Ptfnre
Rupm
Datlp
Octos
ttD.
Saturday,
May
22,
1948
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Independent
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to
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nd
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and
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Editor.
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G.
PERRY,
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Director.
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OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
CANCER
CURE
.
NOT
PROVEN
Official
of
B.C.
Medical
Association
Sounds
Warning
Here
Alter
declaring
that
it
was
the
earnest
hope
of
all
medical
men
that
research
work
now
going
on
to
find
the
cause
of
cancer
would
come
to
fruition
over
the
people
fell,
una
a
waterfall
of
souls.
Once
a
child
caught
at
a
tuft
of
grass
that
grew
at
the
very
brink
or
the
gulf;
the
child
clung
convulsively,
and
it
called
tout
nobody
seemed
to
hear.
Then
i
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
.
City
Carrier,
per
week,
lfic;
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Tear,
17.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
40e;
Per
Year.
4.00.
Uhe
roots
of
the
crass
uave
wav
I
speedily,
Dr.
F.
L.
Whitehead,
reached,
them,
it
disturbed
them&nd.
with
a.
cry,
the
child
went
Victoria
Day
oreBU,
Jy,
SATURDAY
SERMON
and
they
thought
it
rather
a
over,
its
two
llttie
hands
still
vulgar
noi.s.
And
if
one
of
their
the
turn-off
holding
tight
to
bunch
of
grass.
executive
secretary
01
me
British
Columbia
Medical
Association,
speaking
before
the
Gyro
Club
while
visiting
the
city
this
week,
commented
upon
a
report
that
a
Victoria
doctor
had
found
a
cancer
cure
and
warned
the
A
MISSIONARY
VISION
By
A.
W.
Carmlchael,
Missionary
to
India
"Where
thiTe
in
no
vision,
the
people
perth."
Proverbs
2:18.
And
the
girl
who
longed
to
be
back
in
her
gap
thought
she
heard
the
little
one
cry
and
she
number
started
up
and
wanted
to
go
and
do
something
to
help,
then
all
the
others
would
pull
that
one
down.
"Why
should
you
get
so
excited
about
it?
You
must
wait
for
a
definite
call'
to
more
than
any
other
legal
holiday
in
PERHAPS
Canada
the
celebration
of
May
24
strikes
a
responsive
chord.
The
date
is
known
by
different
names
but,
to.
a,
multitude
of
Canadians,,
it's
been
"the
twenty-fourth."
That
covers
everything.
There
is
something
about
it
that
seems
so
natural,
so
fit-
sprang
up
and
wanted
to
go;
at
which
her
relatives
ronmvori
h.
public
against
being
led
to
believe
that
anything
extraordin-
The
tom-toms
thumped
on
all
night
and
the
dark-
go,
You
haven't
finished
your
(
remintiing
ner
tnat
0
one
ig
n
1
u
AKiiiHa.
it-
tits
-
i
1
4.
'
n-
-r
1
1
t
t
nrv
hnri
hppn
done
uo
to
the
note
linrlrlorod
fruinrl
nu
lilo
n
livino
faoWnar
thno
uuibj
uimi.
wou
J
inecessarv
anvwhPrpth
te
gap
!
ting
and
appropriate
The
day
marks
a
historic
an-
coud
be
pr0Ven
in
a
minimum
r
could
not
t0
gl
j
j
awake
and
looked
aml
!
..
rwnHnt-Uivirr
rilLTk
no
inn
well.
After
flTTflU
win
lfin
nrccani
in
in
nnu
r-aco
case.
Nothing
Mntntricj
would
be
well
taken
care
of,
they
i
present
any
I
saw
and
it
seemed
like
this
niversary
and
something
else,,
as
ter's
harshness
and
spring's
chill
it
heralds
some
of
say,
six
months.
Meantime
selfish,"
they
said,
"to
leave
us
to
finish
the
work
alone."
There
wa
another,
group,
It
was
made
up'
of
people
whose
That
I
stood
on
a
grassy
sward
and
at
my
feet
a
the
soft
touch
of
blossoms
thing
happier
summer,,
Associatlon
and
tne
,board
ot
precipice
broke
sheer
down
into
3-
and
verdure,
rest
ana
relaxation,
welcome,
inueeu,
directors
of
st.
Joseph's
Hospi-
sentries
out
bub
they
found
that
the
24th
of
Mav
birthday
of
Victoria
whose
long
tai
was
urging
the
greatest
cau
no
bottom;
only
cloud
shapes,
i
knew:
And
they
sang
a
hymn.
Then
through
the
hymn
came
i
another
sound
like
the
pain
of
j
a
million
broken
hearts
wrung
out.
iiii
one
full
drop,
one
sob.
And
a
horror
of
great
darkne
came
upon
me,
for
I
knew
wiiui
it
was
the
cry
of
blood.
Then
thundered
a
Voice,
the
voice
of
the
Lord;
and
He
said.
"Whom
shall
L
send
and
who
vary-
few
wanted
to
go
and
tion
in
jumping
at
conclusions
Archdeacon
It
n,
I
.'1
sometimes
there
were
no
sen
Evminit
Pi
-
.'I
d.
black
and
furiously
coiled,,
and
great
shadow-shrouded,
hollows,
and
unfathomable
depths.
Back
I
drew,
dizzy
at
the
depth.
Then
I
saw
forms
of
people
moving
single-file
along
the
grass.
They
were
making
for
tries
for
miles
and
miles
at
the
edge.
Once
a
girl
stood
alone
In
her
place,
waving
the
people
back;
but
her
mother
and
other
rela
tOMMI
NITY
SIMfJ
reign
saw
so
little
of
war
and
so
much,
of
what
today
is
so
greatly
sought
peace
on
earth,,
goodwill
to
men.
Canadian
enjoyment
of
a
statutory
holiday
on
the
24th
of
May
a
holiday
unique
in
the
British
Comonwealth
and
mpire
is
due
largely
to
the
wisdom
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
and
his
fellow
a-'W
Hiii,
l"No
one
wants
to
see
a
repetition
here
of
the
Braund
affair,"
commented
Dr.
Whitehead.
Dr.
Whitehead
was
speaking
I
on
the
subject
of
"Modern
Trends
in
the
Practice
of
Medicine."
!
Only
within
Uie
past
two
centuries,
he
declared,
had
the
'practice
of
medicine
and
thu
will
go
for
us?"
Then
sajd
I:
!
'the
edge.
There
was
a
woman
Uons
called
and
reminded-
her
(
Here
am
I;
send
me."
And
He;
that
her
furlough
was
duer
she
said.
"Co
and
tell
thU
people
.
.
."
must
not
break
the
rules.
And,
i
Jesus
said:
"Go
ye
Into
all
the
i
FIRST
MEETIKf
The
first
meetine
t
with
a
baby
in
her
arms
and
another
little
child
holding
on
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ti.iu
uiiu
iiitmiug
iA
I
ii.ttJ
mi;
fcunjjci
fcu
VitLiUZl
Army
WiS
Ct)Tl
j
Mav
24
was
first
observed
in
1838,
the
year
fol-
knowledge
that
goes
with
it
had
.
.
.
.
,i
-r
i
i
hppn
rpullv
rifvfnrfA
n
alon
Inner
to
her
dress.
She
was.
on
the
cnange,
sne
naa
10
go
ana
resi
every
creaiure
.
.
.
ana
lo,
I
am
William
Booth
in
ad'
very,
verge;
Thent
I
saw
that
she
awhile;
but
no
one
was
sent
to
with
you
always."
i
Isaiah
6:8;
ial
ground
at
Whitfthi
guard
ner
gap,
ana
over
ana
Marie
io:ia;
Matthew
2a:20.
don.
Kirst
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl,
Minister
Mrs.
J.
E.
Smith,
Organist
was
blind;
She
lifted
her
foot
for
the
next
step
.
.
it
trod
air.
scientific
lines.
In
that
time
control
had
been
brought
about
of
scourges
such
as
smallpox,
plague,
yellow
typhus,
malaria,
typhoid
and
diphtheria
which
r
maladies
had
been
practically
U
O
D
E.
Church
Parade,
11
a.m.
eradicated.
Great
advances
had
Morning
Worship,
11
am
throne,
and
held
its
place
as
an
Empire
holiday
for
more
than
60
years.
.
When
the
Queen
died
in
1901,
Canadians
generally
agreed
it
would
be
a
pity
to
abandon
May
24
and
celebrate
the
birthday
of
Edward'
VII,
which
fell
in
the
inclement
month
of
November.
Parliament,
on
the
motion
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier,
on
May
2;
1901,
passed
a
bill
designating
May
24
as
an
annual
holiday
to
commemorate
the
Good
Queen.
.
If
the
Turkish
ambassador
who
attended
her
coronation
in
1838
could
see
the
fireworks
ling
in
night
sky
above
Canadian
towns-
and
cities
been
made
in
the
fields
of
anaesthesia,
fracture
treatment
and
blood
transfusions.
It
was
well
known
t
oday
what
was
be
Junior
Choir.
Solo,
Barbara
Teng,
"Somewhere."
Sermon:
"Deborah,
a
Mother
In
Israel."
Sunday
School,
12:15
p.rm
Evening
Service,
7:30
p.m.
ing
accomplished
by
the
use
of
penicillin
and
streptomyicn
al
m
She
was
over,
and
the
children
I
over
with
her.
Oh,
the
cry
as
she
!
went
over!
Then
I
saw
more
streams
of
people
flowing
from
all
quarters.
AU
were
blind,
stone
blind;
all
made
straight
for
the
precipe
edge.
There
were
shrieks
as
they,
suddenly
knew
themselves
falling
and
a,
tossing
up
of
helpless
arms,
catching,
clutching
at
empty
air.
But
some
went
over
quietly
and
fell
without
a
sound.
'
Then
I
wondered,
with
a
wonder
that
was
simply
agony,
why
no
one'
stopped,
them,
at
the
edge.
I
could,
not.
I
was-
glued
to
the
ground
and
I
could
not
call.
Though
I
strained
and
'.
tried,
only
a
whisper
would
come,
j
though
the
possibilities
of
the
Senior
Choir.
Sermon:
"The
Parable
of
the
'
Lost
Prisoner."
latter
had
not
yet
been
fully
Dr.
Whitehead
alluded
to
the
public
demand
for
prepaid
hos
Stewart
Hospital
Tea
Raises
$205
STEWART
The
Stewart
General
Hospital
benefitted
to
the
pitalization
and
medical
care,,
the
desire
for
protection
against
the
costs
of
being
sick.
While
extremely
helpful
to
the
public,
such
plans,
Dr.
Whitehead
admitted,
were
also
"to
the
general
good
from
the
point
of
view
of
Then
I
saw
that
along
the
extent
of
$205.48
proceeds
fromedge
were
enies.set
at
a
bazaar
held
by
the
Women's
intervals.
But
the
intervals
were
far
too
great;
there
were
wide,
unguarded
gaps
between.
And
over
these
gaps
the
people
fell
in
their
blindness,
quite
unwarned;
and
the
green
grass
seemed
blood-red
to
me,,
and
the
gulf
yawned
like
.the
mouth
of
Hell.
Then
I
saw
Ilka
the
picture
of
peace,
a
group
of
Christians
un-
the
doctors"
who
were
thus
given
freedom
to
go
ahead
and
were
actually
provided
with
more
security.
Speaking
of
the
large
investment
involved
in
becoming
a
doctor,
Dr.
Whitehead
declared
that
the
"old
day
of
the
general,
practitioner
as
understood
20
or
30
years
ago
is
passing
away
rapidly."
Specialization
was
Auxiliary
last
week
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Club
Rooms.
In
charge
of
arrangements
were
Mrs.
George
Nelson,
vice-president,
Mrs.
G.
Anderson,
secretary,
Mrs.
R.
Barwise
(teat,
Mrs.
L.
A.
Behnsen
(sewing),
Mrs.
F.
H.
Lewis
(white
elephant),
Mrs.
J.
Wolstenholme
(fish
pondJ,
Mrs.
W.
R.
Tooth
Recruits
are
being
accepted
for
the
on
tnis
Z4tn,
ne
wouia
certainly
De
asionisnea
inai
Victoria's
birthday
should
be
honored
in
a
land
thousands
of
miles
distant,
110
years
later.
History
has
it
that
the
ambassador
was
so
struck
by
the
magnificence
of
the
coronation
he
could,
not
walk
to
his
proper
place,
but
stood
bewildered,
muttering:
"All
this
for
a
woman."
The
pomp
and
display
of
that
occasion
was
justified
b
ya
reign
that
saw
wide
colonial
expansion
and
the
growth
of
British
power
on
land
and
sea.
The
Queen
became
Empress
of
India,
a
title
calculated
to
impress
British,
sovereignty
on
the
minds
of
the
princes
and
peoples
of
the
great
sub-continent.
And
it
was
during
her
reign
that
a
group
of
scattered
colonies
were
welded
into
a
new
nation
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
Victorja
Day
in
Canada
is
distinct
from
Empire
Day,
which
since
1899
ha
been
observed,
in
schools
on
that
last
school-day
preceding
May.
24,
Elsewhere
in
the
Empire,
Victoria
Day
has
merged
with
Empire
Day,
and
is
not
kept
as
holiday.
A
Cpjiadian
woman,
Mrs.
Clementina
Fessen-den,
is
credited
with
establishing
Empire
Day.
As
a
result
of
her
efforts,
the
Hamilton
school
board,
of
which
she
was
a
member,
in
1898
st
aside
one
1"
11..
MTT1
T"
i-
(home
cooking).
A
slab
the
order
of
the
day.
Special
0f
der.
some
trees,
with
their,
backs
A.
turned
toward
the
gulf.
They
Qualifications
wpre
rpnnirprl
and
bacon
was
won
by
Mrs.
"
If
i
I,
obtained
today
by
doctors
in
Lawrence,
embroidered
apron
were
making
daisy
chains.
Sometimes
when
a
piercing
shriek
cut
the
quiet,
air
and
even
the
smallest
of
communi-
bY
Mls-
F.
Hunger
and,
in
guess-
ties.
Ing
the
number
of
pennies
In
a
Trend
the
times
in
the
sack-
Miss
Dorothy
Maxymulk
treatment
of
mass
afflictions
of
v,as
lne
wlnner'
humanity
such
as.
tuberculosis,'
'
REGULAR
BAPTIST
S.O.N.
Hail,
5th
and:
McBride
SUNDAY,
MAY
23,
1948
cancer,
mental
ailments
and
I
frff
fr
phtna
I
venereal
disease
was
toward
a
huge
ammonia
refrigerating
uniform
methods.
Costs
involved
plant
is
being
manufactured
for
I
demanded
that
public
moneys
china
bv
an
Australian
com-1
be
put
to
work
In
order
to
try
to
pany.
'
!
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
Applicants
must
be
sinqle
between
the
ages
of
18
and
30
years.
Tor
further
information
apply
lo
the
nearest
R.C.M.
Police
Detachment
or
the
Commissioner,
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
Ottawa
tciiuui
aneriiuuii
in
me
year
as
nag
uay
to
inspire
children
with
patriotic
sentiments.
The
Dominion
Educational
Association
soon
made
it
a
national
movement.
The
Earl
of
Meath
took
up
the
idea
and
the
first
celebratioa
in
the
Tlnitprl
Kinorlnm
in
Vioralrlorl
tVio
Vom'nninrr
nf
coniroi
tne
situation,
ine
pro-,
vision
of
millions
of
dollars
as
Rome
was
supposec
to
have
announced
recently
by
the
fed-
bpen
founded
by
Romulus
in
753
eral
government
was
to
be
wel-
B.C.
-
-
...
,U
-.
W
M
uv,
u,uvu
nt
wfumii
VA
its
spread
throughout
the
Empire.
corned.
It
would
assist
materi-
ally.
I
.
,
.
.
ledged
hospitality.
Doctors,
the
speaker
said
were,
M
gM
incluaed
Dr
L
we
coming
the
provincial
hospi-
H
Leeson
Dr
j
E
Wake
Df
T
a
nvarinn
tn.n
ro
k
cnVtanna
ntrtt
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
NEW
ROI
"..
-.
D
w
j0hnstone,
and
Dr.
F.
L.
could
be
expected
to
co-operate
Whitehead,
Vancouver;
Dr.
W.
E.
"The
day
of
the
Lord
is
at
hand."
Is.
13:10.
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
SchooL
7;:3a
p.m.
Co.pel
Service.
Speaker:
G.
R.
S.
BLACKABZ.
Topic:
"IS
THE
END
OK
THE
WORLD
NEAR?,"
(Come
and
hear
what
God's
Word
says).
Junior
Girls'
Quartet
will
sine.
PRAYER
PRAISE
TESTIMONY
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meetlns.
Fri.,
3:30
p.m.
Mission
Band
7:00
p.m.
Junior
Young
Peoples.
WE
PREACH
THE
OLD
FASHIONED
GOSPEL
HOTEL
AwajfrtM
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Home
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hu
it
iMcElmoyle,
Victoria;
Dr.
L.
M.
President
Orme
Stuart
pre-
Greene,
Smithers;
Dr.
J.
D.
Gal-sided
over
the
luncheon
and
braith,
Dr.
M.
Ormiston
and
Dr.
thanks
of
the
club
were
extend-
p.
Kozak,
Miller
Bay
Dr.
J.
A.
ed
to
Dr.
Whitehead
by
Grant
Macdonald,
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankln-Stewart.
Dr.
L.
H.
Leeson,
pre-
son,
Prince
Rupert;
W.
J.
O'Neill,
sident
of
the
British
Columbia
w.
T.
Wark,
Owen
Hooper
and
Medical
Association,
acknow-
t.
Evans,
Smithers;
C.
P.
Bus-
(J.
CLAUSEN
&
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of
.
.
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE.
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Jst
East
of
Dpsett's,
Waterfront)
Box
518
Pbone
Green
975
uRnomi.
Hot
and
C
Water
nKPERl
singer,
Telkwa,
and'
Martin
Van
Cooten,
Prince
Rupert.
JmR
S'fhirleninllieK
MORALS
AND
VD
IN
THE
CASE
of
venereal
disease,
prevention
means
an
understanding
that
conduct
and
not
medication
lies
at
the
core
of
the
problem.
Despite
all
that
medical
science
has
done
and
is
doing
to
control
VD
the
scourge
is
still
with.
us.
The
fact
that
in
at
least
one
large
Canadian
treatment
clinic
since
the
advent
of
quick
cures
third
of
the
patients
are
repeaters
would'
tend'
to
prove
that
syphilis
and
gonorrhea.
are
no,
longer
purely
medical
problems.
Medical
science,
it
would
appear,
has
far
outstripped
moral
teaching
in
the
fight
against
venereal
diseases!
The
lack
of
widespread,
attention
to
this
teaching
is
actually
defeating
science
in
the
anti-VD
war.
The
treatment
of
these
diseases
with
sulfa
drugs
and'
penicillin
has
had
spectacular
results,
and,
because
of
such
speedy.
cures,
there
seem
to
be
people'
who
disregard
moral
restraint,
Believing
that
those,,
people
are
among
those
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whose
moral
training
was
inadequate,
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of
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that
venereal-dis-
ease
prevention
lies
in
character
educationr
in
an
understanding
that
only
the
highest
of
moral
standards
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defeat
this
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