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MEMBQi
A3.C.
Mr.
Attlee's
Speech
...
Prime'
Minister
Attlee,
in
a
recent
speech,
certain
aspects
of
which
he
re-echoed
when
addressing
Gana-
You'll'
be
Surprised
the
the
OF
FASHION-CRAFT
...SUITS...
FOR
FALL
THE
FALL
SUIT
SHOWING
IS
NOW
FAIRLY
COMPLETE
AND
INCLUDES
ALL
THE
WANTED
SHADES
IN
THE
SMARTEST
MODELS.
Priced
from
$30.00
TO
$36.50
'THE
MEN'S
SHOP"
the
spirit.
In
these
times,
when
science
has
placed
so
much
at
our
disposal,
the
continuance
of
war
and
want
is
due
to
the
moral
failure
of
human
beings."
Russian
Imperialism
...
Whether
Russian
Imperialism
is
on
the
march
again
as
in
Tsarist
days
is
a
proposition
so
far
lacking
solid
confirmation
but,
on
the
available
facts,
this
much
may
be
said:
if
Britain
had
established
in
the
west
behind
an
iniolable
frontier
a
bloc
of
confederate
states
such
as
the
Soviets
AC4r
I
?
I??
control
in
the
east
of
Poland,
Czecho
dovak
a,
Bulgaria
Rumania
and
oneaceos
Yugwlavia,
Izvestia
and
Pravda
depend
'He
set
his
pXv
on
a
high
h
would
be
fL
L'
some
smart
dihinaA
ques-
eimcal
plane
and
from
that
eminence
Tw
nf
n.:
.
laid
bare
before
his
audience
which
was,
in
fact,
a
world
audience
the
secrets
of
his
political
faith.
He
enunciated
these
in
a
series
of
aphorisms:
"The
question
of
confidence
lies
at
the
root
of
the
problem
of
peace."
"If
we
survey
the;
world
today,
we
can
see
everywhere
the
bitter
results
of
two
evil
things,
fear
and
domination."
"The
foundations
of
the
world
Order
must
be
laid
in
the
hearts
of
men."
"I
want
to
see
how
best
we
can
lift
from
the
ordinary
man
and
woman
the
spectre
of
fear
that
haunts
them
today."
"I
want
to
consider
how
best
our
common
ideals
:of
peace,
freedom,
tolerance
and
economic
prosperity
for
all
peoples
can
be
raised."
"I
want
a
world
which
jwill.-be
afe
for
the
common
man."
i"We
have
to
get
together
with
all
nations
to
consider
how
wecan
live
.together
in
peace."
And
with
special
reference
to
the
Tatomic
.bomb:
"the
question
that"
::faces
us
today
is
not
so
much
how
died
yesterday
in
Victoria,
was
a
;can
we
control
this
new
devastating
dentist
at
Vernon
in
professional
life
'force
let
loose
on
the
world
by
and
was
not
actively
interested
in
science,
as
what
kind
of
world
so-
farming.
Nevertheless
he
served
;ciety
is
necessary
in
a
world
where
this
province
well
for
twelve
vears
a
lew
bombs
might
destroy
utterly
as
minister
of
agriculture.
Alwavs
dujh
uj.
(.cmuiies
ui
iiuuian
endeavor,"
and
again':
"unless
we
can
?devis,e
huma
nrelationships
other
-than
those
which
have
obtained
through
the
ages,
destruction
on
an
unbelievable
scale
will
fall
upon
our
7.
civilization.
uons.
inus
commenis.
courier,
a
bright
little
magazine
published
in
London.
It
continues:
"And,
if
Britain
had
demanded
a
base
in
the
Polish
Ukraine
similar
to
that
in
the
captured
Italian
Mediterranean
colonies
hinted
at
by
M.
Molotov,
indignation
in
Moscow
would
know
no
bounds.
There
is
uneasiness
about
what
is
happening
in
eastern
Europe,
there
is
misgiving
as
-to
Russian
intentions,
there
is
anxiety
whether
British
interests
are
not
lapsing
by
default.
That
is
.a
matter
for
plain
speaking
by
Mr.
Bevin
at
an
early
date.
This
generation
of
Britons
did
not
fight
again
to
liquidate
the
British
Empire
in
favor
of
Germany,
or
Japan,
or
Russia
or
the
United
States,
but
to
maintain
Britain's
place
in
the
sun
as
a
leader
of
civilization."
Dr.
MacDonald
Passes
.
.
.
Hon.
Dr.
K.
C.
MacDonald.
who
assiduous
and
zealous
in
his
ministerial
duties
and
earnest
and
atten
tive
to
the
interests
of
the
agricultural
industry
and
those
engaged
in
it,
he
did
much
during
his
tenure
at
the
head
of
the
department
to
im-
Mr.
Attlee
defined
the
trmle
goal
farmers.
PurriViilnriv
wo
oh-
Ifor
humanity
as
"a
world
in
which
tive
to
the
problems
concerning-
mar
femall
as
well
as
large
nations
will
be.
fable
to
live-
in
security,
a
world
in
pvhich
the
rule
of
law
will
prevail,
a
Sworld
of
social
justice
and
prosperity."
Mr.
Attlee
believes
this
can
ynly
be
attained
through
the.
moral
approach.
Fear
of
war
and
fear
of
material
want
must
be
removed;
but
"ma'nkind
needs
also
the
things
of
keting
of
the
province's
natural
pro-
ducts.
WHEN
YOU
SEE
quality
reasonable
prices
In
the
agricultural
areas
of
the
central
interior
contiguous
to
Prince
Rupert
he
was
a
frequent
and
wel-come
visitor
and
in
that
area
as
well
as
throughout
the
province
many
will
regret
his
passing
as
the
loss
of
a
good
and
helpful
friend.
LUilXAHlu4i!NaniiTnTl
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to
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tired
feeling.
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937
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"He
gave
the
book
to
you
and
I."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"acclimate?"
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Calisthenics,
cal-somlne,
calprie.
4.
What
does
the
word
"laconic"
mean?
5.
What
Is
a
word
beginning
with
ve
that
means
"acting
with
great
force;
ardent?"
Answers
1.
Say,
"He
gave
the
book
to
you
and
me."
2.
Pronounce
a-kll-mat,
first
as
a
sin
at,
1
as
in
He.
second
a
as
in
ate,
and
accent
second
fyllable.'not
the
first.
3.
Calcimine.
4.
Expressing
much
in
few
words;
brief
and
pithy.
"His
sense
was
strong
and
his
style
laconic."
welwood.
5.
Vehement.
rjiinfy
inUtt
IdenHliil
r
becoming
incrtulnglf
popular.
ECCO
ofieri
"id
i.Uction
cl
rtIi!io
ifyUi
tnd
dtilgru.
Com
In,
lodiy,
and
mtkt
Tout
ehoic.
JOHN
BULGER
JEWELERS
Third
Ave.
(Opp.
Post
Office)
NEW
SYSTEM
OF
VOTING
.(Continued
Irom
Page
1)
voters,
in
this
case
property
owners,
will
be
given
a
sheaf
of
six
ballots
stapled
together.
The
six
ballots
will
be
folded
together
and
placed
in
one
ballot
box
after
they
are
marked.
Known
as
the
Hunter
ballot.
the
method
was
designed
and
ccpywrlted
by
M.
P.
Hunter,
city-clerk
of
Victoria,
and
is
used
in
civic
elections
in
the
capital
city,
and
the
towns
of
Alberni
and
Port
Alberni.
Its
use
here
has
been
advocated
for
some
time
by
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thaln.-.
A
rifld
rule
in
using
the
Hunter
ballot
is
that
none
of
the
individual
ballots
be
detached
from
the
stapled
sheaf.
If
one
ballot
is
detached,
the
rest
are
automatically
disqualified.
This,
Mr.
Thain
says,
is
so
that
a
voter
who
may
be
Indifferent
to
the
election
of
one
candidate,
cannot
give
that
particular
ballot
to
someone
else,
using
him
self
only
the
vote
in
which
he
Is
interested.
Since
-
Prince
Rupert
voters
may
be
asked
to
elect
a
mayor,
and
four
aldermen,
with
two
property
bylaws
to
be
decided
the
old
system
of
balloting
by
plebiscite
of
property
owners,
would
be
eombersome.
Council
members
felt.
Chief
advantages
of
the
Hunter
system
are:
I.
Simplifies
procedure
for
the
,
voter.
2.
Results
in
a
speedier
ballot
count.
3.
Will
clerks.
require
fewer
poll
The
main
Innovation
as
far
las
the
voter
Is
concerned,
Mr.
I
Thain
points
out,
is
that
the
j
voter
will
receive
all
his
ballots
isxapiea
logeiner
ana
that,
on
What
(ity
Council
Did
A
tentative
report
by
City
Engineer
E.
A.
Phillips
regarding
claims
for
damages
to
streets
and
sewers
resulting
from
military
use
of
those
facilities
prior
to
its
presentation
to
federal
government
representatives
for
approval
was
considered
oy
city
council
last
night
on
recommendation
of
the
board
of
works
committee.
The
board
of
worss
committee
recommended
to
city
council
last
night
that
the
city
engineer
be
LETTERBOX
DANGEROUS
SHOOTING
Editor,
Daily
News:
Please
grant
me
space
in
your
columns
to
appeal
for
the
co
-operation
of
owners
or
skippers
of
boats
engaged
in
takirs
out
hunting
parties
In
seeing
Juveniles,
carrying
firearms,
are
not
allowed
ashore
in
settled
communities
without
some
responsible
person
accompanying
them.
Also
we
would
ask
for
co-operation
in
stopping
rifle
shooting
from
boats.
No
one
can
even
guess
where
such
bullets
may
go
or
what
they
will
do.
This
13
a
particularly
dangerous
practice
in
ajharbor
where
boats
are
anchd&d
or
where
people
may
De
wanting
around
on
trie
snore.
There
are
three
Instance
we
know
of
where
there
has
been.
Whereas,
previously,
the
votes
for
mayor
were
counted
first,
then
the
aldermanic
votes,
un-
j
marking
them,
he
will
fold
the
der
the
new
system
all
votes
bundle
like
a
booklet,
and
in
sert
it
into
one
ballot
box.
j
"However,
it
is
highly
important
that
none
or
the
ballots
be
detached
from
the
rest,"
he
:
The
system
will
also
Involve
military
a
slight
change
in
the
vote
count.
Avgune.
will
be
counted
at
the
same
time,
and
the
results
of
all
contests
will
be
made
known
simultaneously.
The
civic
polling
station
will
be
In
the
former
Canadian
Army
post
office
on
Third
empowered
to
Investigate
the
possibility
of
establishing
a
cemetery
outside
the
city
limits.
Purchase
of
$20,000
In
Victory
Bonds
from
elty
trust
accounts
by
authority
of
committee
of
the
whole
was
approved
by
city
council
last
night.
-The
purchase
was
divided
among
the
waterworks
utility
reserve!
$6,000;
telephone
utility
reserve,
$2,500,
and
$11,500
from
the
Pioneer's
Heme
Fund.
misuse
of
firearms
which,
indeed,
seemed
malicious.
In
one
case
there
was
shooting
through
the
window
of
a
dwelling
house;
in
another
through
the
window
of
a'
fishing
boat
and
in
another
through
a
net
buoy
where
a
net
was
almost
lost.
Legitimate
hunters
are
and
always
have
been
made
welcome
In
Hunt's
Inlet.
We
wish
them
good
hunting.
Nor
do
we
begrudge
the
young
fellows
their
harmless
fun,
shooting
or
otherwise,
as
we
know
the
big
majority
of
them
are
O.K.
It's
the
odd
one
who
does
not
behave
who
spoils
the
fun
for
his
comrades
and
cause
trouble
all
around
by
foolish
and
malicious
conduct.
There
are
lots
of
places
on
the
coast
where
the
indiscriminate
shooters
can
blaze
away
and
hurt
no
one
that
is
in
places
where
no
one
lives.
JOHN
F.
MURRAY.
Hunt's
Inlet.
OLDER
THAN
MAN
Weaving
is
an
industry
older
than
man
since
it
was
practised
by
spiders,
caterpillars
and
birds
before
the
advent
of
the
human
race.
MANY
ANTEDATE
PYRAMIDS
Some
authorities
believe
that
the
ruins'
near
GuaquI,
Bolivia,
antedate
the
pyramids
of
Egypt.
;
IJ
U.
P
until
1928,
nylon
was
not
a
name,
a
number,
or
even
a
remote
idea.
Then,
the
chemists
went
to
work.'
Today,
at
the
new
C-I-L
nylon
plant
in
Kingston,
Ontario,
hundreds
of
Canadians
are
employed
making
it.
The
plant
is
now
being
expanded
to
take
care
of
post-war
Canadian
demand.
Other
things,like
nylon.have
been
the
result
of
chemical
research,
providing
new
jobs
for
Canadians.
"Cellophane",
for
instance,
gives
employment
to
many
hundreds
of
Canadians
in
its
manufacture
alone.
And
now,
the
plastics
industry,
born
of
chemistry,
offers
immense
possibilities
as
a
source
of
employment.
C-I-L's
business
is
chemistry
.
.
.
and
chemistry
will
make
many
new
jobs
in
the
future,
just
as
it
has
done
in
the
past.
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