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15
were
W.
M.
Watts
and
W.
J.
scow.
Bus
Line
Deal
Questionable
Indications
of
what
may
con-
$4.00
stitute
the
association's
plat
(form
were
revealed
in
discussion.
DAILY
EDITION
...
(W.
M.
Watts
told
the
meeting
Tuesday,
November
14.
1944
thJ
contemplated
purchass
ui
a
uiu
juic
uy
me
present
council
Is
"a
questionable
piecu
cf
business."
"It
is
most
untimely.
Privately
owned,
the
bus
line
might
oper-
The
late
Chauncey
Depew,
famous
American
sena-
ate
a
a
profit
but
it
is
question-to-yt
-eJi
Known
for
his
wit
as
for
his
skill
in
de-
"eJuttheoif
h?"-U
bateT
once
said
that
he
took
absolutely
no
exercise
He
added
"that
some
members
except
to
act
as
pall
bearer
for
his
friends
who
died,
of
the
council
were
committed
And-there's
a
good
deal
of
common
sense
behind
the
to
te
purchase
of
the
bus
line
flippancy
of
that
remark.
Your
heart
is
a
loyal
and
.
p15
mde
to
the
citizens
tireless
.organ,
but
there
comes
a
time
when
it
may
7iryewau3edePored
what
he
Object
to
overwork.
jermed
"lack
of
planning"
In
tru
.
Exercise
is
a
valuable
form
of
reactioninvaluable
administration
of
public
works
to
youth
and
useful
when
vouth
is
nastbut
whenland
utilities
by
the
present
o
,i
.
council.
Hiiuuic-ugc
ja
icatucu
luuuciuiiuu
in
uAeicise
is
insurance
on
having
more
years
to
enjoy
other
recreations.
Fortunately,
recreation
is
not
limited
to
any
one
tVDft
nf
npfivitV
TriPVP
nvo
Hrovilhr
Vmnrlrarla
nf
"That
is
a
thing
that
Is
of
great
Importance
to
the
future
of
the
city.
We
must
use
great
care
in
the
preparation
of
a
public
works
program."
.'r::'
;'
7::":u:TiJ.r:
red
;
wi
"'c
must
diuve
iu
muse
the
city
was
more
in
need
of
lm-
that
require
nothing
more
than
sitting
down
and
proved
streets
and
sidewalks
listening.
They
can
all
serve
the
useful
purpose
of
than
a
bus
line.
He
urged
the
relieving
mental
and
nervous
strain,
of
helping
to
apPUcatlon
waterproof
sur-recharge
the
human
"batteries''
and
giving
"zest
to
SVm
Sit
Z-liying.
bemi-active
and
non-active
recreations
avail-
gram,
able
to
all
include
hobbies,
attendance
at
sports
'
Thomas
Black
said
that
great-events,
attendance
at
or
more
direct
interest
in
musi-
er
co-opation
between
the
cit,
cal
or
dramatic
entertainments,
active
interest
in
S
deslrawf0'1"1
government
dlSCUSSlOn
Or
educational
groups.
I
"I
have
seen
evidence
of
lack
All
afford
diversion
a
change
of
activity,
and
the!
f
co-operation
which
has
cer-very
necessary
break
in
the
monotony
of
evervdav
'
tainly
been
detrimfntai
to
the
routine.
j
eity"
,le
declared.
"It
seems
.
.,
,
.
unreasonable
to.
that
the
me
Tf
i,i
.11
m
IX
older
people
do
not
confine
their
recreation
federal
government
shouia
witnm
tne
limits
of
their
strength
and
physical
con-
have
to
employ
an
order-in
union,
tne
resulting
strain
tears
down
rather
than
coune
to
mstai
a
measuring
builds
UP
their
recreation
fines
nn
frnnrlnncciiMv
device
in
the
city
water
main.
W
i
v
Mr.
Black
charged
that
the
Poison
Warfare
.
.
,
There
has
been
a
great
deal
of
talk
of
the
possibility
of
poison
gas
and
"of
''biological
weapons,"
the
use
of
germs,
being
employed
in
this
war.
But
it
is
not
generally
realized
that
tn
snmp
pvtpnt
nt
lonct
these
weapons'have
already
been
employed
by
Japan!
ijjaiusi
vllllia.
No
less
an
authority
than
Dr.
Thomas
Parran.
Surgeon-General
of
the
United
States,
is
-quoted
-as
saying:
"The
enemy
has
planned
and
in
my
opinion
will
use
bacterial
warfare
wherever
possible."
It
behooves
the
Allied
Nations
therefore
to
b,e
on
their
guard.
For
who
can
tell
whether
or
not
a
ueaperaie
uermany
will
employ
such
.methods
in
the
ttvest
as
wen
as
Japan
in
the
east.
do
tar
as
the
east
is
concerned,
definite
instances
are
cited.
In
the
book
"Japan's
Secret
Weapon,"
it
is
seated
that
recently
bubonic
plague
occurred
for!
the
fftrst
time
at
Ningpo,
Chekiang
province,
China.
AfterVvard
it
was
recalled
that
two
days
previous
to
the
outbreak,
which
claimed
99
lives,
Japanese
inauts
naucauereu
considerable
quantities
of
wheat
grains
over,
the
town.
About
the
same
time
three
Japanese
planes
scattered
wheat
and
rice
grains,
mixed
with
fleas
over
Chuhsien
district
in
the
same
province
and
there
too
the
bubonic
plague,
previously
unknown,
broke
out.
Some
months
later
Chanteh
in
Hunan
province
had
a
somewhat
similar
experience,
and
gram;,
examined
there
showed
"micro-organisms
resembling
plague
germs."
The
question
now
is:
To
what
extent
is
Japan
prepared
to
employ
such
methods?
Its
use
of
opium
m
the
effort
to
debauch
the
Chinese
population
is
well
known.
THE
DAILY
NEYTS
THIS
AND
THAT
mm
CANADA'S
VETERANS
ThefrfbstWiirOfiportomties
Thi.
u
Um
aioih
in
a
McU
e(
l.truwrntnu
la
alonn
lh
ptopU
f
CinJ
s(
plut
to
r.-.ubli.h
aua
.nd
omo
of
tht
atmd
toK,u
To
(et
tht
lull
dttU
uit
mod
rud
.nt
adv.nU4m.0c
that
that
u
U
uw""
trattotOT
POLLING
BOOTM
.......
y"
t
You're
sure
therein
no
trick
to
It
1
can
choose
any
name
I
please?'
present
council
lacked
a
"progressive
and
concerted"
program
In
regard
to
water,
sewers
and
streets.
There
is
also
too
little
being
done
in
regard
to
rehabilitation.'
he
declared,
"Rehabilitation:
is
not
merely
finding
work,
for
those
who
come
back
from
over-.
seas,
but
it
Is
also
to
maintain
employment
for
those
who
are
already
here.
We
must
particularly
look
into
the
future
of
thi
dry
dock."
Bniee
Mlckleburgh,
local
labor
Progressive
leader,
told
the
meVtiue
that
many
of
the
views
expressed
were
similar
to
his
.v
n.
He
said
that
his
party
was
vrprared
endorse
omdlda'ps
whom
they
felt
had
at
heartjhe
best
Interests
or
Prince
Rupert,
regardless
of
the
political
leanings
of
the
candidates.
Remembrance
Day
At
King
Edward
The
annua?
rbservance
of
Remembrance
Day
took
place
at
King
Edward
School
on
Friday
when
the
pupils
assembled
In
the
music
room.
An
impressive,
program
was
carried
out
by
the
pupils.
It
Included
singing
of
"O
Canada,"
"The
Lord
Is
My
Shepherd,"
"O
3od
Our
Help
in
A?es
Past,"
"Jerusalem"
solo
by
Isabelle
Taylor
and
the
National
Anthem.
Chora;
recitations
were
given,
"In
Flanders
Fields"
by
Division
I
and
"To
the
Fallen"
by
Division
II.
Jeanette
Halliday
recited
"I
Vow
to
Thee
My
Country."
A
brief
address,
the
subject
belnz
The
Symbols
of
Remembrance,"
was
given
by
the
principal,
Miss
z.
A.
Mercer.
PEWH
POUCT
CMMA'S
7.EHMENT
Iun.eed
w
.
rve
.ho
have
vo
women
and
Caruda'.
Szation
demands
a
gr.m
7
of
that
war
they
have
faced
possibility
.
pfhapj
long
Piod
J
needlng
their
Uv.
to
their
country
ana
wiu
j
illness,
.uffer
injury
or
0Pera"
B"
"
Krvice.
How
,
.
with
-ditay
to
c
ATM
F
NT
CONTINUINU
d
tKeir
OWM'c
,
v,
.Kirtv
thirty
davi
cay.
it
WlU.K
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lor.g
a
Itquucu,
n
NylUe
'
TREATMENT
PROTECTION
AFTER
related
conditioM-
TREATMENT
FOR
PENSIONERS
III
the
above
tmttunt
tanrftt.
Tfa
tU
joned
to
tttatmrnt
at
M
time
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tuVttive'
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the
PENSION
POLICY
lnt
,
.
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in
.warding
disability
ptnuont
to
that
tUy
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indent
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nemion.
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i-
Where
ervi
w
tii.ly
rendered
in
Canada,
the
diubihty,
in
order
to
be
pensionable.
mut
arise
out
of
thereby
wnuon
,
or
woien
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tervice,
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uj
.
AMOUNT
OF
Otfker
(Air),
are
the
eime.
fthaUowanc
rau.are$900ftrrr.$Wtow
2J
for
children.
If
a
".ant
23
of
the
100
Kt
not
cent,
he
receive
in
person
per
'
rate.
,
WIDOWS'
PENSIONS
fi(l
cbiu
i-
SESSION
OF
PARLIAMENT
(Continued
from
Page
1)
bers
aralnxt
73
for
all
other
parties.
The
C.CJ.
and
tht
Social
Credit
each
have
10
seats,
with
most
of
the
other
73
opposition
seats
held
b
Progressive
Conservatives.
El-
even
seats
are
vacant.
Mr.
King's
announcement
calling
parliament
was
submitted
j
to
the
cabinet
yesterday
and
It
1
understood
It
had
the
support
of
all
the
ministers
present.
There
I
have
been
persistent
rumors
that
other
cabinet
ministers
may
re
sign
in
support
of
Col.
Ralston
and
among
those
mentioned
In
this
connection
are
Navy
Minister
MacDonald
and
Finance
Minister
Ilsley.
Leaders
of
opposition
parties
have
Joined
in
demanding
thai
the
full
facts
of
the
Ralston
resignation
be
aired
to
the
public
C.C.F.
leader
M.
J.
Coldwell
a?k-ed
yesterday
that
parliament
be
summoned
immediately
to
discuss
reinforcements
and
Progressive
Conservative
leader
John
Bracken
said
last
week
that
the
Prime
Minister
has
to
quote
Mr.
Bracken
"betrayed
his
trust
and
deceived
both
the
Army
overseas
and
the
people
at
home."
Last
night
Mr.
Bracken
in
Winnipeg
called
on
the
government
to
"fulfill
Its
duty"
bv
makinz
the
Home
nftue
Army
available
Immediately
to
reinforce
the
Canadian
Army
overseas.
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CAFE
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attached
to
veterans
bureaus,
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independent
and
assistance
in.
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preparation
of
claim
and
before.
&
their
presentation
commission.
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of
work
or
lav
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the
assurance
of
f.y.L
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form
may
denen.l
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a
perfect
dessert
for
your
holiday
dinner
rich,
tasty
fruit
'cake
rilled
with
nuts
and
raisins-
it
will
melt
in
your
mouth.
We
have
pumpkin
ana
pies,
too,
with
crisp
crusts
nnd
delicious
fillings
i.
bu.
desserts
from
us
and
save
long
hours
in
the
Kltcn
VAN'S
BAKERY
611
3rd
Avenue
We
can
say
this
in
three
woiw
BUY
COAL
NOW!
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&
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