riai
two
AIR
FORCE
SHOWER
IS
NAMES
FOR
INBOWLS
SUCCESSFUL
WARTANKS
Results
of
Opening;
Games
In
Delightful
Affair
Held
at
ltidley
South
Africa
Opens
New
IWencv
Newly
Formed
Service
League
j
Home
Thursday
Afternoon
j
Loan
With
Unique
Features
Due
to
the
blackout
on
Monday
The
Ridley
Home
grocery
shower
GAPE
TOWN,
October:
3
tonight,
six
teams
of
the
Men"s
Five
was
held
at
the
home
on
Thurs-
Tanks
on
the
battle
fronts
of
the
Pin
League
failed
to
complete
the
day
afternoon.
Several
visitors
world
may
soon
bear
the
names
of
games
scheduled
for
this
week,
j
brought
gifts
and
were
shown
over
South
African
citizens
or
com-Tonlght
Ordnance
Corps
will
play
the
home.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
dlo-
'mwalUec.
the
remaining
games
with
Dry
cesan
president
of
the
Women's!
A
Defence
Loan
recently
opened
Dock
and
Watts
&
Nickerson
will
Auxiliary,
received
the
guests,
in
the
'Union
now
makes
it
pas-meet
Boom
Defence
at
the
same
Groceries
were
handed
In
to
Mrs.
slble
for
each
Individual
to
con-time.
SavMor
Grocery
will
bowl
W.
J.
Greer
and
Mrs.
W.
Dun-
tribute
directly
to
the
cost
of
war
with
Chinese
Youth
Association
'
gate.
weapons,
and
any
who
subscribe
Sunday
night.
i
The
tea
room
was
ably
conduct-
fufflcJesrtly
may
have
a
tank
.or
Results
in
the
opening
games
ofed
by
'Mrs.
A.
Dateell
and
Miss
fleet
of
tanks
named
after
them,
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Margaret
Cunningham,
Mrs.
E.
Authorities
hope
this
scheme
Bowling
League
were
as
follows:
Administration
1
Smith
252
McLaehlan
120
Simpson
103
Ferguson
170
Jurmaln
146
Totals
791
Accounts
1
Cunningham
119
Hall
135
Prowse
210
Taylor
159
Goldensteln
158
Totals
"81
Armament
1
Ricard
22S
Parsons
123
Speagle
HS
Jones
...
83
Sumner
147
Smith
Fulton
Totals
726
Defence
"B"
1
Morris
82
McClean
172
Sheppard
192
Edmondson
253
Settle
155
Totals
No.
4
Group
Solfer
'A"
854
1
125
Easson
100
Cato
182
Saunders
.....
138
Gordon
97
Totals
642
Maintenance
"A"
1
Jopson
131
Wild
-
167
Dougherty
136
Perclval
110
Fuller
255
Totals
"99
286
278
999
2
193
225
147
145
217
113
207
142
116
795
2
77
149
194
142
132
C91
2
187
91
185
151
114
728
2
197
195
169
154
216
931
Merchants
I
Attention
!
WITH
MEAT
SCARCE
3
234
186
99
252
869
3
145
818
3
165
131
204
152
180
832
During
these
dark
evenings
and
dim-out
times
when
win-
dow
display
is
virtually
ruled
out
and
even
in
the
daytime
people
are
too
busy
to
wan-
der
around
the
streets
searching
for
values,
we
would
recommend
to
Prince
Rupert
merchants
the
greater
importance
than
ever
of
ad-
vertising
In
the
newspapers
which
are
so
much
In
demand
on
account
of
the
war
news.
The
medium
of
the
news-
1
paper
is
more
effective
than
ever
In
drawing
attention
to
stocks,
particularly
between
now
and
Christmas.
Get
in
touch
with
the
Daily
News
now.
.
Gage,
one
of
our
new
workers;
will
draw
off
much
of
the
assisting,
while
Mrs.
W.
H.
Smith,
I
192.000,000
$679,500,000
lying
the
other
worker,
had
all
the
idle
in
current
accounts
of
corn-smaller
children
of
our
large
fam-
Imereial
banks:
interest
will
be
137
219
,
ily
in
her
cottage.
-
paid
at
the
rate
of
three
per
113
132
Beautiful
autumn
flowers,
don-'cent
annualy.
Lists
are
to
remain
185
209
ated
by
Mrs.
Gibson
and
Mrs.
A.
j
open
indefinitely,
and
repayment
asBjstrachan,
made
tne
nouses
look
will
be
made
at
par
in
1964.
How-3
very
bright
and
cheerful.
lever
the
government
reserves
the
190'
Gifts
of
groceries
and
donations
riht
to
repay
on
or
after
Aug.
15
208
1
were
received
from
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mc-1
1957.
on
three
months'
notice.
181.lntosh,
Mrs.
Jacobs,
Mrs.
Painter,'
South
Africa
will
gain
three
ad-108.
Miss
N.
Smith,
Mrs
.C.
Carrie,
Mrs.
vantages
from
the
war.
stated
152
100
w.
Dungate,
Mrs.
R.
Pp.jJiSfiJ.
H.
Hofmeyr,
Minister
of
862
787
1
Mrs
A.
Strachan,
Mrs.
Josle
Fla-
Finance
and
Education,
at
Jo-2
3
ten.
Miss
Cross.
Mrs.
Ed.
Olsen.
h.mn-hnrir
riniv
tt
tutrf
.Mrs.
M.
Lamb,
MrswW.
J.
Oreer,
them
us
industrial
development,
176'
Mrs.
J.
B
Gibson,
Miss
E.
Gibson,
j
closer
co-operation
between
Af-145
Mrs.
V.
Holmes,
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRae,
j
rlkaans
and
English-speaking
clt-
vsiMrs.
Buleer.
Mrs.
A.
Dalsell.
Miss
irjns
promniifioH
in
tv,
M.
Cunningham.
Mrs.
c.
Jonanson.
I
army,
and
a
new
"African"
out
Mrs.
L.
Fitzgerald,
Johnson's
hook.
Grocery.
Mrs
H.
CapsticK,
Mrs.
Speaking
of
next
year's
election.
Hill,
Mrs.
Doiron.
Mrs.
O.
Pick.
Mr.
Hofmeyer
said
that
the
elec-Mrs.
W.
McKenzIe,
Mrs.
Durran,
tton
could
only
be
postponed
by
Mrs.
J.
Johns.
Mrs.
R.
G.
Hop-
decision
of
Darliament
and
on
the
i.J(kins,
Mrs.
C.
Toombs,
Miss
Beag-1
grounds
of
th
International
sit
1281
ie.,
Mrs
Ed
oisen,
Mrs.
J.
Wjuation.
103
Moorehouse.
Mrs.
A.
Gomez,
Mrs.
i
Security
Outlook
.
;
n
"ufrfK'l
Prime
Minister
J.
C.
Smuts
has
636
1
Mrs
A.
McKenzie,
Mrs.
W.
McLean,
deeJared
-Alrlca
that
soUth
is
in
237kirs.
Wilfred
McLean.
Mrs.
Braun.
of
iQ
member
of
,f
.
,
.
'
,
w
nr
Population.
In
a
message
to
i.
j.
woxiora,
fvirs.
j.
uay.
ir
.
the
Social
KwMjritv
OnmrrM.
nn
166C.
J.
Norrington.
Mrs.
Hagen.
i
,,
,
ntKo
taA
"Hyde
Transfer.
evwl
thouah
the
Atlantic
Chart
FOOTSTEPS
OF
FATHER
Rev.
Randall
Stringer,
stringer,
Son
son
Ol
Famous
Northern
Bishop,
On
Way
to
Yukon
Having
relinquished
Uie
metropolitan
rectorship
of
an
import
ant
church
in
Oshawa,
Ontario.
er
concerned
Itself
with
Inter
national
action,
it
is
no
less
im-
'portant
that
Individual
nations
should
bring
about
greater
social
and
economic
security
for
their
own
citizens.
In
a
separate
statement.
Hon,
.
H.
G.
Lawerence.
Minister
of
the
to
follow
in
the
missionary
field
land
miners
employed
in
war
work,
footsteps
of
his
famous
father,
i
stated
Hon.
C.
F.
Stallard,
Mln-
the
late
Archbishop
I.
O.
Stringer.
ister
of
Mines,
speaking
at
Barb-
Rev.
Randall
Stringer
is
visiting!
In
Prince
Rupert
on
his
way
to
I
Fort
Selkirk,
Yukon
Territory.
There
he
will
assume
a
pariah
consisting
of
a
small
group,
of
white
people
around
a
Hudson
Bay
post
and
a
nomadic
band
of
northern
Indians.
Accompanying
him
is
his
bride,
the
daughter
.of
Archbishop
Harding
of
Rupert's
Land,
who
has
been
a
mine
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
The
interesting
couplcare
guests
while
here
of
Bishop
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Rlx
at
Bishop's
Lodge.
They
win
be
proceeding
north
at
the
first
of
next
week.
It
Is
an
Interesting
coincidence
that
Mrs.
Stringer,
the
bride,
is
the
daughter
of
the
succesor
of
the
groom's
father
a
Archbishop
oi
Kupert's
Land.
The
late.
Arch
Fish
are
most
easily
digested
1
w
xor
than
most
other
foods.
years
Blshop
of
the
Yukon-
Savage
SHOES
Will
Last
You
Longer
'Cause
Sandy
Savage
Makes
Them
Stronger
HUKLBUT,
JACK
&
JILL
a
MICKY
MOUSE,
VALUE
LEADER
LOAFEKETTES
'
;i
AH
Carried
in
Stock
Here
WE
HAVE
"MOSCO"
CORN
CURE
Family
shoe
store
lt
many
Interior
and
Public
Health
mad
it
known
that
public
health
ex
pendltures
will
pass
the
1,000,000
($4,470,000)
mark
this
year
for
the
first
time.
There
is
no
logic
in
suggesting
that
gold
mines
be
shut
down
V
"
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SATURDAY,
OfTuBr
,
'
II
I
III
II
I
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I
h
I
!!
neck.
Letter
Box
immSIMSRAELISM
Editor.
Dally
News:
I
don't
claim
to
be
an
authority
on
the
teaching
of
the
British-Israelite
Society
but,
if
1U
doctrine
corresponds
to
the
spirit
which
Mr.
and
Parker
demonstrates,
I
am
thank-
KITTEN
-IHXOKATEl)-LONDON.
Oct.
3:'
O
Sooty,
a
black
and
white
kitten
who
ac
erton
in
the
Transvaal.
He
ex
pressed
faith
in
the
future
of
gold,
and
said
the
closing
of
the
gold
industry
in
a
countiy
de
pendent
on
it
would
depress
living
standards.
CHURCH
HAS
I
fob
swper'CHURCH
NOTICE
One
Hundred
Person
In
Attendance
at
Rally
Gathering
Ut
Night
About
one
hmdred
members
frtewk
of
FkMt
Baptlas
Church
attended
a
WgWy
enjoy-
ful
that
my
names
does
not
appear
able
rally
supper
In
ttie
SMreh
among
its
converts.
It
has
been
parlors
test
evening.
H.
M.
Dag-men
aflame
with
the
Idea
that
gett
was
chairman
and
welcomed
theirs
is
a
super-race
and
they
those
present,
are
super-men
that
has
brought
After
fupper
a
brief
devotional
most
of
the
flow
of
human
blood
period
was
led
by
the
pastor,
Rev
through
the
centuries.
We
forget
C.
A.
Wright,
too
easily
that
It
is
the
"meek
who
P.
H.
Unaey
spoke
briefly
on
shall
inherit
the
earth"
and
that
behalf
of
the
dew
bob
'a
ami
urged
God
can
work
only
through
that
a
united
effort
and
re-eonseera-
lndlvldual
or
that
nation
who
wM
Man
in
tfcwe
days
which
offered
walk
humbly
before
Him.
Jeeus
such
great
opportunities
to
a
pro-
sald,
"I
am
meek
and
lowly
of
greslve
church,
heart
learn
of
me."
Also,
"who-
C.
H.
Hknu
presented
a
report
soever
shalt
exalt
himself
shall
be
as
ohalrnum
of
the
ftnoftee
com-abased."
What
we
need
to
remem-
mks
and
aU
Uwt
the
ohurch
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
A.
F.
Maeflwecn,
BA.
Mlnw
Mm.
E.
J.
Smith
Choir
Leader
v.
.1.......
...
k.
.,a
barf
had
abaui.
tMO
KeMded
OH
...
f
limn
k
.
m
y
a
.
Bak.-
.
of'thT"
"M,
Kingdom
1.
blU
being
paid
AiM.Ml.AiS
tMUlU
II,
SKA,
C0
not
of
this
world."
MAGNUS
B.
ANDERSON.
iUi
a
small
balance
on
hand.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Ollker
spoke
for
the
Mlasioa
Circle
and
invited
any
of
of
the
ladies
present
to
co-operate
in
this
worthwhile
work.
.
Mis
Kay
Watson.
In
the
absence
of
the
president
of
the
Bap-
ti't
Yovnc
Young
Peoples
Peonies
Association.
AaaoeUUon.
.
SUMMV.
11:00
am.
12:15
poi
uiirt
7
30
p.m
Evm
t:30
p.m
Km
Heur.
Holy
Communion.
10:00
am.
8unda
grhoo!
and
Bible
Ctais
11:00
a
m
Harvest
Festival.
7
30
pm
Tlir
-ieMa!
prea-her
ut
Uie
Hsiren,
FIM
CarKMi
W
F
ItttJhbrook
companied
me
navy
10
ineppe
ana
t
j
"never
turned
a
hair"
during
pie
the
alms
and
ofaJtcU
of
ilOnie
INUrSinCf
bombardment
of
the
r'rencn
hat
hodv
which
was
Dlavlna
such
coast,
has
been
decorated
for
gal-
an
tmporUnt
role
in
the
lUe
of
antry
In
action
a
miniature
Vie-
the
choroh.
I
toria
Croas
now
hangs
from
he
Mlsa
Joy
Berg
reported
on.
the
C.GJ.T.
-and
at
tne
eoncioaton
immediate.
ehvwh
tot
bu,,d,n
"
"
mm'
trMi
of
the
Canadian
Red
CraMi
U
h
ol
"
7
bership
and
said
that
86
percent
Society,
the
Prince
Rupert
Henna
!.
IW
Navy
Training
The
South
African
training
ship,
General
Botha,
has
returned
to
to
active
service
with
the
Royal
Navy
under
her
former
name
H.
M.
S.
Thames.
She
will
not
put
to
sea
again
for
the
duration
but
will
provide
overflow
accommodation
for
ratings
from
the
Shnonstown
depot
ship.
H.
M.
S.
Afrikander.
Training
of
cadets
for
the
merchant
marine
will
continue
In
temporary
quartern
elsewhere.
Business
rent
lncreqie
have
been
restlcted
by
government
or
der.
Except
in
specially
sanctioned
.
"
"V
'JTZLTumZZl
T
charged
than
those
of
April
1,
1940.
The
trial
of
Robey
Lelbrandt
and
six
others
charged
with
treason
will
open
In
the
Supreme
Court
at
Pretoria
in
late
October
citadel
tadel
or
early
November.
ICTORY
is
in.
your
pocket
H
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
inn
At
Classes
Here
UrJl
ir"''
u
w"rh,n
gate
the
pledge
of
that
organisa-
1"fU,I
T""
Jjj
wards
llitlng
Them
lteumed
In
rrlnfr
O.
R
s.
Blackaby
stressed
the,
K"pftl
work
of
the
Sunday
School
as
the
j
most
Important
medium
in
tne
of
the
local
OCT
t
'
School
Btmngers
a,..,
&
Cordlai
.
ty.
5
Rushbrook
Heigh
Red
Cross
Brafid
Very
Kcceful
its
llfUuul
Of
.Mr.
Kolwrt
(iivtm
A
very
surc-
of
church
members
were
from
the
rjnjt
t,
wooing
towards
organ
nv
TlMrdo,f
by
m.
Sunday
Schools.
mg
of
home
nursing
c
lasses
In
Onltled
Cr..
The
pastor
gave
an
iiustrtnc
prince
Rupert
such
as
were
eon-
hu
tiw
mh.
addresi
on
"The
Church
of
God.'
ducted
here
a
couple
of
years
at,
room
in
RtutoU:
pomtlng
out
that
the
dynamic
Although
this
training
has
been
The
rounu
power
of
the
church
was
the
spirit
primarily
designed
for
Btoe-Usiticd
with
:.u.
of
Ood.
without
which
H
was
purpose,
the
Red
Croas
Society
Murray.
Arfn-rf
powerleat
In
IU
endeaeouta.
has
been
urging
those
classes
as
a
A
raffle
w
Sergeant
Cameron
rendered
solos
wartime
meaaure
so
that
a
lamn
Wnathrrly
w.u.
which
were
inspiring
In
their
mea-
&
UWBdn
1U
at
least
elementary
I
The
guesti
nundnc
training
msght
be
creaieU
W
F
Eve
The
eommlttee
In
charge
con-
m
each
community
Although
sevCameron
:
sted
of
Mrs.
J
Armstrong.
Mrs.)
era
of
these
classes
have
bee
Senriteur
w
J.
C.
OiUcer
and
Mrs.
Don
Ritchie,
held
in
Prince
Rupert
In
the
past
Martin.
Mf
T
mwhm
at
me
isKnea
oi
ine.tt
u
thnuaht
that
(Kr.
mM,
t.
lor.
Mrs
K:,.,:
church.
ALHAMBUA
OF
Ol.l)
more
women
who
are
Interested
In
After
the
tatWes
had
been
clear-!
receiving
sttch
training.
enjoyed
by
all
and
the
evening
closed
wRh
the
National
Anthem.
liLACKOirTS
IN
llllti:
fesierday
we
lived
lar
apnrt
...
the
wtnVet
in
the
mills
...
the
farm
woman
in
her
kitchen
...
the
fisherman
down
by
the
sea.
Yesterday
we
went
our
several
ways
.
.
.
each
In
his
own
place
.
.
.
following
his
own
occupation
.
.
.
working
for
his
own
ends.
Today
there
is
bui
one
end,
one
lntotost,
one
task
for
all,
il
we
are
all
to
livo.
And
that
end
is
victory.
.
i
.
,
f
'
'
j
fou,
on
the
farm
.
.
.
you,
In
the
bank
.
.
;
you,
in
the
forest
or
factory
.
.
,
whatever
you
do
now
is
of
small
account
unless
it
hastens
vidoxy.
Over
and
above
what
you
are
doing,
whero
ever
you
are,
you
can
help
shorten
the
war".
.
.
by
your
savings.
That's
the
truth
...
a
solemn
truth
...
a
truth
you
should
think
about
when
you
hold
back
a
dollar
that
might
go
into
war
savings.
Think!
...
a
dollar
might
perhaps
lesson
by
a
minute
the
duration
of
the
war.
A
hundred
dollars
might
cut
off
an
hour.
A
million
dollars
might
save
months.
Months
ol
suffering
for
millions!
.
.
.
that
Is
what
you
may
bo
saving
...
not
simply
dollars,
but
lives.
111
Put
every
dollar
you
can
Into
the
now
Victory
Loan.
That
is
what
the
life
Insurance
com
panies
are
doing.
The
business
ol
life
Insurance
Is
protection,
and
we
know
oi
no
better
way
to
protect
tho
four
million
people
who
entrust
the
guardian
ship
of
their
future
to
us,
than
by
investing
In
victory.
There
can
be
no
protection
for
any
of
us,
unless
we
win
through
to
victory.
And
victory
Is
In
our
pockets.
7is
mesMJe
is
tpomottd
by
Lift
insurance
Companies
operating
in
Canada
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DUBLIN.
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3:
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gov-ernmeMt
has
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