tit
m
v.
V.
Family
DAILY
EDITION
Red!
Tape
SPRING
FOOTWEAR
Just
Arrived,
shoes-
from
Julia
Arthur,
Plio-Pedic,
Vanity
Maid,
Miss,.
Atlanta
and
Jack
and
feaTitring.velasticized:.suede
.pumps
$
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blue
and
black.
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Shoes
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NEWS.
PRINCE?
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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Dally
News,
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Avenue
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and
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RATES
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In
City
Per
year;
$5.00;
Half
Year.
$2.50:
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RIAL
Was-
Ifc
A
Rfeverse?
-
-
-
If.it
should
prove
that
the
retreat
of
the
British
from
!
Bengasi
was
a
.
military
reverse,
it
will
be
a
lesson
not
toi
expect
too
much.
At
any
rate
it
will
undoubtedly
give
encouragement
to
the
enemy
for
it
was
exaggerated
into
1
a
roiitin
the
German
reports.
It
may
prove
to
be
just
ai
mover
in
military
stratetrv
and
h
t
When
we
talk
of
getting
rid
of
-red
tape
in
connection
With
the
crovernmpnt.
nf
thf
The
Briton.
Today
A
prominent
visitor
to
Great
Britain
writing-
in
Overseas"
eulogizes
the
present-day
Britisher
as
follows:
"It
is
only
when
you
move
about
that
you
begin
to
understand
the
trenuine
Briton.
Knnwinir
him
nf
nVl
T
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
Service
PHONE
1
1
24
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
13
here
should
co-operate
Over
the
signalturevo'
Dr.
H
L.
A.
Tarr,
president-of.
the'
Prince
Rupert
braiyh
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society,
the
following
leftter
has
been
sent
,tn
some
thirty
local
organization:
50cr-One-Week;
12c,
Out
of
-Town
Subscribers
by
Mail.
$3.00
a
Year
37
3',
E
ADVERTISING
KATES
-
'
,
been
in
turn
passed
on
to
all
the
Local-Readers,
nur,
line.
ner
insprtlnn
n
I
branches
ot
the
lociety.
in
Canada
Cla.sif
ledAdvertisements.
rjer-word
.Der
insertion""
"
'no
with.,
a
request
for
'the
fullest
co-
Member
of
Audit
bureau
o
Circulations
MEMBER
OP
TI1K
CANADIAN'
PRESS
.
'
.
Thi
Canadian
Prs
la
exclusively
entitled
to
use
Tor
republication
of
nil
newi
0
.palchei
'?mtKd
to-It'
or
'to
the
Associated
Press
In
this
paper
and
aLso
the
local-new
TJUbltahed
therein.
operation
and
participation.
"In
that
the
Cross
of
St,
George
Is
identical
with
the.
Canadlan.Red
Cms?
it.
can
be
said
.there
I?
close
All
lUht
of
republication
of
special
de-oatohe.
therein
are
also
reserved
iaf.finltv
existent
between
the
tWO
and
In
thai
the',
society
of
Si,
Saturday,
April
5,
1941.
Geor?e
Is
no
represented
In
Prince
l
Rupert
at
this
time
it
behooves
i
tV
Prin,"ie
Rnhprt
branch
of
the
Red
rv'w
tn
tkp
th
initiative:
"Let
It
toe
said
thut
all
rellgbm
CUslltD
FOR
SALE
which
will
be
beneficial
to
the
British
side.
Later
develop-
f01
sale
studio
lounge
$25;
ments
indicate
that.
General
Waveh
is
imfull
knowledge
?toagoliT
rug
$5'
'23
condl
nf
tKo
.
tion.
Phone
Green
901,
one
rv,nn.
i
i
i
.it
i
i
i
i
FOR-SALE-
Sacrifice,
packer,
45
feet
long;
lO
foot
beam,
35
horse-t
power
diecel.
Suitable.-
halibut1
fishing,
towing,
etc.
Phone
Bhie
610:
m
war.-worlew,,
hTn
T
"
"
i0R
SALE-Columbla
gramophone
direct
action
usually
known
as
"red
tape"
were-
placed
there
for
the
purpose
of
protecting
the
people
of
the
country
from
over
zealous
members
or
ministers.
Each
one
has
a
meaning.
and,
most-of
the
restrictions
are
of
real
value.
In
wartime
we
sometimes
have
to
ignore
these
restrictions
m
in
the
interests
of
speed
but,
with
zealous
officials
and
25
records
$5.00.
Guitar
$5.00
Meri's
Morris
chair
$5.00.
Oil
Agents.
Alberta
PERSONALl
NOW
IS
THE
TIME'
TO
GET'
A
toiTh
my
memories
of
the
his-'
kindergarten
mull
tory
books
I
cannot
find
his
match.
He
has
been
bam-1
c;
c
schools,
wmnipegManr,
ucserte
ana
sianaered
but
he
has
never
flinched,
encounter
or
from
any
odds;
nor
hrrrVrnl
'
AGENT
ArrAirerxxrAnr--fromany
WANTEDi
anyhargamrsofarasIknovv.From
thefjordsof
Norway.MEN
who
can
m.Wtoviutt
to-
the
sands
ot-
Libya
our
men
have
done
marvels
.
Anrli
1
Meri'
Tailored
MadeuvMeeaare-
SyS'andd-m
thGy
arG
"ZWnS.M
recordsr
Special
low
Wholesale
prices
Give
experience
and,reif
erence
in
appllcatlorui
fomples
sent
on
approvaL
ApplyTallory
ing
Department.
Calgaryy
Knit
ting
Company;.
ilniited
Calgaay;
vtSNtETTT
.1"
RANTED
Reliable
housekeeper
for
man
and
3
children:
Apply
,pply
mi
TBI
DTQEY
51
Wl
fcxUes.-in
other-parts-oi
cwda".AT
ADYU
A
V
IC
Protestant.
Rima;
Catholic
and
yjj
Yf
Ii
10
.j
e
wish;
,-are.
entering
i-iuij..
,
OT
P'Att
f'i'W.'
preparations
Ion
this
Salute"
ll
1
VtAjV11VJ"
1
r.l
i
l
I
"f
P.
to'
Britain.
It
Is
the
Intention
or
holding
special
services
In
their
(
this
area
will
alto
participate
which
and
by
such
aid
will
assure
complete-
success.
"A?
lime
Is
now
the
essence
In
making
arrangements
for
and
determining
on
a
definite,
pro-jram
In
fulfilment
of
the
foregoing,
a
rep
"On
,the
invitation
of
the
Hon.
resen3iMve
meeting
win
be
held
Albert
Matthew)-,.
Lieutenant
Gov-
m
,tne
CUy
Ha,n
on
Wednesday
eve-ernor
ot
Ontario,
a.
national
com-
njn
jiext,
'
mittee
has
been
set
up
for
the!
purpose
of
celebrating
St
George's
Day,
Wednesday,
April
23,
1941,
with
the
organization
of
a
Salute
to
Britain.
.
'The
national,
committee
desires
'this
itribut
to
the
Mather
Coun-try,
which
we
all
know
Is
bearing
,the
brunt
of
the
totalitarian
assault
on
democratic
freedom,
shall
extend
over
the-whole
week
from
Anril
.20
to
Anrll
27.
"Tills
worthy
dirpo.se
iavln?:
been
brought
to
ths
attention
of
the
national
executive-
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cress
Society,
it
has
COMMITTEE
ON
CENTRE
SKIING
IN
BARE
SKIN
JASPER;
April
5t
Members
of
?"rlm
90,"ga,Uo'
oU
dfUm
Toroniqkl
partr
who
arrived
u.uu.
v,u.a
au
bwc
uim
nere
Monday
are
having
a
4
dozen
dealers
at
give
away
wand
prices.
Phone
572,
(82)
1It1Hftr
FOR
RENli
dtagedi
an
afternoon
of
skiing
in
I
bathing
suits.
All
members
of
the-
,
,7
,
t.v
ii
ui
ii
i.tt
m
nuin.auu
aunuc
tnvsrv
tja-.
.
party
are
brown,
as
berries
nnH
io
co
latiorate
m,the.
interests
of
the
British
Empire,
there
hmise
Phone
Green
m
m)
dP
-tan
win
can
foc
-serious
snould.not
.berany
unnecessary
delays
in
such
matters
as'
!
'
-
explanations
on:
their-return-
to.
the
letting
of
coiitracts-or
other
war
preparations-
We
R&u
In
Privtate'
Toif
-
1
1.1
l.
i
nnme-.
SllltnhIP
fnr,
Vin
nr
irim
Th1e
nf
anw
t.
S11UU1U
De'
VerV
CareiUl
leiui
Ot
ui
fTlVino"
lin
unlimited
irnitPfl
nnwni
fn
to
nna
"
wr
vMiy
is
muv-
giving,
one
..!
!
power
young
young
men.-
men.-Red
Red
923.
923..
(82
into
Tratmer
vflMv
r-im
,ft
man
unless
we
are
quite
sure
he
is
the
right
man;
We
doubt
if
in
England
itodav
the
nroteetive
snendino-rinvo
rioorviiTVirwllir
c.4-.nc.:,i
v.
u.
ini
n
1
FOUND
vthree.
sunny
days'
on
(the-
bald
chills.
On
Thuraday,
Don
Newton
and
sohie
cfther
members
inucra
of.
t.ie
the
party
party
'
1
r
1
&
A
,
v"
""""J.
ecu
aoiuc
uv
uuiL-inn
ur
ueuv-
FOUND
March
28
sum-nf
bmmmvi
.
,
erbrook.
One
false
step
on
the
part
of
the
administration!
thous-
woud
cause
the
country
to
lose
faith
in
its
leaders,
and
j
JStdt
SSftS"
v!1?
WOU
(
(
n
mnnk
mnva
l,o..m
H,n
n,
i:i...ii
1
nnnMM......
experienced
a
thrilling
view
of
.
mum
niuu
ljic
oiiiiia
iieiuya
uuustill
by
routine
processes.
Mount
Clemenceau-,-
sixtr
miles
distant.
The
weather-
has
been
excellent
Y"'
ho
auoi
rusiraan,
uustoms
uierK,
tweno,,
-
prph
eit
1.
etc.
Five
Dominion-wide,
exams
lKL8e!ms
1
eaf
sir
Winnipeg.
Oldest
irraanadat
-No;-"JJ!
'-UUti.s
Dbnnaeona
CRIPPLED
Prince
Rupert
Centering
On
,
"
b
hf
7
l
WASHINGTON,
U.
C,
April
5:-
-Red
Anril
23:
It,
Proposed
local-branch
of
the-Canadian
Eemamlc
conditions
hi
Norway
(
.,
iwiranimt
lire
i
ihave-
been
anaiyzcu
py
wurwetsi
ii
.
The
Prince
Rupert
Branch
til&r
'f.'Sr
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
Is.
gLJ
wiiSfSrS
CorS
Tmt
landum
7,
fS
taking,
the.
initiative
with
a.
view
SSe
"wSlVSf'
the,hoUn'
and,of
Tm
to
staglr
a
patriotic
deonstra.
g&S.
cSlfe
2j
"SSS
service
cnios
m
regarding,
con
FAcri
r.IrLr,'
23-
falls
'
r-f..-
the.
ce
ebration
I-i
to
actuated
by
the
love
ofj....
,
in
statements
..occunled
Norway.
W
1
r.
JSS
J.?.
while
the
Germans
main.
entatlve
meeting
h
beW.
called
"
!
'hat
Norway
is
now
facta
a
for
next
Wednesday
evening"
In
tatten
of
st
George,
the
patron
tha
City
Halt
The
.Idea
Is
that
oU
free
CoUntries
everywhere,
various
local
organizations
should
i
..Ilt
,s
likewise
the
society's
ard-parliclpata
and
.
thai-
naval;
mlli-jent.deslTe
thaUthet
naval,
military
taryvand
air
fora.
un's
staUonedlandt
alr
force
unj,s
stationed
in
firomlsln"
economic
future,
the
authcrs
of
the
memorandum
assert
that
the
real
plan
of
the
conquerors
Is
to
make
Norway
a
vassal
state.
They
point
Ao
tire
establish
ment
of
a
Central
Clearing
House
in
Berlin
as
revealing
the
Nazi
scheme
to
regulate
Imports
and
exports
not
only
of
Norway
but
of
the
whole
European
continent.
In
spite
of
generous
promises,
the
Germans
have
not
provided
Norway
with
vitally
needed
products
such
as
coal
and
food
sup-
Dlies.
The
resulting
lack
of
coal
has
already
seriously
crippled
seme
of
the
most
Important
Norwegian
Industries.
Another
point
brought
out
in
this
survey
is
that
the
Nazis
have
ceased
claiming
in
the
controlled
press
that
their
huge
army
of
occupation
is
-receiving
all
It?
supplies
from
Germany.
The
JunlorSection
of
the
Prince
..
"
"
"
""u
n
am
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at..
.
.,,,,
..,...
Its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
?1JStlStI?''
h?
i
nlghtr
approved
the
idea
of
a
civic
tnortnA
w.
a.i
o"
a
r,--
centre,
association
being
incorporated
with
a
view
to
centralizing
the
effort
for
the
establishment
of
a
civic
centres
in
.
Prmce
Rupert.
Un-
der
the
plan
as
now
proposed,
con-i
trol
of
,
the
Association
would
be
in
the
four
organizations
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Gyro
Club,
Rotary
Club
and
.Sons-of
Norway--already
directly
Interested
In
the
undertaking,
associate
membership
to
be
opened
to
the
public
generally
which
,
would
have
limited
repre
sentation
on
the
central
committee.
A
board.ot
trustees
would
be-set
up,
to
take
over
various
funds
alicady
existing
fop,
the
civic
centre
project.
'
While
the
Junior
Chamber
favored
the
forming
of
the
central
civic
centre
organization,
it
decided
that
funds
which
It.
had
for
the
project
should
not
be
turned
over
until
other
organizations-had
turned
over
their
funds..
Meanwhile
a
committee
representing
the
Junior
Chamber
consisting
ot
George
Rorle,
J.
C
GUker,
Norton,
youngs
and
Robert
Parker
was
appointed
to
the.
general
com
mittee
on
.the
carnival
in
-aid
of
the
civic
centre.whlch'
It
is
planned
to
n
w
:Z.
,
;vr'
fd,m
i,luns
anu
wm
taKe
tne
nest
A
(807j
hold
this,
year,
1940,
Norway's
exports
decreased
by
fifty
per
cent
while
imports
were
reduced
by
seventy
per
cent.
A
sharp
increase
in
the
cost
of
Uvlne
and
a
drastic
reduction
of
food
sup-
Hl
Mtw
-m
1
1
Uii
(dtcrliioninl
it
not
publlihtd
M
dltpl
'
'
lU
Liquet
Conbol
Bod
w
if
i.
CovcrmntM
of
6fkii)
C
tfifhlj.
PAINTING
Decorative
Kalsomlning
Signs
LORNE
CORNELL
Gordon
and
Anderson's,
Phone
4C
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
ISO
Heated
Rooms.
Hot
Water
Steam-
Baths-Dining
Room
in
Connection
Mrs,
a
E.
Black,
Proprietress
FRESH
SHRIMP
Dally
After
4
p.m.
BOAT
W.S.L,
THOTIKR'S
DOCK
Insulating
B
bards
WMEBOARDS
We,have
on
hand:Iarge
stock
of
coal
to
suit
every
requirement.
All
our"
icoal
lcarefnlly.screencd
and
prepared.
Also
a
complete
.
line
of
lumberifor
every
type
of
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
kiln
dried
.
and
have
alt:of,
the.
natural
;olU;
so
necessary
to
long
life
and
durability.
SAND
CEMENT
GRAVEL
LIME,
ilpott
Evitfc
&
Goa
Ltd;
PHfWK
651
HlONi
C32
plies,
particularly
meat,
are
also5-
mentioned
in
the
memorandum;
Other
significant.
facta
are
that.
Oerman
soldiers
are
being
paid
in
Norwegian
currency
taken
from'thB.
Bank
of
Norway
and
that
many
of
them
are
buying
Norwegian
com
modities
for
shipment
to
Gerraany,-
Ud'
to
the
nresent
tlme-lt
is
xenort-
f.
SAT
59
m
Saturday.
Api;i
,
I
(hi
1
..
..
.1
.1
A
.
ea
mat
uerman
uccuuuuuo
oukimr
ni-mwum
renon
in
B
....
.
.
.unn-..
nun
I.
n
.1
IliArt
.aha...
With
tha
nnn,..
H
1IUYC
U1UWU
JIU'IC
WUUI
-KU-II''
......
...v.
jji
UJJUOil)
(JI
&
COffimi
teen
hundred
million
crowns
fromv
chest
in
Prince
Rupen
was
nrw
the
Bank
of
Norway.
ed.
by
Robert
Parker
at
iastS
Stocks
and
securities;
howevcrr
i"8,,
f
the
Jnn'r
Seettoa
have
shown
an
upward
trend,
par-
SmmeTce
tI?"!
ticuiany
snipping
snares
rorwmch-
.,,
"
'"''''awi
there
is
now
a
growing
demand.
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