i3rincc
Uuprrt
Daily
JlcUis,
DD.
Friday,
January
30,
1943
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
imperial
palaces,
vast
tracts
of
forests
and
other
income
estates
owned
for
generations
by
the
imperial
household.
He
retained
an
estimated
400.000,000
yen
RITES
FOR
JOAN
THAIN
Hirohito's
Tax
Bill
The
Quality
Tea
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
1
1
$8,000,000)
worth
of
personal
sentence?
"I
shall
accept
of
your
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
was
filled
this
afternoon
with
sym-
possessions
and
imperial
trea-lhospi'ahty."
But
Has
S8.OO0.O00
Fortune
Left
n
o
1
.
v
sures.
4.
iiii
u
inuuuii-..ki,in
f,ij
,.(
ri.,i
Diet
VoU?d
the
impertal.ciation
of
"ungent
?
,
TOKYO
.AP.-The
uibute
Joan
,5
eJopl
effect
Japan-1
45
000'0O
yen
00.X-.
3-
hlc
of
ords
in
have
g'famUy
thesf
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
EmJ3
Hi'hitt
"L2Krg?S'"
1U
f!?U
J"?
fed,-
J"11""
treSpaSS',H.
D.
Thain.
who
passed
away
.From
this
budget,
the
imperial
,
ammass
in
of
confidence.
I
household
ministrv
must
mnin-
4-
What
does
the
w
ord
"hy-
S
1
,
It
'
"
I
kL
J
t
I
4
They
did
it
by
showing
obvi-!
Tokvo-s
imperial
palace
pogeous"
mean?
ous
and
genuine
relief
as
for-and
such
detached
palaces
as:
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
nier
premier
Hideki
Tojo
white-
the
Emperor
chooses
to
occupy
'th
STI
that
means
-to
bar-washed
the
Emperor
before
the
;
with
the
eovernmenfs
wrmis.
:
gain"?
ORANGE
PEKOE
Monday
Schoolmates,
and
fellow
members
of
Job's
Daughters
mad--up
a
large
part
of
the
congregation
as
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
conducted
the
service.
The
Job's
Daughters'
choir,
of
which
deceased
w
as
a
mem
-ber,
sang
the
hymn
''Abide
With
Me,"
the
congregation
joining.
t
;
1
n
palace
staff
Answers
"ar
rmeSSion.
The
Tokyo
reduced
to
about
1
Omit
OF.
2.
Pronounce
-uun.
jrecently
was
"
'
'
".''-V
J
Fighting
for
his
Irfe,
Tojo
in-!i.0OO
persons
about
a
fourth
of
ung-gent.
U
as
in
RUN.
E
as
in
4
i
portfolio.
WENT
unstressed,
accent
first
MACKENZIE
V
f
:i
f'-i
Wn
'Di-,M-v
-siited
that
Hirohito
had
no
re-"what
it
used
to
be.
L
.'.'"
&
1
s:;onsibility
for
the
war.
evenli
'vnrp
vrir
I
Peter
Lien
was
organist
ar.d
0
H
w
hile
giving
evidence
t
h
a
1
1
Ai.LIED
POLICY
choirmaster.
Ushers
were
Ale
syllable.
3
Amass.
4.
Growing
or
ripening
underground,
as
the
peanut.
(Pronounce
hl-po-je-usi,
I
as
in
HIGH,
o
as
in
NO,
j
IS
COMING
Mitchell,
Alf
Rivett
and
G
seemed
to
indicate
the
Emperor
had
a
part
in
reaching
the
de
All
this
resulted
from
policies
of
the
Allied
occupation
designed
to
strip
the
imperial
court
cision
to
fight.
E
as
in
ME,
accent
third
syl-i
Davies.
j
OTTAWA
9
Senator
Ian
At
a
ceremony
on
conclusion
I
Mackenzie,
former
veterans'
of
the
service,
Job's
Daughters';
minister,
left
for
Vancouver
Honored
Queen
Solves
Mori
'
Thursday
nieht
and
his
deDart-
lablei.
5.
Stipulate
S-!-
i'N
'l
K
r'TJL
"
.'J-.n
Newspapers
throughout
Jap-of
SDeciai
nrjvileees.
Emperor
Free
I
0nlv
the
Fmoeror
and
his
im-
r,r.r4
bannerlined
and
I
'
,
p.jr,
y
oi
war
Responsibilities
mediate
family,
of
the
formerly
X
5
i:3;'
V.Vr?
nese
every
Senator
Mackenzie
u
be
considering
to
scout
the'-"
'
'
election
scne.
CIVIL
CASE
ENDS
TODAY
A
civil
case,
which
u
k
heard
by
Judge
Eric
D
w
burn,
of
Prince
George'
County
Court
here,
ig
ex5ft,
to
be
concluded
this
aliens,
Charles
Anderson,
a
carjr-j
ir
claiming
$379
for
service
Mrs.
Loretta
Barnhardt
i-Diamente
Zarelli.
J.
t,
is
appearing
for
the
p.
and
Roderick
MacLeod
for
wnere
seemea
extensive
Japanese
rovalty.
re
and
clean
the
palace
grounds
'
flanked
by
Processes
Lorr.a
ure
quic-kened
speculation
here
Dona!dson
and
Pe'
Pullen.
about
the
Liberal
nomination
in
here
at
a
consequent
saving
to
the
emneror
s
mirse
j
placed
a
crown
of
lily-of-the-
(
Vancouver
Centre
riding
which
K
E
V
t-i"1-
hiah
v
nlpasprt
Ti's
word
was,tain
that
status.
f
Hirohito
and
his
descendants
generally
accepted
by
Japanese
j
as
assurance
that
Hirohito'
Hirohito's
numerous
-trlns
"c
"
wle
cei
wnicn
a.ne
vacatea
recently.
d,o
retain
unusual
security
on
throughout
Japan,
incidentauy,
i
surrounded
b"
scores
of
floral
There
is
said
to
be
consider
the
throne,
so
far
as
the
Japan-
are
a;s0
no
drain
on
his
funds-'
t
offerinSs-
The
princesses
then
able
support
among
British
Col
could
not
be
incriminated.
This
adulation
is
one
of
the
ese
placed
her
choir
gown
and
umbia
Liberal
ranks
for
the
can-
people
are
concerned.
No
they
are
financed
by
local
gov.
h
S
few
perquisites
retained
by
the
i
political
leader
of
any
conse-
fmnifnts
Tht.
Irwr-at
onvorn.
oi
lai
uoaru
cap
aiuii'siue
aiaaiure
oi
Alex
ri.sner,
youin-
perial
family
after
its
con-
quence
yet
dares
to
advocate
m(.ms
ain
maintain
snmo
nf
hii
'
While
the
rite
was
in
progress,
ful
Vancouver
alderman,
who
is
-,.
1
I
"1
r
f
1
-
,
.
'
a
.
...
rsion
into
taxpaying
Individ-
j
abolition
of
the
emperor
sys-
vUas
inciucjine
one
in
Kyoto
!
Uss
Barbal"a
Teng
sang
the
solo
said
to
be
in
the
running.
i-
.
.
.
:
i
l
,
:
,
,i
"t
iui
me
iiist
iein.
it
wui
continue,
unless
uie
hih
hoc
hun
iot
in
inn
mn-
pecU
to
leave
for
Prince
Gw
I
a
A
4
f(
,
'
J
:
-
'j
uals
forced
to
1
fM
I
7.--
I
I
?J
time
a
fixed
'
r
'
"
i
.
pervised
income.
tkflK
i
j.
Hirhito
the
rr5?
-V
t
""'.f
f
,
eimiiem
ernment
said-st
anthem
"I
Know
That
My
R"-
At
the
same
time
the
presence
-ieemer
Llveth."
here
of
R.
O.
Campney.
Van-
Interment
took
place
in
Fair-j
couver
ban
ister
and
former
sec-view
Cemetery
with
high
school
i
;
eta
ry
of
the
Prime
Minister,
classmates
of
the
deceased
act-
'tirrea
conjecture
that
he
has
and
closely
su-,
Allies
force
its
elimination.
.
dlUotl
for
years
without
ever
It
is
also
unlikely
that
the
re,eiving
an
imperial
visit.
Japanese
gov-
Emperor
will
ever
feel
any
real-
And
when
lhe
Allies
dPDart
on
tonight's
train
saia-siariea
Hew
i
ear
imanciai
pincn.
wis
suDjecis
are
(
the
emperor
may
get
-back
his
private
train
and
some
addition-
in?
35
Pallbearers.
They
were
strong
backing
for
a
nomination
BR0I1CHI1
j
aa
uiic
ui
uie
lew
Japanese
wno
not
nseiy
to
ngnien
me
purse
,
paid
all
his
tax
bill.
It
totalled
strings
any
further,
of
their
own
al
automobiles.
Bernard
joraan,
trenest
tuiof.
tnat
mint
carry
the
fisheries
The
emnemr
hnsino
it
sMil
n
!
Burns
Pierce.
Everett
Pierce,
paying
proposition
in
Japan.
3.338.206.702
yen
S66.764.134
1
or
volition.
90
per
cent
of
his
assessed
as-'
Even
today,
.
volunteers
are
sets.
booked
through
next
fall
for
He
paid
it
by
turning
over
the
"opportunity''
to
rake
leaves
Norman
Shenton
ar.d
Charles
',
mony.
all
the
girls
of
Job's
Curne-
j
Daughters
passed
on
each
side
Following
the
graveside
cer?
'thp
grave,
dropping
flowers.
COLDS
v
ICKS
Advertise
in
the
L-ally
News!
CANADA'S
PLOWING
CHAMPS
LEAVE
FOR
OVERSEAS
Win-
;
neri-of
the
interr.ativnai
piowins?
match
at
Kingston,
Ont..
last
Oc:
c.,
a..d
a
trip
to
the
United
Kingdom,
the
four
champions
'
::rn
0:-.ir:o
left
Toronto
to
sail
aboard
the
Queen
Mary.
While
i
vyi
Mpk
Leaf
for
New
York
to
sail
on
the
QuQen
Mary.
While
j
in
tf:e
British
Lies
they
will
participate
in
international,
plow-
i
Lih
r:a-."r.fci
In
En-land.
Ireland
and
Scotlar.d.
The
first
event
iVi.ioe
Siint
Field.
County
Down.
Northern
Iieiar.d.
Febru-
!
ar;.
12.
Ir.iir
i:;ne"
irv
includes
visits
to
farms
and
ancuitural
'
censes,
s
well
as
points
of
intere.v.
Photo
shows,
left
to
riant,
j
i''d
Brunton.
of
Tara.
On,,
Russell
B.
Hare.
A
Nanti-
j
co:.--.
C..
.
front.
Jh;i
'Jap:...n,
of
Oi..sv,ek.en.
O,.!
.
Glen
A
Mc-FiCici;.i
i,i
MillbanK,
G:it
.
and
W.
L.
ClarK.
of
Gormley.
Ont.,
'
prs!cen:
of
.r.e
Ontario
Plowmen's
A.ociat;on.
who
at'r-.jm-pir.
.-Sn
the
champions
as
eoaehr
manager.
Brantui;
and
Cap-
I
to:,
a.e
tht
horse
clas
winners;
Hare
and
McFadoin
are
tractor
'
Cit-.-.s
champions.
(MB).
D!:EW
LETTER
ON
H0H6
KOHG
IS
SOUGHT
AGAIN
Building
In
New
i
Glasgow
Destroyed
NEW
GLASGOV,'.
Nova
Scotia
The
Fraser
Bail-line,
on
this
town's
main
street,
was
destroy-
:'
ed
by
vteidav.
i
heavy
industry
C
T
T
i.'A'A
John
Brcker..
!''
".
'
the
Opposition.
a:ke::
in
the
House
of
Commons
ves-
Steamship
baiiinys
-
:.t
Prime
Minister
Kin?
rr
Vancouver
V
'..:
a
letter
from
Col.
G.
A
Monday
s
P-
nc-e.-.s
Louise
10
i.
m.
Tuesday
sa
Catala.
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss
Prince
Ruper;
11:15
p
m.
Friday
s.s
Cardf-na.
midniehi.
are
goodf
news
for
everyone
because
tne
record
shows
that
more
than
half
the
profits
earned
by
industry
are
ploughed
back
into
new
plant
.
.
.
more
efficient
equipment
to
replace
the
worn-out
tools,
to
make
more
jobs
and
more
things
that
people
need
for
a
high
standard
of
living.
No
profits,
nonew
jobs.
No
profits,
many
lost
jobs
...
no
new
opportunities.
No
profits,
no
security
in
employment.
now
rremier
oi
Ontario,
i-"
-':
'"
he
l.ad
rnticiztd
th-f.TsCirig
of
a
commission
which
had
"w"nite-ashed"
the
Cana.--"Ian
expedition
to
Hong
Kong
prrr
uur.t
fail
of
that
base
i.i
X.a
wir
L:-t
year
M
Z.
Cold
well.
CCF
l-'
r'
hid
a.kec
Mr.
Kinj
h.":'-
prew's
letter
tut
the
Prime
MirUtr
bad..
--8
id
thai
it
could
not
bt
done
owin?
to
confidential
nature.
'ju
saw
:;
;(
t-t.'.v
Xe-.v.-1
I
i
3
M$3V
1
1
1
1
t
5
4
4
t
1
i
!
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I
HOTEL
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
COMPLETELY
R
E
N
C
V
A
TED
Roans
Reaf-rorated
.sprins-Eilled
.Mattresses
.jfj
encourage
people
with
savings
to
use
their
money
to
build.
SHOULD
KEEP
FIT
FOR
WAR
Ainateu-
Aero
Cluhs
.May
B'i
of
t.se
Again.
It
is
S'irgestr.d
VNCOUVER
Amateur
aero
:lui:
;n:y
again
bt
failed
upo".
to
play
a
part
in
defensive
pre..:ai
ations
against
war.
it
wa-
sug;
ever:
at
a
meetina
here.
Chief
Justice
Wendell
Farris.
or.e
f'he
speakers,
predicted
that
aitrralt
would
play
an
eve.-,
more
tmpon-.int
part
in
anothe:
var.
W.
R.
'Wop
i
M:iy
of
Canadian
Pacific
Ai:
lines,
veteran
bush
flier,
.urged
aero
clubs
to
keco
in
shape.
Tht
war
was
still
on.
be
said.
New
-M
an
a
if
c
merit
enrich
a
community
by
pumping
vitality
and
enter
n
Proprietors:
TOM
PESUT
SI
EVE
VliKLAKN
prise
into
its
economic
iife.
No
profits...
or
profits
so
low
they
don't
wairant
c
risk...
make
unemployment
and
depression.
Breidert
i
,.
-i
f
-
ri
kOroeers
-
Restaurants
-
Camps
IXC.S
OF
QUxM.ITY
ir-X-Hausters
Direct
from
Cloverdale
O
Over
a
period
of
many
years
to
1947
the
average
net
profit
on
U.S.
and,
Canadian
Companies
has
been
less
than
6
and
the
average
profit
distributed
ta
shareholders
only
about
3.
Year
around
supply,
shippe
wfblj,-
from
Vancouver
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