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THE
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NEWS.
PRINCE
RDPEHT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
II.
F.
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and
Circulation
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circniations
'DAILY
EDITION
ax
EYES
ON
CHUNGKING
98
Friday,
ApriM4,
1939
The
eyes
of
the
worjd
are
likely
to
turn
again
to
China
soon
and
particularly
to
the
new
capital
of
the
country,
Chungking.
The
city
is
difficult
of
acceas
from'.
the
east
but
from
the
southwest
it
is
connected
with
the;
port
of
iRangoon
by
way
of
Burma.
The
highway,
which
we
have
mentioned
before,
is
1400
miles
long
and
has
been
con-structed
by
coolie
labor
within
the
past
year
over,
moun
tain
ranges
and
through
a
wonderfully
wild
antl:
picturesque
country.
It
is
said
to
be
a
splendid
highwav
and
over
it
the
Chinese
are
now
getting
supplies-
f
on
their
arm
ies.
As
soon
as
these
are
.
properly
equipped
arid
their
leaders-
consider
the
time
Opportune,
it
is
proposed
to
maKe
a
nur
enorr.
to
onve
ine
wapanese
out
oi
me
country.
The
Japanese
smile
inscrutably
at
the
threat
but
the
Chinese
have
-great
faith
that
(f
they
do
notacconjplish
it
4his
ima
yvii-incjf
year
they
will
win
do
uu
so
su
next
iicac
year
yeai
ui
or
the
.iie-.ycai
yeariafter.
ii,i.
Time
jiiiici
i
FLURRY
IS
OVER?
'It
seems
as
if
the
latest
flurry
in
Europe
is
over
for
"the
present
ind
we
may
be
able
to
sit
back
once
more
find
forret
riie
dictators
until
they
see
fit
to.
cause
another
.period
of
unrest.
According
to
a
story
.
.
circulated
quite
-,
11..
ti
:
i.i
it
itiiermiy,
mere
-was.
a
paper
seized
uy
ine
vzecn
govern-ment'from
KonradHeinlein
in
which
was
written
in
HU-ler'fl
own
handwriting
a
program
which
has
been'
carried
out
so
fat
and
v
hich
includes
the
taking
of
Poland
this
coming
-fall.-taking1
of
Jugoslavia
next
spring
and
Ron-mania
and
Hulvaria
in
theniitumn
of
1940.
In
the
snrintr
of
1941
Hitler
pinna
to
add
north
of
France,-Switzerland,!
Uelfrium,
Holland
and
Denmark.
Finally
in
the
autumn
of
10411
he
expects
to
gobble
iip
the
Ukraine.
Rut
the:
best
laid
nlans
of
mice
and
men
do
not
always
succeed
as
Rob-ert'Rums-wourdihave
said
if
he
had
not
used
the
Scottish
vernacular.
.'Another;
story
is
to
the
effect
that
two
German
secret
police
have
been
sent
to
Roumania
to
''get"-King
Carol
and
that
developments
are
exnected
soon.
This
is
nnn
nf
those
weird
tales
heard
in
the
European
centres
which!
may
prove
true
or
may
not.
MacKenzie
'Linoleum
Mats
18)c36.
With'
burlap"
back.
-Each
Feltol
Mats
18x30,
Each
Itexoleum
Mats
18x25.
Each
Everything
for
the
Floor
Furniture
M,,i,,1MMMiriMiTimr
'40c
,
25c
:
15c
Phone
775
IBURNSliAKE
tolas'
C.
Manson
Is
recovering
nicely
from
an
appendix
operation
iv..
r....n
r
ntn
Ifncnlf
ft!
In
3
PaSTm
(he
Mr,
Ri
tmbn.,
6th
of
April.
his
parent's
here.
MR
Beatrice
Ixo
of
Validerhoof
spent
the
week-end
as
the
guest
or
her
sister
and
brother-in-law.
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
O.
Madden.
Miss
Mary
Haddock
Is
spending
lh-
EastiX
vacation
as
the
-west
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Oowarus
Mm.
It.
Vollen
f
Edmonton
ar-
ttisfiEfl
ARTICLES
FOR
SAl.K
RUBBER
GOODS,
SUNDRIES,
ETC..
mailed
postpaid
In
plal.i
sealed
WTapper.
80
less
than'
for
rome
weeks.
retail.
Write
Tor
mall-order
catalogue.
NOV-RUBBER
CO.,
Dept
L.
Box
91.
Hamilton.
Ont.
tt
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
apartments.
Phone
Red
444
i
FOR
RENT-ble
party
Ave.
West
range
In
each
flat;
two
stores
2.V
FOR
6ALE-iouse
and
Lot
flirnltnrp
OiUnpr
tnrrprf
tn
!!
WANTED
WANTED
Amateurs
for
Amateuf
Night
April
20,
Prizes,
Register
at
Nelson's
Barber
Shop
by
April
15.
Aid
of
Children's
Fund.
87,
WANTED-i-G
lrl
private
home.
867.
desires
room
In
Close
in.
Phone
I
487),
-FOR
SALE
-OK
TRADE
FLOAT
and
float-house
FUhermen's
Float.
it
George
Hills
iPAINTINGnn'd
DECORATING
Sign
Work
of
-all
Descriptions
Estimates
Furnished
Free
Phone
BLUE
754
'l
by
28.1
.911
j
TENDERS
WANTED
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
on
or
before
April
30
for
the
purchase
6?
Dwelling
and
Lot
49,
Block
34
Section
1.
The
highest
or
anv
tender
not
necessarily
accepted
O.
P.
Tinker
Ltd..
Besner
Block!
(88)
il
TUB
DAILY
Mill.
Hwd
'On
last
atorday's'
train
to
Visit
hVr
parents,
ktr.'andHlrs.
M.
F.
Nourse.
Mrs.
P.
Deeder
of
FrancoU
Lake
was
the
week-end
guest
of
Mr.
and
The
"United
ChOrfh
Women
Mrs.
O.
Braaten.
Miss
K.
New-:
Auxiliary
spent
a
pieasani
auer-man,
E.
Braaten.
Mrs.
Peterson
and
noon-at
the
homr
of-Mra.-
O.-
Ost
j
nprow
ucro
nmon.
those
leavlnesbere
at
the
monthly
meeting.
Linen
were
solos'
by
X-Mra.
McCormlek
and
J.
Brown
ftnd
aduet
by:Mr-.'0.
Saul
and
Mr,'
Brown.
"The
chancel
flowers
in
braxsvase-:.
large
rose
tulips
and
daffodils.
fresh
and
lovely,
were
very
effective.
Mr
W.
WflU
son
fre.MdHi
tit
the
organ.
A
choral
communion
followed.
Rev.
F.
Buthfleld
held
Easter
service
at
.he'Topley'
CommOntly
Hal
on
Tuesday
evening.
An
approprK
on
Thursdays
train
for
Vancouver,
was
distributed
for
use-arme
iantate
duet
by
Mrs.
It.
Horning
ann
;
i
bazaar.
The
Study
Book,
Thener
sliter.
Mini
Sylvia
Covlimton,
Fred
Small
of
Priestly
school
Uiwwld
ln-0nakOw
read
by
M?s-i
were
enjojrd.
'ComtnunlMi
rvlv
Spending
the
Easter
vacation
wun
.
frank
Uiinhfield.
was
held
at
Wie
tw.
The
funeral
of
Master
-'James)
The'Ilartfllcran.
Cttlb.
under
the
Stanyer
who
died
In
the
hospital
leadership
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Eck-last
week
was
'held
At
Bt:
Paul's
XJn-hand,
held
a
successful
tea
on
Ved-Ited
Church
on
Friday.
Two
hymns.'
nrd
in
Jhe
Elks'
Hall.
Deoora-"SAfe
in
the
Arms
of
Jesus"
and
'turns
were
In
violet
and
yellow
"Jesus
Lover
of
My
Sodl."
were
throughout.'
tho
-ervUmrs
wearing
kXmg.
The
pallbearer
were
Charle.s
caps
and
aprons
to
blend
and
NiHir.se.
Charles
Llnttm.
Peter
Bmaft
uhlea
central
with
daffodilk.
put
and
W.
Gilaan.
Rev.
Frank
Bitfii-
-afAy
touch
to
Uie
scene.
In
charge
field
conducted
he
service.
Mrs.
0f
the
tea
were
the
Missel
R.
Glow-Bushfleld
accompanied
the
hyifms.ffnan.;
M.'
Roumlru,
P.
Jcaen.
L.
'Redyaud'J.'Oerow.
'
Home
cook-
MLss
Margaret
Ollgail
of
Tthenin-
nn
a
He
tterxtrom.
cauly.
U.Hmi-
knt
arrived
Saturday
to
reaiilr-
here
mieu
and
fancy
work.
Mr.
T.
bring
employed
at
the
home
f
Mr
and
Mrs.
Hcklend.
Mrs.
!J.
Berg
left
on
Saturday's
train
to
visit
relatives
at
irma.
OrmiwofJd.
The
faney
woik
by
tlws
glrlx
and
woodwork
by
the
boys
reprinted
an
IntrreMlnn
winter's
work
and
aome
fine
pieces
were
Known.
Kenneth,
Oerow
ant!
11
Hush
field
were
In
chante
of
the
woodwork.
L.
Radley
Is
secretary-
Mrs.Andalln
of
Collcymount
has
treasurer
or
the
boys
group,
been
a
patient
in
the
hospital
here
Charles
Nourse
and
Peter
Small
left,
on
Tuesday
train
for
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
..
.
Tl
Ul
L.h.rhAM
iuiii
nit:
ITUIWIIIUIII
modern
T'tfvl
V
urn
An
may
not
Rupert.
lllnn
Smith
QmltVi
T7lrelr
Block
Phone'
t)Unni'r11An
Ellen
and
m
Tl.m.
Bessie
Anderson,
k
A
a
nliilft
.
'
O.
Fulton,
or
Gladys
j
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock.
nanza
.
a
real
on
good
accomodation
shore
boat,
and
equip
jRoumle'u,
jean
and
Una
Lowe
and'sailed
at'
11
o'clock
last
Tiljht
fc
a.
.
a
,lf.ni.u
FOR
RALE
ChAan.
Cruiser
.noi.Margurci
'cviry.
-
tt
t
.
.
Mrs.
O.
Saul
and
small
son
of
Vancouver
where
she
will
be
re-commissioned
later
for
summer
service.
The
Oeorge
sailed
fifteen
m.nt
miinp
nimi
roiinhlo
ftnrilDecker
Lake
have
beert
the
house
minutes
before
the
Prince
Rupert
1..--.
.t
t-..!.
m
r
l
t
.
.
.
In
first
claw
running
ordcr.iKue6"
"
Mr"
,u
mr3,
,uc,t
,uw
vapv.
eu
iwciin,
gut
nway
on
Terms
to
reliable
.
party.
Apply
Hubert
Ward.
Cow
Bay
or
Green
157
tf
MODERN
Bunf
ow,
twobedrooms
splendid
condition.
8th
Ave.
East
near
Booth
School.
Must
be
sold
to
clear
Tip
estate.
$1500.00.
G.
P:
Tinker
Ltd..
Besner
Block.
i88
for
the
Easter
week-end.
On
Wednesday
St.
John's
Anglican
Church
held
Easter
service
at
7:30
with
a
good
attendance
and
Rev.
J.
'R.
McCormlek
of
Endako
In
charge.
He
took
as
his
text
"The
Message
of
the
Risen
Chrtif'There
ner
regular
voyage
soum.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
arrived
In
port
at
3
o'clock
thl
afternoon
from
the
south
and"
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vanvouver
and
waypolnts,
NE
OF
5C0TLRNDS
em
TV
Easier
Services
Held
At
Hazelton
HA2SL-.ON.
KHl
14:
-
Easter
'wtvice
h4d
on
Omxl
Friday
and
J
-
I
.
..
n..i
1
CM
tl.l
H:
spend
the
Easter
vacation.
,
Slx
hallbut
VfMfla
Mld
catehN."
TL.
'
.
7
room
house.
Rella-
,
7
,
.
,
'totalling
1IJW)
pounds
yesterday
tended.
w
only.
Apply
134
5Ul.wM.
K
Mu
8,
.-"o
-
Irom
K
and
6c.
The
sales
were
aJ,lkm
hymns
Irom
Suiner
"Crucl-
;
"
follows.
follows:
Pioneer.
pioneer.
40.000
4u.uoo
pound,-nxion'
pounoi.-nxion"
were
were
mn,
ing,
wH
wHn
organ
from
the
same
w6rk;
rUKdAL.fi
J
.
Whiz.
Whiz.
8ic
skc
and
ana
oc;
ic:
Eureka.
Eareiu.
12.-.
u.-
vlunurt
VaIuihaHm
000.
Phone
Blue
972.
.
,
..-.
..
qqq
New
En-jand,
bc
ana
cc
FOR
SALE
1937
deluxe
Forddr'very
popular
lust
now.
Little
Miss
Sedan
5ood
as
new;
mileage
15
-,
Ann
Loper.
entertaining
r
friends
.
tm
Ban
Jua
CLAPP
Block
for
sale
Building
50
by
80",
3
storeys,
eight
4
room
flats
with
bath,
pantry,
monarch
w.
a.
ner,xm
o.rmoay
on
rr.ua,
rot
.
j
nd
Recotfry
18
000
WlMth.
jWM-one
oi
tne
ni.v
ngton
8,ic
ftnd
u
.
...
15,000.
uootn,
bc
ana
oc.
This
is
"Clean-up
Week."
The
snow
has
an
oisappearea
irom
town.
Bonfires:
burning
and
spring
Capt.
Paul
Armour
left
at
3
sued
basement:!
lTJ
corning
for
Vaneou-
foundations
good.
Building
cost
"
";
,HV.
Ycr
'lln
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
.-Vw
$16,000.
Taxes
owing
$1500.
Own-!?,,osed
trafnc..f?,U
JS!
w
n0"
boat
Paehena.
er
Instructs
41s
to
sell
equity
fo,
.horse?
b!ca.me..u",u1,
ft
-
A
r
mny
rW,nS-
It
la
possible
that
the
Paehena
i.H-..k.-t.
O.
Helgerson,
CoLtd;
93)
DenTe7ehtertalned
M
D
on
FOR
SALE
30
ft
trailer,
8-10
Pel-1
Wednesday
from
4
to
6
In
honor
of
ters
Deisel.
Fisherman's
Float.lher
house
guest,
little
Beverley
apply
929
6th
Ave.
East.
Price!
Warner
of
Smlthers.
$400.00.
(871"
centred
with
"
The
table
was
flowers
and
Easter
be
returning
to-
Prlnc
Union
steamer
'Cardena,
Capt
John
Boden.
Is
due
In
port
at
11
o'clock
tonight
from
the
south
and
j
.(vw
.win
win
sail
sail
at
ai
midnight
Tiwamgni
on
on
her
ner
re-
re-
IS
not
an
important
factor
with
them
as
long.aS'thOy
can
ENLARGING
Camera.
Phone
RfjinoveItl.e5'
lhe
cotor
scheme
r
Plnk,turn
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnU.
I
nre;prVP'f
heir
mnrnlp
I
687.
58)
68and
and
white
white
being
being
carried
carried
out.
out.
Young
Young
---
-
i
'FISHERMEN
CO
OUT
'We
seem
to
make
a
great
feature
of
the
halibut
leaving
for
the
deep
sea
but
take
less
notice
of
th6
.movement
of
the.
trollers
to
various
trolling
grounds'
where
they
rcmain
for
weeks
or
even
months
without
returning
to
the
city.
These
men
in
almost
all
cases
own
theiVfishing
boats
and,
at
the
conclusion
of
the
period,
they
sppn'd
their
monov
in
town,
remaining
most
of
the
time
in
ornear
Prince'Rupert.
While
at
their
wol
k
they
have
plenty
of
time
to
think
out
the
problems
of
life.
Many
of
them
read
widely
'and
many
are
philosophers,
politicians
and
occasionally
poets
j
or
"prose
writers.
They
are
a
fine
lot
of
men
and
one
of
the
greatest
assets
Prince
Rupert
has.
We
take
this
op-1
jwrtiinity
of
wishing
them
luck,
large
catches
and
pleasant'
Urolling
weatheif
this
year.
"77
1
guests
Included
Misses
Alma
War-
C.
steamer
Prince
Oeorget
F
"ProcMakm-il
to
Calvarv"
and
"God
C
Hentert.
9,000.
WhlZ.
8'C
and
e
Loved
Th
World
wlin
I
..
.
.
r.nnt
JsmH
WAtt
nfor
h.tvlno-1
rVilllfcM
ner.
Betty
Jean
ixjper,
Lorraine
"
.
j
,
'
iDccn
oui
iot
inai
runs
yesieruayi
,
.
,
Will
accept
$35000
cash.
8e
W
Kerr,
Edna
Ostberg.
Colleen
'Zellke.
nf,f.n
tnnmAn-
y,J
..,,
For
E-uirr
Sunday,
the
church
waa
beautiful
wUh
red
tltM
aou
a
proruiton
f
daffodllc.
E.
R
Cox.
of
Vancouver,
a
former
church)
warden,
rowowea
m
nsaai
eutvorn
In
sending
Boater
flowers
in
memory
of
hU
little
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