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TWO
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NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dallj
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
"MANAGING
EDITOR
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Notices
MEMBER
OP
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
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Press
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exclusively
entitled
to
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287
"Lines
'to
Column.
Issue
TVitliin
the
C.C.F
.50
.10
j
f
4
a
CINDERELLA"
INTERVIEWS
The
Army
ha"d
i:
p.ay-
about
them,
we
arranged
to
have
-
'
'the
cost
v,tn
'whom
3
talked
,
Isold
me
that
If
it
hadn't
'been
!
for
Carson,
the
show
-would
have
Wednesday,
April
19,
1944
never
have
been
presented.
The
'
1
cat.
as
a
whole,
had
never
been
on
the
stage
before
;nor
done
janything
like
it
beyond
the
usual
bit
of
work
in
plays
'In
(school.
They
knew
nothing
of
The
majgrity
of
the
British
Columbia
of
the
Co-operative
Commowealth
'Pedertttior
i
hnsTe-i
the
play
was
neld
In
-j.inil
r
'he
orlinS
in
rfiO-ard
tO
the
Oriental
ohpn
It
WfmrH
Imnnstlhlp
thflt
within
the
ranks
of
'the
C.C.F.
than
between
tne
ciety
and
glee
club
and
to
pre
C.C.F.
and
other
party
or
parties.
Star
Bright.
Jstase.
fflEUAILT
NEWS
4
M
would
lllce
to
continue
doln
this
kind
of
entertaining.
!R.
'E.
ADAMS,
tt
member
of.
some
autobiographical
In-
theatricals,
terviews
IHypU
had
the
part
of
some
"mount
of
work
necessary
for
,
There
has
been
.a
-tendency
on
.b
u
olce
.for
propaganda-conscious
l
l
o
"
gentle
'
-
people
to
....
take
.
"Russian.
.
,
Victory
Bonds,
tind
that
goes
particularly
for
.Prjhce
Rupert,
which
in
the
past
campaigns
bave
al
ways-made
a
fine
showing.
The
T
ar
mui5t
le
won
as
.speedily
as
.possible,
arid
the
Canadian
navy,
army
and
-air
force
must
have
all
ttihat
they
require
in
the
'way
of
-equipment
and
personnel
to
make
victory
sure.
The
money
from
the
Sixth
Victory
Loan
will
be
used
to
further
the
war
effort
and
to
-provide
for
the
requirements
of
the
Besner
Block,
3rd
Street
Phone
234
such
a
show
-was
tremendous.
nit
are
to
w
be
tr
congratulated
i
v
victory
claims,
sum.raci.
ou
pr
cuiu,
uiviuu
wucv
on
their
-effort,
and
still
keep
the
tongue
well
in
the
cheek,
says
1
luH
ATnnlo
T
Wf
"
n
nnnpr
nlihlishfid
in
ItalV
10r
the
UaR-
l"'
j.r
i---
------
-
Hlh
rTwm
n
.thi
lihTPttnnnrl
illliail
UXIIICU
aira.
ttk.
.dirwliftn
ific
Hnnp
nrV
shot
JIM
F3NDLAY.
who
worked
C.
R.
MORGAN,
the
stage
manager,
is
frc.-u
Winnipeg
and
has
had
sqme
experience
there
in
theatricals
but
mostly
act
i""o
ing,
this
being
his
llrst
...av
...WW..J,
attempt
.
but
always
turned
out
right
in
the
end.
He
also
said
he
en-Joyed
It
and
hopes
to
keep
a
society
of
the
same
line
going.
irUOH
HUNT,
as
Top
in
the
show,
displayed
a
very
nubile
;
sense
of
humor,
Is
tall,
dailcand
i
handsome,
hails
from
Abbots-'
ford.
Has
been
18
months
In
.
the
service.
Has
done
some
!vork
in
high
school
plays
but
this
"was
his
first
time
'.In
such
a
bit?
thow
ln
such
a
big
part,
He
mentioned
the
friendliness
of
the
members
of
the
cast
and
training.
He
also
said
he
found
I
the
audience
quite
responsive.
I
F.
LAYZELL.
the
'poor
henpecked
father
of
Cinderella,
.
Is
Jfrom
Uxoridge.
no.th
of
Tor
IVT.i.T'TfiiQri
tvAmvef
:nvc
tlninir
at
the
.momenUL.v.
..v.,.
'
;
I
ontoi
IUb
been
in
ths
serTlci-.two
7
KflM.-fli.v
flnnhts
thpv
miVht
h'sfve
that'thd
ettes
at
theVna
fl
he
niyeaf-".doDs!drt
RSWtafiipsing
.the
Wi
with
"
the
KUs
hen
the
history
of
this
war
is
completely
Jflark-.n-
J
many
lany
volumes,
volumes,
the
the
early
early
M4
44
Soviet
Soviet
drive
drive
iVancouver
jVancouver
'
n
ed
down
in
nas
18
will
'OCCtipy
'more
than
a
few
chapters.
months
In
the
army.
This
how
The
Russians
apply
pressure
in
so
many
spots
the
was
the
first
time
he
was
ever
Germans
Teact
like
;a
guy
Avho
has
so
many
flea
bites
lrt
such
a
"ge
performance.
ne
cioesn
i
kiiuw
w
jiere
iu
miimicii.
inrai
uic
i-uinj
L
AIREY,
the
musical
dlr-tiv
in
'm;ilfp
n
stnnr1
-in
nnp
;nnt.
.
thft
Rd
Armv
hit
(nr
fiaurvnc
.Pnt
nrrti
tr.r
'lor
his
direction.
C.
A.
PEELE,
Captain
ot
the
Royal
Guard,
Is
from
New
West
minster,
B.C.
but
says
his
home
Is
In
Prince
Rupert
now
a.
his
wife
and
little
daughter
are
heic
with
him.
He
has
been
ln
Little
theij
.at
another
until
they
have
become
engulfed
tin
XJ'X
'
ieZTZ
"StTaS
a
whirlpool
of
defeat.
cmT
S!a?
rnf
a
hlnks
a
slee
ub
or
Pe
Never
has
that
same
'Red
Star
shone
more
bright-
iety
could
be
formed
from
orehertre
did
a
fine
piece
of
lv
nn
thp
imtrlffiplrls
nf
Rurnnplhan
tndav.
Tts
ravs
i,
..a.
v,,.
a,,xZ
i.
among
the
service
personnel
in
-r
-
-
-
i
-
-
uir.
unui
i
tiia
vi
iv-Huii.
l.
j
...
,
.
,
,
,
,
"v,i;w,
fV,r.
r!nnn
v,nB
fij,..
this
area
which
would
be
i
rnllg
,ha
done
entertainment
along
worinwru,e-
Sixth
Victory
Loan
.
.
.
On
April
2A
and
for
the
following
"three
weeks
line
same
lines
in
Eastern
can
ada
and
In
Detroit.
He
has
been
iln
the
army
for
Er'V
years.
very
A.
GRAHAM,
as
Dalsie,
was
looking
as
smart
as
1
have
seen
anyone
look
ln
uniform
when
I
erviewed
her.
As
she
was
to
J.
E.
-SNYDER
and
E.
T.
Xar-
son
were
ncpaisibte
or
the
take
Pa,rt
ln
l.he
n,f
th
hf-autifni
liehtina
-frt.
a
nrt
J
v-asn
'-
n
ccstume
for
her
part
Canadians
will
be
ared
to
subKcnbe
to
the
bixth-
-UinBe
-job
ithe
tat
one
df
the
u-:y
sister.
much
on
lne
Victory
Ixjan,
and
a
minimum
objective
of
$1,200.-
!Snyder
is
from
Milton,
Ontario.
She
comes
from
-K'm'j.
rlev
B.C
IHHl
(Hill
hilC
ruPn
SKT
HnT1C.
Hliwrt
Mt17Pne
flrp
dV.
anrf
I-inspn
frr.m
Vnni-nnvnr
uwjjjuc
nupci
"'
"
-
-
,
-w
ijcuicu
lu
i.ir.t;
uu
jua
i
uouus
uj
a
iuuu
ui
oiuu.vw.
'
i
A
-
There
should
be
tio
need
to
urge
people
to
buy
Dibb
Printing
Company
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
PRINTING
BOOKBINDING
STATIONERY
HI
RT
HI)
AY
AND
'
WATER
M
AH'S
EVERYDAY
CARDH
FOUNTAIN
lENS
fadmitx
it
was
a
work.
great
deal
of
much.
Has
been
in
the
mended
for
the'
amount
of
work
'
tor
one
ear
Tn
he
did
and
also
for
the
way
In
,,rSt
.appearance
on
the
staje.
which
he
aid
it,
he
was
very
emphatic
about
having
a
great
,
deal
of
fun
out
of
doing
It,
'but
TIMIII
K
mm:
X33SH
Scali
t:tidrs
will
bu
reci-ivrd
by
tlw
Milliliter
uf
Lands
at
Victoria,
D.
C.
not
later
than
noon
on
the
23rJ
Cay
ot
May,
1B4,
for
the
purchase
of
'
Meenre
X33841.
U.
out
1W.9:W.OOO
feet
of
Bpruce.
Cedar
and
Hemlock
i
on
two
area
situated
on
fckedam
i
Ray,
tule
Inlond.
'Queen
Charlotte
'
Inlands
Land
DUtrlct
Three
(3)
yeari
will
he
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
u-orenter.
"wetter.
vetoria,
'etorla,
B.C
bc
,
,
or
or
ui
itrlc
i
i
i
.i
.
i
,
,
armed
services,
Which
"means
that
subscriptions
to
at
managing
the
stage.
He
said!
roreter.
Pri.'re
Hunert,
DC
honds
-from
all
Lanadians
will
nlav
-'a
lartre
part
.
to
i
that
th'ngs
kept
going
-wrong
assure
-a
qiuck
victory
and
the
return
to
their
homes
in'Canadawf
those
nvho
are
now
fighting
on
the
bat-tlefrmts.
The
nurfthase
of
Vict.oiT
Loan
bonds
is
an
invost-menjt.
The
govornment
is
not
asking
citizens
to
give
thoir
-monev,
-but
to
Jend
it
on
the
b6st
of
all
possible
security
-Canada
and
all
that
the
-country
stands
for.
i
Ruyine:
'Victory
Jonds.
-as
we
have
Paid
before,
implies
no
;sacrifice
but
is
just
.good,
sound
business.
HOB
WEBSTER
from
Toronto,
who
took
the
part
of
I'tc.
Doakes
ln
the
last
scene
4s
from
Toronto,
has
been
2Vi
years
In
the
army.
Has
done
some
work
in
High
School
plays
and
said
he
has
made
more
friends
by
being
in
this
show
than
he
has
made
before
since
he
has
been
stationed
ln
this
area.
He
said
he
doesn't
know
how
hell
fill
up
his
time
from
now
on
as
every
spare
minute
was
used
for
the
show.
iv
Tin.
r.fi'itr.vir.
rnriiT
or
niinixii
nu
t
Mint
iv
HiiontTi.
is
tiii:
MTTr.it
or
Tin:
"ahmin-
ISTIMTIOX
A
IT"
ami
iv
Tiir.
mattkii
or
tio:
i:htati:
or
un.i.mi
miiiik,
iii:(
:ahi:d.
TAKE
NOTICK
that
by
order
of
Ilia
Honor
W.
E,
Pinner,
made
on
the
24th
day
of
March,
AO.
1944,
I
waa
apiMlnted
Executor
of
the
estate
of
William
Miller,
decerned,
and
all
parties
having
claim
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
about
the
30th
day
of
April',
A
D.
1944,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
.pay
the
amohnt
of
their
Indebt-ednera
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
nupert,
BC,
this
30th
day
of
March.
A.D.
1944.
EDWARD
JAMES
SMITH,
Executor
of
the
Esute
of
William
Miller
PKINCK
RUI'KKT
ROOFING
CO.
Hot
725
.Specialists
on
Uulltup
Hoofs
-Repalrs,'lteshln(llnc
Free
Estimates
and
said
she
likes
acting
"very
much.
BOBBIE
ORISENTHWAITE,
a
the
"male
chorus,
from
Toronto,
member
of
the
choius.
comes
.belonged
to
an
-operatic
society
from
Vancouver,
out
New
West-there,
said
the
show
was
"a
'ter-1
mlmter
way.
"She
'also
says
she
rifle
amount
of
work,
but
an
.
likes
Prince
Rupert
but
wishes
excellent
way
-to
spend
leisure
1
there
was
some
place
to
go
wrights.
actors,
.actresses
time,
would
like
to
form
a
so-
tlon
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
tt4r
to
the
Associated
and
stage
technicians
be-
,ciety
to
'continue
with
,plays.
Press
in
this
paper
and
also
the
local
news
published
therein.
!
fore
the
public
here
recent-
Has
been
In
the
army
two
years.
All
rights
of
republication
-of
special
despatches
therein
ar:
jy.
Feeling
that
readers
of
I
also
reserved.
Dal,y
News-
r"i
the
subscription
cttrqpptptdv
KATtb
rattq
'
.
F.
TZ.
PTlEMMINO,
dainty
am,
uked
the
Clnderella,
was
in
the
chorus
of
By
City
Carrier,
per
ween
-show.
-might
be
interested
in
the
"Sign
of
the
Cross",
and
By
Mall,
per
Month
Per
Year
'M
ADVERTISING
RATES
Death,
Funeral,
-In
Memoriam,
Engagement
and
'Wedding
Nntlcca
finrrl
of
Thanks
.
$2.00
swimming
ns
this
is
her
favorite
sport
and
she
misses
it
very
much.
Said
he
had
never
don
any
acting
before
but
thoroughly
enjoyed
it.
M.
CIRARDET.
looked
less
!Bob
'Roy"
in
'Vaneouver,
-has
,
ferocious
off-stage,
than
he
did
done
some
work
in
church
on
stage
in
the
part
of
the
spy,
did
some
singing
I
is
originally
from
SwlUe:land
which
"Mrs.
Jean-
-for
troops
before
-enlistment
in
1
where
he
directed
Y.M.C.A.
Llttls-klprepared
'for
us.-
jc.WAtC.
lust
Oulyi
'She
la
'imderlf
Theatres,
"hav'been
In
Canadu
:'
,f5
!fet
tall,
has
blue
eyes
and
j
22
years,
lives
In'Celista.
U.C.
4-4
jteht
brown
shalr.
(which
is
about
30
mllesnorthof
j
I
"Salmon
nrm.
He
told
me
that
It
J
.au;
.-itwnnin,fln3u,prouuwr.
JEAN
CARSON,
the
Pa1ty
emfj
ui
times
almost
Impo.-73
-director,
librettist
ete.or
the
L0odm(,ther,
came
'from
W
srbie
'to
.continue,
but
'that
'Car
5
h,ow-
has
de
a
lot
01
1heat'-
lAnaeles
to
Join
the
C.WAX3.
son
had
held
the
whole
thing
to-0
oal
work
In
Edmonton
and
-really
ln
tne
8ervlce
,ond
has
been
8
gftner
Bnste
anfl
M
'enJoys
TV
l
'months
nnd
loves
it.
This
was
Inch
-
u
B
""'her
first
appearance
on
the
The
girls
of
the
cast
told
me
they
only
had
two
afternoons
I
off
for
practice
and
they
found
I
"EDITH
'HALE,
the
wicked
"
"My
n
grind,
rehearsing
stepmother,
is
a
lovely
person.
eTC!V
evening
and
then
doing
She
comes
from
Vernon,
U.
C.
thelr
rfu,ar
dutJ
eaCh
1
and
has
been
in
the
army
17
thlnk
they
are
to
be
commended
,
months.
This
was
also
her
first
Ior
5P,nt
m
presenung
me
how
when
H
meant
giving
appearance
on
the
stage
except
up
for
eome
work
In
qhurch
theatrl-
thelt
leu
hours.
kaKIund
the
show
'very
ttrlnc
T
rnnnri
.hn.
,
but
lot
of
fun
and
-says
a
great
i
noeM
when
z
wnt
she
likes
to
entertain
.people.
h,nrt
ih.
.P,nM
button.
franchise
issue.
So
.they
cannot,
af
ter
all,
be
charged
ever
be
finked
om
;
MARY
hill,
as
Maisie.
o
ZTitVt
with
witii
lack
itiw
"l
of
courage
7u'flc
of
the
r
convictions
.
aitnougn
cast
before
the
show
"J
"JC
of
the
ugly
sisters,
is
tali
and
jr.
tell
tear
Monday
;it
Trv,,,,k
Vancouver
blond,
MnnA
si.
Ch,
ha,
had
y,.A
some
ex-
tvnth
the
veteran
J
we
are
inclined
to
agree
evenlng
1
found
M
they
Tney
Island
Socialist,
member,
bam
uutnne,
xnai
io
miP-
sieved
it
worthwhile
to
do
,
h7r
nnrf
o-ivinf
the
vote
to
the
Japanese,
at
least,
IS
a
something
to
entertain
service.
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tnflav.
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personnel
but
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the
moment
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something
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the
same;some
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done
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some
s!n
me
what
I
wanted
to
know.
were
busy
dressing,
making
up,
airanging
props,
cnecicing
lighting
and
always
helping
one
another,
there
was
lots
of
Jkins
and
laughter
and
I
found
thrm
all
a
fine
kind
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f
people
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a
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COFFEE
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DATE
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THE
W.
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MALKIN
CO.
LTD.
VANCOUVER,
CANADA
.
.
.
or
bun
io
be
friendly
with
a
Yank
The
greeting
Welcome
home,
big
boy
It
undentood
all
over
the
Dominion.
Just
as
friendly
in
its
meaning
ire
the
words-
Haifa
"Cie"spoktn
onboth
sides
of
the'lwrder.
It's
a
phrase
that
speaks
of
goodwill
in
Ottawa
as
In
Chicago.
Yes,
around
the
globe
Coca-Cola
stands
for
the
pauie
tlmt
refreshes
symbol
of
friendliness.
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ben
any
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transport
proving
cheaper
and
quicker.
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BLOOD
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China's
first
blood
bank
ha
established
m
the
Yunnan
fr-.at
where
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