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Tuesday,
July
20,
1943
Allied
Teamwork
...
Brilliant
teamwork
in
both
tactical
-and
strategical
fields
is
the
key
to
the
good
news
flooding
in
from
Sicily
and
Russia
from
every
front.
The
coordination
of
Allied
sea,
land
and
aid
forces
in
Sicily
is
only
the
most
spectacular
feature
of
an
unfolding
patterji.
Add
the'
co-operation
ot
British,
American
ana
Canadian
armies.
General
Montgomery's'
desert-hardened
Eighth
Army
is
spearheading
the
drive
up
the
east
coast
in
record
time.
The
Canadians,
long
eager
for.
action,
are
pushing
ahead
in
the
centre
of
tfie
Allied
line.
General.
Patton's
specially
trained
Seventh
Army
forms
the
left
flank.
Too
apt
to
be
underrated
is
Russia's
mighty
army,
grinding
up
German
strength
along
a
1-500-mile
front.
It
is
worth
noting
that
the
attack
on
Sicily
began
just
four
days
after
the
Orel-Kursk-Belgorod
line
flamed
into
what
must
be
one
of
the
greatest
battles
of
the
war.
The
Axis
hope
has
been
to
divide
and
conquer.
The
United
Nations
have
appeared
divided
and
condemned
to
operate
on
outside
lines.
But
now
they
are
strong
enough
to
attack
from
all
sides
at
once.
The
effect
is
to
divide
Axis
strength,
particularly
the
German,
which
is
spread
from
Norway
to
Greece,
Russia
to
Spain.
And
in
the
Mediterranean,
especially,
sea
transport
may
afford
the
Allies
greater
mobility
than-
the
Axis.
They
could,
for
instance,
move
forces
from
Tunisia
into
Greece
or
southern
France
quicker
than
the
Nazis
could
from
Sicily
or
southern
Italy.
A
right
purpose
has
given
ihe
United
'Nations
moral
unityand
developed
military,
teamwork
which
is
turning
physical
divisions
into
a
positive
lad
vantage!
Possibly
the
people
of
Italy
are
at
last
beginning
to
realize
who
their
real
enemies
are.
Permanent
Forest
Industry
.
.
.
A
publication
in
Eastern
Canada
is
taking
a
poll
of
representative
Canadians
with
a
view
to
receiving
suggestions
as
to
what
steps
the
provincial
and
federal
governments
should
take
now
to
maintain
a
permanent
forest
industry.
From
a
long
range
viewpoint,
the
ultimate
crisis
in
the
forest
industry
which
it
might
be
considered
necessary
to
guard
against
will
not
be
one
of
obtaining
markets
for
lumber
and
other
forest
products.
Demand
for
these
products
will
always
exist,
it
may
safely
be
assumed.
The
crisis,
if
one
ever
does
develop,
might
be
expected
to
be
one
of
supply
of
the
desirable
natural
product
that
is
suitable
timber.
Forestry
experts
have
already
warned
us
that
the
md
of
the
supply
of
Douglas
fir
is
already
in
sight.
The
islands
and
coastline
of
British
Columbia
are
being
likewise
stripped
of
their
Sitka
spruce.
In
.
11
1
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i
1
i
i
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1
i
oiner
wonis
me
umper
is
oeing
usen
up
wnnour.
maK'
ing
of
due
provision
for
perpetuation
of
supply.
The
answer
is
simple
enough
the
utmost
conssr
vation
of
existing
supply
and
a
policy
of
reforesta
Uoh
to
ensure
future
supply.
I
m
Prince
Rupert
people
are
not
so
much
interested
in
who
provides
the
new
theatre
as'
they
are
in
having
one
provided
by
somebody.
Why
Worry?
.
.
.
Our
forefathers
existed
without
Sugar
till
the
13th
century.
Coal
fires
till
the
14th.
Buttered
bread
till
the
15th.
Potatoes
and
tobacco
till
the
16th.
Coffee,
tea
or
soap
till
the
17th.
Puddings
till
the
18th.
Gas,
matches,
or
electricity
till
the
19th.
Automobiles
and
tinned
goods
till
the
20th.
So
why
worry
over
rationing
or
shortages?
The
old
boys
managed
to
get
along
fairly
well.
mmmmmammmmmmi
mmmmmmmammmmsm
Central
Hotel
Dining
Room
OPEN
TO
THE
PUBLIC
BREAKFAST
....
6:30
to
9:00
LUNCH
11:30
to
2:00
DINNER
5:00
to
8:00
All
White
Help.
1st
Avenue
and
7th
Street
CROWDS
CHEER
WILDLY
AS
KING
VISITS
MALTA
Now
what
this
town
heeds'
be-1
sides
a
good
five
cent
cigar
and
1
get
off
for
the
date
he
had
and
a,
cou?le
more
restaurants
ls
a
'
our
airman
was
talking
for
Joe
httle
more
entertainment
for
Film
Heralds
Attack
on
Italy
Cheering
crowds
of
the
gallant
defenders
of
Britain's
"unsinkable
aircraft
carrier."
The
island
of.
Malta
cheer
wildly
as
King
George
of
England
drives
down
Kingsway,
at
Valetta,
during
his
visit
to
the
Island
which
he
previously
honored
with
presentations
of
the
George
Cross.
The
King
is
now
back'
in
England.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
The
Hostess
Another
call
for
wringers
has
come
in
a
real
distress
signal
this
time.
I
have
mislaid
the
earlier
list
of
those
who
have
wiingers
for
the
boys
but
I
think
most
of
them
were
taken
the
last
time
and
I
can
use
a
few
more
names.
They
were
so
much
appreciated.
I
was
reminded
of
that
popular
song
"I
Came
Here
to
Talk
for
Joe"
when
a
young
airman
was
making,
or
trying
to
make,
a
date
for
himself
over
the
phone,
it
seems
his
pal
couldn't
and
talking
fast
but
It
didn't
do
him
any
good
I'm
afraid.
Can't
say
there
isn't
plenty
of
entertainment
inv.town
for
the
service
boys
now.
We
notice
the
difference
at
our
Hut
on
movie
nights
and
especially
Sunday
afternoons.
Here
is
what
is
offered
and
I
think
it
really
Is
something.
There
are
five
shows
a
week
at
the
Navy
drill
hall.
These
are
all
very
recent
re
leases
and
are
35
millimeter
films,
The
Famous
Players
give
a
free
Sunday
afternoon
show
for
"all
service
personnel
and
the
"Y"
puts
on
movies-
three
times
a
day,
three
times
a
week.
Besides
that
there
,are
now
three
regular
weekly'
dances,
so
that
is
quite
a
program,
nictit
wahr?
My
mistake,
there's
a
war
on,
n'est-ce
pas?
the
civilian
war
workers.
These
boys
work
hard
and
there
Is
only
the
one
show
in
.
town
for
them.
I
suppose
I
shall
be
drafted
south
for
saying
it
but
I
do
know
that
In
the
Old
Country
they
have
concert
party
.troops
entertaining
the
war
workers
in
their
rest
periods,
and
noon
hours.
Fun
for
all
workers
and
then
all
work
will
be
fun.
A
nice
long
letter
from
Clifford
"Red"
Humford
arrived
today.
Shall
quote
tomorrow.
r
rv7
PURE
WHITE
The
Experts
Say
-
-
-
Summer
season
pointers
busy
housewives:
GOOD
DESSERT
Here's
a
recipe
which
Laura
Pepper,
of
the
Department
of
Agriculture,
considers
of
the
easiest
and
best
she
has
run
across
in
a
long
time.
It's
for
a
strawberry
whip.
To
make
It,
put
one
egg
white
and
1'4
cups
of
hulled
strawberries
into
a
bowl
and
whip
them
up
with
a
rotary
egg
beater.
When
the
mixture
begins
to
thicken,
beat
in
one-quarter
of
a
cup
of
sugar,
adding
it
Gradually
and
continuing
to
beat
until
the
mixture
will
hold1
a
peak.
Five
minutes
should
do
the
trick.
Then
add
a
few
drops
of
lemon
Juice,
chill,
and
pile
into
sherbet
glasses.
If
kept
in
a
refrigerator
the
whip
will
hold
its
shape
for
as
long
as
three
.hours.
If
housewives
use
this
mixture
as
a
finish
to
their
'
strawberry
shortcakes,
says
Miss
Pepper,
there'll
never
be
a
sigh
for
the
whipped
cream
topping
of
former
years.
SALADS
FOR
SUMMER
With
the
summer
months,
says
Mar
ion
Harlow
of
Nutrition
Services.
Spinach,
peas
and
beans
when
they
are
young
and
tenderall
may
be
used
raw
In
salads,
and
all
kinds
of
other
vegetables
may
be
used
In
this
form
as
well,
thus
contributing
their
full
quota
of
vitamins
and
minerals.
DAILY
DRIPPING
Canada's
laundries
are
short-handed
and
suffering
from
a'
shortage
of
experienced
help.
In
addition
they
are
catering
to
the
needs
of
the
armed
forces,
and
the
fact
that
many
laundries
in
congested
areas
ls
proof
of
the
tight
situation
that
exists.
Byrne
Hoep
Sanders,
director
of
the
prices
hoard's
consumer
branch,
asks
housewives
to
help
by
washing
small
things
at
home.
Next
time
the
family
laundry
bag
ls
emptied,
handkerchiefs,
pot
hold-
3S
at
Forcasting
the
exact
assault
coast
for
the
invasion
of
Europe
by
the
Allied
forces,
the
current
National
Film
Board
release
"Gates
of
Italy,"
has
treated
historically
and
militarily
the
potential
power
of
Italian
resistance.
From
enemy
film
(top)
"Gates
of
Italy"
shows
a
portion
of
the
defences
of
the
.Italian
coast.
Uncertain
of
Italy's
fighting
resistance
In
case
of
invasion,
her
cohort,
Germany,
had
sent
Nazi
troops
into
Italian
territories
to
bolster
the
defence
strength
against
inevitable
attack.
Above,
from
a
shot
In
the
National
Film
Board
production,
Germans
are
seen
looking
outward
to
the
Mediterranean
horizon,
watching,
waiting
for
the
Allied
invasion
move
that
came
a
few
days
ago.
Benite
Mussolini
(right
strip)
hasn't
time
lor
balcony
speeches
today.
With
the
impact
of
the
war
having
finally
struck
the
boundaries
of
his
Fascist
Italy,
he
is
feeling
the
effect
of
the
boot
this
time
on
the
Allied
foot.
for
ers,
face
cloths,
dollies,
tea
toweli,
small
tray
cloths,
bureau
covers
and
even
pillow
cases
miirht
well
be
held
out
and
washed
at
home.
Any
measures
the
housewife
can
devise
to
lighten
the
laundries'
load
will
do
much
to
help
keep
the
big
tubs
turning.
CANNING
CORNER
If
an
air
space
is
found
at
the
top
of
a
Jar
after
sealers
of
fruit
or
vegetables
have
been
processed,
it
will
In
no
way
affect
the
Keeping
quality
of
the
contents.
After
sterilizing,
a
sealer
should
not
be
opened
unless
lt
Is
found
to
leak.
If
a
leak
Is
found,
the
sealer
should
be
opened
and
the
glass
lid
and
rim
examined
ADMITS
HE
CAN
COOK
WIMBLEDON,
England,
July
20
Q
Sgt.
G.
L.
Waters
was
chef
for
the
King
when
His
Majesty
visited
the
8th
Army
In
Atrlca.
At
her
home
here,
his
wife
was
pleased
to
hear
of
her
husband's
meeting
with
the
King
and
said,
"G.
L.
was
such
a
good
cook
he
hardly
ever
,let
me
cook
a
meal
at
home
before
the
war."
in
tiii;
st
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roriiT
or
IIUITIMI
(
Oi
l
Mill
In
l"rol.ite
In
Mir
Matter
of
flip
".tilnilnhtratlon
Ait"
anil
hi
I
lie
Mattrr
of
t
lie
Estate
of
Jotin
lklitltiM
I'rnk,
Drimsnl
InteMate
TAKE
NOTICE
ttiiut
by
order
erf
HI
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher
made
on
the
7th
day
of
July.
AX).
1943,
I
was
appoint
cd
AdmlnlfrtraLor
of
tile
Entae
of
Jchn
BaptlatOB
Frntc,
deceased,
oid
all
parties
having
claiina
agalnm
the
aald
estate
arc
hereby
required
to
turnlsh
same,
properly
TerUled,
to
me
on
or
ahcut
Uii
10th
day
ot
August,
A
D.
1943.
and
all
parKes
Indebted
to
the
efttate
'are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtednexa
to
me
DATED
ait
Prince
Rupert.
DC
thU
10th
day
of
July.
AX.
1943.
GEORGE
H.
11ALLETT
OJflolal
Administrator,
AUln,
11C
tlir
Miiireme
Court
of
llrltlth
Coliniitila
In
ITohute
In
tlir
Matter
of
the
"
AilinlnMrntlon
Art"
mid
In
tlir
Matter
of
he
KM
ale
of
Cora
Kllalirtli
lllaik.
Ilfirasril
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
U
Ula
IUnor
W.
E.
Fliiher.
made
on
the
13Mi
day
of
July.
AD.
1943.
1
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
Ihe
E5-
.'e
of
Cora
Ellaabnth
Black,
deceased,
and
all
fartlea
ttttvln
claims
ogalnM
the
aaid
estate
an
hert-pby
required
to
furnish
nam-properly
verified,
to
me.
on
or
aboiH
the
lith
day
cX
Ausrunt
A.
D.
1943.
and
all
parties
lndobtcjd
to
the
c
tile
are
required
to
pay
the
nmottn
of
their
Indetoteitneca
to
me
forth
U,h.
DATED
at
Prince
Rujx
rt,
D
C
thU
18Mi
day
of
July
A.D.
1943.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
J.M.S.Loubser
D.C,
U.A.
Chiropractor
Wallace
Block
I'hone
Gib
TUESDAY
JULY
20
V)
I
SEA
CADETS
bUlUCAMP
I'artv
Off
tn
rj,w,
..
Happy
and
expectant
wS
nave
len
vrnti
their
con
ing
officer,
Lt.
Cdr
Alex
i
cheli
for
their
summer
Como;c,
V.I.,
where
the.
will
spend
two
weeks
undet
e
anions
or
naval
training
discipline.
The
party
consists
of
pa,
E.
S.
Tobey.
Lt.
Edward
Da,l
Lt.
uwyn
nouoy.
Sub.
Lt
Alexander,
u.r.u,
H,
Calif
wood,
jPO.
v.
Clccone-
Macey,
fu.
u.
Bussey,
pq
Fortune,
PO.
P.
Johnson
E.
Clccone,
APO.
G,
Dell
M
for
cracks
or
chips.
If
there
Is
,
caaeu
o.
Eyouson,
J,
Forec
no
fault
in
the
sealer,
replace
3.
Hemmons.
J.
Ladlcor,
A,
the
rubber
ring
with
a
new
one,
D.
Murray,
D.
Wanamakei,
partially
seal
and
re-sterilize,
Husoy,
H.
Taylor
F
Hercb
allowing
one-quarter
of
the
or-
D.
McGrelsh,
L.
Your.-ma:
telnal
nrocesslne
time.
Should
Anaerson,
a.
uenneiet
x,
a
sealer
be
found
faulty,
it
is.ter,
L.
Bryant,
L.
Cawthn.
better
to
use
the
contents
lm-'Clapp.
J.
Comer.
B.
Cruiksb,
mediately,
as
otherwise
lt
would
R.
Currle,
W.
Davison,
W,
t,
be
necessary
to
re-pack
them
in
another
Jar
and
re-process
Victory
Garden
crops
coming
them
for
the
full
lengtn
oi
along,
there'll
be
no
lack
of
!
time;
this
would
result
In
over-salad
Ingredients,
and
salads
'
cooking
and
an
unattractive
should
be
served
dally
during
I
product.
vies,
A.
Edgar,
K,
SeUL
Thompson,
-P.
Wilson,
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son,
T.
Foreman,
R,
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crow,
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j,
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Hemmons,
N.
Hill,
D.
Larser
Laurie,
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Mendels.
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Man
D.
Smith,
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son,
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n,
M!t:her
Olsen,
E.
Pierce,
W
Quandt
Rothwell,
W.
Rothwe'J
P.
Scully.
M.
Sharpe
II,
SLi-P.
Scully,
M.
Snurpe
H.
HU-mud,
T.
Smith,
W
Suberv,
Webster.
L.
Hankimon,
R.
fcj
thelet,
B.
McChesney
v,
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layson,
II.
Brown,
Cadet
B.S.!
rls
will
Join
the
corr3
u
arrival
in
Vancouver
AOE
OF
KIEV
The
city
ot
Kiev
is
1,000
is
old.
Sweep
Chimneys
XoiLSJ
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Qii-PAnlnr?
rtnrifl
in
wit
ty
J'-
weainer
Oil
burners
also
clfattl'
,
t
-
-
serviced
143,
Handyman
Home
Strife
SI'KCIAL
OFFERS
In
New
and
Used
FURNITURE
Used
Beds
and
SprL.p
Hew
Coffee
and
Tables,
Used
Windows.
Set
Mattresses,
Used
Carpet
large
size,
Kitchen
Cfc
Kitchen
Cabinet:
Cabin
Stoves,
etc
Used
Bed
and
Springs,
for
the
two
S9J
Used
Kitchen
Cabinets,
at
.
$H
Used
Camet.
larae
size
$11
Used
Windows,
from
New
Occasional
Chairs,
real
bargain!
$i;j
Used
Bathroom;
Sinks,
good
condition,
from
J'-51
B.C.
Furniture
Phone
Black
321
THIRD
AVENUE
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
TRUCK
DRIVER
AND
WAREHOUSEMEN
For
Local
Oil
Company.
Good
wages,
steady
work,
overtime.
Apply:
National
Selective
Service,
Number
AM
62
FLOOR
COVERINGS
For
your
Floor
Covering
Requirements
visit
Elio's
Fun
ture
store,
next
to
the
Dally
News
on
Third
Avenue
Elio's
have
a
tremedously
large
stock
of
Seamless
AJ-minster
Carpets,
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugs.
Inlaid
M""0
leum,
Feltol,
Rexoleum,
six
feet
wide.
Elio's
enormous
turnover
ln
Floor
Coverings
for
Elves
you
better
choice
at
money
saving
prices.
'
vnDUT
ar
Savlngs
8tamPs
flt
Elio's-
Saleslady
to
serve
you.
Just
say:
My
change
In
War,
Savings
Stamps."
EL10
FURNITURE
STORE
out
I
Third
Avenue
(Next
to
Daily
News)
Prince
RuPertJ