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OF
THE
world
i
cuiiimmusi
movement
Us
in
its
'
if
centralized
control.
At
an?
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k"
1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
"
Monday,
July
24,
1950
O.
A.
feUXTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G,
PERRY.
ManagtngDtrector
?
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
fc.
As
Ho
Interference
With
Demoiilion
'
DRESS
if
i
LONDON
Cf
A
22-year-old
i
i
Dublin-born
woman
was
stated
'at
London
Marlborough
Street
!
court
to
have
had
no
schooling
!
at
all,
was
unable
to
read
or
u
rlta
and
rniilrt
not
tell
the
time
the
"toe"
is
laid
down
by
the
hard-bo.led
boys
in
th
Kremlin.
Like
a
mighty
army,
I
V,
l
1
,
.
.
.
f
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
rer
Teai.
For
Summer
A
rex..
tire
wiwie
wonu
raovtiwni
BO-
$
No
intention
on
the
part
of
the
time.
J
.
ao.uu;
ay
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
vaiurs,
reireais,
turns,
right,
left
or
aetnally
soniersa-uks,
ac
i
Department
of
National
Defence
to
interfere
with
the
demolition
cording
to
the
decrees
from
t
Urn'
OF
THE
GOOD
VAU-
MOSCOW.
MACKENZIE
KING
wens
Une
DltF.ss
sin
M
"
'
t
The
question
has
always
been
of
the
big
warehouse
on
the
local
waterfront
which
was
built
during
World
War
II
by
the
Unitd
States
army
appears
apparent.
Recently
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
suggested
Men's
Pure
Wool
(;ABuJ
KI'ITC
...
"I'll
tect
"t-
Reg.
$19,50.'
Men's
T-SHIRTS.
Vari,!:
'
shades.
RCg.
$j
50
that.
In
the
interests
of
national
defence
in
view
of
the
situation
!
..By
LLMUKr
rrilLrU
I
I
.Can
the,
Russian
CommunLst
WiTPU
VITfAct
iirti
i
leaders
maintain
this
central-
LGOS
A
VU
fi
?
ted
Pwer
when
oth
rong
J
IF
OU
WANT
TO
nations
get
Communist
govern-
I
nients
of
their
own.
Jcnow,
Whether
the
attack;
-Yugoslavia
has
already
given
in.
Korea
was
a
mere
in-
the
answr;
"
13
".no
"
.
'
.
cident,
or.
the
first
move
'
'
,
i,
'
,
i
TITO
XEAD
THE
movement
m
world
war
three,
watch
;hieh
set
up
a
communist
re-Yugoslavia.
.
Uime
in
Yugoslavia.
It
is,
in
If
the
Korean
incident
was
J"1,
a,S
Comm1
system
as
t
v..
s..Jthere
is
anywhere,
outside
Rus-
?
jr
IN
S
;?
in
the
Pacific,
It
might
be
wise
to
Home
Canner
Cans
stop
the
demolition
work
which
mens
JJlue
Bib
OVKn.,
I
r
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
Maurice
Breton,
42-year-old
is
in
progress.
i
i
A
reply
has
been
received
by
Enamelled
or
Plain.
In
the
Chamber
from
the
Depart-
assorted
Sizes.
Convenient
of
National
Defence
point-
j
jenty
pocked.
Twenty
'
in
out
that
the
warehouse
had
,
r-
Jolielte,
Que.,
lawyer,
has
been
DRESS
and
WORK
Sox
large
selection.
From
fr,
i
a
local
feeler
to
see
how
the'
,.,
.
But
there
ls
a
dfeP.
nominated
Uberal
candidate
in
.been
aoUl
t,
uriv-i
ur
to
a
Barron.
the
forthcoming
by-election
in
Boys'
GABARDINE
SLAf)
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
i
'8oren
Ma&sen
of
Edmonton
who
has
started
trie
demolition),
but
jsaid
that
the
representations
were
"receiving
attention."
LTD.
I'M
in
general
and
USA.
tai;'
wim
ioto.
particular
would
react
then
!
l
d"p'p
'4
T
PPk.
the
world
may
go
back
to
un.
,
af
that
hich
dwided
the
Chris-easy
peace.
Uan
church
in
the
days
of
'
Luther.
But
if
the
Russian
rulers
have
Moscow
holds
that
all
the
epenly
embarked
on
a
campaign
,
main
decisions,
affecting
Yugo-to
become,
by
force,
the
world
s
siavia
and
all
other
Communist
flominant
power
they
will
soon
area,
must
ke
made
at
the
Red
sttack
Yugoslavia.
world
centre.
Tito
-
with
.
th.
cm
laiioretl.
piea!j!
,
zippers.
Spec.
..
p,.
,'
Boys'
and
Oirls'
Riv,
SHOES
at
Reduced
Prfc.
Boys'
UNDERWEAR.
Tops
Jonette-Montcalra-L'
A&somp-tion.
The
by-election
was
made
necessary
by
the
resignation
of
Oeorge-Cmile
Lapalme
from
the
House
of
Commons.
Mr.
Lapalme
now
is
Quebec
Liberal
leader.
(CP
Photo)
ooiwras
Car,
backing
of
the
overwhelming
Don't
Miss
Manson's
Sale
of
China
FIRST
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
PRICES
SLASHED
majority
of
his
countrymen--holds
that
Yugoslav
self-government
must
be
a
reality.
UNLESS
MOSCOW
CAN
overcome
what
it
considers
this
Tito
heresy
its
whole
basis
of
world
ecntrol
crumbles.
China,
for
instance,
with
456
million
people
may
also
go
Tito-way.
For
years
now
the
rulers
in
the
Kremlin
have
tried
to
overthrow
Tito
from
the
inside.
Thev
WHAT'S
AH
oil
ue
H
ls
a
simple
devire
!t
automaikally
supplies
burner
with
fuel
oil
tm
tank
located
converUfnti;
ground
level.
WHAT,
in
their
apt
and
forthright
speech,
the
Scottish
call
"the
lad
o'
pairts,"
was
faithfully
portrayed
in
the
late
former
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
His
was
the
story
of
an
earnest
youth
of
moderate
means
who,
having
hitched
his
wagon
to
a
star,
travelled
onward
to
his
destiny,
accepting
the
buffetings
of
fate
as
a
dis-,
ciptine
from
which
salutary
lessons
are
to
be
derived,
and
viewing
success
as
the
starting
point
only
"of
further
effort.
The
young
university
student
burning
the
midnight
oil,
drinking
deep
draughts
of
learning,
imbibing
that
far-seeing
philosophy
of
life
which
negatives
obstacles
and
inspires
the
courage
to
face
failure
as,
equally,
it
makes
for
modesty
in
high
accomplishment
the
future
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
in
his
"green
and
salad
years"
scorned
delights
and
lived
laborious
days.
The
seeds
of
good
government
germinate
best
in
theT;
soil
of
sound
economics,
enriched
by
genuine
,
sympathy
with
the
life
and
aspirations
of
one's
fellows.
The
former
can
be
found
only
after
intensive
and
protracted
study:
the
latter
is
a
quality
of
heart
and
mind.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
possessed
both
in
abundance:
-And
just
as
the
surenesg
of
the
economic
principles
which
he
applied
to
the
administration
of
Canada
was
unassailed,
so
also
were
the
depth
of
his
sincerity
and
the
warmth
of
hie
devotion
to
Canada
and
the
Canadian
people.
.
There
was
nothing
of
the
meteoric
in
Mackenzie
King's
career,
no
mere
distant
streak
in
the
night
sky,
with
only
a
trail
of
sparks
to
mark
the
swiftness
of
the
passage.
Rather
was
his
life
one
of
strenuous
endeavor,
the
steady
ascent
of
the
industrious
youth
fired
with
the
ideal
of
public
service.
Political
enemies
he
had
aplenty;
and,
although
all
.unite
now
to
pay
deep
tribute
in
his
passing,
they
i
did
not
hesitate
in
their
time
to
hurl
abuse
ami
defamation
against
him.
Public
men
have
to
sacrifice
much
for
the
prominence
they
enjoy,
and
that
is
one
of
the
penalties.
Its
effect
is
best
measured
by
the
excellence
of
the
reputation
achieved
by
those
whom
it
is
desired
to
injure.
Neither
revilings
nor
calumnies
turned
Mackenzie
King
from
the1
course
he
had
charted;
and
their
effect
upon
the
people
of
Canada
was
simply
to
entrench
him
the
more
deeply
in
their
regard.
,
,
And
what
of
his
accomplishments?
Apart
altogether
from
his
solid
achievements
in
domestic
affairs,
he
guided
Canada
with
great
genius
through
the
heaving
waters
of
one
world
war
and
two
postwar
periods
and
out
of
a
great
depression.
It
-required
indomitable
courage
even
to
formulate
the
problems
which
enmeshed
the
British
Comrrsonwealth
in
the
latter
years,
let
alone
to
seek
a
solution
tf
them.
In
the
grandson
of
the
rebel
of
'37;
Canada
and
the
Britith
Empire
found
a
statesman
with
the
boldness
to
voice
the
problems,
and
witiuthe
genius
to
pojnt
the
w;ay
to
their
unravelling.
-.While
h"oM
inc
Canada
imifpd
hp
airtarl
in
knit.
Eliminates
Barrel
Statu
have
failed
dUmally.
There
are
I
many,
signs
that
they
may
be
,
about
to
order
or
"advise"
an
attack
on
Yugoslavia
by
Yugo-
slavla's
three
eastern
neighbors.
'
.
Th
outcome
of
the
first
four
J
weeks
of
fighting
in
Korea
greatly
increases
this
danger.
I
The
Korean
aggression
may
1
have
been
ordered
by
the
Krem-jlin
for
the
precise
purpose
of
Manson
s
303
W.
3rd
China
Shop
Green
960
No
Fire
Hazards!
Hm
W
SmrlV.
Call
GORDON
D.
RONSu
Far
Free
F-stlmalt
733
5th
Ave.
W.
BladS
seeing
how
the
UN
members
would
react.
For
while
52
of
the
59
UN
members
have
denounced
the
aggression
by
words,
only
the
U.S.A.
has
intervened
in
a
tig
way
with
Australia,
Britain
and
Canada
playing
minor
supporting
roles.
Is
there
any
reason
to
believe
that,
the
52
members
of
the
UN
Who
ODDOsed
the
agression
In
f
t
and
"Why,
this
doesn't
look
like
an
old
mill
at
all,
dad,
'.'
1
think
Mr.
Hartung
is
nice."
SHOE
SALE
WHITES
ARE
RIGHT!
Our
Entire
Stock
o
Korea
by
words
-alone
would
i
rally
to
the
help
of
Communist.
Yugoslavia
by
deeds
as
well
as
mere,
words?
j
.
It
would
be
more
difficult
for
the
U.8.A.
to
do
so,
as
she
has
I
OUR
CLASSIC
OPERA
PUMPS
C
are
here
again
WHITE
DRESS
STRAPS
AND
PUMPS.
High
and
Cuban
Heels.
All
to
go
at
gc;
Fashion
Footwear
already
committed
a
large
part
of
her
available
forces
to
Korea.
-,'''
I
AM
NOT
CONCEDING
that
Moscow
WILL
order
the
attac
m
-Yugoslavia
though
it
seems
W
me
likely.
Nor
am
I
suggesting
that
it
will
succeed
If
it
ls
ordered.
,
But
I
say
watch
Yugoslavia.
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The
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played
by
Mackenzie
King
in
1926
as
mediator
between
other
dominions
and
the
Imperial
Government
and
later
between
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
in
crises
of
war
and
peace
was
tha
role
of
a
diplomat
and
statesman,
for
it
required
the
patience
and
tact
of
one,
coupled
with
the
gym-pathxjind
ability
of
the
other,
to
produce
the
happiest
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out
of
apparently
irreconcilable
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costs
you
less
during
tht
summer;
You're
sure
of
your
supply
for
the
winter.
Your
Coal
is
delivered
dry.
You
avoid
the
headache
of
a
last
minute
rushj
And
you
can
afford
to
do
it
now!
If
you
can
repay
in
nine
easy
monthly
instalments
of
less,
without
being
loo
hard
on
your
budget,
the
B
of
M
will
be
glad
to
lend
you
the
money.
This
also
provides
another
good
reason
for
stocking
up
now
...
Yon
can
get
in
all
your
coal
in
one
single
delivery
if
you
desire.
That
means
less
trouble
and
less
dirt
,
Drop
in
at
your
local
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soon
ai
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And
all
the
while
Mackenzie
King
was
enhanc
j
ing
Canadian
prestige
abroad.
Canada's
activities
in
;the
international
sphere
have
long
been
hailed
j
throughout
the
British
Commonwealth
as
a
powerful
link
in
the
Imperial
chain.
Swimming,
Softball,
Volleyball
'
it
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Hunts,
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and
have
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Hlmptrx
(in
Enrftiea
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Ih
domestic
affairs
Mr.
King
led
in
enactment
of
legislation
of
a
character
hitherto
never
antici
pated,
bold
and
at
times
breath-taking.
It
was
legislation
that
had
but
one
aim
the
lightening
of
the;
burden
of
bur
people,
expressive
of
the
simple
desfre
to
ensure
to
Canadians
that
they
may
live
in
comfort
and
contentment,
legislation,
in
short,
for
the
peace,
order
and
good
government
of
the
Dominion.
It
has
unified
Canada
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific,
welding
into
one
whole,
picturesque
in
its
diversity,
the
cultures
of
two
great
Old
World
peoples.
Nearly
four
decades
of
the
Twentieth
Century
that
Century
which,
as
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
said,
"belonged
to
Canada"
saw
the
stamp
of
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
on
all
things
Canadian.
His
nnalities
nf
modestv.
kindliness
and
statesmanshio
IIV
DAliU
convenient
and
talk
it
over.
Make
sore
of
yeur
Coal
supply
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good
time.
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