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Saturday,
November
9,
1940.
EDITORIAL
Another
Bureau
Proposed
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An
effort
is
being
made
to
turn
this
democracy
into
a
bureaucracy.
As
one
example
of
this
we
mention
the
agitation
in
certain
quarters
for
the
appointment
of
a
new
bureau
to
handle
the
work
on
the
highways
of
the
prov
ince.
It
is
ratheV
art
attractive
idea
at
first
sight
but
an
expensive
one.
The
tirodosa!
is
to
hand
over
the
construction
and
maintenance
of
the
highways
to
a
new
organization
to
be
caiied
a
highway
commission.
This
commission
would
be
appointed
by
the
government
of
the
day,
whatever
party
hapiened
to
be
in
power,
and
wduld
naturally
be
composed
of
friends
of
the
government.
The
spending
of
the
money
would
be
handed
over
to
them
and
yet
they
would
have"
ho
responsibility
as
to
the
raising
of
the
money.
Today
the
highways
are
being
kept
by
an
organization
known
as
the
public
works
department
It
is
the
duty
of
this
organization
to
get
as
much
work
done
as
possible
vith
the
money
available.
Unfortunately,
for
some
years
past
there
have
beeri
men
who
could
not
secure
work
and
the
public
works
have
suffered
accordingly.
It
has
been
looked
tlpon
bv
some
as
relief
work.
It
is
not
fair
to
judge
the
Dubhc
works
department
bv
the
work
done
with
relief
labor.
We
are
not
reflecting
on
many
able
men
who
have!
from
time
to
time
been
employed
on
public
works.
Ls-j
uaily
it
has
been
the
custom
to
place
men
who
were
unable
to
do
a
good
day's
work
between
the
capable
men
with
the
idea
of
stepping
them
up.
Sometimes
it
had
the
effect
of
stowing
down
the
whole
gang.
If
a
highway
commission
is
employed
this
below
par
relief
labor
will
have
to
be
employed
somewhere
so
there
will
b
no
real
saving.
Political
Aspect
-
-
-
Under
the
present
system
the
money
voted
for"
the
hibways
is
apportioned
among
the
political
constituencies
according
to
their
needs.
If
a
commission
were
ap-pointed
it
is
presumed
that
this
appointment
would
be
set
a5ide
and,
as
the
commission
would
be
largely
representative
of
the
big
centres,
the
money
would
be
spent
to
provide
fine
automobile
roads
for
the
benefit
of
the
big
ceh
tres.
Districts
like
those
of
northern
British
Columbia
would
find
themselves
neglected.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
appointment
of
a
commission
prestfmes
the
spending:
of
more
money
ori
the
highways
and
this
would
mean
higher
taxation.
Suppose
a
conl-rnissibri
of
three
men
were
appointed.
They
would
if
they
were
competent
erigiheers,
be
paid
at
least
$5,060
ea"ch
or1
$15,000
for
the
three.
They
would
still
need
the
same
or
similar
local
engineers
and
road
foremen
and
there
is
no
guarantee
that
the
commissioners
would
be
any
more
ef
ficient
than
are
the
present
heads
of
the
denarthierit.
The
present
heads
would
still
be
needed
to
check
up
on
the
Com
mission.
The
people
choose
a
certain
group
to
handle
the
affairs
Of
the
nrOVlrice.
They
hold
them
responsible
for
th
conduct
Of
affairs.
They
would
not
be
responsible
if
the
work
were
done
bv
an
independent
Commission.
At
one
tirhe
the
Liberal
Party
adopted
the
highway
commission
idea
ak
its.
policy.
When
they
came
to
ini-plehierit
this
polidV
th6y.discovered
difficulties
which
hnd
not
ueen
eviueni-
wneu
uit;uisniy
uiu
meury
oi
ine
policy,
Wisely
they
decided
to
abandon
it.
nnfVS
Mfi
!,fefuJS!Saffi
Joy
eiieet
irom
tne
war
wnne
tne
storm
.
worn
nere
ana
mere,
tne
vnaiy
of
conflict
lashed
the
OH
Land
so
word
that
often
went
such
a
long
fiercely,
appreciated
the
privileges
way.
they
still
enjoyed
and
were
(ally
In
the
evacuation
of
Dunkerque.
aware
of
their
responsibilities
m
do-
Coinmissioner
Orames
told
how
the
ing
all
they
possibly
could
to
pre-
Salvation
Army
had
lost
5325,000
of
serve
the
Empire
in
its
fight
for
.
its
anxflfary
equipment
"But
thank
right
truth
and
justice.
God.
the
men
were
saved.
The
dol
yation
during
the
eomlng
winter.
:
How
privileged
the
people
In
Can-'
ada
were,
people
who
had
so
far
felt
so
litUe
the
effects
of
war.
Can-1
adians
would
have
to
be
ready
to
give
of
their
time
and
money
In
this
struggle.
I
Like
the
tides
of
the
past
against
the
British
Empire,
Commissioner
Orames
was
confident
that,
with
the
help
of
God,
history
would
re-
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war
had
wrought
in
the
short
soace
SEALED
tenders
will
be
received
by
Orames
told
how
many
peoples
had
.
lost
their
freedom.
Their
homes.'
their
food,
all
their
possessions
had
gone
from
them
to
the
Germans.
He
was
afraid,
said
Commissioner
Orames,
that
Europe
would
see
ter-,
nbie
suffering,
starvation
and
prl-
the
Undersigned
up
to
noon
of
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Tuesday,
November
26th,
for
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purchase
of
the
Cottonwood
Cafe
building
and
contents,
exclusive
of
ground
rights,
Hyder,
B.C..
formerly
operated
Jby
David
Allen,
deceased.
Business
affords
splendid
opportunity
as
wage
proposition.
Premises
ana
contents
may
be
Inspected
by
calling
on
David
Oed-des.
Stewart,
B.
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The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
Strictly
cash.
Tenders
should
be
adressed
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and
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war
Cfiih-Salvatlori
Army
Chif
Tar
Canada
mi&skmpr
Orame?
aw
was
should
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UnmistakeaMe
Sigm
ot
CgffitBStf
piWsB.
sfibuld
UYlj
Divine
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EMe
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should
the
Church
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ltf
to
Date
by
Present
Occupants
wort,
tne
Army
was
ao
mamum-,
and
aSressiTe
They
should
make
a
inn
iu
activities
from
a
spiritual-
BOod
if
Canadians,
feeling
so
little
direct
litfc
stahdpoint,
giving
the
kindly,
.
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irvr
or
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lore
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nitinmnt
n
Ks
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SPORT
CHAT
Three
ante-season
basketball
'J
games
win
be
played
tonight
at
the
I
Exhibition
Hall,
in
intermediate
a
"
w
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High
School
win
meet
Co-Ops
;n
subject
"Under
Two
Plwed.
.
waE
Flags
-
Intsrmediate
B
Fraser
Street
ine
union
jaes
oi
me
unusn
am-
ine
uommnsioiier
am
nat
nesi-i
.
tv-nt
nlo
nn.
Vft
RUifiH
in
pire
and
the
Blood
and
Fire
of
the
tate
to
acknowiede
the
toe
warja
glrb'
game
th?
opponents
win
be
Salvation
Army,
discussed
the
pee-
work
of
the
Red
Cross,
the
Knights
and
,h
Sfhaot
ial
war
work
of
the
Army
which
he
of
Columbus,
the
Canadian.
Legion
homes
fOT
and
Old
UnfortUn
nature
in
adrittlon
tn
th
rmlar
coriatfnn
.
young
social
and
evangelical
work
which,
the
Army
carried
out
during
both
dptchM
crWl
to
It
or
to
the
AskocUWxJ
FTeai
in
this
paper
and
elao
tt
peace
and
war
times.
All
ru&u
of
republication
ot
special
deroetcbes
therein
are
also
reeerred.
PAILT
EUITION
Under
Two
Flaes
Commissioner
Orames
told
the
audience
that
the
two
flags
that
of
the
British
Empire
and
that
of
the
SalvaUon
Army
were
sUl!
the
only
two
upon
which
the
sun
never
set
The
Salvation
Army
flag
was
flying
In
ninety-one
countries
and
ministered
to
all
races
and
all
peoples.
Like
the
Union-
Jack
it
stood
for
political,
industrial
and
religious
liberty.
"I
like
to
feel
that
our,
Army
flag
stands
for
liberty
to
worship
and
freedom
to
serve."
Referring
to
the
changes
which
Commissioner
Orames
mentioned
in
tlflsin
the
ArmvV
nnrmi!
n.
ates,
relief
of
the
needy
and
rr!nis-tratlonj
to
the
prisons.
"The
?reat
evangeUstlc
work
the
Arm-V
stm
!
tlviUes
of
crime
preventative
work,
better
men
of
children's
conditions.
:
6T"
ur
CUssifjED
the
Army
which
endeavours
to
minister
to
man
not
only
from
the
cradle
to
the
grave
but
before
the
cradle
and
after
the
grave."
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At
Borden
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but
Impressive
Remem
brance
Day
program
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sUl)
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iks
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sihool
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a
mtM
in
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fecal
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A
,
af
thldbr
Pining
to
radrfoi
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store
tad
sang
-Eternal
Father."
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God.
Thursday
night.
One
unmake-
lo
good
Jd
adnto
al'antage.
Huts'
huh
had
nan
enlarge
it.
bringing
it
up
to
suit-
Our
Help
in
Ages
Pa,"
The
Suable
m
of
thK
he
erted.
hid'11
'
able
nroDortkms.
prnne
Sacrifice"
and
ThereU
Al-
beep
the
miracle
of
Dunkerque
when
a
heavy
fog
had
come
down!
over
the
English
Channel
to
cover
the
safe
evacuation
if
SOOjOOO
roem-
hoK
nf
tH
RnHih
Trrtff4rifiananr
attempt
Commissioner
Oram's
wondered
with
the
war
that
was
being
carried
Force.
Another
ntanifestattoh
had
on
bT
UX5rnen
been
the
great
storm
which
had
(helped
to
break
up
the
fall
invasion
Practical
and
Spiritual
iM
f.rrt
start
off
on
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sound
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ta$
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e
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