i
WW9
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.nril
25
ffl
are
T.C
.
steady
IS
torkmen
lor
P,
la
war
and
,
hrrz
be-
boys
tr.d
other
3-ni.
V1
Jour
d
normally
u
MO.
of
of
the
boys
IjjKn
ILMC3
rr'
li
d
RlCm-
latt
the
ferf
lnc
of
ta
South
Af
lea
I.
IMPRESSIVE
VICTOKY
LOAN
APPEALS
(Continued
from
page
1)
some
revealing
disclosures
as
to
what
had
been
found
out
about
the
Japs
and
their
equipment
on
the
occasion
of
the
occupation
of
KUka,
There
Is
nothing
thoddy
or
Inferior
about
the
equipment
of
the
Japs.
They
are
splendidly
equipped
fighters
we
found.
The
people
at
home
are
quit
evidently
backing
their
fighting
men
to
the
limit.
At
KUka
we
wound
their
lx-lnch
guru.-
ack-ack
guns,
machine
guns
all
of
good
quality,
good
clothe
and
fine
and
abundant
food,
even
a
caveful
of
candy
and
good
candy
at
that.
"Our
men
need
your
suDDort."
concluded
Col.
Drlcker.
The
more
bonds
we
buy,
the
sooner
we
get
our
boys
home.
Therefore,
I
say
to
you
buy
war
bonds,
win
the
war
and
get
the
boys
back
home."
HAitoM)
ponder
ultras
workers
Worker,
union
man
and
vet-
rran.
Harold
Ponder
addressed
his
appeal
more
particularly
to
bin
associate
In
the
building
of
ship.
They
might
have
been
called
greenhorns
and
farmers
but
they
had
done
a
good
Job
In
the
building
of
ships.
However,
It
was
a
job
that
was
far
from
finished,
"We
must
carry
on
as
our
boys
are
doing
in
r
---'
i
jr,y-wf..
.
i
i
thM
iSS"0'
811
-leased
way,
following
the
cere-to
iuiti'fv
L
mt
b!
preparcd
K
naval
bIessd
the
,
SL?
flghUnf
dying,
aid,
wife
of
a
rigger,
himself
ir
jou
realize
your
dpht
tv
I
.mi....
.u.
,
.!,.
.
anrt
vm
..u7..7"
T
-.v"l"u"'
enrmenea
uis
i
v
wfcnjiiaiuuuy
10
trie
Akuvc,
you
wm
not
think
of
Interest
or
benefit
of
inv.tm
receding
bow.
Ber
,
b,Ut
nJy
mch!nard
Allen.
Dry
Dock
manager.
Ih.
I"
'
Z
',
"
.
"
.w
Imaace
Kfnf
?.
0t
h
P'
etulP
-
ment,
food-all
so
necessary
In
IS?
lUP,rtu
of
,the
nBhtln
forces.
We
have
already
suffer
-
"u"
u,uw.
nie
or
us
in
the
loss
of
our
loved
ones,
but
we
must
be
prepared
to
face
more
of
them.
We
mutt
back
up
the
signatories
of
the
Teher-
an
Conference
and
the
aims
to
which
they
agreed.
Let
nothing
siana
m
tne
way
of
nurchaw
of
bonds
to
the
limit!
Ut
capl
-
rai
ana"
labor
unite!
Let
us
all
uo
our
snare
so
ine
world
may
the
sooner
know
a
new
and
better
day.
a
peace
that
will
be
worthy
of
those
who
carry
the
torch
today."
j
The
launching
itself
went
off
'with
complete
smoothness
and
precision.
Never
was
there
a
more
successful
one.
Hundreds
of
people
ntltnetsed
it.
The
shipyard,
thrown
open
to
the
public,
was
full
of
spec
te
tors
as
were
the
hills
around
-W--..V.
the
J
yard
-
tneers
rose,
wnisues
blew,
shore
guns
barked
and
a
naval
band
played
as
the
fine
big
cargo
vessel
slid
squarely
down
the
AlUAN
NATIONAL
THE
DAILY
NEWS
!
I
i
vessel
with
the
traditional
breaking
of
a
bottle
of
wine
against
the
Directed
the
ceremonies
and
Mayr
M-
Daggett
introduced
I
the
speakers.
The
Dry
Dock
male
choIr
ne
voice
to
!
sing
the
naval
hymn
as
part
of
the
proceedings.
Uar
Rnn.J
IveCOrU
17
OF
n
j
j
f
D
011(1
DUVlIlff
IS
jVprv
Pnncicf
ant
'
w
J
viuj.viii.
When
the
Victory
Loan
office
in
the
Besner
Block
opened
Its
doors
yesterday
morning
Mrs.
Annette
Wood
was
the
first
customer.
She
bought
$10,000
worth
of
bonds,
an
amount
similar
to
her
Initial
purchase
In
the
Fifth
Loan.
"Mr
Wood
has
always
been
very
co-operative
in
buying
Victory-Bond,"
a
Victory
Loan
offi-
'
-
vuuiiitciiKu,
vy
uiij
UiV
1
she
led.
the
way
ln
the
last
two
;
loans
but
she
has
subscribed
heavily
in
every
loan
since
the
beginning."
it
II!
:
25
YEARS
AGO
j
A
committee
of
the
city
coun
cil
headed
by
acting
Mayor
Mc-
Rae
arranged
for
a
Joint
re
ception
to
be
given
ln
honor
of
Captain
McOregor,
V.
C,
of
this
city,
and
Lt.
Col.
C.
W.
Peck,
V.
C,
who
recently
returned
from
overseas.
Theo
Collart
arrived
ln
the
city
returnirig
from
overseas
where
he
served
with
the
Belgian
army.
Mr.
Collart
went
back
to
Belgium
ln
1014,
where
he
quickly
won
the
rank
of
captain.
He
was
wounded.
When
he
returned
from
overseas
he
brought
his
wife
from
England.
Notice
has
been
given
in
Ottawa
that
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
will
apply
for
an
act
of
parliament
authoiizlng
it
to
es
tablish
an
aircraft
service
to
points
within
and
outside
of
Canada.
GALLANTRY
RECOGNIZED
GLASGOW,
Q)
Margaret
(Rose
Ure.
13,
a
Olasgow
Girl
J
Guide,
was
recently
presented
by
the
Princess
Royal
with
the
Silver
Cross,
highest
award
of
the
I
Girt
Guides
for
gallantry.
She
I
saved
her
mother
from
being
i
burned
to
death.
am
SO
MUST
Mayor
Takes
llr.ii
n
.
TP
run
ran
The
start
of
the
Sixth
Victory
Loan
brought
a
busy
week-end
to
Mayor
H.
M.
Daggett,
who
fired
the
first
heavy
gun
ln
the
campaign
by
speaking
over
sta
tion
CFPR
Sunday
night
and
who
also
took
a
prominent
part
in
the
launching
ceremonies
at
the
Dry
Dock
yesterday
after
noon.
,
In
nls
radio
speech
the
mayor
i
urged
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert!
to
support
to
the
limit
of
their
capabilities
the
Sixth
Victory
Loan
Drive.
Being
introduced
by
Bernard
Allen,
Dry
Dock
manager.
Mayor
Daggett
ln
turn
introduced
two
speakers
at
the
ceremony.
They
were
Lt.
Col.
R.
E.
Brlcker,
an
overseas
veteran
and
veteran
of
the
Aleutian
campaign,
who
spoke
on
behalf
of
the
Army,
and
Harold
A.
Ponder,
Dry
Dock
plater,
who
spoke
for
the
Dry
Dock
workers.
"I
am
glad
to
take
part
ln
anything
that
will
help
the
sale
of
Victory
Bonds,"
Mayor
Daggett
said.
BURMESE
EDUCATION
Sixty-one
percent
of
the
Burmese
men
and
17
percent
of
the
women
are
literate.
o
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Set
the
date
MOW!
Speed
"Victory
Day".
Back
up
our
fighters
with
an
overw
helming
weight
of
munitions.
Buy
the
bonds
that
buy
the
bombs.
Hasten
the
victorious
homecoming
!
Set
the
stage
NOW!
Lend
every
dollar
you
can
now
to
buy
war
needs
so
that
when
"V-day"
comes
you'll
have
the
dollars
to
spend.
Lend
again
I
Lend
more!
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FIRST
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