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THE
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NEWS
Monday
septet
The
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News
PRINCE
BRITISH
RUPERT
COLUMBIA
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WOMEN
TO
es
next
with
meeting.
the
recorder
before
the
BOILERMAKERS
Died
Christian
Knutsen
Sea
Cadet
Orders
Class
9;30-
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Saturday
NAME
OFFICERS
K.C.S.C.C.
"CAPTAIN
COOK"
or:
During
the
meeting
Katherlne
second
Published
SEND
OUT
BOXES
Prltchard
was
initiated
and
Mrs.
Phil
Cazakoff
was
elected
recording
Christian
Knutsen,
age
62,
Cla
Every
Afternoon
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Comer's
.name
was
drawn
for
secretary
of
the
local
passed
away
at
his
home
at
336
TRAINING
STATU
Code;
Peia
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
.15
At
the
regular
bi-monthly
the
"Moose
Cash."
Boilermakers
and
Ironshipbuild-m'
9th
Avenue
East
Saturday
afternoon.
7:10
p.m.
Markers
and
band
and
ho
Rupert
Dally
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Limited.
Per
Month
.
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meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Chapter
The
meeting
adjourned
and
Union
at
a
meeting
yester
A
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by
trade,
Mr.
to
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Third
Avenue.
Per
Year...
$7.00
No.
211,
Women
of
the
Moose,
an
enjoyable
social
hour
was
day
afternoon,
replacing
Lloyd
aid;
se
Knutsen
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
7:15
Hands
fall
in.
O.
A.
HUNTER
month
.40
with
Senior
Regent
Kasper
in
spent
playing
court
whist
with
Howarth
who
has
Joined
the
city
Cla.s
By
Mail,
per
Tor
many
years,
lie
was
born
u
7:20
Prayers,
colors'
and
divi
Per
the
chair,
it
was
decided
to
Mrs.
G.
Mclntyre
winning
first
fire
department.
R.
Adcock
was
phore;
Managing
Editor
Per
Year
..
$4.00
send
boxes
to
the
husbands
and
prize
and
Mrs.
Olsen
receiving
named
to
a
place
on
the
executive
Norway
and
was
unmarried.
sions.
line.
sons
of
members
in
the
armed
the
consolation.
in
succession
to
O.
W.
Nelson
7:30
Hands
to
classes.
Class
kE
DAILY
EDITION
.
.
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forces
who
are
stationed
out
of
A
tasty
lunch
was
served
with
who
has'
joined
the
army.
and
line
ft-
Monday,
September
25,
1944
holder
of
the
lucky
ticket
No.
8:15
Stand
easy.
town.
Mrs.
Berthelet,
war
relief
a
gigantic
shaded
pink
Prank
Also
at
yesterday
afternoon's
Kit
rt.n
1801
being
John
Zizchuk.
Oeorge
Change
classes.
committee
chairman,
who
Selpa
'dahlia
from
Mrs.
A.
Tat-tersall's
meeting
the
drawing
was
conducted
Cias-
F
was
put
in
charge,
asked
members
garden,
-centering
the
for
a
radio
raffled
by
the
Stanton
presided
over
the
meeting.
9:05
Secure.
pass
and
helm
-f,
r-f.
EDITORIAL
to
leve
necessary
address-
table.
Boilermakers'
Athletic
Club,
the
9:20
Evening
tiuarters.
Morse
c
;de
St
UNPLEASANT
WAR
SITUATION
.
.
.
The
situation
in
China
is
an
unpleasant
feature
of
the
present
overall
war
picture.
In
their
effort
to
consolidate
their,
ill-gotten
territorial
gains
on
the
Asiatic
mainland
rather
than
to
essay
further
adventures
in
conquest
and
to
prevent
the
Allies
from
establishing
in
eastern
China
bases
for
air
attack
upon
the
Nipponese
home
islands,
the
Japanese
are
now
close
to
splitting
China
in
half.
Meanwhile,
the
Chinese,
already
so
many
years
under
the
physical
torture
of
a
cruel
war
of
aggression,
continue
to
suffer
and
valiantly
fight
on,
notwithstanding
the
difficulty
in
getting
adequate
aid
to
them.
That
aid,
however,
will
eventually
be
delivered
and
the
brave
nation
will
in
due
course
know
its
liberation,
possibly
not
so
long
after
Europe
is
freed
and
it
becomes
possible
to
turn
more
powerful
forces
of
freedom
to
her
rescue.
We
may
not
be
fully
appreciative
of
the
brunt
the
great
nation
of
the
Orient
with
her
teeming
millions
has
borne
in
a
war
that
has
been
going
on
so
much
longer
than
that
with
which
we
have
been
burdened.
Even
here,
the
war
in
the
western
Pacific
seems
somewhat
vague
and
strange
to
us.
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Following
retirement
from
the
naval
service
after
having
served
at
various
bases
since
early
In
the
war,
Captain
J.
R.
Elfert
returned
to
the
city
recently
and
will
presently
assume
the
duties
of
port
warden,
harbor
master.
...
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shipping
master
and
measuring
)
surveyor
of
shipping
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Department
of
Transport,
Ottawa.
Captain
El
fert
expects
to
take
over
the
ap
pointments
on
October
1.
The
total
annual
tea
exports
from
tea
exporting
countries
are
about
810,000,000
pounds.
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