i.
PAOE
FOUR
PAY
LESS
FOtr)
mil
WHY
PAY
MORE?
TRUE
STORIES
Should
Maintain
Preference
Says
Log
Executive
VANCOUVER.
Jury
tft-Wtth-.
ut
the
continued
British
Empire
preference
and
free
entry
into
j
ihe
United
States.
British
Col-
umoia
s
share
01
the
world
s
lumber
market
may
decline,
accord
ng
to
evidence
presented
to
the
'Sloan
Forestry
Commission
by
;
Major
L
R.
Andrews,
manaeer
.1
tne
traae
extension
ceparc--"ent
of
the
British
Columbia
Lumber
k
Shingie
Ma.nula.ctur-rs
Association.
Br
it
u
h
Colombia
supplied
249
;f
the
TJnUed
Kingdom's
lumber
imports
in
1939
and
90
of
Ans-tralia's.
Major
Andrews
believes
that
a
three-way
aareerrtrat
may
be
:rec;td
between
Canada,
th
Cr'ted
Kindn
and
the
United
u:es
whereby
all
three
coun-.r.es
v-.i:
benefit
in
accordance
With
the
principles
of
the
war-.jne
i-D
-operative
compacts,
but
..a:
ivme
form
of
tariff
protee-.
.jn
wui
be
needed
to
assure
a
Flier,
Soldier
Are
Casualties
Two
central
and
northern
Bri-1
ttsh
Colrnrrbia
men
are
listed
in
Ike
latest
R.CAT.
and
Canadian
i
Irmv
nicn'tv
lictc
rMtMl
tv.
'
day.
Missinf
on
active
serried
after
air
operations
is
Sergeant
John
Albert
Bergeron.
R.CAJ..
whose
lather,
A.
J.
Bergeron,
Hves
af
Pouce
Coupe.
B.C
Private
Andrew
Jackson
Cole-
HISTORY
REPEATS
Lafayette
College,
in
Pennsylvania,
nearly
had
to
close
durine
the
American
Civil
War
because
m-irket
ic
the
British
Isles
for
B
situation
Major
Andrews
fore-
C
lumber
mrtewof
the
threat
of
saw
a
demand
for
lumber
ex
.umpeliuon
from
continental
feeding
the
supply,
although
.a
Europe
after
the
war.
later
period
of
over-nreduettei
12
THE
DAILY
NEWS
W.D.
Head
At
Ottawa
HUM
Officer
Graham,
Pur-merly
of
Trine
Kuprrt,
Directs
Alrwv
men's
Council
Scheme
OTTAWA.
July
19
Hht
hundred
R.CAJ1.
airwomen
in
wartime
Ottawa
are
learning
a
let-
bank,
serving
with
a
Brittsh
Coi-
son
in
democracy.
Under
the
umbia
regiment
is
listed
as
in-
supervision
of
Flight
Officer
Jured.
His
mother.
Mrs.
Minnie
Marten
Graham
ot
Saskatoon
of-Oolebank,
lives
at
Hixon.
BC.
j
fer
aramanding.
they
Tut:
I
their
own
show"
at
Princess
USE
FOR
EVERYTHING
Alice
Barracks,
their
home
lor
A
good
fish
scraper
can
be.
the
duration.
They
have
a
voice
made
out
of
some
soft
drink
.
in
how
their
barracks
Mill
w
run
bottle
caps
that
are
naBed
to
a
,
what
they
wkl
have
for
Sunday
ic
out
scrubbing
brush
army.
wtthout
wearing
tunics,
to
pace
p
In
an
anaiysis
of
the
post-war
was
Inevitable.
OF
CANADIAN
WAR
HEROES
CORDON
SINCLAIR
lm
trrnmtionollr-fa
mta
Journalist
mnH
ami
fcw
of
trtrrml
britrUinf
Six
DAYS
LATER
Y
HEN
the
Hitler
line
va
smashed
before
the
fall
ofRorae,
Canadians
VT
niahed
it.
Si
war
heading
thoee
Cunadiam
m
i
Cordons,
the
43th
Iliahlaiiders.
Canada's-
Guy
Incredible,
but
true,
is
the
adtenture
of
Lieutenant
Norman
Ballard,
an
Ontario
ditinily
itudeut,
durine;
that
ictor.
Ilallard's
company
had
knocked
out
four
anti-tank
cum,
two
armored
car,
numerous
pill
Ixnc,
a
tank
and
a
howitzer,
then
advanced
through
a
fon-frt
of
oak.
liejoiid
lay
a
uheatCeld
and
the
Highlanders
pushed
through
that
grain
in
the
confidence
that
another
regiment
as
vith
them.
But
they
ere
alone!
Leading
his
platoon
of
21
men,
Ballard
was
ahead
of
the
main
battalion
v
hen
39
Nari
Miim
and
machine
gunner
opened
fire
from
a
fortified
ridge.
Ballard's
runner
fell.
Seizing
the
Mounded
man's
rifle,
the
officer
charged
through
broken
wire.
Hie
rifle
was
empty.
Ballard
didn't
hate
a
single
thell.
He
tofced
the
empty
rifle
away,
then
raced
up
hill
and
through
the
wire,
toward
the
enemy.
Ballard,
alone
and
unarmed,
kicked
four
Nazi
snipers
in
the
teeth,
eyes
and
no-e
until
they
raised
their
hands
in
t-quealiug
surrender.
Seventeen
of
his
21
men
were
able
to
pelt
forward
and
help
their
officer.
On
the
way
they
killed
nine
Germans
wounded
twice
as
many,
raptured
the
ridge
and
held
it
four
hours
until
they
made
another
ad
mice.
Counting
the
four
snijers
Ballard
kicked
into
surrender,
prisoners
numbered
30
and
Nazi
dead
were
nine.
Hie
rasualtie
(
the
Highlanders
numbered
mm
en,
of
whom
three
will
lite
to
fight
again.
Borne
fell
tix
days
later.
In
F
rtlTlCOy
in
Sta1yt
in
the
muNrf
mlr
offensive
orer
Germany,
mnlH
the
Uifh
trot,
Canadian
arret
are
rioting
in
for
the
kill.
All-out
production
of
hifh-tett
alcohol,
ettenlial
to
maLiugeplo$ire;
eynthetic
rubber
and
other
titmd
trmr
material
that
it
the
only
objective
of
the
management
and
men
of
L'.O.L.
until
final
xictory
it
ourt.
And
"all-out"
production
it
rut
glittering
generality
here
alcohol
for
tictory
pourt
front
tkit
tmr-grared
plant
without
a
moment't
paate,
ttcenty-four
hourt
a
dayeiery
day
in
tlte
year.
More
titan
any
similar
plant
in
Canada.
In
1921,
i
).D.L.
eommtorrd
operation!
at
iU
pretest
lacttioa
ea
tie
laaka
tJL
tbe
Frrr
River.
Twiay,
titer
tma
devtiet
J
fvnustrnt
fmerem
vita
Kmlm
erei
of
luodrrn
building
asd
equipment-
w
ond
to
ikone
in
tie
DonuAioa.
it
U
Weatcra
Canada's
uttly
inde(eiMlent
dialilier.v.
mSP
UNITED
IMSTII,I,i:ilS
LTD.
INDUSTRIAL
ALCOHOL
DIVISION
VANCOUVER
AND
G
KIM
Sit
Y,
CANADA
cycle
htkes
and
to
entertain
ment
of
the
Dominion,
the
"internal
government"
is
democ
racy
at
work
Flight
Officer
Gra-
(
bam
was
asked
to
be
honorary
,
president
of
jovernor
general
j
but
she
does
not
preside
over
I
counr
meetings.
Motions
en-
i
dcrsed
by
council
are
brought
U'
i
racks
once
a
month.
To
the
sessions
of
"the
house"
the
eounciatars
brine
reeanMMst-
mhu
,
rat
w:thin
their
scope
Each
Sergeant
is
assigned
to
a
wing
.s
honorary
advisor
They
art
tr.e
"senators."
This
plan
of
self
administration
for
the
barracks
was
the
:viea
of
Flight
Officer
Marlon
Graham
and
approved
by
the
wo:
king
under
wartinv:
AVOID
"
"GARDENERS
KNEE
.n
.
n
1m
i
Victory
gardeners
can
make
i
her
rjr
her
official
Weaarng
a
jjr,''
rciuexauiurr
oi
uir
n.bAT
When
she
appreves.
tne
measures
are
posted
in
every
section
cf
the
barracks.
Sergeant
Isabel
Turpin
of
Wia-r
peg
as
president
of
the
Air-womes
s
Council,
is
"prime
min-s"t
and
presides
at
the
meetings.
The
giris
elect
their
o-counciliors
their
Members
ot
i
Parliament
from
tbe
18
wing'.
or
oonaiitaetvaes"
in
the
bar
ssJaju
fiwuan
tK.
ir
MMtitcu,nt
I
"twill
rmf
ine
airwomen
and
airwomea
oan
wuuaai
p
Bknu
arm
JUhl.
fnr
mUetlam
I
MarUn
Brtkara
ine
voters
nave
oesinne
neas
Btmani
about
what
teey
want
in
privileges.
Where
a
councillor
tails
to
represent
her
"cocwtttuenU'
adequately,
she
Is
accorded
a
want
of
confWence
vote,
and
mast
"go
to
the
country"
and
ceek
re-election.
During
this
period,
she
foregoes
her
former
pilHIisjea.
Oouneiliors
m
good
standing
art
given
the
privileges
erdsnar
By
accorded
sergeant
they
have
special
"late
passes''
and
The
eonc
Hints
eiect
three
of
their
number
to
act
as
d.
rectors
m
atajsdinc
committees
on
enter
-
taanawnt.
TeereaUon.
and
meat-
issg.
These
work
together
m
yuaaotaf
barracks
dances,
par-tfea,
and
oatings-
Eaeh
barrack
Mock,
or
"wine'
represent
a
proemee
Bach
bioct:
lltas
two
corporals
whose
duty
tt
IS
to
supervise
tne
wing.
They
are
reaponssbie
for
the
conduct
within
the
"pforince'"
crearinneas,
dsterpMne,
and
quiet
after
lights
out
The
corpora
Ii
work
in
direct
habon
wrth
Section
Officer
Mor-
CLUE
TO
CHARACTERS
Vlagellan
named
the
Mariana
Islands
that
he
discovered
tr
1521.
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isle
of
th.eves.-
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Off
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rav-jn-
tog
and
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requiremer.u
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audit,
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ether
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Harry
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Robert
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James
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Stuart
Robert
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James
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Rudolph
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Henry
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V.K
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Cheater
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W
Pierre
Ernest
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r.a.
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Viola
May
Dybharn
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Buprema
Bacrlrica
red-bunded
cap
u!
the
genera
officer
At
Acta
f
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laghnrut
the
Scuii'V.:.
Hir;.
landers
of
C'Htmda
u
Vain
jvc
unit,
he
ah
.wed
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wu-.
clt-cratad
as
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umpired
leader:.
hip
a
k.
nun
Hi'
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TV
j
MAJ-CEX.
a
M.
IIOFFME1STEK
'awarded
a
Jar
Officer
Willa
Walker.
M3Z
of
Fhe
years
of
war
transformed
,
iSSSS.
of
"tit
aflorw
r.ver
u
xwuau.
sniwi
n
n
,
ijervrani
ziournrtabcr
itwu
m
iy
sion
officer,
is
enthusiastic
about
;
manager
of
a
Vancouver
vaacouver
born
the
pln
and
watches
the
pro-
j
lumber
firm
soidiertng
on
the
'
w
Kress
of
the
council
with
interest.
ddeto
-
major-general
com-1
JJJL,
JotuwU
I
tlight
Officer
Graham
was
;
manding
a
division
of
Ihe
Can-:
g,
one
f
the
firat
women
cm-
,olan
Corps
which
tracked
iwateiuu
miioaed
in
the
K.C-A.K.
and
jOustav
and
HWfrIJw
to
lUj
and
on
the
S,
P.
guns
call
him
eung
in
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tamed
by
the
cncillor.altea,
of
.n.
home
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him
for
Ws
easy
smile
and
his
confidence-oreedlng
habit
'
popping
in
where
the
tighUug
j-the
thickest
to
help
ic
directtm-of
operation
-or
just
t.
s-hei'-i
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Tnev
like
htm
t,.
:
Cbtamed
fuU-length
mirrors
to;
l";'
k'n
pad
out
of
asj
wearing
a
black
beret
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b,:
their
rroarters
alpbabetteal
ten-
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M
tasluoii
covered
wr.b
wirai
ia
iribot
u
his
old
Hi;-nhnw
iUL
and
addrUon&i
fur.
oikioih
land
unit
'
instead
of
the
usux
nlshings
The
latest
project
en-
corsed
by
the
council
la
a
magazine
for
all
airwomen
in
Ottawa
Probably
tneir
barracks
is
the
first
to
adopt
a
system
of
government
"by
the
air
amen
for
the
airwomen."
The
iargest
single
unit
R
CAT.
barracks
in
Canada,
the
residence
has
housing
capacity
for
00
and
acMotn
has
less
than
775
on
strength.
According
to
Flight
Officer
Graham,
who
was
formerly
at
rw4
n
..
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A.
v.
-
-
w.
i
"like
a
miHioB
doDars.
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war
p
AUaa
Patterned
after
the
govern-
j
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ffa
PRINCE
RUPERT
HONOR
ROLL
Lbt
of
Local
Men
and
Women
on
Active
Service
Are
TOO
rtapaaatblc
for
aomruuc'i
aaate
cuX
la
Uila
list
(6t
eauy
fun
rlambrr)
N.tVY
I
SUnler
Aaaarauo
Robert
AnnamMC
Prad
a.
Barwtr
Van
Arary
Td
Araey
W
a
Barker
tatlte
Wain
Joba
Boaaa
vmuam
Brnurr
JaaMa
Bryaat
I
Harold
Boaa
I
Joan
Buna
Hags
Burkaak
Tony
Busaaak
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CaMi
nrr;iil
1
Robert
H
OacwUtk
LMuaiaa
caraaai
Wtlllun
J
rinrainai
Syaner
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of
at:
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ii.
Oen
H
f
l
id
In
pubt
re
He
jujnefl
ww
cumnn-1937
rte
SeafMrl
li
in
.peaine
U-
ana
openeu
tnc
.
.he
pioneered
went
OVrrseas
he
be.
ume
Ueut
tin
for
airwomen
at
teth-
of
Rome.
wlenant
roktite!
comniand.ni
h
bridje.
SakatHn
and
Prtuce
i
At
37.
he
became
the
only
"
1M,
it
..
Itiiwt.
Canadian
general
in
the
MMl'ln,,
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1
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f
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j
r
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MfrmnMn
theatre
not
of
the
'
Her
Ottawa
assignment
tr"'1!"
P
u
!T
taiiui
kirLlD
icmrnTerTc
.Me
,
om..i-he
s
,
,.
email
piece
of
wood
or
a
worn-,omner
ana
now
many
aaam
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wHfa
euthtis-
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'
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u.
n
,w
b,
at
tney
wm
nave
eaen
mi.
,
Today.
Aira
Ip
wcstandmg
and
Vh
raBk
"nk
earlvln
to
Itort
N
sna
Their
govemnient
is
the
Air-
Uiree
IIM(lMu
as
officer
r""
iSbTr
iimi
,
m
a
womens"
Oauacil.
to
which
they
cumswindi.
she
U
tisppy
to
re-
"L
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'
M
.
,
tiuii
he
had
been
promoted
eiect
councillors
to
repreceat
ao
h
weB."
She
has
made
them.
Recent
"legislation"
eb-
cxiawa
a
Hr
active
to
hundreds
so
many
students
joined
the
airwomen
to
eat
in
the
me&s
hail
ana
ii
1
ed
t;
tlii
m
general
m
'
'-ision.
su
m
M
Tom.'i
m
.int.
Q'j
C'.nimand'-'
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wi'.
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ter
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1
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ACCRA
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reiitlon
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.
Kupcrt
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Newsstand
Centrally
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and
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St.,
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CJ'Jt.
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A
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line
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magaainet
and
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tobacco,
novel
-ties
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stationery.
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