rAOa
tvto
PERTH'S
"Tango
Pumps"
in
crushed
gun
metal
JULIE
ARTHUR
Hi
Styles
lines
in
latest
designs
PLIOPEDIC
Arch
Supporting
Shoes
with
Style
Plus
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
DAILY
EDITION
'The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
a
Year.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
HUNCE
KUPEKT,
BKITISII
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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P.
PULL
EN,
PRESIDENT
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
ADVERTISING
KATES
Local
Readers,
per
line,
per
Insertion
Classified
Advertisements,
per
woid,
per
Insertion
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MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
I'KKSS
The
Oanadi&n
Press
la
exclusively
entitled
to
use
tor
publication
of
U
nei
dMpatcbes
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
Press
in
this
p&Der
and
also
the
local
news
published
therein.
All
right
of
rapublloittlon
of
woeolil
desofttrifxw
therein
nr
nln
mwrvod
Democracies
And
War...
MONDAY,
JUNE
15,
1942
Democracies
always
begin
wars
unprepared
because
free
men
who
are
ready
to
make
the
sacrifices
needed
to
o
mi
j
i
in
Win
wars;
mat
we
still
have
to
prove.
Those
of
us
who
think
that
the
Americans
arc
taking
some
liberties
around
here
'
might
realize
that
they
did
something
at
Midway
to
really
help
us.
The
"Conscription"
Wrangle
.
.
.
There
is
no
doubt
that
the
conscription
bill
will
pass
at
Ottawa.
Even
if
all
possible
Liberal
bolters
teamed
up
with
the
Onnosition.
thev
rmilrl
Tint,
niltv'rifia
iYa
QtunnI.
r.
I,
Letter
Box
I
MH'TING
BLACKOUT
Editor.
Daily
News:
pretty
effective
but
after
imore
and
mote
people
were
care
lessly
letting
ineir
ugnis
oiaae
f.fll.
niikA.il
.
n..IUn.
4n...
02
1
tions
have
been
made
for
taxation
money
left
.quired
to
cntinue
existing
Third,
further
this
move
Is
a
direct
ourtailmeot
of
those
same
Damocffttlc
eights
and
privileges
for
which
the
people
of
this
nation
are
asked
to
give
their
life's
blood
and
labor.
Fourth,
it
would
be
very
well
to
bear
In
mind
the
.
fact
that
the,
people
who
are
sponsoring
this
move
are
for
the
mort
part
earning
salaries
far
in
excess
of
the.
free
men
rln
nnr.
want
u-nr
Dfton
pmnioc
nn
i,fo,.o"
IPH
ron(i
wbom
they
wish
to
not
always.
When
they
do,
it
is
because
men
love
,
liberty
TIX
ZS
enough
to
accept
minor
interference
with
it,
for
the
peopi
proposed
and
had
enacted-major
purpose
of
preserving
it.
We
must
try
to
work
and'
legislation
for
these
very
things'
save
for
the
nation
rather
than
try
to
find
how
much!without
nK
to
conceal
their
ok
nf
.,r.
ov.
r
4.1
a;
a
.
.
,
motives
behind
such
names
as
i
B
j
a
UiC
,w
.V"'
e
vne
V
01
"Computeory
Savings."
Are
we.
I
mereiore,
u
msutute
the
means
of
government
as
1c
in
force
in
the
Fascist
countries
at
a
time
I
when
we
tend
the
veuth
of
nur
;
;
country
to
fight
this
same
Fas-'
clam?
i
R.
TUBB,
,
Recording
Secretary,
Boilermakers'
and
Iron
Shipbuilders'
Union
MISS
It.
M.
DAVIES
0J1.E.
jiieiii
hupponers.
At
tne
moment,
most
of
the
64
French
Prlnce
RPert
shortly
to
make
her
members
members
are
are
acrainst
against
the
the
amendment.
amendment.
It
Ir
is
is
exptA
expected
tw
that
home
ln
the
south,
she
is
leaving
aujiiu
nuiisn-sneaKinc
nnvatft
mpmhpra
mnu
Editor.
Dally
News:
You
are
probably
aware
that
!
Miss
R.
M.
Davies
O.B.E.
Is
leaving
i
vwum
it
ijcic
a
very
perman-
101"
'
pnf
CTWfo1
mri
mnrol
1nr1i.AM
low
suit
because
of
feeHn,
n
.W
"ZniZU
k
1?l
!J
..
J
this
insurgency
is
marked,
will
Prime
Minister
King
re-'
strict
for
good
for
many
years
sign?
No.
While
the
insurgency
may
be
embarrassing
and
t0
come-
Uncomfortable,
it
will
not
be
nolitifallv
nnmnnPlr.
I
.
Bec?use
of.her
uUtmdlng
work
What
will
be
the
length
and
nature
of
the
debate?
If
all
the
usually
silent
French
M.P.'s
speak,
they
alone
will
take
more
than
a
week.
Cpnservatives
nay
try
to
amend
the
motion
but
how
word
an
amendment
asking
lor
conscription
to
a
motion
striking
out
a
restrictive
clause?
The
C.C.F.
has
proposed
an
amendment
on
conscription
of
wealth.
This
topic
has
some
interest,
since
two
public
statements
have
already
been
made
by
Government
members.
J
he
first
was
during
a
plebiscite
radio
speech
in
the
West
but
it
went
unnoticed.
The
second
was
by
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie
at
Winnipeg.
He
said
that
if
he
had
Ms
way
"the
first
conscript
m
Canada
would
be
money."
There
will
be
lively
reference
o
this
in
the
debate.
There
seems
little
doubt
of
the
subsequent
pattern
of
events.
After
Clause
3
has
been
removed,
there
will
be
no
immediate
action
of
compulsory
overseas
service
According
to
Maj.-Gen.
H.
F.
Letson,
voluntary
recruiting
is
improving:
according
to
Hnn
.T
T
Th
service
requirements
are
being
met,
Some
40
percnt
of
inn
colanfnni.
.,1,,
i-
r
...
1
pwttts
Yviuuu;vr
iur
overseas
ana
these,
plus
the
men
vho
enlist
voluntarily,
are
ample
for
present
needs.
Iierefore
the
government
will
wait
to
say
how
and
when
compulsory
overseas
service
will
be
undertaken.
VVe
notice
that
6me
people
are
not
complaining
about
the
low
lying
rain
clouds
like
they
used
to!
Worse
things
than
big
raindrops
might
be
dropping
from
the
skies.
for
the
unfortunat
vonnor
tii
Majesty
the
Klnc
was
pleased
to
confer
upon
her
the
O.B.E.
For
many
years
MUs
Davies
has
been
the
matron
and
the
enthusiastic
moving
spirit
behind
the
Rid-;
ley
Home,
now
of
this
city,
formerly
located
at
Metlakatla.
The
Home
Is
now
filled
to
capacity
and
Is
capably
managed
by
Miss
N.
L-.
Bird.
The
Home
which
Is
under
the
auspices
of
the
An?llca,n
Church,1
Is
absolutely
non-sectarian
ln
Its
acceptance
of
children.
It
Is
a
provincial
registered
institution
and
Is
at
all
times
open
for
inspection
ine
cnimren,
orphans
or
those
from
districts
.where
there
are
no
school
facilities,
are
cared
Jot
at
a
minimum
cost,
so
low,
Indeed,
mat,
even
when
supplemented
by
tne
generous
aid
of
erocerv
show
cr.
ry
A
Vi
r,.
.1
n
.
.1
.
1
I
,
.
show
a
rather
disturbing
balance
on
ine
wrong
side.
This
deficit
lsl
caused
largely
by
the
Increased!
cost
of
living,
higher
wages
paid
'
and
the
failure
of
parents
or
guardians
to
fully
meet
their
fin-1
ancjal
obligations
to
the
institution.
At
a
recent
executive
meeting
held
jn
the
Home,
it
was
reluct
antly
moved,
secopded
and
carried
that
there
should
be
an
lnweasc
of
10
percent
In
"care
charges."
TgB
DAILY
NEW3
Even
this
increase
will
(all
to
fully
meet
the
annual
expenditure.
Miss
Davies
U
worthy
of
a
good
"send
off"
and
the
undersigned
feels
sure
that
nothing
could
five
her
more
Joy
than
to
know
that
this
.Home
had
been
generously
helped.
In
the
raid
of
your
many
(Friday's
edition
of
ydur
paper
has
Philanthropies
reroembar
the
iMds
'induced
me
to
write
this
aUo.
,f
the
Ridley
Home.
It
has
been
a
blackout
regulations.
I
Bve
In
I
mother-
Rushbrook
HeiKhU.
The
first
two
i
iess
ana
nmty.
In
her
nam-
and
sincere
thanks
"
in
the
Municipal
Hall
at
tn
tva
f
.i.ii..
v-J
'mithrx
nn
WMtnuariav
venln
w
V
V.
.
.
.
.
j
-
UI
HWjlUIlK
til
UI
1
llg(
ins
this
vital
matter
to
the
attn-:
on
lne
ot
UnpwUnt
war
ht
window
shadas.
I
realize
the
j
Uon
ot
Prince
Rupert
public.
A.
R.
P.
wardens
have
numberless
1
rnln.
....
I
tT
C
ntTQimTiwt
duties
but
surely
something
can
be
done
to
make
people,
who
evi
dently
dont
understand
plain
I
i
i
I
C
black
and
white
in
the
newspapers
.oUbSlBIltlcU
011111
or
advice
thay
hear
given
overt
various
radio
stations,
realize
they
must
oboy
the
blaout
regula
tions.
MRS.
M.
M.
COMPULSORY
SAVINGS
Editor,
Dally
News:
In
reply
to
the
article
in
(he
issue
of
June-
2.
regarding
the
proposal
for
compulsory
savings
sponsored
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce.
While
on
the
surface
this
may
appeal
to
be
a
rational
plan,
such
is
actually
not
the
cose
as
will
be
seen
by
taking
Into
consideration
the
following
facts:
First,
while
wages
have
been
frozen
at
the
1940
standard
the
prices
of
most
food
commodities
have
steadily
increased,
such
as
fresh
and
frosen
meats
and
fish,
fresh
and
canned
fruits
and
veg
etables;
in
fact
the
majority
of
the
foodstuffs
which
constitute
pur
daily
diet.
25
Second,
aftar
th
nrwwnt
ripriur.
7
iwie
the
amount
amount
ot
ui
actual
actual
ouuoi.tiiii.iuit
twti.Eo
in
vtirj
tret
hoi,
j.w,
nail
icui,
tv,
wiicijg
ony
sufficient
for
a
living
a
Momn,
sue;
une
weeK,
viz.
uui-oi-rown
auDscriDers
Dy
Mail.
$3.uu
very
ttye
above
the
amount
re
of
the
sorps
carried
out
the
tac
glng
and
met
with
generous
support
on
the
part
of
the
'public.
The
boys
who
engaged
in
the
tagging
were
J.
Deacon.
H.
Jiuaoy,
A-
Edgar.
W.
Longwood.
H.
Mensle.
B.
Ic
Chesney,
T.
Calne.
A.
Paa-thy.
T.
Boulter.
D.
Murray.
0.
Paul
Q.
RothwaU.
Q.
Janet,
L.
HnklnsQp.
O.
pfeifer.
S.
Uougan.
J.
Forrpan,
0.
Eyoltsen.
D.
Lawson.
R.
Mc
Arthur,
J.
Platen.
N.
Thompson.
J.
Franks.
R.
Martin.
O.
Good,
J.
Ladlcos.
D.
Woods,
H.
Kane,
P.
Wilson,
K.
Brocjc-lesby,
F.
Hlngston.
R.
Scully.
H.
Yule.
R.
Stacey
and
B.
Lett.
Alex
McRae
and
C.
C.
Mills
were
in
charge
of
the
tag
day.
MINERAL
LECTURE
Smlthcr
Interested
In
Fluorescent
Lamp
Fur
Locating
Tungkten.
.
I
wish
to
complain
about
the
,
lru
parent
to
Hundreds
of
child-
,
.
'way
some
people
are
flouUng
thetn
o
have
known-
no
other.'
SJiUTas;
June
15:-Dr.
J.
K
'l,
..i
.....
.
,
i
iroin
He,P
H
if
sUll
.tin
to
mother
mMto.
ik.
the
4U
Utavminn
of
tha
Department
of
j
Mlnas
-at
Victoria
gave
a
vy
UitoMting
lactone
to
a
-
wod
or
tnree
nunu
ifie
DiacKoui
was'
""
.lyximpca
ivws,
.
V""
.
t
thatiwno
Knows
noimng
or
tnis
appeal
i"M,crr",
"
iuf".-
There
ware
thirty
present
to
hear
the
lecture
and
to
witness
the
latestating
demonstration
given
later
with
the
fluorescent
lamp
on
local
ores
In
an
effort
I
to
UMaattty
any
tuncateu
bear
ers
knf
Nan
CArlf
Several
samples
put
under
the
yjl
uu
yuuci0,iamp
hoMl
good
tungtn
con-
teat,
these
having
come
from
the
Hftbine
Mountain
netir
Smtthnrs.
Aunual
Tag
Day
Held
Recently
rvwH
much
InUwt
Is
now
Resulted
In
$312.19
beiuc
,
centering
tooally
on
the
ctalow
Raised
Sitwted
in
the
BMns.
The
0Uneoa
braeh
of
the
British
Columbia
Chaaiber
of
The
substantial
sum
of
W18.19
1
ines
l
Smlthers
plan
to
pro
bring
saving
a
greir
deal
of
time
and
expense
in
having
to
have
assays
made
Hopes
are
quite
strong
thin
I
some
of
the
local
mining
prop
erties
may
prove
to
be
of
suftlclm-
ImparUUMW
to
warrant
develop
ment
for
this
war
mineral.
Dr.
Stevenson
went
on
to
liaaeUon
where
he
lectured
on
Thursday
evening,
and
on
Friday
he
returned
to
the
Cariboo
HiinoLT
lscitrsi:
The
Union
of
South
Africa
U
budgeting
an
increase
of
18
MO
.000
.
$40.000
over
last
year's
provl-I
sion
for
defence
spending
Kit
Maybe
you
tliiuk
jour
inall
change
cannot
brlp
.
.
j
that
''total
war"
mean
"eoinelMdy
else."
Maybe
you're
one
of
the
tlioiiHamU
of
lioiietmrs
.who
haven't
yet
etarteil
to
put
even
50"
a
werk
into
War
Savings
Stamps
just
a
neutral
.
.
.
There
aren't
any
neutrals
in
this
warl
You're
a
help
or
a
hindrance
to
victory.
You
can't
get
out
of
it.
If
you
sjienil
thoughtlessly
you'll
deny
our
lighting
iWes
the
urtns
they
ncetl
and
imperil
your
own
future.
If
you
and
2,000,000
other
housewives
iu
Canada-put
nly
50
a
week
into
War
Savings
Slaiujw,
it
mean
$1,000,000
a'weck
to
help
win
the
war.
Which
side
are
you
ou?
Ey'y
.Wv
Savlnai
Stampi
Irani
banti,
plt
afllctl,
fwigUU,
(rautt
mni
arhtr
ritail
tori.
'
"
"
National
War
Ilnaiira
(xmoiillt,
Heart
Stopped;
She
Recovered
I'llONi:
775
wm
J
KAll
w
vy
A
GOOD
PLACi:
TO
111,'Y
Terrace
rnnce
Rupert
on
'
putting
in
wveru;
,;
Iteinarkable
Case
of
a
Mother'
WMk
"Uuitt,
Suptxued
Dead
and
Later
!
live,
Hractkally
ui:
recent
day
h...
ie:tlon
with
ti,
LPNK.
JttHe
J!
W
w-ljll;!;-
Wui
uf
"Utatal"
of
a
aft-veerwhl
mrt&r
n..in
1tr-
wIm.
.rnctvertA
and
ate
11'
1
Dr.
Alan
M.
Baaton,
who
attend-
?
l"
ed
her.
aald
the
wonum's
nulae
and
respiration
suddenly
and
com-!
n.
pletely
ceaseil
after
ahe
gaveKh.!
7,
are
enavMd
He
ImnwWateh'
rm
an
incUloii
,.!.
T?,
'
'!
and
graapad
the
heart.
iSr
Rhythmic
Qrapreatlea
and
re-'
tn
1?
.
laxatlon
producad
an
almost
&n-
ahe
abactors
w
nvdtfl
to
response,
and
for
tha'io
work
first
time
in
a
period
of
between
th.
.
five
and
six
minutes
the
nulae
was'
mii.tiv
again
easily
palpable
at
the
i
By
morning
ahe
had
recover!
doubtMi
in
.
complttly.
j
new
ik
b.
1
TOR
QUICK
RKSULT8
TRY
A
NBW8
WANT
ADD
lneal
hnnm
,,
authorities
pla
.
lumber
for
j:o
was
realized
as
a
result
of
the'6
a
lnvp
at
an
ijj
went
tag
day
of
the
Prince
I
"Ute
so
that
it
can
be
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