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PHILPOTT
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OUT
ON
THE
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of
my
rip
to
the
Middle
East
md
India
it
might
be
'i
good
idea
for
me
to
giva
readers
(especially
new
readers)
my
general
in
Men's
Work
Clohes
.
.
.
Boys'
School
ClortiJ
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Work
Boors
Good
solid
build.
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sizes.
fm
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Usually
SO
00.
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per
pair
11
r
terpretation
of
what
is
happening
in
Asia.
I
bOl;il-i.'
WH.
I
Men's
Work
Oxfords
Black
or
Brown.
Strongly
built.
Usually
$.
95
tlS
Nov.,
p-jr
na!r
0,J'
Boys'
School
Boots
Iteully
slroni;
school
biKils,
:o'ld
M
ML
p.
yj
FOR
FOLIO
.TREATMENT
One
of
the
most
mo
lern
pools
for
pliysiotherapy
treatment
of
polio-myelitiii
vicliiiui
is
Included
in
the
new
Toronto
Honital
for
Sick
Children,
to
be
opened
Jan.
15.
The
oil.
14
hv
30
feet,
ranges
in
depth
from
15
inches
to
eight
feet.
The
water
is
kepi
between
S3
and
8
decrees
hy
thermostatic
control.
Ito
rc
two
physiotherapists,
Miss
Marion
Naylor,
left,
and
Miss
Mary
M
icTasfiart,
right,
of
the
hospital
stuff,
art-
thown
giving
exercises
to
two
young
patients.
In
the
background
is
a
hydraulic
lift
-believed
the
only
one
of
its
type
in
Canada
(or
placing
the
crippled
patients
in
th
pool.
T
e
public
is
inviti'd
to
tour
the
building
from
construction.
Sizes
11
to
13
Pair
Sizer
1
to
5
iMi.
January
15
to
20.
(CP
PHOTO)
4.45
5.35
25
YEARS
AGO
Ray
Men's
Work
Ponts
All
wool,
alr.o
cot'.on
mixtures.
Suitable
for
work
or
fish
All
sizes.
Jt
l
C
m
a
Initials
ami
!
!
January
13,
19Z6
'
R.
W.
Four-Finper
Bob
)
Martin,
accompanied
by
three
men,
wa
r.
passenger
uuourd
thv:
Princess
Mary
today
enroute
to
AUln.
whence
he
will
lead
a
mining
eupadition
Into
the
Dease
cmtniscei
Russia
vs
United
Nations
WHEN
the
United
Nations
Organization
was
formed,
the
supreme
purpose
was
to
prevent
.mother
world
war.
It
was
thought
and
believed
that,
as
the
three
great
world
powers
Britain,
the
United
States
and
ltuss?a
had
united
and
fought
together
to
defeat
the
aggressor
in
two
world
conflicts,
they
would
naturrtlly
and
gladly
combine
to
prevent
a
third.
Britnin
and
the
United
States
put
f
o
much
faith
in
that
compact
that
they
demobilized
their
military
forces,
capped
millions
of
dollars
worth
of
equipment
and
dumped
tons
of
ammunition
into
the
sea.
They
virtually
disarmed
themselves
for
any
adequate
defence
and
applied
their
resources
and
energies
to
the
restoration
of
the
war-shattered
world,
confident
that
thoy
were
entering
a
new
era
of
peace
for
mankind.
Even
though
Russia
did
not
demobilize
her
forcer,,
but
'continued
to
strengthen
them
and
thwarted
every
effort
to
arrive
at
a
peace
settlement,
the
western
powers
still
held
on
to
the
hope
that
the
Soviet
government
would
eventually
honor
its
pledge
as
a
member
of
the
United
Nations.
Why
should
it
not
do
so,
since
that
organization
was
intended
as
a
bulwark
of
peace
for
Russia
as
much
as
for
all
other
countries?
Wh
'it
was
the
reason
for
the
Iron
Curtain?
Why
the
veto?
And
why
the
cold
war?
The
only
answer
to
three
questions
was
that
Russia
was
in
the
United
Nations
under
false
pretences,
and
that
the
Soviet
government
had
never
any
intention
of
co-operating
for
the
establishment
of
world
peace.
The
Sov'et
delegates
were
at
Lake
Success
for
the
purpose
of
disrupting
the
proceedings,
maligning
the
westerr
powers
and
spreading
communistic
propaganda.
In
spite
of
all
this,
the
western
powers
displayed
great
restraint
and
the
utmost
patience,
and
the
wonder
is
that
they
endured
it
so
long.
That
re-
People
living
in
the
Sand.
p:t
Lake
area,
area
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
From
Sandsplt
(Thursday)
J.
Kruniiam,
Mrs.
Svboutin,
R.
Bean.
From
Van:ouver
(Thursday)
W.
A.
Johnson,
A.
Fraser,-
Miss
K.
Martell,
J.
P.
McFarlane,
J.
Wiedwong,
N.
Nelson,
J.
Wier.
To
Vancouver
(today)
R.
L.
McLean,
Miss
J.
Oalbralth,
J.
Gavey.
To
Sancisult
(today)
S.
Wil-
8011.
and
I
Boyr'
School
Ponfs
Strongly
tailored,
all
2-25
to
2.75
Boyr'
All
Wool
Windbrcokcrs
Pu:i
zipper,
best
of
tallorint.
buriruins
at,
each
3.50
to
4.2s
Pair
Z?
.
I
It
f
i-enis
to
me
that
It
Is
a
mistake
to
classify
tlu
wars
in
Asia
as
a
mere
expression
of
the
'
uper-powe.
struggle
between
h
U.H.A.
an
Russia
though
of
course
that
Is
true
of
Korea,
des-
j
pite
the
fact
that
it
is
Russia's
allies,
and
not
Russians,
who
are
doing
the
dirty
work.
Bui
op
the
most
bedrock
basis
the
great
upheaval
in
Asia
seems
to
me
to
centre
around
the
truth
that
the
long-sleeping
Asia
giant
is
saying
"white
boss
get
out."
i
oco
j
FOR
A
FEW
HUNDRED
years
what
we
call
"the
white
man"
the
pale
pink,
or
dirty
grey
skinned
human
from
northwestern
Europe
got
the
Jump
on
his
fellows.
He
never
was
a
world
leade
r
before,
in
the
long
history
of
the
human
race.
He
may,
or
may
not,
be
"boss
man"
in
the
future.
But
over
a
period
of
some
four
or
five
hundrjd
years
he
became
the
virtual
overlord
oi
the
human
race
because
oi
a
unique
combination
oi
circumstances.
The
development
of
comparatively
quick
means
oi
navigation
(sail
power,
instead
of
oar
power)
coincided
witli
tlvj
discovery
of
the
globe
shape
of
the
earth.
There
were
vast
new
continents
for
the
white
man
to
exploit.
This
he
did
beause
his
gunpowder
weapons
were
too
much
for
other
human
beings
to
cope
with.
The
white
man
became
world
bos;
not
because
hU
civilization
was
superior
to
that
of
all
the
people:;
he
finally
overcame.
On
the
contrary,
it
became
superior,
economically
because
of
thu
material
wealth
the
white
man
gained
in
his
conquests.
J.
O.
OIobsop,
superlntMident
of
the
elevator,
statel
this
morning
that
there
may
be
notice
at
any
time
of
grain
comiiiR
into
the
local
plant.
Islands
conipiain
tlvcy
are
un-abie
to
know
what
day
it
is
because
of.
inability
to
obtain
a
1951
calendar.
What
are
thrj
doing?
Like
enough,
in
the
autumn,
they
fi.sh.,Aiirt
in
wiiitur,
they
do
not
hunt.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
left
Van-
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trtp
to
Vancouver.
mm
hop
and
Inspector
Ernest
Oammon,
provincial
police,
sailed
last
nl:ht
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
on
official
businsss.
,
couver
last
night
on
the
steamer
A
fleet
of
mahogany
fishing
Princs
Rupert
for
this
city
on
vessels
is
about
to
be
built
in
departmental
business.
i
Vancouver.
Being
cheaper
tiiun
I
cedar,
ths
mahogany
was
1m-
The
account
of
the
Prince
Ru-ported
Iro.n
the
Philippine
Is-
pert
dry
dock
against
the
city
for
land;;.
This
may
be
setting
a
power
supplied
during
November
precedent
from
the
econuniic
and
December,
when
the
ci'y
standpoint.
A
wage
raise
might
p'ant
a.
Bhawatlans
was
closed
seem
to
bo
th?
proppr
rouise
to
down
for
overhaul,
was
:ettled
by
j
follow.
Mahogany
is
a
stylish
if
tlw
council
last
night.
:
not
exclusive
sort
of
wood,
with
j.
C.
Brady,
district
engineer
lor
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
tailed
lout
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
trip
to
Victoria
on
official
business.
historic
past.
It
will
never
dGtolfN
VCADC
A
(
l
iiiioiiiiccinen
.
have
the
Inferiority
complex
show
Its
weather
beaten
face.
We
have
nn
our
flour
fur
yur
iimpartion
(!-f
y!ini!
II
t.
TARACON
MARINE
KOIll
INDI'STKIAL
liNfllN't
This
engine
is
fitted
with
removable
cy'liiilt
r
sii
.
vc;,
f"
January
11.
1941
.
T.
C.
Wilding
and
Ernest
Wilding
have
received
word
that
their
mother's
home,
at
which
she
has
resided
for
42
years,
at
Streulram
Common
war.
bombed
an:l
destroyed
recently.
exhaust
valves.'
counter-bahuu
eel
crankshaft
with
hi:rr
PERIODIC
PAINS...use
PARADOL
Since
DecimUvu',
fifty
dai'y
papers
in
the
United
BUtes
have
raided
prices
on
mailed
and
tle-livevad
copies.
Increases
averaged
five
cents.
Ami
to
this
may
be
added
Urn
L'Evenment-Journt'l,
Trench
rifiUiing
pubiicalionjf
Quebec.
Bacre-Blcu!
iIm
rwl
itnli'iin...
U.,..
Vw.
w.
.....
,.,1
I,
.
.
1
K
nnr.r-,
ings
for
extia
wear
tiuti
u
guaranteed
for
1
Shears
by
P.u
Marine
uatnst
lusting
from
salt
water.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Maiiufat'turem'
Agents
Thomas
Morgan
returned
to
If
Frr
reaching
and
earnest
continue
efforts
to
movent
the
outbreak
of
war.
In
deed,
there
U
already
a
suspicion
that
a
movement
like
warfare
has
a!rdy
developed
somewhere
across
Ihe
Pacific.
What
gives
the
story
an
air
of
credence
is
the
rumor
of
leneato'i
db.pulT.
between
correspondents
and
hirhiy-piaed
officers
fn
the
service
of
the
Unitvc!
Nations.
1
0O0
THE
WHITE
MAN
teamed
up
with
the
brown
man
to
enslave
the
black
man.
(Arab
slave
merchant."
actually
captured
the
negro
men,
women
and
children
who
were
herded
to
the
coasts
of
Africa
and
sold
to
white
slave
ship
masters).
The
white
man's
conquest
of
the
brown
skinned
vas
more
often
by
infiltration
and.
political
deals.
i
But
the
white
man
never
did
fully
succeed
in.
achieving
over-lordship
of
the
yellow-skinned
races.
Japan
showed
an
amazing
facility
to
imitate
the
mechanics
and
techniques
of
the
west.
China
was
slower
to
wake
up
but
who
can
fail
to
soe
the
handwriting
on
the,,
world
wall
now?
Whatever
else
is
certain
this
is:
China
which
for
thousands
of
years
was
one
of
the
recognized
Today
is
Friday,
January
.2.
It
could
have
been
a
shacij
ii.ore
disturbing.
!
The
deputy
sheriff
of
Brighton,
Colorado,
tells
this
one
witn
relish.
Noting
a
man
struggling
to
board
a
car,
he
suggested
to
him
(Not
exactly
as
Illustrated1
HAMMOND
2-Piece
main
pillars
of
human
civiliza
tne
that
surely
it
was
not
his
inten-
tion
Is
destined
to
regain
ri
...
proud
place
which
she
held
for
so,
10
a"u
anve-
lnnp-
nnH
Inst
nnltr
W
a
h,l-
YU
JUSt
bet
it
iS,
said
the
fJJri
Control
J
rt,Mlnnt
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liouor
Board
or
by
th.
Government
of
Brituh
ColumbU
Bed
Chesterfield
.Miami
anu
iJaLiciiue
'rtve
uccii
i
cjdiueu
uy
iviuncuw
i!S
appeasement
and
a
sign
of
weakness
and
fear.
Whenever
we
have
turned
the
other
cheek
to
the
smiter
he
slapped
it
with
increasing
vigor.
When
the
Soviet
delegates
walked
out
of
the
United
Nations'
councils
the
doors
should
have
been
closed
against
their
return.
But
they
were
received
with
open
arms,
although
it
was
obvious
that
their
absence
was
a
ruse
to
avoid
taking
part
in
further
d'scussion
on
the
question
of
the
admission
of
the
Chinese
Communists
into
the
United
Nations.
Plans
had
already
been
laid
for
the
invasion
of
South
Korea,
and
the
Soviet
delegates
did
not
want
to
be
present
at
the
UN
when
that
took
place,
because
they
would
have
to
veto
any
action
against
it.
Moscow
wanted
to
get
the
United
States
involved
in
a
war
with
China,
and
Korea
was
the
trap.
The
only
hope
now
is
that
the
UN
forces
can
retain
a
foothold
in
Korea
and
continue
the
war
from
the
sea
and
air
until
the
Chinese
Communists
come
to
their
senses
r.nd
realize
that
they
are
not
lighting
for
China,
but
are
being
used
as
a
spearhead
for
Russian
Conquest
of
the
whole
of
Asia.
When
they
realize
this
there
might
be
some
hope
of
a
compromise
betweon
Mao
Tse-tung
and
Chiang
Kai-shek.
-They
are
both
Chinese
and
their
followers
are
blood
brothers.
Millions
of
their
fellow-countrymen
don't
know
what
the
fight
is
about.
It
would
be
a
great
thing,
and
the
United
Nations
would
be
fulfilling
its
supreme
purpose,
if
those
two
leaders
could
he
brought
together
at
Lake
Success
and
resolve
their
political
difference
for
the
sake
of
the
Chinese
people,
whose
interests
they
both
profess
to
have
at
heart.
They
have
a
historical
example
in
the
conclusion
of
the
American
Civil
War,
when
the
leaders
of
the
North
and
South
came
together
and
the
United
States
entered
a
period
of
"construction
which
resulted
in
the
creation
of
the
JlOst
ilPaee-lnvintr
qnrl
nrnoTPssivp
nation
in
thf
red
years
or
f,o.
drunk,
"for
God
knows
I'm
in
no
shape
to
walk,"
mum
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
BIG
SWAMP
I
The
densely
wooded
swampy
GORDON
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ANDERSON
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ANYONE
WHO
THINKS
that
this
revitalized
g:ant,
China,
will
long
remain
a
bears-paw
for
Russia
should
have
his
head
examined.
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probably
was
Japan's
victory
over
Russia
in
1904
which
acted
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learned
that
given
modern
arms
she
could
tell
the
white
boss
to
go
home.
Now
all
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has
arms.
So
Russia's
present
rules,
may
not
be
in
the
seventh
heaven
of
delight
about
the
proof
of
strength
of
the
reborn
Chinese
giant.
,
Have
you
heard
of
Russia
mov
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ing
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Super
jumps,
they
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ski
jumping
as
a
popular
sport
by
discouraging
newcomers.
western
world.
By
following
that
example,
a
United
States
of
China
could
emerge
from
the
present
conflict
as
the
greatest
nation
of
the
eastern
world.
China's
only
alternative
is
to
become
a
slave
state
in
an
extended
Russian
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