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ith
THE
DAILY
HEWS
PRINCE.
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
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Avenue
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A.
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y
City
Carrier
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j
I
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
per
week
Per
Year
Per
Month
Mall,
per
Month
Per
Year
'
ILY
EDITION
IS
.15
$7.00
.55
.40'
Wednesday.
March
1.
1941
Little
Greater
Need
.
.
.
occm-Pfl
tW
it
is
more
than
worthwhile.
The
tories
being
told
by
repatriated
men
of
the
Forces
-turning
from
the
"twilight
existence"
in
enemy-
The
"nroof
of
the
nuddinc
'
is
louncl
in
tnis
un-
rf
nrakp
vmVpd
bv
all
repatriates.
Le
activities
of
the-
Canadian
Red.
Cross
Society
.
.
.
IT'S
.MUSIC
TO
OUR
EARS
.
...
To
hear
people
praising
the
Variety
Store.
They
like
our
tremendous
selection
of
merchandise
and
our
service.
It
makes
us
really
proud
to
know
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
can
buy
with
confidence
and
satisfaction
here.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
DOROTHY
OARBUTT
Last
Sunday
evening
at
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
the
service
i
was
conducted
by
young
soldiers
I
who
are
members
of
the
Angli
can
Young
People's
Association
Dean
Gibson
remarked
in
Introduction
that
it
had
been
planned
to
have
repiesentatives
of
the
Navy
and
the
Air
Force
take
part
as
well
but
unexpected
duties
prevented
it.
The
sight
o'
these
young
men
entering
into
the
service
earnestly
and
reverently
was
more
than
a
lit
tle
in
-nirin
Those
who
officiated
:
Everyone
who
contributes
to
the
current
National'!
were
Edward
curry,
who
read
ampaiin
for
funds
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
can
Private
Curry
is
from
Yorkville.
Ontario,
and
Private
Arnold
from
Huntsvtlle.
The
sermon.
which
was
an
exposition
on
the
.
tifi
iprrn
iirv
hs
.
v
111
-
-
j
j
-
i
theme
ol
love
and
cuaniy
irom
The
rations
doled
out
by
the
detaining
powers
are
the
-rnuteenth
Eputie
to
the
behind
barbed
wire
vate
curtis
sthare
of
th
(Awr-;
iirough
the
Red
Cross,
men
:
lukf
soon
weaken
and
sicken
and
become
unbelief
j
VmX
SSt
'.
bly
miserable.
Uania.
The
sidesmen
for
the
aAtrain
and
atrain,
the
repatriated
tell
of
Russians
evening
were
corporal
Jerry
iSisoners
denied
the
life-saving
stream
of
food
PS'SrS'Sii?"
tiils
who
died
like
flies,
from
malnutrition
and
lackj1
J,M
!
proper
attention.
Imen
are-member
of
an
Ontario
I
H
Sports
equipment
and
books,
forwarded
by
the
Regiment
stationed
in
Prince
7,e(Uuross,
nave
macie
xne
uuierente
ucihcch
mun-
tonyiand
a
livable
existence
for
prisoners
oi
war.
fit!shahd
Allied
prisoners
who
also
come
under
fffeTnefit
of
Canadian
Red
Cross
parcels
have
i-arrri
praise
for
their
worth.
Our
two.-Y"
oats
"Salty"
atd
Tcddy"
don't
know
what
taj
make
of
the
unaccustomed
quiet'
around
the
Hut.
When
I
come
in
to
-feed
them
in
the
momui
they
come
running
to
me
yjwl-lng
most
plaintively.
And
are
they
glad
to
see
someone!
A
our
canteen
is
closed
I
have
hart
:ge
generous
conmouuons
ui
ioyai
vhwhuhk-
,
to
Jay
n
a
suppJy
c
drted
throughout
the
Dominion,
and
the
energy
and
car?ifor
tnem
-SMv
thinks
it's
csann
nave
nine
mm
me
uctLrwiiiu
mm
jciiuuic
'
koou
uui
rcuuj
nmv
:ents
of
supplies,
have
proven
its.
worth.
-t
Many
lives
have
been
saved.
Many
more
lives
will
I5r
saved.
From
the
bednnine
of
wartime
campaigns
certain
as
yet.
When
he
gets
hungiy
enough
hell
make
up
his
mind.
'
r
1
r-
1?
1
.
-Trtf
rUnf"
!
Tmmneerav
T'm
snltlff
Ia
tall
VAII
:Uy
feel
that
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
does
take-J-
Aiui
nwi
nf
mir
wpn
nvpr?pn.
nnr
men
in
nnson
....j
vr
...x...
.
w
.
.
,
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4--
-
:r..vu
ixtVLT
uroup
iieacquariers
oibi-
jjnps
our
"Brothers"
who
have
been
bombed
and
day
afternoon
last.
Trut
t.it
j
This
year
.
,
.
with
the
war
reaching
its
decisive
!
st
line
for
lbat-
-ase
.
.
.
t
anauians
are
oeing
asKett
to
gie
a
mue
.ore.
lhe
need
is
greater.
fjhe
Coming
Invasion
.
.
.
'
Speculation
is
rife
about
what
the
Allied
forces
ill
find
when
they
invade
Europe
in
greater
-rrength
and
with
far
greater
power
than
they
are
ow
employing.
Will
the
shores
of
the
continent
be
ostile
or
friendly?
One
thing
we
know
the
"underground"
is
active.
Scarcely
a
day
passes
without
ome
significant
indication
of
this.
We
can
remember
a
generation
ago
how
the
pos-ibilities
of
"invasion"
came
into
the
conversation
henever
the
project
for
a
tunnel
under
the
English
"hannel
was
discussed.
We
thought
in
smaller
terms
hen.
The
tunnel
was
doomed
more
than
once
on
iflt
nponnnt
As
if
trip
Channpl
nffnrrlprl
n
maririn
f
security
which
a
subterranean
passageway
would
'
?opardise!
How
changed
the
viewpoint
of
today,!
then
the
threat
of
invasion
looms
large
over
the'
continent,
and
the
emphasis
is
on
the
airplane
and:
anding
barge.
Invasion
is
coming
without
a
tunnel.
The
Channel
itself,
because
of
the
conquest
of
sky
and
sea,
becomes
a
"bridge"
instead
of
a
barrier.
Only
one
glass
or
one
bottle
at
a
time
will
speed
up-on
the
beer
tavern
guzzling.
The
Service
Wlve's
Club
meet-
lne
for
tomorrow
afternoon
is
cancelled.
When
you
want
to
get
In
touch
with
any
of
the
"Y"
people
for
the
next
week
or
so,
remember
to
phone
the
Empress.
The
Hot
is
closed.
Public
Support
For
Venereal
Disease
Drive
Full
community
support
for
its
forthcoming
anti-venereal
disease
campaign
will
be
sought
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Colin
McCarthy,
chairman
of
the
com
mittee
in
charge,
said
today.
Mr.
McCarthy
said
that
it
is
the
committee's
plan
to
make
his
gear's
Social
Hygiene
Week.
March
13
18,
a
time
not
only
to
acquaint
the
general
puWi'
with
the
fMts
about
venerea1
diseases
but
also
to
enlist
ful!
support
of
the
Prince
Ruper
venereal
-
disease
-control
p:-eram.
"We
believe
it
is
the
respen-lbllity
of
every
citizen
to
ioi
the
campaign
against
these
dar
serous
infections
"
Mr.
McCar:!
Name
said,
because
the
venereal
dls-!
eases.
ayphlllU
and
gonorrhoea,
j
reduce
the
output
of
Industrial
workers,
weaken
the
striking,
power
of
our
aimed
force
and
,
are
a
menaee
to
national
aecur-
j
"Med
teal
science
has
given
us
,
all
the
mean
needed
for
their
control"
he
continued.
"There
are
now
available
new
drug,
new
methods
of
diagnosis,
new
techniques
of
treatment.
What
is
still
needed
above
all
U
a
greater
understanding
by.
and
therefore
co-operation
of.
the
veneral
public
.
.
-We
are
Making
partlcularlr
for
the
co-operation
of
the,
youth
aad
welfare
organization,
women's
swap,
the
church,
parents,
teachers,
management
and
labor
The
slogan
of
this
year's
Serial
Hglene
Weeek
is-
-United
Apmst
VD
VD
Delays
W-
tiiry."
Anvertise
in
he
Dallv
News
DAfLY
NEWS
Service
lAnas,tey,Alr
ForeelJ
Rank
Next
of
Kin
Reiattoa
-
Addreaa
-
Date
of
Bn
Batmen
t
2L
dfite.
of
Dlatiige
If
Casualty,
Nature
and
Date
DLL
Your
Assistance
Invited
l
he
Dally
News
is
compiling
a
Roll
of
Honor
which
It
Is
hoped
may
contain
the
name
of
every
man
and
woman
ol
this
city
to
serve
with
the
armed
forces
at
sea.
on
land
and
In
the
air.
To
make
this
list
complete,
it
is
essential
to
obtain
theco-operatlon
of
the
public
as
whole
In
submitting
the
name.
It
is
impossible
for
the
Dally
News
or
any
one
person
to
compile
the
list
complete
so
we
are
asking
YOL'
to
be
responsible
for
the
aabntasion
of
the
name
of
YOUR
boy.
YOUR
girl
or
YOUR
friend.
The
foUowtn
la
Use
information
we
woold
like
you
to
nil
In
and
send
to
WOU.
OF
HONOR
EDITOR
Daily
News,
Prlnee
Iia$rt
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
CAMPAIGN
$10,000,000
NEEDED
To
send
food
to
our
boys
who
have
been
taken
prisoners;
To
give
aid
to
the
wounded
and
suffering;
To
pay
for
life-giving
blood
plasma
equipment;
To
feed
and
clothe
youngsters
who
have
lost
everything
through
enemy
bombing;
To
help
us
moot
evcr-incroasing
demands
on
all
our
services.
ft
ff'
Remember,
if
YOU
do
not
submit
a
certain
person's
name,
no
one
else
may
You
are
responsible.
OEEIGML
NOiFIGE
illl
r
MEAT
RATION.!
and
Meatless
Tuesdays
Temporarily
Suspended
KI-JEP
YOUIt
UNKX1IUE1)
MEAT
COl
TOvs
FOR
FUTURE
USE
Uffrrtivc
at
nnre
Meat
Hatlmlng
and
.MeaHem
Turvli
hit
been
suspended
until
further
notice.
This
means
that
rationing
coupe
in
and
other
ration
dVumrati
are-no
lncer
required
by
anyone
to
buy
meal
and
rsnnrd
mIom
from
dealers,
and
that
hotels
and
rrttauraiit
and
other
.mU
uers
may
obtain
supplies
so
as
to
serve
meat
whenever
drwrfi.
Consumers
should
destroy
unued
meat
ration
coupon
up
U
and
including
coupon
No.
10,
All
meat
coupons
on
temporsr
ntba
tardi
should
aUo
be
destroyed.
Other
coupons
SIUU'LH
UK
Ktrf
NOTICK
TO
Till:
.MK.T
TRAnE.
Ration
documents
thouU
W
surrendered
by
the
trade
In
lesprrt
of
all
drlltrrlrt
of.
rnrit
mist
prist
to
midnifht
lebruary
29th.
Thoc
stlth
ration
mapon
kist
arrounls
will
deposit
all
purchase
documents.
Thte
with
ittw
bank
accounts
will
surrender
puirtme
documents
to
the
bjk
h
escliange
for
a
bank
transfer
voucher
to
be
sent
to
the
acsmt
branch
of
the
ration
administration.
Complete.
Instructions
k
rontalned
in
a
special
nolke
and
fcMMl
bullc
llnj',.
s
NtrTICK
TO
.MIwVT
Sl.tlTiirrrJtCKS.
Itecause
suspenUo
f
the
meat
ration
is
purely
a
temporary
measure,
meat
slsuthifms
with
permits
will
be
required
to
continue
obrvlnc
the
prsrWwt
of
board
orders
131
(dcfattlitf
)
and
310
(slaughtering
and
stinting
of
catrasvs)
but
temporarily
need
not
leport
on
form
Rn
f
vr
be
limited
by
quotas
Issued
under
the
order,
farmers
mar
t
slaughter
for
sale
direct
to
any
home
hold
consumer.
OtUwj
FVbr-
Z3.
cm
sou
in
int.
i
i
i-sii
i
Mom;
cakk
Ntt
niii
The
story
of
Robinson
Crusoe
Approximately
300
people
arc
as
founded
on
the
actual
ad-
killed,
and
1.000
seriously
injur
-
ventures
of
Alexander
Selkirk,
ed
every
year
by
flras
caused
by
j
ho
spent
four
years
on
an
is-
the
carelew
use
of
Inflammable
and
Off
the
coast
of
Chile.
cleaning
fluids
HKI.P
A
GOO!)
CAUSE
Sponsored
by
WALLACE'S
General
Dry
Goods
and
Ladies
Wear
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.nwchlne.
Watch
for
It!
SUNRISE
BEAUTY
SALON
VIOLET
MAI!
Cor,
Ctli
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
Plmne
Illue
fl!3
"the
rb
I'UOPi
mow
:
Prlnff
B"!
NEW
RO
.
Home
.t'i
3U
I'hnne
vr.
rhf
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