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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL,
No.
123
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
26,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Unemployment
Here
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OK
mm
First
Cargo
Jobs
Men
Contractors
Getting
For
Kemano
I;
Without
Any
nii
from
Mean
,
is
no
uiieinploy-
Prince
Rupert.
.
ii
i
itional
tj
rapiu
y-
iuycuici
iO
iianuic
Big
Kitimai
Project
-r.
i
a.,,
-
;
ervice
office
said
r'
"
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www-.
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.
.
sr-ftr
a
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.
-
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hat
all
people
who
h
,
L
r-sai'ty,
'-fTf
'
'
'
rk
have
jobs
and
still
many
jobs
to
be
it
5.00O
people
In
the
mployed.
First
direct
shipment
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Kemano
Bay,
f
ile
of
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
hydro
project,
will
leave
Monday
aboard
the
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter,
Island
Kin,
house
freighter.
1
Atut
25
tons
400
barrels
ii
f
carbide,
which
arrived
in
port
by
train,
will
be
loaded
for
Kemano
when
the
Island
King
returns
from
Alice
Arm.
The
rhipmcnt
Is
consigned
to
Morris-Knudson
Cimpany
of
Canada
Ltd.,
Frank
Skinner,
Union
Steamships
and
Frank
Waterhouse
agrent
in
Prince
Rupert,
said
today.
Other
shipments
from
Vancouver
have
been
unloaded
at
Itutedale
and
freighted
from
there
to
Kemano
by
a
Northern
Construction
operated
vessel,
but
this
is
the
first
shipment,
direct
from
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Skinner
said.
FLASH
.t
need
Is
for
skilled
the
machinist
trade
Twelve
Hundred
Men
to
be
Employed
This
Year
r;
1800
After
Next
March
VANCOUVER.
(CP)
Largest
construction
contract
ever
awarded
in
British
Columbia,
building
of
smelter
and
development
of
townsite
for
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada,
is
expected
to
be
awarded
to
a
group
of
eight
British
Columbia
firms,
it
was
jre.
miners
and
loggers
aadly
needed.
And
"you
i
an
ofnee
woriser
or
iier
in
town,"
an
Ni.3
n
Slid.
3
a
have
no
orders
hee
i
.mi
1
1
1
iPtin
.
i
;i)irbMUis.iwi
i
i
urn.
ii.
ported
today.
juminum
project,"
the
The
contract
will
total
well
over
$200,000,000
when
the
whole
n
revealed.
Main
rea-Sack
ot
transportation
re
to
the
Kitimat-
WELCOME
HOME
Destroyer
Athabaskan
is
wv
co;i-.ea
back
to
Esquimau
after
10
months'
service
in
the
Korean
theatre.
She
was
last
to
return
of
the
three
ships
which
left
for
the
Far
'East
lflst
July.
Sioux
and
Cayuga
already
have
b
en
replaced.
Cmdr.
Dudley
O.
King
takes
over
command
of
the
Athabaskan
from
Cmdr.
R.
P.
Welland.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
Halibut
landings
work
is
completed.
The
estab
jte.
lishment
of
a
city
of
50,000
peo
ple
at
Kitimat.
eigtity
miles
ns
Lake,
hundreds
of
south
of
Princ
Rupert,
is
e
arrived
in
search
of
F
ML
STRIKE
SETTLED
WASHINGTON
The
two-year-old
dispute
between
the
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Trainmen
and
United
States
railroads
has
been
settled.
A
statement
reporting
the
settlement
was
issued
by
the
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Trainmen
and
a
committee
representing
eastern,
western
and
southwestern
railroads.
The
agreement
provides
tor
a
wage
increase
of
33c
per
hour,
$2.64
per
day
for
yardmen
and
an
increase
of
18
'ic
per
hour
or
$1.48
per
day
for
roadmen.
NO
PEACE
FEELERS
OTTAWA
External
Affairs
Minister
Pearson
said
yesterday
lie
has
no
official
information
i
Alcan.
The
NES
ot-;
Eight
firms
have
Joined
to
Pellmell
In
Korea
Reds
Retreating
gether
under
the
name
of
Kiti
reived
reports
that
men
are
living
out-"sleeping
under
trees,"
or
work
to
begin.
I
mat
Constructors
to
bid
on
the
AMERICAN
Wireless,
17,000;
prices
I3
60.J
16.50
and
15c,
to
Pacific
Fish.
CANADIAN
J
Santiivella,
20.000,
20.3,
16
and
14.50c,
to
Royal
Fish.
J
Miss
Judy,
18,500;
Clipper
No
2,
30,000,
to
Co-op.
'
job.
The
group
Includes
Emil
Anderson,
Bennett
&
White,
B.
.
industry
has
taken
up
C.
Bridge
and
Dredging
Co.,
Allies
Making
Daring
jrk
in
the
employment
White
Sox
'
M
a
shortage
of
help
Campbell
&
Bennett,
Dawson
to
Wade,
Central
Construction,
j
Marwell
Construction
and
Daw-
,
son
&
Hall.
Title
is
Toppled
jntiflpatert
when
can-,
into
operation.
uiu
i
ui
vuiviv
viviLwiyii
TOKYO
(CP)
United
Nations
troops
today!
1x660
It
UD
difficulty
in
obtaining
:
Address
Style
i
While
contracts
for
the
final
i
,
is
due
to
the
housing
phase
of
the
great
project
have
and
the
fact
that
there
'
,
.
,
,
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:
n
;.a
t...,
,i
NEW
YORK
(CP)
James
Car
i
.'thnliivincnt
Dlcture
i"'e.'-l
"
v.......
-
N
w
vrinv.
ni,,,.u.'
ter.
virtually
unknown
New
York
the
province.
bolstered
their,
original
bridgehead
in
l
ommUlWl
I
rhitP
snx
kpnt
richt.
behind
New
i
f;0."10'
wrenched
the
world's;
Puzzles
Expert
j
MONTREAL
(CP)
How
would,
one
go
about
addressing
a
wo-
men's
law
firm
In
their
official
....
.
.
i
-
v
o-n
uPiotir
titi
f
mm
iio
nr
i
i
not
yet,
been
let
and
it
Is
not
-known
definitely
how
many
men
will
be
needed,
contractors
said
today
they
expect
little
difficulty
.
in
obtaining
workers
for
the
huge
lob.
1
.territory.
The
Reds
continued
to
fall
back
all
along
j
York's
front
running
Yankees
j
uams
it
nighwitha
stunnfng
rn
reported
Communist
peace
feelers.
Speaking
of
an
editorial
in
the
Moscow
newspaper
Pravda.
Pearson
said
it
was
unusual
tar
Communist
newspapers
to
print
such
editorials
without
official
sanction.
CIVILIAN
DEFENCE
Friday
in
the
American
League.
i
technical
knockout
victory
in
the
front.
EATHER-
The
Sox
ran
their
string
of
jtwo
minutes
49
seconds
of
the
j
United
Nations
I'orccj
rammed
:
columns
swarmed
into
Red
Korea
all
along
the
125-mile
SynpNis
ur
the
main
central
Korean
i
victories
to
eight
by
beating
Cleveland
Indians
6
to
4
while
I
louneemn
round
ai
Maaison
:
Square
Garden.
j
Williams
fteieheri
1SK
nnnnrts'
ie
southern
coast
and
.,.,a
rfhll,AI,.
nf
mnt.uredi
battlcfront
today
in
hot
pur-
Reg.
Holland,
official
of
a1
capacity,
is
a
problem
which
ha3
company
holding
the
contract
Canada's
authority
on
"etiquette-tor
Initial
phases,
said
more
'
at-top-brass-level"
completely
than
nine
thousand
workers
stumped.
ifrom
three
countries
had
applied.)
The
group
in
question
is
t'nn
Only
1200
will
oe
employed
Montreal
law
ilrm
of
"Mrs."
I
this
year
for
the
first
phases
of
j
wilhelmina
M.
Holmes
and
n"ns
'
British
I
d,unchon
in
pouring
rain
and;
uil
of
beaten
and
fleeing
will
enjoy
sunny
skies
i
the
Yanks
overpowered
the
Phil-
antj
carter
133.
j
a
delpbia
Athletics
7
to
5.
j
The
new
champion.
27
years
:
rolled
about
two
miles
beyond
i
Communists.
They
were
step-
week-end.
Afternoon
;
;
the
thirty-eighth
parallel.
:
.
.
r
Red
opposition
was
liBht
as
ft.out
offenslve
jres
vvill-
be
a
llttlei
lnUiose
of
the
past
two
'
'lays.
I
ail
imtUlLiy
tuiumii
oinuiAu
w
within
six
miles
of
Hwachon.
Don
Lenhardt's
rnxmUng
bat
i
old,
dropped
the
old
champ
four
ended
a
six-game
losing
streak-!
bafwe
Referee
Patsy
Seal-lor
St.
Louis
Browns
with
the
j
&JU
Brownies
nipping
Detrclt
Tigers
i
4
to
3.
damming
lake
ana
rivers,
build-!
"Misu"
Joan
Gilchrist
coilec-ing
roads,
boring
tunnels
and
!
ti'vely
the
first
woimen's
law-erecting
powerhouses
and
power
firm
in
the
province
of
Quebec,
lines.
and
possibly
in
Canada.
Next
March
the
force
will
be
;
Howard
Measures,
the
federal
wak
rilslurbanee
mov-j
former
key
Chinese
bastion
s
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
Is
;
egnt
mHes
north
of
the
pre-
fumnrss
over
irre
nor-1
war
political
boundary.
OTTAWA
Civil
defence
will
'not
be
built
up
at
the
expense
of
the
armed
forces.
Health
Minister
Martin
told
the
House
of.
Commons
yesterday.
He
was
replying
to
Opposition
claims
that
the
government
is
not
putting
enough
money
Into
civilian
defence.
John
Diefen-live,
said
that,
to
enable
municipalities
to
do
their
share,
there
would
have
to
be
"very
much
mre"
financial
assistance
than
is
being
provided
in
the
government
s
current
estimates.
Solon
Low,
Social
Credit,
agreed
with
Mr.
Diefen-baker
that
not
enough
money
was
being
voted.
Boston
Red
Sox
crushed
the
increased
to
1800
and
will
re-,
Bnvprnmentv
rhw
nf
nmrntfrti
jsU!
areas.
Little
if
any
To
the
east
Americans
and
Hon
Is
;n
oe
expected
'
.oV,
uv,h
thrniirjh
Chin-
Associated
Press
Correspohd-ent
Jim
decker
says
it
appears
that
the
Allied
commanders
"are
striking
a
daring
bid
for
victory."
Communists
are
surrendering
in
"unprecedented"
numbers,
Becker
reports.
Red
troops
jam
the
roads
lo
the
north
in
pell-mell
flight.
They
have
abandoned
their
tactics
of
waiting
until
nightfall
to
move.
Allied
planes
hammer
main
at
that
figure
until
the
first
phase
Is
completed.
The
second
phase
will
be
smelter
building
and
townsite
development.
Agree
on
Iraq
Oil
Government
and
Company
Reach
New
Level
of
Royalty
Payments
previously
unbeaten
C
o
n
r
a
d
o
Marrero's
bid
for
his
sixth
pitching
triumph,
overwhelming
the
Washington
Senators
14
to
2.
I
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
.
Over
In
the
National
League
the
enterprising
Brooklyn
Dodgers
staged
a
4
to
3
victory
over
.15
disturbance
as
it
e!ie
screening
forces
and
swept
riar.d
over
the
coast.
up
lhe
Hongchon-Imje
road,
ill
be
some
clearing
on,Tne
tnrust
opened
a
direct
sup-h
ciiast
tomorrow.
py
route
to
the
Allied
bridgc-
Furerast
head
across
the
Choyang
River
wast
region
Cloudy
on
the
east
central
front.
,
asiunal
showers,
clear-
Link-up
with
the
bridgehead
tveninc.
A
few
clouds
tightened
the
trap
on
suicidal
Newfoundland's
first
school
was
established
at
Bonavista
en
the
east
coast
in
1726.
wants
to
know
how
When
he
finds
out
this
precedent-setthfj
bit
of
information
will
go
into
a
book
he
is
writing.
In
the
meantime,
not
evm
Holmes
and
Gilchrist
are
sufe
how
they
will
settle
the
matter.
The
familiar
"messrs"
is
obviously
out.
They
can't
be
referred
lo
as
"mesdames",
since
only
one
Is
married,
and
for
the
sanja
reason,
"misses"
won't
do.
.
So
far,
tne
best
solution
they
have
been
able
to
settle
on
is
to
use
the
firm
name,
without
titles
of
any
kind.
the
Boston
Braves,
thanks
to
1
at
these
wide-open
targeus
"We
have
never
seen
anvthini?
Pitrher
Preacher
Rraiw
gihn
'
BALrUAU,
Iraq.
H-f)-
trie
Iraq
I
Sunny
over
the
land
Chinese
fighting
rearguard
ac-
like
it
before,"
one
officer
said,
j
iought
off
a
ninth-lnnlng
rally.
I
government,
and
the
Iraq
Pet-
.
...
roleum
ComDanv
in
which
toy.
Cloudy
over
the
tions
to
keep
open
a
six-mtie
Iran
Arbitration
Sought
TideS
I
p.
t-sourg
Pirates
won
a
10
to
Brilisn
United
gUt
and
Nelh.
V',C
7
vVCr
ChlC
C?bl
"lands
Interests
hold
equal
;
thanks
v,
to
home
rims
by
Ralph
shareshave
agreed
in
principle
Kiner
and
Georgt
Merkovich.
,
on
a
new
level
of
royalty
pay.
Connie
Ryan
whacked
out
a
ments,
it
was
announced
today
iter.
Little
change
in
escape
route
in
the
mountains
ure.
Winds
--
south
to
near
the
road.
H5i
in
the
exposed
Captured
Chinese
said
that
shl'llng
gradually
to
some
of
their
comrades
had
com-sl
overnight.
Light
winds
mltted
suicide
rather
than
fare
Lows
tonight
and
any
more
Allied
fire
power
or
Issue
Taken
to
World
Court
THE
HAGUE
(CP)
The
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Co
Sunday,
May
27,
1951
grand
slam
nome
run
to
deep
by
Premier
Nuries
Said.
6:00
18.0
fret
left
High
centre
field
seats
in
the
Talks
have
been
going
on
be-
Sunday-
at
Port
Hardy,1
risk
being
shot
by
their
own.
19:19
Sandsplt
40
and
58;
officers
for
retreating.
17.9
feet
eleventh
,
inning
to
give
the
cin-jtween
the
government
and
the
today
requested
the
President
of
the
International
8.6
feet
clnnati
Reds
a
5
to
1
victory
over
,
company
since
the
beginning
of
,.
.
,.
.
.
Low
0:05
"Pert
40
and
60.
Allied
tank
and
lnianiry
Court
of
Justice
to
appoint
an
arbitrator
to
settle
its
this'
month.
12:39
4.9
feet
St
Louis
Cardinals
MAJOR
FACTORS
PLATE
WINNER"
TORONTO
0
Major
Factor,
owned
by
E.
P.
Taylor,
won
the
King's
Plate
today
with
a
great
stretch
drive
before
35,000
fans
at
Woodbine.
Libertine,
owned
by
Jack
Smallman,
was
second
and
Bear
Field
was
third.
dispute
with
Iran.
j
The
request
was
announced
D
PlPHf
P
rrimOWnrlr'
by
the
registrar
of
the
World
ODAY'S
STOCKS
Canada
is
Building
Court.
Co.
I.tt
"
l.
John
-Inn
'"
(Courtm?
8.
The
company's
communica-
TORONTO
Allir.na
7'4
I
Hut
Dominion
Is
Not
Ready
for
Showdown
With
Russia
were
all
that
counted.
Korea
1
Striking
Group,
Is
scattered
tion
invoked
an
article
of
the
changed
that
completely.
Now
,
across
the
country.
It
has
never
oil
concession
which
provides
the
news
is
all
about
the
brigade
,
trained
as
a
unit.
Ottawa
ex-
that
differences
between
the
in
Korea,
the
brigade
for
Eu-
,
pects
separate
elements
would
parties
shall
be
settled
by
ar-rope,
the
destroyers
off
Korea
'
be
used
to
take
on
small
groups
bitration.
or
heading
there,
plans
for
an
of
Russians
who
might
para-1
Failing
agreement
on
a
choice
By
DOUGLAS
HOW
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
VANCOUVER
'fan
Slnntlard
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v,u'
5.70
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Quartz
..
1
10
f
07
Mascot
47i2
in
Mines
...
'
23
Pr
1R0
G.
W.
Nickwrson
is
on
a
weekend
motor
trip
to
the
interior,
having
been
gone
sinae
the
Victoria
Day
holiday.
..
nTTAWA
Cn
Tlin
(nt-nua
th.,f
,.,,.,
U
,.f,l
air
division
for
Europe.
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Claxton
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a
third
or
sole
arbitrator
shall
Canada
herself
and
the
headquarters
for
directing
obligations
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preparations
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This
briefly
is
a
picture
of
Canada's
own
position:
AIR
Canada
could
become
a
major
air
battlefield.
Seven
immediately
ahesyl.
For
that
reason,
Canada
isn't
doing
what
Britain
recently
did
name
a
trio
of
military
leaders
specifically
to
direct
home
observers,
Canada
in
a
number
of
ways
would
not
be
in
a
good
position
if
war
came
tomorrow.
What
Gen.
Omar
Bradley
said
about
the
United
States
goes
for
Canada
too;
this
country
isn't
ready
for
a
showdown
with
Rus
say
the
transport
situation
could
become
tight
swiftly
jf
the
Russians
started
dropping
platoons
or
companies
at
various
spots.
With
the
Korean
and
European
brigades,
Canada
now
will
have
three
or
the
equivalent
of
a
division.
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navy
is
recom-missioning
warships
from
its
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if
war
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the
present.
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year's
end,
the
RCAF
will
Mainguy
report
to
fie
over-ex-
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equivalent
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the
head
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be-forming
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fighter
squad-tended
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before
Korea,
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the
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trio,
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every
month
and
arming
would
mean
an
even
tougher
Is
committing
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relatively
large
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with
modern
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built
at.M0rth
Atlantic
battle
runs
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portion
of
its
neel
tnere.
me
1
associated
with
Canadians
in
home.
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it
has
only
a
few
fence
of
the
coasts
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harbor
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regular
fighter
squadrons,
their
cities
against
subs
that
could!
planes
are
not
of
the
best
and
j
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atomic
missiles
or
fire
shells
:
radar
facilities
the
start
of
a
asnore
Mines
would
be
a
great
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army
s
airborne
Drigaae
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m,
the
Second
World
War
in
Eng-but
air
transport,
for
it
could
land,
Italy
and
Normandy,
become
a
major
headache
if
an
Tne
responslbmty
for
co.ordi.
enemy
struck
hard
and
often.
n&Uon
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ner
rests
wjth
the
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say
you
didn't
know!
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of
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Princ;
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business
people
desirous
of
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represented
in
a
special
industrial
supplement
which
is
about
to
tie
published
in
connection
with
the
opening
of
the
Columbia.
Cellulose
plant
are
urged
to
have
their
copy
in
our
hands
without
further
delay.
The
special
sections
are
now
being
closed
and
space
reservations
should
be
made
at
once.
The
issue
will
contain
new
pictures
and
articles
featuring
progress
of
city
and
district,
with
special
reference
to
the
Columbia
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committee
has
under
network
are
not
Impressive.
headache,
too.
The
air
defence
headquarters
Key
shipbuilding
of
seven
at
Montreal
is
the
forerunner
of
new-type
anti-sub
escort
vessels
a
fighter
command,
Canada's)
is
slow.
They
won't
be
launch-first,
that
would
be
the
top
tae-,ed
until
late
this
year
and
won't
tor
in
Canadian
defence.
By
;
be
at
sea
for
a
lot
longer.
three
positions
is
on.
By
the
end
of
this
year
major
strides
will
this
time
next
year,
the
RCAF
In
the
meantime,
headquar
it
at
this
stage
a
series
of
operational
headquarters
an
air
defence
group
headquarters
in
Montreal,
a
headquarters
lor
the
scattered
airborne
brigade
here,
naval
headquarters
on
each
coast
that
would
direct
wartime
battles.
'
A
year
ago
the
forces
being
built
to
defend
Canada
herself
ters
isn't
particularly
happy
about
tying
up
three
destroyers
in
Korea
and
a
couple
more
should
really
have
something
to
fight
with
although
Europe
has
a
high
priority
in
assignment
ot
have
been
made
but
it
probably
will
be
at
least
a
year
before
the
forces
are
really
in
a
,
fairly
sound
fighting
position.
The
basic
premise
of
defence
headquarters'
thought
ucs
to
be
the
assumption
that
I
no
large-scale
land
invasion
of
Canada
is
likely
in
the
years
Member
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Concert
Sunday
night,
after
church,
My
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at
9
p.m.
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Capitol
Theatre
to
relieve
them
at
a
time
when
new
squadrons
LAND
The
airborne
brigade,
!
a
war
could
make
them
sorely
officially
known
as
the
Mobile
needed
nearer
home.
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