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.25
.02
TUESDAY,
MAY
19,
1942.
EDITORIAL
The
Red
Cross
Drive
.
.
.
The
national
Red
Cross
drive
is
now
on
its
second
week'.
Prince
Rupert
is
very
close
to
going
over
the
top
on
its
S
10.000
objective.
The
local
ramnaien
mmimttAA
ro.
It
is
gratifying
to
see
that
the
public
health,
unit,
i
...
.
..iuvuilum
uao
ivriuc
LU
caVaLUlsill
and
operate,
is
now
coming
into
actual
being
here.
This
is!
iiue
01
service
mac
nas
oeen
mucn
neglected
in
Prince
,
iiuwciv
ir
years
aue
10
maoiillV
Or
unwil
incme
tn
fin.
I
aace
it
That
is
not
saying
that
good
work
has
not
been
done
along
the
limited
basis
that
has
been
permitted.
xaoweer,
me
community'
win
be
glad
to
have
the
new
service
on
the
wider
and
more
comprehensive
scale
and
Dr.
Macdonald
and
his
staff
will
be
justified
in
as-
fuming
that
there
will
be
a
full
measure
of
co-operation'
.
uir.
wiu
oe
01
general
oenelit,
particu
lany
under
the
present
expanding
conditions.
REST
AMID
TITE
RUINS
OF
BATH
asWsBS
Pi
Tak'np
time
out
from
;lvacc
and
rescue
work
amid
the
rams
of
Bath,
a
Br
i.
b
Tommy
er:ioys
a
cup
of
tea
served
from
a
tea
car
sent
to
B)Mf.a
n
by
the
students
of
Vassar
College
through
the
British
War
Relief
Society
Loss
of
life
was
heavy
when
the
azis
staged
their
repnsa)
raid"
on
the
defenceless
resort
city
thronged
with
refugees
and
evacuees.
Engineers
1
Jeastraan
146
Redfern
151
Rickets
im
Johnston
..
299
Taylor
244
Handicap
135
Totals
9
Anti-Aircraft
No.
2
Gair
212
Hughes
157
FWkea
145
Chkwiek
304
Garter
207
Sutherland
Qtniicijujta
,
1
o
-
ports
having
encountered
a
splendid
attitude
on
the
part.
Handicap
of
tne
people
towards
the
camDaitrn.
There
has
heen
-H
Totals
.
91
minimum
of
questioning
or
quibbling.
Everybody
seems
to
have
been
agreed
on
the
desirability
of
giving
as
generously
as
possible.
Evidently,
the
very'
great
work
that
the
Red
Cross
is
doing
is
acknowledged
and
appreciated
by
all
'While
the
cause
is.
of
course,
the
thine
we
feel
that
.
,
f
O?
"
"
"
-w-
lor
the
.success
af
the.
local
campaign,
a
great
measure
of
credit
and
cottrratlation
are
due
the
Red
fw
ov.
Ct
,
ecutive
personnel
here,
under
the
leadership
of
W.
R.
Mc-
Buckley
mtx,
wmi
aas
personauy
given
so
greatly
of
his
energy
and
enthusiasm.
Unfortunately,
there
are
too
few
of
the
calibre
of
Mr.
McAfee
and
others
of
his
assistants,
not
forgetting
the
hard
working
body
of
canvassers
whose
job
is
a
thankless
one,
who
are
either
willing
or
able
to
rise
to
the
occasion
and
put
over
successfully
such
vita!
undertakings
as
the
Red
Cross
drive.
,
Navy
Cymbal
Speed
Regular
Kinator
Handicap
Totals
Medicals
Feidman
Low
Seerj
Learn
Handicap
Totals
Dry
Docks
1
186
172
195
340
33
Robinson
-
1
GiCespy
I
156
226
Weston
185
Glaklo
.
207
Handicap
150
293
.
149
.
67
1123
1
Kins
lor
211
resides.
157
209
160
181
275
m
5
1097
1
2
258
21
214
245
19?
22
115?
1128
:
3
233
227
193
182
33
Totals
1101
1087
Seal
Cove
No.
21
2
BeaUy
273
Steven
219
Benton
210
245
172
144
292
187
41
995
2
186
3
156
110)
136!
190
1
126
135
837
3
186
326
243
298
143
22
25
176
23
583
33
1126
1104
1118
1
195
13i
244
213
148
150
157
172
168
104
150
891
3
V1CT0R1A,'B.C.
AntlAlrcraft
No.
Dry
Dock
145
Seal
Cove.No,2
...JL...
170
Seal
Cove
No.
J
.JL.
142
Medicals
its
Navy
1
ft
PAQE
TWO
?KE
DAILY
NEW3
I'UEsDAY
You
can't
let
them
down
0
jirnoJ
TO
RELIEVE
HUHAH
SUFFERING
NOW
You've
supported
the
Red
Cross
in
the
past.
It
has
done
a
marvellous
job
for
the
sick
and
suffering,
for
the
comfort
of
Canadians
away
from
home.
The.
need
becomes
greater
every
month
for
the
great
human
itarian
work
the
Red
Cross
is
doinj.
It
must
be
kept
up.
Your
dollars
are
nerGed
for
this
colossal
task.
The
Red
Cross
needs
$9,000,000
Give
Generously
This
Space
Donated
by
Family
shoe
store
lt
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
t
ACK-ACKS
IN
LEAD
'
Dry
Dock
and
T-o
Seal
Ore
'
Teams
Tied
For
Runnrr-1'p
i
Position
Anti-aircraft
No.
2
has
taken
over
ejchwtTT
rat!efship
of
the
Inter-
iBervtws
Bowling
League
as
a
result
of
regular
fixture
play
at
the
!
week-end.
The
AekAeks
defeated
Engmeers
two
games
to
one
while
:Dry
Dock,
which
had
been
tied
:wttb
them
for
first
place,
lost
to
;
Seal
Cove
No.
2.
The
Dockers
and
jthe
Seal
Cove
teams.
No.
1
and
No.
2.
are
now
tied
lor
ntnner-un
position.
I
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
The
league
standing
to
date:
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
American
League
New
York
6-2.
Detroit
1-1.
Washington
4-7.
Cleveland
6-1.
Philadelphia
3.
Chtoag
4.
Boston
4.
St.
Louis
2.
National
League
PiUebsrg
1,
Brooklyn
3.
St.
Louis
7,
Boston
4.
Cincinnati
2.
New
York
7.
Chicago
at
PhlkideJprtta.
postponed.
SUNDAY
National
League
Pittsburg
7-4.
Philadelphia
2-4.
St.
Loins
1-8.
New
York
7-6.
Chicago
2-3TBrooklyn
8-4.
Cincinnati
9.
Boston
3
second
garae
postponed
American
League
Washington,
1;3.
Chicago
7-4.
New
Yorkj23.
St.
Louis
4-2.
Philadelphia
1-3.
Cleveland
4-9.
Boston
3,
Detroit
4.
MONDAY
American
League
Philadelphia
4.
Cleveland
7.
Boston
4.
Detroit
2.
AVashfntton
5,
Chicago
"7.
New
York
at
St.
Louis
postponed.
'National
League
St.
Louis
16,
New
York
4.
Chicago
1.
Brooklyn
4.
Cincinnati
at
Boston
postponed,
i
Stremdahl
Thomson
.
Lew
Bach
Handles;
TcUls
Copp
waV
.
Seal
Ov
as
Cote
Learn
Tut--.
Handlcap
r
V
.1
Handicap
N.
1
149
191
188
185
54
973
1
206
233
185
209
245
60;
0
158
175
163
167
54
264
172
175
254
54
903
1119
2
213
196
150
209
170
60
CO
Totals
11M
M43
w
19
19
,18
18
16
15
14
221
'AntlAlrcraft
No.
I
10
41
lArea
Headquarters
7
897
Fusiliers
No.
7
2
3
Fusiliers
No.
1
1
200
Fusiliers
No.
3
0
3
120
178
137
f67
71
CO
853
L
Pts
S
19
6
6
6
V
10
11
17
19
20
21
SPORT
CHAT
Edmonton
Fusiliers,
so
far
unbeaten,
are
leading
in
the
standing
for
the
Ollhuly
Cup
In
senior
football
They
have
won
three
games.
Signals
are
running
up
tth
two
victories
and
no
losses.
Area
Headquarters
and
Air
Force
are
tied
for
second
place
while
Nary
and
Midlands,
having
not
yet
won
f
garne,
are
bringing
up
the
rear.
The
detaHed
standing
Is
as
fol
low:
Edmonton
R.O.OS
2
R.OA.F.
1
Area
Hadqsart"s
1
Navy
0
Midlands
Red
0
WLD
F
A
Pts
Fusil's
3
0
0
13
2
0
0
CHINESE
YOUTH
AllE
STRIKERS
TotaU
wmmASk
with
C.
B.iPETERSOX,
Commissioner
of
lncomc
Tax.
0
3
3
5
15
5
10
1
3
Mr.
and
Mra.
W.
Wrtaht
of
Sec
ond
Avenue
have
received
&
hand
some
bronre
medal
won
by
their
ion.
AC2
Austin
Wright,
for
the
heavyweight
boxing
cha
mpkKWh
tp
at
St.
Thomas
tntlawig'
centre
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Ah
Force.
Au
stin,
whose
father
and
three
bro
thers
are
working
at
the
local
dry
1
dock,
la
training
as
a
construction
'
mechanic.
WINNFJIS
IN
BOWLING.
Defeated
Strikers
by
Score
of
Two
Games
to
One
In
a
poor
night
of
bowling
the
challenging
Strikers
faljed
to
topple
the
Chinese
Youth
Association.
Led
on
by
Frank
Fong's
high
s-ore
of
336.
the
Chinese
Youth
swamped
the
Strikers
by
a
,
margin
of
324
pins
on
two
gamea'to
one
The
results
were
as
follows;
Norm
Kinsler
P.
Stegavtg
Roy
Sparks
Dan
Wick
Bill
Bach
Totals
..
'
C.!Y.
A
H.
Lee
J.
Lee
K.
Lee
F.
Fong
.....
B.
Lew
'
...
127
191
202
128
220
218
146
198
231
140
183
169
203
219
277
868
933
1051
98
197
221
156
207
103!
259
?40
J
3
1
...
338
348.371
J
222
156
2!J
1171
1048.
57
DROP
PEP
TALICS
LONDON,
May
19
:
O
Pep
uki
and
spurt
nroducUon
neriod
in
BritUh
war
Industry
are
being
ab-
wsnea,
uw
La
Dor
iCnlttr)-
and
the
Information
Ministry
having
agreed
they
upset
rather
than
id
steady
production.
REFUNDS
OF
l0
WAGE
m
DEDUCTIONS
The
attention
of
the
public
is
rdirectcd
again
to
t!c
fact
that
forms
are
available
:at;any
Provincial
Govern,
men!
Office
or
Chartered
iBank
in
the
Province
on
which-to
make
application
for;Tcfund
of
1
waRC
deduction.?
made
by
employers
frfemhe
wages
of
their
icmployccs
during
the
six
months'friod
ifrom
Januan-
1
,to
aime
30,
1911.
tx
In
order
to
obtaip?
cation
Je.maAggj
mecessarylthat
tipplll
incial
Assessor
for
the
District
in
which
the
applicant
,
frit,
rdAmmm
Right
now
try
the
blades
that
arc
giving
millions
of
men
the
jhekew,
smoothest
shaves
of
their
lives.
You
don't
rik
a
penny!
Act
today
oq
free
oircrneiow.
LnoyrcTtcrshivcs
and
more
of
them,
from
Dlue
GILLETTE
Made.
mm
2
I
Doi
mi
Itm
htoi
'
I
fmrTrtTff
7T
r-
a
SIV.
WW
.
SV
-
mm
m
m
W
m
I
fJ.J
rr
vnu
p.ck
1
flj
WITH
Out
HAOtffM
XXH.m,
IWm,
Mi
i,.
W.
WO
SUSf!
H
I
1
mrrtmww.tai,
I11T
-1
1
lit
r
Si
m.
a
His
II
r,,c
Prince
Rupert
Red
Cross
ohicriivc
of
$10,000
is
not
yet
reached
There
will
be
no
general
Canadian
V.
Services
Appeal
in
1&I2,
at
this
is
i
,
mot
from
Government
Fundi.
The
Canadinn
Rel
Cwsg,
however,
not
derive
its
fundi
from
this
sourc
jnustmake
its
own
appeal.
This
leaves
,you
Free
to
donate
liberal!
.
the
Red
Cross
Drive.
KIVR
NOW
TIIK
.MOST
YOU
C
N
Ormes
Zfi
Pioneer
Dru-qpists
Till:
It
EX
ALL
STOItE
rilONES
i
am
v
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
X
-
2
p.m.
and
7
J
a
i
Saturday,
11
15
p.m..
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
only
Prince
Rupert
U'Keteh4Mn--Wednesday.
II
pm
:
Frtdr
To
BtcwarW-Frlday,
3
p.m.
Trains
Iavc
Prince
Rupert
For
the
Iast
Monday,
Wmday
and
Friday
at
pm.
AirOondHlem'd
Sleeping
and
Dining
Oars
'A
.For
full
information,
reservations,
etc,
eal
or
write
(
p
rr.
n.
S.
GREIG,
CITY'
rAssi-vc.nt
Aor-vr
528
Third
Avenue
rhne
2C0
Vtinct
Kulrl
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
w
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
Ix?ave
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver:
Thursday,
11:15
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
po'
1;
v,r
lfelshlpS'Lt!-
'VlWblCwBEK-END
CRUISE
TO
NAAS
RIVER
AND
STHVAKT
S.
S.
-CATALA-
21th,
10
:99
P"-
leaves
C-N.R.
Dock
Sunday
May
Retnrns
Tue-wlay
May
2th
7;00
a.m.
l-VCUUSION
l
AKE
$15.00
(Plus
Tas)
'Including
an
meals
and
berth
accommodati"'
1
Accommodation
Comfortably
Limited
...
iiiniiiiMtiuii,
i
itmris
iiu
i."
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
AgentThird
Arc-
Fhonc
Tf
von
Yvn
cnmii.i
4
it
n
Onccified
advertie"
ment
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
it
there
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111
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