PAOE
TWO
PIG
TEX
STEP
INS
LIGHT
BEIGE,
BEIGE,
BLUE
AND
WINE.
JUST
ARRIVED!
These
Shoes
are
the
finest
of
their
kind
on
the
market
.
.
.
Built
with
flexible
oak-tanned
soles,
raised
platform
soles
and
very
soft
tex
leathers.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
DAILY
EDITION
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
MANAQINQ-EDITOR
MILLS
NEW
PRESIDENT
Annual
Meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Bowing
&
Yacht
Club
Held
Last
Night.
C.
C.
Mills
was
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Riipert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night
with
Dt.
r.
o.
Large
as.
vice-president
and
Alex
McRae
continuing
as
secretary-treasurer.
Other
members
of
the
executive
for
the
year
are
J.
J.
Payne,
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade,
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin
and
William
Richards:
In
view
of
existing
conditions,
tit
Yl.i
1
..
e
FRIDAY.
MARCH
13,
1942.
The
Alaska
Highway
.
.
.
The
Alaska
highway
of
which
so
much
was
expected
in
the
way
o
opening
up
the
north
coast
country
is
to
be
located
so
far
inland
that,
while
it
will
undoubtedly
serve
a
large
and
valuable
section
of
the
country,
it
will
be
so
far
from
Prince
Rupert
that
we
shall
hardly
know
it
is
there.
It
may
at
first
tend
to
draw
people
away
from
British
Columbia
toward
northern
Alberta.
It
is
noticeable
that
the
first
movement
favoring
Alaska
highway
construction
came
from
the
coast
cities
of
beattle,
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Now
they
seem
to
be
left
out
in
the
cold.
Possibly
later
Vanderhoof
may
link
up
with
the
new
highway
and
provide
art
almost
direct
route
from
Vancouver
to
Alaska.
This
extension
of
the
northern
road
would
open
up
the
Omineca
mining
cuuiury
wnicn
is
saia
to
oe
ncn.
The
British
Columbia
section
of
the
Peace"
River
country
Dawson
Creek
should
be
the
first
to
feel
a
filjp
from
the
new
business
brought
by
the
highway
in
this
province.
Preparations
have
already
been
made
at
Dawson
Creek
for
a
large
storage
centre
and
refrigeration
plant
and
about
three
thousand
army
construction
corps
men
are
expected
to
land
there
as
soon
as
the
freeze-up
is
over.
This
road
will
undoubtedly
connect
up
sooner
or
later
with
the
highway
to
Prince
Rupert.
Many
people
who
wish
to
visit
Alaska
over
the
new
Highway
will
doubtless
be
attracted
to
Prince
Rupert
as
an
alternate
scenic
route
to
the
north
coast.
For
the
moment,
forgetting
the
military
significance
of
these
two
highways,
we
must
admit
that
they
will
have
great
commercial
and
industrial
significance
in
opening
up
new
mining,
timber
and
waterpower
areas
and
also
they
will
be
an
aid
in
providing
approaches
to
air
fields
in
the
north.
They
will
mean
a
new
era
of
development
for
the
whole
north.
FREE
FRENCH
SQUADRON
LONDON,
March
13:
7
The
Free
French
now
have
their
own
Spitfire"
squadron
operating
with
Fighter
Command
of
the
Royal
Air
Force.
First
French
squadron
of
the
R.
A.
F.
td
be
formed
in
Oreat
Britain,
it
is
led
by
an
English
squadron
commander.
SWEDISH
FREIGHT
UP
Passenger
train
service
on
the
Swedish
State
Railways
has
been
restricted
since
March
2
due
to
Increase
in
freight
traffic.
no
expansion
Is
contemplated
by
the
club
this
year.
Last
ve;r
con
siderable
Improvements
were
made
io
vne
noats.
LIQUEUR
"oz.
.
r
11
PUGKRACE
'ARE
TIED
IS
TIGHTER;
IN
BOWLING
Boston
Bruins
Arc
Now
Only
One
Point
Behind
Toronto
As
Result
i
Of
Vklory
Over
Leailln
I
Rangers
1
NMtf
YORK,
March
13:
r
The
'National
Hockey
League
race
was
further
tightened
up
last
night
when
Boston
Bruins
defeated
New
York
Rangers
two
to
one
at
Madison
Square
Garden.
The
Ranger
continue
on
top
of
the
standing
with
a
three
point
margin
over
'
the
runner-up
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
who
are
now
but
one
point
ahead
of
the
Bruins
in
third
olace.
'
I
The
schedule
for
the
week-end
Is
as
follows:
Saturday
Detroit
at
Montreal;
Boston
at
Toronto.
Sunday
Toronto
at
Brooklyn;
Montreal
at
Detroit;
New
York
at
Chicago.
The
league
standings:
Y
D
L
F
A
Pte.
New
York
28
2
Toronto
25
3
Boston
24
6
Chicago
22
3
Detroit
17
4
Montreal
16
3
Brooklyn"
15
3
17
172
142
58
16
146
119
55
16
148
109
54
21
140
144
47)
24
127
138
38i
26
122
163
35
1
COWBOYS
CHAMPIONS
League
Final
In
Bridge
Is
pleted
Last
Night
Com-
Cow
Boys
defeated
Grotto
by
a
score
of
10.160
to
6.770
last
night
to
win
the
Johnson
Cup
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
Leaeue
Navy
and
Seal
Cove
No.
I
Deadlocked
at
Top
of
Intcr-Servlces
Learne.
28
124
164
33
;Wick
rictory
over
Edmonton's
Us.
night,
moved
Into
a
tie
for
leadership
In
the
standing
of
the
ln-ter-Services
Bowling
League
with
;he
Nary
which
was
defeated
two
games
to
one
by
ters.
The
results
last
night
were
follows:
Seal
Cove
No.
No.
1.
0.
Area
Headquarters,
2;
Naty,
1
Medical
Corps,
3;
Edmonton
Mo.
2,
0.
Seal
Cove,
2;
Edmonton
No.
3.
1
Dry
Docks,
2;
Engineers,
1.
individual
seortnf
was
as
fol
lows:
Navy
1
2
3
Cymbal
18
1
Fuller
149
1
'Noble
194
1
Speed
136
Mac
Lean
139
I
'
Handicap
38
Totals
816
!
Area
Headquarters
1
rully
m
J
Moore
138
.Purdon
-
187
Kin
:.
213
Handicap
50
j
Totals
957
It.
C.
1
Rlckettes
t
134
Prior
Jt
..1M
:Johnston
.211
Taylor
.4
24)0
P
W
forn
u
Handicap
134
Totals
.
331
Dry
Dock
1
championship,
the
Orotto
taking
.Thompson
133
the
Tip
Top
league
runner-up
cup.
Ca"
-
-210
In
the
Hp
Top
Challenge
Cup'KlnsIor
M
final
Pipe
Fitters
won
9023
to
5230.
Cherrey
100
Pipe
Fitters,
as
winners
of
the
Bach
'
232
bridge
section,
will
play-off
nextj
Handicap
71
Monday
wrth
Eagles,
winners
of
Totals
981
the
Cribbage
section,
in
the
inter-!
Seal
CoT
1
league
final
for
the
Tip
Top
Cup.
Beatty
.
170
.
'SmHh
.
H3
Massett
Hoop
Team
Travels
inn
aavernscment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Ihe
L.quor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
lEngllsh
....t..
143
,Benton
262
i
Stevenson
iff
,
Handicap
14)4
i
Totals
961
'
bdmontons
No.
3
1
Divided
Honors
In
Series
With
Ali-,Bound3
-
121
ford
Bay
Slay
Come
Here.
JMacSporran
114
'Klggs
139
A
home
-
and
-
home
basketball
Turner
14S
series
was
played
recently
between;
Wagner
118
Massett
and
Allford
Bay
basket-
Totals
637
ball
teams
with
honors
divided.
Edmontons
No.
1
1
After
having
lost
the
first
game
Barr
In
at
Allford
Bay,
the
Massetts
won
Keatley
'""
at
home
by
a
score
of
35
to
27.
,'
""
'
n
During
their
visit
to
Massctt,
the
J?Utton
"
2
Air
Force
hoop
players
were
enwr-i
e,
208
lainea
at
dinner
bv
President
Jf.."u""
iw
fery
White.
Massetts
are
planning
a
trip
to
the
mainland
and,
In
addition
to
Kltkatla
and
Port
Slmoson.
hnne
Learn
911
to
play
in
Prince
Rupert.
jCrapper
....
...
180
nas
oeen
oavnt
has-tr.nm
ketball
only
two
or
three
years
and
this
winter
is
the
first
occasion
on
wnicn
they
have
travelled.
FOUND
MOKE
THAN
SCRAP
PETERBOROUGH,
Eng.,
March
13:
During
a
hunt
for
waste
paper
in
the
diocesan
registry
here
the
original
Patent
of
Henry
VIII
"establishing
the
Bishopric
and
Cathedral
of
Peterborough,"
dated
September
4,
1541.
were
found.
PAINTING
BRICKS
Beiore
attempting
to
paint
DncK
wan
see
that
it
Is
perfectly
ury
ciear
through,
otherwise
the
paint
will
not
stick.
SiLBBBteI'??ft'
S
Totals
830
Seal
Cove
i
Handley
193
-
166
Snell
62
Handicap
45
Totals
895
.Medicals
1
Robinson
157
Olakln
122
Weston
...112
Gllespy
171
Gibson
198
Handicap
150
Totals
910
Edmontons
No.
2
1
IWade
96
'Macdonnell
45
a
Macdonald
169
Gallacher
67
Jackson
121
Woolman
Totals
195
172
Iff
186
188
211
71
989
2
1727
128
173
173
X
104
955
2
68
154
159
m
151
Gt7
2
113
179
171
147
179
789
2
258
1772
150
186
147
45
956
2
170
153
102
150
175
150
900
2
143
147
136
140
135
701
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
129
198
104
937
3
18)
145
113
142
268
8I9i
3
119
203
18S
20b
177
889
3
143
348
175
125
45
913
3
148
178
162
115
223
150
978
3
133
132)
125
140
111
Cll
The.
league
standing
to
date:
Won
Lost
PU.
navy
15
s
Eeal
Cove
No.
1
15
6
Medicals
13
8
R.C.E.
12
9
Edmonton
No.
1
12
9
Area
Hcadquartcrsn-
10
Seal
Cove
No.
2
..iV
'
10
Dry
Docks
9
12
Edmonton
No.
2
6
15
-
-,
4',.i.
,fx
For
CURTAIN
RODS
and
Exlrmion
and
all
kinds
f
.or
itiais,
call
at
the
f
VARIETY
STOItIC
!
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w
w
W
f
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V
7V
V
V
v
V
II
I
r
lily
Satisfactory
Vrk-Oiit
Held
Lait
Kvenlnr.
Last
evening
the
Air
Raid
Protection
workers
of
Westvlew
rtct
jfor
a
regular
work-out.
Police
first
alders
and
fire
warden
turned
up
in
full
strength.
Shortly
after
the
meeting,
a
fire
was
reported
at
the
homo
of
Hoi
Barnes
at
the
lower
end
of
Second
Avenue.
The
fire
warden?
imme-1
diately
went
to
work
with
H.
R
I
I
Hill
in
charge.
The
water
main)
being
theoretically
hit
at
ihe
bridge.
Ray
had
to
use
the
gaso-
Seal
Cove
No.
1.
by
wlnntaf
a'"ne
P"l
Q"1'?
tw0
Hncs
clean
sweep
three
Karnes
to
nil
hwe
run
400
eet
each
,
a.ah
iTfTR
was
sianru.
jii
a
t-i
jiurt
time
there
were
two
good
itrciiru
of
water
pouring
over
the
house
and
the
situation
was
well
Under
Area
Hradqoar-
control
One
fire
warden
was
sup
Ipoaedly
hurt
In
the
shoulder
by
a
1.
3;
A3'
sailing
tirniHT
ana
iuu
iiu
laic
I
badly
burped.
The
first
aiders.
Edmonton
called
and
In
one
minute
thej
ambulance
and
first
aid
workers
were
were,
took
care
oi
me
pu-t
tient
and
qukxly
got
him
to
headquarters
where
he
was
given
tut-ther
treatment.
Tne
police
looked
after
traffic
problems
and
saw
that
there
were
no
v
KM
nons
of
regulations.
There
were
two
Inctndlary.'
bombs
but
one
fell
where
tt
could
if
'do
no
harm
so
was
left
to
bunt
jw
itself
out
The
other
was
quickly
smothered.
In
all
It
was
a
rery
successful
operation
and
was
carried
nut
with
such
dispatch
that
It
seemed
It
coald
not
have
been
more
cor-recuy
or
quickly
done
were
it
the
real
thing
It
was
done
afW
dark
so
no
one
could
see
any
distance'
to
get
any
cue
from
anyone
else.
Angus
McDonald
was
first
rid
dlreeuH.
on
hand
and
O.
T.
Phll-hpson,
AJt.P.
ehief
in
section,
did
a
line
job.
IT
IS
THE
WAIt
About
5.OC3.OO0
people
in
lhe
US
null
pay
income
tax
f'as
j.ur
for
tnc
la-it
t.m"
CUSSIFItO
FOR
SALE
Blue
943.
FOR
SALE
Pleasure
boat
FOR
SALE-
8tore
and
II:
1
groceries
Complete
stock.
462
815
Third
Ave.
West.
Phone
681
FOR
SALE
Three
roomed
cottage
'at
Salt
Lakes,
partly
furnished.
Also'
chsterfield.
dining
andj
bedroom
suite,
piano,
radio
and.
complete
household
furnishing
Phone
Blue
727
for
appointment
'63i
FOR
SALE
Door
with
complete'f
fittings;
large
stock
of
windows,!
and
large
stock
of
iron
pipes,
extra
heavy
steam
pine
uo
to
4-Inch.
Phone
Black
324,
B.
C
Furniture,
Third
Ave.
STOCK
FOR
SALE
with
store
and
living
quarters
for
rent.
Phone
Rfd
820.
63i
FOft
SALE
Piano,
good
condition.
Cheap
for
cash.
Phone
Blue
89l
FOR
SALE
Packard
sedan.
$io0
cash.
Apply
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Bast.
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and
25.
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1
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in
coastal
town
not
far
from'
Prince
Rupert.
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exempt.1
Living
quarters
above
store.,
8tate
salary
expected
and
ex-j
perlenced
if
any.
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work
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commence
April
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Full
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