ft.
PAGE
SIX
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
am
CRI
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ss
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PRICES
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MARKET
PAID
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BAY
COMPANY
Ship
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K.
ORMIIEIM,
Prince;
Rupert,
B.C.
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Subscriptions
Nothing
better
can
he
given
for
Christmas
J
than
a
Subscription
to
..The
Daily
News.
t
Any
person
who
has
recently
moved
away
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a
irom
the
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USEFUL
and
APPRECIATED
0-5
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such
a
gift.
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JJK
this
yea.r
on
Gift
Subscrip-
1
tions-$2.00
to
any
point
in
Canada,
south
&
:
r
or
east
of
Prince
Rupert.
f
figure
although
I
had
good
reason
at
the
time
to
accept
it
as
accur
ate.
Since
then
Russia
has
been
building
planes
and
more
planes
n
hnudreds
if
not
hundreds
of
thousands.
Under
the
terms
of
her
two
five
year
industrialization
plans,
between
the
years
1928
and
1938,
many
airplane
factories
were
constructed
throughout
the
union.
w
Lk
7
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ri
1881
ROGERS
F-V-j
JU
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1
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H
neidalti
nlverunitht
Lovl'Joof
Bonnll
leli
a
lovely
lobla
with
fier
jilverwof
"Service
ol
the
Star.
So
cdn
YOU!
Choose
Joan'i
eiquitile'
design
or
the
one
y?g
prefer
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THURSDAY
.!
,
UHTTTyWW
"MACROBERT'S
REPLY
(Continued
from
Page
Five)
the
entire
Far
Eastern
frontier
Reprisals
were
swift
in
the
wake
of
Japanese
-
provoked
incidents
after
that
and
it
was
not
many
months
before
all
was
quiet
on
that
hitherto
turbulent
Far
East
ern
front.
Russia
has
not
experienced
any
serious
difficulty
with
Japan
from
that
day
to
this.
runes
and
1'ilots
I
was
reliably
Informed
some
years
,
ago
that
Md.cow
had
then
at
her
disposal
an
a:tive
and
reserve
(combined)
air
force
of
10.-000
machines
with
an
equal
numberand
probably
more
of
trained
pilots,
observers,
photographers,
.nachlne-gunncrs,
bombing
experts
and
all-round
air
fighters,
aviators
and
technicians.
That
mav
have
been
a
slightly
exaggerated
7T
!
John
Bulger
Ltd.
jj:ivh.i.i,s
Lady
Macrobert.
of
Douneside,
Tariand,
Aberdeenshire,
who
has
lost
three
sons
two
in
the
R.A.F.
and
her
eldest
In
1933
when
he
crashed
in
his
own
plane
sent
25,000
for
the
purchase
of
a
bomber.
The
aircraft,
a
Surimg,
is
now
in
operation,
and
Is
called
"Macrobert's
Reply."
The
crew
of
"Macrobert's
Reply"
is
shown
listening
to
a
personal
message
sent
tS
them
by
Lady
Macrobert
prior
to
an
operational
flight.
RUSSIA'S
WAR
the
majority
far
behind
Moscow,
i
back
in
the
Ural
Mountains,
the
!
Caucasian
Rf:klfS
nnrl
nt
nther
ploited
this
weakness
and
S'.ion
Points--not
easily
reached
by
a
formidable
patrols
of
flghtiiiK
;
potential
enemy.
Air
training
planes
were
cruising
daily
along
i
schools
were
----V
established
WVWBWAV
all
M
VIVi
over
the
Union
and
again
hundreds
of
miles
in
the
Interior
of
Russia
and
usually
at
secret
places,
by
which
I
mean
places
which
could'
no,
be
discovered
by
present
or
potential
enemies.
All
the
world
knows
that
thr
Russian
Air
Force
"was
the
first
to
experiment
in
the
realm
of
oarachutist
operations
lri
mass
formation.
More
than
1,000
parachutists,
including
a
large
number
of
women
aviators
were
dropped
'n
a
sin.?le
mornjng
from
a
mass
formation
operating
slmultaneous-'y
at
one
of
those
trainln?
centres,
On
snothpr
occasion
It
was
revealed
in
the
Russian
newspapers
iffer
the
experiment
had
proved
o
be
a
success
that
Russian
air
men
ahd
airwomen
had
hppn
dropping
parachutist
machine-runner
mid
b-by
tanks
In
trial
irmy
manoeuvres,
Afjressive
in
Air
One
has
only
to
appreciate
the
ormidable
manner
In
which
the
Russian
air
force
have
fought
the
nvader
in
this
war
to
accept
the
declaration
that
they
are
as
com-
nent
as
any
warriors
in
the
air.
The
British
have
acknowledged
this
on
a
number
of
occasions
since
the
conflict
began.
That
is
wny
the
British
Royal
Air
Force
has
not
hesitated
to,
dispatch
:qu?dron
after
squadron
to
Mos-ow
to
work
in
collaboration
with
Russia's
airmen.
The
Russian
Air
Force,
in
the
opinion
of
this
writer,
will
go
on
gathering
strength
in
the
future.
Russia
has
developed
a
powerful
air
arm
as
much
a
commercial
set
as
a
machine
of
defence.
She
win
resume
her
bold
experiments
of
the
past
when
the
war
ends
and
working
then,
as
doubtless
she
HENIE
IN
GAY
FILM
"Sun
Valley
Serenade"
Is
Showing
This
Week-end
At
Capitol
ftf
"Surf
iVaJlpy
Serenade."
starring
sonja
.Henle
'and
'John
Payne
and
icaiuring
-jticnn
ftuuer
ana
nis
orchestra
Is
the
week-end
attraction
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
It
is
a
gay,
romantlcal
musical
with
'new
skate
and
ski
surprises.
Sonja
Is
featured
In
two
new
skating
f.
lets
and
several
skiing
routines,
The
comedy
starts
when
John
.Payne,
piano
player
for
Glenn
Miller's
band,
finds
that
the
"little"
refugee
he
has
offeredto
care
for
Is
really
Sonja.
He
tries
to
duck
out
of
the
agreement,
but
Sonja
keeps
after
him
to
his
discomfort
and
to
the
annoyance
of
his
fiancee.
Lynn
Barl.
This
gay
romance
Is
helped
to
Its
climax
by
the
rhvthms
of
Glenn
t
Miller
and
his
Orchestra.
In
ad-i
dltlon
to
playing
seven
new
tunes
I
by
Ma:k
Gordon
and
Harry
War
ren,
uienn
and
the
boys
handle
acting
roles.
They
also
Dresent
their
already
famous
arrangement
of
"In
The
Mood."
The
new
tunes
are
"I
Know
Why
and
So
Do
You,"
"At
Last,"
"It
Happened
in
Sun
Valley,"
"Chattanooga
Choo
Choo,"
'The
World
Is
Waiting
to
Waltz
Again,"
"I'm
Lena
the
Ballerina"
and
"The
Kiss
Polka."
"I'm
Lena
the
Ballerina"
serves
as
a
novelty
number
for
comedienne
Joan
Davis,
who
with
Milton
Berle
provides
the
comedy
In
the
film.
"Chatanooga
Choo
Choo"
Is
used
by
the
Nicholas
Brothers
In
their
unusual
style
of
dancing.
FIGHT
PAGANISM
LONDON,
Dec.
11:
Ch
Nothing
less
than
a
united
church
can
meet
the
challenge
of
totalitarian
paganism,
declared
Dr.
F.
F.
Barry,
Bishop
of
Southwell
and
former
Canon
of
Westminster.
WHATHONEST
BEN?
Benjamin
Franklin
was
ovpr-
drawn
at
his
bank
three
d
avs
out
of
seven.
1
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mm
w.mm
THERE'S
something
about
the
chocolaty
flavour
of
Fry's
Cocoa
that
glorifies
any
recipe
in
which
it
Is
Used.
I'm
sure
you'll
find
my
chocolate
pancake
suggestion
for
the
week
is
no
exception.
This
is
a
recipe
I'm
really
proud
of.
I'm
sure
you'll
be
proud,
too,
and
delighted,
when
you
serve
these
cakes
with
their
grand
'dressing.'
Chocolate
Pancakes
(Makes
8)
2
cups
flour,
4
tcaspoonj
baking
powder,
teaspoon
salt,
2
tablespoons
granulated
sugar,
2
eggs,
cups
milk,
cup
Fry's
Cocoa!
3
tablespoons
melted
butter.
Sift
the
flour
with
the
dry
Ingredients.
Beat
the
eggs
with
the
milk;
add
the
cocoa
and
the
melted
butter;
pour
over
the
flour
mixture;
beat
thoroughly;
cook
according
to
rules
for
pancake
eookerv
nnH
CAPUA
...111.
i.Hii
u
j
i
.
,
wiwi
sauce
win
be
doing,
in
harmony
with
made
as
followsto
one
cud
of
"tain
ana
tne
Un
ted
6tatp.i
u-
Frv'a
Chnr-nnlt-
a
-jj
'
.
probably
contribute
in
a
surprising
of
crushed
pineapple
and
the
-v&lcc
uie
mscovencs
and
de-
grated
rind
of
one
orange.
IIZZT
r,e
8pfterc
ad"
Whcn
you'Vf!
tasted
'Chocolate
vanced
aeronautics.
That
contri-
Pancakes'
I'm
sure
you'll
want
to
DUtlOn
Or
those
COntrlhntlnn
nrlll
t
benefit
not
alone
Russia
next
time
enclose
10
cents
and
you'll
receive
""
'"'B.
,
fTys
new
Recipe
Booklet,
"Choc
rTT
"
late
Around
the
Clock."
Er""
f,
!;!T
.
recipes
for
many
thrilling
fh
Ju
J""c
-'""nw
oi
aesseris
ana
beverages
made
with
XJH
and
minerals
lost
by
chocolate.
Address:
Jehana
Pat-omer
foods
in
manufacturing
pro-
enaude.
Fry-Cadbury
Ltd
,
Mon-lisses-
.
trcal.
It
is
Really
Keep
in
a
Good
Stock
of
Albert
&
McCaffery
s
Coal
I
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
I
TELKWA
OR
ALBERTA
f
The
Best
Quality
Coal
is
Needed
at
a
Timo
Like
This
I
PHONES
116
OR
117
CAPITOL
A
MMOU
PIATIII
IHIATIf
Continuous
rn,.
.
NEW
BREATH-TAKING
SKATE
AND
SKI
si'ltpn,
P
uoil
ll
HONG!
MUS
1U.MUIIT
Feature
at
JOAN
BLONDELL
5:40,
7:40,
9:40
"MODEL
WIFE"
RETIRE
AT
AGE
LIMIT
LONDON,
Dec.
11:
O'
Viscountess
Cantclupe.
Lady
Dorothy
Harris
and
Lady
Lawson-Tancred,
Auxiliary
Territorial
Service
chief
commanders,
have
retired
on
reaching
the
age
limit.
TWAS
EARLY
SAM
PEPYS
A
diary
of
life
In
Fort
William
district
in
1923-24
was
tllsonred
recently
by
Carson
F.
Pipe.
and
given
to
the
Thunder
Bay
Historical
Society.
PUT
'EM
TO
SLEEP
Catchy
tunes
are
played
in
some
mountain
areas
In
the
south
to
distract
youngsters'
attcntlo.1
while
being
vaccinated.
NUTRITION
DEGREE
Cornell
University
has
established
a
school
of
nutrition,
.which
offers
a
degree
of
Master
of
Science
In
nutrition.
V
A
submarine
was
built
In
Hoi-land
as
early
as
1620.
at
33,
3:33,5:33
7
33
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vrs
v
r.
ALSO:
NEWS
-
MERRY
MELODY
-
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Sr.
It
5:M.
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f
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FEW
MORE
T0S
Coal
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to
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prices
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lw
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330
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coal
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t
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to
us
from
the
mlnei
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ties.
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part?uia
atom
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coal
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