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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
August
7,
1943
The
Road
to
Tokyo
.
.
.
The
war
of
attrition
against
Japan
goes
on.
The
nineers
inexorably
draw
closer
from
the
North,
the
yet
to
travel.
It
is
further
from
Kiska
to
Munda
than
it-is
from
Prince
Rupert
to
St.
Johns,
Newfoundland,
i
But
already
the
Japanese
are
restive.
Their
Naval
spokesman,
who
so
frequently
announced
the
"an-!
;
nihilation"
of
the
United
States
fleet,
has
been
re-1
.
moved
from
his
post.
The
Tokyo
radio
boasts
that
:
conquest
of
Java,
Burma,
Borneo
has
made
Japan
a
""have"
nation,
but
adds:
"The
difficulty
at
present
is
that
these
materials
cannot
be
brought
immediately
to
Japan
because
of
a
lack
of
transport."
i
The
American
Navy
claims
to
have
sunk
210
Japanese
ships,
to
have
probably
sunk
another
29'
i
and
to
have
damaged
58.
Lack
of
transport,
indeed.
;
Not
the
least
encouraging
aspect
of
this
war
of
attrition
is
Japan's
persistence
in
sending
out
small,
j
relatively
inetiective
forces
to
supply
its
beleaguered
'
garrisons.
Apparently,
their
strange
notions
of
"face"
j
compel
them
to
run
their
"Tokyo
Express"
missions
:
of
easily
attacked
light
warships
and
transports
to
stations
under
siege,
but
their
vivid
realization
of
their
utter
dependence
upon
seapower
prevents
them
from
risking
forces
substantial
enough
either
to
de-i
liver
effective
relief
or
successfully
fight
off
attack.
I
In
the
meantime,
the
swish
of
torpedoes,
the
earth-shaking
bombardments,
the
furious
air
assaults,
the
merciless
land
fighting
mount
in
unrelenting
fury
on
all
the
roads
that
lead
to
Tokyo.
The
Lesson
of
Fascism
.
.
.
.
The
symbol
of
Fascism
was
the
bundle
of
sticks,
or
"fasces,"
which,
as
the
old
fable
tells
us,
were
in-1
Ueslrucuuit:
Willie
uicj
iciimuieu
tugcwici
iiiuugit
they
could
be
broken
one
by
one.
The
adoption
of
this
symbol
by
Italian
Fascists
was
as
misleading
as
most
of
their
assertions.
The
Fascists
had
only
one
stick
in
the
bundle
Benito
Mussolini.
When
he
was
discredited
at
last
by
his
ill-conceived
attempt
at
empire-building
there
was
nothing
left
of
the
party.
But
its
histoiy
should
stand
as
a
warning
to
free
men
for
all
time.
It
is
the
history
of
violence,
of
the
idolatry
of
utter
materialism,
and
the
shameless
adoption
of
deceit
as
a
policy,
all
undertaken
with
such
unrestrained
bombast
as
to
prevent
sane
men
from
taking
its
manifestations
seriously.
II
Duce
was
the
age's
biggest
joke
until
he
became
one
of
its
biggest
tragedies.
Fascism
was
at
first
a
circus.
Then
at
one
time
it
became
in
some
men's
eyes
one
of
two
choices,
each
an
extreme.
The
higher
ground
of
freedom
was
lost
sight
of
by
those
who
tried
to
choose
between
extremes.
Of
course,
there
are
Fascists
in
Italy
still.
They
will
watch
every
opportunity
to
reassert
their
control.
And
some
conservative
elements
may
once
more
in
human
thinking.
Italy
has
no
monopoly
on
them.
But
the
emptiness
of
Fascist
swagger,
and
the
smashing
of
the
myth'
of
its
invincibility
by
determined
opposition
should
remain
one
of
the
great
lessons
of
history.
THE
LOYAL
ORDER
OF
MOOSE
Announces
the
Nomination
of
MARGARET
DAVIDSON
("Miss
Mooseheart")
"
.
As
their
candidate
in
the
CIVIC,
CENTRE
CARNIVAL
QUEEN
CONTEST
r
The
active
support
of
all
members
ls
expected
and
the
favor
of
the
public
generally
ls
Invited
for
this
popular
young
lady.
Classified
Ad:
FOR
SALE
HELP
WANTED
FOR
SALE
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
until
noon
of
Wednesday,
August
12th,
next,
for
thp
purchase
of
the
following
described
properties
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Gust
Selvin,
deceased:
1.
4-roomed
cottage
with
2
additional
attic
rooms
situate
on
Lot
12,
Block
22,
Section
6
7th
Ave.
East)
2.
Two
4-roomed
cottages
situate
on
Lot
23,
Block
11,
Section
5
.
(approximately
opposite
Hawkinson's
Ldry.
at
6tb
Avenue
West).
Avenue
West).
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(189)
FOR
SALE
Hlllcrest
Farm,
Terrace,
50
acres,
with
stock,
implements
and
household
contents.
Apply
Frank
Morris,
Terrace,
B.C.
(193)
South,
the
East,
the
West.
There
is
much
distance!
for
sale
Beautiful
camp
site
at
Lake
Kathlyn,
three
acres
and
some
cabins.
For
full
particulars,
write
.Mrs.
K.
E.
Blrnle,
Smithers,
B.C.
(187)
FOR
SALE--Natlonal
cash
reg
ister,
McCaskey's
adding
machine
and
register.
Sunkist
fruit
Juice
extractor.
Mc-Cutcheon's
Drug
Store.
(184)
FOP-
SALE
Desk
bookkeepers),
oak,
with
4
drawers,
cabinet
attached,
$33.00.
G.
A.
Wig-more,
622
Third
Ave.
Phone
302.
(185)
FOR
SALE
Bedroom
suite.
203
9th
East,
after
6
psn.
(185)
FOR
SALE
Modern
six
room
house.
Centrally
located.
Immediate
possession.
Phone
Green
317.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
Licenfed
diesel
passenger
ferry,
dlesel
towboats.
Box
531,
Dally
News.
FOR
SALE
Steam
tug,
small
scow,
100
h.p.
marine
diesel.
Box
531,
Dally
News
LOST
LOST
Registration
card
and
j
liquor
permit.
Finder
please
i
return
to
Dally
News.
Reward,
i
j
H89)
Sport
Chat
Think
about
a
golf
tournament
where
you
can
qualify
by
Just
estimating
your
score.
If
the
weather
isn't
suitable
you
can
give
the
officials
a
rough
idea
of
what
you
would
have
shot
and
that's
that.
It's
the
annual
Tri-State
Senior
Tournament
which
Amarillo,
Texas,
has
been
holding
for
nine
years
now.
If
a
man
is
at
least
50
years
old
he
has
to
he
at
the
half-century
mark
to
belong
to
the
association
he's
as
good;
as
qualified.
For
Instance,
in
this
year's
tournament
rain
bogged
the
qualifying
round.
The
golfers
Just
went
out
and
shot
a
little
then
came
in
and
reported
see
them
as
allies
in
a
struggle
against
liberal
con-1
or
estimated
their
scores
and
cents.
Moreover,
the
materials
of
Fascism
are
latent
i
the
various
flights
were
con-
structed
on
those
facts
and
fig
ures.
Take
H.
E.
Winter
of
Mar-shalltown,
Iowa.
He's
79
years
old.
He
came
so
far
for
the
tournament
they
told
him
Hot
to
go
out
in
the
bad
weather
to
qualify.
They
Just
estimated
he
shot
85.
There
was
no
one
who
could
prove
that
he
couldn't
have
done
it.
They're
Just
a
bunch
of
quiet-loving
guys
who
want
to
play
golf
with
opponents
of
their
own
size.
More
than
anything
they
don't
want
any
young
squirts
beating
them
around
the
course.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
.MINING
MACHINERY
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
WANTED
Ditch
diggers
in
city.
Good
wages.
Apuly
National
Selective
Suvice,
A
J
I.
73.
WANTED
Warehouseman,
able
to
drive
truck
for
local
Oil
Co.
Good
wages,
living
accommodation.
Apply
National
Selective
Service.
A.M.
72.
(184)
WANTED
Stenographer
for
law
office.
Permanent
position
with
opportunity
for
advancement
Apply
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
AF.
60.
(tfi
WANTED
Truck
Driver.
Apply
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission,
A.M.
71.
(tf)
WANTED
WANTED
WANTED,
by
Aug
1.
light
housekeeping
room
for
soldier's
wife.
Apply
Box
535
Daily
News.
(184)
furnished
or
semi-furnished
rooms
or
house.
Urgent,
by
August
15.
Box
544
Daily
News.
(184)
Y.W.C.A.
Rooms
Registry.
Rooms
urgently
needed.
Mrs.
Garbutt.
WANTED
to
rent
2
furnished
rooms
for
couple
without
children.
Box
547
Daily
News.
(188)
couple,
no
children.
Perman
ent
residents.
Red
752
mornings.
(188)
GIRL
wants
housework,
sleep
in.
Phone
Red
509,
between
12:00
and
7:00
p.rn.
(184)
WANTED
$10
reward
for
2
3
room
unfurnished
suite
small
house.
Mrs.
Murphy,
Red
822.
(186)
Dally
News.
(185)
I
ROOM
AND
BOARD
BOARD
and
Room
for
men
sharing.
718
Fraser
Street.
BROTHERS
IN
HONORS
LONDON,
August
7
J
Lt.
Col.
Richard
G.
Hamllton-Rus-sel,
son
of
the
ninth
Viscount
Boyne
and
a
nephew
of
Uu
Earl
of
Harewood
and
the
Princess
Royal,
has
been
awarded
the
D.
S.
O.
and
his
brother
Major
John
Hamllton-Russel
LETTERBOX
ORANGE
.HEAD
WRITES
Editor.
Daily
News:
A
letter
to
you
from
Norman
Green
of
Klncolith
published
in
your
issue
of
July
19
has
Just
come
to
my
notice.
Every
man
has
the
Inherent
right
to
select
those
whom
he-shall
admit
to
his
own
home
and
to
prescribe
the
mode
of
con-due
of
those
so
admitted.
Equally,
every
nation
has
the
right
to
select
thos-t
whom
it
will
admit
to
the
prwiief;es
of
residence
within
its
boundaries
and
of
citizenship
and
to
demand
from
those
seeking
admission
such
qualifications
as
It
may
deem
desirable.
Thus,
regardless
of
the
theory
of
the
brotherhood
of
man,
we
loyal
Canadians
have
the
right,
and
intend
to
preserve
it,
to
select
and
choose
those
whom
we
are
willing
to
admit
to
residence
among
us
and
to
the
shar-
.
,
a,
I
I
V.
I
-1.
iing
oi
inose
privileges
lur
wiiicu
our
ancestors
fought
and
for
i
ment
only
one
form
ot
govern-
I
competition
with
genuine
Car.
!adlan
citizens,
do
not
use
Eng
lish
for
business
purposes
only
and
at
home
use
and
teach
their
children
for
dally
use
a
forelsn
language,
do
not
earn
their
living
in
Canada
and
defy
and
Ignore
its
laws
and
do
not
when
lawfully
taken
in
charge
by
Dominion
authorities
and
given
more
and
better
food
than
loyal
Canadians
can
obtain,
riot
rebel,
smash
government
property
and
threaten
with
reprisal
by
a
foreign
government
to
whir!
chey
pay
allegiance
Canadian
officials
lawfully
carrying
out
the
laws
and
regulations
which
have
been
passed
by
our
government
for
the
protection
of
,
Canada
and
its
people.
Would
these
things
be
suffered
j
for
a
moment
in
Japan?
Are
j
Canadians
permitted
to
own
I
land
In
Japan?
Can
or
will
Canadians
adopt
the
Japanese
mode
of
life?
If
so,
why
are
we
now
engaged
in
a
war
with
Japan?
If
not,
why
should
such
things
be
permitted
in
Canada?
Canadians
In
Japan
and
Jap-controlled
areas
have
been
tortured
and
starved
to
death
and
which
our
men
in
uniform
are
subjected
to
all
kinds
of
person-
95
nn
rawo
rH
'
f
nr
today
offering
their
all
and
to
al
abuse
and
Indignities
and
I,
limit
admission
to
those
only
for
once,
do
not
condone
such
who
have
the
same
ideals,
are
conduct
or
consider
It
Justified
capable
of
the
same
loyalty
and
are
willing
to
adopt
exclusively
our
Canadian
mode
of
life
and
form
of
government.
,
Having
established
the
standards
'
which
we
set
for
those
seeking
admission
to
our
country
and
of
our
citizenship
we
must
then
see
that
those
only
are
ad-Imltted
who
can
comply
with
WANTED
Immediately,
apart-
such
standard
and
Join
with
us
ment
or
small
house
by
young
,
in
the
preservation
of
the
same
and,
what
is
equally
important
we
must
deport
from
our
country
all
those
who
are
unable
or
unwilling
to
comply
with
and
maintain
the
same.
Canada
has
no
place
for
peor
pie'
of
dual
nationality
and
or
should
afford
a
home
and
op-or
portunlty
only
to
those
who
deem
it
a
privilege
to
be
per-
mitted
to
live
here
and
to
en
even
by
the
rules
of
warfare
nor
do
I
desire
to
attempt
appeasement
or
to
surround
myself
and
family
with
people
belonging
to
a
race
or
nation
which
considers
this
Justifiable.
Events
have
clearly
proved
that
the
Japanese
people
are
not
assimilable
to
our
British
ideals
and
mode
of
life
and
that,
despite
Canadian
birth,
residence,
education
and
citizen
ship,
they
still
retain
their
bar-
bartsm,
their
Emperor-worship,
their
Shinto
religion
and
their
allegiance
to
Japan
and
Its
doctrines
and
beliefs.
That
Is
their
privilege
but
it
should
be
exercised
In
Japan
Not
Canada.
People
of
Japanese
extraction,
whatever
their
virtues
and
abil
ities,
are
clearly
and
basically
joy
ine
Denenw
or
ianaaian
Aitte.rint
trnm
th
Panariian
INTERIOR
Decorating
and
Pap-
residence
and
ciUzenship.
le
and
can
ncver
er
Hanging,
by
reliable
work-
Loyal
Canadians
recognize
as
llated
Mth
us
eir
blood
Is
man.
Black
810.
(184)
their
flag
only
one
flag
-
the-!dWerentf
tneIr
node
of
llfe
ls
WANTED-
Light
housekeeping
Union
Jk-recognize
as
the
dlf,erent
and
their
form
of
re
room
by
September
1,
would
Evernment
controlling
their
llgion
and
geaerai
and
entire
pay
to
hold
It.
Apply
Box
545
nves
and
actlons
only
one
80V'
'
outlook
on
life
are
different.
Let
us,
therefore,
retain
Can
ada
for
peoples
who
have
kin-
ment-our
democratic
Canadian
dred
Woodi
a
slmllar
mode
of
J
form
of
government-bear
alle-
nf(?f
me
type
of
reugion
glance
to
only
one
monarch
and
ldeali
and
who
forsakmg
our
own
ana
generally
recog
nize
and
adopt
only
one
mode
and
standard
of
life
our
Can-
all
other
and
former
ties,
are
able
and
willing
to
adopt
our
poimtrv.
our
form
of
eovern-
adian
mode
and
standard
of
life
ment
our
ianguage.
our
flag
and
cheerfully
and
willingly
observe
and
obey
the
laws
of
one
country
only
and
that
country
is
Canada.
Good
Canadian
citizens
or
residents
do
not
maintain
allegiance
to
a
foreign
ruler,
do
not
send
their
earnings
out
of
Canada
to
a
foreign
country,
do
not
return
periodically
to
a
for-
the
Military
Cross.
They
were
'
.
.
,:...-,
..;.
country
lor
miuiary
irum
Hfh
TPircf
a,
.
GOOD
OLD
SOL
The
sun
has
a
diameter
863,000
m'les.
!ted
to
Canada
as
students
for
la
temporary
period
only,
evade
of
i
our
laws
and
engage
in
various
lines
of
business
activity
in
ACCREDITED
1940
Crofton
House
School
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
A
RESIDENTIAL
and
DAY
SCHOOL
for
GIRLS
New
buildings
with
modern
equipment.
Beautifully
situated
In
10
acres
of
well-wooded
grounds.
Primary
classes
to
matriculation.
Home
Economics.
Music,
Art
and
Speech
Training.
Gymnastics.
Dancing.
Games.
Archery
and
Riding.
School
Re-opens
September
8
for
Boarders,
September
9
for
Day
Gills.
U'rite
for
Prospectus:
.Miss
Ellen
K.
Iiryan,
M.A.,
Principal.
3200
West
41st
Avenue.
'
Vancouver,
B.C.
GOLD
MINE,
MILL
AND
EQUIPMENT
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
on
or
before
August
28th,
1943,
for
the
purchase
of
the
mineral
claims,
mill
and
equipment
of
The
Cariboo
Hudson
Gold
Mines
Ltd..
N.P.L.,
situated
near
the
town
of
Barkcrville,
B.C.
The
property
consists
of
crown
granted
mineral
claims
with
electrically
driven
mill,
engine,
compressors
and
accessory
equipment
for
mining
and
mill
operations.
Inventory
may
be
seen
at
the
offices
of
the
undersigned
or
in
care
of
H.
J.
Oardner,
Quesnel,
B.C.,
and
the
property
Inspected
by
arrangement.
Tenders
to
be
In
double
sealed
envelope
marked
on
the
outside
"Tender
for
Cariboo
Hudson
Oold
Mine
Ltd."
THE
CANADIAN
CREDIT
MEN'S
TRUST
ASSOCIATION
LIMITED,
111
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Building,
Vancouver,
DC,
and
generally
our
mode
of
life
as
their
own,
to
the
exclusion
of
all
others,
without
reservation
or
secret
evasion
of
any
kind,
and
who
are
willing
at
all
times
and
under
every
circumstance
to
assume
and
unconditionally
fulfil
and
perform
all
the
duties
and
responsibilities
which
are
attendant
thereto
or
connected
therewith.
Thus,
and
thus
only,
can
we
preserve
our
own
national
freedom,
independence
and
entity,
can
we
prove
to
ourselves
and
to
the
rest
of
the
world
that
we
have
attained
true
nationhood,
can
we
Justify
the
sacrifices
that
have
been
made
In
the
past
and
are
being
made
today
and
we
prove
that
the
seed
which
was
planted
with
such
high
hopes
at
the
Umc
of
Confederation
was
well
conceived,
planted
and
nourished
and
can
produce
the
flower
and
fruit
of
a
great
i
in
fresh
Local
Kaw
and
"
Pasteuriz-cu"
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
5
PHONE
657
In
th
Suprrnif
Court
of
llrlllth
Columbia
In
I'moult
In
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Matlrr
or
thr
"Ariiiiliilttratlon
Act"
anl
In
Mallrr
f
tu
)lolr
of
lli-r-lirrt
John
M)iioll,
Deccawd,
IntrMatr
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hlj
Honor
W.
E.
Ftohr,
made
on
the
23rd
day
of
July
A.
D.
193
I
wa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Herbert
John
MynoU,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
clalma
Vfilriat
tt
aald
ataU
are
hereby
required
to
furnlah
aatne,
properly
verified,
to
jn
on
or
about
the
34th
day
of
August
A.
D.
1043
and
all
Prtle
Indebted
to
the
eUt
art
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtednw
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
thla
Utii
day
of
JoUy
A.
D.
1943.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Admlnl&trator,
Prince
Kupert,
B.c,
peaceable,
prosperous
Christian
I
nation,
upon
which
the
rest
of
i
i
the
world
may
look
as
a
model,
j
our
Canada,
the
elder
sLsJUr
in
!
the
great
British
Commonwealth
j
of
Nations.
;
GEO.
F.
CAMERON,
;
Grand
Master,
Loyal
Orange
Association
of
British
Columbia.
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18
to
45..
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ucliiiii!
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ahuml
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ONE
ONLY
ASY
WA
SHEI
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30
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with
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styllin
I
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Just
r;.-elvrd
from
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factory
Price
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Terms
can
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arranged
ac-conlins
to
W.P.T.D.
regulations,
This
Washer
will
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told
lo
the
applicant
having
the
largest
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in
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llJ
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