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Editorial
Saturday,
July
12,
1941.
For
those
of
us
who
favor
the'
Hakelton'i'oute
tlie;
recommendation
of
the
Alaska
Highway
commission
is
a
rlis.TnnninflTIPnt
.
Wo
rinfl
linno1
tim
niTmiicainil
vniilr1
fihd
the
advantage
of
the
coast
route
would
outweigh
the
.ujshu
vantages
anq
inat
tne
nignway
would
come
iar
enough
yest
to
be
an
advantage
to
the
Whole
ihterior
cobntry.
Howewr,
have
to
acknowledge
that
the
interior
route
has
its
advantages.
r
Judging
from
the
report
received
yesterday
tif
the
findings
of
Canadian
section
bf
the
highway
comhiissiort,
-th'e.;-Uhitetl
States
section
of
the
commission'may
be
quite
jiffeheht
frohv
the
Canadian
and
there
is
nothing
to
indi-
cAteihbW
the
inttter
will
be
finally
decided.
Presumably,
ihfef.Uhited
States
members
will
favor
the
Ha'zeilolt
i-oute
ahd;
if
they.ptit
up
the
greater
part
of
the
money
for
the
wj)rk
tjf
troilBttHietiort,
their
choice
should
have
the
greater
weight.
,
.
One
important
Teature
should
be
that
the
highwav
by
way
bf
thfe
Yukon
tioes
not
serVU
SoUtheastei;n
Alaska
vherea
f
rohl
Hazelton
it
Would
not
be
difficult
to
build
rft
once
Rupert
and
feri"y
to
Ketchikan.
Should
Ihei
United
States
and
Canadian
relations
become
closer
than
at
present
it
is
to
be
presumed
that
the
tl-ade
l-elations
of
I
Ketchikan
and
Prince
RUpert
Would
be
greatly
ilnpT-oved
ahd
steamshfp
services
between
the
two
places
become
much
HiOre
Sequent.
Cars
would
often
go
south
by
Wav
of
Prince
RUpert
ahtl
the
highway.
All
these
possibilities
have
to
be
considered
and
provided
for.
Wooden
Vessels
Needed
,
;the
suggestion
made
several
times
in
the
past
and
'febn.,BP,tt..b
X
Ll0
Ci'aiB
stehlay
as
one
of
the.
possibi
Hties
is
that
coast
patrol
boats
be
built
at
the
dry
dodk
Which
Would
be
useful
for.
Wat1
purposes
until
the
war
isoverand
then
be
converted
into
halibut
fishine
boats
for
fishing
m
the
westerly,
halibut
waters.
This
seems
tb
have
been
proiiosetl
fit-st
by
L.
W.
Patmore
K.C.
aJ.
?W5Jpihg
aiive
the
fall
halibut
fishing
and
revived
later
ih
ephheetion
With
meeting
the
present
W
On,
the
surface
it
looks
like,
an
excellent
plan.
Canada
shou
Ulget
a
lamr
share
of
the
fishing
from
the
July
and
AutrtM
mill
hottiMv
jnlunUibv
y
m
great
national
public
health
policy
in
Canada,
a
plan
of
co
operation
with
the
nrovinces.
a
blan
of
education,
of
i6r
relation
and
co-ordination."
declared
Hon.
Ian
MacireRSie.
iftW-ty.
the
preservation
of
demo-&Ktle
insUlutions.
must
be
our
"Above
all
and
transcending
all,
the
development
of
a
great
na-tfohal
scheme
of
Social
u
lZ
V
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U"U1
in
331(1
Mafekenzle,
"shaU
yttu
feJ.
1
uf0re
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know
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Canada
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TWO
THI
D'AILY'Rlfff
'
.
Saturday,
JulJlfltf.
THE
RIGHT
PLACE
To
Buy
T
?Gr
SHOES
Oliyx,
Plio-Pedtc
and
Tango
Pumps,
Miss
Atlanta
and
Vanity
Maid
(::.,
for
Women
Hartt,
Scott
&
McHales,
Grebb
and
Campacs
For
Men
Jack
&
Jill,
Hewestons,
Sismails
For
Misses
arid
Children
PENMVN'S
HOSIERY
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie
Talks
Of
Problems
To
Be
Dealt
With
the
nw
plan,
must
brine,
will'
brififf.
a
remedy
for
all
that."
i
He
declared
that
if
old
dt$gma
'
I
ahd
old
doctrines,
old
philosophies
of
government
cannot
solve
thi
After
The
War
In
An
Addressfe'S
"M
iThe
heart
of
the
world
that
is
to
i,
-i.
,
i
.
ii.
i
r.i.ii
ii
tiii
Itnme
will
be
determined
upon
a
Mil
ust
be
Security
of
Living
for
All
People.With
Ahontionl,
sdhitlon
of
a
problem
nf
Poverty
New
World
Ahead
is
His
Vision
jthat
has
battled
the"
statesmen
of
former
years.
OTTTittkrv
.ti.lv
'
Looking
Id
thfc
world
at-
large,
10
w0
a
lna
fn
T.i
nV
,
...
,
,
,
..
A
,8
1"";.'"
"
"Hhe
speaker
asserted
that
peace
must
be"
based
bit
collective
secure
Ity
Which
ffsls
upon
"collective
force
and
collective
preparedness,
Slhd
hot
upon
collective
idealism,
Canadiah
Club
here.
He
added
that
the
plan.
"Will
SttSUW
JSk-
mp"
that
those
who
return
from
over-
r
.
J.
,
,:,
f'f?112
ST?
016
ProblMns
under
""strengthehed,
and
"even
the
stahd-
ZTk
"u?...
JZJ.TSSI-
..t.iaW
of
living
that
is
precarious
m
uruvuui
w,
ensure
men
wiumic(
i
e
reaaonauie
mommy
ux
mu-sbmt
naUoris,
Should
be
uhlVer
conaiuons
uiai
me
ngni
lo
neaun
or;
.
uiv
reorganization
01
i;ana-wlll
be
accompanied
by
tne
power
dian
agriculture
on
secure
stand-
to
attain
health."
ards
to
return
a
secure
living
for
Stating
that
the
Domlhion
gov-
the
farmer
and
his
family;
the
ernment
had
alreadv
Given
thought
;
planning
of
timed
public
works.
to
what
must
be
effected
when
tnat
tan
be
initiated
at
the
close
npare
riliirn$
Mr
tarkenie
of
the
war
sd
that
they
inay
ab-
said
plans
had
been
laid
down
for
sorb
a
small
amount
of
skilled
and1
the
demobollzatlon
and
for
the
mucn
unskilled
labor;
the
develop-after-care
of
the
returned
lighting
ment
l
Canadiah
Export
IndUstrlM
forces;
for
pensions
to
those
who
that
can
employ
Canadian
labor
in
have
earned
pensions;
for
the
Canada
by
supplying
goods
to
treatment
of
the
disabilities
of
overseas
marKets.
salized
and
maintained
by
a
real
League
of
Nations
which
will
be
the
guardian
of
the
liberties
and
comforts
bf
mankind."
"t
believe,"
he
declared,
"that
after
the
agony
ahd
the
anguish
bf
these
tragic
days
have
passed
.
.
the
finest
days
in
all
the
world
will
lie
ahead
t
that
those
days
will
see
the
greatest
rallying
in
the
history
of
the
world
of
the
children
ot
the
city'
of
man
to
the
causa
and
Instnratlnn
nf
thp
rltv
those
rendered
unfit,
and
"for
the
ranting,
to
development
01
our
,of
aort
treatment
of
all
those
who
have
reat
natural
resources,
and
pro--
He
believed;
too.
that
we
shall
enlisted,
for
one
year
after
the
endive
development
01
nignways
conclusively
"win
this
'War
time
of
Iheli-
dtsch-qre'e."
Thef-e
to
"Wnk
us
closer
together
in
the
would
also
be
preference
of
em-
Dominion
and
to
link
our
great
ptoymem,
ih
the
Civil
Service
ai
ntres
of
scenic
beauty
closer
to
wpn
as
in
inHrt':Mfv
fnr
ihnke
tohn
tne
travellers
wno
come
irom
have
served,
he
added.
"The
maintenance
of
individual
NURSES
ASK
PAY
BOOST
upon
which'
we
have
engaged
as
crusaders
of
Christianity."
Mr.
Mackehrie
stated
his
belief
frlfhdly
lands,
Mr.
Mackenzie
as-,
themselves
are
giving
tremendous
serted
that
there
must
be:
hnnirht
t-n
fnnHotnontoi
rir.Mi
and
that
-peace
will
not
be
decided
by
1
"junta
or
a
cabal,
or
any
giildlng
stars
in
the
future,
he
as-
security,
by
clique
of
of
rulers."
rulers."
It
It
will
will
be
be
a
a
peace
peace
serted,
but
predicted
that
"some
J
"tv,
of.
'dictated
by
the
people
themselves,
restrictions
may
be
required
during
!AM
Post-waf
oroblems
the
period
of
mobilization."
77
y
!,
1
f
.
V
.tne
wl
the
Mr.
Mackenzie
foresaw
that
"the
."t.,:
";r,r,"r.'T,
masses
oi
tne
people,
tmit
v,oo
am
asai".
1
nPe
ana
pray,"
"
'
nPTAPA
He
m.
hrAlra
.
1
Trtrt
,H)1
I
nimM,
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.
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n
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u.uc
uun
ua,
uinwn,
jUiy
iz;
ivr)
More
SDlration
SpirailOn,
U
IS
In
in
full
lUU
SWay.
otiv"
,e)l
nnemntnmMt
an
rrtAt
nnnnn
-
.a
i
Predicting
that
a
plan
of
record
'".rrr
u";
u44
ZZ'rt?
n?
u
t-
mi
nnuun
nave
peuuoroa
tne
mui.
sthictlon
for
Canada
"mUst
be
TlJ
J."
c.ij
anu
tv
nui,
n
utib
nc
nwtr
i
loiiiaiii,
u
in
uiry
ui
iieaim
ior
increase
and
in
other
portions
of
the
Em-
""""l
i"cl'cw
"ie
new.woer,
ooume
present
payments.
pSre."
He
named
the
following
as
.-
i
FOR
SALh
tt)R
SALE
Trbller,
33
ft.,
good
condition.
Box
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News.
I
Ml
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FOR
SALE
4-room
house,
Seal
Cove
Circle,
$1000
cash
or
$1200
.
terms.
Inquire
Blue
Wing
Lunch,
Seal
Cove.
tf-.
FOR
"SALE
Household
tioOrs,
5
sinks
with
white
enamel
backs,
Crane
globe
ahd
gate
Valves
lh
Al
condition
at
very
tow
prices.
r
Phone
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324.
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Furniture.
.
Third
Avenue.
Lost
WANTED
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women
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At
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ASY-For
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For
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Put
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Ciuaranteed
Belter
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VAiup
SERVICE
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,
'
V
All
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Winners
':'.
'v'.'
At
PEAT
MAlk
t-UEL
Eire
annually
itonsumes
1,000000
tons
more
peat,
than
coal;
BLAZE
NOT
NEEDEb
IV
was
once
'believed
that
rubles
lh
contained
an
IHtehial
fin.
thai
ramadelk
,
L!0'"
f
l
whJch
uldcou.d
eVentuall,
bhnfe
Water
frl
bEPARTMENX
OF
LABOUR
CAHAbA
V.t
Your
Government
dfesires
to
avoid
trie
vicious
spiral
ofihflation.
to
do
so.
if
is
curbing
pric6-:;ihcrcasesj:
repW.'ire'cohttolled
profits
ate
testricted
and
hignly.taxed,
But
this'
b
hbbenough!
Thfe
efFtct
of
these
controls
Would
be
offset
if
no
tohtroHvete
placed
on
basic
,
wages.
The
unregulated
rate
betWeeh
wages
and
cost
of
living
would
produce
an
inflation
harmful
to
all
Canadians
fekcept
the
profiteer-Avhile
it
lastvd
and
disastrous
in
its
afterrnath.
In
place
of
any
increase
Ih
basic
Wage
rates,
Which,
WbUld
thereby
increase
prices
and
which
workers
are
asked
to
forego,
your
Government
has
provided
by
Order
in
Council
7440
tkat
a
cost
bf
living
bonus
be
paid
to
protect
the
workers
against
price
increases
fh
basic
necessities.
This
bonus
h
not
a
wage
increase.
It
rises
jand
falls
automatically
with
living
costs.
It
provides
25
cents
per
week
for
each
rise
df
one
point
in
tbe
cost
of
living
except
where
juvenile
or
female
workers
earti
lesiHaii
50
cents
per
hour
"
Ottawa
'
a
'July
7,
im
v
i
ELECTROCUTE
WHALES
Electricity
is
displacing
the
grenade
harpoon
In
whale
hunting.
RLiTz
bur,
Australia
-has
a
bettle
(Pheroso-bhus
vertlcallst
Which
defehds
itself
by
sending
out
a
little
cloud
ot
acrid
Vapor.
in
which
event
they
receive
1
per
cent,
of
their
basic
Wage
rate.
This
order
Has
the
following
advantages:
1-
ln
relating
bonuc
to
cwt
of
living
It
checks
the
race
bchveth
toages
ahd
prices;
2-
Bejng
bh
flat
rare
baits
it
Cavours
the
lower
paid
Workers..
"
3tlJit4i
employer
and
employee
to
dJne.ne'
amount
of
tKe
bonus
pay
able.
H
ip.
rcmoye
one
,
cause
of
labour
friction.
It,
makes
for
industHil
stability
in
this
time
p(
wa
1
4-It
h
the
fairest
possible
plan
for
the
worker
the
employer
ahd
the
laar
that
has
yet
been
devised.
.
1
As
thb
order
is
applied
and-
both
erh-plbyet-s
arid
employees
observe
iUh
the
spirit
and
in
the
letter
its
beneficial
effects
will
become
increasingly
apparent.
It
will,
took
contribute
hrart'eyer
increas
ing
production
bf
the
tools
of
War.
4
H.
A.
McLAktY,
--:
-Minfiter
of
Idtiwr