PAQE
TWO
THE
DAILT
NCT"S
The
Daily
News
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
O.
A.
HUNTER
Managing
Editor
M
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i
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
.
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
.
.
.15
Per
Month
65
Per
Year
$7.00
By
Mall,
per
month
.40
Per
Year
$4
00
DAILY
EDITION
.
.
Friday,
August
11,
1944
EDITORIAL
LITTLE
MEANS
MUCH
Those
persons
in
Prince
Rupert
who
individually
attend
to
the
smoking
requirements
of
our
soldiers
overseas
or
do
so
as
members
of
an
organization
such
as
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
Coast
Regiment,
may
rest
assured
their
contribution
is
well
received.
Letters
of
thanks
from
our
fighting
men
are
more
than
fitting
reward.
For
so
little
our
men
are
so
grateful.
Because
of
this
we
should
all
redouble
our
efforts
along
in
this
regard.
The
following
excerpt
from
a
B.C.
soldier's
letter,
in
which
he
gives
thanks
for
smokes,
should
be
enough
to
loosen
the
purse
strings
of
the
most
cautious
contributor:
"These
days
we
all
find
a
good
smoke
is
a
great
relief
(in
spite
of
what
the
doctors
say).
But
decent
cigarettes
are
not
to
be
bought
in
England
at
less
than
two
shillings
and
six
pence
for
20,
and
here
(France)
they
can't
be
bought
at
any
price.
We
all
depend,
therefore,
on
the
parcels
and
shipments
which
arrive
from
home."
So
you
can
realize
just
how
much
the
troops
look
forward
to
the
distribution
of
gifts
sent
from
here.
i
Clothes
make
the
man,
they
say.
At
the
dry
dock
men
admit
that
when
women
put
on
slacks
they
become
man
power.
PLATFORM
FOR
CANADA
"
A
platform
for
Canada
is
advocated
by
The
Financial
Post
and
is
worthy
of
deep
study.
It
is:
1
All
manpower
and
resources,
efficiently
used,
wherever
need,
to
win
the
war.
2
Pay-awe-go
policy,
to
the
utmost
possible
limit,
to
avert
inflation.
3
Elimination
of
wasteful
spending
by
public
bodies
or
private
individuals.
4
Planning
now
for
post-war,
by
government
arid
business,
to
ensure
fullest
employment
and
im
prove
social
standards
through
individual
initiative
and
competitive
enterprise.
5
Orderly
and
economically
sound
disposal
of
surplus
war
stocks,
plant,
machinery,
etc.
6
Planned
and
orderly
demobilization
of
armed
forces
and
war
workers
so
they
may
be
reinstated
irt
productive
civilian
life
with
minimum
dislocation.
7
Generous
treatment
for
incapacitated
fighting
men,
to
ensure
their
rehabilitation
and
reward
their
sacrifices.
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board
warns
that
there
is
a
connection
frequently
between
the
red
face
and
the
black
market.
ROLL
YOUR
OWNERS
GO
FOR
OGDEN'S
They
go
for
Ogden's
because
it's
a
prue
worth
getting
...
a
blend
of
mild,
mellow
tobaccos...
not
iust
another
tobacco
U,
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
but
Ogden'sJ
Special
Chinese
Dishes
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
i
Hours
10
ajn.
to
10
pin.
2nd
Avenue
and
8th
Street
LONDON
SHOE
REPAIR
SHOP
733
Second
Avenue
Across
from
Dominion
Bid.
NOW
OPEN
All
work
guaranteed
enrick
service
OUTLINES
WAYS
TAG
DAY
MONEY
WILL
BE
USED
In
appealing
for
generous
support
of
its
tag
day
tomorrow.
In
aid
of
various
activities.
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
I.OD.E.,
gives
the
following
summary
of
its
Knitted
field
comforts
for
all
:
the
forces.
i
Knitted
and
sewn
garments
I
and
bedding
for
bombed-out
area
victims
In
Britain.
Camp
libraries,
contributions
to
both
local
and
national
funds.
Prisoners
of
war
fund.
Polish
relief
for
adulta
and
children;
financial
and
clothing.
Sailors
and
mine-sweepers'
fund.
Comforts
for
the
service
women
In
Britain.
Comforts
for
the
small
children
in
the
nurseries
of
Britain,
British
war
guests.
Contributions
to
National
Service
Centres
Fund,
where
troops
are
entertained.
Comforts
and
games
for
adopted
ship,
the
frigate
Prince
Rupert.
Tag
day
will
be
under
direction
and
supervision
of
Mrs.
D
C.
Stuart,
regent
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
assisted
by
members
and
their
young
helpers,
the
school
children
of
Prince
Rupert.
Convenor
is
Mrs.
William
Brass
and
those
tagging
will
Include:
Mrs.
Pinnlnger,
Mrs.
C
Taylor.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Xlrs.
Applewalte,
Deshka
Penoff
,
Betty
Wide.
Margaret
Wide.
Lenora
Gardner.
Edna
Gardner,
Lilly
Sylvester.
Marie
Skamerude,
Margaret
Strachan,
Mary
Strachan,
Allan
Forman,
Larry
Moore,
Jack
Fin-layson,
Gerald
Berthelet,
Don-old
Berthelet,
Joan
Adcock,
Ann
Whitine.
Gael
McRae.
Dorothy
Haudenschild,
Ken
Laurie,
Bob
Ormlston,
Oerd
Lien,
Stanley
Youngman-,
Jean
Faught,
Barbara
Teng,
Mary
Addison.
Assisting
with
distribution
of
tags
at
headquarters,
the
Cana
dian
Legion
Rooms,
will
be:
Mrs.
Soldiers'
Sport
Meets
Planned
By
Allan
Nickleson
LONDON,
Aug.
11
O)
-
The
fellows
of
the
Canadian
Army
who
remain
In
England
while
waiting
to
loin
their
comrades
in
battle
on
foreign
soil
must
have
their
entertainment
and
relaxation.
An
army
sporta
Flans
drawn
up
at
a
meeting
Somewhere
in
England"
dU-
Cussed
proposed
summer
cham
pionships
in
various
competl
tlons
such
as
track
and
field,
tennis,
softball
and
horseshoe?,
and
set
tentative
dates.
The
dates
must
be
tentative,
of
course,
because"
military
needs
are
likely
to
upset
such
secondary
events
without
notice.
Already,
scores
of
softball
j
games
have
been
played
in
var-1
loos
leagues
scattered
through-;
out
army
camps
and
some
pre-
i
iiminary
various
track
meets;
have
been
held
In
preparation
for
the
army
titular
rounds.
transport
All
EI-Keblr
with
120
persons
missing.
Hugh
Dalton.
Minister
of
Economic
Warfare,
broadcast
to
Poles
to
be
ready
ior
me
nour
of
deliverance."
Italians
bombed
Aden.
TIMJE
THE
TOILER
CANADIANS
DECORATED
FOR
BRAVERY
IN
ITALY
-Six
Canadians
decorated
for
bravery
in
the
Italian
campaign
are
shown
above.
Th
y
are.
top,
from
left
to
right,
Capt.
P.
L.
Cade-gan
of
Glace
Bay,
awarded
the
Military
Cross;
Cpl.
G.
J.
Bafjo
of
Winnipeg.
Man.,
and
Bdr.
J.
L.
Reynolds
of
Vancouver.
B.C.
both
awarded
the
Military
Medal.
Lower,
from
left
to
right,
Sgt
J.
McDougall
of
Toronto,
Bdr.
C.
A.
Rowe
of
Kingston
and
Toronto,
Ont..
and
L-Bdr.
D.
C.
Roland
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
all
three
awarded
the
Military
Medal
Advice
to
Workmen
Around
Machinery
The
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
of
B.C.
is
again
urging
workmen
and
employers
to
take
every
precaution
against
per
sonal
Injury.
J.
Boddle,
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wrathall.
lowing
points
to
proteet
those
Mrs.
Whiting,
Mrs.
Dodimead
who
work
around
moving
parts
and
Mrs.
Coates.
of
machinery:
1
Clothing
shall
fit
elotely
about
the
body,
arms
and
legs.
2
Unlew
the
hair
fs
cut
short,
it
shall
be
completely
confined
by
rap
or
other
suitable
head
tear.
3
Dangling
netkwear,
ring;
ln
Diauict
of
Prince
Roprrt
and
stmaie
ai
exraegaie.
u
t
Take
Notkr
that
E.
C
Sterna
of
BkkJtrt.
occupation
Ftolwrmen"!
,
ngcni,
lubrnus
u
appij
I
or
a
m
or
the
roivmtne
dcscrlbnl
lands
Commencing
at
a
prwt
planted
1
leet
cast
01
a
w
corner
oi
Lot
K.
Block
4:
thence
300
feet
South:
'thence
110
feet
East:
thenc
300
feet
north:
thence
170
feet
West
and
i
containing'
four
acres,
more
or
Jens.
I
E.
t;
BT
EVENS.
!
Dated
June
2Cth,
1944.
ITCH
CHECKED
in
a
J
iff
if
or
Money
Biek
For
qak
k
ftrl
h
m
k.
Ua
twi
br
tnmrz
atuet
root
.tLm.
rriMMi,.
.
1
sporxs
oi
an
Kinds
played
'
an
6
D
'
.mmmmibJ'
T"'T'
I
.
,
.
..
..
.
uikio.i
park
in
relieving
ten-
etainlw..
Kki.
.
nt-ni
am
qakkii
TeJiiu
sion
ana
Doreaom
of
Canada's
rbrtni
soldiers
held
In
concentration
I
areas,
withnnt
leave
In
tfcf
weeks
of
awaiting
D-Day.
Soft
bail,
for
instance,
was
in
progress
from
breakfast
time
to
nightfall
In
some
areas
and
other
competitions
Included
volleyball,
tennis,
football
and
track
and
field.
VOCAL
JEWEL
A
genuine
diamond
can
be
distinguished
from
an
imitation
by
touching
It
with
dry
Ice;
the
real
gem
will
squeak
when
touched.
FOUR
YEARS
AGO
IN
THIS
WAR
I
hj
the
Canadian
Prena
August
11,
1940
British
Ad
miralty
announced
loss
of
Announcing
.
.
.
Rupert
Tobacco
Store
and
Newsstand
Centrally
located
at
Third
Ave.
and
Fourth
8t.
(former
CP.R.
Office)
A
full
line
of
magazines
and
newspapers,
tobacco,
novelties
and
stationery.
Elio's
FURNITURE
STORE
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
From
The
Daily
News
Files
.
.
.
TWENTY
YEARS
AGO
THIRTY
YEARS
M.O
eluded
an
arrangement
where
gloves,
bracelets,
wrist
watches
land
freckles,
while
Bobbie
Ha
or
other
like
articles
shall
not
!
had
the
most
freckled
lac-
be
worn.
GENEROUS
INVENTOR
Benjamin
Franklin
made
money
from
his
Inventions;
!
believed
that
they
should
committee
has
just
completed;
refused
Datents
arrangements
inai
snouia
wen
satisfy
their
needs.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Qun
Charlotte
Land
Record
by
transportation
will
be
pro-1
vlded
for
visitors
from
Ketchikan
and
Juneau
who
have
expressed
their
deMre
to
take
in
the
forthcoming
exhibition.
Miss
Doris
Candow
was
judged
to
have
the
prettiest
red
hair
at
the
Elks'
Day
Flag
celebration,
and
Jimmle
Newman
was
chosen
as
the
possessor
of
the
best
combination
of
red
hair
r
no
i
he
I
be,
Mary
lludema
and
Albert
Sti
elation
organized
last
night
Rev.
William
CoWnson
was
elected
vice
-chairman,
with
percy
F.
God
rn
rath
secretarv
and
E.
If.
Mortimer,
treasure
Rev.
W.
8.
A.
Larter.
A.
D.
Edg
and
David
II.
Hays
were
name
to
the
executive
committee
Word
has
reached
here
tha
400
men
are
being
sent
t
Prince
Rupert
to
guard
the
t
it-This
w
adding
Insult
to
ln'ur
There
are
crowd
of
able
bodle
won
prizes
for
the
best
(tets
of
men
here
who
have
seen
lots
o
leem.
service
ana
wno
are
avairame
,
iiiiriiiir'iiiri
siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMia
kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiV
!
""
1
Wkliirj
The
Opening
of
the
New
Building
of
Liptclt's
Fish
Net
Dimion
and
The
Lrpsctt
Engine
and
Manufacturing
Company
Limited.
Tf
new
pxfit'net
tf
th
Fnti
Ntt
Dnhio
tt
U-tti
Lipicll
Ltd.
n
rtit
tro4cfic
tt
tti
Tint
tnWinj
of
Hi
liid
in
Norlk
Antfict.
Hti
wilt
tilt
pKt
tK
Kiefr!(t
trocmief
of
ink
tt
It
tli'l
illf.
AIm
tkt
lx"t
of
t
Lipstlt
ft
i4
M(tfi
j
Co.
Ltd.
titi
minafictortrt
of
Irm
Mtinp
rttfir4
M
rt
faking
riod.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
0
Room's,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
190
tLl
M.i
j'
m
r
and
L
'
iL
a
VANCOUVER
PRINCE
RUPERT
Meet
Mc
at
.
.
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
(Oar
Coffee
Is
Tops)
1
IbSy?
UMIFCRW5HLETC
GO
lllf
THESE
MC?SGUJTOES
I
SQMEBQDV
BOPPED
MEV
ftn.-
BiC!.
SWIPED
MY
VMHTTE
SUIT
I
7
vUVli
t0
sYMM
sTZTl
Terrace
Camp
Instructive,
Entertaining
iSpecU.
to
Daily
News)
TFRRACE
Fourt?en
boys
enjoyed
the
pleasures
and
benefits
I
of
supervised
outdoor
life
at
a
amp
held
by
the
Bjya
Oroup
of
Knox
Unit
erf
Church.
Terrace,
at
Lakelw
Lake.
Supervised
by
T.
C
Colwell.
church
patr,
with
he
valued
help
of
Sft.
fid
Earl,
assistant
leader,
the
camp
offered
bathing,
batting,
fishing,
and
utdoor
games
Meals
were
prepared
out
of
door.
Two
boys
learned
to
swim
and
dive
and
a
third
made
a
start
at
wlmmlns
daring
the
week.
ReUglouf
instruction,
general
deportment,
and
camp
tidiness
were
emphasised
One
of
the
feature
of
the
camp
was
a
quiet
time
and
atmj
hour
to
the
eve-
;
'illlg.
Jrrakl
Too
and
Ronnie
Paul-
II
won
hlth
honors
as
entertainers
and
Ronnie
carried
home
he
belt
for
winning
the
highest
marks
during
the
field
day
Other
prizes
went
to
liMlte
York.
Roy
Thomas.
Charlie
De
Kergameaux.
Atvtn
Bernhardt.
Jeratd
Toop.
Bernard
De
Ker-jrameaax.
Dennis
De
Kerga-
meaux
and
Tommy
Bruncom.
At
the
close
of
th"
the
ram
ners
offered
a
prayer
of
'hanks
and
cheered
their
leader
Thanks
were
also
given
to
Mr
Brooks
for
uoolyln
traiutpor-;
taUon.
Mr.
Nw
for
the
ue
of
'
the
hotel,
to
the
merchant
of
Terrace
for
donating
prtaes.
to
the
army
for
adding
to
the
comfort
of
the
rtmn
t
'
Y
M
O
A
for
athletic
eonl'menl.
nnd
to
the
famlies
of
the
boys,
who
supplied
eitra
delicacies.
SPOUT
FLASH
MACKS
By
th
Canadian
Preoa
Remember
when
Jimmy
Braddock
lost
a
10-round
de
elsion
to
Babe
Hunt.
I'onra
CUy
boxer.
14
years
ago
today
J'
The
Fair
Board
at
a
confer-
Dr.
W.
B.
Clayton
was
chosen
,
,Vvtlnn
unMm-k
hM-imn
world
ence
with
aNJt.
officials
con-
chairman
of
the
local
centre
of
heavyweight
rhamp'-.n
m
1935
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Asso
and
lost
the
title
Joe
Lwil
June
23.
1937
f,
Minora
Blades
Mean
HAPPY
SHAVING
Comfortable
tKjvi
at
a
rtal
tavfcg
iSal!
H
r1
o
the
Minor
'ttory.
It'l
the
?jaifibto4
Ift
IS
krw
price
rML
I
i
FRIDAY.
r
2bafSBE5
m
na
Lump
K"f
Nut
I'ea
and
fllark
1IYDK
Tl
NSrKlt
I'horte
SM
Barr
&
Anderson
LIMITI.II
rUnmblnr
and
Heating
j
Automatic
Sprinkling
snd
Oial
Ktukera
Corner
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
M
Phone
Red
38J
PX3.
Bos
1294
ritlNCK
KIIPEHT
ROOFING
CO.
Bo
I
Hi
UIIts
on
Rullto
Roofs
Repairs,
He.ihlnjllnf
Free
Estimates
Hy
Wcstover
MABE.!
CAM
GET
THAT
WHITE
SUIT
A6Alh4
BEFORE
IHcY
GET
THERE
IT'S
THE
WORLD'S
BEST
MIXER
'
omailngiJ
much
better
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