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ALABA
WAR
EFFORT
SUBJECT
OF
DISCUSSION
tion
to
many
of
the
members.
!
mure
activities
mleht
lnciuae
a..
partial
hlnck.mit..
demonstration
of
first-aid
as
used
in
an
air
raid,
demonstration
of
methods
to
con
trol
fire
hazards
and
anti'gas
I
measures.
These
would
all
be
in
corporated
ln
the
proposed
or
ganization,
President
Jack
Preece
was
In
the
chair
and
after
formal
ad
journment
the
members
"signed
the
pay-sheet"
and
met
for
in-
;
formal
discussion.
TEA
lit.
Rev.
peter
T
Rowe,
Bishop
of
the
Episcopal
Church
In
Alaska,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
golns;
tHroufeh
'from
Suneau
to
Seattle.
'Dr.
Keal
M.
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
FisherlesExperimen-
In
rcular
monthly
session
last
tal
Station,
sailed
yesterday
after-1
til
...
I.aii
w
Ids
Drill....
T
-
.1
pvsnui"
the
Prince
Rupert
orancn
1U1
a
o,
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
?'P
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
southn
offlclal
duties,
Brltuh
Empire
Service
League'
laid
initial
plans
for
the
formation
of
.
a
local
Legion
Defence
Corps.
The
.
Hugh
McDonald,
road
suporln-matter
has
been
under
consldera-
tendent
lot
Atlln
district
with
tioft
for
some
time
and
was
headquarters
ln
Stewart,
sailed
yes-
hraueht
to
a
head
following
a
terQay
afternoon
on
the
Prince
meetiim
uf
representatives
of
the
George
for
a
trip
to
the
Atlln
dls
Legion
the
civil
protection
com-
.trlct
'
on
official
duties.
mlttee
the
voluntary
registration
,
committee
and
heads
of
subcom-
Miss
Dalrttry
Ooodacre,
daughter
mlttees
of
the
civil
protection
com-v
bt
Mr.
ahd
Mrs.
'Clarence
doodacre
mlttee
A
request
from
a
meeting
pf
Smlthers,
Is
spending
a
few
days
of
chese
various
representatives
In
the
city
as
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
was
considered
and
the
Legion
Mrs.
Mike
O'Neill,
Vernon
AparV
wlll
take
the
necessary
steps
to
ments.
She
will
return
home
on
appoint
a
committee
and
proceed
Friday's
train,
with
the
organization.
This
corps
-will
include
men
"who
are
not
ex-
:
:
service
men
or
veterans
but
will
not
include
men
eligible
for
service
in
any
of
the
branches
of
the
naval,
military
or
air
forces.
A
brief
resume
of
the
matters
taken
up
at
the
recent
Dominion
convention
of
the
Canadian
Legion
was
given.
Thr.se
dealt
primarily
wiui
vaiiaua
4
not
tiivivi
iti.iu.
security
and
national
mooillzatlon.
The
Dominion
government
had
be
n
ui.ervlewed
and
briefs
pre-tc
.tfd
,.i
person
by
a
small
committer
.
''insisting
or
the
Dominion
president
the
?irst
-vice-president
and
thi
Dominion
Command
secretary
The
brief
on
Canada's
wat
effort
expressed
gratification
at
the
authorization
of
additional
Canadian
divisions,
the
orgahtza-t
t!on
of
a
veterans'
home
guard,
veteiai.s
companies
'in
units
of
the
mm
-permanent
active
mllltla,
volunteer
emergency
reserves
and
the
greater
use
of
veterans
of
the
last
Great
War.
P.esolutlons
to
the
number
of
800
were
incorporated
in
a
brief
presented
to
the
Minister
of
Jus
tice
These
Included
reference
to
an
increase
ln
the
personnel
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Pol
ice
freedom
from
political
inter
ference
in
their
duties,
Internment
regulations,
control
of
firearms
and
explosives,
naturalization
restrictions
and
the
formation
of
a
national
Information
and
Intelligence
bureau
to
which
reports
might
be
made
of
suspected
persons
'
or
subversive
activities.
National
Moblllzatioi.
Under
the
heading
of
national
mobilization
the
convention
reaffirmed
the
principles
of
resolutions
passed
at
Dominion
conven
tions
held
at
Niagara
Falls
(J632),
Ottawa
0934).
Vancouver
(1938)
and
Fort
William
(1938)
calling
for
conscription
of
man
power,
wealth,
national
resources,
bus!-..
ness.
Industrial
and
other
Insti
tutions
so
that
the
war
might
be
i
wawd
with
the
full
Vigor
ot
rthe.l
nation.
Representations
will
tie
made
to
!
the
proper
authorities
regarding
!
the
protection
of
varloifs
,
vital
'I
stores,,
centres,
communications
and
Industries.
In
connection
With
the
proposed
local
Legion
Defence
Corps
it
Is
Planned
to
male
use
of
variou
activities
already
under
ay
as
I
Well
as
to
cn.nnprate
with
tne
pro
vlnclal
police,
military
ahd
cWil
ij
protection
committee.
Tne
cnair-
man
of
the
latter
gave
a
brief
bat
very
Interesting
account
of
what
had
been
done
and
what
it
was
Proposed
to
do.The
omoiiht
of
j
work
alreadv
nlanned
was
a
revela
"e-
Capt.
W.
5.
Stephens
ol
the
ftojal
Canadian
Air
Ftfrce
frora
Allford
Bay
left
here
on
last
evening's
train
for
Camp
Borden,
Ontario.
Rev.
Prank
Burling,
Anglican
missionary
at
ilazelton,
is
spending
a
few
"days
In
the
city.
He
will
bff
returning
to
the
interior
on
Friday's
train.
Allan
Landells
and
"Dr.
it
C.
Bam
ford,
latest
new
members
of
'the
Prince
Rupert
S.
Smith,
C.N.
Shears,
Stan
'War-
D
I
LocmmwsMyrEs"!
Commissioner
t.
J.
Matheaon
was
If
your
paper
n
sessloh
n
as
a
cltv
cuy
council
council
thUlor
Blue
709.
In
morning
to
rattly
the
isahs
of
a
number
of
tax
sale
lots.
ing
ana
i.
m.
uivaii,
Vancouver;
a.
tv
tho
iniPTl6t
on
last
H.
Preston,
H.
L
Sherwood
and
O.
few
.'i
train
after
spending
a
W.
LaCroix,
Victoria,
O.
Beshfer,
nign
Vancouver;
A.
Desbrlsay
ana
J.
"
v
Daupnin,
victoria;
cpi.
Tytus,
city;
yMrs
M.ithias
Weslev
hd
Pte
R.
Proverbs,
Frederick
Point,
Central
Gnr
Branham,
Barrett
Point;
George
yesterday
afternoon.
We
regard
this
to
be
our
simple
duty
as
a
Canadian
institution,
one
of
the
industrial
resources
of
the
Dominion.
The
8,400
employees
in
our
plants
as
well
as
our
wide-spread
dealer
and
service
organization
from
coast
to
toast
are
Canadian.
The
Company's
shareholders
include
larce
proportion
of
Canadian
investors.
No
one
inch,
a
viduai,
family
or
company
has
a
majority
control
f
our
shares.
For
these
reasons,
aside
from
our
deep
.eve
feeling
ot
loyalty
to
the
Empire
and
its
high
purposes,
it
is
fitting
of
Canada,
Limited
should
that
Ford
Motor
Company
give
whole-hearted
support
to
the
national
war
effort.
From
the
very
beginning
this
has
been
our
course.
with
Even
before
war
was
declared,
in
cooperation
of
Nationa
Defence,
we
aid
officers
of
the
Department
Tn
our
plant
theT
groundwork
of
military
production.
Since
conflict
became
a
reality
we
have
given
war
orders
over
everything
else.
More
than
fifty
per
cet,
precedence
of
our
production
is
in
venides
for
military
use
and
this
percentage
is
increasing
rapidly.
.
We
are
now
engaged
in
'"PPSW1!
,(vvl
f2
motorized
vehicles
of
many
types,
of
which
10,000
are
for
The
Canadian
government
and
25,000
for
other
Empire
WeTreTonstructing
at
our
own
expense
a
700,000
Women'i
Auxiliary
Motor
Service
Earlv
in
the
war
the
For
J
Motor
Company
Limited,
organized
free
train.
of
Canada.
P-VCurses
for
women
In
the
care
and
oMratto"
"f
motor
vehicles
for
possible
serWce.
284
such
classes
haw
been
war
of
7,343.
rondurted.
with
an
enrollment
number
who
have
Completed
the
i
t.
1our
st
Is
3;473.with
2,656
now
lnXn"nd
enrolled
in
8u;
1.214
nil
dies
fbout
to
staA.
All
induction
eaulomenXs
been
furnished
bv
Ford
dl
dX
Company
without
charge.
son,
Oliver,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
'from
"Skeena
Crossing
ohTues-1
results.
train
to
soena
a
iew
vim.
u.
ivuuuipn,
ncuui'.i
'
days
in
town
"
T.
Elsworth,
Kltwanga.
j
.
.
.
Royal
j
Mrs.
Cliff
Madlll,
who
has
been
Avan
Hess,
Frederick
Point;
C.
in
Victdrla
with
her
husband
who
Doheny
and
E.
Molllson,
VWtorla;
is
in
the
naval
service,
returned
Harry
Huburd
and
Clarence
Mc-
home
on
the
-Prince
George
yes-CUllop,
Terrace;
R.
H.
Sewell,
Bar-
terday
afternoon.
roll
Onlnl.
XT
11
nldn
flliniloai
U
lll
UlllV.
f
I
.
,1.
WUVIII
VUl.UUd.
'
Si.ence,
Frederick
Point;
Dan
Mc-
Bn
,
7
Donnall,
Prince
Rupert.
,
eal
represerttatlveof
the
Interha-
,
,
tlonal
"Fisheries
Commission
and
Lieut.
Col.
H.
L.
Sherwood
and
now
located
at
Seattle,
arrived
m
Lieut.
Col.
J.
H.
Preston,
from
Mill-
thccltyon'the
Prince
George
yes'
tary
District
No.
11
headquarters
at
terday
afternoon
from
the
south,'
Victoria,
are
paying
a
brief
visit
to
being
Tiere
on
official
business.
i
the
city
on
official
duties.
Theyar-,
-1
1
rived
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Dally
News
Classified
AGs
Dring
Typet
of
MotoriiedVahteles
for
Military
Use
Being
Made
by
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada
The
Company
i
encaged
id
manufactur-ing
35,000
rnotorlied
Chicles
for
Carta
dian
nd
overseas
gortrhments.
They
include
light
two-wheel
drive
trucks,
known
as
8-cwt.,
which
ire
Used
for
carrying
light
Stores,
personnel
Or
wireless
sets;
15-cwt.
units,
used
to
'transport
btir
I
late
phone
98
(tf)
When
you
o
on
yotlt
"holidays
take
the
Dally
'Mews
with
join.
'50c
t
.
i.
labor
aflmlnls-:
will
pay
for
ths
l3lr
7bT
1W6
tratdr
In'the
Writrdl
interior-area,
is
months
tout
of
town.
tf
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
ga
ve.lj
Cbilart.it,
dutlw.
Mr.
ahd
Mrs.
Theo.
autobiographical
talks
at
today's
departmental
;
'Ing
irguiar
weemy
ciud
luncneun.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
hudihs.ilter,
Minnesota,
say
thy
Tiav
"been
ii
'o-j-.
i.
novha
..llSSIattehdliiB
the
Mayo
Clinic
lot
a
tvahcouver
dn
the
Prince
OMtp
ln
yesterday
fUwnoon.
Evidently
the
result
as
Satisfat-
ivi.ii
vvn
ui
Annoimceme&ts
All
ftdvertljemenU
tn'thl
cmn
will
be
charged
for
fiJi
month
-at
J5c
voM.
L.
O.
B.
A.
Hefl
-Cl-cfsJ
T4.
Met
tdpole
Hall.
July
13.
Lutheran
Tea
and
Sale,
Ret.
rttyrwang's,
4th
Ave.
East,
July
13.
S.
O.
N.
Dance,
July
IB.
S.
O.
N.
Picnic,
Jbly
21.
Catholic
Bazaar,
'-Octotofer
8
ahd
3.
X.OB
A.
-BaiaSr.
Ocldher
"16th.
W.
A.
Canadian
-L-egioh
Bazaar;
November
1.
A
STATEMENT
ON
FORD
WAR
WORK
IN
CANADA
This
Company
is
in
the
war
to
the.futt
limit
of
its
resources.
Until
the
British
Empire
is
victorious,
until
tjie
battle
for
freedom
of
nations
and
liberty
of
peoples
is
won,
we
have
pledged
all
tlie
vast
manufacturing
facilities
of
our
Canadian
and
overseas
affiliated
companies
to
the
service
of
the
Empire.
plant
addition
to
provide
facilities
for
the
building
df
Universal
machine
gun
carriers
of
which
we
Tim
'under-taken
to
deliver
fifty
a
week
to
the
JSA
be
started.
This
dddttioti
-Will
as
soon
as
production
can
also
enable
us
to
Increase
production
of
oth"P.?
military
Vehicles.
Our
affiliated
companies
with
UhtvW
South
Africa,
Australia,
New
Zealand,
India
and
Maim
are
similarly
engaged
in
Empire
service.
,
Beyond
out
manufacturing
facilities
we
have
beehTc
tuhately
able
to
contribute,
skilled
man-power.
From
out
Canadian
and
overseas
organization,
engineers
and
men
nd
other
lines
are
'with
-special
training
-in
transport
rendering
vtluable
service.
Major
adjustments
In
our
business
have
been
necessary
through
loss
-of
export
trade
nd
because
of
domestic
taxation.
We
have
made
these
adjustment.
chee'fuUy.
Our
one
concern
now
is
the
successful
prweWtiorof
this
war
so
that
people
of
all
nations
tnay
again
be
bl
to
work
InTreedom
and
'peac.
-
J
PRESIDENT
d
roRD
MOTOR
COMPASY
OP
CANADA,
LIMITED
In
Parliament
by
the
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
Minister
of
Munitions
and
Supply
aTOTemeni
Statement
in
rw
Canada's
wartl
ITortras
"The
president
of
the
Canadian
Company
i
nas
5
own
'e"c
0"ibak
o
the
war
his
done
and
Is
doiftrery.
.
....
c
DM..i
nnnrlufeind.
Government
tader
In
the
Sent
1
and
the
Government."
Ueder
In
the
Sehrr
.
-t
in
the
Senate
by
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
Melghen,
Cdmervatlve
s,or;;oalhllnc!L"-
very
farge.
The
ramifications
are
MmVHM
mf
own
feeling
ithat
there
are
oo
itTtton
They
ill
assise
us
to
the
utmost
in
our
war
work.
,
J
loads,'rrsOnoel,
as
anti-tank
gun
tractors,
water
tank
carriers,
Met
30-cwt.
four-wheel
drire,
wed
as
load
carriers;
three-ton,
four
and
six
wheels,
for
heay
toads,
for
workshops,
for
wrecking
equipment,
etej
four-wheel
drire
gon
tractors
tistU
to
"haul
irtlllery,
as
Veil
ambulance
nd
'regular
passenger
cars
Ihd
ltatlbnragom
specially
'fitted
and
ilike8
f
MWnw
poses.
Present
schedule
of
delltertes
bf
these
military
vehicles
constitutes
molt
thn
50
per
cent
of
the
Company's
Uon.
Tbephint
is
woikin
Uynd
This
'advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
LiqTaor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
.
M.
H.
McLean,
manager
ot
the
Port
Edward
reduction
plant,
was
elected
to
membesshlp
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Jyro
Club
at
its
regular
business
luncheon
yesterday.
Croft
Brook,
W
F.
Stone
and
G.
L.
Rone
were
named
a
special
committee
to
stage
a
club
attendance
contest.
SoflHjCHHKHWHHKH
Miss
Barbara
Slmpklns
and
Ml3S
Jean
Frances
Simpklns,
aaughteT3
of
George
Simpklns,
former
collect-,
or
ot
customs
for
Alaska,
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princes?
Loulfe
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
on
a
trip
to
Seattle.
The
better
results
you
get
in
cooking
tad
cfMffling
by
using
Carnation
Mirk
would
be
worth
tome
extra
cost,
BUT
Carnation.
Saves
you
money,
too.
f
Cherub
Baby
Oil
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for
Chafing;,
Chapping
and
Diaper
Rash.
A
Baby
Feeding
Bottle
Free
with
each
purchase
Both
for
40c
Ormes
Ltd.
re?
Pioneer
Dmqffists
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
81
&
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
1
to
9
p.m.
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamers
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOli-VEIi
on
Saturday
4
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
tails.
Monday
3
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Friday
at
11
a.m.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
Fares,
etc.
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
THIRD
.AVE.
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
4
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
v