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September
12,
1M2
EDITORIAL
The
Premier's
Speech
.
.
.
The
sneech
of
Prime
Minister
William
Lvon
Mack
BOWLING
IS
r
UNDERWAY;
Five
Pin
Sranq
Gets
I'nder
Way
J
i
Xest
Mendar
The
1942-43
cowling
season
is
well
under
way
and
league
bowling
is
once
again
starting.
At
a
meeting
held
recently
by
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowiinj
League
plans
were
made
for
the
ensuing
season.
The
officers
elected
were:
President.
Cy
Kellett.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Harry
Lee.
The
five
pin
bowling
night
will
again
be
on
Mondays.
The
games
he
rtLaved
in
two
heats.
I
It
was
decided
to
distribute
the
prize
money
thus:
First
team.
$25.
Second
team,
SIS.
Third
team,
$10.
High
Average.
$5.
High
single
game.
$3.
High
three
games
$3.
There
will
also
be
a
trophy
don-
enzie
King
could
not
be
described
as
inspiring
for
Kingiatbv
wiua
F.
Stone.
There
were
many
teams
entered
speeches
never
are.
It
was
factual,
however,
and
some
pf
llZ
Si
n
but
17,
11
in
Idealistic
lone.
Al
leasv
n
rang
whii
tne
Muwuiy
ui
ten
teams
have
paid
their
en-
a
man
convinced
himself
of
the
unquestioned
worthiness
trance
fee
to
date,
of
the
cause.
It
was
a
speech
that
might
draw
jeers
from
Team
rotting
off
their
games
the
cynical
who
may
be
numbered
among
the
fifth
"gt
mt?ry
v
Dry
Dock
umnists
in
the
freedom
of
democracy.
.,..,,.
,'
Painter,
rcjip
signallers
vs.
It
was
a
forthright
review
of
three
years
of
war,
sav-Mors.
stones
clothiers
vs.
featured
by
no
undue
optimism
but
plainly,uggestive
of
Monarch.
r.ccs.
vs.
Dry
Dock
a
long
and
hard
task
ahead
towards
a
sole
tolerable
con-'ju-stan.
Burn
shamrock
vs.
c
elusion
complete
and
utter
defeat
of
the
enemy.
!
Those
who
heard
the
speecn
may
not
nave
Deen
greatly
encouraged
but
they
should
be
more
resolved.
It
was
a
plain
Mackenzie
King
speech,
thought-provoking
if
not
inspiring.
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
could
never
be
called
a
spellbinder
but
he
is
never
lacking
in
quiet
idealism
and
the
ability
to
make
altruistic
definition
of
a
cause.
Comeback
In
Advertising
.
.
.
NEWS
FOR
MIDLANDS
i
1
Approximately
two
tons
of
1
scrap
rubber
was
gathered
In
one'
day
at
Cobourg
in
the
course
of'
a
drive
for
scrap
rubber.
Advertising
in
Britain
in
the
first
two
years
of
war
The
town
council
of
Port
Hope
was
sprimielv
nfiWfprl
pcrwvinllv
hv
thf
shnrtnerp
nf
has
ask"
'or
resignation
of
paper
and
the
discouragement
of
all
unnecessary
expen-
jS&l
uiiure
ana
activities
not
uireciiy
associaieu
wun
ine
war.
Df
co-operation
and
initiative
on
Of
these,
undoubtedly
the
first
item
had
the
most
the
part
of
the
town
police
force.
serious
effect
on
advertising.
The
paper
shortage
has
caused
the
complete
or
almost
complete
disapnearance
Th"tt.
lady
school
teach-
,
of
the
Montreal
district
visited
t
l-
j-
m.
i
i
ers
of
some
advertising
media.
The
newspapers
voluntarily
lhA
Vn..
r,ntl
rntt,,
in
cut
their
sizes
50
at
the
outbreak
of
and
by
percent
war
the
course
of
a
five
hundred
mile
now
are
down
to
less
than
a
ouarter
of
their
pre-war
con-
bicycle
trip,
having
taken
to
pedal-
j
sumption
and
no
single
publication
can
exceed
the
fair
1Ins
ln
vlew
01
gasoline
and
quota
allotted
to
it.
.
"ZnTTto'T?
In?
1
It
has
been
strictly
self-regulation.
The
newspaper
atut
tinmaTt
dayl
is
free
to
make
what
use
it
wll
of
its
firmly
controlled
The
young
ladies
were
Miss
Mar-allowance
with
the
exception
of
restrictions
On
the
pro-
garet
Perowne,
Miss
Pat
Hayberryi
portion
of
advertising
to
total
contents.
(Such
a
rule
and
Buth
sdweMy.
exists
in
Canada
under
postal
regulations.)
Undoubtedly,
it
was
this
restriction
on
the
size
of
their
publications
by
media
which
resulted
in
a
decline
in
British
advertising
rather
than
a
desire
by
advertisers
to
reduce
the
space
they
used.
This
is
evident
in
the
number
of
British
firms
which
continue
to
advertise
even
though
rates
are
up
70
percent
in
some
cases,
and
because
the
volume
of
advertising
is
actually
increasing.
The
decline
In
olume
of
nress
advertising
in
Britain'
conforms
remarkably
close
to
the
decline
in
total
news-
Hje
pra,es
J?d
K11"
r,v.;f
:v,
the
prairies.
They
have
never
look-
print
consumption.
,
.1.
y.
The
decline
in
volume
of
press
advertising
in
Britain
crops
been
more
abundant
There'
period,
July
to
October,
1941,
was
approximately-50
per
as
talk
-on
the
train
of
the
possi-i
cent,
as
compared
with
the
same
period
of
1938.
bmty
ot
lhe
crP
eotng
to
waste
.Aut'
in
,"
ith
1940,
adverting
rMA
hJ?3T'5
unuMi
provincial
anu
.suuuroan
newspapers
increasea
BeTYice
men
wouid
weicome
har-more
than
20
percent
during
the
last
six
months
of
1941.
vest
leave
and
would
wiijingiy
Substantial
increases
in
appropriations
in
several
helP!
seeing
the
prairies
in
all
classifications
were
made
during
the
first
quarter
of
1942.
,ihelr
gMen
gkr
brousht
to
mind
TVmc
RmVicli
,U'0Y.cay.a
tnncA
.?fl,
nmr
w,cfM'.
a
harvest
poem
by
our
own
Mrs.
tions
and
much
discouragement,
set
an
example
for
the
poet
and
world
in
their
steadfast
faith
in
the
power
of
advertis-'esses.
i
r
ing
under
all
conditions.
The
advertiser
who
feels
he
can
afford
to
cease
or
curtail
advertising
should
learn
first
what
happened
to
those
who
tried
it.
Room
Accommodation
.
.
.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARI11TTT,
IlMte
HACK
ON
JOB
Back
again
after
three
weeks
on
Prince
Rupert's
talented
one
of
our
Senior
Host-
reproduce
it
with
her
per
mission.
THE
SONG
OF
THE
WHEAT
Murmuring,
waving,
bending
"Sanctus,
Sanctus,
Sanctus!"
saying.
"Glory
be
to
God
on
high!"
Lo,
the
earth
her
bounty
giveth
As
the
Lord,
who
ever
llveth,
dation
for
transient
visitors
to
Prince
Rupert,
of
whom
Rolling,
roiling,
onward
ever,
there
are
more
than
ever
now
due
to
increased
business
Uke
flowing
restless
river,
and
population,
continues
acute.
We
hear
of
considerable
s!8hln8J,th
fuU
Jc?fd-inconvenience
and
in
some
cases
hardship
on
this
account.
But
e
g0iden
prawfuieth
With
no
hotel,
rooms
available,
people
have
to
walk
the
"Holy.
Holy,
Holy-
Lord,
streets
all
nujht
or
sleep
in
a
chair,
if
they
can
find
the'
chair.
With
tie
fall
and
winter
coming,,
it
will
be
all
the
Bread
aod-in
robes
of
glory,
more
uncomf
,
.
i
stable.
S
,
.
,
"
,
,.
.
...
iUJSJS
Gleams
the
nations
dally
food.
US?'
CertainlyTmore
hotel
accommodation
is
required
in
tne
voice
of
minions
rtnging-
the
city
but
it
taKeK
time
to
erect
noteis,
particularly
un-.
"sanctus,
sanctus,
sanctus"
sing
der
conditions'
such
as
these
when
regulations
in
regard
to
building
ai
tight
and
materials
are
scarce.
Organizations
and
citizens
must
be
prepared
to
do
all
they
can
to
assist
in
meeting
the
situationEvery
idea
to
more
efficiently
use
all
available
shelter
should
be
carefully
considered.
Well,
we
are
getting
the
boom
we
all
wished
for.
How
do
you
like
it?
Ing
To
the
Olver
of
all
Oood!
The
Hostess,
TALKED
ON
BUS
GRANTHAM,
Eng.,
Sept.
12:
0.
Careless
talk
cost
Mrs.
Dorothy
Linklater
the
equivalent
of
$100,
She
was
charged
with
having
disclosed
secret
Information
to
an
airman
during
a
bus
Journey,
V1
2
ADA
Letter
Box
SOME
OTHER
THINGS
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
have
only
a
few
minutes
in
which
to
acknowledge
the
letter
from
"A
Canadian"
in
the
News.
It
gives
me
great
pleasure
to
note
that
there
is
one
person
ln
I
Rupert
who
Is
not
asleep
or
too
ousy
accumulating
dollars
Oat
this
person
Is
so
modest
Now,
this
letter
Just
reminds
tne
of
several
things
just
like
that
iATIONAL
REGISTRATION
F
WOMEN
IN
CANADA
Sept.
14
to
Sept.
19,
1942
THOSE
WHO
MUST
REGISTER
AU
females
bora
between
January
lt.
3918
and
December
3
1st,
im,
tn-clusiv,
who
are
not
now
la
possession
of
Unemployment
Insurance
Card
Form
411
or
413
(DJustratwi
Ulow).
Also
all
tboeo
who
iu
aucH
crd
in
their
possession
but
who
ar
not
employed
In
Insurable
employment.
WHERE
YOU
MUST
REGISTER
You
must
regHster
at
your
nearest
Selective
Service
Office
(lor
marly
the
local
Employment
&
Claims
Office
of
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission),
or
a
location
set
up
for
your
convenience.'
li
you
reside
In
a
rural
area,
you
register
at
your
nearest
Post
Office.
THE
DATE
OF
REGISTRATION
You
may
register
at
any
time
between
Monday,
September
14th,
and
Saturday,
September
19th,
1942.
THOSE
WHO
NEED
NOT
REGISTER
Inmates
of
Institutions
such
as
hospitals
and
mental
hospitals
and
members
of
religious
orders.
Those
in
possession
of
either
of
the
two
Unemployment
Insurance
Cards
Form
411
or
413
(Illustrated)
rA
vvbo
are
now
employed
in
insurable
employment.
NOTE:
li
you
are
now
unemployed,
you
will
bo
requirod
to
register.
II
you
have
an
Insurance
book
number
or
registration
certificate
U.I.C.
411
or
413
which
you
got
when
you
were
previously
employed,
bring
It
with
you
when
registering.
ELLIOTT
M.
LITTLE
Director
National
Selective
Service
NOTICE!
Registration
of
Women
in
Prince
Rupert
Area
In
order
to
avoid
congestion
women
are
requested
to
register
alphabetically
by
surname
as
follows:
A
to
C
on
Tuesday
I)
to
G
on
Wednesday
II
to
L
on
Thursday
M
to
I'
on
Friday
Q
to
T
on
Saturday
U
to
Z
on
Monday,
Sept.
'21
Registration
hours
will
be
from
9
a.m.
to
9
pjn.
In
Iural
Area
according
to
Poet
Office
hours.
RegUter
at
LOCAL
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
3rd
Avenue
and
Cth
Street
out
I
shall
mention
only
a
few
of
them,
which
may
not
seem
related
unless
you
think.
1
There
was
the
CPU.,
the
P.O,E.
and
the
Canadian
Northern.
Then
during
the
last
war
Vancouver
i
stele
our
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
j
Railway.
Now
Vancouver,
that
'great
euy
ot
suoer-Datrlots.
Is
again
out
to
skin
the
North
once
more.
And
fancy
paying
an
Income
tax
on
S6G0,
SUCKER.
HUMPHREY
MITCHELL
Minister
of
Labour
ssa
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