PAOI
TWO
FINE
Wednesday,
July
S,
1041.
paratroop
plane
shot
down
over
crete
Canadian
Girl'
"Hartts"
Chic
Willi
War
Visitor
Finds
i
SHOES
For
Men
Style
and
quality
unsurpassed
in
Kid,
Calf,
Scotch
Grain
in
Boots,
Oxfords
and.Brogues..
HartL's
Air,
Force,
Naval'
and
Military
carried
in,
stock.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Wednesday,
July
9,
1941.
EDITORIAL
Much
Too
Big
Russia
is
much
too
big
to
be
easily
absorbed
by
any
foe.
She
closely
resembles
China
only
that
she
has
stronger
direct
resistance
power
and'
is
able
to
pound
hard
at
the
invaders
both
from
land'
batteries
and'
from,
the
air.
China
had
scarcely
any
air.
force
when
she
was
invaded
by
Japan.
Just
now
it
seems
as
if
Russia
was
holding
her
own
pretty
well;
She
is
taking,
a.
big
toll
of
men
and
a
large
quantity
of
material;
enough
to
weaken
the
invaders
to
a
'dangerous
point.
The
toll;the
Briti$hiare'fcring
on
the
west
is
so
large
tKat
it
must
soon
have
a
serious
effect
in
cutting
off.
the
supply
of
war
material:
Doubtless
that
is
what
the
continuous
pounding
of
the
same
cities
day
after
day
and
week
after
week
means.
The'
jpb
now
is
to
stop
the
flow
of
munitions,
airplanes,
guns
and'
food'
supplies.
Housing
For
Prince
Rupert
Evidently
the
authorities
at
Ottawa
are
beginning
to
take
action,
to
relieve
the
situation
at
Prince
Rupert.
That
is
the
best
kind
of
news
to
people
here.
The
houses
are
badly
needed!
and
if
the
ships
are
to
be
built,
the
men
must
be
housed.
Suppose
only
one
hundred
new
houses
are
erected,
they
will
gp
a
long-way
towards
relieving
the
local'
situation.
More
than
that
will
be
needed
but
it
will
be
a
great
thing
to
see
a-beginning
in
providing
the
new
homes.
We
are
glad
to
know
the
idea
is
to
mix
the
new
type
of
houses
with
older
ones
rather
than
to
wholly
isolate
them.
The
suggested,
areas
are
already
served
with
water
and
sewers
i
arid
will-be
valuable
property,
no
matter
how
long
the
shipbuilding:
lasts.
We
do
not
think
the
government
,
Will
ltVd.
01T
iki'Ai-trtu
!
TV
Tl
......
.vf..v
mijr
IIIUIC
UII
HUUJMIiy
ill
r
TlUCe
iVUpGlT.
Itf
s
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole'
district
are
doing
the
same.
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Monday
at
3:00
p.rm
P.S.T.,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Saturday
at
4:00
p.m.
P.S.T.,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
Trams
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p.m.
P.S.T.
Also
Fast
Through
Train
Friday
at
11:00
a.m.
P.S.T.
Air-Condltloned.
Sleeping-
and
Dining
Cars
For.
full:
Information,
reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
.
City
flcket.
Office,
528-Third:
Ave.
Phone
2C0,
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
A
German
paratroop
transport
leaves
a
long
trail
of
black
smoke
as
it
crashes
over
Crete
during
the
Nazi
invasion
on
that
Island.
Many
of
these
transport
planes
were
shot
down,
by
the
R.A.F.
and
anti-aircraft
fire
before
the
Germans
succeeded
ln
capturing
the
island.
HONOR
FOR
WINSTON
I
T
wt.
..
LONDON,
July
9:
(CP)-
Prime
'ITlnie
lYliniSier
Minister
Winston
Churchill
has
been
elected
a-
fellow
of
the
Rbyal
I
.nnrl
omovifnn
Rnrifitv
and5
Dr.
James
Brvant
Con-
I
uuuu
UaillCU
1UU1
ant,
of
Harvard!
University,
and
Dr.
Karl
Landsteiner
of
New
York
were
elected
to
foreign
member-1
ships.
Cussin
FOR
SALfc
prices.
Phone
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
Standard
Time.
Mr.
King
chuckled
f
big
barn
barracks
on
FOR
SALE
-
Troller,
33
ft,
good
condition.
Box
118
Dally
News.
ontlnued
his
stroll.
VrT,
0
k'
(tf)
i
When
he
returned,
the
conduc-
tarl-
looked,
like
a
bunch
of
..
tor,
far
down
the
line
of
cars,
lolly,
campers.
TENDERS
INVITED
low
B.
C.
James
Apartments
and
Yaman-
,
ductor.
WANTED
WANTED
3
or
4
room
house;
Cash.
Blue
447
between
5
and:
7,
(160)
WANTED
Furnished
apartment
or
light
housekeeping
room
for
young,
married
couple-
by;
Aug.
1.
Apply
Box
119-
To
Wayside
Pup
New
York
Writer,
Sees
Women
;
Munition-
Workers-
And)
Farm-1
hands
Smart
And
i
WelUGruomed
(Margaret
Kernodle,
a
New
Yor
writer,
after
spending
.some
nays
i
Canada,
here-'
gives
her.
Impression)
i
TORONTO,
July
9:
(CPJ
Hundreds
of
pretty
girls
are
holding;
hoes-instead
of
golf
clubs
In
Cana-j
da.
this
summer.
And
thousands
of
permanents
and
powdered'
noses'
are
Invading
Canadian
munitions.
plants,
as
women
under
30,
push
their
way
Into
wartime
Industries
from
which
they,
were
barred,
little
more
than
a
year
ago.
The
Boston-born
Minister
of
Munitions,
C.
D,
Howe,
told
me
in
his'
Ottawa
office
that
50
percent
of
the
workers
In
small
arms
ammunitions
plants
of
"this
country
today
are
women.
One
big;
plant
owner
told
me
that
the
800
girls
employed
in
his
gun
factory,
will:,
be
Increased
to
1,000
this
summer.!
ru
,u.
i
.
r
I
in
uuo
ut
uie
largest
gun
iuo-tories
the
girls
wear
slacks
and
sweaters
smart
enough
for
swanky
resort
vacations.
Their
curls
are
In
kerchiefs
or
pretty
nets
and
their
nails
are
bright
with
polish.
Their
hands
are
white
and
clean
In
contrast
to
those
of
men
In
the
same
work.
!
The
girls
get
30
cents
an
hour
with
a
five-cent-an-hour
raise
after
a
month.
There
are
two
shifts,
!one
from
seven
to
three
and
one
(from
three
till
11.
Lunch
takes
half
an
hour
and
the
company
cafeteria,
provides
fruit
salad
plate
with
desert
and
beverage
for
25
cents,
roast
or
meat
pie
for
30
cents,
potatoes
and
beverage
for
'Helped
Aboard
MovinS
Train
Byj
Tnelr
flrst
job
is
making
a
part
,
"J1"3??
At
IUky
Mountain
0f
a
gun
magazlne.
They
are
.v:r
rccunif
Hungry
good
tne
men
don.t
do
thjs
job
ne
!any,
more.
In
fact,
the
girls
can
handle
nearly
all
of
the
3,000
op-
NORTH
BEND,
July
9:
(CP)
eratlons
in
making
the
guns
used
This
story
concerns
the
Hungry.
ln
Hurricane
and
Spitfire
planes.
Mutt
or
North
Bend
and
the
1ne
bosses
say
they
have
fewer
Prime
Minister
of
Canada.
accidents
than
the
men
and
that
The
train
drawing
'
Mr.
King's
they
take
better
care
of
equip-sppcial
car
stopped
in
North
Bend,
ment.
FOR
SALE
20
Mattresses,
special
In
the
heart
of
the
Rockies,
and
Nt
stnc
the
First
Great
War
S7.5fl:
14.
snrinff-filled
Mattresses.
the
Prime
Minister
got
out
for
a
nave
Canadian
women
been
work-
at
$16.50;
Chests
and
Drawers
few
minutes
to
stroll
up
and'
down-inS
n
farms
and
in
factories
as
from
$6.95;
Chesterfields
and
!n
the
station
platform:
ithey
are
now,
I
found
by
talking
Studio.
Couches
at
very
As
he
walked
brlsklv
alone
he
with
Mrs.
Allan
Scott.
She
Is
the
came
upon
three
dogs
sitting
in
nead
of.
the
Farm
Service
Force
in
a
row
and
casting
hungry
eyes
to-
Ontario.
The
fruit
growers
asked
ward
the
dinlne
car.
It
was
ex-
fr
Sitl
workers
In
wartime
food
FOR
SALE
1934
Chev.
Deluxe
Se-
'plained
to
Mr.
King
that
this
par-
production,
she
said,
dan
in
good'
condition.
Call
at
'ticular
trio
of
mutts
made
a
dally1
1
saw
this
tall,
grey-haired
dlr-Room;
23
Central
Hotel
for
fur-
appearance
on
regular
railway
tor
welcome
40
farmerettes
who
ther
particulars.
ischedule.
sticking
strictlv
to
Pacific
came
out
almost
directly
from
high
already
clearing
his
throat
to
warn
Before
they
couldt
come
to
this
!of
the
train's
departure.
Mr.
Kim?
or
oI
the
other
12
Farm
Force
iquicKenea
nis
steps.
Andi
them
he
,,U9lLJ3
l
Krj9
mica
out.
Dianks
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
be
happened
to,
notice
the-
Hungry
and
Pmired.
to.
stay,
at
least
received.1
by
the
undersigned
up
Mutt
of
North
Bend,
'
still
mree
weeks-
nave
to.
be
be-to
noon
of
Tuesday,
July
15th,
there
gazing
up
at
the
dining
tween
17
and
45
years
old.
Their
for
the
purchase
of
one-storey
car.
He
was
the
smallest?
pooch,
of
work
ls
for
Individual
farmers
but
frame
cottage
consisting
of
Uv-
the
three
and
his
two
companions
,helr
Program
is
directed
by
the
ing-room,
.bedroom,
kltchenj
pan-
had
cornered
all.
the
food
and
de-
labor
departments
of.
the
province
try
and
bathroom,
situate
on
Lot
parted.
4,
uiock.
a,
section'
I,
second
in
Waiter's
Role
AvenueContenta
included.
"Here,
what's
this?"
exclaimed
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
the
Prime
Minister,
"aren't
they
necessarily
accepted.
going
to
give
you
anything
to
TERMS:
Strictly:
casm
.eat?"
I
Norman
A
Watt,
Esq.,
Admlriis-f
"All
aboard!"
shouted
the
con-trator
of
thfe
estate
of
Severln
'ductor;
O'Qulnn,
deceased.
Court
House.
1
Mr.
King
tapped
on
the
door
'
riuKv
xvupert.
u.
or
uie
dining
car
and'
the
chef
promptly
projected
his
head.
LOST
i
"Haven't
you
anything
for
this
fellow?"
asked
Mr.
King,
pointing
I
f
V
I
C
MAMA
4s..m.1
11
Tf
...
LOST-Overseas
Service
Button.
h!scan5
toward
the
"""
Mutt
News..
(160)
I
"Yes
slrl"
sald
the
chef,
when
he
.LOST
Chilean
broochi
between
saw.
wno
was
doing
the
tapping.
"All
aboard!"
repeated
the
con-
aka's.
Phone'
Blue
217.
(It)
The
train
began
to
Dull
out
and
EOR
UEN1
PERSONAL
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB.
as
clerk.
,the
Hungry
Mutt
still
sat
'erazln
at
the
dining
car.
So
did
the
Prime
I
I
(Minister.
Frantically
rranucaiiy
the
chef
re-
FOR
RENT
Fiimlshprt
hm.ri.
fnr
two
months:
PhnnP
Ri,m
5Q
tappeared
at
the
window,
with.
a.
mui
'
meau
e
passea.it
out
to
n.uw
as
uie
train
cnt.nirwi
i
speed.
Mr.
King
tossed
the
meat
to
the
Hungry
Mutt,
who
promptly
I
waeced
htt
tan
his
'coaches.
way.
Only
then
did
the
Prime
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno.
'JJ.
?
f
1
mtJr
the
ew.
iyer.
Dominion-wide-
exams
,
ttr".
i
-?
W-.A
Phih
held
since
the-war
began.
Free'
'"
na"
a
aozen
rauM
BOOKiet.
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd..
I
j
"
"wre
U"K,H
rracnea
Winnipeg
Oldest
ln
Canada.
NoT
and
eaV
Mr
ran
a
hand1
He
then
returned
down
the
aisles
to
his
private
car
at
the
end
of
the
train,
while
surprised
passen-l
gers
on
each
side
gaped.after
him.
,
Hundreds
of
peopif
try
a
spot"'
In.
the
Dally.
News!
classified'
our-
umn
and
get
good
"results,
(tf)
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"Ai
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box.
196
THE
SEAL
01
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink.
Salmon-
racked
by
the
only
salmon
cinnlnt
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll'
In
Prince
Rupert
I
1111
II
MM
Uld
t
40
oz.-S6.10
262
oz.-S4.10
m
air
Scotch
Whisky
Old
Parr
Scotch
Whisky
IS
hailed,
by
thousands
who
like
their
Scotch
robust
yet
smooth.
For.
that
real
Scotch
flavour
choose
Old
Parr.
It
comes
to
you
in
the.
famous,
old-fashioned,
untippable
flagon.
MocDONAlO
GREENLEES
LIMITED,
IEITH,
SCOTLAND
This
advertisement
Is
not
publishea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
and
nation
and
their
housing
by
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
Some
live
ln
tents,
Their
Jobs
at
a
minimum
of
17
cents
an
hour
for
a
nine
or
10-hour
day
(counting,
overtime)
will
be
picking,
packing
or
shipping
.
here
at
70,
fruit,
weeding,
hoeing
or
gathering
vegetables,
spraying,
pruning
or
tying
up
vines.
Some
of
them
learn
to.
milk
a
cow
as
extra-curricular
activity.
Try
a
Dally
News
Want-Ad.'
FORMER
JUDGE
DEAD
ALBURY
HEATH,
Eng.-
July
9:
CP)
Lt.-Col.
Sir
Jacob
William
Barth,
chief
ustlce
of
Kenya
Supreme
Court
from
1920
to
1934,
died
GAS
.MASK
CRICKET
LONDON.
July
9:
(CP)-It
was
(hard
going
at
first,
but
one
cricket
team
In
London
plays
ln
their
respirators
to
get
used
to
them
under
all
conditions.
Wheel
Toys
Sturdy
New
Designs
for
Healthful
Exercise
And
Fun
AIR
MAIL.WAGONS
Special'
heavy
box
bolted
two-tone
solid
wheels
Frictionless
-bearings.
No.
122
126
130
134
B6x
10x22
12x26.
12x30
1434,
Wheel
62"
double
disc
7"
double
disc
91'
double
dlsa
10"
double
dtso
EXPRESS.
DELIVERY
Stake
truck.
14x32
KIDDO
BIKES
With
pedals
Wlth.curved.back
rest
30-Inch
$JL75
36-lnch
Tire
...
...
...
...
1
::
Price
$3.50
$5.75
$7.00
$8.00
.
$9.50
$3.25
3.75
WHEELBARROWS
Real'
work-a-day
hardwood
whelbarrows
Large
carrying
capacity:
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