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SHOT
DOWN
SSgt.
;
'Ann
Cora
ko,
of
Moucsscn,
Pa.,
sister
of
one
of
five
American
;
flyers'
shot
down
over,
Yugoslavia
last
August,
has
unsuccessfully
i
appealed,
to
the
U.S.
army
for
more
impressive
monument,
at
I
liiT.cxpen.sc,
in
Arlington
National
cemetery
to
the
memory
of
:
Cpl.-Matthew
Comko,
her
kid
brother,
and
the
men
who
died
with
him.
The
head
stone
for
the
common
grave
is
22
inces
wide
',
nhd
stands
24
inches
above
the
ground.
Army
spokesmen
pointed
out
that
this
Is
larger
than
average.
Photo
shows
SSgt.
Comko
;
placing
a
wreath
on
the
grave
of
her
brother
and
his
heroic
comrades.
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721
Equality,
Tolerance
Needed
For
Growth
of
Canadian
Greatness
The
need
for
equality
and
tolerance
among
Canada's
varied
racial
groups
is
a
vital
requirement
if
this
country
is
to
fulfil
its
destiny
as
a
great
nation,
.Most
Rev.
Anthony
Jordan,
Bishop
of
the
Roman
'Catholic
Vicariate
of
Prince
Rupert,
emphasized
in
an
address
before
the
Prince
Kupert
Rotary
Club
Thursday
afternoon.
Speaking
an
'Canadian
Citizenship."
Bisli-
jop
Jordan
dwelt
on
the
sources,
!of
greatness
and
individuality
jnnercni
in
me
Canadian
way
of
life,
then
continued
on
to
warn
of
the
need
for
unity
and
tolerance
which,
he
said,
arc
re
quired
to
weld
those
attributes
into
a
fabric
of
national
greatness.
"Since
New
Year's
Day,"
BiSh-op
Jordan
said,
"the
Canadian
Citizenship
Act
has
been
In
force.
By
it.
all
natural
born
Canadians
and
those
havinc
taken
out
citizenship
papers
have
been
designed
Canadian
citizens.
The
bill
outlining
this
status
was
proclaimed
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
July
1,
1946.
The
many
spceclws
made
during
the
three
readings
of
the
bill
all
stressed
the
good
effects
that
ought
to
flow
from
this
new
designation.
'
"Indeed,
there
is
exhilaration
in
the
heart
and
on
the
lips
when
one
says:
"I
am
a
Canadian
citizen."
It
will
be
with
a
gesture
of
pride
that
wc
shall
hand
to
representatives
of
other
countries
our
passports
which
read:
'John
Doc
Canadian
citizen.'
"This
laudable
pride
Is
meant
to
achieve
a
great
aim
in
this
country,
an
aim
for
which
every
one
of
us
ought
to
strive
unremittingly.
This
aim
Is
well
expressed
in
the
words
of
Paul
Martin,
Canadian
Secretary
of
State:
'For
the
national
unity
of
Canada
and
fir
the
future
greatness
of
this
country
it
is
feft
to
bs
of
the
utmost
importance
that
all
of
us,
new
Canadians
or
old,
have
a
consciousness
of
a
common
purpose
and
common
Interests
as
Canadians.'
"In
this
deciarauon
of
Intention,
one
thing
depends
.on
another;
Canada
never
will
reach
her
destiny,
will
never
realize
FOR
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or
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FOR
SALE
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furnished
cabin,
clcanomfortablc;
wood
cut
for
balance
of
whiter.
Price
$55
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'Apply
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Apts,
No.
1.
(39)
VANCOUVER
PROPERTY
A
recent
newcomer
has
allowed
us
listings
of
his
modern
new
home
in
the
South
Granville
District.
Four
rooms;
tiled
fireplace,
penvbroke
bath,
all-oak
floors,
full
concrete
basement,
semi-automatic
hot
air
healing
.furnace;
built
under
N.1I.A.
plan.
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cash
will
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deal
and
give
Immediate
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ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
or
Phone
312,
(42)
is
unity
and
solidarity
among
her
citizens.
"The
sreatness
of
a
people
ordinarily
springs
from
two
t
hi
nts
I'ii.it,
fivm
the
sl
on
which
(hey
dwell,
anil,
second,
from
the
exercise
of
the
inalienable,
God-given
rifihts
common
to
all
men,
together
with
the
faithful
discharge
of
the
duties
and
obligations
arising
from
these
rights.
"The
effects
ol
the
soil,
of
the
physical
characteristics
of
the
land
in
which
people
dwell
is
subtle,
but
real
and
unmlstap-able.
Wc
have
only
to
consider
the
typical
inhabitants
of
any
country,
the
hills
and
valleys,
the
natural
resources,
the
historical
events
that
have
mould
ed
him,
to
realize
how
Inexor
ably
his
country
has
made
him
what
he
Is.
There
is
cxccllcnc
in
each'
and
in
all
together,
yet
with
a
variety
of
fine
qualities
that
is
an
cvcr-amazlng
'source
of
wonder
and
awe.
"Johnny
Canuck,
gone
forth
across
the
seas,
has
been
subject
to
the
scrutiny
of
the
peoples
he
has
rescued
or
fought
against
and
what
they
have
seen
Is
In
great
part
due
to
the
relentless
action,
at
once
gentle
and
fierce,
of
the
little
ports
ol
the
Atlantic
provinces,
of
the
St.
Lawrence
valley
with
Its
flaming
autumn
maples,
of
the
portages
and
lakes
of
the
cast,
of
the
sunsets
and
bitter
cold
of
the
prairies,
of
the
foothills,
mountains
and
sea
of
the
west,
and
of
the
unconquerable
vast-ncss
of
the
lonely
north.
"This
Canadian
is
like
no
other
man,
but
an
excellent
representative
of
humanity
at
its
best.
"Likewise,
in
the
use
of
his
rights
and
In
the
acceptance
of
the
duties
and
responsibilities
growing
out
of
them,
the
Cana-
her
future
greatness
unless
there
dian
is
fashioned
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a
way
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"
office
and
paying
for
this
ad.
You
saw
it
In
The
News!
(tfj
1
makes
him
recognizable
when
ever
h,
meets
his
fellows.
A
bcllvcr
in
God,
law-abiding,
reverent,
generous
with
being
demonstrative,
courageous
without
being
reckless,
a
good
family
man,
a
good
soldier,
honest
talesman
and
a
gifted
diplomat,
the
Canadian
has
made
himself
and
his
country
respected
throughout
the
world.
SO.MirnilMJ
LACKIMi
IN
CANADA
STII
L
'Yet.
withai,
there
Is
something
amiss,
an
incompleteness,
a
sense
of
unfulfillmcnt,
that,
especially
in
recent
years,
has
given
rise
to
much
soul-scaich-ing
both
In
private
and
in
public.
Thoughtful
Canadians
know
that
there
Is
no
great
sense
of
unity
in
this
land
In
spite
of
all
legal
ties
that
bind
us
together.
It
takes
more
than
law
to
make
a
nation,
rtccently,
someone
wrote
that
what
was
needed
was
a
common
Ideal
In
this
country.
An
ideal
assuredly
Is
needed
If
wc
arc
to
obtain
the
things
wc
seek.
"Wc
seek
equality.
The
equality
that
can
make
ours
a
harmonious
fellowship.
This
equality
is
not
to
be
found
in
uniformity.
There
Is
no
sucn
equality
In
the
most
intimate
family.
The
range
and
diversity
of
human
Skill,
talents
and
degrees
of
development
arc
immense
and
arc
intended
by
nature.
"Uic
equality
wc
seek
comes
through
the
uses
to
which
these
diverse
talents
are
put.
Equality
in
rights
and
equality
in
the
duty
of
service.
A
greater
equality
in
material
things,
since
It
is
in
material
things
that
all
our
citizen's
have
most
equal
needs.
"All
men
need
food
equality,
and
shelter,
and
clothing;
and
access
to
education.
Until
men
stait
with
that
basic
equality
the
fulfillment
of
their
actual
bodily
necessities
wc
cannot
make
a
true
structure
of
society,
in
which
each,
according
to
his
abilities,
may
rise
equally
from
the
bac
upon
which
society
is
founded.
If
wc
think
that
men
must
compete
for
bread,
wc
have
never
understood
the
land's
Prayer.
"This
equality
Is
an
Ingredient
of
true
unity
In
any
nation.
Besides,
wc
Canadians
have
another
great
need;
it
is
a
need
for
a
wise
tolerance
and
patient
understanding
among
the
two
great
language
groups
that
make
up
the
overwhelming
portion
of
our
population.
"English
-speaking
Canadians
and
French-speaking
Canadians,
share
equally
the
responsibility!
In
this
ever-present,
delicate
I
matter.
Language
Is
more
than
race
and
more
than
blood.
It
is
the
native
and
unconscious
1
instrument
of
the
most
precise
expression
of
a
man's
thoughts;
it
Is
the
embodiment
of
his
deepest
Instincts;
the
natural
outlet
for
the
spontaneous,
the
refuge
of
his
soul.
Without
his
own
language
a
man
feels
that
his
personality,
yes,
even
his
thought,
lias
become
reduced,
"When
representatives
of
the
British
government
took
over
this
country
In
17G3,
they
found
GO.OOO
persons
speaking
the
French
tongue.
That
group
has
grown
until
11
now
numbers
over
4,000,000
Along
with
Its
language,
it
retained,
and
still
fosters
its
own
culture.
Alongside
these
French
-
Canadians
and
to
some
extent,
Intermingling
with
them,
there
arc
sscv
cral
millions
more
who.se
molhcr-longue
Is
English
and
whose
racial
origin
Is
British.
If
Canada
is
to
become
a
great
nation,
these
two
groups
must
work
out
a
solution
which
will
allow
(hiin
to
grow
and
develop
Into
a
tap-csUy
wherein
the
Interests
of
the
country
at
large
are
paramount.
"Nearly
all
men
and
women
of
Canada
hailed
with
glad
delight
the
emphasis
which
the
recent
bill
placed
on
nationality.
However,
a
few,
very
few,
saw
in
this
act
of
Parliament
a
retrogression
to
the
lauc
of
nationalism
when
wc
ought
to
be
leading
the
procession
011
the
highroad
to
One
World.
"Such
a
protest
reveals
a
false
view
of
true
nationalism;
it
would
confine
the
meaning
of
nationalism
to
the
Master
Race
theory.
Our
desire
to
be
known
as
Canadians
is
born
of
the
wish
to
develop
all
(he
fine
traits
manifested
in
the
rcpicscntatives
of
the
many
nations
that
have
a
101nc
in
this
land.
"Just
as
a
good
family,
living
according
to
the
laws
of
God
and
the
country,
Is
the
best
contribution
to
our
domestic
society,
so,
too,
the
millions
of
Canadians
far
from
setting
themselves
in
opposition
to
the
rest
of
the
world,
will
be
in
the
best
possible
position
to
con-
NEW
ORE
CARS
i
FOR
IRON
MINE
:
Million
'Hons
to
lie
Shipped
,
From
Ontario
.Mine
This
Year
MONTREAL
-
To
handle
In-
creasing
production
of
Iron
ore
I
by
the
Steep
Rock
Iron
Mines
near
Atlkokan,
Ontario,
the
!
Canadian
National
Railways
have
placed
an
order
for
oon-
i
structlon
of
an
additional
25'J
new
all-steel
50-ton
capacity
ore
cars.
The
award
of
the
order
to
the
National
Steel
Car
Co.
of
Hamilton
was
announccdv.here
by
D.
McK.
Fed.
vice-president
;
of
purchases
and
stores.
j-
Thc
mine,
wnicn
was
the
bed
of
a
15-mllc
lake
until
1911
when
72
billion
gallons
of
water
"had
to
be
pumped
out
of
it
a"d
W
!
flow
diverted,
produced
531,800
tons
of
ore
In
1915.
Last
year
.production
iwvr'.lcd
to
Ci'.l.aoo
Urns
apd
estimates
made
by
Uk
officers
of
the
company
for
this
year
indicate
tiat
well
over
a
million
tons
will
be
mined.
tribute
to
worldwide
understanding
and
harmony.
"The
true
Canadian
U
11
lover
of
(ruth
and
right.
He
extends
the
hand
of
friendship
to
hi
neighbors
in
Canada;
and
besides,
he
Is
rcaay
to
greet
good
men
from
many
country
and
to
each
he
will
say
'Fellow
citizen."
"
"Gin
Pills
Helped
my
Sore
Back"
(
says
Montreal
man.
"
hud
thrum
it
tic
tcba
and
stiff
'
lit
ta
rdy
ttratghltn
up
ttr
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friend
adtistd
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Pili
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mm
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tier
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much
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Montreal.
or
mure
than
40
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Jimhiin.
Get
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unlay.
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prenei
their
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limit
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company
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WAR
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Per
Ton
Screened
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sacked
.$12
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Kim
Hulk
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.
$10
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In
your
diet
needed
for
normal
health.
Twenty-five
day
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for
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3.00.
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purllcs
having
claims
tigalnst
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hereby
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to
furnish
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proiierly
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to
mc
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or
btforo
the
inth
day
of
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after
which
claims
filed
may
be
piild
without
rcferfiice
to
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clalma
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which
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umount
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