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MANAGING
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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Moving
Japanese
.
THURSDAY.
FEB,
26,
144.
According
to
the
latest
dispatches
received
in
the
south
from
Ottawa
between
six
and
seven
thousand
Japanese
are
to
be
moved
to
highway
area
this
side
of
Jasper
just
as
soon
as
accommodation
is
ready
for
them
on
the
Jasper-Prince
Rupert-Hope-Princeton
and
North
Thomp-.
son
highway?,
providing
the
largest
program
of
construction
in
the
history
of
western
Canada.
.
Conferences
have
been
held
between
the
engineers
and
it
was
decided
that
the
camps
will
be
ready
for
the
men
on
or
before
March
31.
Evidently
it
is
impossible
to
move
the
Japs
until
some
accommodation
has
been
provided
for
them,
while
people
here
may
feel,
and
justly
so,
that
there
has
been
too
much
delay
in
taking
action,
time
is
needed
to
get
ready
to
move
a
large
body
of
men
in
this
northern
climate.
Learn
From
Chinese
.
.
.
The
ambassador
to
Washington
from
China,
on
a
visit
to
Vancouver,
urged
the
united
nations
not
to
feel
disheartened
by
a
few
temporary
setbacks
but
to
learn
a
1
lesson
from
China
in
this
regard.
China
had
been
at
war
j
with
Japan
for
56
months
yet
she
had
unswerving
and
J
unfaltering
faith
in
the
justice
of
her
cause.
The
tide
,
had
now
turned
and
the
faith
of
the
people
had
been
vin-1
dicated,
but
victory
was
not
yet
in
sight.
A
long,
hard
J
war
was
still
before
them
but
thev
felt
confident
of
vic
tory.
China
felt
-confident
that
Canada
would
not
fail.
It
was
the
first
country
to
send
Bren
guns
and
tanks.
China
had
tried
to
reciprocate
by
helping
save
Singapore.
China
had
had
to
recruit
and
train
a
huge
army,
an
army
part
of
which
recently
had
fought
in
the
.
same
area
.
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i
1
-a
a-
a
-t
Help
Goes
to
Russia
...
Realizing
that
the
Russian
campaign
is
all-important
in
this
war,
even
more
important
than
the
earlv
de
feat
of
Japan,
it
seems
to
be
the
plan
to
pour
men
and
'be
material
to
help
defeat
the
Nazis
this
spring
and
also
to
to
keep
open
the
Atlantic
shipping
route.
Once
the
Germans
are
beaten
the
ending
of
the
war
will
be
at
hand.
J
we
should
be
able
to
help
at
least
in
providing
43
planes.
J
A
1
i
it
11
j
,".
.
snips
ana
tanKs
10
me
iuiiesi
possioie
extent.
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertise-,
ment
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
X
X
THINK
THIS
OVER
If
the
Nazis
or
Japs
ever
occupied
Canada
do
you
imagine
you'd
lie
given
the
honour
and
privilege
of
buying
any
kind
of
Honds?
You
would
not!
Then
go
all
out
to
defeat
the
enemy
with
your
money
and
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the
new
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lines.
Ileg.
8.50
and
$9.00
values
$4.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes'
Basketball
Buzz
The
yovngsters
ot.
the
SnUrme-diate
league
have-tint
j
Um
iu
arranging
their
asspUt
the
tenter
basketball
ranks.
They
have
asked
for
a
game
tonight
and
are
going
to
get
it
Bob
Hewttea
vriH
be
in
tyn
from
h
armjr
dutie
and
at
Uuv
the
ektatera.
wig
eeij
have
sj
players
on
duty.
Sonny
Stiles
Is
on
vacation
in
the
south,
and
Helge
Hoifcestad
is
playing
intermediate
since
he
takes
part
in
thelc
regular
league.
Outside
of
a
check
for
Angus
Mitphee
the
young,
fellows
are
by
no
means
weak
and
they
claim
Jackie
CarapbeU,
a
sealer
of
many
years
standing,
will
turn
out
to
i
play
centre
tor
them.
The
lineups
are:
Seniors
Angas
Maephfe,
(captain).
Sev
Dominato.
Gar
Ta?inr.
Bob
Houston.
Sonny
BeynoB,
Art
Murray.
Intermediates
Don
Fitch.
Helge
Hetkeetad.
Bob
Vocovteh.
Ted
Amey.
Shorty
Santurbane.
Jack
Campbell.
Bob
Long.
Alex
Bill.
TURNING
IN
HOOP
TIDE
Bo-Me-lli
Scores
6i
to
23
Win
Over
P.O-
Dock
in
Intermediate
Lea
sue.
The
tide
tamed
in
intermediate
basketball
hut
night
when
the
Bo-Me-Hi'
outfit
dragged
themselves
up
to
first
place
again
by
walking
all
over
the
Dry
Dock
in
a
high-scoring
affair.
The
score
was
94
wun
Canadians
in
me
Aiaiay
reninsuia
and
it
was
still
:
to
23
which
more
or
lea
indicates
doing
good
work
in
holding
back
the
Japanese.
It
had"16
trend
things.
1
a?
A
Ait-
!
TVno
True
iVia
the
atnv
iaKen
a
long
ume
to
gei
to
tnis
position,
so
mere
was
no
good
reason
why
we
should
feel
badly
over
a
few
losses.
shipyard
men
were
mi
nus
their
two
strongholds.
Alex
Bill
and
Donald
Fitch,
yet
it
waa
hardly
sufficient
excuse
for
tiie
difference
of
43
points.
The.
students
were
.g4lng
all
out
,
and
.
making
their
shots
count.
This
was
the
flrft
win
for
the
Hi
school
in
six
starts
and
may
the
spark
to
carry
them
back,
their
normal
game.
Incidental
ly,
they
were
undefeated
in
the
first
halt
of
the
league
only
to
l
A
.
A
r
Russia
i
has
already
i
i..
given
six
million
'ii-
men
in
this
war
and
.
!
SJTiS
ZJSTSt
.
"!
lose
five
games
in
a
row.
Individual
scores:
.
High
School
Santurbane.
11;
!Arney.
14;
Gurvich,
4;
Alexander.
2
Postufc
10;
Long.
18;
MaeDon-aJd,
4.
Total.
66.
j
Dry
Dock
Montesano.
Shed
don.
9:
Pavhkur.
6:
Scherk.
Vuckovich.
1
6.
Stanton.
Piipea.
2
Total.
23.
i
MAYBE
NOT
REAL
THING
Secretary
of
Xavy
Suggests
Talse
Alarm
at
Los
Angeles
Enemy
Bases
Lower
California.
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
26:
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Frank
Knopc
is
inclined
to
the
belief
that
the
ar
raid
incident
in
Los
Angeles
district
eary
yesterday
morning
was
a
fake
alarm.
To
the
best
of
the
knowledge
of
his
department.
Knox
said,
there
were
no
enemy
planes
over
Los
Angeles
yeeterdaj
morning.
A
California
congressman
sJ
that,
if
the
unidentified
aircraft
were
Japanese,
they
were
no
doubt
based
on
Lower
California
where
TOILERS
MOVE
UP
.Now
iNfcoty
Oarr
Have
five
Poiul
Martin
Mixed
Uoulinr
Lea
sue.
Tollers,
by
scoring
a
tfcree
gr.i
to
nil
clean
sweep
vtetarv
i.
Sav-Mor
last
night,
tteitftHfly
improved
their
margin
ef
lejsderi
in
the
Mixed
Bowling
League,
.uw
having
a
five-point
margin
the
runners-up.
Sav-Mor
-
Pushovers.
The
Pushovers
aN
lost
by
a
clean
sweep
to
Peoples
Store
and
still
another
f
Ira:,
sweep
was
the
win
aj
Duxt
over
Stonea
Clothiers,
In
th
fourth
fixture
of
Ihe
eventng.
Al
ley
Cats
defeated
vvoaatas
to
games
to
one.
i
Individual
srorm:
1
AUer
Cats
1
Ai
.....
N.
Asemlsaen
Bob
.
Handicap
Totals
Woanjas
H.
Woodekie
S.
WoodtMe
!H.
Anderson
!
A.
Anderson
Peterson
Davis
Handicap
'
Total
I
Pushover
R.
DeJeng
P.
DWong
Madttl
FtankHn
WrathaU
Oomadtna
Handicap
Total
Peoples
Slore
Gamobeil
Dominato
Fessentbai
Robertson
Stone
Mac
Donald
Hi
Totals
Stone's
P.
Dkkenf
II.
Dkkng
.
Reaugh.
Huapy
N.
Stone
B.
Stone
Handicap
Totals
Kinky
Dinks
Wfck
prison
Kinalor
Turfeon
Weeeb
MeMeektn
Handicap
Totals
Specializing
In
AUTOMOTIVE
Me
139
m
m
1
ISO
140
m
173
m
71
918
1
300
144
119
ISO
ISO
141
103
1
146
194
181
173
137
361
99
SIS
IIS
103
1
ISO
223
20
1090
1127
1
2
106
l5
107
34t
197
m
74
117
SOS
130
140
153
163
74
133
Mt
138
133
1M
171
77
977
19S
330
391
103
171
m
103
106
197
177
173
331
300
1080
1173
1
2
394
130
331
140
1S4
195
306
340
188
179
198
Toilers
1
2
Croxford
.
.
345
368
T
Fraser
193
311
A.
Keilett
197
181
Hall
236
S98
C
Fraser
112
134
C
Keilett
280
187
Handicap
ft
44
3
133
196
114
;
111
ISO
Seo(
so
,
98t
3
97
177
106
Sl
109
31!
74
1070
1000
1079
3
313
130
197
,140
147
1S
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3
31S
170
109
141
310
137!
103
1018
1322
1129
3
166
304
173
139
133
133
99
993
3
168
333
107
ISO
171
190
1101
1201
1061
3
193
133
199
198
114
m
44
TotaU
1255
1253
1018
Sav-Mor
12
3
Labette
-
178
150
130
O.
Efickt!
VM
1
112
L.
Efleksep
in
ISO
112
Stegavfcf
211
26
234
Ballanger
198
235
188
Alger
.175
179
128
Handicap
52
52
52
Totals
1125
1007
956
The
league
standing
to
date:
Won
Lost
Pts.
i
cue
re
Pushovers
.
Sav-Mer
Rlnkj
"pinks
Peoples
store
;
Stone's
il
is
also
suspected
there
may
be
Alley
Cats
submarine
hide-outs.
Woanjas
19
14
14
13
12
9
9
6
S
10
10
11
12
15
15
18
IN
BOWLING
Savoy
Swlncen
Still
Have
One-Point
Marfin
Over
Annette'
and
Stjltttrv
Savoy
Swingers,
in
first
uUce.
and
Annette's
and
gtftoUea.
tied
for
lae
mnaer-p
peettaoo,
kept
up
a
ttgtu
race
for
hea
In
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
Tuesday
night
by
each
winning
elean
tweeo
victories.
Tbe
evening's
Msaita
were
as
foiloew:
Annette's.
3:
Knox
lfotel.
0
Styteuea.
3:
Lucky
Strlkea,
d
Sevoy
Swingers.
3;
Optunisti.
0.
BlaeMrds.
3;
Ranges,
l
Big
Siatera.
2;
PHwnrs.
1.
Bessie
Reaugh
was
high
sinaN-
and
high
average
scorer
with
393
and
313
rejpecltvejv.
The
leagae
etandta
to
date:
Savoy
Nrtngrs
AnaeOWa
AyleMee
-Bluebirds
Rangers
Pioneers
Lucky
Strikes
.
Big
Sisters
Knox
Hotel
OpUmLsL
wen
It
9
9
8
9
3
S
4
3
2
Lost
Pt
v
2
3
3
4
T
7
2
9
10
10
9
Mrs.
George
Howe
Named
Delegate
Will
llrprnent
I
-oca
I
C.
C
l
At
Provincial
Contention
In
Vancouver
Next
Month
i
At
a
special
meeting
ai
the
local
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Fed-;
mUon
dab
on
Tuesday
njftht
Mm.
George
Howe
tat
enosen
delegate
to
repveaent
the
club
at
the
annual
provincial
convention
to
be,
held
in
Vanemiver
e
March,
20,
21
and
32.
A.
E.
Evans,
preei-!
dent
of
tbe
local
club,
was
m
the
chair
at
the
meeting.
INDIA'S
NEWSPAPERS
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Feb.
35:
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government
has
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order
fixing
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price
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size
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