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"RUSTY"
RED
CROSS
FUND
GOES
OVER
Mrs,
Peffgy
Dceder's
Idea
Draws
Widespread
Response.
By
BARNEY
MULVANY
coming
In
irom
as
far
as
Rocky
Maitntain
T7rn
eo
rr
o
tr
butlon
in
person.
He
had
a
dollar
and,
when
he
was
asked
the
name
and
breed
of
his
dog,
wuh
teais
in
his
eyes,
he
repliea,
"no
breed,
Just
a
big
black
puppy
called
"Ras-tus"
but
he
got'runned
over
so
IMaw
sent
this
dollar
'In
memory
of
Rastus,'
she
said.
And
then
the
following
week
appeared
tnls
appeal:
"Canadian
Dogs!
Do
you
realize
that
many
of
our
boys
in
Hong
Kong
and
Singapore
left
beloved
dogs
at
home
to
mourn
for
them.
or
thc
sake
of
these
boys,
let
us
t
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY,
MArru
SKILLED
IN
DIPLOMACY
Continued
from
Page
One)
oral
advantage
of
Canada
nnd
the
world.
Depute
the
lire
with
which
he
Infused
his
speeches
he
wo
uniformly
courteous
in
debate
and
considerate
always
of
Uic
views
or
his
opponents.
In
League
of
Nalioni.
In
the
League
of
Nations,
Senator
Oandurand
won
for
himself
Mrsr
Peggy
Deeder.
of
the
ham-
an
internaUonal
name
as
the
let
of
Francois
Lake
In
central
champion
of
minorities.
He
had
British
Columbia,
has
attained
a
seen
the
success
with
which
the
degree
of
publicity
which
even
her
minority
question
had
been
han-reputatlon
a
writer
short
as
of
,n
h,,
hnmn
,anH
hU
1
c
had
stories
fell
short
of
-and
all
,ln
fland'
"ne
people
of
two
great
races
through
her
little
pal
"Rusty."
a
pure-bred
cocker
spaniel
of
even
wwklnS
"e
by
side
to
a
common
greater
intelligence
than
Is
usually
PurPse
and
his
great
ambition
found
in
that
lovable
and
brainy
to
secure
for
the
minorities
of
breed.
Casting
around
for
ways
battle-scarred
Europe
similar
and
means
to
boost
the
local
Red
rights
of
race,
language
and
faith,
jross
contributions,
to
Rusty
s
de-
Oppressed
mlnorites
in
many
lands
light,
she
left
her
typewriter
and
brought
to
him
their
troubles
and
took
him
for
a
morning
stioll
expressed
to
him
their
gratitude,
seeking
Inspiration
He
brought
thelr
dl(nCulties
be-
St
lnr'ff0'
!2
"r
council
of
the
league
and
a
rabbit
or
two
just
for
fun
and
...
.
ln
rform
treed
a
protesting
squirrel
Cross-
Jig
the
main
trail,
he
returned
to
m
P"dure.
ensuring
a
more
.'eggy
in
a
state
of
great
excite-
raPid
and
at
the
me
time
nMn
nent.
In
his
mouth
was
a
utter-
thorough
examination
of
minority"
;d
one
dollar
bill
which
he
had
complaints..
jicked
up
along
the
trail
and
He
represented
Canada
in
Uie
ight
there
the
Rusty
Red
Cross
assembly
of
the
league
for
rtx
und
was
born.
years
In
succession.
On
two
oc-
Peggy
Deeder.
former
Seattle
casions,
the
assembly
paid
nlm
the
irl.
is
now
stump-rancher,
news-
nonor
of
eIwllng
him
1U
presi-
'aRlr
"T"1,
aYiKt
St0ry
dent.
During
practically
the
whole
writer
and
a
poe
tress
of
no
mean
mw
vr
ea
that
tMt
Canada
Lanaa&
was
a
,rder
with
a
novel
weU
under
way
member
of
the
.hat
promises
to
be
a
prae-win-
non-permanent
ler
Is
a
natural
publicity
hound.
council,
Senator
Dandurand
he
next
Issue
of
the
nearest
small
WR
Canadian
representative
Ttic
.own
paper
carried
the
following
council
appointed
him
Its
rappor-otice.
teur
on
social
questions.
Calling
All
Do;s
In
the
international
atmosphere
'I
am
Rusty,
a
red
Cocker
Span-
I
Geneva,
he
was
eminently
at
.el
belonging
to
Peg
Deeder
at
home,
thoroughly
understanding
.Scho
Valley
ranch.
Francois
Lake.
wor)t
and
himself
appreclat-o.C.
I
am
thankful
to
live
In
a
and
understood
ountry
where
hot
dogs
ate
UU
.
Bom
,n
Montrea,
Nov;
,M1.
.iade
of
pork
and
beef.
To
prove
,.
,
..
.....
h
thc
son
rnn
ol
Ocdipe
Dandurand.
he
.iy
gratitude.
I
have
deposited
a
o:iar
in
the
Royal
Bank
at
Burns
8aduated
in
law
from
Laval
Unl-.ake.
British
Columbia,
to
estab-
versity
In
1882.
He
was
called
to
.ish
a
fund
for
the
Red
Cross.
I
the
Quebec
bar
the
following
year
jrge
every
dog
In
Canada
to
con-
and
created
a
Queen's
Counsel
In
.ribute
to
this
fund.
In
this
way
1898..
He
wrote
some
Important
ac
can
prove
that
Canadian
dogs
books
on
subjects
of
law
but
his
ire
aecpiy
grateful
to
live
in
a
principal
activities
were
in
con-,and
where
they
are
protected
by
necUon
with
politics
and
his
ulde
sane
and
kindly
people.
So
bend
DUgmea8
associations.
In
Uie
-80s
dollars
to
-Rutty
Fund
your
lor
wh
Hon
H
Mercler
mJcr
:"l.rZJT'
-f"
ri
of
Quebec
and
Sir
John
A.
Mac-
Burns
Lake,
B.C."
The
resDOnse
was
start
a
similar
fund
in
the
US.A.
-ggy,
ue
puoi.
I
y
hound,
is
still
Keeping
Kiwiy
m
the
puuuc
eye.
ine
next
week
the
following;
no
tice
appeared
In
some
of
the
leading
newspapers
of
Canada:
,
Uusty's
Weekly
Appeal,
"rteavtniy
days,
dogs,
do
you
donald
prime
minister
at
Ottawa.
surDiisinc
yu"g
uanuuranu
wus
aucuu
uc-
PeeKv
Deeder.
the
manaaer
o!
thc
"vely
supporting
thc
Ubcralcusc
Royal
Bank
and
Rusty
have
b-en
and
making
speaking
tours
m
h
busy
ever
since.
native
province.
He
early
btcam
nepnes
w
me
can
oi
me
dogs
iuvrai
uijtiiiiici
in
uit
piuvu.
'came
from
all
points
between
Hal-
of
Quebec.
iifax
and
Victoria,
from
the
49th
In
KW
he
married
Josephine
j
parallell
to
Alaska.
The
Canadian
Marchand,
daughter
of
the
iaw
(National
carried
the
slogan
on
the
lion.
r.
u.
Marchand,
one
U.ic
'I1'
le
"uasonu
B,f
'
SMre
vernier
of
Queoec.
Sne
prcdrcca.
JZ.
rV
.ItrT-
Vr
a,:cwuYer
ed
Senator
UanJurand.
She
was
a
dogs
are
wearing
blankets
t
carry-
-
-'
ana
an
auuur
inp
the
sign.
"Have
you
conirm-
uied
to
the
Red
Crnr
n,i
nn
eM
ad
her
talenU
wa.s
vf
,the
"Chicago
Iribunc"
is
asking
reat
sAUutie
in
thc
active
i.fe
Dermission
to
n
tho
mm
j,
i.
A
her
husband.
'"uh
AnI
mce
of
Quebec
in
vu;
w
wuik,
biiai.
uumit
mean
much
to
us.
but
here's
a
thought.
Oilier
Commiuions
Barly
n
life
Senator
Dandurar.d
was
appointed
an
arburaui
uy
.ne
p.ss.Qent
of
the
United
Stale
under
the
terms
of
a
treaty
of
peace
with
the
Republic
of
Brazil.
He
also
served
as
royal
commis-
toner
on
education
m
the
prov-
1910.
He
rep-
resented
Canada
at
the
unveiling
What
n
the'v
KhonM
ration
h'nn.o'
ot
the
monument
to
Montcalm
in
Ihe
Axis
has
made
things
like
Franc
in
1909.
that
necessary.
If
we
help
the
IIe
was
made
a
Knight
of
the
Red
Cross,
we
help
to
whip
them.
LoKn
of
Honor
by
the
French
"We,
over
here,
can't
get
our
government
In
1891,
an
officer
In
teeth
into
Hitler's
pants
but
we
1907
and
a
commander
in
1912.
can
send
our
dollars
to
the
Red
For
his
services
during
the
war
to
Cross.
Rusty's
Fund
for
tlw
Red
the
French
and
Belgian
relief
Cross
Is
in
care
of
the
Ropl
Bank
funds
he
was
made
commander
of
fLV"!6,
ahd.
d0lldr'
a.je.'the
Belgian
order
"Pour
la
Cour-
I
;onne"
and
was
given
the
gold
'a
k,,v,
I
medal
of
La
Reconnalsance
Fran-
Senator
Dandurand
wa?
a
direc-1
tor
of
the
Montreal
Trust
and
Deposit
Company,
thc
Montreal
Cot-tori
Company,
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
and
the
West
Canadian
Collieries
and
President
of
the
City
and
District
Savings
Bank
nd
the
Fire
Insurance
Company
of
Canada.
He
was
a
Roman
Catholic.
The
excellent
health
Senator
Dandurand
enjoyed
was
due
to
the
regularity
of
his
habits.
He
send
our
contribution
to
tiie
Red,lked
to
retlrc
at
the
same
hour
Cross,
in
this
way
we
can
act
alcvery
night
and
to
rise
at
the
nip
at
me
Nipponese
and
prove
that
we
dogs
stand
on
guard
for
Canada."
And
Peggy
Deeder
still
works
on.
She
and
Rusty
are
sitting
up
with
a
cow
tonight,
which
Pcg6y
.says
in
"expectant."
T
same
hour'
every
morning.
It
was
rarely
that
he
permitted
any
IV
run
m
imi
i:mk
rot
iitoi
ititmsii
roi.i
Min
t
in
ritmiMi:
III
llir
Mallrr
nf
llir
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Alt"
Ami
In
Ihr
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nf
tl)e
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4:hiI
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TAKE
NOTira
that
by
Ordrr
of
111
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(ttnl
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with
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iaic
jaooi)
birr.
yiiuniKTiy
oi
Alk
Arm.
BrltUh
Oolum-
VI
Ola,
miller.
Whn
HUH
nr.
n
Ik.
(Opposite
Post
Office)
2
7th
o'
r'brury
1940,
All
Tmm.
'
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hoi
inrr
fUln..
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a...
.
.
DRESSMAKER
Mrs.
Nakatanl
Ladies'
and
Children
b
Alterations
Phone
Ulk.
529,
522
Fulton
UK.
Satisfaction
Ouaranteed
Cleaning
and
Pressing
limillH
aiNlllNt
the
HftM
t.t.
n
IwmlrM
try
tnrvftfl
hm
tn
mm
,
or
txrfore
March
3
1st
194J
properly
verified
Mid
all
pcrnrma
IntteWed
to
the
are
mjutrrd
to
pay
to
me
DATED
at
PrUVe
Rupert.
B.
C.
ttili
Z5tl
day
of
rnbruarr
A.
D.
1843.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
OltloJal
Admlniatrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Letter
Box
IM
OKMATION
'10
-KMIMY
'
Editor.
Daily
Ncwjj:
Again,
in
the
interest
of
the
safety
of
my
family,
this
city,
this
i
Dominion,
I
cannot
refrain
from
most
vehement
condemnation
of
the
shocking
stupidity
of
authorities
whose
business
it.
is
to
promote
our
security
and
who
permit
the
publication
of
the
information
which
appeared
in
blaring
headlines
across
the
front
page
of
the
March
12
issue
of
the
Daily
News:
"United
States
to
use
this
port:
To
be
made
supply
base
for
Alaska;
Immense
shipments
of
war
goods
to
be
sent
north
from
Prince
Rupert."
If
this
is
not
giving
valuable
ji
formation
to
the
enemy
and
as
such,
a
gross
breach
of
the
Defence
of
Canada
Regulations,
I
certainly
do
not
know
what
Is.
And
as
if
the
publication
of
this
information
were
not
sufficient
for
the
enemy,
we
hear
it
broadcast
over
the
air.
Can
any
intelligent
person
imagine
OVimany
telling
us
she
is
massing
Immense
supplies
of
war
materials
at
Calais
for
an
attack
on
England.
Japan
telling
us
she
is
massing
immense
supplies
ol
war
materials
at
Ku'rue.
for
an
attack
on
Alaska
and
Canada?
A
few
days
ago
we
broadcast
to
the
enemy
that
troops
were
pouring
into
Australia"
tn
preparation
for
an
offensive
against
Japan.
Australia
will
certainly
see
an
invasion
sooner
than
would
otherwise
have
been
the
case.
Now
we
broadcast
to
the
enemy
this
information
about
Prince
Rupert
being
an
"inunanae
'
suo-
ply
base
for
Alaska.
Thai
U
most
certainly
an
lnvltauon
to
the
Japanese
to
bomb
us
as
toon
as
they
possibly
can.
If
these
things
are
fufther
illustration
of
the
Intelligence
of
those
in
whose
hands
ow
safety
lie,
then
again
I
amy
It
is
high
time
the
responsible
authorities
be
pot
in
some
pln-e-whcrr
;h?ir
authoritative
stupidity
will
-.-a---to
menare
the
;!(:,
.,;
;
;.
lies,
our
ri'
v
our
..
It
wnu.'l
aim---
'Phone
Operator
At
Burns
Lake
l'rtllc
of
District
Think
One
Should
lie
Put
On
A
War
Measure
FRANCO
18
LAKE.
Mnrch
13
Orders
have
been
issued
for
all
telephone
holders
in
the
interior
to
report
planes
passing
over.
OoUa.
Colleymount.
Francois
and
prassy
Plains
all
have
telephones
but
the
people
think
there
shoud
be
an
operator
on
all
the
time
at
Burn-Lake,
the
local
telephone
centra.',
as
it
is
sometimes
a
hard
place
to
raise.
Timely
Recipes
SALMON
CASSI.UOLi:
1
lb
can
salmon,
flaked.
I
cup
canned
peas
drained
1
cup
medium
white
sauce.
4
teaspoon
celery
salt.
l'i
cups
mashed
potatoes.
Salt
and
pepper.
When
mashing
potatoes
Mid
eup
of
warm
milk,
one
beaten
eg.
one
teaspoon
salt
and
pepper
and
two
teaspoons
of
grated
onion
Beat
hard.
Combine
salmon,
peas
and
sauce,
place
In
a
casserole
and
bake
In
a
moderate
oven
at
MO
degrees
tor
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