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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
,
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
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News
Limited,
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Avenue.
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in
City
Per
Year,
$5.00;
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Month,
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Week,
12c
DAILY
EDITION
a
Year
SATURDAY,
NOV.
15,
1941.!
Pattullo
to
Continue
...
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
decided
to
continue
to
lead
the
Liberal
government
at
Victoria
for
the
present,
to
standing
figure
in
a
national
administration
with
parties
represented.
all
Two
CJmrchills
...
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
is
doing
much
to
T"1
the
hPe
of
Anglo-American
unitv
voiced
in
1899
by
another
and
earlier
Winston
Churchill
An
author
named
Winston
Churchill,
in
the
book
"Richard
Carvell,
discussed
early
difficulties
between
England
and
the
United
States
and'
said,
"I
pray
God
that
time
maj
soften
the
bitterness
caused
.
.
.
and
that
the
Stars
and
Stripes
and
Union
Jack
may
one
day
float
together
to
cleanse
this
world
of
tyranny."
That
was
Winston
Churchill,
the
American
novelist
of
Cornish,
New
Hampshire.
It
is
rather
a
coincidence
that
it
is
another
of
the
same
name
who
at
the
present
time
leads
the
British
people
and
who
has
undoubtedly
done
much
to
help
further
the
unity
of
thought
between
the
two
peoples
CLERKS
IN
LEAD
STILL
Are
At
Top
Of
Standing
In
Canadian
Scottish
Bowling
League
Clerks,
by
winning
a
two
games
Year,
$2.50;
One
t0
one
vlctorv
over
Sergeants
No.
Out-of-Town
Subscribers
by
Mail.
$3.00
'
?
,J
a""
ond
Battalion,
Canadian
Scottish,
MK.Miif
R
op
the
CANADIAN
i'kess
'Bowling
League.
Results
of
last
The
Oui&cUan
Prw
to
exclusively
entitled
to
u.se
far
publtoartlom
of
all
niws
nijfhtv
scheduled
weekly
Dlay
Were
tut
I.
r.r
.
h
AourvMntjwl
Prw
In
thin
Oanpr
fljlrl
also
Ule
'"S'H
oviisuuu-u
"""'J
local
news
published
therein.
All
rtphus
ol
republioi.ion
of
special
despatches
therein
axe
also
reserved
as
follows:
Sergeants
No.
2,
1;
Clerks,
2.
Cooks,
2;
Officers
No.
1,
1.
Pipers,
2;
Puddle
Jumpers,
1.
Officers
II,
2;
Sergeants
No
1,
1.
Quartermasters
Stores,
3;
No.
1
Section,
0.
Dry
Dock,
2;
Jeeps,
1.
The
Individual
scores:
Sergeants
No.
2
1
fifmnsnn
12(1
fill
the
vacancies
in
his
administration
and
to
meet
the
NiChois
ZZZZZZZZZ.
87
legislature
under
the
present
set-up.
He
has
a
precedent
Appieton
92
in
the
British
House
of
Commons
when
Ramsay
McDon-
Lawrence
263
aid,
with
less
than
a
majority
of
the
house,
carried
on
.JjJJ""
"
5so
the
government
of
the
country
for
a
considerable
period.
XotaIs
ZZZZZZZZmz
Wliat
plans
Mr.
Pattullo
may
have
we
do
not
know
clerks
1
but
he
has
had
plenty
of
time
to
consider
the
situation
Butler
'
217
and,
doubtless,
knows
what
he
is
doing.
;Demerse
138
Keane
128
Joe
Harris
Speaks
.
We
like
the
verbal
display
put
on
in
the
House
of
Commons
Tuesday
by
Joe
Harris,
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
for
Toronto.
He
was
appealing
to
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
for
leadership
or
to
step
aside
and
hand
nvpr
flip
inri
tn
snmpntip
pIsp
Hp
said'
iRattersby
207
Henderson
173
Handicap
150
Totals
1008
....Cooks
1
Akerman
108
Hutchinson
-...207
"Speaking
as
an
ordinary
member
of
the
Canadian
ZZlZZZZZZZZm
House
of
Commons
and
guaranteeing
all
the
co-opera-
hemes
ZZZZZZZ'ZZm
tion
I
can
give
at
this
time,
I
say:
recognize
us;
acknowl-t
Handicap
139
edge
inspire
shame
enthuse
exalt
Tcta,s
1000
us;
us;
us;
us;
us;
em-,
ploy
us;
drive
us;
order
us;
command
us;
criticize
us;
J
officers
No.
1-approve
us;
disapprove
us;
spank
us;
listen
to
us;
possess
RfchaTdson
11C-
nfOTlnCPDP
lit'
rtrvf-l
lie
nlininrn
lie
rl
rtvi
1.
rl
r
tio.
vnt.
'.ArChbald
..
1
81
116
perize
us;
cheer
us;
treat
us;
prepare
us;
dedicate
an(l)Parker
ZZZZZZZZZZ.ioo
rededicate
us;
bereave
us;
conscript
us,
and
for
God's
Dow
...ZZZZZZZZZah
sake
lead
US."
Handicap
150
Totals
711
Hon.
Arthur
Meidien
.
.
.
i
n
.
.
.
.
Knight
162
Un
a
former
occasion
we
have
expressed
the
opinion
Law
208
that
it
would
be
a
tactical
mistake
to
make
Hon.
Arthur
Frayne
178
Meighen
or
any
other
old
man
leader
of
the
Conservative
Lamer
159
ovf,r
T,
V,
;
i,
,i
;c
4.1,
i.
Cameron
82
jjMiLj.
11
11c
10
tjiuocu
mm
11
uie
meu
is
tu
iuuk
iur-
ward
to
forming
of
a
national
government
in
the
near
flltllTP
it
U'JIS
thp
hpet
nnceililo
mnro
Wn
kmi.
nf
Handicap
127
Totals
789
J
uddlejumpers
1
man
Wfoi.
flHa,l
,..f
-n.v,j.
iiuvu
iu
1
cjji
tocn
Liny
111c
uiizci
vHiives
ui
Lee
130
such
a
time
and
in
such
a
manner.
He
is
a
man
of
un-
i
Wilson
ZZZZ'ZZZZZZZ.129
doubted
ability,
but
much
too
old
to
begin
to
build
a
party
,Jewe11
-
almost
frnin
rrvminrl
un
TTp
milrl
hmx-ai'ax
ha
o
m,t
Robby
243
2-v.....v.
-('
nuwiu,
iiumvtv.1,
CI
i
1
V'iit-
ri
1-
Michaels
...167
Handicap
150
....Totals
911.
871
Sergeants
No.
1
1
Warburton
108
Mclntyre
147
Stewart
100
McAuley
169
Jones
187
Handicap
...150
Totals
861
Hodges
247
Handicap
147
Totals
938
No.
1
Section
1
Roberts
.148
Wilson
108
Joy
143
156
69
97
150
191
150
812
2
156
136
73
171
127
150
146
140
899
2
161
174
143
198
124
150
950
2
139
182
147
.147
975
2
203
171
88
3
138
189
87
i50
180
150
895
3
199
159
167
228
271
150
813
1171
212
212
119
88
182
139
959
2
136
136
94
91
194
150
801
2
145
151
109
143
143
127
911
2
114
147
182
144
235
150
.972..
Ul
UUtAXdd
.
.
.
Baker
141
154
According
to
a
former
United
States
ambassador
to
117
"ZIZ"iS
284
Russia
the
secret
of
the
success
of
the
Russians
in
dp-
b.
Forbes
isn
142
;wmu'
luuimj
ttyaiiiM,
Liie
inuzis
lies
very
largeivi
in
the
blnndv
nnro-ps
when
mani
nf
fV.o
01.,
r
lnnflA
0,1
Handicap
140
.
.
J
l
i.icwij
ux
me
cw
my
icouuio
11m
Totals
Totals
politicians
were
convicted
ot
traitorous
negotiations
with
Germany
and
Japan.
The
chief
agent
for
the
traitors
was
Leon
Trotsky,
who
had
sold
out
his
country
for
an
expeeted
political,
advantage.
This
Fifth
Column
was
very
widespread
and
when
its
leaders
were
liquidated
most
people
seemed
to
think
it
was
another
case
of
Russian
barbarism.
During
their
trials,
most
of
which
were
held
in
public
and
were
at-
vcnucu
u
me
L-unsuuir
representatives
01
man
v
pnnn-
stores
1
tries,
the
convicted
men
admitted
that
they
had
agreed
Turner
155
to
accent
the
leadershin
of
TWskv
in
nlnnc
tn
oc.in
Harris
...i67
SUUmthat
there
wa
to
be
a
n
,
ZZZZTiS
Jg
"""-"'fi"8
i,i
"iwuBuict,
iiiiuuuy
iiuurniaiion
was
passed
on
to
Germany
and
Japan
who
were
to
back
up
the
rebels
in
their
efforts
to
change
the
administration.
Had
these
Fifth
Columnists
succeeded,
the
country
would
have
been
all
ready
to
receive
the
Germans
when
the
invasion
took
place.
As
it
was,
they
found
an
army
officered
by
young
men,
efficient
and
loyal
and
well
prepared
to
resist
any
attack
by
a
foreign
country.
After
the
house-cleaning
one
of
the
Russian
leaders
is
reported
to
Jiave
remarked:
"It
is
easier
for
a
burglar
to
break
into
a
house
if
he
has
an
accomplice
to
let
him
in.
We
have
taken
care
of
the
accomplices."
Today
Russia
has
no
sabateurs,
secret
agents
or
fifth
column-ists
to
co-operate
with
the
invaders.
3
141
88
145
139
j
"85
3
471
127;
159'
152
3
166
4GPO"
IN
ACTION
The
soldier
who
appears
in
this
photo
to
be
giving
a
play
by
play
description
of
a
football
match
Is
the
gunnery
position
officer
of
a
Royal
Canadian
Artillery
howitzer
battery.
His
instructions
are
broadcast
over
a
loudspeaker
system
to
each
gun
and
the
crews
aim
their
weapons
accordingly.
125
J
The
scene
Is
in
England,
during
147
1
artillery
exercises.
Bowling
Standing
Inter-Services
League
Second
Quarter
176'Area
Headquarters
....
6
150
819
3
248
189
154
209
214
127
mi
3
150
174
160
97
123
150
.855
Signals
5
Won
Lost
Pts.
Seal
Cove
4
Scottish
No.
1
-
4
Scottish
No.
2
3
Navy
3
Medical
Corps
2
Engineers
2
Dry
Dock
1
Seal
Cove
0
Ollara
190
MacLennan
120
Handicap
133
Totals
842
Jeeps
l
Bailey
185
Dulder
I
148
Lyons
124
McClintick
161
Pollock
116
Handicap
150
Totals
881
172
Sergeants
No.
2
17
fipers
15
Jeeps
14
Sergeants
Attached
13
Dry
Dock
13
922
Puddlejumpers
.12
I
Section
11
3
Officers
No.
2
10
153
Sergeants
No.
1
10
100
Helldrivers
5
170
Officers
No.
1
5
0
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
6
163
113
133
871
Z
93
134
118
195
123
150
813
90
Dry
Dock
1
2
I82
Hoyt
1477
173
292
Hodgson
...103
172
Jakel
128
122
140
Robert
160
113
9"
Butterfield
117
156
3
;
Handicap
150
150
180'
Totals
805
886
8
9
9
10
9
13
11
11
15
16
17
14
14
22
126
159
133
811
3
SPECTACLE
IN
MUSIC
"Moon
Over
Miami."
With
Don
Ameche
And
Betty
Grable,
Coming
To
Capitol
Theatre
The
glamor
city
of
Miami
provides
the
background
for
the
music,
laughter
and
romance
of
the
elaborate
technicolor
musical
film
"Moon
Over
Miami,"
starring
Don
Ameche
and
Betty
Grable?
which
is
coming
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
next
Monday
and
Tuesday,
j
"Moon
Over
Miami"
is
a
gay,
tune-filled
tale
of
two
"sisters,
Betty
Grable
and
Carole
Landls,
and
their
aunt,
Charlotte
Green-Iwood,
who
Invest
their
$5000
inr
iheritanre
In
the
hope
of
realizing
big
dividends.
Thir
Investment
is
a
holiday
fling
with
expensive
clothes
and
a
luxurious
(suite
and
the
expected
dividend
is
ja
millionaire
husband
for
Betty.
I
Not
one
but
two
supposed
million-I
aires
are
hooked.
Robert
Cum-
153!
112)
1101
150
853
147
23
With
Pipers,
Attached
Sergeants,
2oq
i;k
ana
iergeants
no.
1
239
still
having
three
games
to
play,
150
e
leaSue
standing
to
date
is
as
f,G1
ioiiows:
Clerks
19
3
102
177
141
183
147
quartermaster's
Stores
18
Cooks
.......18
19
18
18
17
15
14
13
13
12
mlngs
is
a
bona-fide
millionaire
wftile
Don
Ameche
is
but
a
play
boy
looking
for
an
heiress.
The
finale
is
refreshingly
different.
The
picture
boasts
eight
hit
tunes
"Kindergarten
Conga,"
"Hurrah
for
Today,"
"Miami;"
'Tve
Got
You
All
to
Myself,"
"Loveliness
and
Love,"
"You
Started
Something,"
"Is
That
Good?"
and
"Solitary
Seminole."
There
are
several
spectacular
dance
routines.
lOl
10
5
5
Cambrai
Phone
!
Bridge
Is
Held
i
Affair
Held
Last
Night
at
Howex
1
of
Several
Members
of
j
I.O.D.E.
Chapter.
A
successful
telephone
bridge
party
was
held
last
night
at
several
homes
of
members
by
Cambrai
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
The
regent,
Mrs.
T.
Fraser,
was
asslst-'
3
ed
in
organizing
the
event
by
Mrs.
,iW.
M.
Watts
and
Miss
Kay
Baker.
I
The
prize
winners
were:
Ladies
'J
3
110
iir5t,
xviiss
t
rances
rnomson,
oBau;
j
consolation,
Mrs.
Gordon
Lloyd,
1150;
men's
first,
Miss
Joan
Cross,
5640;
consolation,
C.
A.
Kellett.
1380.
COACHES
HIS
SWEETS
A
New
York
confectioner
has
his
sweetmeats
delivered
in
a
Victorian
coach.
122
J
183
1
SALMON
TOPS
160'
More
salmon
is
canned
a.t
Ket-
,113chikan,
Alaska,
than
In
any
other
150
city
in
the
world.
838,
N
THE
sri'RKMt:
(
Ol
UT
Of
ItKITISII
roi.r.MiiiA
In
I'roliatr
In
the
Matter
f
the
"AilmlnWratlon
Aft"
and
114,
In
tlie
Matter
of
the
ltate
of
John
2141
William
Wells.
Kwrniseil
Intestate
iuM.v
nonce
uiu
Dy
uraer
or
His
Honor,
W.
.
Fisher,
made
on
the
25th
day
of
October.
A.
D.
1941.
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
John
William
WelU,
deceased
and
ell
partlea
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
ame,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
27th
day
of
November,
A.
D.
1941,
and
nil
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
this
27th
day
of
October.
A.
D.
1941.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
STANLEY
W.COLTON
D
C
Ph
C
CHIROPRACTOR
1
Wallace
Block
Phone
G
10
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YOUR
PAL
CANADA'S
FIRST
LINE
OF
DEFENCE
LIES
OVERSEAS.
THE
FOURTH
AND
SIXTH
DIVISIONS
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REINFORCEMENTS.
VOLUNTEER
TO
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YOUR
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TODAY!
The
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needs
skilled
tradesmen.
Now
Js
your
opportunity
to
learn
a
trade
while
ervinK
your
country.
Join
up
note!
Your
nearest
recruiting
0mce
has
full
information
rcKardiim
trades
openings
and
every
branch
of
the
Services.
CANADA'S
ARMY
IS
YOUTH'S
OPPORTUNITY
I
rr.t
Work
Boots
DEPENDABLE
MAKES
SUCH
AS
CHlUSTlPs
VALENTINE,
CREB
AND
T
I
L
S
0
N
r
Kf7
Boots
Built
With
Years
of
Guaranteed
Sturdiness
.
.
.
and
Priced
Up,
Fr()m
New
shipment
of
"Jack
and
Jills"
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
Classified
Ads.
HELP
WANTED
1ELP
WANTED
Central
Hotel.
(269)
MALE
HELP
WANTED
V
ANTED
Assistant
for
automotive
part
stock
room.
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Motors.
27H
FOR
RENT
?OR
RENT
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