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News
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Front
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Tuesday,
December
12,
1944
Publlthed
every
afternoon
except
Sun-U,
by
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MEMBER
ABC.
Russo-Frcnch
Alliance
.
.
.
Announcement
of
the
reaching
at
Mo.'-cow,
where
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
rmd
general
Charles
DeGaulle
have
been
in
session,
of
a
new
alliance
of
mutual
assistance
between
Russia
and
France
is
important
news.
Russia
and
France
are
in
agreement
to
fight
on
npaflist
Germany
until
victory
is
won.
So
far
so
good.
We
all
go
that
far
together
for
it
is
the
simple
and
immediate
object
of
the
war
in
Europe.
However,
there
is
a
good
deal
more
that
we
shall
like
to
know
about
the
accord
between
Russia
and
France
and
we
hope
that
any
commitments
which
may
have
been
made
in
the
way
of
"working
together
to
prevent
future
wars"
will
be
as
acceptable
to
us.
To
ensure
the
peace
of
Europe
and
the
world
more
than
Russia
and
France
must
be
in
accord.
Pacts
between
those
two
nations
alone
are
not
sufficient
to
ensure
the
peace
of
Europe,
it
has
been
shown
already
and
not
so
long
ago'
at
that,
already
and
not
so
long
ago
at
that.
Howeve,r,
we
have
been
assured
that
Great
Britain
and
United
States
.were
kept
fully
posted
on
the
negotiations.
The
Russian
design
for
the
capture
of
Budapest
is
becoming
clear.
The
drive
north
up
the
west
bank
of
the
Danube-
will
make
easier
the
reduction
WEDDING
AT
PI.
SIMPSON
Miss
F.lhel
Reynon
Becomes
Ilride
of
Moses
Uoss
PORT
SIMPSON,
Dec.
12
A
beautiful
wedding
took
place
at
Port
Simpson
when
Miss.
EtheJ.
'Dorothy
UeyDon'
'daughter
or
William
Deynon,
was
United
in
marriage-
to
Moses
Ross,
son
of
George
and
Sarah
Ross
of
Port
'
'
Simpson.
The
wedding
'took
place
in
the
Qra.v?
United
Church
with
Rev.
Mr.
Wiley
the
officiating
minis
ter.
The
church
"was
"specially
df
eorated,
showing
the
popular
e.'.teem
lit
whicli
the
couple
are
held
by
the
community.
After
the
ceremony
the
wed-"
din;;
procession
was
led
by
the
Port
Simpson
Band
to
',he
Port
Gimpson
Athletic
Hall
where
a
verj
Sumptuous
wedding
dinner
aiid
reception
was
held
after
which
dancing
was
engaged
in
until
the
wee
hours
of
the
morn
ing-
.,
,
v
;;;
The
bride
was
a
former
employee
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
for"
oer
three
years.
PAGE
TWO
i
Social
Activity
I
A
i-
,'i.....,.u
In
a
Fraction
of
the
time!
PECAUSE
of
their
ability
to
quick-dry
Mduco";
lacquers
and
enamels,
fdhori
M'azda
Infra-Red
Drying
Lamp
are
uied
mccejtfulljf
.In
the
Induttrlal
fielJ.
Lightweight
and
compact
they
can
also
be
used'
by
the
hobbyist
and
handyman
for
drying
pofnt,
gluei,
bnd
aj
a
source
of
quick
radiant
heat.
THANKS
TO
EDISON
MAZDA
DRYING
LAMPS
WW
of
the
old
town,
Buda,
which
is
on
high
ground,
by
avoiding
crossing
the
river
from
the
east.
Alternately
Budapest
may
be
isolated
by
'driving
through
the
network
of
communications
which
run
into
.it
from
the
west.
Already
the
Red
Army
is
threatening
two
Useful
railways
both
of
which
pass
through
Czekesfehervar,
and
is
also
closing
in
from
a
third
direction.
The
fall
of
Budapest
may
be
only.
a
matter-
of
hours.
The
Civic
Election
.
.
.
Mayor
H.
M.
Daggett
has
been
reelected
by
acclamation
as
chief
magistrate
of
Prince
Rupert
alul
we
hasten
to
extend
our
congratulations.
The
fact
that
he
was
unopposed
may
be
fairly
taken
as
an
expression
of
satisfaction
for
his
services.
He
has
been
a
hard-working
and
conscientious
mayor
during
his
first
year
of
office
and
well
deserves
the
renewal
of
confidence
that
has
been
placed
in
him.
Lines
have
been
formally
drawn
for
a
vigorous
campaign
between
the
Civic
Labor
Federation
and
the
Nonpartisan
Association
for
the
seats
on
the
city
council
and
board
of
school!
trustees.
The
campaign
is
attracting
keen
interest
and
in
some
ways
re-
With
11)15
promising
to
be
an
important
year
jn
the-affairs
.of
the
eib'
it
behooves
all
those
who
have
a
vot
to
carefully
consider
their
preference.
and
jget
out
and
use
their
votes
on
Thursday.
.
'
i
s
l
iviivvuiiya
KITWANGA,
Dec.
i2
A
heavy
schedule
of
social
activity
is
prepared
for
the
next
two
weeks
in
the
community
hall.
A
school
children's
party
will
be
held
and
many.other
plans-have
been
laid
by-
special
.entertainment
committees
for',
celebrating
the
.Christmas
season'.
On
Saturday
nisht
the
ta'dmlnton
C'hrb
spon
sored
an
entertainment
m
which
1
a-
targe
number
of
people
en-
J
Joyed
a'
variety
of
indoor,
games.
'
.Miss
Marney
Allen
was
Jn
charge
J
or
inc.
entertainment.
FAMOUS
IN
AFRICA
.
PRETORIA,
South'
Africa,
Dec.
12,
H:
F.
Griffith,
the
OTlilhall
"of
'Edgar.
Wallace's
character
j
''jSanders
ot-
the
River,"
has
died
i
here
at
the
aKe
ot
75.
He
has
j
been
associated
with
native
af-
fairs
since
19C1.
AN
ANCIENT
FOOD
j
Cheese
was
made
in
some
torm
.
or
pther
before
the
Christian
era
by
Jews,
Oreeks
and
Jiomans.
i
.'1
MALES
OVER
13
VOTE
-'
'
In
El
Salvador,
all
men
over
18
must
vote
in
.all
elections.
.
Echoes
of
.
.
EAST
END
ItKI)
CROSS
Twelve
ladies
of
the
Wartim?
Housing
Red
Cross,
under
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron,
have
turned
in
the
work
done
during
Navembe.
consisting
of
four
women's
nightgowns,
four
men's
pajamas,
three
children's
combinations,
one.
.woman's
slip,
three
children's
slips,
two
turtle-neck
sweaters,
,17
pairs
of
men's
seeks,
22
wash
cloths
'
This
hard-working
group
of
ladies
has
now
suspended
for
the
holiday
season
and
will
resume
work
after
the
New
Year.
OLD
TIME
DANCE
CLUB
!
The,
Old
Time
Dance
Club,
under
W.
Davidson,
met
at
Connd
Street
Sshocl
Saturdav
evnlnp
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
dance
on
Hogmahay.
Following
the
business
session
of
thi-
cum.
m
members
Joined
in
old
time
S
;z
.-tUh
dancing
until
n
diiiht
when
they,
broke
off
for
the
serv-
,
lhg
of
refreshments.
i
BUIIKJE
CLUB
The
Bfidg3
Club,
met
Sa
urday
i)Ight
at
the
club
hdus:
on
Hays
Ave.
S.
Craig,
the
president,
I
Jdvc
'
irectcd
trie
card
playing
which
iiisted
until
midnight
when
refreshments
were
served.
.NURSERY
SCHOOL
'
The
Nursery
School
broke
up
'
)n
Friday
with
a
party
at
which
(Jiftsf
were
exchanged
amorrg
the
Children.
The
teacher,
Mrs.
Van-
derlip,
alsi
gave
a
gift
t-j
-ach
cfm
Wa.s
thus
brought
to
a
4lo.se.
,
-NEIL.GILLESPIE.
Best
Poem
To
Win
$100
Prize
Award
TORONTO.
Dec.
12
0t
The
Women's
Canadian
Club
cf
Tor
onto
announces
its
annual
literary
contest
ih
which
a
prize
of
$100
is
awarded.
The
competition
Is
open
to
professional
and
nonprofessional
writers,
throughout
Canada.
This
year
the
contest
is
for
the
best
poem,,
which
may
t:
ke
the
form
of
a
sonneti
lyric,
ballad,
ode
or
narrative.
No.
lyric
is
to
exceed
25
lines,
and
no
poem
of
any
other
form
U
to
exceed
100
lines,
The
contest
Closes
February
15,
1945.
LONDON,
tt,
The
Empire
Rheumatism
Council
has
tested
ft
Russian
scrum
cure
for
rheumatoid
arthritis
but
f'he
results
obtained
do
not
Justify
a
favorable
vrdict,"
Health
Minister
II.
U.
Wllllnk
Has
advised
the
INTENDED
FOR
REVELRY
The
Chinese
Invented
gunpowder
not
as
d
weapon
for
but
as
a
lively
means
of
celebrating
holidays
and
festivals.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps.
13
THIS
AND
THAT
r
am.
Dec.
12,
1940
Hitler
reassert
Mil
.
ii'ii'Mivsii''.
"a
iffj
''
'2if'i-1
fJ'J
'iiliffIll
..
i
mmmm
'MMMM
THE
DAILY
NEWS
'Ignore
him-
he
Just
wants
to
give
me
your
seat."
FOUR
YEARS
AGO
IN
THIS
WAR
By
the
Canadian
Press
sembles
the
good
old
lively
campaigns
ed
confidence
in
Germany's
pow-
we
used
to
have
here
back
in
the
early
er
to
win
war.
Briton
govem-
days.
As
we
have
suggested
before
m5nt
rejected
Hoover
plan
to
we
hope
they
will
keep
the
fight
clean.
'
"
The
$JO,000
bus
bylaw
question
vies
with
the
aldermanic
and
school
trustee
contest
in
demanding
public
interest.
feed
German
-
occupied
areas,
ltritaln
granted
China
financial
aid
amounting
to
about
BIO
SUGAR
PRODUCER
Cuba
supplies
a
quarter
of
tho
world's
ugar
supply.
w
PRESIDENT
OF
MEN'S
CHOIR
S.
li.
l'racniry
Mrrlrtl
Head
of
Dry
Dock
Musical
-
Organization
On
Monday
evening.
Stephen
L.
Peachey
was
unanimously
elected
President
of
the
Dry
Dock
Male
Choir,
suceerdmg
J.
0).
Stewart
who
retired
after
serving
for
two
successful
terms.
Mr.
Peachey
has
been
associated
with
the
choir
from
the
time
it
was
instituted
and
has
been
active
in
local
musical
elides
for
many
years.
Choir
rehearsals
arc
held
in
Booth
Memorial
School
each
Monday
evening
and
membership
has
been
extended
to
include
any
menvber
of
the
Armed
Forces
and
civilians
who
may
b;
interested.
Adverti.se,
in
the
Dallv
News.
THE
REX
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Hualness
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
3
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
2vi
Avfnup
'Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
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2
X5!WVS??
v
wmmm
1926
About
1926
an
era
of
great
expansion
began
in
the
aviation
industry
on
tliis
continent.
During
tlie
following
eight
years,
networks
of
airlines
sprqatl
over
North
and
South
America.
Nickel
Steels,'
because
of
their
superior
strength
and
toughness,
were
used
for
crankshafts,
connecting
rods,
propeller
shafts,
gears
and
other
vital
parts
of
the
new
air
plane
engines..
Other
Nickel
alloys
were
used
to
give
longer
service
mm
m
1
fmMi
TUESDAY
MMtM.
TO
THE
.
iukb
ij,
ELECTORS
OF
PRINKM!
Ladies
and
Gentlemen:
I
desire
to
express
my
apprcetan
'
fact
that
you
have
seen
fit
to
elect
Z
of
Mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
vear
?
liVVIUlllltlrlVllt
I
shall
endeavour
to
work
for
tho
nm.
and
advancement
of
the
City
and
S0'lK
co-operation
of
each
and
every
citizen
M
2
year
19
15
be
a
prosperous
one.
H.
M.
DAGGETT
eena
Grocery
ACROSS
FROM
HOSPITAL
Wc
are
here
to
give
our
customers
the
best
of
service
Our
prices
arc
right
500
5th
Ave.
East
Phone
581
WAS
GEAftE
10
GOMSRCE
life
at
high
temperatures
when
exposed
to
corrosive
exhaust
fumes.
The
Canadian
Nickel
industry
throiigli
its
'research
laboratories'
and
rolling
mills,
gave
every
possible
assistance
to
the
aviation
in-dustry.
Thus
another
new
market
was
develop
to
help
takfc
the
place
of
war
markets
wiped
out
in
19
1
.
Today
Canadian
Nickel
Is
again
diverted
l
wr
pin-pones,
ami
ugaiii
the
industry
looks
t
j
,e
future
with
eonlideiice.
Tlans
are
ready
to
develop
ami
expand"
old
and
new
peacetime
markets,
n
that
Hie
Nickel
imhiHlry
may
continue,
lhn"8
'
its
own
initiative
itml
enterprise,
to
make
eii
greater
contributions
to
Canada's
welfare.
MONILN
THE
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED,
25
King
Street
West,
TO