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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1955)
Oar Stem tm6re cOwes a day when - PRINCE VAUANT EMERGES FRCWV THE "W- I M "" TENT AND DRAWS A DEEP BREATH. ALREADY THE MOORINGS HAVE BEEN AND FAINTLY ON THE CLEAR MORN- CAST OFF, THE OARS SHIPPED. AND THE WIG OFCTh1E!eAH!E UNM1STAKA8LE MUsiEsf..0- H"- TMt TAKES SOME USHT "OSE I - ON THIS VOYAGE VAL HAS TWICE BEEN INJURED. AND EACH TIME- BECAUSE OF POOR PHYSICAL CONDITION. PRINCE ARN ALSO BEGINS TRAINING FOR Nq FUTURE. A WARRIOR MUST LEARN TO HANDLE HIS TOOLS WITH SKILL, SO SHARPENED WEAPONS ARE USED IN THE EXERCISES. 'ARN LEARNS THE HARD AND ONLY WAY , a OlAV tS S71LF0 AT TfATMN3 CUTS. . avo tr ts Bssr that ajn ee aaaong VETERAN WAtKfOftS WfTH HfS fWST HVCXJHO. H DAA NOT CAY I" ALL Dy lOMC tucv -ruDEAn sXfHELSOFTME cL'A.iE6.55 BECOME ALIVE... WITH SHOUTS AND SONG THE NORTH MErSEJcTHI.fREAT LEATHERN SAILS, fOE AGAIN THEY FEEL THE KEELS ! E OPEN SEA, HNDER 1ME,R -The Hone Stow.
