'Hard
Core1
of
Refugees
Begins
to
Soften
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Rupert
Daily
News
Belter
English
Friday,
August
11,
190
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HOW
CAN
I
?
?
";!
Q.
How
can
I
prevent
the
iron
from
sticking
to
the
clothes
when
pressing
out
starched
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1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
!
sentence?
'
This
is
a
prtventa-I
tive
against
such
action."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-'
nunciation
of
"ridiculous"?
,
.
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
I
Is
misspelled?
Contemporary,
tot
I
DRESS
0fld
J
pieces?
A.
Try
using
soapy-
water
as
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RATES
cunienieous,
contemptuous.
4.
What
does
the
word
"pos-terity'
'mean?
5.
What
Is
a
word
beuinnlnc
Men's
PurtWr..
a
starch
foundation.
Uss
one
tablespoohful
ol
scap
jflly
to
each
quart
of
water.
Then
arid
he
necessary
amount
of
starch.
Q.
How
can
I
harden
earthen
J
with
eq
that
means
"evenness
of
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1.
Say
preventive.
There
Is
no
J
such
word
as
preventative.
2.
Pronounce
ri-difc-u-lus,
both
i's
as
in
it,
and
four
syllables
(not
a-ssortment
J
to
ch
Seems
Impossible
i
ri-dik-lus.
3.
Contentious.
4.
j
Descendants;
all
succeeding
gen
ware?
A.
Place
it
in
a
pan
of
cold
water
and
bring
it
very
slowly
to
the
boiling
point.
Then
allow
it
to
cool
slowly.
Q.
How
can
I
keep
apples
for
a
long
time?
A.
Apples
will
keep
for
a
long
time
without
decaying
if
th;y
are
packed
in
sawdust.
,
FIRST
CENSUS
Canada's
first
census,
held
in
lfi6,
numbered
3,215
persons.
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luture
time.
"Posterity
gives
to
every
man
his
trua
honor."
Tacitus.
5.
Equanimity.
.
I
T
IS
inconceivable
that
the
national
disaster
of
a
-!
Am
iona
the
refuEpM
livi,
s
,
,
.
offered
honies
hv
1
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Mifviiu
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rranee.
talks
in
9
Krnh
nrii
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IL.
I
railroad
stnke
should
come
to
pass
in
Canada
although
there
now
appears
to
be
every
possibility
of
such
an
eventuality
ten
davs
hence
with
Ancmst
"OK
Men's
T-SHIRTS
Colors.
Reg.
'
No
Boys'
SWEATERS
4
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Fr,
Boys'
JEAN'S,
tan
i'ancy
trim.
t
Not
DRESS
AND
WORK
Froa
COMFORTERS,
Largt
,
turn
(IRo,a
rmted
Nations
Stjecialled
Agencv
,
core
which
has
the
rratest
riiffiniHv
fhHlin"
new
home,.
In
reeent.
months,
W.r,
hom
,
lMt
hand
photo,
an
aged
refuse,
onn
oxa
life,
ahead.
At
the
right,
a
blind
refuge
(left)
Uiscusse
th
prospect
of
a-
new
life
in,
Norway.
Wiio
I0
stehUew
persons
and'
an
equal
number
of
their
families
haw
been
accepted.
With
him
i
a
camp
offlciat
of
the
International
Refugee
Organ
nation
(center),
and
a-
Norwegian,
representative
:
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1
t.tfj-
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a
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ALL
THESB
MOu'ItT.VI
re-
cracies-that
was
to
form
ojis
,
sorts
have
suffrwu-because
of
.vast
"fetteration
of
the
free
"
,
the
war
in
Korea
and
tae
fear
i
Had
the
U.3.
A,
British
Common,
that
it
is
merely
the
preliminary
;
wealth,
France
,and
kindred
to
worse
troubles
to
come
j
democracies-
like
the
Scandlna
.
maybe
even
world
war
three.
But
!
vians
formed
themst-Ives
inta
one
actually
you
hear
wry
little
war
I
ont-and-cut
federation
no-
ag
talk
in
the
pool,
or
on
ho(el
j
gressor
on
earth
wotid
have
;
verandans.
(
dreamed
of
attacking
thnn.
;
The
Americans
I
meet
are
al-1
It
would
have
been
suicide
for
most
all
the
friendly,
type
good
!
Hitler
to-have
attempted
to
do
'
neighborty
folks.
But
I
did
hear
I
so.
i
an
amusing
story
of
one
loud
j
Now
because
we
failed
to
form
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
HE
KNOWS
KOREA
co
,.
xaprimim
K-
"-COLLI
j"""'"":u
u
who
oegan
tosien
a.-
federation
even
ait--i
sound
off"
against
Canadians
In
world
war
two
we
fmd
ourselif-s
Authorized
Dealt;
EI.ECTR0H1;
Contact
the
above
Services
and
sJ
00
muny
'
mUM
rroln
!
Iacln
far
Fnr
t
a
more
formidable
i-fio
t
Or
the
second
,ro
year
T
t
here.
;
challenger.
The
part
of
the
wvrJd
have
met
the
retired
Ansr-
!
'
ur
men
have
Deen
fiShtlng
j
w
have
a
chance
co
federate
is
;a
whtle
month
in
Korea
and
j
shrinking
year
by
year.
lican
BlSljOl)
of
Korea-
the
where
are
the
Canadians?
Yon
';
-
lit
Rpv
'TTiio-h
Fmhlpv
i
haven,t
got
a
Man
ow
thK
and
Jt.'
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you
dont
seem
1,1
any
h
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Etiquette
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mquene
Ordinarily
Bishop
Emblev
Bet
any
there
either."
,
lives
at
New
Denver.
The
proprietor
of
that
estab-
s:::
Bishon
llsh.m?.n
had
the
makings
of
a
Q.
Having
finished
eating
Emblev
know,
Knr.
"like
a
boo
as
te
dvS
l
i
,
d,PI?maltet-
Without
once
j
where
should
one
place
the
knif
e
hp
1,1
brf
eiaJg'S;
h.ls
voite
he
told
the
irate
;
and
fork?
Bee
the
new
three
,
o
-
22
set
as
the
date
for
walk-out
by
125,000
members
of
non-operating
unions
in
the
wages
arid
"hours
dispute
.
,
Somehow
or
other,
however,,
we
cannot
but
hopefully
anticipate
that
something
will
occur
in
the
eleventh
hour
to
avert
such
a
catastrophe
to
the
;
nation
as
a
tie-up
of
the
vital
transportation
service
would
be,
h"
only
for
a
short
time.
We
recall
how
such
a
strike
came
perilously
near
two
years
ago
but
was
settled
almost
on
the
,
deadline.
It
would
be
a
weighty
responsibility
to
precipitate
such
a
calamity
in
which
every
citizen
of
Canada
would
suffer
but
none
more
than
the
employees
themselves.
The
ironic
part
of
it
is
and
this
can
be
confirmed
if
one
talks
to
-
railway
employees
even
in
Prince
Rupert
that
even
the
employees
themselves
do
not
want
the
strike
and,
notwithstanding
the
fact
that
they
may
have
voted
for
it
themselves,
dread
the
hour
of
its
approach.
They
do
not
want
it
yet
they
voted
for
it
probably
inwardly,
thinking
that
it
would
never
happen
anyway.
-
Here
is
a
situation
where
the
parties
concerned
should
devote
themselves
to
every,
avenue
of
compromise
and
mediation'
to
head
off
national
disaster.
'.
.
Of
Course,
the
government
could
and
would
have
to
take
over
itself
and
operate
the
railway
services
'possibly
in
an
arbitrary
manner
but
this,
in
the
long
run,
would
be'
no
satisf
actory
outcome.
Meanwhile
the
growing
possibility
of
such
a
strike
cannot
help
but
already
have
a
disturbing
effect
on
the
business
and
economy
of
the
nation
in
which
the
railways
play
such
a
vital
role.
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1914,
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upward,
and
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know,
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been
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he
exPlained
hw
wa
felt
;
of
the
plate.
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and
HECl
FLOOR
POUSE
more
or
.
less
continuously
for
;
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'
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should
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by
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the
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range
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0l
the
aisles
of
Asia,
Bi.shop.Embleyg
thinks
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the.
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is
absurd
to
try
to
deny
the
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I
Q.
In
the
salutary
phrase
ol
regime
in
China.
He
has
faith
0O0
that
a
basis
of
live-and-let-iive
WE
IN
CANADA
would
be
the
Aviation
such
'
as
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peoples
the
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write
"Dear
Dnct
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world.
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tar.
I
sometimes
wondpr
if
wo-smith
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.He
smiles
at
the
suggestion
1
tT"
anythinS
from
either
the
J
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that
Russia
Will
ever
ulb
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t0
make
v'orseI
establish
herself
as
permanent
t'1f
a"7cn
m,i
hell
of
a
mess
in
a
third.
overlord
of
China.
,
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one-third
o
After
talkin
with
the
Bishno
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Canada
.'s
national
income
is
de
FOR
REPAISI
3RD
STREET,
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRINTERS
-
STATIONERS
-
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SUPPLIES
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for
a
few
hours,
I
wish
that
tte;
system
of
national
"Ved
,orelgn
trade'
a
de
j
big
allied
governments
had
him
was
all
wash
?m
tZl
sovenntv
grce
dependence
on
extern
4
'
NO
MATERIAL
VICTORY
,0011363
"sitting
in"
on
their
policy-
Hitler
started
world
war
two
conditions
equalled
ir
making
conferences
re
Rcrea.
there
were
many
of
us
who
knew
?"
y
?ur
three
other
coun
For
he
ha
such
a
balanced
and
-and
plain?
rote
nd
aald
iln
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MITCHEl
iiiggage
"7'"al,:
-ppiuacii
1-0
me
A-noie
speeches
that
thore
was
only
one'
THE
physical
destruction
of
modern
war
has
become
so
great
that
no
nation
or
group
of
nations
can
win
a
material
victory.
TVia
Anlr
trA
tViuf
nan
otma
rt
tf
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la
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salvation
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upnoia
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Free
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throughout
the
world
now
have
no
alternative
but
slavery
to
the
sacrifices
which
may
be
necessary
to
preserve
freedom
and
to
establish
law
and
order.
Either
we
unite
and
succeed
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the
road
of
progress
open
or
we
fail
to
use
our
common
powers
and
lose
our
chance
to
achieve
civilization.
The
stark
reality
of
the
present
demands
the
highest
and
best
that
democratic
people
have
in
them.
What
there
is
to
win
is
worthy
of
all
that
good
men
can
give.
The
free
world
must
be
prepared
to
give
all
or
give
up.
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Fashion
Footwear
tf
"HONEST,
BOSS,
THERE
AIN'T
NOBODY
HE
RE
BUT
US'
"WHALES"
Drawn
by
Robert
.
...
Ilelmax
v-nronicie-Herald.
'Lt'jti't
n
'
(CP
Photo)