PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
is
Very
good
reason
to
suppose
that
this
may
hot
be
"?
'
Gillette
Jm
Mutual
Benefit
Health
and
Accident
Association
Bee
JOHN
L.
WHIOHT
Bpeclal
Representative
Phone
741
Pioneer
Rooms
TERRACE
When
you
think
of
Terrace,
you
think
of
a
vacation
as
it
is
one
of
the
beauty
spots
of
the
North,
with
Its
grand
Lakelse
Lake
vhlch
needs
no
Introduction,
for
It
Is
known
far
and
wide
for
its
hot
springs,
its
scenic
beauty
and
its
friendliness.
Just
the
spot
ydu've
been
looking
for
for
that
fishing
trip
or
a
nice
quiet
rest!
There
are
boats
to
rent
and
a
few
cabins
available
and
Mr.
Brookes
of
the
kena
Motor
Transport
will
be.
bnly
too
glad
to
assist
you
ln
any
way
to
make
your
trip
an
enjoyable
one.
Special
Week-end
Rales
for
Groups
of
Fifteen
and
Over.
$1.0
Each
Rctiirn.
Baggage
Free
Write,
for
reservations
and
we
will
meet
Saturday
flight's
train
and
take
you
to
the
lake
and
return
you
in
lime
for
Sunday
night's
train.
The
Best
in
Transportation
for
Less
Comfortable
Roadmaster
Bulck
Taxi,
Twehti'-one
Passenger
Bui.
Tnlcklng
and
Transfer
of
all
kinds.
SKEENA
MOTOR
TRANSPORT
P.O.
Box
101
Terrare,
B.C.
burn
wodb
For
Summer
Dry
Blabwood,
cord
$10.00
Dry
Jackplne,
cord
$12.50
HYDE
TRANSFER
Phone
580
the
end
of
these
operations.
We
should
soon
knowiprom,
probably
win
go
to
th-
blitz
of
Britain
last
night
with
the
German
"mya-;"
tIffiil':"B
ort
it-xy
piane
is
iiuoLiier.
Saskatchewan
Ulclpatlon
The
C.C.F.
has
won
Saskatchewan,
the
almost
trade.
traditionally
Liberal
province,
arid
its
victoiy
is
not
iv
i
tl?
n?-
o
n
T..L.
in
inu
pig
o-uunie
tuue
Lather
SHAVING
CREAM,
food
bf
IU
world
I
1
feeding
inptir
fa
lhay
k
B
ttwfort,
lf
mA
rt
ol
mi
j
1
1
1
,.i
M&r
j
m
success
of
Pensive
as
a
nllieent
advertisement
mag
of
heavy
post-war
Workroom
To
Remain
Open
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
local
Rd
Crr.,,
executive
It
was
decided
to
keep
the
wotkroom
open
during
the
sum
mer
months
There
Is
always
a
(demand
for
knitted
goods
and
there
will
be
an
increased
call
for
hospital
"supplies
as
the
fighting
In
France
develops.
Tne
Red
"Cross
passed
a
resD-iution
endorsing
the
movement
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Union
Board
of
Health
urging
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
to
tike
Immediate
steps
to
give
proper
medical
attention
and
hospitalization
to
natives
suffering
from
tuberculosis
and
venereal
disease.
I
A
summary
of
Junior
Rd
Cross
work
at
the
Booth
Mem-'
orlal
School
was
submitted
by'
Rev.
E.
W.
Scott.
The
sum
of
$83
I
had
been
raised,
eatnes
and
sun-
plies
sent
to
the
Crippled
Children's
Hospital
and
knitted
soods
and
children's
garments
made
for
distribution
through
the
senior
branch
THE
REX
GAFE
Now
Open
for
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
3
p.m.
to
i
a.m.
2nd
Avenue
(Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
173
PIONKKKS'
HOME
(continued
from
page
1)
THE
DAILY
NEWS
a
new
building,
deciding
to
In
vite
the
co-operatloh
of
organ
Dations
In
raising
the
balance
Prince
Rupert
soever
fans
will
'it
had
been
felt
deslrtrttfe
thn'
have
a
rhanee
to
?:1vp
their
tungx
no
aW
should
be
sought
from
a
workout
tonittht
at
the
Acrooo-
the
provincial
government
MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
HW
fleM
when
Navy
in-
that
the
home
might
be
kept
The
Canadian
Press
is
exclusively
entitled
In
use
for
publlra-
tan(fle'wlt,
a
entirely
under
civic
control
wui.
"
--
The
field
Is
salQ
to
be
th
ei-
tnt
miserable
premkes
now
hus
,
.....
"lent
WndltKJh,
and
the
afne
is
rng
the
old
men.
She
admitted
DAILY
EDITION
nsgggnL
Friday,
June
,B
16,
1944
Qpen
tQ
publlc
Bleachers
prime
responsibility
for
the
city
'
:
jhave
been
MttelWed
to
aHm-
making
the
appeal
to
the
publlf
.
.
-
modate
a
much
larger
crowd
Mentioning
how
In
the
present
KnmhinfT
fit
Innnn
than
formerly.
quarters
the
men
beds
were
DUIIlUlIlg
UI
JuJJtlll
...
langert
around
a
large
room
with
.
I
-
"
(the
eating
table
In
the
centre,
The
most
deadly
,ni
long-MUge
,i
bombers
yet
i
used
i
in
.
lBn
arrangement
which
was
modern
warfare
have
been
brought
to
bear
on
Japan,
Q
-
..
x
fl
J.
rathPr
rtm
ln
caSM
of
dea,h
important
cities
of
which
were
attacked
with
effec-
ODOTl
Lflflt
StatKw
n
dbfeThit
tively
damaging
results
by
the
new
H-29
super-fort-
'
(there
should
be
sitting
room,
resses
based
on
the
China-Incjia-Hurma
sector.
After
iJ
SSSSSt
"
teon
hsof
preparatoiT
opeimions
,
M
defW
me
Nipponese
nomeianu
nave
cum
neiiwu
ami
mcic
-
Mrs.
Arnold,
"that
anything
breeders
are
a
keeping
.......
"
I
o
"
1.
1
1
t
hU
eye.
The
coit,
mgn
5
luu
Kvmi
I
ui
ur3v
uiu
inrii.
Many
of
them
have
spent
the
best
years
of
their
lives
In
just
how
well
Japan
is
prepared
for
this
sort
of
thing
pt
for
this
Wue-ribbon
classic
dl
U,V
tournt'r;
J
able
to
combat
or
survive
it
16nfr.
ol
this
fear's
Kentucky
Derby
We
may
well
feel
satisfied
with
this
latest
de,-
'Just
aiter
the
war
began
Lord
volnntnonf
ni
flm
Tint
fin
rf
cause
to
kite
Worthy
one
are
now
housed
are
nothing
!
f
a
disgrace.
'It
U
our
duty
to
do
all
we
can
to
look
,
after
them
and,
ln
my
opinion.
ttm
thejr
ihould
get
the
best
there
mitniJiiitsa.ciwuuiuisiiiiiii.
v
wu.
4
hum
mt
uiwvuwfiuii!
si
the
course
of
which
some
way
and
means
of
raising
funds
When
Mrs.
G.
W.
Green
of
were
discussed,
It
was
decided
tr
Women
Will
Follow
Army
in
.Merry
in
Liberated
Countries
By
ADKLAIDR
kfcim
Associated
ITesa
Writer
LONDON,
June
16
A
picked
army
of
women
trnm
34
United
Nations
Is
being
trained
in
London
for
one
of
the
greatest
war
jobs
women
have
ever
tackled
neallng
millions
of
wounded
hearts
and
bodies
which
are
the
cruel
aftermath
of
war.
Ihese
trained
women
will
move
onto
the
continent
on
the
heels
of
the
liberating
armies
and
so
to
work.
Their
Job
will
be
to
fight
every
kind
of.
want,
from
lack
of
M4
and
shelter
to
need
of
human
kindness.
Fourteen
hundred
already
have
finished
a
tough
course
based
on
England's
war
experl
nice
In
feeding,
clothing,
hous
mg,
health,
emergency
relief,
civil
defence,
employment,
edit
ration
and
rehabilitation.
They
have
had
practical
training
in
emergency
kitchens,
cleansing
stations,
clothing
depots,
hos,-
seems
a
very
ipxais,
cimics,
clubs,
nurseries
:
and
canteens.
The
work
the
...wu
uwv,
Ui
.
tMv
Wnicn
never
naa
won
a
-
-
i.r;
":
'
mmrtant
to
the
hlitntv
of
from
us.
Conceivably,
it
might
imply
some
sequel
ggju,
warren
wjm
.i
towlr!!ffi
armies.
SuSfofSS!
is,
after
all,
oUr
"direct
war
theatre
and,
we
would
do
jK
am"
fe!Lm?lSWlJSS,
V
..n
j-k
i.v,
:
ttiivb
niirh
Dmit
u
h
v
.
position
of
being
booted
around
atlng
Chinese
women,
traditionally
wcu
lu
iccp
Liiut
in
mum.
:o,TViVK
,i-V,
tri
Z
one
secUon
appears
to
be
vnltlnK
conditions
In
the
present
!
CAPACITY
TOR
(1WI
NTV
MKN
I
Aid.
Hills
mentioned
that.
whereas
Ihe
pretnt
home
housed
nine
men.
It
was
planned
'
that
the
new
one
should
tak
caie
of
some
twenty
Mrs.
C
E.
Cullln.
tnqulrl
;
what
might
be
done
about
oh;
ladles,
was
tnld
that
that
wa
,
unimpressive.
Nor
is
it
insignificant.
There
is
no
use
'222
15th
st
Lethbridge,
Aita
.
:umze
for
a
campaign
t.Mimethmg
ijhtch
the
nntt!M
j
jAniri,,,
vi,i-li
jn7,,,i'n.
Ur
-v,
0Den5
the
next
letter
from
her
finance
early
building
of
a
ne
had
tint
been
unmindful
:
i
denying
Or
Wishfully
endeavouring
to
talk
away
n,o
the
hihilid
ll
find
enclosed
the
home,
It
ttng
deemed
that
im-.
when
considering
plans
,
ffect
that
this
is
a
veiy
definite
indication
Ol
political
autograph
of
Matt
Busby,
cap-
mediate
action
was
es$enUal
1r
Mention
was
mad
of
the
ex
fWihil
Wo
tmvo
VioH
crmt
ciifrfMnnc
olrtno-
tin's
lino,
tain
of
Scotland's
.International
j
view
of
the
present
exlSUhg
con
rellent
work
that
was
being
Uone
i
j
i
Ti
'
HbT
-
o,
Tlfootball
team.
"My
wife
sure
dltlons.
iunder
difficult
conditions
b
already
but
the
voice
of
Saskatchewan
IS
the
mostjWiU
be
glad
to
get
It,"
said
the
One
suggestion
was
made
that
tanlev
calder
In
charge
o
the
emphatic
proof
yet
of
the
success
that
is
crowning
husband,
a
petty
officer
In
theia
night
or
two's
take
at
the
present
home
(.,riJ
vmLI!:,
nnn,:
rruf
,t,rfl,T.'Canadian
Navy.
"She
was
born
forthcoming
civic
centre
carnival
I
The
first
subscription
to
be
this
twelve-year
Socialistic
whether
campaign.
That,
at
Dumfries
'and
u
proud
of
might
go
to
the
fund
Mr
the
Wived
by
the
commute
or
not
we
may
like
it,
is
the
fact.
(being
Scottish."
Green
gathered
(Old
Men's
Home
but
this
did
a
check
for
$50
from
Aid.
A.
Those
who
are
opposed
to
the
rise
of
Socialism
!the
au?phs
on
ot
a
ft?7
fem
to
meet
1th
much!n,A
,
,,..
,
.
ri,
,.
,.
..
,,
,
.-
of
Canadian
naval
men
taken
favor.
!
The
next
meeting
of
the
rnrn
ram
WOUld
do
well
to
accept
a
realistic
Situation
and,
If
Iby
Uie
British
Council
to
a
The
advisability
of
apprlsln-
,;alKn
tommltlee
will
be
he..
they
feel
it
necessary
or
desirable
to
combat
the
major
league
football
gamp
the
public
of
the
present
re
Wednesday
night
,1
cfof.
-w,fi,Jv,
kv,
Jf
during
a
brief
stay
ashore.
The
"J"uilv,r.
."5
BU,"fVHVB
"
1
.
met
Busby,
a
sergeant
Instruc
That
IS
thp
practically
political
way
Of
looking
at
it
tor
In
the
British
Army,
on
.
vithout
discussing
the
merits
one
way
or
vthe
other.
Y511,
t0
the
LjTerp?Sl
c,ub'
.
after
the
,
.dressing
room
.i
-ten?
i
i
i
u
if
i
u
ai
game
at
this
time.
If
Canada
is
not
to
be
engulfed
by
the.
The
council,
which
weicom
rising
tide
of
Socialism
it
is
about
time
a
start
was
(Canadian
sailors
to
uniL
h
made
in
building
the
dikes
along
obvious
lines
,
iSSlnleJrSr0
.
.
As
for
the
C.C.F.,
who
can
blame
them
for
being
-
adians
to
meet
top-ranking,
verv
well
satisfied
at
the
result
in
Saskatchewan?
soceer
p13?"5
and
exchange
OJo
More
Cream
For
Your
Money
viewi.
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ellicient
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FOUNTAIN
I'KNB
Bcsner
Block,
3rd
Street
Phone
234
i
more
secluded
than
their
west:
em
sisters,
are
doing
tougher
war
Jobs
than
the
women
of
the
western
hemisphere.
Some
are
fighting
ln
the
army,
where
several
generate
accepted
them
as
volunteers.
They
wear
the
same
clothes
nnd
draw
the
same
pay
as
men
a
private
geu
u,i
fourteen
Hundred
Now
Trained
'nrn,i,,tPiv
on
.Inli.ir
n
month
i
ngiami
l
or
norn
oi
tR
.
lhm
Wohlch
WU1
range
from
teen
age
rlrh
r'li'l:
to
Illiterate
old
peasant
women
have
seen
some
hot
fighting
but
the
majority
do
Hon
com
bat
work
such
as
nursing
ar.J
stretcher
bearing.
A
number
of
Chinese
nurs.i
are
assigned
to
''hospitals
ifti
inuleback"
-hospitals
which
ca
'
p5ck
up
frolh
hue
camouflapfU
i
peasant
hut
to
another
as
fight
1
Ing
pnnreses.
Tlley
haV1
j
move
qulckljr
from
nrie
baltlc
.scene
to
tiholller
hhd
tirey
rtnl
le
able
to
wnrk
wlthriut
slee.i
for
hours
bh
elid.
These
nurse
,
aie
under
the
supervfslnn
ol
the
Clilnese
Red
Cross
Medlcat
Relief
Corps.
I'.HAVK
IN
RUSSIA
Russian
women
surgeons
have
been
amine
with
the
gUerrilla.s
ln
the
toughest
fighting
of
the
Russian
campaign.
They
travel
with
the
troops,
setting
up
their
hospitals
In
swamps
or
forests.
Sometimes
they
work
under
primitive
condition
They
operate
with
rn
knlve
disinfected
ln
the
flame
of
n
bonfire,
and
sew
up
wounds
t,
tne
iignt
of
home-made
candle
It
is
not
a
Very
fh
state
o
,
pton
o
do
will
be
virtually
af
lhrtrJMrk
h
8aved
thoUsan(,
The
new
bombers
Used
against
Japan
are
but
n,
"1
.
oak?
wmneV
Pennv
doing"
declared
Oeorge
Stanton
L)me
was
streSIecl.
of
Uvea.
French
women
are
also
doln-a
dangerous
lob
In
cartntr
f
,
the
wounded.
About
20
of
them
are
attached
to
Frenrh
troops
at
the
Italian
front,
se.
.
Ing
as
nurses.
Advertise
in
Tnt
Daily
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