The
Daily
News
.
.
.
Dally
Edition:
Friday,
November
24,
1944
Published
erery
afternoon
except
Sunday
br
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Kewi
Limited.
Third
Arenue.
Prince
Rupert,
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A-
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Managing
Editor
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c
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MEMBER
ABC.
CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION
PAGE
TWO
above
political
considerations
to
meet
problems
that
will
project
their
ef
fects
beyond
the
day
of
undoubted)
victory
into
the
difficult
days
of
making
the
peace
and
moulding
the
future
course
of
the
world.
The
issue
of
conscription,
important
as
we
all
consider
it,
was
after
all
only
a
passing
.
phase.
Now
that
we
1
1
a
nave
uecmeu
to
support
our
men
overseas
with
reinforcements
to
the
best
of
our
ability
and
resources,
it
is
for
Prime
Minister
King's
Liberal
gov-
us
to
keep
this
home
of
theirs
free
ernment
has
admitted
the
failure
of
from
possibly
more
underlying
menaces
:
the
voluntary
system
of
supplying
re-
and
disunity.
Let
Canada
proceed
in;
inforcements
for
the
Canadian
Army
unity
henceforth.
This
is
no
time
for!
overseas
and
has
passed
an
order-in-
political
chicanery
from
any
quarter.
;
council
authorizing
the
sending
of
!
sixteen
thousand
Home
Defence
troops
Lesson
From
Saskatchewan
.
.
.
abr?i!(L
.
The
Financial
Post
of
Toronto!
The
move
came
m
a
dramatic
4.
re-
moraizes
as
foOW8
on
the
current!
versai
oi
policy
lor
ine
mineral
govern-
,iUca,
aituation
m
Saskatchewan:
r.
-
i
ri
-
1
1
nnninMn
T
r
tn
nil
nftimni
1
r
inciib
aim
ujjjcaio
iu
uc
an
anciuj.ii
at
appeasement
of
Opposition
and
Liberal
party
supporters
of
conscription
in
the
endeavour
to
preserve
unity
in
Canada
at
a
critical
time.
The
new
policy
of
limited
overseas
compulsory
service
may
yet
split
the
Liberal
party
itself
while
failing
to
satify
the
Opposition.
Now
that
we
have
conscription
which
the
large
majority
of
us
favor-
The
first
Socialist
Government
in
Canada
has
completed
its
first
ses
sion,
hrom
this
Saskatchewan
expert-;
ment
the
rest
of
Canada
may
learn
j
what
to
expect
if
the
CCF
shoukl
hap-
-
pen
to
capture
Ottawa.
Saskatchewan
is
undoubtedly
regarded
as
a
test
or
pilot
plane
by
the
CCF
party.
To
Regina,
CCF
bigwigs
have
journeyed
in
recent
weeks
from
ed
as
being
the
only
effective
means
Toronto
and
Ottawa
headquarters,
ad-
s
I
of
providing
the
necessary
reinforce-
vising
and
observing.
What
they
are
Mr.
MkUrtuiMii
h
AT
,.v
merits
for
the
overseas
army,
it
would
evolving
there,
they
will
hope
to
apply
j
demanded
from
me
an
ar.swer
be
well,
for
us
to
foriret
he
dif-
eventually
to
the
whole
countrv.
!to
hl3
Iettr
who
am
i
to
lerences
which
may
have
oecame
somewhat
tense
and
bitter
during
the
debating
of
the
issue
and
get
back
to
the
serious
business
of
pursuing
the
war
effort.
It
is
not
much
use
discussing
at
this
particular
time
whether
or
not
mistakes
were
made,
whether
or
not
there
was
bungling
and
political
manoeuvering.
This
newspaper
had
frankly
suggested
its
doubts
as
to
the
further
workability
of
a
policy
of
voluntary
enlistment
to
supply
overseas
reinforcements.
Therefore
we
are
re
lieved
and
grateful
that
Mackenzie
.
'
li.
1
?
..!
.
cnewan,
wun
agricultural
income
at;
my
best
to
answer
all
ttu-ee
m
record
levels,
the
new
CCF
Govern-
ne
.'although
i
am
not
apoii-ment
complains
that
revenue
has
been
'
"j1"'
'
...
'
insufficient
to
finance
promised
socni;
h?m
Mr".
a
to
and
owing
to
the
Dominion
Treasury.
Soiaman
to
i
ousiness
and
start
a
Armstrongs
Store
Cow
Bay
Ve
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits,
Vegetables'
'Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
NOW
OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS:
This
BE
PRACTICAL
!
Give
Him
Something
to
Wear
.
.
.
We
Suggest
a
Topcoat
or
Overcoat
SEE
OUR
LARGE
SELECTION.
IN
ALL
SIZES,
STYLES
AND
SHADES.
ALSO
MANY
OTHERS
't
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS.
'
plant.
To
anyone
familiar
with
the
prof
it
iJ?n
lt
rd
,to
teVn
,
the
is
war
prolonged
even
by
1
e
records
of
government
ventures
into
.
kJo...
King
changed
his
mind
on
the
subject
business
this
camouflage
is
perfectly
!was
delayed,
that
so
man1
more
and
we
are
not
going
to
impute
any
record,
levels,
the
new
CCF
govern-
liv
win
be
lost
on
that
final
motives
to
him
other
than
that
he
ment
in
Saskatchewan
knows
full
well
!
daL?,
AnTd
'?
Puttm
"
ver
was
finally
convinced
that
it
was
in
the
the
farmers,
who-
make
up
90rr
tli
interests
of
fullest
prosecution
of
of
the
industry
of
that
province,
and
the
War
that
he
so'
change
'his
mind
provide
90rV
of-itiT
voting
Btrehgtb;
and
govern
himself
and
his
adminis-
will
not
submit
to
any
fancy
taxation
tration
accordingly.
to
finance
socialism.
To
persist
stubbornly
in
the
former
Until
more
firmly
and
widely
in
course
would
not
only
have
wrecked
the
saddle
the
CCF
proposes
to
put
the
the
wartime
government
in
this
critical
real
pressure
and
the
real
cost
on
the
phase
of
the
war
when
victory
is
at
shoulders
of
the
other
10ri
,
urban
in-
hand
but
would
have
thrown
the
na-
dustry
and
the
financial
institutions,
tion
into
a
condition
of
political
chaos
In
other
provinces,
of
cours'e,
the
strat-
which
would
have
detracted
from
egy
would
vary
depending
upon
wheth-
every
phase
of
the
war
effort
er
industry
or
agriculture
was
dom-
It
is
-now
up
to
Canadians
to
rise
inant.
F.
Stone
THE
REX
CAFE
Nov
Open
for
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
3
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
2nd
Avenue
(Across
from
Prlnpe
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
173
4
YOU
ARE
CORDIALLY-INVITED
TO
INSPECT
OUR
STORE
mildly.
Isn't
it
clear,
even
to
Mr.
Mickleburgh,
that
all
those
responsible
for
"No
Conscription"
are
also
responsible
Tor-hWedtesfi.
'
lives
lost?
But
"assuming
res-
'
ponsibillty"
won't
recreate
life
nor
heal
the
maimed.
Mr.
Casey,
the
King
government
declared
war
In
1939
in
the
name
of
all
Canada,
not
Just
mrt
of
it
(Quebec
Is
paft
of
Canada
yet).
So
Mr.
King
alone
is
responsible
for
the
slinking
mess
that
now
confronts
us.
The
'"Master
Mind"
finally
made
the
same
mistake
that
all
the
"Great
I
Anus"
make.
He
ham.
over-confident
In
his
own
power.
But
even
he
can't
"fool
all
the
people
all
the
time."
Our
boys
;
netd
help
now
and
If
ve
fall
to
enforce
conscription
at
once,
we
'are
traltoi
tiji
to
those
young
men
parading
trie
Quebec
In
safetv.
with
full
stnm.
I
THE
DAILY
NEYTS
THIS
AND
THAT
-
'.
'
v
?
Ino
SMOKIfN
I
sold
them
all
Acciden
Iii-urauce.
new
how
about
you?"
LETTERBOX
DISTINCTION
OF
FIRST
BOMBING
Two
Suffolk
Towns
Have
Argument
on
Matter
TICEIIURST,
Sussex,
Nov.
Zi
There's
a
little
argument
on
thete
days
between
TicehuMt
'
Despite
the
fact
that
times
were
1
'
thO
hX?
H(rfAAn
rBu!'
nrst
raay
1
T
wciinniom.
'
Suffolk.
never
more
prosperous
in
Sxskat-Ser
Jilt,
HOUSTON'S
REPLY
Editor.
Daily
News:
I
must
apologize
for
seeiing
furri...
.
.
.
nriy
tU
iuci
lb
ANGELS
TAKE
FLIGHT
over
-w-wiva.
trtot
on
which
bunbs
fell
in
this
war.
Iekllngham
claims
the
honor
but
says
the
bembs
fell
on
a
farm
there
June
1,
1940.
Ticehurst
re
sidents
that's
services,
let
aione
pay
legitimate
oins.casey.
i
deny
that
When
I
call
;
say
"7"
nothing
LU
,
"
but
uul
a
Har
I
dont
beat
about
;
,n
j.
i,.
iv
uaa
V-lillCl.
it
proposes
to
enter
the
realm
of
pri-l
the
bush.
1
Mld
ln
my
t
let-
..If
i-kiimgham
bombs
MOtT
vate
business.
For
a
start
it
is
goWii,1
SJ
Z.
-re
jJheSSS
du;try
5SS
'Dedicated
to
Our
Airmen)
At
daybreak
when
the
world
is
deep
in
slumber
Our
angels
of
mercy
take
flight.
They
are
the
souls
bequeathed
from
above
To
release
all
the
world
from
it
plight.
They
think
not
of
glory,
wealth
nor
renown
Nr
malice,
envy
so.
ba.s.
Theirs
is
a
mission
of
loftier
thought
That
no
human
hand
can
erase.
They
are
angels
of
mercy
to
set
the
world
free,
aens,
and
,gocd
beds
but
those
jTo
ljrocIalm
to
the
world
the
'
boys
"over
there"
who
spend
1
day
U,ey
were
slaln
their
days
and
nights
up
to
their
T,lat
u,c
u
a
new
,lfe
has
cn
waists
in
water
and
mud
and
I
born-j
blood
and
who
eat
only
when
'
BERTHA
GRAHAM,
and
If
the
ration
party
can
reach
I
the
front
lines.
Xt.ce
contrast
j
DOUBLE
LIFE
EXPOSED
,eh?
Does
that
make
f6r
uijlty
In
LONDON,
h
A
45-year
old
Canada?
London
woman
was
sentenced
to
Incidentally,
the
campaign
inree
monlns
P"sn
tor
hav
j?
fa
ag0'
under
fn,se
Pretences.
She
ing
and
voted
In
favor
of
a
reso-
i
iinsiiiias
IS
BRIGHT
.
FOR
WOMEN
!
Women
?iot
Tim
Old
at
40
Says
Former
British
Employment
Manager
LONDON.
Nov.
24
0
Miss
O.
A.
Rees.
firsc
woman
manager
of
a
government
employment
office
j
in
Britain
who
retired
November
:
employment
prospects
after
the
war.
Just
under
60
she
said
In
an
I
interview
that
the
war
has
taught
employers
an
important
'lesson:
"not
to
consider
that
a
woman
is
"too
old
at
40."
She
expres&ed
belief
there
will
be
a
big
swing-over
frcm
the
exclusive
court
dress-making
business
to
the
high-class
wholesale
tTade
iu
clothing,
and
thai
will
mean
more
work
for
more
people.
Shops
and
luxury
trades
gen-,
erally
wfll
provide
j-ienty
of
work
for
women,
she
said.
A
large
i
proportion
of
the
girls
she
trans-
j
;
ferred
into
war
work
from
her
j
i
employment
office
would,
return
-
to
their
old
jobs.
MlS3
Ren
has
managed
for
20
years
the
all-women
employ-
:
ment
office
In
Great
Marlborough
St..
still
the
only
one
in
;
London.
Durin
the
war
she
has
also
managed
the
Women's
War
Work
Bureau
established
by
the
labor
ministry.
At
the
employment
offi?e
berween
the
war.'
she
found
Jcbs
for
1.000
women
a
week.
ALASKA
PULP
AND
PAPER
DIFFICULTY
MONTREAL,
Nov.
23-Devel
oi
;i
.ajp
and
paper
in
in
AJaika
will
meet
with
sell
insurance,
i
ii
-i-
i
invade
i
the
lumber
!
i
anyone
else
who
fights
against
bC
OOnataMp
"?
".Df"1"
'
Onr
arriv.
ta,ld
l!?e
nn
vl,lage
Tlinu
considerable
.....
operaUng
dilflcul-
..
-
fish
processing
I
Conscription
are
denyln,
help
aVVhU
U
:
and
ani
relief
relief
to
to
the
the
boys
boys
overseas.
,it..
Irt
ties
and
require
heavy
capital
investment,
it
is
revealed
in
a
pnmrrchpnilvp
rtimrt
nn
th
Britain's
first
bomb
of
the
war
potentialities
of
the
Tongass
Na-
fell
in
November,
Shetland
Islands.
1939,
in
the
tional
Forest
that
has
been
pub-
j
llihed
in
"Foreign
Commerce
j
'
Weekly,"
the
official
publication
of
the
US.
Department
of
Commerce.
The
possibility
or
erection
of
pulp
and
paper
mills
to
tap
the
resources
of
the
Tonkas
Nation-
I
al
Forest
liave
been
actively
explored
this
year
by
UJS.
pulp
and
paper
Interests
following
reports
and
recommendations
Issued
by
the
U.
S.
government..
-rMr
f
by
M".
y
E
Poole
of
U.
S.
Bureau
of
Foreign
and
Domestic
Commerce.
It
Is
point
'T
t
a'
thnt
t.e
T
i.ngass
Forest
contains
an
estimated
78,500,-000,000
board
feet
of
virgin
commercial
timber,
and
that
thero
are
adequate
water
power
sites
mt
far
f-om.
tidewater.
There
are
problems,
however.
Mue
.'investment
Involved
"The
establ'shment
of
a
pulj)
and
paper
Industry
In
Alaska
streets
of
Wno
by
ffctters
and
bondage
are
j
cannot
be
done
.in
a
small
way
says
the
article.
"It
will
require
investment
of
miUions
of
dollar
perplant.
In
addition
to
the
suit.,
:x"
e
rspalr
ihops
wuld
have
to
be
built
because
ship
ment
of
machinery
to
the
consilient
f'Jr
sTvlcin
would,
be-too
costly
In
both
time
and
money.
"Housing
and
commercial
facilities
would
have
to
be
installed
and
road
building
and
ccn-structlon
work
would
be
required
before
any
plant
could
go
Into
operation.
Food
would
have
to
bs
ite,1ut!on
addressed
to
Gen.
Mc-
obtained
two
Identity
cards,
two
shipped
from
the
continent.
Naughton,
demanding
conscrip-
ratIon'
cards
anl
two
sets
of
j
"l
abor
is
a
problem
that
n
TO
jtion,
Then
a
few
day3
later
vie
,clotnin8
coupons.
not
be
underestimated.
It
ma;
may
m
fa
I
1
SB
a
sample
of
-'spending
every
waking
minute
on
the
home
front
(and
shortening
their
lives)
backing
up
the
bays
at
the
front,"
then
I
say
a
quicker
way
of
shortening
their
liyes
should
be
found.
;
Mr.
Taranger
who
Is
implying
"falsehoods"
now?
I
did
not
Sfi
rail
at
the
Liberals
for
falling
to
j
sponsor
a
"McNaughton
tally."
jfc
,1
pointed
out
that
the
local
Lib-
erals
were
probably
too
concern-W
led
over
the
safe
return
nfi
thw
m
boys
to
pporjjrir
a
system
which
Ml
they
detested
and
which
con-,
demned
their
boys
to
death.
And
by.
the
way.
Someone
ought
to
report
the
L.
P.
P.
to
the
Rubber
Controller
for
using
rubber
for
non-essential
purposes:.
That's
the
first
time
I
ever
heard
of
it
being
used
for
building
walls,
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
your
space.
I
won't,
Infringe
on
your
kindness
again.
V;
G.
HOUSTON.
NORTH
OF
EQUATOR
1
Virtually
all
Atlantic
hurricanes
occur
north
of
the
tory.
Three
feet
of
muddy
water
flowed
through
some
small
towns
and
thousands
of
were
drowned.
V
1
Jh?mYu,..
must
be
attended
the
MoNaughton
rally
necessary
to
recruit
skilled
labor
at
the
L.
P.
P.
Hall
and
voted
PfiJWP"OKE,
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