PAOE
TWO
THE
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
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Except
Sunday
by
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Rupert
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O.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAQINQ
EDITOR
MEMBER
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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday.
March
28,
1944
The
Socialist
Squabble
...
The
way
the
C.C.F.,
Communists
and
Social
Credit
people
are
attacking
one
another,
there
is
not
much
for
the
rest
of
the
parties
to
do
but
sit
around
and
watch
the
Left
groups
trade
blows.
The
Communists,
or
call
them
Labor-Progressives
if
you
like,
realize
they
have
to
take
a
lot
of
C.C.F.
votes
before
they
can
persuade
the
C.C.F.
to
play
ball
with
them.
In
Alberta
there
have
been
joint
conventions
of
C.C.F.
and
Communists
but
these
are
supposedly
frowned
upon
by
the
C.C.F.
hierarchy.
The
Socreds
go
after
the
C.C.F.
whenever
they
can
seize
an
opportunity.
The
Socreds
know
the
C.C.F.
hopes
to
take
a
lot
of
Social
Credit
seats,
especially
in
Alberta,
and
the
Socred
leaders
are
fighting
the
C.C.F.
at
every
turn.
There
is
quite
a
squabble
for
the
Left
votes.
Some
of
the
Leftist
leaders
hope
to
merge
the
C.C.F.,
Communists
and
Social
Credit
into
one
large
Communist-dominated
party.
Others
are
holding
aloof,
waiting
to
see
how
each
party
can
squeeze
in
ahead
of
the
others.
Overcoming
Space
...
So
rapid
has
been
the
advance
of
air
transport
that
one
scarcely
evinces
surprise
at
postwar
plans
to
create
a
transcontinental
schedule
of
12
hours.
The
planes
will
fly
220
miles
an
hour
and
make
the
trip
with
few
intermediate
stops.
On
night
routes
the
planes
will
sleep
up
to
30
passengers.
j
Coincidently,
many
expect
that
plane
fares
will:
go
lower
perhaps
below
the
rail-Pullman
rate.
Just
how
the
railroads
can
meet
such
a
situation
is
de-j
batable,
but
there
still
are
many
travelers
who
are
in
less
haste
and
who
enjoy
the
scenic
views
from
the
ground.
But
postwar
air
transport
envisages
businessman
said,
however,
pointing
to
the
telephone
on
his
desk:
"J
still
can
reach
my
customers
faster
than
the
fastest
airplane
can
fly."
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
WALNUT
STEEL
BEDSTEAD
Steel
Cable
Bed
Spring
with
Felt
Mattress.
Sizes
4-6
and
4-0
Bed
complete
$37.50
UNIT
STEEL
BEDSTEAD
Unit
Steel
Bedspring
with
wide
Steel
Ribbon.
This
is
like
pre-curtailment
but
sold
as
unit.
Mattress
extra.
4-6
size
only
....
$29.75
Send
in
your
Mail
Orders,
they
will
be
shipped
to
you
the
day
order
received.
Phone
775.
32:
3rd
Avenue
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
H'e
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
times
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Step
Into
Spring
With
HARTT
SHOES
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
Spring
than
to
order
a
Pair
of
Hartt's
'
Handsome
New
Spring
Shoes
for
Easter.
SOLE
AGENTS
.
.
.
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
SHOES"
Place
an
Ad
in
The
Daily
NewsIt
Pays
Classified
Ads
WANTED
WANTED
Small
apartment
or
nice
room.
Phone
748
after
5
pjn.
iTii
WANTED
Furnished
apartment
or
room
for
2
girls.
Wilte
Box
723
Dally
News.
i78t
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
suit.
centra,
adults.
Phone
'
Red
666
evenings.
78
1
WANTED
Room
by
respectable
working
girl.
Close
in.
Willing
to
share.
Phone
867.
75)
HOUSEKEEPING
Room
for
man
and
wife.
Apply
Box
721
Daily
News.
7S
$50
REWARD
for
Information
leading
to
rental
of
suitably
furnished
apartment
by
ycunj
couple.
Apply
Box
724
Daily
News.
76)
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORIST
Prop.:
MRS.
A.
R.
LOCK
300
3rd
Ave.
Phone
776
Expert
PERMANENTS
ESTHER
STANYER
Late
of
Hudson's
Bay.
Vancouver
Phone
Black
934
mornings
or
call
at
1345
Pigott
Place
Upstairs
DANIEL
BJARNASON
PAINTER
AND
DECORATOR
Quick
Service.
No
Substituting
of
Material
General
Delivery
IDEAL
CLEANERS
"House
of
Better
Cleaning"
Authorized
"FLEXFORM"
SERVICE
Shapes
Dresses
Without
Guesses
Waterproofing
a
Specialty.
PHONE
858
Mall
Orders
Box
99
:
MODERN
TAILORS
j
We
are
open
again
for
alter-
tlons
on
Ladies'
and
Men's
Suits.
Quick
and
efficient
service.
Reasonable
prices.
318
5th
St.
(Behind
Royal
Bank)
AUCTIONEER
J.
MAIR
Phone
Black
984
For
HIGH
CLASS
DECORATING
AND
PAINTING
Call
LEO
OYER
Red
395
867
Borden
St.
B.
LAMB,
TAILOR
Ladles'
and
Men's
Made-to-Measure
Clothes
302
Third
Ave.
V.
Black
787
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
206
4th
Street
Phone
655
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
Plumbing
and
Heating
Engineers
Phone
174
P.O.
Box
274
INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOLS
Canadian
Limited
B.
F.
Lovln,
Representative
Box
526
1315
Piggot
Ave.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
J.
L.
CURRY
(Late
of
Yukon)
CHIROPRACTOR
Smith
Block
Phone
Green
895
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE
Axmlnster
carpet,
9x12.
Phone
Red
976.
ttf
FOR
SALE
Complete
furnishings.
1664
Herman
Piacef
78"
FOR
SALE
No.
1
spuds.
$230
per
sacx,
delivered
Prince
Rupert.
Apply.
Box
No.
1,
Copper
River.
75
FOR
SALE
Self-backed
jew
wood,
6
foot
bow
staves.
12
years
seasoned.
$20
each.
Box
1C97
StaUon
"B".
(78)
FOR
SALE
1936
DeSoto
touring
sedan.
Heater
and
upholstery
good.
Phone
Oreen
106.
178)
FOR
SALE
House,
1136
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
$1200
cash.
Will
be
vacant
by
March
31.
Write
or
phone
L.
Nohr,
Inverness
Cannery.
(77
FORSALE
OR
RENT
Old
Post
Office
building
situate
at
corner
of
2nd
Avenue
and
7th
Street.
Official
Administrator,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
74
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
with
two
matching
chair,
also
one
odd
cheste.
field
chair;
carpet
9x12.
Phone
Red
976.
tf
FCR
SALE.
One
new
bed
complete,
six
tube
Stewart-Warner
radio,
dresser,
kitchen
chairs,
washing
machine.
945
Tenth
Ave.
East.
(7
FOR
SALE.
16
ft.
cabin
cruiser.
4
h.p.
Regal.
Call
Sgt.
Pan-nuccl,
American
Signals
478.
(79
FOR
SALE.
Orthophonlc
Vic-trola
phonograph
and
records.
Console
model.
Oood
as
new.
McBrlde
and
Fouth
Ave
after
si
o'clock
evenings.
79'
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Furnished
room
for
gentleman
only.
843
9th
West.
(74)
HELP
WANTED
WANTED.
Experienced
miner
fa
Northern
Oold
Mine.
Apply
Selective
Seryica
AM,,UQ.
WANTED.
Men
for
Sndef-ground
work
at
northern
gold
mine.
No
experience
necessary.
Apply
Selective
Servlee
A.M.
111.
(881
Phone
Green
838.
74)
LOST
Lady's
gold
watch;
reward;
keepsake.
Phone
Blue
783.
(74)
PERSONAL
FOR
THE
BEST
In
Painting
PHOTOGRAPHERS
We
will
In
purchase
good
quality
photo
Tilt
DAILY
NEWB
(GREMLINS
WIN
AGAIN
Air
Force
Girls
Trounce
High,
School
lUskrtball
The
powerful
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Women's
Division,
drubbed
the
High
School
girls
to
i
the
tune
of
33
to
10
In
the
open-1
tog
game
of
the
championship
playoffs
of
the
Women's
Basket-
;
ball
League
at
Four
hall
last
night.
i
The
undefeated
"Ore
mllni"
marched
through
the
first
quar-
j
ter.
piling
up
seventeen
points
to
the
High
School's
nil.
Peden
and
McDougall
ran
up
6
and
7
points
respectively.
)
At
the
starr
of
the
second
j
quarter
the
Gremlins
sent
In
their
second
string
who,
al-J
though
tall
and
fast,
were
unable
to
score
any
point
on
the
smaller
High
School
girls.
With
about
two
minutes
to
go
In
the
quarter
"Dodo"
McLeod
literally
,
sneaked
through
the
tough
defence
of
the
opposition.
The
,
whistle
went
and
the
score
stood
at
17-2
for
Air
Force.
Ooing
Into
the
second
half
the
first
string
reappeared
and
settled
down
to
the
business-like
proceedure
of
adding
to
their
already
high
score.
During
the
third
quarter
the
ball
was
In
the
possession
of
the
"Gremlins
most
of
the
time.
There
were
quite
a
number
of
fouls
called
on
both
teams
due
to
over-guarding
and
charging.
At
three-quarter
time
the
score
was
27-2.
The
earlier
part
"Of
the
fourth
quarter
was
uneventful
with
the
excepUon
of
a
spectacular
long
shot
by
Murray
of
the
Gremlins.
During
the
latter
half
of
the
final
period
"Dodo"
MrLeod
again
found
the
hoop
to
be
followed
shortly
by
Blaln.
Bill,
and
Sand-
holi.
As
the
final
whittle
went
the
score
stood
at
33-10.
The
individual
scores
were
as
follows:
Gremlins
McDaugaW.
Peden
10.
Brllko
6,
Murray
2.
Martin
2,
Hartley.
Dslton.
Vose.
Mc-Keen.
Norrie
31.
High
School
MrLeod
4.
nwn
2.
Bill
2.
sandhoU
2
Berg.
Shannon.
Grele.
Grey.
Vuckovlch
10.
LAST
I.rsOHT
TKOITNCE
CIV.A.C.
las'
Resort
ed-ied
ovt
the
Jeejettes"
14-fl-in
an
exhibition
game
at
Group
4
last
night
The
Je
epeiles
5'oToTMo
a
Idi'
start,
letting
the
Last
Resort
tun-up
a
substantlaf
lead
which
',
they
wete
never
able
to'ove.!
enme.
The,
game
was
exceedingly
slow
and
became
somewhat
WANTFD.
Janitor
and
eham-
rough.
ber
maid
for
local
hotel.
Apply
Ooing
into
the
second
half
Selective
Service
AM.
115.
;Last
Resort
added
more
polnti
,
(79)
to
their
score.
It
was
not
until
the
last
quarter
that
the
Jeepet-
i
'
j
tes
finally
rallied.
As
the
game
I
I
"
OST
i
ende(1
tne
,lna'
Mtt
'tood
at
i
.
!
14-9
for
the
Last
Reort.
I
fwiu
v-o
uuu
caji.
uue
10
me
iaci
mat
ini
wui
an
exhibition
game
no
Individual
scores
were
kept.
The
Reserve
-
Yank
clash
originally
scheduled
fo.
last
night
was
cancelled
due
to
a
misunderstanding.
Catl
Clay
of
the
Y.M.C.A.
re-fereed
the
games.
and
decorating
Phone
Blue
T..
IUlw
378.
-We
Can
Satisfy;
(89)
"
U
1TIUI
C
Join
Up
graphic
negatives,
size
24X
3'
or
larger
of
native
scenic.
;
A
new
recruit
in
the
Canadian
game
'fishing,
lumbering,
boat-!
Women's
Army
Corps
to
enlii.
ing,
or
other
industrial
ac-'
through
the
Prince
Rupert
re-
tlvitles
In
the
Prince
Rupert
crultlng
station
la
Miss
Alice!
and
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Victoria
Herbert,
daughter
of
Areas,
black
and
white
or
Mi.
and
Mis.
F.
O.
Herbert
of
Kodachrome.
Please
forward
this
city.
She
will
leave
tonight
negatives
to
us
for
Inspection
!
for
the
Vancouver
reception
and
we
will
advise
you
of
Im-
centre.
mediate
acceptance
or
return
For
the
Canadian
Active
Army,
same
promptly.
Steffens-j
Alfred
Charles
McKay,
age
23,
Colmer
Limited.
560
Oranville
!
of
Port
Simpson,
left
for
the
Street,
Vancouver.
B.C.
(113)
j
Vancouver
reception
centre
by
Ifnln
on
Saturday
night.
He
Is
til
huiirrmr
-mirt
of
llrlll.li
Coluinhlii
In
I'rohalr
In
thr
Matlrr
of
fhr
"trfmliiMnitloM
.rt"
(nit
In
Ihr
Mutlrr
of
tlir
Mlalr
nf
j.ilm
U'amr,
llrrrad
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Hla
Honor.
W
E.
FUher
made
on
tn
24th
day
of
March,
AD.
1944,
t
wan
ADDolnted
Admlnlilratstr
,
!.
,k.
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
McKay,
Poit
Simpson,
and
has
been
working
at
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company
post
there.
MIDLANDS
win
annexed!
of
the
Etau
of
John
!.
Ple
Bobby
Young,
formerly
warne.
deceased.
nd
in
p.rtie.
hv
stationed
on
the
west
coast,
has
SrtS:"
honorab'y
Charged
and
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
about
I
Is
now
at
his
home
on
Syden-the
25th
dy
of
April,
A
D.
1344,
and'ham
8treet
all
partlea
Indebted
to
the
Eatate
'
'
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
t
thJirJ!n'btlnM
to
me
'o'thwttK.
i
Sgt,
Cedrlc
Smith,
west
coast,
th5dV,MrJ?TD,?--1wh'''hM
transferred
to
norman
a.
watt
Kingston,
spent
a
recent
weck-offieiai
Admmutrator
'
end
with
hi
wife
and
family
on
TIMIII
K
MIX
XJ.1XII
Sealed
tenders
will
be
recelred
by
the
Minister
of
Land
at
Victoria..
B.
C
not
later
than
noon
on
the
23rJ
day
of
May.
1944,
for
the
purchlae
of
Licence
X3384I.
to
cut
10
910.000
feet
of
Spruce.
Cedar
and
Hemlock
on
two
arcaa
altuated
on
Bkedans
Bay,
Uiulae
Iiland.
Queen
Charlotte
Ialanda
Land
District.
Three
(31
veara
will
h
h...h
i...
removal
of
timber
Further
particulars
of
the
Chli-f
rorester
Victoria,
BC
or
Dlstrlc
Forester
Prince
rtupert
B
C
D'Arcy
Street.
!
Mayor
J.
D.
Burnett
has
received
a
letter
from
Lance
Bom-badler
McMahun,
a
Cobourg
boy
In
Italy,
enclosing
the
words
and
music
of
a
song
com-
i
J
posed
by
McMahon
arid
asking
that
Mayor
Burnett
take
steps
to
have
the
song
published
and
'McMahon's
rights
protected,
The
song
1
said
to
be
making
a
big
hit
with
the
boys
in
Italy
SWEET
CAPORAL
-CIGARETTES
Somewhere
In
England
tram
representing
Western
Canada
units
won
soccer
championship'
of
two
Canadian
Army
divisions
recently
In
one
game
a
Bcottlab
regiment
trounced
a
tight
antl
aircraft
regiment
6-2.
Anvonc
the
winners,
all
from
British
Columbia,
were
Lieuts
O.
L
Hope
and
B.
Clarke,
both
of
Vlctoila:
L
CpU
J
Mercer
and
F.
A.
Menzlcs,
both
of
Nanaimo.
and
rtc.
W.
A.
Campbell
of
Vancou-(
vtr.
Included
in
the
lolng
team
,
were
BSM.
T.
L.
Rimmcr
and
;
Ddr
H.
O.
Boyle,
both
of
Toronto:
Sgts.
E.
Harrison
of
Hamilton,
Onl
,
and
J.
Agoobar
of
Montreal,
and
L.
Bdr.
8.
R.
Smith
of
Brantfard,
Ont.
In
the
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tilt
a
team
front
a
Western
Canada
tegl-ment
led
by
Sgt
C
C
White
of
Burnaby.
B.C.
defeated
an
East
lent
Caimda
regiment
3-i.
Prom-1
ment
tn
the
triumph,
beside
White
were
Cpl.
D.
A.
Orlffln
of
1
NeUon,
B.C..
Tpts.
W.
R
Smith
i
of
ClandetMye.
Man
.
and
O.
W.
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OnJio
airmen
bm
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bf
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more
welcome
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Sweet
Cap.
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front
the
Knights
of
Columbui,
fa&it
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of
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Caps
for
"te'ry
fine
sen
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Mungall
and
M
D.
Balfour,
both
of
Edmonton.
The
loser,'
best
included
Sgt
R.
M.
Smith
and
Cpl.
M.
R.
Stourke.
both
of
Fort
William.
Ont
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and
Cpl.
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Hutehtnom
of
Wnnlpeg.
Favorite
and
a
splendid
Jmp-
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er.
Prince
Regent
ran
to
an
'
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vlctaty
la
t
h
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11.000
Bsloyle
S4reprerae
atj
Dublin
but
he
was
a
lucky
win-!
ner
Owned
by
James
V.
Rank,
j
well
known
English
turf
figure
j
Prince
Regent
was
a
length
behind
Prince
Blackthorn
when
'.he
leader
fell
at
the
tart
fence
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winner
carried
top
weight
f
175
pounds
and
paid
bff
at
1&
of
2
to
1
Prince
Blackthorn
'
owngst
by
Capt
H
de
Burgh.
'uby
Loch,
owned
by
C
P.
Cor-hett.
finished
second
at
100-8.
end
Knight's
Cresi.
runnlnr
In
i
the
colon
of
Mrs.
William
Mot-
j
ony.
was
thitd
at
10-1.
Ten
ran.
?udlng
th
Hon.
Dorothy
Pag-
famed
ehaer.
Golden
Jack.
'.'rh
finl!
ed
kixth
over
the
i.uh
three-mile
Ourse.
Con-'Vdertd
the
boat
t:eepleehaser
n
Eire
and
Northern
Irelanr
Prince
Itogent
ws
ridden
by
the
veteran
Tim
Ho.
Six
of
the
14
runneri
fell
In
the
2'
,
mile
Bai-
miiVi
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