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TWO
TH1
tJAILT
rTEWi
Tuesd
a.
LADIES
CREPE
SOLE
SPORT
;jHtion5
For
Dog?
SHOES
In
white,
beige
and
multi-color
with
wedge
and
spring
heels
Runners
for
the
whole
family
lowest
possible
.prices
Penman's
Hosiery
In
all
their
latest
spring
shades,
just
arrived
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Hpme
of
Good
Shoes
Buy
War
Savings
Certificates
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DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ol
Circulations
MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
Canadian
Pttta
is
eicluilTly
entitled
to
uae
Tor
republication
ol
all
newt
tojtee
mated
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
Frees
In
thla
paper
and
also
tne
local
'
xewi
published
therein."
.AU.iljthta.trt.
republication
of
special
deetxUches
therein
are
also
reserved
DAILY
.EDITION
Tuesday,
May
13,
1041.
EDITORIAL
Many
Guesses
-
-
-
Many
good
,gueg$es
are
.being
made
as
to
what
was
the
object
of
the
.flight
to
Scotland
of
Jtydolf
Hess,
right
:nana
iinan
ot
Adolf
hitler.
Judging
by
what
one
hears
and
reads,
,
everyone
has
;had
aguess.
By
the
time
this
is
published
possibly
Hess
may
Have
delivered
his
message
hut,
even
if
he,
does,
we
shall
continue
to
guess
as
to
what
is
behind
it
all.
One
important
.question
is,
as
to
whether'
A
special
ration
of
twentv
nounds
of
do?
hisnnita
monthly
for
Alsatian
dogs
provided
.(he
rnale
parent
was
German
.has
been
ordered
;by
the
German
outhorities.
We
:are
Wfipdering
if
any
special
bonus
will
be
placed
on
German
cut
worms.
To
Sing
-
-
-
Empire
At
War
UNITED
IS
EFFORT
TO
MAKE
ARMS
Antipodes'
Effort
Australia's
arms
industry
N.0
'WAR
?BU.T
WAR
TA?ES
BUENOS
AIRES,
May
13:
(CP)
There's
no
war
in
Argentine
-but
to
meet
economic
emergency
caus-
Qomplajnt
is
.being
tmade
in
Belgium
that
children
in
edby
the
European
war
the
Argen-
CArYlfl
r
tlts
ntVinnln
n
I
L
I.i.
1
j
i
1
i
tint,
rrnvapn
M
AM
1
puiiic
ui
me
ociiuuia
uiB
lueuii;
lautnil
10
Sintr
to
tne
tune
"mumn
announces
of
Frere
Jacques":
a
song
which
translated
:is:
"The
English,
the
English
will
win,
will-win
the
war"
"
"
Jt
seemslevideint,thatthe.effort
to.
crush
.free
Belgium
is
not
being
entirely
successful.
jjRecial
excess
profits
"war"
tax.
15-FOOT
JIAY
Ilay
Is
made
ln
northern
sections
of
the
Ru.'
ian
Ukraine
from
grasses
which
grow
ten
to
15
feet
high.
nagiu
xycain
ji
UClIdlUI
-
-
-
Us
the
sltheme
colkt
or
immsii
Tl
.
.
,
.
,
,
,
.
I.
COI.f.MIII.
IN
rnOHATE
it
was
a
tragic
end
to
a
man
who
had
igvyen
much
of
In
n,e
Matter
of
"."ministration
his
life
to
the
service
of
his
country,
.that
occurred
at
the
yeek
end
MEhe
passing
of
Senajpr
Taylor,
publisher
(0
SnZ&
V.,M
...
v,,ov
.yyiuiuwau,
wuuiu.Jiavcpeen
an
am-.
take
notice
Kt
"y"ord-
of'iiu
,pqrtant
.went
at
.any
;time
but,
when
;it
happens
under
5fe
&t?Su?u
8pqh
tragic,
QKcumgtancesas
those
published
yesterday,
it1
Administrator
of
lhe
estate
orCniries
become
.tweedy.
fl!he
$Qnatpr
was
well
ftpown
in
the,
W.&Stff'jS1
soutn-anq
at.uttawa.
iHe
was
iinclose
touch
with
all
the
8X9
hCTeby
rculred
furnish
some,
farming
interests
of
the
southern
rrminlnrul
nf
.RvificiSM?;
JEHftK,;
W,c!i.?r5Sf
Columbia,
more
oarticu
arlv.of
those
mitsldp
ih
mUr
ni!?81?
.eMed.
to
u
w
re-
Vancouver.
He
was
ajconseryalilye
.Qf
the
old
school
and
his
passing
is
another,
milestone
ih-.the
-.passing
of
a
historic
party
with
a
historic
ideology
that
is
rapidly
qulrrd
to
pay
.the
arnount
ol
tjjelr
ln
a-oveanens
no
me
foruvwtui.
Dated
the
30th
ilay
of
April,
A.
D.
1941.
HERBERT
P.
OLASSEY
Ortlolal
Administrator.
Atlln,
BO.
SERVICES
;
KEPT
UP
Survey
Finds
.Drainage
And
Water
Systems
Of
.Bombed
Cities
Carrying
On
Well
!
NEW
YORK.
May
13:
(CP)
The
manner
in
whl.h
Britain
keeps
Dominions
and
.India
.Making
,Yital
her
public
services
in
order
dur-Contrlbuion
to
War
Equipment
jng
the
air
war
and
some
of
.ittii
'
lessons
learned
frcm
sujh
affivisj
By
HAROLD
FAIR
are
deiailid
in
a
publication
nojvi
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
made
available
by
the
national!
LONDON,
May
13:
(CP)
Drums
lechnolcjical
Civil
Protection
of
war
calling
the
Empire
to
arms
Committee.
(produced
a.
response
even
more
far-
The
ccmmH
fee's
report
S'baed
reaching
than
pp
c?i
ervy,
:ons
ynadc
in
London
the
steady
How
of
men.
The
call
generated
in
the
Domln
ions
and
Indu
a
tremendou?
drive
to
arm
those
men.
It
accelerated
the
industrial
i
?
a-tion
of
far-flung
lands.
The
drive
has
become
more
HAROLD
PAIR
by
its
agents,
ajl
pr
whom
an-1anpn.yifpQus.
,Tfie
report
was
.nacb
public
toy
Waiter
D.
Binger
of
New
York,
oo-njnlttee
chairman.
lit
shows
dejpits
the
extreme
vulnerability
of
London's
drair-age
system
and
extensive
dtmaee
it
has
suffered
there
has
been
no
fltodipg
of
tfie
streets
and
ithsr'-fore
no
appreciable
menace
ta
health
from
that
direction.
So
far,
the
report
says,
the
city's
great
water
upply
system
Jus
been
successfully
Droteed
asa'nst
con-
empire-wide
than
in
the
First
Great
.
tamlnaUon,
although
fear
exists
wnr
when.
Pxcent
for
Canada's
su-
In
some
quarters
that
sabateurs
lpreme
effort,
the
other
Dominions
may
seek
to
dump
typhoid
bac-
had
to
depend
on
Britain
ior
tne
major
share
of
their
equipment.
Water
In
Emergencies
Now,
however.
Industrlally-expand-
The
report
eaid
that
abwt
half
ed
Canada,
Australia,
South
Africa
London's
water
supply
Is
gravity
and
India
help
Britain
givethe
Em-
fed.
the
rest
pumped.
When
air
pire
forces
the
tools
for
victory.
-we
unnnn
rkPr7n
times
the
carrying
500
gallon.
m
a
sectton
on
sanitation
the
number
in
the
last
war-and
they
turn
out
a
flood
of
supplies
rang-
PtrapnleJ
one,
"here
a
bomb
shattered
a
viaduct
ing
from
airplanes
to
heavy
tanks,
five
sewers
handling
180..
To
Tiger
moth
training
planes,
one
Wirraway
and
one
single-wasp
'0(ga"onsfl
a
df
a"thor
tleS
"
1x10
th
river
engine
roll
off
assembly
lines
daily.
J1",
whVh
the
towns
water
si.
p-Beaufort
The
first
Australian-made
Bristol
'obtained,
birt
downstream
bomber
has
just
complet-
,
.
.
.
.
from
the
water
Intakes.
The
re-
pSS
W.
oleasanr
New
Zealand,
always
a
food
source,
responded
to
war's
de-
J
"SSJSJS'
TSeE
"re
repeated
If
neces-
mands
by
making
Bren
gun
carriers,
trench
mortars,
bombs,
steel
hel-mets
and
minesweepers.
Authorl-'
ties
expect
the
Dominion's
small
arms
rmtnnt
to
hp
donhled
SOOn.1
New
Zealand
makes
the
airframes'
for
Tiger
Moths
but
Imports
engines,
tires
and
instruments.
Industry
at
Cape
South
Africa's
Industrial
spurt
came
when
France
collapsed
and
all
Britain's
supplies
were
needed
at
home.
The
Union
still
must
import
,the
move
was
a
purely
personal
.move
on
the
part
of
Hess
equipment
necessary
m
modem'
ur
was
ii
an
a
concocted
scneme
to
try
to
lntluenee
the
war.
British
in
some
direction
favprable
to
:Hitler.
One
guess'
production
record
is
regard-is
about
as
good
as
an
other.
"
ied
M
Particulariy
impressive
m.that
country
with
a
white
population
of
i
.
only
2.000,000
of
whom
,120,000
are
l
lannuiff
rp
Jo
"
Give
''
-
-
-
lln
the
armed
forces,
south
Amca
O
produces
more
than
enough
amu-
The
wonderful
month
of
June
is
to
be
celebrated
this
nltion
for
her
own-
forces,
trench
vear
hv
n
ramnnlm
tn
raica
mnnmr
htUV.
,v.;nV.
f
rnfni-
mortars
and
howitzers.
t"--
J
yv.
iuiuv,
111UHW
VH11V.I1
m
UCiCcli-l
w
.tiii
.-
t,
.
i
Mm
-
I
niuer.
it
is
to
De
,an
ettort
to
transfer
money
from
the
savings-banks
to
the
Dominion
government
direct.
If
anythinp:
hamoened
to
the
trovernment.
such
as
i1p-!
Amerlwn
timsm
small
arms
and
airnlanes
but
makes
FOR
SALE
29
Essex
Coach.
Phonal
fclent
valves
for
wartime,
it
add-
water
furnace.
Apply
R.
timer,
2nd
Ave.
E.
Mor
an
FOR
SALE
Wash
basin,
two
English
dinner
sets.
Remington
typeT
writers,
radios
$9.95;
$150
dia
HOUSE
centrally
Jocated
or
near
l)ry
Dock.
$800.00
cash.
Box
100,
Dally
News.
(113)
FOR
SALE-r60
,h.p.
with
two
drums
jp
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT.
1
EXAMINATIONS
announced
for
Clerks.
Grades
1,
1A,
and
2,
,and
Census
Clerlj'.
Open
to
men
and
I
women
18
ahd
over.
Shorthand
and
typing
not
required.
Appll-I
.cations
to
reach
Ottawa
by
May
22.
Several
hundred
appointments
to
be
made.
Our
advice
has
helped
hundreds
get
Jobs
as
Clerks.
Postmen,
Stenos.,
etc.
.Informal
tion
and
Booklet
free.
M.
C.
C.
Schools-
Ltd.,
Wlnnlpegldest
in
canadac
ftf)i
WANTED
WANTED
Porter,
Central
Hotel.
(114)
WANTED-rClerk
for
Premier
,Fpod
Store.
Apply
J.
.KMas,
.Qomrno-.dore
Cafe.
(tf)
WANTED
Furnished
or
partly
lurnisned
apartment
or
house.
Apply
Box
102,
Dally
Nevji.
(113)
LOYAL
FRENCH-CANADIAN
FAMILY
lhe
picture
is
that
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
J
U
Gauthier
of
St.
Lambert,
Quebec
uuo
a
French-Canadian
family.
Four
of
the
sons
arc
already
in
the
service
of
their
cou:.
Gauthler
is
most
anxious
to
enlist
himself
tn
nny
capacity.
lound
garbage
collection
luncuon-mg
wtu
and
yielding
a
tremenaoas
souice
of
weaitn
ui
savage
ot
iuabe
articles
and
mawiiais,
ln-ciudjxg
pig
feed.
In
the
Uri.
yeai
or
the
war,
they
roLsrLid.
sarDage
raid
damage
occurs
to
mains
the
salvage
yielded
niuguily
$10,OJO,OJO,
affected
dlstrl-j
are
valved
of'iencuan,
Uiey
e.n.i.i
to
buv
em.
and
served
by
tank
wagons
each
li.coa,
25-ton
tanks,
2JW0.Q0O
shells
and
10
ships
of
5,000
gros
tons
each.
One
thing
the
Americans
found
worrying
health
authorities
was
the
effect
of
morale
of
dwelling
In
Funny
Money
In
Early
Canada
Playing
Cards
Did
Service
as
Currency
Between
1C85
and
I'M
OTTAWA,
May
13:
(CP)r-rCan-ada's
first
venture
in
producing
her
nuin
i
i
rron
rr
-ie
a1c-
tVtA
first
tiCA
deep
shelters.
Some
sensitive
per-
I
I
Tv,
77
i
them
dread
even
c;am.
?v
nor-
,0ustave
QrJ
j
,
mal
exposure
on
the
surface.
e
of
u
afe
to
spcn
,
Jass
ThP
rZrtu
Jf
vnS
r
ses
of
the-Natlonal
Archives
here
tuLZTT
,
said
Kir.
Larictotexhlbitlng
the
or-bulldings
that
the
most
vulnerable
..
JLJ
were
those
wtth
Isaa.b-aring
i
M'6
""'"
,"uu
investigators
s9rved
115
money
ln
Canada
om
walu
lhey
coUaMed
more
easllv
1685
and
The
cards
W
o
than
wooden
tram
k
buildings.
imi
.
'
.
,u
.u
tv.-4i
i.
.
the
same
size
as
.those
used
for
they
concluded
was
the
best
de-
$ridge
b,U
?ey
?'rcBul"d
Jran
and
Pa
"ted-
and
d
fence
against
explasives
,
e,,
ti
Paris
was
written
on
the
front
companies
had
pooled
their
re-
of
each
face
card.
The
face
cards
sources
and
habitually
loaned
each
i
J
7
u
t
V
if
.J
T
other
suppiies
and
ralr
crews
in
t
MS?
'
"US1
or
assembles
most
of
the
other
I
Black
965.
U14)
;ed.
However,
taking
the
speilflo
....',!
T
India
Innin
nrnv
provides
...
ripc
ahnnt
about
,
.
90
per
cent
of
her
war
requirements
and
has
exported
supplies
to
Kenya.
Uganda
and
the
Middle
East.
Rifles,
ma
feat
by
the
Nazis.
'monev
.in
the
savings
banks
would
hpiCfllne-guns,
small-arms
ammunl
confiscated.
The
present
owners
would
never
see
anvrlon'
"af?ket!
atnd
uniforms
Pur
rate
of
interest
is
secured
and
the
Hitlerite
bandits
are.
daily
for
exoort
to
Britain
,peng
Stopped
,n
their
murderous
course.
To
corordinate
the
work
of
these
What
we
.are
.suggesting
,is
that
this
is
a
good
time
to
"arsena1
of
Empire-
Lord
Liniith-make
our
plansior
purchasing
as
many
as
possible
of
the
low;
thevjcery.
prganized
the
bonds.
More
particulars
,vill,be
given
fn
afew
iaya
SLT&X
ensure
that
all
the
Empire
coun
tries
ln
the
eastern
hemlsDhere
should
be
as
self-supporting
as
possible;
This
involved
a
system
of!
exchange
to
ensure
that
whatever!
supplies
one
country
lacked
could'
be
furnished
by
another
grpup'
member.
icase
of
damage.
Th?
cltv
wu...i1,
.v:JH,.
found
Its
gas
system
lacked
suf-
,L
f
,
W
,lm7
day.
February
8,
It
declared
only
vtt
.(suit
ui
wic
Miuvir,
ijutxu
Cut
n
four,
each
piece
was
given
FOR
SALE-No.
,415
5th
Ave.
East,j80
ga.s
subscrlbers
ln
lhe
who).
a
specific
vajue
hy
Jacques
de
Meul-Eight-room
house,
two
lots.
Hot
London
were
without
fuel
,es'
Intepdant
pf
Justice,
police
and;
finance
in
Canada.
The
large
cards
served
for
larger
sums
and
a
1
OPPOSES
PKISONEU
LAP.OIt
aw
was
passed
that
these
cards
MELBOURNE,
May
13:
(CP)-
were
10
Circulate
apd
be
accepted.
State
Labor
Leader
Cain
of
Victoria
by
a11
,n
Ileu
ot
French
money,
vand
mond
ring,.
reasonable
offer
ac-
!
T
"'5,"4'
pnsiinera
u.u
uc
,CUCCII1iU
iur
goia
watches
at
haU
price.
B.
C.
Fur-
,
AuVa,la
cIean
crown
,ands
from
the
Jntendant
when
the
sup-1
nlture
Store.
Phone
Black
324.
'f"
501?"
set"eTm.ent
on
the
8r0und
M
ot
moy
from
the
King
b
reach.
'
(lf)
it
would
be
a
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ppen
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garden
back
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all
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in.
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,
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212
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Green
416
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