1
4k,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAGING
EDITOR
ILY
EDITION
ealth
and
Morals
.
.
.
Tuesday,
February
29,
1944
A
recent
poll
of
Canadian
citizens
showed
a
very
ge
majority
in
favor
of
a
frank,
nation-wide
eam-ign
against
the
plague
of
venereal
disease.
No
-
-
.w....
mportance
of
Beauty
.
.
.
This
is
hardly
the
weather
to
stimulate
great
en-
"
;
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
Closed
for
alterations!
Yes.
at
last
we're
to
have
the
Hut
floor
fixed
and
so
we
have
closed
up
for
the
next
few
weeks.
How
ever
that
doesn't
mean
we're
walking
out
on
you;
By
no
means.
Just
transfer
your
daytime
activities
to
the
Empress
"Y"
where
there
will
be
the
usual
games,
ping
pong
tables,
magazines
and
writing
desks.
The
service
men
and
girls
are
welcome
there
but
I'm
sorry
to
I
say
that
we
cant
hold
our
Ser-
nht
trip
Ktnrtlimr
fnrt5
trinr.
hnv
ulrp.idv
hppn
rp-lvice
Wives'
Club
meetinas
unt!
aled
have
aroused
public
opinion
out
of
its
lethargy
!
we
,are
cback
tne
Hu'
"ce
So
faenrice
i
i
t.
,i
,i
e
;
again.
perhaps
you
d
made
people
realize
that
the
old
policy
of
1
wives
might
auange
to
meet
in
secy
and
silence
on
this
unpleasant
subject
has
only
j
each
other's
homes
for
awhile.
ded
and
abetted
the
spread
of
these
ghastly
social
1
in
the
evenings
the
Empress
scasps.
It
is
strnncrp
thnt
iho
oln.iL-
nf
fnlsp
mnrWv
activities
will
carry
on
as
usual
I
with
wm
shows
snows
and
ana
ai
dances
but
dur-
v
:
.
.
........
.
,
?K
is
so
long
oeen
permitted
to
sniem
tnis
iront
ranK-im
the
dav
me
lt
our
down
'.nf
eh-mnfcln
n
aU
,;."",.
t,hwnH
bee-uiTof
.nujr
officer
o.
Noake
of
To-
and
n
t
?
i.
;
,
-
.
-
i
-
...
.
.
.u
.in
i-
t
,
g
enemy
oi
society,
preying
aiine
upon
me
iunu-1
town
recreation
hall
and
meet-
ter
of
principle
,4k
'nt
and
the
guilty.
Like
other
evils,
it
thrives
in
the
;
place.
The
y.w.oa.
Hostess
.
irk.
Turn
the
of
it
in
,that'
the
e-
searchlight
publicity
its;
upon
Qne
of
tu
"V-i1
Vt.
.
...
.
1
-
.
.
.
nrpM
rlnrintr
rhA
tteek
from
1301
v""lc
"uc
1
s-fal
setting
and
it
will
cringe
and
slink
into
the
shad-;
rn
e,n
-
anA
,w
fighters
of
1-pi
vs
like
the
wretched
thintr
it
reallv
is.
ami
mnn
nifrv
work
uin
h
Ay
1081
Maclean's
Magazine
has
a
full-length
article
on
j
Wnnd
.
ha
n
Mn:n
e
subject,
reyiewing
its
ravages
among
our
armed
;
open
at
the
Empreas.
although
rces,
as
well
as
among
civilians.
The
writer
calls
;
she
win
not
be
able
to
serve
hot
No.
1
Saboteur
and
quotes
figures
to
prove
it.
he
Air
Force,
he
says,
has
2.1
new
cases
per
1,000
;r
month,
the
Army
4
new
cases
for
each
1,000,
hile
the
Navy
has
the
questionable
distinction
of
l
z)
new
cases
per
1,000
per
month.
No
other
con-ff
.gious
disease
has'half
the
prevalence
of
V.D.
'.
The
writer
discusses
the
campaign
being
waged
lit
i
1
mi
i
i
:oral
side
of
the
question
has
been
woefully
over-
;
meals.
-So
don't
grumole,
boys
and
gals,
help
us
make
the
best
of
lt
and
think
how
beautiful
the
old
hat
will
be
with
new
floors.
Well
let
you
know
Just
as
soon
as
we're
opening
up
again.
Besides
It's
an
ill
wind
that
blows
nobody
good.
Wont
Mr.
Elio
be
glad
jainst
tne
piague
irom
lour
angles,
ine
urst
tnreeito
have
a
rest
from
the
conUnu-
names
as
health,
law-enforcement
and
welfare,
all
on
tramping
of
feet
overhead?
!
which
are
admittedly
important.
The
fourth
of-L
Bea
me
t0
that,
nsive
against
the
enemy,
the
moral
sctor,
he
dis-
JlS?
iSCiS
isses
wun
a
Dnei
paragrapn
on
ine
ground
xnai
on,
on
very
pretty
curtains
for
the
lat
subject
"there
isn't
much
for
a
reporter
to
re-
j
Powder
Room,
ut"
"Obviously,"
he
says,
"it's
a
job
for
the
indi-
Jean
Meivi7rTturned
to
hrr
.dual,
the
boys
and
girls
themselves,
their
parents,
!
home
in
victoria
today
for
-
ieir
teachers,
their
pastors,"
The
discussion
of
the
j
holiday
with
her
parents.
Mr
;
ana
Airs,
iraig
oi
mat
city,
jean
as
you
know.
U
Mrs.
Breen
Mel-
7.;
7
i
i
".'W1
lil'l'ul
-w-c.
u-)Tln
and
has
up
SilKe
eaii
u
saoum
De
reiraraea
as
Dasic
ana
iunnamentai
iiast
July
when
she
came
up
here
t
everjihing
else.
If
a
man
or
woman
has
adopted
!
ith
Breen
just
after
their
wed
'41'
ght
moral
principles
and
is
not
merely
trving
to!dlng-
We
sllan
a11
mUs
Jeai
i
(it
void
the;
consequences
of
sin
there
is
something!""
"j!
I
tv..i
i.
i
1.
t
i
r
n
i
KJsl
Ruuistaiuiai
to
wont
upon.
Acceptance
oi
nivme
laws
i
Breen.
-
mm.
!
l)r
health
and
punty
is
possibly
the
best
assurance
.gainst
the
practice
or
encouragement
of
social
vice,
nil
lie
"urn
ui
ni-iitailll
tiuu
lllUicV
UUUllUll.
The
"more
arguments
you
win,
the
less
friends
you'll
have.
iv
tun
ri-KiMi:
rnt'RT
or
IIKITIMI
(OIIMIIU
in
rHoiiMi;
la
tli
Mitlrr
f
I
hi-
-AdiulnMra.
I
rat
Ion
Xtt"
imU
In
Ihf
Millrr
r
thr
VMitf
of
Knut
(ln.
Ih-cra-il.
liiKijir.
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
Fisher
Local
Judge
.of
the
Suprrme
Court
of
British
Coi-!
umbla.
I
aa
on
the
18th
day
of
Feb-jtuary
AD.
1944.
appointed
Administrator
of
tb
Estate
of
Knut
Olsen
formerly
of
Montreal.
Quebe'
deceased,
who
died
on
or
about
the
'3rd
day
of
January.
AO.
1944.
Aii
persons
indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
r.t
nusiasm
over
flowers
but
those
who
have
the
finest
'ISdanpVM
SfcJSWZ
arcana
tVin
.it,t
nvo
o1r0n,l,r
I
?taU
are
required.
to
file
.1.1.1
an
uiv.
vitj
uiiv.uiy
iimniiif;
ijitiua
tui
tilts
;
mem
wun
me
properly
Termed
on
-.ummer's
showing,
says
the
Prince
George
Citizen.
IMS
tSA&T&iM&
'
I
will
be
made
baring
regard
only
to
Flowers,
fine
gardens
and
attractive
homes
takeij
nid0'
hlch
'
luch
planning
to
assure
full
satisfaction.
Growing
!
?S?
fefiSi5ru23
.
?5
4'.thto
i
Ilowers
and
lmnrovinc
vour
home
trrounds
mvpa
norwan
a.
watt
f
'
'
'
.
rrt
O
1
-
f
.
1
1
1
ml
1
.
n
uu
jneasure
ior
an
wno
can
see.
ine
Deautuying
on
our
grounds
and
the
city
generally
is
an
obligation'
should
all
face
up
to,
especially
during
war
time'
I
iT
"
me,
maintaining
oi
nome
iront
morale
is
soj
i
ii
jiii
ii
ii
ixiii
M
;
1
en
you
stop
to
think,
don't
forget
to
start
again.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert
B.C
For
Mutual
Benefit
Jealth
and
Accident
See
JOHN
L.
WRIGHT
Phone
711
Pioneer
Rooms
No.
6
SPORT
NEWS
Juck
McAvoy
recently-retirrd
British
middleweight
champion,
has
left
the
ring
because
he
is
"disgusted
with
the
whole
boxing
business."
The
35-year-old
McAvoy
says
it
all
began
two
years
ago
when
he
signed
a
contract
to
defend
his
title
against
Ginger
Sadd
at
Norwich.
There
was
a
dispute
over
the
purse
because
of
an
increase
In
the
en.,
lertatnmen-t
tax
and
McAvoy
called
the
fight
off.
British
Boxing
Board
officials
decided
in
favor
of
the
promoter
and
ordered
McAvoy
to
pay
a
$900
forfeit.
He
refused.
"I
fpel
that
after
nearly
20
years
In
the
ring
I
have
been
treated
unfairly."
Jock-
told
newsmen
in
announcing
his
decision
to
hand
up
the
gloves.
"I
am
retiring
ai
JThe
Fare
If
10C
I
Please
Have
if
Ready
most
versatile
modern
time,
Mc-
John
Henry
Lewis
in
a
world
championship
light
-heavyweight
bout
in
New
York
eight
years
ago.
Known
as
3
middle
with
a
heavyweight
punch,
his
real
name
is
Joe
Bamford.
Now
in
the
Royal
Air
Fo:ce.
his
home
is
at
Weaste,
Lancashire.
Len
Harvey,
former
British
and
Empire
heavyweight
champion
termed
McAvoy
"the
toughest
man
I've
ever
fought.
Boxing
spectators
always
wondered
why
Jock
bn
both
his
thambs
between
every
round
of
Eli
NO
OTHER
NATURAL
CEREAL
GIVES
IT
SO
RICHLY
Vith
lets
meat
todjjr,
wlie
women
ire
happy
to
know
that
by
strtta
Quiktr
Out
for
breaUait,
they
can
git
their
hird-worLiog
family
a
rkh
source
of
meat's
main
element
protein.
No
other
natural
cereal
it
so
rich
in
thit
eital
factor
for
energy
and
growth
as
whole-grtla
oatmeal.
And
it
is
richest
of
all
natural
ccreau
in
Vitamin
U
needed
for
sound
ocrrei
and
energy!
No
wonder
more
families
than
ercr
are
calling
delicioul,
hot
breakfasts
of
Quaker
Oata
daily
a"miut"
for
wartime
diets.
a
fljjh?
Some
thought
is
was
a
show
of
temper
The
reason,
however,
was
that
McAvoy
haii
both
thumbs
fractured
whll'
working
in
a
cotton
mill.
Since
then,
they
have
been
stiff
at
the
JolnU
and
he
loosens
them
by
pulling
them
with
his
mouth.
A
sallow
Welsh
miner
who
rates
as
a
leading
contender
for
the
title
vacated
by
McAvoy
came
off
the
floor
four
times
to
snatch
a
victory
from
the
coun-
Dm
irys
naroesi-woruru
o.
n
ilu
tVitrH
itnlihl
vltnrt
village
over
coffee-clored
Lefty
Lefty
wi
A
quota
of
$2700
has
been
set
for
Prince
Oeorm
in
the
Red
Cross
drive.
Three
men
were
found
gutHy
and
fined
In
Ptlnce
aeorte
police
court
for
the
Illegal
handling
and
sale
of
meat
The
charges
were
laid
by
the
War-
i
ime
Prices
and
Trade
Board.
A
reward
of
$30
has
been
pott
ed
by
Sam
Stevens,
manager
of
the
C.CP
Hall,
for
Information
leading
to
the
conviction
of
the
per-.
:.
responsible
forgetting
off
an
rx
'iMon
which
blew
a
hole
In
the
floor
of
the
Hall
when
a
dan
wa
in
progress
one
night
la.st,
week
A
stick
of
dynamite
w-.s
bcllevfd
to
have
been
set
jf
i'
No
one
was
injured.
At
the
annual
bonspiel
the
rink
of
Robert
Canon
won
the
KeUy
Cup.
emblematic
of
cham-u;.!iship
of
the
Prince
Oeorge
I
Curling
Club's
twenty
-
fourth
,
annual
bonspiel
on
Tuesday
I
night
The
site
of.
the
Vatican
was
once
occupied
by
the
Gardens
of
Nero.
is
tiik
M
r-Hr.Mi:
rnritT
or
ItKITIII
IOH
Mltlt
in
i-Komii:
In
the
Matter
of
I
be
"
1mlnllratln
Art"
ami
In
the
Miller
uf
I
lie
I.
.tale
f
I'rank
liar.
Iei-rar
Initiate.
TAKK
NOTICK
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
W
E
Flaher
made
on
,
the
10th
day
of
February.
A
D
l44.
mm
m
i
'
i
.
j
nuuiiiiwii.iui
v.
the
estate
of
Prank
Isaac,
deceased,
nnd
all
parties
having
claims
agalnat
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
11th
day
if
March,
AD
144.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
Eatate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
DC.
this
11th
day
of
February
AD.
1844.
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
BC
Bringing
Home
the
Bacon:
Her
fellow
passengers
didn't
mind
her
bringing
home
the
bacon
but
when
it
came
to
that
armload
of
groceries,
they
had
a
right
to
kick.
They
knew
that
it
would
delay
the
bus,
get
them
home
a
little
later,
leave
people
standing
in
the
rain,
and
put
more
grey
hairs
in
the
driver's
head.
Please,
Folks,
do
not
take
large
parcels
on
the
bus
during
rush
hours.
Help
Yourselves
by
Helping
us
to
keep
the
Huses
running
on
time.
Arrow
Bus
Lines
KEIl
CROSS
COSCEUT
BAND
DUO
REUNITED
New
Naval
Bandmaster
U
Taking
Over
Here.
Separated
more
than
eighteen
months
ago
after
gaining
acclaim
in
Halifax,
an
instrumental
duet,
recently
reunited,
will
be
a
feature
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
band
concert
Thursday
night
in
the
Naval
The
concert
has
been
ar-
""R"1.
toroutfi
the
kind
per
for
Tommy
Davie
of
Comgorse
!
mission
of
Commander
C.
M.
-
n
n
t
1
i
.
s
&
"
m
aw
s
when
the
batUe
was
stopped'
Members
of
the
duet
of
the
Navy
band
hire
toon,
and
po.
Ni
u
Petty
Officer
H
A
Jeffrey
of
Nevrfotn.'
Toronto,
tromboiust.
who
U
the
was
drai'
assistant
bandmaster.
Quebec
r
Thursday
night's
concert
will
Noaka
t.,
probably
mark
the
hut
time
Petty
on
thas
Prince
Rupert
cltUcni
will
due
uun-see
Chief
Petty
Officer
8.
E.
;
ounurriaiHi
win
or
imicinwiru
by
local
mustc-lovers
as
the
conductor
whj
defUy
wielded
the
baton
during
the
band's
semi-monthly
radio
broadcasts.,
The
cornet
and
trombone
duo!
will
play
a
bright
polka.
"Ida
and
DotUe."
which
will
enable'
them
to
demonstrate
their
i
amazing
technique
and
brilliant
trlple-tongulng.
Petty
Officers
Noakea
and
Jeffrey
are
former
members
of
'the
Navy
band
at
Halifax,
which
became
famous
In
eastern
Can-
Jamalwin
rhamnlon
whrec'
i-
naai
uur.-.u-
aua
imo
yean
nu
a
gash
above
the
Negro's
eye.!""'
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