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NEWS
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COLUMBIA
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Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
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MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
Canadian
Press
is
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use
for
publication
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DAILY
EDITION
A
Good
Day's
Bag
Japs
Retreating
Friday,
August
6,
1943
Catania,
Orel,
Belgorod,
Munda
a
good
day's
bag
for
the
Allies
in
the
global
war,
further
mdica-
tion
of
the
growing
tide
m
our
iavor
mux:
arc
serious
losses
for
the
enemy,
no
matter
how
they
may
tn-
to
minimize
them.
We
are
doing
wen
in
uie
vai
these
days
and
we
are
justified
in
assuming
new
confidence
that,
if
there
is
no
flagging
of
our
effort,
tota
victory
will
surely
be
ours.
We
need
not
longer
feel
ei.ontif.ai
nr
iinuhrfnl
ahout
our
chances.
It
is
evi
dently
no
longer
a
question
of
how
we
shall
win
but
when.
We
can
say,
in
answer
to
that,
that
the
measure
of
required
time
for
viccory
may
be
largely
determined
by
the
intensity
of
our
sustained
effort.
Even
though
the
tide
may
be
running
better
for
us,
it
is
no
time
to
rest
on
our
oars.
Width
of
Skeena
Road...
It
is
an
interesting
suggestion
by
Mr.
Anscomb,
the
provincial
minister
of
public
works,
that
it
would
be
better
to
be
building
our
Skeena
River
highway
to
a
width
of
thirtv
instead
of
twenty
feet.
Mr.
Anscomb
is
looking
fonvard
to
the
day
when
it
will
not
be
merelv
a
military
road
but
a
great
artery
for
tourist
traffic
which
it
will
no
doubt
be
after
the
war
is
over.
However,
even
the
twenty
feet
road
will
be
very
good
to
have
and
it
is
satisfactory
to
have
Mr.
Anscomb
say
that
an
excellent
job
is
being
done.
Leadership
and
Action
.
.
.
TVio
Ual
fTAvoiumwit
imHpr
authority
of
the
X
ait
itUv
a
c
v.
w
-
l
War
Measures
Act,
has
increased
the
old-age
pen-f
sion
from
$20
to
$25
monthly
applicable
where
the
provinces
will
pay
their
usual
portion
of
25
per
cent.
British
Columbia"
already
pays
the
whole
of
a
S5
monthly
increase.
This
belated
action
at
Ottawa
brings
and
deserves'
no
thanks
from
the
people.
It
is
too
little
and
too
late
for
any
appreciation.
Only
trifling
publicity
has'
been
given
to
what
otherwise
would
have
been
important
news
had
it
been
granted
a
year
ago
or
had
it
been
introduced
even
this
session
as
an
amendment
to
the
Old
Age
Pensions
Act
and
not
as
a
war
measure
by
order-in-council.
The
government
at
Ottawa
appears
so
weighted
down
with
the
burdens
of
the
war,
a
job
it
is
doing
creditably
well,
it
seems
out
of
touch
with
the
yearnings
of
the
people
for
bold
action
on
domestic
measures
of
social
reform
and
for
post-war
reconstruction.
"
Governments
are
being
appraised
by
what
they
do
nmr
and
hv
thP
iWinitf
nlans
showinir
how.
when
and
where
they
can
and
shall
be
effected
for
post
war
requirements.
Vn
lnncror
will
it
Vw
nnssihlp
tn
nnstnnne
action
until
just
before
an
election
and
succeed.
Nor
will
the
customarv
retort
of
old-time
politicians
to
their
own
more
aggressive
supporters,
"that
they
are
too
impatient
and
troublesome"
carry
any
weight
or
cause
any
fear.
Political
leaders
no
longer
control
thoii-
fnllmi-Ars
hv
throats
Onlv
sinrpritv
of
convic
tion,
high
purpose
and
bold
action
reflect
leadership
nnrl
inHiirA
lnvnl
siinnnrt
tnrlnv.
Procrastination
is
not
only
a
thief
of
time.
It
will
steal
away
the
golden
opportunities
ior
grana
maiciirpc
nf
nmtmpis
thnt
wmilrl
nnt
nnlv
rw
nf
pn-
during
benefit
to
the
people
but
by
their
prompt
.
CllUCLlIICllL,
UUU1U
CilfUIC
LliC
SU1
Wtdl
Ul
LI1C
JJUC1IJ
ments
and
parties
initiating
them.
The
Allies
are
learning
they
ean
wae;e
a
new
type
of
aenai
wanare
in
uie
miuui
iucihu
up
uuu
itcnu
it
had
been
thought
Japan
could
not
be
approached
.-step
by
step
because
of
the
great
power
of
her
land-based
planes
when
defending
against
carrier-based
'Allied
planes.
Today
the
Allies
have
teamed
up
their
ovh
land-based
planes
and
their
straieht-shooting
iships
to
drive
the
Japs
out
of
the
middle
Solomons
nand
the
prospect
is
that
soon
the
Japs
will
have
left
the
Solomons
completely.
The
Americans
and
Aussies
thus
seize
airbases
the
Japs
had
built
to
use
against
ithe
Allies,
and
turn
them
back
against
Mr.
Jap,
as
seems
to
be
the
aim
at
Munda.
.
It
takes
control
of
the
air
to
do
this,
but
the
Allies
.hai'e
that.
And
to
accomplish
another
task
of
outshoot-iing
the
enemy's
ships,
the
Yanks
have
been
training
long
and
hard
in
gunnery.
The
Japs
thought
they
had
slammed
the
door
in
our
faces
and
bolted
it
shut.
Already
it
is
being
pried
open
again
and
the
retreat
to
Japan
seems
to
have
The
Experts
Say
HOSIERY
HELPS
Hang
your
'
chore
from
your
kitchen
routine
hose;
dont
pin
them
on
he
and
your
potatoes
will
mate
a
clothes
line.
Squeeze
them
out
really
valuable
contribution
to
of
the
rinse
water,
don
t
wring
the
ramuy
meal
m
vitamin
c
them.
Dry
them
tn
a
warm
ana
iron,
.uaxmn
niaow
01
we
place;
NOT
in
direct
sunlight
Health
Department's
nutrition
or
over
a
radiator.
Those
are
a
services
tells
us
that
the
skin
few
suggestions
from
the
Price
?of
tn
potato
acta
as
a-sori
01
award's
roniumer
branch
on
waterproof
jacket,
keeping
the
stocking
preservaUon.
On
the
basis
of
a
recent
survey,
the
branch
said
that
office
workers
are
washing
their
hose
out
at
night
and
putting
them
on
'
again
the
next
morning.
This,
says
the
branch,
is
fatal
to
then-life-span,
for
damp
rayon
hosiery
is
50
per
cent
weaker
than
when
absolutely
dry.
The
branch
advises
a
36-hour
drying
period.
SPOTTING
THE
SPOT
There
is
manv
a
time
when
a
dress
get
a
trip
to
cleaners
because
jit's
spotted.
It
may
have
been
I
worn
just
once,
but
the
spots
spoil
the
spic
and
span
appear
ance,
so
off
it
goes.
Now.
to
re-;iieve
their
over-taxed
meats,
dry-cieaning
men
across
the
Dominion
are
offering
to
identify
spots
and
tell
how
to
remove
them.
The
consumer
branch
suggests
housewives
avail
themselves
of
this
ser-iviee.
and
try
a
job
of
home
cleaning.
BLUEBERRY
DOUGHBOYS
Plump
blueberries
are
one
of
our
most
attractive
native
fruits.
And
from
Laura
Pepper.
chief
of
the
Agriculture
Depart-nen's
consumer
section,
comes
a
recipe
for
hluberry
doughboys
sumptions,
easily
prepared
dessert.
Here
it
is:
Put
two
cups
of
blueberries,
1-3
cup
of
sugar
simmer
five
minutes.
Mean
while,
mix
and
sift
two
cups
all-purpose
flour
with
two
table
-spoons
sugar,
1-4
teaspoon
salt
and
four
teaspoons
baking
pow
der.
Put
in
three
tablespoons
shortening
and
add
2-3
cup
milk
to
make
a
soft
dough.
Drop
this
mixture
by
spoonfuls
into
the
simmering
blueberries,
as
you
would
dumplings,
cover,
the
sauceDan
and
cook
15
minutes.
goodness
where
it
belongs.
LIVING
ALONE
ON
THE
RA
TION
There
have
been
suggestions
that
ration
coupons,
especially
those
for
meat,
be
per
forated
so
that
rationed
com
modities
could
be
purchased
In
smaller
quanUttes
by
those
who
have
smaK
families
or
live
alone.
Prices
Board
officials
Have
a
word
of
explanation,
pointing
out
that
as
it
stands,
the
public,
the
banks
and
the
ration
administration
share
the
burden
of
responsibility.
If
coupons
were
perforated,
it
would
com
plicate
the
process
of
coupon
flow-back.
They
also
remind
us
that
certain
rationed
meats
may
be
bought
at
the
rate
of
one-
half
pound
per
coupon,
which
should
simplify
the
problem
for
those
who
dont
want
to
buy
too
much
at
one
time.
i
ind
3-4
cud
of
water
in
a
sauce-,
I
.
j
1
pan.
Bring
to
Douing
poini
ana
DIRECTORS
TO
FACTORIES
LONDON,
Aug.
6
IT
Many
girls
who
offered
themselves
for
Jie
Auxiliary
Territorial
Service
when
they
mistered
are
being
directed
into
war
factories
where
they
are
most
needed.
Terrace
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vic
Giraud
of
Red
Rose
Mine.
Hazelton.
are
holidaying
at
Lakelse
Lake.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
G.
LitUe
en
tertained
a
party
of
friends
on
Saturday
evening
in
honor
of
Captain
and
Mrs.
P-
van
Stalk
ho
leave
for
the
east
on
Mon
day
next.
139
YEARS
AGO
Serve
hot
with
the
blueberries!
over
the
top
;
The
first
gun
In
the
War
of
KITCHEN
SHORT
-
CUT
1812-15
was
fired
at
Black
Rocl
Eliminate
the
potato-peeling
cov
a
suburb
of
Buffalo.
N.Y.
'
"
''
;
,;:
Illustration
shows
the
"V1TACAP"
recapping
machine
in
action.
Tires
are
rotated
in
the
curing
chamber
so
that
live
steam
is
applied
to
all
sides
of
the
casing.
Result
Is
uniform
tread
rubber
hardness
at
both
surface
and
base.
VITA
CAP"
is
the
finest
recapping
and
vulcanizing
pro-re
ss
In
use
today.
LIMITED
S51
WEST
BROADWAY,
VANCOUVER,
B-C
Distributing
Goodyear
Tires
for
28
Years
Briefs
From
Britain
The
Stokesiry,
a
torpedoed
British
7,000-ton
steamer,
has
been
reclaimed
and
is
on
active
!
service
a$ain
after
lying
at
the
bottom
of
the
sea
for
16
months.
Capt.
Frtzroy
Mac
Lean,
British
M.
P.
who
commands
a
parachute
squad
in
the
Middle
East,
has
been
awarded
the
Croix
de
Guerre
by
the
Fighting
French.
Lord
Clifford,
84,
of
Chud-leigh,
England,
a
radiology
authority
who
made
the
colors
of
the
Infra-red
and
ultra
violet
rays
visible,
is
dead.
I
Nearly
200,000
women
of
60
'
and
over
are
working
in
Britain,
Ernest
Brown,
minister
of
health,
disclosed
in
a
parliamentary
report.
i
Patrick
Young
Alexander,
credited
with
making
the
first
parachute
Jump
from
a
balloon
lover
Britain
in
1896
is
dead
at
85.
Result
of
a
government-fostered
scheme,
supplies
of
eels
will
soon
be
on
sale
In
Britain
An
"Eat
More
Eels"
campaign
,wul
coincide
wtth
their
ap
pearance
on
the
market.
3ritish
Ministry
of
Agricul
ture
experts
have
restocked
many
rivers
with
thousands
of
eels.
Before
the
war,
Britain
imported
5853,000
worth
of
eel
a
yar,
mainly
from
Holland
1
British
Health
Minister
Brown
told
a
London
audience
he
had
his
leisure
time
so
organized
that
among
other
accomplishments
he
could
recite
good
poetry
for
five
hours
on
end
now
if
the
need
arose.
The
Brlttsh
Ministry
f
Agriculture
U
preparing
orders
to
control
all
sales
of
home
grown
grain
and
to
fix
growers
prices
where
they
differ
from
exist-
TIRE
DEALERS!
TIRE
USERS!
We
cannot
perform
miracles.
..but
if
your
tires
can
be
repaired...
WE
CAN
DO
IT!
READ
THESE
FRANK
STATEMENTS:
1
We
aie
equipped
to
recap
or
repair
1
any
sue,
type
or
kind
of
tire
from
an
earth
mover
to
a
wheelbarrow.
Every
tire
repair
man
in
our
plant
2
is
thoroughly
experienced
(average
12
years)
and
the
finest
equipment
is
at
his
disposaL
ROOD
TEAR
recap
and
repair
ma-teiials
r
are
ssed
exclusively.
4
A
sincere
effort,
is
mide
to
extend
the
life
of
your
tires,
both
in
your
interest
and
in
the
nation's
service.
All
work
is
returned
as
rapidly
as
possible
priority
demands
receive
our
Immediate
attention.
'We
pay
freight
charges
one
way.
FLASH!
We
can
successfully
replace
the
tread
on
worn
solid
tires
if
not
subjected
to
excessive
We
wBl
give
every
assistance
to
fulfilling
requirements
of
the
Rubber
Controller's
Order
No.
CS.4J.
SHIP
YOUR
TIRES
direct
or
through
your
DEALER
for
fast,
dependable
service.
Usual
Courtesy
to
Dealers
GOODYEAR,
even
under
wartime
restrictions,
still
makes
the
best
tire'
"I
keep
my
Jim
fit
atc
on
his
job
'
ing
orders.
They
went
into
feet
August
1.
J.
S,
Duncan,
deputy
high
commissioner
to
Britain
for
Australia,
has
been
appointed
to
a
committee
to
advise
the
British
home
department
regarding
post-war
employment
He
is
the
first
repreat&tive
'
the
Dominions
to
serve
on
such
a
committee.
Lieut
Thomas
Cannichael.
25.
of
the
British
Army
has
passpd
his
final
chartered
arcount.mv
examinations
while
shackled
a
a
German
prison
camp.
He
was
taken
prisoner
in
France
three
years
ago
and
began
study
in?
for
the
exams
a
year
later,
getting
his
sent
frcm
his
home
Is
Hull.
Terrace
Tennis
Club
is
Revived
Repairs
to
Courts
Are
Now
Under
Way
TERRACE,
Aug.
6
The
Tennis
Club
came
to
life
on
Friday
last
when
the
members
held
a
meeting
to
decide
about
repairs
to
the
court
As
the
tennis
sea
son
is
hall
over
it
was
agreed
that
dues
shall
be
nominal
for
the
present
The
court
has
been
rather
neglected
for
the
past
year
and
necessary
repairs
are
now
In
progress
with
the
co-operation
of
the
local
representative
of
the
YAI.CA.
It
is
expected
that
the
players
may
soon
Increase
in
numbers,
j
J-
A.
Barman
presided
over
,
the
meeting.
VICTORY
SHOE
RENEW
531
RICHARD
STREET,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
We
have
moved
to
larger
premises
and
will
now
be
able
to
give
quick
service.
MaH
or
express
your
shoes
to
us.
Pleae
enclose
your
home
address,
it
will
help
to
speed
delivery.
WE
PAY
THE
RETURN
CHARGES
J.
L.
Curry
(Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Westbolme
Rooms
Try
a
Want-Ad
for
Quick
Results.
FRIDAY,
AT'QFST
J
"GIVE
A
MAN
a
better
breakfast
and
hell
do
1
1
better
war
iob.
That'i
why
I
moke
it
my
lob
to
I
my
Tim
eer$
two
Nobisco
Shredded
Wheal
;J
milk
every
monwng.
NABISCO
SHREDDED
WHEAT
islO0wW,
wheat
itri
all
the
food-energy
and
food
vo!u
fc
choice
Canadian
Wheat.
It's
a
"whote
grain
text.
ready-cooked
and
ready
to
serv
.
.
.
one
of
the
dm
I
of
heahh-protective
food
our
Nutrition
Authorise
1
osk
v$
to
eat
every
day.
TROPICAL
TOWEL
Oral
absorbs
water
like
a
sponge.
ANOTHER
ST.
PAKT1CK
Snakes
are
unknown
on
many
tropical
islands.
BUY...
SERVE
Nabisco
Shredded
V&h
for
Fitness
.
.
.
save
War
Sawj
Stamps
for
victory
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CANADIAN
SHRIDDED
WHUt
COMPANY,
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Angeles
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of
the
trji
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Sole
Fillets
...
At
Your
Local
Butchers
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage,
i
n
i
l
Everyone
Should
Read
The
Summary
of
the
WORLD
FEDERATION
PLAN
By
Ely
Culbertson
39c
An
outline
'of
a
practical
and
detail
plan
for
yorId
settlement.
".
.
.
the
strongest
and
most
realist
Plan
for
creating
a
world
police
?J'S"
tern
that
will
protect
all
in
collective
security
and
protects
even
agains
all."
Dorothy
Thompson.
yi
n
ujury
u
uo.
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
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