PAQ1
TWO
WINDING
UP
BIGSERIES
Sensational
Ninth
Innlnj
Home
Run
Gives
World's
Baseball
Championship
to
St.
Louis
,
.
Cardinals
Jimmy
Brown
but
the
rally
was
choked
off
a
moment
later
when
field
pop
and
then
on
a
roller
to
i
Brown.
I
Next
to
King
Tal
g
f
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
i
All
your
patronage
welcome
B
Pi
P
Open
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
jj
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Ii
Phone
Red
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Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Wne
37
P.O.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
COUPONS
are
still
available
with
each
cash
purchase
in
our
store.
We
would
appreciate
to
have
new
customers
drop
in
and
let
us
explal
this
gift
plan
to
theni,
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18-19
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
C57
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Opportunity
knocks
more
than
once
when
you
shop
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
Where
your
dimes
are
little
dollars
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
Ry
DOROTHY
GARUUTT,
Hostess
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
6:
fc-
With
IKa
c-MitvA
tins!
4m
nil
nrisl
nna
sutt
1
Tfc
CABtnt
frs
rvt
a
tit
a
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"
Volunteer
Red
Cross
Corps
and
0f
Cabrai
Chapter
I.O
onp
nf
Charts
Riunin'n
chancp
th
othr
nkrht
of
t.h.
nnn
t.imemberS
,..u.
.
.u-
.J.
"T
r
'""'D.E.
are
expected
to
attend.
Mrs.
ui
(jui;c
yitcuca
itiiv
mc
aiauua
ui
cuiuiciB
nar
playing
CXieCKrrS
On
Yankee
Stadium
Just
inside
the
the
chesterfield
while
the
poor
left
field
foul
line
yesterday
to
perspiring
artists
were
doing
their
score
himself
and
Martin
Cooper,
'best
to
entertain
the
tradps.
wrapping
up
the
second
victory
of
j
the
series
for
Johnny
Beasley,
23-1
year
old
St.
Louis
pitcher,
and;
1
wonaer
now
many
of
us
know,
giving
the
1942
World
Series
to
the
jtnat
Alaska,
our
nearest
neighbor.
Cards.
'has
a
A
of
her
own.
It
Is
the
The
New
York
Yankees,
fighting
I
design
of
the
Big
Dipper
and
North
to
the
end,
got
their
first
two
bat-;
Star
in
gold
on
a
deep
blue
ground'
ters
on
bases
In
the
ninth
when
nd
Is
one
of
the
most
beautiful
Joe
Gordon
'
singled
to
left
and
(of
all
state
or.
territorial
flags.
Its
Bill
Dickey's
roller
was
muffed
by;
history
dates
back
to
1826
when
Governor
George
Parks
made
a;
call
on
Postmaster
General
New
in
Catcher
Cooper
whipped
out
a
Washington,
D.C.
The
rotunda
of
"Eight
stars
of
gold
on
a
field
of
blue
"Alaska's
flag.
May
it
mean
to
you
"The
blue
of
the
sea,
the
evening
sky,
"The
mountain
lakes,
and
the
flowers
nearby;
of
V1
o
0otc
SCO
L.
W.
Kergln
and
Mrs.
will
be
the
chaperones.
CO
tor
of-
f.tif'b
lbot,U
r"
x
o
1
Garbutt
Letter
Box
TIRE
PREVENTION
WEEK
Editor,
Daily
News:
A
news
item
tells
the
sad
story
of
a
man,
his
wife,
and
three
small
children
being
suffocated
to
death
through
a
carelessly
handled
cigarette
stub.
That
1
a
terrific
penalty
to
pay
for
such
little
neglect
In
1941
smokers'
carelessness
beautiful
peg
to
Marion
at
second,
the
Post
Office
Building
was
lined
jr""
"
5
f
hnsA
snrf
ranirht
fiflfrtnn
Aff
Rm
.'.,
f
n
,'
HTes
OUt
Of
a
total
n
Ot
48,809.
Some
ley
then
attended
to
Gerry
Priddy
territories
save
that
of
Alaska
for
"VT
"
Pr,nce
up"
and
George
Selkirk,
first
on
an
In-
Alaska
had
no
fteg.
-
j
lu
VL
,
.
.
...
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I
had
SB
fir
pal
In
(VuirtMn
nf
.
ihna
u
The
Governor,
upon
his
return
J,..,..
.
w.
.,.
.
to
Alaska,
mterested
the
America
Mrelwness
lB
j,,
ln
Legion
in
sponsoring
a
.jm&.mt
place
of
business.
,open
to
all
studente
enriUe'm,
0
che.terfield,
and
three
;
he
grades
7
to
12
Inclusive
to
bis,
fired
this
in
way.
have
been
find
a
suitable
design
for
the
flag,
the
cause
of
definite
appeals
to
Of
the
142
designs
submitted
the
fire
dmrtment
service
and
we
that
by
Benny
Benson,
a
13-Sear-
j
are
not
forgetting
the
numerous
jold
native,
enrolled
In
the
Terri-
gmau
incidents
which
go
unre-torlal
School
at
Seward,
was
ac-1
ported.
Have
you
noticed
the
man
cepted
as
most
symbolic.
Benny
who
pinches
the
burning
end
of
,
explained
his
design
as
follows:
I
his
cigarette
butt
out
before
he
The
blue
field
is
for
the
Alaska
discards
it.
even
before
he
rats
It
.sky
and
the
for-get-me-not,
anion
an
ashtray?
It
Is
very
possibk
IWMSM
im
xar.B?aia
i
B
r.B
r
Bl
BiS
I
Alaskan
flower.
he
has
worked
ln
the
woods
or
on
i
NATIONAL
i'
"The
Nortn
Star
is
for
the
fu-jthe
prairies
where
he
learned
If
n
.
y
lure
siaie
oi
Aiassa,
toe
most
nor-
from
hard
experience
the
lesson
HfleSSeD2er
OerVICe
SUerly
of
the
Union.
'Uiat
a
cigarette
butt
is
never
as
B
"The
ninnpr
i
fnr
the
fir
put
Inmvmti
it
nnnaoM
u
m
r,Tl
I.
,r.
IF,..l
l.
k
f.
-
,
"-v.,.
-a
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-
.....
c
naui
i.
-
Bear
symbolizing
strength."
)Ve
neTer
c,ose
!
Marie
Drake
has
written
a
beau-
sj
Phone
Red
392
g
Uful
verse
on
the
symbolism
of
!TriIlXBIlIiniIa!lX121saj.i
this
lovely
flag.
She
calls
it
simply
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
D.C,
BX
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Fbone
641
IM
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TMTUTmnfTM
TB
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TM
I
KWONG
SANG
HING
nop
KEE
Chop
Suey
House
"Alaska's
Fhjt"
THE
CITY
FIRE
CHIEF.
SAVMORIN
BOWLS
TOP
Has
Yet
to
Kellett
Sulfer
Defeat
Cy
is
Pacemaker
Sav-Mor
Is
right
on
top
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Rrrwllnir
.
The
gold
of
the
early
sourdough's
with
twelve
straight
games
to
their
areams.
credit
ThPre
is
speculation
as
to
The
precious
gold
of
the
hills
and
who
will
b?
the
firt
to
take
a
streams;
garne
from
thrm.
The
brilliant
stars
in
the
nor-
Cy
Ke!r?
wis
ri
'ht
in
the
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LTD.
PROUDLY
PRESENT
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hi
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
6
,91J
!e
Di'
-
and,MIXED
The
great
North
Star
with
Its
steady
light,
'Over
land
and
bright
sea
a
beacon
"Alaska's
flag
to
Alaskan's
dear,
"The
simple
flag
of
a
last
frontier."
At
the
Grenadiers'
Company
dance
on
Thursday
all
Junior
hostesses,
members
of
the
Women's
1'
BOWLING
The
schedule
for
this
month
ln
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
Is
at
follows:
October
7
Sav-Mors
vs.
C.
Y.
A.
Stones
vs.
Twerps;
Midgets
vs.
Tollers,
Pushovers
vs.
People's
Store.
October
14
Toilers
vs.
People's
Store,
tMidgets
vs.
Pushovers;
Stones
vs.
Sav-Mora.
Twerps
vs.
r.
Y.
A.
October
21
Midgets
vs.
Stones.
C.
Y.
A.
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Tollers
vs.
Twerps,
Sav-Mon
vs.
Pushovers.
October
28
Pushovers
vs.
Tollers.
Twerps
vs.
Sav-Mor:
C.
Y.
A.
vs
.Stones.
People's
Store
vs.
Is
Honored
Bv
Friends
Presentations
.Made
to
I).
J.
fiunn
And
His
Wife
A
very
pleasant
evening
was
spent
at
D.
J.
Ounn's
home
on
Saturday
to
celebrate
his
superannuation
from
the
railway
on
his
reaching
86
years
of
age.
The
ralhvfcy
employees
and
friends
and
relatives
met
at
his
home
as
a
great
surprise
and
oresenied
him
with
beautiful
bill
folds
containing
sums
of
money.
Mrs.
Gunn
was
also
presented
with
a
beautiful
purse
from
the
railway
employees.
J.
Gilbert
made
the
presentation
from
the
railway
employees
and
George
Ounn.
their
only
son.
made
the
presentation
from
friends
anc1
relatives.
The
evening
was
much
enjoyed
with
singing
and
dancing,
the
music
being
supplied
by
the
son-in-law.
Bruce
Hoff.
on
the
guitar
and
mouth
organ.
grove
with
781
to
tap
all
the
seor
ers.
Cy
is
setting
a
terrific
pace
as
he
Is
hitting
a
season
average
of
252.
Burns
took
the
second
slot
with
a
three
game
victory
over
the
Dry
Dock
All
Stars.
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
and
Chmee
Youth
AsotaUDn
.both
took
two
games
from
Dry
Dock
Painters
and
Signals
respectively
while
Monarch!
scored
a
clean
sweep
over
Watts
and
Nlckerson
and
Stones
upset
Ordnance
two
to
one
Ask
for
A
Fhis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
FIGHT
WAR
.
TOFINISH
But
Workers
Should
Organic?
!'r
Socialistic
Peace,
Declares
C.
C.
F.
SjM-aker
W.
W.
LatMux.
C.C.F.
member
of
the
iiWaUtre
for
Vancouver
Oatttto,
speaking
here
Sunday
night,
agreed
that
this
war
would
have
to
be
fought
to
a
finish
aud
hundreds
of
thousands
of
pe
m!-vould
k)i
ta
five
their
lives
while
millions
would
have
to
U:!
In
the
raaklna
of
nroducts
for
de-
latruetkra.
However,
workers
would
do
wen
to
consider
the
peace
to
come
and
prepare
to
actively
par-
itictpate
ln
post-wnr
reconstruction
'atont
socialistic
lines
Ninety-five
percent
of
Canadians
!
belonged
to
the
working
class
but
'there
was
no
sign
yet
of
them
belt
..I
n-l
j
mi
uifcrii
uiiw
cuiuiurnce
ana
con-:
ference
ln
the
affairs
of
the
na
tion.
Capitalism
"Rotten"
Capltaiissn
the
speaker
described
'
X.'
as
a
"rotten,
diseased
system"
of
j
vhich
there
were
amnle
ssens
of.'.
decay.
Tlie
"sinkhole
of
deairuc-
''.
tion."
was
the
only
solution
it
had
:
to
offer
of
modern
economic
ills
Unless
the
workers
took
uction
S
the
speaker
could
see
no
altema-
tire
bat
anarchy,
chaos
and
Fas-
I;
clam
There
was
little
sign
yet,
of
real
effort
on
the
port
of
theijl
norkers
to
overthrow
capitalism
!
hy
taking
control
of
government
'.'
through
exercise
of
the
ballot
Here
In
Prince
Rupert
the
workers';!
stMrtiM
be
already
making
the
tHchorities
sit
up
and
take
notice
f.;
Mr.
Lefeanx
dJacuaaed
the
sub-
iects
of
money
and
credit.
Hh
idea
was
that.
If
the
state
took!';
over
control
of
the
production
of
'.
the
industries,
paper
money
could
be
soundly
Issued
uo
to
the
valuf
of
OMnmodltlea
nraduced
with
the
'vwkers
obtaining
their
fair
share
ll
I
of
the
production
resulting
from
uw
eiwru.
ioe
production
or
.
wealth
by
the
workers
he
saw
as
the
basic
factor
of
the
whole
so-
ctal
eoaoomy.
To
accomplish
the
;!
d
Mired
reswlt
the
workers
would
!
.have
to
seise
control
and
impose
I;
economic
democracy.
He
advocated
i;
taking
over
the
value
producing
industries
ot
the
country.
The
C.CT.
wm
not
nerfect.
Mr
Lefeaux
admitted,
but
it
was
tAe
best
there
was.
If
impreremenU
J
were
to
be
made
it
was
up
to
th
workers
thetaseJvas
to
see
that
thev
were
made.
The
first
thing'!
wus
for
wotkscs
to
loin
and
work,
for
the
party
and
tet
on
ide
of,
economics.
Mr
Lcfeaux
suctesied
that
there
were
some
ialeretU
who
would,
rather
have
HMerism
than
adopt
tnv'hing
that
would
interfere
with
hir
control
v
1
.
Trades
unionism
was
all
richt
In
its
way.
Drotectli-E
certain
ciassca
of
workers,
but
it
was
helpless
in
a
crisis
without
political
power,
said
the
speaker.
i
i
Many
Questions
The
new
taxation
by
the
federal
Bovernment
was
the
burden
of
a
number
of
questions.
It
was
an(
aosoiuie
necessity,
me
speaxer
ad
mitted.
In
order
to
reduce
the
pur
chasing
power
and
make
the
peo-
ole
save
their
money.
Under
capitalism
it
was
a
necessary
evil
As
for
the
savings
portion
of
the
wage
deductions.
Mr.
Lefeaux
had
no
doubt
that
the
income
tax
department
would
give
a
correct
account
ing
for
Avhat
had
been
paid
In.
As
for
the
educational
system.
Mr.
Lefeaux
said
that
it
was
so
that
Improvements
might
be
brought
about
In
It
that
he
was
anxious
the
C.C.F.
should
assume
control
of
government.
Complaints
in
re
gard
to
Wartime
Housing
here
were
brought
up.
George
Casey
asked
if
the
speaker
considered
the
C.C.F.
capa
ble
of
bringing
about
a
greater
measure
of
advance
than
the
British
Labor
Party
had
done.
Mr.
Lefeaux
answered
In
the
affirmative
because,
he
declared,
the
C.C.F.
was
"better
educated."
City
poUcestated
this
afternoon
that
there
had
been
no
new
developments
In
the
Investigation
of
the
snatch
burglary
of
ftulner's
Jewelry
store
and
the
attempted
safe
cracking
at
Albert
McCaf-fery's
office
on
the
waterfront.
No
arrests
have
been
made
and
booty
located.
no
'lit
m
a
km
a:-ra
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intriguing
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hats
to
complete
your
fall
ensemble.
Select
from
dozen
of
styles.
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hoo
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color.
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them
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they're
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