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TWO
JULIA
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AND
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EDITION
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TUESDAY,
NOV.
1,
Gasoline
Problem
.
.
.
Canada
must
have
crude
oil,
aviation
trasoline.
licht
and
heavy
fuel
oils
and
motor
gasoline.
A
small
part
of
IX
Canadian
used
gasoline
is
produced
at
home
and
this
isf
severely
restricted.
Why?
Seventy-four
percent
con.es
'i
in
Dy
tanker
but
many
ot
the
tankers
are
now
carrying
"
"
3
147
139
73
179
87
782
97
121
133
59
G7ii
200
159
150
121
7a
812
Modernism
and
Fundamentalism
227
IX
Till:
MTKKMK
COI'KT
OMllllTlxll
(
Hl.l
MISIA
In
the
Matter
ttt
the
"(JnlethiK
Titles
Ark"
ami
In
Hie
Matter
if
u
I'nrtton
iif
li.li
acre
of
Lt
.VI;.
Itiine
.1.
f;it
District.
I'.rltMi
Columbia
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
the
Usk
Mining
Oomnuw
LJmiteri
iNnn.
Personal
liability),
a
.body
corporate
Angerbauer
navmg
its
registered
otflce
at
Usk.
B.C.
has
made
appllcatjcn
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
lot
a
cer-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER
4.
Women's
Five
Pin
MONDAY'S
Bowling
Results
BOWLING
Composites
Cowglll
109
Robinson
165
Sarglnson
.
85
Aengs
97
Warren
123
Lawford
Totals
682
Scottish
Rees
.
121
Carter
75
Davies
78
Park
!...
97
Jones
65
Totals
625
102nd
R.C.A.
Petersen
263
Norton
129
Owens
222
Webster
83
Johnston
32
Total
825
100
Kilowatts
Defeat
Pry
Dork
Draft-143
em
Three
Strairht
Take
95
Leadership
in
League.
163
Results
of
scheduled
games
in
Totals
ttrlfate
of
title
.to
portion
17.22
acres
....
Am
102A
1175
116
Dry
Dock
Drafters
1
193
McCormlck
113
170
Crowder
212
71
Boyce
148
8C8
Wh'te
90
Tobey
130
Handicap
117
Totals
810
R.
C.
A.
F.
1
Drake
239
Were
Discussed
Z
:
:
!S
A
discussion
took
place
at
the
Ministerial
Association
meeting
yesterday
between
proponents
of
the
modern
theology
and
those
upholding
fundamentalism.
Rev.
J.
H.
Myrwang
read
an
in-
Crapper
.211
Learn
208
Handicap
70
Totals
1077
Sav-Mor
1
Mickey
195
Carl
148
teresting
paper
on
the
Sacrament
Paul
..
180
of
Baptism.
Beyond
that
there
Art
!
176
was
no
business
of
importance
jack
...
121
before
the
meeting.
,
Handicap
Ill
Totals
931
Steelworkers
1
Drage
201
Carr
210
Cymbal
,
168
Arlington
188
...163
Handlrap
96
of
th
ab;v
mUned
ipraperry
un-.
Lawn
Bowlers
1
tttr
the
"uaeiUng
TlUes
Act."
and
has
McMeekin
189
produced
evidence
whereby
tt
appears
Armstrong
1Q0
to-
be
the
owner
thereof
In
fee
simple;
-rmsirong
lyy
AND
FURTHER
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
Paul
GIVEN
that
pursuant
to
an
order
made
Davis
'.herein
the
20th
day
of
October,
A.
D.
1
1941.
a
declaration
or
title
pursuant
to
igl
'Section
24
cif
the
aajd
Aat
J1
be
'
n"wi
to
ne
ta
ixanpany
alter
three-
weeks
frcm
.the
date
of
this
notice
and
due
publication
heref
f.
'
DATED
this
31si
day
of
October,
1941.
A.
M.
WHITESIDE
SlicVtor
fcr
U?k
Minim?
Ccnlpany,
xjuiuito
iNcn-Peraanal
iiNcn-reraanal
Llaww
the
You
cannot
land
a
force
with
merelv
rifles
and
hnv-liict!
ui.cis
tu
laue
an
me
artinery
ana
tanks
available
in
rrdnce,
saui
L.ord
Moyne
in
the
House
of
Lords,
sneak-
;.ve
LlabtlOy)
i
TIIK
NlTKEME
(OI
KT
OI
IWIITISII
(
Ol.r.MlllA
lii
I'rnliuip
Matier
of
Hip
I
Act"
mid
AtTTION
SALE
ter
a
terrific
defeat
to
the
Nazis
hpSp
nf
f
I,
n
nifZ
SSri
AilmlnMralloii
rro1,,
:i
f
U
rr....
on
.
l-
te
M
John
tounijc
ui
uil
1UI
IJ1C
UI.
1J1U1K
IS
Z
percent
COmilllr,
"'wim
Deceased
Intestate
in
Dy
pipe
line
and
tour
percent
by
rail.
Why
not
use
more
Of
the
hninP
nrnrlllfwl
nil
nnrl
thnc
envn
imnnrtoHnns
Tate
Notice
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
25th
day
of
October.
A.
D.
1941.
I
was
ao-
MU
i'
.l
'
.pmixea
Aamintotrator
of
the
estate
of
i
i
.
.
Alberta
supplies
almost
fifteen
percent
of
the
nation
-s
Jtlltun
wmiam
wii,
and
an
needs.
Tiv
not
more?
If
it
is
not
eennnmi!
tn
,,p
it
'ZLSffi1
up
too
fast,
the
probability
is
that
long
before
it
is
used
,
up,
the
war
will
be
over
and
we
can
get
our
gasoline
from1
EL1941,
1,11
pflrtles
Jited
to'
the
plsPWhPVP
are
reciuired
to
Pay
the
amount:
thlr
'""tnew
to
me
forthwith.
Of
course
we
must
economize
in
our
joy
riding
butKy
"
2,.
Wwfif'
wny
nut
produce
more
at
nomeT
norma
a.
watt.
Offial
Administrator
Tlinlier
Sale
XJfifiTS
of
November.
1941.
in
the
office
of
th
I
Porester.
Marine
Bulldlne.
t
in(T
tnr
tha
nnvaimmonl
..,K
i
il.
.
An
t
'
,
i
the
Licence
X28878.
1
t.
b.
m.
of
snruee
'.
w
tv.
v,i
iiiijciiL.
dLLin
ill
1
1
1
ill
i
riM
i
irrmvn
.inmno
cefiar
A.nrt
hmu.t
.
.
.,
i
r
To
land
an
expeditionary
force
with
enough
men
w.iSt5d
nSSt
and
enough
equipment
to
defeat
Germany's
waiting
ar-
yfan
wl"
'or
mies
is
to
accomplish
what
is
almost
the
impossible.
yelm'i?Sidit
rt
5i
unabi
tq
attend
'
have
been
hoping
to
see
Germany
try
an
invasion
of!
f&S'ZJEri
Sf,
Jntrland.
Confident
that
Rvitnin'o
fnwoa
,1:,,:,
.
aucon
and
treated
against
the
seaborne
attacker.
How
much
greater
are
S
c.?
!
uic
utius.
Liien.
HiHinsr.
thp
cnpfooa
nf
i
in;in
..t..i.!
'
-
'
n
ui
iI!LrtUl
ItJiclUIVtil
sum
i
aim
jjroDaoiy
relatively
ill-equipped
army
against
the
land
might
of
the
Hun?
As
Lord
Moyne
has
said-,
1
cannot
imagine
anything
which
would
suit
Hit-
Al'CTION
SALE
Thnlier
Sale
XJll'JiS
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Pub
lic
AtvttiMi.
t
won
on
th
23rd
December,
1941.
in
tlie
office
of
the
'V
ft
"'ve
ueuer
tnan
u
we
adopted
the
Chinese
method
mrlZt
01
COintlllttirnr
ClllPlrln
nn
irnn
.1
l
,i
couvcr,
COUVCr.
the
Llrnnra.
TCOtmn
.
...
t
Dollars
for
Freedom
.
.
.
Finance
Minister
IllsW
i
n
ItffrJnnr
tlm
..,...,,1
..
-""tn
"-""'
v
vjui
ciieiiiv
s
i
ni'srpn
"
!,.,.,
.
.
i.
ib.
m.
cf
fpruce,
cedar
and
m.jiuock
on
an
area
crmjrliliig
part
f'f
the
eas;
side
cf
Huxley
Island
Qtieen
CTwrliytte
Islirxls
Lad
D:tri'3t!
Tv.x
f2K
years
wild
be
allowed
for
ronoral
of
timber.
rrOTwea
omyone
tina:ble
to
stterut
War
SavintTS
CertificatPS
ava
i,o
n
L
S!
Person
may
subinit
ten-
CateS
Will
nrnrllirp
thrpo
imnAftnn
....U.
M-n
and
treated
as
one
b'd
-
1
It
l
7U
'
""u,ua
'""'l:
I
Further
part-ulars
may
be
obtained
1.
11
Will
aSSlSt
in
CarrVintr
nn
Hip
tun..
n,T
UMrcm
tha
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
r
rr
most
convenient
way
to
put
your
dollars
into
the
f
i-,t'
SSa-ST-SSS:.
""
I
tor
freedom.
"
2.
It
will
curb
and)
t,J
unnecessary
spending,
so
IipIm
avert
disastrous
inflation.
Sl
f;
tt!
3.
It
will
provide
a
nest
egg
for
the
inevitable
period'
of
economic
readjustment
after
the
war.
I
When
Vo.
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI
Service
PHONE
13
24-nour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
of
auc-
The
EAST
SIDE
COAL
CO.
will
appreciate
any
patronage
given
.
.
.
with
prompt
service
and
clean
coal.
G.
B.
CASEY,
Mgr.
Phone
755
or
Green
527
.203
.162
2
148
192
137
159
177
117
930
2
191
162
156
169
173
70
160
192
206
112
114
111
3
105
147
196
215
156
117
175
239
70
921
1073
885
1273
2
199
254
256
354
202
96
Totals
1026
1361
2
194
166
187
120
3
172
248
242
275
225
111
202
286
171
143
96
1192
Law
Score
163
Handicap
-
23
Totals
-
939
Lipsetts
1
Colclough
169
Snellenberg
167
Hanson
162
Wight
121
Moser
1W
Armours
72
the
Men's
Five
Pin
League
played
DflVis
729
last
night
at
Max's
bowling
alleys
Laiirient
141
145
55
165
77
resulted
as
follows:
Kedtly
Kilowatts
1
Klmlor
178
Saville
135
Staan
182
Coniadina
226
Kellett
277
Handicap
41
2
163
174
229
150
263
41
1
143
129
Bob
149
j
Cowan
--.
220
239
Max
-.219
107
Handicap
44
,
283
Totals
909
26C
257
Royal
Hotel
1
41
Tubb
174
P!h
reefer
191
Cymbal
210
MeAdam
181
Low
Score
148
Berry
Handicap
22
Totals'
926
Albert
&
ASfCaffery
i
935
Wick
188
McCaffery
148
3
Stiles
159
25i
Hall
-
191
214
Gunderson
216
on
s
Handicap
9
R.
C.
O.
S.
1
Coomb;
153
Sa,rginson
..
102
Kievill
70
Roy
x.,.192
Lawford
172
Handicap
157
Totals
8M
Fitters
1
Osterberg
,174
Camell
148
Davis
219
3
OTowd
171
29-
Trout
170
Handicap
120
Totals
1002
LT.-COL.
AT
24
19?
23
889
2
201
237
l',2
139
253
130
150
233
202
204
44
'
963
171
159
281
169
213
201
133
144
152
222
157
1017
2
175
156
163
185
129
120
922
143
23
985
1
3
165
191
244
135
!
215'
3
161
165
240
143
931
;
22
22
998
1009
2
249
216
209
155
219
9
3
215
172,
227
396
Totals
911
1057
1167
3
199
183
167
169
120
898
LONDON,
Nov.
4
:
f
Geoffrey
Keyes,
eldest
sen
of
Admiral
Sir!
CRIBBAGE
Fa
icons
6.
?ml!es
Cate
12.
Piji.ecrs
10.
Eagles
.
Operators
9.
Cttrradtan
'Lpjfon
9.
Old
Empress
4,
Savoy
Howl
14.
The
standings
to
date:
For
Smiles
Cafe
.....27
201
-Pioneers
...23
44,
Eagles
;.J19
savoy
Hotel
n
Old
Empress
16
3
Operators
16
227
Canadian
Legion
!4
248
Falcons
12
-Rich
American
143
13
IT
19
20
20
22
24
LEAGUEL
SPORT
CHAT
uascDail's
Q
following
ire
me
irwDage
M-orcs
Cobb,
resigtud
.Aiaae
L.asi
,-ignt
today,
c.b
l?t.
Hks
d;bu;
-rt:,
wrajkins
.
j
ftrat
aopear.
harbinger
of
33
in
1928.
19
Hob
Fltzslm:n
16
round
decision
16'ner
for
the
i
14
boxln
chrmp.r:
U-38
yers
ago
;
,:
tok
rhve
at
p..
wai
billed
as
tithe
title
In
ih:i'
u-araner
miianthronist
policemen
held
nfc
1
a
rr
-a
.
itii
ti
x
wiirv
iiiiv.
i
iir
1
1
14
i.i
i
uvua
tatii.
w
n
c
d
it
-
occurred
yesteraay
oi
ti.non
uug-
uit
Air.nr
iM.
kjooos
diamond
r.,1
9
27-ed
with
the
PhS.ea.
wen
genhe'm,
President
of
the
Ameri-,
uone
with
;hi
Wind'
can
Smelting
and
Refining
Cor,-1
Crocs
benefit
rxrakm
which
included
the
op-
eration
of
eighteen
of
the
larseat
smelts-.s
in
the
roumtry-
Guggenheim
was
one
of
Aiuerl-
Uvea's
richest
men.
He
donated
the
iajlsum
sum
of
of
135
search.
He
wwi
born
in
1867
and
his
father
came
from
Switzerland.
He
married
Olga
Hirsch
of
New
York
and
lived
a
good
deal
of
his
life
at
or
near
Denver.
Colorado.
SOVIET
IX
BRITAIN
LONDON.
Nov.
4:0
The
i
Koger
Keyes
and
at
24
one
of
the
Soviet
school
In
Britain
i
only
one
181
youngest
officers
in
the
British
:
conducted
for
children
of
rnem-183
army
holding
the
rank
of
lieu-
bers
of
the
Russian
emba-ssv
and
219
tenant-colcnel,
has
been
awarded
of
the
Soviet
Trade
De'egat.on.
It
231
the
Military
Cross.
is
attended
by
CO
boys
and
plrls
Athk-
Da
ti
,
far
1
"'jit;,
ci
the
lv
a
At'
n
1
V
.
1
vraruner
won
won
C.
;.
,
-
meet
I
esteraay
:rJ;;
.earlier.
'mow.
Simon
Guggenheim,
Head
Of
Ilijr,
Smelting
Company,
Was
STOCKHOLM
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
I'rincc
itupert
K.
H.
DeNlkp
Mt
L:
three
million
dollars
to
m
MacKay.
H.
jn'i-M
v
the
John
Simon
Qiiaecnhpim
iver;
L.
M
C
r
('
r,
nT.
isi;n
,
.
.
..
7
:
'
-
ircunacuon.
later
oaaeo
anotner
"IUUI.
"
.se
m
b;
e
i
nil
f
....
...
,
l
.
.
""
minion,
to
provide
for
deserving
Bnni,
Juneau
T
h
3
students
in
the
United
States
and
Georse
Skarbo
Sea
.ie
in
Latin-American
cnuntrips
Th
157
beneficiaries
have
to
show
creative
.
-
...uti.lv,
vtlMf
IVI
,C
RELIEVE
YOUR
COLD
NOW
l
With
fast-attlni
ASPIRE.
Millions
now
use
it
WARNINGI
Every
Aspirin
tablet
Is
marked
with
Oils
cross.
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tor
tt.