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EDITION
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Will
Stay
On
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FRIDAY,
NOV.
21,
1W1.
Japanese
Strategy
Baffled
.
.
.
In
vfrw
of
ihe
present
rather
tense
situation
in
the
Orirnt
and
tle
conversations
going
on
between
the
special
representative
of
the
Japanese
government
and
the
United
State?
administration
it
is
interesting
to
note
what
Hallett
Abend
says
in
a
recent
number
of
"Look."
He
says
that,
when
the
Bismarck
was
intercepted,
she
was
nn
her
way
with
two
cruisers
to
the
Pacific
to
hunt
down
units
of
the
Ri
itish
fleet
and
that
when
she
arrived
Japan
was
to
enter
the
war.
The
Bismarck
according
to
this
authority
on
Asiatic
affairs,
was
the
mightiest
war
vessel
ever
launched.
For,
four
days
and
nights
she
withstood
shattering
fire
from
heavy
British
ships.
German
planes
were
driven
from!
the
sky
and
day
after
day
British
planes
showered
bombs,
and
torpedoes
on
the
mighty
German
battleship,
which:
was
running
for
her
life
at
a
speed
of
from
35
to
38
knots'
a
speed
hitherto
unknown
for
a
big
fighting
ship.
I
"Finally
the
Bismarck's
steering
gear
was
hopeless-;
ly
damaged
and,
after
that,
she
could
do
nothing
but
plow
the
rough
s
e
a
s
in
a
gigantic
circle.
Then
the
British
I
gathered
for
the
kill.
From
the
few
surviving
German
officers
and
men
the
true
size
and
might
of
the
Bismarck
were
learned.
She
approximated
50,000
tons
with
a
sustained
.speed
of
o5
knots.
She
was
too
wide
to
pass
through
the
Panama
j
Canal.
Her
side
armor
consisted
of
about
178
sealed
bulkheads,
layer
after
layer
of
them
as
heavily
armored
as
the
decks,
which
held
a
record
for
thickness.
The
British
and
Japanese
warships
are
said
to
b2
of
pre-Bismarck
type.
ACTIVE
WAR
PLANNED
Here
is
what
Abend
says
in
his
article
about
the
mission
of
the
Bismarck:
"The
public
here
and
elsewhere
think
that
the
giant
battleship
was
sent
into
the
Atlantic
by
Hitler
to
hunt
down
units
of
the
British
fleet
and
to
prey
on
slow
convoys
carrying
American
supplies
to
England.
That
is
not
the
truth.
Hitler
sent
the
Bismarck
and
her
convoys
of
two
speedy
cruisers
out
bv
Prince
Rupert's
member
has
decided
to
stay
on
as
leader
of
the
government
in
spite
of
the
opposition
of
a
number
of
interests
that
have
for
many
months
been
trying
to
oust
him.
We
have
many
times
been
asked
how
he
can
possibly
cany
on
under
the
present
circumstances.
Frankly
we
do
not
know.
But
we
know
Mr.
Pattullo
well
enough
to
feel
assured
that
he
knows
what
he
is
doing.
He'
may
have
assurance
of
sunnort
of
Which
we
know
nntin'n.r
He
has
been
trusted
to
handle
the
affairs
of
the
NEW
CARRIER
STRETCHER
R.
J.
White,
leader
of
an
Isle
of
Wight
air
raid
precaution
rescue
party.
Is
pictured
demonstrating
his
new
Invention.
U
Is
a
new
stretcher
balance
which
.finds
Its
cwn
centre
of
gravity
and
then
locks
to
keep
it.
The
stretcher
can
be
slung
and
still
keep
correct
balance.
White
believes
that
with
this
new
invention
he
could
prevent
further
Injury
to
the
patient.
It
has
its
advantages
in
being
very
light
and
strong
and
can
easily
be
manipulated.
Colored
Fur
Spats
For
British
Women
Fashion's
Latest
Contribution
To
Help
Gentler
Sex
Keep
Warm
The
spats,
made
frcm
navy,
brown,
black
and
wine-colored
sealskin,
are
piped
down
the
front
on
November
4th,
1941
to
ttie
Estate
ct
the
late
John
Sorpn
Nelscn,
late
of
the
Otty
of
lattice
Rupfrt.
Brtttih
Columbia,
contractor,
who
died
M
Prince
Rupert
on
June
18h,
1941.
All
pmotts
hidobted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
(to
me
fcrthwlth
nnd
all
persons
having
claims
against
tihe
said
IN
THE
MTKE.MK
fOI'ItT
IIK
IIUITISII
(OM
MIIIA
IN
ntOIIATE
In
the
MiitttT
of
the
Estate
of
Peter
Andrea
,orenzeii,
ltH'Kel
TAKE
NOTICE
Uat
Letters
Probate
were
gracKed
to
us
out
cf
the
Supreme
Court,
ct
rirlt1)l
f-.iliimhla
Prinze
prOVillCe
nrnvinpp
Rupert
District
Registry
on
November
for
a
nun-.ber
of
years
and
Jias
never
failed.
No
one
canjpeL-1
"ndS.
4Lorete
rf
th
tate
point
the
finger
of
scorn
at
him
or
his
administratifm
?7
Soe
rtuptn
Bmurf
a.
The
chief
criticism
is
that
he
has
a
will
of
his
own
and
gRL'IS?!:
when
he
knows
he
is
right
he
cannot
be
turned
bv
-mv
AU
I'r8Cm
w
te
i
x
'
"J
u
v
re
rcquVrvd
to
ipay
ithe
nmoinn.
ol
lnierCSlB.
their
Indebtedness
ito
us
forthwttli
nd
A
majority
of
the
people
of
this
constituency
sup-
SSEZ
TZ
ported
Mr.
Pattullo
with
the
idea
that
he
would
continue
SMiSTS
SSZTSiflSR
to
serve
tliem
as
head
of
the
government.
falll,,
wnl
distribution
wtn
be
made
If
Mr.
Pattullo
should
decide
to
give
up
the
position
SXIX,T
01
of
leader
we
hope
he
will
continue
to
serve
us
as
our
wSMg
SESSTk
U
u,,s
member.
In
the
meantime
we
shall
wait
the
outenmp
nf
iOLOF
"ANSON
John
dybiuvn
the
factional
struggle
feeling
certain
that
Mr.
Pattullo!
SSSTiSSi
01
will
do
what
he
thinks
will
be
in
the
best
interests
of
thei?8EXZ
SST&Saf
province
irrespective
1
of
his
own
interests.
Sre-
P0"
&
Hanev
aesnet
Prince
Iupert,
B.
C
VISIT
TO
VICTORIA
Alex.
Mackenzie
Tells
Rotary
Club
Of
Mission
Regarding
Recruiting
pre-arrangement
with
Japan.
Those
ships
Were
bound
LONDON,
Nov.
21
:
W
Colored
Mackenzie
In
an
address
for
the
Pacific
by
way
of
the
Horn
and,
had
they
reach-1
ur
teaching
well
up
the
can
terd
t0
,the'
Prince
Rupen
ed
there,
Japan
was
ready
to
co
to
war
against
us.
The,?"
J?
S0?
-o.ary
ciub,
told
of
his
recent!
stupendously
swift
and
powerful
Bismarck,
plus
the
Jan-'-,
in
winter.
anese
navy,
would
have
given
the
Axis
much
superiority
in
the
Pacific
that
Japan
would
have
attacked
the
Netherlands
East
Indies
and
Singapore.
That
w
0
u
1
d
have
meant,
still
means,
war.
pnssim.v
Ai.nvr
scheme
Is
chosen.
"Now
Japan
must
run
the
hazards
of
war
alone."
up-to-the-kne
spats
ing
recruiting
as
a
temporary
pol
icy.
In
closing,
Mr.
Mackenzie
.'
.
,
answered
those
critics
who
thought
in
the
su-UEMK
coi
kt
ok
uitiTisii
Victoria
gathering
a
waste
of
(oi.i.MMA
in
nioiiATE
money
and
effort.
He
was
quite
in
(he
Matter
f
the
Estate
f
Joi...
emphatic
that
it
was
anything
but
TAKE
NOTICE
lth
!ittw
nf
Ad-
:
"
ministration
were
Issued
by
.the
Supreme
Court
xfi
British
Columbia,
Prince
Rupert
District
Registry,
in
my
Uvor
J.
J.
Little,
who
was
also
a
delegate
but
not
an
official
representative
cf
the
club,
backed
up
what
Mr.
Mackenzie
had
said
but
added
the
gathering
was
evidently
an
attempt
to
sell
the
army
to
men
who
were
already
sold
on
the
army.
Many
of
them
were
war
veterans.
His
opinion
was
that
the
Estate
are
required
it
file
them
wlUi
lcitlzens
of
thp
thmilrt
Hp.
01
ine
country
rnnnrru
de-
me
property
verified
on
or
before
thec,uze.n
jriouia
3ist
day
d
December
A
D.
1941
falling
i
umuruiaic
consciipuou.
wnicn
crjsjiriouvicn
win
.De
maoe
nav-
Lng
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
ibenn
notified.
DATED
at
Prteoe
Rupert.
B.
C.
tills
17th
day
of
November
A.
D.
1941.
JOHN
A-
NELSON
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
John
63rrn
Nelson,
Deceased.
All
ipaytnea-ts
and
claims
should
be
sent
to
the
above
In
care
of
his
Solicitors,
Brown
&
Harvey.
Besner
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Terrace
L.
K.
Joe
has
left
Terrace
to
take
up
residence
at
Prince
George
where
he
has
relations,
One
of
the
best
known
Chinamen
In
these
parts,
he
had
hved
in
Terra;e
since
its
early
days.
He
left
on
Friday's
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mcllroy
and
children
left
by
train
Monday
night
for
Wayne,
Alberta.
!
Miss
Barbara
Sherwood,
who
has
been
holidaying
with
her
parents
here,
returned
on
Friday
to
duty
at
Hazelton
Hospital.
JUST
A
START
The
Portuguese
navy
consists
of
six
destroyers.
STANLEY
W.COLTON
n.c,
ph.c.
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Mock
Phone
GO
NEW
SUITS
I
STYLE
TEST
Individual
Taste
and
Need
Are
Uig
Factorr
and
Satisfaction
Well
Worth
While.
By
HELEN
FORREST
HALL
Associated
Press
Fashion
Waiter
i
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
21:
AP)
It's
individuality
that
counts
in
the
suit
you
wear
today,
whether
its
yom
"uniform"
or
a
less
Integral
part
of
your
wardrobe.
Maybe
our
designers
lost
per-jt-.ive
lo:
e.
moment
a
.1
d
created
too
many
silhouettes
for
one
season,
but
when
it
comes
to
suits
they
have
produced
a
goodly
numbsr
of
lashlans
ihat
c
e
exciting
and
in
good
taste,
too.
And
they
made
It
easy
for
us
to
select
what
Is
really
becoming
which
merely
means
good
dressing.
That
suit,
individuality
'carries
through
in
style,
fabric,
color
and
treatment
of
fabric
or
trim.
Even
the
classic
suit
likely
has
softness
and
easy
body
lines
thli
season.
The
pencil
-
striped
suit,
for
Instance,
usually
severe
in
cut,
may
have
gentle
body
.softness
and
an
inset
belt.
And
a
new
color
may
give
the
elansic
suit
a
dressed-up
air.
The
wearer,
of
course,
handles
the
"make
a
little
look
like
a
lot"
business
by
varied
accessories
and
warmth
t
giving
gadgets
of
fur
or
of
cloth
contrast.
Vary
the
Cloth
For
smartness
try
two
surfaces
of
cloth,
such
as
the
season's
favorite
wool
and
velvet
teamed
with
one
color;
or
two
weights
of
the
same
cloth
or
two
wools
that
contrast
in
texture
but
team
well.
Those
varied
suit
silhouette.
Include
the
cape
which
is
more
than
likely
a
custom-made
affair
in
cloth
tying
in
the
suit
fabric
or
the
cape
lining
with
the
suit
proper.
In
general,
however,
the
ace
o
m
frlirovt
t
r
c
tt-4
n
rr
I
r
rr
vniit
trip
to
Victoria
as
a
representa-
t
or
jacket
oyer
shoulders
live
of
that
organization
to
the
ad
afms
m
recruiting
convention.
The
maln'the
as
we
uke
idea
of
the
visit
was
to
Increase
advant
of
tne
drama
of
tne
.
j
.1
.
II
U
U1C
llllClCdb
111
ICvl
Ui.billK
U11H1,
nnd
uiiu
around
iu
he
c
edges
6
with
lizard
.
,.
icape,
Such
time
as
conscription
could,.
.
,'are
belts
to
match
whatever
color
DL
'
UA
gabar-
strenuous
time
while
there.
They
listened
to
a
most
-interesting
ad-
says
Hallett
Abend.
"Now
she
has
made
herself
danger-'GUVfre
a
,
'
by
'
Colonel
James
Mess
01
in
winter.
These
itoo
are
in
various
.
,
i
i
ti
i
t
i
j-m
i
-
ously
vulnerable
by
occupying
Indo-China.
A
n
d-
novcolo
and
,piped
wlth
nzard
skin.
ttawa
byh
they
were
toidof
shipments
of
war
supplies
to
the
Phillir.
ii.v.
iuuicb,
aim
omyayuic,
jjiuwinj;
;ieuLei
liuiu
JIAKES
SWEET
UOADS
weeK
to
weeK,
increase
ner
vuineraointy.
When
tne
clashi
Brisbane.
Nov.
21:
O)
comes,
the
Japanese
fleet
will
have
to
stav
in
homclNorth
Queensland
company
W'aters
to
fTUard
the
islands
nf
thfl
Eninirp
a
rrninet
nnvalltnaking
"bitumol"
a
product
dian
army,
which
was
really
now
an
army
of
experts.
A
He
also
told
of
the
visits
to
is
various
camps
and
army
head-
of
oua'r
tei
s,
concluding
late
in
the
eve-
molasses
used
widely
in
Australia
ning
at
a
final
meet
ng
where
theSUn"y
raids
Our
own
Own
Ileet
flppt
will
Will
rrnicp
ClUlse
Rnmou-hon
SOinewneie
woof
West
01
nf
1
l?1ClS-..
UVA
as'out
themselves
component
of
road
making,
delegates
expressed
Hawaii
with
scout
planes
far
over
the
seas
day
and
nitrht
to
prevent
surprise
raids
on
the
Pearl
Harbor
naval
last
or
our
own
west
coast
cities.
Some
of
our
units
will
go
north
to
protect
our
new
Alaskan
bases
from
Japanese-cruisers
or
destroyers.
Whether
our
Alaskan
bases
are
sufficiently
prepared
to
conduct
bombinc
raids
"on
Japan
1
i.
i
i
i?,
at
present,
a
military
secret.
i
"Japan
at
most
has
5,500
planes
and
not
more
than
3,500
are
adequate
fighters
and
bombers
and
she
will
have
a
front
about
3,500
miles
long
to
guard
with
them.
Hundreds
of
Japanese
planes
must
be
kept
in
China.
Formosa,
within
easy
round-trip
flying
distance
of
the
Phillipmes,
will
require
still
more
hundreds.
Hong
Kong
too,
will
be
a
thorn
deep
in
Japan's
side."
In
view
of
this
situation
it
is
now
wondered
whether
Japan
is
stalling
until
another
of
the
German
new
type
battleships
can
reach
the
Pacific.
Japan
surely
is
waiting
for
something
to
happen
which
she
thinks
will
make
the
time
for
an
attack
more
opportune
or
she
is
seeking
an
opportunity
to
retire
gracefully.
FAST
RECONSTRUCTION
LONDON,
Nov.
21:
Oi
An
em
unanimously
of
opinion
that
con-J
ergency
kitchen
made
of
bricks
mi!nt
seem
nosalbll,
to
from
bombed
houses
ana
con
structed
in
an
hour
was
opened
In
I
Saville
Row.
scrlptlon
was
the
correct
policy
to
fill
the
need.
However
they
pledg
ed
themselves
to
help
do
what
And
you'll
find
t
h
a
C
the
length
and
manner
in
whiih.
a1
cape
is
cut
is
more
likely
to
de-,
termlne
whether
you
can
wear
It
than
your
own
height
or
figure
proportioning.
Watch
the
Trims
Suits
in
general
have
soft
shoul
ders
with
sleeves
cut
in
one
with
"B
the
yoke,
and
some
bodice
soft-
f
ness
merging
Into
that
yoke.
The
dolman
sleeve
is
making
Itself
evident
Yet
the
narrowed
and
lifted
shoulder
isn't
Jight
Its
done
right.
Long
torso
jackets
are
everywhere
and,
now
tha
we've
gotten
over
the
usual
shock
of
the
new.
appear
to
fair
advantage.
Boleros
are
old
but
look
at
them
and
see
if
they
can't
be
smart1
We
must
watch
our
braid
trims.
They
ought
to
be
of
the
same
color
as
the
suit,
generally,
to
be
right,
and
the
exceptions
for
color
contrast
should
go
Into
the
dress.
For
the
distinctive
and
dressier
type
suit,
trapunto
(padded,
quilted
treatment)
adds
a
most
effective
note.
With
so
many
suiters
making
dress
and
jacket
combinations
-
and
with
the
imagination
that
has
gone
into
blouses
to
be
worn
with
skirts
it
looks
like
a
fine
time
for
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