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published
cr
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by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.-'
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FROM
BACON
LONDON.
Nov.
28:
'0
The
Budapest
radio
stated
that
because
of
a
leather
shortage
the
Hungarian
government
ordered
that
bacon
rind
be
used
to
jo'.e
shoes.
AUGUST
MAILS
LOST
LONDON,
Nov.
28:
0
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Letters
and
papers
mailed
firm
Canada
except
the
Maritime
provimcs.
August
23
and
24.
were
lest
enemy
action,
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to
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By
King's
Grace
Naval
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of
First
Great
Kept
Ashore
Till
Queen
Talked
to
Him.
War
LONDON,
Nov.
28:
Charles
by
Bartley,
49.
of
the
Royal
Navy.
postmaster-
claims
he
owes
his
return
to
sea
with
the
merchant
service
to
a
I
when
I
first
tried."
He
was
back
I
at
sea
within
another
few
weeks.
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PAGE
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TPHTTRI
17
1
For
December!
Mrs.
Churchill
PURE
HR1LTBFDL
imCfllMmG
uous
string
of
factories
providing
New
York's
Popular
Heiress
Ex-
war
materials
for
the
allies.
There
seemed
to
be
much
less
racketeering
than
formerly.
In
two
picture
houses
he
attended
the
picture
of
John
L.
Lewis
was
thrown
on
the
screen
and
hissed
and
the
pects
However
to
".Marty
Some
Nice
Guy"
By
ADELAIDE
KERR
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
28:
(API
picture
of
Lindbergh
was
received
Little
Gloria
Vanderbilt,
In
like
manner,
an
indication
ofito
$4,000,000.
has
budget
trouble
felt.
As
a
rule
picture
houses
were
chief
reason
is
that
Gloria
loves
not
well
attended
in
New
York.,
to
give
to
others.
.While
the
legitimate
houses
were)
The
17-year-old
daughter
of
so
popular
that
tickets
had
to
be
-the
late
Reginald
Vanderbilt
is
booked
sometimes
weeks
ahead,!
said
by
friends
to
have
an
allow-
the
picture
houses
were
scarcely
:
ance
of
$750
a
month
from
the
half
filled.
On
the
whole
the
country
was
prosperous
as
a
result
of
war
orders.
The
shops
indicated
a
very
fortune
left
her
by
her
father.
I
Looks
As
If
Cupid
Trying
To
Oust
Old
Santa
This
Year
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
28:
Cupid
is
cutting
into
Santa
Claus'
ter
ritory
if
statisticians
are
correct
in
their
predictions
that
this
is
to
be
a
most
marriageable
year.
What
are
Gloria's
objectives
,
anyway?
As
far
ambitions'
as
ti
her
fri0js
blends
.f
1o.,u
Just
laugh
at
those.
are
concerned.
Gloria
i.t
Is.
Just
like
pro-British
sentiment.
The
stores:
the
reat
of
us,"
one
of
her
girl
all
displayed
British
goods,
sup-j
friends
said.
"What
she
wants
to
ported
British
war
charities,
wore
do
eventually
is
to
marry
some
ribbons
showing
the
British
and
nice
guy,
settle
down
in
some
Ut-American
emblems
intertwined.
(
tie
place
on
Long
Island
or
Con-There
were
six
British
warships
necticut,
and
have
children
and
being
repaired
in
the
docks
within
1
raise
dogs.
But
she
wants
to
have
sight
of
Brooklyn
bridge.
British
some
fun
first
"
'
;w
.
.
TV
.c
But
"
If
Canada
Busy
,
In
New
York
City,
for
instance,
how
the
people
in
those
countries
,
this
year.
Her
friends
say
the
.estimates
indicate
90,000
wedding
licenses
will
be
issued
during
1941.
That
beaU
the
big
bridal
year
of
1917
when
the
total
-was
nearer
75,000.
One
diamond
manufacturer
reports
making
53,000
rings
in
October
for
Christmas
brides.
"You
don't
know
Gloria,"
they
say.
"She's
different
from
other
girls.
Instead
of
going
out
with
one
man
Monday
and
another
Tuesday
she
sees
a
lot
of
one
for
some
time.
Then
she
turns
to
someone
else.
She
thinks
you
can't
get
to
know
a
person
unless
Prime
minister's
Wife
Sure
Rljht
Will
Conquer
Mlfht
J
Ml
-II.:
.
LONDON,
Nov.
2&
tfii-'We
shall
feel
as
though
the
Kingdom
ol
Heaven
were
at
hand,"
when
peace
te
declared,
Mrs.
Winston
Churchill
said
at
the
opening
of
a
Church
Army
sale.
The
Prince
Minister's
wife
declared
that
"We
must
keep
flghtlng-flt
and
battle-ready
and
one
day,
when
the
bugle
sounds
"cease
fire,"
we
shall'
know
that
right
has
again
con
quered
might."
Gunners
Want
To
Adopt
Baby
Canadian
Battery
Interested
In
Youngster
Found
In
Bush
ROULEAU.
Sask..
Nov.
28:
A
Canadian
artillery
unit
in
Eng-j
land
plans
to
adopt
a
baby,
said
Rnr
Frwl
rVunnan
rf
Pmilaa,.
!
i
beautifully
and
sketches
too
She
C,"
,
"hT
CT
'
Ietter
to
lrlends
111
uhlch
he
.has
an
amazin
interest
in
fash-'
If.1?:
raws,
and
she's
very
declared
how
members
of
the
unit
in
Canada
the
speaker
said
he'
ion
and
design.
She
designs
more
f
u
w?
"
H'ound
the
abandoned
child
in
found
air
force
training
schools
than
half
of
her
clothes.
If
she
Wu
"
.i
u
"?f
?unina
ey
were
holding
'
.
touch
monev.
she
would
still
hp
msw.iii.u
c..ui
.i
.
working
all
tne
time
seven
uays
a
ever
wants
a
career,
she
can
al-'
tr,,.
,"
..
-ui
uicm
were
week
and-three
shifts
a
day.
Air-
ways
turn
to
that."
,L.n
.
T
,
?
y.
.a"racted
a
Par
noise
in
men
were
everywhere
on
the;
Showers
Presents
VvVrv
'
.c-
e
vereannewJy
Buf
it
lust
trains
throughout
the
country.
But
about
this
budget
business.
!?"tLr
:
S
VZTl
l.Lff
trapped
to
an
old
Factories
were
as
busy
as
could
"She
had
trouble
living
within
her
JS
iS
andeWmtr
a"d
a
bltmket
be
and
new
ones
established
budget
this
year
and
a
large
part.
SeUolT
Sd
Sd
Ln
-IZl"
S
'
7
D1PK
V1CTORV
throughout
the
east.
'of
it
was
because
her
friends
can't
.,.
,.1
LfL
i
TR.!C."FrIlV
.
-
I
Col.
Nicholls
said
he
was
much
live
wUhln
-!.
u
.
'cu'-
uvn,
ov.
zo:
aeien
"
V
were
the
last
dant
Tt'Mhi
th.
ohiiitv
.nrt
r.Mn
ng
""i"
"--"
"
".v..
-
-
-
it.
uiuuo
luica
k
ivc.
jne
time
she
saw
sincerity
of
purpose
of
the
dollar-
showers
down
presents.
If
she
it
a-year
men,
a
number
of
whom
he
hears
you
want
to
make
a
trip
met.
He
also
talked
with
several
and
haven't
the
money,
there
will
meeting
with
the
King
and
Queen.
'of
the
cabinet
ministers
who
be
a
railroad
ticket
in
your
mall.
A
leading
seaman
during
the
seemed
very
sincere
in
their
de-
She
never
forgets
a
birthday.
Once
First
Great
War
aboard
H-M-S.'sh-e
to
serve
the
country
in
the
I
saw
her
give
$5
to
a
newsboy.
Collingwood
on
which
King
George
best
possmie
manner,
from
men
it
left
$6
In
her
pocket.
When
!
sailed
as
midshipman,
Barl
ley
says
who
had
dealings
wth
both
Otta-
scolded
her,
she
only
said:
'He!
he
tried
in
vain
to
join
the
mer-jwa
and
Washington
he
was
as-
looked
so
little
and
ragged'."
chant
service
when
the
nresent
sured
that
there
was
much
less1,
"But
now
she
has
learnt-d
the
war
broke
out.
j
indication
of
delay
as
a
result
of
hard
way
that
what
she
spends
Finally
he
Joined
the
Pioneer
,
ed
tape
at
Ottawa
than
at
Wash-
one
month
has
to
come
out
of'
Corps
and
one
day
was
questioned
ington.
I
next
month's
allowance.
So
she
by
Queen
Elizabeth
during
a
visit
j
While
there
were
many
cvi-
keeps
accounts
in
a
bookkeeping
Their
Majesties
paid
to
the
corps,
dences
of
sincerity
and
ability
in
book
and
she
is
managing
very
accompanied
by
Admiral
Sir
Ed-,
both
Canada
and
United
States
well
for
the
last
three
months
ward
Evans.
Bartley
told
the
there
was
ah
undercurrent
of
dis-
she's
been
within
her
budget.
I
Queen
of
having
served
on
H.M.S.
satisfaction,
especially
in
Canada,
:
Gloria
has
just
made
a
whirl-
Collingwood
an
d
King
George
that
more
was
not
bein;
done.
!
wind
trip
to-
New
York
from
Hoi-1
Joined
the
conversation
aiking
People
seemed
to
be
afraid
to
turn
'lywood
where
she
has
been
visit-'
why
Bartley
had
not
returned
to
!
the
country
Into
a
military
camp
ing
her
mother,
Mrs.
Gloria
Mor-'
sea.
Sir
Edward
listened
atten-ln
order,
to
get
the
best
possible'
gan
Vanderbilt.
She
had
a
gay'
tively
when
Bartley
explained
that
;
results.
The
opinion
seemed
to
whirl'
of
lunches
and
parties
and
his
attempts
to
join
the
merchant
be
prevalent,
and
he
agreed
with
danced
nightly
at
El
Morocco,
service
had
been
unsuccessful.
jit,
that
the
whole
country
should
Everywhere
she
went
she
was
the
Bartley
says
that
a
f
e
.v
weeks
be
disciplined
both
in
the
army
centre
of
a
group
and
S.he
focus
(later,
he
followed
an
impulse
to
and
the
factories.
He
had
talkt
d
of
J1,11
P'es-
apply
again
for
service
at
sea
and
.
Gloria
has
a
puzzle
this
I
to
his
astonishment
"everything0
n.ch
nn
Canadians
and
wms
told
a
!
year.
Because
she
was
17,
Gotham
went
as
well
as
it
had
gone
badly
"iak
"1C
:ui"c
01
ucuw
wtlc
expected
her
to
make
her
debut
willing
and,
ready
to
go
the
limit
at
a
magnificent
party
in
ths'
to
win
the
war.
GURV1CH
CONTRACTORS
Houses
Moved
To
Any
Location
BASEMENTS
AND
FOUNDATIONS
EXCAVATED
AND
ERECTED
DUMP
TRUCKS
AND
COVERED
VANS
For
Hire
By
The
Day
Or
By
Contract
Rock
and
Soil
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Sals
When
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PHONE
32
.Vanderbilt
tradition
and
be
soulr
ied
about
by
the
sons
of
her
fam-1
lly's
friend.
Instead
she
chose
Hollywood
and
filmdom's
most
dashing
beaux.
She
dressed
her:
hair
in
a
steep
oomnadour
and
,wore
striking
wordly
frocks.
"Found"
Her
Mother
Gotham
found
a
possibls
reason
for
Gloria's
decision
to
make
no
debut
in
the
legal
battle
for
her
cu-stody
which
took
place
in
1934
between
her
beautiful
mother
and
her
aunt,
Mrs.
Harry
Payne
Whitney.
It
was
said
that
Gloria
did
not
want
a
coming
out
party
which
both
her
mother
and
aunt
might
not
want
to
attend.
But;
i
her
friends
have
another
explan-;
ation.
!
"Gloria's
just
not
social,"
they
say.
"She
doesn't
care
for
a
debut.
Nor
dQes
she
like
people
Just
because
their
families
know
hers.
Actors
are
amusing
and
entertaining
and
Gloria
is
having
a
good
time
in
Hollywood.
She's
crazy
about
California's
climate.
She
swims,
plays
tennis
and
has
nlc-
!nics
on
the
beach.
I
"Besides
.there's
another
reason.
It
used
to
seem
as
thouch
she
didn't
know
her
mother
very
well.
But
when
she
went
out
to
visit
her
in
Hollywood
they
'found'
,each
other
and
now
they
are
very
close
more
like
sisters
than
mother
and
daughter.
Big
Gloria
gives
parties
for
little
Gloria
and
little
Gloria
gives
parties
for
her
mother
and
they
seem
very
happy."
Hollywood
Affairs
After
Gloria
began
her
Holly
wood
whirl,
reports
of
her
engagement
to
several
of
Hollywood's
All
Canadian
Union
Amalgamated
Building
Workers
of
Canada
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will
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or
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1941,
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Kupert
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprt::3r
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HOME
AWAI
FROM
HOME'
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot&
-
Water
Prince
Rupcr
BX
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Steamers
leave
Pnnw
B"Per
for
Vancouvr'
CATALA
EVEUV
TWESUAT,
1:30
p.m.
Thurs.
P"1'
Due
Vancouver
CARDENA
EVEK1
FlM'
10:30
p.m.
Monday
Due
vanrnm-er
sn.orintte
Islands
Leaving
October
81,
Novem
ber
4
and
18
Tickets
and
Reservation'
from
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Asent
Third
Ave.
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nne
5C8