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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
AVIATION
ROMANCE
A
great
romance
and
an
Inspiring
sacrifice
are
the
twin
themes
of
"Flight
for
Freedom,"
feature
picture
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday,
which
co-stars
Rosalind
Russell
and
Fred
MacMuxray.
MacMurray
plays
the
part
of
a
famous
flier
whose
career
has
inspired
Miss-
Russell
to
become
a
pilot
also.
The
two
fall
in
love,
but
MacMurray's
erratic
ways
and
the
counter
attraction
of
a
quieter
but
steadier
man
make
the
girl
hesitate
in
her
choice.
Before
coming
to
a
final
decision
she
prepares
for
one
last
record-flight,
a
round-the-world
solo
hop
that
will
take
her
over
the
Japanese
mandated
islands
of
the
South
Pacific.
On
the
eve
of
her
departure,
high
Navy
officers
come
to
her
with
a
strange
request
that
she
deliberately
radio
that
she
".s
lost
while
in
the
mandated
area
and
actually
come
down
on
an
out-of-the-way
island
from
which
she.
will
subsequently
be
rescued
by
a
cruiser.
Tiie
apparent
accident
will
enable
Navy
planes
while
ostensibly
merely
hunting
for
the
lost
avia-trix
to
photograph
the
secret
fortifications
the
Japs
have
been
illegally
building
In
the
mandated
region,
and
thus
get
information
of
huge
value
to
this
nation
in
the
event
of
-war.
The
girl
agrees
to
the
plan,
but
at
the
last
minute
she
finds
that
the
Japs
know
all
about
it
and
are
prepared
to
"find"
her
themselves
so
Dresses:
JUST
WUB
IT
IN
!
but
CAl
WW
Prints,
plain
Crepes,
Spuns,
12
to
20,
38
to
50.
Reg.
Values
to
$12.95.
All
one
price,
$3.95
Waists:
Short
and
long
sleeves,
Candy
Stripes,
Plain
Spuns,
Sheers,
etc.
Reg.
Value
to
p..
Clearing
Out
Sale,
$1.95
Nightgowns:
Satin
gowns,
in
all
sizes..
To
clear,
$1.95
FEET
HURT?
J.
:
M-U'JJ
as
to
keep
our
planes
out
of
the
forbidden
area.
How
she
takes
a
dramatic
arid
unexpected
step
in
order
that
the
country
may
secure
the
knowledge
it
needs,
forms
the
climax
of
the
Radio
film.
Herbert
Marshall
heads
the
featured
cast.
To
Inspect
Sea
Cadets
I
To
conduct
a
full
Inspection
of
the
local
Sea
Cadets
Corps,
Lieut.
Commander
C.
S.
Olassco,
area
commanding
officer
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Sea
Cadet
Corps,
Van-1
couver,
will
be
here
next
Wedges-'
day
and
Thursday.
The
formal
inspection
will
take
place
at
7:30
Thursday
evening
at
the
Court,
House
grounds
if
weather
is
favorable.
:
Coming
here
with
Lieut.
Com-Imander
Glassco
will
be-
Lieut.
Hooper,
lalson
officer,
and
J.
Milne,
another
Sea
Cadet
official,
as
well
as
David
H.
Gibson,
chairman
of
the
Dominion
council
of
the
,
Navy
League
of
Canada,
Mr.
Gibson,
who
comes
from
Toronto,
is
a
former
vice-president
of
the
Robert
Simpson
Co.
and
has
travelled
extensively
in
Europe.
Mrs.
Glassco
is
also
coming
with
her
husband.
DULL
SPORT
SEASON
DUE
The
general
gloominess
of
the
local
sports
outlook
,was
deplored
this
morning
toy
Bert
Mojgan.
local
sports
booster.
The
lateness
of
the
jspxlng
has
held
up
what
plans
have
been
made
and
at
present
there
Is
a
dearth
of
athletic
activity.
1
Speaking
of
a
civilian
program,
Mr.
Morgan
doubted
that
theie
would
be
any
because
most
of
the
participants
were
in
the
armed
forces.
"Outside
of
the
Army
I
don't
think
there
is
any
group
in
town
which
has
suffiolent
manpower
to
support
a
prdgram
of
organized
games.
I
do
not
think
that
the
Grotto
will
be
able
to
find
enough
to
make,
a
softball
team,"
he
said,
The
High
School,
Mr.
Moigan
continued,
would
probably
have
a
soft
ball
and
football
i
team
and
there
was
one
organization
which
was
planning
some
activity
but,
beyond
that,
and
the
service
team,
there
appeared
to
be
very
little
ahead
In
the
way
of
sport.
Legion
Gets
New
Members
The
Canadian
Legion's
monthly
meeting
was
held
in
the
club
rooms
on
Wednesday
evening.
Routine
business
was
transacted.
Several
new
members,
ex-veterans
of
both
wars,
were
admitted
to
regular
membership.
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford,
president,
was
in
the
chair.
WE
Did
It
Before
And
We
Can
Do
It
Again
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
Friday
and
Saturday
Last
Days
of
Sale
If
you
buy
at
the
Style
Shoppe's
Sale
you
will
be
able
to
buy
more
VICTORY
BONDS.
Itelow
are
listed
a
few
of
the
many
Bargains
to
be
had:
Shoes,
Shoes,
Shoes:
In
black,
brown,
beige,
white,
tan.
Low
and
high
heels.
Sport
Shoes,
Loafers.
Reg.
Values
to
$G.i50.
Pair,
$1,95
Shoes:
Brown,
black,
white,
silver
and
gold
sandals,
etc.
Clearing
out
Sale,
pair,
$1.00
Nightgowns:
Rayon
Gowns
in
small,
medium
and
large.
To
clear,
.
$1.00
Purses:
Reg.
Values
to
$3.95.
To
clear,
$1.95
Bedroom
Slippers:
Including
Mocassins!
To
clear,
pair,
95c
Sockees:
Striped.
Reg.
Values
to
39c.
Clearing
Out
Sale,
4
Pairs
SLOP
Skirts:
To
clear,
.
$1.95
Shoe
Dressing:
For
Suede
and
Kid
Shoes,
all
colors,
including
white
and
black.
Reg.
Value
25c.
To
clear,
2
fr
25.
"THE
STYLE
SHOPPE',
Next
Door
to
Hulkley
Market.
3rd
Ave.
AFRICAN
ELECTION
Prime
.Minister
Smuts
May
Visit
America
After
Poll
Cape
Highlights
CAPE
TOWN,
May
13
O
It
has
been
announced
that
Prime
Minister
Smuts
may
visit
North
America
after
the
South
African
general
election
which
will
be
held
this
year
probably
in
August.
Regarding
the
coming
election
the
government
coallUon
of
ed,
Dominion
andv
Labor
parties
is
confident
of
Its
return
to
power.!
Tne
opposition
during
the
recent
session
of
the
Union
Assembly
tried
without
success
to
find
a-
basis
largest
anti-government
group.
Parliament
has
now
risen
and
tion
campaign.
NEW
HOUSES
IN
BRITAIN
Must
be
no
Jerry-building
Labor
Party
Report
Submits
to
Government
in
Housing
Scheme
Suggestions
By
DENISE
DALTROFF
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
LONDON,
May
13
O'
Houses
for
the
people
must
come
before
luxury
stores
and
Schools
and
hospitals
must
have
.'priority
over
theatres
when
post-war
rebuilding
starts
In
Britain.
That,
in
substance,
is
the
keynote
of
a
program
worked
out
by
a
special
committee
of
experts
under
the
authority
of
the
Labor
Xinrixr
nnA
ciiHmlttH
tn
tVA
onv.
!
S,?M:!ernent
in
a
report
on
-Housing
allst,
the
and
Planning
after
the
War."
"Housing
and
essential
services
n,E
h
,?Se.mby
and
"Prices,
too.
must
be
firmly
con-i
trolled.'
Hign
prices
for
materials;
are
reflected
in
building
costs
and
consequently
in
rents.
The
na-
Indian
Question
'tlon's
need
not
be
exploited,
as
it
Before
prorogation"
the
much-!
was
after
the
last
war.
for
the
discussed
legislation
affecting
na-:
purpose
of
providing
high
profits
lives
ol
India
and
their
property-,
for
the
producers
or
suppliers
of
ownership
rights
in
Natal
and
,
building
materials."
otner
South
African'
Drovlnces
passed
both
houses
of
parliament.
The
Act
seeks
to
peg
the
present
ownership
of
Indian
poperties
in
the
area
of
Durban
and
to
con-
Long-Term
Program
The
report
recommended
erection
of
at
least
4,000,000
houses
over
a
period
of
10
years
as
the
I
1
-
I
.
V.
a
MntUn.
Innir.
tlnue
the
pegging
of
trading
rights'
11
aim
VLZ,
"
TV
This
would
also
be
TVo;7,nol
.
.
iterm
program.
in
th.
in
the
Transvaal,
j
j
provided
for
In
.
..
w.
prevlous
legislation
which
expires
mwi
"
to
meet
immediate
next
month
(term
program
In
his
broadcast
to
South
Africa
neId?'
.
,
tl
.
Wee"
:
uld
Involve
the
report
on
the.-occasion
of
Navy
argucd'
KulsittonInB
W
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
Alex-
,th,e
ander
paid
highest
tribute'to
hVPle,d
T"
T,
,
"oning
of
existing
houses
n
to
bring
loyalty
and
efficiency
of
South
Africa?
Ports
and
naval
services,
tlfum
"p
to
prescribed
standards,
0th"
mediate
expedients,
such
which
made
possible
the
Cape
route,
so
vital
to
British
common-us
"
,
T
f
also
10
ndtken-
wealth
wartime
communications.
wu.ld
havf,
b,e
umer
suggesnons
inciuoea
numc
Not
a
.Mortsare
Answprin,.
iii,i
nf
.
form
of
control
of
the
building
ln-
'
continuation
o
the
essen-of
ppsitlon,
in
the
Asecmbly,
Minister
?tr
Commerce
tial
works
order
and
the
creation
and
Industry
Water'-
son
rejected
the
suggestions
that
of
aJun
from
nlch
ue
f,ta,
e
the
lease-lend
"".
"
agreement
which
,WUUiU
the
Union
is
negotiating
with
the
lower
rates,
han
1nor,ma1'
th,e
local
authorl-
United
States
would
mortgage
money
reQulred
south
Africa's
economic
future.
Mr,
Waterson
said
the
people
of
the
United
States
of
America
are
ties
for
housing
purposes.
Stability
Essential
Communities
must
be
protected
showing
good
sense
in
helping
the
gainst
"Jerry
building"
by
private
Union
of
south
Africa,
which
un-
ns-
the
rtePrt
sa
d'
,lld
ng
cletles
must
accept
llabllity
for
de-some
ddubtcdly
would
have
to
allow
Investment
of
foreign
capi-
f,ects
ln
houses
Pon
wnlch
ihcy
tal,
The
governor-general,
Sir
Patrick
Duncan,
who
has
been
ill
since
October,
has
recovered.
Jle
resumed
his
office
May
3.
During
Sir
Patrick's
illness
the
duties
of
governor-general
were
carried
on
by
Chief
Justice
N.
J.
de
Wet,
acting
is
Administrator.
LAKOEST
MAMMAL
The
largest
mammal
i
is'
the
blue
whale,
which
may
measure
more
than
100
feet
ln
length.
have
advanced
money
and
the
re
port
estimated
that
about
1,250,000
workers
would
be
neecfed
to
carry
out
the
necessary
program.
And
to
help
raise
this
army
it
advocated
advance
release
from
the
forces
of
technical
and
other
staff
for
preliminary
work
and
training
of
men
and
women
as
surveyors,
architects,
civil
engineers
and
town
planners.
UNIVERSAL
DRIVE
The
American
wapiti,
or
elk,
has
the
ears
of
a
mule,
gait
of
a
camel
and
cowlike
body.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELU,
PROP.
"A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Kates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
rbone
281
P.O.
Box
111
THURSDAY,
Hftr
is
Jurors
On
Assault
Case
Following
Is
the
list
of
iuror,
servlner'
on
th
Johnson,
charged
at
the
Sunr'
JsaulW
David
Charles
Stuart
J,
(mini
T7r,harf
lir.n
-
..wV
nan
Camcrm
James
Robert
Reynolds
Beniam,'
""Hani.:
nalonrrm
Alio.,
r,j
o-.f,
mu
cuwara
Dickl-
Louls
Amadio;
Paul
Gaudetto
George
Mathers.
Alex
s
Mitrh
William
J.
Richards,
Jacob
Mu-
ii
lem,
Henry
Hill.
Verdict
of
not
guilty
was-
return,
ed
this
afternoon
In
the
case
t.
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
of
Mel-vln
Johnson,
charged
with
..i.
cent
assault.
This
concluded
the
cMiuiuai
uucnei
ai
ine
Awlzes.
UACKS
op
iuh;s
The
largest
colony
of
pralr
dogs
ever
located
was
250
ml
long
and,
100
miles
wide
Lovely
Permanents
for
particular
ladles
by
professional
operators
at
Annette
Powell's
Beauty
Shoppe
I-'atirili'Slrret.
I'll.
Blur
917
Across
from
Post
Office)
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
Ml
.
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STREET
riUNCE
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'.'.!
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are
still
MANACLED
in
Germany
Yon
are
still
Free
to
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VICTORY
BONDS
and
get
them
released
quicker
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&
Cold
Storage
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Now
The
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;
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