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NEWS
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday.
March
28.
1945
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
us
by
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way
of
terms,
had
it
been
victorious.
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Limited
Third
Avenue.
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Rtiper
MEMBER
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Columbia
ABC
When
one
ponders
that,
he
can
generally
n
A
HUNTER.
ManaRliiK
Editor
JBlllBMr
conclude
that
anything
more
on
'
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
the
Christian
side
can
be
served
up
t;
By
CHy
Carrier,
per
week
"CAI
Alt
"
Month
our
enemies
in
al!
e.od
conscience
and
PT
.
Yi
:r
the
of
still
be
Bv
Jinil.
par
month
in
cause
prolonged
peace
Pi
t
Year
No
Time
to
Modify
.
.
.
,
Some
experts
in
the
field
of
international
affairs
are
Baviqg
that
the
forthcoming
San
Francisco
parley
of
the
United
Nations
maj
want
to
nr"
H
modification
of
the
unconditional
surrender
terms
agreed
n
by
the
Bjg
Three
for
(iermany
and
presumably
to
he
applied
likew
ise
to
the
Japanese
One
war
should
have
taught
us
the
foTlv
of
pampering
the
militaristic
nations
and
letting
them
off
without
nulling
what
war
really
means.
No
rfjajor
battles!
were
fougnt
m
German
sfiil
in
1918,
German
nomea
and
factories
escaped
undamaged
and,
even
when
reparations
payments
were,
flirted,
readjustments
and
moratoria
ere
allowed.
As
for
the
extra
lives
it
is
coiling
us
to
whip
(Iermany
this
time,
the
only
reply
is
that
this
cost
ofobably
will
he
much
less,
in
both
twee
and
men,
than
fighting
Germany
;aiu
2.r
or
.'JO
years
from
now
if
she
eicapofi
punishment
this
time.
Those
who
urjre
relaxation
of
surrender
terms
claim
that
certain
liberal
groups
in
Germany
and
Japan
can
be
Wind
who
will
lead
their
nation
out
of
the
paths
of
evil
into
proper
ways,
sith
the
help
of
occupying
Allied
armies.
We
of
the
west
naturally
hope
that
this
proves
true
hut
at
first
these
democratic
-
minded
leaders
probably
will
he
deemed
traitors
in
the
eves
of
their
countrymen.
When
the
Gestapo
ean
reach
into
Allied
prison
camps
and
kill
Germans
who
betray
the
Nazi
way
of
thinking,
it
can
do
many
tilings
inside
its
own
country,
no
matter
how
strong
and
alert
the
occupying
forces.
The
best
answer
to
this
line
of
reasoning
is
that
the
war
with
Japan
probably
will
last
a
year
or
so
beyond
victory
in
Europe,
and
so,
if
unconditional
surrender
is
found
to
have
been
w
rail
in
(iermany,
no
such
terms
need
he
imposed
on
Japan.
Some
observers
say
Tokyo,
its
Axis
partner
fallen,
will
not
hold
out
more
than
a
few
months,
that
its
real
weaknesses
IP
REDVy
says:
Sve
the
fasy
way
by
iun
li.i-.iiif;
s.,
inns
Si.niiis
ri
I'ul.iily.
are
at
last
coming
to
the
surface.!
There
are,
too,
those
who
wonder
w
hat
the
Axis
would
have
allowed
in
the
served.
Ignoble
Argentina
.
.
.
Of
course,
Argentina,
with
her
belated
declaration
of
war
on
the
Axis,
made
btcause
she
was
told
she
could
not
sit
as
one
of
the
family
of
American
nations
which
will
participate
in
post-war
affairs
unless
she
openly
declared
herself
at
this
time,
cannot
ht-considercd
as
being
in
a
very
honored
position.
The
declaration
is
little
more
than
a
gesture
and,
in
view
of
the
rec-!
ord,
there
can
he
little
sincerity
about
it.
Argentina's
political
philosophy
can
he
no
different
today
than
it
was
wdien
she
was
so
openly
friendly
with
the
Axis.
It
is
not
(-veil
a
"lair
weather
friendship"
as
far
as
we
are
concerned,
Argentina
turned
on
her
old
friend!
just
because
there
was
nothing
else
to
do
in
saving
her
own
hide.
A
Garden
This
Year
.
.
.
Fresh
vegetables
gathered
from
one's
own
garden
at
just.
the
right,
stage
and
cooked
immediately
are
vastly
superior
to
vegetables
which
have
been
harvested
long
before
they
reach
the
table.
Green
beans,
peas
and
other
vegetables
lose
a
great
deal
of
their
flavor
and
appeal
when
not
cooked
immedi
ately.
Another
good
reason
for
"erowinu
your
own'
is
that
you
can
gron
those
varieties
best
adapted
to
table
use.
Add
another
point
to
superior
quality
and
that
is,
the
fun
and
exercise
you
,u;et
in
having
your
own
vegetable
garden.
Wholesome
exercise
in
the
open
air
is
a
prescription
that
cost
nothing,
yet
does
wonders
for
your
physical
development.
With
the
aid
of
gppd
seed,
good
tools,
and
a
modern
complete
balanced
.
olant
food,
one
can
have
a
garden
that
is
both
pleasurable
ami
profitable
yes,
and
beauty
too,
for
there
is
beautv
in
a
well
planned,
well
grown
vegetable
trarden,
and
there
is
beauty
in
the
finished
produce
when
it
has
heen
grown
property.
.1
II
FOR
LESS
THAN
U
YOU
CAN
USE
YOUR
VACUUM
CLEANER
FOR
OVER
3
hours
With
a
fjiiiet
"s-wi-s-h"
of
the
electric
motor
Redely
o,oes
to
work,
and
will
keep
at
it
steadily
for
over
three
houw
,n
,i
(..si
of
lest
thorn
ONE
I
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Llae
all
the
aitachmcrtts
for
yOUt
vacuum
on
rugs,
woodwork
.
.
.
drapes,
walls
.
.
.
upholstery,
cushions
.
.
.
and
still
have
part
of
your
pennyworth
left
to
tut
nor
row.
THE
MORE
yOU
USE
THE
CHEAPER
IT
IS!
"
M
ml
-
"KWII"
nnd
for
"Kilowait
Hour".
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is
the
way
tlrariciiy
it
measured,
likt
dr.unit
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Hy
the-
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or
liquid
fa
mejumd
by
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gallon,
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of
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f
the
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tm
hour
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the
mart
you
uoe,
ihr
theafttr
it
DtGOMttt
HERE
ARE
THE
DRAMATIC
SCENES
climaxiiiR
thumously
for
FO
R.
B
Gray
of
Winnipeg
a
by
enemy
fire,
was
brought
down
in
the
North
pher
aboard
the
re-scuinu
aircraft,
.show
ttopi
DEC.
and
the
dinghy
contains
FL
O.
E.
W
members
of
the
crew.
Lower
photo
shows
res
Circle.
For
the
part
he
played
in
the
action,
was
awarded
the
D.F.C.
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the
episode
which
won
the
George
Cross
pos-Dd
Sault
S'.e.
Mane,
when
his
aircraft,
damaged
Sea.
These
photos,
taken
by
R.C.A.F.
photogra-Wo
G.
H
BuUey
(In
waten
who
won
the
litely.
D.S.,
and
FS
S.
W
Ford.
D.F.M..
R
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F
uing
aircraft
on
the
water
and
the
dinghy
in
WO
O.
H.
Hullcv
(SCMttl
of
Haliiax.
N.S..
Returning
Home
F
orti
Philippines
Mrs.
Lloyd
Kel.sey.
sister
of
W.
M.
Watts
of
this
city,
and
her
two
young
children,
recently
liberated
in
Manila
after
having
been
prisoners
of
w;"-during
the
Japanese
occupation
of
the
Philippines,
are
expected
to
arrive
in
Kelso.
Washington,
within
the
next
couple
of
months
to
Beside
with
Mrs.
Kelsey's
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wil'.iapi
Watts.
Mrs.
Kel.sey's
husbim.l
h;i
pot
been
heard
of
since
tr
advice
some
time
ago
that
he
wai
in
Manchuria
or
Japan.
Fliuht
Lieutenant
Scott
is
spendine
a
few
days
in
Prince
Rupert.
In
charge
for
the
Lime
beinf
is
I'light
Lieutenant
Watson
.
Flight
Officer
Sandy
Camp
bell
of
the
165th
squadron
at
Edmonton
is
visiting
the
A
bnd
slide
on
the
hill
leadint;
up
to
the
airport
has
caused
some
Inconvenience
to
traffic.
The
Air
fotee
bulldozer
Is
belli"
I
Used
to
clear
it
away.
The
Red
Crass-
ennvassers
re
,
port
that
they
are
over
the
$J;50
mark.
It
will
not
be
long
be
due
their
epiota
of
$900
s.s
ntacfa
ed.
The
beginning
of
last
week
i
A
Sergeant
Baehmer.
R.C.A.F.,
at
the
Terrace
Elementary
and
Hi"h
Schools
to
(live
cadet
instruction.
Uniforms
have
been
ordered
tor
the
cadets
and
the
boys
ar
looking
forward
to
them
Quite
n
number
of
boys
will
b"
i
going
to
the
cadet
camp
at
Chil-liwack
this
summer.
Mrs
Hubble.
te.T'her
of
Division
V.
came-
to
visit
the
other
.four
divisions
of
the
Elementary
THIS
AND
THAT
"Vou
realize
that
there
is
nothing
to
be
gained
by
argument.'
Better
English
By
D
C
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
.semence0
"She
was
bred
and
born
in
old
Kentucky."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
t.f
'inflammable''"
3
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Graphical.
Great
-ful.
gregarious.
4
What
does
the
word
"discursive"
mean?
5
What
is
a
word
bcr.innlii"
w.th
ren
that
means
"a
phi""
where
things
are
stored9"
Answer
1
Say
"She
was
born
and
itheni
bred
in
old
Kentu
i-.v
2.
Pronounce
first
a
as
In
am.
not
as
in
flame
3
Grateful
4
Passing
from
one
Ihlnt;
to
another
"I
have
been
d'iiu,v
nothing
for
so
long,
exerpt
Idle
things
and
discursive
things."
H
O
Wells
5.Repository.
ftahool
on
Frid..v
afternoon
and
the
last
hour
was
Spent
in
musi
cal
aetiviti
I
Mi
.
Oeniiani
took
over
her
cla.ssrooni
lor
that
LUCKY'S
Light
I)'livt-ry
and
Transfer
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