1
AOE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
ilso
reserved.
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAOINO
JII&Rl.
MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
ADVERTISING
RATES
Death.
Funeral.
In
Memoriam.
Engagement
and
Wedding
Notices.
Card
of
Thanks
$2.00
hirth
Notices
;
.50
Mineral
Flowers,
per
Name
-m,...,.
.10
Classified.
2c
dct
word,
ner
Insertion,
minimum
50
Transient,
per
mch
-
.75
Contract,
per
Inch
.50
Readers,
per
line
.25
Black
Face
Readers,
per
line
-
.50
Business
and
Professional
Cards
Inserted
dally,
per
month,
.
per
inch
-
$3.75
8
Columns',
12
enis,
287
Lines
to
Column.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
15
Per
Year
$7.00
Per
Month
55
By
Mail,
per
Month
0
Per
Year
$
00
DAILY
EDITION
Look
to
the
North
.
.
.
?J?
Alaska
and
Northern
Canada,,
Monday,
March
6.
1944
Tntn
the
timbered
vallevs
of
the
Northwest.
World.
War
II
has
swept
a
tital
wave
of
machine
power
and;
innn
flntrpv
nf
ruts
rind
throb
of
diesel
echoesi
r',$
though
the
bush.
Men
by
the
thousands
have
been
,
weaving
a
chain
of
roads,
airfields
and
bridges,
cut-
.
.
..
.
m
.
a
I
k
-
.
.
.
...
,
.
sri
Tn
this
vast
hinter
Innf
I.
stretchinp-
to
the
roiar
Thelma
Doiron
Is
GiVen
Shower
Miss
Florence
Walker
and
Mrs.
O.
Dearie
vre
joint
hoeWsses
a!
a
n
enjoyable
mftrtWSeou.s
I
shower
on
Friday
evening
at
the
Ion
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
I
01
Mrs
"
v
Tatiersall.
'ress
in
this
paper
and
also
the
local
news
publlihed
therein.
!
Evehth
Avenue
Bast,
honoring
aii
ngms
or
repHDncawn
or
special
despatches
tnerein
are
aims
Thelma
Doiron
whose
marriage
to
J.
Yelloway
Is
to
'
take
place
shortly.
j
The
evening
was
spent
In
play-
j
ing
games,
winners
being
Mrs.
i
Oay.
Mrs.
Deane
and
Miss
G.
:
Doiron.
The
bride-eta
wfes
the
recipient
of
many
rAaufttul
and
useful
gifts.
Delirious
rpfrpshmpntc
pn
I
served.
A
lovety
bride's
caTte
was
cut
by
the
guest
of
honor.
Those
invited
were:
Meadames
i
H.
V.
Tattersan.
L.
Doiron.
Oar-
j
,
lick,
Hansen.
Gay.
Ifemntohs.
.
!
Deane.
Ca:
penterJIolft.
A.
Pet-
j
exsoh,
Johnson.
Pierce.
Have?.
:
Jensen,
Cross
and
the
Misses
i
,
Hanley.
Wallace.
Walker,
Deane.
j
Tl
Doiron,
Perkins.
Tattersall.
j
'
Pehera
and
G.
Doiron.
nr.
TRnr
ntoi.inc
The
fig
tree
bears
th:te
crops
.
a
season
ACTIVITIKS
OF
Y.M"iCA.
and
YAV.C.A
.tBy
d5R0THY
C'ARBUTT
Fur
their
final
perl-jiavi:
ting
their
new
lines
of
power
and
communication
P:
h
Ru,rt
the
St
rv
'
t
through
empty
forests.
War
has
spurred
this
newi-
iif
boom
in
the
Northwest.
As
the
new
roads
and
airways
.i
'u?
performance.
gave
3
helpid
'
thread
through
the
North,
fresh
interest
lights
up;
deal
by
the
good-natu
k
the
subarctic
spaces
near
the
top
of
the
globe
oicnee.
me
prime
mover
ir.
:;.t
fun
was
one
of
the
officers
wh
-peals
of
laughter
dissolved
thr
actors
themselves
into
mrrri
Sea
the
world
beyond
th6
war
will
see
a
new
frontier
;
"SuTdwhS
With
a
rich
promise
to
be
Won
from
Its
empty,
Ull-
j
ancestcry
might
have
been
Irish
known
spaces.
j
with
leanings
to
the
wire-hairec.
.
.
;
typ.
or
again
It
might
also
have
TT
l-
hi
t
r
Here
in
the
North
are
the
tiny
settlements
of
Can-1
ten
fox
terrier,
but
don't
let's
ada's
Arctic
coast.
Here
is
the
tundra,
carpe'te'd
with
Umbif:
ass
him
well,
the
fact
is
green
moss
the
rock
smooth
by
lakes
wnose
names
have
stirred
anu
cnauengen
me
j
goes
to
make
a
fellow
pretty
imagination
of
men
Great
Bear,
Great
Slave,
Atha-;
bs
about
most
things,-
afd
baska.
Here
are
the
mighty
rivers
of
the
North,
the
Vt
shoMw
Thk"
,
'dog's
life.
Now
If
It
had
been
,r
i
i
i
n
a
it.
n
i
c
ukon
and
Mackenzie,
flowing
to
the
Polar
Sea.
;
sayi
Smlth.s
troop
of
mucAit;(i
And
here
are
the
mountain
chains,
the
Rockies
and
I
canines,
or
a
trio
of
trick
pup-the
coast
ranges,
curving
North
to
Alaska
in
soaring,
p'm
Boing
through
hoops
and
glacial
splendour.
l
od
th?
,
.
'
I1JtP.
that
would
have
been
some-
And
beyond,
theragged
craters
of
the
Aleutian
j
iMs
to
keep
a
dog
awake.
islands,
a
thousand
miles
west,
the
last
half-drowned
peaks
of
America
are
lost
in
the
mists
of
Bering
Sea.
Joint
efforts
of
builders
and
engineers,
massive
machine
power,
have
broken
down
old
barriers
of
isolation.
in
the
steady
heat
of
summer.
Here
are
j
,lny
ftH
sIp
row
traM
wastes
of
the
Canadian
shield,
gouged
,""'w
ice
and
snow
with
huge,
shining
lakes;
!belM
mascot
of
.
rpaimi.nt'
Today
there
has
grown
in
the
Northwest
a
mighty
network
of
transport
and
supply
for
counterattack
against
Japan.
Joint
plans
of
Canada
and
United
States
for
defence
construction,
swiftly
carried
out
by
Canada
and
the
United
States,
have
beaten
back
the
enemy.
I
thought
when
we
closed
ur
at
the
Hut
that
I
would
speSid
my
afternoons
at
the
Empress
but
so
far
I've,
found
plenty
to
do
around
the
Hut
with
furniture
to
be
painted,
curtains
to
b;
made,
kittens
lo
be
fed
and
ever
plenty
of
'phone
calls
lo
,in-wr
from
persons
who
den't
kr.
-v
we're
closed.
The
new
fU
or-being
laid,
they
have
to
Ir.v
thre
coats
of
varnish
on
th
m
which
will
take
some
tirm
?
begins
to
look
as
though
j!
u
!:
pe
arouna
Apni
Deiore
we
r.o
And
in
the
of
both
now
same
spirit
co-operation,
r,Den
r.D
in
th
i.
i
1
i
i
i.
...
mean'.m''
countries
prepare
ineir
pians
ior
tne
iuiure
oi
me
i
Empress
is
being,fixed
up
int
huge
North
Pacific
region.
daytime
recreation
ham.
wh
i
We
hope
you"il.get
Into
the
hub
mi
n
i
xt
it.
i-
i
loday,
Canada
s
Northwest
is
richer
by
many
a
I
of
using
as
you
do
this
one
w
great
engineering
work,
rushed
into
being
through
haTe
our
and
dowl
d
i
pressure
of
war.
A
pattern
of
new
roadways,
bridges,
I
we?
airfields,
has
thrown
open
the
gates
to
a
whole
terri-1
i
hatfd
t0
say
wy&J,
,
women
released
from
the
urgency
of
war.
Here
are
huge
reserves
of
natural
wealth,
for
men
with
the
courage
and
skill
to
use
tnem
well.
To
bring
out
all
the
wealth,
the
North
needs
men
surveyors,
prospectors,
settlers,
farmers,
to
work
the
land
and
make
it
their
own.
And
m'anv
who
are
building
the
defences
of
Alaska
and
the
Canadian
North
today,
who
are
seeing
the
land
and
learnig
its
ways
for
the
first
time,
will
come
to
live
and
work
as
pioneers
of
the
new
North
tomorrow.
For
distance
has
dwindled,
and
even
the
shores
of
the
Arctic
Ocean
no
longer
mark
tl
-?
end
of
the
line
for
man's
advance
into
the
North.
Across
the
inland
Polar
Sea.
over
the
top
of
the
world
run
the
shortest
air
ways
:
to
Europe
and
Asia.
And
now,
at
the
threshold
of
a
new
age
in
the
air,
the
Arctic
is
no
longer
back
of;
beyond:
it
lies
in
the
main-stream
of
traffic
between
continents.
Northward
lies
the
new
world;
waiting
for
men
to
master
its
sweep
of
space
and
make
it
yield
its
l'ich
promise
for
tomorrow.
Cold
Wave
Coming
Soon!
We
will
be
closed
for
one
week
while
attending
the
demonstration
for
the
new
sensational
COLD
WAVE,
a
permanent
without
heat,
pads,
or
machine.
Watch
for
It!
SUNRISE
BEAUTY
SALON
VIOLET
MAII
Cor,
Cth
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
land,
a
;
Bandmaster
Stan
Sunder;;
id
Phone
Blue
943
didn't
you?
But
then
we
wl
him
luck,
wherever's
he's
hrad
ed.
For
Mutual
Benefit
health
and
Accident
See
JOHN
L.
WRIGHT
Phone
741
Pioneer
Rooms
No,
6
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
ifiah
WW
Fashion
Footwear
A.
J,
DO.MINATO.
SMITH
BUS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Bmcrson
received
word
that
their
son.
Ar-moar
UihI
Kmerson.
is
reported
missing
jftHe
la
action
over
Kurope
He
is
reported
to
have
taVth
paUg
in
ttmt
tfte
1000-plane
raids
over
Oerraany.
Mrs.
H.
Welch
left
last
vtatk
for
PrtOtfe
Rupert
on
Mr
way
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
where
she
will
visit
friends
for
a
fer
weeks.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Many
at
Rites
Of
Mrs.
Roberts
At
Pt.
Essington
PORT
FSSINOTON.
March
6
--Funeral
services,
attended
by
the
whole
community,
were
held
here
for
the
late
Mrs.
Htthei
Robert
who
passed
away
at
th
x&i'
of
M.
The
deceased,
who
was
highly
ri-
riiied
throughout
ihe
district
wa
jinmilnent
in
social
and
c)v.r
.-'i
work.
She
was
a
mem-
Dibb
Printing
Company
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
PRINTING
BOOKBINDING
STATIONERY
It
I
It
T
II
I)
A
Y
A
N
I)
K
V
K
It
Y
I)
A
Y
C
A
It
I)
S
WAT
Kit
MAN'S
POINT
A
IN
PUNS
Bcsncr
Block,
3rd
Street
Phone
234
R
MESSAGE
FROM
THE
POSTMASTER
GENERAL
0t'rd'
SK
i
1
W
I
ma
ooo
6-rrre
10
..art
to
K
ft
-vll
tM
Xt
m
2Tlt
r1'1
Ti
mux
-
fr
...
rSffi
SIMPLE
THINGS
ife.
I
Mlir
wire
ih
JJrM
b
clciflf
X
4
WffiVfw
itfi
nJ
iorrttili
wriltrn.
gt.
5?S"lE
ti
vfi
'
Urtn
in
iht
"
ifct.
yjffiL
XPl
nuil
at
mf
in
ihc
i
vSbeSa
WK'Wt
CANADA
post
orrict
PLll
$10,000,000
leeded
NOW
for
relief
of
suffering
I-
Vi-tory
noars,
Ihe
neod
for
...-na'iitariot'
strvicia
of
th
F
I
Orsi
qrows.
Nothing
ran
tak
Ihe
pjaco
ol
t:
s
vorlu
wide
organlzaUon
for
r
:
f
r-f
h-.imon
suffering,
d
which
VT)UR
Canadian
Red
Cross
Is
a
part
YfMJR
dollars
malte
the
work
pt-dhQ.
The
work
musf
go
on.
DO
YOUR
SHARE
I
(jive
(jcnerouitij
to
the
I
ber
of
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
Pierce
j
Memorial
Church
and
honorary
j
president
of
the
women's
auxili-I
ary
to
the
Port
Baslngton
Con
ceit
Band.
8he
had
been
the
auxiliary's
first
president.
Leading
the
procession
to
th-cemetery
the
band
played
fun
eral
marches,
and
at
the
graveside
led
the
hymn
Ood
11?
Wl:h
You
Til
We
Meet
Atjaln
"
Survivlnf;
the
deeeased
are
her
iiusbard.
Joseph
Hcberts
th'-e
daughters.
Mts.
Matt
Wesley
Mrs.
James
lanes,
and
Mrv
David
Nelson,
and
one
m;ii
Donald
Roberts,
all
of
Po
t
Faring
tan.
Tliere
arp
twenty
eran.l
ehlldrrn
and
seven
great-
gran
chlafrcn
A
cousin.
Mrs
Orr
Mraell,
n
Print
r
Rupc
and
a
brother
Hen
Seymour.
In
Odarrale.
Floral
t:lbutes
were
receivrd
from
the
following:
Ladles'
Auxiliary
to
thr
slncton
Band;
Port
Kssinxton
8pecla'
R.m;
Ladies'
Kxerl
s!or
Cub.
KUkalla:
The
White
Cross.
Kltkatla:
Cons.ablr
anrf
Mrs.
111
Nona
and
Walllr
Mr
and
Mrs
A.
Welch
and
family
.
Mr
and
Mil.
C.
D
Pc.;sir.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Perkins
and
Mrs
Dav
'Mrs.
J.
A.
Brown
and.fntnly
IHayspo
t:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johi
!8a!dan.
Hunt':
In'H;
Mr
anf
j
Mis
Paul
Stan.
Prince
Rupeit
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
W.ng.
and
Martha
Wesley:
Mr.
and
Mrs
David
Spalding
and
family.
M-'
nnd
Mr
Howard
Stan
and
fam-'
iy.
Mr
and
Mrs,
W.
Biooks
t1
and
family;
Mr.
and
Mis
Jarr.r-
i
::
i
Mr
JAd
M
.
r--
r.-wn
ud
family:
Ur
and
Mrs
t
ime
Oray;
Mr.
and
Mr
Oi
.);::n'i
and
family;
Mr
.uul
M-tii
i
-kersby
and
fanr
.
Mr
jij-'h
McLean
and
:
'
s
Vr
:
..la
Miller
and
,i
.1-
M-
Bddlr
B.-.v
'
v
Vrcddie
ard
J.i
M
FJ
iltun.
Llovd
..
!
V
J
m
hinr
Douglas
M:
Imt.c
Bolton:
F-
:
Vclma
and
Ra-..-
Mi
.
'
.t.-.d
Mr,
Peter
Ax,
.
p
'
.d
Ni'ljon
Brc-v
.
'
:
y
ilaysptirt:
Mr
.ii
M
lL'.rry
limes.
Prince
K
i;;
l
-.:r.a
and
Johnny
Nc'vk.
Pt
.
,
p
Ru
x
t
Mr
and
VI:
H
ix.
S-aidi
"
'
and
famllv
Hold
Rites
for
Edward
Innes
lAt
Kitkatla
KtlKATLA.
Mar.
Funeral
services
for
the
late
Edward
In-p?m
who
passed
away
In
his
iwenty-nln'h
year,
were
held
new
last
week
at
St.
Peter's
rharch.
the
Rev.
William
Redley
officiating.
Olfted
with
the
onality
of
leadership,
the
popular
younrt
nan
Is
missed
greatly
In
this
community
where
he
held
an
mutandingr
position.
Thr
son
of
M
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Innes.
"id
leading
posts
In
many
sm-lu.
"ifl
frr-.
eriial
aattvtttes.
He
it
t
ivcd
his
education
at
Cxi.n:
"
Ua
renldentlal
schrxil.
Sards
Surviving
are
hU
wife
and
mill
daughter.
Audrey,
fatlir;
and
mothrj.two
brothers.
Uw-
:ice
nrd
Rufus.
and
tw)!i-n,
Clara
anAWJten.
The
Kitkatla
Concert
Band
led.
ihc
procession
lo
the
chinch'
v.hrrf
during
the
service.
Mi.-:.
R
m
:i
Lewis
sang
a
solo.
Fol-
v.
"r
cvice
the
body
wa,
ikcn
...n
biard
the
boat
Norma
'
cvrr.rtery
Island
where
In-''k
ptaee.
Adv.
e
ie
Daily
News
ii
-
vj
aaaaaaaaBi
IfliMn7EaiHiT
GfiNADIANPRED
CROSS
This
spaco
contributed
byt
W.
V.
STONK,
Men's
Clothing
Valhalla
Lodge
Enjoys
Whist
T
th
tWH
rr
r-.
Soetai
c
Prlir-
JuWs
!.(
A
well
attended
and
very
en-jtn;
Jovable
whist
drive
was
held
on
("on
-''
?Tj:urday
niglu
by
thr
Vaihalta
rl!"nd
lodge
in
their
hall
on
Ninth
omo:i
Avt-nue,
folU.win
uhich
dellc-
.
'
A
K
j0
Htdtlkb
L1GH
''3
4
Phone
(AS
SIGHT
1
FIGHT
saaaasBBBSassjssaiasjal
D
ETTER
UGHT
In
yovr
home
tonlgnl
con
rett
your
eyei
.
.
.
prevent
Itroin
and
fatigue
.
.
.
keep
you
olert
ond
energetic
for
yoof
war
job
tomorrow)
let
th
longer-lotting
,H
brightntit
of
Edison
Molda
lompt
CND
proiect
yovr
eyti
ond
tofeguord
tKeir
fitnen
for
vital
war
work.
t-'JJ
L.ilHaWJJf
J.JIaalJIJiJ.i
JJJ
L-7:iw:i-ii:uainmfii--.nili1-aYi
Lustron
Cold
Wave
Permanenli
SoiiHynjj
nev
in
IU
a
Phone
nowfor
an
aip
.
5
IIKIiKN'S'HKAUTY
SHOIM'K
:
iu
i
fUW
7
rw.
I
,
k
r
A
!ut
ITS
MUSIC
TO
OUR
KAKS...
To
hear
people
praising
the
Variety
Store
1
like
our
tremendous
selection
of
mercw?
I
and
our
service.
It
makes
us
realty
PrtV""
J
know
that
the
people
of
Prince
Kupcr
taf,(
with
confidence
ami
satisfaction
nerc
THE
VARIETY
STORE
COAL!
Good
stocks
of
Foothills,
Alberta,
and
flu
Vallev
Coals
now
on
hand
Three
days
notice
before
delivery
is
l"
will
be
appreciated.
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
H";,
riiONi:
r,r,i