PAGE
TWO
CAMPACS
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you
have
not
seen
the
new
crepe
soled
steel
arched,
ventilated
de-1
signs
assuring
the
maximum
comfort,
wear
and
durability
in
the
very
latest
styles,
you
are
missing
something
in
summer
footwear.
Ladies'
and
men's.
Priced
from
$2.50
$3.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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TAILY
EDITION
.50
3.00
9.0C
02
.25
Thursday,
May
16,
1940.
EDITORIAL
ILLEGAL
ORGANIZATION
k
The
Communist
party
is
an
illegal
organization,
to
the
judgment
of
Mr.
Justice
Chevrier
of
the
Court
of
Ontario.
This
judgment
is
binding
ILLEGALIZE
COMMUNISTS
Request
Followed
Conviction
Three
Ottawa
.Men
Under
Defence
Of
Canada
Regulations
GANSTER
AMBITIONS
Of
OTTAWA,
May
16:
CP
Request
for
a
court
order
declaring
the
Communist
Party
of
Canada
an
Illegal
organlzaUon
followed
the
conviction
of
three
Ottawa
men
on
charges
of
contravening
the
Defence
of
Canada
regulations
by
publishing
and
clrculaUng
antiwar
pamphlets.
The
MegalizaUon
order
was
granted
yesterday
by
Mr.
Justice
Chevier.
FINE
FILM
WITH
SHOW
Program
of
Hodgson
Dance
Itevue
Augmented
by
Picture
of
Kipling's
"Light
That
Failed"
As
an
added
attraction
to
the
annual
Hodgson
Dancing
Academy
dance
revue
tonight
and
Thursday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
the
pictur-Izatlon
of
Rudyard
Kipling's
vibrant
action
romance
"The
Light
That
Failed,"
a
best
seller
since
its
first
appearance
as
a
novel
in
1891,
is
being
presented
with
a
cast
headed
by
Ronald
Colman,
Walter
Huston,
Ida
Luplno,
Muriel
Angelas,
Dudley
Dlgges.
Often
called
Kipling's
most
"virile"
and
"meteoric'
work.
The
Light
That
Failed"
covers
a
full
generation
of
English
life
at
the
close
of
the
last
century
and
includes
in
its
broad
sweep
the
brilliant
Sudan
campaign
of
the
Ws
which
conquered
that
wild
country.
The
action
Is
built
around
the
career
of
Dick
Heldar.
his
childhood
sweetheart,
Malsle
and
a
street
waif
named
Bessie
who
comes
to
play
an
Important
part
in
his
life.
IPSWICH,
Eng..
May
16:
CP)
.
r-
m
neionnaiory
ior
wree
years
was
the
sentence
on
four
boys
calling
themselves
the
"Dead
End
Kids'
wno
stole
bicycles
for
monev
to
throughout
Canada
so
it
means
that
the
local
communist
,g0
to
America
as
'real
gangsters
club
is
an
iilegal
club
and
its
.members,
if
there
still
arp
some,
are
liable
to
prosecution.
Also
all
the
activities
of
j
former
members
are
liable
to
close
scrutiny.
The
objection
to
the
Communists
is
that
their
chief
I
allegiance
seems
to
be
to
a
foreign
country
and
that
car
not
be
tolerated
at
a
time
like
this
in
Canada.
Thev
al?r
advocate
a
revolutionary
change
in
the
constitution
of
ihr
country
which
is
illegal.
WE
SHALL
WIN
I
It
is
said
that
the
British
usually
lose
all
their
bat
v
!
.
.v.
,
i
uru
:i
.v.n4
I
-
....
:
.
i
end.
The
Allies
will
win.
It
h
so
written
in
the
book.
-
-
.
"
.......
...
T.
"
!
mer
.and
.
.
pns
cording
to
authorities.
A
Germanic
peace
is
out
of
b
!
question.
We
shall
probably
suffer
more
defeats
before
N0W
u
Ume
10
rt
a
overn
me
war
is
over,
plenty
01
tnem
ana
tne
loss
ot
man
nov
e
will
be
great,
but
thev
will
have
fulfilled
their
mission
'n
life
and
will
have
died
for
the
betterment
of
mankind,
lik'
hundreds
of
other
saviours.
MEN
LOOKED
FINE
The
Irish
Fusiliers,
which
have
gone
away,
to
further!
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
4
Can
lUde
for
Price
of
One
LUSI
am
to
reach
Ottawa
May
25.
Free
booklet
and
Information
from
M.
C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
tr
WORK
WANTED
fit
themselves
for
the
work
have
big
they
to
do,
looked
,experienced
gin
wants
house-fine
in.their
finaj
march
out,
They
presented
a
very
dif-:
work.
Phone
250.
mo
ferent
appearance
from
what
they
did
when
they
first
ar-
rived.
As
one
bystander
remarked
"they
certajnly
look-
i
-JliiCLi!!
ed
like
business."
They
should
give
a
good
account
of
,
help
wanted
Middle
aged
themselves
if
thev
t?et
an
ODnortunitv
to
meet
the
enemv.i
housekeeper,
no
encumbrances.
Many
of
them
made
good
friends
in
the
city,
all
of
whom
I
Phone
741
or
write
Box
952.
117)
were
sorry
to
see
them
go.
The
new
men
who
have
taken
'
-
their
places
will,
it
is
hopedj
be
welcomed
to
the
city,
in1
FORTSALiB
Similar
style.
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
TeklaO..
AFTER
THE
WAR
I
Some
people
are
still
worrying
about
the
kind
of
peace
likely
to
Le
made
and
also
about
the
settlement
of
after-j
war
problems.
These
can
safely
be
left
for
the
present.
'
The
first
thing
is
to
win
the
war.
Should
the
Germans'
win,
thev
v
ji
either
settle
the
after
yar
problems
or
take!
a
large
toll
from
those
who
have
something
and
let
the
j
others
suuve
as
they
did
in
Poland.
It
is
sure
that
the
complete
with
trolling
gurdles,
trolling
gear
and
dinghy.
Boat
can
be
Inspected
at
the
Fishermen's
Floats.
Sealed
bids
will
be
received
at
the
office
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association
until
2
p.m.
May
31.
1940.
A
reserve
bid
has
been
submitted
by
the
owner.
(116)
socialists
and
communists,
will
have
nothing
to
say
about
pqr
sale
Baby
Buggy
'
w
ap-
how
they
are
to
be
governed.
,
piy
Johnson's
oorcery.
ai8)
SEALED
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
close
of
office
Tuesday
May
21st
for
cot-tage
at
417
Dunsmulr
Street.
4
rooms
and
bath
and
full
basement
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
50
per
cent
cash
and
the
balance
spread
over
reasonable
period.
Chesterfield
suite
and
Ileintzman
piano
for
caleseparatey.
Official
Administrator
1120)
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Dominion
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26.75;
Boys'
Band
Parents
Bridge
And
Dance
!
Held
Last
Night
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
Parents'
Association
hela
a
successful
bridge
and
dance
last
nlglu
jat
the
Eagles
Hall.
It
was
well
at-.enued
ana
pro.d
mosv
enjoyable
iinere
were
fifteen
tables
of
bridge,
j
.ne
prize-winners
bejng:
men's
first,
F.
W.
Orlmble:
second,
Carl
.;Olske;
ladle's
first.
Mrs.
A.
Jack-son;
second,
Mrs.
Solem.
The
chair
;
crize
went
tn
Mr
Rntr
idir...
LOST-Brilllant
.dip.
Finder
please,
Master
of.
ceremonies
for
the
I
return
to
Daily
News.
tf.
dance
was
H.
Wanamaker.
Han-
FOR
HKiN'l
i
"rmns
was
at
tne
door,
the
CAtcpv
uttr
iai.
m
any
wai
.
r
jjiie
umi
is
an
e.deicujui:
i
iconvener
for
it
must
not
be
supposed
tfiat,
because
the
Uermans
hPV
tFQR
rent
Fully
furnished
flve-:M-
Sam
Hougan.
assisted
by
Mrs.
auacKea
ana
aeieateo:
tne
rojes,
ana
to
some
extent
;
room
house.
June.
July.
Aug.
sept
.Brenu,
mm,
orinibie,
Mrs.
a.
e
Norwegians
and
Dutch,
thev
can
Continue
to
win
t"
:
Phone
Blue
920.
tf.jThomas,
Mrs.
AmadJo,
Mrs,
Wana-
ment
job.
as
steno.,
clerk,
post-
paraded
down
town.
lvine
sev.
eral
selections
and
also
puUlde
the
hall
nrlnr
man,
customs
clerk,
etc.
Appllca-
eVentT
tions
for
next
stenographers'
ex-!
me
.
evening
Deing
The
band,
led
by
R.
Oreenfleld.
to
the
opening
of
the
'SPEAKERS
i
ARE
NAMED
James
A.
Glen
to
Preside
House
of
Commons
and
W
Foster
Over
Senate
ouette.
who
was
Installed
at
cpenlng
cpenlng
01
of
Parliament
t'arnamenii
today.
wuuy.
U
h
all
'A.
Glen
of
Marquette.
Manitoba.
'
was
unanimous.
I
The
Speaker
was
eacorted
to
the
J
chair
by
the
mover
and
seconder
and
he
thanked
the
House
for
the
honor
bestowed
on
him.
Over
Formal
Opening
K-
,
The
How
then
adjourned
to
3
I
c
m.
for
th
formal
onenlng
when
'
Um
commoners
went
to
the
Senate
OTTAWA.
May
16:
CP-
The
'
the
throne
apeech.
led
by
their
new
Sneaker.
J.
A.
Glen
of
Mar-
new
Speaker
and
aeompanied
thU
the
Mine
by
the
mace,
held
head
down
by
the
aeraeant-at-arnu
Because
pTwerful
in
Parliamentary
affair.'
an-1
Speaker
had
70
,
e
.
Sf
the
Commons,
but
played
a
hum-
J
nfj"Rd
u
1th
hum"
ble
role
In
hu
first
ontciai
auiy.
Wlien
he
went
to
the
Senate
after
The
remainder
of
the
speech
is:
his
election
to
hear
the
speech
from
'
n
the
performance
of
those
the
throne,
he
was
recognlted
in
duties
I
should
at
any
time
fall
the
upper
house
and
made
a
short
1
'nto
error.
I
pray
that
the
fauR
may
speech
which
started:
h?
Imputed
to
me
and
not
to
the
i
-The
House
of
Common
have
'ommDnj.
wtiaae
servant
I
am.
and
ho.
through
the
better
to
f
n
-1
elected
me
as
Uielr
Speaker
thoufh
,
me.
nm
hut
little
able
to
fulfil
the
lm-
i
thn
to
dteehari
their
duty
portant
duties
thus
assigned
to
me."
I
Noon
Tor
Opening
I
On
opening
day,
Parliament
convened
at
noon.
Instead
of
the
us-'
ual
3
p.m.
opening
hour.
The
Com-
rrwni
was
temporary
without
a
Speaker
and
Dr.
Arthur
Beaueheane.
clerk
of
the
house,
acted
from
his
Jhatr
at
thev
clerk's
table
at
the
foot
'a
Uir
King
and
country,
humbly
-'aim
all
their
undoubted
:
V
;
ad
privileges,
especially
that
they
ny
have
freedom
of
speech
u
all
enable
times
and
that
their
-oceedlngi
may
receive
from
yur
""eellencir
the
moat
favwable
c
instruction."
Speaker
of
Senate
A
Sneaker
of
the
Senat
also
was
,ii
iMcropiy
apraRcra
cnair.
appoints
by
th
fovernment
but
The
of
the
black'
;
gentleman
usher
!t
dofr
lnwlVf
an
.oony
rod
went
from
the
Senate
to
the
He
meraly
uke4
m,
p,ac!
ln
the
.lower
hpuse
to
summon
the
Com-
whn
ParlUment
opens
Be-
'
to
the
house
and
the
mom
upper
fore
parM-ment
officially
opened
members
of
the
Commons
then
th,
senators
assembled
to
InsUl
ntfteeeded
to
Uie
Senate.
Jed
by
Dr.
Koru
Oeone
Parenl
of
Qufbec
M
Beauchesne.
The
remained
be-!,
mace
ne
Spcakfr
,n
wecelon
to
Hon.
hind
In
the
chamber
green
E
,w
of
New
Brunjwkk,
,
In
the
Senate
the
administrator
j
.
of
government
informed
the
Com-
jmoners
Uiat
they
must
elect
a
,ts
thp
imuatn
ertect
ot
ad-'peaker,ro
they
walked
back
to
the,
'ertlslng
that
counts
.cnamoer
wnere
or.
ueaucnesne
I
again
held
forth.
But
he
has
no
voice
in
the
proceedings
of
the
.Commons
and
he
called
upon
.Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
to
nominate
a
Speaker
by
merely
pointing
at
the
government
leader
Mr.
King
then
nominated
a
member
of
the
House,
it
was
seconded
and
the
House
approved.
The
whole
matter
customarily
is
ettled
before
and
the
nomination
-and
elecUon
is
a
formality.
The
election
by
the
Commoner
of
James
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no
1
98
Gyro
Activities
For
Year
Are
Up
At
Club
Luncheon
Heportt
on
the
year
were
preented
ye.sUrd.i
regular
monthly
buslnr
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyr
pervlsed
playgrounds
wi
awa
as
usual
a
u
ring
th-
months
with
Nell
Rqm.
win,
u...
.
iint
wit
K-nwn
ugain
tu
Arrangement
are
proceed
in,
.,
stitute
the
campaign
win.
,
,
rajslng
fud
for
the
n,Tt
cenUe
project.
Preside,-
q
Hunter
was
In
the
chair
t.
..."
'heon
and
there
was
a
u4
nre
of
Oyro
men.be
i
rggjawraw
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SALE
Matched
Sets
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No.
7005
TWIN
SET
Consisting
of
one
20-in
Pakrite
and
one
14-inch
Vanity
Case.
Regular
si'S13:46:
$10.45
No.
7017
TWIN
SET
Consisting
of
one
20-incd
Pakrite
and
one
10-inch
Vanity
Case.
Reguhr
value
$18.75.
1
Special
WxMO
No.
5050
TWIN
SET
Consisting
of
one
20-inch
Pakrite
and
one
18-inch
Fitted
Case.
Regular
rM:
$23.00
No.
7019
TWIN
SET-Consisting
of
one
20-inch
Pakrite
and
'one
18-inch
Fitted
Case.
Regular
value
$27.50.
QS4
.
Special
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Moose
Duilding,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Phone
ORFEN
91