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rais tltltitl supervision of NO li Kelly and liox tlt leiiioii caizitil out lllgt duties iil iiiirably lllt to lll sitiiill coiiipltiiicnt the ships company was split in half llalf of the company to sports playiiiir softball the otlttr lztlly assume that with expanding hull Ulldtl LS ffctfrttttm llllCEttl industry izootl crops ltill ciiiploy 0d lltt tatcrtrorit for period litttlll and general cllbeini oui railways should li coiiiiiii llllt ltlieir own We wouldnt be you wrongt ifrgioss profits were in boat pulling in one of the ttt tors The corps has two 32foot cutters and thx cadetsrviijnym POVLHlnLSmUl afternoon ltittlltt oii llll of the argument The iiilll KUWDiUfLldl BUM annual report of the Canadian Sub lit McGibboii as swim Pacific Railway shows that gross ship officer is in charge if the earnings aresubstantially tipal corps cutters and is hoping to most 12 percent above those ot make use of them couple of Liars week gt may in the near tu There is the basis of our delusion titre go on an overnight cruisn that all is now well with the rail by cutters This will be ttrLiLttl ill anothr satisfactory year roads outing and prove interestng to all Unfortunatch that is only half cadets the picture While gross earnings were going up they were being Ibefon CO overtaken steadily by costs up at lmost per cent There is the ir Iiepressible conflict between prices and costs The railways state mentrpoints the case dramatically XOKelly brought suggestion Fox The sugggstioii was to have recreational periods only during the summer months There would be no clasess or drill Ouenight of the week we would take to the range for rifle shoot Earnings are up The freight rate mg under Sub LL McBride on per ton mile isii tip the revenue per passenger mile is up Every iplacewvheic prosperity can help there has bsen help What nan agement can donot only to stim the ulate business but to restrict out lay has been done The determ inable costs have been spent for modernization and othercompany purposes yet net earnings are down The reason is clear Work ing eitpenses are upalmost $37 000000 There is one uniform factor in all these costs the wages from which we all benefit How does it work out The Financial Post gives us some interesting compar isons An engine and 10 coaches an average train in 1939 cost $693577 Today they cost $1 081280 iIfthe engine burns oil thefcost is twice what it Vasin 1939 If it continues to burn cent In its lastycars operations thech laid 3000000 new ties and 330 miles of newrails and another night we Would have box ingand boxing tournaments Our regular parade night would be boat pulling in our Cutters and remainder would play soft ball We hope to make use of tour signal projectors flashing signals from distance out inthe cutters These suggestions were adjourn ed to the next parade night so lets have all cadets out CO Foxiis in favor of sports and boat pulling but would like to see more cadets out We have lot of valuable and interesting gear to be used by cadets but the more cadets we havethe more gear we will use quoted CO Fox We are trying tobuild our corps so if you are 1301 more andvrff 2inor over and Wish torjointhew corps came over to RCSCC Kem oury Thursday nights 730 As soon as the notice is phsted cadets rig of the day will be negativejumpers white gym shirts and white caps ballastedjian equal length of road bed It overhauled 32066 loco motive freight and passenger carszewho pay for odd jobs about thehouse know how much increasedcosts will be represent ed in these items Of course we dontwihave to sympathize This isa business concern We can forget theirside and lookat our own From that angle what would our lives be like if the railroads suddenly ceased to serve us Of course we cart always argue that we can take over the private road and operatc it with our own But our own is in no different position We can keep it operating of course by paying the deficits just as we could add another road and pay its deficitsltoo Only 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