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DECEMBER
J.
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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I
CANADA'S
YEAR
OF
ADVENTURE
TFIEGRAPHS
L
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SP
HI
111
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THEY
ARE!
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That's
New,
Gay,
Bright,
Clever,
Amusing
for
Christmas
I'M
KH
PANDA
HEARS
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and
white
with
ryes
(hat
move.
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a,,d
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tariety.
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of
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1941
NOIIMAN
A
WATT
Offx-ittl
AdnimWtrtttor
Prliw
Rupert.
B.C
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Znrclli,
Prop,
Phone
37
I'.O.
Box
5(
FKASEK
StREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
riLUE
THE
TOILER
HELLO.
MAC
VOU
KWOW
MV
little
tut
iH
'a
mil,
tlMjut
ami
rbp
tklr
pudty
hand
Hth
lire
oer
thee
jolly
and
amuvliij
t
ttiat
SanU
ha.
left
in
truHluadh
at
IhW
popular
ChrUtma
toy
shop.
Tuts
Out
move.
Uau4k,
talk
and
uliat
not
are
alt
here
in
fraud
array.
And,
parents,
gu'U
lie
iui(hty
happy
om
(he
values!
DOLLS
of
every
kbr
aud
tip.
Many
lira
u
tie.
39c
S8.25
10V
DRUMS
111,
bright
and
noioy.
Drum
slick
Uitluded
99c
VARIETY
STORE
fiat
is
sow
n.c.
in
n
i.
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1
noiiiTr'
nr
tnaking
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our
uf
the
old-
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Mil
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Industry
Mlustry
In
.
.
,
n
,
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human
xs
practised
In
the
30th
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amim.
mm
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tod
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in
a
Fiowne
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ul
alv
UTi4y
Of
KJWt
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ltfa.
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Os.
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of
rrter
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to
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lllri.
ta
tnsWet
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m
pnafer
Rwn.
.
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dt
KNOX
HOTO,
CJO.
1D.
f
nr
Inwirtloa.
Mmtrnhn
bntish
uunner
Nelbertaod
Ships
Have
Nothlnr
To
lear
with
"IlftUirr
Alward
Say
Wilhelmina
LONDON.
Dec.
3
English
gunner
on
a
slow
old
Netherlands
merchantman
wfrWi
twtcerammed
a
suemarlne.
37-year
old
Sgt.
John
JOE
FILION
Well
Known
Pioneer
I'rinre
Rupert
Sign
Painter
b
Dead
Joseph
Francois
Xavier
FUion,
for
many
years
a
well
known
local
sign
painter,
passed
.at
midnight
last
nltnt
at
the
Kveotide
Home
ARE
V11AL
New
Head
of
Canadian
National
System
Delivtis
Messaje
TORONTO.
Dec.
3
The
vital
part
played
by
the
telegraph
industry
in
the
war
was
strewed
yes
terday
by
W.
M.
Armstrong.
for-mr
riy
assistant
chief
of
research
and
development.
Canadian
Na-txnal
Railways,
upon
assuming
his
new
pueition
of
general
man-"rr.
Canadian
National
irraphs.
j
In
a
message
to
the
telegraph
i
iff,
Mr.
Armstrong
pointed
oat
h
-
importance
of
every
employee
i
relation
to
the
nation's
war
'fort
and
pakl
hkh
tribute
to
Hie
wav
the
r
obligations
had
been
'rtet.
The
nature
and
volume
of
'vn'k
knows
no
hours.
This
is
to
bf
expe-ted
when
it
is
known
that
we
have
many
thousands
of
miles
f
ipip
v
eirrMits
devr;ed
en-;
rely
to
the
service
of
the
armed
'ree
and
various
war
industries
are
used
by
all
branches
of
the
fighting
services
and
for
supplying
weather
and
other
meterolcffical
crx
ration
TransCanada
Mr.
Armstrong
emphasized
the
fact
that
not
only
were
the
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
supplying
thousands
of
miles
of
war
cirri
its
from
coast
to
coast
but
that
also
the
construction
and
main-t
nance
departments
are
carrying
'out
large-scale
additional
commu
nication
projects
for
the
force.
This
year
Mr.
Armstrong
anticipated
that
Canadian
National
message
traffic
would
reach
a
record
volume
and
that
In
exeess
of
ten
million
messages
would
be
han-
AeA
-The
areat
nercentage
of
these
meatages
are
of
the
utmost
importance
to
Canada's
war
ef-
fort.'
Mr.
Armstrong
commented.
Canada
vat
given
a
seat
on
the
Pacific
War
Council
in
Washing
ton,
with
Hon.
Leightoa
McCarthy.
Minister
to
the
United
States,
representing
the
Dominion.
Prim
Minister
Mackenzie
King
said
at
a
press
conference
tfca?
most
Canadians
are
slow
to
rea.
tee
the
importance
of
these
cor
section
i
faretan
capita
a
a
fopbesied
still
greater
growth
the
foreign
service.
Thin
year,
after
months
of
va;
-tng.
the
Canadian
legation
sta':
arrived
home
from
Tokyo
and
w
absorbed
by
the
External
Affair.
Department.
Em.
Geores
p.
Vanler.
minister
to
France
until
the
German-overran
that
country,
returned
to
Canada
in
1640
and
eventually
be
came
officer
commanding
MUitan
ie
v.ar
traffic
has
been
sucft.
i.
Last
month
Distrtct
No.
5
(
Quebec
Mr.
Armstrong
said,
"that
the
,
.,
.
minister
ini.r
trt
to
the
he
was
appointed
governments
of
Belgium.
The
Netherlands.
Norway.
Greece
Czechoslovakia
and
YugoSslavia
all
now
loeated
in
London.
Other
appointments
this
year
made
L.
Dana
Wilgress,
deputy
n
a
r.at.on-wide
scale
Tnese
ex-
mintetec
trade
and
commerce
elusive
communication
networks
...
.
,u
the
Soviet
Union:
first
minister
to
Maj.-Gen.
Victor
Odium,
former
Canadian
High
Commissioner
to
first
full-time
minister
to
Chile
To
Australia
Mr.
Justice
T-
C
Davis,
associate
deputy
minister
of
War
Services.
was
appointed
high
commissioner
to
Australia
to
fill
the
vacancy
ireated
by
Gen.
Odium's
appointment
to
Chungking.
Growth
of
the
diplomatic
corps
in
Ottawa
has
been
proportionate
to
Canada's
increasing
representation
abroad.-
FuMy-accredited
ministers
plenipotentiary
now
are
here
from
13
countries,
eight
of
them
appointed
to
legations
es
tablished
in
1942.
One
foreign
legation
was
closed
that
of
France,
whose
minister.
Rene
Rlstettmeber.carnp
to"
Ottawa
-u
tney
have
to
ao
wnn
our,
faQ
of
France
and
tiinuaands
of
war
industries
and
'
....
,
,
military
ectabltahmBU.
.
Mvernment:
in
coni-haio.
Mr.
Armstrong
;
Late
"
X
roT
aSrd
1
eraWe
te
and
of
recent
wees
hi,
war
industry
and
U
-
-
-
"mL
He
declared
h.TniiinTL,
fTr
'
our
r
nad
bwn
KroWlng
Sradu-
Rraph
and
teU-rhone
circuit
for
reccgnize
w
we
have
nothing
to
fear
After
the
,
dt-piltdl
cansdian
National
T"nce
'
th
existence
of
of
anv
any
EOVernment
government
ramming
John
fired
shots
at
the;
,
,i
tt.
.kMahont
throughout
th
the
system
svstem
are
are
i
m
mm
eonvoy.
to
A
A
u-boat
U-ooai
tornedeed
vorprowao
11
1
MONKEYS
FOR
FOOD?
LONDON.
Dec.
3
Free
Belgian
sources
report
that
from
the
whole
monkey
section
of
the
Antwerp
Zoo
only
one
t
exceedingly
tough"
orang-outang
remains.
The
inference
is
that
all
others
have
been
stolen
for
food.
i
nit
hi
TKi:Mr.
rot
kt
or
iiiiitimi
1
roi
l
mum
iv
rutins'!
1:
In
tlie
Uller
f
tle
-AlmlnMrtn
Imre
Hove
Inn
tm
notified
iww.
,r"
....
,
Priuoe
!UJ)l.
DC.
UiU
,
tn
thr
Mutter
of
the
ltte
of
I.I
net
nil
...
,
:...,r.l
UKLOUGH
15
OVtK
AMP
VOU
W'cPE
601
MG
TO
TAKE
ME
TO
TAKB
NOTICE
tht
by
ortkr
0
Hl
H
4.-
JiUS
WW.
loml
Jude
of
the
B.rrme
O-W
of
Brttl-h
CWUwl.
1
;
wi
th
TU
cy
of
NoArt-
A
D.
I42
ajW
Atlminwnklnr
of
e
EHt
of
Ethet
UUHn
Oourd
,W.
IK
died
on
or
about
the
18U
mTT
AprU
l4
AM
per
Iw
OJJr.
.
.r.
tMUlrfvl
to
pY
THE
TBAIKJ
OKAV.
1
AM
Mil
faMiiwHh
and
w
l""""
--
i
'He
W
Bte
"
r
,ir
f
vrrlfled
on
Hie
worn
.
n
1
rSLT"
of
wwriv
1
-
-
,wi.
1
""ifr.r-Si
ma
I
KOIMAN
A.
WATT
Off
tclol
A(WnlnW.rB.tw
Prince
Bwpert.
D
C
1
BEADY
TO
j
1
ne
ite
-u
-
ruiuu
,
vcii
w,..
-
-
.
-
U-ooai
w
masr
ww.
jhm
...
,
VMrc
ftpp
aml
.tlV(?
Knewn
to
shipmates
as
"HeUftre
'
...
"
,
,
.
Joe."
John
was
aboard
the
cargo
,
vessel
of
has
than
7.000
tons
aalttn
1
"
.
vessel
and
John's
merch-
Kpcfviff
I
J
nearby
AVCOlI
ILL
UllUICa
H
f
1
1
P
s
antman
turned
to
get
out
of
the
wav.
Then.
100
yards
or
so
away.
of
the
submarine
was
the
periscope
l
Tin.
M'ntr.Mi:
nn
ut
ir
iwimu
i
on
mhu
i
rmm"'
sitotea.
me
ireignvej
cinsi
the
Miif
1.1
i
iw
-ltrt.
;
jj,,.
fuu
gped
ahead
and
ih.
Matter
Vf'
"iiuute
t
med
the
underseas
marauder
which
Ik.V
klnx
XZ
NOTIC-E
1ut
b
oeoer
of
HU
J
idge
nattf.
loort
Je
01
-t
:
q,
-iu.
Ouuh
et
Brim
Oolum-mi
Wm-
SOUi
day
f
0xer
r.
r.
DMT3I
eventually
sank.
To
Four
Shades
More
Latitude
in
Stockings
in
Old
Land,
However,
Also
in
Men's
Socks
LONDON.
Dee.
3
O
All
women's
and
children's
cotton
and
wool
vm-ritfumr
is
to
be
restricted
to
ftwr
j
standard
shades-peach,
saxe.
navy
and
fawn
together
wun
meacaea
white.
Seamless
and
fashioned
rayon.
cotton
and
lisle
stockings
and
anklets
are
to
be
restricted
to
cartb.
New-market,
vogue,
mist
blege.
graphite
and
black
and
white.
Cashmere
and
cotton
stockings
are
to
be
restricted
to
six
shades,
pagan,
praline.
Mayfair,
-oakwoed
tan,
heeon
grey
and
nun
grey,
with
the
addition
of
black
and
white.
m
wtti
have
th
choice
of
navy,
A.
R.
P.
IN
IRELAND
......
1
grey,
crown,
khki,
nr
iww
and
black
and
white
for
weir
socks.
BELFAST.
Dec.
3
"
For
A.
R,
Y.
purposes
Belfast
has
been
divided
into
40
areas
and
tens
of
thousands
of
practice
Incendiary
and
smoke
bombs
are
being
used
by
150
Instructors
Tor
the
training
of
00,-000
fire
watchers.
Telegraphs."
MAO
CALLS
A
HALT!
No
Telephone
Messages
Now
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board
Is
Making
Regulation
TORONTO,
Dec.
3
The
Wartime
Price
and
Trade
Board
has,
due
to
sbartase
of
manpower,
author-lied
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraphs
to
discontinue
the
acceptance
by
telephone
of
domestic
flat-rate
fixed-text
greeting
messages.
Such
messages
to
points
in
Canada
may
be
filed
over
the
counter
at
any
telegraph
trffice.
Ftxed-text
messages
to
the
Uni
ted
States
were
discontinued
some
tkne
ago.
Insofar
as
Expeditionary
Force
erecting
messages
are
concerned.
mat
is
tnose
iixca
njiunnamo
uMressed
to
members
of
the
active
service
forces,
they
will
continue
to
be
accepted
by
telephone.
ONE
BLACK
SPOT
LIVERPOOL,
Dec
3
W
Urging
that
Britain
drop
Its
"early
Victorian
attitude"
on
the
social
disease
problem.
Lord
Wlnster,
former
parliamentary
secretary
to
the
Admiralty,
said
it
was
the
"one
black
spot"
In
the
nation's
health
report.
ttn
endi
people.
ftuiOshed
by
Canadian
National
,
lw
s
QUEEN
MARY
CHAPTER
IS
VERY
ACTIVE
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Or
der,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
R.
fa.
Blackaby
yesterday.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
regent,
presided
over
a
well
attended
gathering.
Mrs.
E.
V.
Whiting,
convenor
of
z.
round
trip
to
Vancouver
lalfle,
reported
satisfactory
sale
of
tickets.
Members
voted
to
contribute
to
the
Sailors
and
Mines
jpers
Fund,
also
Pohsh
Relief.
Fund
for
Children,
Prisoners-of-War
Fund,
Mary
Croft
Memorial.
Stuart
Endowment
Fund,
as
well
as
a
fund
to
provide
Christmas
gifts
for
patients
of
Eventide
Home.
Letters
of
thanks
were
read
from
I
ro.Mentc
nf
lmirpltlt
sent
to
the
w.
-O-
7
men
in
the
overseas
forces.
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb,
convenor
of
the
refuiee
committee,
reported
a
ship
ment
would
be
made
early
In
Janu
ary.
Mrs.
Garbutt
gave
an
Interesting
flve-mlnute
talk
on
war
rehabilita
tion.
This
concluded
the
evening's
business.
Next
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
M.
Brass
January
6.
BY
WESTOVER
""r''
jfe-...
-M
jiir'Tn
SS
Daughter
of
Deceased
Prince
Rup
ert
Publisher
is
Vaniouver
Bride
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
3
In
a
cpriet
ceremony
in
the
chapel
01
tut.
George's
Anglican
Church.
Vancouver,
on
December
1,
Dorothy
Lor
raine
Pullen,
daughter
of
the
late
H.
F.
P
alien,
became
the
hrtde
ot
Clement
H.
McDonald,
second
son
of
Mrs.
McDonald
and
the
late
W.
S.
McDonald.
Rev.
F.
P.
Clark
DUBU.VS
FIRE-WATCHING
DUBLIN.
Dec.
3
O
The
Defence
Department
is
making
arrangements
to
compel
the
co-operation
of
those
firms
who
refuse
to
enter
the
block
system
of
fi.e-watching
this
year,
after
aHled
1
troops
their
0
an(3
.
-
'
and
ana
thus
U1US
"KUU"
endan,er
"
out
there
Is
anotfter
pointed
tTjSt
ered
French
Alge
AleerU
ana
Mor-,
'
5Sly
hnporTnt
of
f
the
e-people
,
pnmerty
funcUon
Vlt8lly
taiPrnt
funfU0"
Zco
Z
nh
to
meet
Jrrr
h"
ta
or
u-
Brona?
u
CrZ
""q
Ul
pt
two
or
three
years
He
had
Canadian
NaUonal
Telegraphs
and
nw
ordered
by
the
D
the
Bronze
Cross
b'
Q"
w
j
failing
health
for
a
consid-
said
:
The
railways
are
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and
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farther
and
gives
you
more
cups
for
every
tea
coupon.
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headmaster
of
He
Trinity
Episcopal
School,
Stlrllr.
was
sent
to
prison
for
15
mont:
on
a
series
of
embezzling
charg
in
connection
with
school
funds.
C.N.R.
Trains
From
Terrace-Daily
except
Sunddy
-
11:20
ax-
For
Terrace-Daily
except
Sunday
-
4:15
pjr.
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For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
7:00
pjr.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
10:30
&sn.
From
the
East-Sundays.
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
10:30
pin
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
7
pjn.
Wp
Need
Both
MEN
and
W0MSN"'for
an
All
'OUT
Effort!
MEN
Committee.
AS
LOW
AS
CLASS
T
Men
as
low
as
Class
"C
are
now
needed
by
the
Canadian
Active
Army
for
general
service
to
replace
category
A"
men
for
duties
elsewhere.
If
you
have
been
unable
to
enlist
because
of
your
physical
condition,
and
are
between
18
and
45,
or
a
Veteran
up
to
53,
then
here
is
your
chance.
Act
now
and
help
to
hasten
victory!
WOMEN
ARE
NEEDED
TOO!
When
you
step
Jnto
The
King's
uniform
you
release
men
for
the
combat
forces
thousands
of
women
arc
needed!
You
are
eligible
for
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps
if
you
are
physically
fit.
single
or
married
without
dependents,
between
18
and
45.
and
a
British
subject
ftj
Olrls
are
needed
as
typists,
clerks,
bookkeepers,
telephone
operators,
technicians,
laboratory
and
dental
workers,
drivers,
cooks,
and
many
other
Interesting
Jobs.
Make
your
career
In
the
CWAC.
m
HOW
TO
ENLIST
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For
Enlistment
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to
the
Or
send
this
coupon
to
District
Re
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cruitms
Officer,
Vancouver
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PRINCE
RUPERT
racks.
Vancouver.
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information
regarding
th.e
Or
see
the
Recruiting
Ser-
1
Canadian
Active
Army.
2
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps.
Or
geant
at
Prince
George.
consult
the
Chairman
of
your
Name
local
Civilian
Recruiting
Address
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