right
Hon,
Winston
Churchill,
will
be
the
main
opposition
to
the
Labour
Government.
Not-v
ithstaiuling
defeat
at
the
last
election
which
followed
the
victory
in
which
he
played
so
large
a
part,
the
magic
of
his
name
still
has
tremendous
appeal
to
the
voters.
But
problems
in
peace
time,
and
in
days
of
a
cold
war
threatening
to
become
another
world
war,
are
different
to
those
when
Churchill
was
heading
a
BOVS
FTI.I.Ol'EK
SWEATERS
Fancy
Three
of
this
year's
10
winners
of
the
international
essay
contest
organized
under
the
auspices
of
the
I'nited
Nations
Department
of
Public
Information
are
greeted
upon
their
arrival
at
V.N.
Ilead-
quarters
by
Benjamin
Cohen,
U.N.
Assistant
Secretary-General
for
Public
Information.
They
are,
left
to
right:
Dr.
Amil
Chilaty,
Tehe-
.
a
.
.
,
-
,...
r'unviA.
l,.fi
RELIEVING
A
FKACTI
RE
William
Andrews
returneJ
BOYS'
H
lVDIlltl
AKEKS
Priced
irom
AH
sizes.
Almost
hail
si.;:
ran,
Iran
ueorge
n.
nun,
uxiora,
r-iiKianu.
a..u
.....
.
.
V'day
rt
I
,
J
m
m
th
me
.liia.
Monrovia.
Liberia.
The
theme
of
their
essay
was
"The
United
Na-
home.
nial
.I
..j
,k.i;
;
f
..tornaiinnal
Solidaritv
Hal
where
his
left
e
had
been
t
ii3
n
iivi
n
v
rtviu'iuh
iic
v
wn
j'
-
.
,
in
a
cast
lollowniB
r-""L
k
BOYS'
PANTS
Dig
selection,
fur
dress
or
scUjA
I
f
-acture
of
the
right
ankle."
priced
irom
afoot
in
the
U.S.A.
The
general
was
purpo.se!
vague
as
t3
whether
he
was
backing
Taft
for
the
Republican
nomination,
or
asking
Taft
to
back
him.
But
he
lef
no
room
for
doubt
on
the
'
more
important
point
he
is
s
gunning
for
Ike.
i
A
New
York
Times
report
cfs
September
9
says:
j
"At
Cleveland
he
specifically
i
!
assigned
responsibility
for
the
iise
of
woild
Bolshevism
since
(
the
end
of
the
second
World
.
load.
Our
average
is
below
the
Malone
(N.Y.I
Telegram.
,
700
K
W.
mentioned
by
Mr.
Bcnnycastle
during
the
opera-
FELLING
LANGl'ID?
!
tivc
period
per
day
and
at
each
ine
kuke
and
Du:hess
BOYS'
STOCKINGS
Good
makws,
pair
.
LETTERBOX
i
normal
daily
inoperative
period
Windso.',
one
learns,
plan
I
maximum
flow
to
the
city
sys-
visiting
Alberta
sometime
aluii
WATEB
AND
POWER
Editor,
Daily
News:
BOYS'
Kl
liiilR
KNEE
BOOTS-AImast
half
m
Moke
lure
that
you
are
in
the
right
ft
Look
for
the
Big
Sign!
tem
is
available.
Thu
available
ln
mid-winter.
Its
only
wruu
flow
should
therefore
normally
there
and
at
that
season,
thty
We
note
statements
appearing
be
well
in
exc-ss
oi
that
men-
are
really
in
the
north.
Olhe
in
vnnr
issno
nf
R.-ntemher
n
tioned
by
Mr.
Bonny-castle
pro-
;
times.
lt'
ranee
or
the
Medi-
uauuii
at
di.
uo
ryy
,War
t0
.OHr
political
and
mili-
u
nt,,n4V,
tv..
"aw
nuvtv
r
ic
oi
1
1-
fminifm
siicn
i
i
!.
.,..
,..v,.
n...
LUC
rW
Cllti
111
UJ.
Wl
V
M".
I
uiy
icaucic
ttiuuiig
wuuin
,
VlCling
iriLUOIiai
losses
uiiu
uc-
lchhuuii,
aiijwucit
ou
j
cit
city
water
main
us
soutn.
in
time,
nowevn,
hop
and
ave
at
strength
lies
in
the
protest
vote
rather
than
in
the
of
a
ZmToFZ
,0
"e
.erSm
prepared
m
the
party:
Continuing
food
shortages,
keener
austerity
ue
and
flow.
i
will
come
a
craving,
mere
win
i
..-
iimhl.
if
a
i-ouinch
a
u.vl
:
.
,.:
t
....
notn
consuuinu
eiiuuieeis
nuvu
nwu5..u
-
oiewari,
ctmsuuiiig
BiiBiuecrs
Lii
,
,
...
,.
,-.,,..,.
...
hraino
hlnt
from
the
Cl.eat
tt
TS
worth
notinc
that
Senator
,
Bagea
oy
tnecny.
i
,
t.
,,..
r,,v
sn.,P
Bear
Lake
and
hotcakes
for
McCarthy's
most
frenzied
,
After
consideration
of
records,
'
.
.
cou)d
not
lve
Ut..
breakfast.
smear-mongering
of
the
past
flow
sheets
ana
inspection,
Mr.
mile
igules
i
-
year
was
directed
against
one
Bonnycastle
s
opinion
was
that
j
The
propoilj
advanced
of
lay-I
It
may
not
be
realized
that
m
of
the
most
respected
figures
in
:
the
limit
of
gravitational
flow
I
jng
a
new
main
3Q
.
in
diameter
the
second
great
wj;,
more
civil-
,
the
entire
world
-General
George
i
to
the
city
distribution
system
rQm
the
"recently
installed
24"
,
ians
wre
killed
and
injured
I
C.
Marshall.
j
would
not
exceed
2
25
million
;
ectU)n
th
45-
penstock
is
than
were
soldiers.
Meanwhile,;
That
smear
compaign
fell
flat,
,
gallons
per
day.
If
as
stated
the
esUmaU(d
by
Mr
Stewart
to
cost
tha
fact
remains
that
toduy
more
For
EW
CONSTRUGIC
and
REPAIR
W
partly
because
the
big
newspaper
diameter
oi
me
io
cuy
wuier
;
apProyiniatelv
$307,500
or
$492.-
civilians
appear
to
know
more
son
mthP
da'ni
The
Dronosal
to
about
the
expected
approach
ofj
chains
of
the
U
S
A
,
which
have
main
has
been
reduced
Dy
Diis-not
hesitated
to
publicize
in
full
ters
and
accumulations
to
16"
most
of
the
fevered
fomentations
the
estimate
arrived
at
by
Mr.
of
the
McCarthy
mind,
simply
Stewart
of
two
million
gallons
played
down,
or
ignored
alto-
'
P
day
appears
quite
liberal.
acouire
dam,
penstock,
plant,
another
struggle
than
do
the
etc.,
could
definitely
not
be
con-j
soldiers
themselves.
Anyway
thy
talk
and
write
mvre.
f
dered
as
mote
economical
than
,
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LI
than
in
war,
reduction
rather
than
increase
of
the
family
rations
and
inflation
have
undoubtedly
made
people
become
antagonistic
to
the
government
of
the
day.
On
the
other
hand,
welfare
measures
instituted
by
the
Labour
government,
have
eased
many
burdens
.upon
the
masses.
Whether
the
remembrance
of
those
benefits
will
counteract
the
protest
against
the
existing
burdens
will
be
only
known
after
the
election.
Human
nature
is
such
that
benefits
conferred
are
quickly
forgotten.
We
live
in
the
present.
Only
our
current
problems
are
considered.
People
usually
vote
against
a
government
which
has
not
solved
our
current
difficulties
which
we
feel
at
the
moment.
And
they
vote
for
those
who
hold
out
the
promise
of
benefits
to
come.
Hence
the
edge
would
appear
to
be
with
the
the
difference
in
cost
of
the
ex-
;
"
"
gather,
the
anti-Marshall
blasts,
j
from
Mr.
Bonnycastle's
report
tension
to
the
dam.
IIS
1st
Avenut
West
rou
Phone
909
HE
!
But
let
nobody
run
away
with
it
is
asserted
.that
the
Shawat-
j
thls
proposed
30"
main
Is
the
idea
that
Eisenhower
will
be
lans
plant
could
carry
700
K
W.
(nsta'led
there
stiU
ivmains
the!
;
handled
indefintely
with
such
continuously
and
still
leave
for
prubiem
of
increasing
the
un-
j
kid
gloves.
delivery
through
the
18"-
liiw
derwater
crossing
at
Shawatlans
I
I
Already
the
whole
United
1.75
million
gallons
per
day.
Mr.
passage
otherwise
the
fl:w
ac-1
States
and
Canada
is
b.'ing
flood-:
Bonnycastle
further
stattfd
that
cordirig
to
Mr
Stewart
is
limited'
ed
with
anti-Eienhower
scandal
if
waste
and
leakage
were
film-
to
3
a
:
miilion
gallons
perrday.j
sheets,
some
of
which
brazenly
,
inated
in
the
city
system
the
th
,
next
difficulty
is
the
city
prddle
the
anti-labor,'
ant!-'
power
plant
should
be
able
to
system.
Mr.
Stewart
states
as
fol-1
Jewish
line,
that
characterized
operate
at
750
KW.
and
that
jc.g.
.
1
th-
Hitlerile
propoganda
in
pre-
booster
pump
operation
would
1
feel
it
might
be
advisable'
:
war
Germany.
not
be
necessary.
ito
emphasize
the
fact
that
the!
I
Eisenhower
is
dangerous
be-,
Th(,
record,
0f
this
company
pipe
through
the
city
and
be-,
cause
he
is
"the
man
most
want-
5h0v;tnr,
MOijrt
In.
emnrrfwiSy
Iwcn
the
supply
line
and
the
ed
by
the
Zionists"
says
one
Call-
;
the
plant
dueai
not
operate,
con-
,.
-
forma
smear
sheet.
General
.
maximum
4)
tinuously
or
carry
(Continued
on
puge
Eisenhowers
first
political
.
.
-
1
ROY
Tits
edsiesf-wrifini
fsffabk
ml:
f
enss
cant
Only
Portable
With
MAGIC
"XT
MARGIN
1
use
crutches
CLEAH,
QUICK
FOR
COOKING
f&
fJ
W
I
w'"
w
fpei'ch
after
the
war
must
have
surprised
many
Americans
for
he
chose
a
CIO
convention
at
Atlantic
Cit
v.
for
his
audience.''
THERE
SEEMS
to
be
two'
broad
I
trends
in
American
lifj
today.
These
are
mt
absolutely
distinct,
for
they
slop
over
and
intermingle
at
the
edges.
But
they
are
moving
towards
different
destinations.
!
Both
currents
are
determined
to
"block
Russian
expansionism
"
But
it
Feems
to
me
that
the
one
current,
typified
by
Marshall,
:
Ei'-;nhower.
Acheson,
is
sincere
when
it
declares
that
the
above
i:-
its
whole
aim
and
that
it
is
willing
to
negotiate
a
sincere
world
settlement
wtih
the
Communists
but
one
which
would
oVrive
from
western
stregnthi
not
weakness.
4
4-
;
THE
MacARTHUR
school
frankly
I
believe;
in
a
go-it-alone
policy,
'
based
on
a
forced,
even
aggressive
military
showdown
with
Russia
and
China,
and,
conse-
We've
li-jrd
from
lfcnrn.uk
lli.it
a
iw
over
there
h.id
u
Imvc
iu
lt-g
niui.i(til,
but
gris
loiig
ciuia-
uurly
mitt
011
ii
new
uiic
:
uiif
ol
jIumiihumi.
W
lirtlier
nr
l
tills
jrlilu
mI
It
g
kui
moilv
iti
tiMdijil
ulu-e
wouliln'l
I.IHIW.
I'eili.,,t
it
whs,
lirtjUM
we
do
il.HilitL
one
tiu.tittT
ttt
tlu
kuilii
i
it:jply.
1
lui
iiiite
a
lilg
tiling
lot
(.an.ul.i.
Ii
iiK
jm
pil
l"r
C.iu
uli.ou.
and
iiioncy
limit
jl,
1
1..(
to
ijv
lor
(iiu-iniMirt.
Ri:;lit
iw.w
t
me
lurd
at
wotk
on
eilriiia
(injfiu
in
QJut
lxt
und
Hritmh
(
jjlninlii.r,
Inr
we
intrml
tn
go
on
nl..Mri((
mil
(Mil
in
!
1
1-ing
C
;in.'d.i
grow.
Aluuiiiiuin
C
:
1
1
1
1
j
.1
1
1
y
of
Ciida,
Ltd.
(Alcn).
TAPPAN
GAS
RANGES
.
'
At
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
-
HERE
TODAY
Tories,
who
have
not
had
to
meet
the
staggering
difficulties"
met
by
Labour.
Within
the
Labour
party
there
is
the
shadow
of
Aneurin
Bevan
hovering
over
its
destiny.
Bevan
wants
a
more
vigorous
Socialism
and
less
re-armament
which
he
thinks
has
been
imposed
upon
"the'
British
by
the
United
States,
a
country
whose
policies
he
dislikes.
The
Liberal
party,
whose
leaders
are
Mr.
Davies
and
Lord
Beveridge,
famous
for
his
monumental
report
on
social
security,
has
ceased
to
be
a
major
factor
in
elections
since
it
committed
suicide
by
continuing
the
Liberal-Conservative
coalition
after
the
first
war.
Nevertheless,
it
polled
25
per
cent
as
many
votes
as
did
the
Labour
party,
yet
by
the
out-dated
voting
system
got
only
nine
members
in
the
House.
Should
the
alternative
vote
become
law
in
Britain,
the
Liberal
party
could
become
a
contender
for
office.
It
is
unlikely
however,
either
the
Tories
or
Labourites
will
bring
in
such
an
act.
'
No
matter
which
party
wins,
the
government
of
Great
Britain
continues
to
face
serious
and
perplexing
problems.
Inflation
;
rising
costs
of
living,
of
materials
and
consequently
of
export
prices
that
will
meet
the
competition
of
Japan
and
Germany
in
the
near
future;
rations
and
austerity;
wage
increases;
loss
of
oil
and
its
huge
investment
in
Iran
;
loss
of
gold
and
dollars
and
the
financial
difficulties
of
buying
raw
materials
and
food
from
the
dollar
area;
the
vultures
all
around
the
world
who
are
picking
at
Britain
in
her
extremities;
all
these
and
more
will
confront
any
government
with
problems
that
will
test
the
wisdom
and
sagacity
of
her
statesmen.
But
after
the
election
is
over,
we
know
the
British
people
will
continue
in
steadfastnessin
quiet
determination
and
in
a
grumbling
sort
of
cheerfulness,
no
matter
what
further
sacrifices
they
are
called
upon
to
make,
to
meet
their
difficulties
and
overcome
them.
Britain,
perhaps
in
false
pride,
declined
further
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quently
an
utter
indifference
to
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the
wishes
and
Interests
of
the
present
allies
of
the
U.S.A.
Mark
Gayn,
in
his
masterly
book
"Japan
Diary,"
came
to
the
conclusion
that
for
MacArthur,
liquidation
of
Britain's
interest
in
the
Far
East
was
an
ever
more
primary
objective
than
was
his
zeal
for
checkmating
Russia
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va
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for
next
year
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the
Eisenhower
school
of
Start
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thought
wins
out
we
can
work
out
a
real
Atlantci
Union,
and
the"
nucleus
of
democratic
world
government
world
peace
under
world
law
If
MacArthur
wins
out
look
around
for
a
nice
dry
cave,
you
Canadians
for
you
are
going
to
need
them
in
the
war
his
policy
would
surely
force.
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is
the
time
to
start
plimrunlf.
fur
nMt
holiday.
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what
you
would
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do
next
summer,
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much
it
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special
savings
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at
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Holidays
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when
holiday
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cash
all
re
Marshall
aid
last
year.
The
spirit
of
the
younger
Pitt
still
lives
who
said
when
Prime
Minister
in
similar
dark
and
sombre
days
of
trial,
"Britain
will
save
herself
by
her
own
exertions,
"And
Europe
by
her
example."
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