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the
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the
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with
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and
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Hell's
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Fra:ser
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first
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and
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will
nlsn
visit
River
canneries
with
call:
at
some
of
the
point;
-"nana
says
tnai
risn
men
overseas.
One
mil-
and
one
million
and
u
cai
of
salmon
will
be
Nations,
,,r
civilian
Market
hundred
thousand
rases
saimon
will
hi
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wiilaii
market
In
Can-
"ul
inat
mere
naa
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this
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11
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I-
.
.
lutskirta
of
the
important
city
of
Zagreb
which
is
75
miles
from
Belgrade,
the
cipltal.
Marshal
Erin
Rommel
is
rushing
reinforcements
Into
Yugoslavia
for
the
fight
against
the
patriots.
Nazi
planes
on
Saturday
the
Yugoslavs
against
co
operating
with
the
Allies
or
fighting
against
the
Germans.
Province
Buys
Victory
Bonds
VICTORIA.,
Oct.
18
)
Premier
John
Hart
announced
today
that
the
British
Columbia
nvernment
will
Invest
$6,000,000
In
the
Fifth
Victory
Loan.
-roblcnw
affecting
the
fisheries.
Mr.
Bertrand
said
these
were
hpinp
actively
considered
and
many
plans
were
under
study
of
-the
department
and
the
government.
Luncheon
Guest
Mr.
Bertrand'
was
the
guest
at
a
small
luncheon
this
afternoon
with
Olof
Hanson
as
host.
In
addition
to
the
minister,
speak-
Nativeiers
were
O.
A.
Olay.
superinten
dent
of
Canadian
National
Railways;
Mayor
W.
M.
Watts;
R.
M.
Winslow,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
ft
Cold
Storage
Co.,
and
Theo.
Collart.
Mr.
Bertrand
said
that,
now
he
had
been
litre
once,
it
wa
his
Intention
to
visit
Prince
uu
nrt.
nt.
lptist
once
a
year.
He
had
heard
much
of
Prince
Ru
nert
throuch
the
good
offices
of
Mr.
Hanson
but
to
see
things
iicre
at
first
hand
was
inaeea
a
evclation.
This
port
had
been,
i
long
time
waiting
for
development
but,
now
It
was
started,
lie
was
certain
It
would
con-:
'
tlnue.
After
the
war
the
Dominion
,
would,
no
doubt,
nave
w
the
provinces
and
activity
would
cover
many
fields,,
.
Mr,
Bertrand
referred
to
how
distances
were
being
reduced
by
air
travel
and
predicted
that
this
would
be
an
Important
factor
in
post-war
life
and
KENYA
AIDS
RUSSIA
NAIROBI
W)
Kenya
has
sent
the
equivalent
of
$70,000
to
Mrs.
Churchlll"s
AH
In
Rii.-l".
Fn1.
Hundreds
of
Thousands
of
Germans
Threatened
by
Encircle,
ment
at
Dneiper
Bend
LONDON,
Oct.
18
Oi
Tearing
a
hole
fifteen
miles
deep
Inside.
wie
ineiper
xuver
loop
Denma
Dnelpropretrovsk,
the
Russians
threatened
today
to
trap
hundreds
of
thousands
of
Germans
In
the
-Iver
bend
to
the
east
as
well
as
at
Melltopole
and
In
.he
Crimea.
A
major
break-through
along
a
twenty-eight
mile
front
was
announced
in
a
Moscow
com
munlque
which
said
that
the
Russians
captured
five
Nazi
strong
points
In
a
powerful
blow
between
Krenenchug
and
Dnei-propietrovsk,
The
communique
reported
that
the
Russians
made
their
fourth
major
crossing
of
the
Dneiper
below
Gomel,
and
advanced
six
miles
through
heavily
defended
German
lines.
As
fighting
raged
for
the
sixth
day
through
the
streets
of
Melitopol
the
Nazis
suggested
another
major
retreat
from
the
Dneiper
In
a
Nazi
high
command
communique,
speaking
of
a
"big
detaching
movement"
on
the
eastern
front.
AMERICAN
FOOTBALL
SATURDAY
Cornell
20,
Holycross
7.
Army
52,
Columbia
0.
Navy
14,
Penn
State-
6.
Pennsylvania
74,
Lakehurst
Naval
Academy
6.
Hlinois
33,
Pittsburgh
25.
Minnesota
13,
Camp
Grant
7.
Northwestern
13,
Great
Lakes
0.
Purdue
30,
Ohio
State
7.
Notre
Dame
50,
Wisconsin
0.
Duke
14,
North
Carolina
7.
Texas
34,
Arkansas
0.
Southern
California
34,
San
Francisco
'0.
College
xof
Pacific
16,
Del-monte
Pre-Fllght
7,
I
Salmon
Bellies
I
Chamoions
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Oct.
18
New
Westminster
Salmon
Bellies
won
the
u-nrld's
box
lacrosse
cham-
pionshlp
and
the
Mann
cup
at
Queen's
Park
Satur-
day
night
by
defeating
last
year's
champions,
Mimico-
Brampton
Combines.
The
score
was
22
to
6.
The
Sal-
mon
Bellies
won
the
final
series
three
games
to
one.
;
j.
..
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ca
Temperature
Tonight's
Dim-out
Hall
an
hour
alter
funset
fc
o
ximurn
53
ball
an
hour
before
sunrise).
43
i:iiu
7:08
p.m.
to
7:45
am.
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jAND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COItoA,fitMW6gAPER
No.
243
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RUPERT,
B.C..
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
lb,
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FIVE
CHESTS
p
Attempt
'
To
Take
Initiative
Fail
nt.
7.
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A
vwm
by
Many
Situation
Inves-Mr,
Bertrand
Delegations
:
of
a
tour
of
lar-
for
the
purpose
of
the
various
branches
ot
t.frtr
TInn
PrnpR-
fed;
ral
minister
oi
ar
ved
In
the
city
i-nittinnn
.
i
mm
Mr
Bertrand,
who
In
Victoria
and
ac-
rd
by
Olof
Hanson;
M.P'
firim
Ottawa,
will
be
Dmonow.
His
ap
w'-.h
fisheries
union
,.r
ih
nr
np
ni
nnr
t
l:
ft.
Mr
check
lip
on
the
sltua-
recard
to
moorage
fa-
fo;
the
fishing
fleets
have
been
shoved
a
(ood
deal
of
late
i
-
i
j
i
The
first
thine
the
1
1
!
f
It
i
t
,
11
,
i.j
a
n
9
i
tnuru
tallica
uuju(
i.hrries
supervisor,
to
detailed
if
port
on
the
of
moorage
facilities
fleet,
Already
the
pub-
irom
lis
engineers.
:e.v
v.
NEWS
TREAT
IN
ITALY
After
four
days
V
lighting
British
and
American
forces
have
driven
the
Gey
'iis
back
from
ail
positions
north
of
the
Voltuino
River
in
Italy.
The
Nazis
are
retreating
in
full
force
and
there
are
indications
that
they
will
withrdaw
for
a
new
stand
on
a
river
eighty
miles
from
Rome.
The
Allied
advance
yesterday
was
one
to
three
miles.
The
exact
location
of
the
Canadians
is
not
revealed
but
is
indicated
they
are
six
hours'
distance
from
Naples.
They
ait
known
to
be
taking
and
important
part
in
the
fighting.
Pritish
warships
are
ative
on
both
west
and
cast
coasts
of
.taly.
Two
enemy
ships
have
been
sunk
between
the
island
of
Elba
and
the
west
coast.
In
the
Adriatic
a
German
transport
en
deavourlng
to
land
troops
was
sunk
and
British
ships
were
under
fire
of
enemy
coastal
batteries.
GENERAL
WITHDRAWAL
IN
RUSSIA
Indicating
a
general
withdrawal
from
the
Dnieper
River
in
Russia,
Beilln
spoke
yesterday
of
a
"systematic
large
detaching
movement
in
the
area
of
the
Dnieper
River."
There
is
fierce
hand
to
hand
fighting
from,
house
to
house,
building
to
building
and
street
to
street
in
the
important
city
or
Melipol.
At
Kiev
and
Gomel
the
Ited
Army
has
been
facing
stiff
rearguard
icsistance
from
the
enemy,
this
being
general
all
along
the
Dnieper
River.
NO
SEPARATE
PEACE
The
Finnish
minister
of
finance,
Tanner,
says
there
is
not
much
chance
of
a
separate
peace
between
Finland
and
Russia.
LONDON
HAS
BRIEF
ALERT
London
had
a
brief
alert
Saturday
night,
the
first
since
October
8,
but
no
enemy
planes
came
over.
German
bombers
struck
at
a
southeast
coast
town
but
there
were
no
reports
of
casualities
or
damage.
FIGHTING
IN
YUGOSLAVIA
Patriots
Making
Rid
for
Zagreb
Rommel
lirings
in
LONDCltf.
Oct.
18
Yugoslav
.
LI.
1.
,
.1
"
.
Dneiper
Trap
Facing
Nazis
Smash
Jap
Air
Attack
Jap
Reply
to
Air
Devastation
at
Rabaul
Fails
with
Heavy
Loss
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
SOUTHWEST
PACIFIC,
Oct.
18
CP)
Allied
headquarters
announ
ced
today
that
Allied
airmen
destroyed
104
Jap
planes,
and
probably
damaged
another
54
In
battles
Friday
an
Saturday.
The
Japanese,
apparently
try
ing
to
emulate
the
Allies
heavy
raid
on
Rabaul,
New
Britain,
sent
about
62
bombers
and
fighters
against
Orobay,
New
Guinea.
The
Japanese
lost
1IJ
bombers
and
20
fighters:
and
probably
eleven
other
airciaft
Not
one
Allied
plane
was
miss
ing.
The
Japanese
found
it
tmpos
sible
to
get
through
to
Allied
shipping
In
the
bay,
and
then
found
It
nearly
impossible
to
escape.
General
MacArthur
reported
that
the
Japanese
force
was
"virtually
annihilated."
Graham
Towers.
Is
On
Coast
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
18
Here
today
in
connection
with
the
opening
of
the
Fifth
Victory
Loan
campaign
In
British
Col
ombia,
Graham
Towers,
governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
warned
.against
feelings
of
false
L.A.C.
HARRY
ARCHIBALD
Time
for
Post-War
Thinking
Sumner
Welles
Pays
Tribute
to
Former
Chief,
President
Roosevelt.
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
18
Sumner
Wells,
former
Under
Secretary
of
State,
sa:d
Saturday
that
the
time
had
come
to
consider
post-war
alms
of
security,
so
cial
progress
and
prosperity.
He
declared
that
President
Frank
lin
D.
Roosevelt
was
"superbly
fitted"
for
constitutional
duties.
FREE
TUITION
The
Duke
of
York's
Military
School,
founded
at
Guston
in
1801,
educates
orphans
of
sol-
May
Invite
Pontiff
to
Eire
Haven
DUBLIN,
Oct.
18
Irish
leaders
of
the
Roman
Cath-
olic
Church
may
invite
the
Pope
to
come
from
Rome
to
Eire
to
take
refuge
until
the
end
of
the
war.
It
Is
doubtful,
however,
if
the
Pope
would
feel
himself
f
free
to
leave
Rome.
LOOKING
FOR
5-YEAR
WAR
Japanese
Anticipate
This
Al
though
Expecting
That
Ger
many
Will
Soon
Collapse"
MORMUGOA,
Portuguese
In
dla.
Oct.
18
0
High
Japanese
officials
appear
to
expect
that
Chermany
will
collapse
but
de
ilare
that
the
war
will
continue
or
five
years
aSter
that,
thn
Ohlican
correspondent
for
the
nnartlal
newspaper
Santiago;
returning
home
on
the
ex-Jiange
ship
Tela
Mam,
asserted
tinday.
50
YEARS
ON
FORCE
j
4lT'YNFMOTJTH,
England
Oh
T.Blackburn,
chief
constable
of
this
Northumberland
town,
has
Celebrated
his
50th
year
with
iecurity
or
expectation
of
a
.the
Tynemouth
Police
Force.
He
lost-war
Utopia
slowing
up
thehas
been
chief
constable
for
22
sale
of
bonds.
jcars.
Leading
Aircraitsman
Harry
Archibald
G.C.F.
Choice
as
Candidate
in
Skeena
Riding
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
delegates,
meeting
in
the
Valhalla
Hall
Sunday
evening
nominated,
Leading
Aircraftsman
Harry
Archibald
of
North
Vancouver,
now
serving
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
here,
as
candidate
to
contest
the
next
federal
election
in
the
Skeena
Riding.
The
convention
was
opened
by
J.
S.
Black,
pro-
C.C.F.
Candidate
Ing
after
which
the
convention
proceeded
with
Its
business.
Three
names
George
Weaver
f
Newton,
B.C.,
Harry
Archibald
of
Prince
Rupert
and
H.
D.
Men-ries
of
Telkwa
had
been
considered
by
the
members
in
the
various
parts
of
the
riding
from
Atlin
in
the
North
to
Ocean
Falls
In
the
South.
Those
unable
to
attend
had
their
proxy
votes
opened
at
the
convention.
All
three
prospective
candidates
were
well
known
C.C.F.
members.
George
Weaver
had
been
C.C.F.
standard
bearer
In
Prince
Rupert
In
several
elec
tions,
H.
D.
Mcnzies
contested
Omlneca
In
the
last
provincial
election
and
is
a
resident
of
that
district.
Harry
Archibald,
the
convention's
choice,
Is
a
leading
aircraftsman,
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert.
A
seaman
in
the
Marine
Section
of
the
R.C.A.F.
he
is
the
nm
imc
ucauv
?
KCJUrlL
ntAY
I
AIR
ACTIVITY
British
Resume
Heavy
Air
As
sault
on
Continent
While
Nazis
Sneak-Raid
Britain
LONDON,
Oct.
18
ffi
Rqyal
Air
Force
Mosqultos
bombed
targets
in
Berlin
and
Western
Germany
without
loss
last
night,
while
fighters
attacked
airfields
and
communications
in
occupied
territory.
RAF.
Mosquitos
and
Mustangs
were
active
over
northern
France,
damaging
seven
locomotives.
R.CAF.
Wellingtons
laid
mines
in
enemy
waters.
There
were
no
Indicating
that
the
Allied
air
otfensrve
was
going
Into
high
gear
after
a
lull
since
the
Schwelnfurt
raid
on
Thursday,
a
large
force
of
bombers
cross
ed
the
channel
today.
About
fifteen
Nazi
planes
tabbed
at
Britain
last
night,
hitting
at
points
in
East
Anglia
and
southwest
England,
and
penetrated
to
the
London
area
to
cause
a
one-hour
alert.
Sev
eral
bombs
were
dropped
In
the
residential
district
of
the
London
metropolitan
area,
killing
eleven
persons
and
demolishing
many
homes.
One
Nazi
plane
was
destroyed.
EIGHTH
STABS
TOWARD
ROME
rifth
and
Eighth
Armies
Capture
Three
More
Towns
North
of
Volt
urn
o
River
Possibility
ot
Nazi
Withdrawal
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS,
Al-
3iers.
Oct.
..lBi&E-The
Anelo-
mencan
Fifth
Army,"
"
Sffvlhg
beyond
the
Volturno
has
"firm
v
occupied"
Cancello.
Ruviano
nd
Nerrone,
and
British
Eighth
Army
patrols
are
stabbing
west
ward
Into
the
Appennines
to
ward
Rome,
Allied
headquaiters
announced
today.
Frnm
both
Fifth
and
Eighth
army
fronts
came
reports
of
"tmerous
fires
in
enemy
rear
areas.
This
pointed
to
the
pos
sibility
that
the
Germans
were
destroying
their
supply
dumps
preparatory
to
a
general
with
drawal,
although
there
was
i
nothing
else
to
Indicate
that
vlncial
council
member
for
j
any
further
Allied
advances
to-Prlnce
Rupert,
who
welcomed
1
ward
the
enemy
capital
from
the
delegates
and
was
then
j
anv
direction
have
been
made
elected
chairman
of
t.hP
meet.-
except
In
the
face
Of
the
most
stubborn
resistance.
British
troops
of
the
Fifth
Army
occupied
Cancello,
former
Important
Axis
air
base
eight
miles
inland,
after
beating
back
a
massive
German
counter-attack.
The
Americans'
captured
Nerrone
and
Ruviano.
DECORATION
FOR
MERIT
First
Distinctly
Canadian
Award
Is
Announced
For
Either
Military
or
Civilian.
OTTAWA.
Oct.
18
B
Crea
tion
of
the
first
distinctly
Can
adlan
decoration
for
merit
-
the
Canadian
Medal
and
Its
approval
by
the
King
was
an
nounced
last
night
by
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Macken
Nipponese
Lose
104
Planes
At
Cost
For
Allies
of
Only
m
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
SOUTHWEST
PACIFIC,
Oct.
18
(CP)
A
Japanese
attemwpt
:to
wrest
the
initiative
from
the
Allies
in
the
soutSwest
Pacific
war
in
the
air
has
cost
them
104
planess
shot
down
or
destroyed
in
a
scries
of
new
battles.
Righty-four
of
the
enemy
planes
were
shot
down
oveer
New
Annette
Buys
t
Opening
Bond
Mr.
Annette
Wood,
pro-
prletress
of
Annette's
La-
dies'
Wear,
was
the
first
pur-
chaser
of
a
bond
In
Prince
Rupert's
Fifth
Victory
Loan
drive
which
opened
today.
Her
bond
was
of.
the
$10,-
000
denomination.
Buying
Victory
bonds
is
nothing
new
for
Mrs.
Wood
who
has
in
the
past
bought
bonds
willingly
and
frequently
to
help
the
war
effort.
She
Is
also
known
for
her
gener-
tslty
In
service
drives
and
for
her
free
giving
toward
civic
causes.
Death
Was
Accidental
A
verdict
of
accidental
death
was
returned
tn
Saturday
by-a
coroner's
jury
Investigating
the
death
of
Norman
Elwood
Pratt,
5
construction
worker
who
was
thrown
into
the
Skeena
River
oni
September
16
when
the
crawler
tractor
he
was
driving
on
road
construction
work
rolled
over
an
embankment
into
the
river
at
Mile
68.
The
body
was
recovered
near
Claxton
cannery
on
Friday.
Foreman
of
the
jury
was
A.
J.
Domlnato.
EVERY
MAN
SALESMAN
Canadian
National
Employees
All
Out
for
Victory
Loan
Message
From
President.
MONTREAL.
Oct.
18
Every
employee
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
and
subsidiary
companies
stationed
in
Canada
will
today
receive
a
"23"
mess
age
Issued
by
R.
C.
Vaughan,
chairman
and
president,
asking
for
complete
support
for
the
Fifth
Victory
,Loan
throughout
the
campaign.
A
"23"
message
Is
the
telegraph
symbol
for
a
nessage
or
instruction
carried
over
the
wlrs3
and
directed
to
all
and
sundry
in
the
company
"mploy
throughout
the
area
covered.
Under
the
directian
of
C.
D.
Grant,
vice-president
in
charge
of
finance
and
accounting,
the
entire
Canadian
National
system
has
been
thoroughly
organized
son
of
Rev.
J.
Archibald.
North
zie
King.
It
may
be
won
by
any
so
there
will
be
direct
and
per-
Vancouver.
Receiving
his
higher
j
citizen,
civilian
or
uniformed,
in
sonai
appeal
to
every
worker
no
cuucauon
at
urcgon
oiave
uui-
4tw6i"n
"
u,wi.u....
mavier
w
litre
lie
or
aiie
is
em-
lege
he
started
his
primary
edu-
.vice
above
and
beyond
the
faith-
pi0ycd
in
offices,
shops,
sta-
cation
in
politics
by
being
de-
ful
performance
oi
auties
ana
tlons
or
along
the
right-of-way.
fcated
by
Minister
of
Mines
E.
may
be
awarded
to
citizens
of
opening
of
the
campaign
C.
prason
In
Lllloet
In
the
last
other
countries
mac
uanaaa
today
was
signalized
promptly
nrovlnclal
election.
A
member
,
may
desire
to
honor.
j
at
o
o'clock
this
mornlne
when
of
the
BoilcrmaKers'
Union
Lo-'
medal
has
Vecn
designed
all
snop
slrns
and
locomotive
by
the
Canadian
Air
Force
whistles
were
blown
and
canvas-cal
,i
No
Hn
1
1
m
Mviiinn
civilian
Hfp
life,
the
tne
art
stajf
and
wlU
cast
m
the
prs
eded
about
thelr
im.
party
feels
Archibald
Is
famll-
Royal
Mlnt
It
a
sllver
vaiAnl
business
of
becoming
iar
wiui
uiie
yi
nuitc
iwii
qisk
wnn
uie
emgy
oi
wie
rvxnt;
major
Industries
and
that
he
is
on
one
side
and
the
arms
of
the
well
qualified
for
the
position
Dominion
and
the
word
"Can
of
member.
BIOLOGICAL
RESEMBLANCE
The
toestone
,
Is
a
type
of
limestone
with
a
granular
construction
resemlbling
the
ar
ada
on
me
ouier.
nicic
ww
ut
a
red,
white
and
blue
ribbon.
The
first
list
for
presentation
is
being
considered.
AN
ANCIENT
LANGUAGE
Sanskrit
Is
the
literary
lan-
bond
salesmen.
PARK
AS
CEMETERY
MOSCOW
0
During
their
occupation
of
Novorosslsk,
big
Black
Sea
port,
the
Germans
used
a
city
park
for
a
cemetery
nd
considerable
portions
of
Important
streets
were
turned
were
lost
in
'
bagging:
th-.e
large
number
of
Japanese.
1
1
c
Passing
M-Dr.
Grant
-
Noted
Canadian-
Fasbss,
For
merly
Located
In
Frlnce
Rupert,
Dies
in
Fort
"Villiairu
Rev.
Dr.
Hugh
R,
Orant.
jrho
for
many
years
was
piaster
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
Tiere.
leaving
IS
years
or
so
ago
for
Fort
William
where
he
had
ics
resided,
passed
away
1a
stvcelc
in
Fort
William"
after
a
lont
ttt
ness.
Dr.
Gfantwas
born
75
years
ago
In
Quebec,
was
ediica!ed
In
1
Ottawa
and,
at
Queecza'i.
Uni
versity
and
started
In
ttw
min
istry
in
western
mlnlrt
camps
and
the
culminating
point
In
his
ecclesiastical
career
was
being
elected
moderator
ot
ttxe
Presbyterian
Church
...
-saOl.-Caj3-t
ada
In
1933.
Twenty
jrears
ao
the
Doctor
of
Divlnltj-'
degree
was
conferred
upon
riilm
ty
University
of
British
C
olumbia.-Dr.
Grant's
ministry
i
n
Prince
Rupert
extended
througiEhoiit
the
period
of
the
First
Grat
Ifai
and
for
several
years
:
rafter,
He
was
a
friend
to
many
paeople
this
community
and
ths,
esteem
and
popularity
which
he
enjoyed
extended
far
beyond
IiLs
chiireJa
and
congregation.
Dr.
Grant
is
survlveczfl
by,
his
widow,
one
son,
Archie--
:atPorrt
William,
and
two
dauenterj
Mlrs.
R.
A.
Harlow
o!zr"
Prince
George
and
Mrs.
E.
MXacey
of
Vancouver.
There
was
a
fuseral
service
Ln
Fort
William
on
FrldtSaJ
Jui-d
ourlal
took
place
In
.iVinSpee
3n
Saturday.
MUCH-TRAVELLED
PLANE
WASHINGTONCW-'Tlxe
'Squawf
one
of
the
plasms
used
In
the
air
raids
on
thua.e'Ploes't
oilfields'
of
Rumania,
Clew
10O
.-000
miles'
oh
71
mlsslcns
ove:
Africa,
'Sicily.
Greece,
Crete
ant
Rumania
before
it
was"
returnee
to
the
United
States.
ALWAYS
A
ROYAL
E0RGE
The
name
"Royal
George"
has
been
In
constant
ixx.se
In
ttie
Royal
Navy
since
the-
1
days
of
Queen
Anne.
Women
Wanted
LOCAL
DRY
JSOCtC
AND
SHIPYARD
Requires
15
VComcn.
(21-40)
as
Pipefitter
ICEelpcrs
Apply
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