Alexander
5elived
that
there
would
be
an
upward
turn
In
trie
situation
rather
than
a
down
FIRMNESS
NEEDED
(Continued
from
Page
1
8
l?tincc
Uupctt
Dail?
J3cto
Thursday,
October
21,
1948
Strike
ward
drift.
SHIPS
and
sir
Alexander
acknowledged
A
.TTw-l
AN
Ji
t
depriving
her
own
domestic
consumers
in
order
that
gooti
and
mighT
be
sent
to
more
goods
the
relief
of
Western
Europe.
ERP.
had
proven
the
tonic
shot
in
the
arm"
which
had
arrested
the
downward
movement
The
stage
was
all
set
today
for
the.
upward
advance
with
the
objective
of
all
Euro
the
great
part
that
Canada
was
playing
as
a
member
of
the
Security
Council
of
the
United
Senou
severe
winter,
a
series
of
crisis,
underestimation
of
the
damage
and
lack
of
co-operation
among
the
Great
Powers,
and
these
high
hopes
had
been
doomed
to
disappointment.
There
had
bcn
WATERFRONT
On
her
regular
weekly
voy
Nations.
Its
Influence
ana
nnwer
was
being
felt
dally.
The
It's
Rust-Proof!
it's
Insulating!
-
SEA
AIR
AND
SEA
WATER
DO
NOT
:
AFFECT
IT!
rati"
peteri"
"-S
...
lack
of
confidence,
development
Dominion
had
now
reached
the
i
9
isiutui,...!
L.
pean
countries
eing
bacK
on
nosition
of
one
of
the
leading
2.JW,.
lit'
age,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
Ernest
Caldwell,
arrived
in
port
on
time
at
10
..at.ion
nations
of
the
world,
third
In
International
trade
and
today
a
flit
SU
1"
nf
had
slowed
up
and
the
drift
had
been
downward
instead
of
In
the
way
of
upward
expansion.
TRIBUTE
TO
E.R.P.
When
it
had
become
realized
in
great
Industrial
power
as
well
v-
nor
b
their
own
feet
wunin
iuui
without
need
for
further
external
aid.
It
would
be
a
big
and
difficult
job
but
the
speaker
was
confident
of
the
outcome.
Sir
Alexander
turned
brief
SOU";
strike
a
ALUMINUM
Ribbed
Roofing
and
as
primary
producer.
"
,..u.nrs
o'clock
yesterday
morning
from
Vancouver,
Westview
and
Ocean
Falls,
sailing
at
midnight
for
Ketchikan
whence
she
will
return
here
this
evening
to
sail
at
11:15
p.m.
The
vessel
brought
north
a
good-sized
list
of
ma
laring
coal
mines
t
It
was
an
"entire
delusion
to
think
that
the
British
Commonwealth
had
been
weakened
by
war.
To
the
contrary,
It
had
emerged
stronger
from
war
In
vote
on
ly
to
review
striking
economic
progress
of
Great
Britain
during
the
last
eight
months.
The
industrial
output
of
the
.irike
ore
that
there
must
either
be
a
complete
crarii
or
that
a
great-effort
must
be
made
to
right
the
boat,"
General
Marshall
had
developed
his
European
Recovery
Program.
As
a
result,
new
heart
DC-'"
V
LV?
J,
Ya.vAI.I
of
passengers.
SIDING
Available
in
6,
8,
9
&
10-foot
lengths,
28
inches
wide.
creased
both
In
prestige
and
wnz":
strength
when
regarded
as
a
A
Department
of
Transport
notice
to
mariners
advises
that
whole.
India,
Pakistan,
Ceylon,
the
eouiuw
.,.
net
Rullv
Island
lleht
in
Beaver
v
I
1
i
WHr
mm
J
I
were
today
Independent
na
Passage
is
not
burning.
It
will
Order
Yours
From
tlons
members
of
a
"willing
and
eaual
partnership"
under
be
relighted
at
the
first
oppor
tunity.
country
was
today
25
percent
more
than
pre-war.
Exports
were
fifty
percent
above
prewar.
The
balance
of
invisible
earnings
was
being
turned
from
deficit
to
surplus.
An
overall
deficit
in
the
economic
picture
had
been
reduced
by
55
percent.
Although
there
was
such
a
-haDDV"
economic
picture
to
ere
injur"
no
form
of
subjection.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
PHONES
651
-
652
COAL,
LUMBER
and
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
GREATEST
"LEAGUE
had
been
taken
and,
under
the
leadership
of
Britain,
a
determined
new
movement
had
begun
to
rally
the
frfdom
and
democracy
loving
forces
of
Western
Europe.
Sixteen
countries
had
been
drawn
together
in
a
spirit
of
co-operation.
Surprising,
indeed,
had
been
the
measure
of
success
in
the
way
of
economic
improvement
and
mutual
defence.
United
States
had
in
fact.
Strikers,
Us
fronting
are
rc"J
What
was
believed
to
be
a
record
-
breaking
tow
of
logs
from
southeastern
Alaska
arrived
in.Puget
Sound
recently.
The
tow
consisted
of
two
and
a
half
million
board
feet.
There
OF
NATIONS"
The
British
Commonwealth
Sir
Alexander
described
as
"the
most
effective
League
of
Nations
In
the
world,"
all
its
components
imbued
with
the
great
L'
govemme
lw
the
piu
present,
the
international
poli
VOLCANO
KILLS
leaders
tical
outlook
might
not
be
so
pncouraKine
today.
There
were
40
IN
CHILE
workers
ou
were
two
rafts,
tandem
styie,
towed
by
the
tug
Justine
Foss.
vkj
rr
v
vi
mj
vug
w
-
-
-
awkward
clouds
on
the
horizon
fcday-
objectives
and
ideals
of
the
British
people.
SANTIAGO,
Chile
P)
Forty,
xhe
logs
were
delivered
In
Bel-
said:
"Here
is
the
appropria-
i
tion.
It
is
up
to
you
sixteen
na
lingham.
persons
were
reported
dead
and
The
luncneon
was
presided
I
over
by
O.
O.
Stuart,
Gyro
presi
two
hundred
missing
in
a
violent,,
eight-hour
eruption
at
Vil-
IICMES
KIMS
jtions
to
work
!t
out
and
decide
how
big
a
slice
of
the
cake
is
j
appropriate
for
each."
It
seemed
a
formidable
thing,
a
new
'type
of
international
negotia-
ALASKA
UNION
MEN
PROBED
Z
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
Two
congressional
investigators
were
told
yesterday
by
seven
members
and
officers
of
a
labor
union
that
they
never
had
been
members
of
the
Communist,
party.
Representatives
Charles
Kirsten
and
O.
F.
Fisher
left
for
Juneau
today,
on
their
way
back
to
the
States.
v
They
told
the
Alaska
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
which
Invited
them,
that
they
would
NOT
GUILTY,
WAS
INSANE
larrica
volcano,
400
miles
soutli
which
might
still
adversely
affect
economic
progress.
There
was
no
denying
that
mutual
trust
was
essential
to
the
building
up
of
a
stable
world.
Everyone
knew
where
the
danger
lay.
"Your
guess
is
as
good
as
mine,"
Sir
Alexander
said
in
speculating
on
the
outcome.
There
was
TOMCAROW
TOMCAROW
I
ij
dent.
President
of
Rotary,
D.
C
Stevenson
proposed
a
vote
of
thanks
to
Sir
Alexander.
Guests
included
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
Rev.
L.
O.
Baker,
Robert
Boroughs.
H.
M.
Daggett,
H.
D.
Lri
of
Ci
of
here.
The
volcano
erupted
yesterday.
It
had
been
smoking
since
last
April.
Property
damage
was
estimated
at
PRINCE
ALBERT
Verdict
of
tion.
Standards
of
living
and
not
euiltv
on
account
of
insan-
everything
was
involved.
Yet,
in
H
Cadet8
nig"1
W
oody
.:fvs
.
7
pm
I
first
Aide
flm
"HAZARD"
lff
iMf-Vti'
Live
Agaiiv
however,
a
difference
as
De-jinani,
j.
x.
Harvey.
jonn
tween
1938
and
1948.
Today
no
Qulnn,
Roderick
MacLeod
and
r.jmmandcr
-
i
Bert
Bacon.
(
tommande
short
time
and
remarkably
ity
was
returned
by
a
jury
here
yesterday
in
the
case
of
Albert
with
amazingly
little
friction.
James
Allen,
charged
with
the
settlement
had
been
reached,
murder
of
his
three-year
old
Great
Britain
herself
had
con-son.
The
presiding
judge
order-
tinued
her
investment
In
Eur-ed
that
he
be
kept
in
custody
ope
with
large
credits
and
loans,
cnnnt.rv
or
people
wanted
war
:se,
hich
During
Ihe
day
the
High
Com
and
background
of
Harry
Bridges,
heacl
of
the
west
coast
If
the
nations
held
firm
for
the
things
they
knew
were
right.
Sir
gladly
accept
the
suggestion
that
two
m
activities
!
C.I.O.
Longshoremen's
Union.
they
Investigate
the
Lmmer
can
3
missloner
and
his
party
were
shown
around
the
port
and
city,
arrangements
for
their
reception
having
been
in
the
hands
of
the
boys
qu
rales
while
Hollywood
ISA,
oaIUI
he
course
Newest
and
Most
Up-To-Date
Care
In
Prlr.
Open
from
5:30
p.m.
to
5:30
am.
Copies
Store
S'&Mfa
Robert
ot
First
'
Ambulance
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
whom
President
R.
G.
Large,
Secretary
E-.
T.
Apie-whaite
E.
D.
forward
and
Theo
iCollert
acted.
j
Sir
Alexander's
party
Included
Lady
Clutterbuck,
Miss
Anne
Clutterbuck,
Miss
Hilary
8tran-som
and
Keith
Batey
(private
ka
recelv
iU
md
C:
We
specialize
In
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
Sale
Now
on-No
Exchanges-Cash
Only-First
Come,
First
Served
Robert
'
i
Kaymom
r-T
".n
If
secretary
to
the
High
Commissioner).
They
left
last
night
by
l-Mson,
R1
aid
Rhor
train
for
Josepr
and
Edmonton.
the
Ladies
Fall
Coats
sander
1
Ladies
Raincoats
the
,b
4.
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Group
ino.
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The
Hot
Waterway
to
Health,
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and
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with
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and
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Your
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generation
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tank
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nf
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40,
42
and
44
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steel.
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means
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tank
is
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'vithf
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won't
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chip
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craze.
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RUIPE1RLT
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&
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to
85c
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$95
-$1.25
Ladies'
Gloves
49c
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-
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Gloves
99c
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All
Wool
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a
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of
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....
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and
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this
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you
musn
t
expect
to
get
something
"high
grade"
unless
you
pay
a
decent
price.
..
By
a
"decent
price"
we
don't
mean
that
you
really
must
pay
a
lot
of
money.
Watches
haven't
advanced
as
much
as
lots
of
other
things.
At
least
ours
haven't
we
bought
the
bulk
of
our
stock
quite
a
while
ago.
Railroad
watches
have
actually
been
selling
as
low
as
before
the
war.
But
for
a
reliable
watch
it
Isn't
safe
to
go
below
$30.00
to
$40.00.
If
you
come
here
that
much
will
get
you
a
watch
good
for'
15
to
20
years.
If
you've
been
thinking
of
watches
even
a
little
bit,
it's
time
you
called
on
us.
.
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