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DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
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MANAGING
EDITOR
.
DAILY
EDITION
jfifc.
Monday.
September
13,
1943
rince
Edward
Island,.
.
.
The
little
island
province
of
Prince
Edward
Island
.5
going
to
the
polls
today
in
a
general
provincial
lection.
Prince
Edward
island
is
a
long
way
from
lere
but
the
contest
there
will
have
some
measure
f
interest
for
political
observers
generally
even
hough
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth,
Federation,
vhich
has
been
cutting
such
a
swath
throughout
he
country
lately,
may
not
be
very
fully
represented.
The'
C.C.F.
has
yet
to
break
very
seriously
into
the
loliticai
picture
of
the
Maritimes
but
recent
events
n
Ontario
and
Quebec
have
indicated
progress
in
hat
direction
by
the
Socialist
party.
Though
the
Liberal
government's
mandate
was
lot
duerto
expire
until,
next
year,
the
calling
of
a
.93
general
election
took
no
one
by
surprise
in
Prince
Edward
Island.-'
Both
the
major
political
parties
for
months
had
)een
getting
.
their
battle
lines
drawn
for
the
contest.
mi
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me
u.u.r.,
sun
in
me
iormauon
siae
uie
;jH
sland
'province,
had
not
put
up
anv
candidate"
h-m
'ore
trie
election
date
announcement
but
the
third-
i
jarty
group
quickly
swung
into
action.
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.
noui
tne
opposition
groups
were
cnucai
oi.
inu
',f&y,vay
tr)6
election
was
called.,
Opposition
Leader
W.
J.
P.
JEacMillan,
drawing
attention
to
the
time
be-
;ween
dissolution
and
voting
day,
declared
the
gov-jrnmenj:
was
"trying
for
a
sna.o
verdicts
allnwino;
inly
the
time
provided
by
law
to
discuss
their
unsavory!
record."
For
'the
C.C.F.,
Provincial
Secretary
Douglas
Mc-iFarlant
charged
the
election
had
been
called
at
this
,time
to
-"prevent
the
C.C.F.
from
getting:
a
start."
IT
(afAoraA
fViQ
nulnnmo
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election
where
the
C.C.F.
made
big
strides
had
V
!
;!
:
.
,precipitated
this
election.
Premier
Jones,
who
took
office
only
last
May,
'
retorted
that
it
was
usual
for
a
new
oremier
to
seek
;
.
a
mandate
and
lay
his
policies
before
the
people.
Also.
1
;
he.
declared,
three
by-elections
would
have
to
be
held
r;iii
anyTcase,
and
these
would
cause
"almost
as
much
f-disturbance"
as
a
general
contest,
which
would
have
,,
to
be
held
early
in
1944
anyway.
We
want
you
to
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on
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Prince
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September
30th,
1943.
;
Property
on.
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1943,
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Prince
Rupert
AMERICANS
WIN
GAME
Only
One
Run
in
Inter-Service
Softball
League
Playoff.
With
Southworth
on
second,
and
one
game
in
the
first
halt
of
the
seventh,
Americans'
Ambrose
hammered
a
long
double
into
leit
field
and
Southworth
thundered
into
pay
dirt
with
the
winning
and
only
run
of
the
game
in
service
softball
last
night.
The
contest,
which
was
played
between
the
Air
Force
Flyers
and
Port
Edward.
Americans,
as
part
of
the
Inter-Service
playoffs,
was
closely
fought
and,
like
Monday
night's
struggle,
had
all
the
earmarks
of
going
into
extra
Innings.
Up
to
the
seventh,
it
was
practically
a
case
of
three
men
up
three
men
down.
The
Flyers
had
a
glorious
chance
to
score
in
the
fourth
(when.
Whittaker
and,
Volsky
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
lied
Sockeye
Salmon
and
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
active
service
but
will
be
back
on
your
grocer's
shelf
soon
-as
conditions
permit.
opened
with
singles.
OXeary
followed
with
a
hopping
grounder
to
Southworth
at
short
who
.attempted
to
force
Whittaker
at
third.
But
third
sacker
Ketch-mark
interfered
with
the
runner
and
home
umpire
Mahl
called
him
safe.
But
all
thfs
effort
was
in
vain.
While
the
cushions
were
lammed
with
potential
runs,
and
none
down.
Brown
forced
Whittaker
at
the
plate
and
-then.
the
Yanks,
pulled
off
the
most
beautiful
fielding
gem
of
the
evening
when
Crymble
lined
to
Ambrose
who
doubled
Volsky
off
third
with
a
clothes-line
peg
to
Ketchmark
to-end
the
Inning
and
ominous
threat.
In
the
fifth,
the
Flyers
again
I
broke
out
in
arash.
One
was
I
away
when,
Bennes
hit
the
canteen
roof
for
a
two-ply
I
smash.
But
Anderson
and
O'-
Connell
rolled
out,
leaving
Ben-j
nes
stranded
at
third.
.
Then
came
the
fateful
sev
enthand
Ambrose.
But
the
Seal
Cove
men
went
down
fighting
to
the
very
end.
In
their
half,
Brwn,
first
man
up,
flld
out,
but
Crymble
lit
a
spark
when
he
punched
one
of
Kuntz's
pitches
through
short.
Horriidge
caused
the
spark
to
glow
a
little
brighter
when
he
rolled
out,
advancing
Crymble
to
second.
Tall,
huSky-shoulder-ed,
heavy-hitting
Bennes
strode
up
to
the
plate
to
do
or
die
for
the
boys
in
blue.
American
strategy
went
into
a
huddle
and
decided
to
give
the
strapping
airman
a
free
ticket
to
first
and
get
at
Anderson
instead.
Bennes
let
the
first
bad
toss
go
by,
then
quickly
thinking
that
the
Americans
would
be
expecting
him
to
do
likewise
for
the
next
three,
lunged
.".t
the
next
pitch,
hoping
to
catch
them
off
guard.
It
was
a
smart
gamble
but
it
didn't
work.
He
snot
the
sphere
down
to
short
for
the
fin&l
put-out
and
threat
of
a
close
duel
between
two
evenly
matched
nines.
There
was
very
little
to
choosa
between
Crymble
and.
Kuntz;
for
former
ave
away
three
MRS.
BRYANT
IS
PRESIDENT
The
monthly
meetings
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chapter
of
the
B.
C
Registered
Nurses'
Associ-
hits,
and
struek
out
seven;
the
latter
issued
five
hits,
and
whiffed
two.
Both
sides
got
a
double
apiece,
and
both
played
errorless
ball.
Ambrose,,
with
his
timely
hitting
and
excellent
fielding,
was
a
stand-out
for
the
Yanks,
while
Bennes'
slugging
and
Volsky's
fine
performance
at
the
initial
corner,
shone
for
the
Flyers.
A
feature
of
the
game
was
Moline
who.
fanned
three
times,
on
each
occasion
watching
a
third
strike
go
by.
"Lefty"
was
the
leading
scorer
in
the
In
ter-Service
Basketball
League
last
season.
Lineups:
Port
Edwaxl
Americans
Ramey.
If,
Thompson
2b,
South-worth
ss,
Wagner
c,
Ambrose
cf.
Katurski
rf,
Mollne
lb,
Ketch-mark
3b,
Kuntz
p.
Air
Fwrce
Flyers
Whittaker.
3b,
Volsky
lb,
O'Leary
c.
Brown
2b,
Crymble
p,
Hornldge
cl,
Bennes
ss,
Anderson
rf,
OCon-nell
If.
Umpires
At
plate:
Mahl,
Air
Foice;
on
bases:
Qottardo,
Americans.
Score
by
innings:
Yanks
000
000
-11
3
0
Flyers
000
000
00
5
0
R
H
E
PURE
WHITE
atlon
-
were
resumed
Monday
night
when
the
chapter
met
in
the
tfCurses'
Home
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
with
Mrs.
O.
L.
Murray
in
the
chair.
Following
the
routine
buslnev
and
committee
reports,
the
resignation
of
Miss
Eleanor
Graham,
the
former
president,
who
has
left
for
Powell
River.
w:iv
accepted,
with
regret.
Mrs.
Gordon
Bryant
was
elected
president
by
acclamation
and
Mis.-;
Ann
Murray
elected
vice-president.
An
appeal
was
heard
requesting
as
many
nurses
as
posslblr
to
turn
out
for
the
Monday
evening
Red
Cross
meetings
held
in
the
City
Hall.
The
next
regular
meeting
will
be
held
In
the
Nurses'
Home
October
4.
Winged
Victory
!
S
Youth,
riding
the
ikies
of
death-spitting
wings,
is
helping
to
bring
about
Victory,
when
again.
Peek
Frean's
famous
English
Biscuits
and
healthful,
tasty
VitaAVeal
Crisp-bread
will
be
baclu
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FROM
LONDON,
ENGLAND
JOIN
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FIGHTING
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OF
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llldg.,
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Hastings,
Vancouver,
and
other
principal
cities
of
Canada.
Mobile
recruiting
units
visit
smaller
centres
regularly.
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Which
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September
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AT
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are
physically
fit;
mentally
alert,
over
17
and
not
yet
33,
you
are
eligible.
High
School
education
is
no
longer
necessary.
If
you
are
under
age
for
aircrew-enlistment,
join
your
local
Air
Cadet
Squadron.
GET
INTO
THE
FIGHT!
You,
foo
are
needed
NOW!
pIIE
R.C.A.F.
wants
more
men
NOW
for
aircrew
more
gallant
flying
men
to
set
the
stage
for
new
invasions
to
blast
the
enemy
in
advance
with
flaming
destruction
and
break,
his
power
to
resist.
You...)W,
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become
one
of
these
fighting
comrades
of
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skies.
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today
can
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so
important,
for
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and
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