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Wednesday,
June
7,
1044
Invasion
of
Western
Europe
.
.
.
ine
major
stake
m
this
great
war
has
been
cast
in
the
ni'assive
Allied
invasion
by
laicl
arid
air
forces,
of
western
Eur6e.
Thfs
is
the
battle,
long
and
hard
OQ
if
inntr
umfT
...Ml
Ij.-
tk'J,
X
.Ilil.U
H,
may
v
cil
uc,
WU1111
Will
ill
lilt;
UlUIIiaiU
tll'CUltt
the
war.
N6v
it
has
comrnenc6d,
we
Mist
be
prepared
to
steel
bin'selVes
for
hard
struggle
whicn
we
all
hope
will"
be
crowned
with
a
speedy
victory
but
which
we
may
realistically
expect
may
have
its
reverses
and
its
disappointments
before
the
final
happy
issue
has
been
reached.
Meanwhile,
we
may
feel
heartened
that
the
initial
mighty
landings,
constituting
as
enormous
a
military
undertaking
as
the
world
has
ever
seen,
have
teen
so
successfully
achieved.
Things
so
faf,
appear
to
be
going
more
than
well
for
our
side.
Local
History
Is
Real
Value
.
.
.
Local
history
has
a
real
commercial
valfre
as
well
as
an
esthetic
one.
The
romantic
fn6ideh'ts
of
the
past
add
to
the
interest,
that.
features
offer.
In
(he
modern
big
business
of
totfr-ist
travel
the
worth
of
history
is
appreciated.
Governments
and
public
'bodies
feature
in
their
allure
for
the
travel
trade
spots
where
colorful
happenings
have
occurred
and
where
persons
of
distinction
have
lived
and
worked.
The
Historic
Sites
and
Monuments
Board
of
Canada
has
marked'
scores
of
points
of
national
interest
across
the
Dominion.
The
Provincial
Government,
working
in
co-oneratioh
with
the
B.C.
Historical
Association,
ha's
added
immensely
to
the
glamour
of
a
number
of
British
Columbia'
Realities
py
similar
plaques
and
memorials
of
the
past.
There
are
even
great
fundamental
valu6s
to
be
realized
from
an
appreciation
6f
history
than
the
more
commercialized
Exploitation
of
the
tourist
-trade.
No
country
can
develop
a
pride
of
race,
a
love
of
country
or
a
co-ordinated
and
articulate
public
spirit
in
the
absence
of
a
knowledge
of
the
inspirational
and
heroic
accomplishments
of
the
past.
His-torv
is
the
background
of
citizenship
In
,
-
-
-
it
1
1
j
j
i
mi
i
II
i
Kriii
i
Tin
lnmriTiniif
tu
11.
A.
McKelvie,
president
of
the
B.C.
Historical
Association,
pointing
out
that
w6,
in
Priric6
ftutieft
and
in
this
arta,
have
a
history
that
is
well
worth
preserving.
It
is
a
definite
asset.
Vancouver
maintains-
its
own
archives
depart-ment;
Kamloops
has
bo6n
industrious
in
collecting
dafci
of
its
pastUhe
Okanagan
Valley
has
an
acti'ce
historical
organiza
ion
that
has
done
mafmificent
r-
,
f,mn,ovs
an
fnstorian-
to
rxather
ma
terial
of
early
davs
in
that
locality.
It
is
tirnfr
that
Prince
Ruhort
did
wmwi,!
mul
n..
I
n'i
v
'""
1
unco
iiunerr.
xt
,
,
.
SZi-11
t0
8nonsor
ist
sUcJi
an
organization
as
far
as
possible.
J.
L.
CURRY
(Late
of
Yukon)
CHIROPRACTOR
Smith
Block.
Green
995
Atlas
Boiler
Works
Electric,
Oxygen,
Acetylene
Welding,
Blacksmith,
General
Repair.
Phone
Red
884
Have
You
Ordered
Next
Winter's
Coal
Yet?
If
Not,
Do
It
Today!
rlACfc
YOM
ORDGR
TOiiAY
w'Mt
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
Ifd.
PnONE
116
and
117
'PRESS
FOR
RADIO
LINE
TO
RUPERT
After
hearing
from
Dr.
AufnMT
f
rigon,
acting
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corpof-tfltofy
that
a
request
for
the1
.MiJl-
iii
J1...
'..J.
100
YEARS?
OLD
Centennial
Celebrated
THE
DAILY
NEWS
mm
Of
Y.M.C.A.
sum
oi
stxj.uoo
nad
been
spent
seen
in
Vancouver
in
reaching
Prince
Oeorge
out
pledged
himself
to
do
leaVe
cfn'tres;.
35
permanent
Y.M.OA.
buildings.
:'"""
a.iuuu
uy
uiieci
wire
WlUi
ine
national
network
could
not
ar
Work
Occupies
Attention
154
regular
YM.CA.
be
granted
at
this
time
owing1
ot
!reat
Oreanliatlon
frf
425
forts
and
outposts,
and
to
the
expense
Involved,
the
!
all
Over
World
three
hospitals
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Cam-
'ft
H
Ahht-
h
t
h
e
cerifcnnfAt
dec
ded
that.
In
thV
IvlnS
n4
tH
IW,rJX..
''-...i-
.
.v.
lU4,
'iii
if
iwnifiuajr
ti-icurunuii
oi
me
commission
fauln
to
tate
nr.
v
m
h.
a
-
w
..
.
vwa
..n.
v.
nn
ifvri
lion
In
thp
ninttp
In
rnennno
n
.
u
t.i
.
.
nr
.
sntvrvlcnrc
,r
K(1
u
urvl.a
n,.
s
".('
i
me
wunu.
me
occasion
is
or
y
k-
representations
a
bob
f.
to
be
'particular
intprt
Prfr,.A
wnnel
detailed
ft
full
time
r
v,.,
.
.
niaiijii,
area
uuperi
in
view
or
Y.M
C-A.
ac-
commandanj,
the
Americans
be
tlv'Utes
here,
the
Vi.cA.
was
asked
to
&&bir$h'
a
radio
st-
oga'nfeed
June
6,
1881,
fn
Eng-t!on
here.
iand,
by
George
Williams,
a
.M",
letters
from
.draper's
cteik.
The
founders
S:vr-
Pmjl
Ji.f;hal
wre
young
men,
none
of
"m
t
r
,",trtJ"VfJcr''
inen
vcr
23.
A
Montreal
inet-with
the
naliondl
netvWrft
would
chant,
on
a
business
trip
to
depend
upon
the
cost
of
the
con-
Pniirnrt
h-i-H
k..!
v..
nectlon
and
the
development
of
C.A.
and,
as
a
result,
on
Novem-
'ZJZmm
"a?.a'reaay
cost
ber,25,
1851.
the
first
YMCJi
$500(10
In
nntil
-,ou
.'
,
f.'..v
;
r.
.
x'
.
r
.
K
r;,i'i,i"1"u,uul
f
.
1
m
noim
America
was
organized
reach
Prince
OeoVge
and
$10,000
m
Montreal.
Today
the
Y.MOA
per
year
mamteriahce.
The
cost
opera'tes
In
CO
countries
with"
of
taking
a
line
into
Prince
Run-
ert
was
considered
prohibitive
half
mim
mmhr.
"inc.
ine
coi
oi
fc.ery
Y.M.CA.
building
In
",,a,"-c
finance
campaigns
campaigns
and
ana
nla-
CPPU
as
at
nrevnt
u.-a
ra0,i,
,i
.i.:
..nrounds.lt.
1..,
.
.
...
-
'
i
in
tne
Ihtt
ri
.
.
n
A
...
population,
the
bulk
of
the
rt
connection.
There
had
also'
Prfnee
Rupert
are:
population
being
around
Prince
been
an
interview
with
Col
D
,
1
A"ny,
NaVy.
Air
Rupert.
This
was
a',
matter
wWcfi''
B.
Mar'tyn,
the
area
command-'
K,n?
Amef,C9'1
nUlltary
Rupert
area
was
about
40,000'
dlo,
service
from
Prince
Rupert
whereas
around
Prince
Oeorge
fn
the
fntereata
of
the
moraTe
of
there
were
only
about
10,000
the
forces,
people
If
that
many.
There
was
,
The
final
outcome
of
the
dls-no
sense
to
the
government
tak-
culon
was
the
passage
of
two
lng
a
line
Into
Prince
George
resolutions
one
that
the
sup-
ic,:
was
no
population
,
port
or
the
local
service
organlz
anu
swDDin
iDCIo-e
rpnhln
,
at
Un.
in
J
ui
Force
estan.
Mf.
Hanson
asked
ivcu
the
uic
minltter
nunuier
ant.
am.
wnn
whA
hA
nan
hi.
nn
A
mr
mul
-,
anM
ir.
'
llUhrnents
--v
in
the
-
area.
v.
Twelve
nun
Wrens
tfeat
uvnarua.
111
liic
uiiucru
rtiim-i
-
-
.
'dom,
the
Canadian
Y.M.6.A,
:
LW
Af.
In
$crves
men
of
the
fortes
at
2.
7?
"
.
.7
11
115
separate
locations.
Includ-
CffLll
jlng
14'
hostels
and
(wo
centres.
uOIlDull
91
regular
Y.M.C.A.
centres.
1.
i
170
for
A""
outposts
and
10
hospital.
In
the
MetntertfnerfrV,
North
Africa,
Sicily.
Ita'Ty
and
ictuHd.
the
"Y"
worked'
U
590
umrefenl
locations.
Including
leltfht
tottn
ceAtr"cf.
;rig4iv
hotels
iuiicu
unu
and
ww
centres,
-
x.aau,
aaillC
viic
UULUI
("UK
Oi
-"w.u
rPmllVlV
h04W
Viit
tnA.
W&ImU
.
.
(,.
.
mminmon
v
ii
.
i
.
TV
V
3
war,
iias
given
ireeiy
of
Its
i
U4
ewu
ciuzenaiup
uuiiuMiuru
in
me
inieresu
or
equipment,
services
and
train-
service.
n-i
....
.
jed
personnel
i
to
the
men
of
the
me
secona
letter
irom
Dr.
Fru
firmci
rr.
r.-
....
oiu
uiiur
iuii
iimc
paia
employee.
Irt
addftlon,
o'er
16,-
000
volunteers
gave
large
amounts
of
time
unselfishly,
in
many
cases
with
great
devotion'
to
the
work
of
the
association.
Total
attendance
at
all
YM.
OA.
activities
since
the
becln-
nlng
of
the
war,
179.424.954.
1
The
Y.M.C.A.
U
a
ChrUUan
organization.
It
is
a
larffnn-
.ofganfeatlbn.
It
it
a
youth
or-
tganlzaUoii.
It
has
pioneered
In
many
fields:
boys'
work,
camping,
father
and
son,
short
term
better
living.
Christian
em
Son
was
read
after
a
meeting
of
shp
privileges
have
been
pro-
ACTIVITIKS
The
Wrens
tyade
th
debut
of
'
!
the!
new
cAarh
a
successful
one
f
by
defeatln?
the
C.WA.C.'s
171
U&tie
Mr
im&
nlg'to
at
Oyro
PaVk.
Tlie
tfeefifton
WILK
the
Navy
glrLV
first
win
of
th
season
In
three
starts.
"
uu'on
W
new
PrrsnnnM
nf
th
.un,!,..
skip-
MHte
ribdbltthft
ememeT;fSotn.01
;n?C
JgR
varfW
wWTlnc
ude,Sf
Mre
Sxi
ffi
army
arVd
air
fbrce
srftaVlM
rfcfe
d.
i
"f
a
una
"ons
OrlffltW.
duty
wi(fV
itit
diSclat!on,
arid
The
revamped
V
R.cna.
nine
,Iked
like
a
vastly
different
team
fr&m'
th
one
wTfUcW
lost
to
(he
W.
DVs
Int
Jhtit
fau
game.
Both
ltiet
hrtiiS
rfn1
fin
was
noticeably
Improved.
un
ine
mound
tot
the
winners
Wit
MafVnnW
whlU
pitched
for
the
AnYy
trls.
me
engagement
between
the
Hospital
Alumnae
and
the
Air
Force
W.
D.'s
was
postponed.
Sport
Cht
Result
of
the
draw
fnr
th
Dominion
Day
Cup
knock-out
soccer
series
was
announced
to-
day
by
Sid
Woodslde.
secretary
phasU.
ouUide
of
Uie
YJif.c.A
of
the
Area
Leaiue.
Thk
tronhv
LOCAL.
Y.M.C.A.
u
&h9
known
as
the
Northern
uniisn
coiumwa
Championship
Cud.
which
hirf
given
"thorough
and
Dances.
eMenmenU.
T
mVm
Z&W"
i
SCri"
Wl
'
13
'
sympathetic
consideration"
to
un
rooms,
beds.
litraS
meeting
Soo
Suds
j
Prince
Rupert's
Dosfilon
as
a
n-
....m
.
'i"uPfr
area,
rne
ilea
TnUhz.t
,Thp
tnn.r
ty.1.
,-
.i-.
-
-
.
.."
.
-
.
.
"'
paut-r,
counsel-
Club
tnntl
in
.
ir.sL
7
"V
...
wi-
u
o
wn.cn
ii
was
round
im-
aM
these
are
avanable
at
everv
uu
..
ILT-.
"'
.
to
meet
Alf
Force
June
16
In
possiDie
lo
grant
the
local
r-
vtrA
..j.,..
i?
,""
u"'
uu
a.m.
quest
at
this
.
time.
To
do
sc
,
tnlia
the
MouTymcj,
?ZhL
71,Uchlb
p
seJJed
.ZJI'VnS.
!M,U,pped
tlh
Ioune
would
cost
$30,006
room-the
per
innum.
men
,o
prerent
cost
oi
orating
S
m
Sriada
NewfouSnd
La?
read,n
?"
tnxXt'
station
belnit
$2df.000.
it
',
i
Sn-?i?.Vd-d
!
w
room.
"brary.
and
has
excel-
7T'
."".U
ucc","u
proY-iof
these
were
naval
establish
.
ea
m
tne
last
two
years.
Iments
59
arm.
Mm
'
,ul
"
uraieu
me
re-
Fxcerpts
from
HansaM
tellln
"
of
th
armed
services.
Ow-
otner
semi-final
on
July
1.
Last
night's
soccer
jrartie
was
postponed
at
were
the
Service
(Softball
League
engagement.
The
ball
tilts
would
have
broujht
together
opponents
roft
Edward
ot
how
Olo
Hanson.
M
P
fbr
o6s7T
25T
,,V
ZJTT
1
lnK
'"
creased
opuTatfon
'the
ine
Englnefti
uigineers
ihd
and
as,
A
on
the
matter
of
radio
at
Prince
CSoSU.
33
3'
""fntf4lM.
H
Lfekt
itupert
were
read.
At
present
!
"ric"B7
"
opn
a
caie
ii
.
--
-
-
1
.lor
fnr
Service
service
mriwinnn
Dersonnel
nnTv
nniv
Ifr
iir
the
semi-final.
Oh
Jine
20
the
Reserves
meet
Signals
and
the
survivor
plays
the
yietof
of
the
Prinrii
Dnn.
,..u
.
..
structlon
Co.
retufned1
to
the
city
on
laSC
nfghi's
train
after
.
..M-H
iltVJK
and
Ack-
.....w
,ilk,uimu
renaDie
,
r
.
;v
oianainB
oi,
the
Area
wo-
radlo
only
frtm'
the
United5
the
activity
and
helpfiilness
of
f0?1
a"
fwd
A
a
1ei'
Softball
league,
fnclud'tn
States
or
Alaska.
With
the
mrtV-fWr.
Hanson
In
eonntiAh
,ih
low
Drlc'-
kfc'n!4
m;
follow:
fkiJ.
tary
releasing
telegraph
wires
the
campaign
for
better
radio
Y.MC.A.
Emj)re-
Club
crming
into
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
service.
Dr.
Fron
had
turned
'
provldes
seven
frfe
nv'
P'O-
W.
D.'s
Hanson
asked
that
the
Cnmmls-
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be
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Prince
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for
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radio
station
with
a
wire.
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with
the
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to
the
utmost
and
recently
the
foo,hs.
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ihd
prS
Rupert.
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n
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war
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of
four
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folks
we're
happy
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seVi'ce
Ariel
ve'li
Ivc
fiili
ood
service,
too,
H
you
keep
us1
iiifflj
viUli
ti'e
teuUi
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we
need.
Motors
must
ne
oiled
wMiiai
hii
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and
ps
fcept
irf
good
repair
Mfcft
rollers
ifimtti&i
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washer
emptied
and
drcd
after
use.
We
like
to
work
for
you
when
you
keep
us
"happy
in
your
service".
DRINK
Mutual
Benefit
Health
and
Accident
Association
See
JOHN
I,
WRiaifT
Special
Representative
Phone
741
Pioneer
Rooms
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rate
75c
up
50
Rooms.
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and
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or
tr
mick
Your
Shop.
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Tour
J-
should
include
a
vUlt
by
Hufcher
-
8nop
where
you'll
always
find
an
abundant
supply
of
the
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pole
to
pole!
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i:
the
time
for
all
good
itieh
to
conic
to
I'liilpott,
Mvitt
&
Co.
ano!
order
tnelr
winter
Mioply
of
(
oa!
Don't
wait
loo
loflg
and
lit-
sorry
for
rest
of
the
winter.
Order
your
Coal
now
f
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Ml.MP,
i:(l
and
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m
t.ki.rv
v.u.m:v
lump
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EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
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CSI
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PRESCRIPTION
HEADQUARTERS
Iiowrt
thiOiiRh
(he
years,
almost
since
rrlnce
mip"1
first
existed,
we
have
served
the
people.
The
prescript"
laboratory
we
have
always
tried
to
keep
modern,
w
skiled
pharmnclsts,
quality,
drugs,
the
best
of
equipment
As
w6
start
a
new
year,
we
are
proud
of
our
ttC!l
and
grateful
for
the
confidence
you
have
shown
In
us.
we
continue
to
serve
you,
Ormes
ltd.
Pioneer
Druqsi
THK
IlEXALL
STORK
PHONES
81
Onen
Dallv
from
9
n.m,
till
0
p.m.
and
1
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-0
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