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“i night, : ‘and this. morning .t
jwarm
through my. immense. window.

“It. seems like a good-day tO {he street the other day, up in
relax, and to Torget the great Manchuria, or Northeast China.

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pouring | I saw a couple of hundred |!
‘youngsters being piloted across

sunlight is

fairs -of. state for awhile, tO Ryery. single boy and git! in the
| whole lot.wore a: mouth and nose

Tl has been suggested thay I say
why this town of Kitimat has come Into existence, 1 will be brief.

Yhe production o Aluminum requires terrific amounts of electric
geconcenaetnnnmenntommn=ns ato” vob ultimately tightly In-

‘cane

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power,

" Today,
{than one half-as much power
‘as the whole’ province of Brit-
-ish Columbia used
here. When
“ijwhole province of British Col-
fimbia: TI
‘| Vancouver “and: Victoria, I in-
clude all the paper mills in the
4 province, Tinclude all the other
industries, and all the power
used in every house in’ British
Columbia, Within
we expect, that this Municipality
of. Kitimat
within it

“TIME “and. PLACE

By P, BE, RADL EY
" sanuger B.C, Project Alean

ALUMINUM NEEDS ELECTRIC POWER
something about the reasons

more! peautiful mountains,
lovely river running through it,
with adequate reasonably flat
area, for the construction of a
town of tp, to 50,000 population
within casy reach by means of

a spur railway’ line ‘of the Can-
adian National Railway system,
and with the expectavion that
in due course a highway would
be constructetl to give access to
the road system of this our

province, °

RAPID GROWTILE
-Onee Kitimat had been chos-

Kitimat uses

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before we
I say, the

include the Cities of!

three years

and |
will

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consume mote

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OTTAWA DIARY_ 42

parliament: Hill saugenls
4- events never

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curren
wonder these

rap which ma
fom effect in the highly compli-

with ai terdependent modern

orld,

For example, the
Canadian
Western Europe being recalled &
from thelr
doesn't look ‘nearly as promls-
ing at the present moment as ft
did just a
the reason

Jook is the new
ern European economic, union.

At first glance, the project for
a Western European
community would seem lo be en-
tirely unrelated to the pr

   

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leave her ground. tie seat
Western Germany—iwhileh io
mean that Canadian’ and
States ground troops woul
in stay = too--and Chat
‘Adenauer would give ‘hist
port to the project for We
urapran ceanomic unto
prospect of | In. this pieture Canad
troops inibe the Innocent bystandayé

gets caught up in the lg Y
all studies of the projects
Furopean free trade area ih
Parliament Hill economists fi
mmacle so far indleate t

of
cease tO
days at the wide
y separite cause

post-war

eround

stand-by ‘mission

few weeks ago. And
for the change of oul-

project for West- the project is Unat her. inntare

will not be seriously dais}
The prospect of any diféctig ie
considerable benefit -|
upon as somewhat rem
agains, this negative “o
the maintenance of Ca

daeate eon wleemmantoe

customs

esence

braided ’ pigtails. Cs hi
“Most: of the. females of c ina, h j

‘Tare: stl ‘smart enough’ to realize aoe isan eee sta i aby,
» that “woman's .crowning glory. four smaller. golden star's, of the’
is-her, hait’so the western shoit, . same five-pointed type...

“hait habit: has’ not ‘caught: on;
@ there, “yet; \thank goodness. Peet

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sell in’ ‘the shops... *;
_ some” ‘Of the old. Chinese Wo”

One thing is about the clothes mask. =»
Of. course, the dust
4 ‘and women almost all. wear the country really is mean, ‘and no
1. ‘standard. garb—blue tunic, but-: doubt carries disoase in the big
sitoned. up to the throat’ (Stalin cities.
style) and blue. or ‘grey slacks.

‘Incideiitally, although: Ri
ther} influence i is very: strong dniChina,
{ 'T have: ‘only: secn, one, Sovie ;

extreme! inca: L have been ii this; ¢0 intr
‘They. ‘actu lly; have. their: ‘whole! =-and.that. was. being: ‘car’ ain
7 off as’ ‘bald, as bil- | the'big: parade whiere :ther
liard’balls,“‘They look.veally dis-"}itorally: scores of. thousands’ of
- | tinguished: ‘that’ way,. especially. the Chinese variety.’ ip

when they: also’ grow" “the. long; |""
lit rather: wispy Adoking, . “chin accurately * in! “this: seric
Stalin's . picture. was riot:

: je. elottie es. .
‘One: advantage of the. tunic and cence on oh Shina’s- ‘nations

é slacks. uniform: is: that? -when ay

“-teold, snap; sets in they ‘pile on. con niéte,. the: followin |
were’ all!
extra® layers. of underclo hing—. von “Marx, aiid mneels, Tenin!
. dark bliie seems to be tlic favor- land stalin; Sun Vat- sen and—|
‘tite color, judging: by. WH at they: ‘ piggest:. of. all-—Chairman’ ‘Mag
‘ Tse. tung.
“The oniy” ‘olaer picture of Stal-|
men. still: hobble around, plainly in L have seén:in China,
showing the effects of the bind- worke-s’ sanitorium .at-;the. hot:

T reported: steniaturely

When” the: “decorations:

in?

“China is also the most: flag.
The only, concession: the ‘Un, fiyingest country I have.eve:
‘ese: girls make, to.femininity is seen. Literally. millions of ‘flags
lin ‘the brightly colored hair:rib- were in evidence around the-na-
bons., ‘they: weary.on their Jong, tional holiday. on October,

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Athan -twice as much power as
it does today.
WATER TRANSPORTATION
The production of aluminum
in Canada requires adequate:
transportation facilities, We use!
in Canada less than one sixth |
of the aluminum which we pro- |
duce in.Canada. The remainder |
has to be- shipped . to’ ‘customer's |
in every.” corner. of. the’ free |
world. We require three and .a!
half tons -of* raw’ materials. to
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i imake one- ton.

an] These | raw. materials have to be»
brought, in,» to. enable this to}
tbe done economically. it is .nee-.

Oe essary ‘to have. easy access .to:
ocean transportation. _
TOWNSITE -

It. requires: ‘men to produce
laluminum. A plant: “must either.

ha Pe lodated ‘close v0 ‘a centre: oft in’ the world where you. could:
‘ population ora ‘town must be equal this. .

i alongside ‘the. plant.

1949 and 1950, the Aluminum,
“Company. had parti¢s of engin-|
eers searching - throughout the!
world for: the best : location - to
| build: an. additional. reduction ;
»| Plant, From: British: North’ Bor-
neo to. the Philipines, from New
“| gealand to “Northern - Quebec,
th rom: Venezuela. to. British Col-

Thodern town in the world, and

| fj nda, town such as. that: where

inl

‘umbia the search ‘went on, Fin-/

en the building went on and as

a result we have today the most of Canadian ground troops

Germany. But by a process - -of
chain reaction the two situations
ultimately make direct: contact,

 

L believe the fastest growing.
Where else would you find a
;town where a bare 2% years ago}.
there were oniy Su permanent
‘houses, where there werg. no
{paved roads, where there were
nd, permanent schools, "10. com-
mercial facilitiés,. . no’ “public
buildings, no giass, nd gardens,

where ‘else, I repeat; “would, you many.and Pr dnce. (o support the

today we have.220, miles, of ‘pav- gustoms union scheme, It is rum-

‘ed roads, where. we - have; the
most, modern schools in. British
i Columbia, where we have acres
‘of grass’ anid’ lawns. where we also would sta
‘have beautiful. gardens, where jGanadian 1 nent here ys
‘commercial facilities are. already tmyderstond to be unwilling 9)
in existence or’ belng built “i yindertake a unilateral with:
don't think thero Is anywhere | drawal. Oe

the British troops on the con-
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West -Germany's ‘Chancello:
| Adenauer ‘Is sald tuthoritatively |

ito attach major importance 10;
T 1
oday Kitimat largely depends i the maintenance of British |

on: the -aluminum industry | ,
whem it owed its or iginal exis- troops antlan and Uitte
tence, But: we are opening lp : ‘States -Lroops as well, Ab: the!
new area in this region and insame time, Adenauer 1s also re-
a district so-highly favored. by; iported to be’ the most difficult |
nature with natural resources if figure to convince of the desir |
seems only reasonable. 9NC | annity of the Western European ;
almost inevitable that :béfore sustoms union scheme, . Conse- |

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ling. oftheir ‘feet, in infancy., All springs,” ust outside < Anshan. “ally in-1851 it was: Gecided that too long other industries lll! guently, a compromise or saw-'
'|these’old girls wear trousers” too, There. they, had a big oil: paint- British Columbia was the’ most| follow us into Kitimat and that loft is looked: upon by diplomatic | r Me 10nd |
put they. prefer. the ‘traditional ing show.:13 alin and Mao. promising lotation.: Even here {we can look forward: ‘confidently | lexperts as the logical way to. Agents: Allied Van Lines, ig pits
I Chinese ‘style, wide’ atthe: hips,” Up in:Nortien.” “pinay Pmade| there were 35 possible sites or {to the day when this moderrj handle the situation. Under its: Phones Whirf 433 | Office a Gretel”
fang very, tight:at the ankle. But) more inquiries — about “uhat| combination, of ° sites "where |City of Kitimat will be. the met- iterms Br itain would agree to je Rupert
“the young women. Of China Wear ‘needle. -tréatment?” wii the! ‘power might -be, developed and | rorolis of Northern British. Col-; -- Sapna nee ew _Adaip
rane Oa: ao sack +e Cl traditional, school, ; of ‘Giticve |a aluminum, plant -built. "These | umbia. - I, vt on — Tellin
owever «his: ‘Universa hi | doctors cai and ‘do: ‘puncitre wus tiwete. narrowed down until “il; On the occasion of the open c ay
puget te ‘all; shapes. * “and”; sizes? of] seemed, tliat Kemano was the ing ‘of this beautiful new: build: | | WE WILL BE CLOSE D perfor
rker's needles: for: different: ‘ailments: place:-where power could be de-i ing: TUESDAY, CT. 31st FROM 1 p.m. to 4 UUM
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Tor: rogram ‘of municipal statesmai-
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able ch ny lenge tor the year's s ahead,

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Nethe. fresh ‘otind ‘in ‘the howe -par' selial areument -;

ayer! 1 ‘all. fr ‘ght yates in Canada, ‘The pattern ve-

indins: the. sit; At its ‘spring sittings the board

How

n inted. a intent iin: increase to transcontinental lines,
with leave to: ‘plead this. autuimn'dn.a finalorder, The
eiquest:{ is the same; The 2 yailwa ys wiint a 15 per cent
- fier casey in response t to high wage and other declared
—veosts, The yesponse of seven of the ten provinces | ss
othe, same} they:atute: that-in: thelr belief the rates a
m “high: enough, This! ‘difficult to see, In fact, how thoy
ain be palsed: again without another round of infla-
© Hote the one thing that th administration at Otta-

oe a has war nedl against, and says it docs not want,
| Visti Daily Colonist,

    
  
    
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  

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Herr Wea or Ww Me Government. an Heltah Columba,

. our, “heavy. denim’:
. shots “int; the" ‘Communist: party— literally: as. fivie’ as: ‘a thair. 3”
sc | the’ cabinet ‘ministers,.,and: the, 4
- {new ruling’ class.generaily—wear' oy ‘ailments. in ‘the abdonieli, it,
seni er ‘tailored. sults, of good: seems they.’ ‘have.’ some - about to
eight inches. long—and they? ean iti
titry. but
ean ful Joodtions i
wy British’? ‘Columbia,

“ithe: Tee “the carree ag. '
oe
We rounded - but. not” enclosed by ‘bet a elt! wen ot Kitimat.

ny. man . passengers, -

goods.”

-fare now made” ‘in: China: in im- ”

Chinese ‘bikes: ‘are very much
; cheaper. OS
; But-‘all the iain Pelping

Lin trdaleless “electri¢ trolleys,

tris ansport 4}. 0 have eee Inf keeping the!

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‘aged. and: ‘SO eyes «were “turned , Freeman,’ Gooding,
wards ‘Kitimat, separated it isi Stickney upon the self sacrific-;

“ue by 50. miles: of: rngged coun-;ing effert which they have put |

      
 

congratulate: and thank ||

‘cou ne{lllors Cohoon, Cronk.
Kicller and

‘the mest in over the ‘past years to build!
the Nor-. up this town -to the point where ;
sut-! we see it today,.J am proud to:

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are still’ in use for: carriage : ‘of:

‘The: tares = wheeled, ~playele-
‘pulled pedicab js: riow ih-use by
the hundreds of thousands, Bikes

mense quantities. But good: Bri- fe
‘tish models are on ‘salé- in, the
big state department: stores at |
‘about . $200 Canadian money, |
That is about four months pay
for . the’ Chinese skilled worker! .
‘or school.teacher, Of course, the!

streets are being widened and
‘heavily paved for {he soon-com-

i {ust like outs in Vancouver, -
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wade ‘and: business groups first
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fix (holr: own fair prices, no
doubt with gavernment.(that Is,
Communist party) approval,
_ China is the mogt germecon-
jsclous country T have aver seen, | --
Literally. hundreds of thousands
of people wear the cotton nose!
and mouth masks such as ou
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