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the
Heart
of
Prime
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OOiUMBU
laical
(
oniruiiiiT
Has
Meeting
With
Col.
Goodman
Steady
I
of
Mrn
Keipnnil
Discussing
the
recruiting
situation
mure
particularly
in
regard
to
what
may
bo
done
in
Prince
Rupert
to
assist
in
keeping
up
the
supply
ol
men
which
the
army
needs
lo
provide
strength
and
reinforcements
both
overseas
and
at
home,
the
civilian
recruiting
committee
was
In
session
yesterday
af
ternoon
with
Lieut.
Col.
H.
E
Goodman
of
Victoria,
district
re-ruiting
officer
for
military
district
Wo.
11.
The
conference
was
of
an
informal
nature
and
a
number
ot
matters
pertaining
to
recruiting
were
discussed.
Voluntary
enlistment
was
still
meeting
with
a
good
response.
Col.
Goodman
inionned
the
committee,
but
conditions
might
change
at
any
time
when
a
great
many
more
men
for
active
service
would
be
required
Then-was
need
for
a
steady
flow
of
recruits,
especially
of
the
fighting
man
type
It
was
decided
that
some
expenditure
should
be
made
to
make
he
local
recruiting
headquarters
more
attractive
The
suggestion
was
made
that
an
officer
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Active
Service
Force
might
rome
to
Prince.
Rupert
to
receive
recruits.
This
was
Col.
Goodmans
first
v.sit
to
Prince
Rupert
Accompanied
by
Maior
A.
S
Parks,
local
recruiting
officer,
he
left
on
last
evening's
tram
for
Prince
George
Allan
Carolan
of
Stewart,
after
i
brief
visit
here,
mailed
by
the
Ca-
'ala
Tuesday
afternoon
for
Van-1
ouver
on
business
in
connection
with
his
theatre
building
project
.
here
i
I
LmK
THF
PAILY
NFWS
RECRUITING
SEA
CADETS
PREPARING
DISCUSSED
INSPECTION
FOR
SEASON
Lieu
I
Kn
h.tKlsmi
Puis
l.n.tl
Through
Parrs
.mil
Liter
Addresses
rhem
The
Prince
Rupcit
Sea
Cade!
Corp
MM
Inspected
:.ist
lught
by
Lieut.
Rii
hard!)
ol
Victoria,
lung
otticer
oTSSh
Cadet
and
also
prominently
Identified
with
:he
Royai
Canadian
Naval
Volun-;
teer
Reserve
The
Cadets
turned
i
jout
in
almost
full
muster
at
St
Andrews
Anglian
Caihedral
Hall
to
display
.seamanship
pursuits
ant
at
the
Court
House
mounds
for
drill
and
March
P.o
Speaking
to
the
Cadets.
Lieut
Richardson
complimented
them
on
'
certain
asiect.s
of
their
work
and
made
suggestions
as
t,.
where
un-
i
;rovemen:s
might
be
made
Efforts
would
be
made
to
provide
adequate
instructional
facilities
and
a
whuler
might
be
obtained
The
Coins
was
in
command
of
Lieut
Commander
Alex
Mitchell
:iiid
R
M
Wlnslow
chairman
o'
the
local
branch
ol
the
Navy
League
of
Canada,
and
other
members
of
the
executive
were
in
Mail
Schedule
Kor
(he
Kast-
Mondats,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
5pm
Vtmm
the
East
Tuesdays
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
11pm
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
,12
30
p
m
Thursday
10:15
pm
Friday
.
9
30
p
m
May
8
and
19
4
00
p
m
Krom
Vancouver
Sunday
p
m
Wednesday
10
00
a
rr
s.
A
mt
v
a
Salmon
Packing
T
lie
(.lined
On
In
Vmiiial
Way
In
TMi
Dislrx
I
Preparations
are
going
ahead
I
for
a
normal
salmon
canning
sea
son
In
Prince
Rupert
fisheries
district
again
this
year
Most
of
'he
anneries
which
opented
last
year
will
be
running
ag
tin
in
1942
although
there
is
some
un.
er-alntv
about
Nelson
Bro.s
plant
whlrh
may
be
moving
iway
from
'he
present
location
although
It
will
be
in
the
market
for
!th.
The
canners
do
not
eem
to
be
larticulai
ly
worried
about
the
WMttoa
of
obtaining
FWm
m
Indians,
to
a
large
extent,
it
U,
expected,
will
take
the
,
.ic.
s
of
the
evacuated
Japanese
M.u.y
ol
these
Indians
will
turn
from
Mia
nig
to
gill-net'.ing
The
sockeye
fishing
..-u.-on
will
pen
on
June
and
this
will,
as
usual,
mark
the
commencement
of
the
canning
season.
The
canneries
expected
to
operate
thl.s
season
will
be
ioiiiW,
Naas
River
ArrantUle
and
Wales
I,:.,..d
Skeena
River
C.ixton
(
CMaftaT,
North
Pacific.
Sunfiyskle.
Inverneis
and
Prince
Rupert
'
Wdaie
area
Buieriu.--
and
Klemtu
Bella
Bella
area
Namu
Bella
Coola
Tallheo
Rivers
inlet
area
Goose
Bay.
Some
mintwu
gilneUers
re
already
operating
on
the
Skeena
River,
fishing
spring
salmon
whlc
River
fishing
spring
salmon
which
are
being
delivered
intc
Prince
Rupert
Increasing
numbers
of
Irotten
are
moving
out
to
the
trolling
grounds
NEW
TEAM
ON
SCREEN
lloli
ll"u
iiil
Madeleine
Carroll
Head
.ist
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Kollii
kinc
Pk
lure
In
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favorite
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Mope
and
MadHHrc
roll,
a
distinctly
new
type
of
teiini
head
the
cast
of
a
s
"Ay
(-,p-and-robbers
comedy
which
Is
the
feature
offering
for
Friday
and
Saturduy
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
It
is
"My
FavorPe
Blonde."
Tile
rollicking
and
hlluilous
story
Is
that
of
a
ham
vaudevll-lian
who
becomes
mixed
up
with
Nazi
spies
Miss
Carrol
plaj
the
part
of
gorgeous
British
secret
agent.
A
thrilling
crow-country
i
,u
e
Karl
s
in
New
York
and
il
In
Hollywood
Before
it
Is
over
Hope
is
wanted
for
muidei
iob-oery.
misrepresentation
and
a
Hock
of
other
crimes
including
the
evading
of
arrest
He
drivn
an
oil
truck,
swipes
a
bin.
Oil
monoplane
that
W
shot
at
In
the
.nr.
spends
a
night
with
Madeleine
In
a
freight
car.
outwits
the
Nazi
murderers
and
finally
takc.t
a
wild
ride
in
a
hearse
with
a
secret
military
message
that
sends
a
flight
of
150
American
bombers
or.
their
way
lo
Oreat
Brtta
n
The
supporting
cast
include,
s
villainous
lot
of
heavies
the
sp,
gang
headed
by
Gale
Bonder-guard.
George
Zucco.
Lionel
Royce.
Walter
Klngsford.
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