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Wednesday,
April
9,
1947
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mail,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
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News
Ltd,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
...O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
a.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
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An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
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HENRY
FORD
CAREER
of
Henry
Ford
and
the
facets
THE
of
tou
genius
touched
in
some
way
upon
the
lives
nf
,0-
of
he
world's
peoples.
n
"
J"
He
brought
into
being
an
industry
that
changed
couise
of
the
world
and
was
of
the
select
com-.
ijsri'y
assured
of
perpetual
fame.
He
built
more
than
30,000,000
automobiles
and
then,
wuh
the
coming
of
the
second
world
war,
despite
a
life-long
hatred
of
war
and
all
its
ramifications,
embarked
upon
a
gigantic
war
production
program
with
characteristic
energy.
The
building
of
millions
of
motorcars
was
only
a
Dart
of
the
amazing
accomplishments
of
the
onetime
obscure
farm
youth
who
became
master
of
a
vast
industrial
empire
reaching
into
the
far
corners
of
the
earth
and
one
of
the
most
colossal
family
fortunes
the
world
ever
has
known.
His
genius
and
the
huge
fortune
whose
exact
extent
probably
nevef
will
become
public
knowledge
took
him
into
many
fields
unrelated
to
motorcars.
But
he
primarily
was
a
mechanical
wizard.
He
believed
it
was
his
good
fortune
to
have
lived
at
a
time
when
the
world
was
ready
for
the
mechanical
age,
and
he
contributed
to
that
era
in
huge
measure.
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Friday
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Friday
ss
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midnight
Wednesday
ss
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midnight.
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Thursday
ss
Prince
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1
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Saturday
ss
Camosun.
7
p'jn.
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only
insects
that
make
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Some
species
of
wasps
and
the
honey-ant
also
make
it.
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by
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to
employers,
but
only
when
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are
completed
and
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in
to
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652
Smithers
Priest
Speaks
From
Pulpit
in
Language
of
Indians
The
story
of
a
Catholic
priest
who
takes
his
pastorate
among
the
Indians
as
seriously
as
did
the
pioneer
missionaries
who
made
Christian
history
among
the
tribes
is
revealed
in
a
pastoral
letter
by
Father
Paul
Sanschagrin,
O.M.I.,
of
Smithers,
-who
is
going
more
than
half-way
to
meet
his
communicants.
Although
located
at
Smithers
only
a
comparatively
short
time,
sirce
christmas
i
travelled
on
Father
Paul,
as
he
is
known.
s!ds
It
saves
time
and
is
more
haj
begun
to
learn
the
Babine
interesting."
tongue,
and
gave
his
first
sermon
in
that
language
at
Easter,
The
translation
'was
made
with
the
help
of
his
native
teacher.
and
was
read
In
church.
"Quite
an
event,"
said
Father
Paul
in
his
pastoral
letter.
"These
people
have
not
heard
a
priest
speak
their
language
In
church
for
more
than
40
years."
Father
Paul
rjlanned
to
ad
minister
their
first
Communion
to
seven
Indian
children
at
Easter,
presenting
the
rite
In
the
native
language.
"With
the
help
of
my
teacher
of
Indian
I
have
translated
into
their
language
the
first
communion
catechism.
I
am
using
that
text
book
to
teach
them.
The
children
understand
with
out
too
much
difficulty
the
explanations
given
in
their
own
language
and,
when
I
dont
know
how
to
say
something,
I
speak
English.
With
the
help
of
my
patient
teacher
I
keep
studying
the
Eng
lish
language,
but
I
am
too
busy
to
be
able
to
give
much
time
to
it.
My
teacher
lives
three
mile?
from
the
church.
At
night,
when
I
am
free,
I
walk
to
his
home.
Father
Paul's
sermon
in
the
Baine
language
was'
translated
with
the
help
of
his
teacher
and
read
from
the
pulpit
It
presented
difficulties.
"English
and
Indian
are
so
different
that
it
is
impossible
to
translate
word
for
word.
Besides,
there
are
no
abstract
words
in
the
Indian
language.
To
trans
late
the
sermon
properly,
the
interpreter
would
have
to
be
a
theologian,
and
he
has
only
a
public
school
education."
Fahter
Paul
tells
of
a
visit
by
Bishop
Anthony
Jordan,
who
celebrated
mass
at
Moricetown,
after
arriving
there
to
preside
at
the
election
of
a
Uhurch
Chief.
Out
of
275.
Indians
belonging
to
the
reserve,
only
75
turned
up,
so
the
elections
were
postponed.
Said
Father
Paul:
"Bishop
Jordan
discussed
with
the
In-1
diaiu
the
question
of
Jiquor
and
:
also
the
problem
of
attendance
at
school.
The
Indians
are
never
In
a
hurry.
They
arise
when
they
awake
and
they
eat
when
they
are
hungry.
They
like
to
say
about
the
'pale
faces'
that
they
have
to
look
at
their
watch
to
see
if
they
are
hungry.
With
such
a
system,
one
can
easily
understand
why
Indian
children
come
late
to
school
or
do
not
come
at
all."
Father
Paul
Is
at
present
tha
custodian
of
materials
for
the
construction
of
a
new
church
at
Telkwa
which
will
be
built
this
spring.
However,
he
has
a
small
problem
of
money,
which,
hs?
feels
certain
he
will
be
abletd
solve
somehow.
Hotel.
.
.
arrivals
Prince
Kuuerl
J.
W.
Hugill,
Edmonton;
A.
O.
Rands,
Smithers;
O.
Johnson,
Brooklyn,
New
York;
L.
Larson,
Brooklyn,
New
York;
K.
Soze,
Vancouver;
J.
C.
Newton,
Vancouver;
L.
H,
Evans,
Smithers,
B.
Jacquest,
Edmqnton;
E.
Jac-quest,
Edmonton;
A.
Holum:
Ketchikan;
L.
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Johnstone.
Tprrare:
Mrs.
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CaniDbell.
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Cannery;
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ma,
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