to?
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28.tJWU
HOW
CANADA
GETS
NEWS
p2
Rouor.
T,)RC
TO,
March
28:
(CP
smcolhly
Into
his
finished
writ
(newspapers
are
set
torth.
I-
WilV
C
UilU
lifW
ailU
'Id
Pf
a
'
artvinn'e
n.na.N
n
rev-to
'
i
U
'wspfrman
paper
,
KeporU"
And
Jleadllne.
Ih
News
"
His
book,
published
by
the
Ity-
Press.
is
the
result
of
a
U3h
a
.ignment
heet'himself
c;ver
he
coverage
of
news.
'haf
h
found
is
ipresented
in
a
Hear
factual
report.
Where
ana-
H-.-i
treatment
.
Is
called
..ivv.
for,
it
McNauzht
hi.
flndln;
!'
fl
H
mnv
ca
romesSic
and
In
cate-1
He
tells
how
the
newspaper
nnsa
me
mam
w
uuuw.
tlon:
end
a
QUAKER
OATS
BOX
TOP
$1
CZO
GARDE
H
OF
f
FLOWER
SEEVS
Ifnasin
(rr
1
lr
riniiLr
Halt
lt
lop
ou
tin
,ir,
II
Ml
mail
valur
8
if
patktgti
of
gorgioui
tarieiies
lfim
Knic-winning
uraimof
lenll,
wtrrancfd
r
(he
fjmous
firm
of
VuRhan',
(let
fall
oee.ilj
it
yoar
proctr'i
i
once
CE
Just
Completed!
New
Ice
Storage
Co.
Ltd
Method
Knsurinjf
only
low
Wmperature
ice
throughout
the
.
fishing"
season
Fishermen
arc
tfnvitcd
to
Inspect
Our
Reconstructed
Ice
Storage
Low
Tempem'titre'
Dry
NoV
oh
Sale'hy
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
British
Columm
'
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertise-nt
1fl
in
f.hia
nnnp'r
will
nnrm
un
vnu
know
if
there
is
a
y
in
tho
'city.
-
completes
"
his
v.jtn
-
.
waves,
lie
closes
witn
tnis
aamoni
-
r
Lrr'
ra,y
safeguards,
therefore,
ilVZTlZP-
'hat
either
the
newspaper
reader'
-
V...
MAM
is
outlined,
u...fc.
r
.
,
statements
nil
:z
.rr
:
TOvrrasc
..
In
In
h.
same
manner
he
tilscusses
3f
SQUrces
.fl
world-wide
news
source
of
The
-
knowcd
e
he
can
Press
with
The
:A08lated
jhich
or
y&M
Canadian
Press
is
linked.
0f
lndlviduaU
iYl
posslme
i
Jhe
ry
of
news
to
Canada
fcJas
flnd
appllcatlon
Pdf
due
&h
Kf
2,
SS
crimination,
comparison
nd
"".r
u,,u
w
?.
urier
"1,1
;i
the
analysis
to
all
he
reads
or
hears."
vidual
newspapers
corner
.1-e.view.
!
Mr.
Mau-rht
gives
con'Mernle
rnttennon
to
th
-matter
of
pre?-.'
trifmr
news
from
the
Camdinn
or.'
Briwsh
viewpoint,
not
clored
but
!
(rce
from
tforelen
treatment.
r
He
remsrks
that
"virtual
unnn-1
mlty
of
views
omon'r
nubllsherS:
rn
such
Important
questions
as
.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
CPJR.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
which
was
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
had
a
light
list
of
only
twenty'
passengers.
One
person
disembarked,
from
the
vessel
here
while
eight
.took
passage
from
this
port
for
Vancouver.
''
'
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
is
due
In
port
at
7
o'clock
this
evening
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waynolnts.
FRESH
SHRIMP
Dally
After
4
p.m.
BOAT
W.S.L.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
FISHEKJVIEN!
Instal
MARINE
MOTORS
Kermath
or
Lycwuing
Acent
J.
T.
BRENTZEN,
Boat
"Wanderlust''
Cow
Bay
bone
of
an
ass."
Itporter
for
his
"Canada
Oets
news
-.nanges
in
a
major
qevejopms
manded
$ory
he
places
"technJcaHy"
news'jtory
are
presented
with
photo
from
uie
unttsa
'States.
(graphs
of
.
Canadian
front
pages.
or
writers
of
sensational
head-
Forelen
News
lllnes
Mr.
McNaught
indulges
in
a
Mr.
McNau?ht
finds
that
Cana-
.bit
of
knitted-brow
criticiscm,
dlan
new?ioar?rs
u
a
high
per-
backed
by
well-ctocumehted
evl-centase
of
fareizn
news,
ranshvr
Hence.
u
from
efcht
to
28
percent
of
oil
Th
authar
'ttflTI'i
7
a
flat
''SSftltoiii
TEE
DAILY
NEWS
:paoeve
-
,
-SF9
Man
in
the
Moon
Sec
here
they
come
Young
Mountain
Rangers!
New"
to
the
north
Hut
never
strangers.
Kf'ijr
we
he
proud,
iff
.future
ages
with
our
nrme
and
theirs
Cii
history's
pages.
.-
Urally
when
people
celebrate
jh'eir
fUty-stxth
birthday
they
be-
name's
Jones
and
mine's
Picken-schnclderf
When'
the
count
was
married
re-
trcentiy'
Jake
quietly
remarked:
I
rrhere
goes
another
of
the
landed
arMocracy.'
"Well."
replied
the
t,
exasperated
man,
"I
might
have.
aktry,
with
the
article
when
you've
done
with
it."
'ima
jtaije
evidence
oi
mgn
jour-
T"
vr
.
.;
r
.,
-
--
r-
,
'
attainment,
Curltan
Mc-
n,ade
of
forei!ni
news
ond
its
use
Tjle
daily
-trials
of
newspaper-
A
youncr
recruit
in
a
military
rid
!-
;ht
be
im;s
literally
as
wellnd
tnatmen
by
Canadian
dailies.
men
are
reiated.
Speclfio
cases
of
lnR
school
fell
ofr
his
horse,
s
i!
uratively
"a
newspaperman's
Jf"
lcss
nPortance
Is
attached
this
to
,onfUctlngr
reports
andi
sudden
The
sergeant
strode
up
and
de
Did
you
receive
orders
to
dis
mount?"
'
l:,
"I
did,
sir."
"From
what
quarters?"
i
"Prom
hind
quarters,"
said
the
recruit
with
a
grin.
.
.
.
IVlt
a
uiiini;?e
cixjr
wus
lacing
a
wais
has
cleanly
dissect-
new,
prin.ed
L
The
source
of
this
pmt0lM
Job
with
a
chapter
on
trough
lhe
woods
when
h(T
noticed
;s
'iht
all
who
news
li
larely
the
pis
asrocla-
;he
n?west
source-r
new-the
aira
bear
flowing,
smelling
his
tracks.
"So;
he
said,
"you
'like
my
tracks?
Veljy
good,
me
make
some
more.'
SPORT
CHAT
Football
Is
getting
away-
to
an
early-start
In
Prmse
Rupert
thli
adlan
Corps
of
Signals
Wednesdsy
and
being
scheduled
to
'meet
the
Royal-
Canadian
Air
Force
Saturday.
Military
teams,
"It
IS
expected,
will
round
out
the
regular
city
leagues
this
year.
Indeed,
there
Is,
understood
to
be
some
fine
talent'
among
the
troops
here
-not
only
in
soccer
but
.in
other
lines
of
sport.
.
A
record
number
ot,
fines
In
National
League
hockey
history
re--sulted
from
a
Stanley
Cup
playoff
game
a
year
ago
tonight
in
which
Toronto
Leafs
defeated
Detroit
Red
'
and
eight
Detroit
players"-drew
$25
fines
after
a
fight
that
Involved
'practically
every
member
of
the
two
teams.
1:30
tomorrow
hjerxeftta.A'y.ancauven
j
1biL
DEVELOPING
AS
NATION
4
Similarity
f
Interest
antt
Trends
All
Made
tor
Unity
f
People
f
.
Country
-
."One
of
the
things
that
Impressed
me
most
on
.my
trip
thrortgh
Canada
and
during
my
visit
in
Toronto,
Ottawa
and
Montreal
wxi
the
unity
f
of
'
thought
"P"
of
i
the
e
people,
Peop.e.
tSie
uie
1rr
to
settle
down
to
a
quiet
life,
Li
'
there's
nothlne
oulet
about,,,ar"..of
&!'.iot.
co?vem-
1h
lids
frsm
southern
B.C.
"
?
m?
"
fv
(in
which
people
conducted
their
af-
Joke:
"Do
you
know
the
differ-
fvLryh,?re'
ef
1
BnJL
ence
between
a
narlor
and
a
bath-
a,u
r"
'
w""'
-"'-
loom?"
!
"No."
Trit-'1
'
"Tliti
vniiVI
hotter
not!
5
toward
the
development
of
W
to
visit
at
my
house."
tcnde4d
,
I
.
,
.
.
a
national
unity
and
would
even-!
f
'f
bad
bran
naughty
and
the,luay
deveIoP
rea
Canadian
na-i
!trher
hrl
madithc
two
little
tlon
boy.,
stay
in'
after
school,
and
each
There
was
also
unity
of
purpose
,
write
his
name
ctv
the
blackboard
In
regard
to
the
war.
No
matter)
:-ijC0&
times.
The
on
started
at!
where
or
with
whom
one
talked!
'
encci
but
the
other
burst
into
tears
!
there
was
shown
the
same
deter-
and
cried
between
his
sobs;
ralnation
to
carry
on
And
win
ine
,
..
a
.
.
i
.
ju
i
?
urn
war.
T'Trtle
This
rlitnrmlnntinr
determination
nadSiot.
hnr1
hnt
jnm"
'fair
teacher,
'causs
his
(the
Rotary
Club
at
its
luncheon
(yesterday
afternoon,
P.
H.
Llnzey
Jin
the
chair.
All
this
he
thought
Irowever,
developed
"
into
action.
The
only
place
in
which
the
speaker
had
noticed
apy
attempt
at
curtailment
of
exDendlfurcs
was
irt
the
railway
dining
cars
where
they
served,
only
one
pat
of
butter
Instead
of
two
and,
if
.a
second
pat
was
desired,
it
must
.be
asked,
for.
,The
other
day
I
was
passing
Beyond
that
people
seemed'
to
be
down"
Third
Avenue
when
I
was
ac-
carrying
on
Just
as
before
the
war.
costed
by
a
man
In
.uniform.
He
There
was
the
same
eating
and,
addressed
me
'IShay,
where
docs
drinking,
the
same
amusements.
Simple
Jones
live?"
"But
your
and
other
expenditures,
panada
name
Is
Simple
Jones."
"Sure!
I
had
not
really
vet
enterfed
the
war
know
tnat,
but
where
does
lie
live?"
,
except
in
sentiment.
.
v
"
I
The
speaker
told
of
his
recent,
A
young
man
had
been
In
the
,
Interviews
In
Ottawa
giving
a
.few
business
of
Canada
has
becoms
a
Commonwealth
relations
places
witness
box
a
long
while,
bearing
personal
touches
that
he
thought
major
Industry.
With
facts
and
.ae
newspapers
of
Canada
In
a
as
best
he
could
with
the'
nagging
might
be
Interesting.
He
also
spoke
figures
he
ccnslatcs
cumulation
...s.ion,
through
editorial
expies-
axm
prodding
of
a
flippant
Darrls-.
oI
tne
prospects
of
the
building
of
.
and
survival
with
geogiaphy,
mile-
sicn
and
news
handling,
to
guldeiter
who"
aimed
shafts
of
wit
mer-'
tne
highway
and
of
a
landing
field1
age
and
.competition.
Not
even
the
ubll?
opinion
In
a
single
direc
salaries
of
reporters,
editors,
com-
lion."
posltors
and
pressmen
are
allowed!
a
chatter
of
ths
book
is
slven
Canadian
Writer
Tells
Where
And
to
remain
secret
on
a
plea
for
sub'0ver
ui
to
bis
the
obuujr
study
v
of
censorship
biuuiaiuiJ
and
oiiu
How
Foreign
And
Domestic
Reports
Are
Obtained
judlce.
With
his
wealth
of
Interesting
clauses
of
the
wai-tlme
Defenie
of
detail,
Mr.
McNaujht
fits
It
Canada
Retrulations
nertalnlno-
to
cllessly
at
the
unfortunate
youth.
,Ior
airplanes.
He
empnasizea
uie
"So,"
-exclaimed
"the
barrister.
'news
he
had
received
in
regard
to
carcastlcally,
"you
really
do
not
the
building
of
big
shtos
in
Prince
ucjictc
juu
uuuiu
tuuk
an
'propaganda.
In
addition,
principal,
army
of
Philistines
with
the
Jaw-
The
new
speedways
at
Tpronto,
outstanding
features
of
life
In
the
other
towns
were
mentioned.
10K
SAtJBi
FOR
SALE-i-MOdern
bedroom
uite
complete,
dinette
set,
kltcheff
cabinet,
.Duotherm
heater,
round
centre
table,,
pictures,
rugs,
etc.
Phone
Red
591
or
Red
878.
(75)
FOR
SALE
Rug
and
a
few
other
things.
1718
Atlln
Ave.
.
C!5)
I
year
with
competition
between
the
varlnn
various
military
Tnllitnrw
units
unite
km
now
imHcr
under
8AU3Engllsh
9
pram.
K'"'
.
Good
,
way.
The-
Rocky
Mountain,
Rang
condition.
Blue
021.
ers
having
trimmed
th-.Royal
Can-'poR,
S"ALE,-Treadle
sewing
machi
Ine
$10.
Dresser
and
woshstand
$1Q.
22
foot
extension
ladder
$8v
2
step
ladders!
larce
$2:
1
(75)
model
Frisco
Standard
Engine
-with
40
"horsepower
clutch
and!1
propellor.
All
In
first
class
con-
ditkm.
For
further
Information
see
A.
T,
Ivarsort,
Prliice
Rupert
j
Dry
Dock.
(79)
morning
from
the
FOR
SALE
6
fpool'surdyi,
blocks:
sail
roll
i
at
8:30
B'tn
a.m.
a
m
rn
on
Htii
and
Imlllnfix
trolllner
gear
irptirt
8
8
f
It.
t
rnnrrin')!
rowboat.
'
south
and
will
hew
30
foot
trolling
poles
;Also
battery
radio.
Apply
Cook's
Taxi,
j
1
Cow
Bay.
(75)
i
WANTED
WANTED
Furnished
rooms
or
room
and
board.
Box
87,
Dally
News.
(77)
TOR
ItENI
iWatl.
n
tPVT
Tlf-f-i
VrA
ft
-1
KArtiM
a
tm.
i
ill
1.
Phoiie
Red"480,
i
176)
URGE
"FOLKS
BACK
HOME"
TO
BACK
BOYS
CvtMuurr
House,
Ottawa,.
l-'ur
the
East
i
Monday)
Wednesday;
and
.
Friday
v...-
,
6
p
ra,
i-'rom
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday'
and
Saturday..
-..
Tor
Vancouver-
Tuesday
,
..
Thursday
-
512
Tatlsw
St.
(near
JSth)
5-room
j
Friday
;...-.
house.
Fully
modern,
2
bedrooms,
I
March
6,
17
:and
27
new
pilings,
good
residential
dls-
prom
VancoHTer
trict;
$1000
with
half
cash
and
Sunday
balance
at
525
per
month
at
'6
.
Wednesday
ID
a.m.
Interest.
H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
I
Friday
-
1Q
a.m.
.
,
'
...
.
("5)
March
13
and
.23
,
am.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
7
p.m.
Wprlnpsfinv
'
2
njn.
FOR
SALE-Studio
lounge,
$37.
!
From
Stewart
an&
premier
Phone
Blue
909,
.
T7
'
Tuesday...--.-
11:30
xxx
Thursday
8
p.m.
,
For'
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
''and
4)1
Port
Simpson
Sunday
,
..
.
7
From
Alice
Arm,t;Naa
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
'..
11:30
aju.
1,
.Tra.ff
-.J
Vor
Queen
Charlotte
Island,
-Zr&Zr'ZJ?i
March
3.
17
and
31
......10
pm
"V
y-'
-
"
fPrnm
From
On
Phone
572.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
-l
Af.tnr.vi
iR
oTii'
inr'
FOR
SALE
I
.seven
iborn;
hbuseJ
Wednesday
..........
'
furnished.'
'9r
njfur.wed'J;
i''
March
13
and
23
radios;
'.1i:j:flaflwKfci;
trola;
"1
oil
burner
Phone
791
SALE
A
20
horsepower
latest
From
Alaska-
Thursday
....
March:
6,
17
and
'.17
.-am.
2
p.m.
.3
pm.
.
6
pjn,
pm.
Try
a.
Dally
News
Want-Ad.
Reach
ten
thousand
people
with
lurch
1941
rrlMMf
All
aod
X
.r
glad
to
btom
Patron
of
tifco
CsMdUi
Mr
torrltoi
riwd,
for
w
ralii(
Xt
Isvaluabio
'
iMUUMt
U4
xottor
organist
Ion
hv
etvon
to
our
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200
Bay
Strott,
.T3RIOTO,
Out.
Year
olneoroly,
The
Earl
of
Athlone,
Canada's
Governor-General,'
stated
he
-,
and
the
Princess
Alice
were
glad
to
become
patrons
of
the
Canadian
War
Services
Fund
because
they
had
seen
its
organizations
at
work
In
Canada
and
Great
Britain.
They
recognized
the
invaluable
aid
these
services
gave
the
fighting
men
of
Canada,
he
said.
"Nothing
contributes
so
much
to
their
physical
arid
spiritual
well-being,"
His
.Excellency
pointed
-out-in-the
letter
reproduced
ipove.
''These
services
signify
to
them
the
affection
and
thoughtfulness
of
the
'folks
back
home'."
Mail
Schedule
RED
CROSS
CHIEF
CAIRO,
March
28:
(CP)
Sir
Dimian
Mkenzi
-Mi
1
sen
appointed
Red
Cross
and;
'St.
John
Commissioner
far
ihi'Mlddle
East,
sucijectiing
Lard!
Scmei
now
Chief
of
British
and
Empire
Boy
Scouts.
WELSH
COAL
-FROM'
'EGYPT
11
p-ra':
CARDIFF,
March
28:tCP)De-splte
enemy
submarines
and
sur-f
12:30
noon
face
ralders
Weish
coaf
is."
reaching
10!30
pjn.
Egypt,
said
Dr.
Jassan
Nachet
...
9:30
p.m.
pasha,
Egyptian
ambassador,
add-
im
Jng
"We
couldn't
do
without
Welsh
coal."
p.m.
-
.
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