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C0NGRAT1XAT10NS
TO
SALVATION
ARMY
The
Salvation
Army,
wtoee
auxiliary
service;
war
work
in
Prince
Rupert
has
gone
on
unohstni-!
areiy
and
largely
without
the
flare
of
publicity,
is
to
bp
2ppre2tiTt4
coogramlatx-d
in
connection
with
the
fefttab&Anent
of
the
fine
sew
feanen's
dob
which
was
officially
opened
on
Wednesday
after-,
noon.
As
was
appropriately
enough
said
by
thje
speakers
on
the
dedicatory
occasion,
it
meets
a
need
which
was
really
badly
feh
here
and
fill
it
adequately
indeed.
Men
of
the
merchant
navy
will
now
have
an
opportunity
at
Prince
Rupert
of
spending
pleasant
leisure
hours
amid
comfortable,
wholesome
and
homelike
surroundings
easOy
accessible
and
splendidly
appointed.
It
is
an
institution
such
as
which
wiH
make
Pn&ee
Rupert
a
pleasant
place
for
the
men
who
go
down
to
the
sea
in
snips
to
visit
instead
of
a
pott
with
a
bad
name,
a
desolate
an
inhospitable
place
to
be
shunned.
.
The
new
seamen's
home
was
conceived
primarily
I
for
the
benefit
of
the
rten
of
the
United
States
merchant
navy
hot
it
is
tojfce
hoped
that
tike
facility
wiH
also
be
available
for
Canadian
merchant
navy
men
as
wefl
as
thoee
of
other
merchant
navies
which
may
possibly
have
occasion
to
visit
here
ht
the
future.
BEATEN
BUT
DANGEROUS
.
Daily
from
within
the
enemy
nations
eopte
por-tentious
signs
of
grace
internal
crisis.
This
was
well
iSqitrated
for
both
(the
senior
axis
powers
yesterday.
In
Germany
there
is
a
bombing
plot
agamst
Adolf
Hitler,
the
Feahrer
narrowly
escaping
aass-inatkm.
In
Japan
there
is
a
complete
administrative
shake-up
with
admission
of
desperation
ir
far
as
success
in
the
war
is
concerned.
Soon
we
may
expect
the
most
determined
ccr
promise
peace
offerfsivea
of
the
war
from
'jenriarv
and
Japan.
Such
moves
would,
of
course,
be
f
I
treaehery
but,
happily,
there
appears
to
be
little
di.?-positkm
on
the
part
of
the
AlKes
to
relax
fro
in
v,r
resolve
for
unconditional
surrender.
LOCAL
BOY
"MENTIONED"
It
is
a
pleasure
for
the
Daily
News
to
join
in
tfce
congratulations
theij;
many
friends
are
extending
f.o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theo
Fortune,
popular
pioneer
residents,
in
view
of
the
announcement
today
that
their
son,
Petty
Officer
Terry
Fortune,
has
been
mentioned
in
dispatehes
for
the
part
be
played
as
a
member
of
the
personnel
of
the
Canadian
frigate
RMX-S.
Wakesiu
in
the
recent
exploit
of
sinking
a
German
U-boat
in
the
North
Atlantic
Terry
was
one
of
the
boys
of
the
local
Roya!
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
unit
who
went
into
active
service
on
the
outbreak
of
war
and
he
has
now
had
a
long
and
meritorious
record
of
sen
ice
as
recognized
by
the
honor
which
has
been
conferred
upon
him
by
being
"mentioned."
He
spent
all
his
life
here
and
was
a
buddingloca!
radio
announcer
during
the
pioneer
days
of
station
CFPR.
IMPORTANCE
OF
HEALTH
RECOGNIZED
The
announcement
by
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
that
there
will
be
established
in
the
dominion
government
a
department
of
national
health
and
welfare
will
meet
with
general
approval
throughout
Canada.
It
is
significant
that
in
many
of
the
most
progressive
countries
of
the
world
it
has
been
considered
essential
that
there
be
a
minister
of
health.
Notably
this
is
true
in
New
Zealand,
which
seems
to
be
a
world
leader
both
in
health
services
and
low
mortality
rates.
Similarly
in
Great
Britain
and
Belgium
there
are
ministers
of
health.
In
Australia
there
is
a
minister
of
health
and
social
service.
In
France
before
the
war
there
was
a
minister
of
family
and
health.
In
Russia
there
is
a
powerful
people's
commissariat
of
health.
In
other
countries
there
are
ministers
of
health
which
suggest
other
allied
objectives
in
their
titles.
This
is
true
in
Brazil,
Bolivia,
NJcaragua,
Paraguay,
Peru
and
Newfoundland.
In
the
United
States,
although
there
is
not
as
yet
a
secretary
of
health
in
the
cabinet,
there
is
the
United
States
public
health
service
with
far-reaching
federal
powers.
It
is
most
significant
that
there
are
three
great
countries
in
which
one
fails
to
find
the
term
"health''
in
connection
with
any
ministry.
These
are
Germany,
Italy
and
Spain.
Benjamin
Disraeli
great
prime
minister
of
the
last
century
stated
that
the
first
duty
of
the
statesman
is
the
care
of
the
public
health.
That
Canada
will
establish
a
ministry
of
national
health
and
wel
fare
means
that
the
dominion
recognizes
the
true
ideal
of
statesmanship.
Had
we
dropped
the
term,
it
youjd
have
implied
less
attention
to
health.
That
we
have
retained
it
is
a
guarantee
of
our
sincerity
in
our
stated
ideal
of
better
health
for
all
of
the
people.
Tense
Football
On
Hill
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plant
producing
aircraft,
ihipj
and
other
nearr
war
erjuipment
the
extra
ordinary
powers
of
the
X-rajr
are
being
employed
for
precite
inspection
of
mrMj
parts.
The
same
X-ray
which
rerolu-tionized
medical
praaice
is
now
serving
on
the
production
line.
Modern
machines
of
war
are
largely
constructed
from
metal
parts
that
haie
been
cast
(shaped
from
molten
ratal)
and
welded
together.
These
pans
and
their
welded
joints
must
be
sound
and
strong.
The
X-ray
makes
possible
the
most
careful
examination
of
the
internal
structure
of
steel,
aluminum
and
other
widely
nsed
metals.
The
penetrating
scrutiny
of
X-ray
reveals
any
hidden
flaws.
With
such
advanced
merfiods,
faulty
material
can
be
detected
and
discarded
early
in
production.
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inspection
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sure
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fighting
men.
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to
Canada
the
benefit
of
great
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in
this
important
field
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carried
on
for
many
years
by
DuPont
demists.
Fast,
reliable
DuPont
Safety
X-ray
films
for
industrial,
as
well
as
medical
and
dental
use
are
available
through
leading
X-ray
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distributors
from
coast
to
coast,
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Announcing
...
Rupert
Tohacco
Store
and
Newsstand
Centrally
located
at
Third
Ave.
and
Fourth
St.
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A
fall
line
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magazines
and
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tobacco,
novel-ties
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stationery.
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