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WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
11,
1942
For
years
The
Daily
News
has
been
urging
the
con
struction
of
the
highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Hazelton,
There
have
been
other
voices
raised
urging
the
same
thing
and
to
all
these
the
news
that
it
is
about
to
commence
is
welcome.
It
is
not
necessary
to
review
any
of
the
steps
in
the
campaign
in
favor
of
the
highway.
We
had
been
told
that
Japan
was
a
civilized
country
they
are
doing
to
some
of
the
prisoners
and
we
are
ter
rimy
shoeked.
We
have
read
that
no
person
or
nation
could
begin
to
ficrht
until
thev
hated
the
enemv.
If
the
stories
that
Just
Too
Bad
...
The
English
humorist,
P.
G.
Wodehouse,
wa
in
France
when
the
Germans
took
over
and
was
put
in
a
concentration
camp.
Very
soon
the
Nazis
are
said
tr
DRESSMAKER
Mrs.
Nakatanl
Ladies'
and
Children's
Alterations
Phone
Blk.
529,
522
Fulton
St.
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Guaranteed
Cleaning
and
Pressing
W.V.V.VAV.VAVWWW
The-
XJ
&
I
Cafe,
Waterfront,
Is
rrow
onen,
under
same
i
jl
management.
jj!
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
(Onnite
Pout
CHtte
T
1
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Railways
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E
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PRINCE
RUPERT
FOR
VANCOUVER:
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11:15
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River,
Saturday,
11:15
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
only.
Prince
Rupert
to
Ketchikan
Wednesday,
11
p.m.;
Friday,
3
p.m.
To
Stewart
Friday,
3
p.m.
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
FOR
THE
EAST:
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p.m.
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
full
information,
reservations,
etc,
call
or
write
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S.
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CITV
PASSENGER"
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528
Third
Avenue
Phone
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Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
Cafe
Reopened
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
65T
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
STILL
TIED
IN
BOWLING
Savy
Swingers
and
Annette'
Continue
in
Deadlock
at
Top
of
Ladles'
League.
Savoy
Swinger
and
Annette's
are
still
tied
for
the
leadership
of
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
a
a
result
of
having
both
won
clean-sweep
victories
In
last
night's
regular
league
play.
The
Swingers
defeated
Stylettes
three
games
to
nothing
and
Annette's
scored
a
similar
win
over
Pioneers.
complete
results
last
nignt
were
as
follows:
Swingers,
3;
Stylettes,
0.
Annette's,
3;
Pioneers,
0.
Rangers,
3;
Big
Sisters,
0.
Lucky
Strikes,
2;
Knox
Hotel,
1
Optimists,
2;
Bluebirds,
1.
High
single
scorer
was
D.
Mac-
Phee.
292,
and
high
average
scorer
Dot
Ballinger,
222.
The
individual
results
were
as
follows:
We
are
told
that
the
survey
of
the
section
nearest
the
city
j
Menzi
Lucky
Strikes
178
1
win
De
reauy
wun
a
view
ia
receiving
lenaers
in
aoour,
a
Hague
lis
month
and,
in
view
of
the
Japanese
situation,
we
hope!
warren
iei
there
will
be
no
delays.
'
i
Peacock
184
j
Cameron
140
Handicap-
35
and
that
she
would
treat
her
nrisoners
irt
a
decent
man-
zelisko
Totals
814
Knox
Hotel-Eastman
89
Bluebirds
65
ner.
Now
we
are
bednniner
to
hear
of
the
horrible
thincrs
'
Eyfor.d.
Ill
-
w
.
Mmnxici
1UQ
Brasell
156
Handicap
100
Totals
655
WO
(iflmfn
rr
tTl
vnn
rrTl
n
vo
tmio
onfl
r
n-
lrvccr
r,
raair
tUnn
Rangers
vuuj,ii
uiv.
uui.
iiu
ci
7ticun
Peterson
200
me
ioreign
secretary
voucnes
ior
mem,
we
snail
nate
ail!
Robins
191
Japanese
and,
when
the
war
is
over,
we
shall
advocate
Bremner
163
sending
them
all
back
to
their
own
country.
We
cannot
Jamcs
:-
131
build
a
nation
from
such
people.
Baiunger
166
1
1
Totals
851
1
117
H
VA
Sisters
ISow
We
urow
.
,
.
198
Dickens
101
Prince
Rupert
has
from
the
beginning
been
a
small
Rothweii
145
town
with
small
town
ideas
but
now
at
last
we
are
get-Bond
183
ting
away
from
the
condition
where
every
person
knows
;A.lexder
his
neighbor's
business
and
talks
about
it
indicating
that
Totals'5
Si
he
knows
more
about
it
than
does
the
neighbor
himself.
"rr"
Now
at
least
every
second
man
we
meet
is
a
stranger
stylettes
and
it
is
good
for
us
to
be
among
strangers
for
a
change.
'stone
163
We
p-et
rid
nf
snmf
nf
nnr
small
tnun
irlerxr
W
?n
,Tn;!MontSmery
112
so,
we
lose
much
that
is
pleasant.
We
have
to
change
to
meet
the
situation.
Nelson
129
Turgeon
153
Lautens
134
Handicap
15
Totals
711
Savoy
Swingers
McLeod
121
Basso-Bert
148
Borland
100
Croxford
176
Pierce
1
09
Boulter
123
Jennings
168
MacDonald
107
Keron
...
146
Hartwlg
Handicap
39
Totals
637
Pfoneers
F.
McKeown
......
164
Ounn
70
Yager
103
McKeown
140
Scharff
149
Handicap
..
99
Totals
755
Annette's
Sellg
Reaugh
215
MacPhee
109
Ericksorr
173
Owen
149
Dickens
155
Handicap
1
Totals-
808
233
160
75
112
192
36
810
110
91
183
141
255
1C0
894
201
198
182
188
272
1041
137
189
19G
183
136
69
915
104
174
190
131
177
15
806
162
143
181
153
190
203
191
127
I2U
5
842
219
157
80
17!)
139
99
873
172
163
294
167
152
3
951
3
122
88
122
138
272
36'
778
1
I
77,
121
no
84
138
100
630
235
104
95
122
227
783
196
72
147
81
212
69
777
255
136
162
123
200
15
791
162
143
157
249
have
offered
him
better
conditions
of
living
if
he
would
LaBelle
18
22?
153
'write
nronacanda
st.orips.
Handicap
27
27
27
According
to
reports,
he
accented
the
bribe
and
snmp
Totals
753
895
891
of
his
stuff
was
published
in
the
United
States
hftW
nfiMi..
they
came
into
the
war
His
humor
is
so
delightful
that
;
Bourgorr
198
m
us
ix.
cnw
a
iu
LiuwA.
ui
mm
as
a
iraitor
to
nis
country,
irvau
While
it
is
still
possible
to
enjoy
his
books
we
cannot
get'50mJan
"
f.
away
from
the
idea
that
the
man
who
wrote
them
is
not
Snr
85
the
man
we
would,
like
to
know.
Kwvktp-
TT,
76
.
,
Totals
771
248
182
100
129
76
895
181
67
122
8T
76
C79
154
156
114
244
143
5
816
174
78
169
219
142
99
881
163
161
199
151
243
3
930
IN
TIIK
SfPHF.ME
COIUT
OF
IiniTIll
(OMMRIA
IN
I'ltOHATF.
Iir
Miitifr
of
th!
"VlmlnMratlon
Art"
AM
In
Hi.
Matlr
'
!h
F.Matr
of
fiicoli
Kautr,
Dfcfutrd
TAKt
WOTICR
that
by
Orckr
of
HU
ITonrjr
Juogt
pwiwr
dtd
tho
30
day
of
February
1943
I
wan
a.ppolntl
Administrator
witft
Che
Win
aniwued
of
tw
BUt
o
tlv
tat
Jacob
Bauer.
fonrwTly
of
AlUw
Arm,
BrltUh
Columbia,
nvtnw,
who
Jld
on
or
about
the
70t
day
of
February
1949.
All
persona
having
ckvhn
again
th
mid
nUta
are
mjutrnrl
Xn
forward
thtov
torn
on
or
bfifor
Mwth
3ft
J94T
properly
vert-fled
ajvf
oJljemwut
4rwrtbW
o
th
aald
ntete
ere
required
ttr
pay
Uj
me
th
amount
of
their
lndebtdne
forthwith,
DA.TET
at
rrlnrw
Ruprt,
B,
C.
tM
3Sth
day
of
February
A.
V.
1943.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Offlotal
A4mlnlatrator.
Prince
Itiijwt,
B.q,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
MATT,
Letter
Box
RADIO
UKCKITION
Editor,
Dally
News:
;
I
was
much
amused
with
"Brit-
nnnlAii."
la,..
Mitn-Hlnff
n
n
nn.
Lily
Ol
vertlsment
over
the
local
station
that
he
heard
about
the
efficient
little
gentleman
our
"Oenle
of
he
Lamp"
which
was
his
to
eeramaad
at
"The
toCich
of
a
Button."
Brltannlcus"
U,
evidently,
newcomer
here
and
has
not
got
used
to
our
radio
reeeptlon
that
la
radio
reception
and
no
fooling.
The
dealers
sen
you
a
rrfee
radio
and
kid
you
that
you
can
get
outfit
in
the
middle
of
the
elty.
built
of
all
the
scrap
they
ean
find.
If
"Brltannlcus"
wants
to
ret
eood
radio
reeeitUon
he
should
Jita,
SOLDIER'S
FUNERAL
Albert
Hawthorne
Dies
at
at
Vern
Union
And
Is
Buried
at
Forrstdale
BURNS
LAKE,
March
11:
Funeral
services
were
conducted
J
at
Forestdale
by
Rev.
A.
W.
At-'
klnson
of
St.
John's
Church.
Burns
.
Lake,
when
the
body
of
Albert
I
Walter
Hawthorne
was
laid
In
its
nnai
resting
place.'
The
young
man,
who
was
widely
known
and
well
thought
of
in
Cenlral
British
Columbia,
contracted
lobar
pneumonia
while
In
training
at
Vernon.
His
power
of
resistance
was
low
and,
In
spite
of
every
care,
he
succumbed.
A
military
funeral
was
held
at
Vernon
and
a
military
escort
ac-
companied
the
body
to
the
trait,
a.
sergeant
and
private
coming
through
to
the
home
at
Forest
-dale.
Deceased
1
survived
by
Ms
parents
and
his
wife
of
less
than
a
year
who
was
the
former
Miss
Frances"
Foote
of
Endako.
The
boy's
mother,
Xfrs.
W.
Hawthorne,
Is
prostrated,
and
his
wife
is
in
the
confinement
ward
at
Boms
Lake
Hospital.
The
sraiuathT
of
INSIST
ON
STANDARD
Victoria
Says
Wartime
Bulldinr
RequliemenU.
VICTORIA,
March
11:
The
city
ef
Vteterta
is
adamant
Jn
its
demand
for
plaster
interior
ftrrtthes
and
for
stucco
exterior
a
well
as
other
items
In
houses
being
built
tui
wartime
Housing
Limited
in
the
outer
wharf
quarter
uerc,
.
.
a
.......
ttortftvln
hnpt
Mid.
everything
on
this
-ciJ
thT
Md
w
your
wife
comes
afeng
and,
to
11
"T
-u
u.nai
ivot
make
sure
that
you
do
get
"ever,-
JLT"?Zl'
1
2
thing"
on
the
radio
he
sells
you,
"YTV
'
--"
-he
sells
her
a
nice
eieetfle
sewlwg
rw.11
t
nt
nre-
machine
and
then
another
4r.
JSTtS
realty
mt;
uuiuuiic,
sew
irt
a
nnr
.
....
electric
wnrnlnir
nlat
t,.
frMn
o
permuunsj
her
feet
warm
when
she
goes
to
bed.
The
government
sells
yrm
a
houses
betow
the
standard
they
have
sought
to
dc
erected."
Mayor
MsOavtn
said.
Ills
position
was
taken
following
mcmc
iu
uucruie;
wur
set
ana
...
,,
a
r
makes
sure
you
get
the
utmost
"-me
"'LA
"
.
,
p-
value
out
of
It.
places
a
wireless
u,n.lo.,h
(oai
lie
secure
"rr"'"
Norman
B
Robinson,
head
of
Wartime
Housing
Ltd.
In
D
C,
or
J.
Y.
McCarter.
architect
for
n,C.
pro-
Walt
until
hr
l
i
hi&okntit
mrA
elflcmtlons.
for
the
city's
proposed
spe
no
delay
and
no
increased
Confirmation
ean
be
had
from
Wartime
Housing
Architect
McCarter.
Consult
Information
,
supplied
you
retarding
improvements
and
services
now
scrvuvr
these
properties
with
total
valuation
of
$78,000
in
comparison
to
other
districts.
Victoria
is
a
city
and
not
a
rural
district
and
city
vooncil
will
not
aporove
agree
ment
unless
all
requirement
compiled
with
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
!
the"
street
Ughta
are
put
out
or
.
at
,''"'U',nlu
.
g
stick
around
until
after
midnight
mytr
OBt,wd
ay
9
when
the
sewin
machines,
warm-
to
Mr
Mayhew
In
the
fol-
lng
pads,
etc.
are
off.
Then
and
telegram:
only
then
will
he
get
perfect
peaee
W30a-
"
na
PMIW
,or
001
'J
and
enjoyment
out
of
his
set
and
rrtfcrlor
and
exterior
work
used
get
H
from
his
wife
when
he
universally
here,
no
wire
lath
re-
goes
to
bed
late
for
nicking
ap
-i"""
ruuit""
all
night.
sonsncus.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
tuff
Escor'
arrived
In
port
this
morning
from
VstiROttver
with
a.
load
of
lumber
for
the
Ryan
Construction
Co
With
a
capacity
lfet
of
passen-sers
and
large
freight
cargo.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
l:3fr
this
morntng
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sal)
at
midnight
tonight
for
Ketchikan
whenee
hc
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
Capt.
Robert
W.
McNeil,
Vancouver
pilot,
and
John
Cochrane,
compaas
adjuster,
are
here
on
official
dutfe.
hivfcur
nrrtfA
nn
the
whole
district
goes
out
to
the
,
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
nuy.
irom
Vancouver.
ta
EQUIPS
MEN
For
the
men
of
Canada's
army,
only
th
Ut
will
Jo.
From
tin
halt
to
aervK
Good
Oood
'
"
"i'i'""-u
mini
ims
iM
imcat
Cnnadn
cai
can
produce.
eqpment
cri
money
..
.lrB
ami
of
money.
And
that
muat
l-
provfde.l
l,y
,l
,ne
.nd
vm
ofCnw,
oanrZZI.
monev
How
?
IJy
honouring
pfelgr.
lo
nvrt
trfitar
anym
errtifi,te.
month,
nyonvinffivow.lopaywar'taxrs
whenil.ie.
Br
savin
imw
eve,,
ti.
Invtvin
Victory
1mm
khould
further
lor.ns
U
neenwnry
Thin
meana
that
every
Canadian
must
learn
to
do
witlioiit
Homo
of
the
things
ha
normally
enjoya.
Walrh
your
"fn'liiifr.
Stern
duty
demand
that
we
Sav
for
Victory
now.
Thlt
0ok
will
hlp
yu
Mv,
.
ww
u,
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