PAOE
TWO
DAILY
EDITION
PIG
TEX
STEP
INS
LIGHT
P,EIGE,
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
sole's
and
very
soft
tex
leathers.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"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.
FULLEN,
MANAGING-EDITOR
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
SATURDAY.
MARCH
14,
1042.
Position
of
Prince
Rupert
,
.
.
The
officially
authorized
announcements
that
came
from
Ottawa
this
week
and
were
heavily
publicized
throughout
Canada
in
regard
to
the
part
it
is
planned
for
Prince
Rupert
to
play
in
connection
with
the
war
in
the
Pacific,
particularly
as
a
supply
base
for
Alaska,
were
of
no
surprise
in
Prince
Rupert
itself.
For
some
time
we
have
been
hearing
about
the
great
plans
the
United
Nations
have
for
using
this
port
and
there
has
been
a
certain
amount
of
activity
with
that
end
in
view
although
not
on
such
a
very
grand
scale
as
yet
nothing
at
all
like
what
will
be
necessary.
People
on
this
coast
have
been
clamoring
for
some
action
t
to
be
taken
not
only
of
an
offensive
but
of
a
defensive
nature
and
that
snmp
rfiflssiiranrp
nf
an
nffioin
nature
be
given
that
such'
action
is
being
taken.
The
announcements
that
have
been
made
of
the
intention
to
use
British
Columbia
ports,
including
Prince
Rupert,
as
bases
of
supply
for
Alaska
have
probably
been
made
in
reply
to
these
demands.
Now
Prince
Rupert
will
be
looking
for
a
speedy
action
to
implement
these
plans.
In
passing
official
0.
K.
on
the
announcements,
the
authorities
have
probably
considered
that
any
information
contained
therein
would
probably
have
been
long
Hince
obvious
to
an
enemy
which
there
is
no
indication
waits
to
read
in
the
newspapers
the
plans
that
are
being
made
to
combat
his
aggression.
Prince
Rupert
may
very
possibly
come
into
the
line
of
action
yet.
The
more
speedily
that
we
use
our
facilities
and
advantages
not
only
to
meet
the
onslaught
of
the
enemy
but
to
carry
the
way
into
his
own
camp,
the
less
likely
will
it
be
that
war
will
actually
come
here.
One
thing
that
a
lot
of
Prince
Rupert
people
feel
somewhat
ironic
about
is
that
it
needed
a
war
to
brine
recognition
to
the
position
of
strategy
that
Prince
Ru-pert
occupies
in
the
Pacific
theatre,
particularly-
in
the
way
of
shipping.
Prior
to
Pearl
Harbor
when
the
crisis
with
Janm
was
at
its
height
and
the
outbreak
of
war
immhenwe
had
occasion
to
draw
attention
to
the
position
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
important
place
it
would
occupy
in
con
nection
with
war
in
the
Pacific.
Things
are
hannemW
in
that
regard
possibly
faster
than
we
hadpect?t?
But
they
cannot
happen
too
fast.
And,
if
on
account
of
our
position
we
come
actually
into
the
firing
line,
that
will
be
the
fortune
of
war-something
that
we
must
be
prepared
to
face
and
prepared
to
meet.
A
New
Turn
...
The
Japanese
have
turned
their
attention
to
the
Solomon
Islands,
ying
as
a
glance
at
the
map
of
Oceania
wM
0i
?ew
Guinea
and
northeast
of
Australia
The
strategy
of
this
move
is,
of
course,
towards
cutting
off
aid
.to
Australia.
Next
might
be
an-ticinated
attacks
on
New
Hebrides,
possibly
New
Cale-Tlonia
or
the
Fijis,
and
ultimately
New
Zeafand-unlSL
last,
wC0UVh;
enfmy
er-reach
themselves
and
are,
'
at
effectively
stopped.
All
of
the
moves
now
being
made
tend
to
fur-rW
those
in
high
places,
particularly
in
the
United
"
tfteV
that
something
,s
really
being
done
to
meet
this
criS
and
to
carry
the
battle
into
the
enemy's
own
camp
KETCHIKAN
WINNER
IN
HOOP
PLAY
.Nosed
Out
Prince
Rupert
Hy
Two
1'oints
In
Thrilling:
Opener
Of
Two-Game
Basketball
Series
"Wfch
an
excited
-crowd
of
fans
in
attendance,
Ketchikan
last
night
nosed
out
the
Savoys
of
the
local
Senior
League
39
to
37
In
one
of
the
best
exhibitions
of
basketball
shown
in
this
city
for
a
long
time.
Close,
even
teamwork
was
shown
by
both
teams.
Prince
Rupert
got
the
tlp-ofl
but
lost
the
ball.
Trie
Alaskans
tried
to
break
through
but
failed
in
this
and
their
first
tally
came
from
.Tlllotson
who
made
a
free
shot
followed
by
a
basket
from
Mills.
Stiles
countered
with
a
penalty
and
Taylor
wtth
a
field
shot,
followed
by
Dominato.
Mills
chalked
up
two
points
as
did
Tomlin-son,
while
Taylor
again
came
through
for
the
locate.
During
the
rest
of
this
first
half
the
play
was
mostly
the
way
the
visitors
wanted
it.
The
score
at
the
intermission
ctrv-tri
OS
n
IK
The
Individual
vnHm
.
.
niio
aa
Kptthlkan
Bussanich.
Mills
20.
wwad
6.
Tomlmson
4,
Tlllotson
9.
TbtaL
M.
aj--MacPhee
10.
Taylor
10.
e999B
o,
Dominato
6,
Adams
4,
Stttgs
4.
Total,
31.
Comadlna
'
enllri
f
h
Xk
Bill
looked
after
the
fnstf
Bob
Vuckovltch
was
etner
In
be
openlne
eame
of
thA
nlng
Hit
High
School
defeated
the
Dry
DocfcM2
to
34.
A
stte4
game
will
be
held
tonight
in
tye
Exhibition
Hall
be-
ween
iht
Alaskans
and
the
Savoys.
Dominoes
Win
First
Game
Of
Hoop
Finals
VICTORIA.
March
Dominoes
defeated
Vanrnnvor
Tookes
last
night
In
the
first
game
of
a
best-out-of-seven
playoff
series
In
basketball
for
the
provin
cial
senior
cnamplonship.
The
wore
was
35
to
30.
This
sries
wlli
lead
to
the
Dominion
-senior
'
ix
thk
-m
i'iu:mk
oi
ut
or
iikitimi
roi.r.MiiiA
In
Ihf
Matlrr
,r
u,,
"A.lmlnWriUlon
Art"
nl
In
thr
Matlrr
of
Jrn
J.u.b
IndrrMxi
..(hfTHls,
known
n
J
rim
Xndrromi
and
Jak
AndrixMi,
l)ra-d'
TAKfc
urnira
.
i
a
.
..."
-
----
-
ujr
uruer
en
ilia
Honor
Juagt
FlWver
toted
the
13th
Uy
f
Mareh
1M2
I
tu
HUed
Admin-Jrtrator
of
the
Estate
of
ti
iat
Jen
"
omerwwe
Knovm
m
i?
i
P
Anderson
tnd
Jack
Andermn,
Mio
died
ca
or
about
the
17th
day
of
larruary
1942.
All
person
having
clilm.
agalnnt
the
mia
estate
are
required
to
ik
.
wore
April
10th
1942
properly
verified
uid
all
seraona
trvlehKMi
-t
-
-
c
bou
TWAie
are
required
to
fy
to
me
he
imaunt
of
DA1T111
PrUw.
-n.M
.
.
...
14tflj
day
of
Maroh
A.
D.
1842.
nunwflji
a.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Of
TUB
HITKKMG
COt'ltT
OF
IIKITIMI
.""inn
I
niUIHTK
n
the
flatter
of
the
"IdmlnMrillon
Art"
tnd
In
llie
Matter
of
the
F.ttatr
f
Ja-h
Waurr,
Driraord
HotW
Judge
FMuv
dated
the
24th
dav
February
1942
I
-aa
,,jpolnted
Ad.
Tllnl.t
Ml
tr.r
url.k
'I.
......
"
vie
win
annexed
of
Bt
of
the
late
Jacob
Saurr
bla.
miner,
who
died
on
or
tut
the
il,7
,'
F,ruanf
1940.
All
pemi
having
claim
against
the
sold
estate
w
iwqurmt
vi
forward
them
to
me
on
r
before
Man-ch
Sl-t
1942
prrfl)rrly
Verified
and
oil
porwnu
4nMd
to
tll
W
enu-te
Ate
required
to
jury
to
me
amount
of
their
lndrbtedn,,
DATED'
t
ITIjice
Ilupert.
8.
C
tbla
JSUi
day
of
February
A.
D.
1942
NORMAN
A.
WATT'
I
OffloUU
Admlnltratori
Prince
Ilujwt,
II
O,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SATURDAY
MARru
BENEFITS
'Report
On
A-RJ.
1
1
T
I
I
PAYARi
F
HelP
ls
tominS
A
4.
A
M
i-
Till
This
Phase
r
Insurance
Now
Unemployment
In
Operation
With
benefit
now
payable
under
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Act,
all
workers
within
the
acp
of
the
Act
should
undentant
tfet
procedure
necessary
to
apply
far
oeneftt.
E.
V.
WhlWng,
manager
of
.he
local
employment
and
claims
oTflce
suggests.
When
a
worker
becomes
unemployed
lie
must
get
his
unemployment
insurance
book
from
his
employer,
take
It
to
the
rotployinent
and
claims
office
and
deposit
it
-here.
A
receipt
tor
It
will
be
given
to
him
and
tiffc
he
must
keep
is
long
as
his
book
remains
m
.he
looftl
office.
While
he
is
at
the
offloe
he
must
complete
the
required
forms
to
make
application
for
banefK.
The
first
nine
days
of
unenj--loyment
after
he
makes
a
etakn
ire
waiting
Says
and
no
benefit
is
-wyable
for
these
days.
It
Js
not
necessary
that
these
days
run
con-'eciKlvely.
If
no
work
is
found
for
ilm
and
he
'continues
to
be
ttn-
employed
and
satisfy
the
condl-
In
the
third
quarter
the
locals
I
tlons-
a
ten
cheque
is
to
be
stnrfe
tr
ttl...
.u
...
t'SSUed
Weplrlv
v
w
RRMici
ntiiio
iui
itiac-
l
Phee
making
six
and
Adams,
a
above
procedure
applies
to
promising
newcomer
on
the
local'511
workr
o
mlsiht
reasonably
squad,
four.
MacPhet.
with
the
bf
expected
to
call
personally
at
w-orc
at
a
10
za
ior
ine
Alaskans.
""
""'"-
started
the
last
Quarter
with
a
field
basket.
Tlllotson
chalked
up
one
point
and
Beynon
countered
with
a
lovely
lone
shot
from
about
centre.
Another
penalty
for
the
visitors,
this
time
by
Mills,
and
again
Beynon's
eye
caught
the
basket
Mills
followed
with
three
points,
evening
the
score
at
37-37,
Taylor,
MacPhee
and
Dominato
tallied
up
two
points
each
but
in
the
closing
seconds
of
the
game
f-lXUt
broke
through
and
at
the
For
those
who
do
not
live
with
in
reasonable
distance
of
a
local
rangemcnts
have
been
made.
In
a
number
of
towns
and
vUlagas
a
special
part-time
representative
will
be
sent
out
by
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
to
deal
with
any
benefit
.claims
which
may
arise.
AU
claimants
for
bene-offlce
of
the
commission,
other
ar-fit
will
register
with
him
and
he
n
turn
will
refer
claims
to
the
nearest
office
for
examination.
final
whistle
the
score
stood
39
to'
Persons
livln
m
districts
where
?
.nn
no
nfflnn
has
Via.
U
been
,
.
37.1,
offjee
established
and
io
wnicn
an
Itinerant
representative
Is
not
sent
will
file
claim
for
benefit
by
mail.
Any
worker
in
uch
an
area
who
becomes
unemployed
should
mail
his
Insurance
book
to
the
nearest
Employ-
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
Dodge
four
cylinder
Panel
Delivery
truck.
Apply
Box
227
Dally
News.
67j
FOR
SALE
Barber
shop
at
Seal
Cove,
all
furnished,
$1000.
First
class
business
for
right
party.
Uf)
FOR
SALE
Large
dwelling.
7
rooms,
open
fireplace,
hot
water
heating.
Splendid
view.
Price
I
Irrto
om
ci
y
mi.
i
onui
nuuse,
i
Dearoomt
and
bathroom,
6th
Avenue
East.
$2,000.
$1,000
Cash.
Balance
monthly.
O.
p.
Tinker
Co.
FOR
SALE
.Large
stock
of
doors.
windows.
Mirrors
In
all
alzes.
Kitchen
Chairs,
Chostexflelds,
Cabin
Stoves.
"Phone
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Pleasure
boat.
Phone
Blue
943.
(03)
FOR
.
SALE
Store
and
fixtures,
groceries.
Complete
stock.
Phone
462.
815
Third
Ave.
West.
FOR
SALE
Three
roomed
cottage
at
Salt
Lakes,
partly
furnished.
Also
-chesterfield,
dining
and
bedroom
suite,
piano,
radio
Ann
complete
household
furnishings
Phone
Blue
727
for
appointment
63)
FOR
SALE
-Door
with
complete
fittings;
large
tock
of
windows
and
large
stock
of
Iron
pipes,
extra
heavy
Eteam
pipe
up
t0
4-lnch.
Phone
Black
324.
B.
C
Furniture,
Third
Ave.
STOCK
FOR
SALE
with
store
and
living
quarters
for
rent.
Phone
Red
820.
(69)
FOR
SALE-Plano,
good
condition
Cheap
for
cash.
Phone
Blue
803
Hon.
Ian
Mackenile,
Mlnhtrr
"I
Pensions,
lo
Make
Stalemrnt
on
Matter
Soon.
i
OTTAWA,
March
14:
Hon.
Ian
Ataokwnsle,
minister
of
pensions..)
said
ywterday
Khat
he
woulr'
jmon
make
report
on
measures
to,
assist
A.R.P.
work
In
British
Are
Rounding
Up
Fifth
Columnists
Two
Hundred
More
Germans
and
Japanese
Ae
Taken
In
California.
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Match
1
Another
round-up
of
two
hundr-d
more
aUeed
fifth
columnists
has
been
made.
Seme
were
Oermam
and
others
Japanese
Buddhist
monks
and
sehool
teachers.
ON.lt.
TRAIN'S
l
or
the
DasU-
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
,
8
p
m.
From
the
ISist
TiMCdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
u
p.m.
ment
and
Claims
Offtee.
state
that
nc
is
unemployed
and
that
he'
wianes
to
register
for
benefit.
A'
receipt
for
his
insurance
book
and
the
necessary
forms
which
every
worker
who
applies
for
benefit
must
fill
out
will
be
sent
to
him.
These
forms
must
be
-completed
and
returned
to
the
tooal
office.
If
the
claimant
is
qualified
to,
ee
benefit,
he
must
continue
I
to
prove
his
unemployment
by
mail
each
week.
After
the
nine
waiting
days
have
been
completed.
I
if
he
has
no
work
and
the
other,
conditions
are
satisfied,
hU
benefit
I
will
be
paid
weekly
by
a
cheque!
mailed
to
him
BASKETBALL
International
Series
KETCHIKAN
vs.
RUPERT
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TONIGHT
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7:30
p.m.
Dry
Dock
vs.
Barons.
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Ads.
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SALE
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Prince
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Hotel,
man
between
a(?ej
of
18
ana
a.
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for
general
utore
in
coastal
town
not
far
from
Prince
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'Military
exempt.
Living
quarters
above
store.
State
salary
expected
and
experienced
If
any.
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News.
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experienced
dry
goods
sales
lady,
excellent
references,
would
like
position
with
ome
reliable
firm,
work
to
commence
April
16th.
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rent,
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or
four-room
unfurnished
apartment.
t-none
ueq
752
after
o
p.m.
(03
.-1
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bv
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rifflrpr
small
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or
suite.
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