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The
important
thing.
about
the
Moscow
conference
was-that
an
agreement
was
reached:
It
matters
not
stf'rnuch
what
thcexplicit
terms:
of
the
tripartite
agreement'
were
although
it
will
be
interesting
to
lenrir
more
fully
of
them
in
due
course.
Possibly
it
will
not'
be
until
'the
terms-
are-
translated
into
action
that
we
shall
know
of
the
full
impact
of
the
conference
and
its
understandings.
It
is
.notable
that
announcements
which
have
so
far
been
made
concerned
themselves
with
plans
for
postwar
action
after
the
victory
is
won.
It
is
to
be
reasonably
assumed
that
agreements
were
made
but
for
reasons
of
security
not
announced
in
regard
to
the
military
process
of
achieving
thtf
victory.
What
we
have
heard
so
far
is
most
reassuring.
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Local
Fifth
Victory
Loan
Headquarters:
313
Third
Avenue
West
Telephone
No.
301
PARTY
BY
W.D.
GIRLS
PrestntattAn
of
First'
Aid
Dtp
lomas
Feature
of
Affair
By
Dorothy
Oartmtt)
Flight
Oflicer
Graham,
who
is
officer
commanding
the
Women's
Divliion
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Ah
Force
at
Group
Headquarters,
and
the
WdU
held
the-
second
of
their
fwpu
lar
"Nights
In"
Monday
evenlh?
when
they
entertained
well
over
a
hundred
of
Prince
Rupert
townswomen.
Called
for
at
the
Y,
the
ladles
vefe
taken
out
ir.
large
covered
lorries
a
novei
trip
which
they
enjoyed.
They
were
received
at
the
WD
recreation
hall
by
flight
Office".
Graham
who
welcomed
them
and
then
detailed
various
girls
to
take
the
girls
around
their
quarters.
Many
of
the
womeii
who
had
never
been
out
before
were
delighted
io
see
how
wel.
i
the
girls
were
cared
for
anu
amazed
at
their
very
comfortable
quarters
Following
this
a
4
js
sing-song
was
held
led
by
Sec-W6n
Gffcei
Isralson
and,
during
the
evening,
musical
numbers
were
rendered
by
Section
Officer
Isralson
and-LAW
Walton
accompanied
by
Leading
Air
Woman
Bailey
and
a
sole-by
Leading
Airwoman
Relgate
accompanied
by
Cpl.
Cournoyer
A
pleasant
ceremony
which
the
guests
were
privileged
to
wilness
was
the
presentation
of
diplomas
to
the
succeiul
W.
D
candidates
in
the
recent
St
John's
Ambulance
examinations
rield
on
the
station.
.Group
Captain
Roy
Foss.
officer
eommand-
nf
at
group
headquarters,
pies-ented
the
diplomas
and
remarked
that
this
class
passed
with
an
outstandingly
high
average
he
lowest
mark
being
76
out
of
120.
He
said
the
marks
were
the
highest
on
an
average
he
could
remember
a
class
on
the
station
to
have
taken.
The
glris
who
had
passed
were
now
entitled
to
wear
the
round'
badge
of
the
St.
John's
Ambulance
on
their
'ower
left
sleeve.
Grouj
Captain
Foss
also
remarked
that
he
hoped
within
the
year
to
be
able
to
present
'wings
ta
the
girls
as
members
of
air
THE
DAILY
NEWS
-rews.
He
said
that
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
were
already
doing
so
and
Canada
should
not
be
far
behind.
As
a
delightful
addition
to
the
presentation
was
the
fact
that
several
promotions
were
In
effect
at
the
same
time.
The
fohowing
were
the
successful
candiates:
LAW
Aichl-jald.
LAW
Armstrong.
LAW
Brown.
LAW
Buchanan.
Cpl
Calderwood,
LAW
Cassldy.
LAW
Carllng.
Cpl.
Cassldy,
Cpl.
Cato.
Cpl.
Cournoyer,
LAW
Densen.
LAW
FenneU.
Cpi
Oarland.
LAW
H.
Gola.
LAW
M.
Coin.
AW
Hagsttom.
Cpl.
Hanson
LAW
Hogue.
LAW
E.
Ingram
LAW
M.
Ingram.
Cpl.
McFad-yen.
Sgt.
Mlckelfon,
AW1
Olscn.
Sgt.
Perrett.
LAW
Potter.
Cpl
Prentice.
LAW
Rlgte,
LAW
Scullion,
LAW
Stoddart.
Cpl
Sleaver.
LAW
Turner,
Cpl.
Tyr
lelL
LAW
Whlteon.
S-O
Isralson,
Sgt.
McDougall,
Sgt.
Ourror.
Cpl.
Beckett.
Cpi.
F.
Williams
Cpl.
Wright.
AWL
Walker.
Sgt.
Main,
LAW
Gafka,
LAW
Len-
h,
Cpl
Barber
LAW
Bristol
LAW
O
Hall,
LAW
B.
Johnson
AWL
Saunders,
LAW
McMaster
AWL
Denneny
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-"Victory
One
Minute
Sooner
May
Save
His
Lift
MM'
Buvan
Destiny
is
sudden
on
the
battlefield.
Someone
is
destined
to
be
the
last
man
to
fall
in
the
last
moment
of
the
war.
Save
that
moment
and
you
save
that
man.
He
Is
very
dear
to
someone
perhaps
'
to
you,
Victory
Bonds
help
provide
our
fifilitinU
forces
with
the
overwhelming
weiijht
of
arms
to
speed
the
hour
when
"Cease
I?,
s?,unds
and
death
8talks
the
battlefield
no
more.
You,,
very
likely,
have
already
bought
Victory
Bonds.
But,
can
you
honestly
1
1
1
say
to
yourself,
"Even
though
life
Itself
depends
upon
my
buying
an
extra
Victory
Bond
I
cannot
do
so"?
Have
you
completed
your
final
exhaustive
probe
of
heart
and
mind
for
the
will
to
buy?
Isn't
there
still
a
possibility
that
you
could
subscribe
for
one
more
Victory
Bond?
Have
you
made
your
last
painstaking
search
for
every
source
of
cash?
You
cannot
balance
a
savings
account
against
a
life.
Any
surplus
in
your
current
account
will
be
worth
more
to
you
and
Canada
in
Victory
Bonds.
Perhaps
your
income
for
the
next
six
months
could
yield
sufficient
surplus
&9
VICTORY
BONDS!
NATIONAL
WAR
FINANCE
COMMITTEE
E
TEAM
HOOP
LOOP
Basketball"
Son
to
(let
Under
Way
Here
ThN
Week.
Possibility
of
only
nine
teams
entering
the
Area
Basketball
League
race
is
facing
executives
of
the
circuits
due
to
the
with
drawal
of
one
of
the
coast
regiment.
There
U
still-
a
chance
that
a
replacement
will
be
found
but;
if
not.
the
league
will-op
erate
one
club
short
of
the
original
ten,
The
tentative
schedule
of
games
to
be
played
In
November
and
December
follow
with
the
first
named
club
the
home
team
NTember
4--Navy
vs.
Reserves.
A,
A.
vs.
Fortress.
Air
Force
vs.
Little
America
Ontario
vs.
Yanks.
11-
Coast
Regiment
vs.
A.
A,
,
Ontario
vs.
Fortress,
i
Little
America
vs.
Navy
Reserves
vs.
Yanks.
1&
Navy
vs.
Yank.:
99
to
buy
that
extra
bond
on
the
InstaN
ment
plan.
In
these
last
hours
of
the
Fifth
Victory
Loan
campaign,
won't
you
make
one
final
all-out
effort
to
bring
the
ultimate
moment
of
the
war
a
little
closer
yet?
ACT
NOW!
Neither
a
tost
moment
nor
a
life
caw
ever
be
reSLainexl.
Telephone
your
Victory
Loan
salesman
or
drop
In
at
your
Bank
without
delav.
You
gain
a
souttd
financial
investment
and
the
solid
satisfaction
of
Helping
zpeea
tne
victory.
a.
Reserve
vs.
For
We.
Air
Force
vs.
A.
A.
Ontario
vs.
Coast
Regimen
2&
Yanks
vs.
Fortress.
Little
America
vs.
A.
A.
Reserves
vs.
Coast
Regiment
Air
Force
vs-
Ontarl6s.
December
2
Navy
vs;
Fortress.
Yanks
vs.
Coast
Reflmcnt
Little
America
vs.
Ontario.
Reserves
vs.
Air
Force.
9-
Ai
A',
vs.
Navy.
Fortress
vs.
Coast
Regimen!
Yanks
viv
Air
Force.
Little
America
Vf.
Reserves
1&
-Navy
vs.
Coast
Regiment.
A.
Ai
vs,
Ontario
Fortress
vs.
Air
Force
Yank
vs.
Little
America.
Z3
Ontarios
vs.
Navy.
Coast
Regiment
n
Air
Foie
A.
A.
vs.
Reserves.
Fortress
vs.
Little
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