TTESDAY
OCTOBER
13,
1642
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
ntlNCi:
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every
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Except
Sunday
by
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as
hi
TOP
Kiii:nitiun
to
Bossla,
It
Is
AnnMWcai
StU
NEW
ENVOY
TO
CANADA
v
A
No
Giving
Dlptomaik
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r..w.
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f
,
!;oniaUc
recognition
to
..,
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a'i
envoy
will
also
be
-..
(
.mada.
the
President
an-.
,
a
.u
Saturday.
Thanksgiving
.
il
M
On
Airplanes
ii
Served
Tm
ranoCanada
Air
line
.
wiPtG.
Dct
13
For
the
,.:
p,t.sengers
wnom
toe
.
war
and
otner
business
,v
from
their
-homes
Mon-Tr
in.iCanada
Air
Lines
.
hanksglvlng
aloft,
the
-
d
on
the
planes
includ-
rky
and
cranberry
sauce
refaced
by
grapefruit
eocktallt.
topped
iitvdiul
patapk-ui
pies.
nisnts.
celery
and
rad-i-.mtng
and
each
pa-ifd
a
Canadian
apple
M
iiir
menu.
"
COMEDY
ROMANCE
Fradrfc
and
-Lorrtta
ill1
"
r
w
unmet
wuJ.ifipr
coi.nt.-y.
art,
occupied
IuJy.
rf
&
mm
ad
too
tb
w
Im
rcaennMt
1
uf
vi,,y.
October
in.
1942
f
-aa...
i
IS
VASSAL
TO
NAZIS
in
Coit
...a:a
,
j
-
-
n
,ri
c
d
r
!
United
.
,f,iy
and
.
..
1r.eatt.
,i
r.;:n"dy-.fii-,
K'ibej"
'St
Com
plot.
aci;T.s-wil
van
i
retire
from
tV
-tt,
Mrch
aavs
'
v
5
ru:u's
efforts
donirsUrity
are
cot
-'
wartetl.
hwever.
ar
i
wn
v.i
for
Rno
an
t
.
Thr
-
'
formaii
h.
rt
-overs
her
i
pi
r:i
,i'..vc
tnd-f'.le
too
far
.
he
even
I
.'.agss
her
honeym
;-".
that
a
romance
ends
in
rs
are
said
to
be
at
their
htful
dilemma
,:'
rtc-ne
Story."
CAI
flMAWC
a-.1outu.
a
ijuay
that
U.sl-
:
Stat:-
M&r
:;t
lud
s-iecce-:!
'
vrtfr-S
;c
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on
Guadal-...
I
Sn-i
ht
:a?
Sibmoni
dur-.'
'
days
ci.'
iffsns-vc
lir.hi
r..
:
.auU
Aiihounr!-3!ci
;$o
jbb$v
t
the
destructHMi
:
M.yn
Hy
t'.-r
planes,
'd.r.v,-4g
to
uvd
vh
.-f
lif-'h'-
cni-.-.rr?
and
;ss
'.'f
,t
Ut:!".'
St
is
(i)atirs
in
ope.r
ions
Octtibrr
9
to
111.
i
Urx
niht
t'
e
Navy
dts.-kfc-.-d
.
the
!s
of
tji-
h?ary
cruisTr,1-Quirvy
Vtncenn's
and
Astoria
'a
ii
v
:
battle
Aujust
lh
fhu;:
t(
the
eaj.y
ph.w
Solomon
operations''.
At
the
t.rne
ih"
A:..;-
tralian
ctuinaRifJanbfrra
was
bst.
SAVE
lV6
nnnnnnnwraannnnnnnWnsBnnnB
.
-
iT".
dH
mar
Victory
Builds
are
the
Ik.
t
mints.
They
are
backed
!
"i
(
anada.
By
denying
I
Mining
tvery
possible
do..
i.i
ail
invest-i!
i
l.o
:
'ources
,
,5
.
and
'
victory
!oim.,
we
are
building
up
a
aw;.;
iuuu
ui
ho
luture
and
helping
to
defeat
me
foe.
ffiussallem's
Economy-
Store
Support
the
.orthv-omint?
VlCif
LOAN
to
the
otmoMgi
;ir
capacity
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
Ltd.
.ooi
l
UkCB
TO
BUY
MAKING
OF
MUNITIONS
Canadian
National
Tuts
Important
Official
in
Charge
entire
time
to
the
direction
of
the
big
munitions
plant
operated
by
the
National
syetcm,
it
was
announced
here
today
by
N.
D.
Wal
ton,
vice-president
In
charge
operation,
maintenance
and
con-
'
gtruetlon.
The
change
takes
place
immediately.
"Mr.
Roberts
has
been
success-!
fully
carrying
on
two
very
bigi
United
stat-
Assistant
Seesfttary
i-
'-
W-
Walton
said
in
making
1
Of
State
tiy
AUied
Vktory
;th
announcement,
"and
it
Is
felt
J
Only
Can
Have
Italy
vithat
arrangements
should;
be
made
.
Tao
that
be
wiU
be
able
to
devote
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
13
A.
A.
Bur-
IM
entire
Ume
and
energy
to
the
ley.
amts;
:,t
secretary
of
statwllJr
important
work
of
pro-speakintr
to
it
ilian-Amerlcans
her
faction
of
munitions."
drritred
th:
t
cm?
Nar.s
had
ai-
Bom
at
Kilmarnock;
Scotland,
ready
rtducej
luly
to
the
position
to
1811.
Mr.
Roberta
entered
the
of
an
occupied
state.
Mussolini
and
ot
the
Canadian
National
his
contemptible
associates
had
as
machinist
in
the
motive
power
turned
th"
country
over
the
Nazis
loP
at
Stratford
In
1MB.
He
been
made
of
a-f
puppet
state.
Pa-
came
charge
hand
there
In
1907
trlntlc
lul
r.t
raced
not.
however
an
wag
m
foreman
of
tne
ma-B.
aenaMJ
'he
betrayal.
;ehtoe
shop
in
1917,
becoming
gen-
Howevcr.
on)
.
Urn
led
Maii.j
eraj
foreman
in
ino.
In
1WI
Mr
isu2Bar
itendent
and
later
in
the
same
IBSBBBBSY
nu
rflnfirmarf
in
hi
annoint-
.
.
aw..
.
rnw.
,
.
.
,
'
ed
here
ana
a
.
Bu'.:t
y
t
:rtlKrd
how
IUly
was
'mem
as
supennienneni
oi
we
being
robbe-J
of
frx1
k
feed
Gr-
Stmtford
shops
where
he
continued
nansj
h
aw
Mid!e-s
were
being,
yi
hU
appointment
as
general
er.t
to
flM
Russia
while
Oermans
aupervlsor
of
shop
methods
for
the
system
in
1925
at
which
time
be
moved
-to
Montreal,
in
April,
1933.
tan
baeame
chief
of
motive
Dower
r'ktflta
Tia
Ra
'and
car
equipment.
During
his
ser-
wUilla
I
U
UC
'vtM
u
chief
of
motive
Dower.
Mr.
If
-
.
.Robert
devoted
himself
to
the
YlCtOnUUSfrotyem
of
increasing
the
effici-encjr
of
the
system
kwomotives
nM
each
new
class
has
shown
an
NFW
YORK-
Oct.
1J
-Speaking
Improvement
over
the
preceding
at
the
wk-ed.
Jnsew
C.
Otew,
one.
The
latest
6200
class,
the
former
Urt.tcd
Slates
anibassador
aerie
of
which
recently
came
into
to
Japan
ablated
that
Chin
will
the
service,
tuu
numerous
improve
"man-h
t
vWv
with
ihr
Uri.ifA
meats
ineladUtt
new
methods
:l
Jiai
ui'?.'
altasih
he
iwtrdteted
stasm
delivery
which
has
prove.
that
n
would
be
a
kng,
hard
war.
tMCOtisrul
In
reducing
coal
o
i-.
..
..i.
suBd)tton
and
effecting
economy
in
operation,
present
day
Canadian
NatSttal
locomotives
haul
heavier
nana
aensumDtio
Pwritionv
Wsrhips
Lost
WASHING
1".
N
.
C
.
13
it
Hie
United
diai4
ttw".nienl
ol
the
at
greater
speed
with
n
tban
thost-
If
vS
of
a
-
COCNTR.TION
It
taKe-
a
d"zcn
f-esh
t'
BSjti
a
pourul
of
whole
v.i
powder.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOB
VCO.
44
DELIVERY
4
'Victory
Loan
Two
Maturities
MONTREAL,
Oct.
13
John
j
Victory
Loan
will
be
issued
In
Roberts,
chief
of
motive
power
and
car
quipment,
Canadian
National
Railway!
and
managing
director
of
National
Railways
Munitions
.....
J
Ltalted,
win
in
future
devote
his
D2
NOTICE
4
4
4
4
OTTAWA.
Oct.
13
The
4
forthcoming
$750,000,000
Third
4
two
maturities.
One
will
be
4
a
fourteen
year
issue
matur-
ing
at
101
anddrawing'
-three
4
4
percent
Interest.
The
other
will
4
be
three-and-a-halt
year
ma-
4
4
turity
at
par
with
interest
of
4
4
l3i
percent
The
book
will
4
4.
open
October
19
and
close
on
4
or
about
November
7.
4
MOVES
TO
EDMONTON
Well
Known
Local
Railway
Man
Tiantferrrd
to
Alberta
Capital
Hgrry
Thrupp.
chief
clerk
in
the
city
Letter
Box
freight
department
of
Canadian
duct
of
servicemen
National
Kauwayg
nere
ana
located
in
Prhsee
Rupert
in
the
railway
servicesince
191,
has
been
transferred
to
Edmonton
as
travelling
freight
agent
and
win
be
leaving
for
the
Alberta
capital
this
Friday.
Mrs.
Thrupp
and
son
will
'i
follow
later.
ts
was
appointed
acting
su-f
,.
Mr
Tpp
successor
here
will
be
Maurice
Irving,
formerly
locat-
present
m
victoria.
couW
lpave
hU
door8
unlocked
'without
fear
of
burglary,
girls
and
TAX
BILL
I
APPROVED
United
Slates
Senate,
Gives
imouv
O.K.
to
New
-Impost
Measure
Congress
Taht
approved
the
new
tax
bill
i'h?rh
nntvirii
v
'or
lmrxists
on
in-
CoiHitiencinff
Wednesday,
October
11th,
t
mr
three
delivery
days
week
will
bq
changed
(o,
as
follows:
West
of
McBride
Monday,
AVedncsday
and
Friday
East
of
McBride
WHl
remain
same
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
All
orders
must
be
in
by
1
p.m.
or
earlier
the
day
before
delivery,
and
12
noon
on
Thursday.
Please
place
your
orders
on
Saturday
for
Monday
Delivery.
SUNRISE
COMPANY
LIMITED
i
!
jammmntu
i
ta
&
a
.
e
:
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:
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a
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PVO&X'
SAVE
-LEAD
1
DANGEROUS
SITUATION
Editor,
Dally
News:
We
wish
to
lilgniy
commend
your
-dltorlal
of
October
8
stressing
the
'Dangerous
Situation"
which
ex
ists
In
the
Prince
Rupert
of
to
day.
In
so
doing,
we
know
that
wc
voice
the
sentiment
of
all
respect-
ble-thlnklng,
loyal
and
wln-the-
war
minded
people.
Anyone
with
eyes
and
ears
which
function
normally
can
see
and
Hear
for
himself,
day
and
night,
scenes
of
drunkenness
and
disor-1er
which
prevail
among
both
civ
ilians
and
servicemen.
Civilians
do
not
deny
that
drunkenness
and
Tilsbehavlour
are
very
high
among
their
ranks
but
they
know
that
the
percentage
of
such
conduct
Is
also
high
among
servicemen.
New
vomers
to
our
city
who
base
au
thoritative
Judgment
on
the
absur
ditv
of
an
Investigation
on'
one
UtX
IUBIlb
111
kilt:
AClitatAAWtt
uw
I
guise
of
"service
raincoats,"
and
on
a
check
o:
cases
in
me
cmnan
police
court
and
gauge
"the
by
their
ibilitv
to
salute
properly"
should
arry
out
an
Intelligent
and
thor
ough
research
and
"make
certain
of
the
true
facts"
before
they
speak.
Like
the
author
of
the
editorial
In
the
Dally
News
we
have
resided
in
this
citv
for
some
lyears
and
know
that
In
pre-war
days
In
prac
ticallv
every
section
df
the
city
women
could
walk
anywhere
un
molested
and
drunkenness
and
disorder
did
not
permeate
the
city.
Now
at
the
Ume
when
Prince
Rupert,
as
a
more
populous
centre
t"
the
front
line
of
defense
should
Unan-
have
every
facultv
of
lts
mot,ey
.copuiauon
peritxuy
iiukuuwus
jan
efficient
unit
to
win
the
war.
I
we
permit
of
a
decadent
influence.
the
fifth
columnist,
the
WASiitMrvww
nn
rvt
11
-which
salt
of
war.
Financial
and
business
nvarir-e.
nonsensical
smugness.
come
ol
Irum
l
a
to
86
percent
complacency,
with
an
adcr
o.nal
five
percent
victon
tax''
br
drdurled
from
payroll
"authoritative
in
competence"
and
refusal
to
iace
the
facts
can
no
longer
be
toler
ated.
We
will
never
conquer
thej
powers
of
evil
abroad
unless
we
first
conquer
those
In
our
midst.
Civilians
and
servicemen
who
do
in
t
walk
hand
In
hand
with
this
.
No.
1
Axis
Fffh
Column's,
you
who
do
not
condone
this
cankerous
sapnin
of
our
efficient
war
effort,
shan
we
allow
our
once
fair
pity
to
be
branded
as
a
Sodom
and
Gomorrah?
Are
we
going
to
sit
i'Iv.
blindly
and
stupidly
by
let-;
g
tint
ourselves
be
swallowed
in
a
whirlpool
of
degradaUon?
Let
us
"
5
fisht
this
Fifth
Columnist
Demna."
tr
lires.
Wl
US.
wan
eveijr
wta-
on
at
our
command,
fight
all
these
g
complacent,
mina
ana
siupiu
mu-i
rinnir
whether
they
be
civilians
or
within
the
ranks
of
the
services.
We
must
kill
this
thing
be
fore
It
is
too
late.
It
is
a
problem
for
all
loyal
citizens
to
face
together,
to
solve
by
co-operation
and
stern.
Just
discipline,
beginning
at
the
root
of
the
trouble
the
curtailment
of
our
most
active
'nd
pernicious
Fifth
Columnist-Liquor.
The
courageous
Dally
News
faces
the
dangerous
situation,
which
confronts
us
here
and
now
in
Prince
Rupert,
without
fear
or
prejudice.
To
commend
this
stand
is
not
enough.'
It
must
be
backed
y
decisive
action.
Let
your
voices
be
heard
now
in
righteous
protest!
Save
your
home,
jour
city
and
your
country!
DR.
AND
MRS.
J.
T.
MANDY.
v
US
;K
SV
CHRIS
MILL
BAKERY
.
mtm
ratatu
nrraiarB
rax.
laraxa
ta
ibtb
iBTBia'rani
m
zaiaxarwr
n
m
H
aisffai
ai
at
at
ai
ai
di
a
muibib
t
a
k
b
kbi
bb
ma
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b
ia,:a:'B
a
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a
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a
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
BUY
A
FUR
COAT
We
received
a
New
Shipment
of
50
Coats
yesterday,
all
styles.
Big
Discount
for
Cash
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
J
Called
south
to
attend
the.
funeral
of
his
father,
John
OUVeill,
I
who
died
suddenly
in
Victoria,
W.
;
W.
C.
O-Neill,
principal
of
Booth'
Memorial
High
School,
left
the
city
last
night.
He
expects
to
be
away
about
a
week.
,
The
late
Mr.
O'Neill
was
eighty-.
six
years
of
age
and
was
a
native
it
Ireland.
He
came
to
Victoria
battery.
OF
RIGHTS!
United
States
Will
Relinquish
Its
Prlviiejes
in
China,
Roosevelt
1
Announces
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Oct.
13
-5.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
j
announces
that
United
States,
like1?
Great
Britain,
will
give
up
its
extraterritorial,
rights
in
China.
Your
Credit
is
Good
a
'ather
Of
Local
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Irish
Republican
Army
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An
Attack
on
Anti-Aircraft
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BELFAST,
Oct.
13:
All
roads,
to
Belfast
are
being
specially
guarded
and
there
Is
a
possibility
thai
martial
law
may
be
declared
following
an
attack
by
the
Irish
Republican
Army
on
a
searchlight
from
Ireland
twenty-five
years
'
ago
and
assumed
the
principalshlp
,
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of
Tolmle
School
there,
holding
Prince
Supert
and
Sergeant
John
the
position
until
his
retirement
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with
the"
Royal
Ca'iia-
from
the
profession
of
teaching.
an
Artfflery
in
Vlctorla-and
two
Predeceased
by
his
wife
eight
ilafaghtets.
Miss
Margaret
O'Neill
years
ago.
Mr.
O'Neill
Is
survived
and
Miss
Sydney
O'Neill,
both
of
by
two
sons
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
of
Vir'oria.
Pioneer
Canadian
Dry
Cleaners
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wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
fact
that
we
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UP
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wearing
apparel
for
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cleaning
and
pressing
AS
BEFORE
We
have
been
foitunate
in
adding
more
experienced
operators
from
the
south
to
our
staff
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ARE
STILL
MAINTAINING
.
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SERVICE
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ALL
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to
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612
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AVE.
WEST
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your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
are
still,
available
with
each
cash
purchase
in
our
store.
We
would
appreciate
to
have
new
customers
drop
in
and
let
us
espial
this
gift
plan
to
them.
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Store
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Cents-
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Phones
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Local
Raw
and
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637
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Wallace
Block
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Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Sainton
Smoked
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THE
WORKING
MAN
It
will
pay
you
to
come
In
and
look
over
our
large
stock
of
Woollen
Goods.
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Clothiers
PHONE
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324
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