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iisr.day,
AugUK
6,
165
IS
STAYING
AT
OTTAWA
GGE
Apple
haite
Rtsnains
for
Coo
pie
f
Days
Had
Excitement
on"
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P-
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r-r
afternoon
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P.upm
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AiOClATlCi
Editor.
Daily
News:
I
have
become
quite
interested,
in
the
s-j-caed
-beauty
con-!
test"
now
in
swing,
having
read
j
about
it
several
times.
At
first
I
thight
it
was
a
very
goodj
idea,
admitting
anyone
and
cfienng
high
award.
But
as
1
1
read
on
I
wa
cui-ippoilad
u,
reale
it
is
the
usual
thing'
eixscsipnos
rates
Cltr
Career
w?r
w.t
:ic:
Per
(Ac:
Trr.
17
00;
NEW
DOUBLE
WINGS
FOR
RCA?
RADIO-OFFICERS
1
Worthy
Choice
a-
a
popularity
contest
disguised
behind
the
fcviUng
name
of
"beauty"
contest.
Perhaps
hen
the
contestants
gather
at
Vancouver
they
iil
eater
a
real
btauty
contest
one
wi.h
chosen
judges
who
know
beauty
and
know
nothing
whatever
of
the
g;rl
or
her
family.
E.
T.
Applewhai,
candidate!
for
Skeena
in
the
next
federal
j
election,
is
due
home
this
Saturday
from
the
nationa!
Lib-j
eral
convention
at
Ottawa
where
he
acted
as
or.e
of
the
scruU-,
neers
in
the
election
of
the
new
leader
on
Saturday.
Following
the
close
of
the
convention,
Mr
Applemhaite
U
staying
over
in
Ottawa
lor
a
couple
of
days
U
take
up
with
ministers
and
gov-i
ernment
departments
matters
!
affecting
this
district.
1
On
the
way
east
the
train
ia
which
Mr.
Applewhaite
trav-,
elied
ran
into
a
caterpillar
trac-
tor
on
a
level
crossing
and
the
engine
was
derailed,
the
train
being
five
hours
late
in
getting
Unto
Ottawa
as
a
result
The
ritmdliihed
and
After
all,
the
pecsp.e
of
Ho-y-
particularly
the
West,
had
a
golden
era
CANADA,
durins
the
regime
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurie
r
and
his
Liberal
eovernir.er.t.
Under
that
happy
administration
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
wai
conceived
and
actuated.
Prince
Rupert
came
into
being
and
the
great
central
interior
country
was
opened
up.
There
is
no
point
in
speculating
now
upon
how
different
things
might
have
been
for
Canada
and
this
part
of
the
country
had
the
election
of
1911
not
gone
as
it
did.
After
all,
there
were
factors
of
vaster
and
more
overwhelming
proportions
wood.
people
who
are
inter-J
!
eited
in
beauty,
photogenic'
beauty,
are
not
at
ail
impress-i
td
by
the
girl's
friends
or
her!
i
social
standing.
They
look
at
,
ine
Eirl.
(
Monarch
is
all
that
is
new.
the
beautiful,
flow
ing
lints
of
Moc.
styling,
when
you
learn
ib.
110
bp.
engine
and
the
min,
advancements,
you
will
knot
&
NEW
DOUBLE
WINGS
FOR
RADIO-XAVIGATORS
SEW
P.CAF
WINGS-It
has
been
decided
that
aU
RCAF
air-a-
a.j
?.t
i-cr
r
.--tV
o
mrji
in
the
fumre
The
new
wines
ha
entered
a
new
stage
of
J
uacwi
"
J
"
burst
into
flames
The
driver
was
abie
to
jump
to
safety.
wUI
be
fcmUar
to
the
lasiUUr
Air
Force
pilots'
wings.
RCAF
j
Headquarter;,
Ouaa,
announce!
today
that
radio-off!TS
and
j
'
racio-navigaic-s.
who
together
with
pilots,
make
up
the'
pres-
ent
peiceti-r.e
list,
are
to
wear
double
wings
resembling
those
,
worn
by
pilots,
but
with
distinctive
centres
indicating
the
air-crew
branch.
For
Monarch
has
been
tt-it
Krau.lt,
with
nothing
Wis
th.
as
the
aim.
In
in
comfort.
iaf!
engineering,
you
mill
in
i
standard
of
luxurious
driving
We
invite
you
to
come
in
lr,
1949
Monarch
today.
City
Artist
Back
From
Alaska
Trip
GUIDANCE
IS
WORLD
NEED
It
is
rather
foolishly
indeal-lLc
to
hope
tht
the
patrons,
co
matter
how
sincere
they
may
be,
will
study
ihe
girl
herself.
Will
they
look
for
personality.
poie
and
naturalness
a
part
of
beauty
or
iil
they
consider
which
Is
most
well-liked?.
En
at
my
a&e
I've
seen
quite
a
few
so-eaUed
beauty
contests
and
find
them
all
alike.
I
have
seen
girls
with
great
beauty,
not
prettiness,
pol.se
and
charm
lose
those
contests
because
they
were
mere
farmers'
daughters.
How
about
a
fair
contest
A
!
real
beauty
contest.
I'm
sure
it
1
would
be
a
much
more
worthy
goal
for
a
girl
to
work
toward.
:
Terrace.
PAT
TUMILSON
With
two
successful
art
exhibits
behind
him
and
.an
in-
AIR
PASSENGERS
From
Vancouver
(Saturday
W
May,
D.
Cumyow,
A.
Flee-tham.
R.
Kelly,
A.
Cagnney.
R
Ferguson,
Miss
McGrath
and
M.
Dohenic;
from
8andpite-A.
Kurdy
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Mearns.
For
Vancouver
(today
Mia.-J.
McCuabin.
U
Or.mbie.
L.
Amadio.
Mias
I.
Beaton.
A.
Flee-iham.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dudley
Little
and
D.
Cumyow;
1'jr
Saiui-spit
Miss
Joan
Mnler.
BOB
PARKEK
Lord
God
shall
guide
thee
cun-lin
Alaska.
Bjorn
Selvig.
Prince
Unuaiiy,"
Rev.
A.
J.
Lawton,
j
Rupert
artui,
returned
to
the
minister
of
Port
Simpson,
whojcHy
Friday
from
a
month's
trip
is
occupying
the
pulpit
of
Fir-st
to
Ketchikan
and
Juneau.
United
Church
In
the
absence
,
.
.
...
...
He
plans
to
proceed
to
the
v,Q
on
vacation
of
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilssn.'
.
..
.
,
.
.
i
Canooo
district
in
the
near
than
iistrre
Canadian
polities
which
shaped
the
course
of
events
and
the
destinies
of
this
Dominion
during
the
ensuing
decades.
Po'-.-;hh
it
is
a
good
portent
that
the
leadership
of
the
Liberal
party
is
now
assumed
and
the
Prime
Ministership
will
soon
be
taken
over
by
an-otht
r
treat
French-Canadian
whose
broad
nc-ss
and
ability
and
understanding
have
been
well
proven
despite
the
comparative
fewness
of
his
years
in
j
uh'i:
life.
There
might
have
been
sentimental
favor
amor.-
some
westerners
for
a
westerner
as
the
Itadf-r
and
Prime
Minister.
But,
on
the
other
hand,
will
western
Canada
be
at
any
disadvantaee
with
an
easterner
with
broad
vision,
such
as
admittedly
was
that
of
the
late
Sir
Wilfrid,
in
those
influential
positions?
In
the
end,
who
knows
we
may
be
better
off!
So
there
is
good
reason
to
believe
that
the
choice
of
Louis
St.
Laurent
at
Ottawa
on
Saturday
was
good
and
timely.
Remembering
Laurie
r.
the
omen
would
not
seem
unfavorable.
And,
if
there
are
those
who
look
skeptically
upon
the
choice
of
a'Quebecer
and
a
French-Canadian
incidentally
Mr.
St.
Laurent
is
half
Irish
and
-half
French
by
parentage),
the
overwhelming
vote
on
the
first
ballot
and
the
quickly
developing
unanimity
of
his
choice
were
indication
that
his
was
no
mere
Quebec
choice.
In
fact,
two
of
the
three
candidates
were
from
the
French-Canadian
prov-'
ince.
Now
that
the
choice
has
been
made,
it
is
not
unreasonable.
comment
to
contemplate
under
Mr.
St.
fcaw
an
jirr.ve
i.a
wU4m-
painting
ex
provofeing
sermon
yesterday
!
.
before
v
morning.
It
was
the
Sjrst
of
a
LettJ
EDITH
CAVELL
series
of
two
on
the
same
pedition,
but
not
he
holds
an
exhibition
of
his
work
here
next
week.
Later
he
will
go
to
Seattle.
-Patriotum
is
not
enough.
1
must
have
no
bnternes
or
hatred
toward
anyone,"
spoken
just
before
she
was
taken
ou;
of
her
cell
Ui
Brussels
at
five
SI
Wife
Mr.
Lawton
pointed
out
that
MEMORIALIZED
"The
people
of
Juneau
parti-
there
was
the
implication
that
nu
rhi!Hrn
'
cularly
seemed
to
like
my
work
often
thought
that
they
needed
;
he
said.
"I
sold
a
number
of
no
guidance
but
as
they
grew
Painungs
anu
i3
w
for
come
to
'
Alaska
to
live
and
older,
they
realized
the
need
Boxed
Su
J
o'clock
in
the
morning
of
October
12.
shot,
and
buried
in
a
shallow
grave
where
she
fell.
Mount
Edith
Cavell,
Glacier
of
the
Angels,
named
after
this
heroic
woman
on
August
5,
1921,
for
devotion
to
God
and
mankind,
stands
11.033
feet
above
sea
level
and
reigns
resplendent
it.
The
world
needed
it
today,
wor.
i.nvrlopes
in
'.Vritinc
Pads
and
tuti
possibly
more
than
ever
before.
The
Juneau
sho,
which
he
Illustrated
SUtionfrr
tut
younger
menitwnW
il
JASPER
PaK
LODGE
In
the
beautiful
little
stone
Anglican
Church
of
St.
Mary
and
St.
,
George,
Jasper,
Alberta,
nestled
!
in
the
heart
of
the
Canadian
Rockies,
a
memorial
service
,
took
place
Sunday
morning
to
honor
the
memory
of
Nurse
Edith
Cavell.
who
was
a
mem-'
ber
of
the
British
medical
unit
,
operating
in
Brussels
in
the
early
part
of
World
War
I.
when
(
ihe
Germans
suddenly
took
over
the
city
on
their
march
upon
,
Paris,
the
French
captal.
fT5
Much
of
the
feeling
of
frustra-
described
as
'very
succesaiui
tion
and
even
fear
in
the
world
was
sponsored
by
the
Arts
and
was
the
result
of
lack
of
guid-
Crafts
Association
of
the
Alas-ance.
Did
the
peoples
of
the
kan
capital.
The
Ketchikan
ex-world
but
follow
the
guidance
hibition
was
under
sponsorship
that
was
so
freely
and
fully
of-,
of
the
Ketchikan
Professional
fered
by
Jesus
Christ
there
i
Women's
Association,
would
be
an
end
to
struggles,
while
in
the
Juneau
area,
he
518
3rd
Ave
W.
over
the
Athabaska
Valley,
its
.snow-capped
peak
may
be
cii.s-.
tinctly
seen
from
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
Situated
on
Lac
Beau-1
vert,
Jasper
National
Park.
iO
milts
distant.
In
addition
to
the
mountain
itself,
there
is
neighboring
Mount
of
S'irruws.
on
its
breast
lies
the
other
wing
of
the
great
Angel
glacier,
nestling
between
these
two
rugged
rocks
while
Lake
of
Forgiveness,
with
(
its
green
waters
shimmerin"
m
aam
oi
Heaven
wouia
De
an
tures.
all
of
which
were
soa
actuality.
durine
his
exhibition
there.
BUSINESS
AND
PROFES
Rev.
W.
E.
Harrison
of
St.
John
Church.
Edmonton.
Alta
,
assisted
by
the
Rev.
G.
D.
Kel-ley.
pastor
of
6t.
Paul's
Church,
Edmonton,
who
have
taken
over
this
parish
for
the
summer
months,
officiated.
Mr.
u.
...
...
-
-
.....
w
...f,
f
.
iiic
nid&a
avi.ui.
j,
tism
of
John
Carroll
was
con-'as
extremely
beautiful,
ducted
by
Mr.
Lawton.
This
was
Mr.
Selvig
flew
from
Juneau
of
unsual
interest
to
the
con-
j
t0
Ketchikan
and
returned
from
gregation
as
Mrs.
Carroll
was
1
Ketchikan
on
the
fish
packer
the
former
Miss
Swanna
Olaf-;
Sydney.
He
was
accompanied
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
.the
sunlight,
lies
at
the
foot
of
this
majestic
peak.
Harrison
chose
as
his
subject
the
last
words
of
Nurse
Cavell:
F03
ROCK
AM
v,
M.
J.
v
son,
tne
accompiisnea
organist
jjy
Mrs.
Selvig
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
at
the
church
for
many
years.
Miss
Way
accompanied
Mrs.
Carroll
during
the
ceremony.
Soloist
for
the
morning
service
was
J.
S.
Wilson,
who
sang
'Xord,
Make
me
Strong,"
with
Mrs.
Dakin
as
organist.
New
Phone
BLUE
593
Laurent,
a
stimulated
Liberal
party
and
a
government
unified
in
purpose
well
equipped
and
able
to
deal
with
the
weighty
problems,
national
and
international,
that
lie
immediately
ahead.
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
it
is
true,
is
not
a
young
man,
'
nor
is
he
excessively
old.
However,
he
will
be
able
;
to
surround
himself,
when
he
forms
his
administra-;
tion,
with
many
ministers
of
youth,
some
of
whom,
youth
notwithstanding,
have
already
great
experience
and
proven
ability
and
may
well
prove
to
be
eouipred
to
carry
on
as
leader
when
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
time
to
retire
comes.
In
fact,'
Mr.
St.
Laurent
has
every
opportunity
of
organizing
a
"cabinet
of
the
talents."
Mr.
King
told
the
convention
that
he
would
be
hapoy
to
carry
on
"in
the
ranks"
after
re-'
turning
as
"commander-in-chief."
Mr.
Gardiner
was
quick
to
offer
to
remain
as
"spark
plug"
of
the
,
Liberal
party.
The
choice
of
the
Liberal
leader
has
been
made
with
clear
decision
and
in
fully
democratic
manner.
;
It
was
a
choice
for
the
Liberal
party
alone
to
make
and,
if
anv
exceptions
are
made,
they
will
be
only
from
political
bias
or
some
sort
of
prejudice
rather
than
from
any
legitimate
misgivings
or
feeling
from
a
broad-minded
point
of
view
that
the
welfare
of
the
country
or
its
administration
is
in
any
way
endangered.
A
eood
captain,
we
would
say,
takes
over
the
helm
from
such
illustrious
predecessors
as
Laurier
,
and
King.
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has
been
reduced
or
removed.
This
will
result
in
substantial
savings
to
the
public
on
a
wide
range
of
electrical
products
for
the
home.
Visit
your
neighborhood
G-E
Dealer
and
ask
him
to
show
you
the
line
of
General
Electric
Appliances
and
Radios
at
new
low
prices.
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