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-TUESDAY
THE
DAILY
JOB
y
PRINCE
RUPERT.
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COLUMBIA
Publlfhed
Every
Alternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAOINO
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
.A
Helpful
Film
;A
special
short
subject
now
Showing
on
the
Capitol
tractive
and
impressive
an
exposition
of
the
import-
ance
of
food
in
physical
development
and
mainten-
ance
as
has
been
seen.
The
.
,.
,
.
i
tuic
dietitics
as
applied
to
rorce
and
gives
a
line
insight
into
the
reason
why
j
such
a
fine
body
of
men
force.
The
picture
can
be
recommended
as
being
very
helpful
to
all
citizes
in
"the
way
of
conveying
valuable
food
suggestions,
particularly
in
the
way
of
balanced
and
efficient
uliets.
Of
course,
housewives
will
point
to
thedifficulty,
on
account
of
rationing
restrictions
and
.general
shortages,
of
obtaining
adequate
supplies
of
some,
of
the
recommended
foods.
The;people
iinthe
forces
have
it
over
the
civilians
in
this
regard.
St.
John
Ambulance
.
.
.
'
It
is
to
be
regretted
that
interest
in
the
annual
meeting
of
the
local
St.
John
Ambulance
Association,
called
for
Sunday
afternoon
was
so
slack
that
only
the
executive
was
in.
attendance.
It
is
.another-of
the
essential
community
activities,
of
particular
importance
in
these
days
of
war
risk
and
peril,
which
should
be
kept
up
and
which
can
only
be
maintained
by
the
support
and
assistance
of
the
citizens
themselves.
The
lack
of
interest
does
not
speak
well
for
ithe
appreciation
by
the
citizens
of
their
responsibil-dtyiboth
to
the
community
and
to
themselves.
First
aid
organization
civilian
functions
Which
lethargic
days.
It
might
be
said.for
this
as
well
as
other
activities
-of
a
'like
nature
that
there
are
many
new
citizens
in
Prince
Rupert
these
days
who
are
as
much
inter-'
ested
and.
concerned
as
the
residents
of
loncer
stand-1
:ing
and
.they
should
be
according
a
better
response
to
civilian
protection
organization.
At
the
forthcoming
adjourned
annual
.meeting,
it
isto
be
hoped
there
will
be
a
more
adequate
attendance
to
.formulate
plans
for
carrying
on
the
work.
Russia
Vast
Country
.
.
.
The
news
keeps
us
constantly
thinking
about
Russia
now:
sometimes
not
about
her
war
effort
bo
much.
as
about
her
plans
for
the
postwar
world.
!Now
the
whole
constitution
of
the
-U;S.S.R.
has
been
transformed.
The
sixteen
republics
constituting
the
Soviet
Union
are
to
be
reorganized
on
a
federal
basis,.
each
with
its
-military
-own
forces,.
each
with
its
own
business
representative
at
foreign
-capitals;
a
.
I
.
.
.
iir
Tuesday,
'February
22,
1944
.entitled
"Training
Table,"
Theatre
screen,
is
as
at-
picture
centres
on
scien-I""
"
v
.
',
t,
,
r,
.
to
play
;a
filendly
tilt
with
thf
'.the
Royal
Canadian
Air,Njvv
M
thauthe
fixmreididn".
is
being
developed
in
that
is
but
one.
of
the
voluntary
seem
to
have
fallen
upon
1
l
r
i
at
duil
m
;ivu.suiii
ouimjionweaiin
01
nations,
like
me
isntisn
commonwealth
of
Nations,
held
together
.
A
"
-
r
gnt
OI'loron
common
ideals,
but
each
manamnrr
its
own
af.T"":en.w,.tb
fairs.
There
are
so
many
racial
groups
speaking
so
many
different
languages,
and
with
such
different
interests,
in
the
Soviet
Union
as
to
require
ior
efficiency
of
managament
a
decentralization
such
as
this.
Few
of
us
realize
how
vast
and
intricate
is
that
,population,
occupying
onersixth
of
the
whole
surface
of
the.
globe.
The
original
Russia,
commonlv
now
called
"Great
Russia,"
-has
not
.much
more
'than
half
(Jf
it.
Some
52
per
cent
are
inhabiting
twenty
provinces
in
the
central
and
northern
part
of
the
country
marKeci
European
liussia"
on
our
map,
with
Mos
cow
.as
centre,
hrom
the
original
nucleus,
after
1
manner
not
unlike
the
expansion
of
the
British
Em
pire,
developed
a
vast.svstem
of
DomininnR.
hnnn
ning
in
the
sixteenth
centurv.
It
will
take
a
lonrr'timp
for
the
sixteen
republics
into
which
the
new
federal
Soviet
Union
is
dividedto
develop
anything
like
our
Commonwealth.
But,
,
as
Mr.
Roosevelt
would
put
it,
they
are
perhaps
"on
the
way."
It
took
Lenin's
Russia
considerable
time
to
evolve
into
Stalin's
Russia
and
Stalin's
'Russia
may
well
evolve
far
further.
At
least
it
has
merited
the
best
wishes.
of
the
ally
it
has
so
signally
served.
And
we
might
argue,
from
the
experience
Which
the
last
21'.
yrr-s
have
brought,
that
instead
of
the
old
.warning,
'
don't
expect
too
much
from
Russia,"
we
should
.warn
ourselves
and
one
another
v
never
.again
to
set
limits
to
what
that
marvellous
people
may
achieve.
iltMk
INCOME
TAX-
1943
Income
Returns
to
be
filed
on
or
before
APRIL
80,
1944
FORMS
NOW
AVAILABLE
Prepared
by
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
Second
Avenue
Phone
88
YANKS
WIN
rOVER
NAVY
Srorf
f
58
to
41
Last
Night
In
Exhibition
Basketball
Game.
Forcing
the
crackWanks
quin
tet
to
extend
themselves
in
order
to
gain
the
verdict,.
the
improved
Navy
team
dropped
a
last
exhibition
basketball
game
by
53
to
44count.ln:the
NavaltDrlll
Hali
.nceM.lw,'win
for"
the
croMits
inii
cagers.
The
scheduled
clash
between
the
Yanks
and
Reserve
Army
wa
look
very
friendly
at
times
due
to
rough
play.
Three
players
were
knocked
down
In
one
collision
but
it
was
laughed
off
by
all
concerned.
The
game
was
of
the
bright
crowd-pleasing
type
and
there
I
sandy
hill
dlatrict
.where
Mrs.
was
sharp
'
shooting
in
lar?e
.'Bums
.und
"Mary
now
Jive
Is
amounts.
.Wallace,
of
Navy,
was
.filled
with
souveuirs
.of
ifar-top
score
.with
:20
points,
while
?flung
places
where
the
family
Oarzellonl,
of
the
Yanks,
secuiedjt'has
visited
or
lived.
'Benarte
18.
brass
'.bowls,
.rich
'.Indian
rrugs
At
half-time
with
the
score
landman
unusual
ibrass'.
table
(take
tied
at
24-all.
The
Yanks
started
their
.place
.beside
'family
,plc-clicking
bn"
cIosein
.shots
and
turn
in
the
'.Victorian
living
by
the
start
qf
the
last
(marie
irooni.
they
led
40
to32.
Mrs.
(Bums
:md
.Mary
texperl-
Most
of
the
Navy
counters,eneri',n
bllte
ImKnglandrdur-
were
made
the
hard
way
from
quite
a
distance
from
the
basket,
and
the
sailors
inability
to
keep
pace
with
the
Yanks
on
sinking
shots
from
close-in
proved
their
undoing.
Line-ups
follow:
i
Yanks
"Wllloughby,
Lacina
8,!
Keizer
10,
Garzellonl
18,
Page,
d'Antreniont
8,
Bruger
2,
Dice
10.
Navy
MacLeod
2.
Carlisle.
Hunber
-
4,
Wallace
20.
:
Thorbu:
n
2'
KeI,y
2'
Martin
"'
i
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.MC.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
OARBUTT
If
anyone
took
a
parcel
unopenedmarked
"Arthur
Peo-cock",
or
kn
iroh-lectric
by
mistake
from
the
Empress
offices
will
they
please
return
them
to
Arthur
and
to'Walker'Wlley
respectively.
Both
gentlemen
hope
an
error
hasibeen
made.
Just
the
same
as
I
hoped
it
was
a
mistake
mai.xny
orana
new
ioiraan
ran-
tern
.was
;taken
:frorn
Hhc
store
cupDaara
at
tne
nut.
Errors
.like
Urn
are
costly-for
.those
.who
are
the
victims
of
such
mlstakfs.
I
think
you
-will
like
the
.fol-
't
1
.
.
"S'
mvwt
.1
-eacocs:
gave
u.wiai
ue
naa
11
reproaueea
to.-
hli
friends
and
gave
one
to-Ar-
thur's.
parents.
I
quote:
"Youlh
is
not
.a
timeof
life-
It
Is.
sUte
of
mind.
It.
Is.
not
aOen.
Burns
there
when
he
was
matte,
01
-reu
nps
ana
tuppic
knees
it
Is
a
temper
of
the
will,
-
a
-quality
of
the
imagination,
a
vfcjour
of
the
emotions;
It
Is
a
freshness
of
the
deep
springs
of
life.
Youth
means
a
temDera-
mental
predominance
of
courage
over
timidity,
of
the
appetite
of
adventure
over
the
love
of
ease.
Nobody
grows
old
by
merely
living
a
number
of
years:
people
grow
old
by
.deserting
their
ideals.
Years
jnay
wiinkle
the
skin
but
to
igive
up
enthusiasm
wrinkles
ihe
soul.
Worry,
..doubt,
self-distrust,
fear
.and
despair
-
these
are
tne
long,
long
years
that
bow
the
head
and
turn
the
growing
spirit
back
to
,dusf
Whether
seventy
or
sixteen,
,
there
1
In
every
being's
heart,
the
love
of
.wonder,
the
sweet
amazement
at
the
stats
and
starlight
thlnss
and
thoughts,
the
undaunted
challenge
of
events,
the
unfailing
childlike
appetite
for
what
next,
and
the
Joy
and
ihe
game
of
life.
'.You
Lare
as
young
as
your
faith,
a
your
aelNconfidenee,
as
old
as
your
rdeapalr..
:In
that
-central
place
of
your
heart,
there
Is
a
wireless
station:
no
long
as
it
receives
messages
of
beauty,
hope,
courage,
grandeur
and
power,
from
the
earth
from
men
.and
from
the
Infinite,
so
Ion
ate
.you
.young.
VfY--
are
all
down
and
all
the
central
place
-of
your
heart
U
covered
with
the
snows
of
pessimism
and
ilhe
le
of
cynlclm,
then
are
you
old
Indeed
and
may
Ood
have
mercy
on
your
soul!"
.....w
.11,
n.
1
OREAT
LAKES,
Itt.,
Feb.
22
u-
i-our
memoers
01
Notre
Dame's
national
football
cham-
nlons
nf
1041
nrp
fitntlnnvH
nf
Oreat
Lakes
naval
training
sta-
tlon.
They
are
Jim
White,
Jim
Tharpe.
Jim
Mcllo
and
Bob
Hanlon,
WIVES
OF
GENERALS
FAR
ArlELD
Mrs.
IE.
L
M.
Burns
Makes
"Real
'Home"
.in
Canada
'After
Surviving
Earthquakes
and
Hlitr.
By
Helen
Bannerman
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA,
Feb.
22
O1
Devoted
to
her
home
and
10-year-old
daughter
Mary
Eleanor,
the,
wife
of
MaJ.-Gcn.
E.
L.
M.
(Tommy
Burns
Is
busy
making
a
"real
home"
for
her
husband
to
return
to
when
the
war
Is
won.
Mrs.
Burns
knows
the
lone'l
ness
of
a
home
with
the
"man-ofUhe-house"
.overseas
:for
ahe
last
ssaw
rher
I
husband
'two
years
ago
when
he
'returned
ito
Can
ada
(briefly
as
.officer
administering
-the
'Armored,
Corps.
JLast
spring
i
he
.was
promoted
.to
-a
.divisional
i
command
overseas.
The
quiet
house
in
(Ottawa's
big
tlie
first
year
.of
war
m
hen
1
Oen
lBurns
wxs.a
Ca
nadianMIU
-ttary
:Headauarters.
lATemorr
.of
the
nightmare
of
bombing
ntiich
visited
'their
quiet
Devon
.home
makes
Mrs.
IBurns
ADpreciatf
doubly
the
.quiet
life
she
.lead
in
(Canada's
capital.
"Th
"voyase
'back
was
'Uneventful
but
it
was
nerve-racking
because
the
danger
ot
submarine
attack
was
-so
great
ithen,"
Mrs
'Burns
said.
"I
plan-jned
wveral
ways
of
saving
Marj'
If
we
were
torpedoed
and
there
was
never
anyone
more
thanwful
when
we
reached
Canada
safely."
TIIHKE
YKAKS
IV
OTTAWA
In
the
three
years
she
has
been
living
in
Ottawa
'Mrs.-Burns
has
been
a
.member
of
Uie
ex-
ecutlve
of
the
Royal
iCanadian
Engineers
Women's
Auxiliary
and
is
one
of
the
supervisors
of
the
Women;
Hostel
for
xrvke
j
'
"
women.
The
excitement
of
far
.places
has
come
often
-in
to
Mrs.
Burns'
i?
life
for
in
1927,
-as
-a
.bride,
she
,
I
accompanied
her
husband,
then
a
malor.
to
Quetta,
Indla.
where
he
attended
.the
Imperial
;De-
fence
College
.for
three
years.
Durlng
their
stay
there
were.
two
mInor
earthquakes.
..But
.Jfe
,n
Indla
wa
wonderful;
"Mrs.
!Burns
said,
"We
coilld
play
the
outdoor
Music
Is
Mrs.
Burns'
hobby.
and
outdoor
sports
of
all
kinds,
relaxation.
Her
daushter.
shares
her
enthusiasm
for
hAth
.Mr,
Bums.
oniv
-danirhter
of
the
late
-nr
and
m
mnii
Jphelan
of
Kingston.
Ont..
mec
an
Instructor
at
Royal
Military
college.
rOR.HIM.I-WAlT
By
Violet
Dynes.
Coqultlam
At
night
vwhen
wheels
-of
toll
are
still
nd
it
is
time
to
rest,
I
seek
his
coming
o'er
the
hill
From
out
the
sunset
west.
I
breathe.
a
thankful
little
sigh
Awaiting
his
approach,
And
wish
that
he-could
really
fly
By
chariot
or
winged
coach.
This
Is
my
hour
and.lt
shall
ibe.
(By
cunnmg
and
contriving
Tris
.worth
each
day's
anxiety
To
see
him
thus
arriving.
Faithful
and
true
the
long
year!
through,
;
This
oncwho
brings
such
Joy.
But
heaven
tknows
T
must
dls-'
close,
Ht
Is
my
paper
boy.
fEIMELY
ICKOH'KS
1
POTATO
CHEESE
SOUPn.E
2
cups
mashed
potatoes
1
cup
grated
cheese
2
eggs,
separated
.2
tablespoons,
melted
fat
l-3cup
milk
',2
teaspoon
salt
't
teaspoon
pepper
teaspoon
mustard
Mix
grated
cheese
thoroughly
wun
potato.
Beat
egg
yolks
.until
thick
and
lemon
enlnntwi
nH
comome
with
milk,
melted
(fat
and
seasoning.
Add
to'th
nntiUn
mixture
and
beat
smooth,
Fold
j
In
stiffly
beaten
egg
whites.
Turn
,
Into
n
TxM.araiteA
ji.i.
set
In
a
pan
of
hot
water
and
1
oven-poach
In
a
moderate
oven
350
degree
V
until
set,
about
40
j
minutes,
Six
servings.
Why
Most
Young
Use
this
External
Way
To
Relieve
Miseries
of
NO
RISK
of
J
STOMACH
UPSET
:.-
f
BY
STRONG,
INTIINAl
DOSING..
YOU
JUST
tm.GMx
'
B
II
ft
A
u
m
vwv
it
v
IVnmptly'Ilelps
Rilittn
Coughing
Spams,
fflluicuLirSertMeuorTigbtiitts,
Congestion
cmd
lrriut
'uui
vi'.linucbul
Tubtt
nt'srclUy
.(Lu)crous
ito
neglect
a
diilJ'j
clL1!
,'Most
modern
modiets
know
diis.
Thit'S'whyi
they,
turn
to
the
timc-tcstcd
home
'
remedy
for.
icltofing
miseries
of
children's
colds
VickVVipoRub.
.Experience
his
taught
them
vbit
tto
tcjrpcct
wheu
they
rub
VpdRub
on
cthroat,:
chest
anil
backer'
bedtime.
Basketball
:
Buzz
'If
past
record
are
any
criterion,
the
AlnForce
WomeniDl
vision
quintet
-and
'United
States
Engineering
Department
should
play
an
interesting
game
at
Number
Four
Group.
R.C-A.F.
tonight.
The
stake
will
be
first
place
in
the
Women's
Area
Ba-fcet
ball
League
for
In
four
games
.he
W.D.
s
have
lost
none
and
the
USED,
girls
have
dropped
only
one-decision.
In
the
third
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