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Sunday
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Canadian
Press
Is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
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publication
ol
all
news
despatches
credited
to
it
or
to
the
Associated
Press
in
this
paper
and
also
the
local
news
published
therein.
All
rights
01
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are
also
reserved.
DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
Thursday,
April
29,
1943
The
Right
Spirit
.
.
.
Tf
i
nnlik-elv
that
nnvone
will
make
a
more
important
INCAS
WERE
MINERS
"IIS
COOK'S
jOB
Some
mines
ln
Peru,
still
toeing
The
ship's
cook
in
the
U.
S.
Navy
worked,
date
back
to
the
Incas.
must
also
shine
the
ship's
bell.
PER
ASTRA
KANSAS
GREEKS
DID
IT
"To
the
Stars
Through
Dlfficul-
Sponge
diving
was
practiced
by
ties"
is
the
state
motto
of
Kansas,
the
ancient
Greeks.
CARPETS
AND
CONGOLEUMS
IN
SIOCK
back
th
e
attack
Choose
a
Fine
Rug
from
our
Large
Stock
Elio
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Next
the
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert
BUMS
KEEP
UP
ONTOP
'Cleveland
Giving
New
York
Run
for
First
Place
in
American
League
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
phlcago
'
$t.
Louis
Boston
New
York
Philadelphia
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
1
American
League
New
York
Cleveland
Washington
St.
Louis
iDetroit
'Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
'j
WINNIPEG
GETS
CUP
Close
NEW
YORK,
April
29
If
they
keep
up
the
way
they
have
been
going
so
far,
the
Brooklyn
Robins
would
appear
to
be
headed
for
another
pennant.
Beaten
only
once
in
five
starts
so
far
this
season,
the
Bums
eked
out
another
close
vie-.
tory
over
the
Phillies
yesterday.'
Five
teams
are
still
bunched
for
second
place
with
wins
balancing
losses
while
the
New
York
'Giants
are
still
In
seventh
place
with
the
luckless
Phillies
In
their
customary
basement
position.
New
York
Yankees,
after
losing
their
first
game
of
the
season
Monday,
got
revenge
yesterday
by
blanking
the
Boston
Red
Sox
although
the
Cleveland
Indians
remained
In
a
menacing
second
place
position
toy
shutting
out
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
Washington
Senators
toy
defeating
Philadelphia
Athletics,
also
by
a
shut-out,
as-
individual
contribution
to
the
success
of
the
fourth
V.ic-.sumed
thlrd
place
ahead
of
tne
st.
tory
Loan
than
that
made
by
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
Lewis
Browns
who
dropped
their
King
in
his
address
to
the
nation
trom
loronco.
ine
head
of
the
government
swept
aside
all
the
minor
issues
involved
in
the
campaign
for
$1,100,000,000
and
drove
home
to
the
hearts
of
Canadians
the
real
spirit
of
this
campaign
in
the
following
words:
"Of
one
thing
we
may
be
assured.
In
every
effort
our
fitrhtintr
men
will
not
fail
us.
Let
us
make
very
sure
we
do
not
fail
them.
Let
them
see
how
completely
their
country
is
behind
them.
For
us
at
home,
in
Canada,
it
is
not
enough
to
be
proud
of
their
achievements.
We
must
not
permit
the
pride
which
all
Canada
feels
in
their
gallant
exploits
to
blind
us
to
what
their
efforts
cost
in
human
life,
in
anguish
of
heart
and
mind.
They
are
prepared
to
give
their
all.
Let
them
see
that
we
are
prepared
to
do
the
same."
.
:
.
,
.....
...
,.:;...
.
Local
Development
.
.
.
:r;-;
Mayor
Watts'
suggestion
that,
the
business
of
war
notwithstanding,
we
might
to
good
advantage
be
think
ing
of
organization
of
industrial
development
for
the.
post-wa)
days
is
timely
enough.
We
may
reasonably
ex-,
pect
that
ship-building
niay
continue
for
a
while
after
the
waris
over
,
but
there'
can
she
no
certainty
as
to
hovy
Jong
it
may
last.
Sooner
or
-later
the
loss
of
tonnage
ilue
to
tne
war-
win
nave
oeen
mane
up
ior
ana
tnere
win
oe
a
slowing;up.
Such
natural;
resources
as
the
fisheries
and
timber
can
form,
the
basis
for
permanent
industry
at
Prince
Rupert.
Rightly
enough
His
Worship
advocates
that
now
is
the
time
when
we
might
well
be
making
plans
by
organizing
among
ourselves
along
these
lines.
The
idea,
we
might
say,
is
not
a
new
one
as
far
as
the
mayor
himself
is
concerned.
game
to
Detroit
Tigers.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Chicago
4,
St.
Louis
0.
Brooklyn
4,:
Philadelphia
3.
Boston
3,.
New
York
2.
Cincinnati
3,
Pittsburg
1.
American
League
Detroit
4,
St.
Louis
2.
Washington
3,
St.
Louis
2.
New
York
5,
Boston
0.-
Cleveland
2,
Chicago
0.
The
league
standings:
National
League
.800
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
;.400
.250
.800.
1
.571
.500'
'.500'
.3-JS
33
200
Capital
City
Captures
Memorial
Cup
For
Junior
Hockey
Championship
LETTERBOX
CHIDES
VANCOUVER
SUN
Editor,
Dally
News
In
the
issue
of
March
20
the
Vancouver
Sun
published
in
"What's
Your
Opinion
Column?"
a
letter
headed
"No
Road
Policy"
to
which
my
name
was
appended.
In
reeard
to
this
letter
I
wish
to
say
that
it
was
not
my
letter
in,
whole
or
part.
jj.j,
.
I
did,
however,
write
a
letter
to
the
Vancouver
Siirr'in
or
about
March
14
for
publication
entitled
"Progress
in
Reverse
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands"
In
which
I
treated
on
the
road
policy
as
it
effects
us.
I
quite
realize
and
I
grant
that
a
publisher
has
the
right
to
refrain
from
publishing
any
letter
that
words
is
not
permissible
Briefs
From
Britain
A
canteen
donated
by
the
order
of
the
Eastern
Star,
Toronto,
has
been
turned
over
to
the
Port
of,
London
authority.
Officers
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
Air
Force
have
added
another
job
to
their
long
list
interrogat
ing
air
crews
after
a
raid.
The
British
Ministry
of
Food
has
ruled
that
in
the
future
about
one-tenth
of
the
weekly
meat
ration
must
consist
of
canned
coined
meat.
An
aggregate
34,000
working
days
were
lost
in
Britain
during
February
as
result
of
disputes
involving
contains
in
any
part
material
or
,
stoppages
of
work,
wording
that
the
publisher
does'
not
think
fit.
But
to
add
or
delete
TV
a
Vrrr
Vina
o
nnrAUorl
o
rr-l
f
much
ment
of
Venerable
Edmund
Mor-
less
recondition
a
letter
that
gan,
Archdeacon
of
Winchester
and
someone
has
taken
the
responsl-
Canon
of
Winchester
Cathedral,
to
billty
of
signing
as'
I
had
done
to
the
Suffragan
Bishopric
of
South-thls
letter.
,
ampton.
If
the
Vancouver
Sun
had
wish-
1
,
ed
,to
muzzle
my
letter
they
would)
Petty
Officer
Edward
Penny,
who
have
done
me
a
favor
by
not
-print-
gained
refuge
in
the
Vatican
after
ing
such
Incomplete
'and)
inacciir-
escaping
from
an
Italian
prison
ate
statements
and
signing
my.
camp,
has
been
awarded
the
Brl-
narae
to
mem.
;
MW'iN'.
'
.z,115"
janpirr
Meaai..
t
In
closing
I
would--suggest.1.
that!
,
'
the
'
Vancouver
Sun,
f6r'!ffuiure.wA;
horse
running
away'fwlti
a
guidance,
"study
sectXoh
466,
subsections
1,
2,
3
and
4,
Chapter
146
of
the
Criminal
Code.
I
hope
that
this
letter
will
not
encroach
too
much
upon
your
I
space
and
I
and
my
friends
hope
iyou
will
do
us
the
favor
of
print-
ing
It.
I
F.
J.
DUNROE.
Port
Clements.
,,
HOUSEWIVES
BACK
LOAN
Editor,.
Dally
News:'
Th'ej
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
'Housewives'
League,
takes
this
opportunity
to
endorse
the
Victory
Loah
drive.
Being,
a
newly-formed
organization
locally,
we
are
unable
to
support
the
drjve
financially
,
victory
of
Democracy
over
Fas
milk
-wagon
In
Chelmsford,
England,
stopped
dead
on
reaching
the
main
street
traffic
lights.
They
had
just
turned
red.
,a4i
uiipwimii,
(juf'uuiis
ami
umj
,
Bonds
are
necessary
if
we
are
WINNIPEG,
April
29-Winnipeg
,
limited
types
propositions
are
open
to
defeat
the
Axls
Beer
h
neces.
Rangers
defeated
Ottawa
Com-
10
inem-
11
ls
compulsory
ior
an
sary
to
mamtahv
the
morale
of
our
The
local
reserve
regiment
again
made
a
good
show-
mandos
6
t0
3
last
night
to
win
ing
in
the
great
Victory
Loah
parade
on
Sunday.
The
the
Memorial
cup,
emblematic
of
men
ot
the
reserve
have
been
busy,
we
might
say,
ever
since
its
formation
last
January
getting
trained
in
types
of
fighting
methods
other
than
marching.
Unostentatiously,
they
have
been
making
splendid
progress.
The
ceremonial
side
as
far
as
the
unit
is
concerned
has
been
practically
disregarded
as
well
it
might
be.
However,
with
military
units
marching
and
ceremonial
are
admittedly
popular
and
diverting
and
they
have
their
effect
in
maintaining
enthusiasm,
morale
and
esprit
de
corps.
It
has
been
suggested
that
a
band
might
be
'formed
in
connection
with
the
local
unit.
The
suggestion
has
been
made,
and
would
seem
to
have
much
to
recommend
it,
that
the
present
unusued
equipment
of
the
inactive
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
might
be
obtained
for
a
regi
mental
band,
the
nucleus
of
which
might
be
some
of
the
former
members
of
the
Boys'
Band
who
are
now
in
the
reserve.
And,
after
all,
what
is
a
regiment
without
a
band?
i
:
cism
'is
of
vital
lraportance;'td
'
us
as
women,
wives
and
mothers.
Of
Canada's
watrworkfotal
ling
1,050.000,
225..000
''are,
"women.
A
Grimsby,
England,
girl
who
re
fused
to
comply
with
a
medical
officer's
notice
to
undergo
treatment
for
a
social
disease
was
sent
to
prison
for
three
months
under
defence
regulations.
Radio
Officer
W.
H.
Hancock
of
Iianely,
Wales,
still
lived
to
tell
his
story
after
being
torpedoed
twice
in
th:e
days
and
spending
28
days
in
an
open
boat
before
being
picked
up
and
landed
on
the
West
African
coast.
Capt.'
Richard
Critchley,
younger
of
our
husbands
and
gtilldbeafing
machines.
Working
women,
remember
that
Women
are
slowjyj
.forging
ahead
fascim
deprives
you
of
the
rights
and
we
aritlcipalje&he
day
when
you
have
won
in
bitter
struggle
we
wijl
stand
shoulder
to
shoulder
and
denies
you
the
right
to
inde-
wlth
men
and
enjoy
equal
rights
pendant
work'
in
all
sphere
of
economic,
social,
Such
slogans
as
..No
beer
no
and.
political
life.
bonds"
only
give
comfort
and
sat-
Under
fascisrwpme'n
are
con-
jsfactlon
to
Hitler
and
Hirohito
sidered
fit
onlyYorthe
well
known
and
are
work
of
fifth
columnists
trinity
:df
.
"Kitchen,
Church,
Chil-
at
home
to
confuse
the
people
and
dren."
Women
are
dismissed
from
undermine
Canada's
war
efforts.
unmarried
women
unaer
ana
workers
but
they
are
separate
is-for
all
women
wishing
to
obtain
Ues.
Let
us
rea,lze
thls
and
flrst
the
world's
junior
hockey
cham-
general
employment
to
put
m
a
and
foremost
give
our
support
to
pionshlp.
The
series
went
to
four
yr
of
labor
service
on
farms
tne
victory
Loan
drive
and
"Back
games
for
Winnipeg
and
two
for
r
ln
households.
the
Attack."
Ottawa.
I
We
would
become
the
servants
i
ROSE
STANLEY,
Secretary.
'
THE
''
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
speaks
to
its
Depositors
JjXDR
Canada's
fighting
sons
the
ordeal
of
offensive
battle
nears
"This
year",
the
Prime
Minister
has
said,
"all
of
our
forces
will
be
engaged,"
When
the
hour
strikes,
ample
armour,
modern
machines,
munitions,
equipment
and
food
must
be
theirs
in
plenty
with
assurance
of
unending
supply-
to
help
preserve
their
own
lives
as
well
as'tp
overwhelm
the
enemy.
Money
is
needed
for
these
purposes;
much
money;
more
money
than
Canada
has
ever
asked
before
money
without
stint.
In
the
"FOURTH
VICTORY
LOAN
campaign,
Canada
is
asking
her
citizens
for
at
least
f
i,ico,ooo,ood.
The.JKqyal
Bank
of
Canada,
as
a
patriotic
duty
and
opportunity,
suggests
to
all
its
depositors
that
they
buy
the
New
VICTORY
BONDS,
withdrawing
from
their
bank
accounts
to
do
so,
straining
for
the
very
largest
investment
that
their
circumstances
will
permit.
VICTORY
BONDS
are
this
Country's
finest
security
i
brother
of
Air
Commodore
A.
C.
1
Critchley
of
Calgary
and
former
j
Joint
director
of
racing
on
British
tracks,
has
been
appointed
colonel-in-command
of
his
.regiment,
Pro-byn's
orse.
Neil
Coleman,
19-year
bid
Manchester
England
Junior
radio
officer,
grabbed
two
dangling
wires
when
his
ship
was
torpedoed
and
completed
a
circuit
which
permitted
an
SOS
to
be
flashed.
He
received
the
M.B.E.
Margaret
Cangley,
M
erchant
Navy
stewardess,
twice
torpedoed
In
the
Atlantic,
received
the
British
Empire
Medal
(Civil
Dlvisioni
at
a
recent
investiture
at
Buckingham
Palace.
She
comes
from
Tipperary,
Ireland.
B:ltlsh
University
undergraduates,
and
technical
college
students
may
revert
to
kindergarten
days
to
do
their
lessons.
An
acute
shortage
of
exercise
books
has
caused
the
Board
of
Education
to
encourage
the
use
of
slates
and
pencil.
Off
a
R.
E.
Phone
88
are
but
both
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