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Starve
Reds
Out?
THE
MOST
astonishing1;
thing
about
the
recent!
a
family
of
rare
and
fierce
ants
as
a
hobby,
and
that
today
one
of
them
jumped
up
as
you
were
bending
over
the
nest,
and
clamped
Its
pincers
in
your
cheek."
I
think
he
followed
my
advice.
I
-noticed
several
persons
moving
away
from
his
desk
in
silence,
wearing
puzzled
frowns.
In
view
of
his
success,
I
plan
to
use
the
same
defence.
When
people
ask:
"Going
into
the
egg
business,
eh?"
I
shall
answer:
"Why,
yes,
the
rattlesnake
egg
business.
Each
one
of
these
boxes
is
filled
with
rattlesnake
eggs.
Let
me
give
you
an
egg
to
put
in
your
pnekd
The
warmth
of
your
body
will
hatch
it
in
half
an
hour."
Don't
avk
hie
what
Munday
can
do
to
protect
hiinor
Change
his
i
in.ic,
I
suppose.
H
,.V,
'
'
'
yeview
Death
Penalty
"Is-
IS
not
easy
to
fo
along
with
the
contention
which
ha
gained
some
publicity
lately
that
cap-al
punishment
should
he
abolished.
There
are.
too
w5ny
instances
of
murder
when
anything
less
than
full
price
would
lie
inadequate.
At
the
same
time
it
must
he
recognized
that,
STTl'ile
the
death
penalty
meets
tne
demands
of
jus-
ie,
it
may
he
failing
to
eradicate
the
crime.
Cases
Some
people
have
names
that
provide
raw
material
for
Rags
and
puns.
Take,
for
In-
;
stance,
a
man
named
Munday.
j
"Well,
I
guess
it
just
isn't
your
day
today,
Munday.
Haw.
haw!"
You
look
kinda
blue
today,
Munday.
Blue
Munday,
yuk,
yuk!"
Those
are
the
jokes
that
a
man
called
Munday
hears.
The
people
who
make
the
jokes,
and
tie
themselves
In
knots
laughing
at
them,
wonder
why
Munday
just
stands
there
with
a
weary
look
on
his
face.
,
The
reason
Is
not
hard
to
find.
Munday
has
heard
the
joke,
before
perhaps
10.248
times
before.
A
farmer
delivers
eggs
to
me
ul
the
office.
Whenever
I
bring
back
a
bundle
of
empty
egg-cartons
for
him,
someone
is
sure
to
remark:
"Going
Into
the
egg
business,
eh?
Haha!
Heheh!"
At
first
I
gave
a
faint
chuckle
to
indicate
that
I
saw
something
funny
about
the
notion
of
myself
In
the
egg
business.
But
after
the
20tli
time
of
hearing,
some
of
the
shinr
began
to
wear
off
this
sparkling
little
Jest.
My
chuckle
sounds
a
trifle
hollow
these
days.
A
collcagu.:
and
I
were
discussing
the
matter
of
worn
jokes
and
trite
remarks.
He
pointed
to
a
patch
of
plaster
on
his
face.
"I'm
waiUng
for
someone
to
say:
Cut
yourself
shaving,
eh?'
I'll
hear
It
any
minute
now."
.
"When
they
say
It,"
I
suggested,
"tell
them
they
are
mistaken.
Tell
them
you
keep
5
debate
on
international:
i
affairs
in
the
House
of;
:
Commons
was
the
sugges-
j
jtion
made
by
John.
Dief-j
i
enbaker
that
C
a
n
a
d
a
!
should
refuse
to
sell
food;
to
Communist
countries.
Parliament
ha.s
hoard
about
j
the
samp
.sugge
stion
from
the
;
leader
of
the
Social
Credit
Ki'oup,
a
few
weeks
earlier.
Bui
j
:
coming
from
the
Social
Credit-!
jirs
it.
had
caused
no
great
lift-,
!
ing
of
eyebrows,
for
that
party
'
ha.s
always
taken
what
most
!
MPs
consider
an
appallingly
re-
actionary
line.
!
However,
John
Diefenbaker
Is!
innocent
people
being
executed
are
so
well
Trown
that
iuries
freuuentlv
hesitate
to
convict
THE
1C0-FOOT
HIGH
STATI'E
of
Christ
the
Redeemer
towers
above
a
Brazilian
Air
Force
Oloster
Meteor
ius
it
circles
Con-ovado
Peak,
at
the
entrance
to
Rio
de
Janeiro's
harbor.
The
twln-et
plane
was
made
in
England.
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
NORMAIn
M.
MacLEOD
mm
recognized
in
Canada
as
a
true
;
progressive.
He
has
long
been
,
1
I
he
most
foremost
champion
!n
FOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
OH
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
The
question
that
is
troubling
uecbions
more
difficult
than
;many
of
Parliament
Hill's
more
j
any
made
hitherto
in
our
rt
la-:
conscientious
corps
of
observers
I
tively
tranouii
diplomatic,
past.
;at
the
monent
is
whether
the
In
short,
Canadian
diplomacy
Canadian
delegation
at
the
com-1
may
have
to
grow
up
suddenly
ing
Geneva
Conference
is
going
j
and
stand
on
its
own
feet
at
i
to
have
to
stand
up
and
be
the
Geneva
meet.
Canada
of
the
idea
of
a
constitutional
Bill
of
Rights.
,
to
guarantee
to
every
Canadian
certain
democratic
privileges.
He
is
just
about
to
leave
for
Jerusalem,
where
he
Ls
to
make
.v.vl
7f'
.1
im
l.v.v.jli
Up
i,
I
Y.h
r
I
OpiiiJ
."hen
death
is
the
penalty.
Even
if
they
are
certain
,
f
the
accused's
guilt,
they
are
apt
to
experience
.hat
instinctive
reluctance
to
be
party
to
taking
a
.
fe.
This
has
led
to
a
condition
in
which
murder
is
ctually
the
safest
crime
a
Canadian
can
commit.
Another
reason
for
abolishing
the
death
penal-""vis
seen
by
D.
B.
Macdonald,
chapman
of
the
'"
k'anadian
Welfare
Council's
delinquency
and
crime
.-.
"livisioii.
"The
brutalizing-
presence
of
the
death
penalty
imong
us
tends
to
strengthen
those
factors
which
wing
about
murder
and
crime
in
general,"
he
;
bis"!'
Wp
Joti
eve
murder
is
less
likely
in
a
w
holesome
isocial
atmosphere
than
in
an
atmosphere
fouled
by
the
morbidity,
melodrama
and
horror
as-
sodated'with
executions."
His
remarks
point
up
the
tact
that
the
responsibility
for
crime
does
not
rest
with
the
individual
alqne.
Crime
is
a
sympton
of
an
underlying
social
disease,
and
the
criminal
is
only
th"e
weak
spot
counted
on
either
the
United
x
series
of
lectures
on
the
sub
lht
"nd
W
the
.nfrolei'
Communist
China.-
Y0UI
tl
How
then,
could
a
like
John
Diefenbaker
ad-
It
l.s
taken
for
graaled
that
,
ray...
Reflects
anc
Reminisces
(
vocate
anything
so
reactionary
!
one
of
ue
mttin
issut'li
of
tne
!
as
an
attempted
blockade
ofl
conference
on
which
a
settle-food
shipments
to
Russia,
and'mpnl
wU1
r
.sought
will
be
the
other
Communist
countries?
admission
of
Communist
China
Trapped
Miners
Rescued
TOKYO
(Reuters)
Eight
coal
miners
were
rescued'
Friday
1
after
having
been
trapped
600
,
feet
underground
by
a
cave-in
at
a
coal
mine
In
Kitatku
in
i
Valuable
Set
the
Elio
12,
(
Elto
3
ol
your
deol-Wril
for
lileratat
"Sportimon'i
Hondbc:
Made
in
Canada
vl
Service
every
wh(r(,l
"Outboard
Molms"
r
into
tne
united
Nations,
-in
Soviet
argument
in
favor
of
!
DIEFENBAKER
Ranch-style
architecture
has,
the
southern
Japanese
island
MR
himself
I
unnH
a
r-mircp
Ic
im
nlpoQunt
t
been
adapted
to
every
kind
ot
the
basis
of
his
gave
reason-
j
baslc
nnmpl
that
communist
ing
to
the
House
of
Commons
i
Cnina
(.oinpri.scs
Blmost
20
pe,
of
Kyushu.
The
trapped
men
were
supplied
with
food
passed
to
them
through
a
ventilation
pipe.
He
argued
that
Russia
was
in
i
9
phone
book.
V
.structure
we
can
think
of.
outside
of
lighthouses.
And
even
this
in
not
without
a
novelty
of
which
we
can
provide
a
sizeable
variety.
where
the
disease
breaks
through.
In
many
ways
the
throes
of
real
a
agricultural
;
und
lnal
no
,lasUng
.settlement
ens.
s,
due
primarily
to
the
fact;
ot
intornali0nul
questions
can
that
agricultural
production
had
be
reachP(1
lf
M
iare
a
snCP
of
i
VrV
MCI
the
criminal
is
nrodiict
of
hi
Hnvircmmt
unA
thp
i
)
J
I
nnliin
11,1
r4r,liv,n
;H
,U
1...,
OC
Peterboroi
the
world's
population
is
ignoi-
failure
tO
provide
the
child
With
the
kind
Of
en.
years,
notwithstanding
the
great
9
Conodi
increase
in
Russian
noulation.
Ottawa
The
impression
in
which
in
f:lft.
miwh
mnr
Viftn
Distributorship
Inclusive
distributorship
is
olfered
to
aggressive
man
to
devote
full
lime
as
Northern
H.C.
distributor
for
an
untaxing
new
Canadian
automotive
product
currently
sclliiu
in
leading
Canadian
department
stores
and
K.irjgn
ami
incepted
by
thousands
in
l
.S
A.
and
Canada.
$1000.00
'
invcsl-ni"nl
required
(secured
by
Inventor)).
fur
personal
inlervieiv
apply
by
letter
to
Stanley
A.
Sharp,
Manager,
710
Uenman
St.,
Vancouver
5.
5,
B.C.
B.C.
Of
the
31
United
States
college
students
who
arrived
i'l
Canada
for
a
delayed
visit,
25
realized
that
Canada
is
bigger
than
the
United
8tate.s.
Bin
re
are
prepared
to
wager
that
n
a
one
of
them
haiip,l
l'r.im
Tex.u.
it
the,
overcame
the
friglitful
.
United
Kingdom,
albeit
relucts
suffprpfi
hv
thp
Swipl
In
tha
Checked
I
Hitler
war
'
antly
and
unenthusiastically,
i
4
1
ofnrV
'
tO
thtt
baSl
Thpi
Mr
,fr,K
!,
7di.spO.Sed
3CCept
MS
ED
CARS
realism
of
the
Russian
argu-1
implied,
the
western
nations
RUPERT
Ul
vironment
that
will
make
it
possible
tor
him
to
become
a
law-abiding
adult
rests
with
the
community
as
a
whole.
Complete
abolition
of
the
death
penalty
is
not
a
solution.
When
a
life
is
taken
without
answerable"
cause,
the
law
must
be
allowed
to
go
the
limit
allowed
but
not
compelled.
If
the
mandatory
death
penalty
for
convicted
murderers
were
eliminated,
Canadian
law
would
come
closer
to
meeting
the
'equirements
fif
Canadian
life.
AND
'.To
own
o.-
:
t
own
p.
!
house?.
Casting,
twice.
u,i
much
I
and
more
today,
as
well
as
then.
We
remember
all
the
items
4C
years
ago.
ELECTRIC
1
hv,
that
the
United
btauM
toppling
down;
by
the-vi.nple
h.S"any
such
intention.
Onnhri
i
expedient
of
not
selling
th
1
'
coltwr'
aU
siSns
Communists
any
food.
(
if,
if.
it
;
Washington
is
prepared
to
bt)
313
3rd
Ave
Phonr
Ml
1
1
I
1
ONE
ASTONISHING
feature
ofi
ntranslgeant
on
the
Chinese;
!
Mr.
Diefenbaker'
suggestion
!
issue-
-i
The
universe,
is
commcnclnn,
'was
that
It
was
directly
con-!'
A
situation
of
this
kind
in
the
at
la.st
to
get
an
idea
of
what
a
J
v
conference
would
place
thti,
third
world
war
would
mean.
trary
to
others
made
by
same
Jnhappy
Millionaire
of
his
own
front
bench
party
i
Canadian
delegation
in
a
defin-i
There
wouldn't
be
a
fourth,
and
colleagues.
J.
M.
Macdonnell
the
!
Ile'y
.Uncomfortable
position.
1
just
what
.sort
of
a
univer.se
Cnnrvaiivn
f..,-i,.i
I.:
With
no
middle
position
oosslble'
would
we
have
without
a
fourth.
All
these
cars
are
equipped
with
healers
T
IS
a
ti-ite
saying
that
money
does
not
bring
r.y
-
record
as
'Icult
choice
of
sup-T
'50
Pontioc
4-door
sedan
...
No!
There
happiness.
Some
people
may
dispute
that
and
;
porting
either
Washington
or:
possibly
pass
for
it.
must
be
a
New
Deal.
1475
1375
'50
Chevrolet
4-dr.
sedan.
Hartlo
Moreover,
on
the
very
same
London
policy.
That
Is
a
choice
afternoon
that
Mr.
Diefenbaker
j
tnat
llt
1('ast
on
any
major
made
his
suggestion
that
wc
,
scale
Canadian
diplomacy
has
should
try
to
starve
out
the
!
managed
successfully
to
avoid
Russian
regime,
another
Con-!
in
tnc
oast-
A
physician
remarks
that
"hard
work
does
hurt
.many
people."
Perhaps
because
they
dodge
any
violent
exertion
with
li
'50
Plymouth
-j
(fZ
2-dr,
low
mileage
AOttJ
!
servative
front
bencher,
Donald
,
,
The
general
bi-Ht.-i
in
the
Cap-Fleming
complained
of
the
vast
j
ital
is
that
the
Cunadian
in-;
quantities
of
food
that
Russia
!
clinatlon
Is
to
support
the
Brit-
The
name
McClymont
ha-s
....
t4
'48
Plymouth
4-dnnr
sedan.
Radio
In
a
off
and
on
i
charge
did
not
seem
to
gibe!
cord
with
the
realities
of
the!
type
with
the
Diefenbaker
thesis
of
situation.
At
the
KamC-
tlmej
.
Sm?
!
acute
food
scarcity
In
Russia,
j
the
,
.more-th-n
usual
reJ
975
945
l
Ren
'48
Plymouth
4-dnor
sedan.
Radio
to
the
cnust
to
fyvnd
the
rest
of
1
1
AM
rHmetricalljr
opposffl.
to
;
at
ero.ss-purposes
with
Washing'
I
the
suggestion
by
John
Dlef-'
ton
policy.
One
reason
is
the
his
active
umllnterestlng
lite
at
.ti"v
1
1
ut,
Tv
tX
ens--
..ocm-
ontent
themselves
by
saying-
that
it
is
at
least
a
reat
help.
Perhaps
it
is,
but
there
was
a
striking
llustration
of
the
trite
sayingvhen
a,
doctor
in
)etroit
committed
suicide
by
taking
poison
al-hough
his
asseta
added
up
to
$5,000,000.
One
would
think
that
a
man
who
had
about
.45,000,000
at
his
command,
or
even
$1,000,000,
ISAild
feel
Jie
had
enough
of
the
world's
comforts
"o
'ovcrrcomte
any
'eVhonijl'
riefif
he)
niightf
haVe,
lit
this
man's
troubles,
whatever
they
might
have
een,
were
so
overwhelming,
or
at
least
he
brooded
m
them
and
thought
they
were,
that
he
felt
life
vas
not
worth
living.
It
takes
something
very
serious'
to
grieve
a
nan
so
much
that
he
could
not
assuage
them
or
t,
if
there
was
only
one
thing
troubling
him
with
h&
comforts
and
pleasures
that
money
can
buy.
Ye,
all
his
millions
could
not
solve
his
problems.
St.
Thomas
Times-Journal
i
.
Letterbox
enbaker,
because
I
think
it
is,
sense
of
obligation
felt
here
ford
muilic'i,wi
and'
civilian
stain!
!
both
immoral,
unpractical,,
and
the
close
economic
co-operation
peinU
He
performed
valinbl
the
very
kind
of
thing
much
,
currently
being
received
fromd
Jervlce
aS
a
loilecr
cm.n.
-'
more
likely
to
bring
on
a
third
j
Washington.
In
the
critical
mat-t
1
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"
-.to-
't-
Trucks
world
war
than
to
bring
the
i
ter
of
the
world
wheat
surplus.?!
Early
to
bed
and
early
to
rt-e
Kremlin
masters
toppling
down.
of
the
dependence
of
wholt
sections
of
the
Cunadian
econ
will
never
make
you
wealthy-
that
Is
unless
in
between
yu
omy
upon
United
States
tariffs
Li
In
the
first
place
it
would
be
against
the
principles
of
decent,
kindly
folk
everywhere
fur
even
in
wartime
the
planned
do
something.
You
may
be
a
bit
1
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'51
Ford
Yi-Ton
Express
With
canopy
4
-
Q
Very
low
mileage
JLJLtt
late
retiring.
policy,
as
well
as
in
the
costly
field
of
continental
defences,
Washington
policy
is
showing
itself
definitely
sympathetic
to
Canadian
interests.
Ottawa
un
Dress
yourself
nattily,
youn,;
man
and
you'll
win
those
promotions
that
will
make
you
rich
enough
to
go
around
looking
like.
!
starvation
of
civilians
Is
a
I
measure
of
extreme
gravity.
But
apart
from
that
it
Just
I
would
not
work.
If
Canada
did
'
not
want
to
sell
any
of
our
;
surplus
wheat
to
Russia,
there
i
would
be
plenty
of
middlemen
;
who
would
buy
it
from
us
and
!
sell
it
to
the
Reds.
The
imme-
Rupert
Motors
derstandably
doesn't
want
thi.i
climate
of
co-operation
to
change.
Thus
there
Is
a
feeling
that
the
whole
situation
is
delicate
and
that
the
Canadian
delegation
at
Geneva
may
have
to
face
a
bum.
But
the
devil
of
it
is
wj
happen
to
have
more
old
clothes
than
dollars.
Try
Dc:ly
Nevs
Ci.'.ioilid
Second
Ave.
and
First
St.
I'hone
8fi
FLY...
The
Editor,
;
the
disadvantage
that
will
b'
TUe
Dallv
News:
i
imor.sed
on
our
whnlo
hnsle
In
While
winters
ink
mav
be'dustrv
fisheries
and
nt.hpr
hpow
diate
effect
would
be
to
deprive
with
Your
First
Stop
For
Carefree
predd
over
the
pages
of
your!
industry,
if
the
plant
is
disman-1
Canada
of
some
of
the
export
;aper
in
argument
against
the
i
tied
and
removed
In
Its
entirety,
i
markets
we
may
budly
need
-
emoval
of
the
drydock,
I
feel
J
Therefore,
I
hope
any
person
!
.
he
question
niust
be
approaehed
seeing
merit
in
such
a
proposal,
j
The
famous
Asphalt
lake
on
n
more
direct
manner.
j
after
due
consideration,
will
b,
the
Island
of
Trlnadad
covers
Therefore,
I
Intend
to
move
a
.
present
and
support
it,
or
more
about
100
acers
notion
at
the
forthcoming
Mon-
effective
means
if
devised.
....
'.
Motoring!
li
lay
.meeimg.
requesting
tne
gov-
r
f(,fii
somR
dlrcct
actjon
mujit
rnmeiit
to
send
a
cabinet
repre-
be
taken,
otherwise
we
v,-ill
lose
TRAVEL
TOPICS
SOME
SAMPLE
AIR
FARES
I
ROM
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
TO:
out,
and
quick
action
is
necessary.
Governments
move
slowly.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY.
tentative
to
Prince
Rupert
at
the
earliest
possible
date
to
view
for
Himself
the
whole
situation
on
the
spot
and
see
for
himself
Stop
here
to
gas-up,
grease-up,
checkup
and
tune-up!
Drive
off
on
your
trip
without,
a
care
on
your
mind,
because
you
know
your.car
is
right
and
ready
to
,i
,
I.
.
to
roll
for
many
miles
ot
happy
motoring.
Our
interest
in
your
car
and
your
safe,
smooth
motoring
doesn't
end
when
you
drive
away
from
here.
Actually
our
keenest
interest
PLUS
our
best
workmanship
ride
right
along
with
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