P10I
TWO
fasVr
sfiaves
of
a
saving
make
Minora
Blades
Canada's
fastest
-
growing
economy
blade.
e
Hudema
...
Maybe
the
second
front
Rupert
than
we
had
thought.
New
Members
Moose
Women
Impressive
initiation
Ceremony
Is
Carried
Out
at
Meeting
Wednesday
NiRlit
At
a
meeting
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose,
Chapter
24,
Wednesday
evening
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
T
nTV!0
BLADES
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
KUPERT,
MUTISM
COLU.M1IIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
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P.
PULLEN,
PRESIDENT
G.
A.
HUNTER.
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EDITOR
'
a
Year..
MEMBER
()F
Till.
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PRESS
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Prese
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iw
for
publication
of
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nm
AMpttchc
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
Press
In
this
paner
aiW
also
th
kjcil
news
published
therein.
All
right
of
republication
of
apeotal
denpatehea
there4n
are
also
iwrved
ADVERTISING
RATES
Local
Readers,
per
line,
per
Insertion
Classified
Advertisements,
per
word,
per
iaertlon
no
02
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
October
9,
1942
EDIT
0
R
I
A
L
Once
more
we
sorrowfully
express
our
regrets
and
sincerely
sympathize
with
the
bereaved
following,
the
announcement
of
the
death
in
action
of
another
of
our
highly
esteemed
local
boys
in
the
person
of
Mike
Hudema.
We
all
knew
Mike
so
well
and
so
affectionately
that
it
is
difficult
to
adequately
express
our
feelings
now
that
we
have
to
sadly
record
that
he
is,
gone
and
will
not
return.
He
was
one
of
the
young
men
who
had
played
a
part
is
closer
to
Prince
as
new
members
were
made
welcome
progressed
smoothly
under
the
expert
leadership
of
the
Serrfor
Regent.
The
ever-increaalng
membership
ls
a
sign
of
the
popularity
of
this
organization.
After
business
was
discussed
the
members
took
part
In
a
contest
in
which
the
winners
were:
first,
Mrs.
J.
Harvey;
consolation,
Mrs.
R.
McCarthy.
Refreshments
werebarbecue
style
under
the
management
of
the
Impressive
Initiative
ceremony
the
home
making
committee.
Victory
Bonds
are
not
a
tax,
BUDGET
not
a
gift,
but
a
loan
to
Canada
backed
by
all
the
resources
of
Canada.
When
you
invest
in
Victory
Bonds
you
are
laying
up
for
yourself
the
best
of
all
The
Exclusive
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
ft.
r-.
.'irs.
ii.
a.
rarker.
y.
Letter
Box
ORGANIZE
AGAINST
FIRE
Editor,
Daily
News:
J
;
One
bright
afternoon
this
weeki
we
did
a
tour
of
the
city
schools'
and
conducted
fire
drills.
One
of
;tne
elementary
schools
with
well
1
3var
300
students'
did
a
complete
evaluation
with
all
doors,
and
wln-dowB
closed
in,
1.07
minutes.
That
is
fast
any
way
you
look
at
u
and
proves
that
well
planned
and
coordinated
effort
provides
maximum
security.
There
was
no
running,
no
excitement.
The
same
applies
to
rehearsal
for
school
?vacualon
during
air
raid
alarms.
I
can
assure
parents
of
Prlnee
Rupert
scholars
they
need
have
no
worry
while
their
children
are
in
the
care
of
our
school
principals
and
their
staffs.
Suppose
we
carry
the
thousht
-a
little
further.
.
Many
business
houses
have
prepared
themselves
against
fires
in
event
of
air
raids.
But
not
many
people
In
their
home
haw
given
much
thought
tn
it
Tl-l.
tnlUn.
U
1.1.
.t--
lb
UICI
Willi
UK
,2S
I
children.
I
have
seen
some
of
the
older
scholars
at
work
with
hose
streams
from
stirrup
pumps.
By
all
means
talk
it
over
with
the
older
children.
-They'
won't
fall
rou.
CITY
FIRE
CHIEF.
MIDLANDS
TAKE
TOUR
Are
Now
Disillusioned
Unit
Four
Years
in
Canada
After
In
describing
how
"D"
Company
U)f
the
First
Midlands
n.utsed
through
Bowmanvllle
recently
en-route
to
new
scenes
of
action,
the
'
Bowmanvllle
(Ontario)
Statesman
11
lAmmilmf.f
1
.
4
.
II
-
I
'
it
...
.
...
I
To
the
father,
the
mother,
the
brothers
and
the
sis-j
m
1939
there
were
Midlands
ter
we
add
our
word
to
the
general
sympathy
that
is
f
el.
(guarding
the
Trenton
airport
They
may
be
assured
that.
a
he
wns
PstPPmprl
hv
nc
oil
Then
their
officer
commanding.
in
life,
his
name
in
death
for
the
trreat
pans
will
Hvp
withl001:
j;
c-
Gamf?y-MAL-was
br"g
honor
in
the
recollections
of
all
of
us
who
knew
him
so
well
and
regarded
him
so
highly.
Battle
Of
Aleutians
.
.
.
'
.
.....
I
,
r-
A
I
1
1
I
1'
.
,
I
back
from
overseas.
They
paraded
as
a
unit
In
Orono,
cheerful,
lusty.
strong
and
expectant
of
leaving'
to
get
at
grips
with
the
foe.
They
enlisted
to
fight.
Now
we
are
into
the
fourth
year
of
the
war.
As
a
unit,
we
are
told,
the
"Mad"
Mid-,
uii
uueiiMve
wnirn
wi
f
vp
tup
.
onanau
rm-
fin
,n
--v
bv.,.6
and
other
islets
to
the
extreme
west
of
the
Aleutian
chain.
It
is
also
interesting
to
note
that
nothing
is
being
concealed
about
the
move
but,
to
the
contrary,
it
is
being
broadcast
for
all
and
sundry,,
including
the
Japs,
to
hear.
The
fact
of
the
matter
is
that
a
strontr
base
in
the
Andreanofs
is
all
to
the
good
for
our
side.
It.
might
seem
reasonable
to
imply
that
we
are
greatly
increasing
our
strength
in
that
vulnerable
area
not
only
for
defence
but
for
offense
in
greater
degree
for
the
latter
rather
than
the
former,
it
would
now
appear.
Indeed,
offensive
rather
then
defensive
appears
to
be
more
and
more
our
policy
in
the
quarter
more
or
less
immediately
to
the
west
of
us
here
in
Prince
Rupert.
With
the
forces
of
either
side
gathering
in
strength,
we
may
expect
some
real
action
in
the
northern
Pacific
before
long.
There
are
indications
that
it
is
already
getting
under
way.
t
n
(.
tima
TKa.
ntqliM
Irai
Extra
"drive"
makes
him
stand
out
on
the
football
field.
Extra
flavour
makes
HBC
an
outstanding
Rye.
IGoz.
25
oz.
40
or.
S1.95
$3.05
$4.70
Hudson's
ay
t
RYE
Return
All
Empty
Bottles
to
THE
SALVAGE
CORPS
Salvage
helps
Canada's
War
Effort
all
they
have
not
yet
had
training
adequate
to
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Brltlah
Columbia
THE
DATEY
NEWS
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
p.
142
-J
lKOT
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
nOKOTIIY
GARHUTT.
Hostess
,
-a
Sorry
to
iiear
that
Tony
Hamtl-.
ton
is
In
the
hospital
with
a
vart-
tty
of
troubles
or
so
Audrey
and
i
were
told.
First
it
was
pneumonia,
then
dlpthwla.
then
ton-
sflitis
and,
finally.
aDDendlcltls
But.
for
the
benefit
of
friendlyen
qulrers,
It
the
riu
and
Tony
and
flu
are
coming
along
nicely
thank
you.
Oh.
sorry.
Tony
Is
Sub-Lieutenant
Hamilton
of
His
Majesty's
Canadian
Navy
and
a
swell
guy.
Audrey
Is
the
little
woman.
.Another
hospital
casualty
from
the
Y
Is
Joyce
Jenkins,
the
pleasant
little
dark
girl
who
Is
on
regular
duty
at
the
canteen.
We
all
hope
It's
nothing
serious.
Gordon
Maclntyre.
coder
at
the
SD.O.,
has
Just
returned
from
leave
In
the
south.
He
told
me
that,
while
there,
he
saw
a
very
Interesting
.article
in
one
of
the
Vancouver
papers
"by
a
reporter
who
had
made
a
tour
of
the
northwest
coast
and
had
returned
to
tell
the
world
about
the
la:k
of
recreational
facilities
for
th
troops.
It
should
be
sjood
reading
and
if
anyone
has
a
copy
and
can
let
me
hare
it
I
woulud
be
greatly
c
bilged.
The
more
the
public
know
about
our
difficulties
in
that
line
the
better
for
us.
The
regular
-weekly
meetln?
of
the
Service
Wives
Club
was
held
yesterday
m
the
family
lounge
at
the
Y.
Mrs.
Doolittle
was
in
the
chair.
Red
Crass
work
was
handed
out
and
members
were
reminded
to
return
any
finished
work
as
soon
as
possible.
Mrs.
McCallum
a
new
member,
won
the
club
raffW
"
-
-
"v
"j
touiuHUit
juujig
i.iuz.eii.
",
wuc
uui
wj
ut-stuuc
sume
mjaonaiea
this
week
by
Mrs
Doo-
-4V-
muse
wjiu,
luui
iie
ueen
spareu
to
return,
I
ui
.e
un
wito
mt
nnie.
Mrs.
woods
accepted
the
would
rro
doubt
have
taken
an
even
more
important
nartfcglnnlng
of
the
war
Here
ls
what'pt
of
social
convener.
Tea
was
in
affairs.
-
1
The
Statesman
carried
or;
thejserved
by
Mrs.
Huff
and
Mrs.
Per-
ry.
The
turn-out
of
members
more
than
gratifying.
Several
of
the
aiemfoers
volunteered
for
afternoon
YWCA
Hostess
work
at
the
hut.
They
will
be
much
appreciated
e'peclally
If
they
swing
a
mean
ping
pong
racquet
meet
the
foe
anywhere.
Drafttime
decimated
their
ranks.
Train
ees,
to
their
resentment,
were
at
VwTttVS
;
V
y
;
PI.?!
ann0UnHlands
are
Just
about
extinct
Flrstitach
l
their
ranks.
Openly
rr,
ment
tnat
the
United
States
c
has
established
army
and'
they
went
to
Ottawa,
next
to"stJthe
cla,m
11,211
thev
did
not
en-navy
forces
includinir
substantial
air
nower
in
tho
ArwW-iJohn,
N.B.,
then
to
Niaeara.
thenllht
for
a
"Cook's
Tour
of
Canada"
annsfkv
o-rniin
nf
tlm
AlmfJonc.
it.ut,
:...
iEdmnntnn
Ait
nnrt
finniiw
in
ho-and
at
every
opportunity
..j
&.
iutuuaus
niui
cl
viirw
tU
UlSLlLULinLT
l
'
"
j
-
,
thev
have
volunteered
for
drafts
that
would
take
them
Into
some
sort
of
"active"
participation
instead
of
so
much
guard
duty
which
ctets
a
bit
monotonous
after
two
years'
service.
Christum)
Is
sometimes
used
Instead
61
the
more
familiar
"B.C."
''Before
Christ
i.
I
"Some
62
went
to
Hone
Kone.
to
become
100
per
cent
casualties
or
prfsoners.
Others
went
to
Brit-j
aln.
Some
Joined
the
paratroops!
for
training
In
the
US
a
now
a
I
whole
company.
disillusioned,
heads
eastward
to
an
unknown
destination?'
ANTE
CHRISTUM
The
abbrevation
"A.
C."
(Ante
J
"
CHEMISTRY
HELPS
TO
WIN
THE
WAR
Now
Saves
Our
Airmen's
Lives
WHAT
hat
happened
to
Nylon
that
wonderful
.
hosiery
which
earn
and
went
t
qtifcMjr?
Jtylon
yarn
has
gone
active
.
.
.
ioto
the
fabric
of
nKtwhearing
parachutes.
Remember
the
outstanding
quaMcie
of
NMon
.
.
.
soft
as
silk
and
much
nftre
durable?
Well,
thtHC
qualities
of
lightness,
durability
and
tensile
strength
make
Nylon
the
ideal
parachute
fabric.
Today,
ur
airmen
have
cause
to
praise
the
inventiveness
of
industrial
chemistry,
which
devised
this
wonderful
yarn.
Nylon
fs
produced
by
chemical
pax?etes
from
abundantly
available
domestic
materials.
A
new
C-I-L
plant
at
Kingston,
Outario,
manufactures
Nylon
yarn
the
entire
output
is
earmarked
for
active
service..
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
-
-
0:00
p.m.
Ig
Wednesdays
and
it-Fridays
ip:30
ojr-jg
Krom
the
East
2
.
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
11
p.m.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
0
p.m.
If
you
have
not
been
akril
to
break
home
ties,
to
go
to
a
far
country,
to
fare
the
shock
of
battle
and
to
rik
your
life,
the
leat
that
yon
ran
do
is
to
I.EM)
your
money
to
equip
those
who
do
the
fighting
for
us.
SMITH
&
MALLETT
Ltd.
mi
rnmxKmmrrratm
trm
rmx
mm
rmi
m
vm
rm
tmtm
xm
rm
rmum
rn
THE
PACIFIC
CAFE
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Wishes
to
Announce
that
!t
will
be
v
OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
after
being
closed
for
renovation,
on
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
1,
at
4
p.m,
with
a
first
class
Chinese
Cook.
Specialty
Chinese
Dishes
The
Management
Invites
the
I'ubllc
to
try
their
Special
1
CHOP
SUEY.
iMLmm:Mm.mzmiMmimimzmtmm:iMim
Eiiimn
im
m
tm
im
;
4
SjUd
h
lr
Mr
V
'
my
C'l-L
ffJutt
J
c
u
CI
a.
cccii:
CANADIAN
INDUSTRIES
LIMITED
inuiiiiiisiiinFiimutinufn,!,,,,
g
mil
n
m
B
5
m
m
sow
is
Tin:
ti.mi:
to
BUY
A
FUR
COAT
Come
and
Inspect
Oo.
'
m
s
ackKew
dcllverle
'
Kit
Discount
PHI
nDI
Amir
Vonrrrfiil
S
f.r
eh
VJULUDLUUm
Ihe
Otd
Reliable
'atiiaiiiiiiiBraraiTt.raiitrHrtrsrrfl-7i
1'
1
1
Savage
SHOES
Vill
Last
You
Longer
Cause
Sandy
Savage
Makes
Them
Stronger
a
IIUKLHUT,
JACK
&
.MIL
MICKY
MOUSE,
VALUE
IJ2ADKK
LOAFERETTK'S
All
Carried
in
Slock;
Here
WE
HAVE
"MOSCO"
CORN
Cl'ItE
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
44
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"