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GIRL
SCOUTS
CELEBRATE
Organization
:
Corres
pondin;
Gi.l'Guides
in
Canada
Du
Great
Work.
to!
The
Girl
Guides
in
Canada
are
very
similar
to
the
Girl
Scouts
In
the
United
States.
In
a
recent
number
the
Christian
Science
Monitor
features
on
Its
front
page
an
article
by
Mary
Kelly
telling
of
the
recent
activities
of
the
UJ5.
organization
as
follows:
"When
you're
checking
up
on
the
nation's
natural
resources,
don't
forget
the
Girl
Scouts.
They
are
today
celebatlng
the
opening
of
Girl
Scout
Week.
"Not
long
ago
the
Girl
Scouts
were
recreationally-minded
young
women
who
loved
to
cook
and
then
go
kicking
through
the
bright
autumn
leaves
just
for
fun.
But
that
was
two
years
ago.
They're
in
the
"army"
now.
'They
still
cook
and
they
still
love
to
hike.
They
enjoy
a
certain
responsibility
in
caring
for
young
children
and
they
are
much
interested
in
community
welfare.
Roosevelt
which,
in
a
sense,
voiced
the
sentiments
of
their
700,000
sisters.
"On
demand,"
the
note
said,
"the
Girl
Scouts
promise
to
pay
to
the
order
of
the
people
of
the
t
ITnltAJ
OttA
!
-
I
terest
of
national
defense."
Since
then
the
payments
on
this
note
have
been
steadily
com
Cleveland,
Ohio,
Girl
Scouts
I
They
still
provide
a
pleasing
or-
nament
for
any
country
road
or
j
city
office
with
their
wholesome,!
cheerful
beauty
sometimes
called
'that
poster
look.'
j
But
they
now
have
a
purpose
I
with
a
capital
"P"
and
that
isj
working
for
the
National
Defense!
Program.
Girl
Scouts
700,000
of
them
in
cities,
towns
and
vil-j
lages;
on
farms,
in
remote
moun-1
tain
areas,
are
Individually
and
In
groups
engaged
in
running
er-j
rands
for
"Uncle
Sam."
The
"errand"
may
be
one
that
involves)
saving
food,
knitting
for
soldiers
or
mapping
the
quickest
routes'
to
I
.community
centres
that
would
bej
strategic
during
an
emergency.
In!
countless
other
ways
both
the!
"Brownies,"
aged
7
to
10,
and
the
I
Senior
Girl
Scouts
are
thinking,
up
new
ways
and
rehearsing
old
uucs
in
presenting
a
useiui
iront
in
home
defense,
j
Pledge
of
Service
A
few
months
ago,
633
girls
and
women
in
Girl
Scouting
present
COLLAPSE
OF
GERMANY
PREDICTED
tion
Sees
Light
Ahead
For
Democracies
But
It
Will
Not
Be
Easy
American
mass
production
of
weapons
already
achieved
marks
iw,UH:u
ailJ
reqmrea
num-
tne
oeglnning
of
Germany's
col
der
ui
iiours
oi
service
in
ins
:n-
lapse,
Donald
M.
Nelson,
eeneral-
issimo
of
defence
production,
savs
in
a
signed
article
published
today
in
the
American
Mazagine
under
ing
in.
In
Hingham,
Mass.,
Girl
'the
title,
"You
Haven't
Seen
Any
Scouts
have
been
contributing
thing
Yet."
messenger
service
to
the
Red
Crass
i
"When
Hitler
invaded
Poland
and
the
National
Defense
com
mittee.
They
have
made
a
thor
we
knew
within
hours
that
our
tanks
weren't
good
enough,"
Nel
mapping
the
location
of
impor-
out
new
developments
in
.
tanks
tant
buildings
and
making
detail-1
faster
than
we
could
draw
bhze-ed
plans
for
feeding,
clothing
amVPrinbs
for
better
ones.
At
that
caring
for
Hingham
people.
stage,
Hitler
was
outsmarting
us.
In
Tarrvtown.
N.Y..
one
of
the
'That
stage
has
Dossed.
Before
most
Scout-minded
of
communl-
these
words
appear
In
print
we
ties,
since
out
of
an
entire
popu-
sha11
be
making
mass
production
latlon
of
1,500,
there
are
301
Girl
Quantities
of
bigger,
better,
faster,
Scouts
the
intermediate
group
stronger
tanks
than
any
others
went
in
for
food
conservation
by
under
the
5un-
We
nve
turned
collecting
windfalls,
making
them;the
corner.
Into
jelly
and
turning
It
over
to'
"xt
wU1
not
be
lon&
now
before
Ithe
Nazis
will
be
readlustinc
thr
"
!
i
i
inecnanicai
pians
in
an
attempt
to
worked
hard
and
effectively
to1
L
Ps
ln-
promote
community
good
wili
by
iff
V?
lhat
donating
services
to
church
thSnrJ
"
.welfare
groups,
tending
nurseries
!j
Sn
LL
n
and
joining
in
other
helpful
ac-lf"0""
0rv,grUp
r
equal
w
when
Uvitles
uwies.
In
in
West
wes
t
Vireinla
virg
ma,
they
thPV!
We
u
bow
our
d
once
ook
up
where
the
Civilian
Con-
backs
and
hparts
m?
servation
Corps
boys
left
off,
sav-
TOe
defence
productlonJ
chlef
,big
Pine
trees
and
current
bushes
warnS(
however)
ithafc
M
.from
"blister
rust"
and
winnlmr
(nv.
nu
t
high
praise
from
the
local
fore-
station
official.
Finland
was
held
by
the
Swedes
for
700
years.
Paul
Armour
is
leaving
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
tonight
on
the
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Pepleit
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
The
tamilng
thinir
about
low
blood
eount
la
that
you
can
weivh
about
aa
much
aa
you
ever
did
even
look
healthy
and
itrong,
yet
you
can
feel
a
If
you
had
lead
in
your
Ices,
dopey,
tiird
and
prpleu.
Low
blood
count
meant
you
haven't
rot
rnougn
..
rea
wooa
eorpuneiea.
it
U
m
their
mcix
vital
tiuu
-
jwv
m
iiiLuiini
ii.
i
i
ii
r-r.
rn
Tan
l
"
"vy
S.
ci
range
the
entire
Dattern
of
Ampri.
ican
life,
temporarily
at
least.
None
of
us
is
eolne
to
pnlnv
it,"
he
writes,
"for
nothiner
atannt
war
is
pleasant,
but
we
aro
nnt
going
to
make
it
any
easier
by
refusing
to
look
the
stark
rpnlltw
n
he
eye.
Too
many
of
us
are
do
ing
just
tnat.
'Business
as
usual'
Jis
out.
Our
only
business
today,
as
a
nation
and
as
individuals,
is
the
ousinees
of
national
defence.
We
will
stop
at
nothing,
and
I
mean
mat
literally.
"If
we
have
to
rpnrilnst.
mir
cn.
cial
structure
to
save,
suit,
our
uui
national
UJUWUUi
oe
a
personal
efrort.
But,
until
the
Job
is
done,
our
svstem
nf
immo.
trlcted
proftts.
our
political
philo-
""i.ivo
cYciv.iiimi
Lnau
stands
in
aMuua
job
to
carry
life-giving
oxysren
from
voue
-
7
m
lungt
throughout
your
body.
And
Juit
ai
it
"e
way
01
me
Ilnal
triumphant
taket
oxygen
to
explode
gaaoline
ln
your
ear
aCCOmDlkhmpnt
and
make
the
power
to
turn
the
v,
tee
Is,
to
''"IJllilimcnt
mne
mUSt
i
go
K
by
11.
the
you
mut
have
plenty
of
oxygen
to
explode
JboardS.
the
energy
ln
your
body
and
give
you
going
uur
,
power.
We
are
going
to
do
.the
lob
Get
Dr
William,
rink
Till,
today.
Tkey
democratVillv
ar.
world-famou.
for
the
help
they
giv.
la
ueTnocra":aUy
If
l
We
Can.
But
n
We
iaereaainff
the
numhpr
anil
hmrmi.
nro
rrninrv
4.
t
i
...i.
1
1
.
eorm..elr..
Then
with
you,
blood
ount
wjituner
or
no.
you'll
feel
like
bounding
ud
the
Lidr.
if
W;.wi
,day
tor
chlselers
or
evaders
or
ob-
.frtructlonists,
active
or
passive,
'
Wear
a
Poppy
By
W1XXIFRED
O,
BRASS
Once
more
we
offer
you,
with
reverent
fingers,
Out
of
the
Past,
where
poignant
memory
lingers,
ed
a
missionary
note
to
President
Generalissimo
Of
Defence
Produc-iThe
Flander3
Poppy;
ANCIENT
CHESS
Chess
was
played
more
3000
years
ago.
Promotion
For
Douglas
Stork
'i
'Yia
vnntiiciiuquaxiers
rigiit
nere
in
Ye,
who
exempted,
trod
the
paths
g
,
Cmtca0-
"
certainly
j
Will
ho
OTAflf
tr
Viot'ft
rtn.m
U,.l.
than
laree
or
small,
rich
or
Door.
I
want
to
assure
you
that
those
gentle
men
will
be
taken
care
or.
!
Warning
that
"we
have
been
too
slow
and
we
are
still
too
slow,"
in
spite
of
the
fact,
that
"in
many
vital
items
we
are
comfortably
ahead
of
schedule,"
Nelson
asserts
mat
mere
is
one
uning
to
remember:
"All
these
defence
pressures,
ithese
controls,
these
restraints,!
are
emergency
measures.
I
don't
like
them.
You
don't
like
them.
rAuj..
,ti
.
i
ipu.
i
HUUUUJ
lIKftt
U1CII1.
UICV
U11CI1U
,
entity,
then
we'll
have
to
readjust
cur
democratic
pride.
But
we've!
:it.
I
don't
think
we'll
have
to.
I?ot
to
realize
that
we
are
going!
think
well
be
all
rieht
of
us
comprehends
that
this
must
to
accept
a
great
many
temporary
controls
now
in
a
co-operative
spirit,
or
live
in
a
world
where!
the
controls
are
permanent,
Iron-
hard
and
commonplace.
"Perha'ps
the
future
looks
dark.
But
remember
that
it
is
not
dark
with
doubt
or
confusion,
but
dark
simply
because
we
have
a
great
many
difficult
things
to
do
quickly.
When
you
look
beyond
these
There
Inere
I
Is
IS
no
no
TOOm
room
In
ln
America
AmHfi
to-.dark
fn.
hour
Is
but
an
Incident
ln
'ne
history
of
a
great
people
determined
at
all
costs
to
be
free."
q.vmv
W
JtlL
UUUg
UAlK
Forget
not
those
who
died
to
bring
ln
the
Id
ovm
after
so
"V
US
Peace,
"
iire
JUiiy
cneers
Ior
U0US
And
wear
a
Poppy;
Those
who
endured
war's
mean-
'
-
ness
and
it's
splendor
Unto
the
end
their
very
selves
to
render;
For
them
the
Poppy.
Because
their
Valor
lives
through
out
the
ages,
Because,
once
more,
the
bitter
struggle
rases.
We
bring
you
Poppies;
Because
brave
hands,
now
maimed
and
bruised
and
broken.
Fashioned
anew
each
scarlet.
flaming
token.
The
little
Poppy.
Because
she
breathes
Remem
brance.
Faith
and
Sorrow.
Because
she
whispers
Hope-a
fair
tomorrow,
The
Flanders
Poppy;
-3
Accept
her
blossom
with
a
tender
hand,
;
,
.5
And,
proudly,
that
the
world
may
understand,
O,
Wear
a
Poppy!
S
i
Teachers
Hear
Y.M.C.A.
Scty.
mire
ii
ci.-
r
,
iv
.
i-3mc
oj'tans
ui
IturH
UI
i
urbanization
.More
Particularly
I
I
In
War
Time
Following
the
regular
business
meeting
of
the
Prince
RuDert
Teachers'
Association
last
evening
the
members
heard
a
very
Inter
esting
address
by
Cliff
Islle
sec
retary
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.,
on
the
work
of
the
organization
In
the
district.
Mr.
Leslie
explained
the
work
of
the
various
organizations
that
were
included
In
the
united
war
services.
The
Salvation
Army
had
certain
duties,
the
Canadian
Leg-Ion
War
Services
looked
after
edu
cation
and
personal
services,
the
Knights
of
Columbus
had
their
responsibilities,
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
had
their
allotment
of
work.
The
Red
Cross
would
be
included
In
the
next
appeal
for
funds
for
the
auxiliary
services.
The
sneaker
mitHnpri
fho
do.
jvelopmcnt
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
as
a
peacetime
activity
and
then
gave
jin
detail
the
work
or
It
as
a
War
Service
organization.
It
had
given
service
in
the
Fenten
Raid,
in
the
South
African
War
and
in
the
last
I
Great
War.
From
tha
outbreak
of
this
war
all
its
resources
had
been
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
Dom
inion
government.
All
profits
from
the
canteen
wee
turned
over
to
I
rhe
Dominion
government.
They
I
laid
stress
on
the
necessity
for
a
Christian
attitude
towards
life
and
the
need
for
real
democracy
In
the
individual
and
national
life.
.The
record
of
the
work
In
this
area
made
a
very
evident
impression
on
the
teachers
who
were
j
quick
to
show
their
appreciation
'of
the
speaker's
address.
n
In
the
business
session
preced-
ing,
matters
of
interest
to
the
teachers
as
a
profession
were
ful-
iiy
awcusBea
witn
T.
L.
Da
vies.
president,
in
the
chair.
J.
S.
Wil-1
son
gave
an
outline
of
the
work
that
a
response
to
the
Poppy
Tap
Uay
enabled
H
the
C
4Canadlan
Canadian
Le,on
Legion
The
following
Is
from
the
Pet-
,
rogalar
News
Bulletin,
Chicago,
Al
thewveterans
and
their
which
is
just
to
hand:
ntJT
lndi
...
.
tlons
brought
hardships
on
them.
Ye,
who
pass
on
with
careless,
fSU"
7!,'-
hurrvincr
fePt
hp
be
pleased
to
hear
tha
D.
P.
Stork.
!
'
Behold
her,
shining
In
the
crty
'
?ZZ
rfCPntly
been
stjpg
made
sales
promotional
man-
The
scarlet
Poppy.
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corporation
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a
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Comfortable,
Dependable
2
PHONE
13
21-Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
Itiver.
Saturday
at
11:15
p.m.,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p.m.
Alr-Condltioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
full
information,
reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
It.
S.
GRL'IG,
CITY
PASSENGER
AGENT,
528
Third
Ave.,
Thone
2C0,
Prince
Kupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
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