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nuvt
bun
Crire
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
OetQber
81.
1650
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
Catholic
Church
Is
Wedding
Scene
NATIVE
LAND
RcvlSiTED
v
-
.
Norway
Today
Happy,
Prosperous-Scars,
llj-Feeling
Being
Healed
Ur.
Chwr'l
'l
umr
lor
"""pii.
Thoiirandu
hnd
quirk
jrr
rUrhe.
painful
feint..
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mmbininn
2
treat-
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,
r
tte'.
work
on,
J""11'
kilnev
and
liver
(Subject
to
Change)
If"
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I
A
popular
local
girl
and
a
'
Victoria
Hoi
j
So
far
there
has
been
5.13
inches
Wet
October
-
j
of
rain
and
the
end
is
not
yet.
VICTORIA
Victoria
has
had
The
average
October
rainfall
its
wettest
October
in
44
years.
here
is
2.95
inches.
fur
tiinter
relief.
4t
Kh
e
r'Cl
I
....
-
,
3
1
Notwithstanding
the
ravages
of
the
Ni
Vancouver
roan
were
the
prln-
;
I
UHA5E
JUwi
occu-
pation
during
the
war,
Norway
is
todav
a
har,
W1
cipals
at
a
quiet
wedding
last
Thursday
morning
In
the
Church
...
.
-
fl
vi
me
Annunciation
wnen
Miss
j
Florence
Marie
Cloutier,
eldest
i
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
progperous
land
and
a
local
citizen
who
has
returned
to
the
city
after
his
first
visit
to
the
Norwegian
homeland
in
23
years
says
that
he
found
conditions
vastly
improved
there
since
the
time
he
left.
"There
are
very
few
Norwegians
old
or
oune
todav
whn
aunt
(..
r.
.
i
i
W
YOUR
HOME
Cloutier,
316
Eighth
Avenue
West,
1
1
JUST
ARRIVED!
TUESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Lyrically
Yours
4:15
Stock
Quotation
and
Inv.
4:30
Heroes
of
the
North
4:45
Lyrical
Lady
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
There's
Music
In
the
Air
5:30
Variety
Bandbox
o:ou
Bupper
Berenaoe
6:15
Sammy
Kaye
and
Orch.
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Talk
by
Jr.
Chamber
Commerce
7:00
CBC
ttew
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00
Science
Reporter
8:15
Nation's
Business
8:30
Record
Album
9:00
Piano
Moods
9:15
Vancouver
Symphony
"rate
to
Canada
or
the
Untied
!Norweeans
Norwegians
but
the
Norwegians
ulc
utgmning
io
iorget
tne
per
BOYS'
FUR
TRIMMED
Parka
Jackets
secution
and
the
hardships
-which
they
endured
at
the
hands
of
Uvj
oecame
the
bride
of
Richard
Ernest
Schafer,
son
of
Mrs.
F
Schafer
of
Vancouver.
Rev
Father
O.
P.
Mohan,
O.M.I.,
performed
the
ceremony
in
the
presence
of
a
congregation
of
relatives
and
interested
friends.
Given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
wore
a
light
blue
gabardine
suit
with
white
accessories
and
a
corsage
of
pinK
Germans
during
the
occupation.
Sizes
0
16
Mr.
Sollien
said
he
had
heard
thousands
of
stories
from
hw
11
Jl
in
own
relatives
and
friends
as
well
as
citizens
generally
to
confirm
RETIRED
IN
SHAKEUP
Chief
of
Police
Cluade
Renaud,
58,
was
retired
on
order
of
the
Windsor,
Ont,
police
commission
In
a
reorganization
aimed
at
improving
law
enforcement
in
the
border
city.
The
commission
decided
he
should
be
"honorably
retired"
after
36
years'
service.
(CP
PHOTO)
7a-
I
Beige,
Brown
and
Green
wis
bad
treatment
the
loyal
Nor
I
carnations.
Bridesmaid
was
Miss
Patricia
!
Dumas
while
John
Currie
was
wegians
had
suffered
from
the
1
Uennans
how
they
were
order
AGAINST
HE
COLD
,
Furnace
Repairs
and
Renewals
ed
around
at
revolver
and
bay
FRASER
AND
PAYNE
onet
point
and
sent
Into
con
centration
camps
at
the
slightest
i-itU'xt.
His
own
brother,
WaWi.-mar,
had
spent
some
time
in
a
concentration
camp
because
his
States
like
they
u,sd
to,"
saij
Thor
Sollien
in
an
Interview
wiUi
lie
Daily
News
yesterday
following
his
return
Saturday
night
"ram
a
four
months'
trip
to
hi:
native
Norway.
"They
are
con--enter!
at
home
where
there
srn
opportunities
for
good
living
and
.he
enjoym.ent
of
the
amenities
uich
as
were
not
known
at
th
time
when
I
came
to
Canada.''
'Ir.
Sollien
'told
of
the
pood
educational
system,
wonderful
pb.
l
of
sick
benefits
with
a
comulets
system
of
state
health
insurance,
ccmnarative
plentltude
of
commodities
at
reasonable
pricei,
flourishing
and
profitable
industries
and
full
.employment.
"Of
tourse,"
he
added,
."I
wouldn't
want
to
stay
there
because
I
have
lived
too
long
in
Canada.
It
was
nice
to
nee
the
home
(oik,
receive
their
hearty
welcome,
and
find
out
how
ttuy
were
tetting
on
but
it
Is
nicer
to
come
back
to
Canada
and
Britl-sh
Cojumbla."
,.
Mr.
Sollien,
whose
wife
.
and
lltle
daughter,
Leila,
had
preceded
him
In
April,
sailed
for
Le
BLACK
884
groomsman.
At
a
reception
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents,
tha
three-tier
wedding
cake
wa
duly
cut
by
the
bride
and
groom.
Serving
of
refreshments
to
the
assembled
guests
was
directed
by
Mrs.
L.
Letourneau
and
Miss
Jeanette
Cloutier.
Following
the
reception,
the
bride
and
groom
left
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
reside.
son
had
escaped
to
Sweden.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
A
m-imew
of
the
local
man
had
M
HQ
RENTALS
!ET
METAL
LTD.
PHONE
667
accomplished
the
feat
of
making
42
trips
between
Norway
and
t!i;
Shetland
Islands
in
a
speed
boa.
somewhat
like
the
Canadian
naval
Fairmiles
running
the
blockade
and
carrying
supplies
across
the
North
Sea
for
the
Norwegian
underground.
He
hsd
r.-jceived
the
award
of
the
King's
Iron
Cross
MARINE
FEAT
608
Third
Ave.
W.
OVER
BROADWAY
CAFE
j
Pops.
i
IQ:C0
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Miscellany
10:30
Presenting
Charles
Boyer
11:00
Weather
He
port
11.04
Sign
Off
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Bong
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
&
Comty.
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
lime
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Carson
Robinson
and
His
Buckeroog
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Robin
Hood's
Musical
Kitchen
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
ll:3a-Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
PM
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B
.C.
Farm.
Broaflcast
.
,
Winnipeg
Has
Worm
Weather
.
WINNIPEG
This
prairie
metropolis
had
its
record
hot
October
30
yesterday
when
the
'thermometer
f
egistered
70
above.
It
was
predicted
that
it
might
be
even
warmer
today.
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iLJUiiiiili
i
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i
.
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L
654
,
;
-ggj
Norway
from
New
York
in
June
of
living
nnd
oonpmi
ri
,
SATIN
GLO
i
Gloss
6.
High
Gloss
rany
beautiful
tints
interior
decorating.'
l'An.tlle
,Swedilh;AmerlC!,n
I,nf'rjin
Norway
today
Is
that
Cora-Orlpsholm
and
landed
at
Gote-
!riUism
has
practically
died
out.
.
borg
wbnce
he
proceeded
bv
a:Thfnmm.,ni!i.
t,,
v
!C..,I..U
lt.l.
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I,
...
I-"-
......
.oo
.J
;vik
to
continue
from
there
bv
i
bus
to
his
native
Tromso
He
1QUICK
DRvING
ja
niiipic
iii'-iuurr
ii'ii
in
nit?
)r-
wefjian
Parliament.
This
;s
Jr.
contrast
to
th.
rolltical
situation
in
Finland
whei
Cummun-
,ists
stlU
have
a
stron
hold.
I
Tlie
population
of
Scandinavia
found
comfortable
travelling
by
boat
and
bus
but
not
so
good
i
the
dusty'
and
non
aii-coin'!-
THOMPSON
kDWARE
CO.
LTD.
mm
looks
towards
United
States
ns
its
saviour
from
Communism.
Mr.
Sollien
says.
Norway
is
playii'R
its
nart
In
defence,
however
The
WICKS
V
VapoRub
Lim
Cwl
tm4
m
kr
Gkium
U
nlwra
(istritt
n
h
covlertinf
.
JOHN
H.
military
budget
has
sone
up
considerably
and
taxes
have
gone
up
with
It.
tianed
Swedish
trains.
From,
the
weather
standi.
oint.
i
the
trip
was
extremely
well
fav-jored.
It
was
the
sunniest
s'un-
mer
Norway
has
enjoyed
In
fif
ty-:
two
years.
There
was
twc
!
thirds
less
than
normal
rainfall.
j
t
Weather
in
that
part
of
Norway
I
is
something
like
that
of
Vls-!
torla
with
an
average
of
30
or
40
j
Inches
of
rain
a
year).
Actually,
it
was
a
little
too
drv
with
tin
The
Pioneer
Druggists
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DELIVERY
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i
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PRINTING
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I
Naturally,
Mr.
Sollien
was
pi
r-1
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
ticularly
Interested
in
the
fish-I
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
REGAL
PRINTERS
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
0
ohn
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
I
result
that
crops,
while
earlier
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
A
Good
Wife:
Comty.
2:00
B.C.
School
Bdct.
2:30
Records
at
Random
'.
2:45
Today's
Guest
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
222
Second
Ave.
Phone
24
than
usual,
were
not
as
good
a;-,
normal
"After
an
absence
of
23
years,
I
found
the
standard
of
living
in
Norway
up
100
percent,"
said
Mr.
Sollien
"The
people
seem
"
i
.
V
o
c
j
"Come
On
WitiMsf
ing
industry
of
Norway
which
Is
enjoiyng
profitable
times
with
good
prices
although
they
are
controlled!
and
the
supply
less
than
the
demand.
In
spite
of
tlie
Atlantic
Pact,
Norway
still
so'
la
a
lot
of
herring
to
Russia.
Mr.
Sollien's
little
daughter,
Leila,
aged
5,
could
not
speak
a
word
of
Norwegian
before
she
left
Prince
Rupert
in
April
It
.seemed
remarkable
that
within
two
weeks
after
arrival
in
Norway,
she
was
able
to
converse
freely
with
her
new
playmatet;.
And
now,
strangely
enough,
she
cannot
speak
a
word
of
English
nlthcugh
she
understands
't.
Back
with
Canadlpn
children,
however,
that
will
soon
be
righted
aain.
M".
and
Mrs.
Sollien
a:id
daughter
returned
across
the
Atlantic
from
O,lo
to
New
York
aboard
the
Oslofjord
and
stoop-
d
IHt
BEST
-
5
i
See
Ihe
Skeena
.
:
From
the
Stage!!
Leave
Prince
Rupert
9.30
A.M.
Arrive
Terrace
1:20
P.M
Leave
Terrace
,
6:15
P.M.
,
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
?
0.00
P.M.
BUS
IS
BEST!
Ye
Wo
Carry
Express!!
Phone
555
for
Information
WATSON
ISLAIID
STAGES
LTD.
We're
Just
heading
in
Plumbing
cup
of
tea
happy
and
have
plenty
of
money.
Stores
are
well
Klotik'-cl
and
prices
reasonable.
Sugar
and
coffee
are
still
in
sh.it
t
supply
and
rationed,
however,
wing
to
the
dollar
situation."
It
seemed
strange
to
be
Mck
In
"The
Land
of
the
Midnight
Sun"
again
even
to
one
from
Prince
Rupert
who
is
uwd
to
Ion
j
evenings.
In
addition
to
Tromso.
Mr.
Sullen
visited
the
citiej
of
Tronri-helm
and
Oslo
and
made
a
forty
-mile,
trip
by
motarcycle
rtcrjss
j
northern
Norway
above
Swede..
I
into
Finland
on
a
fishing
expec'l-i
tlon.
,
Contrasted
to
Norway,
there
Is
a
feeling
of
fearful
insecurity
in
Finland,
Mr.
Sollien
found.
Tin
i
Finns,
many
of
whom
are
anx-ilous
to
get
out
of
the
country
Service
PHONE
108
Three
cheers
for
refreshing
tea
after
the
movies
or
after
shopping!
"Jea
satisfies
millions
and
costs
so
little
1
Have
St
every
afternoon
at
home
or
in
any
restaurant.
RINCE
RUPERT
off
for
visit
at
Duluth
on
their
way
back
to
Prince
Rupert.
11
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M
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M
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M
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PLUMBING
&
HEATING
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schuman
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tenders
will
be
received
by
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it
THERE
IS
NOTHING
KYg&LA
J1
Post
Office
Blfl.
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THAW
'r
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the
Minister
nt
Victoria,
B.C..
not
Inter
than
11
a.m.
on
the
1th
dy
of
November.
1H50.
lor
the
pwchae
of
Licence
X
49548.
to
cut
3.200.000
f
b.m.
of
Hemlock.
Spruce
and
Cedar,
on
on
area
Comprising
part
of
Lot
829A,
situated
near
Tow
Hill,
north
coa.it
Graham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District.
mip
riMWAAAnM
riim;
AFTERNOON
TEA
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v
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i
in
iirf
TAAI
Jlurdy
'
TEA
TIP:
On
pound
oJ
to
makaa
t
1m1
200
cup
oi
lull-lUvorad
bavarig.
and
Into
America,
admit
tha:,
should
war
come,
they
would
be
overrun
by
the
Russians
in
no
time.
There
are
plenty
of
commodities
In
Finland
but,
unlike
Norway.,
there
is
a
condition
of
inflation
which
has
made
price,
prohibitive
There
Is
still
some
lll-fecl'ir.
between
the
Nazi
and
anti
Nazi
SO.
Three
years
will
be
allowed
lor
removal
of
ttmljer.
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particulars
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tne
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Forester.
Vioturln.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester.
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Rupert,
B.C.
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