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Rupert
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News
New
Schools
Here
,
Friday,
August
4,
1950
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to
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and
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except
Sunday
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holiday
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read
nothing
but
detec-,
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Week.
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Month,
73c;
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secretary
j
of
the
Board
of
School
I
Trustees,
has
beer
in-
formed
of
the
sighini?
iu
Vancouver
by
Dr.
j
R.
G.
Large,
board
'
chairman,
and
W.
J.
!
Scott,
trustee,
of
the
j
contracts
for
th
building
of
prinw
i
Rupert's
new
ichooU.
Coiitravturs
are
B
C.
Bridge
Se
Dredging
I
Co.
whose
local
repr-
I
tive
stories.
Usually
I
Future
of
Peace
never
read
the
news
papers,
never
listen
to
the
T
is
thirty-six
years
today
since
the
outbreak
of
on
my;
radio,
until
I
get
back
regular
work
routine.
the
First
Great
War.
Since
then,'
two
Great
Wars
Men's
Raincoats
assortment
to
cV
Men's
T-SHIEts
.
Colors.
Reg,
'
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Bys'
SHEATEBSti
Boys'
JEAN'S,
Es,r
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trim,
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AND
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BOOTH
MEMORIAL
sentatives
are
Nurth-
j
wt
Cuuit
uvlkitt
Cu,
;
The
bid
for
Booth
1
School
was
$425,320
and
for
King
Edward
1
$21((.U47.
The
sit
ol
)
the
former
to
at
Hays
.
But
'
this
mid-summer,
1950.
seems
different.
The
real
war
in
Korea
with
the
visible
,
threat
of
much
bigger
war
a
few
months
away
makes
it
impossible
to
settle
down
to
the
usual
fare
of
Whodonits.
Between
newspapers,
I
have
been
reading
Churchill's
Secret
Speeches
of
the
war,
and
a
diary
by
Storm
Jameson
covering
that
awful
year
1940,
when
Britain
stood
almost
alone
against
the
whole'
might
of
Hitler's
fascism.
1
and
two
periods
of
peace,
so
called,
have
taken
place.
Today,
in
Korea,
a
minor
war
is
"raging
and
diplomacy
endeavors
to
avert
it
spreading
into
another
major
struggle.
In
addition
to
this
it
is
planned
to
devote
enormous
sums
for
defence.
Dispatches
say
Great
Britain
contemplates
an
outlay
of
ten
and
a
halffbillion.
The
United
Nations
want
peace
and,
if
fighting
for
it
is
becoming
an
absolute
necessity,
then
the
United
Nations
are
committed
to
that
course.
So
far,
as
one
can
see
now,
future
peace
will
hinge
on
power
to
maintain
and
enforce
it.
BUILDING
BOOM
'
Cov
Circle
and
of
the
latter
on
Seventh
Avenue
Tunat.
Engin
am
Then
in
came
a
city
paper,
with
eer
of
the
B.C.
Bridge
'
Si
Dredging
.
Co.
arrived
on
today's
Diane
1
1
5to?
l'
a
reprint
editorial
from
The
Arizona
Star:
"One
of
the
benefits
of
the
Korean
Incident
Is
that
it
is
presenting
to
the
American
to
start
preliminaries
j
of
construction.
;
,
public
some
of
the
stern
reali-
l,es
au"u"
lue
Ul
"L
i
R.
W.
COLL!
IT
IT
is
fa
generally
eenera
Iv
J
ronptHlfv?
conceded
that
that
the
thA
Pvrpnf
extent
-
.
nt
of
u
ir
its
build-
kj
,
auon
it
can
get
irom
uie
icst
!
com-
cf
tne
world
and
particularly
activity
activity
mav
may
be
be
taken
taken
as
as
a
a
measure
measure
of
of
a
a
com
from
a
strong,
wealthy
neighbor
Authori7d
Dr.-
EI.WT8itll!
like
Canada.
.
.
.
Think
of
it.
Canada
a
great
wealthy
country
of
12,000,000
rugged
enterprising,
has
only
3,000
men
(the
(
threo
hntt-alllnnst
nvnlahlp
for
Contact
the
abott;
Services
and
8w;
o-8ee
the
new
thre:
munity's
prosperity.
If
that
is
the
case,
it
should
be
a
pod
fall
and
winter
coming
up
for
Prince
Rupert.
Nearly
a
million
dollars
worth
of
major
building
is
now
going
on
in
the
city
or
is
about
to
start
including
the
new
theatre
and
liquor
store
projects
to
which
the
two
fine
new
school
construction
pro-
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her
defence.
.
.
.
However,
Can-
(
KING
EDWARD
ELECTROUI
i
ada
is
not
so
much
to
blame
as
Britain
and
Washington.
Both
I'tiavo
trpatprl
hpr
lilep
a
snoiled
jects
are
about
to
be
added,
now
that
contracts
have
8nd
pampered
child,
it
is
surely
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAIL?
NEWS
PAY8!
up
to
the
wasnmgton
aamin
POLISlin
Applies
the
u.
'
polishei
o
PHONE
:
Phone
today
fur
a
It
beeij
let
and
signed
up.
'
.
.
,
.
,
Meanwhile
"
over
at
Watson
Island
finishing
touches
will
be
put
on
the
great
pulp
mill
project
istration
'.
.
.
to
call
on
Canada
to
contribute
help,
the
kind
where
blood
is
shed.
They
have
a
right
and
duty
to
call
on
Can
stratlon
of
the
lfe
ada
to
pull
her
fair
share
of
the
which
i
to
be:
in
operation
early
next
year.
of
the
ELECTEC;:
PURIFIER
and
El"
load."
'
FLOOR
POUtf
'
TO
ANSWER
THAT
UNTRUE
and
insulting
blast
from
the;
Arizona
Star
Canadians
might
'
well
take
a
glance
ahead
toward
problem
continues
to
be
that
of
providing
hovtsing
complementary
to
the
industrial
and
business
building.
This
in
itself
would
involve
a
building
volume
jd
major
proportions.,
Somehow
or
other,
thjs
js
bound
to
come
soon.
J
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mis
Q.
L.
'
Williams
and
family,
S.T.Uhers;
Jack
Bell,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.
P.
Neff,
Washington,
D.
C;
,
d
F.j
Tempest,
Calgary;
W.
C.
Lyons,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.:
Meyers,
Edmoaton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
H.
Adsen,
Seattle
Mrs:
W.
T..
Burns
and
children,
Smithers;
Mr
and
Mrs.
E.
Donald
and
daughter,
Portland;
O.
D.
Wea-therhead,
Seattle.
J.
Boyes,
Clo-verdale,
B.
C;
M.
T.
Hughes,'
Victoria;
James
Whitehead,-
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
ner
and
fami.:y,
North
Vancou-,
ver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Hunter.'
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FOR
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BUILD!
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3RD
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PRINCE
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t
OFFICE
StPPLIEH
FOR
''REPAIIi
Coll
34'
1900
as
well
as
one
back
to
1940.
Just
ten
years
ago
Britain
stood
alone
in
Europe.
Her
own
forces
had
escaped
from
Dun-kerque
almost
literally
naked.
There
was
only
one
fully
armed,
fully
trained
division
in
Britain
which
was
our
own
First
Canadian.
British
troops
"
were
being
hastily
re-armed
with
rifles
rushed
over
from
Canada
and
secretly
borrowed
from
the
arsenal
of
the
United
States.
The
Presidential
election
was
In
full
blast
in
the
U.S.A.
Wendell
Willkie
was
warning
the
people
that
if
Roosevelt
was
reelected
their
sons
would
die
on
foreign
battlefields.
But
Roosevelt
was
emphatic
that
this
was
a
dastardly
He.
Even
with
Britain
standing
alone
even
with
the
fate
of
all
western
civilization
hanging
literany
by
a
hair
there
was
no
voice
in
U.S.A.
raised
for
standing
by
Britain
and
the
cause
of
democracy.
Writers,
like
Storm
Jameson
in
Britain,
were
burning
their
private
papers.
For
the
Nazi
airborne
invasion
was
expected
any
day
and
everybody
knew
what
would
be
the
fate
of
noted
anti-Fascists
like
that
novelist.
Westminster.
,
H.
D.
Foster,
Doris
Fowler
George
Boileau,
Carl
Agar,
Victor
;
Thorson,
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
A.
G
,
Braddell
and
family,
Dr.
P;
S.
1
Tennant
and
Vernon
Barr,
Van-
i
couver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Fair-
j
bairn
and
family,
Falls
River;
'.
C.
W.
Bond,
Prince
George;
Miss
'
N.
Robinson
and
Mrs.
E.
Carver
i
Fergus,
Ont.;
W.
Keogh,
G.
S
Andrews
and
A.
W.
Bentley,
Victoria;
T.
W.
Hollinger,
Prince1
SNIFlfcAfsTCE
OF
"KOREA
-
.
"ft
HE
Korean
situation
demonstrates
how.
well
the
It
aggressors
are
prepared
Korea,
an
adjunct
of
Jpan,
wras
"liberated"
from
that
domination
less
thifm
five
years
ago
says
Windsor
Star.
In
the
interval
Russia
was
able
to
build
up
first-class
fighting
forces,
including.men
who
could
handle
aircraft,
tanks
and
other
modern
arms.
Deep
down,
there
is
an
even
more
-significant
a$ect
to
Korea.
In
less
than
five
years
of
occupation,
Russia
was
able
to
indoctrinate
thoroughly
the
people
of
North
Korea
with
Communist
fanaticism.
The
United
States
had
an
equal
time
and
similar
opportunities
to
win
the
people
of
South
Korea
to
dtgnocracy.
There
is
no
evidence
she
succeeded
in
h$r
task
in
any
way
comparable
to
what
Russia
accomplished.
.
It
may
be
the
Um'ted
States
relied
upon
the
wfrmg
people
in
South
Korea,
just
as
she
did
h;
1.
VAPOR
SEAl
lock
in
food
flavor,
vitamins
and
'
minralt
1.
STAINLESS
STEEl
lastingly
baautiKil
and
ootlor
la
cltan
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AV
COCPEH
10TTOM
diitribgtM
htot
Manly,
cuM
fual
bills
MIKE
&
w
LIMIIO
Gc?rge;
David
Henley,
Kodiak
Alaska;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Smith
and
family,
Ketchikan.
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k
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THE
M
A'N
OF
THE
HOUSE!
Gladstone
Bags
Twin
Sets
China
upon
an
upper-crust
of
society
in
which
the
j
-
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Til
!
1
!
STE.VMSBIfj
PRINCE
0i
VancoiK
AND
ISTERMEnW
EACH
THUS;
MODERATELY
PRICED
musses
oi
tne
people
naa
no
coniuience.
j
It
isn't
that
Communism
is
more
acceptable
than
democracy
to
Asians,
or
other
people.
The
fault
lies
rather
in
our
methods
of
promoting
democracy.
You
Can't
Afford
to
Miss
THE
BARGAINS
.
AT
OUR
GREAT
CLEARANCE
SALE
fjiqt,
surely,
is
cause
for
concern.
t
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KETCHIf
i
WEDNESDAT
M
FOR
THE
LITTLE
LADY!
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choice
from
our
complete
assortment
'
of
Finest
Leathers
and
Fabrics.
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Completely
outfitted
matched
units
in
all
sizes.
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"
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Tall
THERE
WOULD
3E
NOTH-ing
easier
nor
more
natural
than
for
Canadians
to
remind
The
Arizona
Star
and
others
that
we
did
not
need
to
be
shot
into
either
the
first
or
second
world
wars.
Our
casualties
in
fihe
first
war
were
equal
to
those
of
our
mighty
neighbor,
with
eleven
times
our
population.
So
in'
the
second
war.
We
were
in
there
from
the
first
day.
We
will
be
in
a
third
world
war
if
it
comes
from,
the
first
day
also.
And
the
people
of
Canada
will
be
just
as
ready
to
do
their
uit
and
pull
their
fair
share
of
the
load
as
the
editors
of
the
Arizona
Star.
But
we
will
make
up
our
own,
minds
In
our
own
time
as
to
when,
where,
and
how
we
will
CITY
OR
DEFtf
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with
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and
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send
our
sons
to
fight
and
diev
ft
-,
tf
it
tney
nave
to
fight
and
die.
We
are
not
taking,
orders
from
Washington
and
when,
we
consider
that
on
the
same
day
rmniNES
,
O
Cur
ity
Diapers
dm
n,,
M
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rtw
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(
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Baby
Oil
"O
Powder
O
Rattles
I
on
which
Washington
announced
its
right
and
proper
inter-
vention
against
the
Korean
aggression
it
simultaneously
announced
its
wrong
and
impropej
1
intervention
to
protect
Chiang
Kaishek
in
Formosa
most
Cana-
1
dians
are
more
dubious
than
ever
of
Washing
ton's
poli
tical
wisdom.
,
CANADIANS'
ARE
WILLING
to
help
defend
an
intelligently
planed
world
line.
Most
Cana-
dlans
agree
with
Anthony
Eden
j
that
that
world
line
should
be
planned
NOW.
Other
nations
remember
their
'
Pearl
Harbors.
We
remember
Hong
Kong.
If
our
sons
have
to
fight
again
wt
insist
that
they
do
so
at
the
points
of
vital
decision
and
not
in
blind
alley.
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