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Thursday,
April
21,
1949
Canada
and
New
Alliance
'Mm
STEWART
NEWS
Latest
from
Portland
Canal
Mining
Centre
It's
a
Hannv-Cn.lhS-
Canadian
Club
Speaker
Has
Great
Hopes
for
Atlantic
Pact
Discusses
Bearing
on
Dominion
ThP
North
Atlantic
oact
is
aveMoneu
.
I
on
Meals!
aw
w
fl
AY
MlTKTt"!
cavn
Auxiliary
supplied
the
With
the
date
of
the
provincial
election
set
for
June
15,
political
interest
is
mounting
here.
W.
D.
Smith
has
intimat
FRIDAY
AWn
c..
Bob
Barwise
and
Bill
Boe-decker
left
last
Thursday
for
ed
that
he
is
willing
to
run
again
in
the
interests
of
the
the
Morris
Summit
mine
to
look
...
n
with
DENNIS
MORGAN
-
Dorothy
JANIS
PAIGE
v
x
In
"Ann
Ciinrloii
AH..
Coalition
government.
So
far
over
the
buildings
with
a
view
as
can
be
ascertained,
none
of
,
to
clearing
them
of
snow
and
the
other
parties
have
decided
j
repair
any
damage
that
may
upon
a
representative
but
therS
,
have
been
occasioned
during
the
most
important
international
development
in
the
Interests
of
world
peace
and
security
since
the
inauguration
of
the
United
Nations
organigation
at
San
Francisco,
Eric
W.
Morse,
national
director
of
the
Association
of
Canadian
Clubs,
told
the
local
Women's
Canadian
Club
yesterday
afternoon.
"For
the
frustrated
nations
of
the
North
Atlantic,
the
new
pact
represents
a
sword
while
the
United
Nations
is
the
ideal
that
eoes
with
it,"
he
said.
''Each,
may
be
some
surprises
in
store
for
the
constituency.
the
winter.
They
expect
to
proceed
to
Tide
Lake
afterwards
to
the
Campbell
property
which
is
under
lease
to
Mr.
Boedecker
uiic
ouuuay
Hm
A
very
successful
cribbage
SATURDAY
MATINEE
far-'
the
sword
and
the
ideal,
is
com
EVENINGS
7:00
-
9:05
ADDED
MICKEY
MOUSE
"PAPOFF
IN
PAIN"
(Narcotics)
Where
else
could
you
get
such
a
nourishing
dish
pancakes
uar-
for
so
little
monev?
Serve
Aunt
Jemimas
often!
wheats.
e,uiorsiw
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,
..
3'i
lb.
ECONOMY
Thi
n
QlMRr
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Oatft
CmipttV
Canada
limited
drive
was
held
by
the
Stewart
arid
associates.
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
'
on
Saturday
in
the
club
rooms.
;
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A;
B,ehnsen
TVhe
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
ladies
-L;
first
prize,
Mrs.
R.
Bar-
.
wise
taking
the
consolation
a------------
---jrrs-:
-
r:
prize.
Constable
George
Nelson
J.
D.
McCorinell,
Ketchikan;
was
first
for
the
men
with
H.
Bowen,
Carlisle;
F.
Warne,
Harry
Bennett
receiving
the
'.
Vancouver;
A.
J.
Touchings,
consolation
prize.
Isaac
Soder-iPort
Alberni;
Mrs.
H.
F.
Bea-
plementary
to
the
other.
If
things
work
out
as
we
hope
thev
will,
the
North
Atlantic
pact
will
be
for
Canada
the
goal
lov
was
the
winner
of
the
draw-
ven,
Sandspit;
P.
D.
Bannering.
The
ladies
of
the
Women's
,
man,
Vancouver;
W.
Black-
what
we
had
already
agreed
to
pay
under
the
Charter
of
the
U.N.
Fourth,
it
Is
leasy
to
beat
chests
and
prepare
while
Czech
coups
and
Berlin
blockades
arc
happening.
What
if
Stalin
decided
to
play
being
good?
Shall
Canada
be
equally
ready
to
shout
down
pacifists,
.
fellow-travellers,
and
"peace
councils"
when
the
need
for
continued
military
preparation
is
less
outwardly
apparent?
Fifth,
while
still
retaining
the
vision
of
San
Francisco,
Canada
had
to
make
a
detour
from
the
broad
highway
of
universal
collective
security
down
the
side-road
of
regional
collective
security.
There
are
now
two
regional
security
arrangements
in
effect:
South
America
(the
Rio
Pact)
and
Eastern
2urope
(the
Soviet
and
her
satellites).
A
third
(the
North
Atlantic)
Is
being
born,
and
a
fourth
(in
SET.
Asia)
is
needed
to
complete
the
picture.
These
will
put
the
U.N.
on
a
sounder
basis,
for
regional
commitments
are
less
remote
than
what
had
originally
been
thought.
Forty-five
members
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
gathered
in
the
banquet
room
of
the
Broadway
Cafe
to
hear
Mr.
Morse,
wh
ogave
a
most
inspiring
and
informative
address
on
"What
The
North
Atlantic
Pact
Means
for
Canada."
Mrs.
Thomas
Boulter,
vice-president
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club,
was
in
the
chair
and
introduced
the
speaker.
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges
M.L.A.,
was
a
guest
at
the
meeting.
Prior
to
the
afternoon
meeting
the
executive
of
the
club
met
for
luncheon
with
Mr.
Morse,
who
gave
a
most
Insplr-nection
with
Canadian
Club
matters
was
discussed.
Mr.
Morse,
whose
home
Is
in
Ottawa,
has
been
visiting
Canadian
Clubs
across
Canada
for
the
past
month.
FOR
ALL
YOUR
PRINTING
REQUIREMENTS
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
has
announced
it
formally.
Q.
After
a'death
in
a
family,
should
the
calls
of
sympathy
be
returned?
A.
Such
calls
are
not
returned,
since
the
family
is
in
mourning
OUTSTANDING
WINNER
more,
Vancouver;
M.
C.
Wish-art,
Ocean
Falls;
H.
Estlin,
Prince
George;
W.
J.
Hays.
Vancouver;
D.
N.
Yearwood,
Vancouver;
C.
E.
McKenzie,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
M.
Powers,
Smi-
of
a
30
years
quest.'
Three
watchwords,
said
the
speaker,
must
always
be
Canada's
security,
prosperity,
unity.
In
view
of
her
vulnerable
economy,
her
vulnerable
geographical
situation
and
tips
abroad,
Canada
had
twice
in
the
past
40
years
been
drawn
into
a
world
struggle.
It
was
fantastic
to
think
of
the
possibility
of
Canada
being
neutral
in
any
large
scale
war
in
the
future.
There
was
no
country
TO
ALL
K
Priiitt
STRATFORD,
Ont.
Olga
Kwasniak,
13,
brilliant
young
London
cellist,
has
won
the
legal
Sec...
and
is
not
making
social
visits.
Q.
Is
it
proper
to
speak
to
ai
man
by
using
his
last
name!
only,
such
as,
"Good
morning,
I
Perth
County
Music
Teachers
'thers;
Mr
and
Mrs
c
p
Bus.
Federation
Spring
Trophy
three
j
slnger
Telkwa;
Mrs.
N
Hodges,
(ED.
SAUNDERS)
Q.
When
a
young
man
becomes
engaged,
is
it
all
right
for
him
to
tell
his
friends
before
it
has
been
announced?
A.
No;
the
announcement
should
always
come
from
the
bride-elect.
He
should
not
tell
it
even
to
his
intimate
friends
until
after
the
young
woman
umes.
ner
uiest
victory
was
j
victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wil-
Second
Avenue
PHONE
21
at
this
year's
Stratford
Music
P.O.
W
son,
city;
Mrs.
A.
Caldwell
and
i
Smith"?
A.
No.
A
person
of
good
Festival.
daughter,
Endako;
K.
M.
Lec
ikie,
T.
C.
Healy,
New
Westmin
breeding
will
always
say,
"Good
I
morning,
Mr.
Smith.''
You
saw
u
in
trie
News!
ster;
Dr.
J.
L.
Hart,
Nanaimo.
RUPERT
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THE
Skeena
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I
Cabinet
Builders
and
General
Contractors
FLOOR
SANDING
AND
CABINEt
WORK
CONCRETE
WORK
AND
REMODELLING
in
the
world
with
more
to
lose
or
less
to
gain
from
another
war
than
Canada.
Specifically
Canada
must
avoid
war,
help
build
a
thriving
and
well-ordered
world
and
reject
policies
that
seriously
divide
the
nation.
NAMES
FIVE
HIGHLIGHTS
Summing
up,
Mr.
Morse
highlighted
five
factors:
First,
Canada
cannot
hope
to
be
neutral
in
any
future
struggle
involving
the
great
powers.
She
should
do
everything
possible
in
advance
to
prevent
war
starting.
Second,
Russia
is
realistic
enough
not
to
start
something
unless
she
is
sure
of
winning.
Third,
what
promises
to
be
an
effective
coalition
for
peace
is
at
last
in
prospect
but
it
is
going
to
cost
us
something.
At
least
an
instalment
must
be
paid,
now
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balance
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