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Per
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CANADIAN
JUGGLING
DYNAMITE
EUROPE'S
BALKAN
COUNTRIES
are
still
the
powder
keg
they
always
were
and
a
third
world
war
Qould
be
touched
off
over
night.
:;The
dove
of
peace
has
not
faced
stormier
weather
since
the
battle
against
the
Axis
powers
ended.
:
Civil
war
in
Greece
is
so
serious
today
and
has
such
wide
ramification
it
may
well
flame
Europe
and
Asia
into
another
orgy
of
bloodshed.
.
Appeal
of
the-Greek
government
for
arms
to
battle
"bandit"
forces
places
Great
Britain
in
a
ticklish
position.
Her
refusal
to
comply
would
jeopardize
her
relations
with
Greece,
which
are
none
too
happy
Ut
.present,
while
her
help
would
en-flame
the
growing
resentment
of
Russia.
?
Russia
has
demanded
from
Turkey
the
right
to
establish
military
luises
on
the
Dardanelles,
ostensibly
to
assist
Turkey
in
the
protection
of
these
important
straits.
Appealed
to
by
Turkey,
Britain
has
advised
that
country
against
direct
negotiations
With
the
Soviet,
saying
the
future
control
of
the
Dardenelles
could
he
decided
only
after
international
discussions.
Add
to
this
precarious
position
the
antagonism
of
Yugoslavia
and
Russia
resulting
over
the
stand
pat
policy
of
Britain
and
the
United
States
Per
Tear,
14.00
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OP
CIRCULATIONS
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
on
the
Trieste
headache
and
you
have
everything
for
an
explosion
even
the
match.
TO
A
GROUSE
DRINKING
There
Is
no
quietness
like
this
Nor
woodland
hush
so
still;
This
Is
silence's
last
word.
The
morning's
feet
unheard
Upon
a
hill.
Beyond
the
silver
pool
the
dark
trees
Watch
and
listen;
On
the
silver
pool
stray
sunbeams
Pause
and
glisten.
The
grouse
bends
to
the
pool,'
And
silver
ripples
run.
In
silver
rings
disperse
Into
the
dusk
and
widen
Into
the
universe!
ARTHUR
WALLACE
PEACH.
THROUGH
OTHER
EYES
NEW
HIGHWAY
NEEDED
We
need
a
good
east-to-west
trunk
highway.
We
should
have
It,
wide
and
Inviting,
to
tap
the
vast
reservoir
of
motorists
to
the
south
of
us.
We
need
it.
we
can
afford
It
and
it
will
pay
us
back.
Kamloops
(B.C.)
Sentinel.
BUSY
TRUSTEES
One
of
the
disadvantages
of
the
larger
school
area
is
the
great
amount
of
additional
time
which
the
larger
district
demands
from
trustees.
Already
one
of
the
valued
Kelowna
trustees
has
found
it
necessary
to
resign.
It
is
one
angle
which
proponents
of
the
scheme
probably
did
not
consider.
Perhaps
it
can
be
overcome.
If
it
can't,
the
larger
district
is
already
on
the
road
to
failure.
Kejowna
(B.C.)
Courier.
UNFINISHED
BUSINESS
As
Canadians
we
still
have
a
chore,
brin.
in?
the
country
to
a
state
that
Is
passably
fair
as
peacetime
countries
should
be.
and
PioL1
en
.lKthe
tniggle
that
began
in
1939
be
brought
to
a
successful
conclusion.
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PRINCETON,
NJ.
A
new
theory
which
may
revolutionize
ideas
now
held
on
the
forces
binding
the
nuclei
of
atoms
together
was
put
before
the
gath
"CQWLESS
COWBOYS"
In
competiUon
with
the
cow
is
Aircraftsman
Jim
Skinner,
Winnipeg,
Man.,
whose
job
in
the
peacetime
R.C.A.F.
will
be
the
re-constitutlon
of
oovdered
whole
milk.
He
has
Just
completed
a
course
in
Toronto
Inttha
art
of
making
fluid
milk
out
of
the
powdered
product.
He
will
be
posted
to
Labrador
or
Newfoundland
where
a
cow
on
the
hoof
is
a
curiosity.
Cowboys
without
cows
are
the
specially-trained
airmen
who
provide
hundreds
of
gallons
of
milk
for
ue
on
isolated
R.OA.F,
stations.
Milk
is
an
Important
part
of
the
balanced
diet
laid
down
by
R.CJV.F.
nutritionists.
To
provide
this
milk
where
cows
cannot
be
maintained,
nor
a
iresh
supply
obtained,
dried
milk
is
flown
in
and
reconstituted.
Reconstruction
calls
for
special
trainlng.
and
recently
two
aircraftsmen,
slated
for
duty
at
Gander,
Nfld..
spent
a
week
at
Borden
plants
in
Toronto
and
western
Ontario
studying
the
process
from
start
to
finish.
At
Gander
the
two
airmen
will
have
the
responsibility
of
providing
more
than
500
gallons
of
rrllk
dally.
This
Is
the
equivalent
of
the
production
of
more
than
a
hundred
cows,
So
intrigued
are
the
"cowless
cowboys"
"c
ictuiuiHuiins
macmnes
inai
iney
nave
given
them
Mvine
names.
"With
no
stable
duties
and
no
rounding
up
of
the
nerd
K's
a
cinch
1"
say
the
boys.
J
I
that
an
electron
is
an
electric
BUSY
BEACHCOMBERS
I
charge
with
an
electric
field
SOUTHEND,
O
In
five
!
which
has
energy
and
mas3.
The
months,
cleaners
of
Southend's
j
Idea
was
proposed
40
years
ago
beach
have
gathered
166
tons
of
1
but
was
discarded
because
of
waste
paper
and
rubbish,
10
tons
i
lack
of
a
mathematical
proof,
of
broken
glass,
2,820
bottles
and
j
Dr.
Dirao
yesterday
supplied
Jars
and
as
much
as
three
tons
of
I
evidence
with
a
complicated
rubbish
daily
In
the
busy
season
j
series
of
equations
and
Ideas
-
i
which
brought
the
comment
:
from
Dr.
Albert
Einstein,
"I
did
j
not
think
that
It
was
possible,"
'
according
to
his
friends.
Dr
Einstein
believes
that
it
will
start
a
new
trend,
of
thought
i
Professqr
Dirac's
talk
was
!
given
on
the
second
day
of
the
first
Conference
in
Princeton's
series
of
15
discussions
to
be
held
throughout
the
academic,
year.
The
discussions
during
the
day
were
of
an
extremely
tech-
ering
of
natural
scientists
at
nlcal
nature
under
tha
general
Princeton
University's
Oraduate
j
heading
of
"nu-clear
phylcs,"
College
as
Dr.
P.
A.
M.
Dirac,
as
the
100
world-known
natural
Porfessor
of
Mathematics
at
scientists
talked
only
a'.ng
the
iamDnoge
-university,
England,
lines
of
theoretical
science.
and
Nobel
Prize
winner
in
1933,
proposed
that
electrons
have
no
size
or
shape
and
so
may
be
brought
closer
and
closer
together,
providing
an
immense
force
between
each
particle.
The
electron,
according
to
Dr.
Dirac's
theory,
consists
only
of
an
electric
charge
which
has
mass.
This
contradicts
the
Idea
NEURALGIA
Are
NEURALGIA
and
the
Hammerlr.i
Headaches
it
causes
blinding
you
wito
cruel
pain?
Gt
fast.
Bale
relief
an
otheri
have,
with
Teupleton'
T-R-C'a.
Don't
delay
another
dy.
Start
now
to
relieve
thatain
with
T-R-CWthe
remedy
enthusiastically
pitlaed
by
thousands.
At
all
druggist!
50c,
-
T-22
WHAT
GIVES
'COCOA
ITS
FOOD
VALUE?
The
high
food
value
of
Cocoa
depends
almost
entirely
on
its
Cocoa
Butter
content.
PERFECTION
COCOA
guaranteed
to
contain
22
Cocoa
Butter,
which
gives
you
the
maximum
obtainable
of
rich,
energy-giving,
body-building
properties.
For
a
delicious
food-drink,
be
sure
to
ask
your
grocer
for
PERPECTION
COCOA.
Regardless
of
price,
there
is
none
better.
Yet
PERFECTION
COCOA
costs
less!
Buy
Canada
Savings
Bonds!
WESTERN
BRIDGE
imt
rmieiTOM
VANCOUVHL
Rt
rTYTTTYTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Briefs
Jrom
Britain
LETCHWORTH,
Hertfordshire,
Eng.,
iff
Nine
times
a
bridesmaid.
Miss
Joyce
Brazier
has
married
IVYCHURCH,
Kent,
Eng
0)
Six
couples
spent
their
honeymoons
at
the
same
time
In
one
house
here.
IBSTOCK,
Eng.,
Q
Blowp
Inland,
a
cormorant
is
being
fed
fish
and
will
be
sent
by
crate
to
the
sea
for
release.
BRAINTREE,
Eng.,
CB
Brain
trtc
Urban
Council
has
banned
thj
use
of
air-raid
sirens
for
calling
out
the
National
Fire
Ser
vice.
BRIDGEND,
Wales,
0-Chil
dren
of
nearby
Mile
End
are
or
ganizing
a
petition
to
the
local
council
for
construction
of
a
new
playground.
CROYDON,
Eng.,
O
The
Darbies
are
marrying
the
Joans
at
a
club
for
lonely
old-age
pensioners
here.
Three
old
couples
were
married
recently.
;
LONDON,
O-Llners
Acqult-'anla
and
Empress
of
Australia,
jboth
32
years
old,
are
likely
to
I
continue
in
service
another
three
or
four
years.
CHESTER,
Eng.,
Thomas
Pate,
84,
.has
started
his
60th
year
as
organist
of
Holy
Trinity
Church.
DONCASTER,
Eng.,
tt-A
wire
rope
1,640
feet
Jong.
I0',i
Inches
in
circumference
and
welshing
22
tons
has
been
made
for
aerial
conveyor
use
on
the
continent.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
VANCOUVER
VIA
OCEAN
FALLS
"Primes
Adelaide''
F.erv
.Monday.
10
p.m.
ALASKA
PORTS
FOR
SALE
BY
TENDER
Bldg
C.S.
24x80
2
wings
24x58
CROWN
No.
44
OR's
Mess
C.S.
24x53
and
10x12
1
wing
24x
104'
No.
47
Wireless
Hut
15x20
envelope
plainly
marked
Tender
No:
403.339
FOR,
5
Buildings
Area
"C
AT
Prince
George
Brigade
Camp,
Prince
George,
B.C.
Addressed
to:
BRANCH
SALES
MANAGER,
1108
W.
Georgia
St.,
Vancouver;
B.C.
ASSETS
"I'rinrest
Noroh"
"Princcii
Lotilte"
Full
Information
on
talliiift
from
local
ttekml
anf,
or
irritr
O,
Brura
llurper,
O.I',J.,
C.P.K.
Station,
loncoiifr.
TYPE
OF
ASSETS:
10
Buildings
5
Buildings
(Area
'C")
and
5
Buildings
No.
2
OR's
Qtrs.
No,
"Area
"II").
rnnce
oeorge
i5ri?aue
Lamp,
PKINCE
(iEOKGE,
B.C.
War
Assets
Corporation
will
receive
offers
to
purchase
all
or
aav
of
the
Crown
-Ownpd
Buildings
described
below.
The
purchaser
shall
remove
the
bulldW
or
buildines
fill
in
excavations
and
restore
the
ground
to
its
original
elevation,
leaving
(Vie
site
In
a
neat
and
tidy
condition
In
a
manner
satisfactory
to
an
authorized
representative
of
the
Corporation
5
BUILDINGS
Area
"C
No.
1
OR's
Qtrs.
C.S.
24x40'
and
24x25'
II
Hut,
2
wings,
24x120'
No.
13
OR's
Qtrs.
and
Mess
OS.
24x113'
2
wings
24x92'
2
Cent,
wings
24x30'
No,
40
Bde
HQ.
No.
tl
OR's
Qtrs.
CS,
24x40
and
24x25'
H
Hut,
2
wings,
24x
120'
OS.
24
x40'
and
24x25
II
Hut,
2
wings,
24
x
120'
3
OR's
Qtrs.
C.S.
24
x
40',
1
wing
24
x
120'
No.
30
Garage,
3
-stall
30x67'
No.
38"
OR's
Mess
OS.
38
x
40
and
24
x
25
II
Hut,
2
wings,
24x83
A
cetrlfied
cneque
or
bank
draft
to
the
value
of
ten
percent
of
the
tender
price,
made
payable
to
tha
War
Assets
Corporation
must
be
forwarded
with
the
tender
In
a
sealed
Tender
No.
402-318
FOR
5.
Buildings
Area
"H"
AT
Prince
George
Brigade
Camp,
Prince
George,
B.C.
Addressed
to:
BRANCH
SALES
MANAGER,
1108
W.
Georgia
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
TENDERS
WILL
CLOSE
AT
TWELVE
O'CLOCK
NOON
PACIFIC
TIME
OCTOBER
l8lh,
191(5
tnrefmWJrfS't
ffe
S?nMl
p,umbln
and
heatln,
fix-
BUILDINGS
to
be
sold
for
removal
and
restoration
of
the
site.
ALL
AREAS
AND
DIMENSIONS
GIVEN
AHEJ
APPROXIMATE
The
tenderer
must
state
the
use
to
whlc'i
the
bulldlmr
or
building
nr
mirprinu
..,
tained
therein
will
be
put
as
this
will
be
a
determining
fnrtnr
In
rinMrtlnr
(Via
nnnnnt
of
any
Tender.
--n
n-w.m.4.,
ULLCULd
I"
Tenders
received
after
closing
time
cannot
be
considered
The
hiehest
or
anv
tpnrw
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
Cheques
or
bank
drafts
wllll
?
returned
k
unsSSf
ul
SdeTers
The
successful
tenderer
will,
when
notified
of
accentanrp
nf
hU
nr
W
tj
v
quired
to
furnish
cetrlfied
cheque
bank
?for
remalniL
&nhd.e,r.rbe
a
or
draf
the
00?
of
hi,
Je
and
in
addition,
a
certified
cheque
or
bank
dra
for
at
f
SSSunt
eaSlto
th?tim5tWe.r;
of
restorlnsr
the
site
or
sites,
as
a
guarantee
that
he
will
como'v
lth
nil
t?rmf
JatC0St
WAR
ASSETS
CORPORATION
MM
WEST
CEOKOIA
STKEET,
VANCOUVBI.
B.C.
Note:
Passes
for
inspection
of
the
above
buildings
must
be
obtalnprf
(mm
fh
nffi
.
,,r
Assets
Corporation.
1108
W.
Georgia
St.,
VancouverVB
C
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m
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6'-.
Victoria,
from
Mr.
E.
F.
Blart,
Prince
Rupert
Office
or
Opal
or
Tourmaline
October
Birthstones
For
those
born
In
Oetobe,
there
is
a
choice
of
blrthstonei-Tourmaline
or
Opal,
No
two
opals
are
alike
and
therein
lies
their
glamor
and
mystery.
Unique
beauty
y
d(,
rived
from-the
flashing
color!
mum
11c
nut
in
me
stone
itaelf
but
are
caused
by
the
lnterfer-!
ence
of
light
through
reflection.
One
of
the
earliest
descrin.
lions
of
Opal
in
English
was
written
In
the
reign
of
Queen
Elizabeth
by
Dr.
Stephen
Bat-man,
"This
stone
breedeth
only
In
Inde
and
Is
deemed
to
have
many
virtues,
as
hlewes
and
colors."
The
opal
seems
to
have
appealed
to
Shakespeare
as
a
fit
emblem
of
Inconstancy,
for
in
"Twelfth
Night"
he
makes
the
clown
say
to
the
Duke:
"Now
the
melancholy
Ood
protect
thee,
and
the
tailor
make
thy
garment
of
changeable
taffeta,
for
thy
mind
Is
very
opal."
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stolen
or
destroyed
it
will
be
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Canada
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