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MONTjiV.
MARCH
2.
.
Why
No
Camouflage?
While
great
stress
is
being
laid
on
a
number
of
breaches
of
A.R.P.
regulations,
a
number
of
reports
have
been
made
of
discs
facing
the
sky
which
are
said
to
make
perfect
landmarks
for
planes
passing
over
the
city.
They
could
easily
be
camouflaged
so
there
does
not
seem
to
be
any
good
excuse
for
allowing
them
to
exist.
They
makv
a
perfect
lead
toward
the
dry
dock
and
are
the
subject
of
remark
by
all
visitors
when
they
hear
of
the
blackout.
Who
For
Canada?
.
.
.
Germany
is
said
to
be
preparing
men
to
rule
Great
Britain,
United
States
and
Canada
when
the
war
is
over
and
the
Reich
is
victorious.
We
wonder
who
is
the
man
preparing
to
take
over
the
administration
of
Canada.
Also
we
are
wondering
if
any
local
people
are
to
help
in
the
administration
of
affairs
under
the
projected
Nazi
administration.
It
is
just
possible
that
Hitler
may
be
too
confident
of
success,
and
the
British
air
fleet
and
navy
may
have
something
to
say
about
it.
Turkish
Difficult
Position
.
.
.
Turkey
is
in
a
difficult
position
with
Germany
using
pressure
to
force
her
to
join
the
Axis
in
a
big
spring
offensive
against
the
Allies.
Doubtless,
the
British
and
Russians
are
also
using
all
the
arguments
possible
to
keepj
her
in
neutral
position.
Russia
will
be
a
strong
factor
In
holding
Turkey
back
from
commiting
herself
in
favor
of
the
Nazis.
A
Pat
On
the
Back
..
.
So
many
people
seem
to
think
it
is
the
job
of
a
newspaper
to
get
after
people
or
organizations
or
parties
they
think
are
not
doing
their
duty.
They
forget
that
more
can
be
done
by
giving
encouragement
to
those
who
are
trying
to
do
things
than
by
slamming
the
workers
who
find
for
themselves
a
job
and
do
it.
Did
you
ever
realize
how
much
a
word
of
encouragement
can'do
especially
if
the
encouragement
is
given
to
a
person
who
is
trying
to
carry
out
an
uphill
job?
Most
of
the
big
jobs
are
difficult
and
more
encouragement
is
needed
for
the
men
at
the
top
than
for
those
who
have
nothing
to
do
but
carry
out
orders
planned
bv
someone
else.
Money-saving
Minora
Blades
'
UrenL
nil
Ct
.....
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Service
it
N
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retoras
lor
economy
blades.
HT
DOVHt-tDGl
lAZOtS
FEBRUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
Broken
lines
in
Ladies'
Straps,
Ties
and
Pumps.
To
clear
$1.95
"Onyx"
short
and
broken
lines.
Reg.
3.50
and
$9.00
values
$4.95
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Shoes"
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PRINCE
GEORGE
Plans
hare
been
made
for
an
Intensive
final
drive
in
the
Sec
nd
Victory
Loan
campaign
ia
Prince
George
district.
The
objective
for
the
district
is
$67,650.
An
outstanding
winter
event
in
Prince
Geosge
was
the
ice
carnival
staged
Saturday
stfiK
by
the
Jocal
Red
Cross
Society.
There
ras
a
great
crowd
and
a
substantial
asm
was
realized.
Benjamia
Teed
of
Fort
FraMx
has
been
brought
here
to
sewe
four
months'
imprisonment
for
violation
of
the
trapping
regula-ttoas.
He
oafewtaBy
aet
traps
fr
nixat6
during
the
dosed
season
and
trapped
without
a
licence
Joe
E.
Brown,
noted
screen
comedian.
was
a
notable
visitor
in
Prince
George
last
Wednesday.
He
spent
a
few
hours
here
while
Ms
plane
was
Weatherbound.
He
-was
on
his
way
from
Hollywood
to
Anchorage.
Alaska,
and
will
spend
two
weeks
in
the
north
entertaining
men
of
the
armed
forces.
Boys
and
girls
of
grade
two
of
the
Prince
George
pubite
school
recently
visited
the
local
fire
hall
and
later
wrote
essays
on
fire
fighting.
A
trial
blackout
will
be
held
In
Prince
George
probably
within
Uve
next
week.
The
whistle
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
round-house
will
sound
the
alarm
and
aU
lights
in
the
city
wiB
have
to
be
compkieiy
blacked
out.
There
will
be
a
house-to-house
eheck-up
by
air
raid
protection
wardens.
The
final
game
of
the
Gow
cop
hockey
ptay-ofls
took
place
on
Friday
night
between
JuJtor
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
Merchants.
There
was
a
fine
brand
of
hockey
and
a
large
crowd
amount
of
general
Red
Cross
work,
has
undertaken
to
provide
each
South
Fort
George
boy
in
the
overseas
services
with
a
monthly
oar-
cel.
The
Prince
George
Citizen
has
been
conducting
an
editorial
con
test
for
school
children
on
the
subject
"Why
Canadians
Should
Purchase
Victory
Bonds."
Municipal
employees
here
have
petitioned
the
city
council
for
a
cost
of
lhlng
bonus.
The
Prince
George
Conservative
Association
has
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
PresMmt
Alex
McB.
Young;
vice-president.
Mr,
w.
Graham;
secretary.
J
Quayle;
treasurer,
O.
N.
Havdon:
executive
Dr.
R.
W.
Alward
Nor
man
Radley.
Boyd
Halfnlghts,
Levi
uranam,
Mrs
L.
Oraham
and
J.
Masson.
Sergeant
Murrav
Crrwiror
S2SWI
4T
-
w
w-m
,
wit
of
Major
Crocker.
,now
stationed
at
Prjnce
Rupert,
was
here
last
wees
enroute
to
HalUax.
SHOW
UP
ONE
MJNGKKS
LONDON,
March
2:
XT
British
Army
doctors
have
devised
means
of
detecting
cases
of
men
who
have
one
lung
collapsed
Just
before
enlistment
examination
to
avoid
military
service.
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NEWS
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MARCH
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!
Fountain
Pens
Hockey
League
here
is
under
way.
The
final
game
wHI
be
played
tonight
after
which
there
will
be
a
banquet.
The
Prince
George
city
council
last
week
passed
a
resolution
fav
oring
the
removal
of
all
aliens
from
Pacific
Coast
without
further
delay.
Leonard
Prther,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
L.
Pither
of
Gls-come,
in
his
capacity
as
radio
operator
on
a
cargo
ship
on
the
Atlantic,
was
instrumental
recently
In
saving
the
vessel
from
destruction
by
enemy
action.
The
vessel
had
become
separated
from
her
convoy.
Prince
George
school
estimates
for
the
year
1942
amount
to
$32,-775
as
compared
with
$23,500
last
rear.
The
-increase
Is
due
to
salary
raises
for
teachers
and
a
government
order
requiring
the
board
to
pay
seven
percent
of
teachers'
salaries
Into
a
pension
fund.
The
South
Fort
Georze
Red
Cross
unit,
in
addition
to
a
large
liKAI'E,
Queen
Chailotte
Island
l-ojgers
Seek
This
Itather
Than
Go
on
Strike.
Conciliation
and
arbitration
proceeding
atteoUrw
850
leoasrs
in'
Queen
cA.te
Island
camps
majr
be
Initialed
eoe
by
the
In-temational'oodwofkess
of
America.
According
to
union
officials,
protracted
negotiations
with
the
employing
companies
hve
proven
fruitless
and
arbitration
proceedings
are
the
last
recourse.
"Despite
the
attitude
of
the
n-pteyerc,"
s4d
a
loggers
union
spokesman,
we
have
advised
our
members
to
remain
at
their
Jobs
because
ttiqtvare
producing
airplane
spruce
which
is
vital
to
Canada's
war
effort
Union
officials
seektog
to
negotiate
union
agreements
are
said
to
have
been
lurbidden
access
to
the
camps.
Native
Women
Name
Officers
Mrs.
Peter
Angus
Elected
President
of
Sisterhood
at
"
1
Klspiox.
The
Kisplox
branch
of
the
Native
Sisterhood
of
British
Columbia
has
eted
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
President
Mrs
peter
Angus.
First
vice-prwsdent
Mrs.
Chris
Harris.
Second
vtte
prestdenU-14
rs
Mo
ses
Morrison.
j
Third
vice-president
Mrs.
Lou
isa
Alexander.
Financial
secretary
Mrs.
Philip
Crosby.
,
'
Recordlng'ecreUry
Mrs.
Kkte
Jeffrey.
Messenger
Miss
Harriet
Oawa
Are
Frozen
At
Prince
George
PRINCE
GEORGE.
March
2
The
Victory
Loan
campaign
.v.
Prince
George
is
"not
so
hot'
u.
one
way
at
least.
John
Wert
thf
organizer,
reports
that,
when
hr
went
to
the
airport
to
sell
a
bond,
he
bad
to
thaw
out
his
fountain
pen
In
his
nWuth.'
It
was
26
below
zero.
.NEED
COPPER
COINS
LONDON.
iMarch
2:
Inert!
wage
are
reported
to
have
caused
a
shortage
,or
copper
coin
in
Britain.
There
has
been
a
larger
demand
for
japer
money
and
a
corresponding
'rise
m
the
call
lor
small
change.
SM1THERS
CHAMriO.V
KAT-KII.LER
i
LONDON.
March
J:
Ntgae.
a
.Btrfltagton
belonging
to
Patrick
Oallagher
of
Paisley.
Scotland,
u
,
Otat
Britain's
champion
rat-killer
having
killed
960
rati,
an
average
of
more
than
six
a
day.
His
owner
was
awarded
a
10
H.
prise.
SEND
A
TO
HITLER
The
New
WONDER
BRA
with
the
Diagonal
Slashes
11
fit
every
f5ure
type
because
the
new
Dlaiona)
Slashes
open
or
cJom!
to
meet
figure
requirements
and
permit
the
breast
to
adjust
Itself
comfortably
In
the
cup.
Tearose
and
white.
Sizes
32
io
41.
Annette's
Ladies'
Wear
J.
W.
Tamer
has
bean
chairman
of
the
Sasfcfcers
Puo-
ftr
Library
tah
H.
B.
Cwsi.
'
secretary
-
treasurer,
and
C
L.
Dimock.
librarian.
Other
members
of
the
executive
committee
are
C
F
MmLomi
and
Mrs.
etaniry
Jones.
Private
Boa
Hagg
f
Use
Caua-dtaa
Sootttsh
wturmri
to
Prince
Royert
last
aek
after
a
brief
visit
to
hii
home
here.
He
expects
to
be
leaving
Prince
Rupert
soon
Mrs.
I.
A.
Anger
was
a
recent
tea
hostess
m
honor
of
Mrs.
Donald
Simpson.
Mrs.
J.
Catpmier
tad
Mrs.
J.
M.
Oraham
ware
winners
in
a
drawing
contest
Stanley
.Volte,
formerly
eJerk
in
the
Canadian
National
Railways
office
bete
and
more
receattjr
ia
Edmonton,
has
Joined
the
Ray!
Canadian
Air
Farce.
T.
C.
Jones,
who
Is
leaving
awn
to
join
the
navy,
was
host
to
many
friends
at
a
stag
party.
Mis
friends
took
the
opportunity
to
present
htm
with
a
raaor
as
a
farewell
gin,
j
Mrs.
E.
Load
wfB
be
eonflned
to
her
home
for
several
weeks
with
a
badly
sprained
ank
le
as
a
reaalt
of
a
fall
while
skiing
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