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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
I'KINCE
RUPERT,
I1KITISI1
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULL
EN,
PRESIDENT
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
"
EDITORIAL
ADVERTISING
KATES
Local
Readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
Classified
Advertisements,
ppr
word,
per
Insertion
Effl
FRIDAY,
JULY
3.
1942
.25
.02
A
Grim
War
Account
...
It
was
a
grim
report
that
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
gave
Parliament
yesterday
on
the
Near
East
phase
of
the
world
war.
Mr.
Churchill
not
only
said
that
things
were
bad
but
suggested
unmistakably
that
thev
might
be
worse,
that
more
grave
news
was
still
awaited.
I
tie
Prime
Minister
did
not
mince
matters
at
all.
It
was
just
about
as
gloomy
a
story
as
we
have
heard
from
him
since
the
dark
days
of
1940
when
France
fell.
It
was
a
disastrous
situation,
the
Prime
Minister
admitted,
giving
little
suggestion
of
comfort.
However,
it
was
a
speech
which
will
only
tend
to
make
Britons
fight
all
the
harder
even
though
there
may
be
some
who
feel
that
the
shock
oi
Libya
and
Egypt
might
come
a
little
easier
had
we
not
been
prepared
for
better
things
and
led
to
believe
that
the
situation
there
was
under
control.
There
is
an
implication
in
Mr.
Churchill's
remark
that
it
would
be
a
ong
war
and
"there
is
no
reason
to
suppose
nostinties
will
cease
when
tha
fi
7.
r
-mitt
ICOUlt
UCUUUltJS
ODVl-
r
i
i
ous.;
But
it
is
a
little
difficult
to
interpret
the
portent
of
'
n
?er
J1.1
bad
news
Parliament
went
out
and
gave
Mr
Churchi
1
475
to
25
confidence
vote.
If
that
fe
Sm
y
!"
the"'
Why
should
we
doub'
here
?
Just
because
departmental
officials
either
can-not
pr
will
not
change
their
ways
is
no
reason
why
the
business
of
Prince
Rupert,
growing
daily
in
importance
should
have
to
suffer.
That
goes
for
the
present
mail
service
by
train.
Teachers'
Salaries
.
.
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nera
u
airrees
with
the
suggestion
that
school
teachers'
salaries
Sd
be
increased
but
with
his
tongue
in
his
cheek
He
e
points
to
the
short
weekc
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l,01.ni
icau.cis
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tne
number
nf
t,i:i
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hty
&
,
that
this
is
not
conducive
bilSli
the
telC
hers
or
ewmplanr
of
dependa-
Jo
aue
certam
thins
that
Editor
Sawle
f
to
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overlook,
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n
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seems
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tne
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case.
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as
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other
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as
well
as
the
lermi
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fee
where
thev
are
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teachers
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of
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of
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Editor,
Daily
News:
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or
meat.
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thing
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forgotten
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feel
better
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a
bit
of
ex-
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una
more
care
taken
tn
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fan.
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fnr
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supply
it,
Un!tl
Stotea
and
Canada
are
CANNING
Th
rubber
Anrlaoc
"
wr
u
Amerlcans
is
pretty
tough
but
the
munitions
and
suppiy
department
says
there
PRED
RIFPOU
are
enough
rubber
rings
for
the
top
of
canning
Jars,
provided
there
isn't
any
panic
buying.
But
jus:
the
same,
the
official
advice
is
to
look
up
jar
rubbers
from
other
MARRIED
years
and
test
them
for
strength.
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mTTm
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KRIDAY,
JULY
S.
Hh.
FA02
TWO
.THE
DAILY
KSm
"BIRMINGHAM"
Finest
range
in
Men's
Dress
Shoes
at
their
price
on
the
market
If
you
have
not
had
the
pleasure
of
wearing
''Birmingham"
Shoes
you
are
missing
one
of
the
best
bets
possible.
Solid
leather
throughout.
Finest
fitting
lasts
and
styled
to
the
minute.
Priced
$6.50
to
$8.50
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTl
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
The
Experts
Say
Hints
Tor
wartime
living
from
folk
who
ought
to
know
By
MARGARET
ECKBR
(Caadlan
Press
Staff
Writer)
tor
of
the
Agrictulture
Dapart-
their
tongue-tickling
creations
:
ment's
Consumer
section,
savs
Canadian-grown
barley
it
a
good
,
substitute.
In
soups,
casserole
dishes
and
similar
eatables,
rice
lean
be
replaced
by
Canadian
cereal
products
like
pot
barley,
macaroni,
and
spaghetti.
Farina
can
be
used
In
puddings
and
Miss
Pepper
says
even
pearl
barley
can
be
De
used
used
In
in
desserts
desserts
instead
instead
of
or
rice
rice
BASEBALL
SCORING
Kox
Count
For
Dominion
Day
Game
I'layrd
Hrre
!
RICE
It's
vanishing
from
the
honey,
white
of
an,
Jelly
mixtures
The
box
score
for
the
Dominion
market
but
Laura
Pepper,
dlrec-
and
whipped
cream
for
some
of
nu
frtstNl1
games
were
as
fol
Letter
Box
Iowa:
Kdmontons
1
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Sagmoen,
lb
3
0
N'lmcan,
lb
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Dodge,
ss
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Whlttaker.
c
Boyer,
3b
....
Wyatt.
cf
3
3
3
3
3
3
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ni.
"
but
barley
takes
longer
to
cook
yur
Paur
1
wouW
"
10
write
Paisley,
p
0
0
0
0
LUNCH
COUNTER
LESSON
a
.Mm
about
U
IBaetoer.
W.
p
3
0
1
Marion
Harlow
of
the
Health
De-
game
p
a,tJ
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ArattMD
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ana
10681
lam
weamg-a
payment's
nutrition
service
shakes
warning
finger
at
working
girls
T.
"d
who
:ut
down
on
their
food
in
,UM
"
Amerians
made
about
suoh
summer.
At
the
lunch
counter.
she
recommends,
the
girls
ought
au
m,ail
error-
PfUcularlr
whan
,
to
eat
a
least
a
sandwich
on
whol
the
WM
one-sided
in
their
I
wheat
wheat
bread
bread
or
or
vitamin
Vitamin
B
r
white
white
raTOr-
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Incidents.
incident.
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fear,
fear,
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may
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inning.
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lit
inning
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Nickerton
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Summarv
Two
base
hits:
D.
when
bent
double.
A
goad
All
VllUIVlI
SZZL,
Tli
rubber,
wt
ha--
w
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when
stretched
spriqgs
togc
to
1U
1'","
J"8:
T,1?0
4:
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original
size.
Use
oldinaTlf
they
4;
..truck
out:
by
Paisley
0,
by
Bar-
stand
up
to
the
tests,
but
ahvays
lricr
.MoMad
lWom
J"
J2'
JL
nnba!kv
?'
.
oaus.
iosiuk
I
use
new
ones
for
fruite
or
veaet-
,Jril,e
'
.Leonard
Ilirlch
On
aey
paned
aWes
canned
without
anaar.
Thurvdav
Eveninr
umpirea
u
Atleu
and
c.
ciay
COFFIS-Measure
coffee
accur-
I
"
ately
and
you'll
find
it
easier
to
!
cut
your
:onsumptlon
by
one-
Last
evening
at
7:10
in
SL
Panl'a'
Yanks
quarter
to
meet
the
rationing
Lutheran
Church
an
interesting
AB
It
H
PO
A
ouota.
The
Wartime
Prices
and
"larriage
took
place
when
Misa
Ntorro.
lb
2
0
0
0
2
Trade
Board's
consumers'
branch
triee
Mortad.
daughter
of
ar.
Xtarttnea.
ef
3
1
lecommends
one
level
tablespoon-
and
M-
Ous
Moatad
of
rlfth
Av-
HttSly.
K
3
0
ful
to
each
measuring
cup
of
wot-
enuf
Bast,
became
the
bride
of
Aabry.
ss
3
0
er.
with
a
dash
of
aalt
to
bring
Leonard
Birtch.
son
of
Mr.
and
MoUne.
lb
"
-
.
.
3
1
out
the
flavor.
And
to
aave
waste
Jamea
Crosby
Birtch
of
Van-
Banker.
Sb
3
1
buy
freshly
ground
coffee
In
small
tterhoof.
Rev.
J.
H.
Mvrwan?
offi-
nsu
J
n
i""1"""'
v.ukcu
Mm
uk
aitnaanu
01
tne
gtars,
e
2
116
SBVVTNG
MACHtMES
If
you
C0UP'e
were
XIlss
Eldora
Mostad
rjtnleoU,
p
ZZ
Z
2
0
0
0
can
t
sew
a
fine
seam
or
make
the
ana
"an
v
eterson.
Peter
Lien
0j
0
0
0
1,
0
0
0
juna
01
pretty
stitches
granny
'
i"6
uve
organ.
,
ToUl
31
4
7
15
8
1
used
to
make,
take
care
of
your
'Iie
oride
gaemed
in
white
winff
mtnhlna
Bin..
?..
sheer
With
full
lanstK
ull
Mntlralc
'
n.n..r
.
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1
1
.
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QMIMA
-
-
-
1
Art
T,
,
T
nn
T,
iuaiiuictciuic
ui
Ulac
runes
nasoeen.
i
vanins
oou-
n
it
iy
n
r.
banned
by
the
munitions
and
sup-
iiet
of
Pk
and
white
roses.
The
Oomitook.
lb
3
0
ply
department
and
the
depart-'
brWea,nw
ore
a
pink
sheer
Mitchell,
ss
2
0
ment
now
cornea
out
with
hints
KCWn
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
Iris-
Smith,
2b
2
0
for
keeping
the
one
you've
aot
in
and
Pnies.
Qulok.
ef
2
0
good
running
order.
Check
It
reg-
j
foHowlng
the
church
rites,
a
re-
OlaMn.
rf
2
0
ularly
and
often,
whether
in
use
option
was
held
at
the
home
of
OHxwn,
e
2
0
or
not,
and
keep
it
clean
and
tne
Drlde
s
parents
where
some
Zappa,
3b
1
1
otied.
Brush
dirt
and
hardened
enty-rive
friends
assembled
to
Caothere.
If
2
0
8reae
off
all
the
moving
parts.
offer
their
felicitations
to
the
Randall,
p
2
0
UlDDlnc
the
hrtuh
In
Vfuiu
naDOV
COUIlk
Tin
TT
Vt.i
v
-
'
-
-
-
.
tiwviic
.
r
i
w
mii
will
make
the
job
easier.
But
don't
Proposed
the
toast
to
the
bride
to
Total
18
1
2
15
5
3
dean
the
motor
with
kerosene
which
the
groom
responded.
Ths
SeJhw
by
tnntne:
Wipe
it
off
with
a
dry
cloth
and
toa
to
the
bridesmaid
was
res-
;
R.
h.
E.
o11-
ponded
to
by
the
groomsman.
The
Yanks
030
01
4
7
1
ouuvtwtvery
time
a
cake
re-
rrae
cut
a
DeauUful
weddintr
eak
MmIImI.
nrn
nii
n
W
i
.
.
.
.
.
vuv
nr
jis
.or
a
eup
oi
sugar.
me
evening
was
pleasantly
Summary
-
Home
run:
Evers
shave
off
a
couple
of
tablespoons-
j
Pent
in
music
and
singing.
The
two
base
hit:
Aubry-
struck
out
ful-MI
Harlow
says
the
cake
new
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Church,
by
Randall
8,
by
Dlnlcola
6;
Use
won't
be
notieWy
different
but
i
Magnus
Andexaon,
and
Mrs.
Key.
on
balls:
off
Randall
1.
off
Dlnl-f,
"J
the
raUoned
sr-
Andon
also
spoke
during
the
cola
2;
wild
pitch-
Dlnlcola
1-
left
pail
will
be.
Shaved
maple
sugar
evening.
J
"siaita
7
ifZu
V-
h
on
berries
and
In
some
recipe
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Birtch
will
reside
by
pher
Sut
bV
Randall
provides
a
new
Uste
sensation
-and
on
Sixth
Avenue
East.
The
groom
UrnoTree-D
nniuh
'
0Wh
6
n.n
De"
ft
isn't
raticned.
The
bakers
save1!
a
machinist
at
the
local
dry
enough
sugar
for
ling
by
using
j
dock.
kwptrJL
R
mcKfmc.
Guarding
Convoys
A
familiar
eight
on
the
ocean
sea
lanes
today
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a
lot
of
troubles
in
my
life
and
most
of
them
never
happened"
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