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Thursday,
November
2,
1944
EDITORIAL
A
Developing
Issue
...
The1,
federal
government
is,
apparently,
develop
'
j
-
-
ing
a;
compromise
plan
tor
the
use
of
manpower
iiyiiwiy
Liie
wars
cturuau
inus
iar
ym
De
nemoDi-lized
on
a
"first-in
first-out"
basis
and
'will
be
given
the
choice
of
re-volunteerintr
f
or
the
fierht
with
Japan
quate
ibrovision
will
be
made
for
them
in
their
ve-
turn
td
civil
life
and
economy.
If
jHtawa
does
.finally
decide
to
proceed
along
the
liij;
now
indicated
of.disposing
of
the
manpower
it
has
under
arms,
it
will
certainly
be
expected
to
lay
it$
plans
very
definitely
in
regard
to
the
treatment
of
the
real
soldiers
on
their
home
'comiAg.
Thejjnanner
in'
Which!manpofer
is
to
be
disposed
of
in
the
Completion
of
the
wai
is
developing
into
a
majorjipolitical
issue
and
will
probably
be
the
de-termininc:
factor
unon
which
the
cominn-
federal
p1-
ectionis
fought
be
the
contest
before
or
after
the
war.
S
,
3
The.
resignation
of
Col.
J.
L.
Ralston
as
minister
of
national
defence
as
an
outcome
of
the
cabinet
crisis
in
the
Home
Defence
Army
issue
is
much
to
be
regretted
for
Col.
Ralston
has
always
been
regarded
as
one
of
the
towers
of
strength
of
the
Mackenzie;
King
administration.
Ketchikan
Paper
Steps
Out
.
.
.
The
Ketchikan
Alaska
Chronicle
is
to
be
congratulated
on
the
splendid
special
40-page
paper
it
has
recently
published
as
a
protest
edition
against
the
move
at
Washington
to
recognize
the
claims
of
the
Indians
to
territorial,
rights,
which
recognition
might
Jiave
serious
and
'widespread
effects
on
every
phase
f)f
commercial,
industrial
and
civil
interest
in
the
territory.
.
The
special
edition,
while
primarily
designed
in
the
nature
of
an
ambitious
protest
issue,
is
in
fact
a
compendium
of
latest
information
about
Alaska
and,
as
such,
should
prove
of
muh
value
as
a
promotion
scheme
and
a
reference
document.
The
industries
and
resources
of
the
territory
are
comprehensively
described
and
illustrated.
t
Fine
advertising
support,
of
course,
has
nlayed
an
important
part
in
making
the
effort
possible.
8S
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LTD.,
Vancouver,
Canada
IS
BACK
FROM
NANAIMO
MEET
Local
Y.M.C.A.
Man
Tells
of
Recent
Army
Competitions
At
Island
City
The
army's
Pacific
Command
"tabloid
sports
meet"
held
-
at
Nanaimo
Saturday
was
a
model
of
efficient
organization
and
an
impressive
trial
of
all-round
sports
ability,
Frank
Watson,
Y.M.C.A.
sports
supervisor,
who
led
the
20
-man
Prince
Rupert
area
team
south
last
week,
reported
Wednesday.
He
admitted
that
mavbe
his
underlarms
in
the
cleaning
nn
nf
rhP
war
in
EnrmV130
didn,t
knock
anv
top
,
.J
.,
...
,
.
honors,
but
they
did
try
strenu-
and
tile
pursuit
ot
the
conquest
of
Japan.
T
Accord-
ousiy
and,
if
Lady
Luck
hadn't
intr
tn
rpnnrts
fYrnn
Ortnwn
tlio
mon
urVm
Viovn
Vioon
intervened,
they
probably
would
!
have
achieved
better
than
sixth
f::
4.1
i..i
i.
in
,
i
i-
place.
"There
were
supposed
to
have
been
twelve
teams,
each
com
peting
in
at
the
"
1
VWiJ5
Uk
one
VlIC
event
CYCllt
Ub
till
or
mustering
OUt.
Evidently,
it
IS
also
planned
to
j
same
time,"
he
explained.
"How-
partially
demobolize
the
Home
Defence
army
on
the
j
ZToVot
grounds
that
the
war
situation
is
now
such
that
the
up,
so
two
of
the
events
were
danger
of
invasion
of
Canada
is
past.
I
fancerlled'
0ne
or
them
was
the
1
-
I
tug
-of-war.
We
had
nickeri
our
,ihe
npmnmhznt.inn
nf
rhn
vn
nnrpors
will
hp
teams
with
generally
'acceptable
an
"The
way
they
had
the
meet
organized
was
almost
uncanny.
The
whole
thing
was
completed
in
two
hours
and
10
minutes,
including
announcement
of
final
results.
Each
team
was
competing
in
one
event
while
the
other
nine
were
going
;at
others.''
The
events
were
the
50,
75,
and
100-yard
dashes,
75-yard
"hurdles,
shot
-
put,
grenade
throw,
running
high
Jump
and
running
broad
Jump,,
standing
broad
Jump,
and
hop-step-and-Jump.
"Tt
tiTQt.
FanlK,
n
jty-ii
nil
Ir.
i
.
of
versatility
and
stamina
re-
quiring
stiff
training,
Frank
said.
The
Prince
Rupert
team
did
have
one
inspired
moment
when
one
of
its
members,
a.
253
ponent
in
the
100-yard
dash.
.
"The
crowd
stood
up
and
cheered
when
Tex
thundered
down
the
stretch
10
yards
in
the
lead,"
Frank
.chuckled.
The
service
men
and
women
who
made
the
trip
from
here
to
Nanaimo
were:
Men
Lieut.
Lou
Channel).
Corp.
E.
Fort.
Private
Fenshp
eye
to
weight
;
Gunner
Strachan,
Gunner:Grad!
tqfthe
Country
and
those
COli-
fKJ"
tne
tuff-f--
Pnvate
Dresner,
Private
Mora
n
Ti.
rT
'
r
When
"
"
It
didn't
come
6
off
had
had
disbahfhnrrjnf
tiOfciM
r
fhp
rhP
tt
TT.n.'R
H.D.'s
m.nv
mav
Hp
he
py-
py-!
,
!
!
di.".
.
..f
,
,we
we
Private
private
MaLsonville,
MaLsonville,
Privat
Private
cernembut
4.1
the
riiiLir--
content
if
these
H.D.'s
are
now
demobilized
and
permitted:
to
entrench
themselves
at
the
possible
expense
of
the
volunteers
who
will
hefm-p
lnno-
hp
f-nm.
ing
back
from
the
war
and
justly
f
expecting
j
that
ade
reached
the
standard
they
were
allowed
one
point,
and
if
they
went
below
it
.
,
they
.."-j
were
deduct
.
.
TiW-i'-n
r.
.
T
.
.
---"j
-
--
nu
xuiiiHniauuug
cvL-iu
mr
our
prince
Prince,
Private
Privfttp
Karpick,
Kirnlnlr
Signal-
?ionni
pectedf
to
raise
a
stni
asindeed,
it
already
appears
220-PounderS
who
had
ton.n'SlMwtewJiSKi"
to
haVe
done
Wlthlnf
the
cabinet
itself-
and
JumP
with
the
rest."
i
private
Private
Mahas,
Mahas,
Private
Private
Benish
Benish.
i
he
Nanaimo
team
won
the
lnere
is
no
doubt
that
in
the
country
there
ex-
meet
with
152
points
out
of
a
ists
aj
strong
feeling
that
the
men
who
have
held
!
possible
200.
Prince
Rupert
back
m
enlisting
for
active
service
and
have
now
j
t0LuLWl
,
,
been
highly
trained
for
fighting
should
bo
used
either
Iiciency
and
eacf
memt?
who
as
reinforcements
for
Europe
or
for
the
offensive
exceeded
the
standard
was
ai-
agamt
Japan.
Certainly,
there
will
be
much
dis-,lotted
two
Pints-
"
they
just
Private
Kokotila,
Private
Mar
cinek,
Gunner
Whitney
and
Private
Leach.
Women
Privates,
O.
Sadchuk,
L.
E.
Molitor,
J.
I.'johnaou,
E.
Chemko,
B.
Orlsehthwalte
and
J.
McMullen,
CANINE
PRISONER
LONDON,
wmii,
V
.r
Fritz,
r.Hz,
an
an
Irish
irisr.
ucuui.1-
ed
one
point,"
Frank
recalled.
1
red
setter
belonging
to
Gen.
Ber-
iManaimo,
prmce
Rupert
and
nard
Ramcke,
German-comman
Vicoria
entered
1
two
ten-man
def
at
Brest,
arrrveti
'liVKntrnd
l
teams,
and
there;
iwa
one
team
i
with
his
masted
nhd'nnrt
n
irhr-
each
from
Vancouver,
Prince
!
tured
leg
set
by
Veterinary
sur-Qeorge,
Terrace
and
Chilliwack.
geon.
THE
DAILY
NEYTS
JniURSDAY
BASKETBALL
SPORT
MEWS
is
IS
Acropolis
Hill
Teams
Win
'Over
"High
School
and
'Co-op
The
two
Acropolis
Hill
teams
the
Yanks
and
the
Officers
scored
decisive
victories
as
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
League
season
.was
Inaugurated
last
night
in
the
Acropolis
gymnasium.
High
School
bowed
to
the
Yanks
by
a
score
of
66
to
13,
while
Co-ops
suffered
a
51-12
setback
at
the
hands
of
the
Officers.
A
scheduled
tilt
between
the
C.W.A.C.'s
and
High
School
girls
was
postponed.
Brueger
topped,
the
Yanks
In
individual
sniping
with
13
points,
while
his
teammate,
Diess,
scored
11,
Foreman,
of
High
School,
bagged
six
markers.
The
Officers'
victorious
ef
forts
were
paced
by
Lt.
Ernst,
er,
intended
as
anchor
man
for
j
who
was
the
high
scorer
of
the
me
uig
-oi-war,
defeated
hls.op-1
night
with
14
counters
Remainder
of
the
teams
will
open
their
campaigns
this
evening.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps.
Winnipeg
Expecting
Football
Playoff
WINNTPEO,
Nov.
2
Q
A
Win
nlpeg
newspaper,
the
Tribune,
Teports
that"
an
east-west
services
rugly
football
play-off
may
be
played
in
Winnipeg
late
this
month
if
Toronto
Navy
wins
the
championship
of
the
Eastern
fTnnnrln
.fiprv1oe
Tpicriio
The
series
would'
be
nfart
'WlinthV'l
Private
Prlvate
Ru'dblt
nudbIf
Mrmus,
rmus'
Br"h
British
MHnnpr.
nf
th
xtrM"
"Regiment,
Mrs.
Verna
Services
League,
either
Winni
peg
Number
Three
Wireless
School
or
Rivers
Number
One
Central
Navigation
School.
Reaches
Auckland
on
Round
World
Flight
AUCKLAND,
New
Zealand,
.Nov.
2
W
The
first
rourrd-the-world
flight
by
a
Royal
Air
Force
plane
has
reached
Auckland,
New
2?a-land,
after
a
trip
which
started
in
England
on
October
21.
Th.
plane
making
the
flight
is
u
Lancaster
bomber
commanded
by
Wing
Commander
D,
C.
Mc-Klnley.
It
proceeded
from
Britain
to
Montreal,
Washington,
San-Franclsco,
Honolulu
and
Pacific
Islands
airfields.
Classified
Ads
News
get
results.
In
The
Dally
ft
Steafyaat
cutd
NORTHERN
MEN
ARE
CASUALTIES
Recent
casualty
lists,
contain
the
names
of
the
following
Northern
British
Columbians:
AK.MY
Killed
In
Action
f&lrmus,
mother,
Prince
'Rupert.
Rifleman
Bernard
Oordon
'Paxton,
British
Columbia
Reel.
ment,
Mrs.
Alice
Paxton,
mother,
Prince
Qeorge.
Wounded
Lance
'Corporal
"Melvln
John
Peace.
Alberta
'Regiment.
Mrs.
Oreta
'G.
Peace,
wife.
Tort
'St.
Johri.
Slifflilly
"Wounded
Private
Clarence
Joseph
flloan,
Manitoba
Regiment,
Patrick
Sloan,
father,
Dawson
'Creek.
Mining
Private
Alexander
DundasL'eg.
gatt,
British
Columbia
Regiment.
Mrs.
Jean
Elizabeth
XeBnatt.
wife,
rPlnchi
Lake.
AIR
TORCE
Missing
on
active
service
after
air
operations
'Pilot
'Officer
Paul
Emlle
'HurtObise.
'Ou.itavp
Hurtirbtse,
father.
Dawson'Oreek.
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