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33
YOUTH
ARE
ORGANIZING
Further
Flans
Made
for
Assembly
to
Be
Held
Here.
Youth
and
Harding.
Youth
and
H11L
r
v
tui
wmt'ii
i
j
this
time
are:
'
Editor-In
-Chief
Margaret
Lamb.
1
Managing
Editor
Allan
Arm-1
strong.
News
Editor
Jean
Deny.
Asilstant
Editors
John
Tavlor
l
VrvntV.
9nj
Fay
Engelcke.
Elk-en
Foster,
Hide-1
ko
Yamashlta,
Kathy
Coombs,!
Verne
Ciccone.
Norah
Dougherty,!
Gordon
Calderwood.
i
Photographer
J.
Eastwood.
Business
Manager
Gwynn
Holt-
hv
i
Advertising
Manager
George
v.iiri5iopner.
i
Advertising
Solicitor
Nancy'
Owens.
Cashier
and
Accountant
Lillian
Nohr,
Make-Up
Manager
Bill
Hunter.'
Chief
Reporter
Margaret
Smith.
Circulation
Manager
Gerry)
Woodslde.
Exchange
Manager
Jean
Smith.
Reporters
C.
McKenzle,
8.
Sor-enson,
R.
Warne
and
A.
Sakai.
Typists
M.
Grelg
and
Y.
Nish-lkaze.
i
Advisor
Mark
Hill.
i
;Is
Retiring
From
School
Service
W.
II.
Berry
to
Be
Superannuated
at
End
of
Month.
.
i
W
H.
Dcrry,
who
has
been
identified
with
local
schools
for
the
past
twenty-twq
years.
U
retiring
on
.superannuation
at
the
end
of
this
month.
For
most
of
the
time
he
has
been
Janitor
at
Booth
Memorial
School
i
BLACKHEADS
laplr
4ImIt
a4
dluppMr
by
(hit
on
Inpl.
ttU
tni
ur
mtho4.
Cat
twt
ouri
o(
rexlft'povUr
from
as?
drut
n,
ipriakl
a
W.
t
riatfc.
aa4
VPlT
luUr-Ttrr
blcUa4
will
U
oa-
F
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY
MAJICIJ
Inlander
Has
SHAVIAN
Changed
Hands
COMEDY
Mrs.
Amy
Kaspar
of
Stewart
Fur-chases
I'lonccr
Property
From
i
Crerar
Estate.
The'
Prince-
Rupert
Youth
Con-i
,
.
.
.
.
w
i
dea!
whereby
Mr.
Kas-
Amy
ference
to
be
held
during
the
week-end
of
March
20
will
be
a'
f
f'?
acqU,rCf
the,
broad
assembly
which
will
not
'
T
"8
T
commit
the
organisation
takinj
T&Z
f
f73t
f7T
fvT
M
part,
it
was
decided
at
a
confer!;
"J
'
n
Crerar
u
announced
ence
planning
meeting
Monday
?h"ald
night
compost
of
delegates
and
Jl
,
observers
from
the
Boilermakers-
PSSLJSS'mh
"
Hclcrson
Ltd-Commerce.
Union,
Toe
H,
Junior
Chamber
ofj"
-
United
Church
Young
Peoples'
Society.
Youth
Committee,
Chinese
Youth
Association
Tid
Teachers'
Federation.
Commission
chairmen
were
tentatively
chosen
as
follows:
Youth
and
the
World
at
War-Bert
O'Neill
the
Church
Ken
Letter
Box
RADIO'
RECEPTION
Editor.
Dally
News:
Today
at
lunchtlme
I
VA
Education
.
wltr
a
great
Interest
to
-Mark
vertlsement
by
a
local
vh..-
Trf,
.......
Jwhlch
'
told
the
toW
IHU-ned
an
puono
"
j-u.8c
m,au
certa,n
indent
little
vvT.
.
.
gentleman
was
our
"Oenle
of
the
,k
a
J
and
Z
AJUWack
ARpli-
vC
rAn?ed
Corrlgan.
RwceeLaP"
d
was
mine
to
command
at
The
touch
of
a
Button.-
I
vJnS
rnZ
radio
sets
erttoed
by
the
same
Te
The
"iouth
Committee,
an
or-'mtie
and
,
and
behoidt
,.
Ionization
having
as
Ite
,uncUon
stead
of
the
mustc
and
nem;f
the
promotion
of
a
youth
confer-
wrId
tatere,t
thal
he
just
ence
and
Youth
Council
In
Prince'
....
.
Rupert,
was
given
authority
to
at
the
touch
of
a
button."
the
darn
25Ue
Ka.,?atl0n?1
Wrk
C"-'sPker
almost
blew
out
at
my
nected
with
the
conference.
sub-if--
.
.
ect
to
the
-authority
of
the
con-
ofb
dlrfcrent
by
membfrs
lhe
f
h
-
D
"""
"
wlly
to
save
the
family
radio
from
meet
again
prior
to
the
confer-
rooS
ming
apart
on
the
jlrlnt
ence.
li.
i
.
The
new
set-up.
It
Is
felt
will'
"7.
.rT"
B'"g.n
n.a
result
in
much
broader
and
more
J
no
ct
and
flther
lh
active
participation
on
the
Dart'tu.i.
.
of
organizations
and
young
people.
;wron
bulton
or
The
ourDOse
of
the
eonfprwicp
..
.
"
.
,
,
...
l
""g
wun
somcming
somewhere.
L
T
f
PV,8ram
Jlit;
Swy
at
Um
like
thWc.
when
action
i
by
all
local
1
young
people
the
dlIferpnt
MrT,
,
towards
ginning
the
war
ajalnst
to
rirst
conation
tn
the
u
FascUt
slavery
and
towards
mak-
of
the
alrwavc&
tn
,
Ins
Prince
Rupert
secure
against
should
k
t
UD
to
"
Axis
raids,
elect
a
delegate
or
del-
..,
,
egates
to
the
Provincial
Youth
..'.
"
J"8!
"
can
amount
to
a
considerable
ram
Prince
PHn
Rupert
RiiTvrt
(ln
thcsc
day$
and
BO-MEHI
OUT
AGAIN
Booth
Memorial
lllth
School
Publication
Appears.
twhen
I
am
not
able
to
get
recep-j
tion,
I
go
out.
Going
out
very
often,
means
the
spending
of
money
that
otherwise
would
be
saved.
All
in
all
the
whole
matter
demands
attention
and
attention
right
now
instead
of
tomorrow
or
the
next
'day.
InxJosing
It
is
my
opinion
that,
if
the
different
pieces
of
electrical
equipment
that
are
causing
this
'Interference
are
leaking
to
such
an
extent,
they
must
be
laring
"Bo-Me-Hl."
oubllcatlon
of
Hclency
to
a
great
degree
and
It
t
the
journalism
class
of
Booth
Me-
the
duty
of
the
persons
concern-
mortal
High
School,
has
made
an-
cd
10
rectify
them
and,
by
doins
j
other
appearance.
It
is
a
bright
s0-
save
money
and
the
patience
i
eight-page
sheet
replete
with
in-
c
general
public.
urresung
scnooi
news
and
com-
ianwng
you,
air.
taiior.
BRITTANICUS
'
Whifflets
hfom
The
Watertfont
The
three
power
tugs
Pacnena,
Cuprite
and
Daly
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
fleet
here
are.
being
kept
busy
these
days
on
various
sorts
of
work,
much
for
the
Department
of
National
Defence.
The
Daly.
Capt.
Henry
Hansen,
returned
to
port
yesterday
after
a
trip
to
Cumshewa
Inlet
with
a
logging
donkey
and
load
of
dynamite
for
the
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Co.
Union
steamer
Catala
returned
to
port
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
from
Port
Simpson
and
Stewart
and
sailed
at
1:30
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard
Is
back
In
command
of
the
Catala
this
voyage
after
having
been
ashore
in
Vancouver
on
annual
vacation.
MaJr
Barbara"
Is
Interestlnc
I
Picture
at
Capitol
Theatre
This
Mid-Week.
.
"Major
Barbara."
a
witty
and
brilliant
George
Bernard
Shaw
comedy
In
which
the
popular
Brlt-lh
stars
Wendy
Hlller.
Robert
Morley
and
Rex
Harrison
share
stellar
honors,
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
this
week.
The
story
concerns
a
multi-!
millionaire
who
manufacture
1m-'
plements
of
war
tn
the
belle:
that
to
make
war
on
war
it
U
necessary
to
use
all
the
strength
of
modern
arm
men
U.
He
clashes
with
his
daughter
who
is
devoting
all
her
energies
to
spreading
the
work
of
the
Salvation
Army.
"Major
Barbara."
as
she
U
known,
is
engaged
to
a
scholarly
gentleman
who
sees
logic
in
Uu
arguments
presented
by
the
munitions
manufacturer.
How
the
romance
between
the
couple
progreasea
leads
to
an
exciting
and
suspe
rueful
climax
with
a
typical
Shaw
finish.
Many
of
the
scenes
tn
the
picture
were
photographed
on
location
in
Sheffield,
in
Devon
and
on
the
River
Thames
in
th?
shadow
of
Tower
Bridge
WAR
EFFORT
DISCUSSED
Canadian
Legion
in
Sevrton
Preparatory
to
Central
Meeting.
Included
tn
the
correspondence
read
at
last
evening's
mee'ln
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
o!
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
were
many
acknowledgements
of
gifts
sent
to
the
men
serving
overseas
or
out
of
the
city.
Among
those
a
ruing
were
R.
J.
Mathews,
Stan
Heavy-sides.
Don
Norton
and
Don
Blake.
J.
P.
Roch,
H.
Attree.
J.
O.
Wright.
J.
O.
Polsaant.
D.
Houston.
D.
J
T.
Cook.
Bert
Croat.
H.
M.
8eaton,
R.
Montgomery.
O.
H.
Trip,
C
D
Taper.
Leo
J.
Hogan,
Jack
McCartney.
BiU
NeaWU.
L.
V.
Tat-tersall.
D.
E.
Alvey
and
George
Dlbb.
The
"sptrlU
of
the
troops"
seem
excellent.
One
who
Is
stationed
in
Scotland
writes
that
"the
climate
is
similar
to
that
of
Prince
Rupert."
The
only
difference
is
that
what
is
called
a
downpour
in
Prince
Rupert
is
called
a
Scotch
mist
there.
A
heavy
rain
there
would
be
a
cloudburst
In
Prince
Rupert.
ine
business
last
night
was
chiefly
in
preparation
for
Wednesday
nights
regular
meeting.
Ways
In
which
Canada's
war
effort
might
be
made
more
effective
and
more
immediate
action
that
might
be
taken
will
be
the
subject
of
resolutions
to
be
presented
at
the
general
meeting.
Those
In
attendance
at
the
meeting
were
J.
Preece.
In
the
chair,
Harry
Breen,
W.
J.
Rancc.
O.
W.
Slater.
R.
C.
Bamford,
J.
J.
Judge.
J.
m.
Walker,
Oeorgc
Abbott,
Hugh
M.
Smith,
C.
L.
Young-man,
Edgar
Woodward
and
Nell
Cameron.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert.
J.
Kun.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
J.
J.
Morse,
city;
F.
Rustf,
Skldc-gate;
Ous
Johnson,
Vancouver;
Harry
McCouver
and
Don
McCou-vcr,
Claxton;
D.
Main,
Sunnyslde,
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News.
LOOK
MOMMY
I
GAINED
J
ANOTHER
3
BOUNDS
Mother,
here',
a
tip
for
you!
Serve
the
whole
family
big
itcaming
bowls
of
Quaker
Oats
for
breikfait
every
morning
1
Watch
Quaker
OatjhcIpputwcichtonprowinrrr,!l,l
?.
I
.
,uu'
uuw
"
nc'P
give
new
energy
to
adults.
aiiAKEROATSVw
VITAMIN
B,.
Contain
l
t
in
t-i-.
i'
it-,
'
A
m
iv
imernariOAOl
units
ptrounct,
J
A
V
w
IF
WHEN
YOU
CUT
UP,
YOU
GET
REWNANTS
...WHEN
I
CUT
UP
I
GET
MASTERPIECES
Gaiiiu
Pascal
preJcr
of
"Pjrli",
prufttn
mi;nifiinl
(urijiioa
f
Cor;
Br4rd
&)i)t'i
fi
.
"MAJOR
BARBARA"
urrinj
WlNOT
Hlllli,
f
:'
Rt
llifioii
oJ
ReUrt
M.rlt
j
RtlcuH
tkm
t's.uj
At
Begins
Friday
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TNIATII
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cd
In
Our
NewiietUlVS.
1(1
O.V
MARSHALL
ISLWDS
CM)S
TONIGHT
Complete
Show
'
-RINOSIDK
MAISIC
at
7
J
GOOD
SERVICE
...
to
Our
Country
and
Homes!
Our
country
rwjuenU
us
to
eonwrve
Rasolmr
v.'
advised
Uvat
we
shall
not
be
able
to
replace
tirr
:
We
request
your
co-operation
in
helping
u
'
policy
of
prompt
service.
By
pliclnr
all
roil
ordtn
n
oni:
day
b:iori:
dixivkrv
is
kxpictku,
iu
,..ma
ui
to
route
our
deliveries
In
the
mot
economical
minnt-
tSsn
by
conserving
both
lire
and
(atollnc.
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
piioni:
r,i
riioni
Special
Price
for
LAniKS'
rind
(IK
NTS'
NEl
spkim;
clotiiinc,
$27.")0
and
u;
B.
LAMB,
Tailor
Phone
Black
717
30!
Third
An
I
Folding
Carriages
Jul
rereirnl
from
(lie
manufacturer
a
shipment
of
Carrlajei..
luby
lllth
Chalri,
Baby
Cribs,
Baby
llirnew.
M
Swlnj,
and
lUby
Walker-now
In
our
store
for
Jour
lnpli..
ALSO
we
have
received
a
shlnmrnt
f
iirrfroofr.
nreen.
B.
lUthroom
Clothes
Hampers
In
a
variety
of
colors,
white
blue
and
mauve.
They
are
practical
and
attractive
ConTrrUW
Lounges
Mats
of
all
descriptions,
suitable
for
every
room
Unpalnled
Furniture.
Tables,
Chairs,
Chest
of
Diawcn,
IW
coverings,
Inlaid
Llnoleunvs,
Rugs,
etc,
at
Elio's
Furniture
Store
tiiirij
avi;nui:
I'llONi;
Ciltl-t.N
l
OtTU
COUNTRY
AND
HOMKS
DKMAND
GOOD
SERVICE
We
ak
your
co-upcruiloii,
'
'
;.:
our
country
rrnucsta
u;
gasoline.
Wc
are
alo
advLsed
that
we
hul
not
Uc
tibic
'
replace
tires
for
our
truck
In
order
to
maintain
our
HlfT
prompt
service
we
ask
you
to
place
all
ooal
orders
at
lf
U
DAY
IIEroili:
DKLIVKUV
IS
ILl'i:CTi:i).
IJy
doln;
u
'
will
enable
us
to
route
our
deliveries
tn
the"
most
ccoi-om'-1
manner,
thereby
conserving
both
gasoUucnjid
tires.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Lid.
I'llflMl'U
ft
'
l'I.O
tlU
IIIL
111
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advert:
ment
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
buyer
in
the
city.
,
.
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4