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THE SWEDISH PRESS
Torsdagen den 17 okt. 1946
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EIGHT OUT OF TEN WILL BUY!
The slogan of the Canada i Savings Loan which opens on I October 15 is simply and direct- | ly an expression of the will of: the Canadian people. Over the period of the war years, Cana-dians acquired the habit of sav-ing through Victory Bonds and I War Savings Certificates. It is I a habit which they like be-: cause when a cross-section of i Bond buyers and War Savings Certificates purch^sers were questioned recently about their potential support of the new Loan EIGHT OUT OF TEN sig-I nified they would be in the I market. Definitely!
Not only that but before the 1 question was propounded pur-1 posively, many people, realizing their Ninth Victory Bond pay-ments would soon be complet-ed, began to ask how they j could continue to save system-! atically and at a good interest1 rate. ,
This public expression is a good one. It shows that people are thinking of both the present and the future. The need of the present to prevent inflation and when there is a short-age of consumer goods, such as now exists, every dollar spent unecessary is potentially an inflation dollar. Every dollar saved is not only non-infla-tionary but anti-inflationary.
The need of the future is se-curity — security against ill-ness, lack of employment and other troublés which beset the! path of humanity. A financial backlog gives that sense of economic security so essential to peace of mind. With this j ne ice of mind people can whole-heartedly concentrate on their' jobs, their ambitions and the
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KUNGÖRELSER
Vasalogen Nornan, No. 413 hk. t er första och tredje tisdagen i /a.je månad kl. 8 e.m. i Svenska Ha len, 1320 Hastings St. East. Fin.-k ki Helmer Oslund, 2881 Adanac St., Vancouver; Korr. sekr. Chas. Brundin, i20i Nelson Ave., New Westminster.
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Föreningen Hjälpsamhet möter tredje fredagen 1 varje månad ä for varje möte annonserad mötesplats.
Ordf. Mrs. Signe Sjöberg, 4719 Albert St. Tel.: GLenburn 1467-L. Sekr. Mrs. Aina Anderson, Lochdale P. O.., B. C.; Kassör Mrs. Signe Edenholm, 2615 Dundas Street. • • •
Svenska Klubben har middag och möte tredje ons-(1 g -i i varje månad på Hotel Georgia. President Mr. George Di.f.a r. 19S0 Marine Dr., Hol-lv' ■ r i. Tel. West 1160-R; Sekr. E. II. Hedin, 58.76 Sherbrooke St.. Tel. PAc. 2745 dagligen från 9 till 5.30; Kassör, R. A. Roland. 2575 Charles St., HAst. 615G-Y. «	¥ r
Föreningen Svea möte r andra fredagen I varje månad v ska Hallen, 1320 E. Hastings St. Kassör Richard Edenholm, 2615 Dundas St., HAst. 0985-L; Korr.'sek., Algot Swanson, 1320 E. Hastings St. HAst. 2522-L * ¥
Vasalogen Valhalla, No. 612, New Westminster
möter första och tredje lördagen i månaden i St. Barnabas Hall, lOth St. & 5th Ave., New Westminster, kl. 8 e.iu. Korresponderande sekr. T. Carlson, 1302 — 6th Ave., New Westminster; Fin. sekr. O. Jacobson, R. R. 4, New Westminster.
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Runebergordea, Avd. 130 New Westminster möter första lördagen i varje månad kl. 8 e. m. i Labor Temple, hörnet av 7th Street och Royal Avenue. Fin.-sekr. Lennart Nygren, 327 Simpson St. Ordf, i sjukkommitten Mrs. Verner Julin, 811 — 3rd Ave., Tel. 3176-L • • •
Runebergorden, Avd. 124 möter första och tredje fredagen varje månad kl. 8 i Svenska Hallen, 1320 East Hastings St. Ordförande i sjukkommitten är Otto Sundeil, 2525 Grant Street. HAstings 4741 -L; Fin. Sekr. V. Nygård, 309 Nlgel Avenue, FAirmont 4179-R; Protokollsekr. Mrs. Ed Roebuck, 3509 Dundas St., HAstings 1501-R. • • •
Svensk-Finska Arbetar. Klubben
möter sista fredagen 1 varje månad kl 7.30, i Clinton Hall. DANS HÅLLES SISTA LÖRDAGEN I VARJE MÅNAD
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The Swedish Rest Home Association
monthly meetings are held on the last Wednesday of each month, at 8 p. m., at the Swedish Community Hall, 1320 East Hastings St. Secretary, Mrs. N. H. Anderson, 2961 Palmerston, West Vancouver, Phone: West 898-L-l; Treasurer, Mrs.-E. W. Dahlberg, 1646 Charles Street, Vancouver, HAst. 0564-M. • * *
The Sunset Circle (Auxiliary of the S.R.H.A.) convenes first Thursday of each month, at 2 p. m. Pres., Mrs. E. Pearson : Secr., Mrs. G. Axelson, 1767 East 36th Ave., Vancouver. Tel. FRaser 5783.
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lighter things, such as hobbies, sports and so forth, that make for a well-balanced Jife!
During the next three weeks, Canadians should bear one thlng in mind there will be very little direct contact be-tween Canada Savings Loan personal and prospective Bond purchasers because no elabor-ate organization has been set up.
It will be up to every individ-uaJ to use his initiative except in the case of large finns where an internal canvass will be set up — and personally or by letter contact his nearest invest-ment house, trust company or bank and arrange for Bond pur-chases.
iRemember — EIGHT Ol T OF EVERY TEN WILL BUY! Your duty to YOURSELF is to be ONE of those EIGHT Bond buyers!
M/S “BOLIVIA”, ENROUTE TO PACIFIC COAST
Johnson Line which resumed its European - Pacific Coast service late last year with modern fast passenger and freight motorships has added another new carrier to this trade.
The vessel is the “Bolivia” delivered early this month. She sailed from Gothenburg on Sept. 20, for principal ports in California, Oregon, Washington British Columbia and is due in Los Angeles, October 13, and San Francisco two days later, a cable to W. R. Grace & Co., Pacific Coast agent, announc-ed.
The “Bolivia” is bringing the first shipment of Finnish news-print since the war. Before the war Finnish and Swedish news-print figured prominently in all shipments aboard these ves-sels. Indications are this com-modity will shortly move in
SPARA DENNA BEKVÄMA VÄG
för vad ni behöver mest
KÖP CANADA SAVINGS BONDS
S5ö *100 *500 *1000
Per kontant eller genom avbetalning
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God ränta
Edra pengar fullt tillbaka när som hälst
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even larger vohime on these. ships, Fred L. Doelker, Grace’s vice-president, prediets.
Similar in type to the motor-I ships "Argentina” and “Pana-1 ma”, recently assigned and now operating regularly i n this trade, the “Bolivia” has accom-modations for 30 first cabin ; passengers.
Of especial interest to West Coast exporters and shippers is the 94,000 feet of reefer i space on the “Bolivia”, which is installed with the latests compartments for fresh and canned frqits, vegetables and fish. Dried fruit compartments are of the latest design. She has the most modern cargo holds with loading and dls-charging gear to match.
iHer master is Captain C. O. Holmberg, a reguJar pre-war skipper of Johnson ships to these ports and widely known up and down this Coast.
COPENHAGEN ON “GRIPSHOLM” SCHEDULE IN DECEMBER
The Swedish American liner Gripsholm will proceed to Cop-enhagen, Denmark, via Gothenburg, Sweden, on the trip leaving New York, December 6, it was announced yesterday.
The arrangements are made, according to G. H. Lundbeck, Jr., U.S. Managing Director of the Line, in order to facilitate travel to Denmark for those who would like to spend Christinas “in the old country” for the first time in many years.
“A large number of Danish-Americans already have made reservations on the Gripsholm and many more undoubtedly will take advantage of the op-portunity to go 'direct to the Danish Capital without neces-sity of traveling through Sweden,” Mr. Lundbeck said. The
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percentage of travel from t middle-western states and fro: Western Canada promises to 1 exceptionally heavy, it was pointed out.
Rates to Copenhagen, it was learnfd, will be the same as to Gothenburg.
“Rädda Barnen” får U. S. A. beröm.
New York den 23 d^c. —
Den svenska föreningen “Rädda Barnen”, som bl. a. får bidrag från U.S.A. för sin fadderverksamhet för föräldralösa barn, har f. n. vårdnaden om cirka 40,000 flyktingsbarn. Dr. Howard E. Kersner. vice ordf, i den amerikanska Rädda barnen-organisationen för utlandsverksamheten, hur i en rappon berättat om sina intryck av
Sveriges insatser för flyktingbarnen. Dr. Kershner skriver, att han var imponerad över den verksamhet som bedrevs av Rädda barnen i Sverige med amerikanska medel. Dr. Kersh-ner har besökt ett antal barnhem och familjer, där flyktingbarn fått nya hem. “Varje barns historia är ett drama för sig”, skriver han.
Fröken Anna S. Jörgensen i New York, som leder Save-the-Childrens skandinaviska verksamhet, framhåller att behovet av kläder för Rädda barnen ännu är stort.
En kvinna bekymrar sig för framtiden tills hon får en man. En man bekymrar sig för framtiden först sedan han fått eft hustru.