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Friday,
May
11,
1945
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Go
Again!
MEMBER
ABO.
Russia
at
Conference
.
.
.
.
Jt
is
plain
that
the
Russians
have
been
at
San
Francisco
to
help
the
Conference
succeed,
but
with
no
overpowering
sense
that
it
must
succeed.
If
we
fail
now,
we
can
try
again
that
is
one
possible
interpretation
of
the
Russian
attitude.
But
Mr.
Eden
says
"this
time
we
must
succeed.
The
work
on
rpnsrmn
hlv
tn
vast.
nm
Vinno
fnr
tho
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r
"THE
MEN'S
SHOP
"
Nazis
has
been
more
than.
proved
true
and
the
satanic
myth'
which
for
long
clung
to
the
leaders
with
certain
evil
grandeur
is
being
dispelled,
leaving
them
to
be
seen
as
they
are
evil
men,
but
men
not
demigods.
Mussolini's
wretched
exit
was
typical
of
the
end
of
those
monstrous
systems
which
for
so
long
threatened
the
world,
"which
the
Allies
fully
intend
to
have
done
with
forever.-
Yet
because
victory
is
total,
and
collapse
has
brought
with
it
such
clear
indications
of
the
inhuman,
anti-Christian
nature
of
the
enemy,
it
would
be
foolish
to
a
degree
to
overlook
the
fact
that
even
must
firmly
retain
in
his
heart
the
Yes,
another
Victory
Loan
.
.
.
our
Eighth!
Let's
send
it
smashing
over
the
top
like
we
did
the
other
seven.
Those
powerful
seven
that
changed
the
war
picture
from
fearful
doubt
to
confidence
in
complete
Victory!
And
we've
got
a
heart-stirring
reason
for
putting
every
dollar
we
can
into
the
Eighth
...
for
every
Victory
Bond
we
buy
this
time
will
hasten
V-Day
.
.
.
will
bring
our
men
marching
back
home
to
peace
and
safety.
;
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THE
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ACT"
bnd
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
MICIIAL
MOSEK
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
MIKE
MOZEIC
OR
MOSEK.
DECEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
Honour.
W.
E.
Flatter
made
on
the
3rd
day
of
May,
A.D.
1M5.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Mlchal
Mofiek,
btherwLv
known
as
Mike
Mozck
or
Mosek.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
eald
estate
are
hereby
re
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
8th
day
of
June.
A.D.
IS45,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
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IN
THE
SUPREME
COORT
OV
this
iwi
uaj
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uav.
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J40.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
I
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
I
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OH
AMAND
CESAR
VERHEYDEH.
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
CAESAR
OR
CESAR
VERHEYDEN,
DECEASED.'
INTESTATE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
Fisher,
Local
.
Judge
of
the
Supreme.
Court
of
British
Columbia,
I
was
on
the
25th
day
of
April,
A
D.
1945.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
'
Amand
Cesar
Verheyden.
otherwise
Known-
as
Caesar
or
Cesar
Verheyden,
who
died
on
the
7th
day
of
September,
1944.
All
Dersons
tnrtrhtert
is.
h
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
iw-forthwlth
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
Uie
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
roe
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
of
Ma,r.
fillrur
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
re-yard
only
to
such
cUlms
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified:
..P
t
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
27th
day
of
April.
A.D.
1945.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Irlnce
Rupert.
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.
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.
AND
RADIO
Canadians
Lines
Slay
Replace
Land
Telegraphs
MONTREAL.
Mby
II
The
development
and
experimentation
with
point
to
point
land-line
radio
automatic
relay
systems
within
the
past
year
by
the
two
t
major
communication
systems
in
the
United
States
has
been
followed
closely
by
officers
of
Canada's
two-large
railway
systems
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific.
The
application
of
automatic
unattended
ultra
high
without
disturbances
from
atmospheric
and
othef
Aincontrol-
I
hi
hip
Inflnpnrp.t
whlrh
aHvnrcolv
Scharping's
broadcast
on
the
Ham-
effect
ordinary
point-to-pcint
wfiieh
we
'are
making
a
start
here
may
burg
radio
on
the
night
of
April
30,
I
radio,
the
netwo
network
tie-the
world's
last
chance."
while
admitting
total
defeat,
yet
ex
!
of
Jli8f?'lde"ty
..H
li
(..!..
jJd
first
glance
this
might
seem
to
place
Russia
in
a
much
stronger
bargaining
position
than
Britain,
or
than
the
United
States,
since
Americans
generally
share
the
views
Mr.
Eden
stated
so
sharply.
But
this
does
not
necessarily
follow.
For
it
is
clear
that
.
the'
British
and
Americans
expect
to
make
only
a
beginning
at
San
Francisco.
If
the
area
in
which
compromise
is
possible
should
turn
out
to
be
small,
then
a
small
beginning
will
be
made;
if
the
area
for
compromise
is
larger,
more
can
be
done.
Nothing
that
has
been
said
can
be
construed
as
meaning
that
Russia
will
:
necessarily
abandon
or
even
greatly
modify
its
position
on
the
Polish
and
other
questions.
But
enough
has
been
said
to
warrant
the
shelving
of
doubts
about
the
depth
of
Russia's
interest
in
the
project
for
a
world
peace
agency.
'.
There
is
enough,
indeed,
on
which
faith
that
this
war
has
its
meaning.
;
measure
of
success
so
far
achiev
He
must
be
certain
that
each
one
of
I
?d
trough
experimentation
na
i
u
will
i.nlk
fipi-mnn
nlcn
in
the
fntnvfl
!
sucn
u
lus,1Iy
ltie'!'
though
our
country
may
be
temporarily
occupied.
The
Elbe
will
also
in
future
remain
a
German
River,
so
will
the
Rhine,
and
Oder.
They
will
never
be
Germany's
frontier."
The
enemy
is
defeated,
his
ideology
is
exposed
for
what
it
is.
The
task
now
is
to
crush
every
attempt
to
revive
it.
Complacency
will
never
be
enough.
Local
News
Irresistible
...
.
.
Some
weeks
ago
a
daily
newspaper
in
an
Ontario
town
raised
its
circulation
rates
2c
a
week,
whereupon
a
;
success
of
the
Conference
in
making
ica
banker
cancelled
his
subscription.
;
that
beginning
wliich
Mr.
Eden
said
Fortnightly
calls
failed
to
obtain
a
re-
must
be
made
now.
The
Collapse
of
the
Enemy
.
.
.
German
Nazism
and
its
satellite
:
neo-Fascism
have
crashed
to
destruc-
tion
without
one
glimmer
of
romance
left,
notes
the
British
Information
.
Bureau
-he
notion
that
Germany
.'
would
go
down-
in
a
gotterdammerung
"
finale
has
been
hopelessly
exploded.
'
As
the
enemy
collapsed
the
elements
whereon
he
based
his
system
are
becoming
clearer
for
Germany
has
col-l
lapsed
in
a
mass
of
bestial
corruption.
I
All
that
we
believed
worst
in
the
newab
Two
months
later,
however,
he
called
to
renew
his
subscription,
saying
that
because
he
didn't
take
the
local
paper,
he
hadn't
learned
of
the
death
of
a
good
friend
until
a
month
after
it
happened.
Conseouently,
he
had
decided
he
couldn't
afford
to
do
without
the
local
daily
newspaper
for
news
of
his
own'
town.
.
.
-
'r.''..'''"'-This
is'just
one
testimony
of
thousands
to
the
unparalleled
power
of
the
local
daily
to
command
"cover
to
cover"
readership
of
the
citizens
in
its
area.
There
is
no
better
medium
for
an
advertiser
to
spread
his
sales
story
in
his
own
market.
S'Fact
.
When
Mark
Twain's
wife
In
sisted
on
striking
out
the
swear
words
from
hU
manuscripts,
he
complained
bitterly
to
her:
"Heck
you
are
steadily
weakenln.3
the
English
language."
taking
practical
and
Immediate
action
in
the
hope
that,
as
a
result
of
similar
experimentation
by
them,
a
solid
foundation
will
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beer
laid
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LETTERBOX
"WORST"
CKSIETEIIY
Editor.
Dally
News:
On
the
holiday
my
husband
and
I
went
for
a
walk
along
Park
Avenue
and
we
came
to
the
cemetery.
I
have
been
to
quite
a
few
places
and
have
seen
a
few
cemeteries
but
that
is
the
worst
I've
seen
in
my
-travels.
Surely
there
is
someone
in
Prince
Rupert
who
has
some
authority
in
such
cases,
to
keep
it
in
some
decent
shape.
Wake
up
Prince
Ruperthave
a
little
respect
lor
inose
who
now
the
enemy
may
be
preparing
to
SSSuSt
g
possible
A
X
lay
tne
lounuations
01
yet
another
at
tempt
to
rule
the
world
by
wrong.
VISITOR
FROM
THE
EAST
it
is
shown
that
better
mvlce'
tranlon1
a
reduction
in
expense
can
radio
programs
......
I
-1
I
i
1.1
i.n
n-
l
l
I
uuu
uimiiuiciy
icievtsioil.
Uliu
pressed
the
still
flickering
desire
of
p0,nt.to-point
transmission
of
the
fiermnns
once
mnH
tn
revive
the
!
nrtntimr
toWmnh
toina
has
twice
in
a
generation
united
to
re-!D,ejng
comnplatea
over
con.
C5i
:
:.i.
uv
r
.uueiuoie
uisiance.
aiau
ountu
iJHiU
sum.
rjvei
v
uei
man
Canadian
National
and
Cana
dian
Pacific
announce
that
the
be
achieved
by
the
use
of
radio
relay
systems
they
would
hope
to
employ
them
to
take
the
i
fullest
advantage
of
Uielr
use
f
"
'O
Ci
wpit
.
it
p
iv-
i
,
n
.
i
H
philosophy
Of
force,
Which
'the
world
j
and
facsimile
such
transmission
pr"
p"
XrB
'b
ic
At
the
moment,
the
pkm
i
to
determine
the
extent
to
wlu.'h
radio
will
substantially
enlarge
i
upon
and
replace
or
supplement
cuumeicial
services
now
handled
over
our
wire
line.-..
Permanent
radio
systems
are
costly
and
their
Installations
must,
of
necessity,
be
affected
with
the
utmost
care
and
precision
in
suits
in
efficiency.
The
first
step
in
the.
execution
of
the
plan
til
1
-
.
.
I
l.
n
t
.
nwai&fl
w,u
"
c
"
"
'
and
revolutionary
medium
of
Z,,
,
communication
transmission.
In
m.en
al
,
lnst?"
ons
MT
view
of
magnitude
of
their
re-
B"u
ullu"a
stlve
interests
and
the
wide
tween
if.
Z
P"n
?f
this
Initial
step
wil
variety
of
communication
ser-
vices
they
perform!
the
deslra-
be
limlU-d
only
by
governmental
'"trie
ions
on
the
war-time
use
bllity
of
minimizing
the
capital
ndo
and
019
of
expenditure
and
to
avoid
con-
fusion
and
unnecessary
dupllca-
i
lhe
,lt,cessarX
equipment
tioi
In
the
use
.of
frequency
al-
j
locations',
the
two
railway
sys-
terns
have
agreed
to
act
Jointly.
;
believing
such
action
to
be
m
!
the
public
Interest.
In
addiUon
to
the
use
of
radio
for
Uie
provision
of
inter-city
relay
links
the
railways
are
also
considering
the
use
of
radio
to
facilitate
train
movement
should
!
such
use,
following
the
results
of
such
experiments
presently
being
considered
by
a
number
of
railways
on
this
continent,
be
justified.
Should
the
results
of
experimentation
wit(i
relay
sy.s-tems
be
sufficiently
jjneour-agiiig
to
warrant
permanent
i.n-
!
sulfation
the
'question'
naturally
i
arises
as
to
Uie
extent
til
which
radio
relay
systems
will
jreplace
j
present
systems
using
wlrje
lines.
Minis
MAYBE
IT'S
YOUR
KIDNEYS?
Ti
GIN
PIUS-.iU
"tuitKtion
trf
money
back"
kidacr
remedy.
GIN
PILLS,
Ixlp
10
toutlM.
tod
luet
up
your
kidney
milia
inem
ia
reaftu
ins
impurities
cauiing
tcbet
aati
at-.aiuurueu
rcH.
Regulor
ilit.
40
fill
tw
tilt,
0
rin.
11
is
me
expectation
01
the
railway
companies
that
wire
lines
sealed
'JSsm
3iei
-by
Will
Still
be
retained
for
fcertaln
xh
Minister
of
Lands
and
FortM
...
,
c.
.
L
'
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B.C.
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later
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Of
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1945,
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NOTICE
-
-
to
Canadian
Food
Trade
On
and
after
May
11,
1945,
no
processor
or
whole-saler
ma
sell
or
deliver
canned
meat,
except
by
permit.
Special
Note
to
Retailers
The
order
freezes
all
stocks
of
canned
meat
exceeding
1000
pounils
in
ami
in
transit
to
any
retail
store,
and
all
stocks
held
by
a
retailer
in
a
warehouse
separate
from
his
store.
Meat
is
urgently
required
in
liberated
Europe.
Transportation
and
refrigeration
facillti
...
are
so
disorganized
1U,
canned
meat
must
be
made
available.
To
help
meet
this
critical
over:
ear
need,
Canada
has
car-marked
almost
her
entire
output
of
canned
meat
for
expor
"Canned
meat"
means
anv
mr
t
or
meat
products
packed
In
s?aled
glass
or
metal
coi'.tuhiers,
except
poultry
meat
soup,
pork
and
beans,
pureed
Infant
foods
and
imported
beef
concentrates
or
beef
concentrates
processed
fror.i
Imported
beef
extract.
Sales
are
permitted
to
the
Meat
Hoard,
Department
of
Munitions
and
Supply,
Department
-of
Transport,
Canadian
Red
Cross
for
Prisoner
of
War
parcels,
ships'
stores
or
persons
in
remote
amis
of
Canada.
-Reports
of
Stocks
By
May
25,
every
canner,
wholesaler
and
retailer,
who
had
on
hand
on
May
11
any
meat
covered
by
the
order
.must
reiiort
it
on
a
special
form
which
may
be
obtained
at
any
branch
of
Uie
Board.
After
May
11.
a
record
must
be
kept
of
Ralen
to
priority
users.
Meat
Canncrs
On
and
after
May
11
..
may
pack
In
glass
any
t
covered
by
Uie
order
On
and
after
May
11
rt
tercd
canners
are
forbidi
to
pack
.in
metal
an;
nr.
covered
by
the
order
exc:
for
sale
to
the
itovtr
.v.r
for
export
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Ever
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Saf
Pail
rill
A
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a
Innrr
fmw
fnf
a
SJP
plU10l
fill
...
and
a
lot
of
pails
of
sap
to
nu'
of
The
term
"wps
a
gallon
syrup.
runnin'
"
is
deceptive.
Sap
does
not
run
...
it
comes
a
drop
at
a
time-
-
.and
lots
of
time
between
drops.
But
a
lot
of
drops
of
sap
from
a
lot
of
1
...!
riieitn.
I
trees
make
a
good
crop
m
Bond,
If
you
can
only
buy
one
Victory
.
'
..
i
i,t
helps
to
en-
Duy
it.
every
duuu
,
i
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l
.....
..r.t,i,n.
Don't
taKM
sure
me
suttos
ui
it
for.
granted
that
the
Htl.
Victory
will
'go
over
the
top
Ju
huse
previous
Loans
have.
bond
if
can
.
.
.
a"H
Huy
a
big
you
you
can.
Buy
all
you
can
hand.
Buy
more
out
of
income.
VICTORY
BOND!
til
if-"-
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