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EDITORIAL
Sa
tu
rd.ay
,
March
15,
1941.
Rrince
Rupert
And
The
War
Effort
-
-
The
majority
of
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert,
We
believe,
are
anxiqusthat
everything
this
port
and
its
facilities
can
do
to
further
the
war
effort
should
be
done.
A
few
may
have
"beep
primarily
interested
in
causing
the
government
tpoiitieal
embarrassment.
Such
an
attitude
is'to'be'heartily
cOrtdemhed'at
a
serious
time
like
this.
We
believe
hbwever,'
thdt'the;mbtive
ofthemost
of
those
who
criticize
has
been
thdt
they
feel
sincerely
that
our
facilities
have
ndt
being'
taken
full
advantage
of.
They
have
feltthat
Prince
-Rupert-is
capable
of
and
should
be
doing
more'In'the
Way
of
(producing
the
sinews
of
war.
We
are"
.alD'honestiy'Dl'the'
belief
that
the
powers
that
be
are
as
arixJtius
as
We-tire
that,-ednsist'ent
With
efficiency,
Prince
IlUpert's'
capacity
Shdtild'be'UseH'to'the'fullest
advantage
inthenvar
effort.
rSome
inconsistent
statements
have
been
made
in
the
past.
'The
-minister
of
-munitions
and
supply
himself
had
saUlithUt
all'thindustrial'plantsiwere
already
busy.
Sincd
then,
evidently
on
the
basis
of
better
information
that
had
been
supplied
Win,
Mr.
'HbWe
has
now
said
that
steps
ard
being'taken-tofmbbilize
Ull
the
available
industrial
plants?
in
IBritisVCOlUmbia-J-large
and
small
to
put
them
at
wo'rkonVittilAyar'retJUirem'eiits.
Officiarinquiriesreceiv-edie.ven
at
the
Daily
News
office
this
week
indicate
that
lODAY
FINALS
IN
BOXING
OF
Flyweight
'Lance
Corporat
fJ.
CohVer,
!Jt6cky
M6"utltain
Ran-fgers.
i
VliantaniwtiRlit
'Wivate
U.
Cals
worth,
Jtocky
Mountain
KaiiRfrs.
Featherweiglit
(Jimner
O.
T.
Hunter,
-102nd.
Battery.
Lightweight
Private
'Parkinson,
Rocky
Mountain
(Rangers.
Welterweight
Leading
Air
craftsman
W.
W.
Keith,
-Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Middleweight
Private.
J.
Cooper,
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers.
Light
Heavyweight
'Corporal
C.
E.
Porter,
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers.
Heavyweight
tjunner
in.
fK.
McCabe,
102nd.
Battery.
Jhardsr
than
Gunner
Kerrigan
oi
desirollS
of
see'irtg'that
OUr
facilities-are
put
to
the'fuHestlRoeky
Mountain
Rangers
ahd'semtngiy
dareaiLetnesto
tryahd
IpOSsible'Use.
f-nce
cnral
W.
Cook
bf
the
,get
hlm.
The
fretalt
Vas
lack
of
AR'frtr-fllP
flrv
Hnrik
ifsplf
auo
lnmv
fcf
frrtm
o
"WKy
M0Hntaln
Rangers.
;
herrthabcouldbe'd(Jne'equallyus-vell
or;
better
elsewhere.J
,
imi
uecause'iney
are
anxious
we
anu'
our
resources
should
i
'benvorkirtg-as'fUllynd
efficiently
as
possible
in
Winoirtgi
Kilt,
tllllV
"A
rill
tlV,4r
t.lJftU
t
r.
rt,.
it.Ai
!..
v.
.
1
i
1
J
'
1
1
."Vl
vfiv.'""'
fm.
nicjr
1DJI
tu
UC
U1C
LIlilL
tllU
UUtJOniieSr
'
(and
dfficiitls
who-hnve
to-do
with
thcuse
of
our
facilities
.
ldre
ilnbued'with
tliQ-aame
spirit.
;
'
.
jPossibly'tHins'rrttiynotrhave'beeii'moving'
raiiidlvi
jasttheVltnriht
have.
'Dmnnranips.hvvio
UHiiigs'ilojidt
JnOve.wiihthe5ame?!oldiefficienoy
as
dofthell
'HictdtdMhips.
We'do-jiot-believe-that
Princeillunert
has
iccjj
iiiL-iiiiiinau.'(i
ugainsu
iwe'tio,
nowever,
expeet
an
early
ceding
U)Inrthe
waMeffort'here
as
well
aselse-HVhere
throughflut'lhe-country.
iiriyou
'have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertise-ment-in
this,paper
will
soon
le"t
you
'know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city,
'
5
.
r.B.i'f.i
I
I-Stafs
Vs.
rRqpert
'Savqys
MARGH
il9i20
'Exhibition
JBlJf,
FISHERMENUlnstal
'
MARINE
MOTORS'
'Kernith
rorlLycoming
Ant-iJ.fr.iRENTZEN.
Itpat
"WandeHuH"'
C6Way
)
iERESll
:
l)atly
v4ferHW.rn.
BOAT
nV.S.L.
RDtlErt'S
'DOCK
a.ft
A
.
1.
t
u
,1
.
.
.
1
I
particularly
slow..
'Had
the
fans
been
.
ii
j
aw
1,
.
.
.
1
t
JliM
"
'
'
"u
"1
1-
7
V-IB.l'?I,rtU,Vl-
UU1."K
lOIl1.
flyweight
bout,
'whlchas
-allowed
to
.they
-.would
cer.
aim
wiei
siiipuuuunjg
uian
a
is
uuirg.
mere
IS
no-ar-
'w
opener,
Lance'
Corporal
Corner
;talrdy-toveealleld-forftehtlwt-ln4
fgument'dbdut-that.
The"re
are
bther
aspects
to;be
consid-L
'ered
'hoWevCh
sudh
as
the
possibility
of
obtaining
men
I
j
nvnomfe'icompetent
ot
manning
the
plant.
In
this
regard
the"re
isthe
question
of
housing.
Men
are
not
antfious
to
Heave
thdr
comfortable
homes
elsewhere
and,
in
many
i&isesig06d
ijbbs,
to
come
to
'Prince
Rupert
to
-live
under
imore'dr
less'discdmfdrt
andakeshift'conditions.
There
'niay'alo
be
the'
difficulty
at'times
of
getting
the
deliveries
of
necessary
materials
to
be
used
on
the
jdb.
Such
matters
as
these
-are
questions
of
organization
and
can
umiislioum
be
righted.
As
we
have
said
before,
we
believe
the
large
ma
jdrity
1
of
people
of
'Prince
Rupert
are
anxious
that
the
tor
fa'4
Cilities
shoUUl'be-Used'to
their
best
advantao-P
not.
fnr
nn.'.
IN
Jodl
rPliartVa
Hill
'f
rtl.
iVir
winun-nrtlin
.f
..ll.'
1
1
t
BasltefbaTl
stead
of
stalling.
Sornehow
or
other
.
(Letnes
got
himself
a
bloody
nose
ujiu
iVLuvaou
.
piayeu
(umsen
into
a
decision
whifrh
'was
unanimously
accorded.
It
was
hard
to
see,
how-l
ever,
what
he
.aid
to
earn
it.
"
'Private
Parkinson
of
ih'e
'Rockjl
",MouAtaln
Rarigers
will
represent
ilhe
area
at'VancoUVer
In
the'
light-weight
'
classi,hlstchelduled
oppOh
.
ent,
Lance'
Corporal
Pescott;of
Urt
SignaKCorps
haTing'heen
adjndg4
ed
by
toe
medical"
of
fleer
to
be
hi
no
condition
toJflSht.
j
'Private
il.
'boaiworth
of
the
Rocky
-
Mountain
'
tiangers
did
-
not
have
,toflght
Or'hUtrlp-as'.ban4
tamwelght
'represeritaUye.
!
mm
W
Sei-e!d
jThi;d;striliht
'Vktiry
f)vr
'KlmbtHey
rTw.Take
W.
Clianipionihip
TrtAin,
-March
'15:Trall
Smoke
Eatersi'defeAted'klhlberley
'DyiiflJ
mlteryyia
score
of'four
to-noth-'
ing
tlast
nliht
-to
iwln
the
West
Kootertay
Hockey
'fjeague
and
'tlte
Brltisli
.'Columbia
-senior
4hockej
chaimplonsWp.
ilt
wus
lhe
"thli
Straight
vlfttoryrf0rlhe
SmOke
IN
JUie'102nd.
Battery,
120ipdUnds,
and
flj;riJ
(InMIPr
Canadtejn;
Coach,
Paul
Thompson,
Chicago.
barely
manage
to
survive,
Mowers"
SPORT
Af
hRrtv
Mountain
Rangers.
ir.-Ji
11:
'111
If
'1
JiLAi
1
118
pounds,
jabbed
and
punched
V
arSIl'J
If
lllo
hecohtrOversyoverHhe'Ceague's
Wading
centre
'has
'blown
'around
the-heads
of
'Bill'Covilsiy'ofiBoston
and
-Syl
Apps
W
Toronto
with
Schmidt
and
JfeilCo!vllIe-and'Phll
Watson
of
-Rangers
skati'ng'fast'
behind
ihem
-for
conslderAtton.1
Cowley
and
Apps
ran
Onctwo
in'the
scOririg
race
-most
of
the
reason.
Along
right
wing'
the
selectors
have
Bobby
Bauer
of'Boston.
GOrd'Drll-lotfofTorOnto
and
the
sharp-sho6t-lng
Hextall,
bidding
u
retain
'
the
goal-scoring
championship,'
as
the
logical
choices.
To
patrol
the
other
side'
Of
the1
boards
on
this
mythical
ssuad
there
are
1
Dave
Schrin-er
of
Toronto,
'WoOdy-Dumart
of
Boston-or
'Syd'llowe
sjf'DelrOlt.
tio
'dOnbt
there
'are
others
whose-
fancy
deeds-have
taken
hold
of
the
"writers.
Certain
H
U
thuthy
-must
be
Impressed
by
the
coaching
Jobs
done
by
Clarence
.(HarinyliDay,
who
had
Toronto
In
first
plac?
most
of
the
fi?amy
Cooney
Weiland,
-whose
'Brulss
set
up
a
recoil
of
23
Unbeaten
games,
and'Dick.'Irwin'WlV)
took
half-a-dozen
green
rookies
and
moulded
them
Into
a
hard-skating
band
for
Montreal
Phones
18
&
J9
l',Oj!toX
573
"A'BSOIiUTFjliYtPRHRf
Valuable
airt
and
'Household
Premiums
are
absolutely
free
to
you
when
you
save
our
Cash
Coupons
given
for
purchases
of
25
cents
Or
more.
It
U'
too
ood'topa&sup.
Comelnaiid
'let
lis'explaln'
the"
plan1
to
you.
WUSSrtbliEM'S
(ECONOMY
fSTORE
Where
-Dbllars
IlaveiMofe
ti
The
best
goalies
th.
season
have
if
been
Walter
Broda
of
Toronto
t
Maple
Leafs,
the
sensational
De-
J
Mowers,
and
J
Boston.
In
a
9
perfotmance
has
been
extraordin-
ary
but
4he
balloting
will
tell
r
jj
whether
it
overshadowed
the
work
t
J
of
the
two
veterans.
Most
of
thp
older
greats
of
the
bluelliv?
-havejj
had
hstter-than-aVerage
seasotis
;J
with
some
like
Clapper;
Goodrcllov,
Earl
Selbert
of'Chlcago
and
'Bingo
J
able
to
go
on
forever
'without
show-
J
mg
tne
ravages
or
hme.
injuries
hurt
the
6hances
of
'
Ilanpevs'
Ott
Heller
alid
Wllf
Tierd'
Of
New
'Yprk
'Americans.
"Shining
so
'brU'hlly
thdt
it
could
not
lielp'but
attract
notice
"was
the
star
of
Walter
Stan-qwakl,
the
whirling
dervish
of
Toronto's
rearguard.
The
youncrWln-
ilif)
IS
HONORED
w
piay
ixs
junior
-i
i
n
...
.uii
"...
'Ui
"'tii
coming
along,
Smith.-
,
.
iDOSitiOIl
to
thnlH
,,.
1
earned
the
decision
fairly
enousli.
illiai
VUCHUl
i,
.'po
time
toconv
ikerifffdn.:;dld
some
'rushing
"In
;
the
i
.If
iloeal
hockey
iail
tirt
.
""sec&ld'roiuid
and
'worked
hard
for,
SMITH
ERS,
March
15.
The
an0ai1
of
lim''
lllt
Ui
,
j
-
'
ii''
-n
i.
rm
-ile
.
.
....
.,,
.
.
n
flnp
.Timirvi
Vi....t...
.
a
ume
out
un
mc
vimviniA
Min-h
.
15:
-umver-:
members
or
tne
simmers
"junior
r
'"
.
ua,-.
.
...J
w...
-
-
llfcal..
!,
..
..
i
trouoie
was
a
uwcwiuwn
.
a
or'ljMtlKh'CDluinWa
ThnVdr-
hockey
team
were-entertained,
at
a
"""''S-m.-;,:,
w-.vn..,....
birds
difeated
Vietoria
uomintes
omner
m
me
tiuason
"iioiei
mbii
-
'
-
ik
tired
before
the
end
of
the
.third
3?
32
tast
,iUinl
e
nrst
Friday
eyhirtpr
'
In
trtmite.
to
Uhtlr
.
"
,'10D?wel
llis"
vvul'
M,
whereas
the
steadier
Comer
as
Qf
Ule
nna,
ror
the
.flne
succes,se.
,n
hockey,
at
!Pro
'",,ly
,ful
'd
"i
;:,.(
flUl'e
fresh,
01.1,
r'r.i,,,nhlM
MiUnr
hiiskitthnll
fiiftrir
rcppntlv
when
thov
MiSftw
kn.
HOUcvt
1
Un
,
k
-
iiiewin'oruttimtru.
x.,-uunici
iMc
.
overcame
the
Queencl
-Junlor'nock-
-"
:
ukii
of
.the
102nd.
Battery
over
Corp.
.
...
ey
mm
tb'b'Hifst
hftihe
the
fine
'i'!
Vear
aud
il
ls
''m-d
tU
D.tt.Penny
ofNintli'FottreM
.
.rHrophy
prevented
by'U.
CWe)-'
"7
UH
"D
,tt,mr!
:"
nals
in
the
f
eatheceiffht
'
number
I
iiwAiiar.for
lh.
trtttinr
.Af
Hw-contlno'
1..
i.
.,-..
.
wa
the
most
decisive
of
the
eve-,
CDHDT
f
U
AT
InrHitli
nnliimhi
.fftr-thP
Mniuai
l,,at
Ihcy
iwvi-
Sm..
inlng.
Early
.kt
the
first
round
Hun-J
pi
xV-I
in
1
;Llfc
Assurance
Co...
and
abo
for'0"01
lw0
cr
u"
'
'
isr,
133
.
pounds,
sent
Penny,
130,
-
'
lvivluK
ripfpnlerl
nnnll
tap-team
nl
'hehKMtr.'lJfcss
out
nl
1:
,wjr..i
u..uuB
xc
t
"
-
""7"
'Prince-OeOj-ge
hockey
players.
had
tt'
hard
16ng
right
swing
which,
ahei.e
,no
surer
ilgl,
.OI
als
ayers
were
tne
guesls
of
will,
therefoi.
he
applied
to
Penny's
head
until,
fclosentas
the
National
H.xikey.L.
h.
'Kertney.
local
agent
for
the
JMr
1
TTi
e
T
,Ti,
'"ILeaguo'&.play-offs
than
Iht
pen-
Mutual
Life
Assurance'Co.,
at
this
railed
It
a
technical
knockout
In
jng
bzmim
,ror.lhe
aiinnai
dJnner.
lne
orilv
thing
to
mar
the
the
second.
(Canadian
Press
all-star
team!,
now
occasion
being"
the'fact
that'
two
or
Gunner
W.
K.
NeilsOn
of
the
undr
way
among
the
clrcursj
'
the
hockey
rtlaycrs.
tluy
Ludgdte:
102nd.
Battery
got
on
his
bicycle
hockey
writers.
There
have
btfcn
an'd'dordle'lleathetlhetw.
were
ill
immediately
after
the
start
of
the
enough
outstanding
players
m
a
and
not
able
to
jjttnd.
.Boston
.
27
welterweight
event
and
In
a
few
ason
notewwthy
for
Wie
tense-
The
larKe
sterllnc
silver
cun
dec-JfTorpnto
W
'Plye
members
-cf
the
Rocky
seconds
ran
Wmseif
right
out
of
jiess
of
the
fight
for
the
league
orated
the
centre
of
the
table'
aiid,Delrolt
21
Mountain
'Rartgers
Regiment,
two
breath.
Then
he
was
a
fairly
easy
championship
to
assure
a
close
yac
later
filled
and
emptiid
wricnRarZer
23
of
the
102nd.
Battery
and
one
of
mark
for'
tieadlng
Aircraftsman
W.
ivote
itrusfgle
Ir
nearly
every
posi-
'tpats
Wre
dhmk
tn
,the
future
Chicago
....
18
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
twill
W.
Keith
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Hon.
The
coasensus
of
the
sports
$ucce.s
of
Smllhers
'Juniors
and
to
Canadiens
in
journey
from
Prince
Rupert
16
Air
Force.'belng
saved
onlyby
the
writers
-who-thoos
-the
team
Will
vebber
who
so
Kcnerously
pre-
Americans
8
the.oyernmertt
is
-ROW
tnldnsonie-sort
of
a
census
W.ith!of
action.
.There
were
toava
been
1he
flrst
mmd
Cow
started
i
thnt.
mm
in
vimu
.
'(two
others
but'
one
had
been
set-
j
Jtidging
from
reports
which
we
have
received,
BrK
LlJfi'SiS
J?l!ir,y
!nl.n.l
in
.
.
xf
at
least
nine,
slttlns
oil
thft-can-:
ranh-
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uiiu
vjuiuinuia
niciuucin
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wuiiuiit:
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in
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trvuieto
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win
iwn
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111
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nuu
1
-n
v
o
irr
rv-
uiai
vt
r
iciiwi
a
hn
n
Jtofmen,mate'riUl'UiKl
machines.
'Doubtless,
Skeenn's
own-ept
-thelr
moneyis
worth
eventis
on
t0
hls
hls
menlber,'klloWn
to!be.alWays
Effectively
if
quietly,
oatht
'lu
:
M
1,
6
afC1Sl0s,
r'tfgainst
against
the
the
ro
1
1
1
,Ji...
'.
r
.
u.UAthaush
all
were
unanimous
'were
ears.
Soon
after
get-
feet
he
was
leaning
ropes.
The
third
stanza
jod,
nas
Deep
among
mose
maKing
-represeniawons,
aw
hav:,
was
alons
similar
nuar.ineana
Jlnes.
and
coope;
Cooper
ticularly
on
behalf
of
his
own
constituency.
f
been.
FouV.
of
the'
bouts
were
one
Xf'1
10
an
untuestlon
have
nothe.itation
in
-predicting
'
"
that
they
J
Will
be
obtaiii-;Hhockout
and
one
by
foui
E
ir?rrQter'
RTy
Moun
e(j
'
j.-Enth
bout
was
scheduled
foriUln
Ran?ei3
169
pounds,
won
bri
ffhe!rl,lry,loclds,l,f.coure
th.eo
we
all
think
when
we
consider
the'f
acuities
-wmclvwe
pos-jWhiie-fighting
is
dn
progress
prov-
avyweight
bit.
Liicas,
whd
sessin
the
Way
Of
-furtheringthe
war
effort
and
getting.
ed
novel
for
the
most
oi
those
"c"
and
acted
like
a
wrestler;
,iiRpfiilwnvlf
flnnp
Wo
rln-nnf
nttpmnr
tn
sno-o-psr.
thnt.
tViirp
'Present
but
mhre
'than
tone
ihR.was
laid
for
Porter
to
hit.
Am
have
not
been'hitches
andllelays
'that
gome'mistakes'have'5151"
of
ceremonies,
Ue.ut.-j.
Ft
been
made.
'However.
We
shoUld'be
fair
With
airnartie!!!0'
?kL
'rV
,
.
.
i
,
,,
.
vni
1.1
-.jwiiijcis,
nau
w
warn
me
cromi
13
.
;
oc
"
.vw
.
.
.
.
.
i.
k
.
.
'Cdncerned
Uhd
not
judge
too
hprshly.
The
point
IS
that,'
Hs
tendency
to
become
audij
torter
would
have'
bten
able
AVhen
'it
'has
seen
where
mistakes
;have
been
matle
and
ibiy
enthusrastic.
!t0
win
011
points
anyway
through
Where
improvements
are
possible,
there
should
be
no
delay
'Lieut.
Walter
Johnson
of
the
j11
tin
;wi
fi
jobs
done.
'At
the
same
time,
waste,
whi'Ch
is
inefficiency,
ring.
This
was
another
hew
feat?
wlnnr'
obviously
hurt
.the
latter
hOUkl
alSO'be'guardetl
against.
Ufe.
characterlstb
of
mllltary'bo'x.l
The
heavyweight
bout
between
'Compatible
'With
efficiency
from
,a
national
stands
lng
that
tne
tt
'ounditwo
iriembers
of,the;i02nd.Battery
;ppirit-and
'by
that
we
mean
'that
WOrk
should
be
qorteftjJSSfJffi
u,v,n
u
ic,
;n4-
i.
l
1
ti
r
i.
Juases
were
Bombardier
Col-
Bombardier
.,OM.
Letnes,180-Was
nhere
it
most
efficient
is
to
do
it,
be
Prince
,
in
Rupert,
Mm
w
th
second
searchlight
not
-nry
satisfactory
to
vffi
WancoUver.'Montreah
of
'Halifax
local
neonle
are-keenlv
.Battery,
corp.
p.'
Davidson'
of
uccoh.nnPt
"Most
of
Hie
'players
will
be
able
Portland
20
Hi.
.1-,
1.
II'.!
),
Vancouver
next,
weeK
10
represent
reu-ain-e'ena
01
tne
nrst
rouna,
be
pubiisned
iater.
Tins
i3Ut4U
seriled
such
a
fine
trophy
for
the
M'acific
Coast
Ui&t
this
garrison
area
in
the
Pacific-NeUson;
revived
In
the
second
first
12am
all-stars
were:
Goal,
enfcouraeemcrit
of
this
great
p.rt-Spokane
25
i
h
u
Command
boxing
championship
round
and
shaded
Keith
who
was,
?Da
vie
Kerr.
New
York
;Rangers;
dmdhg'locarplilyer.s
''
'
or'CentrarBil-SdUle
)
iif
finals.
The
area
finals
to
deter-
however,
the
fresher
In
the
'thlrd'Ri&ht
Defence.
DlfWanner.
Boa-'Mih-fi,iA,w
ivonnn'ivw
ai
,
-
at
mine
the
representatives
from'
this
round
and
took
a
sufficient
edge
ton:
Left
Defence.
'Ebbip
Gaodfel-
district
took
place
last
night
at
,to
win
the
trip..
Keith
weighed
152
j
low,
Detroit;
Ceretre,
Milt
Schmidt,
the
Armory
before
a
large
crowd
ipounds
and
Neilson
154.
'Boston;
Right
Wing.
Brian
Hextall,
of
fans.
SdkHers
were
In
predom-'
:in
th
middleweight
affair
'Prl-jRangers;
Left
Wing.
Toe
Blake.
Vr
ZW
f
smawenng
m
vate
j
Cooper
of
tne
Rock
Moun.
Uie
.civilian
patrons
of
the
caull-
taln'RangerslOO
pounds,
and
Air-flower
industry.
-Most
of
the
rights
.cralUman
'B.
Bro-wn,
165
pounds,
wee
wai
wtow
mm
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