prince
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Thursday,
September
15,
1549.
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CONGRESS
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B.C.
Missionary
'
Hirochima-Bound
Young
Ancllean
Cleric
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MONTREAL
tf
Boys'
clubs
have
been
one
of
the
most
effective
means
of
combatting
Juvenile
delinquency,
Vernon
McAdam,
executive
director
of
the
Boys'
Clubs
of
Canada,
told
a
service
club
luncheon
meeting
here.
He
said
his
organization
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Youth
Centre
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STARTS
FRIDAY
The
Fall
Congress
of
the
Sal
VANCOUVER
9
Rev.
Harold
2
nnht
McSherry,
29-year-old
Anglican
helps
boys
clubs
across
the
country.
a.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
uirenor.
missionary,
who
spent
five
years
in
the
Peace
River
country,
will
SUBSCRIPTION
RATBO
any
Carrier,
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
75c;
Per
Tear.
8
.00.
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Per
Month.
60o;
Per
Tear,
5.00
rander,
Major
and
Mrs.
Yurgen-sen
and
will
lnstal
the
new
District
Officer,
Senior
Captain
W.
Poultun.
!
M
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.
s
.III
.,
if
!
-
ft
til'
n
i-
?i
leave
here
shortly
for
Hiroshima,
Japan,
to
set
up
a
Christian
Youth
Centre.
Last
ytar
he
studied
the
Japanese
language
ut
Yale.
He
will
at
ai
t
his
cent.e
in
a
lormcr
Japanese
parade
Miuure
less
than
one
mile
ironi
the
scene
of
.the
atomic
bomb
blast
which
killed
almost
half
of
Hiroshima's
J10,-000
population.
He
will
be
the
first
member
of
the
Missionary
Society
of
tin-Church
of
England
in
Canada
to
go
to
Japan
in
20
years.
He
and
his
wife,
Muriel,
loinivr
Vancouver
school
teacher,
will
be
the
only
Canadians
in
Hiroshima.
The
10
acres
for
the
eonue
is
a
present
from
the
bomo
i.,iot"d
r
1
vation
Army
will
commence
in
the
city
Friday
evening,
with
a
devotional
meeting.
On
Saturday
there
will
be
a
musical
salute
and
welcome
to
Colonel
Gilbert
Best,
the
Field
Secretary
for
Canada
and
Newfound-'and.
The
delegates
will
also
be
welcomed
and
the
meeting
will
be
of
a
bright
musical
nature.
On
Sunday
the
Colonel
will
preach
at
both
the
morning
and
-verlng
services
and
at
S
p.m.
will
address
a
great
citlaens'
ally
and
on
this
occasion
the
.ubject
will
be
"Our
Standing
Army."
L.
M.
Felsenthal
will
be
the
.hairman,
Mr.
F.
Anfleld
will
x
soloist.
Canon
Rushbrook
and
Rev.
F.
Antrobus
will
participate
and
O.
R.
8.
Blackaby
will
offer
the
courtesies.
On
Monday
the
Colonel
will
have
officers'
conferences
and
ANNOUNCING
IXXVItY
STKAMIiR
PRINCE
GEORGE
IN
LOCAL
SERVICE
South
Each
Thursday
I
SAVO?
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v.
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,
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W.
L
WOOD-
FRASERSi.
princi
r.
North
Wednesday
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DEPOT
OFFICE
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
city.
"It
s
nice
tins,
said
Mr.
Mi
-
The
Divided
Dollar
HOOVER,
the
only
living
ex-President
HERBERT
of
the
United
States
was
75
years
of
age
last
month,
and
in
valedictory
remarks,
he
issued
a
warning
against
government
spending
and
collectivism.
He
made
it
plain
that
if
socialization
of
property
had
not
yet
actually
arrived,
the
nation
was
on
the
last
mile
to
collectivism,
through
governmental
spending
of
the
savings
of
the
people.
There
is,
he
declared,
far
more
courage
in
reducing
debts
than
in
increasing
them.
Taking
out
holidays,
Sundays
and
average
vacations,
there
are
about
235
working
days
in
the
year.
This
total
of
81
days
work
a
year
for
taxes
is
about
one
week
out
of
every
month.
"Spending,"
concluded
Hoover,
"will
absorb
between
75
percent
and
85
percent
of
all
the
savings
of
the
people.
In
practice
it
does
not
work
evenly.
The
few
will
have
some
savings,
but
the
many
must
reduce
their
standard
of
living
to
pay
the
tax
collector.
The
slogan
of
a
"welfare
state"
has
emerged
as
a
disguise
for
the
totalitarian
state."
For
those
who
are
avowed
believers
in
the
welfare
state,
this
encroachment
probably
will
be
considered
a
welcome
step
toward
the
ideal
of
Socialism,
a
joyful
sacrifice.
But
to
those
who
retain
thcii
belief
in
a
balance
between
individual
responsibility
to
the
nation
and
individual
reward
for
enterprise
and
effort,
if
is
proper
cause
for
deep
thoyjjht.
FAILED
TO
REACH
THEIR
GOAL
Seeking
the
remains
of
the
Ark
in
which
Noah
and
the
animals
survived
the
deluge,
these
U.S.
archaeologists,
shown
in
Istanbul,
Turkey,
climbed
16,000-foot
Mount
Ararat.
Turkey
gave
the
expedition
permission
for
the
climb
in
the
face
of
vigorous
Russian
protests
that
the
Americans
were
not
seeking
the
Ark.
but
spying.
The
mountain
looks
down
on
Russian
territory.
A
Russian
aviator
first
reported
having
seen
the
remains
of
the
Ark
while
flying
over
Ararat
in
1916.
Left
to
right
above,
are
Wendall
Ogg,
health
officer
and
stenographer;
Walter
I.
Wood,
mechanical
engineer;
Dr.
A.
J.
Smith
of
the
Oriental
Archaeological
Research
foundation
of
Greensboro,
N.C.,
leader
of
the
expedition,
and
E.
J.
Newton,
U.S.
information
staff
photographer.
will
finish
on
Monday
evening
with
a
great
public
finale,
j
While
in
these
part
the
Field
Secretary
will
visit
a
number
of
the
Native
villages
and
conduct
i
meetings
where
'
the
Salvation
I
Army
is
operating.
At
these
i
gatherings
Colonel
Best
will
I
farewell
Sr.
Major
and
Mrs.
War-
ilea!
Clean
Don't
I
The
Sherry.
"We
murdered
a
man's
wife
and
children.
Then
he
comes
to
us
with
a
contribution
and
says:
'Do
what
you
can
with
the
rest
of
the
kiddies.'
It
makes
you
want
to
do
everything
po.s
sible
to
help."
The
MeSherrys
will
take
three
tons
of
freight
with
them
on
their
11-day
trip
by
freighter
to
Japan.
This
includes
a
Braille
printing
plant,
500
pounds
of
clothing
for
Japanese
children
and
a
year's
supply
of
food
for
the
mission.
"General
MacArthur
won't
allow
westerners
to
live
off
Japan."
he
said.
"So
all
our
food
and
furniture
has
to
be
shipped
froi
here."
Ray
Reflects
.
I
What
About
CROSS-COUNTRY
and
Kemunsce.
TRAVEL
with
a
HILLMAN?
The
railway
is
anxious
to
do
roar,
or
newsboys
fight?
Alas!
all
it
can
to
co-operate
with
I
The
west
is
a
marellous
land.
MEN'S
DRESS
AM
TO
SM
0t
f
4Ld
SOX
Now
r
...uiAlMAiu"-"
...ml
I
"
i
MEN'S
SPOKI
Sll'
There
are
scenes
of
grandeur,
i
and
in
certain
other
respects,!
things
are
not
always
at
first
j
Now
.
IrtIS
MEN'S
WORK
SH
glance,
what
they
seem.
provision
of
adequate
and
up-to-date
hotel
facilities
at
Prince
Rupert,
said
President
Vaughan
in
an
interview
at
Jasper.
When
the
Canadian
National
is
prepared
to
go
that
far,
there
is
small
doubt
of
the
ultimate
outcome.
For
the
need
is
here.
Now
Three
Appointed
To
Staff
Course
OTTAWA
Appontment
of
three
Royal
Canadian
Navy
officers
to
the
United
Kingdom
for
a
staff
course
at
the
Royal
Naval
Staff
College,
Greenwich.
MEN'S
WOKK
M
'.
Now
Mr
la
H
KnK
a
Cruawa.
Caar..
W
H.na
ana
ra.
"4
imm
lutm,
Httimmm
A
-delegate
to
the
Anglican
Synud
in
Halifax,
according
to
a
report
received
here
Tuesday
made
reference
to
what
he
con-
,
MEN'S
DRESS
tA
!'
my
Hillma
II
1
inilM
lim
U
TWrtmfUr.
rtut
Mr.
fufi.ih,
"and
(hil
wh
10
ill
bow
plMl
I
wuh
it
NtwrHv.
mt
t
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mm
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kind
of
rod
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kiMh
q
wmiHw.
ho!
I
Mf
mm
hc
ck!
Hok
mi
torn
tmtm
irwfci
in
mt
wrntart
full
p
hol
mnd
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local
Hillntnn
Wti,"
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keH
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lut
mm
krw-ckw
rK."
ft
lw
coavenwac
mi
Hilimaa
onr.
mimimh
Mtwork
assortment,
prrin:
KEEP
FLYING
FATIGUE
has
been
given
as
one
of
the
METAL
reasons
for
aviation
accidents.
The
recent
crash
near
Quebec
could
more
properly
be
termed
a
disaster,
for
the
loss
of
life
was
exceptionally
Now
A
debonair
young
fellow,
greatl;
sidered
the
wickedness
existing
was
announced
today
by
Naval
Headquarters.
MEN'S
ALL-HWU
gifted
in
certain
ways
has
been
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
nature,
'
FISHERMEN'S
ft'!
The
three
are
Commanripr
arrested
in
Toronto.
He
may
be
scope
and
seriousness
of
the
al-w
anted
in
B.C.
He
is
thought
tojleged
infamy
remains
untold,
so
tut.
Now
mi
d.al.r,
nrotidct
nrt
tmi
'
t
frwm
icmh
w
tuatt
MEN'S
RAINtOll-
be
the
same
man
who
has
been
far
as
the
statement
heard
!
Paul
D.
Taylor,
R.C.N.,
38,
of
Victoria
anG
Ottawa;
Commander
Robert
P.
Welland,
D.S.O.,
-
fitting
relieving
families
of
jewelry,
here
is
concerned
MEN'S
CABARDIV!
some
of
the
gems
having
a
value
'
Full
lined
,
MEN'S
(OVERT!
R.C.N.,
31,
of
McCreary,
Manitoba,
and
Victoria,
and
Lieut.-Cdr.
John
C.
Smyth,
R.C.N.,
31,
of
Vancouver
and
Ottawa.
The
course
will
commence
in
late
;
perhaps
surpassing
that
of
a
i
small
fortune.
Meanwhile,:
it
remains
one's
melancholy
lot
!
to
dwell
on
the
high
cost
of
liv
J
t'OATS-Tups
in
ul
fit
MEN'S
SLF.EVM"
taaat
.
aaaj
aaal
M
N
4-
.
va
VA.
Ari.ltgt
mmmt
'
nwar
mwmtmw
HiUaaa
aKaaonaaaatioa
t.aW!
vrrft
-
"i7jk
I
September.
I
SWEATERS
ing
(still
climbing)
and
hearken
to
the
multiplying
appeals
for
Aid.
Thirty-five
years
ago,
people
who
had
never
Been
within
a
thousand
miles
of
here,
were
calling
Prince
Rupert
the
wickedest
place
on
the
coast,
if
not
in
the
west.
No
one
worried.
If
Chey
took
the
trouble
to
give
the
matter
a
second
thought,
they
laughed.
Allowing
for
human
fraility,
the
city
can
look
back
over
a
law
observance
rec-
BOYS'
ALL-WO01
SWEATERS
No
.
BOYS'
ilL-KOOl
heavy
but
in
the
search
for
clues
as
to
the
cause,
the
examination
of
all
wreckage
is
always
prompt,
and
exceedingly
thorough.
Metal
fatigue
has
been
found
to
have
several
origins
such
as
a
flaw
within
the
metal,
a
rough
spot
causing
excess
friction,
or
an
improper
fit
between
two
parts.
One
small
scratch,
it
is
believed,
may
be
sufficient
irritation
to
start
the
spread
of
a'
weakness,
especially
in
moving
sections
working
under
a
heavy
load.
Eventually
the
structure
is
so
reduced
in
strength
that
it
can
no
longer
carry
on.
The
time
may
come
when
tired
metal
will
be
immediately
recognized
in
any
vital
spot
of
an
aircraft
or
other
vehicle,
and
when
it
does,
the
excellent
safety
factor
sustained
by
the
air
lines
will
no
doubt
reach
an
even
higher
level.
In
the
meantime,
to
avoid
air
travel
merely
because
of
an
occasional
unexplained
air
crash
is
an
excessive
distortion
of
jprudence.
We
know
of
a
small,
well-worn
frame
building
way
out
west.
It's
tilted
a
bit
forward,
the
fin-
59
j
BOYS'
S(IKM)t
I
j
Wdl-madf
paint
has
changed
to
a
sad,
a
j
ord
for
which
there
is
not
the
faded
red
and
the
signboard
j
slightest
reason
to
feel
ignomy.
BOYS'
RAINTOH-
!
fittinr
Little
indeed
is
there
to
apologise
for.
'
BOYS'
AI.l-W
5
JACKETS
says
it's
a
newspaper.
Yet,
fearless
of
successful
contradiction
we
dispute
such
an
assertion
with
every
ounce
of
strength.
Search
every
inch
of
There
are
persons
whose
Im
BOYS'
S0X-Sp-
rr
rout
mow
ri
wotm
...
err
BOYS
SCHOOl
Shi
pressions
of
the
north
grow
npvrial
BI-ANKfrrS-Futt
exterior
and
interior,
and
is
there
from
occasional
tourist
trips,
a
hint
or
a
symptom
of
a
paper,
the
screen,
novels
and
from
read
or
alive?
Nay,
nay
Paul-
what
they
are
told.
They
canine
1
Not
a
symp.
Do
bulletins
not
picture
a
God
fearing
land,
and
pictures
fill
the
windows;
It
seems
there
must
be
a
certain
Rej.
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TRl'NKS-tiwHl
Do
linotypes
click,
or
presses
attitude
of
mind
in
which
evil
is
usually
uppermost
and
the
Now
.mt
casual
stranger
be
ever
on
guard.
But
as
a
matter
of
fact,
It
Is
not
in
the
north,
but
in
the
south
that
crime
flourishes.
Most
of
BritUh
Columbia's
population
dwell
in
the
south.
That
point
is
not
overlooked
yet
re
"BUILD
B.C.
PAYROLLS"
Try
Irradiated
.W.'
Pacific
Give-from
the
heart!
Salvation
Army
HEAR!
HEAR!
OLD
CHAP
"THE
AWARDING
of
five
contracts
for
new
naval
I
vessels
to
shipyards
in
the
Maritime
Provinces,
Quebec
and
British
Columbia
has
been
announced
in
Ottawa.
So
far,
it
would
seem
that
Prince
Rupert
in
Ottawa.
So
far,
it
would
seem
that
Prince
tipn
notwithstanding
the
fact
of
the
local
yards
and,drydock
ranking
with
the
finest
in
the
whole
Dominion.
But
really,
Canada
should
expect
that
every
shipyard
will
do
its
duty.
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NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
RESULTS
Dealer:
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AUTO
&
BODY
SHOP
Prince
Rupert,
Il.C.
Distributor:
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(VANCOUVER)
LTD.
garded
from
the
proportional
anale,
the
comparison
holds.
Haw
many
Canadians
think
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