PAOE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NETS
Price.
Rupert
B.C
Wednesday.
March
7
Regiment.
W.
A,.
Will
Cojrcsoond
With
Soiaiers
v
Former
members
of
the
Prtnee
Rupert
Reserve
Regiment
who
arc
on
active
serV
wiM
be
re-dpienU
of
letters
and
eomforU
from
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
reserve
unit.
Plans
to
start
up
oorrewjprtdgnce
and
send
parcels
to
meuwno
received
their
initial
mlWTT-traJning
nith
the
local
reserve.Iia
tallies
were
laid
at
a
mee&Jt-Ur
the
rjjgfanentel
W.A.
last
niht.
In
view
of
the
success
oj
a
recent
dsfnee
sponsored
b
trur
W.A.,
plans
foi
another
dance,
lo
be
held
daring
Easter
sreele,
were
bem
and
commlttfeea,
appointed.
(Mrs.
E.
SaundersQULiri
the
chair
in
the
absence
AmQi&
president,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Asemiaaen.
Are
you
entertaining
out-of-town
house
guests?
You
will
be
doing
them
an
honor
by
having
us
publish
a
personal
note
about
their
visit.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
"WANTED
Warehouseman
fr
local
grocery
wholesale.
Steady
work,
good
opportunity
for
advancement.
Selective
Service
A.M.
168.
tit)
WANTED
AT'ONCE
Experienced
stenographer,
steady
n-ptaymect;
good
wages.
Selective
Service
A.F.
10.
ttf
FOR
RENT
Furnished
room.
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57
LAZY
BEES
A
PROBLQl
SYDNEY,
AustnUiS,
9
There
are
all
sorts
of
angles
to
gardening
in
the
tropics.
The
Australian
Army
planned
to
make
itself
self-supporting
in
vegetables
in
the
Northern
Terrivory,
but
the
native
bees
were
found
to
be
30
lazy
that
crop
pollination
failed.
So
they
imported
bees
from
the
south.
uSl.
p)E5iGNED
originally
for
sewing
mocHinet,
1
I
pZO?.
thii
Edivbn
Mazda
tamo
Droved
to
be
I
Xjy'
xjSjTN.
exactly
what
the
Navy
reeded
B
ti)(fiM
tot
on
Important
war
task
a
JB
B
iLjS-avFu
iomp
that
could
stand
vibra-
B
1
,!on-
Just
onother
instance
of
H
technical
skill
of
Edison
B
tUIMJN
I
II
V
MAZDA
;
V
y
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ANNOUNCING
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EMPIRE
CAFE
(Formerly
L.
D.)
Completely
Renovated
and
Redecorated
FULL
MEALS,
LUNCHES
CHOW
MEIN,
CHOP
SUEY
6:30
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
Meet
Me
at
.
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.
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
(Our
Coffee
is
Tops)
Dibb
Printing
Company
OFFICE
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BOOKBINDING
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COD
Canadian
Fish
AND
''
Cold
Storage
COMMN
Y
LIM:ITE
D
PRINCE
RUPERT,
U.C.
INDIA
IS
NOW
'
BIG
FIGHTER
Expanded
Volunteer
Services
Hare
Served
on
Many
Battlefronts
WASHINGTON,
March
7
More
than
300.00
members
of
h:
Indian
Army
now
mare
taz.
2,0001000
strong
have
ssrvci
outside
India,
says
a
&ofc.e'.
entitled
"India
a
War.
The
booklet,
issuec
ar.d
tt
-r-buted
by
the
govern
.ner.?
of
I
-dia
Information
Service-
he-e
says
Indian
soldier-
havo
erred
in
the
defence
of
Eas;
AL
:ra
ai.d
the
Sudan,
in
Eritrea,
E.h.
jp.a,
the
Western
Desert.
Tur.
.
..a
Italy,
Syria.
Iran.
i."-q,
iaa,
and
the
East
Indies.
Bu:x.i
and
Hong
Kong.
One
of
the
units
of
he
-volunteer
army
which
ru.
vr
-led
the
farthest
iiiu
;ju.
..
i-
"
mos.
is
the
4th
Indian
Div
.
-
It
was
part
of
Fieid
M;
r-z
Lord
Wa
veil's
jraail
army
...
Middle
Bast
in
1940;
fought
a
the
Ethiopian
campaisrn
he
.?ed
defend
the
Egyptian
fron.tc-agateut
a
drive
by
Romnv
-1,
raw
hard
fighting
in
Syria:
k
par
in
the
1941
offensive
aJid
retreat
in
Libya
and
Egypt:
and
fought
all
the
way
from
Ei
Aiamem
:n
Ecypt
to
Tunisia.
In
194
it
was
,
fie
Ming
with
the
British
8th
Army
in
Italy.
A
women's
auxiliary
corps
of
the
army,
numbering
more
than
!
10.000
has
been
formed
to
release
!
soldiers
and
technicians
for
more
;a-t:ve
duty,
the
booklet
says.
Thry
work
as
switchboard
opera-'
wireless
operators,
clerks
a.ri
in
various
other
capacities.
rrcat
Naval
Growth
The
Royal
Indian
Navy
By
trie
be
.:
.r..n?
of
1944
had
expanded
i'
;
per
jnnel
to
nearly
30,000
r
m
1
200
the
outbreak
of
the
w-r
Two
major
naval
bases
have
'cos.i
bu.lt
and
three
minor
bases.
The
minesweeper
Bengal
dis-x.
hed
herself
h
rovem:er,
1942,
when
two
Japanese
armed
ra.de.s
attacked
a
mccorvessei
he
two
raiders
was
believed
to
He
th
Bengal
was
escorting.
Each
of
armed
with
six
5.5
inch
guns.
The
Bengal
attacked
and
sank
the
larger
raider-the
10.000-ton
K.k.iku
Maru.
The
mniseeper
suffered
only
slight
damage
dur-
I
in';
tne
.engagement.
Squadhons
of
the
Indian
Air
Force
have
been
fighting
over
Burma
since
1942.
The
coastal
de-fi-me
win?
has
been
expanded
;
and
75
percent
of
its
personnel
Is
I
Indian.
India's
Industrial
effort
during
the
war
has
been
impressive
'").
the
booklet
shows.
The
steel
mdu.
cry,
for
instance,
now
turns
ji?-.-
Jfes?"
'
'
FLOODS
DONT
DAUNT
C
ANADIANS
Duck
carrying
Allied
supplies
pa.--;
aicn!
the
nui
'.ed
ra.-i
read
from
Nijmegen
to
Kleve.
Retreating
German.
f
xied
-irce
area.s
of
land
lying
in
the
path
of
the
attack
by
the
Cmadan
First
A.Tny.
Oen.
Crerar's
troop
were
moved
up
to
the
front
line
in
amphibious
vehicles
along
the
flooded
road.
The
high
waters
are
gradually
subsiding
and
roads
are
now
emerging
above
the
water.
Briefs
From
Britain
By
the
Canadian
Press
HERON
BRIDGE
Eng.,
0
Skeltoas
found
during
excava
tions
in
a
field
in
this
Cheshire
town
are
claimed
by
their
discoverer.
Archaeologist
W.
J.
Williams,
to
date
back
to
C1C
AD.
LONDON.
O.
A
C.B.E.
has
been
awarded
to
the
"OH
Man
of
the
Old
iJidy,"
Commodore
Herbert
Packer,
R.N.,
who
got
out
sufficient
high-speed
too!
steel
for
Its
own
requirements
and
for
manufacture
of
armored
fighting
vehicles.
During
1943
an
overall
increase
of
50
percent
in
output
of
steel
was
achieved.
Also
during
1943
more
than
300
naval
vessels
were
unor
construction
in
Intiia,
Including
trawlers,
corvettes,
minesweepers,
motor
launches
and
small
craft.
the
nickname
because
of
his
long
connection
with
1LMS.
Wa.-ipite.
veteran
battleship.
LO.VDON,
London's
telephone
exchanges
are
short
1,000
trained
operators
and
the
rest
of
the
country
could
use
3,000
the
biggest
telephone
labor
crisis
of
the
war.
LONDON,
a
Lord
Brabazon,
former
minister
of
aircraft
production,
has
disclosed
that
he
was
the
first
to
take
a
p:g
up
in
an
airplane
just
to.
refute
the
old
saying
thaUplgs
cannot
fly.
LONDON.
0
Allied
artillery
barrages
on
the
we&tern
front
are
synchronized
by
BUC
time
"pips"
from
Greenwich
observatorythe
same
tithe
szgna:
used
by
millions
of
Britons
to
set
their
clocks
and
watches.
-
LOUTH,
Eng..
0
it.
H.
Rld-ington,
who
watched
the
last
public
execution
in
Britain
'6
years
ago,
has
died,
aged
102,
in
this
Lincolnshire
town.
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
CAMPAIGN
$10,000,000
NEEDED
To
send
food
to
our
boys
who
have
been
taken
prisoners;
To
give
aid
to
the
wounded
and
suffering;
To
pay
for
lifo-giving
blood
plasma
equipment;
To
feed
and
clothe
youngstors
who
have
lost
everything
through
enemy
bombing;
,
To
help
us
meet
ever-increasing
demands
on
all
our
services.
YOUR
Red
Cross
Needs
YOUR
Dollars
for
relief
of
suffering
NOW!
S
Suffering
mounts
as
tho
war
progresses
and
victory
nears.
Tho
merciful
ministrations
of
your
Red
Cross
are
needed
more
than
ever
for
prisoners
of
war,
wounded
and
sick,
victims
of
Nazi
miles
"Little
boy,
how
Is
it
that
your
mother's
name
is
Jones
and
yours
is
Smith?"
"She
got
married
again
anc
:
didn't."
Thoughtless
Prison
Visitor:
"You
know
stone
walls
do
not
s
prison
make,
or
iron
bars
a
oae."
Prisoner:
"If
they
don
then
I've
been
crazy
to
stay
here
so
long."
Young
Doctor:
"This
pie
is
burnt.
Send
It
back
to
the
store."
Young
Wife:
"I
didn't
buy
It.
It's
my
own
cremation."
An
admiral
and
one
of
his
officers
were
discussing
the
welfare
of
the
sailors
in
their
chareg.
"I
wonder
how
they
spend
their
pay?"
said
the
admiral.
Just
then
a
young
sailor
walked
by
and
the
admiral
beckoned
him
over.
He
explained
their
discussion
and
asked
the
coilor
If
he
would
care
to
tell
them
how
he
apportioned
his
salary.
"Oh
sure,"
said
the
sailor,
"I
don't
mind
telling
you.
t
spend
a
third
of
It
on
whisky
and
a
third
on
women
and
I
guess
I
Jusi
spend
the
other
third
foolishly."
Doctor:
"Walt
a
minute,
I
didn't
tell
you
to
say
ah-h-."
Male
Patient:
"I
know
you
didn't.
I
Just
saw
the
nurse."
Judge:
"So
you
broke
into
the
cizar
store
lust
to
ge:
a
ten-cent
cigar?
What
were
you
doing
In
j
the
safe?"
Prisoner:
"I
was
putting
In
the
dime."
Doctor
(eyeing
outpatient!
coldly
as
the
latter
arrives
late
for
pneumo):
"You
should
have
Veen
here
at
9:30."
j
Outpatkat:
I'Why,
what
hap-
bened?"
Captain:
"Have
you
cleaned
the
deck
and
polished
the
brass?"
Sailor:
"Yes
sir,
and
I've
swept
tho
horizon
with
my
telescope."
LONDON,
Q
Lord
Bruntls-lield,
parliamentary
secretary
to
tho
Admiralty,
told
a
Wembley
kneetini
that
since
the
start
of
the
war
the
Royal
Navy
had
lost
47,000
men
killed
or
missing.
13,-D00
wounded,
and
5,500
prisoners
for
SO
yart
a
fcrvorto
C
topho
quickly
relieves
lubborn
coidt
and
ruuichi
due
to
coMa,
bronchial
and
atthmatiO
condition.
An
effective,
all
vear
round
tonic
,OefiT.Ina
hat
triple
val-
ura.
i
ancle
to
nclu
avoiu
cJd
oc
fur
relic
tdurinii
a
cold
or
aa
a
tonic
after
a
culd.
Family
tlia
Bottla
tl.00,
Sold
only
by
Nyal
Drogglm
6toptios
I
Set.
I
Lj
;
;
IN
THE
SUPREME
COUUT
OP
i
imiTIUH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
KRISTIAN
KNUTHEN.
DECEASED,
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
ot
Hlii
Honor
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
U
10th
day
ot
February,
AD.
194J.
I
was
appointed
Executor
ot
the
estate
or
KrlHtlan
KnuUen,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
17th
day
of
March,
A.D.
1015,
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
lo
me
forthwith.
.DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
HO.,
this
17tli
day
of
February,
A.D.
1045.
W.
O.
FULTON,
Executor
of
the
Estate
of
Krlstlan
Knutscn.
father."
GIi!
vour
dollorc
ui
response
to
the
I$iJ
Thte
space
contributed
by
rirAii
n
1
urr
rr
ami
UUKUUN
&
AMUCKiUN
"
"Mama,
how
do
you
get
trw
say
cubic
contents
of
a
barrel?"
youth
f
"I
don't
know,
ask
your
keepl
,
Wife:
"Did
you
see
those
soldiers
stare
at
that
pretty
girl
boarding
the
bus?"
Husband:
"What
soldiers?"
-
.
"Sur
'
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n
Ian
ei
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name
of
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nan
nl
nf
thLc
eltv
to
serve
with
the
armed
fcr"i
it
Stttl
and
In
the
air.
To
make
this
list
complete,
It
bed
obtain
the
co-operation
of
the
public
as
i
tft&il
mlttlng
the
names.
I
tt
u
imnosxlble
for
the
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or
isjed
tr,
rnmnile
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com
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te
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aitolll
responsible
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tho
submission
of
the
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of
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girl
or
YOUR
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