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NEWS
PRINCE
RrTERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAGING
EDITOR
MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
.Canadian
Press
is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
lor
publication
of
,all
news
despatches
credited
to
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or
to
the
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In
this
paper
and
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the
local
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published
therein.
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rights
of
republication
of
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therein
are
also
reserved.
DAILY
-.EDITION
The
Great
Collapse
Saturday.
November
13,
1943
Some
of
us
remember
the
great
collapse
of
25
years
ago
which
culminated
in
the
Armistice
on
November
11,
1918.
Early
in
the
summer
of
that
year,
Germany
seemed
a
long
way
f
rom
collapse
and
the
Allied
forces
were
fighting
for
their
very
lives.
As
lightning
flashes
out
of
a
stormy
sky,
smiting
some
stalwart
oak
and
shattering
it
into
shreds,
so
there
flashed
out
of
the
storm
of
that
struggle
a
force
which
finished
Germany
for
the
time.
We
come
again
to
the
month
of"
November
with
another
four
years
of
world
war
behind
us,
and
Germany
as
our
avowed
enemy;
and
again
we
are
hearing
rumors
that
Germany
ison
the
verge
of
a
great
collapse.
The
collapse
propaganda
may
be
very
real.
On
the
other
hand,
at
this
stage,
it
may
be
largely
political.
One
thing
which
must
be
evident
to
the
German
leaders
is
"the
handwritinir
on
the
wall.'
which
surely
spells
their
doom.
One
thing
is
certain
and
imminent,
namely:
Germany
is
destined
to
see
a
great
collapse.
.But
until
it
comes
we
cannot
slacken
our
endurance.
"100
YEARS
OF
GOD'S
BLESSINGS
ON
THE
NORTH
AMERICAN
CONTINENT"
Centennial
Commemoration
Sunday
ST..
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
BISHOP
H.
L.
FOSS
of
Seattle
as
Speaker.
10.-C2anAHoly
Communion.
11:00
iin.
Centennial
Worship
Service.
Music
by
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Choir.
12:30..a.m.
Sunday
School
Service.
Music
by
Junior
Choir.
3:00
p.m
Norse
Worship.
730
p.m,
"FOR
BY
FAITH."
A
Centennial
Program
in
Story
and
Sone.
The
Historv
4)
of
ihe
Lutheran
Church
pleasantly
presented
In
words
and
music.
Both
choirs,
three
soloists
and
a
vocal
duet
will
f
ur-
nlsh
the
music.
The
public
Is
invited
J5IBLE
FACTS
CAMPAIGN
THE
LAST
PROPHETIC
DATE
IN
TJHS
WORLD'S
HISTORY
When
did
It
begin
and
when
will
it
end?
Seven
great
5
events
to
occur
during
the
period.
The
World's
Greatest
Astrologer
and
Mathematician
.
vouches
for
its
accuracy.
A
Scriptural
problem
worked
out
on
the
screen.
Interesting
and
convincing.
S
ri
Evangelist
F.
T.
BALMEIt,
SUNDAY,
NOV.
11.
7:30
pm.
ODDFELLOWS'
HALL
(Fourth
Ave,
East
of
McBride)
e
"'"'c
routes
:
:
musiralea
Hymns
:
:
Cornel
:Forv
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The
Answer
to
the
Coal
Shortage
is
Arrange
to
see
your
Dealer
today.
Deliveries
may
be
delayed
by
snow,
so
order
early.
Wood
must
be
paid
for
before
Delivery.
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
I
Thrifty
Housewives
WE
FEATURE
A
full
line
of
Swift's
Premium
Meats
at
all
times.
A
complete
and
fresh
stock
of
Fruit
and
Vegetables.
'You
can
get
everything
jou
want
at
this
j
Community
Shopping
CentrePrices
Right.
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SEVENTH
AVE.
MARKET
WOOD
FUEL
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CHURCH
NOTICES
BASKETBALL
First
United
Church
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Iter.
J.
A.
Donnell.
M-,
Minister
Mr.
J.
S.
Wilson.
Sr.
Choir
Leader
Mrs.
VV.
C.
Taylor.
Jr.
Choir
Xdr.
Miss
Swanna
Olafson.
A.TJC.XI.
Onanist
Dr.
R.
G.
Knipe.
Superintendent
of
Sunday
School.
11:00
Morning
Service.
7:30
Evening
Service.
Sunday
School
at
12:15.
Come
and
Worship.
Young
People's
Society
Meet
evening
service.
All
young
people
cordially
Invited.
First
Baptist
Church
Fifth
Ave.
and
Young
.Street
Preacher,
Rev.
Henry
Knox,
Vancouver.
11:00
aJn.
Stanley
Calder.
12:15
pjn.
Sunday
School.
7:30
pjn.
P.
H.
Llnzey.
Subject:
A
Question
That
Must
be
Answered.
The
usual
hour
of
song
and
fellowship
follows
the
evening
service.
The
Friendly
Church.
S.t.
-Andrew'
CalMa)
Dear.,
Very
Itev.
J.
B.
Gibson
Organist
and
Choirmaster.
P.
Lien
S.S
Supt..
p.
J.
.Skinner
11:00
sun.
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon.
Preacher:
Major
L.A.
Morrant.
Senior
Area
Chaplain.
12:30
pjn.
Sunday
.School.
7:30
p.m
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon.
The
'confirmation
Class
will
meet
In
the
Cathedral
at
12:30.
Solo:
LAC.
J.
G.
Leggatt,
'Teach
me
my
Task."
8:30
pjn.
The
Sunday
Evening
Hour.
The
Minister
will
preach
at
both
services.
.
A
cordial
Invitation
to
worship
with
thi
congregation
is
extended
to
all.
SHRIMPS
FKESII
EVEKY
DAY
Boat
"W.S.U"
First
Float
west
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.
daily
after
4
p.m.
For
Income
Tay
RETURNS
SEE
R.
E.
MORTIMER
Phone
88
.324
2nd
Ave.
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Boat
"Mars."
Upaett's
Dock
Z
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&
I
CAFE
Will
open
on
Sunday.
Nov.
7,
under
the
old
management.
CHRISTINA
VIETOH
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Trappers
Don't
be
fooluli
and
sell
your
Furs
on
the
Waterfront
to
buyers
who
are
getting
big
commissions.
Goldbl
FIRST
oora
can
pay
SO
per
cent
more
than
anyone
elite
as
a
result
of
findhur
the
hrt
markets
when
Jn
Montreal
and
New
York.
SEE
G0LDBL00M
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LAST
NIGHT
i
Fliers
Reat
Battery
and
tarios
Defeat
Portress.
On-
Regular
weekly
Thursday
night
basketball
was
played
at
Seal
Cove
last
night,
when
Air
Fore
J
Flyers
ouUcored
Coast
Battery
32-21
In
the
opener,
and
Fortress
ram
out
on
the
slinrt
end
of
a
46
to
27
score
against
On
tarios
in
the
curtain
affair.
ing
In
the
Manse
at
close
of
ln
wnat
wm
originally
schedule
as
a
basketball
game
hut
wound
!
up
looking
more
like
a
football
contest
that
Included
broken
j
field
tunning
and
high
tackling
The
hoopsters,
especially
In
the
'second
half,
seemed
to
be
play
Ing
the
man
instead
of
the-ball
'which,
naturally,
gave
rise
to
I
a
considerable
amount
of
played
a
flashy
game,
and
hustled
his
way
through
for
12
points.
The
guard
combine
of
Cato
and
Zack
performed
solidly
and
were
good
for
seven
and
six
points
TeipecUvely.
The
Coast
line
of
Kelley.
Keshen
and
Calderotiti
worked
well
as
a
unit
but
couldn't
get
through
often
enough
for
the
kill.
Keller-was
the
Coast's
top
scorer
wUh
eight
points.
The
shindig
was
so-so
at
th"
half-way
mark
with
the
shoot
Ing
into
the
fourth
when
the
Pirc
lrvCl,.
ior.;nnrK..r..l,ba
alv
to
I
v.'i;
lull
HUIVil
i
Rev.
A.
F.
MncSween,
B.AM
Minister
Mrs.
EL
J.
Smith.
Choir
Leader.
SUNDAY.
NOV.
14.
1943
11:00
a
jn.
Morning
Worship.
Solo:
Miss
Barbara
Teng,
"Our
Father's
Care."
(12:15
pjn.
Church
School.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship.
roughen
up.
In
spite
of
this
both
quintets
managed
to
get
eigh
more
points
before
the
final
whittle.
The
second
struggle
was
a
quick-running
back
and
forth
type
of
contest
that
developed
into
a
personal
scoring
duel
between
Kutner
of
Ontario
and
THB
DAH.T
NEWS
SATURDAY
jformanre
for
Fortress.
eetttag
eight
points.
Lineups:
Coast
(21
Lemond
5.
Frede-chuck.
Leblanc.
Golba
2.
Kelley
8.
Keahen
2.
Hrynln
2,
Calder-ool
2.
Air
Force
Fliers
32
Zack
7.
Cato
6.
Blore
3.
Smlthers
4,
Ger-asitnoff
12.
Davidson,
McMur-ran.
Midlands
2J
Kutner
18.
Bacala
4.
Brydle.
Lewtson
1.
OottXred
1
Towpick.
Area
Basketball
League,
the
Booth
Memorial
High
fichool
quintet
defeated
Aek-Arks
31
to
29
in
the
Naval
drill
hall
Thursday
night.
With
the
high
school
entering
the
area
loop's
fold
the
number
of
contenders
is
brought
up
to
ten.
In
the
two
other
games
on
the
schedule
Thursday
night
Little
Americans
outacoied
"Navy
70
to
43.
and
Yanks
trounced
Reserves.
41
to
14.
Standing
of
the
teams.
Includ
ing
Thursday's
games,
follows:
Yanks
Fortress
Little
Ameiks
High
School
Air
Force
Reserves
Com
Refft.
Navy
ing
below
par
on
both
side.
On-1
Ack-Ack
ing
into
the
third
quarter,
the
count
was
11-8
for
the
Coat
contingent
when
Geraslmolf
and
company
let
go
with
a
salvo
of
leather
that
hit
the
target
Tor
16
points
against
the
Coast's
two.
I
was
"24-13
for
the
Airmen
-go-
Ontarioa
2
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154
2
0
95
2
0
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PORT
SIMPSON,
Nov.
13
News
that
Flight
.Sergeant
Charles
Edward
Tcd
Flewln
if
Port
Simpson
is
missing
while
on
air
operations
overaea
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
was
received
with
a
"general
seme
of
shork
and
sorrow
by
ihe
people
of
this
village.
Only
nf
X,fr
and
Mrs.
C
R.
FUwln.
Taylor
of
Fortress.
When
It
was
Xed
ta
port
all
over,
the
score
sheet
showed
thu
:2
yean
ag0
Taylor
had
amassed
a
total,
or
,raantn
,Ie
receivfd
hlg
rtr
22
and
Kutner
a
total
oil.
18
attend-P04""-
Khooling
herr
and
then
Jed
Hib
School
In
Victoria
ami
Taylor's
first
big
spludge
came
elsewhere
in
the
south.
He
was
ln
the
second
quarter
when
he
j
ployed
by
the
British
Ropes
cut
loose
for
four
baskets
to
help
,
at
Vancouver
before
enlisting
Dnng
nis
mates
aneaa
ai
me
a
year
and
a
half
ago.
He
re-half.Both
players
took
a
breath-
cfivt
d
.his
wings
as
a
navigator
ftr
In
the
third
stanza
but.,
in
at
London.
Ontario,
and
had
'
final
round,
they
matched
each
been
overseas
about
a
year.
other
with
five
baskets
and
a
i
in
addition
to
his
parents.
ftee
toss
apiece.
Chapman
Ted
Flewln
has
a
sister.
Eleanor
turned
ln
a
good
night
per-
Flewin.
l
Tr
.
...
o
Orange
Ladies
Give
to
Fund
Endorsatlon
of
the
Ambulance
Fund
was
made
by
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
on
Thursday,
when,
at
theJr
regular
monthly
meeting.
Un
voted
a
contribution
of
125.
Plans
were
completed
for
a
Roberts
3.
Crawford.
,
dance
to
be
held
on
.November
25
and
for
a
children's
CluiU-
Fortress
46
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8,
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item
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Tavlor
22.
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oft
br
20.
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f
nimer
s.
Keiiev
3.
Moore
8.
!
The
election
-at
officers
was
Flyers
and
Battery
.started
off
McKeon.
BrUbin.
Other
flames
Making
a
successful
debut
In
begun
but
was
adjourned
bo-fore
the
new
executive
panel
was
complete.
The
initiation
of
two
new
applicants
completed
the
business
for
the
evening.
INVENTED
DL'RING
WAIC
At
least
a
third
of
the
weapons
Britain
Is
making
In'
1943
are
new
types.
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This
Is
not
a
phoney
war.
The
Canadian
Armf
is
ln
the
thick
of
the
right.
The
urly
w1
can
win
is
on
Uie
field
of
haUle
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43
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are
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tcr
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volllriteeT
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your
nearest
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delay.
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