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eeeoud
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
One
brief
and
largely
unnoticed
interlude
in
last
week's
House
of
Commons
was
packed
with
almost
n
whole
world
ot
significance.
It.
threw
into
sudden
and
sharp
relief
the
sort
of
world
in
Cvhi'-h
we
are
living
totlay
and
the
things
we
have
come
to
accept
philosophically
as
just
standard
p
r
a
c
t
i
c
p
although
they
would
have
shocked
unci
U:.rtlPd
us
not
too
many
years
Winning
Essay
a
cure
f
ir
polio
and
Unit
th.
':.
:i--e
.,..ay
not
necessarily
rJ(.
cimtajiious.
Pr.
Theodor
G
H.
Drake,
whe
helped
develop
fuod
wrappn..s
designed
to
cut
down
the.
tniit
fly
spread
of
the
dUea.se,
said
of
the
claim
made
by
E.
R.
Dunn
of
Oklamoina
City:
"That
U
a
very
dangerous
statement
for
him
to
make
and
Is
positively
incorrect."
Dr.
Drake,
who
has
done
considerable
rescax-h
In
the
con-lupiuiM
asoects
of
nnlin
UaiH
I
iThis
Is
part
of
the
essay
by
Miss
Rolande
Turcotto.
grade
12
student
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
which
won
the
contest
recently
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
Grantors'
Association.
Knlitled
"Credit
and
what
it
means
to
me,"
it
is
carried
here
because
of
the
interest,
it
holds
an
a
student's
expression
on
a
matter
that
affects
all.)
1
-
1
KSi'ONSIHII.ITY
is
of
major
importance
in
R",
that
research
has
proved
beyond
M
dt.ubt
that
polio
Ls
contagious,
i
everybody's
life,
ami
tbere
is
no
bettor
way
to
Dr.
Dunn,
doctor
ot
chlrpractic
i
from
the
Dunn
polio
clinic
in
t
flll'ilw.m..
f'lltf
li.M
lha
vr.l..
THIS
MAP
SHOWS
the
pruelling
British
Empire
Games
marathon
course
which
winds
2&
tulles
and
3H5
yards
throutfh
Vancouver.
The
marathon
U
warded
for
August
7,
hist
day
of
the
bit;
Commonwealth
sports
event.
Runners
will
start
and
finish
In
the
new
Uarnes
.stadium.
Kie.hty
per
cent
of
the
first
18
miles
are
uphill.
Part
oJ
the
route,
along
Main
and
Terminal
streets,
is
In
the
Vancouver
business
district.
itT
Photo)
Canadian
"chiropractic.
Conven-
jr
lio:i
i.
-ill'-
-mild
lie
tured
by
fx
I
;
nvrop.a.
ir!'aivni
uviivinj
j
It
occurred
when
the
Prime
I
Minister,
in
the
roui'.se
of
the
j
debate
on
.security
precautions,
:
remarked
that
"quite
a
number"
of
men
had
had
to
be
dismi-sed
from
Canada's
port-Wor'd
War
111
army
because
they
were
not
:
considered
eoocl
security
'lii.k";.
;
These
were
Rt.
Hon.
Mr.
Kt,
;
l.aui
tit's
words:
i
"It
is
unfortunate
we
have
to
I
assume
that
there
are
etforls
!
myrte
by
foreign
powers
to
obtain
;
through
espionage
or
Intelligence
:
services
"information
we
think
I
they
should
not
have.
And
so
we
;
have
to
be
on
our
guard."
'
Tiie
Prime
Minister
spoke
In
1
the
normal
tone
of
voice
which
he
employs
for
any
statement
that
is
just
routine.
And
the
1'iiuse
received
his
remarks
as
in-.
I
routine
.statement.
There
;
was
no
reaction
or
unusual
in-!
teres
t,
and
no
recognition
of
a
;
nn.Hljly
sensational
state
of
af-:
t
a
irs
The
whole
incident
was
In
Cardiff
Mooted
-
v
-1
....
M
;
liu
S.1.M-.
'
'-
!
Dr.
Andrew
Phoden
who
has
I
done
liaison
work
between
Can-
ada
and
the
Uniied
Stales
In
the
j
light
aKUlast
polio
ald:
I
"It
is
not
conceivable
that
true
'
)olio
could
be
cured
by
any
type
of
hlropractic
Manipulation."
!
Said
Dr.
Ni
llcs
Silverthorn
of
As
I
See
It
BY
As
'58
BEG
Site
VANCOUVER
(CPl-'-A
Vancouver
newspaper
In
a
spoils
page
i
story
yesterday
says
the
1!I5H
.British
Oamry
'.'.'ill
be
held
at
I
Cardiff,
Wales.
The
newspaper
say:,
there
will
l
be
no
official
annotii
cement
on
Missing
Link
we're
the
cook-
striking
contrast
to
the
storm
of
DRKW
MIDDLETON
is
writing
fe
a
series
of
reports
1
excitement
which
a
few
years
.
ago
greeted
the
exposure
of
the
;
ior
the
New
York
Times
on
British-American
sov
ring
centred
in
the
Soviet
t
fi..
-n
n...n
a
the
venue
of
the
PJ:3
..nies
for
several
months
but
that
it
has
learned
from
a
city
track
official
that
Cardiff
already
has
been
selected
as
the
games
site.
The
official
was
not
identified.
The
games,
staged
every
four
yeais.
Will
be
heal
In
aiicou-Vt
r
this
summer.
YOU'RE
THE
HERO
v.,,!-,,-,;
Tf
.h,H
Jt-uuiunn.
ijiKe
nianv
otner
iortn
American
news-i
far
parliament
had
travelled
in
j
papermen
revisiting
Britain
after
an
absence
of
some
i
the
interval
in
accepting
threats
;
....
i
,i
,
u
t
i
....
,
,
T.
s
he
18
the
attitude
of
Bn-
Pllled
I
to
security
as
just
part
of
the
Je:il
by
changed
;
normal
pattern
of
life,
and
initaill
toward
the
U.S.A
!
afepHnB
e;s:pionag.e
nc"vil!es;
as
!
ll
all
boils
down
to
this:
issiiine
aixl
carry
out
this
responsibility
to
its
lull-fii
than
by
'using
the
power
offered
to
every
res-ionsihle
person
today
credit.
This
credit
is
with
us
every
day.
It
is
a
way
and
means
of
living
lor
many
people.
...
If
the
individual
takes
credit
in
its
highest
standing,
and
carries
out
the
responsibilities
which
credit
holds,
be
will
benefit
from
it,
not
only
on
the
standpoint
of
convenience,
but
also
as
a
luxury.
If
otherwise,
credit
will
just
be
abused
and
will
not
be
a
help
to
people
as
it
was
intended.
The
term
"Magic
Buying
Power"
may
rightly
justify
credit.
Through
this
magic
power
or
force,
all
the
good
things
of
life
are
put
in
the
reach
of
responsible
people.
These
people
may
buy
now
and
pay
their
account
when
it
is
more
convenient
for
them
to
do
so.
It
is
these
responsible
people
who
I)onefit
from
the
good
things
of
life
day
by
day.
Sometimes
even
necessities
of
life
for
some
people
are
hard
to
acquire,
and
this
is
where
credit
comes
into
their
lives.
There
need
not
be
w
orries
or
fears
of
not
being
able
to
finance
or
carry
on
as
before.
If
the
responsible
person
has
any
trouble
just
getting
along,
he
need
not
have
any
of
these
fears
or
worries
if
he
recognizes
and
uses
credit
as
it
was
meant
to
be
used.
Credit
to
me
personally
is
an
asset.
I
think
that
J
have
been
fortunate
to
have
been
able
to
learn
and
know
about
credit,
as
it
is
a
source
of
many
things
which
I
may
not
have
been
able
to,
get
otherwise.
Even
though
sometimes
a
person
does
not
need
to
use
credit,
it
is
a
wise
gesture
to
do
so
as
it
establishes
a
firm
foundation
of
good
credit
standing
provided
it
has
been
used
properly.
H
I
think
that
it
is
a
privilege
to
have
some
creditor
trust
me
enough
to
let
me
buy
what
I
want
now-arid
pay
for
it
when
it
is
convenient
for
me
to
do
so.
It
is
a
personal
satisfaction
and
gratification
to
know
that
I
can
use
credit
any
time
I
wish
because
1
have
established
a
good
credit
standing
which
can
be
recognized
by
creditors
anywhere
'
go.
very
high
percentage
of
the
Bri-
ft'
I
&
WHEN
YOU
SERVE
fame
his
memory,
the
fact
rt-i
MSMI.nalhimis
mains
there
for
all
to
see
thatj
The
monsoon
Wows
a:
regular
j
in
the
days
"of
Roosevelt
the
j
seasons
over
the
Indian
oce
in
I
whole
free
world
gladly
accept-
I
from
Australia
to
India.
"
ed
the
moral
leadership
of
the
1
11
;tish
people
of
all
classes
believe
merely
for
granted,
without
I
getting
too
shocked
or
indignant
thnt
Russia
and
the
U.S.A.
are
tihnul
them.
i
jointly
to
blame
for
the
present
The
MPs
generally
took
it
forisale
fi
."t-u
u,i
nus,a
was,most
Brltons
says
Midtelon)
U.S.A.
on
the
level
of
interna-1
tional
political
action.
j
He
was
able
to
speak
right
to,
l
he
hearts
of
ordinary
people
everywhere
because
tho.se
same:
,nre
inclined
to
place
almost
as-;murh
blame
for
this
condition
l
t
i.
.ui.iii
Jiuwci
ItilU
been
trying
to
infiltrate
its
espionage
agents
into
the
Cana
New
Spillproof
Tumbler
for
your
baby
.
A
on
the
U.S.A.
a.-:
on
Russia
The
vc-teran
'reporter
blames
I
ordinary
people
everywhere
were
this
Mil
is
h
altitude
on
the
propaganda
of
the
left
wing
press
in
Britain.
This
latter
opinion
convinced
that
hi
spoke
FOR
them
;
But
wh
it
Is
most
needed
Is
not
another
Roosevelt
but
some
seems
to
me
to
be
miles
off
the
i
VAWB
l
common
meeting
place
where
I
the
people
of
western
nations,
j
dian
armed
forces.
But
about
i
the
only
effect
this
knowledge
had
upon
them
was
to
make
j
them"
somewhat
more
critical
of
j
the
sale
of
Canadian
canned
pork
(it
a
reporte:!
price
of
19
cents
I
per
pound
behind
the
Iron
Cur-;tnin.
Some
8,000.000
pounds
of
this
canned
pork
went
to
Soviet
dining
tables.
It
cost
the
Cana-
dlan
taxpayer
60
cents
per
pound
in
the
cans.
;
Many
MP's
-were
of
the
opin-
pudding
Fasiest
pudding
you
ever
mailt-!
Jum
mix
with
milk!
NO
COOKING
.
.
.
NO
POT
TO
WASH!
Most
dcliciuui
you
ever
usted!
Ilomogeniztd
for
'.reamier
texture,
richer
flavor!
Serve
ROYAL
INSTANT
Puddings
lonifjlit
ihocoliiie,
buitcrtcuich,
or
vanilla."0"
:2&
L
beam.
'
WHAT
makes
Bevanism
so
pow
erful
a
force
in
Britain
ion
this
matter
of
British-American
relations!
is
that
Nye
Bevun
la
tniy
shouting
from
th-
house
lop:;
the
same
thin?.
that
Tory
especially,
can
talk
out
their
,
common
problems,
common
j
alms,
and
above
all,
hopes
for;
world
peace.
The
Manchester
Guardian
re-'
cently
sent
th
brilliant
Patrick
ion
that
this
subsidy
of
19
cents
h
7
.C'
..",..
.
L
i
colonel
MPs
are
savlni
orivtiielv
!
"""'i'
w,lr?
10
je-uiscovcr
lIc
Send
2i
and
lahfs
from
ny
Heine
bahv
Fooil
or
11
'Jieiru
Cereal
box
iop,
pink
or
Hlue.
VI
riie
H.
J.
H
virtu
im-
of
(.anada
Ltd.,
Dept.
1
Etny
eamington,
Unt.
i
i
i
.....
,
as
thev
sin
tht.
i-
uliKi-io
omi
lnl"nlc"
OI
noo.-(
veil
(
ii.tu
i.nren
.rvir
i.r
ni
irarp
nut
"
"
soda
in
the
clubs
of
London,
or!,,
"l
,wno
,s,one
01
ol:r
own
even
the
House
nf
f:n,,1-r,n
I
Vancouver
proaucisi
loin
me
on
armed
forces
with
their
espionage
agents
was
carrying
the
principle
of
trade,
or
of
human-
In
other
words,
Nye
Hevan
It
ity,
or
of
whatever
motive
was
;
involved,
just
a
little
too
far.
his
way
back
to
Britain
via
Ottawa
that
if
all
the
people
of!
the
outside,
world
could
g't
to!
neel
the
ordinary
people
of
tlv;
!
U.S.A.
ON
THEIR
OWN
HOME;,
rERKtTOKY
the
fears
ifnd
Mi.i-j
plclons
that
people
now
have
of
ihe
U.S.
hovi
i
nmenl
would
dl.s-.
apix-ar
as
if
by
magic.
Wholesome
goodness
in
each
frosfg
bottle
not
creating
the
ground-swell
in
Pritisli
public
opinion;
h
is
rid-in"
up
on
it.
It
is
the
very
fact
i
hat
there
Is
such
a
ground
swell
that
makes
Uevonism
a
reul
I
lire::!..
The
vast
majority
of
British
people
believe
either
that
1
he
US
A.
i
i
leading
th"
western
Rival
Unions
Meet;
Plan
Joinf
Group
.
PORTLAND
i.li
Renresenta-tlvc';
of
API,
and
CIO
sawmill
The
great
missing
link
is
some
!
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
wetll
in
a
clumsy
and
crude
"
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I
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V;-'
V
VV
.
V
it..
,2
Kay
fashion;
or
that
there
are
forces
I
"
y
l"
l
emer.
Just
like
generations
of
Canadians
before
them.yo
folks
love
Coke!
Youth
Leader
When
churning
legs
and
high
spirits
stow
downfe
pajisc,
watch
the
boys
and
girls
reach,for
a
frosty
bent
j
j
-1
word
worker;,
bitter
enemies
I
,
T
i
-'oniroi
oi
u..
policy
for
years,
met
In
amity
Tuesday
'T
,''Uberal,y
h"nS
I
10
.set
up
a
joint
organization
lh.e
"rM
toward
war.
I
timed
at
siren
Hlicnins.
,er
ln
lhe
tonwr
c,afw
ttr
What
j
hard
in
pay
Increase
demands
1
11".'.
e."ui
Ca"
lhR
'"'I'Pointed
!
Poll,
unions
ne-otiatim,'
sen-1
Bl,ll'sl'
f,''pnrts
of
tl,e
J"
'
aralely.
seek
12'.-cenl
hourly
i
'
l.iitt:r
class
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way
of
life
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K,
n-
sec
the
smiles
ofanticipation-tlie
pteasuie
a
)
Dwellings
recently
erected
at
length
is
310
feet,
and
there's
itimat
aroused
a
lot
of
interest,
800
horsepower
diesel
in
addi-vnd
to
be
honest
In
spinning
this
tion
to
her
billowing
canvas,
am
it
ran
hardly
be
said
that!
The
existing
pension
of
$40
to
vhat
one
hearduVor
read,
was
those
of
seventy
Is,
in
many
lardly
complimentary.
But
this
cases,
not
nearly
enough.
And
s
no
staggering
surprise
In
a
job
'
It
can
be
further
prejudiced.
(T
il
its
sparkling
delights.
Coke
is
pure
as
sunlight.
The
water
that
s
i
MONTREAL
James
Ro-n
;
Archer,
retired
corporal
of
the
i
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
hes
been
appointed
to
the
staff!
of
the
boy
s
farm
und
training
j
sohool
at
Shawbrldge.
Archer
be-
carne
interested
in
the
problem
'
of
youth
while
working
on
the
H!MP
niircntin
aniinri
'
1
Coca-Cola
is
treated
and
nude
neutral
to
laste
topw
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i
to
do
more
...
than
,
i
ei.il
renew
!
ike
this.
Hamilton
Spectator.
the
delicate
flavor
of
lhe
dtink.
The
ingredients
are
i:
HR
fn
al
Auif-r,
finest
obtainable
in
the
markets
of
the
world.
And
in.i
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says
atomic
i.n
tiai'.edy
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appeal,;
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ent
years
w-si
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submer.
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capital
'
plant,
linetfof
st&kilrss
steel
carry
sparklif.-tla.toj
nice
ftf
the
nunv.li
i-ni.H
.;'.'.
"r-"
lve
times
In
four
months.
Of
.'nurse
they
have
TV
over
there!
i
xi-i
in;;
contracts.
The
;IO
.International
Wood-'Wjff;&r-,in(i.tiiViB
1wmlt.au.fliW
i'cd
a
.strike.
'I
he
AI-'L
Lumber
hikI
Sawmill
VoiKer.s
Union
di.l
the
same
tiling
in
a
vo'.e
a.i
nMtnced
last
week.
Not
;.i:)t-e
1937.
when
the
CIO
ism.
Very
small
doubt
of
it,
And
no
Question
of
seing
communism
for
the
last
lime.
to
be
lilted
and
crowned
under
tlie
eyes
I
personnel.
The
flavor
of
Coca-Cola
is
world
fanwuM
COOKING
ba.
is
for
international
co-op-
TalJon,
The
peolpe
of
Britain
trusted
Hcosevelt's
world
alms.
So
did
the
people
of
al
the
world,
In-
the'cjualiiy
continuous
for
68
years.
iplit
awav-
from
the
Af'I,
car
Talking
to
oneself
should
not
be
regarded
as
a
sign
of
insanity.
According
to
a
psychiatrist,
it
is
merely
an
indication
of
an
intelligent
audience.
pemt-i
s,
tut;
parent
union,
have
eluding
Russia,
for
that
matter,
the
two
groups
met
in
harmony
I
No
matter
how
the
lesser
men
until
,JW-
I
f
later
times
have
tried
to
de-
,
An
old
jull-bird
is
too
often
Tierely
a
mature
specimen
of
a
ung
night-hawk.
'
Money
doesn't
talk
these
un-jertaln
and
hazardous
days
it
merely
goes
without
saying
a
word.
An
exchange
remarks
that
women
can
keep
a
secret,
as
well
mm
See
the
new...
Canada's
best
selling
as
men,
though
sometimes
lti
takes
more
of
them
to
do
it.
!
cfuaijw
vinegars
--CfJ'i'.ii
,
There
are
still
a
few
square
rigged
falling
ships.
A
big
wind-jammer
from
Japan
called
lit
Prince
Rupert
not
long
before
the
last
war,
and
the
occasion
Was
made
the
most
of.
And
now
comes
word
or
the
arrival
in
Boston
of
the
four-masted
Spanish
Navy
craft
Juan
Sebastian
f.'lcane,
named
after
one
of
Magellan'
captains.
She
Is
being
used
to
train
midshipmen.
Her
mill
ILICTIIC
iiaii
RANGE
A.
'
.
.
.
-
DINING
PLEASURE
Make
salads
siii
!
When
you've
spent
time
choosing
the
best
ingredients
and
paid
good
money
lor
them,
it
surely
would
be
unwise'
to
risk
ruining
the
final
result
by
,
using
just
any
vinegar,
llcin
lamous
Vinegars
do'
more
for
salads
because
they're
uniform
in
strength,
"
sparkling
clear
and
so
full-flavoured
that
a
little
goes
a
long
way.
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OVEN
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and
Electric
313-3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone,
644
EACH
STEP
in
the
bottling
of
Coca-Cola
is
rigidly
controlled
to
safeguard
the
purity
and
quality
you
trust.
in
I
M
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Authorized
bottler
of
Coca-Cola
under
contract
with
Coca-Cola
ltd.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Commodore
Cafe!
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Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
132
WHITE
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