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INDYMAN
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IS
BY-PASSED
Aid.
Arnold
Thinks
this
Tort
Is
iMissing
Bet
The
Dossrbllitv
ih
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
being
bypassed
as
an
outlet
for
foreign
4
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oecauic
omer
countries
are
not
aware
of
the
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faci
lities
here
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council
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Dy
Aiacrman
nora
E.
Arnold.
Council
annroved
a
motion
v
Alderman
Arnold
ihar.
thp
trans:
portatlon
committee
draw
up
a
brief
on
DOrt
facilities
hero
ann
submit
tnem
to
the
Russian
consul
for
Information
of
Russian
shipping
authorities.
Alderman
Arnold
said
she
had
been
told
that
the'
master
of
a
small
Russian
vessel
which
docked
here
for
repairs
recently
and
been
surprised
at
what
the
port
had
to
offer.
'The
man
told
mc
that
the
skipper
had
said
he
thought
Prince
Rupert
was
nothing
more
than
a
'bunch
of
shacks.'
He
Indicated
that
that
Impression
was
general
among
Russian
shipmasters
and
I
think
it
ought
to
be
corrected.
"The
skipper
told
mylnform-
EtVlCES
er
Victoria
TO
and
to,
Stewart
and
North
Charlotte
Islands
Irmation,
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SKINNER
Rupert
Agent
f.
Phone
568
Fishcrmcn
Probe
Amalgamation
Delegates
of
the
United
Fish
ermen's
Federal
Union,
of
Van
couver,
and
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
discussed
the
prospects
of
amalgamation
at
a
meeting
Sunday.
No
decision
was
reached.
Members
of
the
two
unions
took
advantage
of
the
presence
or
tne
southern
delegates
to
the
B.C.
Fishermen's
Co
-opera
tive
Federation
convention
to
weigh
the
advantages
and
dis
advantages
of
merging
the
two
unions.
William
Brett,
president
of
th
local
union,
was
chairman.
CONVERTS
ENERGY
The
loud
speaker
Is
a
device
i
...
lor
converging
cieciric
energy
Into
sound
energy.
MILKY
CLOTH
Cloth
can
be
made
out
of
milk
whey.
ant
that
there
are
lots
of
vessels
going
to
Vancouver
and
that
their
masters
did
not
know
there
was
a
good
port
available
500
miles
near
Russia
at
Prince
Just
think
of
all
the
pesky
jobs,
-
the
time
they'd
take
to
do
-if
there
were
no
appliances
to
do
the
work
for
you.
TW
MAM
VOJP
TOAST.
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beauty
mdqu-
THIRD
AVENUE
t.ax
vaiu.
GIVE
WARNING
TO
MEMBERS
Lower
Mainland
Canadian
lesion
Convention
Favors
Conscription
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22
Oi
-
Delegates
to
the
Lower
Main
land
Canadian
Legion
conven
Hon
approved
a
three-point
policy
on
overseas
troops
reinforcements,
demanding
that
home
defence
forces
be
made
available
for
overseas
and
warnr
lng
lower
mainland
.members
of
Parliament
that
the
Legion
would
withdraw
its
voting
support
from
anv
candidate
who
did
not
support
conscription.
They
also
expressed
sympathy
for
discharged
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
personnel
who
refused
to
volunteer
for
armv
ser-
jvlcc
when
urged
by
the
gov
ernment
to
do
so.
DYING
MAN'S
WISH
PLYMOUTH,
Eng.,
CP;
Carrying
out
the
dying
wish
of
Ar-thi-
II.
L.
'Estrange,
88,
an
orchestra
slowly
played
the
"Blue
Danube"
waltz
In
the
chapel
of
EHord
Ceme
tery
as
his
body
was
carried
to
the
crematorium.
THEY
CLEAN
YOUR
RUGS......
f?Tjn
KEEP
FOOD
FROM
DAY
TO
DAY.
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WASH
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FAMILY
CLOTHES......
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WHILE
YOU
WORK
OR
PLAY!
REDDY
SAYS:
"Every
quarter
you
cm
pare
to
invest
in
Wir
Siring
Stunpj
will
speed
the
day
oi
victory.
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for
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valuel
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at
THE
DAILY
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PAGE
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Varsity
$0075
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styled.
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hlemificvtion
BRACELETS
Sterling
silver
as
shown.
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JCWCICTS
OPPOSITE
POST
OFFICE
New
Storage
to
Freeze
225,000
Lbs.
Fish
Daily
The
new
cold
storace
plant
contemplated
by
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
here,
will
have
modern
freezing
equipment
which
will
freeze
large
quantities
of
fish
In
eight
hour
Dcriods.
The
Dally
News
was
told
today.
The
plant
Is
expected
to
have
three
freezing
units
of
25,-
000
pound
capacity,
each
of
which
will
freeze
its
capacity
volume
three
times
In
24
hours
This
would
give
the
plant
a
daily
volume
of
225.000
nounds
of
froz
en
fish.
Site
of
the
plant
will
be
at
the
western
end
of
the
water
front,
adjacent
to
the
co-opera
tive's
new
warehouse
and
fish
dock
and
the
proposed
fisher-
men
s
noais.
G.
L.
Rorie
returned
to
the
city
this
morning
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended
the
an
nual
meeting
of
the
B.C.
Progressive
Conservative
jAssocia-tlon.
AWARDED
D.S.O.
OTTAWA
Lieut.
Col.
Robert
L.
Purvis
of
Victoria
has
been
awarded
the
Distinguished
Service
Order.
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SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
54-
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
Meet
Mc
at
.
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACKBAR
(Oar
Coffee
Is
Tops)
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
ARMY
OFFICER
GOES
TO
JAIL
Capt.
James
Iaird
of
Nanaimo
Gets
Six
(.Months
for
Theft
Nanaimo,
Nov.
22
0
Capt
i
James
Laird,
officer
commanding
the
Royal
Canadian
Elec-1
trical
Mechanical
Engineers
unit
here,
was
sentenced
to
six
months'
imprisonment
on
theft
charges
in
police
court
here
Laird
pleaded
guilty
to
four
Charges
of
theft
of
army
supplies
Including
tools,
four
tires,
,
inner
tubes,
a
cook
stove
and
j
electrical
distribution
boxes
wltn
i
cablesSentences
of
six
months,
running
concurrently,
were
Imposed
on
each
charge.
Earlier
Major
G.
Forin
Campbell
R.C.E.
and
Acting
Warrant
Officer
William
A.
Morrell
were
remanded
to
November
29.
when
they
appeared
charged
with
theft
of
material
from
the
camp.
SHIPMASTER
UNDER
FIRE
Following
Sentencing
of
Members
of
Crew
of
Park
Line
Ship
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
22
O)
Seven
members
of
the
merchant
marine
were
convicted
of
being
absent
without
leave
from
a
Park
line
freighter
during
a
nine--rnonth
voyage
and
were
sentenced
to.
one
month
in
Jail.
One
man
was
sentenced
to
15,
days.
.rnnnsel
for
two
of
the
sailors
said
'that5
he
was
arranging
on
hhnif.
nf
-the
Canadian
Sea-
mens:
Union
to
ask
Ottawa
for
a
court
to
consider
the
cancel
lation
of
the
master
of
the
ship,
Captain
Robert
Shanks,
under
the
article
of
the
Shipping
aci
providing
for
such
action
in
the
case
of
"misconduct,
drunken-ess
of
tyranny"
on
the
part
of
the
master
of
a
vessel.
AUTHOR
IS
ARRESTED
Supposed
Itritish
Collaborationist
With
Germans
Taken
in
Paris
said
he
was
collaborating
with
the
Germans.
Wodehouse
was
captured
in
France
in
1940
by
the
German
army.
Many
More
Arc
Union
Members
OTTAWA.
Nov.
22
There
lias
been
an
eighty-five
percent
increase
in
union
membership
in
Canada
since
the
start
of
the
war,
the
number
of
union
members
in
the
Dominion
now
being
664,000
as
compared
with
259,000
in
1D3'9.
There
has
been
a
fprtyr
five)
percent
increase
iiv
the
number
of
women
enrolled
in
unions
since
last
year.
SOO-SUD
NOTES
The
matter
of
purchasing
the
a
Northern
Gas
company
fran-
ffij
chlsc
was
left
with
the
utilities
jM
committee
at
a
recent
meeting
nf
thr
Ron
r.itv
council.
The
I
matter
has
been
under
discussion
for
15
months.
Fights
and
street
riots
ln-
volvinc
700
men
livened
Soo
streets
on
armistice
night.
Ap
parently
there
was
no
organ
ized
cause
for
the
ngnting
which
Just
got
going
and
spread.
One
man
was
arrested
for
vag
rancy
following
the
riots
but
he
was
dismissed
after
a
bitter
police
court
hearing.
IN
THE
BtjmKME
COUIlT
OP
BIltTJSH
COLUMMA
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
TIIK
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
IN
THE
MATTER
OH
THE
ESTATE
OP
AUTHOR-
ALEXANDER
MtEWEN.
DECEASED.
INTESTATE
takk
NOTICE
that
bv
Ordrr
of
His
Honor
JudRe
Fisher,
Local
JudRe
or
tne
supreme
uouri
oi
iruisii
Columbia.
I
was
on-
the
3rd
day
or
umivr
A
n
1944
aDDolntcd
Ad
ministrator
of
tho
estate
of
Arthur
Alexander
McEwen,
who
died
on
tho
22nd
day
of
September.
1944.
All
MAnna
InrinVitart
in
thfk
ftfllri
PStatQ
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
hair
inriphtertnpRR
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
-
hnfora
th
isth
rlftv
of
December.
1944.
railing
wnicn
aisvriounun
nm
tsn
m
.ii,
Vinvlncr
recrnrrl
nnlv
to
SUCh
UV
IHWV
.......
n
O
"
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
,
been
notified.
,
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
this
4th
day
of
November,
AD.
1944.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"SUPERMEN"
SURRENDER
TO
CANUCKS
With
his
cap
in
hand,
this
German
captain
surrenders
himself
and
his
men
to
Capt.
A.
D.
Orier,
of
Montreal,
as
Bologne
fell
to
the
Canadians
pressing
along
the
French
channel
coast.
He
Is
shown
being
given
instructions
as
to
where
prisoner's
cage
Is
located.
PROMOTION
FOR
HERO
Major
Paul.Triqucl
Made
Coi,
'
and
Giyen
Command
QUEBEC.
Nov.
22
0)
A
Cana
dian
hero
of
the
Italian
cam-
Daien
is
coins
to
be
promoted
to
the
rank
of
Lieut.
Col.
and
given
the
command'
of
a
battalion
of
tho
.famous
Royal
22nd
.Regi
ment-4h,
"Van
Doos"
with
whom
he
wn
the
Victoria
Cross
a
the
BatUer
Casa
Berardl
last
vJinter.
He
is
Mai.
Paul
Triquet,
thp
first
French-Canadian
to
win
the
V.C.
In
this
war,
and
a
native
of
Cabano,
Quebec.
The
officer
commanding
mili
tary
district
number
.
five
at
Quebec
City,
Brigadier
Edmond
Blais.
makes
the
announcement
He
told
a
press
conference
that
he
has
ordered
the
mustering
oi
two
"reeiments"
designed
to
re
inforce
lniorce
the
me
Royal
Koyai
22nd
na
and
aim
Le
sumably
he.
meant
battalions
when
he
said
two
regiments
would
be
mustered.
The
new
unit
of
the
Chaudlere
will
be
commanded
by
Major
Humies
Lanolnte.
who
will
also
flU-Pelham
Promoted
I
to
eut.
C
Li-
LONDON,
Nov.
22
be,
of
the
late
Jus-
Grcnville
Wodehousc'
lamous
point
s
a
son
Ernest
Lapointe
British
author
and
humorist,
and
his
wife
have
been
arrested
by
the
French
authorities,
It'
was
confirmed
in
London
today.
Details
of
the
charge
are
not
known.
Wodehouse
was
arrested
in
Paris.
Wodehouse
made
five
English
language
broadcasts
.
from
Berlin
in
1941.
Because
of
the
con
tent
of
the
broadcasts,
many
tice
Minister
and
Is
the
Liberal
member
of
parliament
for
Lotblnlere,
Que
bec.
Triquet
has
been
advised
to
return
home
immediately.
Laoointe
is
already
in
Canada
and
is
attending
the
opening
of
the
special
session
of
parliament
today
in
Ottawa.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps.
AUCTION
SALE
By
J.
MAI
It,
the
Auctioneer
Thursday,
Nov.
23rd
2
p.m.
and
7
p.m.
Building
corner
of
7th
and
Fulton
Street
(Opposite
Sunrise
Grocery)
Having
received
instructions
from
owners,
I
will
sell
by
Public
Auction,
the
following
goods:
Consistlne
of
electric
washing
-
-
dining
room
u
e
Regiment
De
La
Chaudlere.
Pre-
chairs,
dishes,
twelve
ladles'
fur
coats,
ladles'
dresses,
and
othei
Items
too
numerous
to
list.
Terms
Cash
....No
Reserves
Goods
will
be
accepted
for
this
sale
up
to
and
including
Tuesday,
Nov.
21st.
Furniture
-
Lamps
HARDWARE
OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS
ODD
TABLES
HOPE
CHESTS
TOYS
(274)
GORDON
&
ANDERSON,
Ltd.
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