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DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
Canadian
Press
is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
for
publication
of
.all
news
despatches
credited
to
it
or
to
the
Associated
Press
In
this
paper
and
also
the
local
news
published
therein.
All
.Tights
of
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are
also
reserved.
DAILY.EDITION
EleSion
in
P
E.
If
Thursday,
Sept.
16,
1943.
Tfeesult
of
the
election
in
Prince
Edward
Island
yestefday
presents
no
surprise.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
it
waljpretty
much
as
might
have
been
expected.
The
LiberKgovernment
is
still
in
office
with:
a
commanding
majority.
The
Conservative
Progressives
have,
apparently,
won
eight
or
ten
seats
out
of
a
house
of
thirty,
gaining
from
the
sole
three
they
had.
in
the
last
house.
This
should
be
a
matter
of
some
satisfaction
to
the
party
which
is
endeavoring
to
rejuvenate
itself.
The
C.
C.
P,
whicn
entered
the
campaign
late,
and
was.
not
expected
to
make
much
of
a
showing,
failed
to
elect
any
of
its
nine
candidates.
While
it
was
interesting,
the
contest
in
the
little
New
Military
Policy
Tjhe
reduction
of
Canada's
home
defence
operational
military
force
by
some
twenty
thousand
men,
as
announced
this
week
by
Col.
J.
L.
Ralston;
minister
oTnational
defence,
in
a
move
which
involves
the
disbanding
of
the
seventh
and
eighth
divisions
and
partial
disbandment
of
the
sixth
division,
is
but
another
indication
of
the
shifting
tide
of
war.
It
marks
Local
Radio
Situation
...
tye
had
been
led
to
believe
that
well'
before
this
time;
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
would
havd
finally
acquired
the
local
broadcasting
station
and
iconnected
it
up
directly
with
the
national
net-wort.
That
wa3
the
assurance
that
Ira
Dilworth,
regional
director,
gave
us
last
December
when
he
came
here!
and
announced
that
the-
O.B.C.
had
"come
to
Prinfce
Rupert."
The
neonle
of
Prince.
Rupert
feel
thev
are
entitled
f
f,to
the-
C.B.Ci
service
as
the
due
of
the
city
and
dis-Vtrict
which
has
long
borne
exasperating
radio
recep
tion
and
continues
to
uo
so.
i
ennnnco
if
waa
voonnnoiViKr
inarln
xi'Vion
o
vlnlfvn
jvas
jliv'en
on
behalf
of
the
radio
commission
last
'
December
and
we
may
assume
the
intention
is
to
make
1
it
good
.when
circumstances
permit.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.G.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
QARBUTT
The
ladies
of
the
Coast
Battery
Auxiliary
are
holding
another
dance
next
Monday
night
in
aid
of
their
overseas
cigarette
fund.
In
view
of
this
the
following
letter
they
rece'lved
In
ao
knowledgment
of,
cigarettes
should
be
of
Interest.
It
goes,
to
1
show
that
the
fags
really
do
get
there.
It's
from
Lance
Corporal
iV.
D.
Blackstock
who
writes:
"Once
again
I
want
to
thank
(you
for
the
cigarettes
which
1
1
j
have
Just
received
from
you
and
(.as.
I've
said,
before
these
gifts,
are
welcomed
at
all
times.
"A
bit
about
our
life
here.
As
jyou
know
England
Is
by
no
means
famous
for
Its
sunshine.
When
we
do
gel
a
bit
of
sunshine,
well,
the
army
steps
in
and
from
their
point
of
view
take
advantage
of
it.
by
working
the
life
out
of
us.
However,
we're
enjoying
ourselves
and
soon
we
i
hope
to
be
over
there
doing
our
,
s
h
a
r
e
of
it.
.
.
.
In
closing
1
1
svant
to
thank
vou
all
again
for
the
wonderful
work
you
are
all
doing
and
we
soon
hope
to
show
you
our
thanks
with
a
bang!"
Isn't
there
some
axiom
about
the
cobbler's
wife
always
going
aboutiin
shoes
that
need
mend-.
Ing?
Well,
I
don't
Just
know
how.
it
applies
here
but,
for
a
while
before
I
left,
I
was
busy
asking
fpr
electric
irons
for
the
service
girls.
And
now
our
own
iron
has
vanished.
Too
bad,
because-
the
service
wives
got
a
great
deal
of
use
out
of
it
but
I
suppose
someone
felt
they
needed
it
more
than
we
did.
Two
old
tlnvrs
of
last
year
are
back
with
us
permanently
and
both
are
now
stationed
out
at
the
Highway
simps
Carl
Clay
and
Padre
GarbuU.
Last
surpr
mer
the
three
of
us
used
to
take
in
the
odd
midnight
show
at.
the
islan4rovince
failed
to
provide
any
new
significance
capito!
after
the
hut
was
closed
of
importance
in
the
general
political
picture
of
the
'
Dominion.
Z
r
M
-
.
Housing
Committee,
Resigns
...
llie
local
advisory
committee
of
Wartime
Housing
Ltd.rconsisting
of
responsible
local
ciitizens,
has
resigned
because,
it
says,
it
was
not
consulted
on
matters
Svhich
rightfully
should
have
been
taken
up
with
it
aiil
in
connection
with
which;
it
believes
it
could
havtSgiven
helpful
advice.
It
is
to
be
supposed
that
the
Committee
would
not
have
gone
to
the
length
of
resigning
in
a
body
unless
it
felt
that
the
situation
had
become
Intolerable
and
that
it
could
not
function
usefally
under
the
circumstances.
K.
as
it
pwromsts
the
committee
was
virtually
ignored,
it
certainly
is
justified
in
protesting
but
it
is
reprettable
that
the
protest
had
to
be
accompanied
with
the
extreme
action
of
asking
to
be
relieved'
of
its
duties.
A"
local
committee
could
give
valuable
advice
and
it
is
a
pity
thatjsuch
advice
should
not
be
accorded
full
opportunity
of
presentation
and
due
consideration.
I
wonder
if
we'll
get
up
ambi
tion
enough
to
do.
it.
again,
I
doubt
lt,
transportation
prob
lems
to
the
camps
being
what
they
they
are.
are.
But
But
it's
it's
them
back
rk
again.
no-Tin
LETTERBOX
Consider
Employer's
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
connection
with
the
report
of
proceedings
at
the
Waitresses
Meeting
appearing
in
your,
valuable
paper
of
yesterday's
date,
The
last
of
the
second,
paragraph
should
have
read:"He
ex
horted
the
Members
to
treasure
and
protect
their
accomplishments
by
always
giving
due
consideration
to
their
employer's,
.as
well
as
'their
own
point,
of
view."
The
clause
"to
their
employer's
ai
well
as"
was
omitted
Would
appreciate
the
above.
correction
appearing
In
your
is
sue
of
this
date
J.
Mulroney
mi
for
CUTS.
BURNS
CLHcL
CRUISES
OLYHKME
a
notable
change
in
military
policy
whereby
the
high
a
UTKFDTlf
I
IUIMFUT
i
category
men
of
the
active
forces
are
to
be
put
into
Int
AHliatHUl
umneni
speeay
ana
intensive
training
ior
overseas
service
while
the
less
fit
will
be
eliminated
and
sent
back
to
civilian
occupations
where
they
can
be
employed
to
better
advantage
in
the
industrial
war
effort.
he
move
implies
acceptance
of
the
premise
that
the
jvar
will
be
concluded
by
offensive
action
abroad
ratter
than
by
defensive
measures
at
home.
It
does
not
mean
that
there
will
be
any
lessening
in
the
need
or
dpmand
for
first
class
men
for
the
fighting
forces.
Thewar
must
be
over
before
it
will
be
safe
to
make
any
assumption
like
that.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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Home
Away
From,
Home
Kates
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up
50
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and
Cold
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Rupert,
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Phone
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TILLIE
THE
TOILER
I'M
-IN
LINE
TOR
L
I'M
trvin6
Hard
-r.
T7-
fiPT
IT
Winning
Streak
is
Extended
to,
Fourteen
Gaines
Defeated
Station
Complement
Extending,
their
14-game
winning
streak
into
the
Service
Softball
League
seml-flnals.
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
team
defeated
Station
Complement
7
to
2
last
night
at
Aero-,
polls
Hill.
This
was
the
first
'fixture
in
a
best-of-three
games
series,
and
the
next
tilt
is
slated
fo:
Friday
night.
The,
shipbuilders
opened'
the
scoring
with,
a
run
In.
the
first
inning
and.
added
two
more
in
the
third.
They
sewed.
the.
game.
Mrs.
Ethel
Taylor
said
she
Just
"couldn't
help"
kissing
the
Duchess
of
Gloucester,
when
she
visited
a
northwest
colliery.
The
Duchess
looked
startled
for
a
secondf
then
smUed
and
said
"good
afternoon."
THEM
YOU
.OIWHT
TO
TALK
TO
CANAL.
ZON0
COBB.
ttSR-TV
THE
DAILY
NEWS;
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
lt
Hit
GEN.
McNAUGHTON
INSPECTS
HIS
MEN
Lieut-Gen.
A.
G.
L.
McNaughton,
pictured
above,
giving
a
final
inspection
of
his
men
in
England
before
they
left
for
the
Sicily
invasion,
has
now
flown
from
Africa
to
Sicily,
to
visit
these
same
troops,
now
victorious
troops.
DRY
DOCK
IS
WINNER
for
fyprrdfip.
I
MORNING
FRESHNESS
TKI
BEDTIME
DRINK
.
In
a
special
factory
in
some
disused
passages
at
an
underground
station,
London
transport
workers
are
producing
aircraft
parts
in
their
spare
time.
MISS
tJONES
THIS
.ISCAWAL
pOMEtOBB.HES
60T
MOR
P&H
MOTIONS
THAN
AWV
.
MAM
OMr-n
Line
rupi
I,
IV0
TO
AND
FRO
!
g
Sport
Chat
Smiles
ft
up
with
a
four-;run
burst
In
the
I
Do.This.a!
bedtime
tonight
sevenm
irame,
Slobodian,
who
pitched
for
the
winners,
allowed
five
hits,
while
NIbto
trip.
Station
Hn.
If
you
awaleri
feeling
ami
hulking
timl
why
not
try
lliU
new
aid
to
clear-ejed
morning
freshness
taUe
a
cmi
of
Sew,
im,ur
uvauine
warm
al
lx-ltiin.
nice
to'
have
piemertt
moundsmarr:
yielded
'Hy,"i"'(""'''0vah!ne,lt',l",,or'li
.
.i.,,..
,
,nat
leeim
ot
nervoua
tension.
In
cit
'
tpecial
fiKKl
elements
are
processed
f.n
The
other
two
contenders
in
"y
digestion.
These
foo.1
element!
the
seml-flnals.
Air
Force
and
hrll
"
replenish
the
My
while'
)
oil
sleep.
Ampricnn
nro
oheHiiloH
n
nlav
this
evpnirvr
nn
r.vrn
Port
'V";.
'"''"'''
Ovaltine
contain
mere
Line-ups:
Dry
Docks
Louis
c,
Slmonson
3b,
Jenkins
ss,
Bookler
lb,
Slo
bodian
,p,
Carrlck
2b,
Paulins
cf,
Poltz
rf
Wilson
If..
Station
Cornp
Aubry
ss,
Lan-:a$ter
rf,
Nigro'p,
Anderson
3b.
Carlson,
cf,
Filson,
c,
Caidenuts
2b,
Randall.
If,
Manders
lb.
Umpires,
Kinney
and
Sydney.
of
Vitamins
A,
Hi
and
1),
anj
lh
I
minerals
Calcium,
I'hoihorna
and
Iron,
thau
ever
to
rrolenihli
wora
out
muscle,
nerve
and
body
cells,.
Try
A'eir,
Improinl
Ovaltine.
See
if
it
Joenn't
help
you
to
wake
up
fresher,
more
buoyant.
Crl
Ovaltine
today
at
four
drug
or
food
store.
;
.EIT,
IMPROVED'
OVALTINE
I
Flahnra'tj.
nrpranHnnc
n7?linst
i
gate-crashers
at
a
British
and
Empire
heavyweight
title
bout
in
London
this
month
Include
special
markings
for
tickets
and
Identification
of
the
holders
at
.he
gates.
The
first
tickets
ever
issued
for
a
British
boxing
boui
I
133
years
agor-were
just
a
selective.
At
that
time
secrecy
vas
imperative
because
'he
port
was
Illegal.
The
fights
r.vere
between
Torn,
Chrlb.
and.
Bub
Gregson
for
the
heavyweight
title
and
1,000
guineas,
and
between
Tom
Belcher
and
3ill
Copley
for
the
middleweight
;rown
and
400.
guineas.
Each
ticket
of
the
400
sold
at
three
gulnsas
each,
carried
the
patron's
name
and
address,
followed
by
this
Inscription:
"Admit
bearer
to
the
inner
ring
on
Tuefday,
Oct.
27,
1808,
within
50
miles
of
London.
This
day
Is
called
the
Feast
of
St.
Crispin,"
To
evade
the
police,
an
arena
could
be
erected
only
durlne
darkness
and
the
night
before
the
contests.
Bill
Qibbons,
ex
pert
constructor
of
make-shift
rings,
was
given
the
Job.
He
demurred
until
a
special
bodyguard
of
60'
men
was
mustered
to
protect
him
from
the
police
and
rowdies.
For
his
risk
he
insisted
that
every
ticket
holder
admitted
to
the
inner
ring
pay
h'm
an
additional
12
shillings
Tne
story
is
that
Lord
Byron,
'he
poet,
was
among
the
ticket
holders
but
had
nothing
to
substantiate
his,
identity
when
alled
upon.
Four
paid
toughs
bustled,
h'm
frn
the
enclosure.
Byron
retaliated
and
was
giving
?ood
account
of
himself
when
"I'bbons
recognized
him
and
intervened!
When
the
battle
for
the
vacant
heavyweight
titles
come
off
xt
the
Queensbury
Club
Sept.
22.
vh;
principals,
Freddie
Mills
and
Tack
London,
will
face
each
ither
In
a..
14-foot
ring
thr
mallest
allowed
in
professional
boxing.
Since
London
will
velgh
in
at
somewheie
around
217
pounds,
Mills
182,
and
thf
'eierce,
liu,
tne
more
than
55?
oounds
in
the
tiny
enclosure
won't
leave
much
room
for
strategic
withdrawals
on
the
part
of
either
opponent.
The
29-year
old
London,
seeking
to
Increase
his.
speed
before
meeting
the
5-oung
and
fast
Mills,
has
engaged
special,
sparring,
partners
and
George
Ure.
clever
trainer
of
Blackpool
football
club.
Ure
Improved,
London's,
timing
and
speed
for
his.
last
bout
wa
Al
Robinson
which
he
won
by
a
knockout.
The
triumph
gavf
London
the
chance
of
a
title
bout.
Men
in
Britain's
National
Fire
Ssrvlce
during
their
spare
time
make
toys
for
children
in
day
war
nurseries
from
bomb
debris.
The
toys
include
see-saws,
slides
and
an
engine
big
enough
for
two.
Ceekt
in
a
few
mlnutct
a
dirtcttd,
rtclpo
n
vry
lii
pockag.,
BT
VOU'RE
A
BUCK
Sergeant:
"Does
your
uniform
fit?"
New
Recruit:
"Perfectly.!"
Sergeant:
"And
your
cap
J,"
New
Rec.'Uit:
"Perfectly
Sergeant:
"And
your
boots?"
New
Result:
"Perfectly."
Sergeant:
"Man,
yout
must
be
aeformed-"
Farmer
Jones
took'
his
pig
to
town
and
sold
it.
With
the
money
he.boughti
a
suit,
a
hat,
a
pair
of
shoes.
Then
he.
tucked
.he
bundle
under
the
seat
of
the
wagon
and.
said;
"Glddap,
Dobbinj
let's
get
home
and'
surprise
Miranda.'
On
his
way
home
he,
stopped
at
the
river,
took
off
his
old
clqthes
and.
thiew
them
In
and
watched
them
sink.
Then
he
looked
under
the
seat
for
his
new
outfit.
It
was
gone.
Back
on
the
seat
he
climbed
k
and
said:
"Qiddap,,
Dobbin,
we'll
surprise
her
anyway."
A
young)
bride
and
groom
ar-
rived
at
a
large
hotel
for
their
'
honeymoon.
When
bedtime
came
the
bride
went
to
bed
and
the
groom
sat
by
the
win-t
j
dew
gazing
out
at
the
moon
j
and
the
stars.
The
b:lde
called)
to
him
and
asked:
"Vhy
don;t
you
come
to
bed?"
"My
mother
told
me
my
wedding
night
would
be
the
most
beautiful
night
of
my
life,"
he
replied,
"and,
I'm
not
going
to
miss
a
minute
of
it,"
He
was
dug
out
of
his
wrecked
car
and
carried,
to.
the
doctor's
office.
"I
can't
da
anything
for
him
"
"aid
the
doctor.
"I'm
a
veterinary
surgeon."
"That's
all
right,"
replied
the
patient.
"I
was
a
jackass
to
:hlnk
I
could
do
III
ty
on
those
i:es."
Mrs.
Jones
and
her
small
son
were
gazing
anxiously
at
airplanes
passing
overhead.
"It's
all
rleht."
assured
their
next
door
neighbor,
Mrs.
Smith,
i
"They're
ours."
j
Next
day
Mr.
Jones
was
out
'
with
the
boy
when
another
batch
of
planes
flew
over
them.
"I'ts
all
right,
Dad,"
exclaimed
the
boy.
"You
needn't
worry,
They're
Mrs.
Smith's!
'
He
was
up
befor&
the
orderly
officer,
charged
with
using
Insulting
language
to
his
sergeant.
"Please
sir,"
he
protested.
"I
was
only
answering
a
question."
"What
question?"
snapped
the
officer.
"Well,
sir,
the
sergeant
said
What
do
you
think
I
am?'
And
I
told
him."
'
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shoppers
of
a
dozen
In
a
bus
queue
near.
Nottingham
were
killed
when
an
army
lonv
mounted
the
pavement
after
colllsonwith
a
milk
trucks
Three
women
and
a
child
were
fatally
Injured.
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