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old
Jersey
cow,
is
the
pride
of
Dr.
R.
W.
Wheldnn
this
district.
She
has
produced
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By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
FRENCH
CANADA
STIRS.
MONTREAL.
Ever
since
the
outbreak
of
the
war
in
Korea
I
studied
the
press
of
French
Canada
to
see
whether
there
w:ts
any
change
in
the
tradi'
tional
isolationist
tendencies
of
Quebec
people.
So
Tar
as
I
couid
judge,
from
the
printed
word,
there
was
little
if
any
difference.
The
Best
of
British
Thermos
Bottles
and
Lunch
(C
r-",
l--i
f
nn-i!"
"
tMk-m
im-------'
f
P
Despite
the
fact
that
the
Vatl-
can
line.
Is
so
ardently
antl-Communi&t,
neither
the
back-countrv
parish
priest
nor
the
executive
of
the
Association
of
Consumers
TALK
RENT
CONTROL-The
national
-CunaHian
Ottawa,
Left
to
right
are:
recording
secretary
Mrs.
talked
rental
controls
at
a
recent
meeting
in
Wvnc
Plumotree
of
Ottawa;
vice-president
Mrs.
Walter
Rean
of
Toronto;
president
Mrs.
W
R.
Walton
Oakville.
OnU
treasurer
Mrs.
B.
T.
Richardson
of
Ottawa,
standing;
vice-president
Mrs
II
E.
Vautelet,
Montreal;
and
cont-sponding
secretary
Jean
Hamilton,
Toronto.
ELECTS;
LIGHT
ELECTRIC
WIRING
TOOLS
Wffl
BUU
A
WEATHER
STRIPPING
habitant
family
of
French
Canada
had
shown
much
disposition
to
abandon
the
firm
teaching
of
three
or
four
centuries
that
s,
that
the
surest
guarantee
of
ihe
security
of
the
Canadien
(not
to
be
confused
with
Canadian)
way
of
life
is
for
the
Canadiens
to
Stay
home,
work
hard,
marry
and
raise
large,
healthy
families
hi
peace,
and
for
peace.
I
So
far
as
I
could
Judge
fiom'
the
newspaper
comments,
French
!
.
Canada
was
willing
to
go
along!
Victoria
Report
'
"
"
1
h
I
111
Aluminum
Site
AN
IMPORTANT
factor
the
all-important
for
that
matter
!r
the
detarmination
of
the
site
for
the
great
new
ahiHnum
plant,
which
now
appears
to
be
settled
for
Kitimaat,
was
that
of
wate?
power,
the
only
resource
or
material
required
for
the
manufacture
of
this
essential
commodity
which
cannot
be
moved
from
one
part
of
the
world
to
another.
It
so
happens
that,
after
a
world
search,
British
Columbia
was
found
to
be
the
most
advantageous
location
from
that
standpoint
and
the
Kitimaat
site,
with
the
necessary
power
close
by
in
the
Tweedsmuir
Park
area,
was
selected.
There
was
world
competition
f')r
the
industry.
Certain
interests
in
Alaska
and
the
United
States
appear
to
be
up
in
arms
over
the
selection
of
Kitimaat,
charging
that,
by
some
machinations,
a
site
in
the
Skagway
area
was
scuttled
in
favor
of
Kitimaat.
A
very
important
point
that
is
seemingly
being
overlooked
is
that,
even
at
the
Skagway
site,
operation
of
such
a
plant
would
be
dependent
on
water
from
British
Columbia
or
the
Yukon
for
development
of
the
ne;'tssary
power.
Had
sites
in
Alaska
been
chosen
for
power
plant
and
mill
drawing
their
water
from
Canada,
We
can
imagine
the
hue
and
cry
that
might
have
been
conversely
raised
on
this
side
of
the
line.
More
Canadians
Needed
Canadians
are
coming,
perhaps
slowly,
to
MOST
the
realization
that
there
are
dangers
in
being
both
a
weak
and
a
favored
nation,
observes
a
Toronto
politico-economist.
They
are
remembering
the
record
of
history,
that
nowhere
has
a
nation
been
permitted
to
control,
forever,
vast
resources
that
have
not
been
fully
possessed.
They
are
realizing
that
we
too
are
citizens
of
one
of
the
most
richly
endowed
countries
in
the
world;
that
we
have
barely
touched
these
riches;
that
today
we
face
the
alternatives
of
developing
these
resources
or
losing
them.
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
Why
Should
18,
19
and
20-Year-Olds
Not
Vote?
They
IVy
Taxes
and
Tight
VICTORIA.
If
the
Provincial
Elections
Act
is
to
be
opened
in
the
con
ing
session
to
bring
in
the
with
the
Vatican
line
in
such
things
as
non-admittance
to
the
o
Ui
t!.
Communist
government
of
China.
But
it
as
:iot
at
all
eager
to
go
along
with
any
outside
authority's
lihe
if
that
single
transferable
vote
--woukln
t
it
be
a
good
Kua
arjffffl
to
bring
in
the
vote
for
18,
19
and
20-year-olds?
A
lo
Long
before
the
Korean
war
of
people
think
it
Wollld.
started,
influential
papers
like
How
much
lon
f
are
we
g0-Le
Devoir
were
warning
against
,
to
ke
the
v0le
rom
nu.in
such
embroilments.
Since
the
fd
of
,8
19
am)
20?
Ray...
effect
i
and
Jfeminiicei
C(Q)M
FOOTHILLS
'HARD
ALBERTA
'
TELKWA
COAL
IN
ALL
SIZES
Lump
.
.
.
Cobble
.
.
.
Egg
Nut
ond
Stoker
PHONE
For
Immediate
Delivery
increasinyly
unhappy
outcome
of
ltg
something
like
the
dark
aasa
,
that
confict,
there
has
been
A
wnen
tney
wereh't
supposed
to
restrained,
but
nevertheless
be
intelligent
enough
to
vote.i
pointed
lnailnation
to
say
"We
Maybe---ohf;e
upon
a
time
18,!
told
you
so."
19
and
20-year-olds
were
chit-1
ooo
dreti
but
they're
hot
today.
IN
TALKING
personally
with
The
government,
of
course,
Is
representative
French
C
&h
a-
afraid
that
18,
19
and
20-year-dians,
however,
I
do
find
a
sig-
olds
get
the
vote
they'll
all
rush
tiiflfnnt
mnrltfifhHn
nf
ihri
tnr.
out
and
vote
CCF.
The
govern-
WITH
SADLER'S
WELLS
Jean
Gilbert,
pianist
with
the
Sadler's
Wells
Bullet
Company
now
nearlng
the
end
of
Its
North
American
tour,
Is
the
only
Canadian
with
the
group.
A
native
of
Calgary,
she
became
permanent
pianist
for
the
company
two-and-a-half
years
ago.
She
joined
Sadler's
Wells
after
the
death
of
her
husband
whom
she
met
while
h
was
an
R
A
F.
instructor
at
Calvary.
(CP
PHOTO
t
Seven
Shiploads
of
Johnsons
mer
attitudes
'
ment,
believing
this
and
Shak-
'
,
.,
-
Ing
in
Its
boots
about
it,
merely
The
Instinct
of
the
French
fa?ia
iot
hfno
a
.n
nf
Canadian
stems
to
be
just
as
Iear
There.s
absolulely
no
rea.
ardently
"ttnti-fomgn-war"
as
son
w
beUeve
a
majorlty
o
Dur
ever.
But,
on
the
Intellectual
youth
Is
CCF
arrived
In
Alaska
and
Yukon
j
during
the
gold
stampede
and
this
may
help
explain
why
so
many
of
the
name
still
dwell
in
the
north.
There
are
plenty
in
Bkeena
as
well.
When
Alaska
was
sold
to
the
United
States
in
1807,
the
name
of
the
president
was
Andrew
Johnson.
In
Dawson
in
1901,
there
were
143
Johnsons,
Johnstons
and
Jonsons
and
hundreds
of
Johnston
Mountain)
and
Johnston
Creeks
and
Johnstone
Islands.
Alaska
and
Yu-
IMIII
nATT
rifITT
O
t
level
of
French
Canada,
there
is
But
there
is
the
danger
that
rnlLrUI
I
.
tVIM
6r
U
mucn
more
advanced
leaaersnip
jg,
19
and
20-year-olds,
forbid-than
there
is
in
English-speak-!
den
to
vote.
Will
vote
CCF
when
Train
Housewives
By
British
Plan
LONDON
(Reuters)
Jean
Wyatt,
16,
has
just
become
a
LlMiirn
Bl'ILDING
Sl'PPMES
ing
Canada
that
world
wars
are
they're
21,
to
get
even
With
the
the
inevitable
product
of
the
lack
government
that
denies
them
of
world
law.
I
the
first
right
of
citizenship
cause,
face
other
dangers
;
the
danger
that
in
bringing
new
people
to
our
shores
they
may
bring
with
them
thejr
animosities
and
prejudices
and
sectional
biases.
Against
this
hazard
there
stands
the
record
of
their
will
to
come;
the
evidence
that
the
welfare
French
Canada
will
be
power-
when
they're
18
I
fully
qualified
housewife
at
a
'
masters
had
their
little
net
ikon
post
ih
ho.
niri
is
19
fully
represented
at
next
April
s
PRINTING
cost
of
about
$588
to
the
British
government,
She
is
one
of
the
youngest
graduates
of
the
state-sponsored
National
In.-iilute
of
House-
conference
in
Rome
of
all
organ-'
and
20-year-olda
should
have
the
:
perplexities.
izations
in
the
world
which
hope
vcte.
Liberals
and
Conservatives,!
and
plan
to
transform
the
UN
though
they
court
young
peo-l
General
Omar
Bradley
says
the
into
a
world
parliament,
em-
pie's
interest,
insist
that
18,
19
1
United
States
air
defences,
with
and
20-year-olds
not
wijc
lh
Canadians,
could
"avert
com-ril4.inm.iM
powered
to
make
actual
law,
as
are
;
fn,m
mnitincrnwp
enoush
to
vote.
FUahtv
that's
'
P'-ete
disaster.
'
And
it
also
might
teffr
u
Expcrir
PURPOSES
Highest
Quality
1
recommendations
to
sovereign
'
what
18,
19
and
20-year-olds"
are
:
be
well
to
avert
complacency
in
1
nations.
'
j
say
Liberals
and
Conservatives
Canada.
I
oo
much
too
flighty
and
irrc-,
I
FATHER
RICHARD
ARES
Is
a
sponsible
to
vote.
One
of
the
most
staggering
workers
Ltd.
in
suburban
Easl
I
Croydon.
j
During
a
nine-month
course
!
at
the
institute,
Jean
learned
I
how
to
plan
and
cook
thrie-!
course
meals
twice
daily,
do
a
I
big
wash
and
ironing.
hsiuc-1
rlenn
lnnlr
aftr
lnvnlMn
nnri'
Dibb
Printing
Co
noted
Montreal
Jesuit
who
is
iner
a
siap
1x1
uie
iuue
im':
muws
iu
uic
ucciuuicut
ui
maa-
that
1b
it
wonder
lot
of
,,ivw
mnh
nf
t.h
intoiw.
any
a
Ka
nas
come
in
tne
loss
01
a
PHONE
231
state,
in
its
various
manifestations
of
socialism
and
communism,
has
faiWi
to
satisfy
them.
One
does
not
f.ccept
new
hazards
just
to
exchange
one
form
of
paternalism
for
another.
They
seek
a
country
that
is;more
free,
more
secure,
more
politically
stable.
Their
obvious,
if
perhaps
unknown
and
unstated,
ideal
is
to
regain
the
captaincy
of
their
own
souls
the
right
to
work
where
and
as
they
wish;
to
retain
Fome
measure
of
the
advantage
of
whatever
they
create;
to
be
free
to
move
and
act
as
they
see
fit;
to
assume
the
personal
responsibilities
that
are
theirs.
'
It
in
people
of
such
thinking
that
we
need,
pepple
who
are
ready
to
contribute
to
the
sort
of
citizenship
that
we
hove
found
good.
We
do
not
want
groups
or
classes
or
ideologies
that
are
foreign
to
us
We
want
men
and
women
with
eyes
open
to
a
nvonf
fntnvn
artrl
l
will
ir
Vio
tvirt
rf
if
We
want
rn
$30C.OOC,000
aluminum
plant
near
make
0wn
clothe3
she
Skagway,
comments
a
northern
also
ta..h,
hnw
fn
,,..
hlIS,
BESNER
BIjOCK
21-year-olds
CCF?
tual
leadership
and
drive
in
Que-
go
1
Let
s
look
at
tne
Picture
eal"
bee
Deo
for
lor
the
tne
principle
pnndpre
01
of
world
worm
lsttcaUy
Most
18
19
and
2Q.
ness
letter
and
basic
fact3
of
parliamentary
procedure
and
in
a
briiliant
series
of
articles
'"LT
"V
!
civic
government
in
a
key
monthly
publication,
Jj
thDro.
'
,or
ThoU,rl,
paper,
tias
anyone
ever
heard
of
the
United
States
developing
a
natural
resource
In
Canada
when
one
of
the
48
had
an
equal
resource
available?
History
shows
Alaska
always
gets
the
rind
when
the
United
States
slices
a
melon.
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
Labor
Minister
G-eorge
Isaacs
Action
Natlonale,
Father
Ares
demonstrated
that
modern
wars
noi
too
immature,
physlcarry,
to
Hio
fnr
thoit
jnnntnj
Rut.
an-
the
inevitable
product
of
the
are
1
pawnUyi
they.re
too
lmmature,
is
to
present
Jean
with
a
diploma
'
showing
she
has
completed
the
course.
The
diploma
will
be
her
passport
to
standardized
domes-
j
tic
working
'conditions
literal
lack
of
law
governing
re
mentally,
to
vote.
In
other
There
still
can
be
found
in
words,
the
government
says
18,
19
and
20-year-old
are
adults
lations
between
nations.
j
So
long
as
there
is
no
higher
authority
than
the
sovereign
na-
I
tion,
he
argued,
the
World
will
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Wo
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
when
it
comes
to
paying
taxes
Uhl
Mea
7J
I
i"8
the
C0Urse
are
and
offering
their
lives,
but
B?aSlSL
Vr?
m.!P(aW
fUt
TOkly
hilc
A
mere
scatterbrained
juveniles1
"e,fitgJ'
,'
L
T
trainlnB
n
a'e
guaranteed
jobs
when
it
comes
to
voting.
,"u?
lly'
?
Jt
?J
aftor
they
finlsh-
Aim
of
u
P"Ue'art
they
a
ei
that!""'
Is'
it
any
wonder,
then,
whrtne
ls
t0
glve
unlvmal
tl.aln
doin8
wel1-,
Mor
PeoI,le
cou'
1
lng
to
household
18
19
and
20-year-olds
take
no
workers.
inrBt.
i
n.ihii
nffatr.
Would
mean
crowds
and
expenses
and
,
get
no
relief
from
power
politics.
In
the
last
ananysis,
power
poll-tics
is
always
played
by
war,
or
the
threat
of
war.
one
who
leaves
his
f
i''st
loyalty
at
home,
but
rather
those
who
are
ready
to
sink
their
sectional
identities,
as
we
have
done,
in
a
passion
for
a
new
land.
We
want
those
Who
atv
ready
to
join
with
us
in
hewing
out
Canada's
manifest
destiny.
Under
world
law,
made
by
a
not
time
for
Jaywalking.
enouBn
Of
vou,
if
vou
couldn't
voter
democratic
world
parliament,
the
Daily
Health
Hint
A
window
display
of
old
pic-
to
make
war
against
any
other
vear
of
high
school
you'd
be
interested
in
public
affairs
and'
tures
in
Juneau
keeps
drawing
a
nation
(unless
,of
course.
Hie
vou'd
eo
out
into
the
world
pre-1
lot
oi
attention,
where,
years
s
Rupert
Motors
ZWfej
gaily
attacked
on
Its
own
territory).
National
armaments
are
reduced,
b
world
law,
to
a
point
mired
to
nlav
vour
tiart
And
ago,
it
would
not
have
meant
so
i
then
wUha
shock
you'd
find
much.
The
oldest
photograph
in'
ff
a
urishing
breakfast--
L.
v,'
I
rm
on
t.h.
in-oiirt
wa
taken
in
lRno
the
first
meal
of
the
day
should
only
sufficient
cut
to
LU
maintain
limuimm
in
111-
"'c
i".
o
;-."-r
r
nmilri.
nt
loo-t
nl
(h,.
ternal
security.
The
function
of
.opinion
of
you
that
you
can't
wnue
wince
ttuperi
cannot
go
"
n7ri'T
",T:
m"V"
A.
day
s
food
requirements
As
a
keeping
the
oeace
between
the'
Vote.
.back
that
far,
there
are
many
Sl
conterM
So
it
is
that
plenty
of
18,
19
scenes
here
that
already
can
TooeZlf
In-
command
Interest.
It
is
kin
g
t
period
af
1
Hsn
"tinR-backed
parliament-who.se
decisions
are'
and
20-year-olds,
frustrated,
deep
pro-
Jays
by
a
world
police
force.
I
clignant,
insulted,
bitter,
Ignore
bably
true
that
the
majority
of
therefore,
it
Is
unfair
to
ask
he
w
ALLACE
the
public
questions
or
the
aay.
present
day
residents
fenow
out
"
"J"1"'
j
By
the
time
they're
21
they're
uttle
what
Prince
Rupert
looked
out
el
no
longer
willing
or
able
to
uke
forty
years
ago.
'
'
-
-
Diav
their
Dart.
f
Pharma
ooo
A
FEW
HOURS
after
the
outbreak
of
the
Korean
war,
our
Canadian
Senate
passed
a
strong
resolution
calling
for
American-BrltisH-Frenoh
initiative
In
strengthening
UN
into
a
limited
world
government.
In
this
de
bate,
only
one
French
Canadian
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
senator
spoke
in
opposition.
The
Dr.
Kicnmona
uarDour,
rn.v.,
Any
wild
animals
found
on
famous
advisor
to
young
people
Kalen
Island
always
appear
as
on
their
modern-day
problems
lf
having
been
tamed.
Bears
have
(and
they're
m6re
complex
thun
been
seen
and
trrey
kept
the
problems
we
had
25
years
caimiy
eatlng
berries.
Saturday
ago),
says
this:
'
I've
been
peti-
evenihg
,a
couple
driving
out
the
tloning
and
agitating
votes
for
hlghwayi
pagsed
tw0
iarge
black
18-year-olds
for
many
a
year
If
woives
whlch
leisurely
crossed
you
want
to
help,
wf
lie
your
ne
road
wlth
tQ
Cdhgfessman,
your
senators
and
be
pguggj
you
state
legislators."
I
.
'
That's
good
advice.
We
cana
i,
,
,,.
uj
,,,,
Back
in
1945
called
..
,!
somebody
dlahs
d
can
follow
ii...
tv,
the
same;
we
,
.
.
out
"Cease
Fire."
Only
It's
taking
9
a.m.
to
9
Pi
great
majority
of
French
Canadians
Vied
With
English-speaking
senators
In
supporting
the
principle
of
world
federation
ek-tending
the
principle
of
Canadian
confederation.
p
,H
O
N
E
7
9
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to2P
t-ngnsn-speaKing,
f
roiesiam,
,
ftan
u
hnnu
bombar(1
hr
our
m
M
p
P;S
.
and
n-.ir
0lir
M.L.A.'s.
If
we
think
18,
19
and
helluva
lot
lonBer
wanaaa
win
nave
to
siep
iiveiy
If
it
wants
to
keep
up
with
7
D.m.
to
9
P
Ask
your
Investment
Dealer
or
Broker
for
prospectus.
r
-
Catholic
French
Canada
in
this.
20-year-olds
should
have
.
the
Vote,
it's
our
duty
to
let
bur
elected
representatives
know.
OLD
FRATERNITY
The
Kappa
Alptia
Society
founded
In
1825,
is
the
oldest
The
Panda
bear,
found
only
In
Greek
letter
fraternity
in
the
j
CALVIN
BULLOCK
ltd.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVF.M
PIONEER
WORK
An
average
Of
five
acres
of
land
had
been
cleared
for
every
person
in
New
France
by
1700.
the
Himalayas,
is
an
almost
ex-
j
United
States
with
continuous
clusively
vegetarian
animal.
v
existence.
;
"Who
said
you
passed
a
red
light?"