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|! IS not a habit of ours to boast but we take great

i ' delight: today in referring onr readers to Page 6.

;. where the Booth Memorial High School editorial

- staff have produced their own student’s news page.

The advent of the school page is a happy one
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“apaper and also the high school officials that it will

-' become a semi-monthly feature.

i . Qualily of the articles, stories and columns is
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T REQUIRED some courage on the part of Port
Arthut’s Mayor Robinson to make public mention

. of the excess of social functions at conventions such
| qs that of the Mayors and Municipalities recently
at Windsor, says the Port Arthur News-Chronicle.
It has been symething that people are supposed

to concede and not talk about. By the same token

the mayor’s.remarks were not at all premature, nor

, applicable only to the’ Windsor locality,

_ , ‘The practice to which he undoubtably refers is

, anong those things which grow and grow cuntil
' inally inay become haavy, topply ever and crush
| themrelves, The may’s viewpoin’ wi. bound to
: find expression at sonie time. . ;
: The thing’ has a bearing on two aspects of the

convertion practice, the News Chronicle says, In |

_ one way it is related'to a big social problem that is
‘ «orrying those who have an interest in public

welfare. In-another senseit raises the question as
to the value of conventions; even including the pur-

pose some individuals ma

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FLECTS

and REMINISCES

 

One ‘good way to test your
memory Is to try and remember

terday, «

Who was it ‘sald that the trou,
ble with a husband who Works |
like a horse is that all he wants

to do in the evening is to hit ward to Christmas may also be preme effort of his life to come

° looking forward to vacation time ‘Up with a formula which would
‘Starting six months afterwards, cnable France to accept German | ;
tearmament, under safeguards, | -

the hay,

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WHEN BORN | |

fbr the lead pentyl i
crude ancestor of today’s smooth.
ly rounded model Is sald to have
made Sts: first appearance In
1565, actually its birth came
1854. The discovery was at Bor-
rowdale, In England, by a farmer
after a severe storm, There is no
Jead, in the penell, so called.
Graphite Is the chief ingredient.
Thus was born the first qraph-
ite mine,

FORD GIVES AID

A small Jtem in the Henry
Word archives reveals something

Cold Weather
, Damages Crops

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‘weather neross the Prairie prove
yinces for this time of the year
elealt further damaging blows
* Sunday to wlready hard hit grabs
ofp, The weatherman reports
r'ittle chance af a change for tha
aebetler,

{A storm centre In the Patifis
a rity MOVE eastwards and brhig 4
vone-day moderation, perhans by
t Tuestlay, But web anew, parley.
‘larly In southern regions, may
Surcompany it, Mewuwhile, chill
aAretle ale, bitter windy and
eenowsuries will remaln,

4 : “yo

y Throughout neh of Alberta
yund Saskitehewan Sunday, the
«Mercury could not crawl up past
Viveoalng Point Crops, any ale
wtendy battered by ratn abel hail
' und polsoned by rust, were agatin
, Hard Hit.

\ . :
> The temperature in Calgary

e(n Sunday was 98 degrees, four

*ileqroes colder than the pravious

oO" H low mex mark of
‘1016, The Kementon reading of
“Ti compared wits the old record
Of 90 sot Mn 1000 and equalled
any in 1016,

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In|

; EDMONTON 0: .- Record cold

of the industrialist's

It is a little card he had saved

“To Help Himself.”

 

‘The kids who are looking for-

ee ees

_ ' Reporters in Newfoundland
This. Is an anniversary Khe ria ta time and effort

¢ paint! Alain departmental
heads. It‘wnight mean incorrect
information, or data that does
not follow government policy. In
other words, -clvil servants are
not to give out any news. The
| Newfoundland head {ts Premier
‘Joa Smallwood a former news-

paper man, It seems he's got
_ bravely over It,

Somebody has reckoned that
Marilyn Bell used 06,000 strokes
‘in her famous swim, comments
-the Peterborough Examiner, Not
to he outdone in mathematies,

; jtory is by about the same mar-

— !
PHUOSOPHY. | attlee has scored another tri-|-

the things that worried you yes- on which were printed the words: wmph at Scarborough,

“Help The Other Fellow.” Un-: BY and large, Brilain, as a na.
‘derneath, Ford had written in: (tion, has followed much the
same foreign policy, regardless of| *.:

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Attlee’s Great Win
OTTAWA— Mr, Attlee
has won a truly historic
victory at the British La-
bor party conference.

Contrary to all advance pre-
idictions, from both inside and

 

 

 

 

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‘outside the Labor party itself;
-he has persuaded the annual!
‘conference of the party to en-
-dorse German re-armament un-.,
‘der certain conditions.

By that victory, he enables:
both parties in the British Par-;
‘Hament to present a reasonably:
‘united front on this vital issue.
| oo oe 8
- THE Attlee victory over the Bev- '
| an left wing is the product of ;
‘the most astute political tactics.

By going cut to China, via,
Russia, with the fiery Nye Bevan, |
jthe quiet-spoken and uwnassum-_
‘ing leader of the Labor party cut:
ithe ground from ynder Mr. Bev-
lan’s feet. Mr. Attlee made him-
|self fhe main champion of long
‘range peace with China—which
jis the wish of the vast majority
(Of the British people, regardiess

‘of political attachment.

| Moreover, Mr, Attlee’s champ-
Honing of such peace with China
iwas not based on empty phrases,
jor mere platitudes, He firmly
advocates admission of China
into the UN, and the uncondi-
tional recognition ‘that Formosa
still belongs to China. He sug-
gests that Chiang Kai-shek be
given safe conduct to some suit-
able place and that outside ‘pow-
ers cease their interference in
what he says is a purely internal ;
Chinesa affair.

In briefs the man who is al-
imost certain to be the Prime
Minister of Britain again after}
the election cf next year has al-:
.teady adopted a “China polley”:

 

 

a : , 3 icumspect CBC, .t
iwhich is as solid as a rock, and, Posed encounter touched on none ;°U)
l which will stand up over a per- of them, His interview with the | ported encounter: wag a gigantic |

‘shade of ‘he great Liseral Prime ; Public. hoax. ay nd

liod of years, |
a
IT IS obvious that, had Mr, At-,
| tlee not gone to China, and:

‘had he not gone as far as he did’

‘in his “China policy” he could!
never have swung the party ma-!
jority in favor of- German re-!|

i
;armament, |

| The Attlee win is all the moro}

‘impressive because the Bevan-

jites have long been far more in-
i meetings than they have in the
"Trade Union gatherings. Yet, on
:this crucial issue, the Attlee vic.

jgin as prevailed at the earlier
‘trade union gathering,
| bob &

‘APART from the victory over
the Bevan left-wingers, My,

 

which party was in power,
, Mr. Eden has’ made the su-

+ As |t has turned out, Mr, Fd-
neg aly
ened, forthe: Fane
situation, The prospects for suc-
cess of {he Nine Power Confer-
ence have been vastly increased.

| But by taking such a firm,
long range position re China, Mr.
Attlee has also done what I
.think the vast majority of the
British people want done—that
Is to stand up to and take a
position clearly different from
that of the U.S.A, on matters on
which the Britlsh people think
ithe U.S.A, is mistaken,

' Chinn ts such a matter, For

 

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AN 1,800-YEAR-OLD

 

 

STONE head of the pagan god Mithras is reunited with its, neck.
iam Grimes, Director of the London Museum, ‘a 1d a, woman. assistant, The head was discov-
ered some time ago-by workmen excavating a byilding site.in London, The neck, just found,
was dug up nearby inthe ruins of an old\Roman -temiple burled beneath the city. Archeologists

are making a study of the temple, regarded as one. of the most

knowledge of ancient Roman London. . oy et

OTTAWA DIARY:

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“iy Nona
.M; MacLEOD

That ex-New York Times re--. For exampie, most people in
porter now living retired on the‘ the Capital here would like to

outskirts of this Capital may , know
have had a lot of good; clean fun i King’s associates on the other!
from his lurid account of a pur-'side of the veil.

something about Mr.

They would

ported encounter at’ Kingsmere like to know if ha sees anything
with the ghost of the late Prime of Hitler, how Stalin is making

Minister Mackenzie King.

‘out, whether he (Mr. King) has,

’ But he certainly did nothing imet up yet with the beloved

in the course of his bizarre per- “Colonel”
formance to enhance his repu-' And so forth

tation as a journalist,’

For there are piznty of things! But Phillips asked none. of
that people in lit se parts would : these questions nor did he ex-
like to learn frow Mr: King about : plore any other of the avenues of
‘persors ami co..ditions in the ‘enlightenment of the hereafter
| herez ‘ter, if the furmer Prime 'tpon which Mr. King would have
Minicver ever returned to a been able to speak as an expert.
Kingsmere park pench for ques- :

tioning,
But Percy Phillips

with old: of the

groundkeepers, assiéned. to the!: _
As a. matter! : This

Kingsmere estate.
of fact, most of the: ground
keepers would have

‘Minister :ouldn’t have been more |
‘banal i}. ne had, been. talking

prov 1 con-:

siderably more interesting (Coll

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versationalists,

 

 

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DR, A. J. BEALE, a specialist
in‘ virus ‘tnd bacteriology stud-

jes, on Joan for. two years from!

the medical research counell
of the public health service In

(Layton Ralston)?

‘tum.

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loguaicious | (t¥ :humdry ~ oe

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ence wich the irrepressible
‘Phillips yave after: the episode

had bersmie’ ‘a cause Celebre In}

, almost ad infini-
4

The ‘suspicion inevitably was
left that, despite its sponsorship’ is the basis of nationalism. How
in his sup-{>Y the sedate and generally cir-!
he whole pur-' this one out again,
hs. so intended Aman 1s a fool to say nation-: §

by Phillips. for -purposes - best!

. (fascism and it is wrong. Yes.| jj
known to his celebrated senye of Unde va tm gE

“possibility “was. strength- |
jened further by a press. confer-

  

 

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important contributions to the

  

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ETTERBOX

| ‘TIME FOR CHANGE
- .The Daily News, -

.Th2 Editor, |...

It {gtremarkable, the amount
of confusion and downright bit-
»ternéss displayed by segments of
‘society, opposed to “nationalism.”

Surely we must realize, that a
community, with character,
courage, initiative and independ-
rence,. is ostensibly nationalistic,
How could it be otherwise? Civid

 

scale. Anda family unit, whole.
comely interested in each other,

 

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‘pride ts nationalism on a small.

   
    
   
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
  

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_ VANCOUVER 4 — ‘The mighty
rejuvenated Fraser river pro-

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than all the. rivers: of Ales, [:

combined,
Tt was the first time

tory’3 production,» .

Total Fraser rivey sockeye pack “ae
for both Canadian and Amesican |.
sherman is expested:to be more |’

than 900000 cases this’ year
compared with -an: - estimated
750,000 cases for Ataska,
Combined U;'S, -Canadian fig.
ures for athre vartetles are not
vel available ut! the sockeye
scunt tells the story.
Principally resp :is.5e for the
remarkaale Fraser‘ trump) i
the huge Adam; river sookeve
un whith yléided 9,500,000 fish
A jong-range Conservation
pregram | by’.the, International

‘| Pacific Salmon Fisheries Com-

mssion has vastly inereased
Fraser sozkeye production while

Aaska catches have deelingd

in the his. -
[tory that the rivers of B.C. have |
topped the vast northern terri- |

 

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tre rtreten enna enaetenptepty,

The car driver who speeds b2-
vond the limits established for
town cr country if flirting with
death, It pays to” obey the rules
of the road, 0:

 

 

 

 

 

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jstate heads toward socialism and!
\dependence up MOTHER gov-|
ernment, TY

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Demo¢racy' makes room for |

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-first, municipal aulonamy, sec-
ond, provincial automy and third:

“the daily press across the na- ‘federal cohesion of all groups,

 

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England, will direct new re-:

search being carried out at the |
Hospital for Sick Children at |}!

Toronto on a new and quick
method of diagnosing
The hospital in collaboration
with the Connaught Medteal
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we estimate that in the end she |the overwhelming majority. of | University of ‘Toronto, has beon
Will clean up at the rate of about the British people aceopt the; “onducting research for, the

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iam,”

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outin memory, He played with
the Cardinals and the job was
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