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Sat
u;
day,
February
19,
1944
Closing
In
On
Japan
.
.
.
The
Big
United
States
air
raid
on
the
important
Japanese
base
of
Truk
is
further
indication
of
the
growth
of
Allied
strength
in
the
western
Pacific.
It
may
not
be
long
now
before
attacks
in
considerable
scale,
more
than
mere
occasional
forays,
will
be
delivered
upon
Japan
proper.
Certainly
our
forces
are
.closing
in
from
various
directions
north,
east,
south
and
west.
-
Major
points,
taken
by
the
Japanese
in
their
lightning
drive
of
the
first
few
months
of
the
war
In
the
Pacific,
of
course,
remain
in
the
hands
of
the
enemy.
For
the
past
year,
however,
the
enemy
has
"Hitter
Blames
his
Generals
for
Recent
Reverses."
Headline.
This
is
just
another
indication
that
Hitler
is
crazv
in
the
head.
If
he
had
any
intelligence,
he'd
blame
the
Allied
generals.
Cold
Wave
Coming
Soon!
We
will
be
closed
for
one
week
while
attending
the
demonstration
for
the
new
sensational
COLD
WAVE,
a
permanent
without
heat,
pads,
or
machine.
Watch
for
it!
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BEAUTY
SALON
VIOLET
MAII
Cor.
6th
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
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Information
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you
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earnings
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)
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In
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(d)
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In
1943.
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a
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Income
Return
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made
out
Hall
Filled
at
L.O.B.A.
Dance
A
capacity
crowd
filled
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
one
evening
earlier
In
the
week
to
dance
to)
tH
enntte
nf
Jpsn
rle
f?nrWc
r-
Vra
o
tlarteA
Ivan
Vrr
tKa
i
li4rsra:
IN
rASI-PAGED
HOOF
PLAY
very
effective
master
of
ceremonies.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Howe
was
general
convenor
of
the
affair
and
the
crowd
at
the
door
was
capably
handled
by
members
of
the
Loyal
Orange
Lodge.
The
raffle
for
a
chicken
wa
won
by
Ben
Cook.
MIDLANDS
Cobourg's
objective
in
the
February
food
Industry's
War
Stamp
Drive
has
been
set
at
$5,000.
Food
stores,
bakeries,
restaurants
and
hotels
ate
all
eo-operatin;
In
the
sale
of
stamps.
Roy
D.
Dodge,
favored
applicant
for"
the
position
of
deputy
town
clerk
and
treasurer,
has
with
drawn
his
application.
Ounner
Ernie
Foote.
a
former
Cobourg
printer
is
now
working
maue
no
otiensive,
neing
content
to
endeavour
to
overseas
with
the
British
Press
There
Jc
nn
fonenn
tn
hulinvo
limmvor
fVmt
4tin
'r
Canadian
servicemen
"
V.,
l.W.t.W,
IHHI,
W1V
I
Jap
still
has
not
much
fight
in
him
and
that
he
may
i
not
yet
be
capable
of
some
considerable
moves.
Robert
R.
McCormick
of
the
Chicago
Tribune
announces
he
will
not
be
a
presidential
candidate
in
1944.
We're
not
surprised.
He's
just
ornery
enough
to
deny
99.901)
per
cent
of
American
voters
the
keen
pleasure
of
voting
against
him.
Easier
Living
Ahead
.
..
.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
OARBUTT
It
being
such
a
perfect
afternoon
yesterday
I
thought
up
a
grand
excuse
to
be
out
for
most
of
it.
I
had
some
YlVCA
Leave
The
postwar
house,
according
to
research
work-,
centre
posters
sent
to
me
from
ers
in
the
construction
field,
is
beinir
planned
to
i)ro-ihad
yesterday
so
what
vide
healthful
living,
aesthetic
pleasure
and
freedom
from
drudgery
for
the
housewife.
The
new
houses!
better
than
to
deliver
them
in
person
to
the
C.W.A.C.
bat
racks
and
the
WJt.CJJB.
barracks
will
have
improved
ventilation,
heating,
lighting
and
I
which
are
side
by
side
and
a
even
sound
conditioning.
Germicidal
lamps
to
free
homes
from
disease
germs,
movable
walls
to
suit
emergency
requirements,
built-in
furniture,
and
other
innovations
are
in
prospect.
'
Construction
methods
mav
undergo
chances.
slreabie
walk
from
here.
And
as
luck
-would
have
it
1
was
lust
to
time
to
.say
good-bye
to
Lieut.
Jean
Bayfield
who
la
leaving
shortly
for
the
East.
She
came
tip
with
the
first
of
the
C.W-A.C.'a
Prefabrication
is
one
of
them.
Many
houses
in
the'nd
has
ofte
thrngh
mi
the
future
will
be
built
on
the
assembly
line.
Every
pieceil
f!"J5
a
station
and
getting
bedded
of
the
house,
down
to
the
door
knobs,
will
be
manufactured
at
the
factory
and
all
set
into
place
when
delivered
to
the
lot.
There,
several
workmen
will
be
able
to
put
it
up
ready
to
move
into
in
perhaps
less!
man
a
day.
Vns
type
of
dwelling
is
already
being
built
by
thousands
for
workers
in
war
industries.
Most
of
them
are
put
together
with
wall,
floor
and
ceiling
panels
of
laminated
plastic.
Such
factory-built
homes
are
movable
and
can
follow
their
owners.
Thus
the
problem
of
home
ownership
may
be
minimized;
when
a
workman
will
need
to
move
to
another
job,
he
will
be
able
to
take
his
homee
with
him
and
so
avoid
suffering
.financial
loss
through
a
forced
sale.
up
down.
She
has
been
a
very
able
second
in
command
to
Captain
Hewett
who
will
be
sorry
to
see
her
go.
felt
slightly
undressed
and
lm
modest.
I
don't
know
much
about
the
game
as
it
Is
played
nowadays
but
I
certainly
yelled
enough
although
I
lost
track
or
which
side
I
was
rooting
for.
At
one
stage
of
the
game
a
banner
Interfered
with
the
ball
making
the
basket
and
so
a
very
noblo
youth
literally
scaled
the
walls,
tripped
lightly
across
the
beams
and
moved
the
offending
streamer.
This
human
fly
wai
none
other
than
Petty
Officer
Aithur
Brdokman.
Cltlfccns
and
friends,
are
there
no
medals
fof
heroes
like
these?
We
had
a
visit
today
from
Bur-rell
Stevens
one
of
our
"Y"
men
stationed
at
Terrace.
This
was
Burrell's
first
sight
of
the
blue
racuic
ana
nis
nrsi
laste
oi
ourf
marvellous
Pilrtce
Rupert
wea
ther.
He
was
quite
surprLsed
because
he
had
already
heard
It
falned
a
lot
here.
Just
a
tumor
we
told
him,
and
moreover
we.
had
the
day
to
prove
it.
TIMELY
RECIPES
FARINA
APPLkSAlCE
PL'DDLXO
i
eggs
1
cups
cooked
farina
1
cup
applesauce,
unsweetened
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
Few
grains
nutmeg
(optional)
1-3
cup
brown
sugar
1
teaspoon
vanilla
Separate
the
eggs,
beat
yolks
and
add
cereal,
applesauce,
spices,
sugar
and
vanilla;
beat
thoroughly.
Fold
In
the
stiffly
beaten
egg
whites.
Pour
Into
a
greased
baking
dish,
set
In
a
pan
of
hot
water
and
oven-
poach
in
a
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
F,
until
set,
about
35
minutes.
Six
servings.
NOTIILNT.
GREAT
INVENTION
!
Invention
of
the
zero
by
an
ancient
Hindu
is
considered
one
bf
the
greatest
advances
In
mathematics.
IV
lilt
MTKKMF.
f
fit
RT
Of
IIKITI'M
f'OI.I'MHM
l
1-KOIItTi:
In
ihr
Matlrr
of
lUe
"AdmlnI'lrJ-
I
rat
Inn
Ai
l"
ami
In
fh
Matter
nf
the
1te
nf
Knul
ttleH,
Iim-mm-iI,
Inlrlate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
HI
Honour
Judge
Ftuher.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
I
a
on
the
18th
day
of
February
AD.
1644.
appointed
Admin-
iurtor
or
the
Enate
or
Knut
Olsen.
formerly
of
Montreal,
Quebec,
deceased,
who
Jld
rm
or
abmrt
th
3rd
dt
of
Jannitry.
AD
1944.
An
peruana
Indebted
to
the
Uld
Estate
are
required
to
pat
the
am'iunt
tt
their
Indebtedrwwi
to
me
forthwith
and
all
person
having
claims
aralnn
the
aald
Extate
are
reqtilred
.
to
f
lie
them
with
me
properly
Verified
m
or
before
the
Slut
day
of
March
AD.
1944,
falllnc
which
dtatnbutkm
will
be
made
Mrlng
retard
only
to
uch
claim
of
which
1
ahail
hare
been
notified
DATFD
at
Prince
Rupert,
BC
thla
18th
day
of
February
A
D.
144
KOHMAS
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
ymitt.
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Re:
fertlffrate
nf
Title
So.
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flloek
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nf
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8,
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Map
a.
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aatlr.factorv
woof
of
TIM
Imued
In
the
name
of
Jack-Bennett
hw
been
fried
m
thla
office,
notice
l
hereby
glren
that
t
snsll,
'
at
the
etplration
of
one
month
from
I
the
date
of
the
ftrrt
rubtlcatton
I
hereof,
Iwue
a
DroylHlonat
onifl.
cate
of
Title
tn
lieu
nf
aald
lot
certificate.
rmleM
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
h
made
to
me
IA
wrltlna;.
DATED
St
the
Land
nerlatr
nfetM
Prince
Rupert,
BC
this
jeth
dat
of
January,
1944
AD.
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
Deputy
Regis!
rr
6f
Titles.
ix
Tin;
urntMr.
tntniltiT
I1HITIII
inil
MRM
,
.
11
rnnTF.
In
the
Matter
nf
the
".IdmlntMratl'm
,rt"
and
In
the
.Matter
iif
the
r.Oate
nf
Frank
lanc.
Iieenei
Intetlate.
TAKE
NOTICE
tht
bf
ordee
Of
IIU
Honor.
W.
tE.
Flalier,
made
on
the
10th
daj
February,
AD.
1914.
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
eatate
of
Frank
laasc.
deceaaed,
and
all
nartlea
having
clalma
agalnat
the
aald
eatate
are
hereby
rrrnjlred
to
furnUh
name,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
tha
11th
day
of
March,
A
D.
1944.
and
all
ntrtiea
Indebted
to
the
Eatate
are
required
ednraa
Ui
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
nupert,
BO.,
thla
11th
day
of
February,
A
D.
1944.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Bupirt,
B
O
TIH!
DAILT
NEWS
SATURDAY
What
a
Basketball
Game
5
YANKS
TAKE
43
TO
40
WIN
FROM
CANADIAN
ALL
STARS
Reporters
and
commentators
found
it
difficult
to
find
superlatives
in
the
sports
vocabulary,
which
would
adequately
describe
last
night's
hectic,
fast-oaced
basketball
Vame
in
which
the
Yanks
won
over
the
Canadian
All-Stars.
41
to
40,
at
the
Naval
Drill
Hall.
A
capacity
crowd
witnessed
the
engagement
sponsored
for
the
benefit
of
the
,
The
All-Stars
played
well
as
a
Red
Cross
which
benefitted
to
unit
despite
the
fact
that
some
the
extent
of
about
i300.
Many
were
turned
away.
In
the
Ttrst
game
of
the
evening
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Women's
Division
quintet
scored
Its
fourth
straight
victory
In
the
Area
League.
beating
the
Map!
Leafs
30
to
6.
The
Yanks-All
Star
clash
contained
all
the
qualities
needed
of
the
caters
were
unused
to
one
another's
playing.
No
single
player
inad
more
than
seven
points,
which
was
a
tribute
to
their
fine
team-play.
Latlna
and
d'Antremont
were
the
sharp
shooters
for
the
Yanks
racking
up
totals
of
It
and"
11
mints
resoectivelv.
cocks
fight.
were
responsible
for
12.
Banish
-
Although
they
grabbed
the
lead
j
ed
for
fouls
were
MacPhe.
Zak.
?ar!y
in
the
game
and
kept
it
for
Dominate
and
San
ter
bane
of
All-most
of
the
fixture,
the
Yanks
Stars
and
DL'Autremont
and
hold
What
he
has
won
although
losing
some
Of
that.
6r
vice
getting
out
a
newspaper
!
trailing
minutes
before
the
.
Oarcellonl
of
the
Yanks
final
whittle.
It
was
a
battle
all
Half
time
score
was
21
to
17
t
the
way
and
the
decision
could
:
In
favor
of
All-Stars,
but
the
et
fvrrt,
ee
ff
fnr
tjneen
.tlevamlra
nUrlnni
I
w
Crippled
f
htMrrn
and
Klnmen'
I
hartl
lea
Including
"Milk
fr
Rrltaln"
fleglalereit
n
niter
Mar
f
haiitlea
,H
Women's
league
In
the
Women
game
the
Air
Puree
Or;mHna
held
the
upper
hand
lrorii
start
to
finUli
night
i
Sergeant
Peden
was
leadlfti
scorer,
pacing
the
V.D.s
attarX
wtth
a
total
of
15
points.
Mi?
gm
of
Maple
Leafs
again
led
her
team
in
scoring,
acquldng
five
of
the
six
points.
The
Royal
Canadian
Navy
bras
band
was
In
attendance
and
played
a
number
of
marches
and
popular
tunes
under
the
baton
of
Chief
Petty
Officer
8.
E.
Sunderland.
Mrs.
Charles
M.
Cree
threw
the
opening
ball.
Comma
rider
Charles
XI.
Cree,
Arnold
Platen,
president
of
the
local
Red
Gross,
and
S.
P.
Woodside.
pxeskietit
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association,
each
made
brief
speeches
of
acknuwlrdfeiment.
Lineups:
Men's
Came
Yanks
Laeina
13.
KUner
.
Plsr
new
vprv
rouih
ward
I
to
give
hoop
fans
a
thrilling
(
the
end
of
the
game
and
some
j
Walllngford.
d'Antrewwnt
11.
evening.
Lightning
plays,
re-
!
brushes
between
hoopsters
near-
Mantter.
Otrzeuonl
3.
HnTooih-markab'e
shooting,
excellent
ball
'
ly
resulted
in
a
flurry
of
flats,
by
3,
Page
2.
handling
and
a
couple
of
teams
The
Canadian
were
charged
All-Stars
MePhee
4.
Taylor
7
which
played
as
hard
as
game-,
with
17
fouls
and
the
Yanks
Heathertnfton
4.
Santerbane
6.
Kutner
1.
Zak
4.
Dominate
4
Houston.
Fitch
4.
Lindsay
5.
Women's
Game
Otemllns
Hogue.
Martin
5.
McDougal
4.
Peden
IS.
Niacin-
tyre
4.
Hurt
ley.
Voac
Dalton
2
have
easily
tipped
In
either
i
Yanks
resumed
the
lead
in
the
i
Kale.
Edgar
1,
McKay.
Johnson.
teams
direction.
i
second
half.
I
Saunders.
Ilemmon.
Soccer
will
be
a
great
unifying
A
new
greyhound
running
at
Instrument
m
the
future
of
tb
Preston,
Lancashire,
has
been
world,
the
keenest
lootban
fol-
named
Station
Buffet
and
lower
in
the
British
War
Cabinet
thereby
hanw
a
tale.
Preston
told
a
luncheon
prior
to
a
match
track
officials
purchased
the
dog.
between
representatives
of
Hoi-
pay
all
its
upkeep
c
s
and
race
land
and
Belgium.
"It
is
a
game
entry
fees.
Every
penny
the
dog
which
unites
great
crowds
In
democracy,"
added
A.
V.
Alexander,
Flist
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
who
In
his
.younger
days
guarded
goal
for
a
West
Country
side.
He
say
It
was
a
great
regret
that
during
his
tenure
of
office
at
the
Admiralty,
the
Navy,
so
busy
on
the
-seven
seas,
had
been
unable
to
field
a
soccer
side
a
the
other
services.
The
First
Lord,
turning
to
youthful
reminiscences,
spoke
of
the
days
when
he
"walked
Uiree
miles
and
paid
twopence
at
the
gate"
to
see
Charles
Wreford
Brown
play.
j
I
went
to
the
basketball
game
Brown,
present
at
the
luncheon.
Lt
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n.in
tr.ii
...i.
wax
a
crreat
Cnrlnthtan
nlaver
v
mc
-inrai
Lijii
nui
iui
ingiii.
o
i
j
-
-
My
last
contact
with
basketbaU
ana
wa
cappea
r
tngiana
in
the
im
Emv
Pker
at
the
was
when
I
played
a
mean
game
myself
all
togged
out
In
blue
luncheon
voiced
the
opinion
that
se.ge
bloomers,
middy
and
black
the
match
to
follow
would
be
the
stockings.
And
at
that
we
irlrls
Ja
"onana
ana
at
igium
wouia
have
to
play
on
British
soil.
earns
will
be
turned
over
to
the
manager
of
the
Preston
railway
station
so
that
men
In
the
fighting
services
won't
go
without
iefreshmesta.
Hence
the
name
Station
Buffet.
Mapk
Leafs
Mitfglns
3.
Me
i
amateur
for
19
years
and
never
has
been
knocked
out.
Even
tha'
tug-of-war.
with
men
pulHng
all
out.
leaves
Mm
perfectly
composed.
Apart
from
boxing,
he
holds
two
Brtttsh
wetght-Mftiiut
titles.
An
avalanche
of
ticket
appl'.n
tions
followed
the
startling
con
cession
mat
an
attendance
o
140.000
will
be
allowed
for
a
t
Bttfland-Scotland
International
'
secret
game
at
Glatow
.,
glgar,
tic
Hampden
Park.
April
22
The
pievlous
wartime
police
nm:
was
80.000
at
Wembley
Londo:,
The
concession
takes
the
ga'e
I
allowances
back
to
pre-war
davs
and
raised
hopes
that
the
South
ern
League
Cup
final
in
Apr
will
find
the
allowance
raised
A
boxer
who
bends
six-Inch
I
e
capacity
100,000.
The
accept-
nails
and
steel
bars
with
his
bare
ed
crowd
record
lor
untam
came
hands
and
who,
with
a
rope
coll-
at
a
1937
Scotland-England
game
ed
about
his
neck,
allows
himself
i
Hampden
Park
when
U3iiT
to
be
the
centre-pie
ce
In
a
full-
wraeezed
through
the
tum-stttea.
scale
tus-of-war.
will
comDete
lit
the
coinine
National
Fire
SenMe
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CHANNM.
HOP
boxing
championships
In
Lon-1
J.
P.
Blanthatd,
a
Frenrhman.
don.
He
Is
Company
Officer
C.
guided
his
balloon
across
the
N.
Oreenfield.
of
Wombwell.
English
Channel
on
January
7.
Vorkshlrc.
3-yeat-oId
heavy-'
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