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Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
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OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
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use.
for
publication
of
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news
despatches
credited
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it
or
to
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Associated
Press
in
this
DADer
and
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therein.
All
right
of
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are
also
reserved.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
June
10,
1943
Further
West,
the
Better
...
In
the
report
of
a
discussion
at
Monday
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
it
was
mentioned
that
surveys
were
being
made
for
a
road
direct
north
from
"Prince
Rupert"
to
the
Peace
River.
This
should,
instead,
have
read
direct
north
from
"Prince
George."
The
report
referred
to
was
in
regard
to
an
issue
as
to
which
route,
would
be
the
more
beneficial
to
Prince
Rupert
north
from
Prince
George
or
north
from
Van-derhoof.
Logically,
the
Vanderhoof
route
would
be
the
most
advantageous
to
Prince
Rupert.
Indeed,
as
E.
T.
Kenney,
M.L.A.
for
Skeena
says
the
further
west
the
better.
Prince
Rupert
is
well
justified
in
continuing
the
campaign'
with
this
end
in
view.
Certainly,
strong
interests
are
still
at
work
endeavouring
to
divert
the
Peace
River
traffic
elsewhere
than
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
Task
Ahead
...
Victory,
complete
and
final,
although
on
the
horizon
wuii
ine
nignimare
oi
possioie
cieieat
and
slavery
now
gone,
is
not
yet
in
the
grasp
of
the
United
Nations.
The
Germans
are
still
holding
the
land
fortress
of
juiupt;,
wiin
access
co
me
wealth
and
resources
of
that
continent
and-
are
masters
of
millions
of
enslaved
people
'
who
are
supplying
their
war
and
peace
requirements,
j
The
Japanese
are
entrenched
in
the
island
fortress!
ui
me
racmc
adjoining
Asia
and
in
Asia.
They
have
conquered
an
immense
empire,
one
of
the
richest
parts
of
the
world,
filled
with
war
supplies
of
every
kind
and
exceedingly
difficult
to
reconquer.
There
is
much
hard
fighting
ahead.
It
may
be
the
sort
ol
fighting
that
is
highly
concentrated
in
time
and
mav
be
over
soon
with
victory
to
us,
or
it
may
be
spread
over
a
long
period
and
become
a
war
of
attrition.
Which
type
it
will
prove
to
be
is
a
matter
of
opinion
but
it
is
the
part
of
wisdom
to
prepare
for
both
eventualities
and
to
press
forward
with
all
our
strength,
especially
when
some
suc-
deflatsare
Cmmg
t0
US
3fter
many
bitter
and
costly
It
has
been
the
democratic
tendencv
of
the
free
neo-
til
!?V00
hP?fully
at
the
bHht
Me
of
interPna-w
81
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to
refuse
to
realize
the
evil
inten-
beTvoS
ne
aoided,
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lest
Wn
victories
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r
P,anf
turn
f
thei.r
enemies'
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qu
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into
defeats
n
dne
bGf0re
When
vnceVe
SaceJcT
way
to
com-
nnJi16
m-st
certain
hope
of
victorv
is
to
keep
dealim?
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in
f
theatres
ofeewih
P
y
acceIerat,nS
Nations.
strength
of
the
United
Your
Chocolate
Cake
will
win
praise
ii
you
use
,
The
Chocolate
Cocoa
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
The
Hostess
Today
the
Service
Wives
Club
meets
In
the
ladies'
lounge
at
the
Y.
All
service
wives
in
the
vicinity
are
welcome
at
these
meetings.
It
is
one
way
to
make
a
nice
circle
of
friends
duijng
one's
stav
in
Prinr
Rupert.
The
boys
at
Falrview
are
holding
i
dance
tonight
and
are
anxious
tn
have
a
good
attendance
of
Junior
hostesses.
The
girls
will
meet
at
the
Y
where
there
will
be
trans
portation
to
nick
them
ud.
ywha
Ciiaperones
will
be
Mrs.
Frances
Norrington
and
M:s.
Linda
Eric-
;
son.
representing
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
We
are
sorry
to
hear
that
Ernie
Teager.
YMCA
supervisor,
who
Is
stationed
somewhere
in
Al
aska,
is
still
ill
in
the
hospital
in
Vancouver
with
peritonitis
following
an
operation
for
appendicitis.
'
Wilson
McDuffee,
who
used
to
be
stationed
at
Seal
Cove
while
on
the
Y
staff
last
summer,
Is
going
overseas.
Next
Monday
evening
the
BoOjip
,
Defence
boys
are
holding
sj
dance
of
v.
r.
w
j-il..
.
"ic
iiujjicii.
inure
aeians
later.
If
I
tell
this
one
all
the
quartermasters
in
town
are
going
to
be
a
ter
me
but
I
heard
of
a
cute
hie
trick
the
other
day.
It
seems
that
one
of
the
soldiers
put
a
zipper
along
the
edge
of
his
wedge
cap
and
fixed
a
badge
on
it
and
there
was
a
smart
little
purse
for
the
jgirl
friend
back
home.
So
if
there's
a
sudden
rush
of
lost
caps
the
men
on
duty
at
the
quarter
stores
will
have
a
faint
Idea
what
it's
all
about.
I'd
like
to
thank
Mrs.
Ashcroft
(Navy)
fo:
the
large
parcel
of
silver
paper
she
left
with
us.
It,
together
with
the
silver
paper
given
by
Mrs.
Peagam,
is
on
its
way
to
the
Red
Cros3
salvage
department
In
Vancouver.
The
papers
are
full
of
advice
these
days
on
what
sort
of
letters
civilians
should
write
to
the
boys.
I'd
like
to
remind
the
boys
to
keep
their
news
as
cheery
as
possible
when
writing
home
because
a
mother
or
a
wife
can
do
an
awful
lot
of
worrying
over
Just
one
small
grouch.
PURE
WHITE
r
OH
OY
NO
TAXES!
MANCHESTER,
June
10
ffi
Bv
some
tokens
the
life
of
a
prisoner
or
war
isn't
so
bad.
Here's
what
a
prisoner
in
a
German
camp
wrote
nis
rolks:
"Did
you
ever
stop
to
think
how
lucky
a
prisoner
of
war-really
is?
No
rent,
taxes
or
rates,
shopping
bills
or
creditors."
COLONIES
IN
WAR
LONDON,
June
10
TO
The
Colonies
have
contributed
more
than
$123,000,000
towards
the
cost
of
the
war.
Oliver
Stanley,
Colonial
Sec
retary
sam.
in
addition
$36,000,000
have
been
loaned
to
thp
Rrltfsh
government
free
of
Interest.
SUNDAY
SUNDAYS
Dominica
was
called
Sunday
by
Columbus
because
he
it
on
that
day
In
1493.
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Deluxe
Dictionary,
Webster's
New
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and
Professional
Dictionary,
Mechanical
Encyclopedia,
also
Cook
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'BRILLIANT
IMUSICIAN
1
Cyril
Hampshire,
Piano
Master,
i
Delights
Loral
Audience
I
Piano
lovers
of
Prince
Rupert
audience
which
gathered
last
night
at
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
to
listen
to
one
of
Rupert's
rare
musical
treats
when
Cvril
Hamn-
shire,
brilliant
and
talented
concert
pianist
from
Toronto
Conservatory,
rendered
an
pyrpllpnt.
re
cital.
Mr.
Hampshire's'
technlqua
and
discrimination
was
greatly
ad
mired
by
all.
His
program
was
of
versatile
character
and
admirably
selected.
Peter
Lien,
in
Introducing:
Mr.
Hampshire,
said
he
came
out
from
i
England
in
1921
to
Moose
Jaw,
moving
to
Calgary
and
later
to
Hamilton,
where
he
Is
now
located,
j
Principal
of
Hamilton
Conservatory
j
oi
music
and
the
examiner
for
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music,
Mr
Hampshire
is
a
remarkable
player.
His
touch
and
his
easv
manner
at
the
piano
is
something
I
to
be
admired.
His
descriptive
num-!
Ders
were
particularly
interesting.
The
program
was
as
follows:
"Prelude-
from
the
cantata,
"We
Thank
Thee,
God
(Bach-Sllotl).
"Intermezzo,
Op.
118,
No.
2"
(Brahms.
"Scherzo
from
Suite,
Op.
31"
(Bargiel).
"Sonata,
Op.
2,No.
3"
(Beethoven).
This
number
was
played
in
four
knevements
without
interruption
Allegro
con
brio.
Adagio,
Scherzo
and
Allegro
Assal.
After
an
Intermission
amid
ereat
applause
Mr.
Hampshire
stepped
on
to
the
stage
and
continued
his
concert:
Valse
in
E
minor"
(Posthumous).
"Etude
in
A
flat,
Op.
25,"
"Fastasla
in
F
minor.
Op.
49"
(Chopin).
"Doumka"
(Russian
rustic
scene)
(Tschalkowsky).
"Tango"
(Albeniz-Oodowsky).
"Seguldillas"
(Albeniz).
"Paradise
Birds"
(Cyril
Scott).
"Ragamuffin"
(John
Ireland).
"Ragamuffin"
depicted
the
.street
urchin
of
London,
as
Mr.
Hampshire
laughingly
said
"a
cheeky
piece."
Mr.
Hampshire
nlaved
for
hi
encores,
"Gollywog's
Cake-Walk"
One
pound
of
fat
supplies
enough
glycerine
to
fire
150
bullets
from
a
Bren
gun.
ACK-ACK
RECRUITS
Drive
to
lie
Conductrd
for
Special
Company
in
Local.
,Re.:lmeiit.,
A
recruiting
drive
for
one
hundred
men
for
an
anti-aircraft
company
to
be
formed
In
connertlnn
v.th
the
Prince
Rupert
Machine
uun
(reserve)
Regiment
is
to
be
held
next
week
with
headquarters
at
the
Victory
Loan
hut
on
Third
Avenue
at
Fourth
Street
which
will
be
onen
on
Mon.
day,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
dur-
mb
cacn
aay
as
well
as
in
the
evening
for
the
signlne
ud
of
rerrniu
A
Bofors
gun
will
be
placed
on
the
street
and
each
evening
a
section
from
one
of
the
local
antiaircraft
batteries
will
demonstrate
mobility
and
placing
In
action
of
the
guns.
Later
in
the
week
there
will
be
a
demonstration
of
antiaircraft
guns
In
the
local
dry
dock
yards.
MATCHES
SINK
SHIP
LONDON,
June
10
O)
The
British
submarine
Unbending,
back
from
a
Mediterranean
patrol,
re
ported
her
men
used
a
box
of
matches
to
sink.an
enemy
submarine
whose
crew
had
taken
to
the
boats
after
gunfire.
fill
and
TIRED
Hit
MPME
the
Antiseptic
Lihiheht
by
Debussy
and,
noticing
the
number
of
young
children
In
the
audi-
ence,
he
played
his
version
of
"Tnree
Blind
Mice."
The
ushers,
charming
in
their
formal
evening
gowns,
were
the
Misses
Janet
Rochester.
Bernlce
Eastwood
and
Nancy
Owens.
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
door.
Hemsby
King
and
Arne
Lien
as.
slsted
in
taking
the
tickets.
Mr.
Hampshire's
piano
was
through
the
courtesy
of
Miic-Laren's
Music
Store.
FAT
IS
AMMUNITION!
Fat
and
bone
conservation
begins
at
home
and
ends
in
the
firing
line
-
DO
YOU
KNOW
-
Two
pounds
of
fat
will
fire
a
burst
of
20
cannon
shells
from
a
Spitfire
or
10
antiaircraft
shells.
Bones
produce
fat
and
aircraft
glue.
If
we
saved
fat
at
the
rate
of
one
ounce
per
person
week
th.s
per
would
mean
36,000,000
pounds
per
year
enouah
9
to
produce
3,600,000
pounds
of
glycerine
?or
explosives
OUR
FIGHTERS
DEPEND
ON
YOU
"Every
householder
who
delivers
to
a
retail
butcher
co
lector,
or
Salvage
Committee,
any
rendered
?r
LSded
fats
or
bones
shall
be
entitled
ta
receive
from
the
person
Tn
whom
they
are
delivered
4
cents
per
pound
net
wdaht
for
rendered
fats,
and
1
cent
per
pound
for
Ln
rendered
Vais"
wortrt7,:rT9r:dpeoorad.d!,ec,
quofa,ion
uom
"Rendered
fat"
means
fat
melted
down
and
strained
tn
remove
so
id
matter.
It
includes
drippings
and
I
stra
5Tra,neJ
ned
I
oan
Pn
grease
resulting
from
the
cooking
of
meat;
"Unrendered
fat"
means
raw
or
partially
cooked
fat
freo
from
lean
meat
and
bone,
but
not
fully
rendered
meQnS
fQW
r
C0ked
bnes
of
ond
hog?""
ca'e
sheep
EVERY
OUNCE
COUNTS
I
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AND
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EVERY
DROP
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SPFFn
VICTORY.
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Are.
Sweep
Chimneys
Now
No
Sweeping
done
in
wet
weather.
Oil
burners
also
cleaned
and
serviced
Phone
Mack
725
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SERVICE