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Spring
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Just
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the
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AU
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combined
with
the
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New
York
models.
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COLUMBIA
,
FIRE
TALK
CUSTER
IS
DEATH
FOR
FOR
GYROS!
ON
SCREEN
Chief
II.
T.
Lock
Is
Interesting
Speaker
at
Weekly
Luncheon
of
Service
Club
Yesterday.
Developments
In
the
field
of
fire
prevention
which
have
revolutionized
conditions
existing
today
compared
with
those
of
fifty
years
ago
were
described
by
Fire
Cliief
H.
T.
Lock
In
a
timely
address
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
Mr.
Lock
told
how
the
offensive
was
being
taken
against
fire
through
pre-venUve
measures
rather
than
being
merely
on
the
defensive
by
concentrating
only
on
fire
fighting
methods.
He
also
mentioned
how
fire
in
various
hideous
ways
was
used
in
modern
warfare
and
closed
his
talk
with
a
demonstration
of
how
an
Incendiary
bomb
was
fired.
Of
course,
Mr.
Lock
admitted,
while
much
progress
had
been
made
In
the
matter
of
fire
protection,
there
was
still
a,
long
way
to
go
before
Immunity
could
be
claimed.
The
chief
compared
the
first
primitive
fire
pumps,
which
required
superhuman
efforts
on
the
part
of
the
men
who
operated
them,
with
the
highly
effective
mechanical
pumps
of
today.
Organized
steps
which
had
been
taken
by
Insurance
companies
to
develop
scientific
fire
prevention
methods
were
described
in
some
detail
by
the
speaker.
Special
at
tention
had
been
paid
to
seeking
out
the
causes
of
fire
and
remov
ing
them.
With
this
end
in
view
building
methods
had
to
be
revo
lutionized
and
regulated.
Even
in
Prince
Rupert
improvement
in
building
conditions
could
be
observed.
Mr.
Lock
compared
the
new
post
office
and
the
new
hospital
here
with
some
of
the
anti
quated
buildings
with
their
fire
hazards.
Even
comparison
here
showed
tremendous
progress,
in
hundreds
of
unsuspected
ways
sci
entific
fire
prevention
reseaich
and
organization
today
afforded
protection
against
the
ravages
of
ftre.
Mr.
Lock
referred
to
the
importance
of
fire
drills
in
schools,
frequency
of
drill
and
maintenance
of
discipline
being
prime
requisites.
In
this
way
when
emergency
did
come
there
was
clear
thinking
and
disciplined
acting
instead
of
a
panic-stricken
mob.
There
was
an
illustration
of
this
only
.ecently
at
Borden
Street
School
here
when,
at
a
fire
drill,
a
young
.tuaent,
with
an
Injured
foot
and
unable
to
walk,
was
carried
out
of
the
building
by
two
elder
students
without
suggestion
from
principal
or
teachers.
Fire
in
War.
"And
now
today,'-
said
Mr.
Lock,
"we
find
that
the
enemies
of
human
kind
are
using
fire
in
any
and
all
of
its
hideous
forms
in
an
effort
to
seek
our
destruction.
In
offence
and
defence,
we
too
have
been
forced
to
adopt
such
methods.
Fire
in
wartime
has
increased
our
natural
hazards
a
thousand
fold
and
it
has
become
necessary
that
every
individual
in
vulnerable
areas
should
become
efficient
in
the
methods
to
control
the
incendiary
bomb.
In
England
today
thousands
of
men
and
women
regard
it
as
their
Job
to
watch
their
own
streets
and
their
own
roofs.
Their
weapons
are
the
stirrup
pump,
water
and
buckets
of
sand.
They
have
risen
to
the
suggestion
of
private
fire
fighting
and
watching
and
so
work
out
their
own
salvation."
In
his
demonstration
of
kindling
an
incendiary
bomb,
Mr.
Lock
used
the
constituents
of
magnesium,
thermite
and
aluminum
powder
with
phosphorus
as
ah
igniter.
He
ihowed
how
the
application
of
water
Intensified
the
flame
of
the
Incendiary
bomb.
The
president
of
the
Oyro
Club,
George
Rorie,
was
in
the
chair
and
thanked
Mr?
Lock
for
his
discourse.
New
members'
in
the
per
sons
of
Dr.
J.
J.
Gibson
and
Alfred
Rlvett
were
welcomed.
Gucste
were
Lome
Aggett
of
Vancouver,!
and
M.
McCallum
of
Massett.
i
Next
week's
speaker
at
the
Gyro
Club
will
be
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
USED
BAD-LANGUAGE
HOBOKEN,
N.
J.,
Feb,
26:
Workers
Of
a
local
war
inriimtrv
numbering
125
have
gone
on
strike
because
a.
foremarf
used
abusive
language
to
them.
They
are
demanding
the
foreman's
removal
before
they
return
to
work.
Famous
Character
of
Old
West
Depicted
on
Screen
in
Week-End
Picture.
Is
"They
Died
With
Their
Boots
On,"
end
of
the
week
feature
pic
ture
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
starring
the
popular
Errol
Flynn.
Ls
the
story
of
George
A.
Custer,
one
of
the
most
colorful
figures
in
the
history
of
the
old
battling
west
of
the
United
States.
Of
courfc.
the
epic
of
"Custer's
Last
Stand"
ls
a
by-word.
This
is
the
plctur-izatlon
of
it
The
story
is
rich
In
comedy
and
romance
as
well
as
human
frailties
and
heroisms.
Custer's
career
was
one
of
dynamic
and
thrilling
action
for
twenty
years
from
the
time
he
left
West
Point
until
he
was
slaughtered
with
his
troopers
by
the
Indians.
Flynn
plays
the
title
role
with
Oliva
deHavllland
as
his
wife.
They
were
an
ideal
and
happy
couple
and
their
real
-life
love
story
ls
one
of
the
most
moving
to
,
be
found
In
American
history.
Supporting
the
two
stars
Is
a
large
featured
cast
headed
by
Gene
Lockhart,
Charley
Grape-win,
Arthur
Kennedy,
Anthony
Qulnn,
Sydney
Greenstreej
and
Hattle
AtcDanlel.
SHIPMENT
OF
SCRAP
Fifty
Tons
Dispatched
by
Salvage
Department
of
Local
Red
Cross
Another
shipment
of
scrap
collected
by
the
Red
Cross
salvage
department
was
sent
to
Vancouver
on
Tuesday.
This
lot
was
taken
by
the
Union
steamer
Camosun.
It
Included
a
(considerable
quantity
of
paper
arid
several
hundred
pounds
of
rubber.
There
Is
still,
however,
a
large
amount
of
mat
erial
on
hand
to
be
shipped
and
no
more
can
be
collected
for
some
time.
Many
different
truck
owners
and
operators
have
helped
In
collecting
the
scrap
Including
Army
Service
"Corps,
Northern
Enterprise
Transfer.
Brand's
Transfer,
Hyde
Transfer.
112
Transfer.
Phll-pott
and
Evttt,
Bacon
Fisheries,
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co
operative
Association,
McMeekin's
Brokerage
and
the
city
englneer-:
ing
department.
REUNION
IN
CITY
nrther
and
Sister
Meet
After
Not
Seeing
Each
Other
For
Fifty-Four
Years
A
brother
and
a
sister,
after
having
not
seen
each
other
In
fifty-four
years,
have
been
reunited
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
brother
is
William
Jefferson,
well
iiiown
longsnoreman
foreman
for
;the
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co.
and
pioneer
or
tnis
city.
The
sister
ls
Mrs.
May
Lauzenby
of
Ouelph,
Ontario,
who
arrived
from
the
East
on
Tuesday
night's
train
and
will
spend
a
month
in
the
city.
Mining
Man
Passes
Away
John
D.
Galloway,
former
nro-
vlnclal
mineralogist
and
for
years
before
that
resident
mining
engineer
at
Hazelton,
died
a
few
days
ago
In
Vancouver
following
an
operation.
After
leaving
the
government
service
a
few
years
ago,
Mr.
Galloway
was
Identified
with
the
Porcher
Island
mine.
FOOD
FAKE
Extreme
Penalty
Requested
in
Great
Britain
by
Solicitor
General.
LONDON.
Feb.
M:
So
extensive
has
become
the
"fake
food"
racket
on
the
"black
market"
In
rn-nnt
nritain
that
the
solicitor
general
ls
asking
that
the
death!
uenaltv
be
Imposed
for
those
en-
i
gaging
In
it.
Among
the
foods
which
have
been
faked
by
allegedly
bona-flde
substitutes
have
been
powdered
milk
and
dehydrated
vegetables,
flour
and
water
having
been
used
in
many
cases,
according
to
disclosure
by
analysts.
Telegraph
Service
Is
Being
Improved
New
Equipment
Now
Here
Will
Double
Capacity
To
Handle
Traffic
New
equipment
which
ha
ur-'
rived
for
Installation
in
the
iora,
commercial
office
of
the
C'ana
dlan
National
Telegraphs
wta
double
the
capacity
for
hancUiu'
of
wire
traffic.
It
will
also
make
passible
a
general
speeding
up
of
service
In
the
office
which
was
Increased
to
a
twenty-four
hour
basis
some
two
or
three
months
ago.
O.
H.
Tycho,
foreman
from
Smlthers.
will
superintend
the
new
Installation
work.
General
Bennett
Made
His
Escape
Commander
-
in
-
Chief
of
Au-tralian
Forces
In
Batavla
From
Singapore
DATA
VIA.
Feb.
26-
Major
Oen-
eral
Henry
Gordon
Bennett,
com-mander-in-c
h
t
e
f
of
Australian
forces
in
the
Far
Eat.
has
reach
ed
here
from
Singapore,
having
e:aped
with
a
party
of
soldiers
as
that
island
fortress
was
aban
doned
to
the
Japanese.
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25:
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to
Britain,
have
wcu
converted
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tankers
to
help
rush
oil
supplies
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