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the iron-ore
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In this story, one of a

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geological crews in the fron- The storehouse is packed with e ; . / a , M

tier country.) groceries—just about everything
— you’d find in a city super-mar-

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\} | Perhaps you had better be up| @UC, and topographical ’
i @ at Knob Lake in central Labra-
a dor-Ungava and hear Dr. A. E

of Canada, a native of
Qu’Appelle, Sask., who has been
| Moss, chief geologist of Iron Ore
;}Company of Canada, ‘exclaim:

in for the last four summers
His youthful party, some of
|“On Monday we must. have some
planes!”

them students, are putting up a

tent in which they'll sleep to-

You look around, and there’s| ht. But in a few days they'll

Knob Lake itself, two miles long, be out in the widerness, makins
ja mile wide, a picturesque patch .

|of water with a knob-like hill

examinations which may mear®
new mines a few years henc

at one end which supplies the

name

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There’s even a relatively lush

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of geological parties to send out

; trying to extend the boundarie

rador where a tree may take 125) of the 400,000,000 tons: of iron
years to grow to six inches in|ore which he already know By ALVIN STEINKOPF j
vechanreiieah about LONDON (AP)—The ‘Red” Dean of Canter-/

Some of the parties ~ :
peven-than sone. will bury, Dr. Hewlett Johnson, 78, believes bus seats
men, four, two. > wider e regy rork 1 ’ “nre: |
cere le wii should be wider So weary workmen could spread out
sist of three canoes, a in comfort. epi tatcpninten,|
chief, two senior assistant He of a wealthy parish of factory |
juniors and, perhaps most charges owners and employers at Altrin-|
portant, a cook. cham |
Once on the insects in China| H¢ preached mild Socialism to|
in at least pairs pestilence in the}® Parish which ‘was not much}
“It is poor policy to let impressed. But he did attract)
man travel alone in the bush,” the attention of Ramsey Mac-
said Dr. Moss. Recently, one of Donald, Labor prime minister.
a pair stopped to tie a shoelace. | fare propaganda has centred! On MacDonald’s recommenda- |
When he looke up he was alone | him in ne of the fiercest storms|tion, the crown appointed Dr.)
of his eventful career. | Johnson dean of Manchester.

The best brains in Britain) He baceme Dean of Canter-
don’t know what to do about the; Pury in 1931.
dean, administrator of Canter-| The dean is regarded by his
bury Cathedral and ranked ec-! archbishop as an erudite theo-

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| COLORFUL TERMINUS
Nearby is the airport,
|Knob will be the northern ter-
minus of the 360-mile railway
which is being built to the coast,
and the site for a future town

At present, however, there’s
not much around Knob except|
the things required to get people
out to the bush, Other activity
is three miles away at Burnt
Creek, Que

But Knob has color, real and
imaginative. On the dock over
there are 30 canoes waiting to
be flown out to camps—orange-
colored so they can be easily
spotted from the air,

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they are following something
interesting, may be out to all
hours of the long summer day
Otherwise, they return to camp
as judgment dictates

They live in tents and get
provisions once a week by plane
including fresh vegetables, and
meat, and mail which is very
important

“There weren't fresh
tables and meat in the
days,” mused Dr. Moss, native
of Strasbourg, Sask., who has
been tramping the country since

vege-
early

\clesiastically “somewhat below
a bishop.”

Thousands wonder what made|
him get that way He says his}
motive is Christian compassion
for his fellowmen, Through most
of his adult life he has supported
Socialist political aims and Soc-
ialist leaders

He was asked whether Prime
Minister Stalin is a Christian.

‘I didn’t ask him,” the dean
replied “But he was very
friendlv, and where there is
friendship there is Christianity.”

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SAME FAITH

He became Dean of Canter-
cerely precisely the same Chris- |
faith as you and I hold,”!
the archbishop said to the House |
of Lords. “He is not in any way}
disloyal to his interpretation |
of the ChrfStian faith.” |

He is an ardent dress re |
former. He dressed choir boys in |
shorts. Women should not have |
o wear hats in church, he said, |

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nd he would not exclude a girl |
in beach pajamas. |

Lovers, he said, should be per
mitted to hold hands in church
right through the most profound
sermon

He went to Spain to exhort}
Socialists in their fight against |
Generalissimo Franco |

Believing Russia had found the |
answer to things, he went there
first at the age of 62, He is a
welcome visitor there now, hav- |
ing won the Stalin peace prize
which the Russians hold is
worth $25,000

Between trips aboard, he man-
aged the cathedral competently

Under existing law he cannot
be removed from his church of- |
fice and British authorities
shrink from limiting freedom
of speech. But Sir Lionel Heald,
the attorney-general, is still
studying the record to determine
whether any criminal action is
possible.

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1942

The visiting plane
samples, and has board a
supervising geologist, who may
stop over with the party to fol
|} low up some clue

Afternoon If you don’t want lo see the
frontier with the geologists, per-
|haps you may find a place on a
helicopter when it goes out to
jpick up an injured man—see
| him placed in a basket stretcher
‘and secured to a pontoon for
| transport out. You're not ilkely
to find a place on that mercy youth he worked in his father’s
trip, however, unless you area mill to familiarize himself with
doctor or first-aid man factory operation

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He studied engineering
W.ER. Dale Manchester University but b
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for bringing about
betterment. He went to Oxford

Appointment of W. E. R. Dale |
as travelling freight agent for
| the Canadian National Railways, |

where he was a good oarsman
|with territory between Prince | J 4 BARGE,
Rupert and Jasper, is announced | ih

He clings determinedly to
his church office. Both Prime
Minister Churchill and Dr.
Geoffrey Fisher, the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, the
dean’s ecclesiastical boss, have
told parliament there is no
way of getting him out, even
though they found his polit-
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and won honors in theology
For about 20 years he was vicar

by L. A. Fonger, freight traffic
| manager, western tegion
| Mr. Dale will make his head-
| quarters in Prince George, where |
| he arrived Wednesday. |
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