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DAILY
KDJTION
Thursday,
July
24,
1941.
Must
Be
Prepared
Despatches
indicated
that
trouble
with
Japan
is
in
the
offing
and
in
the
meantime
we
have
no
highway
to
the
interioiv-no
means
of
making
a
quick
getaway
such
as
may
be
needed
for
the
women
and
children
and
no
means
of
moving
troops
rapidly
and
in
such
a
way
as
to
prove
most
effective.
We
are
not
likely
to
be
given
due
notice
of
an
attack
on
the
port.
What
use
will
the
hiVhwav
age
is
done
It
seems
to
most
people
here
that
the
time!?;
"
w(c
iunwrtjr
4
xjgniy
nuvv
so
mat
it
win
ne
ready
for
,
use
if
required.
A.
mere
three
million
dollars
is
not
very
much
for
an
important
defence
project
such
as
this.
If
Prince
Rupert
is
worth
defending,
and
it
seems
that
the
government,
thinks
it
is,
it
should
be
worth
defending
well.
.
It
looks
as
if
it,
might
be
the
old
story
of
t
This
week-end
there
is
to
be
a
demonstration
of
air
is
very
important
but
we
doubt
if
it
is
any
thmg-hke
as
important
as
the
building
of
the
highway.
Unfortunately,
the
highway
is
bovond
the
Mr.
Hungerford
Resigns
-
-
-
The
resignation
of
S.
J
.
Hungerford,
president
of
the
Canadian
ISiational
Railway
system,
announcement
of
which
was
made
yesterday,
is
to
be
regretted.
Mr.
Hungerford
knew
Prince
Rupert
well
and
was
keenly
interested,
not
only
in
railwav
affairs
her
hut
in
n10
i,fi
comwodation
and
general
progress
of
the
city.
All
peonle
who
knew
mm
spoke
well
of
hjm.
Any
who
did
not
speak
well
of
him
did
not
know
him.
We
hope
Mr.
Vaimhan
will
get
to
know
the
city
and
its
affairs
and
needs
as
well
as
p
his
predecessor,
The"
Daily
News
is
a
memhpr
nf
fVm
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n.-i..
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.
...
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uinuu
noiumg
mem
bershin
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in
these
organizations.
i
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nr
-"vwwuii,
ui
me
vuiimuii
rxess
anu
oi
the
Audit
Bureau
of
C
Circulations.
It
is.the
only
north'
paper
nf
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Thursday,
July
2J,
J94I,
nm.
UJJi
Tin..
ftffa
TRIBUTE
'4
5.,,dfi4
K
MOM-ZtSiJUSrWHAT
"Step
Out
in
Style"
IS
PAID
want,
jts
M
swear
DELUXE
TAILOR
!
Statement
of
C.N.R.
Board
Lauds
S.
J.
Hungerford
Lary
an4
affiliated
companies,
and
(the
appointment
of
R.
C
Vauphn,
now-
nice-president
in
charge,
of
purchases,
stores
and
steamships.
jas
president
and
chief
executive
officer
of
the
National.
Railway
Company
and
Its
steamship
and
rail
subsidiaries,
the
following
statement
was
issued
on
behalf
of
the
board
of
directors:
"In
submitting
his
resignation
to
the
board
Mr.
Hungerford
stated
'the
responsibilities
and
activities
of
the
Canadian
National
System
are
continuously
expanding
and
the
war
has
brought
many
new
problems
affecting
the
whole
rauge
of
the
railway's
work.
I
feel
that
it
is
advisable
that
we
take
step
at
this
Mme
designed
to
ensure
continuity
of
executive.
Judgment
and
action
not
only
through
the
present
times
f
stress
but
also
In
the
years
thead
and
this
can
best
be
done
in
my
ppin!on
by
the
appointment
now
cf
a
younger
officer
to
be
chief
executive
of
the
system
"The
board
accepted
Mr.
Hunger-ford's
resignation
with
regret
but
was
gratified
that
he
would
remain
a
chairman
of
the
board
and
that
would
therefore
continue
to
have
the
benefit
of
his
great
experience
and
knowledge
of
the
affairs
or
the
system.
The
board
recognized
that
the
expanding
actlvlUes
of
the
railway,
resulting
from
the
war.
had
added
greatly
to
Mr.'Hungerford's
already
heavy
duties
and
that,
freedom
of
some
of
the
duties,
he
would
ibe
enabled
to
devote
particular
at-jtention
to
the
railways'
war
work
In
many
and
growing
fleld3.
In
isuch
connection
It
Is
noted
that
he
will
continue
as
president
of
National
Railways
Munitions,
Limited.
The
board
record
their
appreciation
of
the
debt
of
gratitude
which
Canada
and
the
national
system
owe
to
Mr.
Hungerford,
vhose
outstanding
constructive
and
operating
abilities
has
played
so
Important
a
part
in
the
development
of
the
system."
"The.
directors
of
the
national
system
are
fortunate
in
being
able
to
announce
the
appointment
to
the
presidency
of
an
officer
having,
the
exceptionate
qualifications
for
the
post
passessed
by
R.C.
Vaughan.
Mr.
Vaughan's
railway
career
extends
over
some
42
years.
During
39
years
of
service
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
predecessor
companies,
he
has
occupied
many!
responsible
posts
and
Is
thoroughly
iaminar
with
all
phases
of
the
ac
tivities
of
the
organization
he
has
been
a
vice-president
of
the
railway
since
1920.
In
appointing
Mr.
Vaughan
to
chief
executive
office
a
1
J
i
a
me
aireciors
look
forward
with
confidence
to
the
continued
d
ejopment
and
success
of
the
nn
tional
system."
Steamship
Sailing
For
Vancouvei
Monday
S.S.
Prince
eTc
4
P-m.
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m.
Friday
s.S.
Princess
Adelaide
2
nm
itraena
10:30
Saturday
S.S.
Prince
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5
p,m
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6
pm
ma
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
C:4S
P.M.
DRY
DOCK
vs.
C.S.T.
i
MONTREAL,
July
24-
Associated
with
announcements
air
the
resignation
of
S.
J..
Hungerford
as
president
of
the
Canadian
National
system,
Including
Canadian
National
i
West
Indies
Steamships
Limited,!
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
Limited
and
other
subsidi-i
Delicious
Nourishing
QUAKER
PUFFED
WHEAT
and
QUAKER
PUFFED
RICE
THE
ORIGINAL
"N
r
CEREAL
I
Letter
Box
APPEALS
FOR
HOUSES
Editor,
Dally
News:
There
Is
a
possibility
that
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
will
be
leaving
this
area
In
the
near
future
and.
presumably
such
a
departure
would,
result
in
the
vacating
of
many
houses
and
apartments
which
are
at
present
being
refied
by
the
wives
of
many
of
the
men
In
this
unit
""
4
the
Canadian
National
Railways',.
us-
and
apartments
in
this
city
and
the
situation
Is
likely
rto
remain
acute
as
long
as
the
war
lasts.
As
Auxiliary
Services
Officer
In
this
area
it
has
fallen
to
me
to
do
You
can
win
your
family
praise
every
time
when
you
serve
Quajicx
Puffed
Wheat
and
Quaker
Puffed
kite.
You
will
find
these
two
tempting
cereal
ace
"tops"
with
your
children
and
with
grown-ups,
too,
because
they,
are
so
much
to
tat
and
so
good
for
them.
Each
full
ripened
grain
of
wheat
and
rice
is
actually,
"shot-from-guns.".
Thus
unlocking
the
tiny
food
cells
.
.
.
making
it
easier
to
get
food
energy
more
quickly.
Treat
your
family
to
delicious,
nourishing
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
and
Quaker
Puff
J
Rice
tomorrow
morning...
lh're
extra
delicious
with
fruit
.
.
.
get
several
packages
of
each
at
your
grocer's
today
I
me
know
either
by
phone
or
in
writing
I
should
be
very
grateful.
It
Is
essential
that
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
should
co-operate
in
this
way
if
at
all
possible
so
that
no
time
be
lost
in
securing
this
assistance
for
the
men
in
uniform
who
will
no
doubt
be
replacing
the
H,M.R.'s
when
they
go.
It
Is
encouraging
to
feel
that
one
can
count
upon
the
support
of
your
paper
at
all
times
when
matters
slst
me
in
performing
a
definitely
service
by
making
them
available.
heeded
war-time
service
In
this
con
nection.
I
If
the
owners
of
houses,
apartments
or
rooms,
furnished
or
un-!
furnished,
who
are
expecting
to
;
have
any
one
of
those
facilities
va-
j
cant
as
a
result
of
the
possible
de-1
parture
ol.
the
Rocky
Mountain
i
Rangers
from
this
area,
would
let
R
C.
II
DURNFORD,
Honorary
Captain,
Area
Chaulalu,
Prime
Rupert.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
July
21,
1916
At
a
meUng
of
the
school
board
Miss
Jpsephlne
Eason,
who
has
been
engaged
as
a
substitute
for
the
past
six
months,
was
engaged
permanently
as
a
teacher,
and
Miss
Genevieve
Macdonald,
of
this
city,
was
appointed
on
probation,
in
succes-
slon
Moore
and
Mr.
Ander
mnrprnina
fh
ifn
f
t,nn.
.
this
town
are
under
consideration.
!
T
reSp'Ctl,!f'y
?hQ
haVe
rnet
It
would
appear
to
me
that
those!"
enT'
what
i
can
in
the
way
of
flndlnglwho
have
facilities
for
housing
the1"'
SeieTSUS?'?
rooms
furnished
or
unfournished
;Wiyes
of
men
in
uniform
who
from
A.
was
appointed
mathematical
and!
fox
the
wives
of
the
men
stationed
I
time
to
time
are
stationed
in
this
science
master
in
the
High
School.
in
mis
area
and
I
am
hoping
that
in
city
should
feel
It
their
opportunity
j
publishing
this
letter
you
will
as-
.for
doing
a
piece
of
real
war-Umc
I
Advertise
in
the
Daiiv
km
llIWlBI.1ffijlllJdtlil(frf
Get
your
paddle
arm
back
in
lis
old
Lublca,e
rioh,
'
P-m.
.umrr
U;
....
...
..
.
I
-
""ntlv,
'
I
'
putt-putr
as
little
as
possible.
That's
uJ'p.
one
easy
way
to
support
your
5050
Fr
p
Pt
pC
crk
I
Pledge
to
share
gasoline
with
our
Fighting
T?"
ofc.,0";;
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Forces.
Thcv
il.
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therefore,
ypur,
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ue
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Leather
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Coin
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uecn
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29
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Reservations
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Third
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