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THE
DAILY
.
NEWS
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TWO
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISn
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULL
EN,
PRESIDENT
O.
A-
HUNTER.
MANAGING
EDITOR
iiriinrn
nr
Till-
PANAMAS
PKf;8i
kurl
nr
published
Uweln.
DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
Postal
Service
..
.
The
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
nf
Commerce
is
to
be,
complimented
on
taking
up
the
mat
ter
of
postal
service
in
Prince
Rupert
by
requesting
the
authorities
to
take
immediate
action
with
a
view
to
With
Father
working
harder
than
ever
these
days
and
the
kids
back
at
school
ajid
their
spare
time
occupied,
Mother
will,
no
doubt,
welcome
the
day
when
the
postmen
start
to
work
in
Prince
Rupert
and
save
her
a
trip
to
the
Post
Office.
ft
Col.
Johnston
.
.
.
BOWLING
IS
UNDER
WAY
Clean
Sweeps
Feature
Season's
Opening
in
Five
Pin
Leajue
Clean
sweeps
were
the
feature
JJ
A-j
.V.
.
.
-
"
Th.
cwii
Pre-u
y"on
V'
of
last
nlghjft
bowling
ArafvinM
rrvaiuBO.
u
h
ui
w
ic
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-
....
New
York
Boston
St.
Louis
In
the
departure
today
from
Prince
Rupert
of
Col.
Cleveland
I
S.
D.
Johnston,
M.C.,
V.D.,
who
has
been
area
command-
Detroit
-
nnf.
Vie
si'nco
ihe
cfnrf
nf
thp
war
nnrl
has
nersnnrillv
Chicago
guided
the
growth
of
the
military
establishment
at
this
JJgJ
S
imporiani
cenire,
mere
win
De
general
regret,
nowever,
-it
is
satisfactory
to
know
that,
in
his
new
staff
post,
Col.
1
Johnston
will
still
be
actively
associated
in
an
inspectorial
.
capacity
with
the
defences
of
Prince
Rupert
and
we
shall
see
him
frequently.
He
has
been
a
good
soldier
both
in
the
last
war
and
this
and
a
good
and
esteemed
civilian!
and
businessman
between
times.
We
join
with
his
many'
friends
in
wishing
him
continued
success
in
his
new
and
important
duties,
coupling
with
this
wish
the
hope
that
the
day
may
not
be
far
removed
when
the
war
will
be
over,
peace
will
have
been
restored
and
he
will
be
back
here
again
to
renew
his
permanent
home
and
the
normal
associations.
So
to
Col.
Johnston
we
say
"Good
Bye."
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
holidays
have
no
doubt
been
large
"au
revoir"
and
not
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
LINOLEUM
FOR
Al'X
YOUR
FLOORS
Battleship
Brown
Molr
Inlaid,
all
colors;
Inlaid
Linoleum;
Printed
Linoleum;
Congoleum;
Feltol;
Rugs
in
Congoleum
and
Linoleum,
all
sizes.
PII0XE
775
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.MX.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GAR
BUTT,
Hostess
This
is
an
urgent
appeal
for
the
hostesses,
that
Js
the
Junior
Hostesses,
to
turn
ouj
to
the
Monday
and
Wednesday
dances
at
the
Y.
Not
that
a
goodly
number
don't
turn
out
but
the
numbers
of
men
attending
has
increased
so
greatly
that
we
need
every
girl
who
is
registered
to
come
ojit
each
night.
We
have
eighty-fjve
girls
registered
as
Junior
Hostesses
but
during
the
past
two
months
the
aver-aee
has
been
only
twenty.
The
327
3rd
AVE.
WEST
ert
the
figures
date
from
our
opening
Just
over
a
year
ago
this
month
until
June
30
this
year
and
are
as
follows:
Visitors,
service
men's
families
and
children,
13138.
Directed
to
inspected
lodgings,
,483.
,
,
I
Overnight
accommodation,
paid.
8.
'
Emergency
situations
handled,
8.
Emergency
situations
referred
to
other
agencies,
6.
Home
and
hospital
visits,
80.
Assisted
by
Y.VfCA.
traveller's
aid.
5.
Long
distance
calls
or
telegrams
arranged
for
service
men's
wives,
3-
Volunteers
assisting,
1918.
Organizations
using
Y.
W.
C.
A,
rooms
for
war
work,
41.
Mending
and
pressing
service,
Entertainment
Adult
relatives
and
friends
of
ly
responsible
but,
remember
girls,
1
service
men,
159.
there
is
no
holiday
season
for
the
boys
and
they
cony
night
after
night
hoping
tar
-at
least
one
dance.
60
pledge
yourselves
to
better
Attendance
and
let
our
V
keep
up
its
splendid
volunteer
record,
one
oi
the
best
in
Canada
by
the
way,
according
to
the
latest
records
to
come
to
(his
offlc.
Perhaps
tnis
list
ui
ngures
irum
Children
of
service
men,
175.
Service
men's
relatives
at
special
wartime
Blubs,
983.
Girls
taken
to
or
invited
to
dances,
50.
Service
men
given
hospitality
in
homes,
121.
Hospitality
to
men
from
overseas,
204.
This
report
is
a
heartening
one
the
Y.W.CA
report
sheet
wouia
and
I
hope
it
will
be
even
better
Interest
the
people
of
Prince
Rup-
next
year.
In
the
opening
of
the
MeVe
Five
Pin
Leaeue.
This
out
four
teams
in
a
Ue
for
first
pi.
Al
Lawtswe
of
Tuesday,
September
15,
1942
Dry
Dock
Painters
had
three
-r--
high
games
of
75.
He
also
had
the
high
single
game
of
331.
Results
were
as
follows:
Dry
Dock
Painters.
2;
Woods,
1.
Sav-Mor.
3;
Air
Force,
0.
Monarchs.
3;
'Stone's
Clothiers.
0.
Boom
Defence,
3;
Signals,
0.
(defaultl.
Dry
Dck,
3;
Ordnanse
flprps,
p.
Burns
Shamrocks,
2;
Chinese
You
Youth
Association,
1.
Dock
Painters
...
8fi
Woods
811
924
848
815
694
864
973
National
League
W.
St.
Louis
96
Brookljn
.
.
94
New
York
80
Cincinnati
-
71
Pittsburg
62
Chicago
96
Boston
SB
Philadelphia
38
American
League
98
83
80
71
70
62
47
48
62
70
76
80
83
96
47
57
67
74
76
77
84
97
902
832
bringing
about
an
improvement
in
the
present
very
un-
AJr
j.
955
m
satisfactory
conditions
at
the
Post
Office.
Congestion
gay.r
987
949
1049
such
as
we
see
at
the
Post
Office
every
day
is
certainly,
stone.s
(biom
sio
83
to
say
the
least
of
it,
very
inefficient
through
the
loss
of
(
Monarch
-
&84
109
time
involved.
The
street
delivery
system,
as
proposed,
Boom
Defeawe
769
693
should
bring
about
a
much
more
efficient
and
better
con-
snais-uaiB.-trolled
service
which
will
be
beneficial
all
around.
It
will
ordnance
n
be
particularly
acceptable
to
the
public
during
the
sea-
sons
when
weather
is
not
so
good
as
it
is
in
the
summer.
chinese
Youth
Other
organizations
would
be
well
advised
to
en-
dorse
the
request
for
better
postal;'
service.
As
said
be-
BasebaH
Standings
done
about
it
if
we
only
ask.
754
984
821
784
786
090
8S5
1010
895
1193
925
Pet
.671
.664
.563
.50
.449
.443
.411
.284
.676
01
Mi
COURT
FOR
.490!
.479
.446
.413
.345
Now...
For
Speed
Comfort
and
Economy
use
Gillette
Lather
SHAVING
CREAM
Perfected
after
years
of
research
and
experiment,
tbif
new
Gillette
Lather
Shaving
Cream
auickly
pro
ducea
cloud
1
of
luxurioul,
tinjf-bubble
lather
that
tay
tnoiit
on
your
face
apecdi
baring
leaves
tour
face
feeling
soothed
and
re
freshed.
Made
in
Canada
of
tnet
insredient.
Aik
rour
dealer
for
Gillette'
High-Speed
Lather
Cream
in
the
big
3-ounce
OOt
economy
tube,
ooly
00
Gillette
Safety
Raxor
Co.
ot
CtitMa
Lt
"Enjoy
the
Luxury
pf
on
AH
Gillette
Shave"
1
I
m
fPSSM
SP
j
SEPTEMBER
Four
Civil
Actions
And
One
peal
Included
In
List
Ap-
The
ciYtt
aettoiu
were;
Helllen
B.
U
rooky
vs.
Robert
.
1
.
..la
n
VS
v.
A
IT
f
CSil.
THE
WAR
R
WIS
Alex
Holm
vs.
Q.
THE
PURPOSE
OF
T1IE
SCHEME?
A.
To
implement
the
Government's
responsibility
to
the
people
of
Canada.
The
Sibcme
provides
a
means
of
insurance
a;
low
ntcs
in
the
case
of
War
Damage
to
Property.
Q.
DOES
THIS
GOVERNMENT
PLAN
COVER
PERSONAL
INJURY?
A.
Not
at
all.
It
is
confined
only
to
Property.
Q.
WHAT
IS
MEANT
BY
"WAR
DAMAGE"?
A.
In
brief
damage
by,
or
because
of,
enemy
action,
and
by
accidental
explosions
pf
munitions.
Q
IS
NOT
THIS
ENTERPRISE
ONE
THAT
COULD
BE
UNDERTAKEN
BY
THE
EIRE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
OF
CANADA?
A.
No.
This
type
of
War
Rik
is
not
being
sold
by
private
insurance
companies,
because
of
the
'magnitude
of
the
risk
involved."
Q.
IS
THIS
WAR
RISK
INSURANCE
AVAIL
ABLE
TO
ALL
PROPERTY
OWNERS?
A.
Yes.
The
Government
has
established
a
national
scheme
to
make
it
possible
for
each
citizen
in
Canada
to
purchase
the
sense
pf
security
that
comes
from
knowing
that
if
his
property
does
suffer
ar
damage
(and
the
war
has
come
much
closer
to
Canada
in
the
last
twelve
months)
be
can
call
on
the
resources
of
Canada
to
help
him
make
good
his
property
loss.
Q
'
HOW
DOES
A
PROPERTV-OVNER
GO
ABOUT
SECURING
THIS
GOVERNMENT
WAR
RISK
INSURANCE?
A.
To
save
costs
of
Administration,
and
to
avoid
setting
up
an
extensive
organization,
the
Government
has
accepted
the
services
and
facilities
of
the
organized
Fire
Insurance
Companies
and
their
Agents
on
a
-non-profit
basis.
Q.
I
UNDERSTAND
THERE
IS
A
PROVISION
FOR
FREE
COMPENSATION
IN
CERTAIN
CASES
OF
WAR
DAMAGE.
WHAT
KIND
OF
PROPERTY
IS
INCLUDED
IN
THIS
CATEGORY?
A.
War
Damage
to
owner-occupied
homes
and
to
the
chattels
of
householders
and
others.
Q
WHAT
IS
THE
AMOUNT
OF
"FREE
COMPENSATION"?
A.
Up
to
$3,000
for
owner-occupied
homes;
$800
to
a
householder
for
chattels
(personal
effects);
$400
for
those
of
his
wife;
$100
for
'those
of
each
child
under
J
6;
$200
for
others.
Q.
IS
AN
INSURANCE
POLICY
NECESSARY
TO
jQUALIFY
l6ll
FREE
COMPENSATION?
A.
No.
Such
homeowners
and
citizens-are
insured
automatically
for
the
Free
Compensation
feature.
ACT
SK
1NSU
RA
NC
E
A
j
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
,
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uqui
1
a
1
a
.
aDDftttttoM
up
for
attention
when
ant,
next
court.
,
,.7
V
S
Cour?
was
in
regular
"
John
MenefheUo
v..
John
Our-
30..
T.
appW.
ft.
n
Brown
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appeun,!?
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and
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plaintm.
w.
u.
rwiwm
ii
,
ant
October
8.
,
1UE
nuuuanzauen
appj.,..
Oscar
Duntop,
werr
from
Anton
8ornwen
ton
for
plaintiff,
T.
W.
Brown
for
T.
w.
urown
.r
-
(
i
defendant.
coaft.
ANCIENT
FLUTE
10
4
2
In
the
following
Questions
and
Answers
may
be
found
information,
in
nan
bm
every
Citizen,
Property
Owner,
Director
of
a
Company,
Trustee,
is
urgeU
to
seek
full
particulars
regarding
the
Government
War
Risk
Insurance
Scheme.
Q.
BUT
SUPPOSE
THE
AMOUNT
OF
"FREE'
COMPENSATION
IS
NOT
DEEMED
SUFFICIENT
TO
COVER
THE
DAMAGE?
A.
Then
the
property-owncr
should
contract
with
the
Government
now
for
an
additional
sum
at
a
low
rate
of
Premium.
Q.
WHAT
ABOUT
OTHER
PROPERTY
NOT
BEING
OWNER-OCCUPIED
HOMES?
A.
Owners
of
Factories,
Stores,
Offices,
Fxm
Buildings
(other
than
the
Farm
llouic)
Slock
in
trade,
etc.,
may
contract
Government
Insurance
at
low
rates.
for
Q.
IS
THERE
ANY
DIFFERENCE
IN
RATES
IN
DIFFERENT
TCRKITORJES-SAY
AS
BETWEEN
THE
COAST
AND
CENTRAL
REGIONS?
A.
No,
this
is
a
National
matter
a
risk
undertaken
by
the
Government
for
all
Canadian
citizens
across
Canada.
The
rate
is
(he
same
-for
similar
properties
in
any
part
of
the
Dominion.
Q.
IS
INSURANCE
OF
PROPERTY
COMPULSORY
UNDER
THIS
GOVFRNMENT
SCHEME?
A.
No.
The
Scheme
merely
sets
up
the
plan
and.
provides
the
opportunity
for
prypcri)
owners
'
to
secure
this
Government
I
ruur
a
occ.
Q.
THEN
PIRECTORSOF
COMPANIES
OWE
IT
TO
THEIR
SHAREHOLDERS
TP
PROTECT
THE
PHYSICAL
PROPERTY,
OF
THEIR
COMPAf
s
I'NERTH
if
GOVERNMENT
SCHE..JL?
A.
Yes,
as
the
Insurance
Companies
can
not
jeopardize
their
financial
strength
by
under
taking
so
unpredictable
a
risk
and
as
consequently
it
has
become
the
Government's
obligation,
it
is
surely
unwise
for
Directors
to
jeopardize
their
own
s
by
inaction
tin
this
important
matu.
Q.
THEN
THE
SAME
INJUNCTION
WOULD
APPLY
TO
TRUSTEES
AND
GUARDIANS
TO
INSURE
THE
PROPERTY
FOR
THOSE
WHOM
THEY
SERVE
IN
TRUST?
A.
Yes,
if
they
do
not
insure
they
might
be
wrong;
if
they
do
fnsure,
they
can
t
be
wrong.
You
sec
no
Country,
or
pcrvm,
can
foresee
the
future
or
be
sure
of
immunity
from
enemy
attack.
The
world-wide
spread
of
war
?ones
in
the
last
twelve
months
proves
this.
Q.
I
SUPPOSE
ALL
PROPERTY
OWNERS
AND
CITIZENS
SHOULD
GET
ADVICE
FROM
THEIR
INSURANCE
AGENTS
RIGHT
AWAY?
A.
Yes
every
Citizen
should
consult
his
Fire
Insurance
Agent
immediately
and
get
fullr
informed
about
the
Government
War
Risk
Insurance.
There
are
definitions
of
property,
exceptions,
rates
and
so
on,
that
cannot
be
-dealt
with
in
this
space.
It
will
bo
seen
from
the
above
that,
simple
and
direct
at
aro
the
provisions
of
the
Scheme,
jt
It
In
the
interests
of
every
citizen
to
enquire
how
t
affects
him,
or
her,
personally.
Your
Fire
Insurance
Agent
or
Company
will
gladly
acquaint
you
with
details.,
Tht
information
git
tit
abate
it
not
intindtd
to
be
a
complete
resumf
ohbe
Scheme.
Full
information
regarding
conditions,
exclusion
1,
etc.
is
available
elsewhere.
and
I
Balkley
Market
va.
Charles
New-
The
appeal
Is
that
of
the
Bm-
The
ehalll
-as
a
Hut
reed-
for
Social
qb
P-
pip
u:4
by
the
u,unt
There
were
four
civil
asttonsman.
$207.45.
T.
W.
Brown
press
f
I
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