and
the
Army
wai
re-
THIS
AND
THAT
versed,
pelled.
SAVT
OFFICERS
SEE
(Continued
from
F-ge
One
prince
Uupcrt
Daflp
J3cto
Monday,
September
20,
1943
'
-
ARCHER
WANTS
ELEPHANT
,
PRETORIA,
South
I
rth
Africa
(,
,
Ri,
-Armed
with
only
a
bow
and'Wn-C
arrow,
a
young
archer
here
ana
Joined
a
party
of
five
hunters
it
U
Cor'C
on
a
three-week
expedition
in
1
m
'
'
'Z
A
small
group
of
soldiers,
on
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
i
kaji
El
N
TODAY
of
7.rm
"If
they
had
been
a
little
smarter,
one
officer
commented,
"we
"couldn't
have
done
a
thin
about
it.
If
they
had
a
larger
force,
we
would
have
been
out
of
luck."
The
officers,
of
course,
blame
public
apathy
for
the
sad
state
of
Alaska's
defenses.
Congies
sional
economy
has
choked
off
the
stream
of
men
and
material
needed.
Even
this
winter,
because
of
the
lack
of
permanent
housing,
the
Army
will
be
forced
to
with-
maintenance
f.uty
at
abandoned
Fort
Oreely,
and
a
token
unit
of
Marines
made
up
the
rest
Three
companies
of
defenders.
The
plan
called
for
an
air
operations
officer,
but
it
left
him
no
aviators.
They
were
busy
commanding
ground
units.
They
were
busy
mounting
broomsticks
on
the
dismantling
concrete
anti-aircraft
battlements
which
dot
the
islets
and
mountain
shoulders
surrounding
the
airfield.
fatherine
B.
Quits
Historic
ferry
Service
Cardena
.fakes
Over
Camosun's
Run
TWO
COMPLETE
ROUT.
LOWER
Y
-
xv?;
in
-11
had
been
seized
and
confiscated
for
illegal
fishing.
At
one
time
or
another
the
Rhona
or
Catherine
B.
would
make
as
many
oc
f"-i
1
1
trine
a
riau
TJnurotsor
-An
historic
harbor
ferry
serv-
ice
has
ended
The
Department
"m
'
slnce
ta
d
t
wa
n
'
JnsPrts
vessel,
moved
from
Digby
Island
to
"Jungle
Fli8
&
ADDED
feat,,
r";
Z
Seal
Cove
about
a
year
ago,
the
.5,
..uu
.
.u
servlce
was
gradualiy
curtaiied.
The
invaders
blundered,
they
draw
7,000
combat
troops
from
--HUE
ZANE
c;rEY
s
didn't
slip
into
Kodlak
base
the
Alaska..
And
this
with
Kodlak's
way
the
defenders
would
have
Fort
Oreely
standing
virtually
come,
had
the
situation
twen
re-
abandoned.
Western
Hi
Withdrawal
of
the
Catherine
B.
isolates
the
Digby
Island
wireless
station
but
it
is
understood
that
arrangements
for
a
new
ferry
service
will
be
made
by
the
radio
division.
the
week.
Henceforth
it
will
be
engaged
in
lighter
duty
of
servicing
aids
to
navigation
in
the
close
proximity
of
local
headquarters
unless
some
other
decision
as
to
her
future
disposition
is
made.
It
is
close
to
forty
years
since
the
Digby
Island
service
which
the
Catherine
B.
has
now
relinquished
as
Instituted.
It
started
when
first
the
construction
of
quarantine
hospital,
former
marine
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESI:
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
.
"
Reflections
On
the
Stage,
8:45
Taking
over
the
run
from
the
Camosun
which
has
been
withdrawn
for
an
overhaul.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
which
recently
came
off
the
Vancouver-Bella
Coola-Ocean
Falls
route,
TALL
FASHION
depot
and
wireless
station
com
"Helen,
would
ou
think
me
terribly
rakish
if
I
asked
to
come
sit
by
you?"
body
was
lntendeed
to
be
reasonably
well
taken
care
of.
in
co
operation
lih
Prince
Rupert's
city
engineer,
in
submitting
a
report
back
in
1911,
wrote:
"In
designing
a
system
of
waterworks
for
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
it
Is
necessary
to
provide
now
for
a
menced
and
was
maintained
arrived
in
port
at
midnight
last
throughout
the
years
in
order
n'ght
and
sailed
this
morning
to
provide-
transportation
to
for
Alice
Arm.
Stewart
and
and
from
the
city
from
those
'other
northern
points.
She
will
establishments
and
the
small
I
be
back
here
tomorrow
morning
communities
which
formed1'0
saiI
at
1:30
Pm-
n
her
re
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
COAST
SALMON
PACK
SMALLER
Mr.
Truman
will
visit
the
Pacific
coast
soon
on
what,
frankly,
will
be
a
political
tour.
Henry
Wallace
Is
back
from
the
Southern
States.
His
presence
there
was
more
of
an
experl-ance
than
a
sojourn.
Mr.
Dewey
is
quietly
making
policy
medl-
population
which
will
probably
turn
south.
After
completing
Despite
an
exceptionally
fine
her
overhaul,
the
Camosun
is
reach
20,000
in
five
years."
Wre
know
better.
run
of
sockeye
on
the
Skeena
1.
What
is
wrong
with
thu
sentence?
"She
was
born
the
tenth
of
February."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"anti"
(
prefix
t?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
expected
to
go
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
run
in
place
River,
British
Columbia's
can-
around
them.
First
the
old
Rhona
carried
out
the
service
to
be
replaced
some
fifteen
years
ago
by
the
Catherine
B.
which
had
been
acquired
by
the
department
after,
as
an
American
fishing
vessel,
she
ANNETTE
MANSE
7:00
P.M.-ON
THE
SCR
f
EX
.
A
TOP-RATE
COMEDY
i
GAIL
RUSSELL
CLAIRE
TREVOR
ANN
DVORAK
BILLIE
BURKK
JANE
WYATT
AD0LPHE
,ned
salmon
pack
this
year
is
There
Is
one
thing
that
can
cine
and
keeping
his
weather
of
the
Coquitlam
which
will
then
receive
her
annual
be
said
of
John
Diefenbaker
eye
open.
All
In
all.
the
Unfted
who
announces
his
willingness
campaign
States
presidential
appears
normal.
almost
65,000
cases
under
1947,
according
to
figures
.
contained
in
the
latest
bulletin
issued
by
the
Chief
Supervisor
of
Fisheries,
Vancouver.
Production
to
the
week
ending
September
11
was
932,754
cases
of
all
varieties
for
tho
misspelled?
Mackintosh,
mada-moiselle,
magnanimous.
4.
What
does
the
word
"refulgent"
mean?
1
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning,
with
emb
that
means
"undeveloped"?
ANSWERS
to
be
a
candidate
for
the
Progressive
-
Conservative
leadership.
When
he
speaks
in
Parliament,
he
Is,
as
a
rule,
listened
to.
That's
more
than
can
be
said
about
everyone
who
Journeys
to
Ottawa.
,
LIVED
LIFE
OF
DANGER
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
STORE
in
LONDON
Viscount
Greenwood,
78,
who
died
recently,
coast,
white
lor
the
comparaole
Four
million
dollars
worth
of
almon
was
unloaded
from
one
freighter,
at
Prince
Rupert,
during
the
week-end.
It
was
the
late
Charles
M.
Hays
who
once
said
the
day
would
come
when
freight
trains
would
run
from
Prince
Rupert,
carrying
nothing
but
fish.
And
some
folks
gave
him
a
fishy
look.
"The
Bachelor's
Daojl
perio'd
last
year,
it
was
1,069,-
was
a
native
of
Whitby,
Ontario.
It
was
in
1906
he
made
1
1.
Say,
"She
was
born
on
tue
tenth
of
February."
2.
Pronounce
the
i
as
in
till,
not
as
in
tie.
S.
880.
his
political
debut
in
Great
Bri
Sport
Involves
a
certain
proportion
of
physical
injury
but
nothing
is
gained
by
going
to
excess
or
taking
hazardous
However,
in
the
Naas
and
Skeena
areas,
cannprv
outnnt1
Mademoiselle.
.
Kadiant;
rc
-
tain.
He
was
the
centre
of
bitter
controversy
between
1920-
this
snmmpr
u-as
37d
oi9
rases
'
splendent.
-"From
brichtenlno'
,
,
.
.
22
when
he
served
as
Chief
the
greatest
output
since
1945,
fields
either
fair
disclosed,
child
nf.nmmnn
F'
tiahtor
,
U
1
1.
,n
1V,
r..i
,
.w,
Suppose
Diefenbaker
wins
the
election
and
the
first
Tory
Secretary
for
Ireland.
Relations
with
England
were
strained
to
wiiiic
nic
ouuftcye
ui
iip,-i"i
nc
un,
lciui&nit
aumiuer
;
made
like
Joe
Louis.
A
or
impaired
!
fractured
anKle
i
In
many
a
lone
year
presides
at
hzm
cases
in
those
areas
was
I
comes.
Thomson.
5.
Embryo
almost
double
that
of
last
year.'nic.
knee
can
provide
ample
time
Ottawa.
And
he
halls
from
the
for
smher
rpflpntinn
Tt
1c
nnt
.
ru
i..
-i
e
,
Other
parts
of
district
Two,
the
breaking
point.
He
was
censured
in
both
Britain
and
Ireland
but
many
insisted
that,
when
near-anarchy
was
Dre-
of
which
Prince
Rupert
is
ad-
on
the
Naas
and
Skeena
this'always
a
coinddence
thafa
h-
n
all
Canad7
Moreover
the
T?lTrXl"L
PI-
flm5-
5.7"'
ta
"Kletlc
renown
In
youth
can
mean;is
no
love
laseeTthe
Co"
vailing,
a
firm
hand
was
need
wiiii.il
wao
IUW&.
SUCKeve.
IIMHZM
Knrinas
aartr
riap
na
ltw
ln
T1
'
...
C.C.F.
The
old
--"-
-v
-v.i..c
;i
in
me.
nino
servauves
ana
lose
tv,,n
o
..
,
,
V
...
.oo
vim..
BU,
uu
Kicai,-
-.do.
sieeineaa.
3.3M:
coho.
is
a
wavs
a
noint.
whp
i.nhniu
(Coming
!
Tuesday
&
Wah
er
than
1946
production.
24,752;
pinks,
151,501;
chums,
'zeal
to
win
should
stop
and
ed.
Long
after
his
retirement
from
active
politics
a
police
guard,
given
him
when
he
was
Chief
Secretary
was
maintain
maxim
that
politics
make
trange
bedfellows
seems
still
to
hold
true.
muut-u
saimon
proaucwon
6U.841.
horse
sense
begin.
The
human
ed
outside
his
law
offices
at
Grays
Inn.
His
life
had
often
been
threatened.
(Going-
Steady..
.
.
.
.
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at
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RUPERT
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