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It
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Soldiers
in
Korea
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Sure
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Winter
Mosi
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Yet
IN
KORHA
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the
only
t
staffed
by
Canadian
Red
Cross
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soldiers
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snack
bar;
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wet
can-
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1953
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mail
by
the
Post
Office
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First-run
movies
will
have
one
week
runs
at
the
recreational
centre,
while
units
will
have
different
feature
pictures
every
day
In
their
own
lines.
,
Apart
from
routine
tactical
training,
with
both
day
and
night
exercises,
one
duy
a
week
Is,
set
aside
for
ceremonial
drills.
The
RCR
Is
even
doing
march
their
absence
from
home.
The
forthcoming
months
will
see
the
Canadians'
fourth
and
snuggest
winter
In
Korea.
Brig.
Jean
V.
Allard's
force
will
be
almost
as
well
accommodated
as
troops
stationed
in
Canada,
will
have
more
amenities
and
will
get
better
training.
Units
have
all
but
completed
work
on
their
campsites,
more
liki'
landscaped
parks.
The
Royal
22nd
Regiment's
boast
even
("anada
Won
t
Wait
ONE
of
the
main
points
made
in
the
Ottawa
speech
of
President
Eisenhower
was
the-
hope
that
i
.U
V
-
.Sr..
"
f
pasts
in
column
of
companies
and
the
advance
of
the
entire
9
battalion
In
review
orderroutine
here
but
special
events
back
home.
rockwork
terra4.es
and
stone
fences.
wni.-nH
im;i
tents
floorboards
and
watwien
walls
I
the
U.S.A.
would
event
AUtT
'"HlCi
tonight.
CFPj.;
ually
decide
to
team
up
with
Uanac
a
to
nu
id
mei
Pulp
and
paper
accounts
for
ten
per
cent
of
revenue
freight
-ur
loading
In
Canada
each
;
year.
for
t)ie
plaUtous'
squad
UmU
have
begun
to
arrive
and
ere
ex-;
peeled
lo
hi;
installed
tlirough-;
out
before
really
cold
weatlier
J
wis
in.
Every
tent
has
one
stove
!now,
and
ultimately
will
have
!(wo.
Must
will
have
electric
light.
I
ateel
quonset
huts
with
con-;
Crete
floors
house
unit
head
jWiuAaiiNeU)
at
W
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
But
so
far
as
I
can
find
there'
is
no
rejoicing
in
any
Canadian
government
quarter
at
this
pro-;
'
mine
at
partnership.
I
Canada
has
been
waiting
fori
lllie
U.S.A.
for
almost
50
years
j
on
this
project.
So
the
reaction'
lo
President
Ike's
gesture
of!
I
hope
is
a
shake
of
the
head.
!
-
.
,
:
.'C"
4.-
quarters,
quartermaster
stores,
j
,
messes
and
canteens.
,
i
Besides
completing
their
own
;
!
'
camps
and
keeping
up
their
!
training,
units
also
provide
de-
i
tails
for
work
on
defensive
post-
SCRKEN
ACTRESS
Olivia
de
Havilland
and
her
four-year-old
son
Ben
meet
the
press
during
their
brief
visit
to
Frankfurt,
Germany.
They
chatted
with
newsmen
for
two
hours
in
a
restaurant
before
flying
back
to
Paris.
mm
The
top
people
here
In
Ottaw.i
;
hope
that
the
President
is
right
They
hope
that
even
now
the
j
U
S.
Congress
will
change
its
i
mind.
But
on
this
matter
all
Mhe
leading
Canadians
are
from
j
Missouri.
They
will
have
to
be
L
lions.
!
Everyone
Isbusv
and
morale
Is!
liiRh.
This
is
reilected
In
disci-
j
pline.
Two
minor
offences
in
the
!
oftTTERBOX
1
I
lL-m
I
M
T
W
.
shown,
UNLESS
I
completely
misread
the
temper
of
the
people
in
our
eovernment.
Canada
will
nut
More
Airport
Surveys?
I
T
IS
with
concern
that
we
note
Toil
Applewhaite
I
at
Ottawa
has
felt
obliged
to
ask
the
e;ovei'mmnt
for
further
surveys
to
determine
the
feasibility
of
building
an
airport
here.
From
where
we
sit,
this
appears
to
mean
that
the
survey
completed
last
summer
was
too
small
an
effort
to
prove
anything.
If
such
is
the
case,
the
government
has
made
a
bad
ethical
bloomer.
The
announcement
that
?30,00()
would
be
spent
on
surveying
the
site
at
Pigby
Island
came
shortly
before
the
federal
elections.
(.Jiving
the
government
the
benefit
of
the
doubt,
we
assumed
it
had
been
determined
beforehand
that
this
amount
would
cover
requirements
and
that
an
honest
attempt
would
be
made
to
conduct
an
adequate
survey.
But
it
is
beginning
to
look
as
if
this
action
win
less
in
earnest
than
we
had
hoped.
If
it
was
merely
a
political
manoeuvre,
we
regret
to
inform
the
government
that
the
money
was
wasted.
Mr.
Apple-whaite's
services
to
this
constituency
are
valued
at.
considerably
more
than
$50,000
or
any
other
amount
assigned
to
studying
the
airport
"situation.
.Had
the
government
frankly
snubbed
the
whole
business,
we
suggest
its
member
still
would
have
tarried
the
riding.
Public
confidence
in
him
is
a
great
deal
more
durable
than
anything
the
flash
of
a
quick
buck
can
promote.
Admittedly,
however,
we
may
be
giving
in
too
much
to
suspicion.
Since
there
is
no
public
knowledge
of
the
survey
results,
it
is
conceivable
that
the
work
last
summer
was
carried
out
with
the
best
intention
but
that
difficulties
arose
which
prevented
a
decision.
It
is
more
reasonable
to
think
that
this
must
be
the
case.
An
airport
at
this
corner
of
Canada
has,
after
all,
much
more
than
political
convenience
to
commend
it.
We
want
one
for
our
own
local
reasons,
certainly.
But
there
is
nothing
local
about
new
air
routes
spanning
the
Pacific
and
northern
Canada,
and
that
is
exactly
what
an
airport
at
Prince
Rupert
would
accomplish.
TERRACE
TO
PRINCE
RITIRT
,
be
maintained
from
Terrace
Rnyal
Canadian
Regiment
recently
were
the
first
requiring
the
CO's
attention
In
more
than
three
weeks
unusual
In
any
army
anywhere.
One
renson
given
Is
the
troops'
interest
in
their
work.
They
see
HIGHWAY
compared
with
that
which
h;s
to
be
maintained
from
Rupert''
If
he
did.
we
feel
sure
he
would
crtl
t-ihn
tfitpnipnt
m'irti
n
NEW
40-INCH
RANGES
M,
allow
this
latest
expression
of
The
Editor,
hope
for
St.
Lawrence
partner-
j
The
Dally
News:
ship
to
hold
us
back
If
the
j
This
letter
Is
in
answer
lo
the
American
cooperation
is
not
j
letter
in
your
columns
from
Mr.
forthcoming.
j
Dan
C.
Jonason.
The!
Py-off
In
their
own
smart
paragraph
four
of
his
letter.
The
bulldozers
would
already
WITH
THE
EASIEST-TO-CIEAN
m
OVENS
EVE!
MADE
,
m
GORDON
and
ANDERSO!
Phone
46
three
times
more
equipment
hi'
speaks
about
has
to
maintain
six
times
the
mileage
To
conclude
may
we
repeat
that
this
road
is
not
what
It
,'hould
be,
but
it
Is
definitely
not
ness,
comiort
ana
amenities.
KE(
REATIONAt
CENTRE
An
example
Is
the
brigade
recreational
centre,
Allard's
personal
conception
and
his
pet
project.
The
units
take
turns
in
pro
As
we
operate
a
five
dy
per
week
schedule
between
Terrat
e
and
Prince
Rupert
and
run
ii
least
ten
loads
a
week
each
way,
we
feel
qualified
to
answer
Mr.
Jonason's
letter
and
put
the
record
straight.
the
fault
of
the
personnel
personnel
dl-
rectly
concerned.
They
are
do-i
it
y
the
best
thev
can
with
the
have
been
at
work
digging
the
big
dilch
on
the
Canadian
side
of
the
river,
but
for
the
belated
hope
that
the
U.S.A.
might,
at
long
last,
come
in
on
the
job.
Canada
will
wait
till
early
next
spring,
for
what
you
might
call
a
death
bed
repentance
by
the
US.
Senate.
But
beyond
next
spring
no.
Either
the
dirt
will
be
flying
by
next
spring
or
the
fur
will
be
flying.
For
If
the
Americans
succeed
viding
work
details.
When
completed
the
centre
will
embrace
a
3,000-seat
open-air
amphitheatre
already
used
for
the
brigade
boxing
championships,
a
700-seat
'Jumbo'
quonsct
theatre,
BUY
NOW
-
AND
SA
We
wish
to
state
that
the
con-
PqVi0mPnt
at
their
disposal
Hav-oltion
of
the
highway,
at
various
lng
'
lu.acis
removed
will
not
times,
leaves
much
lo
be
deslrrd
;
improve
the
highway:
a
more
but
this
applies
to
the
whole
practr!ll
solution
would
be
more
section
of
it
from
Galloway
Rip-
j
and
bPttpr
equipment.
iwith
added
stage
and
I
rooms
and
a
projection
booth
las
tsrmge
10
icrrace
anu
1101
Many
Items
at
Foctory
Cost
ond
L;j
built
on
at
the
other
end;
nn
Minister
of
I'ulll:-
in
stalling
this
project
once
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dt,H
fr,r
c
Innn
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timA
VV-
'
WOl'k.S.
BOYS'
TWEED
PANTS
Heavy,
all-wool,
suitable
for
winter
wear.
Sizes
8
to
18
years.
Reg.
$6
00.
Now,
pair
ice-rink
bulldozed
out
of
the
paddies
and
watered
from
a
nearby
stream;
a
library-hobby
shop-dry
canteen
likely
to
be
P.
LcROSS
Terrace
Transfer
Limited
again
even
by
their
belated
I
promise
eventually
to
come
in
i
and
help
build
the
seaway
I
Canadian
MPs
of
all
parties
are
1
going
to
be
really
boiling
mad.
j
I
SO
FAR
as
I
can
find,
there
Is
I
still
no
real
hope
among
the
ileading
Canadians
in
parliament
know
equipment
breaks
down
j
and
that
very
little
can
be.
done
j
when
it
is
raining.
Consequent-
j
-ly
we
disagree
with
"pafugraphj
three
of
Mr.
JonasonVlrtter.
j
With
regards
to
ihe"nmpu;H
j
of
equipment
at
Terrace
as
com-
1
BOYS'
LACED
RUBBER
BOOTS
While
they
last
almost
half
price.
Now,
pair
-
BOYS'
SWEATERS
Pullovers,
long
sleeves,
all-wool,
lots
of
wear.
Now
-
-
MM?
pared
with
Prince
Rupert.
H's;
Mr.
Jonason
ever
enquired
ini
;i
the
number
of
miles
thit
lias
to
.
that
the
U.S.
Senate
will
change
1
its
mind.
MiEiLonnM
BOYS'
WINDBREAKERS'
All
wool,
good
for
winter
wear,
trss
than
factory
cost.
From
...
A
wisecracker
might
say
"Ike
proposes
but
the
Senate
disposes."
President
Eisenhower
may
honestly
believe
that
in
the
end
he
can
persuade
the
Senate
lo
agree,
but
few
leading
Cana-
Smithers
Boy
Scouts
Receive
Charter
From
Commissioner
b
The
Canadian
Press
mittee
and
G
P.
Collison,
repre-
SMfTHERS
First
Smithers
senting
the
Elks'
Lodge.
The
Elks
i
IV
'
dians
share
that
faith.
MEN'S
SEMI-DRESS
WORK
SHIRTS
Roomily
tailored.
Roughrider
brand.
All
si.es
S4.
95
$2-50
Fac
tor
v
(
ost
JL
RYE
Boy
Scout
Tjoop
was
presented
are
local
spoiwors
of
the
re-
Frankly,
our
cabinet
minis-ts
charter
last
week
by
Jim
organized
Scout
movement
here
trrs'
would
prefer
action
by
the
Blain,
field
commissioner
of
the
'President
to
clear
away
the
j
M-"lain
Mr
R1
,
stressed
strpprl
fh
the
npPf,
need
for
B.C.
Provincial
Council
of
the
.
as
Qnd
,
,
difflcu,Ues
Lull
Called
'
?
In
White
Case
:
,
WASHINGTON
'('APi""
Senators
investigating,
the
parry
wextcr
White
case
cantS
a
temporary
lull
today,
but
.gave
no
sign
of
abandoning
their
efforts
because
of
President
Eisenhower's
suggestion
that
the
need
for
such
inquiries
may
soon
be
ended.
Senator
William
E.
Jenner
iRep.-Ind.)
said
he
does
not
leaaers
1Clluer:5
ano
dnu
assistants
assistants
lor
lor
VH
Men'i
ond
Youna.
Men'i
Slacks
I
fc-jh
fitting.
Lots
of
7,59
jj
I
.
"tl
i.'
fi-ftf
wenr.
Now.
nair
Boy
Scouts
Association.
Close
to
tne
1
which
are
homing
up
the
power
80
parents
of
the
20
Scouts
and
Scouts
and
Cubs.
He
declared
it
j
side
of
the
development.
60
Cubs
watched
the
formal
i
was
the
boy
who
suffered
if
i
.
presentation
to
W.
H.
M.
Colli-:.,
,
,H.Bhin
!
MY
OWN
Buess
ls
that
most
of
GIN
Aristocrat
8
yeart
old
Anniversary
5
years
old
Viscount
4
yeori
old
Melchers
Special
Reserve
3
years
old
London
Club
London
Dry
intht
on
melchers
Semi-Dress
and
Work
W
the
MPs
and
cabinet
minis
n
i
1.
h-aI)
tnilnrffl
son,
chairman
of
the
group
F
com-1
,,
...
,
....
.
.
The
charter,
he
said,
is
recog-
tM
4.25,
1
ters
the
most
of
the
permanent
civil
servants,
who
are
per
m
vi
Real
values
iur.ni
pi
AKJkFTS
haps
as
important
as
the
others
1
know
where
or
how
far
the
in
Nylon
reinforced.
Weights
to
8
H
!C
nition
of
the
Smithers
group
as
an
official
part
of
the
association
in
Canada
and
of
the
worldwide
brotherhood
of
Scouts.
It
authorized
the
sponsoring
body
to
carry
out
the
work
of
the
association,
a
program
of
training
laid
down
by
competent
Reg.
$12
00.
Now,
pair
would
preff
to
have
Canada
quiry
by
the
internal
security
"go
it
alone"
on
the
seaway.
sub-committee
he
heads
will
This
is
not
because
we
have
lead.
The
group's
next
session
so
much
money
that
we
prefer
I
is
set
for
Monday,
to
put
up
the
whole
huge
sum
!
Jenner
told
reporters
that
"for
ourselves,
rather
that
go
50-5Q
the
first
time
we
have
been
able
Golf
Instruction
$2
a
lesson
$15
for
10
lessons
C
fv
c
E
NT
RE
(
5
Monday
ond
Tuesday
Evenings
to,,
Attow'
"that
FBI
report
on
LOOK
i
FOR
THE
NAME
'Tiie
Scouts
and
Cubs
an'6
their
It
ls
because
we
want
to
demonstrate
to
ourselves,
and
to
all
the
world,
including
the
UJS.A.
that
we
are
a
fully
grown
nation,
able
to
do
big
things
on
our
own.
Between
the
Ruyal
-
This
advertisement
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Governmenf
of
British
Columbia.
leaders
were
congratulated
for
the
splendid
showing
and
for
the
progress
made
since
re-organization
in.
the
late
spring.
Mr.
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the
parents,
outlining
the
history
of
Scouting
and
declared
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training
served
to
build
character
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boys
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start
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trip
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hands
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top
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directly
on
the
case
of
White,
who
Attorney
-
General
Herbert
Brownell
says
was
promoted
in
1946
by
former
president
Truman
in
the
face
of
FBI
reports
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Brownell
asserted,
tagged
White
as
a
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