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TWO
'CAMPACS
4
The
finest
crepe
sole'
summer
shoes
on
the
market
hi'
little
gents,
boys
and
mens.
Priced
f
rom
51.50
TO$3.95
EDITORIAL
Hitler's
Idea
of
Peace
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shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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OP
THE
UWADIAS'
PHILUS,
Th
Ctawiua
frees
la
xeiuJTiy
tattWeil
to
um
tor
rpuMicaAii
ot
Ml
hi
fcST
atoto
the
Aacut!
ft.to
UU.
paper
d
Hao
t
AU
right,
of
rautto.ttorx
erf
opecUd
deeceichei
therein
we
iJso
rcoerred
DAILY
EDITION
adSfife
Monday",
April
21,
1941.
e
Replying
to
Colonel
Lindbergh's
suggestion
of
&
negotiated
peace,
Dr.
Otto
Strasser,
former
organizer
for..the
Nflzi
Pnrfv
in
TlorUri
folia
n
voncnf
nnmU
r.f
T
iUn,l,1
For
me
there
is
onlv
fhp
nhuKifnl
nnrl
njuVirlnminl
ovfoi.
'
Man
in
the
Moon
Oncp
mnro
It
.Mm
n
If
Iia
i
British
Navy
wffl
ibe
needed.
It
fci11
1
Ka
naACM
rtr
f
-k
ntAlr
nn
tha
!
British
army
haw.
In
Groe
and!
take
it
to
some
other
point
where
J
,mans
and
all
the
time
it
must
be,
(watching
that
Germans
do
not
get
acruss
10
iripou.
Well,
the
city
Males
eleaner
this'
'ihornlng
and
by
the
end
o
the
wctn
snuuiQ
oe
,aouoiy
ciean.
Out
with
the
rake
Out
with
the
shovel
Clean
up
the
mansion
Clean
up"
tlie'
hovel.
Dig
up
the
gafdeh
Plant
and
hoe
it
"
That
IS
the"
way
that
The
busy
men
do
It..
Sorry
that
verse
does
not
rhvme
but
it
is
like
some
other
faulty
I
things.
It
looks
all
right.
:
Once
upon
a
time
Victoria
had
a
cithen
who.
.
finding
himself
With
Htila
tnHnAnf
rtlanv
ft
tlma
mile.
'A
million
men
from
there
will
rise
And
give
Von
Hitler
a',
surprise,
And
thus
will
end
a
madman'
dream.
It's
not
so
strante
as-
It.
may
,
eem.
For
better
men
have
tried
this
game.
But
the
result
Is.
always
the
same.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
mination
of
the
enemy.
If
you
'leave
the-enemy:sd
much1
14?
as
the
hreath
nf
Hfp
Vip
will
rl
very
first
opportunity
when
you
are
in
difficulties,-he
will;
attack
you.
Man
is
a
beast
that
cannot
be
trained
but
to-'?
day
science
puts
at
ouf
dfsr)osal
the
means
to
destroy
a'
people
physically
and
psychologically
and
we
havb
the
if
technical
equipment
to
scaiter
whole
peoples
throughout'
the
world
and
thereby
disintegrate
them
Negotiated;
peace
is
one
of
the
lies
of
liberalism
and
history
has
proven
it
to
be
an
impossibility.
)
"We
don't
need
peace
in
Europe.
What
we
need
is
German
domination
overEurope.
That
is
the
tr.Ue
road
to
peace
!
There
must
be
drily-one
armed
nation
and
vie
are
J
that
nation.
Their
fhp
rithpr
npnnlpa
-
-
j.wwj.v
g
HUUUV
1
business
under
the
protection
of
the
German
svdrd
If
.
VOU
comnel
a
npnnlp
fnr
fiffv
vpnra
n
ofiVlr
nf
"
1
"
r-
t
-
r
"J
-j
-v.
u
,w
uk.vit
ait
iiuiuuic
iasKs
anu
remove
every
possiDiniy
and
every
memory
of
self-defense
and
the
use
of
4rms,
then
it
acquires
the
har
bits
and
the
watf
nf
thnnrrnr.
nf
n
elnvp,
P.nmoni
warrior
caste
of
Europe.
The.other;peoplegiiire
Eurofje's
worker
caste."
-
v:
I
Dr.
Strasser
is
now
in
Obiada
heading
a
free
German
movement.
.
.'y
:
Really
Busy
Place
-
-
-
,
,.
The
.cannery
managers
.arriving.
The
trolling
and
halibut
fishing
is
getting
into
full
Swing.
The
dry
dock
is
operating.
The
military
activities
all
tend
to
make;
Fnnce
Rupert
one
of
the'
busiest:
places
6n
the'
coastThii
,.v
Dunn;
jcupiD
win
nave
jjiuume
taxes
to
pay
a
pleasure
they
have
not
enjoyed
for
some
years
past.
1
Election
Tomorrow
-
-
-
Premier
Bracken's
union
government
in
Manitoba1
is
SUre
to
he
eiPftPd
tnmnifnW
Alnil,,
t,,,
t..
'utttuj
nicv
nave
aiAieun
t.
i
i
.
members
chosen
by
acclamation:
and
for
the
remaining
not
m
accord
the
government's
policy,
The
main
platform
of
the
government
is
successful
prosecution
of
the
war
and
the
adoption
of
the
gi'rois
report.
Manitoba
stands
to
gain
more
than
any.other5
province
from
legislation
based
on
the
report,
it
is
hatural
that
lit
should
be
favored
by
that
province,
Ptlrice
KoHrt
Tloronto;
J.
E.
Park,
Allford
Bay.
Royal
T.
Younsr.
Arrandale:
John
i.vo--
I
lin
which
to
do
iL
decided
tn
ask.'
thp
rttv
fn
liluit
him
M
l.
A
Jeouncl),
They
did
that
and
Alder-1
"
I
twin
lnlm
4
1
n
4
4
.
.
....
.
i
.
iuiuiu
uiu
jj.cny
gwu
wont
there.
Then,
flridins
himself
wlth-f
!out
a
seat
at'
the
.council
.
board,
he
took
to
writing
verse.
Here
'Is
one
nf
Vile
lot..!-
I
xr
iuuer
Knew
now
he
was
hated.
He
would
not
crow
or
be
elated.
TBI
TOUT
rTSWB
Monday
A;,,
COVERT
CASUAL
j
.
i
1
ine
eiasic
spring
coai.
juim
1
itiar
everywhere
with
every-
!
f
thing,
and
heycr
ilfe
of
its
simple
;J
lie
would
menare
to.meet
his
fafo
imn.i
iin.
Ko-mtifni
rnvt
-
F
W
1...V-9
ttllU
M-....
...
1
Tor
even
now
he
may
be
late.
cloth
material.
f
When
he
decides,
to
visit
.the
Isle
I
'
Which
we
all
love,
each.
inch,
each
V
n
j
"
,
j
CALL
HERE
ACCEPTED
I
;
3j
Rev.
Aleander
F.,:
MacSween
Coming
To
Prince
Rupert
Church
"f
From
Peace
River
"j
E.
A.
Payne.
EL
Hanrtipv
.T
r'
Announcement
was
made
at
ser
Saunders,
R.
R.
Simmons
and
A
vices
yesterday
In
First
Presby-
Mitchell,
cityi
Jaek
Balkln.
Hugh'terian
Church
here
that
'
Rev.
Russell,
William
Colouhoun
and
Alexander
F.
MacSween
of
Wan-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey.'
Vancouver;
D.
Main.
Sunnysiide:
F.
P.
Harvev.
one
reason
why
such
a
peace
would
be
impossible.
He
tells
JbL
and
EdS'
v0
J
i'an-
and
hL9
hlT
wlfo
ohd
ch,ld
child
exp
expect
of
a
conversation
he
once
had
with
Hitler
in
which
the!?SU?
vSStS
T
T!fta55,
ReV-
Dr-
Alexander
Es
Esler
Feiihrflr
sji
rl
h
tnnnn-Tif
iUa
n''A
T?u
nn-nA
v.l.
It
,Vn,t:
.v.
..
MiuHt,!"'
iv.
umipu
uttu
x
iiiv.ii
vycic
iuu,
u"u
m
vaiiurrnooi;
jonn
lenient
after
the
former
war.
In
the
cbiirse
of
the
arguii18"'
Metiakatia;
j,
Rickson.
h.
ment
Hitler
fell
into
a
passionate
rage
saying:
and
n-
-T-
Park-
AIlfo""d
ui
wictc
10
auv.11
i.uuii
as
a
iieguuuLeii
peace.
1
ham
in
.the
Pace'-Jtlver
district"
of
Alberta,
rjad
accegted
a
call'
to
become
oastor
of
the
local
church
hi
suesslorfio.
Rev.
it.
G.
Fun-ston.
who
recently
moved
from
here
to
ChlUiwack.
Mr.
MacSween
to
June
of
Vancouver.
suDDlylnrth
local.
duU
plt,
will
probably
remain
In
Prlncs
rupert
until
after
the
new
pastor's
arrival.
I
GRECIAN
PREMIER,
Emimnuet
Tsouderos
Named
to
Succeed
Alexandras
KorlzU
To
:j
Fight
ia
End
"
!
ATIfPMff-
Anrll
1-
ICP)
Em
m'anuel
Tsouderos
became
Premier
j
of
wartime
Greece
today,
succeed-j
Ing
Alexander
Korizis
wno
committed
suicide
last
Friday.
The
new
government
was
announced
as
Greece
acknowledged
German
drives
had
forced
Allied
withdrawal
and
King
George
II.
called
on
the
nation
to
fight
to
the
very
end.
Tsouderos
had
been
named
minister
of
foreign
affairs
and
lir.eftce
In
a
cabinet
formed
yesterday
by
Admiral
Alexander
Sakellarlou
aa
vice-premier
and
the
King
in
the
dual
role
of
monarch
and
,TVO
COSTUMES
IN
ONE
Of
M
Given
top
rating
by
fashion
magazines
and
style
experts
the
Redingote
is
&
fashionable
rage
this
.spring,
it
Is,
so
versatile-its
two
costumes
in
one
each
is
a
beauty.Jn
Itself
complete.
'A
Prince
Rupert
Will
HrofiVan
So
Will
You
.
.
.
Lots
of
Furi
arid
Lots
to
Do
!
Get
iiito
the
swing
of
it!
Swing
a;
hroom,
a
paint
brush,
a
mop,
a
chamois
and
participate
an
the
greatest
Clean
Up
and
Paint
Up
drive
in
Ifrfnce
Rupert's
history.
Prince
IUinert;citizens
w
ant
to
sex
a
recoro;
m
the
cleanlines.5
and
attractiveness
for
the
city
we'rt?
all
so
proud
of.
Young
and
old-schod
children,
club
members,
business
men,
church
grotips
everybody!
one
and:
all
are
urged
to
do
their
bit.
Prince
Rupert
will
gleam
and
thaVs
worth
a.lot
(o
all
of
us
I
'
r
f
H
elp
Keep
Prince
4
Mupert
Clean!
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
6(ty
Commissioner
-ft
ft
ft
-ft
ft
-ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
r
t
,
ft
ft
ft
ft-
ft
t
ft
t
4-
5
1
Steamship
Sailing:
rnr
Vancouvfi-
Tuesday
Catala
J
:S0
pr.
Thursday
85.
Prince
George
-
11:30
un.
Priday
Ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
pm
Cardena
10:30
p.m
April
1
and
17-5.
Prlncefa
"
Norah
5
p.m
April
293.8.
Princess
Louise
.,
5
pif
frm
Vaiicoiivti
8unday-ss
Catala
p.m
Wed.
35.
Pr.
George
....
10
a.m.
FrI.
SS.
Prin.
Louise
i$Jtt.
M
Cardena
.'..........:.?p.m'.
April
3
and
13-Princess
Norah
tun
April
24
S.S.
Princess
appiMamaUIr
IM
fl,
ml
yt
mil
air
II.
Gl
a
FREE
colour-chart
todty,
ml
any
Hardware
or
Paint
Slot.
Li
VOGUE
PURE
WHITf.tn...
Ciranette
?ap
Ken
Dakin
Is
Given
Party
.hi.-
.Flearant
Sumrk.
.wn.oaxuraay
evening
very
pleaianuv
ai,
I,
Jr
a
number
of
f,ieiWs
,ather
the
home
of
its
Kuv
w
Fifth
Avenao
K
,
'
..
Louise
ajn.
uhtt
.
1
rjJ
For
hteivart
and
Premier
day.
.Qames.
contesu
an(i
Runday-ss.
Catala
8
p.m
,
munity
alngin!,
w,,
e
,
anJ
WednesdaV
85.
Prince
-
tJl
'
J,1
itum
llUkUU'
WHV
)
'
ru
j
DW
3
P-m-
indoir
pictuns.
PfArrt
Cu"iv4
mwA
PmimU:
.
....
.......
..v.....
Alter
aeueiou.s
rtirr.n'i
.,
..
Tuesday-ss.
Catala
.11:30
am
mVed
at
midmgh
t,
M
'J?
Thursday-SB.
Pr.
George
8
pm.
capt.
R.
c.
M
For
Alice
Arm.
Naa
River
and
a
toast
to
the
gurs
r
7
Port
Simpson-
on
beha,f
of
tnos,
,n
J-
'
.W
ss-
Catala.
p.m.
presented
him
.;),
,
From
Alice
Arm.
Naas
River
and
,
fountain
pen
In
,
:
,
Port
Simpson
.
,
the
oauinln
.
Tuesday-.
Catala
...
11:30
a.m.
honor
continued
sue
and
tl
For
Ocean
Falls-
.
plness.
Thursday-S.S.
Prince
,
.1
rhe
appwanre
a
iim
I
Oeorgc
1M0
p.m.
birthday
eake.
..ntr.tm-d
tvih
Frl.
S.S.
Prin,
Adelaide
10
pan..
E.
P.
Jenner.
clim
-i
,
m
I
from
Ocean
Fall-"
slon
of
surprises
Wednesday-S.S.
Prince
(
Those
present
wr
the
Um
George
-
10
am.
Margaret
Armtfcn
hvti-,
c
Prtday
nery,
Yvonne
Him
k
e
"c
iHib.'
'(
8S-
Princess
Adelaide
....
4
pjn.
lin.
Phyllis
Hambi.n
,
Ku
Wa-
Cardena
10:30
pjn.
son,
and
Ernie
Ejow..
Cup
Rc
For
Qutcn
Charlotte
Islands
H.
Durnford.
arlDeVicjtr
R
April
14
and
26.
nle
Claverlng,
Har.
h-v
oa
1
Camosun
10
pjn.
don
Cranp
and
Ke
iLin-...-.?
r
Our
Tenants
Prefer
Homes
Decorated
with
ALABASTINE
!
thmt
Mkt
t
m
Mm
tmrf
U
Mix
u4
Apply.
MlM
wiUi
lli
m
mui.
Used
Furniture
G
Bedroom
Dressers,
4
Beds
complete
(Brown),
3
!pl
Dining
Room
Suites,
I3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite,
4
Wood
of
Coal
Burning
Kitchen
Itanges,
2
Washing
Machines.
MISCELLANEOUS
Z
Bicycles,
2
English
Prams,
3
Convertable
Carriages,
1
Foldin:
Carriages,
1
Tricycle
2
Radios,
5
Plate
Glass
mirrors
U"xit",'
2
Clothes
Wringers,
3
Suits
of
Clothes,
she
40,
1
Suite
ft!
Clethw
she
38,
1
St
Books
of
Knowledge,
I
Singer
Sewing
Mathine,
1
Crib,
2
Pianos,
3
Gramophones,
1
Guitar,
f
Violin,
1
Trunk.
ELIO'S
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
MOOSH
BUILDING
THIRD
AVENUE
Donnacona
Insulating
Boards
WALLBQARDS
We
have
on
hand
large
stocia.
of
coat
to
suit
every
reruIremen
All
our
coal
U
carefully
screened
and
prepared.
Also
a
complete
line
of
lumber
for
every
type-qf
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
tfiey
are
not
kiln
dried
and
have
all
of
the
natural
oils
so
necessary
to.
long
life
and
durability.
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CEMENT
GRAVEL
LIMB
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&
Co.
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