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Tuesday,
January
18,
1944
Of
course,
it
is
inconceivable
that
Great
Britain
would
make
a
separate
peace
with
Germany.
Nevertheless,
there
must.be
some
considerable
speculation
'
as
to
why
the
Soviet
newspaper
Pravda,
usually
inclined
to
be
conservative
in
its
statements,
particu-laryl
in
regard
to
diplomatic
matters,
should
have
printed
a
report
suecestine
that
British
representa
tives
had
conferred
in
Spain
with
the
German
for-!
.eign
minister
on
the
subject
of
a
separate
peace.
j
newspaper
also
piayeu
nown
me
report
oy
jmiung
ii
I1
inconspicuously
on
the
back
page.
Nevertheless,
it
has
received
a
good
deal
of
play
throughout
the
world
and
particularly
on
the
Russian
radio.
No
doubt
there
was
some
propaganda
purpose
for-the
publication
of
the
report
but
just
what
the
object
may
have
been
appears
obscure
for
the
mo
ment
If
it
had
been
published
in
enemy
quarters
we
j
would
immediately
have
dismissed
it
as
being
deliberately
manufactured
to
cause
distrust
between
the
Allies.
Meanwhile
we
are
assured
in
official
quarters
that
there
is
no
truth
whatever
to
the
report
and
Lord
Halifax
goes
so
far
as
to
say
that
"people
who
believe
it
will
believe
anything."
Still
we
are
at
loss
to
know
why
Pravda
sent
up
such
a
kite.
The
proposed
establishment
of
a
commercial
air
line
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert,
as
'announced
Monday,
will
bring
us
much
more
up-to-date
in
the
matter
of
transportation.
It
is
a
service
the
:
instituting
of
which
has
already
been
unduly
de
layed.
As
a
resutl
of
the
establishment
of
this
link,
Prince
Rupert
will
be
connected
with
air
lines
north,
!
east
and
south
and
will
have
direct
contact
with
the
air
lines
which
are
now
transcontinental
and,
as
:
soon
as
the
war
is
over,
will
be
transoceanic
and
globe-girdling.
,
The
new
service
is
one
that
will
benefit
and
af-I
feet
us
all
whether
it
be
to
travel,,
to
use
for
mail
I
purposes
or
for
the
delivery
of
our
goods.
In
making
announcement
of
the
intention
to
start
(
this
service,
Grant
McConachie,
manager
of
the
Can-j
adian
Pacific
Air
Lines,
comments
that
it
will
reduce
the
travelling
time
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
from
36
to
four
hours.
I
Of
course,
until
we
have
a
landing
field
here
air
.
service
in
and
out
of
Prince
Rupert
cannot
be
fully
complete,
buch
a
field
would
make
is
possible
for
us
j,to
leave
Prince
Rupert
early
one
morning
and
be
in
Montreal
or
New
York
early
the
next
morning
or
in
'tess
than
24
hours'
time.
And,
after
the
war
is
overawe
would
be
able
to
take
a
commercial
plane
in
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
and
be
in
London
early
tomorrow
afternoon.
Then
there
will
be
the
trans-,
Pacific
air
routes
which
will
take
us
in
a
couple
of
days
or
so
to
China
or
Japan
or
in
three
or
four
days
!
to
Australia'
or
India.
And,
by
the
transPolar
route,
,
we
shall
leave
here
today
and
be
in
Moscow
Thursday
at
the
latest.
It
is
gratifying
and
interesting
to
think
of
the
effects
of
Prince
Rupert
at
last
getting
on
the
air
map,
a
satisfactory
step
towards
which
will
be
the
establishment
of
the
Vancouver
service
and
plans
attendant
thereto.
One
example
of
where
civilian
experience
plus
bright
adaptability
fitred
well
into
an
army
job
is
"illustrated
in
the
cas
of
the
Prince
Rupert
boy,
Flight
Lieutenant
All.ui
Davies,
son
of
A.
M.
Davies,
a
well-known
veterai
of
the
last
war
and
secretary
AIR
FORCE
CASUALTIES
OVERSEAS
Previously
reported
dangerously
injured
now
reported
to
have
died
on
active
service:
Allan,
William
Cosmo,
FL
J6-935
Mrs.
ND.
Allan
(mother)
23
Earlscourt
Ave.
Toronto.
Missing
on
active
service
after
air
operations:
Barske.
Paul
Jack,
FS
SL
R15-7138
Mike
Barske
father)
Wbltemouth.
Man.
Beggs,
John
Robert,
SL
J4422
Mrs.
J.
R.
Beggs
"wife)
163
Lanark
St.
Winnipeg.
Bennett,
James
Gordon,
FS
RH3404
Mrs.
J.
G.
Bennett
wife)
302
Woodland
Drive.
Vancouver.
B.
C.
Boles.
William
Harold,
PO
Jl-8781
Mrs.
W.
H.
Boles
iwife
Deloralne.
Man.
Buchanan,
George
Harry,
FQ
J209U
Mrs.
J.
Mcearrison
mother)
1719
Davie
St.
Vancouver.
B.
C.
Cameron,
Charles
Fraser,
FS
Of
course,
Pravda
went
out
of
its
way
to
explain
:
Rusoes
Mrs.
c.
c.
Cameron
unofficial.
The
Soviet
j
ti
13
13t
Av'-
Va-
;that
the
report
was
entirely
1,
,
,
,
i
l
i
n!
;i
couver.
B.
C.
Can
tin,
Maurice
Raoul
FO
J2C214
A.
J.
Cantln
(father)
McCreary
Man.
Chalk.
Everett
William,
Sgt.
09988
F.
T.
Dillon
'
father
1172
Lesperance
Rd.
Tecumseh,
Ont.
Fitch,
Hedley
William
Snod-grass.
FO
JJ485
Mrs.
H.
W.
S.
Fitch
(wife)
19
Margueretta
St.
Toronto.
Grimson,
Albert
Marino,
Sgt.
ville.
Ont.
Varey,
Bryan
Henry.
Sgt.
Rl-82204
B.
E.
Varey
(father)
71
Elmer
Ave.
Toronto.
Webster,
Lloyd
Pierson,
FS
Rl
47246
S.
W.
Webster
(fathei)
Roland.
Man.
WheaUey,
Colin
Havelock,
FL
J16324
H.
P.
Wheatley
(father)
1509
Sherbrooks
St.
West
Montreal.
Previously
Missing
on
Active
Service
Now
Reported
Prisoner
of
War
Germany:
Burke,
John
Robert
Arthur,
(DFM),
WO
R76052;
E.
F.
Burke
(father!
128
Arthur
St.,
Truro.
N.S.
Ferguson,
James
Hennessy,
Sgt
R176230;
William
Ferguson
(father)
Moosomin,
Sask.
Higglns,
James
Alexander,
FO
J21193;
W.
W.
Higglns
(father)
1029
Brunette
St.,
Westminster,
B.C.
Roy.
Joseph
Arthur
Armand,
FS
R164537;
Mrs,
J.
A.
A.
Roy
(wife)
1119
Manning
Ave.,
Ver
dun,
Que
;
of
the
Canadian
Legion
here,
whom
they
are
de-,
usnguee'
Rowland
ro
J11332.
,
scribing
as
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force's
"toplM?
fiiw
w?
S
'
mail
Minn
in
t
no
"MoAiiawanann
iimv
(Vinntvi
"
Urwl
ivln
c
M'nei
tv,.
.......
...
v..v.
.uvuivviiuiivun
rial
nicotic.
JIUIIU'I""'
nrat,
IWVIIIU,
.
ling
the
mail'
is
a
big
and
important
job
for
it
is
be-'
W1,''
Edmond.
fo
J23-
ing
more
and
more
emphasized
how
receiving
mail
cardston
iit"
'father
;.keei)s
up
the
morale
of
the
men
on
service.
j
wiuiams.
Ke'nneth
Hannin-
bome
idea
of
the
importance
of
Allan
Davies'
i
ton,
sgt.
R185646;
Mrs.
k.
h.
particular
job
is
formed
when
it
is
realized
that
WUUams
,wir)
1826
Ross
Ave-.
1
through
his
office
goes
all
the
mail
for
men
of
ther1?-
Roval
Canadian
Air
Force
serving
in
North
Africa,
A'?l'"UKlJrporUv
mfn'on1
v
India.
Davies
heads
a
twenty-five
man
staff
at
the
'
British
Army
base
post
office
at
Algiers
handling
thousands
of
Ipttors
rlnilv.
Prisoner
of
War
Germany:
Flndlay,
James
Bruce,
PO
J23234;
Earl
Flndlay
(father)
11
Burnham
Rd.,
Ottawa.
Handling
the
mail
is
becoming
something
of
a
eron,
fo
J209i6;
o.
c.
Hodgson
tradition
in
the
Davies'
family.
In
the
days
before
'
(father)
3475
Harvard
Ave.,!
the
First
Great
War
Allan
Davies
sr.
used
to
dish
M
V?!'
'
out
the
mail
from
the
general
delivery
wicket
to
the
Tn
Shfi
4
Stourwood
Mansions,
Btour-
ANNIVERSARY
AT
SIMPSON
Twenty
Years
as
Chief
Warden
in
The
Grace
United
Church.
PORT
SIMPSON,
Jan.
18
On
Saturday
in
the
bpworth
League
HaH,
Sam
Hughes
celebrated
his
twentieth
anniversary
as
a
ehief
warden
in
the
Grace
United
Church
of
Port
Simpson.
The
Port
Simpson
Concert
Band
was
in
attendance
and
n
very
fine
piogram
was
rendered
both
by
the
Band
and
the
younger
set,
at
the
Village.
It
was
a.
very
enjoyable
evening
for
all
thos;
present
and
will
long
be
remembered.
The
girls
from
the
Crosby
Home
rendered
some
very
fine
music
before
and
during
a
pres
entation
from
the
Hudson's
Bay
Staff
after
which
Mr
Hughes
thanked
the
girls
and
the
staff
for
their
gift.
When
Mr.
Scott,
the
manager
of
the
Hudson's
Bay.
handed
Mr
Hughes
the
present
he
also
gave
with
it
an
envelope.
Among
those
present
in
the
audience
were
two
girls
in
Air
Force
uniform.
The
Master
of
ceremonies
drew
the
attention
of
the
audience
to
this
fact
and
vtry
hearty
applause
was
R191994
M.
L.
Chalk
'father)
.wood
Ave.,
Southbourne,
Bour-538
Coiborne
St.
Brantford.
Ont.
nemouth.
Eng.
D.
A.
Knight
Clarke.
Samuel
Edward,
FS
(father
Cypress
River.
Man.
R128436
S.
B.
Clarke
"father)
'
Smith.
Lawrence
Earl.
FS
Parkside.
Sask.
R123215;
L.
T.
R.
Smith
(fath-
Dillon,
John
Vinton,
FS
Rl-
er)
Star
City.
Sak.
Stewart,
Robert
Glenn,
Sgt
R162463;
P.
J.
Stewart
(father)
Roland,
Man.
Previously
Reported
Missing
on
Active
Service
Now
Reported
Safe:
Kennedy,
James
LawTence
Hows
Mrs.
bwain
Grimson
Joseph,
FL
C1476;
Mrs.
T.
J.
mothe:)
241
West
21st
Ave.
Kennedy
mother)
418
N.
Bra-Vancouver.
B.
C.
die
St..
Fort
William,
Ont.
Hughs.
Alfred
Johnstone.
SL
Clements.
Robert
Sinclair.
FL
J3990
Alfred
Hughes
i
lather)
j6645;
H.
N.
Clements
father
38
Grant
Ave.
Hamilton
Ont
ctthnim
c.i,
.
7
-
u,uvniviiii
T
l..
W
1
I-
.
t-w-.
.
.ciuirujr.
.aaci
josepn,
ra
Dangerously
III
am
Active
17380
Mrs.
AL
J.MKennedy
vjre:
wife)
23
LovatV
St.
Stafford,
England.
Mrs.
M.
J.
"Kennedy
Lovely,
Robert
Malcolm,
LAC
R99344:Capt
HJEL
Lovely
(Fath
motner
Sydenham
-
William
er
130
Connell
St..
Woodstock,
Sts.
Kingston
Ont.
NJJ.
Kindt.
Cecil
John
Edgar.
FS
'
Seriously
111
as
Result
of
In-R109235
P.
H.
Kindt
t
father)
i
Juries
Sustained
on
Active
Ser-
ojh
K.emn
Kd.
victoria.
B.
C.
U-lce:
MacDonaltJ,
Arch'iald
Stewart
j
Falloon.
George
Hugh
DFM),
FS
R153012
N.
W.
H.
MacDon-
P0
C18262;
Mrs.
G.
H.
Falloon
aid
'father
85
South
Bfntinck
(wife)
1160
4th
St.,
Brandon,
St.
Sydney
N.
S.
Man.
'
McMaster.
John
Percy.
FS
,Seiiously
III
oq
Active
Service:
R151021
Mrs.
Duncan
McMaster1
McOowan.
John
Douglas.
Sgt
mother)
428
Crawford
Ave.
R208585:
Mrs.
G.
A.
McGowan
Windsor
Ont.
(mother)
262
Good
St..
Wlnnl-
Sawyer,
Kenneth
William,
FS
peg
RJ54404Ou,OSawj-er.afaUier)
'
J
2136
Lincoln
Rd.
Windsor
Ont.
Small,
James
Roy
Robert,
FS
R148339
Mrs.
J.
R
R.
Small
(wife)
149
Lee
Ave.
Toronto.
Smith,
Stuart
Elmer,
FS
R161620
A.
E.
Smith
(father)
24
Windsor
Ave.
Ottawa.
Spofford,
George
Lewi3,
FO
J11590
Mis.
L.
A.
Spofford
'mother)
307
Oerrard
St.
East
Toronto.
Traux,
James
Lyall,
Sgt.
R16-9016
I.
R.
Traux
father)
Max-
NOTICE
Annual
General
Meetlne
of
the
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
SOCIETY
will
be
held
on
Tuesday.
Jan.
18th,
at
8
p.m.
In
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
Business:
Receiving
reports
for
year
1943.
Election,
of
officers.
General
business.
Show
your
interest
In
our
Red
Cross
by
attending
this
meeting.
J.M.S.Loubser
D.C.,
B.A.
Chiropractor
Wallace
Block
Phone
641
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Repairs,
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
u
rendered
for
the
two
In
uniform.
Mr.
Hughes
is
sixty-four
years
old
and
was
born
at
Hazelton.
He
was
raised
at
Port
Simpson,
where
he
has
resided
since
boyhood.
He
has
made
many
trips
up
and
down
the
coast
as
far
south
as
the
States
aad,
during
the
Gold
Rush
Days
of
"98,
was
up
north
as
far
as
Skag-way.
He
was
married
at
the
age
of
twenty-two
and
had
a
family
of
six
His
wife
died
twenty-
If
W'm
j
W
V-rpT
5
ir,sv
That's
Wfy
I
NeeJ
Wkl
Grab
,
Quaker
Oats
.
.
.
Jtkkett
(
All
Notvra
'
Cereals
U
Craw'w
Fadar
Prlii
,
Vn,
rrWottmttl
Itidi
ill
otiurtl
crrrtti
I
in
prmtin,
the
ytty
thin
itul
it
mcti'i
nun
ctcuciu.
muurcn
mux
but
protein
for
aormil
jttoatk,
Adults
mut
b
il
lor
iumin
toj
to
help
kg
hi
fitiu.
Stturt
richljr
norrd
to
many
imponint
food
element!
ia
VThule-Criiti
OjtmetL
l
(tinJt
tlooe
tnonjt
ttrejlv
f,i,
yovt
fjmiljr
in
vonderlul
protection
daily,
'
iwil
au
BUS
ILMKU
are
arce
Hid
i
tiiooeJ.
Get
a
patkane
at
jour
(rocera
tutia)r-''l
taih
dr
iih
liui
hole-tome,
delicious
Whole-(irain
bfuliu.
1
V
1
G0LDBL00M
Is
back
Buying
Furs.
Will
pay
30'
'
more
than
anyone
else
Don't
be
foolish
and
sell
your
furs
at
the
waterfront.
Bring
them
up
to
the
Old
Reliable.
Ladies,
before
taking
stock,
we
are
giving
a
big
discount
off,
so
don't
lose
the
opportunity.
W.
Goldbloom
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Waypoints,
Stewart
and
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Full
Inio.ination,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
RupVrt
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
S68
GOLD
SEAL
6
mm
Fancy
Red
aocKeve
Salmon
and
llerrlnc
In
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
acth't
service
but
will
be
back
on
your
grocer's
shtlf
soon
at
conditions
permit.
-'1
seven
years
ago.
He
has
one
daughter
living,
she
Is
Mrs.
Herbert
Morrison.
There
are
three
grandsons
and
three
granddaughters.
He
belongs
to
the
Wolf
Clan
of
the
coast.
There
have
been
five
preachers
since
his
first
term
of
office.
Rev.
Wilding,
present
minister,
being
the
sixth.
The
officials
and
members
of
rhe
Orace
United
Church
aie
presenting
Mr.
Hughes
with
a
very
fine
Bible.
It
has
been
ordered,
and
when
It
comes
it
will
be
given
to
Mr.
Hughes.
The
program
at
the
anniversary
service
was
as
follows:
Quartet
by
Wright;
Oreen,
McKay
and
Ryan,
"The
Voice
ui
the
Old
Village
Choir."
Vocal
solo
by
Rev.
Wilding
Absent".
Chorus
by
the
Crosby
Olils,
London
Birds."
and
"Waltzing
Matilda."
Selection
by
the
Band.
"Sharpshooter."
Vwcal
solo,
Master
Wesley
Kelly.
White
Cliffs
of
Dover."
Vocal
solo.
Miss
B.
French,
The
Valley
of
Laughter."
ReadlDg.
Mrs.
E.
F.
Dudoward.
Vocal
solo.
Henry
Kelly.
"Mis
sion
by
the
Sea."
Duet
Dudoward
and
McKay.
Home
on
the
Range".
Vocal
solo.
Mrs.
Maud
Helln
Ave
Maria,'
Overture
by
the
Port
Simpson
III
and
For
For
amous
for
flavour
since
I89I
the
Salada'
name
assures
of
a
uniform
blend
of
quality
J
SALAD
TEA
Concert
Band,
"Calif
of
Bag
dad."
Refreshments.
A
short
story.
Henry
Gray
"Brother
Porcupine."
Selection
by
the
Band.
March:
"Spirit
of
America."
Speech.
Sam
Hughes.
Sprech.
Mark
Oreen.
Duet.
Mrs.
Mary
Morrison
and
Mrs,
Maud
Helln,
"Wnlsper-
lng
Hope."
Speech
on
behalf
of
the
cong
regation,
PhllUp
Oa-eu,
Speech
on
behalf
of
tike
official
Board.
Dr.
Flddes.
i
8peech
on
behali
of
the
VU1-
age.
Chief
Councillor
E.
F
Dud.
toward.
I
Speech
by
Mr.
Scott
of
the
Hudson
Bay
co.'
Overture
by
the
Port
Simp-'son
Concert
Bind,
"Majestic"
Vocal
solo,
Henry
xttj
uacay
and
Home
Concluding
addrev
ding.
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