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railway
strike
is
settled
but
the
government
railway
headache
lingers
on
as
it
faces
the
prospect
that
it
may
have
to
establish
an
ar-'
bitrator
to
settle
linally
on
;
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and
hours
between
""the
companies
and
the
unions.
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The
government
also
faces
the
:
question
of
reaching
a
decision
on
the
appeal
of
seven
provinces
i
against
the
latest
freight
rate
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
LAUGH
AND
LEARN
CAMP
troiiey
ana
regular
buses
on
some
city
routes.
1
1
Then
and
Now
increases
awarded
the
railway
Adverusi
th.
,
by
the
Board
of
TTinspo
Commissioners
and
It
must
also
!
deal
with
the
report
of
the
Roy
THIS
WILL
BE
my
last
report
from
the
10
YMCA
Camp
Elphinstone.
We
have
really
had
a
grand
time
here
this
year.
Ccmrmsiion
on
transportatii
JOHN
!
ear'.y
this
year
or
next.
I
The
problem
of
equalized
i
freight
rates
also
looms.
I
PRICELESS
TEA
SERVICE
Arthur
Hudson
puis
finishing
touches
on
a
special
golden
tea
service
in
London,
Eng.,
which
will
be
on
display
at
the
Vancouver
Exhibition
and
later
will
tour
North
America.
Hud.-yn,
who
has
43
years'
experience,
put
In
350
hours'
work
on
the
service.
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pnoU),
One
thing
that
puzzles
me
cia,
groups
imo
the
CanadUn
is
whv
more
people
do
not
I
national
family.
1
.
.
i
0O0
take
advantage
of
such-
The
man
helpful
thirds
that
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An
not
!
came
ut
o4
today's
group
dis
...
v
,
:ussjons
were
these
A
Illegal
Fishing
know
anv
wav
of
cettinsr
There
should
be
trained
social
workers
assigned
to
live
rieh
more
for
$24
than
the
par-
(with
the
various
groups,
like
the
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-Johnson
left
on
Saturday's
plane
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Reglna
where
he
will
take
up
new
da-ties
as
training
officer
for
the
Royal
Canadian.
Mounted
Police.
:i
Brings
Stiff
Rap
..
.
.
1,
iDoukhobors,
so
that
there
be
uupanis
get,
jieie.
continuous
mutually
helpful
and
"The
heart
aye's
the
part
aye
"
That
makes
as
right
or
wrang."
SAY
yhat
they
will
about
the
British
Empire,
although
it
has
blundered
and
occasionally
been
in
the
wrong,
the
heart
of
the
British,
people
was
always
in
the
right
place.
As
a
world
power
Britain
preserved
the
freedom
of
the
seas
and
maintained
general
peace
among
the
nations
for
a
hundred
years,
and
at
the
same
time
extended
the
bounds
of
civilization
by
her
explorers,
traders
and
colonization.
Wherever
she
went
she.
brought
good
government,
education
and
ultimate
freedom
to
the
peoples
who
came
under
her
rule.
She
did
not
promise
them
any
Utopia
or
impose
upon
them
any
iast-iron
system,
but
taught
them
how
to
govern
themselves
and
advance
culturally
and
industrially
under
a
free
democracy.
Jn
comparing
Russian
imperialism
with
that
of
Britain,
it
must
be
remembered
that
the
world
today
is
very
different
from
what
it
was
a
hundred
years
'ago.
The
British
Empire
was
a
comparatively
slow-growth,
and
Britain
did
not
start
out
with
a
mighty
and
highly
organized
military
force
to
dominate
and
impose
an
ideology
uporr
the
civilized
nations
of
the
world.
British
statesmen
and
immigrant
settlers
were
buiHing
bigger
and
better
than
they
knew.
Right
and
wrong
may
have
been
intermingled
in
their
policies
and
actions,
but
that
was
because
they
were
only
human
and
they
found
themselves
in
a
,
world
in
w
hich
it
is
impossible
to
separate
totally
the
wrong
from
the
right.
I.--
Dr.
Wm.
A.
Black
and
I
were
!
positive
relationship
between
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
chatting
about
this
a
few
min-them
nd
the
nation
as
a
while.,
Capt.
Ernest
Gladstone
of
the
!
TherJe
Sh0Uld
be-a
greaUy
in"
"einer
V
O
T-
11
as
convicted
utes
utes
aeo
ago.
We
we
came
carnejo
to
the
me
con
con-
i
crcased
nati0nal
expenditure
to.here
in
Magistrate
E
S
Rich-
Husion
that
Uie
h'.jh,
sounding
i
establish
art
training
centres;
j
'
ardscn
s
courc
of
iisiiing
with
a
'
name
scares
off
many
people.
scholarships
for
promising
youn?
purse
seine
In
a
silmon
j'.w.w
Ihc
ii
the
:
uo.:j
V::aira
artists
(including
painters,
mu-
at
Lyall
Island.
He
was
fined
Institute
and
hence
people
con-!
sicians.
dancer?,
writers,
and
m
$300,
1.10O
pinks
Jnd
his
seirif
jure
up
a
picture
of
dull
high-!
on
.
it
was
suggested
that
some;
being
confiscated.
brow
lectures,
with
a
lot
of
te-tof
these
grants
might
be
maae;
dious
sessions.
i'
for
services
rendered."
That
is.'Theff
'
rwi-:
'
oOo
ithat
the
recipient
of
such
grants
.
ACTUALLY
THERE
is
never
a
j
might
be
required
to
do
some
Brings
5
e
i
1
n
00
c.
Fine
HIH
Get
Right
Do
Foot
of
the
dull
moment
from
morning
to
public
service
for
them,
either;
,
night
in
fact,
till
far
into
the
whhe
receiving
the
grant
or.
George
Perrault
was
Saturday
i
night.
True,
there
are
two
lec-
later.
fined
In
Magistrate
H.
D.
Thain's
tures
Der
dav.
nlus
one
hour's
oOo
.court,
$100
or
in
default
three
1
and
h
PHONf
THq
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
NOVELTIES
TOYS
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
6th
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and
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Si.
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446,
GREEN
232
'group
discussions.
But
the
lec-j
BUT
HERE
RIGHT
in
this
months'
imprisonment
when
'tures
are
given
either
while
the
camp
we
see
what
latent
possi-'
convicted
on
a
charge
of
theft
,
listeners
lie
around
on
the
grass,
bilities
there
are
in
the
Cana-'of
over
$200.
The
charge
arose
in
the
glorious
sun;
or
at
night
dian
people.
Just
in
the
natural
aft"
a
woman
missed
a
purse
,
in
a
natural
amphitheatre
on
the
course
of
the
day's
fun
we
get
she
had
left
in
a
washroom
at
I
seashore,
where
tne
speaker
;
fine
singing,
and
quite
good
Eagle
Rooms.
When
she
returfied
:
stands
beside
a
huge
bonfire.
,
amateur
acting,
mostly
comic.
a
little
later
it
was
missing.
She
,
ERNIE'S
TAXI
BLACK
720
New
and
Reliable
oncct
f
Last
night,
for
instance,
Pro-j
There
are
about
thirty
peopleiwas
able
to
Identify
Perrault
fe.s-,r
Earl
Birney
taked
on
"Arts
,
out
on
the
lawn
now,
taking
their
,
whom
she
had
seen
entering
the
!
and
the
Future."
He
gave
a
close-
art
lesson
from
Cliff
Robinson.!
washroom
when
she
was
leaving.
STAND
COW
BAYi
CHECK
YOU
;
up
view
of
some
of
the
prooiems
Many
oi
tr.em,
including
myi
1
of
and
possibilities
for
young
wife,
have
never
taken
any
les-
TRY
US
OUT!
LAST
STRAWS
by
Steven$
Tn
in
tViQ
the
nmccnt
present
world
;-..4.
i.
,
'
writers.
Then,
after
the
question
;
sons
oeiore
Dut
they
are
all
rav
Situation,
the
truth
IS
period
and
our
goodnight
cocoa,
i
tag
a
whale
of
a
time.
that
we
are
all
more
or
less
rieht
and
wronsr.
Ideallv
he
read
about
eight
selections
ol
Maybe
the
jokes
and
pranks
I
FINE
PRINTING
poy
jthat
they
go
in
for
with
such1
This
morning
Dr.
B'.ack
gave
(
woulct
stale
a
bit
If
you
;
his
talk
on
"Immigration
Can-
1
had
to
take
too
much
of
this
at!
Rl
REGAL
P
:
ada's
Capabilities
and
Rtsponsi-
a
llme-
BUt
ior
eigni
aays
a.,
ibllities."
Thousands
of
ex-stu-i24
Including
board
hoot
mon,;
dents
of
the
University
of
Brit-
j
il'8
a
Scotsman's
pride
and
joy.
;
Ish
Columbia
reie.r.bei
Dr.
Black
1
o0
'
!
inot
only
as
an
excellent
lecturer!
TONIGHT
we
are
havlng'ouri
'on
such
subjects
as
logic
but
as
;
masquerade
dance.
I
am
going
j
their
official
personal
counsellor,
i
as
a
Highlander,
complete
with
j
Now
he
is
a
newly
appointed
j
kilt,
improvised
for
a
tartan
I
citizenship
director
for
the
De-
!
blanket.
PHONE
24
222
W
.
the
pacifict
may
he
perfectly
right
in
advocating
..non-resistance
to
Communist
aggression
btcause
war
is
wrong.
.
But
we
do
not
live
in
an
ideal
world,
;
and
however
much
we
may
hate
war
and
strive
f
or
international
peace,
we
would
be
cowards
and
moral
paralytics
if
we
refused
to
defend
ourseves
against
the
forces
of
evil
and
to
fight
for
what
we
believe
'
is
right.
CHILI)
PSYCHOLOGY
partment
of
Immigration.
He
,
The
wife
is
making
a
sari
from
ve
a
fine
talk,
not
only
on
the
g
;
policies
of
our
government
on
a
sheet.
But
the
Scotch
side
is
coming
out
in
her
too.
Just
in
case,
she's
wearing
a
bathinj
suit
underneath.
Clearance
Sale
immigration,
but
on
ways
and
means
of
fitting
the
various
ra-
SHQ
continues
at
o
fr
HATER
tells
the
truth
about,,.
WHISKY
Ihwiiwooils
fl
ouen
fv
let
fhosc
osnei
get
a
littU
ofieoj
of
m
You
can
enjoy
the
comforts
of
controlled
i
heat
.
.
.
An
Imperial
Oil
contract,
with
the
Imperial
dependable
delivery
service
gives
you
comfort,
convenience,
cleanliness
automatically
.
.
.
The
Esso
Oil
Burner
has
fuel-saving
features
no
other
burner
can
offer.
ANKOUNCEMEHI
it
We
are
not
taking
any
cleaning
pressing
at
present
a
cUii
ft
n
ctfirient
sen
nn
TnlLrinn
AlrprntionS
OHO
j
Seagram's
.
.
.
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pairing
New
Fall
Samples
have
justarnv.
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OIL
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(!pg)
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
Water
adds
nothing,
de-'
tracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Soy
SEAGRAMS
and
be
SURE
.a
of
the
finest
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for
better
choice
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THE
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Box
286
220
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St.
Phne6
O.NE
school
of
psychologists,
for
some
years
prominent
in-the
field
of
giving
advice
to
parents,
used
to
preach,
and
probably
still
does,
that
children
should
never
be
frustrated.
The
theory
was
that
frustration
in
childhood
would
bring
on
all
kinds
of
undesirable
complexes
in
adult
life,
'
whereas,
with
freedom
to
do
exactly
as
it
pleased,
the
child,
if
it
survived
its
formative
years,
would
learn
by
experience
the
value
of
socially
useful
behaviour,
and
.would
become
civilized
by
the
time
it
reached
maturity.
The
record
of
juvenile
delinquency,
particularly
in
larger
Canadian
cities,
during
the
past
decade
suggests
that
there
are
flaws
in
the
theory.
Ado-.
lescents
who
were
not
controlled
in
childhood
now
have
to
be
frustrated
by
the
police
when
their
unrestrained
impulses
lead
them
into
gang
warfare,
car
thefts
and
assault
and
robbery
of
peaceful
;
citizens.
If
they
were
to
follow
these
amusements
unmolested,
these
adolescents,
it
is
true,
might
achieve
the
status
of
responsible
adults,
simply
through
;
boredom
with
their
present
courses.
So
the
psy-;
chologists'
theory
cannot
be
completely
disproved.
,
Society
cannot
afford
the
experiment.
.
If
the
aim
of
education
is
to
train
a
child
to
become
fitted
to
the
society
of
which
he
is
a
part,
frustration
should
be
an
essential
of
his
training
and
it
can
hardly
begin
too
early.
He
should
learn
,
that
punishment
-will
follow
bad
conduct,
while
,
reward,
less
certainly,
may
follow
good.
Parents
are
safer
in
following
the
advice
of
King
Solomon
than
the
fashions
of
the
latest
Ph.D.
in
psychology.
The
theory
of
frustration
as
a
basis
for
educa-,
tion
can
certainly
be
supported
by
results,
for
most
!
adults
were
brought
up
by
the
more
or
less
old-
fashioned
method
condemned
by
modern
psychology,
and
old-fashioned
parents
believed
in
strict
re-
straint
of
their
offspring's
natural
predilection
for
mayhem
and
other
forms
of
violence.
One
socially
'
desirable
result
of
the
old-f?shioned
methods
is
that
Canadians
are,
on
the
whole,
a
law-abiding
people.
Another
result,
socially
desirable
from
the
point
of
view
of
Ottawa,
is
the
physical
safety
of
the
tr'ollers
and
inspectors
appointed
under-
the
authority
of
Acts
and
Regulations
for
the
purpose
of
continuing
indefinitely
the
process
of
frustration.
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