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Pumps"
in
crushed
jjun
metal
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ARTHUR
Hi
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lines
in
latest
designs
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with
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store
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EDITION
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Home
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Good
Shoes"
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
NtlNCE
KUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULL
EN,
PRESIDENT
G.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
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Subscription
Rates
In
City
Per
Year,
$5.00;
Half
Year,
$2.50;
One
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One
Week,
12c.
Out-of-Town
Subscribers
by
Mall,
$3.00
a
Year.
FRIDAY,
JUNE
5,
1942
EDITORIAL
The
War
In
The
Pacific
.
.
.
Prime
Minister
John
Curtin
has
challenged
Japan
to
invade
Australia.
The
challenge
comes
even
as
signs
indicate
that
Japan
has
given
up
the
idea
of
a
large
scale
attack,
on
the
Commonwealth.
It
is
winter
now
in
Australia
although-that
possibly
does
not
make
a
great
deal.pf
difference
in
the
northern
part
of
the
country.
Whether
Japan
intends
to
strike
in
the
direction
of
India
for
the
time
beinn-
at
least
also
nnnears
nnrpr-
Dido
ON
TONIGHT
Gurvich
All
Lined
Up
line
Wrestling
Can!
up
their
grueling
training
sessions.
t
rAA
Via
Aancr
trt
Af
nf
Hi
fa
against
his
Kansas
City
rival.
This
match
should
be
a
fast,
quick
ac
tion
affair
as
they
are
both
light,
alert
and
allusive.
In
the
main
event
Bunka
and
Brltt
have
an
old
score
to
settle.
Bunka,
on
a
previous
occasion,
managed
to
squeeze
out
a
win
over
Brltt.
Jimmy
is
younger
with
that
challenging
spirit
he
means
to
make
short
work
on
Bunka,
but
Bunka
la
the
old
master
with
many
old
tricks
up
his
sleeve.
His
voca
tion
for
years
past
has
reen
.HI..
Mltl.lt
u
1111,
i.i..-iisi.i.
1
nbS
,
"
Tli
Canadian
Press
Is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
lor
publication
of
lU
newt
wrestling
Instructor
SO
fans
dtepatetits
credlW
to
tt
or
to
the
Associated
Press
In
this
paper
uid
also
the
local
newt
puhii&nea
therein.
All
rights
ol
rpublioation
of
special
deapatalhee
therein
are
also
reserved
will
not
only
see
but
will
also
learn
many
new
wresUlng
holds,
and
the
real
artist's
conception
of
an
old.
old
sport.
The
net
proceeds
go
to
the
Red
Cross.
If
this
one
goes
over
the
top
there
will
be
more.
The
hall
tr
well
blacked
out.
MRS.
BRASS
BEST
SHOOT
Results
Of
Winter
Shooting
Show
Her
Leading
All
Canada
j.
jtltBiilsnSM
Results
f
dominion
wide
winter
V,
i,
,
XT.
,.
..
'V
indoor
postal
matches
have
Just
For
the
moment
the
Nipponese
are
directing
their
(been
announced
by
the
Canadian
jiirtiu
itiuu&
ititaciv
viiiiiu
piuuauiy
wun
a
view
lu
nip-ismaii
Bore
Kine
Associauon
ci
:
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ni;
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i
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:
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it;i.
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t
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jjiiij;
xiii
a
vnina-uafceu
uiiensive
uy
me
unaeu
lNauons
at
Japan
itself.
It
would
appear
to
be
good
strategy
for
any
country
to
cut
off
at
the
bud
any
offensive
that
might
be
directed
against
itself
before
the
groundwork
has
been
perfected
for
such
an
offensive.
In
speculating
realistically
upon
where
Japan
may
strike
next,
no
doubt
our
own
military
strategists
are
taking
into
account
postions
which
may
prove
the
most
directly
menacing
to
Japan.
That
probably
accounts
for
some
of
the
operations
which
are
under
way
these
days
in
our
own
sphere
of
control.
Are
you
drinking
less
coffee
and
tea
and
using
less
sugar
today
than
when
the
rations
came
in?
Are
you?
Military
And
Civilian
...
Prince
Rupert
peo"ple
have
some
justification
in
desiring
to
protect
as
far
as
possible
their
communitv
in
terests
and
institutions
in
the
face
of
the
great
expansion
of
the
fighting
establishment
at
this
city.
It
is
fitting
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
should
be1
making
some
sort
of
a
judicious
move
towards
seeing
if
something
cannot
be
done
about
it.
.
None
of
us
desire
to
subordinate
the
pressing
requirements
of
a
critical
war
emergency
to
our
local
interests,
which
could
not
survive
anyway
if
we
were
able
to
keep
the
enemy
aw,ay,
but
it
does
seem
reasonable
enough
that
some
sort
of
consultation
between
the
military
and
the
civilian
interests
might
bring
a
measure
of
co-ordination
that
would
work
to
the
best
interests
of
both.
If
the
thing
is
done
in
a
proper
way
with
mutual
understanding
it
oti.uiujuon
xt.-uiLa
Eaiisiai:iury
to
ooin
Slues.
It
has
taken
us
thirty
years
or
more
to
build
up
our
home
town.
We
want
to
do
everything
we
can
to
protect
it
from
incursion
of
any
kind
as
far
as
is
expedient
and
possible.
When
the
enemy
becomes
quiet
in
one
area,
Jook
out
for
him
in
another!
The
technique,
of
the
dictators
along
these
lines
has
long
since
become
familiar.
Montreal.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
of
Prince
Rupert
had,
as
usual,
teams
and
individual
entered
in
the
various
matches
and,
for
the
first
time
In
the
ladles'
Individual
championship
series,
the
match
was
won
by
Prince
Ru-
ipert.
Mrs.
W.
Brass
of
the
local
Plfle
Club
won
the
championship
with
a
score
of
298
out
of
a
possible
of
300,
nosing
out
.Miss
Pauline
Ber-ube,
of
Montreal,
by
one
point.
In
the
mixed
doubles
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Brass
came
second,
being
topped
by
Miss
Berube
and
G.
F.
Chadwick,
Montreal.
A
team
from
the
local
club
took
third
place
In
the
Club
Fours
Match.
It
was
composed
of
T.
Fortune,
W.
Brass,
Peter
Brass
and
Mrs.
W.
Brais.
PAINT
THB
OUTSIDE
vvu
realize
mac
mis
is
going
to
oe
a
lortresff
citv.
No-
-
'English
paim
is
stm
the
fun
iwiuifc
oiiuuiu
ue
uunu
toyiamper
its
speeayueveiopmenti
-
u
Maaxu
proauci
or
pre-as
such.
At
the
same
time,
there
should
also
"be
room
for
u"
years
The
otettIon
r
your
fViA
nrocownfinn
of
;.MJoM
u..
l
.
:home
ls
a
wartime
precaution
that
.p
r.w.wU1.
u.c
uYwi
tuiiiiiiuiHty
interest
should
not
be
neglected.
One
gal-
inrougn
me
time
ot
war
to
the
future
when
peace
will
be
lion
of
b-h
EnRiish'
covers
about
Wim.US
again..
,700
square
feet.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Phone
311
Mcllrlde
Street
SPORT
CHAT
I
I
.
i
The
first
recorded
parliamentary
:
Goodly
'
softball
clash
in
23
years
was
ply-1
same
year
and
became
champion
In
1926.
He
retired
undefeated
a
year
later!
CUP
FOR
AIYANSH
Wins
Naas
pionshln-
Itlvrr
loot
ball
IJUe
N
B.
C.
Title
AIYANSH,
June
:
In
a
tournament
here.
Alyansh
retained
ihe
football
cup
and
the
Naas
River
championship.
Alyansh
now
wishes
to
have
a
try
for
the
Nor
thern
British
Columbia
cop
this
fall
Three
Teachers
Have
Resigned
'
GROUNDS
IN
ACTION
NOW
Gyro
rlay
Equipment
Up
For
Sea
son
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley
To
lie
Director
!
Swings
and
other
equipment
In
the
various
Gyro
playgrounds
of
the
city
have
now
been
put
up
for
the
summer
and
water
will
be
turned
into
the
swimming
pool
u
t
McClymont
Park
on
June
15.
Supervised
playground
activities
will
be
commenced
July
1
with
Mis
Eleanor
Moxley
as
director
in
charge.
JVhist
Drive
For
Service
Wives
Turn-out
At
Affair
Yester
day
Afternoon
For
ed
at
Ottawa
six
years
ago
yes-j
Jterday.
Pages
won
the
'
error-rid-
j
There
WM
again
a
good
turn-.
den
flve-lnnlng
contest
13-6
but
out
of
strvise
men's
wives
at
the
j
the
'-
House
1
of
Commons
vviiH'tutis
.......
nine
head-
,
i
I1HIUM1
WWi
UII1C
III
If
hie
time
rlne
rjromoters
sptnd
ed
the
casualty
list.
Colin
Camp-1
Woman's
ChrUUan
as
much
time
and
concentration
.Deli,
UDeral.
received
a
oiacic
eye
on
ring
promotions
as
Dido
Our-
and
Denton
Massey.
Conservative,
vteh
we
can
understand
the
reason
'sprained
his
left
ankle
sliding
In
for
their
success.
He
has
lined
up
to
third.
srassi
art
r
srsJxzssi
,,
.
.
.
.
,
fended
his
light-heavyweight
"
box-preliminary
event
is
a
free-for-all..
,
.
,.v
x,ua
lng
title
at
New
York
17
years
ago
blackout
match
between
five
blind-
tv
4-
n,
.
(folded
youths.
It
will
be
a
fun
.'est
"rS
Tt
PrUer
in
with
swinging
arms
and
tangled'
.
."-.
.
....
u:.,
,
n?
J
nZh
w
i"-
bout.
The
New
Yorker
and
a
falling
and
no
punches
bar-'
entered
the
h,,.0K
heavyweight
ranks
.k
the
red.
Next
comes
the
fight
event
between-Van
Dyke
and
Kid
Charlton.
Ringworms
may
get
some
surprise
here.
Van
Dyke
and
Kid
Charlton
are
said
to
have
class;
better
than
even
Dido
suspected.
I
Goldstick
and'Wares
have
wound)
Totals
HWW
the
Youiik
Association
roams
on
Thursday.
The
winners
were:
first.
Mrs.
Mulrhead.
Air
Far
e
.
second.
Mrs.
Whltely,
Air
Force,
consolation,
Mrs
Hrock.
Signals
LOG
SCALE
NOW
LOWER
lulling
Off
In
Production
Shown
This
Year
In
Comparison
Wit!
Last
Log
scaling
in
Prince
nujic'
forestry
district
for
the
yew
1942
to
date
has
reached
a
total
r
43
375.171
board
feet
as
com
pared
ty.l:.
M.812.9T4
board
feet
In
tV
ti
responding
period
of
last
var
The
scale
for
May
this
ye.
va
14.M4.OM
board
feet
in
comparison
with
M513.M7
board
fe-.
the
same
month
last
year
Pit
species
the
scale
this
May
was
u.
follows,
figures
for
the
same
month
last
year
also
being
shown
for
comparison:
May.
1942
May
1
Ml
Beard
Ft.
Beard
It
Douglas
Fir
27,052
Spruce
-.
84U.S31
15.021.491
Cedar
X7i.M4
1331.312
Hemlock
3.079
.8
73.385
Balsam
3436
3
,883.533
jMkolae
541,233
362.692
Miscellaneous
22.213.517
23.113.317
ForcM
I'roducti
Pole
and
pile
production
In
the
Interior
this
May
totalled
l,4li
Two
Leavinr
Staff
of
Junior
Ilich
UneaI
M
B,nat
1Slf4S
,lne1
Scho.l
And
One
From
l'ubllc
l
in
me
same
monwi
iw
ye-r.
Sch,K,l
bringing
the
total
for
1042
to
date
up
to
3M.4T2
lineal
fret
In
com-
parison
with
80S.719
lineal
feet.
Of
Three
resignations
from
mem-
""T1
Jf
"""'
"
bers
of
the
school
teaching
staffs.
?K'f
mlsceuaneous.
have
been
received
at
the
City
andJhe
Hall,
it
was
announced
this
morn-1
e
Wffod
count
thte
May
ing.
They
art
Miss
Maureen
Mo
conU
a
compared
with
Dlarmid
and
Miss
Ruth
Hind
of
451
cord4
,n
mu
Jie
Junior
High
School
staff
and
production
thU
May
was
but
Miss
Marjorie
JCenney
.f
King
Ed-
461
P"
ta
comparison
wltr.
17.-ward
Hi
School
staff
1M
la,t
MkJ-
I
LONDON
June
5:
0
Free
Netherlands
sources
say
the
wearing
of
tartans
in
Holland
has
been
barred
by
Nazi
derre"
Nrtherland-ers
had
taken
t
wearimr
tartan
u,
show
thev
w:
Br.,:h
Relieve
Asthma
and
Ha
Fever
Quickly
with
warm
KELLOGG'S
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(JIM)
R
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British
CotvmbU
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quid,
fuiurloul
Hotel
Gtoislt
li
fivorcd
by
vliltort
to
Vtncouvti,
fithtr
pUtiurt-bound
or
on
builncu.
Ihc
Gtorlt
li
Itmtd
throujS-Cut
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Northwtit
(or
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lupttUtlrt
itrvlct,
Iti
flultltii
ppolntmtnt,
nd
itt
prtttlj.
your
villi
to
Vtncouvtr
It
mort
noyblii
whtn
yow
iliy
tt
th
Giorgli.
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Itooms
trift
llaih
ohSlioucr
CENTRAL:
;
LOW
RATES
Slnjlt
Roomi
11
low
i
,
,
,
JJ.00
dilly
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low
n
.
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.
14.50
dally
Twin
Dtdi
ti
low
H.00dlly
SMART
INEXPENSIVE
it.
T-fw-..
-
i
f
In
1k
Fl
RINGS
NOW
IS
WE
TIME-
4
Olve
us
an
order
right
away
for
th
amowu
v
j
expect
to
need
nest
season.
Thla
will
suable
i.
t
your
requirements
now
or
as
suppUos
arrive.
It
is
Important
that
you
should
lay
in
your
o
t
this
summer
as
It
Is
almost
certain
that
the
it-
net
be
able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
d
winter.
IT
IS
NOT
HOARDING
TO
WJ.
YOUK
COM
l
AI
LV
j
(It
is
also
necessary
to
piaee
your
order
a
'.u.
Delivery
i
I
Albert
&
IcCaffery
Ltd.
rnosia
116
OK
117
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IT
IS
PATRIOTIC
TO
HOARD
COAL
HSBBuaaunBaVBBvaviBStsaasnESSzaui
lljr
titling
jour
bin
and
keeping
It
full
you
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h
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butt
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k.
You
and
your
hln
represent
a
vital
part
of
the
stor
r.
,;cr
LnIM
for
the
duration
by
anticipating
jour
rrqtnrr
:
-
I
krrpine
your
bin
storing
all
it
ran,
All
grades
of
FotithiPs
Alberta
Coal
now
on
hand
-also
Itulldey
Valley
and
Coinox
Coals
PH1LP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
imi
onk
or.
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v.
FATHER
has
his
day
.
.
.
SUNDAY
JlINB.21n(
FATHER'S
DAY
Send
him
a
suitable
card
Coutfs
Canadian
C
;inl:
of
course
5c
lu
25c
Father's
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Suggestions
.
.
.
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Good
Book
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Address
Hook
Pocket
Hook
Key
Case
Pen
and
Pencil
S--r
Photo
Supplios
Snapshot
Album
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Accessories
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Poker
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