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An
Example
From
Us
President
Roosevelt
goes
so
far
as
to
admit
that,
in
his
proposed
national
service
act
plan,
he
is
copying
the
pattern
of
Canada,
Australia
and
certain
other
British
Dominions.
That
may
be
encouraging
:to
those
responsible
for
Canada's
selective
service
set-,
.up
in
which
President
Roosevelt
must
see
some
.good
points
although
many
of
us
in
this
country
seem
to
have
difficulty
in
seeing
any
virtue
in
it,
particularly
if
it
causes
a
little
thought
or
bother.
The
general
principle
of
our
selective
service
setup
is,
no
doubt,
good
enough
although
sometimes
undesirable,
unwieldy
and
seemingly
pointless
com-.plications
are
appended
to
it.
These
are
difficult
and
chantrinir
times
and
measures
that
would
meet
a
situation
today
might
"be
entirely
unsuitable
for
a
condition
six
months
hence
that
are
entirely
unpredictable.
It
is
often
difficult
to
discern
the
difference
be-
tween
inexcusable
bungling
and
earnest
striving.
Due
to
government
regulations
and
restrictions,
on
and
after
January
15,
1044,
Me
will
operate
on
a
Cash
Basis.
Watch
this
'paper
for
advertisements
and
compare
our
prices.
We
solicit
your
business.
SAV-MOR
GROCERY
P.O.
Iiox,
Sub
Station
B,
Rox
1270
COO
7th
Ave.,
East
V.D.
RATE
IN
CITY
IS
HIGH
Reporting
of
All
Venereal
Cases
To
Public
Health
Authorities
Boosts
Loral
Rate
Above
Provincial
Average,
Dr.
Knipe
Says.
The
Incidence
of
venereal
dls-
40
1
eases
reported
to
medical
health
year
-
-
$400
j
authorities
hi
Prince
Rupert
In
DAILY
EDITION
Looks
Like
Favorable
Deal
.
.
.
It
looks
like
.a
Rood
deal
has
been
made
by
the
city
in
regard
to
the
local
civic
centre
project
The
city
turns
over
to
the
federal
government
property
on
McBride
Street
between
First
and
Second
Avenues
to
a
depth
of
five
lots
or
135
feet
as
the
site
for
a
Y;M.
C.A.
war
services
building.
The.
plans
of
the
structure
are
being
amended
to
meet
the
approval
of
the
civic
centre
organization.
Six
months
after
the
war
the
building
will
be
turned
over
for
civic
centre
purposes
at
a
price
settled
upon
by
arbitration.
Meanwhile
the
civic
centre
organization
has
no
financial
commitments
and
its
funds
are
in
no
way
jeopardized.
So
far
so
good
but
the
point
has1
been-raised
lately
that
some
sort
of
a
civic
centre
should
be
brought
into
being
without
waiting
for
the
war
to
end
as
the
need
is
as
great
now
as
it
may
be
at
any
time.
Meantime,
the
civic
centre
has
substantial
funds
available.
"Possibly
something
might
be
done
about
meeting
the
present
needs
in
a
manner
which
would
be
compatible
with
the
postwar
situation
when
it
is
to
be
assumed
plenty
lof
buildings
will
be
available.
-
-
-
.
1943
was
almost
live
times
as
Friday,
January
14,
1944
high
In
proportion
as
the
lncl-
-
-
Un
in
British
Columbia
In
1942,
the
latest
year
for
which
provincial
statistics
are
available.
It
was
revealed
today
by
Dr.
Roger
Knlpe,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Health
Unit.
Last
year's
venereal
disease
rate
in
the
city
was
14.9
cases
per
1000
population.
The
provincial
rate
for
1942
was
3.21
cases
per
1000
population.
Local
figures
are
based
on
a
highly
nuthoratlve
survey
which
sets
the
city's
population
at
13,-300.
The
wide
hiatus
between
the
record
of
local
Incidence
and
'
that
published
by
the
provincial
Public
Health
Department
does
not
mean
that
gonorrhea
and
syphilis
have
taken
a
sudden
upsweep
here
during
the
past
year.
It
was
made
clear
by
Dr.
Knlpe.
"While
it
is
probably
true
that
the
occurrence
of
veneral
disease
In
Prince
Rupert
is
i
higher
than
the
provincial
average,
the
actual
difference
is
jnot
so
great
as.
he
figures
in-Idicate,"
Dr.
Knipe
said.
"The
Prince
Rupert
Public
Health
.Unit
Is
advised
of
every
case
treated
by
a
city
doctor
and
Its
statistics
are
based
on
all
the
cases
that
have
occurred.
Cases
In
other
parts
of
the
orovlnce
so
naturally
the
provincial
rec
ord
Is
lower."
A
ratio
of
almost
three
to
one
of
gonorrhea
over
syphilis
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
NATIVE
SON
BOARD
HEAD
Joe
Scott
is
Distinctive
Full-li.st
of
Executive
for
Coming
Year.
,
Joseph
Scott
III,
having
been
duly
elected
to
the
office,
last
night
at
the
annual
meeting
took
over
his
duties
as
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
the
year
1944.
Mention
was
made
of
J
the
Interesting
facts
that
Mr
Scott
is
the
first
native
son
of
Prince
Rupert
to
become
president
of
the
chamber,
also
tho
fiist
son
of
a
former
president
to
assume
the
office
as
'welt
a.,
being
the
youngest
president
the
Chamber
has
had.
On
taking
over
the
chair,
Mr.
Scott
.
said
that
he
would
be
calling
upon
members
geaerally
for
assistance
during
the
coming
year
a
year
which
might
make
or
break
Prince
Rupert.
He
mentioned
the'
desirability
'of
a
strong
and
representative
membership
not
only
in
numbers
but
in
activity.
"
Mr.
Scott
expressed
gratification
at
the
fact
that
Arthur
Brooksbank
had
been
i
trailed
to
continue
for
another
year
as
secretary
providing
a
successor
w&d
g:oomed
during
the
year.
The
full
list
of
Chamber
of
,
Commerce
officers
for
the
year
;
is
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
T.
D,
Patullo
M.
L.
A.
'
Honorary
Vice-President,
Olof
1
Hanson
M.
P.
President,
W.
J.
Scott.
Vice-President.
G.
C.
Mitchell
Secretary
-Treasurer,
Arthur
Brooksbank.
Executive
Council
W.
R,
McAfee,
Arnold
Flaten.
V.
M.
Watts.
S.
E.
Parker.
O.
R.
S.
iiackaby,
J.
E.
LltUe,
D.
C.
Mc-Rae.
C.
O.
Minns.
J.
W.
NicholU
and
O.
W.
Nlckerson.
is
revealed
by
a
break-down
of,taed
111
the
clt'
Dr-
KnlPe
the
figures.
Out
of
the
cityts
venereal
rate
of
14.9
cases
per
10C0,
71
per
cent,
'or
10.6
cases
per
1000,
suffered
from
gonorrhea.
The
other
29
per
cent
or
43
cases
per
1000,
had
syphilis.
The
Prince
Rupert
Public
ed
the
other
53
per
cent.
that
military
personnel
are
re-
j
sponsible
for
the
high
Incidence
of
venereal
disease
in
the
city.
I
"The
statistics
on
the
venereal
rate
among
service
people
are
not
available
for
publica
itlon."
he
said,
but
I
can
assure
you
that
they
are
much
lower
.than
among
the
civilian
,latlon.
Among
the
American
fliers
the
rate
is
extremely
low."
The
great
majority
of
cases
among
the
military
had
been
contacted
outside
Prince
Rupert.
Last
year
only
ten
cases
were
reported
as
having
been
con-
1.
S.
3.
said.
The
practice
followed
by
local
law
enforcement
authorities
of
remanding
petty
offenders
who
!
are
suffering
from
venereal
disease
and
holding
them
until
they
are
cured
either
by
the
Health
clinic
treated
47
per
cent
PubUc
-He.a,.th
cllnlc
or
a
Prl
of
the
cases
which
occurred
in
the
city
last
year.
The
seven
doctors
in
private
practice
treat
vate
physician
was
commended
by
Dr.
Knipe
as
a
means
of
bringing
'to
light
xases
which
otherwise
might
continue
in-
,
.
..
,
.
.
i
definitely
1
as
a
source
of
lnfc-c-
Dr.
Knlpe
was
emphatic
in
his
denial
of
the
common
assertion
IS
SAVOY
H
0
TEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Bos
514
PHASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
Department
of
Labour
NOTICE
TO
EMPLOYERS
Or
TECHNICAL
PERSONNEL
Your
attention
Si
directed
to:
NATIONAL
SELECTIVE
SERVICE
REGULATIONS
Order
in
Council
24f,
Part
III,
Technical
Personnel,
Section
305,
Subjection
1,
reading
at
folio
s;
"All
ptnoni
employing
technical
panonnal
from
lint
to
time,
at
the
request
of
the
Minister
(ol
Labour)
thai!
upply
him
with
uch
Infermation
as
h
may
specif
with
releienea
to
their
present
and
future-
.requirements
f
technical
persons
lor
essential
woik."
Where
'Mich
requirement!
include
any
engineering
or
science
students
who,
through
graduation
from
a
rx)gniied
University
during
1944,
become
technical
personnel,
it
shall
be
the
dury
of
the
prospective
employer
to
notify
the
Minister
forthwith
of
audi
needs
through
the
Wartime
Bureau
ol
Technical
Personnel
The
information
to
-accompany
audi
notification
of
requirements
Jul
I
include,
The
anticipated
number
of
prospective
employee.
The
nature
of
propoied
occupation,
of
each.
The
type
of
training
deemed
best
adapted
to
the
occupation
proposed.
4.
Remuneration
with
respect
of
each
position
to
be
filled.
The
filing
of
-auch
requirements
shall
be
no
guarantee
of
their
being
filled.
Each
case
will
be
considered
on
its
merits
and
therefore
auch
information
-should
be
uihmitted
as
will
provide
a
basis
for
-decision
at
to
the
labour
priority
of
the
work
involved.
University
courses
which
lead
to
graduates
bfinfj
classed
ai
technical
'personnel
include
all
branches
of
Engineering.
Agricultural
Sciance,
Architecture,
Forestry,
"Veterinary
Science,
Household
Science
courses
which
lead
lo
a
degree
and
various
General
Science
and
Honour
Science
courses
(Mathematics,
Physics,
Chemistry,
Biology,
Geology
and
other
natural
science
courses),
Prospective
employers
who
fail
io
submit
their
requirements
by
February
1
5th,
1
944,
shall
be
deemed
not
to
need
the
services
of
1944
graduates
In
enjincerinj
and
science
courses
end
no
provision
can
be
mad
for
requirement
filed
after
that
date.
HUMPHREY
MITCHELL
Mixiiltr
tf
IjAqm
A.
MacNAMARA'
Dirtilar,
NmiIvhJ
Siliilln
Strtitt
OTTAWA,
CANADA,
JANUARY
Mih,
144
TO
AH)
OF
AMIUTLANCK
(Continued
from
Page
One)
have
an
Interest
in
the
Port
Day
Fund
having
given
their
approval.
Colin
F.
McCarthy
was
named
as
representative
of
the
Junior
Chamber
to
a
kcal
committee
which
Dr.
Roger
O.
Knipe.
director
of
the
Prince
Rupett
Public
Health
;
Unit,
had
asked
be
formed
to
make
an
evaluation
In
connection
With
a
Public
Health
Honor
Roll
competition.
The
radio
committee
made
a
report
in
connection
with
the
local
radio
situation
In
winch
efforts
are
being
made
to
b.iag
about
an
improvement
in
service
through
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
taking
over.
There
was
a
discussion
of
the
local
street
situation
In
the
light
of
heavy
traffic
by
military
and
contracting
vehicles
which
is
reducing
the
streets
to
.an
even
worse
condition.
A
committee
oonsUttng
of
Lloyd
Morris
and
Hugo
Kraupner
was
delegated
to
interview
the
city
on
the
irratter
of
street
conditions
generally
and
the
state
of
the
ramp
leading
to
the
Canadian
National
wharves
and
the
stall
way
from
Third
Avenue
to
Fourth
Avenue
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Walxrron
Apartments
in
particular.
It
was
decided
to
co-operate
instituted
in
the
city.,
the
committee
on
this
matter
con
Important
Message
to
Folks
Who
Have
HEAD
COLDS
If
head
1
stu3cd
up,
ryes
watery,
nose
running
or
so
clogged
you
can
hardly
brathe-pct
Just
a
lew
drops
or
Ylels
Va-tro-nol
up
each
noatru.
Then
enjoy
the.
grand
relief
it
brings.
Va-tro-nol
is
so
elective
because
it
3-purpos:
MEDICINE
ecu
three
lmpor-
tant
thlngi-U)
shrinks
swollen
mtmbnne-(2)
uwfhM
Irritmflnn
(3)
help
flush
nasal
pas&ar;
oa.
clearing
clogging
mucus.
It's
the
specialized,
tested
way
to
relieve
misery.
HaCold
Threat-
rrs
cnt.
use
Va-tro-nol
.AV'
A
mt
first
sniffle
or.r
dvfj
anewe.
Helps
pre-VIC
ICS
tU
vent
loldJw-
many
Bm
uai
from
developing.
VA
TRO
NOL
in
Tin:
nraEMi;
rot
iit
di"
ititiiisM
i
tiM-MMA
in
rrtomii:
in
tiii:
m
itt
:it
or
tin:
"AtiMiMsinTni
trr-
AMI
IN
Till:
MATTKh
Of
Till:
T.sTATi:
(ir
;hi.i:
uit
i.itM
nti.
m:ri:
w:i
TAKE
NOTICE
UsM
by
ordr
of
h;j.
HVnun-
W
E
FlKferr.
mdf
m
ite
6ti
day
of
January.
A-
D.
1944,
I
wan
atpfmlniml
AamtnktrAor
twttli
W4T1
IVTXd
i
t
tH.
EMtMe
oi
Oncicge
WlUaun
CnwU.
itrrrwd.
and
all
port
km
having
c
talma
agajnat
the
KUd
rat
are
hrrrtay
Ttiruirfd
ti
Turntari
mum-,
prrawrty
rvrtrsnd.
to
w
on
atbrut
taw
1IU
iUrr
of
Ferury.
A.
D.
1944.
and
all
jrtl
tixteiQted
to
Uv
Twrtr
trrr
rrtfutred
u
pay
nrw
ajiKMint
Mf4r
lubAbt-
i-dneM
to
m
fc-TJvwlUi
DaVd
at
Prtrwe
nurer..
B.
C
Ua
lO'h
oa
nf
Jnifry
A
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1944.
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A.
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Oftv
ial
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Prlni
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B.
C
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
WaypoInU,
Stewart
rnd
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islanda
Full
Intoi
inallon,
Ticket
and
Reservations
ITIANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Airent
Third
Ave.
Phone
SG8
GOLD
SEAL
MclEj
9t
MOP
Fancy
Kcd
Sockeye
Salmon
and
llerrinc
In
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
actKt
service
but
will
be
back
on
your
grocer'
shelf
soon
as
con
dllion
permit.
sisting
of
C.
F.
McCarthy,
Hugo
Kraupner
and
L.
C.
Griffiths
to
carry'
on.
George
Dybhavn
was
aded
to
th?
executive
of
the
bunlor
Chamber.
With
President
L.
M.
Felsen-thai
In
the
chatr,
the
meeting
was
held
atjhe
home
of
L.
C
Griffiths,
Fourth
Avenue
East
Refreshments
were
served.
Rheumatic
Aches,
Pains,
Backache
In
21
to
18
Hours
1'ainx
Are
Ite-
-'1
lievrcl
You
Get
.Rest
anil
Comfort
At
hi
1
Now
as
never
before
men
and
women
must
keen
themselves
fit
and
ready
for
work.
So
wrn-n
you've
tried
everything
you
can
think
of
and
nothing
eems
to
even
relieve
the
pain
and
sore
ness,
don't
give
up
hope
Just
jjo
;
to
W.
J.
McCutcheon.
Ormes
Ud.
or
any
fcood
druireUt
and
get
n
.bottle
of
Allenru.
Take
as
direct-led
and
in
about
24
hours
you
fchould
see
a
real
Improvement
You
needn't
be
afraid
of
Allenru
containing
dope
of
any
kind
It
doesn't;
such
things
are
only
makeshifts
and
ran
at
best
give
only
partial
relief.
Allenru
acts
3
ways:
1
to
relieve
the
pain;
2i
to
correct
the
bowels:
3
as
a
gentle
diuretic
to
the
kidneys,
flushing
out
ex
com
acids.
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very
first
bottle
Is
truar-
:
cm
teed
to
show
reulU
and
Justify
your
confidence.
If
for
any
:
reason
you
are
dissatisfied,
take
back
the
empty
bottle
and
yet
your
money
back.
For
Tril
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White,
lb.
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lb
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lb.
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lb.
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lb.
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Kinds
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