DOMESTIC
PKTIRE
(Ccrrannea
from
Page
1
entire
time
I
was
in
England
way,
contribute
to
the
general
'
I
never
saw
anyon
under
the
comfort
and
convenience
ol
influence
of
drink.
And
right
those
on
board.
There
was
an
ptfnre
Rnprrt
Oallp
jraetoj
Wednesday,
September
21,
1949.
Ray
Reflects
...
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
4a
lsdeMndent
dally
newapaper
aotoa
o
n
upbuilding
of
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Bupert
utd
all
communities
comprising
northern
nd
central
British
Columbia
(authorised
u
Second
Clua
Mail.
Post
Ome
Department.
Ottawa)
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eer
afternoon
escep.t
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by
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here
Is
where
Id
like
to
speak
hour's
stay
in
Reikjavik,
chief
I
left
London
September
8
q
southing
that
is
scarce.
It's
city
of
Iceland,
and
later,
when
and
arrived
in
Vancouver
Sep-,
ypg
slr
just
pjajni
every-
flying
over
southern
Greenland,
tember
9."
remarked
Mrs.
Black.
!
(jay
a-p."
the
plane
dropped
low
enough
'Weather,
most
of
the
way
was
j
Dack
many
ror
all
to
ceariy
tMow
tne
snow
fine."
!
mentary
remarks
to
make
about
fi'Ws
and
icy
peaks
of
some
of
After
the
lap.se
of
twenty-six
1
the
all
round
skill,
care
and
at-
the
more
remote
places,
wars
there
was
a
great
deal
to
tention
displayed
by.
the
Trans
"And
there
is
something
I
al-see
and
do,
and
hear,
in
the
,
Canada
Air
Lines
on
which
she
most
forgot
to
mention,"
con-United
Kingdom.
Her
home
city,
1
travelled
both
ways.
Leaving
eluded
Mrs.
Black,
-tips
have
outward
bound,
teen
abolished
on
transatlantic,
Gainsborough,
near
Notting-1
Newfoundland,
ham
withstood
severe
attacks
of
j
there
were
thirty-eight
passen-
""ers.
Its
about
time,
for:
!
tln
had
become
the
enemy
during
the
second
gers
and
there
was
the
same
nothing!
Yesterday,
In
the
generalif
appear
that
fish
should
be
drift
of
news
.there
was
occa-'
served
only
once
a
week?
sion
to
print
'
the
name
of
a
on
Friday
only.
There's
a
dam-Canadian
dignitary,
the
Hon.
phol
notion,
to
begin
with.
Kl'i
Leslie
Pearson,
Minister
of
Ex-
it,
and
do
it
now.
...
temal
Affairs.
Everything
about
i
it
was
all
right
except
that
in
j
Until
last
week-end
a
loaf
of
composition,
the
letter
X
waa
j
bread
in
England,
cost,
n(:ie
Into
Maturity
Noth-
re
or
less
than
a
racket."
number
when
returning.
Great
War.
left
out.
For
once,
the
proofreader
was
on
to
his
job.
cents.
But
from
now
on,
according
to
devaluation
reports,
it';
going
to
be
twelve.
A
family,
Ing,-apparently
was
forgotten
or
overlooked
that
could,
In
any
Practically
a
complete
city
It
Pay
to
Aaverilsel
'square
was
wiped
out
by
bomb-
The
C.C.F.
motion
to
amend
slnglr
ing
and
by
fire,
and
has
not
yet
huskv
been
rebuilt.
In
many
other
say,
averages
three.
A
loaf
is
precious
little.
A
the
old
age
pension
act
through
removal
of
the
means
tent,
was
bov
or
girl
can
put
away
more
cities,
including
London
of;
defeated,
as
expected.
The
test
bread
than
Dad.
Three
times
course,
restoration
ha
been
J
has
been
the
target
for
force-
j
three!
A
couple
of
dozen
meais
largely
advanced.
Her
brother,
'
lul
criticism
ever
since
it
was
'
and
snacks
a
week?
Figuri
It
prominent
business
man
of
Not-;
first
heard
of.
A
fellow,
it
seems,
out.
"
ting-ham,
is
at
the
head
of
a
(
)
W
WW"
)(
fi
NABISCO
has
to
be
really
hard-up
before
long-established
tailoring
enter-
being
able
to
qualify.
Some,
say
A
lady
out
our
way
had
com-,
prise.
it
Involves
replacing
a
certain
pany
one
afternoon
last
week
Of
the
many
cities
and
towns
parts
of
one's
trousers.
j
and
the
smart
advance
Lit
of
In
which
visits
were
made,
could
.
;
baking
included
a
cake.
-
be
mentioned
London,
Glasgow,
Lower
wages
and
reduced
cost
i
The
cake
looked
so
good,
it
Edinburgh,
Gainsborough,
Not-of
living,
or
keep
on
as
we
are?
j
merited
not
only
an
exclamation
tingham,
Newcastle,
Whitley,
This
query
was
put
to
a
worker
of
delight,
but
also,
an
leeii.j;.'
Lincoln,
Newark,
Mansfield,
shortly
after
the
devaluation
j
Well,
later
on,
when
the
gnos's
Spalding,
Cleaford,
Skegness
and
stories
started
coming
In
early
were
all
chatting,
sighing.
,
Spilsby
Hexham
and
Nr.
New-this
week,
and
quick
as
a
flash
!
Smiling
and
exchanging
news
castle.
he
said
he
preferred
lower
wag?
'
and
views
and
all,
that
the
I
"I
should
say,"
said
Mrs.
Black,
scale.
But
there
were
plenty
of
hostess
noticed
something.
I
summing
up
impressions
of
Eng-others
who
could
not
share
his
j
,
We
forgot
to
mention-
she
owus
.
land
and
Scotland,
after
her
stay
opinion.
They
all
seem
to
like
a
comfortable-looking
cat,
ap-
j
overseas
since
early
in
the
sum-the
feel
of
a
fat
envelope,
even
pearlng
pleased
with
life
In
mer,
"that
general
busines
and
if
they
have
to
let
go,
ere
long
general,
as
it
came
stalking
1
Industrial
affairs
are
on
tle
I
(
swmow
wheat
;
'
i
J
"TAKING
A
LAWSUIT
to
the
Privy
Council
is
an
I
expensive
process,
as
many
a
Canadian
citizen
of
average
meant
has
discovered.
Parliament
is
now
debating
amending
of
the
constitution,
the
purpose
of
which
is
to
have
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada,
and
not
the
Privy
Council,
the
final
authority.
Constituting
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
as
the
highest
judicial
authority,
the
court
of
last
resort
in
place
of
the
Privy
Council,
will
have
the
effect
of
reducng
one
of
costiy
processes
of
law
without
in
any
way
unbalancing
the
justice
dispensed.
While
Canadian
law,
with
the
exception
of
Quebec
civil
law,
is
based
on
British
tradition,
Canada
nevertheless
is
a
separate
country
and
its
occurrences
and
problems
are
becoming
increasingly
divergent
from
the
course
of
events
in
Britain's
tight
little
Isle.
Therefore,
it
is
reasonable
that
a
Canadian
judiciary,
whose
roots
are
solidly
clinched
in
the
tradition
of
British
justice,
yet
whose
members
are
individually
Canadian,
should
be
capable
of
giving
final
rulings
on
things
Canadian.
As
one
of
the
estates
of
the
realm,
the
judiciary
should
now
be
allowed
the
maturity
which
Parliament
achieved
under
the
Statute
of
Westminster
some
18
years
ago.
If
Canada
is
to
take
the
place
in
the
world
which
events
are
relentlessly
forcing
on
her,
she
should
face
the
world
with
an
internal
independence
as
well.
-
However,
in
revising
the
constitution,
it
is
patently
necessary
that
great
care
should
be
taken
that
careless
thinking
or
selfishness
is
now
allowed
to
have
any
influence.
,
slowly
into
the
room.
j
whole
favorable.
Everyone
who
i
wants
to
work
can
find
it.
It
Tipping
Is
said
to
be
dis-
bee!
i
"I
wonder
what
you've
couraged
when
making
a
lengthy
up
to,"
was
the
unspoken'
would
not
be
at
all
surprising
air
Journey.
Naturally!
There's
thought
of
the
owner.
She
slip-
to
see
the
return
of
the
Labor
government
in
the
next
election,'
whenever
that
may
take
place,
j
Since
the
devaluation
of
the'
pound
Sterling
went
into
effect
V
Rain
or
shine
I'm
on
the
beat
eight
hours
a
day,
J
i
nothing
like
patronizing
a
good
ped
Into
the
kitchen.
The
cat
strong
steady
plane.
j
'
had
also
admired
the
cake,
for
about
three-fourths
of
the
lcelr.g
The
Minister
of
Fisheries
is
had
been
licked
off.,
launching,
an
"eat
more
Xlsh'
'
movement,
for
the
consideration
of
the
Canadian
people.
For
SNOW
COVERS
some
strange
reason,
the
con-!
CTrIADT
DCAfc'C
r
and
I
must
be
alert!
So,
I
eat
nourishing
NABISCO
S
I
Shredded
Vi'hejt
for
brenkfmt.
It'i
made
from
pure
J
i
r
KKH,'?;
whole
wheat.
Contains
viral
food
elements
we
I
neeil.
Enjoy
this
delicious,
golden
cereal
tomorrow.
1
Order
NABISCO
Shredded
VC'heat
i
the
attitude
may
have
changed,
however.
How
about
the
man
on
the
street?
Do
people
appear
to
be
enjoying
life,
with
all
of
their
problems?
she
was
asked.
Mrs.
Blacn
laughed.
"Do
they?
Theatres
are
STEWART
Fresh
snow
ap-
sumption
of
fish,
from
one
end
of
Canada
to
the
other,
has
ai-l
ways
been
on
the
smell
side'
Who
was
the
misguided
individual
that
first
tried
U)
make
peared
on
the
peaks
around
here
just
to
remind
us
that
winter,
is
just
around
the
corner.
I
The
a
t.
.rf
a
m
wood
and
eoal
merchants
,
are
I
busy
supplying
their
customers
with
the
wherewithal
to
keep
warm
this
winter.
packed.
People,
In
a
city
like
London,
are
everywhere.
All
appear
to
be
busy
enough,
and
in
a
good
enough
humor.
'Oklahoma'
has
been
showing
for
almost
two
years
steady.
There
Is
Guess
who
's
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
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no
liquor
question.
If
anyone
I
rom
eany
times,
wnue
mules
wishes
a
drink
and
it
seems
!
were
reservd
for
the
use
of
hpn-j
nearly
everything
is
on
sale
he
'
ored
persons.
.
j
just
walks
in
and
buys.
For
the
(HE
CANADIAN
ARMY
"INSURANCE
FOR
PEACE".
4,..,.
Hospitality.
.
.
All
Over
Town
I
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'!
;
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