3D
AY
Uuiiumvx
ii,ivi6
Inngcs
rs'ccdca
,ECTORAL
REFORM
IN
GT.
BRITAIN
Bimatrd
50
I'crcent
oi
Uigtule
lyot.r
Have
Bccri
Tut
Off
Lists
by
war's
aiaiies.
Bv
HAROLD
FAIR'
C:in;.'Uan
Press
Staff
Writer
tONlX'N
Feb.
11:
Vi
Britain
ni,
ncld
a
general
election
I!
ai'
eligible
voters
partiefpat-
,m..:
the
election
machinery
Ivirtiauled
but
tne
government
R
(.v
-o
to
study
reform
need-
ivie
fie:
;i
oral
register
has
not
Uarqlo
FAIR
been
renovat
ed
since
June,
11)39,
and
per
sons
reaching
voting
age
since
then
are
still
not
eligible
because
their
names
are
not
on
the
list.
Wartime
population
movements
brought
f
u
r-ther
complica
tes
x
::
oecause
of
absence
of
en,
-om
their
constituencies
bp
observers
estimate
as
many
0
oeirent
are
no
longer
ble;
on-
n.
'
ticrDcri
Mumson
ma
fan
to
ice
ii;ni:
:on
secretary
of
state
r.
i.
nj
appointed
a
15
or
.:
party
committee
to
j
r...-
ana
report
on
tnwr
ii
The
move
does
not
mean
a-iv
eie-'ion.
Informed
sources
hi:
i.
cloned
to
have
need-
sn;s!:n;ne:-v
available
after
thei
Possible
Redistribution
it
tin
.c.
headed
by
Sir
a:
.;
Viv.au
resMrfcrar-general
E
::uar
and
Wales,
also
will
iiuc
r
.i..;
;,')-.it4on
of
pariSi-'
ta
:
..
regarded
as
long
Sbii)..
i'
Morrison
told
par-"o
m
th
debate
on
the
di
Parliament
Ad
u
.
a
,ix)d
case
has
bw
f.n
iual
invesUwtton
T.
whirh
wn'nlrl
SflcoTrel?
ttn?
crqiarationnir'
rie
vot
mo
possible
redistribu-
"jrrmlttee's
terms
of
xef--ir:
;ed
it.
to
.cottier
:
ived
registration
ma-a
be
devisd
Shaving
to
the
cireuni-ottain
in
the
pe-i
tli?
termination
of
to
examine
tech-
'm.-;
connected
with
re-
A
to
r,v-i;icrti(.ns
'
"h,
r.;e
arc
made
th?
r
irontinnp
r
kpo
onv
i
fo:
j?d
by
irid'eperi-the
wartime
party
"u;.n?
on
an
increasingly
Effect
of
the
-pics-'
n
..;,.
was
seen
jn
rnany
ioi
year
where
only
Pa
i;.
i-i
r,t
Iho
n1irtni-ata
nc
'
be
settling-down
period
lowed
before
a
new
reg-ompiled
depends
on
the
situation.
Arter
the
last
r.he
election
took
place
weeks
of
the
Irving
on
the
Western
)
by
mall
while
those
pi
away
cast
their
ballots
by
'
ooutip.iuns
have
urged
'
eiect.on
take
place
until
oi
(our
years
after
the
war's
CENDIARY
BOMB
HERE
VALENTINE
MESSAGES
Some
Siiffjfcstions
Appropriate
To
War
Theme
Are
Made
MONTREAL,
Feb.
11:
The
fixed
text
valentine
message
designed
..his
year
by
Canadian
Telegraph
companies
ln:ludfis
a
type
of
greeting
patterns
to
blend
with
.he
general
back
drop
of
a
world
at
war.
Telegraph
messages
such
as
"while
you
are
guarding
your
country.
I
am
guarding
my
heart
against
all
others"
will
appropriately
cause
the
burly
sergeant
to,
Dlush
to
the
roots.
This
type
of
message
will
sup-
r?mcnt
the
regular
fixed-text
Utv
by
James
Wood-
n,cnt,no
niitc
r.rnviHrt
hv
f"
Ullfl
l.ibpc
lnloritci
ii
I
.
.
....
v.,.
tnlnnrnnh
nnmnnn
fR
nnri
1R
flP-
Exhibit.
pcf.in?
considerable
atten-
sipned
particularly
for
exchange
.
between
Canadian
girls
and
their
If"
fne
part
of
passersbv
is
nnn
un
TTf
cfatAC
fV,,
..
.
.
,,
-
-
,
VUitUUa
tf.ilU
bllC
UlUbtU
fcJV.l!o.
ay
in
the
milv
News'
h-
Inany
WIU
preier
l"e
v
poihi,,
.
M
I'vfctpry
symbol
as
exemplified
in
j
wicic
u
in
uutuy
....
vvvv
nnA
no;
b,a
d
nttii
&hiiJ"U'b
J"T
"
P
incendiary
bomb
actual-
n..
.
,f
like
I
M"l"lbs
tu
4ilJ
'-'tu.itau.
rpartiniin
k
mb
w
,
J
And
as
the
ll5hts
in
naval
bar-LSm'3'
'as
f?u"d
racks
are
doused
for
the
night,
hvnnH,Z
.1
.
pe"
y,
rhymes
such
as
"Through
all
the
.u.i!
('.
desire:
"1
would
et-en
enjoy
doing
K.
P..
if
my
valentine
you
would
be."
Tlfese
and
many
more
messages
have
been
prepared
by
Canadian
heart
pleasers.
Special
low
rates
apply
for
these
forms
of
greeting.
FLOWERS
FOR
ST.
VALENTINE
ilK'rtlo'
May
Give
an
Advance
Showinx
of
Spring
and
Here's
Some
Hints.
By
BETTY
CLARKE
Spring
flower
fashion
for
for-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
as
well
as
gay
evenings.
.
Here's
a
good
idea
to
go
by:
Fit
your
flowers
not
only
'to
.your
coiffure
but
to
the
size
and
shape
of
your
face
if
you
want,
to
look
telegraph
companies
for
Valentine
as
pleasing
and
smart
as,
spring
Day
when
.hearts
are
trumps.
j
itself.
The
telegraph
companies
have
j
One
orchid
design
goes
with
long
not
pverlooked
the
boys
overseas,
paair
glamorized
by
the
winged
Moving
through
the
cables
along
headdress,
...
suggesting
that
a
filer
1
1
3
1
...IH
1
me
ucu
ui
uic
u.cBii
win
oe
many
might
have
sent
the
flowers.
An
aviation
heart
was
made
particularly
for
long
hair
rolled
around
the
head,
with
a
braid
across
the
iront
to
complete
the
.roll
from
e.ther
side.
-Here
are
some
hints
about-wear
ing
flowers:
If
you
choa3e
to
wear
flowers
this
spring,
choose
them
to
fit
our
perfume.
If
the
fresh,
'fragrance
is
not
the
same
'a
the
.perfume
odor,
you
waste
whichever
is
th
weaker.
Nor
should
your
perfume
be
strong
enough
or-
different
enough
to
clash
with
the
flower
fragrance.
You'll
feel
much
nit
auu
uttvi
uiui
a
uiivviviio
uuil
m
l
1
-hairdo
moTC
Perlec,
much
more
of-a-because
be
reflected
in
inspiration,
I
Valantlne's
Day
is
a
sor
lpievCe
ou
lf
'"
ytT
bfa"ty,
better
a'dS
ble"d;
and
feci
,
of
send-off
for
the
sentimental
j
'better
,
if
you
..wear
large
or
plab-
geason
,
'orate
flowers
with"
simple
frocks.
This
year
designs
vary
from
a'Conse
nt,y
Choose
simplerflow-falrly
informal
heart
of
sweet-
ers
for
frilUer
frocks
heart
roses
to
an
aviation
head-
Don't
be
'
bacward
hen
'your
dress
of
two
butterfly
orchids,
:pscort
asks
,ydu
kind
of
somewhat
heart
-
shaped
them
selves.
A
heart
of
sweetheart
roses
can
complement
a
coiffure
of
short
-
atprf
ye"r
come
rain
or
snine,
in
ai-
m
...
h
.
.
""opped
curls.
The
corsage
sets
Ii
m"-chant
i
ways
be
your
valentine,"
.will
prob-
ton
emf,loyed
here
by
ably
dance
through
the
minds
of
n
the
toP
and
back
of
the
hair,
Sm?
UnB
C-
I
Canadian
sailors.
which
was
carefully
arranged
by
porab
on
May
4,
1941,
land-'
Private
J.
Doakes
will
make
it
washing
it
first
in
a
soapless
f
emergency
water
tank
of
n
nnint
tn
,nn
t
t
tn
vwh.
tho
shampoo
containing
hair
condl-
flowers
you
prefer
or
what
dress
I
you
are
wearing.
He
deseivcs
some
help
in
selecting
a
suitable
ornament
for
you.
YOU
KNOW
AT
ONCE
The
first
letter
or
the
lirst
two
Fum
Institute
in
Liverpool,
nearest
telegraph
office
arid
send
tloner
to
keep
the
curls
mahag-
letters
of
radio
call
slgnaHJ
lydi-,
and
smothered
out.
.
the
follow!
maep
tn
his
able
a
good
idea
for
busy
days
cate
the
nationality
.of
the
mid
er.
Seizing
the
Japanese
Fleet
On
This
Coast
Upper
left
Ratings
of
the
Canadian
Navy,
their
service
rifles
slung
over
their
shoulders.
tand
guard
at
the
wheel
of
a
Japanese
fishing
vessel
seized
by
west
coast
authorities
immediately
after
Canada
declared
war
upon
the
Nipponese
Empire.
Lower
left
During
the
recent
seizure
each
Japanese
boat
was
demobilized
by
the
removal
of
some
vital
part
of
its
motor.
Now
that
the
gov-
'
ernment
has
decided
to
allow
the
owners
to
lease
or
sell
their
boats
to
white
fishermen,
these
carefully
tagged
and
stored
parts
will
be
replaced.
Below
The
Union
Jack
goes
up
.
.
on
one
ot
the
Japanese
fishing;
.
vessels
Immobilized
by
the
CJarta-dian
.Navy.
Jap
fishermen
will
'
'
hot
be
allowed
to
operate
during
-
the
war.
Mail
Schedule
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
"Fridays
5
p.rn.
Prom
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
11
p.m.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
,
12:30
p.m.
Thursday
10:15
p.m.
Friday
9:30
p.m
February
12
and
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p.m.
From
Vancouver
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p.m.
Wednesday
10:00
a.m.
Friday
..
p.m,
February
8
and
19
a.m.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
7
p.m.
Wednesday
2
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
rrcmler
Tuesday
a.m
Thursday1
8:00
p.m
For
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
.
7
pm.
From
Alice
Ann,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
a.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Thursday
10:15
p
m.
Friday
9
p.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
10:00
a.m.
Friday
pjn.
For
Onren
Charlotte
Islands
February
10
and
24
...
9:00
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
February
9
and
23
a.m.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
2:00
p.m.
February
8
and
19
a.m.
From
Alaska-Thursday
;
6:00
p.m.
February
12
and
23
p.m.
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it
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ably
the
night
before,
a
let-
terbox
in
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door
being
there
to
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copy.
Local
news
not
In
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a.m.
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llshed.
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if
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However,
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do.
CHICAGO,
Feb.
11:
Oi
More
than
50
percent
of
American
golfers
are
32
years
or
older
and
65
eroent
are
engaged
in
sedentary
occupations.
FOIi
FUEE
CHINA
An
American
company
is
building
20
steam
locomotives
for
Free
China's
Yunan-Burma
Railway.
For
the
East
C.N.I1.
TKAINS
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
From
the
East-
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
11
p.m.
PAGE
TECRHi;
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Feb.
11,
1917:
British
captured
strong
enemy
positions
south
of
Srre
Hill
on
the
Somme
Front.
Italians
repulsed
heavy
Austrian
attacks
eait
of
Gorizia.
Germany
attempted,
through
the
Swiss
government,
to
re-open
negotiations
with
the
United
States.
TREES
OF
NATION
All
of
Argentina's
forests
are
under
state
control.
IN
THE
SI
I'UKMK
COI
KT
F
MltlTISU
(Oil.
Mill
A
IX
I'KOUATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
"AUmliilitration
Act"
uiid
.
:
in
the
Mattrr
of
the
Gktate
of
John
llavid
tracer
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
ills
Howr,
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
28ib
day
of
January.
A.
D.
1942,
I
was
ap-
poumea
juecuixr
cl
(He
estate
of
John
Dxvf.a
Irmti,
dsccawd.
and
ell
parties
having
claims
ajadnst
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
req-uarel
to
turaish
.same,
prtpeny
veruijo,
v
me
00
or
cerore
the
fcecend
day
of
Alarch,
A-D.
1942,-and
all
jlarileB
indebted
tr
the
estate
Are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
um-jix.t'UTiesB
co
me
icruiwitn.
DATED
at
F
fence
Ruosrt.
B.C
till
30th
day
of
January,
AX.
1942.
MELVIN
McKAY
STEVENS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Executor.
IX
THE
Nt
1'KEME
COl'KT
OV
IllllTIWll
KILIMIIIA
IX
ritOH.VTE
jlii
the
.Matter
of
the
"Administration
Act"
In
the
.Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Harold
Kornliiis
svemlsen,
otherwise
known
is
llarald
KtvaiiMin
and
Harold
Mttanwn,
lieceiised.
TAKE
NOTICE
JJiat
,hv
Oivler
r.e
th.
Honir
Jul7i
PiiJier.
imi
JiKf7
r.-t
fjv.
Stifiitaia:
Can
of
British.
Columbia,;
I
u
on
me
sfin
day
01
January
AD.
ii.-Jiti.ja
Aaj8u:or
cr
the
oi
Hirald
KomeUug
Svenclson,
1
1
acrwias
kr..
vn
as
Haiaild
Sw-anson,
md
Karald
B
.
....n.
Doceised,
formerly
at
tlw
Cli.or
of
FrJice
Rupert,
wjao
Ji:U
a.
:t
at
i1'.
il'ae
28,:h
day
'of
teer
1941.
All
pcraaaj
IndobHed;
'
to
te
.
i'i
':'.'.
e
ure
required
to
pay
the
ins
u:
tf
their
icdc-tk
-sluea
to.'ra?
or'.-'i-
'I
aovd
all
-,;erE:in3
having
claims
-sala
-the
i!id
Eii.
are
required.,
to
.'lie
-'ih:tn
with
me
property
verified
on
a
tacre
fcha
l&th
day
of
March
1&42
;a
:in
which
dktrlimtiUwi
will
toe
made
bavins
regard
caily
l
guch
claim
of
wfctto
I
ehali
have
been
notllied.
'
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
this
10th
day
cr
Frbiuary
1942.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Oflloal
Artmlniftrator
Prinne
Ri-ert.
'
B.C.
THE
M
l'UE.ME
lOl
RT
OK
1IIMTISII
t'Ol.l'MIWA
IX
I'KOIIATE
III
the
.Matter
of
the
"Administration
Act"
And
In
the
-Matter
of
the
Estate
of
lorzeii
.sveiidsfMi
(ii:imi
miii.wu
Jtnmyn
as
Jitsenn
s.
de-aard)
deceased,
Miriuir,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
OI
Hia
Honor.
W
K
piahm.
mn-
,
...
v.i
uie
ioui&
day
of
January.
A.
D.
1942.
I
,m
?ip.
polluted
Admi'1li!jitr.,tnr
rf
K
Vj-
Jorpen
Svendwn
Odegaard
(-otherwise
known
as
Joseph
S.
Odegaard)
deceaHed,
jwrures
naving
claims
againat
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required'
to
furnish
same.
Tirnirvlf
vHfiAH
.
.
on
or
before
the
28th
day
of
rWuary,
mji
paraes
inaeowd
to
taie
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
-indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prlruw
Rirvrt
n
r
28th
day
of
January,
A.
D.
1942.
G
O
L
D
S
E
A
L
nuttMAlN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator,
:
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
THE
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
mm
-
o
joe
r
1
Sockcye
Sainton
Fancy
Red
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Sainton
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater
'1
t
1
:
savoy
HOT
E
L
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
rhone
37
P.O.
Box
5t
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert