FAQE
TV70
THE
DAILY
8ATUMXAY
my
PERTH'S
....
..'Tango
Pumps"
in
crushed
gun
metal
JULIE
ARTHUR
Hi
Styles
lines
in
latest
designs
PLIO
PEDIC
Arch
Supporting
Shoes
with
Style
Plus
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
PHONE
775
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
I'KINCE
RUI'EKT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULL
EN,
PRESIDENT
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
ADVERTISING
RATES
Local
Readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
Classified
Advertisement,
per
word,
per
livrtlon
DAILY
EDITION
War
Comes
Closer
.
.
.
SATURDAY.
MAY
30,
1942.
EDITORIAL
.25
J02
The
war
is
coming
closer
to
our
shores
and
there
is
every
reason
to
expect
that
it
will
come
closer
still.
There
is
nothing
to
be
unduly
alarmed
about,
else
the
authori-
327
THIRD
AVENUE
i
Himo
in
BIG
WIN
Swamped
VasWngtn-Senators
Yesterday
Brooklyn
Lmh
to
Giants
to
1
yesterday
and
Increased
their
margin
of
American
league
leadership
to
six-and-a-half
games
over
the
Cleveland
Indians
who
were
losing
a
one-sided
14
to
3
verdict
j
to
the
third
place
Detroit
Tigers.!
The
Boston
Red
Sox
defeated
the.
'Philadelphia
Athletics
and
went
Into
fourth
place
ahead
of
the
St
!
Louis
Browns
who
lost
to
the
Chicago
White
Sox,
the
latter,
aj
a
result,
getting
Into
seventh
place
ahead
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Over
in
the
National
League
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
were
defeated
by
the
New
York
Giants
who
moved
Into
fourth
place
ahead
of
the
Cincinnati
Reds
who
lost
a
close
verdict
to
Chicago
Cubs.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
Cleveland
3,
Detroit
14.
Chicago
12,
St.
Louis
8.
Washington
1,
New
York
18.
Boston
14,
Philadelphia
2.
National
League
New
York
3.
Brooklyn
1.
Philadelphia
2,
Boston
1.
Cincinnati
5.
Chicago
6.
(Only
three
game).
The
league
standing
to
date:
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Broklyn
.
St.
Louts
,
Boston
:
New
York
-
Cincinnati
Pttlsborg
Chicago
-
lJOMJU
ties
would
tell
ub
about
it.
With
attack
of
some
form
a
st
20
23
i
i
i
j
.
.
V
very
real
possiointy,
nowever,
i
is
wen
ior
us
10
De
prepared
for
any
eventuality.
We
are
being
warned
and
it
is
well
that
we
should
heed
the
warnings
and
do
what
we
can
to
protect
ourselves
should
the
emergency
arise.
Attack
may
never
come
our
way.
On
the
other
hand,
it
very
well
may
if
the
enemy
should
feel
inclined
to
single
us
out.
We
should
at
least
look
to
our
own
defences,
individually
to
protect
not
only
ourselves
but
our
neighbors
also.
With
the
tempo
of
war
hourly
increasing,
it
is
but
sensible
for
us
to
take
our
position
into
realistic
consideration
and
act
accordingly.
Rationing
In
Cana
da
Canadians,
even
yet,
are
feeling
little
pinch
in
the;
way
of
rationing
such
as
do
the
people
in
some
less
fortunate
lands,
particularly
in
Britain
where
they
complain
so
little.
As
far
as
food
is
concerned,
not
a
single
commodity
has
yet
been
couponed.
We
are
asked
so
far
to
go
on
our
honor
in
rationing
ourselves
even
the
honor
rations
are
not
going
to
hurt
very
many
of
us.
It
is
important
to
realize
that,
if
we
co-operate
now
by
observing
the
honor
rations,
it
may
prevent
more
drastic
rations
later
on
which
might
conceivably
be
more
of
a
hardship.
Five
Who
Are
Eight
...
.
The1
Dionne
quintuplets
are
eight
years
old.
In
many
respects
it
is
woman's
most
delightful
age.
At
eight
she
sits
on
a
man's
knee
without
hesitation,
affected
or
genuine,
and
without
putting
the
knee
to
sleep.
Unlike
the
older
women
of
the
household,
she
enjoys
listening
to
him.
In
fact,
she
encourages
him
to
talk,
and
she
believes
anv
story
he
tells
her.
Her
cunositv
over
what
became
of
his
hair
is
sometimes
embarrassing,
but
her
sympathy
with
him
in
its
loss
is
unquestionably
sincere.
While
unduly
interested,
perhaps,
in
the
state
of
his
exchequer
and
never
too
proud
to
accept
pecuniary
aid,
she
is
no
gold-digger
whose
gratitude
is
measured
by
the
amount
of
the
contribution.
For
as
little
as
two
copper
cents
she
will
bear-hug
his
spectacles
all
out
of
shape,
and
he
feels
sure
she
means
it.
At
eight
she
is
more
or
less
front-toothless,
it
is
true.
But
the
she
doesn't
yet
chalk
her
nose
or
paint
her
nails,
and
she
hasn't
begun
to
use
tobacco.
All
in
all,
a
charming
age.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
3
PIECK
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
Covered
with
velour
and
with
walnut
facings.
Priced
from
$125.00
Philadelphia
.
14
National
League
W.
New
York
-
3
Cleveland
23
Detroit
25
Boston
19
Washington
17
22
Chicago
..
16
24
Philadelphia
17
28
SPORT
CHAT
Many
fans
have
been
taking
wrestling
a
la
gossip
for
a
long
time.
Now
promoter
Dido
Gurvlch
is
bringing
to
a
fact
a
wrestling
card
for
Friday
June
5.
Fortunately
he
has
right
here
in
Prince
Rupert
some
of
the
best
wrestling
talent
in
the
country.
George
Bun-ka
and
Jimmy
Brett
will
headline
the
forthcoming
bilL
George
Bunka
is
one
of
the
wrestling
Instructors
in
He
is
also
one
of
the
tough
est,
roughest
wrestlers
In
the
busl
ness.
His
ability
to
make
his
opponents
suffer
has
won
him
wide
aorlalm
throughout
Canada
and
the
Empire.
He
Is
strong,
clever
and
tough.
But
Bunka
will
have
to
be
at
his
best
when
he
meets
Jimmy
Brltt
in
the
main
event
next
Friday
night.
BrlR,
himself
recognUed
as
the
British
Empire
light
heavy
weight
champion,
1
no
pushover
in
any
man's
country.
Jimmy
has
been
in
the
business
for
many
years
and
knows
how
to
take
care
of
himself
in
any
kind
of
Although
Bunka
holds
a
win
over
Jimmy,
Brltt
vows
to
get
sweet
revenge.
This
match
puts
two
of
the
toughest
grapplers
in
the
business
m
opposite
corners
and
should
be
one
of
the
best
ever
seen
here.
Work
of
Girls
To
Be
Feature
Will
lie
An
Interesting
Part
Of
Red
Cross
Tea
To
Be
Held
Next
Week
A
display
of
work
.
fpr
the
Red
Cross
carried
out
byi
trie
girls
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
and
pupils
of
King
Edward
and
Borden
Street
public
schools
will
be
a
feature
of
a
Red
Cross
tea
to
be
held
next
Wednesday
at
the
home
of
Mrs
L.
W.
Kergln,
Fourth
Avenue
West.
The
work,
done
by
the
girls
as
members
of
the
Junior
Red
Qross
in.
Prince
Rupert,
Is
said
to
be
of
a
very
high
order.
One
of
the
Items
in
the
raffles
at
the
tea
will
be
a
doll
dressed
by
the
girls
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
St.
Peter's
Hall
!
Dance
Is
Enjoyed:
NEW
YORK.
May
30
w
p!e5
wag
York
Yankee
swampea
ine
wam-
'tngton
Senators
by
a
score
of
16
ceremonies
and
Wftfrtd
McLean
and
Albert
DalseM
presided
at
the
door.
Refreshment
were
served
by
Mn.
A
Barbe.
Mrs.
W.
Datoell.
Mrs
Erfc
Hart.
Mrs.
J.
p.
Allan.
Urge
Crowd
Of
Ninety
Persons
In
Mr.
Nieuwn
and
Mrs.
William
Me-Attendanre
At
Affair
In
Farb.Ii
Lean
Hall
fct
Night
!
C.
J
Norrlnfton
was
tn
ehars
I
of
the
tickets.
A
large
crowd
of
about
ninety'
-
attendance
a
a
P
V
D
tery
enjoyable
aance
now
LtllilVi
11U11ID
night
in
St.
Peter
s
Hall.
Denctnc
fa
in
progress
from
18:0
p.m.
j
.
for
the
LaU-
mtil
2
am.
to
music
supplied
by
ean
de
Carlo's
Orchestra
I
Monday.
Wednesdays
and
master
of
Fridays
-
8
P-
J
E
Bodd!"
acted
as
l'
a8sak
L
J-
l
i
av
saBavaaafaaaaV
v1eaaaaaaati2S::J
satw
EMPLOYMENT
and
CLAIMS
OFFICER
(trade
I.
Male
or
Female.
Unemployment
Insur.it
.
-mission.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
$1)00
per
annum
of
living
bunas
$1111
per
month
tor
heads
of
ho
is,
and
11
percent
for
other.
Um
statutory
deduction
,
to
qualified
residents
of
the
electoral
district
t
-(that
part
north
of
1
Haat-Wet
line
through
,
,
FH
B.C.
QUALIFICATIONS
KBQUIRH):
Hither
high
srh..,
.
ration
with
two
years
of
office
sanenrlaury
expen,
similar
work,
or
tWtt
school
xdwoattea
and
fiv.
of
practical
utpcttoaet
In
a
trade
or
eeHtaf.
I'LSABE
NOTH:
Apstteftttons
already
10m
at
otti.
not
be
cdsuoaVred.
U
U
nwessmry
to
rOc
new
app
form,
which
are
obtainable
at
teal
post
offV
the
Fust
Office
at
Prince
KttfMWt.
ILO,
with
Uu
i
vice
Examiner,
care
the
Postmaster.
Prince
Rui
nut
later
titan
June
4.
1943.
Wanted
-Raw
Furs
HflirwcnilriK
HUDSON'S
MAY
COMI'WY
Ship
to
J.
Y-
OK.MIII
IM.
Cuw
lUv.
I'rlnfr
llupfl
lit
rhorf
t
1
r
KCATictot,
29
12
.707
17
.575
S.
21
20
.535
VS.
20
22
.476
rW
N&T
The
Radio
For
Your
Home
Wherever
You
Live
'
'
"
i;
m
THERE'S
I
If
$79.00
i
m
nv
m
(
ur
i
a
imsau
-
M
BETTER
Xp'
I
i
BUY
i
thaw
mmajmm.jM
I
m
i
:
!
ffl
V'
-tv
III
-L
II
I
n
Tip
1
:
Men
1
I
.!a.
i
mwj
n
Use
ill
rm'uS
HACHELOR
Jf&xxtyllffim
liAC'HELOR
'
If
f
VLv
J?&ffA
BACHKLOR
III
I
vVAj
'
TT.
eWjr
a
iiAr'Ui.Mnn
N-xsV
HACHELOR
I
sZEF2Zir
BACHELOR
i
13-oz.
25-or.
40-;or.
.1
1.25
2.30
3.50
II
BRIT
SH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD,
W4L
A
"W,reaatt
WW
)
fur
Mint
lMimillt
oullMrl,
dc
j
I
.
r
ii
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Uoard
or
by
the
Government
of
lirltuh
Columbia.
MB
MH.IIISl
MAURI
T
I'Jtlt'KH
I'Alll
M(k1c1
2"
$99.95
VOll
RADIO
SERVICE
and
SATISI-
U
T10
Sec
BE
WELL
GROOMED
SHAVING
CREAM
AFTER
SHAVE
LOTION
AFTER
SHAVE
TALd'M
RRILLIANT1NE,
Liquid
or
SHAMPOO,
with
Olive
Oil
DEODORANT
CREAM
HACHELOR
PRODUCTS
IN
(JIFT
BOXES,
from
.$1.05
to
$3.00
Get
the
habit
now:
turn
in
your
o!
Shaving
Cream
and
Tooth
l-
Tubes
when
you
buy
a
new
tube.
Omnes
Ltd.
ZritA
Pioneer
DrW
"
AN"
"?
tiir
im:xali,
sroitn
Op-
llally
from
8
i"1
10
0
m.
-..-j
-.-m
.1
i.t
I
.
9
n.m.
and
'
ounnayi
inn
Monday
irm
-
131
10c
fiOf
lOf
M
10c
lOf
a