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Message
From
Holland
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Saturday,
February
1,
1941.
)
,
There
is
an
annual
migration
of
storks
from
Holland
to
central
Africa
in
the
fall
and
returning
in
the
spring.
Last
fall
some
of
these
birds
carried
messages
from
Eur
ope
to
their
kinsfolk
of
South
Africa.
Here
is
one
of
the
messages
which
was
found
attached
to
a
bird:
"Living
un
Her
the
German
occupation
is
just
hell."
These
messages
are
having
a
profound
effect
on
the
Boers,
some
of
whom
had
been
inclined
to
be
pro-German
in
their
sympathies.
ire
Will
Last
'
Speaking
before
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
at
Vancouver
recently,
A.
M.
Wharton,
a
man
who
lived
a
long
tiine
in
India
and
who
entertained
with
numerous
anecdotes
and
st6ries
of
Indian
life
and
customs,
concluded
his
'address
with:
'VThe
British
Empire
will
last
just
as
long
as
its
men
and
women
show
the
pluck
and
determination
they
are
showing
today."
1
Lindbergh
&
Company
-
-
-
A
Writing
from
Washinrrton
to
a
chain
of
newspapers
"Jbsenh
Alsop
and
Robert
Kintner
excuses
the
attitude
of
Lindbererh
and
a
number
of
other
officers
in
the
United
tates
air
force
as
follows:
!
"The
thing
to
remember
about
Charles
A.
Lindbergh's
prediction
of
the
course
of
the
war
is
that
Lindbergh
speaks
for
a
special
group
of
American
airmen,
in
the
army,
and
out,
who
bet
their
professional
reputations
on
lermany
even
before
the
war
started.
"Last
summer,
after
the
fall
;of
France,
when
these
nen
confidently
prophecied
total
German
victory
in
a
"pw
days
or
weeks,
they
actually
convinced
the
military
in-elligence
section
of
the
war
department.
They
were
grossly
in
error
then.
As
their
professional
pride
is
deep-y
involved,
there
is.
every
reason
to
suspect
they
are
enuallv
in
error
now.
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of
Year
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to
Your
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be
a
winter
of
intenSive,preparation
in
Britain
and
intensive;
Friday
m
edh
on
prouuction
oi
war
materials
in
inis
country
tney
pian
an
offensive
on
the
continent.
"Lindbergh
flatly
says
this
is
impossible,
but
the
Bri-generals
are
quite
as
sure
that
with
command
of
the
iea,
equality
in
the
air,
an
army
of
4,000,000
and
superiority
in
morale
and
resources,
they
can
begin
rolling
the
Germans
back
from
the
coasts
of
Europe.
Because
of
.
Colonel
Lindbergh's
denunciation
of
the
lend-lease
bill,
it
is
worth
inquiring
more
closely
into
his
credentials
and
the
'
.
V
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i
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credentials
oi
me
group
ne
represents.
V.
"Roughly
speaking,
they
are
men
passionately
interested
in.
aviation,
in
whom
Germany's
early
emphasis
on
the
importance
of
air
strength
produced
a
natural
pro
fessional
deformation.
Officers
of
the
air
corps,
reading
the
reports
of
the
German
air
program
;
American
air
manufacturers,
visiting
German
air
plants
before
the
war
;
air"
technicians,
hearing
of
German
advances
all
were
'ihevitably
inclined
to
assume
that
Germany
could
not
help
put
win.
fij
"Until
the
fall
of
France,
theirs
was
a
minority
opinion.
The
French
collapse
was
their
professional
triumph.
Towards
the
end
of
July,
the
military
intelligence
went
solfar
as
to
submit
to
the
President
a
memorandum
positively,
forecasting
that
within
ten
days
to
two
weeks
after
the
beginning
of
an
all-out
German
attack,
the
British
air
force
would
either
be
driven
from
the
air
or
forced
to
seek
refuge
in
Scottish
bases.
Fortunately
for
the
world,
this
forecast
did
not
come
true."
boys
of
the
Anglican,
Baptist.
Pres
byterian
and
United
Sunday
Schools
and
their
dads
will
gather
together
to
enjoy
the
fellowship.
The
Boys'
Work
Board
was
to
have
being
undertaken
by
the
Sunday
School
Superintendent's
Board
Sunday,
February
9.
P.
H.
Llnzey,
Empire.
chairman
of
this
board,
will
conduct
the
service
and
Capt.
R.
C
H.
Durnford.
local
garrison
chaplain,
w(ll
be
the
speaker.
Special
music
TtTT
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NEWS
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i
THE
YOUNG
STENOGRAPHER
REQUESTS
NO
ROCKS,
PLEASE
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
complete
charge
of
the
program
Feb.
5
Slomo
vs.
Evening
Km
and
the
Girls'
Work
Board
offered
Ipire,
Woonjas
vs.
Q.
S..
Rinkey
to
take
charge
of
the
kitchen.
:Dlnks
vs.
Comosers,
Peoples
store
A
new
Idea
in
Prince
Rupert
Is
vs.
Toilers,
Franks
vs.
Alley
cat?.
Feb.
12
Q.
S.
Grocery
vs.
Alley
Cats,
Comosers
vs.
Peoples
Store.
which
is
holding
a
Sunday
School
Toilers
vs.
Franks.
Rinkey
Dinks
Rally
In
the
Anglican
Cathedral
on
vs.
Slomo,
Woonjas
vs.
Evening
!
FVh
19
ninkev
Dinks
vs.
Peo
ples,
Franks
vs.
Evening;
Empire,
Slomo
vs.
Alley
Cats,
Comosers
vs.
Woonjas,
Toilers
vs.
Q.
S.
Grocery.
MEN'S
Work
Boots
Wc
carry
a
full
range
of
High
Arch,
Greb,
Valentine
and
Pioneer
work-ing
boots
in
various
weights
and
designs.
Leather
and
Panco
Soles.
Priced
up
from
$3.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
jL
MBaBBaaWMaaBalaaaaaB
This
pretty
stenographer
is
seen
at
the
glass
desk
of
an
Indian
potentate
s
glass
office
.uiuv
It
was
ordered
because
the
potentate
thought
it
looked
cool.
It
may
be
cool
but
the
drawers
art-not
very
private.
RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION
t
will
be
provided
by
the
United
'Church
Junior
Choir.
Reports
for
the
second
annual
camps
were
heard.
Discussion
ar-
lSlIlli
11UII1
LAIC
iVPWl
WO
v
v.aw
camps
centred
chiefly
around
the
difficulties
of
choosing
a
suitable
Annual
Week
to
Me
Observed.
Com-
slte
Many
'obstacles
were
encoun-ineiu'ing
Tomorrow
tared
with
last
year's
camps
at
Ladies'
Bowling
Hangers,
llij
Sisters,
lllue
IJirtls
and
Styletles
Are
Winners
This
Week
In
this
week's
play
in
the
Ladies'
Porcher.
Island
due
to
the
distance
Bowling
League
Rangers
scored
a
The
Religious
Education
Council
from
the
city
and
the
lack
of
dean
sweep
three
games
to
nil
Island.
Last
victory
oven
Annette's.
Big
Sisters
to
the
transportation
rerenUv
met
at
the
home
of
Its
S..
Sl
y
WatsJn.
to'year's
camps
were
not
quite
self-
defeated
Lucky
Strikes.
Blue
Birds
5SS
InaTplanffr
the
obser-
supporting
from
a
financial
angle
downed
Savoy
Swingers
and
Sty-vancTof
the
annual
Religious
Edu-
but
this
year
It
Is
hoped
that,
by
tettea
took
the
measure
of
Knox
cXnSoincluS
Se
dates
de-
more
careful
planning,
to
place
Hotel
scores
being
two
games
to
.
,
rh,v
vh-
them
on
a
self-supporting
basis,
one
In
each
case.
High
average
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Timer.
ruary
2,
to-Sunday,
February
9
in-
leniauve
pians
are
uimcr
.u-
elusive.
All
the
member
churches
ol
tratlon
to
bring
a
camp
director
ers
with
247.
irom
Vancouver
wno
woum
pro-
the
council
are
co-operating
In
the
evenU
of
this
week.
viae
new
camp
retauonsnips
wnicn
A
rally
of
all
those
Interested
In
wouia
De
01
greater
appeal
vo
ouys
the
furthering
of
ChrLstlan
Edu-
and
girls
and
would
ensure
the
cation
Is
planned
for
next
Sunday
continued
success
of
this
project.
in
First
Baptist
Church.
Rev.
Dr.
The
attention
of
the
executive
Hugh
Dobson
of
Toronto,
social
was
drawn
to
the
recently
formed
sprvlv
.vri-etarv
for
the
United
Young
Peonies'
Badminton
Club
BOWLING
February
4
Lucky
ptrtKeS'"VS.
Annettes.
Stylettes
vs.
Bluebirds,
I
Savov
Swlnsrers
vs.
Knox
Hotel.
Church,
will
be
the
guest
speaker,
meeting
In
the
Rupert
East
oymn.
Rangers
vs.
Big
Sisters.
A
suitable
program
was
discussed
The
members
were
asked
to
pub-
j
February
11
Knox
Hotel
vs.
and
the
members
were
urged
to
licize
the
scheme
In
their
respect-
'Rangers.
Savoy
Swingers
vs.
Big
seek
the
co-operation
of
their
re-
ive
organizations.
'Sisters.
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Bluebirds.
spective
congregations
in
order
Owing
to
the
fact
that
plans
for
stylettes
vs.
Annettes.
that
a
large
attendance
may
be
Religious
Education
Council
week
February.
18
Annette
vs.
Blue-
iuc
iuij
niu
iniunii
navu
turn
i
iwiutiiv
10
ci.-
anticipated.
wcupieo
most
oi
or
me
me
aiscussion
aiscussion
.bird
birds
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SKers
vs
Knox
Hotel
1
:iUJiuvva;
niLituugn
ifiey
kiiuw
ua
a
very
uurriuie
nine
isj
in
conjunction
witn
iiengiousta-
luriner
ousincss
was
pcxsipoueu
un-
.Rangers
vs.
Savoy
Swingers.
Lucky
immediately
ahead,
they
expect
to
get
through
the
spring
ucatlonal
Council
week
the
annual
ui
a
mer
meeting.
IStrlkes
vs.
Styletles.
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the
addition
of
Helge
Holke-istad
of
the
Savoy
squad.
AUd
on
ih.
card
will
be
Junior
and
ladle'
I
league
games.
The
first
game
will
I
ibe
Charleston
vs.
High
School
to
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?nable
the
sailors
to
return
early;
aboard
ship.
Tcrcnto
Maple
Leafs
scored
a
close
two
to
one
victory
over
Detroit
Red
Wings
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the
National
Hockey
League
here
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of
Norwaj
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and
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