Iprfnrc
Rupert
Da
Hp
ftctos
Thursday,
September
25,
1947
franco
Plans
Revival
of
Spanish
Titles
j
MADRID,
CAP)
Lt.
Gen.
Jose
iSescardo,
who
won
fame
as
de-finder'
of
the
Alcazar
of
Toledo
fa
the
first
year
of
the
Spanish
2vil
War,
is
expected
to
be
one
of
the
first
to
receive
a
title
when
Generalissimo
Franco
assumes
the
royal
prerogative
ol
creating
Spanish
nobles,
f
Speculation
on
the
new
dukes,
iflarquesses,
counts
and
barens
overshadows
discussion
of
the
political
effect
cf
the
regime's
latest
mcve.
By
the
Franco
law
of
succession,
Spain
already
is
akingdem
without
a
king.
Now,
fr
the
firsttime
ncible
titles
will
he
awarded
without
benefit
of
a
Icing.
Generally,
the
regime's
action
U.
seen
as
a
subtle
but
effective
thrust
designed
to
end
once
and
fpr
all
the
political
power
cf
the
so-called
monarchist
party
as
an
opposition
to
Franco.
Historically,
Spain's
nobility
SUPPORTING
IT'S
FALL
COAT
TIME
FOR
MISS
PEOPLES
1947
If
she's
one
year,
three
year,
nine
or
fourteen
year,
we've
got
her
number.
Come
in
and
choose.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
the
RED
SHIELD
APPEAL
Previously
acknowledged
.$781.
CO
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
..
10.00
Royal
Fish
Co.
Ltd
5.00
Fashion
Footwear
5.00
Watts
&
Nickerson
10.00
Taf
t
&
Odcwes
5.00
Don
Harvey
Enterprises
Ltd
5
00
Mac's
Shoe
Hospital
5.0-J
Kaien
Hardware
5.00
Prince
Rupert
Florist
.
..
2,(i1
Henry
Friesen
103
Red
Top
Taxi
(343)
2.00
Anon
2.O0
Total
to
date
$839.00
has
been
divided
into
Carlists
and
Bourbons
who.
with
their
non-titled
partisans,
fought
the
100-year
wars
of
succession.
This
schism
was
almost
healed
by
the
death
of
the
last
legitimate
Carl-ist
pretender
and
monarchists
from
both
factions
joined
in
the
civil
war.
Job's
Daughters
Fall
Fashion
Show
Thurs.
Sept.
25
8:15
p.m.
Adm.
50c
CIVIC
CENTRE
Courtesy
of
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
and
BROWNWOODS
SHOE
STORE
in
B
a
a
fl.i
k
V
ifA
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MINISTERS
WELCOMED
BY
PRESBYTERY
Three
ministers
who
haw
hppn
aririfd
th
th
fnrep
of
the.
!
United
Church
in
the
vast
area
(
of
central
British
Columbia
were
welcomed
at
the
opening
session
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
Wednesday
afternoon,
Rev.
Arthur
Lawton,
B.A.,
D.D.,
who
came
from
Simcoe
County,
Ontarior
as
a
volunteer
for
In-
'
dian
work
in
this
province,
has
taken
up
duties
at
the
historic
mission
at
Port
Simpson.
Already,
he
has
mace
a,
deep;
i
impression
on
the
villagers,
as-
attested
by
a
comment
by
one
cf
the
older
residents.
"Our
new
minister
Is
the
talk
of
the
town.
Everybody
Is
going
.
to
church."
Rev.
Stuart
H.
Forbes,
veteran
of
26
years
of
fruitful
mission
work
in
China,
has
accepted
a
i
call
to
Ocean
Falls.
Formerly
In
the
Kootenays,
he
rendered
valuable
service
in
the
wider
Interests
.
cf
the
church
as
chairman
of
the
Presbytery,
convener
of
Home
Missions,
and
chairman
of
the
:
conf
erenfce
committee
on
Over
seas
Missions.
With
the
experience
of
pastorates
In
the
mining
camps
of
Pio
neer
and
Bralcrne,
as
well
as
Fort
Langley
In
the
Fraser
Vaj
ley
behind
him,
Rev.
Clinton
Johnson,
B.A.
has
recently
taken
over
at
Smithers,
which
for
a
year,
was
without
an
ordained
minister.
!
By
recent
action
of
the
Bri
j
i
tish
Columbia
conference.
pastoral
charge
of
Smithers
was
transferred
recently
from
Can-jboo
to
Prince
Rupert.
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
chairman
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery,
officially
welcomed
the
fuithers
congregation.
Mrs.
F.
V.
Foster
is
lay
delegate.
Two
representatives
of
the
general
boards
of
the
church
are
present
and
took
part
In
today's
discussions.
They
are
Rev.
Hugh
Dcbson,
DD.,
western
secretary
of
the
Beard
of
Evangelism
and
.
C
X
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1
1
-
sions
for
British
Columbia.
Jet
Propulsion
Fast
But
Costly
a
lot
or
money
to
reach
there.
That
is
the
word
from
Donald
L.
Mordell
new
associate
professor
of
mechanical
engineering
at
McGill
University,
who
worked
during
the
war
at
the
Rolls-oyce
plant
in
Derby
England,
;on
development
of
the
much-talked-about
gas
turbine.
I
Flying
time
from
Montreal
to
London
could
be
halved
by
use
of
gas
turbine
populsion,
said
j
Prcf.
Mcrdell
but
the
cost
would
'go
up
because
of
the
greatly
'
added,
power
required
to
drive
a
;
plane
through
the
air
at
the
much
increased
speed,
j
However
there
Is
a
saving
in
!
the
number
of
work
hours
gain-!
ed
and
the
McGill
professor
said
I
he
believed
there
will
be
many
!
persons
who
will
want
to
make
an
ovenight
flight
to
London
and
Return
the
following
night
after
!
completing
their
business.
i
i
G
OUDHURST,
Kent,
Eng.,
P
;
Mary
Hoppe,
85,
who
has
picked
J'hopj
annually
in
the
Kentish
fields
for
70
years,
went
as
usual
:
this
year
In
a
party
from
Lon
mi
don's
east
end.
When
Buying
FIRE
INSURANCE
On
Your
Home
or
on
Your
Furniture
REMEMBER
at
BUTTONHOLING
VS.
SECRETARY
OF
TREASURY
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee
(left)
of
England,
Is
all
smlls
as
he
places
a
flower
into
the
button
hole
of
John
W.
Snyder's
suit.
Snyder,
VS.
secretary
of
treasury,
is
in
London
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
International
Bank
and
International
Monetary
Fund
which
opens
Thursday.
The
meeting
of
the
directors
of
the
International
Monetary
Fund
is
the
ostensible
reason
for
Mr.
Snyder's
presence
bcause
he
Is
one
of
the
members
of
the
board
but
Interest
in
Britain
centered
on
the
talks
expected
be
tween
the
secretary
of
the
treasury
and
the
chancellor
of
the
exchequer
concerning
Britain's
desperate
dollar
plight.
BRITONS
MOURN
'LOST
WEEK-END'
By
JOHN
DAUPHINEE
LONDON,
0.
That
famous
institution
"The
British
week-end"
seems
likely
to
become
a
"Lost
Week-end"
for
Londoners
as
the
countrv
returns
to
wartime
can.
tJie
,
ditions
in
the
campaign
to
save
dcllars.
"It's
going
to
be
so
uncomfortable
getting
out
of
town
that
only
the
more
hardy
will
think
the
game
worth
the
candle."
Before
the
war
the
Institution
known
as
the
week-end
was
3
source
of
amazement
to
foreign
ers,
whether
the
"long"
weekend
from
Friday
afternoon
ta
Monday
or
the
"short"
one
from
Saturday
afternoon.
As
the
Evening
News
tidily
put
it,
"som
uu
ixev.
w.
r.
have
found
in
it
the
hidden
Bunt,
Superintendent
of
Mis-',-
nf
r
.trpnth-
have
seen
it
as
a
sign
of
our
frivolity
and
decadence."
But
the
war
changed
the
situation.
Servicemen
and
many
thousands
of
civilians
were
a
MONTREAL
O
Jet
propulsion
a
seven-day
week
and
the
will
get
you
where
you
want
to
end
largely
disappeared,
go
in
a
nurry
but
lt
will
cost
you
"What
affected
tne
traditional
week-end
then
(and
will
-aln
affect
it
new)"
said
the
Evening
News,
"was
i
more
than
anything
else,
that
nobody
could
move
Get
Good
Build
B.C.
Payrolls
-
km
a
r
Can
Lrg5N
or
vnry
There's
abundant
health
and
nourishment
in
every
vacuum
packed
can
of
Pacific
Milk.
It's
irradiatd
to
give
you
an
added
measure
of
goodness
that
only
this
process
can
impart.
At
all
grocers.
Ask
for
it
when
next
you
need
milk
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Help
The
Salvation
Army
to
Help
the
Helpless
respond
generously
to
the
RED
SHIELD
APPEAL
This
space
donated
by
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
about
except
in
considerable
discomfort.
"Trains
were
appallingly
crowded.
Cars
were
forbidden,
so
that
a
whole
range
cf
wees-end
activities,
from
trips
to
the
seaside
to
visits
to
tne
golf
club,
became
either,
at
worst,
impossible,
or
at
best,
Intolerable.
'So
we
return
to
wartime
the
week-end
holiday
-
maker
will
find
it
scarcely
worth
the
discomfort
involved."
Classified
AdTertlslr.3
Paysl
CONGREGATION
DECORATES
CHURCH
HALL
The
"brightened
environment"
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hafl
drew
expressions
of
satisfaction
from
members
of
the
Cathedral
committee
during
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
group
this
week.
Voluntary
help
of
congregation
members
who
worked
evenings
to
redecorate
the
hall
was
commended
by
the
committee.
The
committee
decided
to
send
a
word
of
"God
Speed"
to
Rev
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
MacSween
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
who
are
leaving
for
Melfbrt,
Saskatchewan,
npxl
Mnnifnv
j
They
were
described
as
"good
neighbors
good
friends
and
good
citizens"
by
committee
members.
Concern
was
expressed
by
the
committee
that
for
the
first
eight
months
of
1947,
ordinary
expenses
cf
the
church
had
exceeded
contributions
by
the
membership
by
almost
$600.
It
was
reported
that
the
Wo
men's
Auxiliary
will
provide
re
freshments
at
the
forthcoming
congregational
fellowship
hour
at
which
F.
E.
Anfleld
will
give
a
report
on
the
election
and
Installation
of
the
new
Primate
of
All
Canada
at
Saskatoon,
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Prairie
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rehabilitation
Act
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U
Hereby
given
that
the
time
for
the
reception
of
tender
for
the
construction
of
two
Irrigation
systems,
one
In
the
vicinity
of
Chase
and
one
In
the
vicinity
of
Kamloops.
and
also,
one
small,
earth
fill
storage
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m
me
mortn
cast
quarter
of
Section
7.
Township
19,
Range
13,
West
of
the
SUth
Meridian.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
is
es-
tenaea
to
13.
t)0
o
clock
noon,
Reglna
Time.
Tuesday.
October
14th,
1847.
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