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Wednesday,
September
20,
1944
EDITORIAL
CHARACTERISTICALLY
BRITISH
.
.
.
The
return
of
the
evacuees
to
London
in
spite
of
the
buzz
bombs
and
the
government
warnings,
some
of
them
to
lose
their
lives
in
the
latest
robot
attacks,
is
typical
of
British
character.
They
would
rather
be
in
the
thick
of
danger
to
be
near
their
homes
even
though
they
be
wrecks,
than
in
the
peace
of
the
country
living
out.
Britons,
and
the
Londoners
particularly,
have
been
under
fire
for
over
four
years
now.
They
have
amply
shown
their
mettle
and
their
courage
during
those
days.
Others
may
have
stayed
where
the
bombs
dropped
and
the-cannons
roared,
because
they
had
no
choice
in
the
matter.
But
the
Londoners,
many
of
them
anyway,
stayed
not
because
they
had
to
but
because
they
chose.
They
heeded
not
the
adage
that
discretion
is
the
better
part
of
valor.
TEA
AND
COFFEE
...
The
mid-morning
coffee
drinker
and
the
afternoon
tea
sippers
will
not
have
to.
curtail
themselves
any
longer.
Providing
they
take
their
coffee
black
and
strong
and
their
tea
clear
and
unsweetened,
they
may
drink
to
their
heart's
content.
We
are
making
headway
in
the
matter
of
lifting
of
wartime
restrictions
in
this
case
because
there
is
plenty
of
tea
and
coffee
available
and
the
shipping
'
to
bring
it
to
us.
.
.yV
.
.
As
far
as
the
tea
and
coffee
is
concerned,
it
was
onljr
the
most
inveterate
drinkers
who
felt
the
rationing
of
tea
and
coffee
even
at
its
worst.
For
the
most
of
us
there
was
plenty
and
to
spare.
Prospects
are
that
we
will
have
to
put
up
for
a
while
longer
with
the
rationiner
of
our
sutrar
and
butter
which,
unlike
tea
and
coffee,
are
real
neces
sities
of
life
and
available
supplies
of
which
we
must
share
with
those
who
are
a
good
deal
worse
off
than
we
are
not
only
as
long
as
the
war
Jasts'but
probably
ior
a
cime
aiier.
Beautiful
Plants
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rcil
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rose
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REINFORCEMENTS1
FOR
SERVICES
HAVE
ARRIVED
appear
In
print.
On
August
11
a
seven
pound
son
arrived
for
Sgt.
and
Mrs.
John
Scully
answering
the
roll
call
to
the
name
of
"Robert
Joseph
Patrick
Scully."
Signalman
Brian
Alan,
tipping
the
scales
at
4
lbs
10
ounces,
Just
making
the
flyweight
division
for
duty
to
Signalman
and
Mrs.
Henry
Mason.
Constance
Ann,
a
bouncing
field
marshal,
of
the
heavy
weight
class,
bringing
the
scales
down
to
nine
pounds,
arrived
September
7
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
C.
Adams
of
the
Canadian
Army.
He
starts
his
basic
training
shortly.
The
second
Canadian
Army
re
lnforcement
to
arrive
on
Sept
ember
7,
was
a
5-lb.
12y2-ounce
daughter
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Schafhauser
of
the
Canadian
forces.
September
8
a
prize
winner
weighing
9
lbs
baby
boy
Tank
material
arrived
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Marlheau.
Corner
of
6th
and
Fulton
HALF
MOON
SNACK
(Manager,
George
Lum)
OPENING
FOR
BUSINESS
Saturday,
September
23
Specializing
In
LUNCHES
CHOW
MEIN
CHOP
SUEY
From
11
a.m.
to
3
p.m.
Opposite
Sunrise
Grocery
Junior
Hostesses
Rangers'
Guests
erican
Army,
Canadian
Army;ation
has
been
arranged
and
and
Ur
Force
have
been
arriv-
wjh
be
at
the
Red
Triangle
Ing
for
some
time
and
lor
tne
first
time
the
various
arrivals
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WEDNESDAY,
i
The
YWCA
Junior
Hostesses
have
been
Invited
to
be
the
!
guests
of
the
Rangers
at
a
dance
to
be
held
In
the
YMCA
hut
on
September
23.
Music
will
be
Reinforcements
for
the
Am-.
by
the
Navy
Band.
Transport-
This
Work
Must
Go
On
The
human
touch
and
the
understanding
heart
of
The
Salvation
Army
are
needed
on
the
home
front.
YOUR
dollars
alone
make
it
possible.
Give
generously!
Spact
tarttiuAt-i
by!
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&
ANDERSON
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IUNG
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7th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tal)
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p,m.
to
12
p.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
12
pm.
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247
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
NOTICE
RE
VOTERS
LIST
Householders
and
Llcenseholders
may
register
for
In-;
elusion
In
the
1944-45
Voters
List
during
the
months
of
September
and
October.
HOUSEHOLDER
Includes
any
person
21
years
of
aee
who
has
resided
In
Prince
Rupert
City
continuously
since
January
1st,
1941
and
(a)
who
has
paid
Poll
Tax
to
the
City
for
the
year
1944
(b)
who
Is
not
eligible
to
pay
Toll
Tax
or
Road
Tax,
but
has
paid
$2.00
for
the
use
of
the
municipality.
NOTE
Any
householder
whose
name
appears
on
the
1943-44
Voters
List
and
who
has
paid
1944
Poll
Tax
will
not
need
to
register.
LICENSE
HOLDER
means
any
male
or
female
21
years
of
age
carrying
on
a
Business
In
the
city
who
Is
the
holder,
of
a
subsisting
trades
license,
or
is
a
member
of
a
partnership
carrying
on
business
In
the
city
.and
holding
a
subsisting
license
the
annual
fee
.for
which
is
not
less
than
five
dollars
for
each
partner.
NOTE
Any
ll&enseholder
who
has
previously
registered
as
such
and
has
continuously
paid
his
license
fee
will
not
need
to
re-register.
CORPORATIONS
whose
names
are
on
the
Voters
List
may
appoint
a
duly
authorized
agent
to
vote
on
their
behalf.
Such
authorization
must
be
In
the
hands
of
the
City
Clerk
before
5
pm.
October
31st.
REGISTRATIONS
may
be
made
at
the
City
Hall
during
regular
office
hours,
and,
for
the
convenience
of
voters
the
office
will
also
be
kept
open
between
7
and
9
pjn.
on
October
26th,
27th
and
30th
for
this
purpose.
II.
D.
TIIAIN
City
Clerk.
'Assize
Court
I-
JUDGE
ALLOWS
STATEMENT
AS
EVIDENCE
A
trial
within
a
trial"
was
a
Club,
8:30
pjn.
The
Junior
feature
on
Tuesday
of
the
Assize
Hostesses
are
doing
a
fine
Job
court
hearing
of
George
Dewey
and
their
popularity
among
the
jies,
charged
with
theft
and
boys
in
Service
Js
a
sure
in-
with
retaining
money
belonging
dlcaUon.
Under
the
supervision
t0
Canadian
National
Tele-of
the
YWCA
Hostess
they
at-
graphs.
tend
many
military
social
func
'
The
procedure
arose
when
the
tions
as
well
as
the
weekly
jury
was
asked
to
retire
In
order
dances
in
the
Empress
Club.
!
to
permit
Mr.
Justice
A.
D.
Mc-Canadlan
girls
are
doing
their
Fm-lane
to
decide
on
the
admis-"bit"
In
a
real
big
way,
bring-:
sability
as
evidence
of
a
signed
ing
sunshine
and
merriment
to
'
statement
made
by
Fales
in
the
many
a
lonely
soldier
boy
far
presence
of
arrived
in
Rupert
for
P.F.C.
Ar-
,
the
many
services.
nold
and
Mrs.
Nellson,
and
will
I
hp
ntfrirhpH
tn
tViA
ITS
A
fnrrps
;
stationed
here.
A
young
Amerl-
j
Young
Wistaria
can
by
the
name
of
Terrynce
Farmer
In
Gun
the
scales
at
7
Howard
holding
;
f,
j
i.
i
lbs.
and
5
ounces
reported
for
!
Command
In
Italy
duty
to
Lt.
Howard
Clement
and
WITH
THE
CANADIAN
ARMY
Mrs.
Clement
on
August
23.
;
IN
ITALY,
Sept.
20
Sgt.
Cyril
Sapper
Ernie
of
the
Canadian
Shelford
of
Wistaria
is
com
Forces
answered
roll
call
on
Aug-
mandlng
a
gun
detachment
In
ust
20
and
of
the
lightweight
the
54th
Light
Antl-Alrcraft
class
tipping
the
scales
at
6
lbs.
Battery
In
Italy.
Recently
Ser-13
ouncee.
Sapper
S.
Cychmls-
geant
Shelford
visited
Naples
on
truk
and
Mrs.
Cychmlstruk
are
leave.
He
is
now
wearing
the
the
proud
parents.
1939-43
Star.
He
was
stationed
A
baby
girl
came
by
special
at
Prince
Rupert
early
In
th
air
delivery
September
13
marked
war.
7
lbs.
6
ounces
"handle
with
care"
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Snow-don.
The
proud
daddy
Is
a
member
of
the
Air
Force.
Dorothy
Ruth,
doing
the
scales
at
7
lbs.
2
ounces,
made
a
three-point
landing
on
September
12,
reporting
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Schlicker
of
the
UJ3-A.
Forces.
Elizabeth
Ann
Carrell,
travel
ling
light
at
4
lbs.
11
ounces,
brought
joy
to
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carrell
of
the
American
Army.
Peter
Montgomery,
a
Junior
HABIT
FATHERS
INDUSTRY
The
tea
drinking
habit
wai.
largely
responsible
for
the
de
velopment
of
fine
English
T.
Swift,
CNH.
away
from
home,
In
keeping
special
agent,
on
Feburary
29.
baby
daughter,
holding
the
with
Prince
Rupert's
well
known
jrie
who
Is
actine
as
coun
-
scales
down
to
8
lbs.
11
ounces,
hospitality
to
men
and
women
in
a
nj
own
"defence,
object-
ed
to
the
admission
of
the
(statement
on
the
grounds
that
i
it
had
been
obtained
under
duress.
Also,
he
had
not
been
warned
by
the
lnvesUgator
that
Uie
statement
was
intended
for
use
as
evidence,
he
told
the
court.
r
T
He
charged
that
he
had
made
the
statement
under
threat
of
prosecution
for
giving
liquor
to
other
C.N.
employees
on
the
night
of
February
25.
Both
Swift
and
C.N.
Constable
John
McPhail,
who
had
been
present
when
the
statement
was
taken,
denied
that
Fales
had
been
threatened.
The
accused
was
not
under
suspicion
at
that
time,
the
special
agent
said.
Crown
Counsel
T.
W.
Brown
described
the
statement
as
not
incriminating
but
as
a
"protestation
of
innocence."
It
was,
he
said,
part
of
a
routine
Investigation
conducted
among
employees
who
had
been
on
duty
when
the
money
disappeared.
Much
of
the
material
contained
in
the
statement
had
already
been
presented
to
the
court
in
the
testimony
of
previous
witnesses.
After
a
ten-minute
recess
to
decide
the
matter,
Mr.
Justice
McFarlane
ruled
that
he
could
tlnd
no
Indication
that
Improper
procedure
had
been
used
to
obtain
the
statement
and
that
it
might
be
included
In
evidence
to
the
Jury.
Earlier
in
the
day
testimony
FOR
SALE
Telegraph
employees,
had
been
heard.
All
were
questioned
at
considerable
length
by
the
accused
and
gave
accounts
of
tho
occurrances
In
the
telegraph
office
on
the
night
of
February
25.
Witnesses
were
Miss
Elsie
Gales,
clerk,
Edward
J.
Johnson
and
Wesley
J.
Hughes,
wire
operators,
William
J.
Davles,
former
manager,
MJw
Donna
Mc-Ewen,
clerk,
and
Arthur
L.
Ford,
wire
chief.
They
agreed
that
it
would
have
been
difficult
for
Uie
accused
to
reach
Into
the
safe
from
his
position
at
the
operators'
table
and
extricate
manye
from
a
locked
wooden
drawer
Inside.
Using
a
letter
knife,
which
the
Crown
claims
may
have
been
employed
to
pry
open
the
drawer
while
lt
was
in
the
safe,
special
agent
Swift
demonstrated
to
the
Jurors'
the
ease
with
which
the
drawer
could
be
opened.
The
hearing
Is
continuing
today.
The
"trial
within
a
trial"
procedure
came
up
.gain
this
morning
when
the
Jury
was
excluded
while
the
Judge
decided
upon
.the
admissibility
of
the
testimony
of
of
six
crown
witnesses,
all
CJJ.
Constable
Sam
Ferguson,
Jus-
CHOICE
TIMBERLANDS
HE
Secretary
of
State
of
Canada,
acting
In
hli
capacity
as
Custodian
under
or
by
virtue
of
the
Revised
Regulations
Respecting
Trading
with
the
Enemy
(1943),
has
appointed
the
undersigned
controller
to
carry
out
his
order
requiring
the
winding-up
of
the
business
of
N.
S.
McNEIL
TRADING
COMPANY
LIMITED
which
has
been
operated
continuously
under
the
control
of
Messrs.
P.
S.
Rots
&
Sons
on
behalf
of
the
Custodian
since
December,
1911,
find
it
U
the
desire
of
the
Custodian
that
the
undermentioned
assets
be
sold
on
a
going
concern
basis.
The
company
is
the
registered
owner
of
35
sections
of
old
Crown
Grant
land,
containing
approximately
22,000
acres
and
situated
in
Rupert
District,
Vancouver
Island,
and
adjacent
to
Port
McNeill
on
the
East
Coast.
According
to
a
cmlse
made
in
1943
by
Eustace
Smith,
Timber
Estimator
and
Forest
Engineer,
the
Company's
holdings
are
said
to
contain
between
375
and
400
million
feet
of
timber.
Of
this
approximately
50
is
listed
as
Cedar
and
the
balance
principally
Hemlock
and
Balsam
with
a
small
quantity
of
Spruce,
of
good
quality
and
on
accessible
logging
ground.
The
Company's
title
is
such
that
there
s
a
Royalty
payable
to
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
of
fifty
cents
per
thousand
feet,
British
Columbia
Log
Scale,
on
all
logs
when
cut
and
removed
from
the
timber
tract
and
such
logs
are
exportable
subject
only
to
war
restrictions.
The
Company
also
owns
a
log
dump,
freight
wharf,
two
foreshore
leases
from
the
Crown
and
a
Dicsol-engined
boat
used
for
booming
purposes.
Assignment
of
the
foreshore
leases
Is
subject
to
the
consent
of
the
Crown.
The
Cumpany
has
existing
contracts
including
contracts
relating
to
loggir,
rights
of
way,-
water
supply
and
freight
wharf.
The
Company
has
entered
into
contracts
with
the
C.
&
A.
Logging
Company
Limited
covering
logging
operations
for
the
years
1941
and
1915.
In
addition
to
the
above,
the
Title
to
the
land
Includes
the
right
to
any
.coal
here
may
be
under
the
surface
of
a
substantial
part
thereof.
THE
CONTROLLER
HAS
PREPARED
A
BROCHURE
CON.
TAINING
INFORMATION
RELATIVE
TO
THE
ASSETS
OFFERED
FOR
SALE
AND
THE
VARIOUS
AGREEMENTS
AND
CONTRACTS
PERTAINING
THERETO
AND
THIS
WILL
BE
FURNISHED
TO
INTERESTED
PERSONS
MAKING
APPLICATION
AND
SUPPLYING
BANK
REFERENCES.
The
Conts
oiler
offers
the
said
assets
for
sale
and
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Controller
at
his
office
up
to
noon
(Pacific
Daylight
Saving
Tune)
11th
day
of
December,
1514,
upon
the
following
terms
and
conditions:
l'
,hi,J
t
ma.d
for
.rh
nJ
'r
the
mU
ai
a
whole
and
muat
bt
made
mbject.
EXJ-KIASLV,
to
the
terrai
and
rondltloni
herein
Mtout.
W
u7trtitLcque
l0Jl
r1
the
Controller
for
the
lum
of
S29.000
00
VthrSMXfv
"d,S
talance
of
the
len.ler
price
to
he
paid
t
.
,.cmt
roller
on
hj
acceptance
of
the
tender;
aublect
to
the
condition
tun'.
hJSSJ
"Wr1'
nof
rLF
tl,
teI
V
hl
offer
ndthSSndP
tlooi
herein
it
out
thj
conuart
may
te
cancelled
by
the
Controller
and
the
amount
deponlted
by
the
tenlerer
forfeited
to
the
Controller
aa
liquid.
dViCourM8''
C",u?
10
u,Pect
r
unaccepted
blda
will
be
returned
la
ie
I1'..'"1
4re
?''
r'r..'
without
any
repreaentatlon
or
warranty
wtatjoeirer
oh
the
pan
of
tlx
Controller
aa
to
aurveya.
boundarlea
or
area
of
the
landi.
or
at,
to
quantity,
quality,
condition
or
atatc
of
repair
ff
uch
aneli.
and
wl,le
the
general
Idea
hereof
may
be
obtained
from
riitLV1
,i4!m,nit-
I'bfwhuie
and
the
Inventorlea
In
the
office
pf
the
Controller,
the
lale
ihall
be
made
subject
to
shortages
and
overages,
the
successful
tenderer""
chrge
ot
4nd
th
oversees
for
the
benefit
of
the
(4)
JetV.lli..r".,'d
for
!aU
ul'tt
o
"
existing
leases
and
con.
tract
to
which
the
Cornptny
1
a
party
and
to
all
rights
of
way.
easements
and
encumbrances.
Tne
Purchaser
snail
enter
Into
a
covenant
with
the
Controller
and
the
H:
S.
McNeil
Trading
Company
Limited
duly
to
observe
and
perform
all
the
covenants
and
agreements
on
the
part
of
the
Controller
or
the
said
Company
contained
tn
the
said
leases
and
contracts
and
to
Indemnify
the
Controller
and
the
said
Company
uvijr
In
ut
respect
of
any
breach
thereof.
(e)
Neither
the
highest
not
-any
tender
wUl
necessarily
be
accepted.
tfj
The
Purchaser
shall
xf
all
transfer
dues
and
transfer
taxes.
Jf
w
an.
payable
to
the
Crown.
(f
)
The
Controller
will
aitount
to
the
Purchaser
for
aU
logs
removed
from
the
property
after
the
31st
October,
1944,
at
the
rate
of
J3.00
per
thousand
feet
British
Columbia
Log
Scale
and
all
other
adjustments
i
shall
b
determined
a
at
the
date
of
transfer
and
delivery
of
the
assets
when
possession
will
be
given
and
responsibility
of
ownership
wUl
pas.
fh)
Th
envelopes
enclosing
offers
must
P
marked
"Tender
McNeil
TradlM
Co.
Ltd.-
and
addressed
as
fOUow:
auvmm
Frederick:
Field.
C.A,
jn
...
.
.
.
.
...
,
.1.1.1...
..Buinr
i
n
jn
rn
P.R
Rnil
Mr
Rnnm
G79
West
nestings
Street.
Vancouver,
B.C,
Canada.
'
No
commission
will
be
paid
by
the
Controller.
THE
CONTROLLER
BELIEVES
THE
STATEMENTS
MADE
DM
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
TO
BE
CORRECT,
BUT
ASSUMES
NO
RESPONSIBILITY
THEREFOR,
AND
INTENDING
PURQIASERS
SHOULD
MAKE
SUCH
INVESTIGATIONS
AS
THEY
DEEM
NECESSARY.
Inspection
of
the
properties
may
be
arranged
on
application
to
th
office
of
the
Controller,
co
P.
S.
Ross
&
Sons,
675
West
Hastings
Strett
Vancouver,.
BX
Arrar.genwnU
may
also
be
made
to
inspect
detailed
cruite
report
and
copies
pf
the
various
agreements
and
contracts
In
force
affecting
the
property.
H
Frederick
Field.
C.A-
Jts
.
sk''
Sept.
8th,
1944.
Controller
of
Vfc,
-Vhvf,
N.
S.
McNeil
Trading
Company
,
tlce
McPatlac.
-Jl
should
h
a,.
1
fel
Constable
w
I
les
had
over
$202
toC
I
fales
had
taken
CM
the
constabi'rl
-v
naui
m
PhairconcUTSil
Pales
mad,.
meat
In
it
h.
.
J
Gamble
amcuafT'
1
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ft,
l
ijur7ihUa7uT'
The
case
u
tXsectrt
elude
lal.
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i
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tvuay,
IN
THE
tPRDJICTrl
IN
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MATTER
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