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Prince
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Friday,
May
25,
1945
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Jay
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MEMBER
A3.C.
JapAir
Power
Failing
.
.
.
ITTe
eclipse
of
the
Luftwaffe
was
one5f
the
most
striking
features
in
the
decline
and
defeat
of
Nazi
Germany.
The
failure
of
the
Japanese
air
force
is
no
less
sitjmiican..
just
as
the"
threat
or
use
of
air
power
was
an
essential
feature
in
the'
diplomatic
ancSoilitary
subjugation
of
Europe
'
to
he
Nazis,
so
it
was
the
principal
weapon
in
making
pos3iblc
the
vast
congests
achieved
by
the
Japanese
better
f'Ji
''nt
of
191
and
the
spring
of
1942.
The
Japanese
air
f
orEtgis
still
large
and
still
founded
on
Inconsiderable
industrial
machine
butt
is
proving
inadequate
to
defend-the
homeland
against
the
devastating
raids
of
superfortresses.
jNor
is
it
only
over
industrial
cities
hat
the
Japanese
air
force
is
failing
in
its
task.
The
campaign
in
Bupna,
now
moving
to
its
end,
owed
mulch
of
its
success
to
the
Allied
domination
of
the
skies,
and
the
failure
fully
to
appreciate
this
led
to
for
Fun
-
and
Health...
S-W-l-M
There's
proper
fit
and
perfect
cut
in
these
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Trunks
styled
by
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too;
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y
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the
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Available
!
See
LLPSETT'S
for
Your
TROLLING
NEEDS
Single
and
double
spool
cod
gurdies
and
i
1,
2,
3
and
4
spool
salmon
gurdies
now
disaster
for
the
Japanese.
The
Japanese
invasion
of
India
through
Manipur-
was
halted,
and
-the
enemy
forces
destroyed,
largely
by
movement
of
several
divisions
by
air
from
India
and
elsewhere,
while
during
the
advance
to
Mandalay
and
to
Jian-goon
which
followed
this
great
enemy
defeat,
the
speed
of
the
British
advances
was
maintained
very
largely
by
airborne:
supplies,
just
as
their
direction
was
often
determined
by
almost
exclusively
Allied
use
of
aerial
reconnaissance.
In
China,
the
Japanese
preponderance
in
ground
forces
enabled
the
enemy,
during
1944
and
the
early
months
of
this
year,
to
drive
against
the-
American
airfields
with
success,
but
their
attempt
to
complete
the
process1
by
the
capture
of
the
American
bases
in
western
Hunan
has
had
no
success.
In
the
Pacific
and
East
Indian-areas,
the
loss
of
airpower
is
proving
equally
serious
for
the
enemy,
for'
it
is
leading,
and
in
some
areas
Jias
already
led,
to
so
complete
a
loss
of
seapower
as
amounts
to
the
loss
of
effective
communications.
The
maintenance
of
great
American
and
British
fleets
with
their
air
units,
by
a
complicated
system
of
air
fields
for
land
-
based
aircraft
in
reconquered
territory,
has
already
gone
far
to
isolate
from
one
another
the
main
Japanese
conquests,
and
make
their
piecemeal
reduction
possible.
Trollinf
'
nips
1
r-o-
1
T-
II'
I
.
ironing
Diocks
Purse
seines
Still
netting
trolling
and
other
twines
Manufacturers
and'
Distributers
EstbbtMed1
Years
THIRD
AVE.'-
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delivery
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the
City
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THURSDAY
SATURDAY
To
West
Section
FROM
2
TO
5
PJrfr
Kindly
give
us
your
order
before
12
o'clock-
noon
during
,..
your
delivery
day.
We
serve
Special
Red
Brand
Beef.
All
choicest
iT
fresh
ind
cooked
meat
fresh
vegetables
and
fruits
complete
line
of
groceries.
!
TERMS
CASH,
ALL
PRICED
FOR'
ECONOMY'
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
Local
Flier
Is
Member
of
Famed
Caterpillar
Club
F;
.ac?
Rupeii.'s
only
msrober
vl
the
Cjtvrmllar
Ckrb
is
Pitet
Mr.
and
Mi's,
Second
Ave.,
J.
Bisurek,
323
who"
achved
which
landed
hltn
irl'
Belgium
last
March.
MMbjshpii!i
the
CatefptHlar
Club
is
mot
wta
by
elestica
cr
appaicttrntat,
but
is
bsstowed
oh
those
who
have
to"hit
the
dlk"
when:
.their
aircraft
gets-into
trouble.
i
A
vetettinr
filer
with
the
R.C.
..AP.
in
the
European
theatre,
Pikt
Off
Jaer
Btu2ek
made
his
Jump
whem
his
aircraft
get
into
diffculty
in
Mirch,
two;
.
monit.h
B
O
f
TtT
Vl
IVi
nH
bvar
I
f
aw9.rdd
:iiie
'D!tffin.?u!ihecr1
Flying
Cross;'
'
1
The
y-iutre
leer's
badtre
of
mfmbeTlr!h
,trt
tWo
frn.prnlllir
I
Club
a
small
goldcm
caterpillaris
now
in
the
hands
of
his
parents',-
having
iberti
s?at
to
thsal
f-'em
t,h?
club'h-:
adtjuar-ters
in'
Engfartid,
It
was
addressed
ito-"'Mr!-and'
Mrs.
J,
Boruzek;
Port
Riipeir'.
Canada."
OYSTER
KILLERS
The
sea-star
is
th?
pest
of
oyster
beds,
where
it
feeds
ci
oysters
and
destroys
them
in
large
numbers.-
If'
Authbritlrt
siy
thf
ditTeYente
between
husky
children
and
those
who
are
.poor
eaters,
underweight
and
nervoWis
often''
simply
a
matter
of
proper
nourishm'epi;espCjfllly
an
adequate'
supply
of
"titamrhs,
'
Hut
vitamins
alone
are
not
enouph.
For
authorities
now
agree
that'
vitamins
do
not
work
alone.
They
work
as
a
team
with
certain
other1
food
elements.
For
this
reason,
thousands'
are
switching-
to
Ovaltlne.
Unlikfrnfre
vitamin'
carriers,"
Uvaltlne1
Jooa
levtrage
contains
not
only
extra
vitamins
but
nearly
all
the
precious
food
elements
needed
for
health'
and
tori
vitality.
These"
include
Vita,
mins
A,
li
and
D,
the
important
minerals
calcium,
phosphorus
and
iron,
high
quality
proteins
and
quick
energy
fuel-food
a
comtiiriatiori"
of
food
'elements
authorities
agree
are
needed
for
best
results.
So;
if-your
child
Is
thin,
nervous'
and
not
developing
properly,
why
not
turn
t0
Ovaltifie
as
thousands'
are
doing
Three"
normal
meals'
plus
two
glasses
of
Ovaltine
a
day
give
your
child
all
the
extra
amounts
of
vitamins
and
minerals
needed
for
health
and
top
vitality.
OVALTINE
THE
PROTIfiTlNQ
.fOOD-DRINK
H.M.C
S.
oitEENA
SURVIVOR
-
-Pi
:y
Offit.
.
WuUtf
Gsa.-D.i-3
of
Piinc
Rupert
Saw
seven
mem
dte
in
his
life
raft
alter
slmkLng
of
destroyer
uff
Iceland.
'
APPLEWHAITE'S
ANTI-JAP
STAND
MEETS
APPROVAL
upon
the
pedp!
'there.
NEW
WHEAT
FOOD
;
NAIROBI,
Kenya-,
f
A'
local
isters
DOUBLE
STEEL
PRODUCTION
I
lCanada's
steel
production?
has
!
ieen
doubled
sxi-e
the
outbreak
i
cf
the
Second
Grat
War
'
m
Ana1
Mm&'
aifcy'
H
W
B..M
Wr.tti
Rij
m'
d
Siftil
low,
llieh
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P.(tlm(ttl
Lmfywli.
rnk
rn
Uiitndwddin9fins.Vlwt
y.wU
,
Uyond
compinon,.
W
i
Sup!liYly
f.n.1
UenJ.kly
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Limited
JEWELLERS
Third
Ave1.
Pr
Rupert
IKIH
CI
APKPD
CANDIDATES
Four
Federal
Election
Candidates
May
Lay
Equal
Claim
to
Soldiers'
Vote
I
All
four
candidates
for
Skeema
dn
he
federal
elfdicft
may
lay
Talr
cuuaa
..o
the
soldiers'
vote".
Two
of
the"
candidate
are"
on
lactual
service.
One
is
a
veteran
iof
the
First
Great
War.
The
fourth
ha
town
several
tlhIB?
rejected
as
bting
pihysicaily
Uinfii,.
I
Kj.
J-
T.
Harvey.
Hoe
Pro-'grteslve-Cimservat.ve
candidate,
haa
bt
.t
.n
to?
Army
aiflee
the
first
of
the
war,
having
been
on
if
ths
members
of
.the
old
102d.
Battery
to
immediately
go
tie'
Nve
now
bel-nj
hontr'-cn
over
jlk
have
tzr
the
eisu.laa
cam-
Leading
Aircraftsman
Harry
Airraid,
t'he
C.CF.
cauvdida'e.
!
is
with
the
water
transport
divi-jston
of
tlie
Royal
Canadian
A!r
Force
and
has
been
stationed
at
Prince
Rupent
for
same
time.
E.'
T.
ApplswhaH'p.
:h
T"
.
al
spcidldate,
cinlteued
in
Uu-
107th.
Kootettay
Rifles
on
ib-coinlng
18
or
age
in
the
First
Great
War
and,
transferring
to
ttie
FbreMry
Ctvps,
sp?
rtt
two
years
j.nd
three
ma-J'-Hi
Britain.
Brttce'Mlsklnburgh,
the
Labor-Progressive
candidate,
has
unteered
to
the
local
Armv
re-
PORT
FfiSlNGTON,
May
25-
cruVtin
offtVs
cm
v?ral
occa-Spfaklng
h-te
cn
Tu?sday
night,
sion?,
being
rejected
each
time
E.
T.
Appbcwharte,
Uberal
can-
a
medically
unfit.
didate
for
Skf'i.ia,
won
open
ap-
t.t,
Ll
,
,
,
pioval
for
his
priiifve
anM-
.
'1
!
'.
,.
Japanese
sitamd.
PracUcally
the
GROW
MRE
FOOD
;
ir.t!-s
pcpu'atvjn
of
the
com-
LAHOrfJ,
frldia,
if
The
Puni-
IctiunAty
al'-'.ad?d
the
menMn?
govemmjnt
has
succeeded
oind
gave
the
candidate
an
en-
la
diverting
more
than
500,000
!tbusias.'tic
reception.
C.
A.
Moore
acre's
of
land
fram
cotton
to
acted
as
chairman
of
the
meet-
food
crops
during
the
last
three
Officer
J.
V.
Bjuzek,
son
of
!ll-''h:h
hld
in
the
school-
Kais.
Dur.ng
the
same
period
'hww.
Cm
he
way
here.
Mr.
it
has
brought
under
cultivation
Arplcwhatlte.
who
was
accom-
nearfy
100,030
acres
of
waste-
membership
an
this
ex:lu4ve
Pairuea
y
uscar
Haveroyrp.eiit
sroup
alter
a
carachuU
tumn
ixnree
ours
t
usiana,
calling
VETERAN
CHORISTERS
YFIELD.
Sussex,
Eng.,
W
The
combined
age
of
four
chor-
In
the
Anglican
Church
wheat'
fcod
Is
now
being
sold
here
is
nearly
303
years
and
their
widely
in
East
Africa.
It
is
a-by
total
period'
of
cftoir
service
In
product
of
a
Nairiol
flour
mill
't'he
church
is-229
years.
The
four
and
the
wheat
germ
has
a
vita-
art
A
R-
Atil-
73,
J.
James.
75,
mln
B
cement
net
much
inferior
R;
F
fd,
CO,
j.4
Ernest
Fonner
td
that
of
certain
impsrtad
pro-
pr,tary
foods.
can
be
Lovety
too!
khli
Bracken
-The
Progressive
-iQffS
-.to.
Mon'lo
Datnl
Id
euKtd
o.
your
txxn
at'
chrtvilly
anrocrtvtf
at
tH
Inijdvf
Chooi
8
H
Install
Point
(or
long
l
protection,
dfabilify,
coo6"y-
ho1i
IvnhoVl
lovaly
colon!
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
It
is
significant
that
throughout
a
political
career
without
parallel
in
the
Empire
during
this
century,
John
Bracken
has
been
identified
with
progress
with
progressive
political
movements.
For
more
than
twenty
consecutive
years
he
was
Premier
of
Manitoba.
He
is
today,
the
leader
of
a
great
national
party,
a
arty'
thUt
is
,
young,
virile,
resurgent
and
above
all
else
It
is
the
belief
of
John
Bracken
that,
however
they
may
be
expressed,
in
political
or
economic
terma,
the
ideals
of
all
men
of
goodwill
in
Canada,
lire
best
embodied
in
three
simple
words
Progress
through
Co-operation.
And,
farmer
though
he
is,
when
John
Bracken
speaks
of
co-operation
he
is
not
thinking
of
docile
cattle
being
driven
,
willy-nilly
to
pasture;
nor
a'
flock
of
sheep
forcibly
fenced
in
and
impotent
to
protest.
To
thisf'
Canadian,
that
species
of
enforced,
cd-ooefatfon
wheit
applied
to
human
affairs
and
of
which
some
of
his
opponents
appear
enamoured
is
the
Very
negation'
of
true
co-operation
...
a
contradiction
in
terms
best
illustrated
perhaps
by
the
inmates
of
an
internment
camp.
Not
for
John
Bracken
the
delusion
of
a
heaven
ort
earth
densely
populated
with
gestupo,
disguised
as
bureaucrats
!
Born
irt
a
log
cabin;
the
life
of
John
Bracken
is
itself
a
triumphant
vindication
of
his
resolute
belief
in'
his
fellow
men.
Never
defeated
ut
the
polls,
he
won
five
straight
elections
as
Premier.
How?
By
consistently
practising
what
he
preached
progress
through1
cooperation.
By
enacting
wise,
far-seeing,
beneficial
legislation
on
behalf
of
the
people.
By
using
the
first
period
of
his
Premiership
to'
restore
to
souhd
health
the
unsound
finances
of
the
Province,
by
drastic
economies,
tax
adjustments.
By
using
the
second
period
to
develop
natural
resources
and
to
build
roads
at
low
cost;
By
using
his
third
and
fourth
terms
as
Premier,
to
embark
on
great
schemes
of
recon
struction,
enlisting
the
co-operation
of
all
political
parties
in
the
beneficent
task
he
had
set
himself
,.
.
.
Thiis
through'
year's
as
leader
of
the
people
John
Bracken'
won
their
co-operation
by
being,
himself,
the
Heart'
uhd;
8dUl'
of
co-operation.
To
make
his
government'
truly
progressive;
he
asked
for
and
received
the
adVice
of
exjiert's'
ih
every
field.
He
drew
upon
ability
and
tait'nt
from
whatever
quarter-
they
carhe.
Political
advantage
meant
nothing
to
him:
the
good
of
the
people,
everything:
By
trusting
them,
he
won
their
trust.
Through
difficult
yeam
their
loyalty
never
wavered'.
A
remarkable1
m'ft'n,
this
John
Bracken'.
A
political
portent
with
his
doffged
inshtcn'et!
on
progress
progress
for
tho
people
irt
every
department
of
national
life.
"How
canany
Government
be
progressive,"
asks
John
Bracken,
"unless
ALL
th6
people
participate'
in
it,
for
the
good
of
all?"
B-4-
Publlahtd
by
the
Frogrnilre
Comervatlvt
Auoctatlon,
OtU
wau
wiiat
fe
wants
fori
FATHER'S
DAY
-
JUNE
If1
PatlierV
Day
I,
JJ
17
Start
planning
nnl
for
Father's
Day,
Aik
his
I
to
le
II
you
exactly
whitk
wantnunt.
That
will
tm
you
time
in
which
to
chart
I
from
our
many
ill
itrri
,
.
.
sure
10
please
fw;
father!
THE
VARIETY
STORE
Where
Vour
Dlme.1
Art
Little
Dollars"
NOTICE
J.
H.
MAIR
nus
been
appointed
sole
reoresentatlve
of
NATIONAL
MONUMENTS'
for
this
district.
'b!
business
hax
been
pur-i
tiii.wri
i
mm
A.
Welxl
by
W
Yule
POULSEN'
Grocery
and
Lu
Phone
Red
Ml
FREE
DELIVERY
6th
Ave
E..
beside
P
Station
"B
"Ay
Oood"
as
the
Best
Better
Than
uw
'
For
Evening
Pastimes
AND
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