Record
Low
ore
the
ontmenced
nearlv
IJf
births
drop-Mi(
maternal
and
..
-
tn
this
province
ai.
all
-time
low.
:.l
Bureau
of
BtatU-
:
tdtr.
of
maternal
;
!000
live
births
..
var
H
dropped
to
mortality
per
was
39;
last
'
,
;f.'y
30,
BRUNSWICK
fTION
AUGUST
28
Auk
10
wif
ral
elec-be
the
nine-'e
since
Don-
(
"'
has
only
one
O:
vuting
day.
polls
a'
n
a
m
.
Atlantic
Day-r
and
will
close
at
7
loi
receiving
nom-
cxpirc
at
l
p.m.
L'-ImihIh
Destroyed
c
I'Mltinir
lloirnn
f
WOTON.
Aug
lO-I'ro-
'f,i'
nnd
Prime
Mln-
;
Vatican
Helps
to
Ease
Suffering
Around
Florence
ROME.
Aug
10
rr
The
Vati
can
took
steps
today
to
hesp
the
Allies
relieve
the
plight
of
the
population
of
Florence,
while
Canadian
troops
mopped
up
enemy
elements
in
the
AUrtl-hqld
sou
mem
portion
01
norenec.
The
Vatican
asked
for
transportation
(acuities
to
send
necessities
to
the
jxipulatlon
suffering
from
food
and
water
Escaped
Men
Returned
CALOARY,
Aug.
10
Two
men.
who
escaped
from
an
internment'
camp,
were
captured
and
returned
to
this
city
Retter
Radio
Service
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
10
CBC
Alhcrta-Saskatchewan
Co-operation
Sought
REGINA.
Aug.
10
Premier
Douglas
of
the
C.C.F.
party
In
Saskatchewan
Is
seeking
a
conference
with
Premier
Ernest
C
Manning
of
Uic
re-elected
Social
Credit
government
of
Alberta
with
a
view
to
establishing
a
policy
of
co-ODcratlon
of
mutual
advantage
to
the
two
provinces.
Premier
Douglas
said
naJr
L
h"!
ihj.vc
anU"ced
that
while
he
was
disappointed
.
'Ooats
SINK
16
JAP
BOATS
WASHINGTON
V.
8.
sub-marine,
believed
to
have
been
niM-raling
deep
in
Japanee
waters,
have
sunk
another
16
enemy
vessels.
TEimi
IN
Til
BOAT
VANCOUVER
Fred
Greciror"
of
lUrkerville.
B.C..
is
in
hpl-
PKAIItli:
TOKNAIM)
Hir.lNA
Thirty-live
per-
!
rntis
were
Injured
in
a
tornado
I
that
swept
the
northeast
town
of
Kamtack
for
20
minutes
last
night
and
(latruf
ed
half
of
the
community's
400
dwellings.
;
Four
of
the
Injurtd
are
In
hos-
pltal
Two
may
die.
The
lor-
orrurred
in
the
province.
BOLSTERlNft
IHXKNCES
LONDON
Reports
received
Indicate
the
(irrmansare
rushing
16
diviinns
from
central
(ermany
to
bolster
the
de-(enrrs
in
front
of
Last
Prussia
and
Krakow.
.MISUSE
OF
PRISONERS
LONIION
An
inquiry
Ls
asked
into
a
report
that
the
Naiis
have
forced
2000
captured
Russian
labor-soldiers
into
action.
MENOYANO
IS
LOST
riinvr.KiNf'.
The
valiant
radio
facilities
in
unusn
uoi-
j
tttturr
of
n,f
impurtanl
rail
umma
will
dc
improvea.
we
act
tng
general
manager
lias
on
nouneed.
way
centre
ol
iienKyane
over,
the
Chinese
defenders
battling
to
the
last
man.
BOOST
CI.OTIIIS
.MONEY
OTTAWA
Hon.
Col.
Ralston,
minister
of
national
defence,
has
announced
the
clothing
allowance
for
discharged
soldiers
Is
being
raised
from
$65
to
$100.
CUT
INTO
LATVIA
.MOSCOW
Russian
tanks
have
barged
Into
Latvia
and
cut
another
slice
of
the
Jeop-ardiied
iUjlir
area.
IIOI.IIINO
CANADIANS
riiri!itm:i!(:
f!anadtan
have
have
.
been
been
dc-jthc
de.
I
;tm
.
.
.
.
nnv
C.C.F.
.
riin
did
"
'
not
not
.....
gain
c..
min
nnwr
power
j
forces
are
being
htld
by
heavy
1
L
formidable
i."u
"u.,pr
u,a
"
1
i
II
111
I
1
1
1
ri
nn
r
r
I
rv
xnMAiAn
EastP
-
-
uuuiu
imj
llllill
ivu.t.inii.i
I'ortlini
I(nnn......
"titude
to
Cat
OOKL1NE.
Ma.
a..
inn,
IT
118
hlnc
e
will
of
Woodburv
u.inH
i,w.i
Wnn,B
$l00-00
nd
1:11
eie
ule
fnn
t,.....
...car
0ld
cat.
was
th
lu"U'
attlturiB
ve
nnn
tCTS"
.
wn
theV"
c,r
cruell
t0-
rh,"irMtcd
lightly
an
lor
li
s
..
iiuu
in
rnl
ln
-
....
.went
LONDON.
Autf.
10
W
-
Gcr
mans
counter-attacked
nt
the
Russians'
clascst
jwlnts
of
approach
to
East
Prussia
Wednesday.
Every
able
bodied
man
and
woman
from
15
to
65
has
been
summoned
to
dig
trenchus
against
nn
immediate
march
of
the
Russians
ortto
German
soil.
They
claimed
the
counterattacks
wore
repulsed
with
heavy
German
losses.
Soviet
authorities
reported
gains
at
both
ends
and
ln
the
middle
of
the
1000-mlle
eastern
battlefront,
gun
emplacements
on
the
rouic
to
Falaise.
Savs
Nazi
Airforce
Out
as
Major
Threat
LONDON.
Aug.
10-Slr
Traf-ford
E.
Mallory,
outhorlty
on
nnrini
warfare,
has
expressed
the
opinion
the
German
airforce
b
clone
for
and
will
not
meet
the
Allies
in
force
again.
Renew
Charters
of
Hanks
in
Canada
Ottawa.
Auc,
10
The
house
of
commons
voted
Wednesday
to
renew
the
charters
of
banks
ln
Canada
for
10,
years.
'IIALIRUT
SALES
Canadian
C.-Ulnc
price.
181
1
and
10
.?
DoVi-e
U..
30.000,
Cold
Storaje.
Standir-
r
!:
b:
:
ol
KMC
C
A
ts
r
Gcnr-.
H
D-
O
Crerar
CB.
D.S.O..
OO.C
C
F
t
x.
ad:
a..
Aim
.
survrv--
tar
-m.
t
u:
Canadian
destroyer
carries
his
ufl
tn
F.-ari'v
Be
de
him
n
the
commanajn;
ofliccr
of
Algonquin.
Lieut.
Cdr.
D.
W.
Piers.
D.8.C
.
RCN.
of
Halifax.
PETER
ALMER,
;
CAFE
MAN,
DIES
!
Peter
Almrr.
well
known
restaurant
proprietor
pa-cl
away
in
the
Pnnr
Rupert
Oen
era)
Hospital
thin
morning
at
'
,
the
age
of
53
year.s
II
had
ben
In
hospital
since
Friday
Horn
on
the
island
or
Cyprev
Mr
Aimer
moved
to
Canada
2fl
years
ao.
and
was
engaged
in
!
the
restaurant
businem
in
Van
'
couver
and
Montreal
before,
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1931
He
Mt
associated
with
j
the
"
(Mmmodore
Caie
for
six
'
year,
and
later
with
a
partner
!
ojieiml
the
Victory
Cafe.
He
Is
survived
by
his
wife
and
small
daughter
in
Prince
Ru
pert
Other
relative
arc
said
to
Ilia.
J
U.
Mc-lbe
itvtng
in
Cypres
rr
-election
of
,
tsvfnment.
is
tnel
t.:c:
since
1OT7.
:
t
in
power
for
Conservatives
office
in
the
vr-
during
02
j
were
headed
D
M
Baxter
Hon.
'S
and
Hon.
L
T
1935
election
:
the
wtdeitt
'
Brjimwirk
s
his--
under
A.
A.
i.
the
48
seats
better
In
the
m
1039.
when
19
members
.
j.,
Mr
McNarr
u:
1M0.
k
traditionally
a
.nee.
and
In
the
mly
candidates
Liberals
and
Con-an
Independent
c
iperatlve
Com-r
ration
standard
wnom
lost
their
H
Mai:kay
In
leading
v
Conservative
i'rrwnt
campaign
J
'
'
iv
making
lta
i
'
i!
this
province
-ip
of
J
A.
Mug-
'
instltucncles.
six
mr-nbm
each,
three
seven
arc
two-1
1
ll.nnlk
MHJ
People
Leaving
London
Warned
by
Security
to
Take
Along
Gas
Masks
Bulletins
Carrying
Incendiaries,
Says
fceturity
Minister
;
LONDON.
Aug
10
O
German
robot
bombs
now
are
carrying
incenuiaues.
me
nome
security
(
jlnviting
120
to
Participate
in
Highway
Opening
vlted
to
attend
the
road
opening
celebraUon
there
on
September
4:
The
names
include
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King,
and
other
Ottawa
officials,
and
business
and
organizational
leaders
from
cities
and
towns
ln
B.
C.
and
Alberta.
The
list
was
received
by
i
meeting
of
the
local
.highway
committee
Tuesday
night.
The
schedule
of
cv",
(or
the
celebration
as
arranged
so
far
I
by
the
Terrace
committee,
in
cludes
a
completion
ceremonv
-
1
p.m..
September
4,
at
the
army
camp
east
or
Terrace,
according
to
the
report
brought
back
by
Mayor
H.
M.
Dagjjett.
who
visited
Terrace
last
week.
Following
the
ceremony
there
will
be
a
luncheon
for
official
guests
at
1:30.
Arrangements
arc
i
being
made
for
a
baseball
game
and
sight-seeing
tours
t
J
o'clock.
A
dance
will
be
held
at
9:30
pjn.
At
the
local
committee
meeting,
a
transportation
sub-com-mlttee
consisting
of
William
Watts
and
J.
E.
Boddie
was
Official
Prince
Rupert
guests
tn
the
fete
will
be
members
of
the
highway
committee,
city
council
and
city
clerk,
and
two
delegates
from
each
of
the
fol
lowing
organizations;
senior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Prince
Rupert
Labor
Council.
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
ond
Canadian
Legion.
ILMENT
NO
REAL
HANDICAP
TO
LAD
BUFFALO,
Aug.
10
W
A
hip
ailment
that
allows
him
to
walk,
only
with
dlfllculty
has
not
Interfered
with
the
varied
career
of
Danny
Strzyzewskl
who,
at
16,
Is
an
accomplished
organist,
tennis
player,
scoutmaster
and
honor
student.
Danny
plays
the
organ
in
St,
Adalbert's
Roman
Catholic
Church.
He
maintained
a
97
percent
average
at
East
High
School,
played
ln
the
school
orchestra
and
this
year
won
six
out
of
his
nine
tennis
matches
on
the
school
team,
Local
Temperature
Local
Tides
Friday,
August
11
50
High
6:51
16.9
feet
Maximum
19:10
185
feet
52
Low
0:35
5.7
feet
Minium
12:36
10
feet
NOUTHEHN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
THl
RSDAY,
AUGUST
10,
1944
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
I
III
l
1
1
IIV
i
o
n
v
nccu
it.;
L
I
-J
'
m:
:
:
OocbbeU
ban
yMt-
mof-.nR.s
and
ea
icBlllCCWO
Willi
wk
one
of
a
scrie.'.
um:
Rcich'J
depleted
r.
,i
.
(!
Uie
number
in
the
railway
i!!UU.
services
Mortality
P..
DroDS
I
ww
For
war
Germans
Dig
in
at
Falaise
for
Showdown
Fight
With
Canadians
Rolling
Steadily
Toward
Paris
SURROUND
LAST
OF
JAPANESE
ON
ISLAND
OF
GUAM
PEARL
HARBCR,
Aug.
10
O
Americans
completed
the
conquest
of
Ouam
Tuesday,
except
(or
the
small
area
where
Japanese
are
surrounded,
headquarters
announced
today.
1012
Jap
Killed
in
British
New
Guinea
GENERAL
HQ,
Southwest
Pacific.
Aug.
10
An
additional
1072
Japanese
have
been
killed
WANTS
'MONTY'
AS
CANADA
GOVERNOR
OTTAWA.
Auc.
10
O!
T.
L.
commander
of
the
Allied
ground
forces
in
Normandy,
appointed
Governor-General
of
Canada.
German
Robot
Bombs
Are
NowJ
During
an
external
affairs
debate:
he
suggested
Canada
give
some
recognition
to
the
achievements
of
great
generals
"who
in
this
war
have
done
so
.much
to
save
civilization."
minister
amiounceu
waay.
Ir-
T
AT,,.,.,..
.
The
ministry
grimly
warned
1
"
thai
those
evacuating
London
Is
Worth
$100,000
should
take
their
gas
masks
tondon
auc.
10
O.-A
nrlce
ah"f
,
.
lof
$400,000
has
been
put
on
the
Alter
a
24-hour
lull,
one
of
the
lh,i
.
nr
Kn
ooortieler.
for-
innjMst
since
Gi?rmany
began
,,
irl
m,,nr
tItttIc
and
attackva-lew
burc
bomte
-draned
pre't
Nail
prTce
dlcUtor.
The
tal
here
wilh
a
plale
of
faUe
-"
.
teelh
sliifk
In
his
throat,
lie
is
unable
to
eat
or
speak.
,20
attempt
on
Hitler's
life.
Deny
Envoy
to
Rome
Repudiated
Nazis
i
VATICAN
CITY',
Aug.
10
W
A
well-informed
source
at
the
Vatican
has
said'
that
a
report
published
abroad
that
the
Oer-
Terrare
Highway
Committee
man
ambassador
to
the
Holy
has
comnleted
a
list
of
aoDroxl-
ISee.
Baron
Ernst
von
Welzsae-
nado
was
one
of
a
series
lhat
jmately
120
guests
who
will
be
in-
jker.
had
repudiated
the
Nazi
government
was
judged
to
be
without
foundauon.
BASEBALL
SCORES
.
American
League
Boston
9.
Chicago
1.
St.
Louis
3.
New
York
2.
Detroit
4,
Washington
2.
Cleveland
4,
Philadelphia
3.
National
League
Brooklyn
5.
Chicago
2.
Boston
9.
Cincinnati
6.
Pittsburgh
4,
New
York
3.
St.
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
2.
International
League
Toronto
2,
Newark
1.
Syracuse
7.
Montreal
6.
Baltimore
7.
Rochester
5.
Jersey
City
9.
Buffalo
7.
American
Association
Kansas
City
8,
Louisville
5.
Milwaukee
1,
Indianapolis
0.
Toledo
7.
Minneapolis
0.
Columbus
7-2,
St.
Paul
4-1.
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle
7.
Hollywood
2.
San
Diego
5,
Oakland
2.
Portland
6,
San
Francisco
2.
Los
Angeles
12,
Sacramento
0.
Eisenhower
Transfers
Quarters
to
France
LONDON,
Aug.
10
Gen.
Elsenhower
has
moved
his
headquarters
from
England
to
France
while
the
Mediterranean
supreme
command
headquarters
have
been
shifted
from
Nortn
Africa
to
Italy.
While
ln
France
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
conferred
with
General
Elsenhower.
Pictures
Banned
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
10
The
motion
picture.
"Wilson,"
based
on
the
life
of
President
Wilson,
and
the
Fibber
McGee
and
Molly
film,
"Heavenly
Days,"
have
been
banued
to
military
services.
Tills
was
on
the
ground
the
pictures
might
In
fluence
soldier
voting.
Wape
Increases
for
Postal
Employees
OTTAWA,
Aug.
10
Wage
increases
for
postal
employees.
affected.
TWO
SUBS
SUNK
IN
HUDSON
BAY
WHITER
CLAIMS
;
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
10
(CP)
I
The
Winning
Tribune
Wed-
;
nesday
published
a
story
by
a
!
staff
writer
sarinr
two
Ger
man
submarines
were
sunk
in
Hudson
Bay.
The
$10,000,000
airport
at
Churchill
is
a
vital
link
in
the
northeast
staging
route
via
Hudson
Bay
to
Europe.
Fishermen
Wait
lin
Altape
sector
of
British
New
In
1
Clr.
lOulnea.
Allied
headquarters
an-
rillKS
rtS
OOCKcVc
l
nouneed
today.
Season
Closes
Salmon
fishermen
on
Naas,
point
of
the,
season.
The
Fisheries
department
announces
that
Sockeye
fishing
will
close
officially
the
evening
of
August
IS.
;
over
London
today,
injuring
a)0ffer
by
ihe
German
Oestapoi
skeena.
So
far.
fishermen
have
been
.
-
Report
Failure
of
Plot
Against
Franco
LONDON.
Aug.
9
A
plot
to
overthrow
Oeneral
Franco
wasl
report
received
here.
station.
The
extravagant
freedom
of
midsummer
holidays
which
is
embraced
by
school
students
between
June,
and
September
s
the
precious
possession
of
youth
alone.
It
Is
not
given
to
adults.
Particularly
Is
It
not
given
to
members
of
that
pillar
of
the
educational
system,
the
School
I
Board.
Illustrating
this
verity
Is
the
fact
that
from
the
time
Prince
Rupert
schools
close
their
doors
at
the
end
of
June,
the
School
Board
finds
It
needful
to
begin
preparing
for
the
opening
of
another
school
term.
Complicating
these,
preparations
this
year
are
the
resigna
tions
of
14
of
the
schools'
38
teachers,
with
the
resultant
dif
ficulties
of
replacing
them.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutherford,
School
Board
secretary,
told
the
Daily
News
that
replacements
for
all
but
four
of
the
vacated
teaching
positions
have
been
appointed.
"However,
it
looks
as
though
we
are
running
into
difficulties
now.
We
have
plenty
of
applications,
but
none
with
qualifications
as
high
as
we
would
like.
Most
of
the
well
qualified
teachers
who
changed
their
schools
have
found
new
ones
by
now,"
she
said.
Ten
of
the
14
resignations
received
by
the
board
came
from
Booth
Memorial
High
School
teachers,
two
from
King
Edward
and
two
from
Borden
Street
public
schools.
Teachers
Who
Have
Left
Booth
School
Those
who
have
left
Booth
ranging
from
$60
to
$180
a
year'are;
hiiss
F
colllson.
Miss
E.
:ZBEL
W
"my
4"
WC"
M.
Young.
Miss
M.
Johnson,
Miss
Borne
8.000
employees
will
bo
M-
,y6n-
w
ft"5""-
jAmericans
at
Nantes
And
Surround
Angers
FUEL,
TRANSPORT
FACILITIES
HIT
IBY
U.S.
BOMBERS
LONDON.
Aus-
10
W
Fleets
of
I
American
heavy
bombers
from
i
England
and
Italy
struck
today
and
Skeena
rivers
are
experlen-;
Acir
HITHT
TP
TTCP
xnrkeve
AMY
1
U1SL1L
USb
unurcn.
proeressive
uonsenra-
cine
.i.r
a
siumD
.li.mn
as
nit
thp
wie
succje
t
at
fuel
and
transport
facilities
around
Paris.
They
also
hit
the
great
Ploesti
011
centre
for
the
second
time
in
12
hours.
(Uve
member
for
Toronto-
ran
dwindles
In
its
later
stages,
(jp
ISEW
llllill
WAY
Broadview,
said
in
the
house
of,
So
far
they
have
not
been
com-
commons
he
would
like
to
sec
pensated
by
the
strong
run
of
A
request
that
the
Skeena
nen
sir
Bernard
Monteomerv.
nlnks
which
Is
usual
at
this
t
Rr
Highway
be
opened
for
the
present
scarcity
of
pinks
is
-
bb-
the
result
of
a
delayed
run.
or;
a
poor
season.
They
feel
thatiri
"7
4
catches
at
the
end
of
this
week
Lharge
Aimien
and
beginning
of
next
week,
O
v.-ell
tell
the
story.
VJllL
TLt
A
fair
run
of
pinks
has
been,
II
I
111
I
UC1L
Ul
reported
at
Naden
Harbor,
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Not-;
mally.
the
iplnks
.arrJxeStJjeKt
laier
inan
in
uie
itaas
ana
arising
out
of
a
charge
that)
Daily
sockeye
catches
on
the
he
was
implicated
in
the
July
i
two
rivers
this
week
are
about
20
per
boat.
Miss
A.
McKechney.
J.
Henry,
D.
Q.
Bishop
Miss
Ka'
energy.
C.
Welse
and
ALLIED
HQ..
August
10
tanks
advanced
southeast
of
(Caen
today
toward
ground
pro-
'fwtinf
Falalup
harplw
100
mllot
from
Paris.
Germans
have
thrown
veteran
S
troops
in
the
path
of
the
pressing
Canadians,
while
other
enemy
troop3
withdrew
Into
Falaise
for
showdown
fight.
American
forces
have
reached
I
Nantes
and
have
surrounded
An
gers.
Canadians
along
Caen-Falaise
highway
threw
back
a
number
of
German
counter
-
attacks
!
which
had
failed
to
make
any
.'penetration.
British
widened
the
strategic
bridgehead
across
the
Orne
River.
They
also
captured
Rouloure,
I
southeast
of
Vlre.
unrestricted
pubUc
use
has
been
J
IgUUxlg
UIWO
sent
to
the
Hon.
T.
A.
Crerar,
'iT.
n
rtr
minister
of
mines
and
resources.;
Will
KPPPlVf
Wni
wj
itv
stuvw
siupbi
tj
wuuu
cU.
The
motion
was
passed
by
I
ccuncll
at
the
suggestion
of
May-
Service
Gratuity
OTTAWA.
Aug.
10
O
Mem
bers
of
Canada's
armed
fortes,
i
including
drafted
men
obligated
1
to
service
without
territorial
11m-
Rations
or
ln
the
Aleutians,
will
:
receive
war
service
gratuity.
I
Legislation
covering
this
Is
forecast
on
a
house
of
commons
Roosevelt
Ends
Honolulu
Visit
HONOLULU.
Aug.
10
0-Presldent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
concluded
three
days
of
military
conferences,
and
Inspections
on
this
fortress
island
where
two
.and
a
half
years
ago
Japanese
Resignations
have
come
from;
bombs
blasted
the
United
RLibs
Miss
M.
Hartin
and
Mrs.
B.
Mc-t
into
'the
war.
Donough
of
King
Edward,
and;
ne
appeared
well
satisfied
Miss
K.
McKay
ana
Mrs.
fti.
with
the
forces,
defences
nnd
Dyer
of
Borden
Street.
talks
with
ranking
officers.
A
scnooi
ttoaru
committee
;
consisting
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
leng.
nn
aToI
tlimn
fre
R
Rmwr
W.
W:
C.
O'Neill,
tl."
-w-.f
...
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutherford,
board
secretary,
met
last
His
Own
Parachute
"There's
something
of
the
boy
in
every
man."
an
airman
re-
nlght
to
consider
appointment
cently
returned
home
sa:i
trie
of
more
teachers.
!
other
day,
"and
just
as
kids
love
Seal
Cove
School
will
not
to
have
a
dog
as
a
pet,
so
ser-open
next
term.
Students
from
vlcemen,
cut
off
from
so
many
the
cast
end
will
attend
the
new
!
associations
keep
a
mascot
Conrad
Street
School
I
wherever
regulations,
or
clrcum-
Mrs.
Rutherford
expressed
stances,
permit."
doubt
whether
it
would
be
neces
-
j
There's
the
story
of
the
crew
sary
to
open
all
of
the
new
-of
a
Flying
Fortress
at
a
British
school's
six
rooms.
j
base
and
their
dog
mascot.
Lucky.
a
SIDNEY.
BC
.
Aug
10
W
Pre-
pv.
TCTC
Tv
tttiPI?T
F
i
hmlnrv
hMrinn
nt
.vpn
air.
UUX
O
il
iVUX
Ulll
men
charged
with
theft
of
R.C.
Leaving
Fort
Fraser.
where
he
AT.
property
were
completed
,
is
proprietor
of
a
carpentry
and
Wednesday.
Icabinet
making
establishment.
All
seven
were
remanded
to
I
James
Arthur
Mathews.
29.
ar-
Tuesday
when
it
will
be
an-,
rived
ln
the
city
last
night
to
W
nouneed
whether
they
wjll
be
enlist
in
the
Canadian
Actire
committed
for
trial.
The
men
were
charged
with
theft
of
various
materials
while
frustrated,
according
to
a
brief
engaged
in
cleaning
a
West
Coast
Resignations
of
14
City
Teachers
Accepted
by
School
Board
and
10
New
Appointments
Are
Announced
C.t
Cnlinnl
Will
V..I
n.nn.n-
rhiiHrn
in
Atirnil
!
Meredith.
Miss
Conrad
Street
Classes
Army.
He
was
Interviewed
by
recruiting
Sgt.
K.
J.
McGovern
today,
and
will
leave
tomorrow
night
for
the
Vancouver
reception
centre
to
enlist
as
a
tradesman.
His
wife
resides
at
Fort
Fraser.
if
Miss
E.
Gibson
ana
Miss
n.
Tne
crew
maae
a
special
para-
Vk
s
E.
Smith
of
the
Seal
Cove
staff
chute,
oxygen
mask
and
wool-
.'IS
will
Krt
ntvpn
nrwHInnc
in
fthfr
llnpri
lnrlrit
Inr
th
Hrur
flnH
I
J.rl
public
schools.
I
then
men
decided
acciaea
during
aunng
a
a
test
test
flight
nigns
Only
two
members
ambers
Conrad
Street
of
the
I
that
it
was
best
to
try
out
the
staff
have
been
'
apparatus
under
favorable
con-
I
)
aDDOinted
so
far.
ir
Thpv
They
arc
nrt
M-1
Ed-lditlons.
rlitlnns
Ambulance
Ambulance
officers
officers
on
on
ward
Wahl,
principal,
and
Miss
M.
McDonald,
to
whom
a
grade
has
not
yet
been
allotted.
New
Appointments
To
Booth
School
Appointments
to
the
Booth
staff
are:
Miss
G.
Cade,
home
tne
new
oeiow
stood
Dy,
ana
ms
Lucky
was
thrown,
fully
equip
ped,
from
tne
plane
at
law
feet.
It!
The
men
on
the
eround
were
naturally
a
little
apprehensive,
but
the
narachute
did
not
fall.
,L
$
and
on
landln
the
"patient"
X'1
economics;
Miss
Florence
Con-
barked
and
wagged
his
tall.
T
1
nor.
music:
E.
S.
Laird,
science
I
Lucky
had
lived
up
to
his
name,
Svv
and
mathematics:
Miss
M.
D.
Klrkpatrlck.
English;
T.
Fletcher,
science;
F.
Canty,
science
and
mathematics;
and
Miss
E.
Lewis.
At
least
three
more
teachers
are
needed
for
Booth.
Miss
E.
Spence
has
been
appointed
to
the
primary
room
of
King
Edward,
and
Miss
E.
A.
Vaughan
will
take
the
corresponding
room
in
Borden
Street.
Preparation
of
the
schools
for
the
winter
months,
purchase
of
equipment
and
supplies,
and
decorating
Interiors
have
also
absorbed
part
of
the
board's
Champion
Joe
Louis
Ts
Xnt
lliffinrr
Wrll
Enough
For
Golf
LONDON
Joe
Louis,
finishing
i
up
a
boxing
tour
of
United
r,
States
army
camps
in
Britain
before
moving
on
to
the
Medl-tcrranean
theatre,
had
a
couple
of
rounds
golf
at
Olasgow
and
admitted
he
went
around
In
"a
hundred
and
something."
The
world
champion
Is
a
novice
at
the
links
game
but
said
he
seriously
was
thinking
of
"going
after
a
golfing
cham-
(plcnshlp
one
day."
ffi
I