PAGE
TWO
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMHIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULL
EN,
MANAGING-EDITOR
VlVyYFTOlVG
RATES
Readers,
per
line,
per
Insertion
.251
uiajpiveu
Advertisements,
per
woia,
per
insertion
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Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
MONDAY.
APRIL
27,
1942.
EDITORIAL
A.R.P.
Doing
Good
Work
.
.
.
Although
its
numbers
might
be
greater,
Prince
Hup-
A
story
is
told
of
a
boy
who
owned
a
bantam
hen.
He
put
an
ostrich
egg
in
front
of
her
nest
and
over
it
a
card
1
on
which
j
he
had
written,
''Look
on
this
card
and
.
do
e
your
I
oest.
Is
it
not
true
that
all
of
us
need
to
have
kept
before
us
something
which
bids
us
to
attempt,
achieve
and
attain
more?
And
this
"snmprhinrr"
is
and
ran
Hp
tVip
ihIvpv.
showing
a
model
kitchen
performs
its
intended
object,1
namely,
the
implanting
of
desire
and
purpose
to
have
a
kitchen
which
will
economize
steps,
labor
and
time,
and
which
will
be
an
agreeable
workshop.
It
is
the
same
with
other
things.
In
their
sum,
advertisements
have
an
incalculable
influence
for
good
on
all
of
us.
They
teach
us
how
to
live
more
fully
how
to
get
more
agreeable
experiences
out
of
every
day.
They
point
us
to
products
and
services
which
in
possession
and
use
make
our
occupations
more
rewardful
of
everything
which
satisfies
our
natures
and
deepest
needs.
They
show
us
how
to
lessen
the
fatiue
of
labor,
how
to
have
greater
comfort:
how
to
get
more
time
for
social
pleasures
and
cultural
employments;
how
to
have
better
health;
how
to
make
our
homes
more
attractive
inside
and
out;
hnw
to
use
our
money
to
insure
presently
and
in
our
later
years
freedom
from
anxiety
and
the
distresses
of
poverty.
So
we
bid
vou
look
at
ad
tMlAMrllii
Tl
lit
I
RAILWAY
I
USES
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
TO
VANCOUVER
VIA
OCEAN
FALLS
AND
WAY
POUTS:
SS
"PRINCESS
ADELAIDE"
every
Friday,
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT;.
April
Ui,
ICtri.
28th,
May
Bth,
19th.
June
2nd.
TO
KETCHIKAN,
WRANGELL,
JUNEAU
AND
6KAO.WAY:
AprJl
2nd,
12th,
23rd,
May
3rd.
Uth.
28th.
Direct
connections
at
Vancowver
with
Canadian
pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
'
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Idry
DOCK
MEN
DEAD
Murdock
Mclean
and
William
Moffatt,
who
Ralchcd
Together
For
Years,
Pass
Away
fi4O06Nll"t
Murdoch
MeLeai
and
William
IMaffatt,
two
wU
known
steel
I
workers
of
the
dry
dock
here,
wfco
'have
been
employee;
at
the
loaal
plant
for
many
years,
died
during
I
the
night
at
the
Prince
Rupert
jOeneral
Hospital,
one
late
la
it
night
and
one
early
this
morning.
They
had
been
taken
from
their
home
on
Ambrose
Avenue,
hist
off
Sixth
Avenue
near
the
Hays
Creek
1
had
a
fine
garden
which
had
been
I
developed
into
one
of
the
horticul-
content
to
sit
back
and
let
the
other
fellow
do
the
job.
;
Vl
lwa
awu-
wuw-
The
very
least
a
person
can
do
is
to
make
himself
acquainted
with
the
civilian
protection
regulations
andlfNeW
p
LtirS
Al6
take
certain
simple
steps
to
protect
his
own
property.
CiMl
A
1
LI
Banshees
Wail
xuciiuiy
i-yi;s.
oeyonu
tneir
permissible
selfishness
thevl,u,yal
Couple
inspect
States
to
China,
has
been
arrang
ed
lor
May
I.
-Already
5500,0O0)00
has
bei
(loaned
byj
United
States
to
Chin.'-
'
'
WELSH
SKIPPER
WINS
O.B.E.
CARDIFF,
April
27
f
Capt,
Thomas
Smith
of
this
city
who
saved
the
crew
of
his
ship
when
It
struck
a
mine
and
sank
in
six
minutes,
has
been
awarded
the
O.
B.E.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
MONDAY,
APRH.
v
MARRIED
QUIETLY
bridge,
to
the
hospital.
They
had
r
room's
.".J,!?
tht
was
.1
wv
ivi
j
cs
!U
.
.
i
matching
turban
Her
oarage
was
of
pink
tarnations
11
is
surprising,
tnougn,
to
learn
now
many
are
not
even,
juh
-iVaimUlc
years
and
u
wen
known
and
ppu-
aoing
tnat.
Maybe
by
the
time
the
war
comes
a
little;
jiar.
iue
onde
recently
arrived
Closer
they
Will
Wake
Up.
Meanwhile,
it
is
tO
be
hoped,
for;
Private
Purchasers
.May
Still
Se-'
frcm
thsoutb
their
sake,
that
there
will
be
no
"Pearl
Harbor"
here.'
curc
inemjn
Canada
....
ii
"
f..:
:.r:::
r;
"r
vr:
r:
ottawa.
Apm
27-ix
thou
wunuer
wnai,
rnnce
nupert
migni
nave
Deen
HKt
lasiisand
new
cars
are
available
for
night
had
those
been
enemy
planes
and
bombs.
.
private
purchasers
in
Canada
and,
I
In
addition.
4000
are
being
kept
in;
Making
Daily
Life
Enjoyable
.
.
.
a
bank.
Yorkshiremen
which
the
groom
responded.
The
toast
to
the
bridesmaid
was
pro-
tf-lT
t
nm
)0a
W
James
omipson
anu
re-I
VI
r
IV
I
US
sponded
to
by
the
best
man.
iTIJLlil
iJU
I
,
Mrs.
A,
Berner
and
Mrs.
Barnes
Simpson
poured
from
the
brides
Moscow
Claims
This
Has
Been
Toll
fcce-covered
table
which
was
cen-On
Xasis
In
Winter
War
tred
w1h
a
sUver
basket
ot
pink
:
Kay
OffeUl.
I
Mr.
and,
Mrs.
O'eill
will
take
up
residence
on
Fifth
Avenue
West.
The
groom
has
lived
here
for
many
Calgary
Couple
Married
Here
Miss
Dolly
Lyneh
Becomes
Biide
of
Signalman
Robert
Frederick
(Jrren
In
.Naval
Service
Here
Terrace
I
fur
sumc
wvrivs
im-n
noir
been
definite
rumors
that
Terrace
Mlvi
Joan
Hawkins
of
William
ls
,0
tne
slte
of
11
military
iiri
ii...,mM
nrii
f
;mp.
Strands
with
a
military
i..,
irvoin
bearing
have
appeared
at
Are
Entranned
wedding
at
3:3d
Sunday
SXK.
afternoon
JSHs
Lome
Cornell
.
n'ivii
iUi
LSVliy
OilCl
tlUftll
iilCll.
Are
Entombed
When
Earth
Tre-'
daugnter
of
Mr
and
Mr
Francis
mor
Shakes
Colliery
lA-
Lynch
of
Calgary,
became
ihe
I
bride
of
Signalman
Robert
Fred-
LONDON.
April
27
Seventeen
erlck
Oreen
R.
C.
son
of
Mr.
tisements
pnlnrful!0031
miP"8
were
entrPPl
when
and
Mrs.
Frederick
John
Green
of
seen
in
T)n
nnt
thP
timejus
u;wi
in
our
our
newsnanpvs
UO
not
tne
C010riUlan
newspapers.
eartn
tremor
sealed
part
of
th
eiCalgary.
Rev.
Canon
W
F
niwh-
advertisements
of
model
kitchens
plant
in
the
heart
of
workings
of
a
colliery.
Eight
"haw
broSk2taed
vvcijr
vvuuuiH
a
uesire
anu
a
will
to
nave
some
(lay
a
Deen
rescuea
and
it
is
hoped
to'
The
bride
entered
the
Kitchen
like
the
pictured
ones?
Immediacy
of
action
may
reach
the
nine
others
aoon-
not
De
possible
or
contemplated,
yet
every
advertisement
St.
Peter"s
Anelican
Church
was
I
indeed
the
only
woman
in
the
In
Vancouver!?;t.'l1"ch
"
",d
wHh
Da,
'
Arthur
H.
Cannlngton
was
the
Fifty-Eiht
Sirens
Screamed
Dur.roomsman.
in?
Rush
Hour
VANCOUVER,
April
27
Fifty,
eight
air
raid
alarnv.
screamed
during
the
rush
hour
In
Vancouver
late
Friday
afternoon
in
a
general
test
of
newly
installed
si.
rens.
King
and
Queen
are
calculated
to
make
daily
life
for
all
classes
of
nersonsl
vision
in
oid
country
an
enjoyable
and
a
gainful
experience.
churth
jupon
the
arm
of
John
C.
Sherlock.
naval
executive
officer,
by
whom
I
she
was
given
in
marriage.
Otherwise
she
was
unattended,
belna
The
couple
wiJI
reside
In
Prince
-
r
.
God's
Power
Is
One
Certainty
World
Stands
On
Brink
of
Uncertainty
As
Israel
Did
Many
Years
Age,
Says
Pastor
Visit
Canadians
Llke
thf
plt
ot
i,raei
f
id
LONDON,
April
27
The
King
and
Queen
inspected
the
Canadian
armored
division
yesterday.
They
were
accompanied
by
Generals
McNaughton,
Sanson
and
BIG
LOAN
TOtfilNA
Another
$100,000,000
Is
Made
Available
by
United
States
CHUNGKING,
April
27-A
new
loan
of
tlOO.OOOXX)
by
the
United
wuq
naq
neen
lea
Dy
Moses
to
the
'banks
of
the
Jordan,
the
people
of
Armored
,
th
WOrlH
firfnv
tfonH
nn
th
hrlrl.
of
the
unknown,
having
"not
passed
this
way
before,"
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween
told
his
hiornlng
congregation
In
First
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday.
There
had
been
great
changes
even
In
recent
months
and
no
one
could
tell
what
the
future
had
In
store.
About
uncertainty
there
was
fascination
but
always
there
was
the
desire
for
the
new,
for
the
better.
There
was
still
one
certainty,
however,
today
a
there
was
of
old.
That
was
the
certainty
of
God's
power
and
spirit.
Here
was
the
sure
opportunity
which,
if
embraced,
would
lead
most
surely
to
a
brighter
and
a
better
day.
T
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
Catala
every
Tueslay
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver-Thursday
um.
Card
en
a
every
Friday
10:30
Due
Vancouver
Monday
am
)uren
Charlotte
IMands
Leavlnx
April
7.
21
mldnlht
midnight.
Full
Information.
Ticket
and
Reservation
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Arent
Third
Ave.
Phme
if.t
PAINTER
AND
INTERIOR
DECORATOR
Phone
Blue
143
J
Get
Your
?
MOTHERS
DAY
CARDS
X
AND
GIFTS
at
the
?
VARIBTV
STORK
"
44
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
(Opposite
Putt
Office)
TWO
COTTAGKS
FOR
SALE.
Large
Public
Hall
For
Rent.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Announcement
We
are
glad
to
announce
that
we
are
now
adding
a
SHOE
REPAIRING
DEPT.
at
our
shop,
with
Mr.
Charlie
W.
Yatt
In
full
charge.
As
Charlie,
has
many
years"
experience
In
the
trade
he
knows
how
to
rebuild
your
shoe
right.
Let
him
do
It
for
you.
We
also
carry
DRESS
SHOES
AND
WORKINO
BOOTS.
LING,
the
Tailor
Sixth
Street
Phone
fl
II)
Suits
Tressed
by
Steam
While
You
Walt.
A.
JidacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
uuuil
PLACE
TO
BUY
10
Chesterfield
Sets
All
In
different
coverings
and
designs.
From
$125.00
PHONE
775
327
THIRD
AVENUE
BURGLARY
CARD
Vi
OF
STORE
odd
.MrKae
Bros.
Premise
EnWcd
By
times
and
thwe
have
been
air
Hear
Window
ami
$io
Taken
....
..
.
malrnli
mllnir
QrnnnH
thriliall
From
Till
a
quiet
Dm
prenyl
raajjig
whs-.
,
f
mlmnIaH
nt
the
name
of
the'
"WKing
lor
suiuiuie
huhi
mr
groomS
parents
Saturday
pveqlw.tary
.
purport.
.
.7"..
Surveyors
.-
'
have
dls
Some
Ume
between
3:30
Satur-
Ohru.t
J,,
children
mqcp1(.
friends
and
i...
pathy,
help
.,
."k
cent
boreavemfi
ip$'ter
f
.,
Janut
and
uip
""U.
unall,
the
UU
!,..,
rf.u
nlht
nr.
,4
1
nVlni.tr
e..,l...
ai
8
o'clock
when
Rev.
A
F.
Mac-
appcorea
myo
me
wouus
wiui
t
""
Itoral
trihll,.
msWo
f
PW
PiSE.Sr
m
and
Instruments
and
ailewwn
Mcltte
Drus,
Sw
was
1
,
SS.
unL
in
marrC
air
In
toe
vtUage
ha
Uen
broke
Into
aj$iq
,
in
CMh
taken
;
e-
-
Doris,
elder
daughter
of
Mr.
and
,
steadily
burning
thicker
with
rpm
.
rUt,x
Mrs
W.
R
Hawkins
of
William
rumor,
now
ruwvr
w
vnu.
-
""
hmii
viinru
and
John
AUxan-
On
Saturday
a
truck
blandly
roar-;
a
window
pane
In
the
rear
of
U
,
der,
elder
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
ed
through
the
village
with
a
huge
store.
The
jn
iu
about
four-W
C.
OVeUl
of
thU
eJty
iload
of
army
supplies
on
top
of
teo
by
twenty
Inches.
The
nUy
Given
in
majrtage
by
the
which
soidiew
were
perahed.
An
1
w
fvtdently
made
by
this
win-
father,
bride
Infantry
centre
is
Demj
esiao-
w
i
nan
orf
line
o-nnrl
rPJisnn
tn
bo
woll
nleased
with
its
A.
R.
P.1!:
.LrV;.
"
L".'
Miss
Dorothy
ONeill.
the
bride's
night
at
which
most
of
the
young-
orn.
Under
re.distic,
onditions
yesterday,
tojfS
iff
KM
T
general
renearsal
througnout
me
Cliy,
It
snoweu
--.
abid(SJw
m'
"
Ub'?
carnations
formed
her
comge.
AW
held
a
lea
and
sale
of
home
011
the
job.
If
the
real
thing
came,
we
believe
it
WOuUUe
Ui
zre
"'tfv
Bert
O-NeUl
was
groomsman,
leaking
Saturday
afternoon.
-effective
OllOUgh
to
accomplish
much
in
the
protection
afternnon
ShTr
After
the
ceremony
a
reception,
ilrs-
Roy
Pearson
and
daugh-
and
saving
of
life
and
property
although
there
are
un-
wouid
be
an
inquest.
WM
bId
at
homr
th
doubtedly
still
some
matters
of
oranization
to
be
per-
.
!J3rtt
pecieu.
,
The
enthusiasm
which
is
being
shown
by
a
growing
t
number
of
citizens
in
offering
their
services
for
this
very
necessary
defence
work
is
to
be
commended.
It
is
only
to
be
regretted
that
more
local
people,
who
might
well
do
so,
are
not
realizing
their
duty
and
accepting
some
MILLION
tirely
benevolent
activity
for
by
engaging
in
it
a
person
is
!
pZ'tTlJJ?
ernd
whu
ta
"w
wui'Miig
to
prutecu
nui
oruy
ixie
puuuc
at
laiye
uui
ma
mmion
men
curing
tne
winter
in
Serrlteurs
were
the
Misses
Mar
uwii
Kin
ami
properly,
in
spue
ui
inai,
nuwever,
buuie
aic
-
"
ctiu
rni
jorje
Kenney,
Thekla
Fulton.
Bl-
tens
have
opened
u
res'.iturant
In
Kalum
Stn
vt
orrn
urwnrn
ana
iouhq
to
off
omr
red.
The
Oraiwe
Hall
was
the
scene
There
was
blood
on
one
of
the
oi
a
"ktrt
ttaa
dance
Friday
broken
windows.
itie
burglar
left
through
the
baek
door
Ladies'
bolted.
which
was
found
un-
Mtt
(':.:
MlB!
Jul.:
John
Peter
J,,!,
Afne
J
Clarice
J
i
THANKs
TWAS
a
PONT
A
M.
Ilern.mi
BngUNl
li;
.
powndc
"GIANELLE"
STY
US
CREATIONS
MY
CACXOX
&
LAniAPKIXI,
Snappiest
lines,
styled
by
V
Show
in
Vioftfr,
browj),
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