west
believe,
and
react
and
live
rived
from
-John
Locke's
essays.
l
111
as
we
do,
why
the
Russians
b-
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to
justify,
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and
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are
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contained
in
a
first
report
on
women
prepared
by
the
Eco-
DRESS
fP
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Wednesday.
July
19,
1950
neve,
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react,
ana
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cause,
or
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tngnsn
upset
differently?"
'
'
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1688.
.
;
Are
Working
iPHA
i
The
author
believes
we
can.
THERE
WILL
BE
LITTLE
For
Summ
ioice
i
THE
AUTHOR
reasons,
with
possible
argument
wim
mis
nau
j
of
the
author's
epneral
DrODOsi-
i
By
MIRIEL
NARRAWAY
id
ore
,
r.onue
liilormatioii
uuu
oi
tne
treasury.
Mrs.
L.
S.
Horlon
of
the
Eco-'
nomic
Information
Unit
told
the
!
Canadian
Press
the
report
ha1
been
Issued
in
response
to
an
increasing
demand
by
women's
j
organizations
throughout
the
there
is
a
deeuer
chasm'
which
!
ton.
'.The
other
half
seems
to,
eVitUidependent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnw
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
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Avenue,
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Rupert,
5
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Columbia
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Member
of
Canadian
Press
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Rnrptm
nr
rirmiiannn.
Th
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(J)
One
of
every
three
paid
workers
in
Britain
A
FEW
OF
THE
GOOD
V
A
me
more
'
debateable.
The
oDDosin?
DhllosoDhlcal
MITI
divides
the
world
today
;
than
mere
power
politics.
'
,
.
"The
west"
is
more
than
a
name,
he
shows.
There
is
one
from
that;18
a
woman.
concept
poles
apart
nf
the
wixtt
is
the
flprman.
The
same
Men's
.Fine
DKESS
sff
goes
for
factory
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
s
From
workers.
In
the
case
of
agri-
O.4.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
part
of
the
world
In
which
the
j
which
the
Russians
took
over.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
workers,
the
woman-
Perhaps
I
should
more
precise-
cultural
nglc
Ch
0RI
I
Men's
Pure
Wool
CAB.J
a
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
EAGLE
VS
BEAK
EVERYBODY
knows
world
in
which
the
thinking
of
all
the
people
derives
from
cer-We
in
the
west
got
our
re-
ly
say
"which
took
over
Russia")-,
This
German
concept
derives
-
B
tamer,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
Tjc;
rer
Yeai
$8.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
45.00.
auirh.
Latest
styl,
feet
fit,
Reg.
t4!)5(
Now
J
country.
j
WANTED
I'ACTSi
j
'
More
and
more
women
were
1
clamoring
for
facts
and
figures
on
export,
productivity,
employment,
building
and
all
economic
factors
with
direct
bearing
on
home
life.
Created
to
explain
economic
problems
In
clear
and
understandable
language,
the
Unit
(Continued
on
page
3)
that
One
of
the
greatest
ious.
moral
and.
philosophical
Inpns
from
a
rommon
watr-
Jphone
Men's
UAIIARDINE
sJ
to-man
ratio
is
7
to
I.
Nine
of
every
10
single,
,
and
one
of
every
five
married,
women
do
paid
work.
Of
these,
nine
out
of
20
are
unskilled
workers,-
four
are
ski!'.-ed,
two
or
three
do
routine
clerical
work
and
four
fill
higher
clerical,
technical
or
professional
positions.
power
struggles
of
all
heci.
It
was
made-
up
of
Httie
Pr
5
fee
Or
Slaves
Men's
SPORT
Shirts,,
from
Hegels
dialectical
materialism.
It
carries
on
through
Fichte,
Mark
and
'
Nietzsche.
It
justifies
and
glorifies
the
totalitarian
idea
that
the
state
is
more
Important
than
the
human
beings
it
is
supposed
to
serve.
-
THE
WEAKNESS
IN
THIS
new
book
seems
to
me
In
.assuming
without
examination
Ui
;
proposition
that
German
'totalitarian
philosophy
permanently
times
is
.going
on
right,
now
and
that
the
heavyweights
in
the
rival
blocs
are
the
United
State?
on
one
hand
and
the
Soviet
Union
on
from
;
DRKSS
and
Work
Si
large
selec;:on.
overnments
of
free
nations
operate
under
self-Democracy
implies
responsibilities
on
the
in-
From
r.
j
the
other.
rivers
joining
together
'
ancient
Greek
beliefs,
the
Biblical
teachings
and
western
European
history,
y
The
English,
American
'.
and
French
revolution
were
all
various
expressions
of
the
same
general
proposition
'
that
human
beings
have
certain
NATURAL
rights;
that
thejuell-being
of
the
person,
the
individual,
is
the
highest
good.
-
'
"We
hold
these
truths
tct
b.'
self
evident
.
.
."
wrote
Jeffer-
sen
But
everything
that
he
Boys'
GARARI)Ie
si
Well
tailored.
Pi(.a
zippers.
Spec.
..
f,.
i
Betlbu
Don't
Know
uoys'
and
CHrls'
BN
This
About
Advertising
conquered
Russia.
.It
seems
to
me
that,
Russia,
of
all
nations
on
earth,
has
toots
to
her
own
thinking
that
much
pre-date
Leuin,
Marx.
,
It
eems
to
me
.that
the
-Russia
There
are
many
levels
on
which
one,
might
consider
this
struggle'.
"The
Eagle
and
the
Bear,"
is
a
fine
new
book
by
Pennington
Hail.
It
is
published
by
Ives
Washburn,
New
York.
It
is
called
"a
primer
in
political
philosophy."
It
shows
how
the
eastern
and
western
blocs
clash
on
the
basis
of
philosophy.
I
SHOES
at
Reduced
P
Boys'
UNDERWEAR.
T,
bottoms
Gar
wrote,
and
almost
everything
that
Tom
Paine
wrote
or,
Patrick
Henry
declaimed
was
In
which
beat
Germany
ut
Stalingrad,
for
Instance,
had
little
if
anything
to
do
with
dialectical
Russia
which
stood,
as
it
had
"Can
we,
in
any
way,
compre-
k
fact
re-written
or
otherwise
de-hend
more
fully
why
we
of
the
tain
common
inheritances.
i
materialism.
;'It
was
the
-eternal
jiuil
In
the
days
of
Napoleon.
My
hunch
Is
that
In'
the
long
run'
Russia
will
play
a
part
In
tje
state
as
against
the
rights
of
the
individual.
In
ijithoritarian
states
the
individual
has
no
inviolable
ughts
and
the
power
of
the
state
is
unlimited.
Democracy,
the
system
of
the
free,
may
in
some
Tgays
seem
more
difficult
than
autocracy,
the
system
rf
authoritarianism,
Democracy
imposes
responsibilities
of
the
individual
if
it
is
to
operate
with
success.
Sometimes
fliose
responsibilities
are
not
assumed
but
'the
priv-iges
of
freedom
are
abused.
In
the
autocracy,
there
are
few,
if
any,
indi-tidual
responsibilities
as
to
decision.
It
is.
a
case
of
feme
supreme
and
relentless
control
doing
the
thinking
and
the
subject
falling
in
line,
j
Days
such
as
these
are
the
time
for
individual
'
fesponsibility.
The
testing
may
become
more
severe
in
short
order.
War
or
peace,
individuals
fray
soon
again
be
called
upon
to
exercise
their
Responsibilities.
If
they
measure
up,
our
free
way
pf
,
living
will
endure
and
civilization
will
live
on.
tThe.
most
of
people
are
coming
to
realize
what
the
Jast.
chapter
may
be
if
totalitarianism
prevails.
c
i
t
it
CU
moat
deltciaut
foxm
.Y.
-
history
which
is
more
in
line
with
the.
ideas
of
Leo
Tolstoy's
j
War
and
Peace
than
with
Marx's
i
WHAT'S
All
manifesto.
.
.,',
Yet.for
all
that
I
agree
heart-
rid
OHO
,
ily
with
the
great
Canadian
who
f!
loaned
me.
this
book
that
It
is
"one
of
the
clearest,
aiost
direct
examinations'.'
of
the
present
world
situation.
It
is
a
simple
devia
automatically
supplies
burner
with
fuel
oil
i,
tank
located
convener,
ground
level.
1
n
iffimiiiHir
TiTTum
I
Skeena
Member
Quiz
No.
9
What
does
it
cost
to
ad-vertise
a
gallon
of
gasoline?
la
it
It
a
gallon?
5?
7?
Answer:
It
cost
lees
than
15
a
gallon
to
ad
vertise
the
most
famous
brands
of
gasoline.
That's
only
half
the
.
story.
Advertising
lowers
your
cost
two
ways:
Cuts
the
Belling
costs.
And
ly
helping
make
mast
production
possible,
lower
the
production
costs,
too.
So-
advertising
saves
'
you
many
times
the
cost
of
that
15
per
gallon.
Eliminates
Barrel
SiJ
fax
tyau
'Daily
eact
Vita-Weat
is
whole
wheat
in
its
most
delicious
form
'
';
.
.
all
the
wheat,
including
the
wheat
germ.
?jijpt
thin
wafers
that
are
100
wheat.
Join
the
millions
No
Fire
Uatards!
No-Oil
Smell!
Call
all
over
the
worlj
who
have
the
Vita-Weat
habitj
GORDON
D.
ROK
Visifing
ATLIN
E.
T.
Applewhaire,
j
'
M.P.
for
Skeena,
is
spending
the
week
in
this
camp
visiting
his
constituents
In
town
and
on
the
i
creeks.
He
arrived
by
air
.
on
Saturday
.
after
having
visited
I
the
Acadia
Valley
In
Saskatch-
i
f'LITTLE
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on'
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way
here.
X
Mr:
Applewhalte
plans
to
leave
i
here
.
Saturday
via
Whitehorse
I
arid
Prince
'.
George
for
Topley
and
Bablne
and
Is
due
back
in
Prince,
Rupert
abaut
August
1.
Mrs.
Applewhalte
Is
accompanying
her
husband
on
his
visit
here.
-
.
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T"-
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ssssrm''
fy
m(
11
"
.
Published
By
This
New:.
paper
To
Help
Foster
A
Better
"'l
l'ndersta.JingT
of
Advertisiu
Function
in
our
Society.
o
I
p-VANGELINE
BOOTH,
slight
and
often
sickly
L-
little
girl,
born
of
a
large
family
and
accustomed
o
hardship
and
poverty
as
one
of
the
costs
of
ivangelical
"fervor
of
her
great
father,
General
JVilliam
Booth,
founder
of
the
Salvation
Army,
Conquered
many
early
handicaps
arid
lived
to
become
one
of
the
world's
greatest
"spiritual
leaders.
i)istinguished
as
orator,
author,
hymn
writer
and
evangelist,
she
was
the
only
woman
to
command
he
International
Salvation
Army
of
nearly
four
million
persons.
She
was
one
of
the
world's
greatest
benefactors.
'-,
.
.;
Once,
an
interviewer
asked
General
Booth
xvliat,
in
view
of
many
honors
and
commendations,
id
been
her
really
one
great
moment
in
an
active
If
you
are
on
t
diet
.
.
'.joa
have
likely
been
advised
to
et
whole
wheat.
You'll
like
whole
wheat
in
this
delicious
form.
Make
,
Vita-Weat
youf
daily
bread.
"
;
FOR
PLANNING
J
"H.
'
!
for.
building!
r
FOR
REPAIRING
'Sv
V
MS
HKAf
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LIMITED
Ml
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&
tontrsfte
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;
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,
princeTupe
,
nd
Intermedial
jj
'
IVi
i
Aw-'
j!!!
(ife,
Thursday
life.
She
said
it
had
occurred
at
a
Leper
Colony
in
(poethenkuruz,
Southern
India.
Children
there
had
een
taught
to
sing
one
of
the
many
-
hymns
she
Jtvrote
for
The
Army.
A
group
of
little
leper
girls,
dressed
in
white,
stood
at
the
altar
of
the
chapel,
"aces
and
hands
badly
scarred,
and
sang
the
hymn.
When
they
came
to
the
words
"With
all
my
heart,
1
idrJ
my
part,"
they
put
their
tiny
scarred
hands
over
'their
hearts.
"That
was
it,"
she
said,
"that
was
Imy
moment."
i
Another
interviewer,
probing
into
her
work
and
the
tenets
of
her
faith,
was
told
this:
I
"To
begin
with,
we
study
the
Bible.
If
you
aje
king
for
leadership
find
someone
who
has
made
-
Ttf
Bible
the
governing
law
of
his
life.
I
am
no
ienemy
of
all
that
appears
in
the
press
and
over
the
Electrical
"Hands"
make
work
light
Pftdio.
I
do
not
live,
I
do
not
want
to
live
in
an
.anchorite's
cell.
In
The
Army
we
study
the
Bible;
jwe
do
not
forget
our
spiritual
vitamins.
-;
"Our
second
rule
is
prayer.
Not
a
mere
going-ithrough-the-motions
of
piety.
Prayer
is
a
kind
of
Ipartriership.
It
means
that
you
are
never
playing
a
ilone
hand.
You
are
always
doing
things
with
the
ihelp
of
someone
else
an
all-powerful
'
Someone
pse
!"
at
V:
,
'
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THE
NEW
).
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REGUIAR-TYPB
TOASTER
-
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'
A
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
Electricity
i
the
handiest
-worker!
It
doe
everything
better,
more
cleanly,
more
quickly.
An
automatic
toaster,
for
instance,
gives
von
toast
just
the
way
each
member
of,
the
family
likes-
it
.
.
.
and
does
it
while
you
-
.
art
busy
with
omething
else.
V
And
an
automatic
iron,
thermostatically
controlled,
makes
ironing
a
pleasure.
.1
''
The
more
electrical
"hands"
you
have
to
do
your
work,
the
more
hours
of
leisure
for
you.
'
If
you
have
a
birthday
or
anniversary
coming,
'
why.
not
tactfully
suggest
something
from
this
list:
'
For
he
that
will
love
life,
and
see
good
days,
let
him
VTPf
rain
his
tongue
from
evil,
and
his
lips
that
they
speak
t
no
guile:
let
him
eschew
evil,
and
do
good,
j
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