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r
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Official
at
Opporianll'M
1PEO.
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1944,
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i
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i
The
.
'rntury
of
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,
embassy
Mi
Maria
began
Soviet
..
power."
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:
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in
jv.-cd
by
rail
:
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by
ship
i
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munth
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in
ih
i
f
Union
;f:i
men
In
.,.
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"No
TP
rivrr
were
:l.
(lie
U.S.
i.jv
of
1041.
1RGE
DAWES
"CTIONEEEIt
and
VALIATOK
CONDUCTED
TO
SUIT
CONVENIENCE
IIOLD
EFFECTS
FD
AND
SHlPPRn
jPhon,
.
nunc
lor
Appointment
c
Red
127
The
Seal
of
Qunlity
'BRITISH
'LUMBIA'S
EST
SALMON
there
were
33,000
women
on
thr
f
.-im
oi
mticuliic
n..-.;.uj.-
The
vlce-presideni
of
tii-
supreme
Soviet
of
the
Uil.
is
a
women
and
a
women
Ik
ambassador
to
Sweden.
Another
h
presided!
of
the
Supreme
Soviet
Belorusslan
S.S.R..
and
still
another
director
of
the
most
famous
surgical
Institute
tn
the
country,
she
said.
"The
position
of
women
in
the
U5S.R.
is
the
most
convincing
argument
against
the
fascist
thesis
of
the
'Ineptitude
of
women'
and
their
contention
that
Women
are
fit
only
to
raise
children
and
tend
the
house,"
Mrs.
Ooussarov
said.
The
great
love
of
country
which
I
all
Russians
have,
Is
easily
explained,
Mrs.
Ooussarov
believes
Before
the
revolution
80
percent
of
the
people
were!
illiterate.
Now
education
is
compulsory
In
primary
and
secondary
schools
and
colleges
and
university
are
free
for
anyone
wishing
to
study.
"My
five
years
at
university
and
three
year-
posl-graua:.-work
cost
me
nothing."
she
explained.
She
has
her
master
ni
iNrtencc
dejrree.
C
omiies
That
War
"Corporal,
where
did
you
get
that
blaek
eye?"
"In
the
war."
"What
war?"
"The
boudlor."
Smelly
stuff
Mrs.
Jones
barirr-d
infn
ih
grocery
store
and
briskly
asked
"Remember
that
cheese
you
sold
me
yesterday?"
Orocer:
"Yes,
madam."
Mrs.
Jones:
"Did
vou
sav
it
via
.
Imported
or
deported
from
Swlt
zerland.
Flat
Tire
She
was
a
good
looking
blonde,
and
whn
her
tire
went
flat
she
rmllet!
tc
pasting
motorist.
He
stopped.
"Wonder
If
you'd
help
a
girl
in
trouble?"
lit
said,
"Sure
s:ster.
wha
kind
of
trouble
do
you
want
to
t'et
into?"
tl
t
a
vwitk
-
t
r
.
t
l
1
JB.
UUAKItK
is
small
changel
out
when
you
investa
lot
of
quarters
in
War
Savings
Stamps
they
will
do
big
things
for
you
and
for
Canada.
They
will
help
buy
the
tools
our
fighting
forces
need,
now,
to
win
the
war
sooner.
They
will
return
to
you
with
interest
.
.
.
enable
you
to
buy
the
things
you'll
need,
the
things
that
will
be
available
after
peact
with
Victory
is
attained.
Invest
your
quarters
in
War
Savings
Stamps.
Help
buy
Victory
today
and
security
tomorrow.
Exchange
16
War
.Wiri
Stamp
at
any
lank
or
pott
office
Jot
a
$5.00
War
ih'm
Certifnate.
i5a'capilano
brewery
limited
mi
IF
YOU'RE
LOOKING
FOR
ECONOMY
.
.
.
.
.
hero's
the
place
to
find
it.
For
our
prices
are
always
right.
Conic
in
for
your
needs
and
browse
around,
for
personal
or
household
articles.
You'll
enjoy
shopping
at
the
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
ALLIED
BOMBERS
OIVE
GERMANS
FUEL
This
photo,
which
reached
London
through"
a
neutral
source,
shows
working
parties
salvaglig
wooden
parts
from
the
debris
of
bombed
buildings
in
Berlin.
The
wood
is
converted
into
charcoal
and
used
in
wood
gas
vehicles
in
place
of
gasoline.
The
supply
of
wood
from
bombed
houses
will
be
replenished
from
time
to
time
by
Allied
bombers.
British
Women
Lose
i
Slim
Pre-War"
Lines
Many
Would
Like
to
Iticf
liar
to
Fusliioiiaiilc
ierii:erness
LONDON,
Feb.
22
P
Wartime
viet
and
work
have
brought
British
women
closer
to
the
classic
Greek
beauty
standards,
says
a
London
specialist.
T
have
never
heard
anyone
t
compain
that
Venus
de
Milo
was
rat,
he
told
a
London
reporter.
"Many
patients
come
to
me
and
ask
if
they
now
can
take
steps
to
reduce
and
become
prewar
again.
Waist
measurement.;
have
gained
from
two
to
si:
nches.
Arms
and
!es
hav
be
come
more
mucular.
a
harmonious
and
wen-proportioned
silhouette.
MADE
IN
CANADA
It's
lovely
bread
so
smooth
and
so
white
to
bake
bread
fast
right
use
Flcischmann's
FRESH
Yeosf
Bread
plays
a
big
part
in
today's
meal
planning.
It
is
your
family's
most
dependable
low-cost
energy
food
supplying
Vitamin
U.
And,
it
is
extra
useful
nowiis
a
stretcher
for
other
foods.
If
you
bake
at
home,
Fleischmann's
fresh
'Yeast
will
give
ou
good
bread
every
time
light,
sweet,
just
right
tasting
loaves!
Ask
your
grocer
today
for
Fleischmann's
Jrtsh
Yeast
with
the
familiar
yellow
label-Canada's
favorite
for
over
70
years!
SUPPLEMENT
YOUR
DIET
by
eating
2
takat
of
ElEISCHMANN'S
freih
Ycail
ovtry
day.
Th!
freth
Ysoit
It
on
excellent
natural
source
of
the
Important
B
Complex
Vitamins.
A.
MacEenzse
Furniture
Limited
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
0
Pieces
Dinette
Suite,
walnut
finish
.
.
.$70.00
(
Pieces
Dinette
Suite,
natural
finish
..
$75.00
0
Pieces
Dinette
Suite,
Wheat
finish
.
.
$02.:()
We
have
a
large
stock
of
Household
Furniture
and
we
invite
you
to
come
and
sec
It.
Everything
.for
the
home.
We
appreciate
your
mall
orders.
327
Third
Avenue
:
Phone
775
Skill
Is
Vital
In
Filling
Prescriptions!
As
vital
as
any
Ingredient
written
down
by
your
doctor
Is
the
skill
with
which
a
prescription
is
filled.
You
can
bring
your
prescriptions
here
assured
that
they
will
be
compounded
accurately
by
a
qualified
registered
pharmacist-
who
uses
only
the
highest
quality
drugs.
You
get
exactly
what
your
doctor
orders,
Ormes
Ltd.
Zriift
Pioneer
Dnuzffist
Open
Dally
from
9
a.m
till
0
p.m.
'
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-9
p.m.
THE
HEX
ALL
STORE
PHONES
81
and
82
"COAL
TO
NEWCASTLE"
HEREFORD,
Eng.
Oi
Ren
"Although
most
women
have
dent
complained
it
was
like
put
on
weight,
their
more
active
"sending
coal,
to
Newcastle"
wartime
lives
and
healthy
diet
when
stocks
of
Canadian
appk-s
have
kept
superfluous
fat
at
bay.
appeared
in
this
centre
or
one
'Now
they
are
so
fit
they
will
of
Britain's
largest
applc-grow-find
it
hard
to
get
back
to
the
ing
districts.
A
Food
Ministry
exaggerated
slimness
of
pre-war
oliicial.
however,
replied
that
days."
.eating
apples
were
scarce
NEW
YORK
RECRUITS
British
occupation
forces
during
the
American
Revolution
recruited
almost
25,000
servicemen
in
New
York.
Uncounted
thousands
oi
miles
of
nerve
fibre
comprise
the
brain
:nri
nervous
system
in
the
hu-
Thta
is
excellent
and
means
man
body.
throughout
the
country.
LETTERBOX
WINTEI
Sl'OKTS
1IKKK
Editor;
Dally
News:
A
week
ago
the
Smlthers
Curling
Club
and
the
citiaetu
of
thU
town
had
the
pleasure
of
entertaining
in
Smlthers
a
nunvaer
of
Prince
Rupert
genl'emcn,
goo.:
sportsmen
and
incidentally,
good
u
I:
:
wlu
had
arrived
from
Pnnce
Rupert
and
from
Wood-c
i::k
..
UKe
nart
in
tiie
annua!
bonspiei
put
on
by
the
Smlthers
Curling
Club.
W
were
unfortunate
in
that
the
weather
turned
quite
mild
over
the
week-end,
thereby
han-dt::appin!
the
curlers
in
the
fine
an
of
the
game,
but
thejjrisitors
ei)JJir"tri?hiseTvar
:
-while"
here
and
enjoyed
the
games
played
and
we
have
no
doubt
that
ir.-y
enjffvert
tnk.'ng
back
to
Prince
Rupert
with
them
the
imperial
Oil
Cup,
Hie
Buikley
Valley
Collieries
Shield
and
the
prizes
that
went
along
with
Ihese
trophies.
The
members
of
the
local
club,
v'ilf
they
did
the
best
they
could
to
retain
these
emblems
of
championship,
were
glad
that
the
Rupert
boys
were
so
succss-j
ful
and
also
glad
to
see
Hilly
i
Little
nf
W.iodcock
walk
off
with
a
sack
of
flour
under
his
arm
for
having
defeated
the
McEwen
rink
fn;m
Prince
Rupert
In
the
finals
of
the
consolation.
1
Prince
Rupert.
BC
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Februuii
Z2.
i'J45
ball
championship
playoffs
t
Anchorage
last
night
by
the
Ket-
PAGE
FIVE
In
a
replay
of
thsecond
game
of
the
Area
Basketball
League
'B
Section
semi-finals,
Sob
Suds
(defeated
the
Royal
Canadlari.Air
Force
team
23
to
22
st
night
Hill
Acropolis
hoopsters
were
ifflltten
from
the
Alaska
Basket
in
the
Y'-M.CA.
gym
to
win-the
round
by
61
to
49.
The
Air
Force
used
Joe
Davis.
chlkan
Coast
Guard
aggregation
city
player,
in
winning
their-sec-Who
pressed
forward
in
the
final
ond
game
and,
when
the
"Soo
quarter
of
the
game
to
pile
up
Suds
protested
this
action,
the
a
hasty
20
boints
for
a
50-32
.
league
executive
upheld
the
pro-
win.
By
toppling
Acropolis
into
Umbo
the
Ketchikan
Coast
test
and
threw
out
the
fixture
As
in
other
area
play-offs,
the
clubs
played
a
two-game
series
Guardsmen
now
find
themselves
'
with
total
points
counted.
,
pitted
against
Fort
Richardson!
Soo
Suds
are
now
slated',
to
in
a
semi-final
game
which
will
i
play
Navy
in
the
bsst-of-three
qualify
the
winner
to
meet
the
series
for
the
actional
charrf-lofty
Port
Edward
crew
for
the
pionship.
;
championship.
I
Latinovich
paced
the
victors
in
Fort
Richardson
placed
them-
sniping
with
12
points
although
selves
on
an
even
looting
with
Weaver
and
Larkln
were
also
Ketchikan
by
beating
Fort
Ray
jn
the
limelisht
with
eight
cdun-4430
last
night.
The
Ketchl-
ters
each.
Qerasimoff
headedjthe
kan-Fort
Richardson
scramble
Air
Force
quintet
-with
sevonl
Is
expected
to
take
place
to-
j
The
line-ups
follow:
:
night
followed
by
the
champion-,
Soo
Suds
Weaver
8,
Latino-ship
game
tomorrow
night.
vich'12,
Bingham
3,
Squizat.D3
2,
Acropolis
led
the
scoring
in
Larkln
8,
Augustlng
235.
last
night's
game
until
the
end
(
Air
Force
Beami3h
3,
Gera-of
the
third
period,
when
the
simoff
7,
Hutton
5,
Faithfull
1,
score
was
tied
30-30.
In
the
Coleman
2,
White,
Wilson
2,
!Po-flnal
quarter
Ketchikan
lobbed
mer
2
22
the
ball
in
at
the
rate
of
a
bas-1
officials
Comadina
and
Wat-I
ket
a
minute
while
Acropolis
SOn.
J
made
only
one
score
on
a
spec-)
prince
Rupert
City
and
!the
I
tacular
long
shot
by
Kiener.
(Officers,
who
finished
the
A
Sec-Acropolis
led
14-7
at
the
md
tlon
schedule
tn
a
tie
for
third
of
the
first
quarter
and
held
an
place,
will
play
tonight
in
the
advantage
of
27-16
at
half
time.
y"
gym
to
decide
which
club
Kiener
was
high
scorer
for
Will
enter
the'
A
circuit
play-offs.
the
hill
team
with
a
tally
ul
14
points.
Sport
Chat
President
Will
llarridge,
of
i
the
American
Baseball
League,
and
Ford
Frick,
of
the
National
League,
have
declared
an
open
war
on
gambling.
The
baseball
executives
fear
gambling
will
swing
its
attention
toward
base-1
ball
if
the
American
race
tracks
j
are
still
closed
in
April,
when
j
baseball
gets
under
way.
The
leading
heavyweight
boxer
among
the
civilian
cro
Lee
Oma,
has
been
signed
to
meet
Tami
Maurlello
in
New
York's
Madison
Square
Garden
on
March
30.
It
will
mark
the
third
meeting
between
the
two.
Oma
was
knocked
out
by
Maur
iello
in
their
first
bout.
But
Oma
came
back
strong
to
decisively
outpoint
his
opponent
in
a
return
engagement.
A
glance
at
the
National
Hockey
League
shows
Montreal
Canadiens
have
visited
the
sin-bin
much
more
frequently
than
any
other
club,
while
a
similar
look
at
the
league
standings
The
the.8""
"ie
are
uu
v
c:!U'bition
nut
on
bv
T?nnrr
o.irier.
v.;
nmvon
r,nirn
!
of
the
heap.
In
fact,
the
line-
1
-
-
e.-
I-
"
M
(
conclusively
that,
although
Iiup-
ert
has
no
curling
rink,
thetc
are
a
nmxbsr
of
good
curlers
resident
there
and
there
are
some
who
could
not
find
it
convenient
to
come
to
Smlthers
to
curl.
The
question
mot
frequently
asked
of
the
Rupert
boys
when
they
were
here
was
"When
is
Prince
Rupert
solng
to
have
a
curling
rink?"
Another
question,
frequently
heard
is
"Why
doesn't
Rupert
build
a
skating
rink
so
that
they
can
have
some
hockey
teams?
We
understand
that
there
will
'nnn
be
built
in
Prince
Rupert
a
recreation
centre
and
it
seems
!
that
it
is
a
matter
of
doitbt
whether
or
not
tt
will
include
any
provision
for
skating
or
curling.
The
people
of
the
interior
of
Northern
B.C.
are
more
inter
ested
in
winter
sports
than
in
any
other
sports
and
every
winter
sees
competitions
between
the
various
towns
In
hockey
and
curling.
This
winter
Smlthers
sent
their
junior
hockey
team
as
far
as
Prince
George
and
the
visit
has
been
returned
by
the
Prince
George
juniors,
Tills
week-end
there
is
a
series
of
games
'being
played
at
Smlthers
between
Vanderhoof
and
Smlthers
for
the
Steen
Cur.
It
has
always
been
a
matter
of
regret
that
Prince
ttupcrt
has
never
been
able
to
provide
competition
in
these
sports.
Hockey
is
necessarily
a
game'
for
youths
and
young
men
but
curling
can
be
played
toy
anyone'
from
15
to
C5,
and
by
both
men
and
women.
If
Prince
Rupert
should
establish
a
recreation
centre
with
out
maklnsr
provision
for
th?se
sports
it
would
seem
to
W
a
up
In
regard
to
penalties
al
most
follows
that
of
the
standings.
The
exception
is
that
the
second
place
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
the
fifth
place
New
York
Rangers
trade
places
when
if
comes
to
penalties.
All
teams
except
Detroit
and
Chicago
have
spent
more
than
200
minutes
In
the
box
this
season.
The
Canadiens,
as
well
as
having
264
minutes
In
the
sin-bin,
also
have
three
misconduct
and
.one
match
penalties.
shortsighted
policy
which
probably
would
not
be
rectified
in
a
generation
and
certainly
would
not
be
playing
the
game
with
n
large
percentage
of
your
people,
especially
the
young
people,
who
would
go
In
for
these
sports.
Your
city
already
has
curlers
who
are
of
the
"Brier
cup"
calibre
and
the
advertising
that
would
accrue
from
sending
a
rink
to
compete
for
mat
trophy
would
be
immense.
Likewise,
with
one
or
two
hockey
teams
touring
the
province,
your
city
woula
soort
have
advertising
that
you
have
not
had
heretofore.
With
good
rinks
for
these
sports
it
would
be
oniy
one
or
two
years
before
your
various
teams
would
toe
competing
with
the
best
in
the
province.
The
action
that
wlll'be
taken
In
this
matter
when
the
time
comes
for
the
establishing
ot
your
recreation
centre,
will
be
watched
with
great
interest
all
the
way
from
Williams
Lake
and
Quesnel
along
the
line
to
Prince
Rupert,
and
It
is
the
hope
of
all
of
us
that
you
will
make
provision
for
these
winter
sports
arid
so
promote
Interest
in
them
throughout
all
of
Northern
B.
C.
L.
II.
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Scores
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