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tad
vitality
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oatmeal
thin
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other
satural
cereal
you
can
lene
your
family!
Today,
with
less
neat
protein
available,
your
family
needs
this
extra
vitality
protection
of
Quaker
Oats
more
than
cer!
Quaker
Oats
is
so
outstanding
that
it
con'
talot
nine
out
of
eleven
food
elements
abort
in
many
present
day
diets!
Serre
delicious
Quaker
Oats
daily;
Children
simply
love
Quaker
Oats.
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so
smart
to
protect
your
family's
health
and
vitality
by
serving
the
o
best
cereal
when
so
many
other
foods
axe
rationed.
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Tuesday,
April
4,
1944
Winning
European
War
.
.
.
Will
Russia
stop
when
she
has
regained
her
pre-1941
frontiers?
The
question
which
had
caused
sofne
speculation
is
being
answered
in
Rumania.
The
answer
is
in
the
negative.
The
Soviet
is
to
drive
on
until
there
has
been
unconditional
surrender
of
the
enemy,
which
is
the
principal
war
aim
of
the
United
Nations.
Foreign
Commissioner
Molotov
announces
that
Russia,
in
smashing
into
Rumania,
has
no
terri-
Keep
Gardening
Here
.
.
.
We
are
busy
people
here
in
Prince
Rupert
but,
no
doubt,
quite
a
few
will
still
find
time
to
do
the
odd
bit
of
gardening.
For
many
people
gardening
is
the
exercise
which
keeps
them
fit
for
their
regular
jobs.
Vif
Many
people
do
gardening
for
no
other
reason
than
iS1'
i
.
i..:
i
:i
to
Keep
uieii
premises
u
jiii,
mil
aiuve
cuiu.cunjciucu
to
live
in.
Then
there
are
the
enthusiastic
Victory
gardeners
who
specialize
in
vegetables
for
the
benefit
of
themselves
and
their
friends
in
these
days
when
fresh
produce
is
in
such
great
demand,
so
much
needed
and
often
difficult
to
get.
Since
possibly
as
many
people
are
interested
in
gardening
here
In
Prince
Rupert
as
ever
before,
the
Daily
News
will
endeavour
to
carry
on
with
gardening
hints
and
gardening
articles
such
as
have
proven
a
much-demanded
feature
in
this
paper
from
the
I
w
days
when
the
late
H.
F.
Pullen
started
his
intimate
and
chatty
notes
which
had
such
a
following.
We
hope
to
be
able
to
produce
information
which
will
be
both
interesting
and
informative,
possibly
of
more
particular
value
to
the
amateur
gardeners.
Incidentally,
any
contributions
or
suggestions
which
the
old
timers
among
our
horticultural
friends
in
Prince
Rupert
may
care
to
offer
us
will
be
sincerely
welcomed.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ACTIVITIES
OF
To
Celebrate
V.D.
Blood
Test
Cantata
Was
interpretation
were
given
extremely
by
Mix
tioquetil
S
wanna
Mi
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Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
i
Olafaon
at
the
organ.
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iBy
DOROTHY
GARBUTTl
Easter
Season
Decree
Endorsed
'Well
Received
The
soloUts,
whose
glnglnglc;
I
,
The
Navy
entertainment
committee
have
asked
me
to
tell
you
that
their
regular
Friday
night
dance
will
be
altered
to
Thursday
evening
this
week
because
ol
Friday
being
Good
Friday.
Dancing
will
be
from
8
until
12
p.m.,
stopping
sharp
at
midnight
The
Eleventh
Avenue
,
boys
have
also
planned
a
dance
for
this
Thursday,
but
whether
these
two
dances
will
conflict
I
can't
say.
However
I'll
let
you
know
definitely
tomorrow.
Like
everyone
else
I
have
been
Indulging
In
a
lot
of
postwar
reading.
I
have
tried
to
find
some
clear
and
concise
plan
set
down
which
will
apply
to
our
own
Canadian
scene,
not
to
Great
Britain
as
does
the
Beveridge
plan,
nor
to
the
States,
but
for
ourselves.
And
I
think
I
found
it
in
a
little
booklet
issued
by
the
YM.CA,
!
study
groups
and
printed
at
the
'Ryerson
Press
in
Toronto.
It
is
.called
"Canada
the
War
and
After"
and
Is
a
collection
of
;
essays
by
prominent
Canadians.
I
The
article
from
which
I
quote
by
J.
F.
Parkinson
who
is
assistant
professor
in
the
de
partment
of
political
economy
at
the
University
of
Toronto
and
Is
enUtled
"Problems
in
Postwar
Economy."
He
Is
speaking
about
some
of
the
reasons
for
thinking
that
It
will
be
possible
to
maintain
employment
at
a
high
level
after
the
war
.
.
.
I
1.
When
the
war
is
over,
the
.government
Is
unlikely
to
demobilize
ttK
entire
armed
services,
close
down
the
munitions
plants,
and
remove
all
the
present
economic
controls.
Canada
will
have
to
do
its
share
in
guaranteeing
the
pace.
and
government
expenditures
in
these
directions
will
probably
be
tapered
off
only
gradually.
2.
The
people
of
Canada
land
of
other
countries
t
will
have
I
have
been
deprived
of
such
goods
as
automobiles,
radios.
clothing,
furniture
and
decent
housing
for
the
latter
years
of
the
war.
They
will
be
anxious
to
buy
these
things,
and
man
ufacturing
firms
will
be
equally
anxious
to
produce
them
to
meet
the
demand.
This
additional
production
will
absorb
men
and
women
from
the
armed
services
and
the
war
Industries
and
will
help
maintain
the
flow
of
spending.
(More
,
tomorrow.)
'Graduates
As
tonal
amDiuons
din,
must
mus
pm
sue
we
enemy
"
r
bringing
about
the
unconditional
surrender.
The
ac-
Air
bUnner
tion
of
"Russia
in
invading
enemy
territory
becomes
the
more
acceptable
to
us
when
it
is
coupled
with
an
word
has
been
received
from
announcement
of
this
kind
by
Mr.
Molotov.
Russia's
J
a
b.
SETS
purpose
in
fighting
and
winning
the
war
now
has
Prlnce
RUpert.
has
been
recent-
been
established,
both
by
the
action
and
the
words
ot
iy
graduated
from
no.
3
Bomb
V,i
CntTi'nr
Tfon.iV.lir.
tn
ha
nintp
sinpprp
as
mirs.
ling
and
Gunnery
School,
Mac
Russia,
and
she
has
been
assisted
by
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain
in
the
way
of
delivery
of
supplies,
is
putting
up
a
great
battle
and
winning
the
victory
in
a
manner
which
commands
the
admiration
and
respect
of
us
all.
The
scope
of
her
present
drive
is
far
beyond
what
we
might
have
dreamed
j
of
two
or
three
years
ago.
She
bids
fair
today
to
im-j
pose
on
Adolf
Hitler
the
disaster
which
may
bring)
about
the
downfall
of
the
Fuehrer
and
the
hated
Hit-1
lerism.
'
j
The
thing
which
we
hope
for
and
confidently
now
is
that
soon
the
other
partners
in
the
United
donald,
Manitoba,
as
a
Sergeant
Air
Gunner.
lam
lii
i
1
1
m
iNauons
may
oe
aoie
to
launen
a
similar
urive
aiiuji
&&Kvii;jj
tu
invasion
of
enemy
territory
from
the
west
and
that
il
Vancouver,
victoria
and
events
will
culminate
in
the
crand
juncture
at
Ber-i
waypbints.
Stewart
and
lin
when
the
European
war
will
have
been
won.
,
North
Queen
Charlotte
islands
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave
Phone
5G3
British
Columbia's
Finest
Salmon
KITWANGA,
April
4
Young
people
of
Kltwanga
wHl6ele-brate
Easter
Monday
wflM
a
sports
field
day.
which
will
include
Softball
tournaments
for
men
and
women,
the
season's
.first
bafeall
game,
a
piilc
in
;the
afternoon,
and
daiMtf
in
the
evening.
I
Invitations
have
been
sent
to
friends
at
Hazel
ton,
Skeena
Crossing
and
Kttwancool
to
come
to
Kltwanga
for
the
Bastw
season.
Special
Easter
church
services
have
been
planned.
T:y
a
Results.
Want-Ad
for
Quick
A
leaolutlon
of
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
Hon.
O.
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
health,
that
the
provincial
government
proclaim
and
pat
Into
force
provision
of
the
Marriage
Act
calling
for
computet)
ry
pre-marital
blood
tests
of
couples
contemplating
mar.iage
with
a
view
tc
determining
the
presence
of.
venereal
disaatc
received
the
en-
i
dorsation
of
the
Prince
Ruper:
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
!
night.
The
Junior
Chamber
asked
the
senior
bdv
to
give
such
support
a.
it
saw
fit
and
the
Presented
as
part
of
the
gun-day
evening
service
at
the
First
United
Churchy
Sunday
gjght
-
a
pre-Easter
cantata,
"Seven
Words
of
Christ"
waif
greeted
by
the
congregaUon
as
a
plying
and
well
executed
soloed
choral
endeavour.
Directed
by
John
&
ttltaon
the
cantata
contained
seven
parts,
each
expressing
a
phase
or
circumstance
leading
up
t
'
the
crucifixion
of
the
Master.
Certain
desert
pUve
parage
,
motion
of
endoraaiion
proposed
'
!
by
O.
R
S
Bkckaby
and
&
A.
Cheeseman
wa
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Throuch
the
silent
spaces
of
the
night
it
comes
to
you
.
.
.
First
a
murmuring
hum
then
the
decn.
full-
throated
roar
of
a
thousand
horses
passing
overhead
and
swiftly
the
throbbing
drone
fades
out
beyond
the
dark
horizon.
It
may
be
a
T.CA.
or
C.P.A.
plane
winging
its
essentia!
load
of
mail
and
passengers
to
where
they're
needed
quickly.
Perhaps
that
motor
drumming
through
the
dusky
air
is
victory
bound)
with
a
cargo
of
fighting
men.
It's
one
of
the
marvels
of
our
gc
this
compact
engine
unit
with
the
power
of
a
thousand
or
more
horses.
Without
It
-and
the
modern
lubricants
that
keep
it
flying
today's
air
speed
and
comfort
and
safety
would
be
impossible
Next
time
you
bear
that
confident
throb
'way
overhead,
remember
that
almost
every
airplane
lying
Canada's
Skyways
is
lubricated
completely
or
partially
by
.
aviation
oils
made
in
Imperial
Oil'
refineries.
Night
and
day,
from
coast
to
coast
Imperial
helps
"keep
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