my
OCTOBER
14,
la
1942
THE
DAILY.
NEWS
PAGE
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QUOTAS
IN
Gangway,
Fellows
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
More
flmlnioru
nnil
MiME
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
LOAN
SET
1
lisli'iicrs
are
making
it
a
For
Fire
Lassies
I
daily
luiliit
to
tunc
in
on
BUY
A
FUR
COAT
7
REGULATIONS
CLA1HE
WALLACE
.Wyoming
Town
Started
With
hi
Announcement
Made
of
Objectives
i
Woman
Mayor
and
Now
It's
We
received
a
New
Shipment
of
50
Coats
yesterday,
all
styles.
For
Various
Communities
in
and
TODD
NUSSELL
in
Fire
ISrigade
This
District
nf
cOimininW
alteration.
repairs,
or
the
i
pmpiit
or
machinery
which
may
be
under-,
,uc
has
now
bwn
reduced
as
follows:
Projeet
,:,
kinds-
.
,
schools,
Ohnrrtve,
Hetefc
,
iratiar
stratum
vtnefwilng
i
.
nt
thereto)
.
plants
-
..
M..nuacUHlAt
PtMsU
tmjy-
New
.
limit
$
500
500
2,500
2,500
Former
limit
$5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
i
r
details
ate
Oontrolfar
ol
Construction
Order
No.
13.)
C.
BLAKE
JACKSON.
Controller
of
Construction,
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&
m
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m
Honourable
C.
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Wednesday.
October
14,
1942
EDITORIAL
K
Old
and
the
Young
.
.
.
."KeHtion
whereby
the
Senior
and
Junior
inerce
imy
merge
at
least
for
the
dura-That,
we
would
say,
SlftJTlUnw
allTolIie
foduce
a
8tronj?
and
representative
.Inidy
;i
real
inflection
of
responsible
local
in-and
professional-
and
we
see
no
rea-
f
life
other
than
those
falling
in
these
.Id
not
altH)
be
included.
These
are
the
I
co-ordination
of
interests
and
efforts
.
We
are
all
in
the
business
of
winning
;,nior
ami
Junior
Chamlwrs,
the
former
experiences,
the
balance
and
the
the
initiative,
the
energy
and
the
im-
ideaa
and
the
observation,
both
partie?
It
should
all
work
out
very
well
pro-
nuitual
respect,
that
the
seniors
do
not:
v
it
all
and
are
willing
to
keep
pace
with)
i-.ns
and
sentiments
and
that
the
juniors
it
her
too
impatient
or
too
subservient
;
il
consideration
should
be
permitted
to
Kv
liich
woukl
be
all
to
the
good
for
the
a
.
.
T
1
1
should
not
sum
and
hod
ranter
aim
tiers
have
a
monthlv
"Father
and
Son"
'av?
im
mm
If
you
have
not
been
asked
to
break
home
ties
to
go
to
a
far
country,
to
fare
the
hork
of
battle
and
to
risk
your
life,
the
least
that
you
can
do
Is
to
LEND
your
money
to
equip
those
who
do
the
fighting
for
us.
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Ltd.
IMumhlng
nnd
Heating
Pi
Support
the
forthcoming
VICTORY
LOAN
lo
the
utmost
of
y.our
capacity.
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
Ltd.
A
(JOOI)
PLACE
TO
BUY
l!
Community
quotas
for
this
territory
in
the
forthcoming
Third
Victory
Loan
campaign
have
been
bet
as
follows:
Stewart
r
Prince
Rupert
Itazelton
Smlthcrs
Fraser
Lake
Vanderhoof
Fort
8t.
James
Pinchl
Lake
Terrace
iTelkwa
$
30,000
530,000
10,000
40,000
5,000
25,000
10,000
30,000
40,000
5,000
Burns
Lake
25,000
Balance
of
Territory
10,000
BIO
SAILS
IN
TABLE
BAY
CAPE
TOWN,
Oct.
14
a-Salllng
ships
have
come
into
their
own
and
two
six-master
wind
Jammers
laden
with
timber
from
California
have
anchored
and
discharged
car-
goes
in
Table
Bay
here.
fib
It
;ry
weekday
CFPR
10:45
a.rn.
Timely
Recipes
HONEY
WAFERS
2
.
cups
honey
1-3
cup
butter
1
tablespoon
lemon
juice
...
1
tablespoon
grated
lemon
rind
1
e
412-5
cups
flour
U
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
baking
soda
'
Melt
honey
over
a
low
heat,
being
careful
that
it
does
not
boil.
Add
I
B
i
DAYTON,
Wyo.,
Oct.
14:
fr
Lock,
rolling
stock
and
water
bar-
rel,
the
Dayton
fire
department
"
has
been
taken
over
by
women.
So
when
smoke
rolls
from
a
chicken
house
or
from
the
second
storey
windows
of
a
home
or
shop,
it's
the
fire
lassies
and
not
the
laddies
who
come
roaring
down
the
street.
4
Answering
Your
Questions
about
'
R.C.A.F.
Air
hal
Is
meant
by
"Air
"Crew"?
There
are
usually
five
members
of
an
bomber,
wireless
operator-air
gunner,
team-mates,
each
with
operation
of
an
aircraft.
Crew
air
crew:
air
navigator,
air
air
gunner,
pilot.
They
are
an
important
job
to
perform
in
the
What
educational
standards
aie
necessary?
No
standard
is
laid
down.
Those
suitable
for
enlistment
but
lacking
sufficient
education
to
absorb
service
training
right
away
are
given
the
necessary
academic
training
after
enlistment.
Lack
of
formal
schooling
(such
as
High
School)
is
no
longer
a
bar
to
enlistment.
It
I
apply
for
enlistment
what
personal
documents
will
be
needed?
Your
Birth
Certificate,
Marriage
Certificate
(if
married),
and
the
Birth
Certificates
of
your
children
(if
applicable).
If
you
have
had
previous
military
or
naval
service
bring
your
Discharge
Certificate.
Documentary
proof
of
education
is
useful
if
available.
However
don't
let
the
absence
of
documents
prevent
you
from
applying.
The
Recruiting
Officer
will
help
you.
'(Can
I
enlist
for
a
specific
job
in
air
crew?
.
x
No.
All
enlistments
are
in
the
one
category
"Air
Crew."
Selection
for
specific
training
and
duties
is
made
at
Manning
Depots
and
is
based
on
the
particular
qualifications
of
the
recruit
and
the
requirements
of
the
Service.
'
Am
I
obligated
to
the
R.C.A.F.
in'on
way
i
I
call
at
a
Recruiting
CentxeTfor
Information
r
No.
Information
to
assist
you
in
making
such
an
important
decision
as
enlistment
in
the
R.C.A.F.
is
given
freely
and
with'
out
any
obligation
whatsoever.
i
What
should
I
do
about
my
Job
if
I
decide
to
apply
to
the
R.C.A.F.?
Give
it
up
first?
If
you
so
desire,
you
may
tell
your
employer
of
your
plans,
but
do
not
give
upyour
job.
If
you
are
accepted
i
you
will
be
granted
sufficient
time
'
to
settle
your
personal
affairs.
Are
married
men
accepted
for
air
crew?
Yes.
Married
as
well
as
single
men
are
eligible.
What,
are
the
age
limits
for
air
crew?
you
are
17H
years
of
age
and
have
not
yet
reached
your
33rd
birth'day
you
are
eligible.
If
you
are
over
33
but
have
exceptional
qualifications
you
may
still
be
considered.
If
I
cannot
visit
a
Recruiting
Centre
during
normal
business
hours
what
should
:
I
do?
All
Recruiting
Centres
are
open
every
Monday
and
Thursday
evening.
Can
I
look
forward
to
a
reasonable
chance
of
promotion?
fj?-!
"
Yes.
Airmen
who
show
initiative
have
even
more
opportunities
for
advancement
than
they
would
have
in
civil
employment.
What
are
my
chances
of
getting
a
commission?
Every
member
of
air
crew
has
the
opportunity
of
earning
a
commission
and
will
be
commissioned
when
he
has
proven
his
right
to
it.
Your
chances
are
as
good
as
you
want
to
make
them.
RoyalCanadian
Air
Force
AIR
C
REW
V
FIGHTING
COMRADES
OF
IHF.
SKIES
Fr,r
ntitrntrnterl
knnklft
4ivin6
full
information,
write'
-r
n:
trnf
Mining.
R.C.A.F..
lacksor.
Buildint.Ottawa.or
the
nearest
of
these
R.C.A'S.Recruiting
Centres:
g.i
1
1
j
m
'
'
-
.
rtn
Wmnninn.
Sa.katoon.
Jtrina.
Winnipea.
Noilh
Bar.
Wlndwr.
London,
Hamilton,
.Toronto,
'
"
Qu.c,
Moneton,
Halifax
G0LDBL00M
G0LDBL00M
t-ST
The
Old
Reliable
iBIBllIlilllJIi
I2I1U
II
EJITI
1
HI
!
KXB1B3
U.l
13
II
KJ
Ml
K
Claims
No
Cause
Tricks
of
War
To
Seek
Revenge
Dayton,
population
240,
was
one
of
the
first
American
towns
to
Ionian
Changed
Views
When
Her
have
a
woman
mayor,
Mrs.
Satan
Diinkerque-Escaped
Husband
Wissler,
back
in
1912.
Now
the
;
KilIed
by
M!ne
feminine
fire
department
is
prov-j
Ing
the
women
can
do
anything
if
they
have
to.
They
even
like
it,
LONDON,
Oct.
14:
Ot
Mrs.
Mil-says
Chief
Klelber.
i
licent
SeuveU.
a
war
widow,
told
.
conscientious
objectors'
tribunal
the
butter,
lemon
;utce
and
rind
for
women
that
if
her
husband
and
cooL
Add
the
slightly
beaten
had
been
killed
by
enemy
action
egg
and
lastly
the
sifted,
measured
she
would
have
been
willing
to
do
dry
ingredient.
DroD
by
half-tea-
service
work
for
revenge.
He
came
spoonsful
on
a
greased
baking
through
Dunkerque
but
was
killed
sheet
and
bake
at
375
degrees
for
later
by
a
British
mine.
"I
dont
10-12
minutes.
Yield
8-9
dozen
think
I
have
any
cause
for
re-
kles.
.aaawt,-
t,,-
i
mti.
venae."
Mrs.
Scovell
saia.
Ottawa,
Montreal,
Jap
Varieties
Yellow
Men
to
Go
Down
in
History
With
Records
in
Treachery
NBW
YORK,
Oct
14:
O
Behind
the
clashing
of
great
armies
and
fleets,
the
armed
forces
of
fighting
nations
employ
little
schemes,
plots
and
traps
to
try
to
catch
the
enemy
off
base.
Here
are
a
few:
Australians
pattoling
in
New
Guinea
heard
Toices
ask
in
Eng
lish:
"Is
the
corporal
there?"
Turn-
tog
to
reply,
they
were
shot
by
Jap
snipers.
In
trying
to
storm
a
Pacific
island.
Japs
swam
to
shore
behind
logs
to
deceive
VS.
marines
od
gtaard.
Japs
in
the
Solomons
pretended
to
be
wound
ed
when
marines
approached.
Then
they
got
up
and
fired.
When
VS.
troops
thought
they
were
apV
proaehinc
a
field
hospital,
they
found
it,
was
an
ambush..
Japanese
marines
hid
in
cocoa-
nut
trees
and
dropped
on
the
back-of
lone
patrolling
Australians
.
.
And
there
was
Pearl
Harbor.
STILTS
WHEN
NEEDED
The
city
of
Namur
in
Belgium,
which
formerly
suffered
from
the
overflowing
of
the
Sambre
and
Mease
rivers,
has
been
noted
for
its
stilt-walkers
for
many
UM
ACT
Nthe
ut
I
titration
t
Applj
to
rnrtha
I
J
lid
In
Ruf
6.
Ocm
TfttikA.
Brtttsn
CotunttU.
iMtm
awwuMna
Dwtrtnt
ot
Prlnc
Bupm
nd
ait
Eaat
KwJ-om..
Brttsta
OntnuSMi,
adfefciiBg
District
UK
W7.
Tke
net
that
Tte
Bkenn
Orlmt
Timber
Orxnfwy.
Unttni.
Eaet
Kw(-nltaa.
BrMMi
O
occupation
Timber
Cknfnnjr.
Intends
to
a$pty
for
prrairaaoa
to
purchMe
tbe
follow
tn
cteKTitad
land:
CotnnnoolDg
at
a
post
planted
at
the
SouUMcat
corner
of
Diatifc
hot
S957.
I
Bange
5.
Ccaat
Dietrlot:
Cheuce
North
30
otaan.
4beor
Woat.
80
OB&lns
t-nrnvre
Msb.
40
chains:
tbanoe
Bast,
10
chains
mere
or
leas.
Co
'the
Northerly
Boundary
o
the
Canadian
National
RaUway
rlcSrt-oT-wmy;
thenoe
fcUowlne
the
saU
Northerly
Boundary
of
tte
Omtxllan
Na-tioiial
Railway
rJcht--way
a
distance
ot
36
ctiains.
more
or
leas,
to
the
point
of
rcmmnicfinait.
and
cotiAahiing
100
acres,
more
or
leas.
THE
SSXENA
OiltBNT
TIMBER
COMPAMT.
UUITED
Oaorge
LMMe.
Agent.
Dutad
fepteenbet-
7th.
1942.
TIMI'.tK
SALE
Xl5i6
Brtlta
tpra
rs
wUl
!?
resetted
by
the
MinV.er
cC
lfr4
at
Vlctorls,
BjC..
not
h-er
Thin
dc
h
co
the
8s
day
of
Nov-..ijbr-.
1942.
!:r
the
paBcbfwe
of
Lle-tri
X154SS.
to
cut
S.
170.000
feet
,
of
r
wje,
Ctt
t
vi
Hemlock
on
an
area
!j
$
east
m
the
Zycnoets
Rtver
Bridge
-n
h-
O
Hlglhwiy.
Range
5.
Coast
D
'T'.3t.
Flvi
(5)
ycT5
will
be
allowed
far
rei
(
m'
vml
rf
tjnber.
Furt!er
particulars
of
the
CnM
ftor-c
cr.
Vtot-s.v
B.C..
or
DMrtet
Ptor
c
:-.
Pr'
e
Rupert.
B.C.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
I'll
ONE
657
WE
CARRY
DAIRY
Everything
For
THE
WORKING
MAN
It
wll
pay
you
to
come
In
and
llrak
over
our
large
stock
of
Woollen
Goods.
B.C.
Clothiers
PHONE
BLACK
324
Third
Avenue
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