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building certainly would have had a real place in the
increasingly important future of Terrace,

Of course, even in the greatest misfortune
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fact that the flames were prevented from causing
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© Final Step Doubtful

T WAS just a few weeks ago that international
leaders were making the most optimistic pro-
nouncements about the state of the world heard in
ulong time. No war's were in progress at the mo-
ment and the western powers seemed to he reach-
Ing some degree of unanimity, at least among them-
selves,
‘But suddenly that is ali over and the general
-* feeling now seems to he one of greater apprehen-
- sion thal it was even at the outbreak of the Korean
war, There is goud reason for it to be so, In con-
y -trast to the localized circumstances that marked the
‘beginning of the Korean conflict, thegeinister and
1. massive foree of Red China is now moving abruptly,
. into the open. There is a bold disdain of camouflage
and what the anti-Combunist. world“imay think,

years this spacious building was the hub of village

‘such travel dreams’ were to leave
‘Ts on-e. sorelen tourists mileht
find themselves the sole inhabi-
ren ot Canada, They could yell,
for room service until they were
nearse, and nobody. would an-
‘gupp = wylese.there happened;
to be a Mexican belthop, in the
dhotel: at mo
‘None of the people ‘have any
iden how they will, support
themscives once they get to
Mexico. They feel that as soon
as they cross the border. every-
thing will be all right, somehory.
In thelr mental vignettes they
see themselves’ with a six-day

  
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
      
 
  
   
  
        

 

 

 

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‘ke Draws a Line

‘PRESIDENT Eisenhower’!
has drawn a sharp’ line]
which he warns the Chin-!
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‘is crystal clear in warn-|
ing the government’ of:
‘China that an attempt to:

cross the line to take For-.! ree ne

mosa, Will mean war With PRIME MINISTER Mohammed Ali of Pakistan Is greeted on his 0 nine ¢

‘the United States, | -Arvival in Ottawa by Prime Minister St. Laurent. The Pakistani, fOw(h of beard leaning Ga a

. ' LE AGEL DO, I i og sant , ' ibar, or dancing in the moon-

“But what President Elsenhow-: {esman-spent three days in the capital where he once served tan with a datk senorita who
ut what President Risennhow:’ as high commissioned: for Pakistan. Mr. St. Laurent arrived in 8" ©

er does not say, either to the, London today for'the Commonwealth conference. ‘wears a blossom in her hair; but

peaple of China or the people of | er they seldom see themselves ap-
TTAWA DIARY 8, SERS!

the United Stateg i that a war! pling for a job in a place where
arising from a Chinese govern-;

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ment attack on Formosa would:

‘ereate a severe crisis in the en-—

tire anti-Communist democratic: '

alliance. ~~ Nas had a fally’ateddy and con-|well
For instanee, the leader of tlie vineing demonstration “of the Party d

Labor party in Britain is con-: hn ie! a Ayre

vinced that the United States 2° whieh Is not too APP arent

fleet has no more legal right to/0"-the surface that polities and

“protect” Formosa than the Red | religion have cortsiderable = isi

Chinese government would have: common, 8

to “protect” Catalina Island Ini at jeast the qualittes which

me a of a civil war in the ying success In one’ field seem

rare "vélng refused.
“(Over the years Parliament Hill So It is good for their

og-house, > to Mexico. a a
: Presumably this Is something: Jn-truth, many Canndlans a
{that ‘Mr. Coldwell doesn’t want! contented where they are. Either
{to happen. Knowles wants. it. they lead lives that are rich with
jeven less. Both figures regard: excitement and the promise o
jthe Paris treaties as an unhappy ; reward tn thelr own countty, or
Issue which they had to face on;else they have traveled durfrig

+ + ¢

SO FAR as I can discover, only | tive in the other. ‘Socialist Party controversy, The! snakes and pickpockets.
one public person in the Un-/ Saskatchewan's “Tote my ‘Sooner it is settled and things re.
ited States has tried to warn the ipouglas is just one of the current

people of the United States that: . , Mand
ineir whole policy re Formosa i stand-out examples of..a clerie

ne - ;
based on legal quicksands _ , Who turned a talent for real elo- pleased, ‘on the humdrum warkl of the!
Walter Lippmann declares that uence to spectacular effect in’

How does a clergyman come to! farm, office or factory, hook a:
the United States has the right: the political fleld. Another ts

and the duty ta protect Formosa, , veferan “Dan" Melvor of Fort
but only beeause it was a Ja-;Willlam, who left the pulpit m'¢ase the depression of the
panese possession, Nberated by 1935 to defeat Conservatism’s 1 hls Se yeneald father me
'S. forees, and not fi -'nowned and smi rr, |¥ § ob-year-old Th Tees i
r sity nasiened hed vouriy ty ‘“Bob" Manion. OO erie ty -celved a letter from the manage. : book. containing blucprints for’
nny treaty, . ” the picture there was the inte g,jment of the Winnipeg Street, bullding a ketch: Every time we!

Then he pats his finger right S- Woodswarth, who. presided /Rallway, by whom he was bn | add ad “an th rt nngltary
cn the nub of the whole question (Over the growth of the CCF from Ployed as a machinist, extolling|W> | aeat Ane Det amaginary |
when he adds: P question | this record as a worker and ; plank to the hull of our non-ex- |
thectt ane to intervene in pe : A suggestion which he had made ‘ed to go along. “Nothing doing,” |
ik “& a 5, we ud}

‘to improve shop practice, -Six I sald. “Once you let women in!
ne acting on Chinese territory 1), 1 ase the Parllamentary » spot- Months later. Knowles Sr, was lon deal ke thix, you spoil i":
a Chinese civil war. light is picking out) :andther;

Th dismissed summarily because of:
whieh has cured al the tepupe,cleTe#man-turned-politielan In Iietingg of a cteatlon gees |
between the United States and Rev stealer. no nies She Incident convinced Knowles! tied catifiles ‘fq the voyaue. That |

ithe party, tie better

to politics? In Stanley Knowles’, continent; or else wo to a seat:

early: port, buy a bont and head for:
One: thé South Seas, ;

‘said. she-could go mony. Later

"them all.”

‘nobody speaks English, or beg-'rgeun, 6 |e oy
iging a coin’on the street atidy.

‘own!
well could. find himself in the ‘sakes, too, that they never get:

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-the basts of Individual conselence, ; the wat‘and learned that many
Neither wants the issue to spillicolorful foreign places are hap- {
ito be equally useful and effec- over into the broader Held of {py hunting-grounds far tiles, !
Nevertheless, some of ys still
‘stored toanas-they-were basisinjeherish plans for long, vague '

both , journeys. One day «ve tell ours |
‘Knowles and Coldwell will be! selves) we will turn our backs :

make the switch from the pulpit, trailer to the car and roam the].

A friend of mine used to have; J

‘Bhit’ slie. worried me until 1”

We -cecrulied. several other mir. qh *

ear, We looked forward. to. the Lt

    
     
    
    

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t af what the pro-Communist world thinks, In its  ¢¥er sinee Te eer gant of over the Parls treatiey. Rov. Pa a et tae CE eee eT ted Nd eomtinia i] OUR SPECIALTY — TAKE OUT ORDI
1 "(lesive to settle its own quarrel with the Formosan ‘protect Formas, RmOWIES haw become a figure Ot nt tout Ht He til tevin (ity Weel’My frend laverjolned : DIAL. Soin gine IE
ii chold-outs, Red China apparently is ready to drag , be #F, In the Boclallet Pars fe leeatge the present instance the thing jthe, Royal Canadian Navy andiB ge ge 2 GI5 Biel, Ave, West"
fo its comrades into an Armageddon for which they THERE are very powerfal stra: nificant that it was his-attitude that has given him greatest sat. jls at ee ack that far P 321 5. - Open 6 aa, to baa.
‘a zdlmost certainly ave nol ready—if indeed any coun- Mike feasons why the United rather than that of Party Leader: faction Is that none of the i Mneatlnte for the ketch is pntt : Feumesonoeesadndsassesemeneahineseiismmmmestanii
' “try ever can be ready for World War LE States should wish to keep For-ix4 3. Coldwell which the Cor YO} uminous correspondence , ” Neen ee in pecan tie atte tea tet Nnamueetmnimnanne ses
. arid, mosa uut of enemy hand hich his anti-treaty stand has ering dust somewhere in ’ my «yom
While it is true that so far only. a few uni “ne y & 4S. national convention adopted asi WIC) Is aie reaey eae ns tise “oh
. ; : ( (S80 fay on ¥. a few unim- sout in his special message 10 official policy at {ts last conven. | ¢voked has accused him of being | GUBE, i eee
portant islands are involved, Red China yndoubted- Congress, Formosa ts a key Nok! tion, ‘The question at the mo. | Communist, My wite-and Taleo had plans} f }
ly is gunning for bigger game, The minar victories Wiel help hee rahe Gea ases ment, therefore, Is what al. " : 1 .
It has already gained can hardly have much use as dominate the Pacific Ocoan, Tea et, Neale on — oe ye
eit propaganda even Ina country which lives on the mn these rugued times in which} a ET] F R B O x | a :
{ Stary, we live, when the danger of third | — “ . : : ut, ar:
8 atter how desperate : te te world war is still very real, noi j oy a
| 0 itself ee how espe dle  COUNLIY IS LO responaible head of a great ‘nte: eee 7 DEFENDS FLASH pati in every race, A lot of the /. |
prove Itself, 1b must pause short of any act which — ton ts golng to band over, toa’ a {Phe Editor, ‘white people are just as bad, '
will unleash the dreadful weapons of today, Red potential enemy, any strong: vp The Dally News: >. fand sometimes a lot worse than ” alienind ,
‘™ China may be operating in the helief that the Un- et io inore the legal baat of Reflects an Ivan  adawn eater whieh wD. tn my eatimation IH. wis re vo ‘
Lf 3 ‘ ag fs in ite ‘gat tateliady . : re . om | ams autor Ww 1 Bly Gay TW . oy ao ge a
HW . Ka slates £ bluffing in its threat of } etabiation 01 “such actions ds to invite oulright; \ se ae , peared in Your piper A ahort iforring (oO a very amall intnority \ a
that it can drive it wedge mn the western alliance disaster on another front, The; Reminiscesttne ago. You, Mr, Adams, aév- ofthe Native populatioh ~- cer. ' N wn
‘ Which will immobilize it, But in the final show. !ss of Formosa would in fact he, Recordin ia the Manvhestey ee, critielzed Flash and RH, talnly ‘not to the majority. Tf Cd
at down it is doubtful that it will run the risk of he- 1 pow a American world’ carien, Beltotn’s defenee pase ns gretain facts putts a we a ane GET ONE p Al R ER
a ' ery : Wer PoAllGh. But the loaa of: ' : LOPOs ad dy that paper. '  WUALCY OPE Thy , | Fy,
os me wrong, oo: ths allied support for UB, roll at for the next few yerrs will! you bane yotte inets) ™ Oa the Natlves, mayh> more tn ee eee
fF a pees cneernere ne chain the Pacific would be @ tar De based on the assumption, that: You state people are judged TONE CAKCE, ' oF —— ‘ f
. Cece bluw to the’ US. world Wereabaos city aed Cansnel ‘by an me, dpehadl rend. : (vars the. ate we ‘ PP Pd a
nts, Py eet Goa bignn’ position, == s Forg IROL They any dull as nell) Marty’ nonple;, Wnelutigamtal!, touNl of the white man, Mr. jf NONE ok
Ss ripleten Passage fines day Ono’ nnowdl HUIS Labo aur. SAYRE CE an on i ee a vatlane GUBLEENLONS Babs cAdning, Wut ‘your totter wos very fe ae ms ace pt i
"s if God be for ue, whe ¢ alice ten belleves that the presen govern... 0.4 ‘i wit eee PIAS, iit my eatinadion’ sou: trelbating, ha'vou Jumped to cone | eg : Mi
\ od be fur ue, who can he agaist ust—Romany 8:31, ment of China night actually in, (AR ou UgePU, cs TOuld minke a very poor judg? clugions, whieh as far as 7 ean) or ; ‘as,
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