jviday.
January
24,
1941.
convener,
a
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Just
8ay-"Threc
Two
please."
jUst
ay-rhree
Two
please."
jack
Wrathall
to
leavlrtg
on
this
Mrs.
C.
V.
Sutherland
sailed
last
train
for
a
week's
vlilt
to
evening
night
on
(the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
Terrace.
...
'
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
Kellett
sailed
Miss
Lena
MacDonald
was
a
pas-last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
senger
aboard
(the
Prince
Rupert
trip
of
two
or
three
weeks
a
vacation
last
night
going
through
from
to
Vancouver.
Stewart
to
Vancouver
enroute
to
'
"i,
r
Saskatoon.
j.
c.
Wilson,
auditor
Jpr.i
Cana-
dlan
National
Railways
from
Win-
Mrs.
C.
C.
Jacklln,
wife
of
Ber-nipeg,
after
having
vlslttd
the
local
geant
Jacklln
of
the
Drovlndai
r,n.
dry
dock
on
official
duties,
sailed
lice
ls
making
definite
progress
to-last
night
on
the
Prlhcj
Rupert
for
ward
recovery
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Vancouver.
Anglican
W.A.
Tea
And
Sale
Successful
Affair
Yesterday
Afler
noon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Robert
Ilartlett
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Mrs.
C.
V.
Etltt,
Miss
R.
M.
Davlei
O.B.E.
and
Mrs.
George
M.
Cripps
poured.
Serviteurs
uenerai
Hospital
where
she
his
been
serloasly
111.
J.
H.
Scott
of
San
Francisco,
managing
director
of
the
Riverside
mine,
and
Mrs.
Scott,
after
a
visit
at
Stewart,
were
passengers
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
re
turning
south.
Mrs.
a.
w.
Cripps
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Wed
nesday
from
Vancouver
where
she
had
been
called
recently
on
ac-
The
home
of
Mrs.
Robert
Bart-
C"111"
the
death
of
her
father
lett,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
wa.r
the
in-law,
Thomas
H.
Cripps
scene
yesterday
afternoon
of
a
delightful
tea
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral.
Many
ladles
called
during
the
afternoon
to
lend
their
patronage
and
the
affair
was
quite
uc-
cessfuL
i
The
rooms
were
tastefully
decor-'
ated
with
daffodils
and
pussy
willows
and
the
guests
were
received
by
the
hostess
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
Mead-on-s,
president
of
the
Woman's
Aux
iliary.
Chest
Colds
Ti
Relieve
Misery
Rub
on
Genuine
VlCKS
VAPORUB
Fred
M,
Wells,
well
known
northern
mining
man,
who
has
been
pending
some
time
at
the
Dar-
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew
was
general
Z
'
.
.
having
arrived
from
there
on
Tues
day
night's
tram,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
John
Mrs.
O.
P.
Tinker.
Mis,
Nor-
m,n,
t
has
an
een
Gibson
Miss
Daphne
Holtby,
,nvltatlon
to
show
m
mating
.Mrs.
W
J.
Greet
-and
Mrs.
V7.
II.
set
movln
,cturcs
d
lctl
Smeeton
Mrs.
Charles
Ellison
act-
ln
Northern
Bmlsh
ed
"
cashler-
bla
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
The
home
table
In
cooking
was
ot
lne
prtnc;
Rnpert
0yro
aub
cairge
01
iwro.
j.
11.
noraan
unu
Mrs.
Fred
McLcod.
OLD
MARKS
GAMK
LONDON,
January
24
(CP)
-German
troops
In
occupied
terri
lories
liavf
horn
nrofltablv
cheat
next
week.
A.
W.
Newman,
former
local
ag
ent
for
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
and
now
agent
with
headquarters
at
Vancouver,
ls
arriving
ln
the
city
on
the
Venture
tonight
from
Hhe
south
and
will
spend
the
week-
lng
the
natives.
They
are
using
ena
"ere.
proceeatng
sunaay
nigtu
old
marks"
for
currency.
The
pre-
on
the
Cardena
to
make
the
round
sent
mark
is
worth
"1,000.000,000,-
trip
to
Stewart
ad
thence
back
to
rate
Vancouver
on
Tuesday.
He
ls
on
000,000
of
the
old.
The
new
was
stabilized
ln
1923.
company
business.
"EVERYBODY'S
WARM
FRIEND"
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Sole
Distributors
McLcod
River
Hard
Coal
F.DSON,
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON,
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Office
and
Coal
Bunkers
Trailer's
Dock
Phone
58
We
bought
three
brand
new
heaters
n
Just
so
you
wouldn't
freeze
We
bought
three
cars
to
put
them
in
They
answer
'THREE-TWO
PLEASE'
The
cars
are
painted
in
two-tone
blue
Their
beauty
is
equalled
in
ease
If
you
want
safety
with
comfort
Call
us
at
'THREE-TWO
PLEASE'
RUPERT'S
LARGEST
TAXI
SERVICE
CANADIAN
flAT10NAl
RAILWAYS
Train,
leave
PRINCE
ItUPEUT
for
the
KAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
G
p.m.
Alr-Conditloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steamer
leave,
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Thursday,
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
Rirer
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARE,
to
VANTOUVEK
g
!
RE
Feb.
28th,
mi.
1940
to
QOP
A
A
Tickets
on
tale
Nov.
1st,
gOOUU
Final
return
limit
March
31st,
1941
For
Full
Information
and
R"TtL"'tAC'
5S8
3rd
Aven.e
nM
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
trarisCanada
Air
Lines
Agents
for
The
drawings
for
a
raffle
con-j
ducted
by
the
Varden
Singers
took
place
this
Wednesday
with
results
WANTED
WANTED
Driver
for
milk
wagon.
Valentin
Dairy.
22)
WANTED
Girl
for
general
housework.
Supply
references
if
possible.
For
Information
apply
Box
63,
Dally
News.
(20)
Announcements
All
advertisements
ln
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
tword.
SON.
basket
social,
January
24,
ladies
with
baskets
free.
tj,i
tvmauet
and
dance
Janu
.
m
.
-
Tin
l
li
'
.11
1
II
k
r"
I
ary
2,
mwsc
75c,
dance
oniy,
duc.
ocmi
tra.
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance
Armories,
January
31.
Masonic
Telephone
Bridge,
Feb
ruary
4.
Orange
tea,
Mrs.
Krikevsky's
February
5.
Catholic
tea.
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore's
February
6.
Hospital
Annual'
Hall,
February
7.
unTit
tea.
Mrs.
S.
Haugan's
February
12.
Proceeds
War
Relief.
Presbyterian
tea,
Mrs.
-
George
Mitchell's
February
13.
Basketball
Association
Valentine
Party
February
14.
'7712
DATt"?
NS'A'S
PAOiBT
THE
POLES,
TOO,
TOOK
PART
IN
ITALIAN
DEFB
as
fallows:
According
to
Major
T.
W.
Suther-
First
prize,
donated
by
Imperial
I
iand.
medical
officer
ln
control
of
Oil
Co.,
won
by
Laura
Schjesvold.
the
local
garrison
area,
there
are
NO.
475.
Iran
nf1ps
Thpr
is
t.hf
rnrte
of
Second
Prize,
donated
by
Johnihonor
as
between
man
and
m2n
Cbusen,
won
by
"Love
Birds,"
No.land
a
ny
different
code
as
be
316
Third
Prize,
donated
by
Ideal
Cleaners,
won
by
"Flnffy,"
212
Eighth
Avenue
East,
No.
6.
Fourth
Prize,
donated
by
Hans
Knutserj,
No.
314.
Fifth
Prize,
donated
by
De
Jong's
Cash
and
Carry,
won
by
Henry
Duth,
No.
260.
FOR
KEN1
FOR
RENT
Large
furnished
office
including
heat
and
light.
Dally
News.
tf.
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board.
Suitable
for
one
or
two
men.
Phone
Black
523.
22)
tween
one
organization
and
another.
In
industrial,
social
and
political
life
there
is
a
looseness
ot
conduct
which
would
not
be
tolerated
be
tween
man
and
man.
It
ls
a
lower
code.
In
political
life,
for
Instance.
people
blackguard
each
other,
irrespective
of
what
ls
right
or
flr.
They
accuse
each
other
of
all
kinds
of
sins
and
act
in
such
a
manner
as
smacks
of
Hitlerism
against
which
the
present
war
ls
being
fought.
There
Is
today
a
code
of
In.
dividual
conductbut
the
group
con
duct
of
the
nation"
ls
greatly
in
need
of
civilization.
Major
Sutherland
was
addressing
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
club
at
its
luncheon
yesterday,
with
Dr.
Neal
Carter
presiding.
Other
guests
included
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
Thomas
Anderson,
Frank
Dockrlll
of
Telk-wa
and
several
military
men.
The
speaker
went
on
to
tell
of
the
conflict
constantly
going
on
between
the
two
natures
of
man.
Man
had
passions,
appetites
and
tendencies
which
had
led
some
people
to
say
that
they
were
not
free
agents
hut
controlled
bv
environment,
bv
tendencies
and
appetites.
However.
centuries
of
expression
showed
that
these
appetites
and
tendencies
had,
overcome
those
of
the
lower
nature.
Man
tended
to
become
very
large-!
ly
what
he
thought
he
was.
If
he!
thought
he
was
Just
an
intelligent'
animal
in.
which
might
was
right,
and
force
was
his
only
code,
he
developed
Into
a
Hitler.
In
Europe
and!
Asia
today
millions
of
people
held,
this
phllosopy
of
life.
The
other
school
of
thought
..was.,
that'
In
which
the
oualltles
of
patience,
per-.
severtrice',
toll)
good-will
were
the,
ruling
Ideas.
They
.believed
thatj
man
was
essentially
a
nving,
spu-ltual
and
moral
being
an
Intellectual
and
spiritual
being.
Canadians
were
today
fighting
for
liberty
to
thlnie
and
act
in
accordance
with
that
theory.
God
and
the
Beast
One
writer
had
said
that
in
every
man
God
and
the
beast
were
chain
ed
together.
There
were
lathe
S3me
man
qualities
that
were
purely
ani
mal
and
also
qualities
that
were
In-
Jtellectual
and
spiritual.
Hitler
and
the
group
he
represented
thought,
that
the
intellectual
and
spiritual!
tendencies
were
a
sign
of
weakness.
Turning
to
the
Biblefor
an
example.
Dr.
Sutherland
mentioned
that
Paul
said,
when
he
would
do
Ball,
Moose
good,
evil
was
always
present
with
him.
The
struggle
always
contin
ued.
It
was
this
struggle
that
de
veloped
character.
to
look
after
himself
and
his
family.
It
was
only
when
this
selfishness
developed
into
gr?ed
that
It
became
evil.
Comparing
the
human
struggle
with
that
of
the
earth,
the
speaker
T
nihernn
Valentine
tea.
Metro-.
said
that
the
earth
rotated
at
the
pole
Hall,
February
14.
rate
of
approximately
66,000
miles
...
an
hour
at
its
surface.
This
would
rnmhrai
Valentine
Tea.
Legion
tend
to
throw
off
the
material
of
j
AT
Hall
February
15.
which
It
was
composed
out
was
una.
Polish
cavalry,
co-operating
with
the
British
forces
In
western
Egypt,
shown
riding
to
ther
positions
with
the
British
troops
that
attacked
the
Italians.
Together
with
the
Australians,
the
Polish
soldier,
now
without
a
country,
drove
the
Italians
from
Bardla
at
the
end
of
the
20-day
siege
that
re-
suited
in
the
capture
of
30,000
or
Duce's
troops
.
Varden
Singers
Raffle
Drawing
Winners
of
Decided
on
i
Number
of
Prizes
Wednesday
Night
ONE
CODE
DESIRABLE
Medical
Officer
.
for.
Area
Gives
Thoucht-Provokinj
Address
to
Rotary
Club
Members
1
without
the
other
and
they
,
were
nicely
balanced.
1
In
man
the
animal
forpes
should
balance
those
which
made
for
justice,
fair
play,
mercy.
A
proper
balance
of
the
two
forces
made
for
harmony.
Faculty
group
behavior
was
the
cause
of
much
of
the
dif
fkultv
Tfch
tdvcrtricmcnt
ii
not
puMiirWrf
or
(fiipfiytJ
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CLUB
LICENCE
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ls
herttoy
given
that
on
th
10uh
day
ot
February
191
next,
the
Selfishness
will
understoied
REX
BOWLINO
CLOD
l,U1'1;
iT
,Z
TfViniTfl
,
.
LIMITED
intends
to
WTPly
to
tlx
Llq-important
It
to
i
life.
helped
pre-
In
f
Ccntrol
bo
tx
a
aub
Licence
in
servo
nersonallty,
helped
a
person
rapect
of
pmjhmss
siwuwe
on
me
NonLh-westerly
portion
oX
the
Third
nonr
of
the
Besmr
Block
at
the
cot-
nr
nt
TJitrd
Avenue
ana
Tniro
sireei.
upon
lands
described
as
LoU
23
and
!4,
Block
20,
Section
i,
May
mm
m
tuwj
iii-j
at
Prince
Rupert,
Prince
Rupert
Lana
Rvitra.tlon
District
in
tne
mmnce
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle,
each
number
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
Oil
the
prwnlees
a
reasonable
qnantHy
tI
Urn
mr
for
personal
consumption
on
the
premlees.
ta
accordance
with
the
pro-
vwinm
or
tne
'
uomranrai
uiiuui
iwv
and
U
Reifulatlons
promulgated
there
I
held
in
place
by
anomer
lorce,
inai
nEX
hqwuno
club
limited...
Masonic
Ball,
Friday,
February
21.
or
gravity,
one
wouia
De
impossioie
y
rriai.
AID
FOR
BRITAIN
United
States
Doctor
Gives
Impressions
of
Attitude
to
That
.Country
and
Hopes
Britain
Can
Hold
Out
D.
C.
McRae
has
received
a
let
ter
from
Dr.
Walter
R.
Johnson.
,hln
'
fear
ls
that
the
Germans
are
booking
up
an
overwhelming
attack.
If
such
an
attack
can
be
loosed
on
England
within
the
next
six
months,
Britain
may
be
knocked
sut
long
before
we
can
give
ecla-quate
aid.
It
seems
to
me
that
what
this
country
needs
more
than
i
anything
else
right
how
Is
a
big
dose
of
realism
together
with
an
industrial
czar
who
his
unlimited
powers
regulating
.he
procurement
of
raw
materials
and
-the
behavior
of
the
labor
unions.
We
are
in
this
lte
aaiu
uc
uuu
uctu
im.u
c.tuui-
much
tQ0
aged
over
the
evidence
of
rational
co-operation
between
the
United
States
government
and
Canadian.
Too
many
politicians
were
unable
to
see
beyond
the
horlzonsbf
their
to
our
ears
but,
unlestf
we
Ashevllle
North
Carolina
in
which
f'arwe
act
proniptlyi
x
may
PRISON
FOR
POLICEMAN
1
Any
Old
Radio
.
.
.
Works
Very
Much
Better
When
Thoroughly
Checked
and
Rcconditioned
in
a
Modern
Service
Department
The
cost
is
lower
than
ever
before
because
R.C.A:
Victor
Latest
Type
be
LONDON,
January
24
CP)-3e-
own
states
and
this
played
havoc
cause
he
refused
to
go
on
patrol,
with
all
efforts
to
correlate
manu-
saying
gunfire
was
too
heavy,
a
facturing
for
defence
needs.
31-year-old
London
tfar
reserve
He
continues:
"My
prayer
ls
constable
was
sentenced
to
two
that
Britain
can
hold
out
until
we
mon'.hs'
Imprisonment.
.
,
;
nave
finally
bludered
into
adequate
'
f
production.
It
seems
to
me
that!
WIDOWS
MITE
.1
the
overwhelming
sentiment
of
the1
iwas
dangerous
and
might
become
within
the
next
six
months.
My
big,
disastrous.
There
should
be
but
one
code
of
conduct.
Young
people
usually
had
a
capacity
for
decent
and
abundant
living
and
by
setting
right
codes
of
conduct
men
could
hope
to
have
the
young
people
act
in
such
a
way
that
they
might
be
proud
of
them.
i
country
is
for
Immediate
and
far-
LEIGH.
England,
January
24
C
reaching
aid
to
the
British
Com-
p)a
wedding
'rlrlg
Was
the
eoji-monwealth.
We
have
many'
who
.fributlon
of
a
Lancashire
widow
of
sincerely
are
opposed
to
American
the
First
Great
War,
to
Lefeh's
participation
in
the
European
con-
Spitfire
Fund.
:
'
f
lict
but,
If
a
nation-wide
poll
were
-
'
;
to
be
taken
today.
I
am
sure
that
rjt
many
millions
would
vote
for
fan
i
mediate
declaration
of
war.
For
that
matter,
it
seems
to
me
that
we
are
Just'
as
much
at
war
now
as
was
Britain
a
year
ago.
I
shall
be
very
much
surprised
If
our
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