PAGE
TWO
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS
rRINCE
KUPERT,
BHITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limltei,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
EDITORIAL
Tuesday,
MUy
11,
1943
Hitler
Changes
His
Tune
It
must
have
been
a
cheerless
day
in
Germany
yesterday
what
with
the
tune
the
Nazi
propadanda
machine
was
playing.
Herr
Goebbels
has
certainly
been
changing
his
line
of
late.
Summer
is
almost
here
and
the
big.
campaign
season
is
impending
but
no
longer
do
we
hear
the
blatant
boasts
such
as
permeated
the
atmosphere
in
1940
and
1941
and
to
less
degree
in
1942.
Now
Hitler
talks
of
how
much
worse
it
might
have
been
and
the
only
com-(
ment
he
has
to
make
about
the
Russian
campaign
is
that
no
other
army
than
his
could
even
have
withstood
the.
'Ked
assault
to
say
nothing
of
overcoming
it.
So
that
is
the
spirit
in
which
the
Nazis
enter
the
summer.
No
longer
do
they
talk
of
when
they
are
going
to
be
in
Moscow
or
in
London.
Indeed,
they
can
talk
only
in
defensive
terms
now.
Significant
is
the
latest
statement
of
the
Fascist
mouthpiece,
Franco
of
Spain,
that
neither
side
in
the
war
can
hope
to
defeat
the
other
which
remark
includes
Germany.
Thus
our
enemy
himself
admits
that
the
tide
has
turned
against
him.
CARPETS
AND
CONGOLEUMS
BCV
BACK
THE
ATTACK
IN
S10CK
Choose
a
Fine
Rug
from
our
Lare
Stock
Elio
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Next
the
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert
Recruiting
Of
Naval
Women
Third
Officer
Dorothy
McQueen
To
be
Here
Soon
To
meet
applicants
for
enlistment
in
the
women's
division
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
Third
Officer
Dorothy
McQueen
of
the
Women's
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Service
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
within
the
next
two
weeks.
The
Wrens
need
physically
fit
women
of
good
character
between
the
ages
of
18
and
45,
with
a
limit
of
49
for
stewards
and
55
for
cooks.
Stewards
and
cooks
are
needed
at
present,
in
addition
to
laundresses,'
librarians,
meteorologists,
sailmakers,
sick
berth
attendants,
hairdressers,
tail-oresses
and
many
other
categories.
Medical
papers
of
successful
applicants
-will
be
completed
while
Third
Officer
McQueen
is
In
Prince
Rupert.
DAMAGE
TO
SKI
CLUB
Vandalism
Has
Spread
to
Mount
Oldfield,
it
is
Reported
Vandalism
has
spread
to
'Mount
Oldfield
vandalism
as
stupid
as
it
Is
wilful.
Corduroy
logs
along
the
trail
have
been
torn
up.
The
Mount
Oldfield
Ski
Club
cabin
has
had
the
windows
broken
and
the
frames
removed.
A
stove
ln
the
upper
storey
was
pitched
down
the
ladder
on
to
the
main
floor.
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
D.C
BJL
Chiropractor
Wallace
Block
Phonr
S4(
J.
L
Curry
(Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Westholme
Rooms
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY
MAY
LOCAL
MEN
RECOGNIZED
Vancouver
Man
Gets
Second
Award
for
Hk
Ufe-Saving
Efforts
awarded
a
bronze
bar
to
his
earlier
award
in
citations
of
the
assocla
tion
for
heroic
deeds.
Sport
Chat
f"Has
taster
banquet
George
Seymour
Lyon.
"Grand
Old
Man"
of
Canadian
golf,
died
five
years
ago
yesterday
at
the
age
of
79.
Thirty-four
years
previously
when
golf
was
in
Its
infancy
In
Canada,
Lyon
won
international
knnnra
of
lh
fit
T.nllLS
World's
I
HAMILTON.
On
U.
May
n
v
.
,
ht
times
Canadian
Already
holder
of
the
Royal
Can-
j
ama'teur
cnampkm
and
won
the
adian
Humane
Association's
bronze
Nonh
AmerIcan
senlor
tlUe
foru
mortal
fnr
nrpfiavinc.
ueuise
n.
Burrows
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
is
times.
I
Left
Grove,
then
wii-h
Baltimore
in
the
International
Basc-
Unii
Toaoiin
ot
Tnrnntn
Manle
uau
&-,
-
1
I
The
bar
goes
to
Mr.
Burrows
in
Lpafs
dQwn
wUh
three
hits
recognition
of
his
attempt
to
res-
i
b,anked
them
UQ
at
Tor0nto
21
cue
a
boy
from
drowning
in
K'
years
ago
today.
Three
years
later
snano
root,
jan;
1925)
Lefty
went
-,,v
to
vw
Philadelphia
---
rescues
and
attempted
rescues
vorite
in
the
betting,
blasted
Tony
from
drowning.
Recipients
ana
places
of
the
Incidents
follow:
Lloyd
Edward
Rodway
and
Muriel
Lorence
.Radcllffe.
Winnipeg,
Man.,
for
assisting
In
rescue
ln
the
Red
River,
Aug.
19,
1942.
Yvonne
Poitras,
Courtenay,
B.C.,
for
rescue
in
the-Courtenay
River,
June
22,
1942.
AC1
R.
W.
Charman,
Sidney,
B.C.,
for
attempt
at
rescue
in
Elk
Lake,
B.C.,
June
29,
1942.
Mrs.
Hilda
Rice
and
Robert
Rice,
Noway
Island,
B.C.
for
rescues
at
Saltsprlng
Island,
B.C.,
July
20,
1942.
Sgt.
M.
Zuest,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
for
rescue
off
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
July
26,
1942.
Cpl.
Norman
Rotman,
Actg.
Cpl.
P.
"K.
Claxton,
and
LAC.
L.
M.
Greenwell,
all
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
for
attempted
rescue
ln
Wll-
1UW
Vyi
trtTft,
DAs.,
alUiy
O,
Bdr.
K.
M.
A.
Newcomb,
Richmond,
B.C.,
for
rescue
in
the
Fraser
River,
Sept.
3,
1942.
Dudley
Walklns-Baker,
for
rescue
in
Horseshoe
Bay,
B.C.,
Aug.
7,
,1942.
terrifically
in
the
first
round
but
Canzoneri
fought
back
to
win
the
unanimous
verdict
in
the
10
rounds.
McLarnin
was
welterweight
champion
in
1934
and
1935.
Almost
Entire
Population
Attends
With
Visitors
as
Well
KITKATLA,
May
11
A
banquet
was
held
on
the
evening
of
Easter
Sunday
In
the
Kltkatla
village
hall,
sponsored
by
the
Kltkatla
celebration
committee.
The
dinner
wo
attended
by
almost
the
entfre
Kltkatla
population
and
by
visitors
from
Hartley
Bay,
Naas
River,
Port
Simpson,
and
Massett,
Before
and
after
the
dinner
speeches
of
appreciation
and
wel
come
were
given
by
Chief
E,
H
Gamble,
Henry
Brown,
vice-chair
man
of
the
committee,
and
Joseph
Innes,
councillor,
visiting
speakers
M-orn
TrtVin
Tolf
Pmt
Cimncnn
PI
t
.
V
.
V
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,
&
W
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...
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.
.
,
..
rour
times
tnrcugn
a
noie
i
uiC
.
$109,000
and
John
Ath,et,cs
for
a
reported
Gosnell,
Naas
River,
I
Ice.
suffering
painful
lacerations
ajjd
ln
1931
was
traded
to
Boston
Freeman,.
Vancouver.
j
of
legs,
arms
and
face
in
the
ef-iRedSox
Rufus
Innes
and
Jonn
fort.
In
the
fourtn
auempi
uc
.
.
....
a
a
l
j
brought
up-the
body
dui
enorw
at
jimmy
McLarnin
was
outpoint-
Brown,
organist.
Brown
i
sang
a
duet,
accompanied
by
Henry
resuscitation
were
unavailing.
ed
by
Tony
Canzoneri
in
New
Yorkr
Following
the
banquet
a
service
Awaras
oi
me
assocmuuu
i-
'seven
years
ago
saiuraay
wnen
ine
,
was
neia
in
tsi.
Meier
s
unurcn,
un
eluded
parchment
certificates
to
Vancouver
boy
essayed
the
light-der
the
leadership
of
James
Ferris
12
other
western
people
all
for
weight
championship.
Jimmy,
fa
Following
Scripture
readings
the
choir,
under
the
direction
of
Henry
Brown,
sang
an
Easter
Cantata,
"The
Immortality."
The
service
closed
with
the
National
Anthem
and
a
brief
prayer
by
Pastor
William
Ridley.
ATTENTION
LADIES!
Si
Violet
Mah,
always
alert,
and
ever
on
the
search
for
new
techniques
to
make
you
lovelier,
has
returned
from,
a
tour
of
the
east
with
the
latest
trends
ln
Victory
Coiffures,
Hair
Shaping,
Permanent
Waving,
Manicuring
as
well
as
many
other
phases
of
modern
beauty
culture.
Of
course,
you
will
want
to
know
what
is
new
.
.
and
you
will
want
to
avail
yourself
of
the
opportunity
for
up-to-the-minute
beauty
services.
Why
not
call
today
for
consulatlon?
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