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that
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in
business
and
prbfessional
lifd
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fit,
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and
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Sunday,
by
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oi
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EDITORIAL
Wheat
Is
Waiting
Monday,
January
G,
1941.
We
were
told
only
a
few
days
ago
that
the
German
bbrt
of
Bremen
had
a
line
of
elevators
alone
its
waterfront
,
vhich
had
been
Used
for
storing
rrrain.
These
elevators
rniist
hbW
he
hungry
for
gt;ain.
So
,ard
the
store
houses1.
.ai
the
rrench
ports
and
the
porfts
ot
lieigium,
rioiiann,
Norway
and
Denmark
!.;"'
Canada
has
eight
hundred
and
fifty
million
bushels
.of
wheat
it
wishes
to
export;
Yet
one
continent
has
to
go
.'
hungry
while
the
other
is
overflowing
with
grain
in
order
to
sati.sfy.lhe
ambition
of
a
brute.
Ireland
Ireland
is
in
a
rather
difficult
nbsitibh.
part
is
at
war
with
Germany
and
Italy
and
the
southern
l'
-
i
a
i
.
.
i
t
n
.
i
i
nf
ii.iiii
pan
is
trying,
to
remain
neutral,
ao
neutral
is
cire
tnatj
Opinion
is
UiViue'd
as"
to
the
Wisddm
Or
otherwise
m
of.
hlly
have
a
inost
wholesome
respect
for
the
Irish
peoble
und
we
find
that
thev
haVC
so
intermarried
aiid
mixed
Assimmilation
rieht.
They
IhUst
realise;
though
that
the
language
bf
this
tfbitthient
is
English
and.
the
pet-son
Who
does
nbt
kftrttv
the
langta
bftthe
,cuntinent
is
badly
handicapped.
I
lost-
mahy
ot
the
French
Canadian
leaders
are
strongly
advising
young
men
to
-perfect
themselves
in
the
use
of
the
Ertg;-Jish
lahguag-e
While
at
the
same
time
retaining
their
oWn
Mfgiiag
-
This:
is
iPdry
wise.
In
Prince
Rujlert
we
db
not
know
a
French-Canadian
from
any
other
Canadian;
Al
are
good
citizens
and
that
is
what
counts.
MASSETT
WEDDING
Milan
as
a
war
precaution.
cusiitC
FOR
RENT-
FOR
UKN'l
rooseveLt
Is
aIL
out
for
V,
MM-rAM
(Continued
from
Page
One)
:
States
foreign
policy
as
decent
res-
jptect
bf
the"
rights
and
dignity
of
A
charming
event
took
place
in
other
nations.
Masseti
on
New
tear's.
Eve
when
"Justice
'
and
morality
must
and
Ofof
Anderson
bt
Prince
Rupert
Will
win
Ih
the
end,"
declared
Mr
and
Miss
Betty
Hoacks
oi
MasssrftRboajvelt:
were
united
In
marriage.
St,
Paul's
Mr.
Roosevelt
called
upon
the
I
Church
was
erbwd?d
for
Uifc
oc-
.United
States
for:
icasion
by
ill
Waitf
tiUkvAs
of1
First,
n
impressive
eprexloi
the
bride
and
groom.
The
happy
of
the
publfc
will
to
an
all
ih-cbu'pte
erileted
to,
the
strains
of
elusive
naUonal
life.
Ihe
Wedding
March
and
the
cere-
second,
an
empressive
expression
mony
was
iwfornietl
by
Rev.
J
Jt.
of
ihe
public
Will
In
support
or
Murray.
aU
relsdlule
people
everywhere
who
1
The
youthM
bride
chefe
a
floor
wire
resisting
aggressors
and
thus
lehfcht
fedwn
tot
white
chiffon
with
keeping"
the
war
away
from
this
smocked
bodice.
She
wore
a
chapel
hemisphere,
veil
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
Third,
an
impressive
ejqiressToti
carnaUoiis.
of
the
public
will
that
"we
are
Attendants
were
Miss
Esther
ccmmltted
to
the
principles
of
Ormbrofc
ahd
Otof
Anderson,
the
morality
and
security
arid
iliat
we
bride
was
given
hi
inarrfctgc
by
will
never
acquiesce
td
a
peace
her
father.
dictated
by
a?.?rfsors
and
pon-
j
A
large
gathering
later
tat
down
sored
by
appeusers."
td
supper
in
the
Eurlseourt
Hotel.
Mr.
Roosevelt
refcrrsd
to
the
Among
those
preitht
were
the
fact
that
there
had
been
no
dlN
brkle's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Terence
or
opinion
between
the
two
Hoocks,
and
the
groom's
rafents,
parties
at
the
recent
etectibn
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Andsrsbn,
and
regard
to
forelgri
policy.
It
was
the
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.
Murray,
abundantly
evident
that
the
Am-Toasls
were
drunk
to
the
bride
jficah
people
recognized
the
inland
groom
and.
songs
and
speeches
mlnent
clanger,
.were
enjoyed
by
all.
First
Importance
i
li
:a
rrbrt
matter
nt,,u,tn(i
ijm,
,lfU.
duetlon.
Induiry
und
labor
had
id
r
"T
:,'
already
responded
to
this
but
"I
The
bride
was
boln
in
the
Inlet
?
...
a-,u
rtn
Whig
-made,"
,
sa'id
sa.d
Ihe
ihe
President,
President.
p
w
the.grocrm
Is
also
fell
known
r
f
l,m,1Ufa
military
leaf
leadtrs
.".J
tof
the
nation
satisfied.
The
objective'
anion?
the
ilsncrnien.
,
,
.
fu
.
,.
i,i,t
should
,
hould
;
.
be
be
quick
quick
.
and
and
i
beiter
beiter
..
tesults.
results.
At
the
sumptuous
lunch
-
a
giant
The
.
.
behind
.
k
:
wftldln?
cake
was
lroductd
and
the
Rrbdm
dssfcaed
the
bride
in.
cutthi
It.
country
was
sent
d
die
In
turning
out
finished
aU
planes.
Mr.
Roosevelt
dtsckfeed,
but
was
ahead
cf
srfiedule
hi
building
war-
It
was
essential
that
all
'
i
m,
;XnT
411,01113
work
to
get
further
ahead.
I
which
followed.
.
.
.
v.
The
yourt
Rfeople
carry
the
good
.
'
trX:
I
wishes
ail
to
their
hew
home.
...
1
8rlly
lniea!ed.
.
,
.
ajjprsiuiaximis
10
carry
on
me
ae-
Jfence
progiam
at
home
and
to
.Mll.AN
DROPS
DANCING
.manufacture
and
supply
aii
tnUnl-
Hions
required
by
nations
who
MILAN,
Italy,
Jan.
6:
(CPi
Pub-
were
today
at
war
with
agiressors.
lie
dancing
has
been
forbidden
in
"We
must
act
as
an
arsenal
for
them
as
well
as
for
ourselves."
j
"And
we
cannot
and
must
iiot
tell
them
that
they
must
surrender
because
cf
their
present
'inability
to
pay,"
declared
the
iriesiqent,
tor
tne
weapons
we
know
they
must
have.
This
coun
try
should
do
every
thins
in
Its
lAiwer
ip
mane
n
possioie
lor
tnoss
nations
td
obtain
the
maceriali
they
need
in
the
United
States,
These
nations,
he
said,
were
glvi
Large
furnished
offldejing
United
States
time
to
make
Including
heat
and
light
News,
WANTED
Mah
whp
wants
board
and
rbbhi.
Box
57,
bally
kews.
1
t308)'
WAirrEb-ExjSerleil
locdl
girl
Wanted"
biri
socially
and
intellectually
that
the
average
person
knoWsl
fthfthc
siack
322.
no
(liiterence
between
I'mglish
or
Irish.
A
lew
Irish
evertiWAirrkD-sihaii
aequtie
the
Oxford
accent.
-
black
blirse
cdnUththg
gldsses
at
MOose-ltail,
tiew
Year's
Eve;
Finder
leave-
at
Dally
Nes;
......
,
(61
FtiUNb-tildsses.
D"rier
tan
have
same
by
c'ailiiig
at
bill;
News
and
paying
for
tills
ad,
1
It
Dally:
ready
Its
own
defences.
tf..
Mr.
Roosevelt
asked
for
freedom
ThG
Hbrtheni
rtdbM
for
rent
iii
7th
AW.
W.
I
.Jt
LTLS
Lt.
l
t
O
VV
lU
-
-
u,lkect
at
home
and
how
much
sent
she
wjll
not
allow
the
British
the
use
of
any
of
her
ports1
"room
hiceiy
furnished.
"box
ei.-'
Mniment
of
the
pledges
to'
in
connection
witn
me
sunmarine
menace,
inow
tne
neu-
Dauy
News.
5)
"amms
against
tral
section
of
the
.Country
has
been
attacked
Whereas
thd'
a
tnTn,rnZ'
aSls'
Mr
tfted
.
FOR
RENT
3-room
rnnm
furnished
that
this
l.tCti
tLi
t
ut
,
l
l
flat.,
country
would
not
be
.jAillhjtUsHt
War
has
escaped
damage.
Apply
1228
Park
Avenue,
niilntlmadted
by
threats
of
dicStoS
Ke
Irish
Dositioh.
One
local
Irishman
exnressed
the
wish
"
fctfttF"irr"
.'who
might
talk
ot
breach
of
ln-
,
-
-
-
t
i.wvvt
law.
Dutji
tiu
uy
me
hat
Hitler
would
huv
p.vmv
blanketv-blank
Irishman
'pnn
fair
v
a-r
,,ici,
ior,,lnited
Stales
was
not
on
act
of
1
,
.
-
-
.
'
.
---------
a
v
uawu-v-
uuui
i
ij
uoi.
iiivuv,i
ii
'
mi
nt
ifitt)
the
seji;
Othei-Si
of
coUt-Se.
feel
differently
about
it.
hot
water
heating;
cement
base-'"'
A"d
had
th
dlctaVbooks
must
pe
Valera,
not
being
an
irishman,
maV
feel
different
f
rohl!
ciose
in.
Phone
oreen
937:-"-rr:
rr
he
averaere
man
from"
the
Emerald
Isle.
He
also
knoWs
Jii"nnnn
Itliaf
he
has
ttuite
a
jOb
Oh
his
hands
With
SO
many
Irish-iFOR
SALE
Full
size
McClaryjwaf
by
Norway,
Holland
or
Bel-)
Jiien,
who
hate
England.
that
Hatfe
for
Entriahd-.
which
so
manv
IrisTimen
have
jiiherifed
f
om
their
forefdthdi's
and
faithfully
cultivated:
kfiems
as
if
it
would
rievet
die.
It
seems
to
be
the
expected
iatiitti.de
!b'ts
trishltieii
ih
Ireland
to
take
and
it
has
trails-dilated
a
cohsiderable
amount
of
that
hate
to
America.
"iMah'y
of
.
the
hatiliff
trishWCh
live
ih
England,
and
thfeir"
;raUlerfi
lived
tnei-e
because
they
could
make
a
better
livv
"iiig
than
was
possible,
in
their
own
country.
They
still
jcherii)li
that
hatred
wherever
they
go
and
no
matter
what
thev
do.
Hannilv
the
broadening
effect
of
livintr
in
Can-
Hixfo
snems
tn
huVe
ublitel-ated
that
ill-feeling
to
a
lar'ge
range,
Al
condition,
electric
1
glum
against
Germany?
toa.ster
and
iron,
complete
bed;
kitchen
utensils,
kitchen
table,
and
chairs,
like
new.
Electrki
sewing
machine-,
Irllite,
Unoleum,
odds
and
ends.
Housa
is
for
sale'
also,
,
Apply.
3S3eUi
East,
.
j41.
tV
ANTED
latent;
St)
far
as
Etiulishmen
are
concerned
thev
gent'r-j
roi"
baardittis
hdUse.
box
.
&o,
Daily
News.
I
ftiiHofinc:
COLD
IN
EUKOl'K
LONDON
Intense
wld
weather
continues
throafchbut
Europe.
A
low
as
47
degrees
below
xero
is
recorded.
One
ot
the
worst
snw-storms
on
retort!
in
Rumania
U
liampeHiif
Nazi
military
movements
in
the
halkans.
Ih
barts
or
unoccupied
France
there
Is
twelve
feet
of
snow
and
lemier-alttre
as
htw
Is
it
betow.
At
least
twelve
persons
ire
teat
in
France.
ii(
tiKi
l)
In
ui:d
VANCDUVnit
JbsePh
Keiys.
SIDNEY
Aii
AUslrdlia
today
celebrates
the
treat
victory
of
the
Aussie
at
bardia;
There
aie
special
editions
of
newspapers
and
newsboys
caniibt
keep
up
with
the
dehiatkd.
The
Sydney
Sun
refers
to
the
dash,
courage,
spirit
and
eagerness
for
battle
of
the
Australians.
Prime
MliiKler
Churchill
has
sent
a
message
of
congratulation
to
Premier
Menz-ies
tor
the
"magnificent
maimer
of
the
Abstralian
offensive."
He
trusted
and
believed
that
Iiardia
was
but
trie
prelude
to
greater
successes
to
come.
failure
Any
wav
GOSPORT,
Eng.,
Jan.
C:
'CP
If
Hitler
still
attempts
the
Invasion
3f
Britain
it
will
be
a
failure
and
if
the
invasion
is
abandoned,
it
will
be
no
less
a
failure,
said
L.
B.
Am-ery.
Secretary
for
India,
.speaking
here.
that
failed,
to
exercise
the
power!
of
the
government.
1Here
must
be
belief
In
the
iaiis
for
wldch
the
Ifghl
was
being
made
ahd
he
was
confident
tlie
pojtfe
of
the
United
SUtes
hall
that
belief.
Thiie
nidst
be
fatth
iiHd
stfejigtn
and
devotion
'Id
tlie"
tadses
bt
democracy.
Once"
the
maintenance
Ot
de-mdcracy
was
asiUtcd'
By
the
winning
of
the"
War
against
the
aggressors,
there
must
lollow
such
rights
as
tqudUy
Uf
optorturilty
ifor
youth
and
bthei-s,
Jbbs
for
those
who
con
work,
security
for
those
who
needed
It,
ending
of
special
privilege,
Civil
liberty
for
all,
enjoyment
of
the
fruits
of
scientific
progress
and
a
constantly
rising
standard
of
living.
Meantime,
nd
one
must
be
at-1
lowed
to
get
rich
at
the
expehsc'
of
the
defence
program.
Patriotism
:
be
pdt
ahead
df
nocket.
Future
Ideals
Essentials
of
the
future
democratic
state
Mr.
Roosevelt
enuricl-
'.ated
as
freedom
ot
speech
and
lx-
fipresslon
in
eVtry
part
of
the
world.
Future
Depends
On
It
1
.
freedom''
df
every
person
to
wor-Tlie
liapphuss
and
future
of
ship
God
as
he
wished
In
every
America
might
well
depend
uporf
part
of
the
woild.
freedom
from
the
lmmediateness
and
the"
ef
fee-'
want
and
security
f
every
person
tiVeness
bi"the
aid
now
gl'vri.
-Jlrt
every
part
of
the
world.
.
The
nation's
hands
must
hoi
This
was
no
mlllenlum;
declared
be
tied,"
asserted
Mr.
rtobsevel
lihe
President.
It
was
the
very
aiitl-
"when
the
natfonVj
life
Is
in
dan-
thesis
of
ithe
"liew
brder
tif
the
B'"
1
tyrants"
who
wollld
Impose
their,
All
must
be
prepared
to
makRjwill
by
the
crash
of
A
bomb.
iacriflCes
and
the
country
ha'd
a
.
With
strenath.
uhltv
bf
Miimr
WANTED-Pasitloti
for
experienced
:ight
,toJexpec.t1
oUiw
and
high
cbncep.Uoh
there
Should!
.inrrn,hPi-
nor
Rrt.
rir.li
N(.ifrom
.of
l"dastry
and-
labor!
b
jio
etid
but
victory.
1
j
'-;"
(
t.l..
I..
1.
ii
'
mL.
i.-.
i,l
,1?
.
.
.
1
(3iun
'
siiniuiaung,
-inn
uoncensus
01
opinion
is
that'
(tfl
for
housework.
(C)
jlland
ia
iobd
condition
tor
cash,
fhohe
Blue'
i4&.
(5)
LOSt
f
-
'
i
-
1
i.
-
mm
mm.m.
m
m
There
i?
a
great
job
of
assimmilation
for
Canada
IbiLtef-bttfeh
cmiiat
Mbose.
Find-tld,
the
difficulty
is
that
the
average
French
ChnaAtoh
'
News.
,(,01
6trjectg
tb
Ussimmiiatitm
and
wahts
tb
retain
his
own
lan1
Losr-pdir
cold-rlmmed
glisses
gtiage,
laws
and
customs.
To"
a
certain
extent
this
is
all
chrislnias
Day.
One
doljar
H-
iiik
ueience
ewort.
j
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best
way
b!
dealing
With
en
a
free
hand
to
exercise
his
',
slackers
and
troublemakers
was,
policy
of
national
tiefehce
ahd
aid
'
first,
to
try
dhd
shame
theai,
alid,
if
to
the
democracies.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
special
reduced
winter
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all
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and
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points.)
(FiVe
yedrs
ttr
age
and
under
twelve)
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rare
Tickets
on
Sale
from
November
1st,
i9i()
to
ebirddry
2.
19U
bood
to
retuhi
up
to
March
31,
loil
Stedhiers
Leave
brince
Rupert
Ar.
Vartcbuver
8.S.
.cATAtiA
Every
tdesdiy
1:30
p.m.
f
hubday
a.m.
S.S.
CAltbENA
Every
Fridiy
10:30
p.m.
Moilday
a.m.
Tu
ihd
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Aferit
(FRANK
J.
SKINNER)
third
Ave.
Phbhe
Ith
It
Convenient,
Please
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Tickets
al
Office
1
Genera!
Synopsis-
Tlie
pr-un?
appears
tdw
southwest
of
Vancouver
Island
and
is
relatively
high
east
of
i
the
Canadian
Rockies.
The
leather
'continues
mild
throughout
British
Columbia.
.
,
West
Coast
df
VAh'couvtr
Island-Fresh
to
strong
southeast
tihids,
unsettled
and
mild
with
ruin.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queth
Char
mild
with
rain.
iieavv
job
for
sin:i:i
MANCHESTER.
Jan.
Cj
After
administering
first
(CP)-
aid
to
Morid'ay,
)
in
Weather
Forecast
'
Community
Hall
Association
At
Kitwanga
Meets
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11.
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hd
President.
Henry
Lelt
Committee
Chairman
Moore.
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dmimHteenwiv-
Fny
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Wiillams.
Churl-
LONDON.
Jan.
C:
(CP
Ten
Pau!
Benson
and
EdwardT
tlibusarid
tons
9.000
miles
of
of
wool
16
make
serge
will
bs
tc-
80.
Is
dead
or
burns
sustained
last
j?ured
in
the
Minify
of
Suplily-R
night
when
his
bed
caught
fire
as
he
smoked
his
pipe.
i:ii:VF.N
lion
i.s
crash
SAN
DIEGO
As.
a
result
of
ihe
crash
of
a
United
States
naval
biahe
against
a
mountain
peak
35
Hiiles
southeast
of
here
dur-Inj
a
fojey
rainstorm,
eleven
men
were
killed.
Fraenents
of
the
plane
and
bodies
were
scattered
over
a
Wide
area.
latest
niasis
order
for
more
than
5,000.600
siiits
of
batUe
dre.
FIRST
AID
lint
FAftlliit!
Hall
Managers,
Harold
D.&
Assistant
Engineers
:
and
Andtcw
berrick.
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WATER
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.
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Ltd.
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ts
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&
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
io
p.m.
Mimdays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
p.m.
JOHN
GtfRVlCH,
Contractor
Wishes
to
Annourice
the
Founding
bf
the
Seal
Cove
Trucking
ahd
Transportation
Co.
Ami
fr
Ybilr
Service
Offers
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Sind
Solomon
Bryant
SecrctnrS'.
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Diuili'l
Alstant
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4)uv,
Wells.
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Chief
Engineers
Phai
Rj
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wasn
J:in
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in
a
76-year
old
man
fatally
hurt
In
The
Morton
high
schooilLiVil
a
nrotbr
accident
In
a
blackout,
a
team
oorts
a
player
witlt
i,r-
wbman
discovered
the
Jiitlent
was
"Big"
Little.
lie
stands
.x
I
her
father.
four
inches.
In
his
stoekhij;
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CAPACITY1
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but
the
biggt
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job
the
better
we
like
it
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Type
of
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Hour
bf
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