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AUGUST
12.
1942
EDITORIAL
The
Manpower
Crisis
.
.
.
The
Canadian
government,
through
a
series
of
or-ders-in-council
to
be
promulgated
within
the
next
few
wppks.
nlans
to
rrive
effect
to
the
most
drastic
measures
the
situation.-
vot
imnnsprl
for
the
marshallihrr
of
Canadian
manoowerito
do.
in
a
total
war
effort.
The
program
is
extensive
and
comprehensive.
The
government
has
intimated
its
intention
of
assuming
widespread
powers.
The
concensus
of
opinion,
as
expressed
by
the
press
of
Canada
at
a
recent
conference
on
the
subject
of
manpower
in
Ottawa,
was
that
it
was
high
time
that
such
a
plan
should
be
put
into
effect
with
courage
and
determin
ation.
The
day
to
day
war
news
makes
only
too
evident!
the
urgent
necessity
for
the
speeding
up
oi
Canada
s
whole
war
effort.
The
utilization
of
manpower
is
not
the
only
major
war
problem,
of
course,
but
it
is
a
highly
important
one.
Canada,
like
the
rest
of
the
fighting
democracies,
is
endeavoring
to
catch
up
in
months
with
an
organization
that
the
dictatorship
enemies
have
these
many
years
been
ruthlessly
perfecting.
That
Canadians
must
cnange
and
sacrifice
and
do
it
immediately
must
now
be
amply
abundant
to
all.
The
thought
that
the
war
can
be
lost
should
be
a
sufficient
spur
to
all.
It
is
a
question
now
whether
persuasive
leadership
on
the
part
of
the
government
will
be
enough
to
meet
the
situation.
In
bringing
about
an
effective
selective
service
program,
compulsion
is
implied.
Just
how
far
it
will
be
possible
to
proceed
by
the
method
of
persuasion
with
authority
to
compel
evident
in
the
background
is
most
problematical.
Certainly
the
government
must
be
prepared
to
exercise
compulsion
as
far
and
as
fast
as
pressing
requirements
necessitate
and
there
must
be
no
temporizing
about
the
matter.
The
enemy.
does
not
wait.
There
is
much
to
do
in
this
little
disciplined
nation
of
ours
and
little
time
in
which
to
do
it.
The
major
policy
of
national
selective
service
must
consist
of
deliberate
control
of
employment
or
utilization
of
manpower.
What
this
may
involve
for
every
employer
and
employee
in
Canada'
in
the
very
near
future
may
be
imagined.
It
may
mean
changes
and
even
discomforts
but
there
is
little
reason
to
expect
that
for
the
most
of
Canadians
these
can
long
be
deferred.
Quite
possibly
we
should
have
been
feeling
them
long
ago.
The
thoughtful
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
doubtless
in
favor
of
the
government
taking
a
courageous
stand
in
the
efficient
allocation
of
manpower.
Call
it
regimen-L
tation
if
you
will.
This
newspaper
has
taken
the
stand
,
that
this
must
be
done
if
we
are
to
achieve
the
effort
necessary
to
the
successful
prosecution
of
this
war.
This,
we
believe,
is
the
view
of
various
citizens
small
business
men
workers
of
all
kinds,
including
those
in
the
war
industry.
The
serious
ones,
we
believe,
are
not
only
willing
but
are
impatient
to
have
this
better
utilization
of
manpower
brought
about
even
if
it
should
embody
drastic
changes
in
some
ways,
interfering
with
the
old
way
of
doing
things.
.
Among
the
working
classes,
particularly
the
young,
there
may
have
to
be
a
measure
of
discipline.
Due
to
a
ruinous
competition
for
the
services
of
men,
there
has
developed
an
attitude
of
independence
which
may
well
become
dantrerous.
A
condition
has
developed
which
among
the
thoughtless,
at
least,
encourages
a
spirit
of
exploitation,
a
consideration
of
self
interest
for
the
earn
ing
of
extra
dollars
not
for
saving
but
for
spending.
Conditions
here
have
been
made
very
favorable
for
a
spirit
that
for
some
is
far
removed
from
any
consideration
of
an
honest
war
effort.
In
other
words
they
think
more
of
what
they
can
get
out
of
the
war
rather
than
what
they
ought
to
be
doing
towards
the
end
of
winning
it.
There
appears
to
be
an
utter
lack
of
appreciation
of
the
perils
and
consequences
which
would
be
involved
in
the
losing
of
this
war.
Consideration
of
self
interest
is
one
of
our
worst
fifth
columnists.
With
some
it
is
the
desire
to
exploit
the
situation
for
their
own
ends.
With
some
it
is
unwillingness
to
change.
Some
just
wish
fo
go
on
having
a
good
time
in
their
own
sweet
way.
With
some
it
is
just
sheer
lethargy.
Many
utterly
fail
to
appreciate
the
seriousness
of
the
situation
or
evade
the
issue
by
refusing
to
even
think
of
it.
There
may
be
a
little
time
for
one
more
great
recruiting
campaign
where
every
Canadian
would
be
asked
point
blank
if
he
is
pulling
his
load
in
the
war
effort
if
his
own
manpower,
is
doing
the
best
job
it
is
capable
of
directly
in
the
war
effort.
There
must
be
immediately
a
more
earnest
war
effort
on
the
pdrt
of
Canadians
individually,
a
dropping
of
the
attitude
of
personal
exploitation.
The
only
way
of
developing
that
attitude
is
by
bringing
about
an
appreciation
of
the
seriousness
of
I
Out
here
in
the
west
at
Prince
Rupert
a
lot
of
us
are
very
sure
that
we
are
really
under
the
gun
the
gun
of
.
the
enemy
and
that
it
may
not
be
so
long
before
it
be-trins
shootincr
at
us.
Unfortunatelv.
there
are
others
of
ius
who
fail
through
blind
unwillingness
to
face
up
to
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seriousness
or.
inings.
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auuiuie
nas
got
to
cnange,
rind
rliaf
rirrhr.
snnn.
would
bring.
"CUT
THIS
OUT
ANV
KEEP
IT
WITH
yOUR
RECIPES"
have
tiftht-fittinc
.
f
your
oven
metis
so
covers.
Use
stored-up
heat
at
rr.
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that
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r
.
.....
that
all
ciislics
are
cooked
at
once.
Baptise
Children
In
Ancient
Pool
Hear
Voice
of
nhhop
rn
rum
Shrine
of
Seventh
Century
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The
government
has
the
power
to
put
the
power
of
TAPLW'
at
f:
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uyP
Pool,
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a
pona
3
Mi
02
i
a
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mi
a
ceremony
every
man
and
woman
in
the
place
it
belongs.
There
is
fed
bv
a
never-failing
spring,
five
Subscription
Rates
in
Clty-Per
Year.
$5.00;
Half
Year.
$2.50;
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that
1'rince
Kiinert
people
well
know,
even
AHen-
wno
mi"
u'""
if
we
hate
to
admit
the
possibility
of-would
most
cer-
u'lni
tamly
be
unmercifully
thrust
upon
us
should
the
enemy
warrior.
The
last
time
the
pool
encroach
much
further
upon
our
west
coast
shores.
was
used
for
such
a
ceremony
was
And,
if
and
when
victory
comes.
Some
lessons
of
(ls-
In
the
seventh
century
when
Saxon
!
cipline
at
this
time
might
the
better
fit
us
to
face
up
to
men
C"VM
?h.cir!?T
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...
...
.
r
were
marked
with
the
swn
Of
tne
the
situations
and
problems
wnich
peace
with
victory
crow.
In
this
question
of
utilization
of
manpower
leader-
iaiaiKBrraiEiiiBiBrjirBrBi
ship
is
required
and
the
government
is
in
a
position
to
j
"
national
apply
that
leadership
fairly,
efficiently
and
fearlesl'-
jg
n
Prince
Rupert
people
feel
that
way
and
would
welcome
j
lYl6SSCfi6r
uCfYICC
early
and
definite
action.
The
most
of
us
would
like
to
g
Cau
u
.
,
.
we
iuui
it
be
good
soldiers
in
arms
or
not
but
a
lot
of
us
donN
5
we
never
cio
know
how
and
are
iust
waiting
to
be
asked
or
told
what
2
Phone
Red
3!)2
Canada's
new
manpower
motto:
a
place
for
everybody
and
everybody
in
his
place.
Letter
Box
vhlcb
by
the
way
they
seldom
e-This
leaves
ten
men
available,
or
three
men
an
duty
during
th-three
eight
hour
periods
of
each
;day.
One
of
IJies
men
must
be
(eft
Editor,
Dally
News:
.m
charge
of
the
lock-up,
and
so
As
agents
for
a
considerable
two
only
can
possibly
be
on
n!l
amount
of
both
residential
and
a
.ny
tlme
Another
factor
to
be
commercial
property
In
this
town,
tal
a
Into
consideration
is
that,
we
are
continually
subject
to.
In
hee
troublous
times,
pollc
claims
for
smashed
plate
glass
win-
court
Is
In
seaaion
almost
all
day.
dows.
During
the
last
ten,
months
which
further
takes
up
the
tlm
we
have
settled
seven
large
bill
of
the
police
officers,
for
damage
to
the
windows
of
th
j
We
feel
very
strongly
the
need
store
of
Howe
and
McNulty.
one
tor
an
Increased
force
Payment
for
Fraser
and
Payne
and
one
for
of
additional
police
Is.
of
conr-.
the
Grotto
Cigar
Store.
Several
of
a
charge
on
the
taxpayers
of
the
these
Incident
were
accompanied
city,,
but
such
a
charge
must
be
by
burglary,
entailing
considerable
borne
If
we
are
to
have
adequate
loss
to
the
owners
of
the
stores
poHctng,
and
will
no
doubt
be
'
concerned.
borne
cheerfully
In
order
to
con-
Thls
condition
is
alarming
in
the;
e
lawless
elements
in
our
extreme,
and
we
feel,
like
many:101-
Yours
verv
trulv-other
H:
a
Helgerson
Ltd.
that
taxpayers,
we
are
en-
titled
to
more
adequate
provision;
Nora
E-
Arnold.
Manager.
In
the
policing
of
the
city.
We
are
informed
by
the
Chief
!
SUOAIl
ntODl'CTION
of
Police
that
the
police
force
con-!
British
Caribbean
possessions
slsts
of
ten
men.
These
men
are
produce
281,017
acres
of
sugar
entitled
to
one
day
a
week
free,
cane
annually.
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following1
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Use
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possible.
Cook
vegetables
as
quickly
as
possible.
Avoid
violent
boiling.
Cover
your
cooking
utensils.
Don't
stir
don't
baste
neither
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necessary
with
controlled
electric
cooking.
Save
electricity
by
using
remains
after
the
current
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