Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newt
,
,
jg
jp
I
lion
films,
"North
East
Corner,"
I
and
"Shown
by
Request."
Above
films
are
those
received
in
the
"bonus
block"
or
extras,,
bared
on
the
number
of
showings
oi
the
regular
block.
Regular
films
now
in
the
I
library
are:
I
Council
Seeks
Film
Interest
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council,
in
its
attempt
to
bring
to
member
O!
ganizatlons
films
of
topical
C.
A
tifc.
.ulHCk
for
stealing
his
trout
that
be
angry
at
the
Impudent
osprey
climbed
a
tall
pine
to
wreak
vengeance
on
the
nestlings
and
avenge
the
insult
to
his
pride.
There
Is
the
wise
bear,
terrified
yet
stout-hearted,
who
swam
a
raging
river
with
a
man
clinging
to
his
thick
coat,
the
beast
and
his
enemy
uniting
in
a
desparate
effort
to
escape
the
a
too-dependent
childhood.
.
"Ukrainian
Festival"
Social
life
of
one
of
Canada'
racial
groups.
At
present
the
film
"Get
Rid
of
Rat.-"
is
proving
popular
in
demand
by
organizations.
Film
shows
control
methods
adopted
against
mans
"greatest
enemy"
ol
the
animal
world.
Meanwhile,
the
projectionist
class
of
free
instruction
at
the
Tonnlkki,
Mr
j&KJ
Kamalda
T
w
1
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(today)
Dr.
R.
h.
Ball,
Miss
S.
Blng.
E.
Carlson,
E.
Johnstone,
Mr.
Karesliuk,
J.
C.
Fredericks,
Nicholas
Bird,
C.
Marcincau,
Mrs.
Crosby,
T.
King,
C.
Upson,
M.
Terry,
Mrs.
M.
Col-
New
Juvenile
Volumes
Are
Here
For
Canada's
Young
Book
Week
-Young
Canada's
Book
Week
begins
Monday,
November
12.
This
week
has
been
established
nationally
in
an
effort
to
encourage
young
people
to
join
libraries
and
read
good
books.
Prince
Rupert
Public
library
has
just
received
a
new
supply
of
books
for
juveniles
and
Librarian
Miss
May
Macdonald
recommends
the
following
two
as
a
sample
choice:
"Eve
Witness
A
riv-i'i
uu
tlvj
Ganarask
reforestation
pro-
j
To
Sandspit
itoj.,,
,
I
Dunn.
Hut
interest,
are
endeavoring
to
ob-j
tain
the
film
"Juvenile
Delinquency"
and
if
possible
a
NaM
fury
of
the
forest
fire.
And
there
ls
the
gallant
fight
Fire
Hall
each
Tuesday
evening
is
loking
for
a
few
more
entries.
Rupert
Grelssel
is
ins'
ructor
and
the
claiu
is
open
to
ai.yone
in
er
who
stood
at
bay,
again
with
a
man
as
partner,
in
a
terrific
B
EATTY'S
CLEANERS
Dim
tie
i
jtct
in
southern
Ontario,
ana
on
the
same
bill,
Montreal
police!
juvenile
clubs.
i
F.bre
Flax"
A
review
of
the
process
of
cultivating,
harvest-,
ing
and
spinning
flax
in
Can-
ada.
j
"A
Mile
Below
the
Wheat'
Growth
and
prosperity
from
oil
in
Leduc.
"niir
Tnmn
Is
fhir
World"
terested
in
studying
operation
of
1"
m
m
movie
projectors.
BURNS
LAKE
For
uraae
in
10
vi
pupus,
baUle
with
a
pack
of
ravenous
wolves.
"Thirteen
Bears"
gives
10
other
such
tales,
told
with
keen
understanding
of
the
animal
world
by
a
superb
storyteller.
A
V
tlonal
Film
Board
coverage
of
the
Royal
Tour.
Secretary
David
Fyffe
also
announces
the
following
films
now
in
the
library
for
the
use
of
members:
"Airscrew"
Production
picture
of
propeller
construction.
"Julius
Caesar"
An
18-min-ute
black
and
white
film
showing
part
of
Shakespeare's
famous
play,
highlighting
Mark
Antony's
well-known
oration.
"Cambridge"
A
tour
of
the
world-famous
university.
Two
United
Kingdom
Informa-
Cleaning
0
Press-while-you-wait
"SHARP
EARS,"
the
story
of
1
baby
whale,
by
John
Y.
Beaty,
will
hold
fascinating
interest.
Sharp
Ears''
was
one
of
the
i
laripst
babies
ever
born.
His
Mothrw;.
WINNIPEG
0'
Education
as
a
i
whole
is
suffering
because
of
the
I
decline
in
emphasis
on
Latin
as
j
a
subject,
said
Dr.
C.
McCullough,
of
Kelvin
High.
School
la
an
ad
In
miniature,
one
of
UN's
many
problems.
Hats
Blocked
Mrs.
Frank
Skinner
and
Miss
Glenna
Moore
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Camosun
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
C.O..D.
Mail
Order
Delivery
.
.
.
"Over-dependency
ueais
with
emotional
problems
of
a
young
man
crippled
by
behaviour
problems
carried
over
from
dress
to
teachers.
"You
can
teach
grammar
better
through
Latin
than
through
English,"
he
said.
mother
weighed
28
tons,
and
he
weighed
seven
tons.
'
No
other
animal
in
the
world
is
as
large
as
the
sperm
whale.
One
of
the
most
interesting
habits
of
"Sharp
Ears"
is
to
travel
around
the
world,
through
all
the
oceans,
where
he
becomes
acquainted
with
the
ex-
traordinary
life
that
goes
on
underneath
the
sea.
following
the
travels
of
''Sharp
Ears"
to
foreign
countries,
islands;
seeing
the
plants
and
other
animals
I
that
live
in
the
sea
Ls
an
ex-i
nerience
made
still
more
fas-
linafinor
Kv
pnlnreri
i
histrfltions
BASKETBALL
SHOES
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(tm
km
j
and
maps
by
Helene
Carter.
j
"THIRTEEN
BEARS"
ls
a
col-j
lection
of
bear
stories
by
Charles
j
Gordon
Douglas
Koberts
who
j
has
spent
much
ol
his
life
on
:
the
"secret
trails"
of
nature's
j
people.
I
The
black
bear
is
highly
in
For
Men
ana
BOYS
Featuring
telligent
and
often
thows
originality
and
wisdom
in
solving
a
problem
or
facing
a
danger.
That
may
be
why
Roberts
found
the
bear
so
interesting
and
wrote
many
stories
in
which
Bruin
takes
a
leading
part.
For
instance,
there
1."
tlr.
friendly
bear
and
the
fercMou?
bear,
the
greedy
one
and
the
inquisitive
a
veritable
gallery.
There
is
the
lordly
bear,
so
;m
all
I
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H.
I)
t
S
FOR
ME
N.
WELDING
Government
Certified
Operators
Hifrh
Pr
ssure
Tanks
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iteration
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and
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By
the
end
of
the
first
campaign
week
290,000
Canadians
had
made
sure
they
would
share
in
the
earnings
of
the
new.
Canada
Savings
Bonds.
By
the
end
of
the
second
week
the
throng
had
crown
to
535,000.
In
the
third
week
there
were
an
estimated
800,000.
By
November
15th
there
will
he
more
than
a
million
Canadians
whose
savings
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After
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This
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