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Bevin
Memorial
HISTORIC
SETTLEMENT
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
5
The
village
of
Tadoussac
in
Tuesday,
June
111,
10j2
VANCOUVER
CP)
An
executive
LOMXJN
(CP)
The
Transnori
TOR'S
NOTE:
Bill
Boss,
"Is
it
preferable
to
be
killed
by
putty
to
investigate
a
Junk.
looks
at
accidents
"first
as
and
General
Workers
Union
Kaguenay
County,
Quebec,
was
founded
in
1599
by
Pierre
de
enemy
action
or
by
boredom?"
Its
crew
was
Allied.
.
a
human
being
and
only
secondly
largest
union
in
the
world
outside
Chauvin.
Quality
Needed
I
Miners
Scarce
if
forces
in
Korea,
re-.
Actually,
highlights
0f
this
as
an
executive,"
said
M.
J.
of
Russia,
will
establish
a
'
m
,i'iva
in
thn
cruise
have
been:
.
3.
Morning
and
evening
bo;n-bardment
VANCOUVER
(CP)
S.
J.
Bailey.
BLAIR.
MORS,
A1U.
(CP)
The
Foley,
of
the
Powell
River
Company,
memorial
scholarship
in
honor
'.
'"Lsi
rover
Athabas-
of
suspected
federal
Civil
Defence
official,
'employment
ot
in
e
here
reported
1.
Accepting
custody
of
two
at
a
meeting
of
the
Forest
of
Ernest
Bevin,
who
was
the
locations.
COLORFUL
BIRD
fKreari
waters.
The
enemy
said
here
that
quality,
not
quan-!
a
.shortage
of
(
ci
tified
miners
"prisoners''
captured
Products
Safety
Conference.
union's
first
general
o
wi
'Ji
i
by
another
4.
Slatting
two
fires
along
the
secretary.
The
male
scarlet
tanager
has
tity.
is
being
emphasized
in
or-1
for
this
big
coal-mining
district
tilt
ship.
They
turned
Nearly
200
delegates
from
British
Bevin
was
Britain's
out
foreign
'If
Tories
he
wrote
on
to
be
Allied.
coast,
each
three
miles
long,
secretary
a
bright
scarlet
body
with
black
ganizing
civil
defence
groups.
He
All
mines
in
the
Crow's
Nest
operation.)
which
burned
night
and
day
Columbia
and
the
United
from
1945
until
his
death
wings,
but
the
female
is
greenish
said
too
many
workers
might
be
P
iss
area
reported-
they
need
,n)
2.
Sending
out
a
boarding
for
more
than
three
days.
States
attended.
las
year.
in
color.
a
hindrance
rather
than
a
helo.
workers.
,
I
.
,,.
nil.
I,
BOSS
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mnercni.
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l?VWR)Dltni?Rlli
nn
nnnnn
n
,ie(l
Nations
lunta
'c
need
in
the
waters
'.v
Korean
penmrila.
jPi'lat
least
off
th
west
there
the
Canadians
iave
jefltinK-ls
that
although
,
their
assignment
is
to
'enemy
Utgett
they
wl-entify
them.
h
diiesii't
mean
they
don't
'oy
do
-but
the
targets
Von
mostly
"on
faith."
.(licence
provides
thorn.
V
M
i,
II
UUYJU
uyuL
,swkai.th
role
..
wikarie
the
Cornmon-
ro'lp
matches
the
United
She
has
as
many
ships
iPd
to
tlie
role
as
the
j
Canada
has
hud
three
,rs
in
tlie
theatre
since
i:..
rnw
rs
sharp
'
iiicUJ
"ill
.
i
-.-
-
.
eir
commonwealth
part-
ihp
Netherlands
des-
piet
Hein
the
responsibil-
he
west
Korean
coast.
if
is
five-fold:
rial
of
sea
cominunlca-
u
to
the
enemy.
:i.ss
.-ir
ei
my
troops
and
j.ips
in
Hie
cou-tal
re-
J
:;,,rt
el
fricridiy
ijuerrllla
ati'jr.s.
n.-itiR
U
N.
supply
and
Taft
curriers;
're
of
U.N
.-held
is'aids
h
and
south
of
the
38th
el
which
the
vnemy
ii
like
to
occupy.
i
t
a
nairoi
fin
which
i
unaur
:,
the
Athabaskan
for
10
;(piryrr
polled
straits
-.
'he
mainland
and
the
i
Pae
H'VKi.do,
Taech-
Alluriiry-(r-nrral
Corilon
S.
innr,
Q.O.
He
Hon
Tor
B.C.
the
Gnu
I
lrpnl
virlory
in
I
he
f
,
Vrf'mKl
Hiilrd
caf.
A
great
titmiaiiitarittn
J
vith
I
he
iiilrrrnt
of
the
unfortunule
upicr-mont
In
Win
mi
nil.
Hon.
E.
T.
kennry,
Minislcr
of
I.Bnils.
Oirectly
rewpoiiwihle
fr
B.C.
'a
trenirncloua
reeenl
iniluHtriuI
expansion,
anil
nilh
41,
greater
employment
and
higher
wages.
,
lii-t--.
Sunwido
and
!
waller
oi.
in
that
group,
j
p
is
re-piosiblo
for
j
hnainiamt
coastline.
b
to
ensure
that
lio
Junk
j
,1
lleet
t
les
to
ride
an
j
lide
in
'he
Tacdong
j
:,i
nil
itself
upon
tr
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IN
NOHTII
I
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Ath.iha
kan's
p:drol
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as
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treacherous
niaie'
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hithly
that
her
captain.
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IMley
K'nn
of
Vleto
ia
r
naviuator,
Leu!
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Pan'
uh
of
ViCt-irla.
know
nil
linn.
Harry
Kowman,
M
inihler
of
Ajznrul
t
nr
l'nler
his
guidance
modern
leehniqueH
and
more
produrtive
nielhods
liae
addled
to
fartn
incomes.
Hun.
I
.
Slrnilh,
l'riiiit
iul
o
rrlnrv
ami
Minilrr
of
I
(lui
alion.
His
oli
ir
on
nliii
nlion
and
hcIkioI
ronilrurlion
ailaiire
arr
llif
rnij
of
all
(
anaila.
Sails,
may
I
a
pi-.h
w
rh-
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K:d
t.'rtai
dy
another
in
In
the
challenging
years
ahead
only
the
LIBERAL
PARTY
can
ensure
experienced,
capable
and
progressive
government.
The-record
speaks
for
itself:
O
In
education,
social
services,
hospitalization
in
all
fields
of
heulth
service
in
pensions
to
the
needy,
the
sick,
the
unemployable,
the
aged,
widows
and
fatherless
in
all
these
jreat
humanitarian
services
II.
C.
leads
all
Canada.
,
O
In
wage
rates
per
hour,
day,
week
and
month
conditions
of
employment
length
of
work
week
the
I.C.
A.
Act
and
the
W.CB.
Act
all
the
most
progressive
in
Canada.
O
In
industrial
output,
the
increase
in
hasic
industry
lumbering,
fishing,
mining,
agriculture
and
manufacturing
services
our
development
is
tremendous,
and
will
continue
on
this
scale
under
sound
Liberal
administration.
O
Admitted
to
be
the
only
Party
that
can
obtain
an
overall
majority
...
for
stable
one-parly
government
Vole
Liberal.
9
ONLY
THE
LIBERALS
CAN
WIN.'
TV
at
first
llRht.
h
has
bTn
onlv
o-e
t'1
;
I
ilwmv
fhel's
bptim
cb-
near
the
Athabas-
i
X
during
hot
h
of
her
as-
j
:'s
here
,'ru1
last
onlv
one
p
disappeared
overboard
1
i
storm
last
winter.
lav
ship
she
tr-
ve.i
"A'
11
1
B-e."
I
vn
rail
her.
really
knifes
'-"
tier
normal
wrt
Is
-and
she
can
do
32
I
''tis
a
magnificent
spray
"s
aiid
rluims
a
boiling
fi'.
aming
to
the
quarter-
'he
.-hip
in
shaue
is
s
major
task.
!f
about
their
role.
tal
this
the
silent
ser-
pipped
one
sailor.
"No
fore's
notblng
to
fay
toother,
comparing
sea
Hon.
ISatiey
Hh1,
SM-jtWer
of
the
Huuea
The
only
wo
i
nun
iu
the
world
to
hold
mh
m
reionsiih!e
jol
and
reeopriized
a
a
tower
of
strength
in
the
Councils
of
(Government
Hun.
A.
loni;la
Tiiriibiill,
Miiiinlrr
of
llrnllh.
lliii
miMTiion
of
Soflid
AnsilniiiT,
Sminl
Sii'iirily,
lleallh,
llohpilal
mill
I'cnMiuns
in
a
ri-rnril
of
uciiW'vemeiit
and
hiwcss.
Inserted
by
Iho
D.C.
Liberal
Association
-i
j-i...
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fr
Ww-V
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tin
n
a
1
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