it
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I
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Holiday
With
Pay.
.
.
Undoubtedly
.a
move
to
produce
more
content-
ment
among
the
.working
staff
and
to
combat
ab
senteeism
which
has
caused
considerable
interruption
and
inconvenience
to
the
prosecution
of
the
effort
in
the
turning
out
of
ships,
the
Prince
Rupert
1
dry
dock
has
instituted
a
policy
of
one
week's
leave
pvith
pay
per
year
for
regular
and
faithful
workers,
i
Annual
vacation
with
pay
for
many
years
has
j
'been
the
custom"
for
most
employees
who
work
on
a
fi
ixed
salary
basis.
Now
it
is
becoming
more
general
i
ior
workers
in
the
trades.
The
most
of
employers
j
who
find
it
economically
possible
to
allow
holidays
-with
pay
have
already
adopted
the
policy.
It
is
one
of
the
things
which
makes
for
more
contented
and
more
-steady
-workers
a
condition
which
is
so
much
jto
be
desired
and
so
important
these
trying
times.
i
The
School
Situat
ion
...
;
School
reopens
about
a
month
from
now
and,
due
to
the
increase
in
industrial
population
here
directly
attributable
to
war
industry,
there
is
today
the
to
school
by
reason
of
the
fact
that
there
is
not
accommodation
for
classes.
One
of
the
aldermen
quite
fittingly
described
it
at
Monday
night's
council
meeting
as
a
tragic
situation.
"
Possibly
there
is
more
we
could
have
been
doing
about
meeting
the
situation.
Even
now
we
may
not
be
in
time
to
handle
the
condition
when
it
arises
but
the
longer
we
dally
or
permit
those
who
could
do
something
to
.go
along
doing
nothing
the
worse
it
.
will
be.
Possibly
we
-have
become
too
prone
to
accept
some
of
these
situations
as
things
that
nothing
can
be
done
about.
We
should
already
have
learned
some
of
the
lessons
of
what
ultimately
may
be
the
sequel
of
time
lost
in
education
und
training
of
our
young.
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
HUY
i
i
250
WINDOW
SHADES
Width
sizes,
.36
Inches,
'42i2
Inches,
and
45
inches.
Length
sizes,
72
Inches.
We
are
here
to
serve
you.
Phone
773.
327
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ilupert
been
in
Y
work
for
a
year
or
two.
Don
will
take
over
'Bob's
week.
The
Dicnic
held
on
Sun-
work.
Hail
and
farewell!
It's
;
day
was
'a
grea't
success.
been
nice
knowing
you,
Robert
:
Thank
you,
Mrs.
Bremner.for
my
lad,
and
L
-know
you
are
I
the
irdrr
for
the
WDs.
at
'Group
leaving
a
host
of
good
.friends
Headquarters,
R.C.A.F.
In
Prime
Rupert,
good
luck
and
j
All;AJ'
lmmc
-i..
Frank
Ryan
and
Jack
Mac-
rilllCU
1
COtC
l
wi
uw
-
I
Clelland
are
off
to
Toronto
on
I
H-
I
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Tn.l.
V.
1
luwuugu.
uauii
says
wiieii
.
i?
All
1
The
German
News
Agency
version
ol
Allieu
ne
gets
off
at
the
statlon
and
.peace
terms
for
'Italy
purportedly
emanating
from
a
strange
woman
rushes
up
to
President
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States
contains
;
him
and
kisses
him
three
times
V.
..
,
u
;f
mn
wnifp',
he'll
know
it
must
be
his
wife.
nommg
new
or
surprising
even
muugu
n
Interesting
reading,
originating
as
it
does
from
the
enemy.
"The
seven
points
mentioned
would,
naturally
be
comprised
in
any
armistice
letting
-Italy
-out
of
the,
war
on
the
basis
of
unconditional
surrender
upon
which
we
are
all
agreed
to
insist.
Realistically
faced
with
the
alternatives
of
unconditional
surrender
to
one
side
.or
the
other,
'Italy
is
today
in
a
dilemma
such
as
was
inevitable
for
her
ever
since
she
became
a
partner
in
international
crime
.with
'
Germany.
Now,
no
matter
whether
Italy
decides
to
string
along
with
Hitler
or
to
attempt
to
get
on
the
band
wagon
of
the
winning
Allied
side,
she
Is
bound
to
be
a
'battleground.
If
she
stays
with
Hitler,
the.
Allies
will
move
in
from
the
south.
If
she
turns
about
to
surrender
and
co-operate
with
the
Allies,
Hitler
will
,
invade
from
the
north.
Meantime
Badoglio
continues
to
temporize
in
de-
;
ciding
what
must
be
done
to
make
the
best
of
Musso-
;
'lini's
bad
job.
":
'
Italy
is
between
the
devil
and
the
deep
sea
and
'we
are
almost
beginning
to
feel
sorry
for
her.
How-hever,
we
must
not
forget
that
she
is
not
worthy
of
Tour
pity
and
we
must
be
careful
about
our
compas-;
sibri.
,
...The
whole
present
war
situation
is
due
to
our
'imisplaced
trust
and
consideration
of
our
enemy
ever
ince
the
last
war.
Unconditional
surrender
of
Italy
and
all
her
resources
is
essential
to
our
prosecution
of
the
war
for
lultimate
total
victory
and
total
peace.
That's
the
signal
they've
arranged
between
them
so
they
would
recognize
each
other
af-
1
ter.a
year's
absence.
The
regular
Thursday
night-dance
of
one
of
the
highway
British
Envoy's
Prediction
For
Southern
Union
News
From
Cdpe
t
CAPE
TOWN,
Aug.
4
South
Africa
will
be
a
great
steel
producer
after
the
war,
predicts
Lord
'Harlech,
Britain's
high
commissioner
to
South
Africa,
who
is
on
a
visit
to
London.
Lord
Harlech
described
Vereen-lging,
with
cheap
coal
available,
as
a
leader
In
the
steel
producing
centres
of
the
South
African
Union.
'The
high
commissioner
said
South
Africans
we're
acutely
conscious
of
the
new
role
they
would
play
In
more
intimate
cooperation
with
the
rest
of
the
VJUU
uicooi
!
v,
.
-..v,
...
Dally
News
Advertising
Brings
..
spumes
u
mmuu-
Results.
hications,
trade
and
economics,
He
said
he
was
satisfied
this
was.
desirable
in
the
general
interest
of
the
people
of
the
Union.
Railways
Minister
Sturrock
points
out
South
Africa
is
sharing
in
postwar
aviation
scheme
talks
and
the
nation
will
soon
have
Its
own
school
for
training
naval
and
merchant
seamen.
Prince
Paul,
formerly
senior
regent
of
Yugoslavia,
his
wife,
Lawn
Bowling
Green
Level
Excavation,
rough
levelling
and
fencing
of
the
new
lawn
bowling
green
In
the
Canadian
National
Railways
park
has
now
been
completed.
Next
will
come
the
surfacing,
rolling
and
later
seeding,
The
work
has
been
carried
out
with
dispatch
so
far
and
bowlers
are
anticipating
that
the
green
will
be
ready
for
use
next
season.
NAZI
DESERTERS
BERNE,
August
4
0)
The
Polish
Telegraph
Agency
reports
desertions
from
the
German
army
In
Poland
are
increasing
Between
January
and
March
,
342
deserters
were
shot
in
Cracow.
More
than
i300
officers
and
750
other
ranks
await
sentence
for
the
same
crime.
WOMEN'S
PAY
in
the
ARMY
-
NAVY
-
AIR
FORCE
NCREASED
K
a
new
regulation
now
in
Toree,
the
basic
rates
of
pay
for
women
in
the
Armed
Forces
have
been
increased
by
a
to
30.
You
now
start
at
1.05
a
day.
Pay
then
increases,
sub-jeet
to
good
conduct
and
efficiency.
'
Trades
pay
has
been
substantially
increased
and
now
equals
men's.
This
is
now
25,
50c!
or
75c!
a
day
additional
to
your
basic
pay,
depending
on
your
efficiency
and
trade.
y
Dependents
of
enlisted
women
(fathers,
mothers,
sisters,
brothers)
arc
entitled
to
the
same
allowances
as
dependents
of
service
men.
ENLISTED
WIVES
OF
SERVICE
EN
WILL
NOW
RETAIN
THEIR
E
PEN
DENTS'
ALLOWANCES
This
means
that
the
enlisted
wife
of
a
service
man
is
now
In
the
same
position
as
If
she
were
in
a
civilian
job,
with
certain
limitations.
Women
are
urgently
needed
in
the
Armed
Forces.
These
new
rates
of
pay
und
oilier
allowances
now
make
it
possible
for
women
previously
held
back
by
financial
reasons,
to
do
their
duty
by
enlisting.
.
YOUR
PAY
IS
A
CLEAR
SURPLUS
because
you
are
provided
with
board
and
rdom,
and
complete
clothing
and
equipment;
as
well
as
medical
and
dental
care.
'If
'you
re
between
the
ages
of
18
and
45,
single,
or
married
without
dependent
children,
and
physically
fit,
you
arc
eligible.
For
full
details
SEE
YOUR
NEAREST
RECRUITING
OFFICER
$
AT
ONCE!
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CWAC
Women's
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Strvlce
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps
Royal
Canadian
Air
Foroa
est
IB
T.
PAUE
TWO
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All
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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
August
4,
1943
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
The
Hostess
Bob
Gibson
has
returned
from
a
most
interesting
trip
hv
the
north
country
and
is
leaving
Thursday
to
assume
his
new
duties
as
area
secretary
for
the
Manitoba
-
Saskatchewan
area.
Don
Forward
came
up
on
Monday
from
Victoria
where
he
has
camps
has
been
cancelled
tomorrow
night
but,
within
the
next
week,
there
are
two
dances
to
whteh
the
Junior
hostesses
are
invited.
This
Friday
the
Falrview
boys
are
'holding
a
dance
at
their
camp.
Junior
hostesses
will
meet
at
the
Y.
Chaperones
representing
the
ladies
of
theOrange
Lodge
will
be
In
attendance.
Next
"Monday,
August
9,
the
Coast
Battery
Auxiliary
will
hold
a.
dance,
the
funds
from
which
go
to
purchase
cigarettes
tor
overseas.
The
ladies
of
the
auxiliary
will
act
as
chaperones.
for
this
dance.
The
regular
msetlng
of
the
Service
Wives'
Club
is
cancelled
for
this
week.
The
next
meet
ing
will
be
on
Thursday
of
next
'
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A
f
'
l
Princess
Olga,
sister
of
the
SO
CCS
O
Oil
til
AiriCa
Duchess
of
Kent,
and
their
two
children
have
arrived
In
Johan-1
a
r,
i
n
As
Meel
Producer
1,,
ueilue
unci
uvii's
v..j
Since
July,
1941.
A
bill
prolonging
the
life
of
the
Southern
Rhodeslan
Parlla
ment
until
May,
1945,
has
pass
ed
its
final
reading
in
Salisbury.
William
"Westrup,
Johannes
burg
author
and
former
secretary
of
the
Anglo-American
cgrporatlon,
was
killed
by
train
Coupons
Which
H
Become
Valid
H
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Block
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litU
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SHOE
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531
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STKKET,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
We
have
moved
to
larger
premises
and
will
now
be
able
to
give
quick
service.
Mall
or
express
your
shoe.?
to
us.
Plea;e
enclose
your
home
address,
It
will
help
to
speed
delivery.
WE
PAY
THE
RETURN
CHARGES
For
Income
Tay
RimiRNS
SEE
K.
E.
MORTIMER
Phone
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Ave.
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READY!
Summer
Is
here.
Get
your"
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by
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kitchen.
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to
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Chief
Marine
si
Ha
l
ing,
the
man
V.
i
I
Battle
of
Bi.Lai
ta
i
Bentlev
Tr.crv
The
boatbullfting
estab:Uh-
,
Middlesex
ment
In
Cow
Bay.
formerly
j
owned
by
Y.
suehlro.
has
seen
purchased
from
the
city
by
J.
Robinson
for
$200.
A
recommendation
to
the
city
council
that
the
deal
be
consummated
was
made
by
the
finance
committee
at
last
night's
council
meeting
and
was
accepted.
The
-basis
of
lease
of
properties
In
Waterfront
.Block
F
with
oil
companies
which
are
to
move
their
storage
Jtanks
from
the
outtlde
to
the
inside
of
the
railway
tracks
on
;tie
local
waterfront
will
be
full
taxes
on
the
land
and
Improvements
plus
$139
annually
from
the
Standard
Oil
Company
of
British
Col-umQla
and
$126
annually
from
the
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd
A
recommendation
to
this
ef
fect
from
the
rinance
committee
was
accepted
by
the
citv
council
lust
night.
NEW
ROli
HOTE
J.
ZARELLI,
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Home
Ana;
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Rooms.
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to
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be
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