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Friday.
December
23.
1350
ratuit
rmiN
Change
Staff
liUi
rfiuyv
VI
l.V.
MIUIIIIU
Will
Development
To
Take
3
Years
OTTAWA.
United
States
government
authorities
have
again
approached
Canada
with
a
view
to
purchasing
a
substantial
additional
quantity
of
'.luniinum.
..dependent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
nadlan
Daily
NewsPaP
Association
.
nmrr
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month,
75c;
Pei
Year
OCEAN
FALLS
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p
warri.
i
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p,
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f"
"is
l
i
B
of
the
local
,.;:..
man-
ho
nriwT
Mill.
Limits
k
"
raclfi'
Mr
SO
UJ
.
nas
ncrar
k
.....
i-
named
resident
manJZ
T'
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
sfl.uu.
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year.
$5
00
UFVtpJ
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
"nnce
Rupert
Dally
Kews
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
y
an
-nnouncemen,
'"
'W::-
The
new
negotiations
have
been
initiated
per-!
sonally
by
Hon.
Charles
Sawyer,
U.S.
Secretary
of
Commerce
with
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
i
WHO
STOLK
WHOSE
STONE?
lions.
that
i.e
ou!d
.ume
t"'w
ft'
I
g
o'
res,dent
manalTr"
M?
,
t1"
t-uncan
'
1
Bay
to;-
the
Elk
p
,
-Company,
but
he
will
'S
'
01
main
at
Ocean
kTi
r'"
"l'?
-Ha.-RreaveS.
actln'
.h
T.
had
7?
;
Presently
trie
United
States
Is
This
first
stage
would
take
CHRISTMAS
Eve
1930
anj,'zil'S
'
Ions
term
require-
three
years
to
build.
It
would
ui'l
.nvKr
,
men:4
,0
do:ormlne
Just
now
produce
an
estimated
330
mll-
Wl.i
SUlCiy
"O
UOWn
UI
much
aluminum
it
Is
hplieved
n
...,-t
,.r
s
-
St.-
1
i
-
4
i
i
pvu
iv43
v
a
jji
wiiui
y
lilt
Uli
I
history
as
a
famous
night
wiU
r4Hluirl-
annually.
It
would
require
a
L
'
w
WT
for
the
Elk
W
J
Fal,
r
Pay.
will
b
apL;"8
Co"-
Hn.e
u?1
J
ristopher
;a!er
at
Duncan
bK
d
mW)-
15.
cr
CABINET
POST
Ch
P.
O.
Bjyloh
IIM
D
n
.
F
n
will
act
a,
u.:Lr-ttT
rf
m.
....
6kf-J!
uter
at
i
.
-.
.-
"
-
1,1
e
M
ui
w
,
negotiation
looking
towards
a
velopment.
took
back
the
famous
w
expanded
Canadian
con-i
The
second
stage
would
take
Stone
which
th
r'i-j-i
trd;t
begln'
an
extra
two
years
to
build
and
..
.
It
is
confid-tit:v
expected
here
an
extra
$4C0
millions.
It
would
,1
s1
S.ot.ar.d
,
that
the
new
American
offer
will
require
a
further
1.1
million
!
ixv.tl..
of
,.-.
.1.-
'
K
u
..,
.
.
x-erjn
A.
Butler
has
been
rr
P
the
r
1
tbeii.5,
37,
of
Montreal
has
been
lent
to
the
cabinet
secretariat
by
the
external
affairs
department.
A
graduate
of
Oxford,
he
hxs
recently
been
both
a
member
and
tecretary
of
the
joint
Canadian-American
riefynce
b;iard.
CP
PHOTO
manapement
1
tu
lr'e
in
tfc
.4?
E
-
ii
iw
,
j
wnoever
swiped
that
stone
(
of
the
huge
British
Columbian
'
tty
to
1.1
million
pounds
500.000
pa.
don
me
whoever
organized
!
pow'er
and
aluminum
develop-
metric
tonst.
thus
would
be
clovi
III
w.v
..Kuu
ire;e.ss
oi
i.j?
intent.
This
is
reputed
here
to
to
an
80
per
cent
increase
anient
the.t
must
have
been
.
involve
in
excess
of
$200
rail-
Canadian
capacity.
a
smart
operator.
i
Somewhere
a
Solution
r
OMEWHERE
in
th
uncharteil
sea
of
idoolocies,
w
influences
and
preju.iiees
mankind
hopes
fervently
today
that
some
sort
of
an
answer
for
the
prayer
for
peace
may
yet
be
found,
despite
a
world
situation
that
day
by
day
becomes
more
perplexing
and
disconcerting.
What
the
explorers
for
peace
and
we
can
say
that
our
own
Canadian
loaders
are
sincerely
in
that
category
seek
is
an
a-ca
of
agreement
in
the
minds
cf
men
of
several
nations
who
by
one
authority
or
another
speak
for
the
aspirations
and
the
fate's
of
millions
of
their
countrymen.
We
must
continue
to
hope
that
within
the
tortured
mental
state
which
adversaries
of
each
other
hold
in
conflict
there
mst
lie
room
for
an
understanding
if
men
are
wise
and
rational
enough
to
find
it.
For
surely
some
basis
and
ability
of
living
together
must
lie
found.
Somewhere
there
must
be
a
glimmer
of
sunshine.
The
hope
of
all
is
that
it
may
come
soon
before
the
day
becomes
darker.
Men's
and
Young
Men'i
Dress
Trousers,
from
Ray
Reflects
houses.
Member
of
the
Weddina-
bv
Carson
MeCullers
Is
a
trai-:
I
r
-
In
fact,
the
moment
I
heari
,
about
it
over
the
radio
!
to'.
t
the
family
"that
job
must
hsve
been
orpanired
by
a
woman,
f
ir
no
man.
not
even
a
Scotsman,
a
as
ever
clever
enouvh
io
thrS
that
one
up."
oOo
Comedy
Is
Main
Fare
cloth
:
.
rvryuol,fy
comedy
produced
by
two
Mont-
i
3110
vfmDCr'OC
Xgff,f,f:CfcfJ
realers.
Robert
Whitehead
and
Stanley
Martineau
Alexander
i
Knox
"of
London.
Ont..
wrote,
A:i
kinds
of
Kjrea-born
yarns
directed
and
starred
In
his
o.-.!cn
be
looked
lor
a.
the
No
v
Boys
Ail-Wool
Wind-breakers,
from
$350
ty
;ear
dawtu.
There
utti
k..
k,
Kscapism
Offered
by
Stage
This
Vear
WHEN"
I
WAS
a
boy
at
school
we
had
more
interesting
sch-l
!
books
than
the
kids
now
get.
J
Our
books
told
us
more
about
the
i
Tt
..
-.,
.
'-vi'imsm.
&
eji
as
slp
his
fellow-townsman
vc:it-u,
rrom
-.r..-,u,,
Diiv
fljni
take
I
NEW
VORK
(?-Broadwav
'
h
v.
Cronyn.
had
mu
two
vo
directorial
UirecurMi
sue
stone
of
Scone
than
the
n--
7",
sue-
anything
to,,
lueriily-
n
one
do
Thev
told
us
f
r
tn-I
"
'
T.
u
during
the
year.
"Now
I
cum
tea
n;i
so
Knit
.
.
;
;
.s.
a
i
r-sorii
mure
rsn
nini
.
.
.
...
i
t.
j.
-
-
stance,
why
Edward
I
took
th
.,..
ci
VT-7"
La'
e
uown
to
Sleep"
last
sea-naa
given
odds
of
5c
1
5B
war
'in
i'i..
son
and
"Hildu
Crane-
this
sta-
a"nst
KneraJ
ZJd
?.:''l-;r.r-on.e
Throughout
the
year
there
was
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
mxt
nine
mutins.
l.im,i
....w.
tradition
o
lerend
tMt
whe-r
'
"'-""-"s
"""""-;
"-wrn
naymonu
Mssy
ixitis
on
as
thai
the
I'hili'-'
I
ver
that
star.-
went
'tiie
kiiKlvi'
tried
his
hand
at
direcUng-and
isU
Siety
would
,
be
Vr
'-
'
p.-aer
vuld
eo
too
i
Two
kf
ht
pieces
which
opened
-starring
In
"The
Father.-
a
trag-:
ventetl
trura
hold.iif
u
a.iUi.
'
Thev
also
told
-us
about
f-i
1
ear!
Lhe
year
su'
vived
the'y
of
kLst
season,
and
Gen?
convention
in
T.jr.nto
next'san-'
c:d
storv
that
this
was
the
stnsv
sunimt
r
lu'd
and
still
are
box-.
Lockhart
of
London.
Ont..
star-
mer
by
the
so.
t
of
ar
tf.
ll
!
which
Jacob
had
slept
the
n,vi0,fK
blts
jiniK2
a
number
of
:
red
for
a
whiie
in
"Death
of
a
mlfiht
break
out.
Whu-h
a
di'-
j
he
dreamed
that
he
saw
a
ladder
'con,edies
which
have
established
'
Saies'nan,-
the
hit
of
two
sea-'ferent.
-ach
r.p
r
oHt
,
I
tiiem-elves
j:i
the
the
new
new
season
season
son
sons
ago.
ago.
i
I
SeDtembe:
OTHKR
CANADIANS
tt-'h
o
i,-r..I-
,
.
(iii.lL
l)
u
f
II
f
fl
in
111
iTit
rr
hai
uinrn
I
-lil
I
...
PROBLEM
OF
RETIKEMEXT
"THE
MAJORITY
cf
young
men
and
those
in
early
middle
life
look
forward
to
the
time
when
they
can
retire,
do
what
they
w
ant
and
take
things
easier.
As
time
goes
or
and
the
retirement
draws
nearer
many
of
them
art
not
so
sure
thev
want
to
sten
out
of
the
snots
they
have
filial
so
long.
They
look
around,
talk
to
others
who
have
retired,
and
ing
down.
"
j
-Peter
Pan.-
Sir
Jam
Barrie-'
On
the
dancing
stage
Allyn
KaVs
thTMaUM-sk!
vV-
oOo
'
e!ernal
vor.te.
brought
Jean
McLerie
of
Grand
'Mere.
Que.,
aL
JI
IT.
"t
rtZ
It?'
Artnur
to
Brwdway
in
the
t:Ue
had
the
lead
in
the
musical
m,nt
r.
ehiS.
'
.
V.
co:e
no,
r.earin,
the
300-per-
.
Mi
Liberty.-
then
sa.lM
to
a7e
plans
Tor
a
m
f"
lormance
mark
.Set
in
Ottawa,
Europe
with
the
New
York
City
storey
mode
n
office
buid
n-
tV
Kobert
r
ontame-s
"The
Happy.
Ballet
to
dance
the
lead
in
cost
$15ttCJ0.
a
weU
as
a
hZm.
AS
TO
THE
MYSTE3Y
as
to
;
.how
the
Scots
g-ot
back
t'ne;r
i
stone
fo-
a
little
while
anvwa""
',
surelv
S-otland
Yard
.Fru-'anJ--
;
'."'AX
.pr
retirement
does
not
appear
as
enticing
as
it
did
ide
can
fTire
that
one
o-i
!
"
xe:ous
comedy
Kodeo.
joining
Meltsso
Hay-
to
erect
a
SC&UO
apar'men
It's
an
eld
Ei-.slbh
custom
j;i0on
to
hn
th
-perlormance
.
aen
of
Toronto,
a
star
of
that
block.
We
know
of
anoth-r
ir.dulse
dulse
rather
rather
t.-
too
f-wt
......
freelv
oi
....
i
I
u
ularK
company
i
tc
an
south
of
Alaska,
yet
in
th..
1
k
rr.i
.
.
.
ne
fii
Liiev
werp
v
nov
TinH
bth.
vMhiI
w-a-Mjii
"-"
jias
seen
eri
a
g
e"
nonn
where
there
wa
rc-.
i
reor
i
As
blue-pnt
showine
a
h.?ji
-".s
vmvs
,
nris:mas
tve.
wno
couid
clan1"
!
-"u-er
cjn;ecies
oi
a
pre-
pie
Who
are
anvthir
but
Contented
even
thoutrh
llhe
B
Waters.
o
whoever
ker!vious
srn
are
"Mr.
Roberu,"
1
many
Canadians
featured,
the
i'
KtsS
Me
.
Kate-and
swe11
"
Mis
Watson
.
.
,
.
In
...
l,,,.,
have
c,f;.,;
sufficient
t
income
...
t:
.
.'watch
over
famous
Abb
-
HUU
"South
OUULn
Pa-
r
L-
'
"RSr
RSn
'
.
'
,
would
wuuil
cust
a
million.
1
1
1
1
1
i
1
1
It
was
to
finance
their
tr.ey;
,.'n,.
nwi
ay
citic
'
in
the
musical
field.
'
Round
the
Moon
-
that
play
has
beautiful
blue-print.
,
if
they
hoisted
an
extra
scute'."'
lessoruns:
wants.
or
two
on
Chnstmas
Eve
STILL
LEADING
j
.f
ln,ltf
!
!
RUPERT
RADIO
&
EIECIEI
J"
f"ture.
anyone
desiring
,
Vhel
of
Harmon
uT
prform
It
takes
considerate
'
cui
niifd.4r
;
Comedies
have
held
he!d
1
jk
.
besides
money
to
make
k
t
JjTjft
$
the
the
up-8
tu7e.
tuTe.'
Ada
Adadr
?r
hand
in
the
the
average
man
who
has
led
an
artiv.
lif
n.
i
mament
to
sua
a
po
thru-b
t.ilrih.'1,;.M,D'l?
new
season,
now
and
and
the
tne
n
n"
ew
Me
Madam-
ha.
T.
y.
"
llh1
,
tented
when
he
relinquishes
the
rein,
and
finds
the
I
ar.d
d
start
lTxtlVX-:
it
back
on
its
jottrn
lZZrJj
"'Z
-
.
'
,
miaMini.
or
payment
ci
a
Jes
i
,
'
two
of
the
current
comedies
-
------
tnn
ral
n
r'
"j
There
is
no
longer
copyiKht
p.o-
fccouasa.
..
-
let-down
not
so
g-ood.
Regardless
of
the
position
he
v..
rm.j
.v.
i
...
.
"
i':
LaQVS
X.
.
r..
i
...
i...-
wi
ooo
f..
c
...
ir;.i-sc,
Vancouver
in
ts.
.
.
BROADWAY
ff
r
"
nouna
;
dancer
u
ffau-i
iih
ih
""-
mr-u
.
:,uie
,
,
L
I
atPf
may
be
made
to
'L-n-
J
:
i
tit,
ljxjal,
aspect
of
the
ca.
,
ictrtques
me.
1
The
former
stars
John
Gie-.-idon
Our
Fren.
French-
r.
I
ln
m'
An1
Pf-!ti
7
A
1
of
Hawle?
music
and
niatrhl-J
M
bu1
ia
-r.a
ar.d
Pa
aie.j
me
R-
B.mn.
th,
Newcomers
to
Broadway
ln-irhvmin
J
ri!t
ri
i
o.ncr
a
a
lrans.ation
of
Jelc
Richard
Carivle
of
st
I
A..t,U$
"Linvitaucn
au
Cr.a-.
Cathanr.ea.
Ont..
who
appeared.'
.
-
stirring
Ujebec-horn
T
.1.
:
u
.-.
r.-.
.
!
It
la
thought
the
Suw
cf
1
I
Afte-
all.
the
Ettslish
stole
the
'stone
f
rem
the
Srott
in
the
fl:-'t
;
place
Instead
of
having
to
sneak
fin
at
midnight
why
should
rv
he
Scots
bcld'y
march
to
th'
Jdoor.
demand
their
!.ne
h-i-Sr
1
VIAX1.
w
atsor
Georje
Hall.
Toronto
comedian
n"-
mysteriously
mis-ing
from
frscita4
tints
Cost
rsrtiui!.sifr
noory.
nai
!eea
piece,
handled
lisht-
i
no
was
in
"Touch
and
Go".
ar.d
if
refused
to
the
near
t
'.
A
a
f1
seno
police
i..it;.n
CY.
-.
'
v
at
i
dumped
i-ito
a
rlv-r
It'
wei.'it
V
1
t.ov-rs.ai
p.ay
to
reacn
Broad-:-Frei2hf
and
Henry
Beekman
J
sal?
tJ.
m'ir
i
in
h3s
1.
"
!
-si
ti,
-j
l
w
.
pounds,
what
if
it
Fh..
r....
t.
.
.
......
..
suna.'
mere
eniu'i
trmho
.
For
toke
home
orders
Phone
200
iccmrlaint
ai:a:rs;
whoever
is
trying
to
hax.g
on
to
the
stolen
irock?
What
about
re:a:nini
itolen
g
cods'5
:
Of
ccurse
the
ScVits
n-.!c
j
mj
i
rir
l'
1
m
c
.
.
a
mi;
1
r
lr
a
rtarT
in
I
i
------
m
.
.
.
'
real
and
Pnine-on
pnrti!ipn
earth
a-th
,
1
iim-u,
Mifuier
ar.
employee
or
ir.e
Read
of
a
firm,
each
day
has
brought
a
subtle
sense
of
accomplishment
if
he
is
the
type
that
has
taken
an
interest
in
his
work.
That
sense
of
accomplishment
is
no
longer
felt
by
largo
numbers
of
retired
men
who'mistakenly
imagined
that
their
hobbies
would
take;the
place
of
the
gvinT
of.their
working
years.
Marry
come
to
fe?l
that
their
usefulness
is
ended,
that
they
are
simply
wasting
time,
waiting
for
the
endoSuch
men
usually
age
rapidly
after
retiring
and
'discontent
-with
their
lot
is
more
and
more
noticeable
even
though
they
do
not
express
their
dissatisfaction.
It
takes
many
years
of
living
for
most
men
to
realize
that
work
is
their
greatest
solace
in
times
of
trouble
and
in
later
life
when
the
years
flit
by
fastfr,
that
the
old
"jV
is
not
something
to
be
avoided
and
ended.
Time
retires
all
of
us
eventually
t.cs'
1
.
.
admission
of
failure
to
State.-
a
comedy
Of
this
seasou.
to-Ameman-
1
It?
:?t
"n
-
tr.dersta.-id
what
the
Ameri?in-
thine
that
when
all
is
-aid
an!
thereby
start
sDie'h:
r.?
thrt
.
n
poet
u
attempting
dene,
is
of
small
consequence
they
could
not
f.n'sh.
Fir.
a?-
j
ecrdir.f
to
the
British
Israelit:?..
.j
s.i...
uie
t.iot
sermon
on
pre-destaiatioa
still
brings
fall
's'
the
prorhet
J-emi--h
brought
'
'
the
stone
f-om
Pale.v-ne
'cne.
to
Ir-.-
has
been
cowned
whi
land
in
the
yea-
576
B
C.
tar.g
on
1
.at
stone
.The'exc-jl
Fw
-r0m
Ir?:3nd
50
Sro'-'tion
was
Mary.
nJt
to
be
.and
We...
even
seme
Sxts.
confuted
with
Ma.-y
Queen
7t
T'
W
a
01
le
Er.aianda
Edward
I.
have
Scots-
had
takms
ways.
j
Since
the
union
of
the
Sc.
So
if
the
Scots
sue
the
EnelUh
tish
ar.d
EnaUsh
thr,
.'L
'
0r.eral
Eisenhower
w;ll
lave
for
Ehjrcpe
early
in
the
New
Ye.r
to
take
command
of
the
allied
armies
No
one
can
say.
now.
ust
what
wi'J
happen.
But
ti
e
laH
t.me
Ot
ne-al
Elsenhower
left
f
-
Furope
to
take
comma-;!
rf
the
Alhed
armies,
results
wt
re
quite
satisfactory.
1
t
r
vo
torce
tnem
to
return
the
stone
'Scots
ha
v..
.,
.
:,..
Orders
for
cod
pbced
beVe
of
the
29th
Decemtr
-J!
bef
prior
to
the
New
Year's
-o
x
Our
office
will
re
-opes
Joa.
3
-
.
:
.
,
and
so
many
are
not
rerdv
to
ft
into
wrrV-
Hiavrl
stolen
bv
Edwsr-t
i
irrms
maw
own
haVv
even
though
their
working-
years
have
been
mnro
l.loll,Br'
on8
with
th
in
RCM?
'
s
Occasional
char.e
hanes
.Jt
"
I
5
affairs
sometimes
imes
J
,
'"
telling
cf
tales
wh:
lh;fh
revive
the
numerous
than
thm-
Pviw-tiJ
PV-,
v
the
Irish.
The
m
tv.no
.
.,
c..-...
.
.
iton
b&c
hrihn
the
CDjorfuJ
h!sU;ry
of
the
mour.
-ties.
Have
joa.
for
examp'..
heard
of
the
sourdough
who
married
a
Klondike
native?
Prr-
ft
of
happy
retirement
has
been
sadly
over-colored.
We
think
you
will
come
to
this
conclusion
if
you
talk
'to
a
fair
number
of
those
who
have
been
shelved
and
who
have
found
that
so-called
hobbies
are
not
at
all
as
satisfying
as
their
active
working
years
of
life.
Journal
of
Commerce.
ihaps
not.
Anyway,
when
thev
Uiat
the
Yanks
wiU
blame
th
ture
ccronatn
Uke
R'ta2f-
,
:
there?
Afttr
all.
the
Er.Jiah
v
hj
Mavbe
afte-
all
it
would
b-
had
free
us-
of
the
&o.1?.
tetter
to
leave
the
stone
in
the
for
almost
700
vea
3
If'eVen
ccrcnatxn
cha.r
la
Westrr.ir.s-
Mexican
re
idt
j
l
.T
ter
Abbey-provided
thev
Iw
I
can
batCe
flaes
c-
cap4u.ed
i
from
f.,sd
i-,a
it
J'-OI,jrr-
df
cn-ir.
tt.
Americans
when
the
Ut'er
ir-
Taded
Mes-C1
one
hundred
bx.Nti.
SrvcE
THF
THc
rvct
ENGLISH
tct
5to;
.
-
rearg
aeo
is
it
rt
tim
that
the
-.
the
stone
fr-m
the
Scots
in
12ft
lsh
eave
up
whaf
4'!"
cverv
EnSL,h
mor.a-ch.
ex
rowed"
f
rcmlhe
kTl'
put
up
in
Vancouver's
top
hotel
M
V.jL
the
1
ukon
wife,
confused
by
th
th.
.
'
r
.
fDl
r
rtlr.fsffr
r
t3:
lsr.ahV
In
f
rri
h
i
v:
v.
f
,1-aom
Sv
rf.iifEhcrlnp
the
f.T
lest
of
the
north
she
serured
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
HP.
KEW
BISHOP
-Kev
LKKtirey
hatchet,
and
nokhed
a
tra
1
w
rVr'c.51,
JeC-tr
.'
Vancou-
1
fm
the
elevator
to
her
own
T
"
AnK,,can
door.
There
is
no
comDulskn
cnurrn
k
w
hat
hn
.
1
.
v.
i
.
.....
...
.
.
SCRIPTLTtE
1-ASSAGC
FOR
TO
DA
t
-He
shall
have
juccment
without
mercy
that
showeth
no
merty:
for
mercy
rejojceth
against
judgmenf-James
2:13.
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Phone
651
LOIBER
etnrvcsfff
,
c
u.i.i-
atKil
telsev;n(t
tms.
Its
op
of
New
Westminster
dio-
!ou
t,
o-,.,0r,j
cese.
He
succeed
Rt.
Rev.
Sir
?
COAL
-v"
"r""
o
e.
no
na
,
1
.
if
urea.
Air
nnr
bo.
.
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t
Porlioment
In
Late
January
by
Prime
Minister
L.
S
St.
Laur-
!
;er.t
i'.cn
ir.g
a
meeting
of
the'
i
cabinet
but
it
is
exrvt!
Par.)
member
of
the
Royal
Flying
Corps
in
the
Fust
World
War
OTTAWA
No
official
an-;
lament
win
be
called
Into
ses-
i
councement
was
male
yesterday
.
sion
late
in
January.
i
w.
"u
n
Ajr.
cnaptaui
In
the
Second
World
War.
He
U
married
and
the
father
of
three.
ALLACE
11
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1
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NOTICE
Speciol
hours
when
Service
will
be
available
ot
Dur
front
end
for
GASOLINE
ond
OIL
SALES
over
the
New
Year
holidays:
New
Yeor's
Day
2
p.m.
to
4
p.m.
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;'
.
.
SUNDAYS:
7
p.m.
ro
9
PROWLESS
SHIP-The
stern
of
the
11
.000-ton
tanker
Esso
Rochester
is
brought
into
Halifax
horbor
after
the
ship
ci.me
to
grief
in
a
Guif
of
St,
Lawrence
gale.
The
250-foot
section
of
the
vessel
was
hauled
from
Seven
Islands.
Que
b?
the
Foundation
Maritime
tus
Josephine.
The
bow
section
foundered
in
a
sexond
storm
while
being
towed
by
the
Foundation
Lillian.
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RUPERT
MOTORS
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Atin
I
SIXTH
STKltT
A
TBH
1
Oh,
I
forgot
to
tell
you.
George
offered
to
cook
the
dinner
.