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Twins
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Necessity
.
.
.
Tuesday,
March
14,
1944
There
are
many
among
us
who
must
figure
closely
in
order
to
make
their
earnings
meet
the
bare
neces-sities
for
the
family.
For
them,
an
unanticipated
in
come
tax
balance
of
S20.
$40
or
$60
becomes
a
prob
lem
and
in
a
few
cases
makes
the
purchase
of
a
$50
Victory
Bond
a
.doubtful
possibility.
The
Finnish
Dilemma.:"
'
The
Finns
do
not
like
Russia's
terms
of
peace
'which
would
return
the
two
countries
to
their
prewar
status,
subject
to
laen-negotiation.
Helsinki,
however,
r?ac?
"probably
better
make
up
its
mind
soon
for
the
Russians
now
hold
the
hole
cards.
It
might
not
hurt
to
ask
the
French
how
they
are
enjoying
the
peace
imposed
on
them
by
Finland's
ally,
Germany,
or
to
inquire
of
the
Italians,
Greeks,
Yugoslavs,
Norwegians
and
Danes
fellow
Scandinavians
as
to
their
enjoyment
of
the
"new
order."
The
peace
cannot
be
any
more
disgraceful
or
unbearable
than
it
would
be
for
the
Finnish
people
to
tag
along
with
Germany.
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
flood
PUce
to
Buy"
BEDROOM
SUITES.
4
pieces
:
In
Matched
Walnut,
from
Si
19.00
HOPEJ
CHESTS,
In
Beautifully
Matched
Walnut.
"Honderlch,"
from
$39.50
SPRING
CONSTRUCTION
STUDIO
'COUCHES
At
BABY
CARRIAGES,
Folding,
from
I'hone
r
Send
your
Order
In
by
Mall.
t
$58.00
$25.50
32?
3rd
Avenue
Cold
Wave
Coming
Soon!
'Wc
will
be
closed
for
one
week
while
attending
the
demonstration
for
the
new
sensational
COLD
WAVE,
a
permanent
without
heat,
pads,
or
machine.
Watch
for
ltl
SUNRISE
BEAUTY
SALON
VIOLET
MAII
Cor,
Clh
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
Phone
Blue
913
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
.
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FRER
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
times
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,)
Opposite
Canadian'
Legion
I'laco
an
Ad
in
The
Daily
Ncwh
-It
Tjaya
OPENING
OF
NEW
HOSTEL
.Major
John
Steele,
Area
Super-I
visor
of
War
Services,
is
Mere
j
Major
John
Steele,
area
su-
jpervlsor
o
Salvation
Army
War
Shield
Service
oentre
here.
Red
On
Thursday
afternoon
Colonel
D.
B.
Martyn.
area
commandant,
will
officiate
at
the
opening
of
the
new
centre
which
is.
next
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Representatives
of
the
city
and
various
branches
of
the
armed
forces
will
take
part
It
was
in
this
buiW
i.g
where
war
services
work
first
began
during
the
early
days
of
the
present
conflict.
Rev.
(Major)
Roy
Durnford,
assisted
by
a
number
of
local
service
organl-
jnp
saivauun
Jnay
iu
accum-1
jmoaaie
ine
looops
ana
oouoie
j
bunks
Installed.
Overcrowded
j
There
are
large
numbers
of
these,
however,
who
'conditions
still
prevailed
until
spend
their
income
"
as
fast
as
it
comes
in
and
who,"
Department
or
National
pe-1
fence
and
completely
1
v
1
v
1
j
j?
4i
purchased
will
also
find
the
income
tax
balance
due
for
the
year
4
renovaed
tnc
stork
bulldm?.
In
1943
difficult
to
finance.
That
is,
they
will
not
have
this
building
142
men
can
now
reserve
funds
on
which
to
'draw
and
they
will
be
be
comfortably
accommodated.
the
amounts
out
of
Ten
showers
are
at
their
dis-
forced
to
scrape
up
required
cur-
.
1
1
1
posal
and
also
adequate
other
rent
income.
washing
facillUes.
A
lunch
room
Thanks
to
the
monthly
savings
plan
of
the
Na-
IZ?T'?JZJZ
.
...
r,
J
...
0
.if.
breakfast
to
order
and
which
tional
i
War
Hnance
Committee,
this
latter
group
remalns
open
untl,
nearly
mi,
will
be
able
to
join
their
fellow
citizens
in
the
patri-
night
daily
for
light
lunches
otic
job
of
supporting
our
armed
forces
engaged
in
iso
situated
on
the
premise,
battle.
If
they
begin
to
save
now,
they
will
be
able
to
JJ!
VS""1.
meet
the
income
tax
payment
before
the
loan
cam-
readmg
aVwrmngToom
with
paign
is
finished,
and
will
be
able
to
buy
bonds
a
homey
atmosphere
is
situated
through
a
plan
that
does
not
call
for
the
first
pay-
on
the
first
floor
where
many
ment
until
the
month
of
May.
.
01
ne
s
spena
,0"
nn
w
ittsi
liiuuc
v
k
tauiiig
iriiv
a
favorite
magazines.
The
former
building.
Is
often
used
on
week-ends
to
accommo
date
an
extra
40
men
and
even
this
accommodation
has
been
used
to
full
capacity
at
times
This
building
is
also
used
as
a
recreation
centre
with
games
I
of
various
kinds
being
provided.
1
An
auditorium
has
been
made
In
one
secUon
where
entertain
ments
will
be
provided.
The
public
Is
being
Invited
to
attend
the
opening
ceremonle
Fresh
Local
Haw
and
Ristotirized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
G57
V
PRINCE
UUPKjtT
ROOFING
CO:
Box
725
.
Specialists
on
Hailtup
Roofs
Repairs,
Ile-shlngling
Free
Estimates
THE
REX
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
3
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
2nd
Avenue
Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
173
KWONCl
SANG
IHNG
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
C12
7th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tal)
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
12
p.m.
Tuesday.10
p.m.
to.
12
p.m.
Oiltslde
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
12
p.m,
Phone
Red
217
Alr
Force
WD.
Ore
mil
ns
Maple
Leaf
Bo-Me-IU
Ob
US.EJ.'s
Lart
Raasrt
C.W.A.C.
Jeepettes
tills
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BASKETBALL
STANDINGS
Men's
League
Yanks
Port
Edward
Reserves
Navy
Bluet
High
MI
17th
Coast
.
Fortress
Year
-
$7.00
services
on
the
Pacific
coast,
is'MWIwi
"
visiting
the
city
In
connec
o-MiMi!VK
7
reV
Ywr
Mnth
$4:S
1th
the
opening
of
the
new
lion!"
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TOMMY
IS
KIND
MAN
Humanity
of
British
Soldier
In
lUly
is
Praised.
!
WITH
THE
8TH
2
ITALY.
March
14
9
6
officer
now
safe
mmmm
ARMY
IN
-A
Oerman
m
British
9
hands
has
written
home
to
say
'that
he
owed
his
capture
to
his
i
commanders
and
his
life
to
the
p
g
humanity
of
the
British
soldier.
4'
"You
don't
need
to
worry
4
(about
me
because
wc
have
all
I
'betM
treated
well."
he
said.
"I
would
weuia
never
never
have
nave
believed
Dievea
3
we
0
would
get
such
good
food.
Yon
1
Pete
Muldoon..
Pacific
Coa.;t
sportsman,
died
suddenly
near
Seattle
IS
year
ago
yesterday
The
Ontario
born
hockey
men
tor
was
47
years
old
and
had
been
a
member
of
the
New
Westminster
squad
that
won
the
first
championship
of
the
old
Pactflc
Coatt
Hockey
Associa
Uon.
In
1923
he
headed
Chlcaas
Black
Hawks
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
Hamilton
Tiger
went
on
ttrlke
after
winning
the
Nation
al
Hockey
League
championship
19
years
ago
today.
The
club
ex
-
;couW
say
that
the
whole
grown
'Uve
refused
a
bonus
to
play
after
which
all
visitor
will
be
"
ho
were
to
meet
Victoria
given
an
opportunity
tfc
In-
JJJ
JL
!
Coun
to
the
Stnnle'
Cnp
,
,
m
t
dMitan
was
In
uo
I
be-
scect
the
faculties
provided
m
split
fma,
tfrlMp
Toronto
8t
Pat
mvt
th5
inf
hole
nMe
regiment
regiment
was
MontrMj
Canadlen.
second
this
centre.
centre.
Lteht
Light
refreshments
refreshments
VT
d
will
be
served.
cpireu.
jand
third
place
team
in
the
WMifiMriav
Tonin?
Maior
"Our
leaders
wanted
to
pull
mhl..
resrjecUvelv.
for
the
rations,
formed
the
United
Sersteele
wU
conduct
a
.
special
out
bui
the
Tommies
were
too
championship
with
Canadleh
vices
Hut.
As
the
troops
were
mfeUng
in
tne
salvation
Army
for
them.
We
were
bomb-
winning.
Canadlens
then
lost
'to
brought
into
the
city
greater
CtadeL
During
the
meeting
the.fd
much
that
we
couldn't
cougars
in
the
Stanley
Cup
accommodation
was
required
joHi.h
nf
th
infuit
t.
even
fire.
Then
massed
tanks
and
in
December
1940,
with
the
assistance
of
the
city
commissioner
the
Salvation
Army-then
under
the
command
of
Captain
Iran
Halsey,
was
able
er
of
Adjt.
and
Mrs.
Brtmsdon
rmca
over
our
guns
and
ground
will
be
conducted
by
Major
,Un
to
pieces.
Steele.
The
major
spent
nearly
"All
that
saved
us
from
death
tnrce
years
as
an
oversea
Sal-
wat
good
dugouts
and
the
hu-
vatlon
Army
auxiliary
service
manity
of
the
Tommies.
We
got
to
open
a
small
hostel
In
the
otnetr
during
heaviest
u
rat
ion
ouiiuing
aujuuiuig
uic
present
centre.
Here
as
many
as
19
men
could
snend
the
nteht
when
on
leave.
The'
following
fall
another
section
of
the
Grat-
t'pn
building
was
taken
over
by
of
cigarettes
and
chocqlate
right
the
blitz
and
will
tell
same
r
away,
so
wc
are
In
good
hands,
teres
ting
stories
of
sate
expeu-
If
it
goes
on
like
this
well
all
ences.
eome
home
again
fit
and
well
"
BRIOHTON,
England
9
James
Mc
Robbie
Oordon.
88,
as
1
sociated
with
the
pX)yly
Carte
Opera
Company
tor
more
than'
50
year
u
dead.
He
wo
re1
garded
as
trustee
of
the
propeff
execution
of
Olibcrt
and
SalMfan
opera.
1922-6
TOOK
FOR
Anoirr
1922
came
the
dawn
of
a
great
new
era
in
communications
and
entertainment.
-Suddenly
the
public
awak-ened
to
the
great
new
poiliiliiif
of
radio.
In
just
a
few
months,
radio
became
a
part
of
everyday
life.
The
Canadian
Nickel
industry,
with
its
mines
and
plants
Mill
partially
idle
because
of
loss
of
wartime
markets
in
1918,
mw
an
opjortiimty
to
find
new
markets
for
Canadian
Nickel
In"
the
growing
radio
industry.
Soon
Canadian
Nickel
wa?
playing'
an
uneen
hut
vital
part
in
millions
of
radio
tubes
and
other
parts
of
broadcasting
and
receiving
sets
8R
1
U7
throughout
the
world.
Another
Mrp
had
Wen
taken
in
rebuilding
6
markets
for
Canadian
Nickel
byond
their
wartime
peaks.
Todny
Cnnndian
Nickel
Is
apaln
devoted
to
wnr
purposes
and
nguin
lite
induMry
Ionk
to
the
future
with
ronfidener.
Plans
nrn
ready
to
develop
ami
expand
old
and
new
peacetime
markets,
so
thnt
the
Nickel
industry
may
continue,
through
its
own
initiative
nnd
enterprise,
to
mnke
still
grratrr
contrl-
'MDNtlN
billions
to
Canada's
welfare
THE
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
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WEST,
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them
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Avenue
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