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What
a
railway
can
mean
in
war
was
witnessed
right
here
In
(Princ
Rupert
and
along
the
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
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O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
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1945,
although
the
many
new-
Carl
Wedemayer,
Prince
George1
comers
to
the
district
may
not
a.
M.
Gauthier.
Mission;
F
A
I
be
able
to
recall
it.
For
months.
Gavon,
Terra.ce;
C.
Hopkins,
New
an
armoured
car
supplemented
Westminster;
A.
Culas,
Powell
the
northern
service
between
River;
A.
B.
Anderson,'
Massef
Prince
Rupert
and
Smithers
It
Mr.
and
Mis.
Davidson
and
carried
artillery
and
a
formtd-
family.
Prince
Rupert;
a
a
able
looking
car
it
was
to
any-
Jones.
Victoria;
Q.
C.
Longworth
one
bent
on
hostile
business
in
Victoria.
M.
T.
Hughes,
Victoria
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The
11-member
Vnited
Nations
Security
Council
is
shown
here
during
one
of
its
meetings
in
August
on
the
Korean
situation.
President
of
the
Council
lor
tha
month
was
l'akov
A.
Malik
(center,
speak.
ing),
Deputy
Foreign
Minister
of
the
USSR,
who
returned
to
the
horseshoe-shaped
table
after
more
than
six
months
of
absence
in
protest
against
the
participation
of
the
delegate
of
'Nationalist'
China.
weldtr.K.UDDl!
Lindsav't
r.
I
A
bus
service
paralleling
the
Canadian
National
Railway
along
the
Skeena
River
as
far
as
Terrace
started
In
business
trv
I
other
day.
Nt
every
transport-
i
ption
5vtem
J
so
coi'rteons
and
I
.thoughtful
as
to
stop
running
:
when
competition
enters
the
1
.
field.
'
I
QUESTION
two
details
of
it
however
and
I
imagine
that
D
i
p
1"
k
a
great
many
other
Canadians'
Oetter
CngllSn
Home
Building
HOUSING
continues
this
year
as
a
dominant
factor
in
the
economic
picture.
If
the
demand
for
new
homes
holds
up,
the
picture
will
be
a
bright
one.
But
there
is
a
danger
in
the
present
situation;
unless
the
upward
trend
in
some,
basic
material
costs
levels
off
lumber,
for
instance
a
lot
of
potential
home
buyers
will
take
themselves
out
of
the
market.
That
is
what
happened
in
1919
when
the
continuous
bidding
up
of
material
prices
nipped
the
building
boom
in
the
following
year.
Today
material
and
labor
prices
are
vastly
higher;
well
beyond
the
reach
of
the
majority
of
home-seekers.
All
the
ballyKoo
that
can
be
shouted
about
low-cost
homes
is
inconsequential
unless
the
people
are
offered
prices
they
can
meet.
Veteran
home
builders
sense
the
danger;
a
large
number
of
do
too.
.
1
"First
on
the
purely
military
1.
What
13
viTong
with
this
level
Wliat's
cookine?
One
need
go
no
further
than
pause
at
that
enchanting
display
of
what's
sentence?
"It
was
a
pretty
close
I
doubt
that
one
brigade
Is
T
As
By
ELMORE
PHILFOTT
good
for
you,
at
the
carnival.
1
;a
Dig
enough
iorce.
.1
think
the
Americans
are
going
to
have
to
2-
What
if
the
correct
pro-
Meanwhile,
by
the
way,
it's
a
put
in
at
least
ten
divisions,
if
nunciation
mo
(gambling
certainty
tHati
wit,riin
another
they
have
to
fight
their
way
anie
.
f
!
.
.
few
years,
there
are
going
to
be
hnplc
back
nil
all
nn
tVio
the
nonitlcnlo
peninsula.
If
If
3.
VvlllCh
One
Of
these
WOrd3
another
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nlcto,
cluster
nf
of
prize
hrirfoc
brides,
Parents
have
the
responsibility
of
being
sure
their
child's
eyesight
is
clear
and
Keen.
Children
who
are
reluctant
to
study
or
whose
marks
are
low
usually
have
some
eye
deficiency.
The
Optometrist
Is
at
your
service
to
examine
their
eyes
and
give
counsel
on
corrective
measures.
up
somewhere
in
the
offing.
johnI
BULG
:
OPTOKEJi.
John
Bulge
j
Third
A,a
!
I
i
they
put
'
in
ten,
I
think
we
is
misspelled?
Courageous,
con-tageous,
conscientious.
,
t
should
put
in
one,
especially
as
THIS
TIME,
their
boys
are
out
there
first.
5.
What
U
a
word
beginning
with
st
that
means
"an
incen-
i
A
few
years
beiore
the
arrival
tve-?
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
here,
Answers
!
a
strike
was
called
in
Prince
Ru-
i
Rnw
"it
wais
a
verv
close
P"t-
CdTnmon
labor
wanted
newcomers
in
the
field
have
no
realization
of
what
'
race."
the
scramble
for
quick
sales
and
beavy
profits
can
'
i
2V,'?.c,
or,
being
paid
that,
went
out
for
more.
Whichever
way
is
not
clearly
recalled
by
this
col
a
as
in
2.
Pronounce
far-o
R.
w.
coi
This
is
the
first
of
two
letters
to
Hon.
Lester
B.
Pearson,
Minister
of
Externa)
Affairs.
I
ADDRESS
THIS,
not
to
the
Honorable
'Minister,
nor
to
the
man
whom
your
newer
acquaintances
call
"Mike,"
but
in
the
name
that
we
all
knew
you
by
when
we
were
ciii'U'iaavuss
umn.
Anyway,
u
uvenea
me
ic
My
argument
is
this:
It
would
be
"better
to
put
in
a
big
force
for
a
few
weeks,
than
to
put
in
too
small
farce
for
a
ions,
irawn-out
war.
It
is
going
to
take
six
months
j
to
raise
and
train
the
brigade.!
it
would
take
no
longer
to
train
a
full
division.
But
Les.
it
would
be
not
only
a
mistake,
but
a
blunder
In
fact
i
crime
to
send
a
single
Can
care.
1
3.
Contagious.
4.
Commonplace;
trite.
5.
Stimulus.
mean
to
th'e
future
of
the
home
building
industry
and
the
many
lines
of
business
dependent
upon
home
construction.
,
C.C.M.
BICYCLES
qnd
CHILDREN'S
VEHICLES
adian
soldier
to
Korea
unless
nd
until
your
statesmen
traighten
out
Gen
MacArthur's
trvention
in
China's
internal
affairs.
Like
the
British
and
Austral-
Authorize
r.
ELECTEOli
Contact
the
at...
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uc
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the
new
EI.ECTROtn
POLISBii
Applies
the
a
i
polie
PHONf
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Phone
today
fcrs"
s'
ration
of
the
:!
of
the
ELECT;
PTJRIFlER
anfiEj
!
vJ
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boys
playing
on
the
same
teams
at
Hamilton
Collegiate,
or
in
classroom
when
our
favorite
teacher
recited
Tennyson's
Locks-ley
Hall,
or
Ulysses
Newest
Shapes,
Sizes
and
Fabrics
Low
Priced
for
Smart
Wardrobes!
LETTER
TO
LES.
THAT
WELCOME
WHISTLE
at
the
conclusion
that,
because
a
man
is
JUMPING
a
railroader,
he
is
on
strike,
is
to
be
"away
off."
The
running
trades
engirieers,
firemen,
conductors
and
brakemen;ire
not
involved
in
the
dispute.
They
are
not
on
stiike.
But
others,
like
shop
and
maintenance
men,
telegraphers,
and
others
who
might
be
mentioned
are.
But
it's
enough
to
-slow
down
and
stop.
;
And
so,
when
next
one
hears
a
faint,
far-off
whistle
dead
at
night,
and
catcbes
a
glimpse
of
a
passing
light
in
the
blackness
outside,
give
a
yawn
and
mutter:
"welcome
back,
old
timer."
an
governments,
the
cabinet
of
vhich
you
are
a
member
has
already
said
that
Canada
is
not
iuppartlng,
and
will
not
support
the
U.S.
proclamation
of
iupport
for
Chiang
Kai-Sheks
rump
government
in
Formosa.
But,
Les,
how
can
our
troops
fight
under
MacArthur's
command
In
Korea
and
not
get
embroiled
if
other
soldiers,
alio
under
MacArthur's
command,
FLOOR
POJ
.
No
long
time
ago,
Les,
I
at-1
tended
a
rather
important
conference
on
international
affair-J
in
the
U.S.A.
I
confess
gladly
that
my
prestige
went
up
decidedly
when
I
told
them
"
knew
Les
Pearson
when
.
.
.
etc.,
etc."
I
put
this
question
to
about
a
hundred
of
them:
!!
i
piasn
wiin
cninese
armies
when
in
the
case
of
Formosa
the
law
i?
AGAINST
Ma:Arthur,
and
not
for
him,
as
in
KoreaV
The
choice
of
Canadian
for
over
50
years.
Built'
fur
I
'
''Suppose
Mr.
Pearson
'had
-pi
1
chance
to
become
Secretary-
ABSOLUTE
ZERO
Absolute
zero
the
noint
at
Strength
and
Durability.
!
General
cf
.
the
UN,
snoui-ct
ne
wnicn,
theoretically,
all
mole-,s0
th
:
take
the
job
or
not?
If
he
takes
cular
motion
ceases
exists
at
!
OUR
WARSHIPS
IN
IT
jit,
he.
is
less
likely
to
be
chosen
493.6
degrees
below
the
Fahren-I
as
the
next
Prime
Minister
of
heit
and
273
15
degrees
below
the
FOR
PUN'
Canada,
to
succeed
Mr.
faaint
Centisrade
zero
-.mint.:
HEN
Canada's
three
destroyers
sailed
from
Laurent,
if
he
does
not
'take
rUK
BUIUi
w
Esquimalt
for
Korea,
it
was
with
the
expec
FOR
REPAI
that
job,
he
is
the
most
likely
to
:
LONGEST
THROW
be
picked."-
Baseball's
longest
throw
is
bc-
I
WRITE
YOU
now
about
ijeved
to
be
that
of
Sheldon
Korea,
-and
Asia,
and
about
the
;
Lejeuno,
in
Cincinnati
Oct
12
whole
question
of
war
and
i9i0426
feet,
92
inches
'
McBride
St.
Phone
311
Coll
32
MITflf
It
seems
to
me
that
most
of!
the
people
of
Canada
thought
tation
that
they
would
see
no
active
service
for
an
indefinte
time.
Instead,
their
guns
fired
something
more
than
salutes,
early
after
arrival.
Since
then,
if
the
Cayuga,
Athabascan
and
Sioux
have
not
had
plenty
of
action,
it's
been
mighty
close
to
it.
They
have
shared
in
more
fighting
in
a
month,
than
some
warships
have
experienced
in
twenty
years
or
longer.
'
fully
approve
the
policy
whioh
i
fashion
Footwear
our
government,
no
doubt
on.
&
CUE,
LfMITET.
your
recommendation,
has
fol
Builders
t
W
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
lowed
so
far.
The
Korean
at-
tack
was
a
clear-cut
violation
of
the
UN
Charter.
If
the
world
is
ever
going
to
get
peace,
under
law
and
order,
we
haveto
move
step
by
step
towards
enacting
that
law
and
upholding
thatj
order.
Canada
does
not
need
to
take,
second
place
to
any
other
nation
i
HOBBY
SCKIPTI'RE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
'
My
God
shall
supply
all
your,
need,
according
to
His!
riches
in
glory
by
Christ
Jesus."
Phil.
4:
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that
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the
two
world
wars
nor
in
this
Korean
aggression
did
Can-,
ada
need
to
toe
shot
into
the'
conflict.
Your
government's
decision
toj
send
an
armed
force
to
Korea
therefore,
seems
fully
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it
was
retrieving
sticks,
then
it
was
'Give
me
your
paw!
Lie
down
Stand
up
Turn
over!
Play
dead!
Beg
for
that!'
.
,
.
Now
they've
got
me
locked
up
for
insubordination!"
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