MONDAY,
JULY
2.
THE
DAILY
NETVS
PAOZ
TWO
"BIRMINGHAM"
Finest
range
in
Men's
Dress
Shoes
at
their
price
on
the
market
If
you
have
not
had
the
pleasure
of
wearing
"Birmingham"
Shoes
you
are
missing
one
of
the
best
bets
possible.
Solid
leather
throughout
Finest
fitting
lasts
and
styled
to
the
minute.
Priced
S6.50
to
$8.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes'
EDITORIAL
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RCPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PubHsnsd
Erery
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F
PULLEX,
PRESIDENT
O.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAGING
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
MONDAY.
JUIY
27.
1942
Treaties
Not
Enough
.
.
.
It
is
now
abundantly
evident
that
regional
treaties
will
onlv
ensure
nations
to
a
limited
detrree.
They
will
The
censor
won't
let
us
tell
you
much
about
the
weather.
But,
if
the
chair
gets
up
when
you
do,
you
can
figure
it's
hot.
Obscuring
a
School
There
has
been
some
complaintlaround
that
end
of
the
city
of
the
erection
of
Wartime
Housing
structures
which
have
now
all
but
smothering
the,
Booth
Memorial
'School,
It
is
probably
too
late
to
do
anything
about
it
now
even
though
protests
have
been
made-
However,
representations
made
at
this
time
in
regard
to
what
is
going
on
might
have
some
bearing
on
the
choosing
of
sites
for
.future
projects
of
such
kind.
,If
there
are
no
other
sites
available
for
these
structures
We
shall
just
have
to
put
up
with
them
but,
if
other
'
land
-just
as
suitable
could
be
found,
it
is
reasonable
to
urge
the
authorities
not
to
unnecessarily
obscure
established
civilian
institutions,
particularly
such
buildings
as
schools.
A
man
has
been
sentenced
to
three
months
f
qr
smoking
in
a
munitions
plant.
He
is
lucky
he
was
able
to
appear
in
court
in
one
piece.
GOING
TO
VANCOUVER
Removal
of
Prince
'Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
tation
Is
Finally
Decided
Upon
The
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Ex
perlmental
Station
Is
being
moved
establishment,
staff
and
all
in
Its
entirety
to
Vancouver.
It
Is
definitely
announced.
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
director,
will
be
leaving
between
August
15
and
20.
Dr.
H.
K.
Brocklecby
1
already
in
Van
rouver
settine
established
In
iem
during
the
war.
Later
it
is
likely
permanent
buildings
will
be
bulR
at
the
University
of
British
Col
umbia.
TO
CONSERVE
GAS
porary'
quarters.
Negotiations'
are"mts'"
meaning
"an
the
food
now
on
lor
premises
to
be
used
served
at
a
meal."
BASEBALL
ON
SUNDAY
ever
seen
on
the
iDWSg
nanae
aae.
wow
smoke
had
eieared.
the
scare
1
board
read
?
to
0.
Randall
re-jlieved
Cntrthecs
in
the
jeeond
and
'weathered
the
storm
until
the
l
sixth
inning
when
hte
support
in
the
ftetd
folded
up
Wee
a
pass:
of
'
well
used
ptftftac
enrds.
The
same
j
was
ealled
in
the
sixth
after
one
jand
three
naarter
hear
at
atonpr
baseeaU.
The
MjdJand-Wnttt
and
Nleker-son
I
game
was
a
gawd
one
wtth
the
'Madlends
on
the
ieng
end
of
an
to
1
iron
MaerUncie.
the
Midlands
fancier,
who
is
a
forme'
Kamieops
pitcher
had
the
Watt'
and
Mckexaan
nine
eating
ostt
of
his
hancf.
no
leas
than
thirteen
Clothier
coins;
to
the
bench
via
the
atrikeost
route
Midlands
etart-
ed
off
with
a
banc,
awing
two!
'
nms
in
the
first
inning
on
bits
by
j
BarkweU.
MneKenaie
and
Monroe.
1
The
Watt
and
Xlekerson
nine
saored
their
lone
run
in
the
sixth
on
hits
by
Potuk
and
Santerbane
j
wtth
Post
uk
scorine
the
run
Joe
i
Beruehi.
former
Kamioops
catch
er,
played
Kwrt
&ur
lor
the
Watt
and
NWcerson
team.
SPORT
CHAT
not
ensure
against
a
new
war.
More
than
ever
before
iff
3!!!!
of
Jf1
seaonJ
rnna
;
iVc
ft
Ta
nc;KiHf;Qc
)oined
Canadian
armed
aer-
;Kcm
in"
wc
.Muxt
iUui.-iUiv.
..v,
j.w.i.i
.vices.
Rill
iReaina
Leader-Posti
of
a
lasting
peace
will
mainly
be
dependent
upon
the
rela-Good
writes
in
with
the
tnfonna
tions
between
the
great
powers.
It
is
ot
vital
importance
ition
that
Botch
McDonald,
who
for
all
the
small
countries
that
this
relationship
should
piyi
with
Detroit
Red
wings
ard
be
characterized
by
co-operation
and
mutual
confidence.
ITndia?18
Cf
.2'
m
M?"
sral
il
.
a.
T
il..
rz
.
jiuiuai
commence
oeiween
me
great,
powers
is
ine
iirsc
condition
for
international
co-operation
in
the
future,
soiaurn.
is
In
the
army.
Roy
MeBride
and
Paul
Platz
are
in
the
R.CF..
with
Hughie
Bell
and
Roy
for
a
real
League
of
Nations
which
must
be
the
ultimate
'Aiie
in
the
navy.
goal
of
all
freedom-loving
peoples.
I
Economical
problems
are
of
course
not
to
be
solver!
u"'15,'
,
.
,
.
,
.
,
.
,
i
.
farmer
ranking
Nova
Scoua
ten
the
basis
of
onlv
be
solved
on
regional
autarchy.
They
can
mg
a
high
scorer
in
basket-on
a
broad
international
basis.
This
is
especially
the
case
ball
in
the
Halifax
dty
league
and
for
a
country
which
is
dependent
to
a
high
decree
unon
former
member
of
Halifax
wan-
j
world
trade
and
whose
ships
sail
the
Seven
Seas.
Still
'dere
auad-
toamfer-less
do
nations
want
to
be
culturally
isolated.
The
ideals
!ff
L!?.!"
1
for
which
we
are
fighting
are
not
bounded
by
frontiers
Wwg
a
meto,
Halifax
infantry
aiiu
kiic
nm
iia.i
v-icai.cu
a
cciidc
ui
muiuai
i
wircti
nin'iuniv.
confidence
between
all
freedom-loving
peoples.
This
wider
international
co-operation
should,
however,
not
be
limited
to
any
continent.
Not
only
continents
but
also
oceans
are
links
between
nations.
Lieut.
Rod
McGHl
of
Winnipeg,
Manitoba
open
slalom
ikl
cham-Ipion.
helped
train
men
of
Tlltary
I
District
10
in
special
operations
near
Winnipeg
in
1941
before
go-
tog
overseas
with
the
Queen's
Own
Cameron
Highlanders
of
Canada.
Lieut.
McGiil
is
24.
Thomas
A.
(Mountain
Boy)
link-letter
of
Springhill,
who
pitched
ine
opnngimi
r
cmwuuikii
ut
j
Nova
SceUa
baseball
finals
for,
teveral
years
Just
before
the
war
U
with
the
R.C.A.
at
Halifax.
George
Stuart
of
Edmonton,
a
member
of
University
of
Alberta
hockey
and
football
teams
for
four
years.
Joined
the
R.C-A.F.
He
was
coach
of
the
Interfaculty
football
champions
the
Aggie
last
fall.
Robert
(Bobby)
Coulter,
Toronto.
football
star,
Joined
the
air
force
last
May.
He
was
Instrumental
In'
building
several
fine
football
teams
'
at
North
Toronto
Collegiate
where
he
was
a
teaeher.
I
Mally
Hughes,
21-year-old
goalkeeper,
Is
an
ordinary
seaman
In
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
Hughes
was
one
of
the
best
Junior
netmindeM
In
Manitoba
when
he
played
for
Portage
la
Prairie
Terriers
In
1940-41.
Last
reason
he
was
the
backbone
of
the
Manitoba
senior
champlonsV.'in
nlpeg
R.C.N.VJl.
MOBILE
FIRE
UNITS
CROYDON.
En?..
July
27:
O,
A
LONDON,
July
27:
By
park-jflre
fighting
"flying
column,"
the
ing
550
buses
at
various
points
In
central
London
during
slack
periods
Instead
of
returning
them
to
outer
terminals
after
the
morning
rush
Is
over,
it
Is
hoped
to
save
2,000,000
bus
trips
a
year.
DERIVED
FROM
FRENCH
"Mess"
Is
actually
the
Engllth
mispronunciation
of
the
French
first
of
Its
kind
In
Britain
has
been
established
here.
At
five
minutes
notice
the
column
can
go'
anywhere
to
heJp
a
raided
town.
I
The
Canadian
volunteer
firemen
who,
have
come
to
Britain
also
plan
to
establish
themselves
as
"flying
columns."
SMALL
HOLDINGS
More
than
60
percent
of
Egypt's
land
owners
derive
Uielr
entire
living
from
an
acre
or
less
of
land.
Red
Cross
News
Helped
Fire
Victims
;
Answering
an
appeal
from
fire
Dry
Dock
and
Midland
Winner
rrjgOS
&t
Bid.
within
lour
boar
Yesterday
Hw
Dry
Do
He
act
a
new
anting
tmmA
in
the
Sealer
Baseball
Leagne
yesterday
by
narmwhtg
the
iewty
Medicals
around
by
Use
tune
of
14
to
1.
The
Medicals
played
one
of
the
wool
teat
baseball
Prince
George
and
sacBrlde
Red
'csasa
branches
had
supplies
on
(the
way.
Many
victim
lost
every
thing
except
the
ck)
thing
tney
Ike
Imb
was
estimated
to
be
more
than
S375jC00
to
the
team
JAM
FOR
BRITAIN
A
carload
of
British
Colombia
tern
for
the
children
of
ntttasn
Acropolis
HUl.
wtehi
M.tttu
pound
sounds
Tne
at
Canada
can
snake.
The
CantervoUon
Committee
has
set
a
DTovtBcaal
quota
of
9JB
:
Mr
pounds
almost
three
carload.
HELPS
SCHOOL
CLINldS
Miss
Doris
Carter,
mat
ton
of
CeeU
Lake
Red
Cross
Outpost
Hos
pital.
autiaUd
by
Dr.
Taylor
at
district
school
children
s
clinic
be4d
before
school
dostng.
Twenty-nine
ebUdren
attended
and
hat
far
the
"ever
present
eavtttas
tat
teeth."
the
matron
reports
he
found
the
children
to
be
In
good
physical
-ondition.
TO
HELP
RUSSIA
The
employees
of
the
Polaris
Taku
Mine
at
Twlseqnah
recently
donated
$1C0
throne
their
meal
Red
Crew
committee
to
buy
medi
cal
MooUec
for
Russia,
DANISH
FAMILY
HELPS
On
leaning
the
Army
a
Danish
father
and
vm.
whose
rutr
it
Noer.
randents
of
th-
ParfcsvUJe
district
have
contributed
the
pro-
eeeds
of
the
sale
of
their
equipment
such
as
saw
wedges,
boots
and
so
forth
to
the
local
Red
Cross
branch
MERR1TT
HAS
V.LD.'S
Eleven
Red
Cross
V.
A.
D.'a
are
ininc
valuable
work
ritt
Hospital.
INDIANS
AID
RED
CROSS
A
feature
of
the
recent
national
FHe
players
'from
the
Mooeeampajgn
for
funds
in
British
Col
umbia
was
the
support
of
the
Indians
In
the
Alort
Bay
district,
who
contributed
$1047
55
Th;
'Miss
Edna
Gillies
Is
Guest
Of
Honor
Mrs.
George
Holmes
and
Mrs.
Harry
Thrupp
llotees
At
Shower
any
Thnawp
re
Jett
hostesses
At
the
bass
at
the
UUr
on
freaesday
tiitadng
last
at
a
rais--eUaneous
show)
in
honor
OfflkM.
The
rooms
me
tastefully
dec-
Cauthers
started
on
the
mound
fort
cross
allowed
Overseas
shipping
orated
with
pink
and
the
Meds
bat
ran
into
a
heavy'
for
an
the
)am
the
women
j
streamers
and
silver
bells.
and
Mrs
white
The
leaning
was
spent
in
play-'
beingl
and
Mrs.
3f
M.
Dainty
ufcsshmfnt
were
served
fey
the
nnst
fans
anor
wnscn
r
i
brtaV
to-be
was
presentM
wan
naay
ioveryand
waftd
gtrta.
These
tn
by
Master
ueorge
m
Atr
Force
uni
form
and
were
planed
in
a
decer
ned
wason
wtth
aa
airplane
on
op
WBUam
Bead.
X.
M.
MacLean.
J
ngr-aon.
J
Watson.
H
F
Olassey.
Henry
Dotrori
P
Morgan.
H
rjodd.
A.
Marray.
OsUu
Conntre.
Peter
Byrne,
at
ManArthnr.
warry
Thnrpp.
Oeorge
Hohaes
and
the
OiDies
and
Kay
wt-
tnff'h
nhleh
has
IS
units
raised
UC31CJg.
omtestms
He
quota
at
4-gMOJO
by
lalem
SwVLVAGE
HORSEHAIR
The
Red
Cross
Salvage
department
is
appealing
to
farmers
for
dean
horsehair
eoawbtngs.
These
should
be
packed
in
cartons
or
sacks
and
turned
in
to
the
salvage
in
the
Mer-
depots.
WINDING
RAILWAY
The
railroad
which
links
Mur
WeekmBrifain
IIlTLF.lt
cltoe
"Guns
iiiHtcad
of
butter."
So
the
Nazis
Imve
guns!
We
mut
catch
up
...
and
beat
them.
They
tortured
people
to
make
them
uve.
Wc
must
huvc
willingly.
So
H'h
up
to
uh,
each
otic
of
u,
to
ceono-mie
of
our
own
free
will
.
.
.
buy
War
Savings
Stamps
and
Certificate
m
that
He
can
outstrip
our
enemies
with
planes
and
tanks
and
guns
and
ships
.
.
.
we
must
do
more
than
merely
ticrct
the
small
requirements
for
compulsory
saving.
We
must
supply
nearly
half
the
money
needed
for
the
war
voluntarily.
Women
must
help
hy
economizing
in
the
kitchen,
hy
patching
and
darning,
hy
chopping
carefully
and
cutting
out
waste.
Make
up
your
mind
moip
to
buy
one,
two,
five
or
more
War
Savings
Stamps'
every
iceeh.
You
can.
You
mimll
lluy
Xfnr
Snrlnfn
Stamp
from
Imnlti,
put
office.
Irlrilutnr
ojfurt,
tleimrtmrnt
ttorei,
tlruKilult,
urixrrt,
lolnxcuiUtli,
Innik
ttnrr
ami
ollur
relntt
lre.
(rll
ficntr
may
li
jiurrhamnl
Jor
imnmliatr
tUlltrry
In
ilrmtminalii'im
nf
fj.
$10,
$2S,
Jrom
Itunk.
Trutl
Vdtmpunle
ami
I'ott
OJJiff,
NiUooil
War
Finance
Ciniiu'llce
HE
4P
t
11.40
25
xt
s;
io
12
.
U
U
t.
iu
o
by
t.B
t
.
CK
.C:,..Jl.ff
'-'-
Of
111
iUU
l'".U.:i
Canadian
National
Railways
TRAINS
FOR
THE
EAST
WILL
LEAVE
rilLNCE
RUPERT
MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY,
fl
pm,
atopplng
a
l
local
sUUons,
arriving
JASPER
Wednesday,
Friday
t
Sunday.
7
im
WEDNESDAY
and
ITtlDAY.
10
JO
a
m..
itopplng
at
Te'r
Paetnc.
HaaeUon.
New
1
Luc
lion,
Smlthers,
Ilurni
Lakr
A
derhoof.
Prince
Oeorge.
aiseome
and
XteOrlde
only
A.
-.
JASPER
Thursday
and
fJaturday
12:25
pra.
INCOMING
TRAINS
WILL
ARRIVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
TUESDAY.
FRIDAY
and
SUNDAY.
11
pin.
THURSDAY
and
SATURDAY.
6:30
pin.
Air
Conditioned
Skeptng
and
Dining
Cars
on
train
i-w,
:
Monday
6:00
pm..
Wednesday
and
Friday
10:30
axn
C
only
on
other
trains
from
Prince
Rupert
For
Full
Information.
ResenraUons,
etc..
call
.or
write
R.
S.
C.REIG,
CITY
PASSENGER
AGENT
526
Third
Aenue
Phone
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Rsptrt
Agents
for
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