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EDITION
SLUSCnilTION
ItATKS
per
week
Facing
the
New
Tear
.
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.65
$7.00
'
,40
$4.00
Monday,
January
3,
1944
We
have
the
New
Ye?r
with
us
now
and,
thjs
be-ing
the
first
working
day,
it
is
timely
to
thin:
of
u"
nractical
and
realistic
things,
of
what
the
year
194
,...may
bring
to
the
world,
the
natipij
find
community,
J
how
each
of
us
may
be
affected
and
hpw
we
maj
act
in
the
welfare
of
ourselves
and
the
common
good,
'
.which
essentially
must
be
a
matter
of
importance
A
to
us
all.
;4
War
is.
of
course,
again
the
transcending
thought
whgpqfiil
and
desperate,
wondering,
with
no
sense
of
SfeceKtainty,
haw
things
were
gqing
to
come
.opt,
and
w,how
long
it
was
going
to
take
to
e.ven
clarify
the
qqt--
cpme.
Today
it
is
indeed
a
pessimistic
person
who
is
h
'
.
'
.
not
i,
,
fully
'
imbnQd
"v
with
,
the
confidence
.
,
of
mi.
victory.
We
all
know
now
that
we
are
going
to
win.
The
cqnsen
vsus,
it
appears'
safe
to
say
now,
is
that
the
(European
'phase
of
the
war
will
be
pretty
well
concluded
in
this
qy
Year
before
the
end
of
which
we
will
have
turned
more
attention
to
pur
Japanese
enemies
In
the
'Pacific
who
may
be
more
difficult.
With
the
military
phase-of
international
situation
showing
definite
.signs
of
clearing,
.it
is
natural
that
people
are
beginning
to
concern
.themselves
very
'generally
and
very
seriously
with
the
economic
phase
which
will
continue,
possibly
even
more
seri-
Indeed,
despite
the
difficulty
pf
approximating
the'
remaining
time
of
duration
of
the
conflict,
there
are
even
new
signs
of
an
economic
backwash
setting,
in.
War
industries
are
laying
off
men
and
women
and
it
is
suggested
that
the
laying
off
process
may
be-'
cqme
more
general.
Of
course,
as
long
as
the
warj
Jasts,
there
will
probably
be
plenty
pf
work
although
j
the
choice
fpr
the
wprkers
may
not
be
so
good.
In
j
other
words,
there
will
be
a
tendency
towards
work-i
choosing
what
they
want.
For
many
people
the
boom
has
passed
its
peak
jukI
it
is
time,
in
their
pwn
.ests,
to
think
praqtically
of
what
the
immediate
future
has
to
hold
for
them.
Here
ip
Prince
Rupert
it
also
behooves
us
tp
dq
.serious
planning
of
our
interests,
ppth
community
and
private.
For
many
of
us
the
boom
has
beep.
disconcerting
owiiig
to
the
sudden
new
volume
of
pres
sure
on
a
cpnununity
organization
which
was
far!
pejow
adequacy
to
meet
it.
Some
may
think
that
1944
ftvill
see
an
off
trend
in
war
activity.
','On
the
other.
iSk
A
jhand,
the
intensification
of
the
war
against
Japan
j
'Y,
the
enlargement
of
the
offensive
in
the
Pacific!
jpay
well
have
the
effect
pf
making
this
place
even!
-more
active.
However,
it
also
behooves
us
to
trive
some
con-
isideratiqn
of
how
we
shall
he
and
how
we
might
plan,
even
under
the
erratic
present
prospects,
to
meet
the
postwar
situation.
An
important
and
pipst
necessary
job
afer
the
war
will
be
to
rehabilitate
and
repair
the
community
and
make
it
once
again
a
worthwhile
place
in
which
to
Jive.
We
have
been
working
hard
here
in
Prince
Rupert
and
many
have
.prospered
as
thev
contributed
v
'P
the
war
effort.
The
epd
of
the
war
will
bring
the
r
'
start
of
the
peace
effort
in
which
there
will
also
be
v)ienty
to
tlo
although
it
might
not
appear
as
emer-F
gent
or
spectacular.
tr
There
is
every
reason
to
anticipate
that
the
year
944
may
prove
a
gratifying
one
in
ipany
ways.
In
C;.
the
final
phases
of
the
war
it
may
bring
us
many
trials
aiid
sprrows.
It
d.oes
not
bear
the
prospect
of
V
an
lt,eal
year
.by
any
means
but
it
should
bring
fwa
better
measure
of
goqd
things.
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to
the
Dally
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osewhere.)
NAVY
Eby.
and
so
much
depends
upon.its
unpredictable
progress
;
Krf
William
E&thV
Earl
..
and
direction
that
it
is
difficult
to
estimate
the
fu-,
wiiiiwa
p.
-akjns.
lure
anu
lay
puius
iu
ineta
sHV?i-t"?
."jMM
mic
baffling
in
anticipation.
A
year
ago
we
were
still
in
the
depths,
alternately
Peter
D.
Allen.
Charles
Anderson.
Harold
Anderson.
Stanley
Anderson.
John
Armstrong
Jr.
Robert
Armstrong.
Don
Arncy.
W.
Q.
Barker.
Emtle
lilaln.
John
Bowman
William
'
Bremner.
Bernard
Bridden.
George
J.
Brown.
Hai
old
Bunn.
John
Bunn.
.Hugh
Burbank.
Tonj'
Bussanlch.
Russell
Cameron.
William
Gordon
Calderwood.
Robert
H.
Capsnck.
Dpuglas
Chrijtlson.
Sydney
Crbxford."
Vincent
Dodd.
John
Dohl
Robert
Diiirgan.
Donald
Eastman.
Elmer
Eburne.
Melvln
Eburne.
Robert
L.
Eby.
LYtnia
iwinnje)
Exley.
Bernard
txiriune.
Terry
Fortjnp;
Gordon
Fraser
Mitchell
oay.
Efner
R.;Green.
James
Greer.
Lester
Gamble.
Terry
Grlmble.
Ian
Grlmssori."
'
John
Grimsion.
Hazen
Hanklnson.
Raymond
lldiigan.
Bill
Hunter:
Foster
Husoy.
Peter
Husoy.
Tom
Johnstone.
.Perry
Knutson.
James
a.
Laurie.
Jack
R.
Laurie.
Richard
Leighton.
Jautoft
Leland.
Fred
Lewis'.
Tilly
R.
Lloyd.
.
Bruce
Love.
Ted
Mills.
Harry
Monkley.
William
Murray.
William
H.
Murray.
Dartiel
MeDonald:
Jack
"Macfie.
Robert
McKay.
Robert
McLean.
Normart'
MeLeod.
David
McMeekln.
David
McNab.
Robert
McNab.
John
D.
McRae.
Charles
Ormliton.
Gordon
Parkin.
Doulds
Payne.
Albert
M.
Phillipson.
Clement
J.
phillipn.
Bud
Ponder.
Magne
Rabben,
David
Ritchie.
Jack
Ritchie.
Robert
Ritchie
Harry
Robb.
Jeffrey
H.
Robinson.
Rnhert
Roy.
'
Arthur
Saunders.
Bud
Skattebol
Stanler
Scherk.
J
D.
Schubert.
Anion
simimdson.
,
Bruce
Simuhdson.
Melvin
Skalmerud.
John
Skdg.
Carl
pmipi.
Malcolm
Smith.
Ralph
Smith.'
Walter
Smith.
Carl
Strand.
Orme
Stuart.
Charles
Sunberg.
James
Taylor.
IHge
Valen.
Stanley
Veitch.
Sid
White.
Robert
Whiting.
Oscar
'Wlneham.
George
YuleT
4
Jack
Yule.
Jack
gtorrie.
ARMY
John
Armstrong
Sr.
Louis
Astoria.
Jack
Balfour.
Eric
Barton.
Beatrice
Berner.
William
(Sonny)
Beynon.
Louise
Bird.
Walter
Bird.
Norman
Blackhall.
Donald
Blake.
Raymond
Bracewell.
Ronald
Bracewell.
'
William
Brass."
J.
W,
Brlddcn.
Earl
Brochu.
Alfred
Calderone.
Jack
Campbell.
Doriald
Clark'
Edward
'Clark.
Jim
Colussi
Mike
Colossi.
Frank
Comadlna.
Grant
Cove,rdale.
Bert
Cross.
"
Walter
Cross.
Charles
Dennis.
Thpmas
Dennis.
Paul
Dvornck.
R.
C.
II.
Durnford.
George
Dybhavn.
Malcolm
Elder.
Whitfield
Elder.
Frank
Elliott.
William"
Garllck.
James
Garllck.
John
Gates.
.Ralph
QUUes.
Andrew
Glover.
William
aomez.
Darrow
Gomez.
Earl
Gordon.
Edward
aosnell.
Thomas
W.
Graham.
Burton
Green.
RdIio
Gurvldi.
James
Hadden.
Phylls
Hamblln.
L.
J.
R.
Hayns.
R.
H.
A.
Haynes.
K,
C.
W.
Haynes.
E.
D.
Head,
David
Henderson.
Howard
Hlbbard.
Frank
E.
Hodgklnson.
Harold
Hodgson.
David
Houston.
Robert'
Houston.
Percy
Hudson.
William
Hutson.
Robert
Johnson.
Walter
Johnson.
,
S.
D.
Johnston.
,
T.
D.
Johnston.
Nick
Kurulok.
Matilda
Larscn.
Everett
R.
Lectr.
Pierre
LeRoss.
Clarence
Loviu.
a.
P.
Lyons.
-Danny
Magnet.
George
Marchlldon.
Murill
Mathews.
Steve
Mentenko.
Michael
P.
McCaffcry
Kennelh
McCrihimon.
John
C
McCubbln.
Norman
McGlashan.
Artjiur
Alistalr
Macponald
Ian
Macdonald.
Jack
McEvoy.
Alex
McFarlane.
Victor
Miller.
Robert
Montgomery.
Michael
D.
Montesano.
Ford
Moran
Jack
Moran
,
James
Moran.
John
K.
Murray.
Edith
Mttrb.
Joseph
Naylor
Leoiiard
Ness.
Donald
Norton
Kavid
W.
Oland.
Valter
Pt-iklns.
Enill
Perlstrom.
Peter
Peterson.
Arthur
Phillips.
William
A.
Pilfold
Jr.
L.
c.
R.
Raabe.
4
Ernest
Ratchford.
Robert
Rudderham.
Olav
Rysstad.
William
Scherk.
Tliomas
Scully.
Bob
Shrubsall.
Thomas
Sibley.
Glenn
Smith.
W-
D.
Smith.
j
Hugh
J.
Smith.
James
Smith.
Douglas
stalker,
Albert
Stiles.
James
Sudcn.
Irene
Sully.
Jane
Taper.
L.
V.
Tattersal.
James
Taylor.
Arnold
Tweed.
J
Jack
Unwin.
Rodney
Valpy.
Allan
Biiir
Vance.
Martin
van
Cooteji,
.
Clarence
Vaujhan.
Stanley
Vlckerman.
Robert
VucTcovich.
Clifford
Wanamaftet.
Jack
Wearmauth'.
William
White.
4
T.
J.
Williams.
James
Wood.
Harry
R.
Wrathall.
Kenneth
E.
Wrathall,
A
I
It
FOKCE
Ronald
Allen.
Harry
Astoria
Alrx
Balllie.
Howard
Beale.
Marcel
Blaln;
J.
F.'
Bouzek.
'
J.
J.
Bouzuk.
J.
V.
Bouzek
Peter
Brass"
4l
Alan
Burbank.
Denis
William
Burnlp.
Jean
R.
Cameron.
Pefer
Cartwrlght.
Elmer
Clausen.
s
Iris
Corbould.
Jack
Corbould.
Eddie
Crosby.
Ray
Crosby.
.
Lilian
Crpxford.
James
Currie.
Arthur
Davey.
John
W.
Davey.
Pat
Deane.
Victor
Dell.
Jack
Eastwood.
Donald
Ebv,
'
'
Victor
Field.
Clarence
FinJey.
Albert
Flaten.
Hugh
L.
Forrest.
Thomaa
Forrest.
Louis
Orlln
Glay.
William
Hadden
(missing).
Harry
Hamilton.
Elmore
Hanklpspn.
Lawrence
Hansen.
Aryld
Hansen:
Harold
Helgerjpn.
Robert
Henderson.
Helge
Holke.tad.
Mike
Hudema.
John
P.
Johnson.
Sam
Jurmaln;
Robert
Keteey.
Francis
W.
Leask.
Kam
Y.
Lee.
Alan
LelRhton
(missing).
Harold
Leverett.
Donald
Llewellyn.
John
Lindsay.
Albert
Mali.
Cedrlc
Mah.
George
R.
Mayer.
Henry
Mayer.
Hector
W.
Macdonald,
Isobel
Mackenzie.
Molly
Mackenzie.
Don
McCavour.
Richard
Mills'.
Herbert
Morgan.
tRalph
Morln.'
Kay
Nickerson.
Edward
M.
Ormhelra.
Paul
Postoiu.
Ernest
Banturbane.
ICen
Schubert.'
WilUm
Shrubsall.
Robert
811ver$l4es.
Edd,le
SmHh.
Rpbert
Taper.
James
Joseph
Thompson.
John
A.
Walter.'
'
T
WillUm
H.AVilson.
Henry
"VYorsfbJd.
:
U.S.
ARMY
Chester
B.
Ciapp.
George
A.
Glay.
Richard
Moore.
Mary
McCaffery.
Thomas
W.
Pierce.
U.S.
NAVY
Howard
frizzell,
Made
supreme,
sacrifice.
State
of
Dead
Is
Interpreted
AGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MONDAY.
JANUARY
1,
t
If
the
story
pf
the
Rich
Man
and
Lazarus
Is
accepted
literally
Uep
.at
dfath
man
is
oonvevd
billy
to
a
piace
of
bliss
p
lormeht
said
BTvanglllst
Balmer
Jast
evening
in
the
Oddfellow
Hall.
The
speaker
said
that
.h-llferpl
Jnte
xetaUon
was
unor
thodox
and
un
scriptural.
It
wa"
a
jrarable
given
by
Jeus
teach
that
wordly
weal'h
a:
fiulowmenls
alone
did
no;
i
title
anyone
to
the
Kingdom
oi
hsaven
nor
would
poverty
de
bar
anyone
from
heaven.
It
was
a
well-selUed
rule
of
Hikrpretatin,
said
Mr.
Balmer
put
no
parable
should
be
used
as
a
bais
for
doctrine
The
:eachlivg
of
scrlptu.e
was
that
when
a
man
ditd.
"he
ritturn-to
dust,
his
breath
goeth
forth
In
that
verj'
day
his
thcunhn
perish".
David
Informs
us
that
there
is
no
remembrance
of
qod.
The
speaker
produced
many
texts
of
scripture
to
the
effect
that
the
dead
were
unconscious
In
their
graves
until
Ok
insurrection.
Not
a
soul
that
tver
lived
on
earth
was
In
heaven
without
a
body.
Man
illd
not
have
Inherent
immortality.
'It
was
bestowed
at
the
resurrection
of
the
Juit
according
to
Pauls'
letter
to
the
Corinthians.
K1TSELAS
;
Captain
and
Mrs.
William
Moore
of
Canyon
City
on
the
Naas
River,
where
they
are
officers
of
the
Salvation
Army,
and
their
tow
children
returned
home
last
week
following
a
visit
to
Kltselas
village.
I
Mrs.
Abel
Oakes
and
two;
daughters
of
Hazelton
returned
'home
last
week
after
a
vUlt
at
Kitselas
with
Mr.
Oakes'
brother,
Adjutant
Mark
G.
Mr
Kay.
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
McKenzle
and
two
childlren
were
home
to
spend
Christmas
and
New
Year
season
In
the
village.
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Hed
Sockeye
Salmon
and
llrrrlng
In
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
actk't
etTlf
but
will
be
back
on
jout
irocer's
shelf
soon
as
conditions
permit.
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TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Waypolnti,
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and
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Charlotte
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and
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Japanese
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potitionv
oil
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Beach,
Makln
Island.
The
beach
positions
are
blaziu
from
direct
hits
made
by
American
naval
Iorc.
Afcdium
taik
luiyc
already
reached
the
shore
and
are
buUy
cleaning
oijt
cnerny
machine-gun
positions.
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