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populous
centre
i
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General
Crerar,
who
lexl
the
Canadian
Army
In
Europe,
calls
the
rulers
of
Russia
"Brim,
ruthless
men."
The
General
has
.-een
the
type
before
and,
as
a
rule,
their
s-tyle
In
the
long
run,
does
not
get
them
anywhere.
One
could
mention,
however,
a
few
rather
grim
destinations.
The
new
remedy
for
arthritis
i
Is
called
cortisone
and
the
cost
of
one
day's
dose
ts
$20.
But,
i
of
course,
there
Is
some
slight
comfort
in
hoping
that
a
charge
i
thaf
si.e
will
not
br
permanent
A
lusty
lad,
w'hetner
In
scot-
Co,
...
u
sald
hnvp
..
Hand
or
Canada,
going
about
on
it)rlyln
,n
the
yama
commun
his
well
developed
bare
feet
in
fnough
gar(1(,
proctuct
c,
LaUll
,ne
warmui
oi
a
miusummer
day
need
not
suggest
poverty.
3uch
an
idea
never
enters
.his
head.
Enjoying
health
and
happiness
he
comes
from
a
pluin,
America
and
of
value
as
an
article
of
food.
How
it
has
b-come
what
may
be
a
priceless
discovery
is
known
only
to
teience,
but
it
is
good
to
realize
the
war
against
crippling
disease
does
not
slacken
and
now
and
then
a
victory
is
scored.
f
t
IS
r
.
.
!Vi:4
rii
i
,
i
wholesome
home
and
so
do
the
other
boys
he
plays
with.
Who
wants
to
be
bothered
with
boots
and
stockings
when
cool
sun
breezy
beaches,
dulse
rocks
and
rippling
streams
all
beckon?
There
are
still
many
hundreds
of
seaside
villages
in
Canada
where,
Wnen
the
British
Government
delegates
arrived
in
New
York
Tuesday,
en
route
to
the
three
power
fiscal
conference
in
Washington,
dock
workers
declined
to
touch
their
lugi'asie,
say
in
j
they
were
doing
this
because
of
sentiment.
And
if
it
comes
to
that
there
was
a
bit
of
FIRST
PHOTOS
OF
ENIWETOK
A
TOMB-BOM
B
BLAST
The
piioto,
left,
just
released
in
Washington,
shows
crew
members
aboard
a
navy
veysol
watching
the
detonation
of
a
new
atomic
weapon
at
the
Eniwetok
Atoll
proving
grounds
in
the
Pacific
in
the
spring
of
1948.
Note
that
some
of
the
men
carefully
shield
their
eyes
and
turn
from
the
blast,
while
others,
wearing
protective
glascws.
face
it.
On
May
7.
1948,
the
U.S.
Atomic
Energy
Commission
gave
President
Truman
a
report
on
the
tests
of
three
new
top-secret
atomic
weapons
at
Eniwetok
Atoll.
Notice
that
the
destructive
blasts
in
the
on-the-spot
photos,
right,
appear
similar
to
those
caused
by
the
mighty
atom
bomb
blast
at
Bikini.
The
blasts
shown
here
are
from
bombs
three
or
four
times
as
efficient
as
those
that
were
dropped
on
Japan
during
the
war.
despite
all
of
our
real
and
fancied
troubles,
the
products
of
soil
and
salt
water
and
lots
of
hard
work
do
get
results.
If
cash
is
what's
meant,
no
one
Is
rich,
but
on
the
other
hand,
there
is
no
poverty,
as
most
of
us
visual-1
ize
it.
Families
may
be
poor
in
,
comparison,
but
wealthy.
In!
a
dollar
shortage
for
a
lew
wharf
workers
then
and
there.
Shipbuilding
Here
RUPERT
will
be
interested
to
see
if
the
PRINCE
local
shipbuilding
plant
is
included
in
the
program
of
contracts
for
new
naval
construction
amounting
to
$8,000,000
which
are
about
to
be
let,
a
preliminary
announcement
from
Ottawa
being
that
yards
on
both
coasts
and
on
the
Great
Lakes
will
share
in
the
work.
It
is
recalled
how
the
local
yard
was
turned
to
in
the
emergency
of
war,
first
when
small
warship
construction
was
necessary
in
a
hurry
and
later
when
larger
merchant
craft
were
required.
The
yard
has
been
kept
busy
on
a
fairly
minor
scale
for
some
time
now
on
small
repair
work
principally
for
the
growing
fishing
fleet.
It
would
be
gratifying,
however,
to
see
the
plant
put
to
larger
use
for
which
it
has
pften
in
the
past
proved
itself
so
capable.
ON
THE
ATTACK
IX
HIS
FIRST
WORD
as
head
of
the
Catholic
I
Bureau
of
Information
in
the
United
States,
Father
McCarthy
spoke
in
no
hesitating
tones.
"The
Church
today
is
able
to
stand
before
the
world
and
say:
'This
is
our
position.
This
is
what
we
hold.
"We
don't
want
it
watered
down.'
"
Perhaps
it
is
a
healthy
sign
that
we
have
recognized
that
Christianity
isn't
all
gentleness
and
charity.
That
there
is
iron
in
it,
too;
the
stern
duty
of
resisting
evil.
Too
many
have
confused
the
long-dead
theories
of
communism
with
the
practical,
vicious
and
aggressive
doctrines
of
Marx
and
Stalin.
They
have
thought,
by
turning
the
other
cheek,
to
make
it
gentle
again.
It
is
well
that
men
are
awaking,
in
time,
and
coming
out
fighting.
In
Europe,
the
Catholic
Church
has
ceased
to
temporize.
Excommunication,
the
last
great
threat
of
the
Church,
awaits
the
avowed
communist.
No
MEN'S
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Miss
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Eight
more
millions
will
be
spent
building
ships
in
Canadian
yards
some
of
the
latter
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
Since
the
war,
major
construction
here
has
not
been
comparable
with
what
it
was
earlier
and
while
DRESS
PASTS-,
(home
fro
NOW
(i
men's
work
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To
Sandspit
Miss
J.
Bowker,
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m
ploy
men
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remained
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made,
rn.i
fitii
an
important
contract
would
N0r
F.
Gllliart.
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MEN'S
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all-wool,
ttf.
X
NOW
when
the
peed
-arises,
is
unnecessary
to
tell
about
again.
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JACKET!-!
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Gordon,
L.
D.
Clark,
A.
C.
Hay,
C.
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J.
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R.
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plaids,
full-lcnr.-
pockets,
lined.
It.
NOW
No
longer
need
there
be
the
slightest
doubt,
question
or
suspicion,
that
a
pause
is
possible
JAP
CLAUIS
WHISKEY-AGING
PROCESS-Purely
scientific
il
this
round
table
conference
which
revolws
around
the
taste
ot
whiskey.
After
the
conference
had
revolved
and
revolved
and
revolved,
the
committee
members
announced
another
milestone
of
science
had
been
passed
inasmuch
as
whiskey
could
be
artificially
a?ed
to
15-year
vintage
giggle
water
in
12
minutes.
Here,
H.
Hoshi.
president
of
a
Tokyo
pharmaceutical
company,
centre;
Dr.
Yagi
of
the
Japanese
Science
council,
left;
and
K.
Narasaki
show
by
ther
expressions
the
Narasaki's
new
aging
method
has
at
least
three
supporters
in
Tokyo.
MEN'S
JACRETVJ
Ghee,
F.
Spurn.
From
Port
Hardy
N.
McClary.
wool,
fuD
Irnrtk
silk
linrd,
bot
E:
in
the
onward
march
of
Terrace.
It
is
painful,
of
course,
to
print
unhappy
facts,
yet
news
in
news.
Terrace
is
having
more
and
more
car
mishaps
which,
by
the
Rrf.
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from
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Lethbridge,
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Is
i
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do
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with
periodic
re-the
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kind
in
Canada.
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Public
Stenographer
longer
can
communists
serve
both
Christ
ana
Caesar.
How
potent
is
this
weapon?
How
deep
is
the
continuing
loyalty?
In
Czechoslovakia,
with
Cardinal
Mindszenty's
grim
fate
all
too
well
remembered,
with
Archbishop
Renins
a
virtual
prisoner
of
the
State,
Catholic
prelates
and
people
alike
faced
the
open
threat
of
government
prohibition
and
gathered
in
Tmava,
twelve
thousand
strong,
for
the
consecration
of
new
bishops.
In
Yugo-slovakia,
Marshal
Tito's
sparring
with
the
Kremlin
entered
a
new
phase
with
Tito
tempting
his
neighbors
also
to
defy
the
cominf
orm
and
with
Moscow,
for
the
first
time,
describing
him
as
an
enemy.
In
Germany
communist
forces
met
a
crushing
feat
at
the
polls.
In
Canada,
too,
the
attack
is
on.
Quebec
and
Ontario
police
discover
and
disperse
a
communist
summer
school.
John
Hladun
of
Toronto,
one-time
communist
organizer
and
presently
publisher
of
the
anti-communist
"Worker,"
told
a
United
States
deportation
committee
that
the
communist
party
of
Canada,
to'
which
the
man
under
investigation
belonged,
aimed
to
"organize
a
revolt
against
the
government
of
Canada
by
force
of
arms."
But
democracy
was
fighting.
The
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
is
joining
with
other
labor
units
in
a
united
force
of
just
short
of
a
million
against
communism.
Speaking
to
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Public
Af-fairs,
Hon.
Lester
Pearson,
Canada's
Minister
of
External
Affairs,
called
for
an
alert
and
intelligent
public
to
deny
power
and
influence
to
those
who
misuse
freedom.,
and
stated
that
the
criminal
code
might
be
amended
to
deal
with
enemies
of
the
State.
There,
then,
is
the
"irrepressible
conflict"
between
Christian
democracy
and
atheistic
communism.
We
don't
want
it
watered
down
by
wooly-minded
individuals
who
believe
that
useful
results
will
follow
a
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of
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