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FRIDAY,
OCT.
17,
1941.
.
HIGHWAY.
COMMISSION
.
.
.
A
number
of
well-meaning
people
are
fussing
about
the
annointment
of
a
hiehwav
commission.
Tr.
m
p
n
n
that
if
the
party
in
power
is
afraid
to
trust
itself
to
spend
the
money
it
collects
from
the
people
it
will
appoint
an
irresponsible
group
of
men,
call
them
a
highway
commission
and
have
them
do
the
spending,,
the
provincial
government
to
do
only
the
collecting
of
the
taxes,
and
then
hand
it
over
to
this
irresponsible
committee
to
1
spend.
Outside
of
collecting
the
money
the
duty
of
the
provincial
'government
would
be
to
watch
the
highway
i
commission
ana
see
that
they
spend
the
money
honestly,
economically
and
efficiently.
We
believe
in
safeguarding
the
nnhltV
fi
believe
politicians
are
just
about
as
honest
as
people
generally,
just
as
honest
as
a
commission
appointed
bvi
politicians
would
be.
The
politicians
are
being
watched
all
the
time
by
the
people
who
vote
them
into
office.
We
see
no
advantage
in
appointing
a
commission
and
pay-i
mg
the
members
big
s
a
1
a
r
i
e
s
and
travelling
expenses'
when
there
is
already
an
'organization
doing
that
work.
The
demand
for
the
commission
comes
chiefly
from
the
people
in
the
south
who
want
the
money
expended
on
1
the
main
roads
over
which
they
travel,
letting
the
out-'
lying
districts
get
along
without
roads
until
there
is'
mo."?y
spare
for
them.
Under
such
a
system
northern
!
iintisn
Columbia
and
Ouppn
Phoi-inffo
ic-nA
.
..
larly
would
suffer.
1
So
long
as
we
have
a
member
like
the
man
who
has
represented
us
for
a
number
of
years,
a
man
who
is
not
afraid
to
speak
his
mind
even
when
the
whole
country
seems
against
him
and
who
is
a
statesman
instead
of
a
,
politician,
we
may
be
sure
there
is
nothing
to
fear
We
do
not
want
a
commission
that
might
prove
to
be
a
political
machine
and
an
expensive
one
at
that
'
NEWS
FROM
RUSSIA
...
I
While
at
times
the
news
from
Russia
seems
rather!
depressing
it
must
be
remembered
that
it
is
a
huge
country
and
the
npon
p
hn
w
t
;
.
,ge;
too.
that
tip
nonnQ
:
n.f
.
,s
vl"e11
fl
mi
,,c"
Aavor
ann
11
1S
quite'
possible
vet
that
ln
uX7:;icto-riou6-
fa
the
h
S
m
Ss
Ton
thl
v'l
'"
Pv,dlnR
and
ammunition
ami
and
nf
of
the
British
n
.
air
force,
th
nk
,nk
nir
of
victm-v
"y
is
ls
something
more
than
wLi,fi
ti,
countries
folded
up
in
ihVface
oTsuer
oril
a
Olie
IinS
n
hlirrn
nnm.
.1
...
.
V
,b,
i'uP"""uu
01
men
who
have
aga
n
and
'I'
6
.
keel
,ch.ee:'ful
vr
the
situation
for
the
V
'lrov'
that
the
Germans
can
be
stopped.
'
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
!
PHONE
13
24-Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
J.
P.
Allan
Is
Xamed
President
Of
Seal
Cove
Group
j
1
At
a
meeting
held
recently
of
the
St.
Peter's
Badminton
Club
officers
for
the
coming
year
were
elected
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
J.
E.
Bod-die.
"
j
President,
J.
P.
Allan.
Secretary
Treasurer,
Mrs.
William
McLean.'
Members
agreed
on
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays
for
playing
and
it
was
decided,
that
there
would
be
room
this
year
fpr
several
new
members.
If
you
have
a
room
to
rent
we
can
soon
get
you
a
tenant.
Try
the
classified
column
of
The
Dally
News.
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Phone
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Box
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STREET
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Rupert'
The
EAST
SIDE
COAL
Co.
will
appreciate
any
patronage
given
.
.
.
with
prompt
service
and
clean
coal.
G.
B.
CASEY,
Mgr.
Phone
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or
Green
527
Quality
Groceries
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
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Reasonable
Prices
Prompt
Free
Delivery
Service
Throughout
the
City
(Opposite
Canadian
Legion)
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
ItSJStSfSSgSMSWSssuBttssssssnm
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PHOXE
547
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
THE
SEAL'
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
pinFseal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all-the-year-round
payroll
In
FOR
SHIPS:
Graphic
Story
of
Trip
in
One
Uncle
Sam's
Navy
Flying
Boats.
-
By
MORGAN
M.
BEATTY
AsSlVintprt
Dn.cc
Cfoff
Wrlfar
of
M
A
.VOO
lu(VM..
IT
.
1
Ik
.
'
BOMBER
OVER
ATLANTIC,
Oct.j
17:
(AP)
Hot
cakes
for
early
breakfast
in
New
England
and
a'
snack
of
Danish
pastry
for
late!
supper
in
Iceland!
That
would
be
possible
in
these
huge
flying
boats.
They
can
cross
whole
time
C.30
Sv
?f
.
No
guesswork,
S
.Ti11
V
U'no
fuss-
no
confusion.
Just
head
nf.nvthtn
Tnv
prOV:Work
and
precise
co-ordination.
th'n
hot
cakes
and'
nast?vy
Qur
alrcr
and
eye
man
2
Zl
J
ser
.aboard
is
a
team.
The
plane
with
tolfZ
L
,n0t''us
is
th
team,
and
our
float-
Sd
,ng
alrbase
13
stl11
another'
hold"
SPUndSSiba
-t
base
is
Sponsible
7
m
me
cniei
oi
in
nnH
i-oi-nj
j
.
,v
operations
and
Iceland.
And
were
doine
it.,
.
.
"ratPly
thelsThoep
th
se
r.
SSstnfnSrl!Ch?tUrtary
ot
the
navy.
Frank
Knox.
wf
an
h?,UrS
Mr-
Knox
ls
the
president
ao
ago
we
took
nf,
off
from
our
floating
f
rv
.
nir
hoc.
c,tnmi,n,vOM
me
navigator
cans
me
to
a
tne
southern
tip
of
Greenland
and,
house."
it's
time
to
back
trick.
Keep
Eyes
Open
"Station
men
in
the
blisters!
keep
a
sharp
lookout."
It's
the
voice
of
the
flight
-
-
com
j
.
.
7
i
p.m.,
nme
zone
a,
west
oi
ureen-
Astern
o,?nnl
"i'
M
half
hour.
runway
aft,
take
observationposts
.
Just.before
4
p.m.,
the
naviga-
i
tv,
v.i
"j
-
ior
sienis
a
luume
niece
or
coasi.-
wic
uLts.
wiiiuuwen
area
n
p
n
r
"
r
the
tall.
jllne-
Soon
a
tiny
white
lighthouse
The
navigation
awaits
order.
officer
forward
He's
got
a
lot
of
appears.
The
flight
commande
turns,
makes
a
circle
with
his
fast
work
to
do.
The
commander.1."
umD
.and
wrefinger.
We're
speaks-
'right
on
the
nose.
"Chart
the
course
x
x
miip
on'
We
had
spanned
more
than'
either
side
of
our
outbound
course
6,000
sQuare
miles
of
the
North
.
.
Give
us
a
turn
at
specif
led
i
Atlantic
In
our
10-hour
flight.
As
intervals
..."
I
the
crow
flies,
we'd
gone
more
The
navigator
bends
over
hjs
than
1,100
nautical
miles.
If
we'd
big
table.
In
a
minute
or
two
he
own
a
great
circle
bee-line
course
passes
a
tiny
strip'of
paper
to
ths
eastward,
we'd
Just
now
be
land-:"mmander.
It
says:
"Two-three-
n
Iceland,
instead
of
coming
zero-m."
That's
our
magnetic
baclc
to
our
base.
COmn.l.W
rnnrVp
fnr
lhn
v.
Tintr
V
kn.l
Jt
tj
The
commander
relays
the
course
teacher
only
knew
what
this
trip
..vu.Upu.,j
jjiaiie
a
ii
a
nc
w
gcugiupiiy
sue
we
begin
a
slow
turn.
taught
me
back
In
the
fifth
gradcl
i
m
crossing
over.
.
.
.
You
cross
:
under
.
.
."
says
my
left
earphone.
wuco,
comes
back
the
answer,
signifying
compliance.
Tne
navigator
sends
an
officer
i
to
drop
a
smoke
bomb
and
get.
che
wind-drift.
Then
he
picks
up!
the
artificial
horiznn
rn
ctf.
at
the
sun.
calculates
rnhlriiv
ti
SERVICE
IF
YOU
WANT
A
SUIT
THAT
WILL
MAKE-UP
WELL
The
ionic
ejfect
in
ucaring
these
Suitings
creates
a
feeling
of
confidence.
BOWLING
checks
the
drift
of
the
plane
and
'
In
t
h
e
Inter-Services
Bowling
our
position
in
the
wastes
of
the
League
last
night
Scottish
No.
1.
North
Atlantic.
.Scottish
No.
2,
Royal
Canadian
Just
Headwork
Army
Medical
Corns
and
Royal
Our
course
develops
In
lines
on
Canadian
Engineers
were
the
ninths
blank
chart
like
a
ladder.
We
ners.
The
losers
were
Navy
Drv
cross
and
recross
our
outbound
Dock.
Rnv.ii
Or.noHion
course,
repeat
the
nrocess
Pnri.
siimii
ei
nTvv'J
;
J
W3y
the
US"
ly'
Scores
were
two
Bames
to
one
Navy
air
arm
makes
tracks
in
a
in
each
case.
INSIST
ON
SEEING
THE
ROBINTEX
TRADE-MARK
l
n
t
r
hi
r
26
oz.
We
receive
a
message
from
the
base:
"Return
not
later
than
sixteen
thirty
plus
X
time
.
.
."
That
means
we
must
get
in
by
4:30
Bob:
the
Bob:
Tom:
S'
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
cr
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
MORE
OVERTIME!
Say,
Tom,
the
Ihm
want
ui
lo
work
late
again
tonight.
Tom:
That's
okay
liy
me.
I
ilonV
mind
the
titnc-and-a-lialf
!
Me,
neither.
Hov-
thr
nlant'j
euro
busy,
ch?
Yeah.
I've
never
een
to
much
overtime.
I
it
krrpj
Up,
we'll
Ik!
wealthy.
o
I
ti
time
we
Mioulil
he
oaltin
the
moncv
awv
Bob;
Yeah.
I
suppose
you're
right
Tom:
And
I
know
what
I'm
ponna
do,
for
one
cnrt
buyin'
more
War
Savings
Certificated
ItH
U
pretty
nice
to
have
that-doiigh
coinin
hark,
with
interest,
in
a
few
years.
That's
richt-W
wnn'l
ALTS'.
IV?
Iio
tli
id
lmT.
Anil
in
the
meantime,
the
money
will
lie
liflpin'
to
win
the
warl
Tom,
you're
right.
Ict
lioth
start
hujin'
more
War
Savings
Certificates
tlm
wcill
The.
help
oj
every
Canadian
it
needed
for
Victory.
In
ihtse
dan
oj
war
the
thotifhtlest
leljuh
tpender
is
a
traitor
to
out
irer
rfort.
A
reduction
in
pertonal
spending
it
now
a
vital
nrrri(
'
lieve
the
pressure
for
goods,
to
enable
more
and
more
inbour
enl
materials
to
he
diverted
to
winning
the
ivar.
The
all-out
rlnrt,
which
Canada
must
make,
demands
this
selj-denial
ol
e-'i
ol
Itk
1(
SPiND
lSS
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