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Member
of
Audit
'Bureau
of
Circulations:
Thursday,
November
22,
1934.
WORK
AND
WAGES
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
backs
up
the
policy
of
the
Premier
of
British
Columbia
in
favoring
embarkation
on
a
huge
national
scheme
of
construction.
He
thinks
the
federal
government
should
take
the
initiative
in
a
building
program
to
be
financed
by
the
bankers,
loan
and
mortgage
compan-'
ies
and
insurance
companies.
The
alternative',
in
Mr.
Stevens'
own
words
would
be:
"If
they
(the
bankers,
loan
and
mortgage
companies
and
insurance
companies)
fail
to
act
promptly,
then
in
my
opinion
the
government
of
Canada
ought
to
take
the
matter
in
hand
as
a
government
policy.
A
national
program
of
construction
ought
to
be
financed
by
private
capital
under
public
leadership."
Mr.
Stevens
is
as
one
with
the
Premier
of
"British
Columbia
in
saying
that
the
spending
of
forty
million
dollars
by
the
Dominion
on
a
buildingj)rogram
is
but
a
drop
in
the
bucket.
He
would
spend
a
billion
dollars.
r
Whatsis
certain
is
that
the
country
cannot
with
safety
1
?
!
n
,
...
...
"
ujuiiunue
wun
minions
or
men
out
oi
worn,
we
snail
un
doubtedly
have
improved
conditions.
Alreadv
thev
are
het
ter
but
there
is
still
an
army
of
unemployed
who
should
ibe
nut
to
work.-
,
,,
Ian
Mackenzie,
one
of
the,
Liberal
leaders
at
Ottawa,
alsourges
a
forward
'policy'
suited
to
"the
soc'ial
and
ecd-
THE
DIRECT
ROUTE
If
the
influences
at
work
in
Vancouver
should
succeed
in
their
efforts
the
grain
and
other
exportable
farm
products
of
the
Peace
River
country
will
travel
by
a
roundabout
southerly
route
to
Vancouver
in
order
to
reach
tide-Water.
If
the
voice
of
reason
prevails
the
railwav
at
pre
sent
constructed
along
the
north
side
of
the
Peace
River
vill
be
extended
to
a
point
somewhere
between
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
connecting
with
the
Canadian
National
Railway
into
Prince
Rupert.
Grain
shipped
over
this
route
would
command
the
lowest
possible
rate,
insuring
the
highest
possible
price
to
the
farmers.
The
possible
benefit
to
Prince
Rupert
from
the
construction
t
of
this
railway
should
not
be
considered.
The
interests
of
the
farmers
are
paramount
TIip
built
to
serve
them
although,
incidentally,
it
will
greatly
benefit
this
port.
Should
the
railway
be
built,
it
will
develon
n
vrv
rich
section
of
British
Columbia,
a
section
that
is
badly
in
need
of
development.
At
present
the
country
is
being
reached
by
river
boats
and
airplanes
and,
even
under
these
handicaps,
some
progress
is
being
made.
With
a
railway
traversing
the
country
the
development
would
be
rapid.
Early
Ad,
Copy
is
appreciated
Of
Course,
Shaw
Headed
The
List
nnrpfi
Bernard
Shaw
leauer
ol
s
.
r'
with
the
Countess
of
Oxford
u.n
Asqui
h
a-
ur,
that
marked
the
closing
of
ho
Dn
;h
Emp.r
B
Famous
authors
from
many
parts
of
the
empire
LEGION
IS
IN
SESSION
Business
of
Routine
Nature
Taken
Up
Various
Activities
Reported
Upon
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Ein-
25ipire
Service
League
took
place
last
.02
evening
in
the
club
room
with
Pre
sident
Jack
Preece
In
the
chair
ind
a
good
attendance
of
members.
Several
letters
of
thanks
for
as-
I
Miss
Helen
Conway,
who
has
,
been
attending
St.
Joseph's
Aca-!
demy
here
for
the
past
six
months,
j
sailed
by
the
Catala
Tuesday
after-1
In
Vancouver
st
a
itha'Ung
uf.i:
ma.
party
k
Exhibition,
were
present.
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
afternoon,
the
big
fish?
Have
you
seen
!
Jake
cays
he
knows
all
about
it
i
It's
only
a
whale.
But
who
ever
saw
a
whale
with
a
head
like
a
horse?
Hon.
H.
H.
Steven
caps
the
climax
when
he
suggests
spending
a
billion
dollars
on
construction.
And
nponl
littri
tn
mv
sistance
given
to
sick
and
needy
re-
HarrJ,
ConiemUtef
turned
men
were
read.
Applications
;
,
for
membership
from
D.
O.
Borland
and
George
Le'tts
were
approved.
It
was
decided
to
co-operate
with
that
I
don't'
wonder
at
Premier
Ben
nett
kicking
out
such
a
wild
radical
the
Women's
Auxiliary
in
the
an-
H
nas
IanMaekenzle
beaten
a
nual
Christmas
Tree
to
be
held
on
mlle
when
H
t(J
advanced
December
22.
A
whist
and
bridge
Liberalism.
drive
under
the
Joint
auspices
of
tne
orancn
ana
me
women
s
aux-
,
But
D0Mblv
H.
H.
did
not
reallv
mary
is
piannea
ior
wovemoer
a.
,mean
a
b,ilkn.
It
mav
have
been
ine
presiaeni
manned
an
me
;
iUit
a
figure
ot
jnjh
.
althounh
it
memDers
ior
tneir
spienaia
support
certainly
was
a
big
figure
in
connection
wun
ine
Kemem-i
b
ranee
Day
ceremony,
the
church
,
t
parade
and
the
Armistice
banquet.
oiiiiitiu
aim
tnu
Luuuuiiucuta
uik
,
The
A
lit.
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
,
uuw
in
piugiero
m
ine
ciuurooiii
j
chased
at-
4
and
many
close
games
have
already
.
been
fought
out.
Orav!lle
SU
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
Oeorge,
B.C.
R.
W
Riley.
Terrace.
B.C.
General
Store.
Anvox.
ternoon
on
her
return
to
her
homei
rs.
H
O
Post
Office
News
Ste.nd.
323
Smltliers
Drug
8Uire.
8mlth
FOR
SOUND
INDUSTRY
Industry
and
trade
ore
thi
meanl
by
wfitcri
a
country
make
effective
ute
of
natural
wealth.
The
Royal
Bank
hat
always
been
ready
to
encourage
tound
Canadian
enterprise.
It
hat
maintained
this
attitude
through
many
years
of
varying
conditions.
THE
R
O
Y
A
L
B..A
N
OF
CANADA
K
MOVIES
ARE
DISCUSSED
Kev.
W.
I).
Grant
llolllnewortli
Is
'
Speaker
Before
Pa
rent
-Teachers
.
Association
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
j
he
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teach-
j
n
Association
took
place
last
evening
In
the
Borden
Street
School
with
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
the
prec-i
lent.
In
the
chair.
There
was
a
gjod
attendance
of
members
and
friend-j
Mrs.
J-
W.
Kllpatrick
report:,
that
the
telephone
bridge
held
recently
had
been
a
great
success.
A
a
result,
the
association
was
able
to
i
donate
the
turn
of
twenty
dollar
i
(each
of
the
large
schools
and
ten
dollars
to
Seal
Cove
School
for
Ui
'purpose
of
purchasing
reference
books.
!
The
special
speaker
for
the
eve
,
'
nlng
was
Rev.
W
D.
Grant.
HiUin
worth,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
;
Church,
who
took
as
his
topi
-
"The
Child,
the
Parent
and
the
Movies.
Using
statistical
evidence"
based
on
1
scientific
research
recently
conduc-1
crease
In
restlessness
which
was
specially
pronounced
In
children
.ear
the
age
of
puberty.
Mr.
Holllngworth
reminded
par
nts
that
the
emotional
reaction
of
hlldren
to
pictures
was
entirely
If
fercnt
from
that
of
adults.
Hence
the
reaction
of
an
adult
to
a
pic
ture
Is
ncvqiterlqa
or,
Judging
the
reaction
of
a
child
to
the
same
pic-ure.
Scenes
of
horror,
especially
f
strong
and
repeated,
might
even
ause
permanent
Injury
to
the
nervous
system
which.
In
later
years,
.night
result
In
serious
neurotic
and
psychotic
disorders.
The
tendency
of
children
to
Imitate
what
they
witnessed
upon
the
screen
wa
fraught
with
much
danger
and
the
resulting
Ideas
of
conduct
were
op
posed
to
those
Ideals
which
were
taught
and
Inculcated
in
the
homr
:he
school
and
the
church.
The
speaker
Illustrated
these
var'.ou;
points
by
quoting
from
case
studle
obtained
from
university
and
high
school
students
and
office
and
factory
workers.
Other
Diversions
In
conclusion.
Mr.
Holllngworth
recommended
the
providing
of
sub:
stltutes
such
as
outdoor
and
Indoor
sports
and
music
and.
In
this
connection,
praised
the
efforts
of
the
Parent-Teachers
Association
In
providing
the
weekly
story
hour
for
I
children
between
the
ages
of
fou.
and
twelve.
Fundamentally,
the
ro
tation
lies
In
the
hands
of
parents
who
should
exercise
vigilant
discrimination
in
selecting
the
pictures
which
they
.wish..
tHelrchll
dreri
td'se.
-
''''
During
the
evening
little
Miss
Phyllis
Jenner.
a
pupil
of
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery.
with
a
capably
rendered
piano
selection,
and
Miss
L.
A.
Halllwell,
with
vocal
solos,
ac
companied
by
Miss
E.
P.
Orassle,
provided
an
enjoyable
musical
pro
gram.
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
accorded
the
speaker
and
artists.
The
meeting
concluded
with
the
singing
of
the
National
Anthem,
af
ter
which
refreshments
were
served
and
an
enjoyable
social
hour
spent
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
L.
L.
Markert.
London;
Lynch
Colllson,
McDamcs
Creek;
W.
H.
Stevens,
Juneau;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
MacDougall
and
W.
Strong,
Tul-sc'quah;
H.
J.
Bradbury,
Victoria;
Harold
Lannlng,
Vancouver.
Central
Frank
M.
Dockrlll
Jr.,
Tclkwa
Knox
R.
B.
Lloyd,
Princeton;
Victor
Denton,
Nelson;
Malcolm
Campbell
and
Gus
Anderson,
Prince
Oeorge;
J.
Taylor
and
II.
Merrln,
Vancouver;
T.
C.
Huband,
Rose
Haor;
Roy
Taylor
anl
E.
Nicker
-son,
city;
F.
E,
Kennedy.
Sand-spit
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a
Dally
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classified
ad,
How
To
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Colds
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Colds
A
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off
coM
ted
at
the
University
of
Chicago
the
I
FUfno.
Qrmnlre
speaker
traced
the
injurious
ef-j
'
ivaivc
uuumo
fects
of
the
motion
picture.
average
A
i
D
L
t
with
Its
deliberately
Intensified
j
At
I
reSDYtCritM
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1
1
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t
.
I.
t
V,
emotions
and
conduct
of
children.
This
evidence
clearly
showed
that
the
trend
of
the
average
motion
picture
In
recent
years
has
been
from
the
romantic
love
story
to
dramas
depicting
sex,
crime
and
violence,
with
a
background
of
luxury
and
affluence.
Trains
the
effect
of
such
pictures
upon
the
sleep
of
normal
children,
investigators
discovered
by
means
of
an
electrical
device
called
the
hypnograph.
which
registered
on
a
chart
every
I
movement
ot
the
child
during
his
deep,
that
there
was
a
great
In
STRIKES
To
Build
Rsilttsnc
to
Coldn
Follow
the
ruin
of
health
tbt
re
part
of
tbe
clinJcslly
tested
Vlcks
nit
for
Better
ConfoJ
of
Colds,
U
h
Plan
it
lutly
ttpUintd
in
each
VicAi
ptckait
t
W.M.S.
Meeting
Mrs
P
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Dafoe
wiu
the
Meak
r
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Pif.sbtei
un
;
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Church
Hull
Tuc:
.
Mrs.
William
Millar
by
Mrs.
E.
J.
BroHh.
and
Mrs
i
a.
Teng.
accompanied
h
M
Cullln.
sang
vocal
iojni
m
i
Stuart,
the
preside
n:
v.
rhalr
Refreshment
and
a
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hour
:
at
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