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Rushed
across
the
channel
and
radioed
from
London
last
night,
this
picture
shows
His
Majesty
King
George
investing
Major-Gerieral
R.
F.
JL
Weller.
Commander-in-Chief
of
the
Canadian
Third
Division,
with
the
ribbon
and
cross
of
the
C.B.E.
The
ceremony
took
place
Friday
afternoon
less
than
ten
miles
from
the
front
line
in
France.
Seven
,BrUish
officers
and
N.C.O.'s
were
also
decorated
in
this
unique
investiture.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
June
22,
1944
Rapid
War
and
Sudden
Peace
....
i
Everywhere
this
great
global
wr
is
rapidly
taking
on
the
full
aspects
of
lightning
conflict.
By
sea,
by
land,
by
air
it
is
blitzing
battle
with
the
full
collision
of
all
manner
of
powerful
and
ingeniousrinech-anized
fighting
equipment
In
every
theatre
of
universal
matching
of
arms
for
death
and
destruction,
the
struggle
is
mounting
in
gait
and
ferocity.
'Bloody
decisions
are
being
reached
in
France,
in
Finland,
in
Italy,
in
China,
in
the
Balkans,
in
the
Pacific
islands.
Only
the
blessed
western
hemisphere
is
still
almost
wholly
free
from
physical
battle
although
the
sea
waV
approaches
close
to
our
shores
and
who
knows
when
an
enemy,
in
desperation,
may
decide
to
strike
us
direct?
'The
fighting
season
is
here
and
the
temDO
of
battle
has
risen
to
a
point
never
paralleled
before.
As
the
struggle
proceeds
at
a
more
and
more
frantic
pace,
that
much
quicker
may
the
ultimate
issue
be
determined.
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
and
others
in
a
position
to
know
are
beginning
to
suggest
that
the
successful
culmination
may
not
be
far
removed.
In
other
words,
they
are
hinting
that
the
enemy
may
crack
ere
long.
If
he
does,
of
course,
he
will
endeavour
to
make
the
best
terms
possible
for
nimseii
ani
tnat
is
wnere
our
leaders
will
have
to
be
watchful.
This
time
we
are
resolved
on
uncon
ditional
surrender
and
the
imposition
and
respecting
k
wiuiuui,
ciiuivucuiiuu
ui
reservation
oi
terms
oi
our
own
making.
The
cry
of
"Kamerad"
fooled
our
side
in
the
last
war
and
our
acceptance
of
it
paved
the
way
for
this
conflict.
No
doubt,
our
leaders
will
see
to
it
that
there
will
be
an
end
and
not
a
postponement.
And,
for
us,
we
must
not
be
impatient
or
yield
to
any
attitude
of
war-weariness
when
the
enemy
calls
for
peace
and
compromise
as
he
will
do
soon.
We
all
crave
early
peace
but
possibly
many
of
us
are
not
fully
impressed
that
a
sudden
peace
at
this
time
might
not
bring
victory
but
a
defeat
of
which
a
quarter
of
a
century
later
we
might
feel
the
full
impact.
The
Pioneers'
Home
.
.
.
The
drive
for
$10,000
in
public
subscriptions
to
assist
in
the
city
in
the
establishment
of
a
new
Pioneers'
Home
to
which
to
remove
the
elderly
gentlemen
now
housed
in
the
squalid
old
Eventide'llome
commences
tomorrow.
The
need
for
better
accommodation
for
these
aged
old
timers
has
been
emphasized
fully
this
week
by
the
Daily
News
and
to
that
need
we
here
subscribe.
The
point
is
that
early
action
is
needed
to
rectify
a
situation
which
has
been
rightly
enough
described
as
a
civic
disgrace.
It
has
been
decided
by
the
city
council
and
ronro-
sentatives
of
the
various
organizations
that
interest
themselves
in
matters
pertaining
to.
social
betterment
that
this
campaign
is
necessary.
Now
that
the
campaign
has
been
launched
and
the
responsibility
has
been
assumed,
we
must
bespeak
for
it
the
most
generous
measure
of
support
uossible.
Most
of
the
neonle
will
not
miss
n
fpvi'
ilnl.
lars,
particularly
in
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
maw
ll(
ia
going
io
a
worthy
and
satisfactory
causp.
SUCCESS
WAS
HIS
SUBJECT
O.
K.
S.
Blaekaby
Gives
Thoughtful
Talk
Before
I'rinre.
Kupert
Gyro
Club
Success
is
functioning
properly
and
fully,"
asserted
Q.
H,
S.
Backaby
m
a
thought-pro-voking
address
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
The
flower,
the
bee,
the
river,
the
sun,
the
universe,
all
exemplify
success
because
ihey
function
properly.
It
is
not
possible
for
them
to
fall.
Only
man
can
fall
in
achieving
success
because
he.
U
possessed
of
the
will
to
succeed
or
fall.
Success
came
in
the
knowledge
of
living
up
to
the
fullest
possible
achievement
In
the
physical,
social,
mental
and
spiritual
spneres.
success
was
God
td
help
us,
achieve
success.
Appreciation
to
Mr.
Blaekaby
tor
the
address
was
expressed
by
President
Frank
Skinner
who
was
in
the
chair.
Guests
at
the
!
luncheon
included
Capt.
Andrew
;
Johnstone,
a
member
of
the
iNanaimo
Gyro
Club
from
which
,he
brought
greetings,
and
James
Park
of
Prince
Rupert
Winner
of
the
luncheon
raffle
of
a
war
savings
certificate
was
Amerigo
Dominato.
ir
provided,
of
course,
that
they
Try
a
Results.
Wnt-Aj
for
Quick
It
Is
Inevitable
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Experts
Say
CANADA
-APPROVED
BREAD
AND
FLOUR
containing
B'
vitamins,
will
help
keep
nerves
steady
for
the
Job
ahead,
ami
this
extra
nutritional
value,
1
needed
by
everyone
now
as
never
before,
says,
Dr.
1
B
.Pett,
or
nutrition
services,
Ottawa.
"We
Canadians
would
be
foolish
Indeed
not
to
make
as
good
a
the
15
per
cent
goes
Into
the
tables,
crusts
cut
from
sand-
the
tost
.dry
heel
of
Dreaa-
these
but
jet
were
not
success-
"ere
arp
some
suggestions
lor
fUL
conserving
food:
There
was
no
royal
road
to
Watcn
use
foods
success,
asserted
the
speaker
m
SMSOn
wnen
tney
a"
pienti-tv.
nrhwf.
fnii
in
th
f
ul
and
reasonably
priced.
proper
and
full
funcUon
of
life!
Store
P'Py
Scm
foods
do
there
must
be
determination.
Mi
nftA
refrigeration;
others
i
self
-study,
sacrifice,
perseverance
;
and
ambition
and,
finally,
there'
Mure
carefully
and
cook
could
be
no
true
success
without
P0"1-
Us
reliable
recipes
i
God
and
thereby
eliminate
failures,
j
"Let
us
each
and
every
one."
check
w"tort
every
day
charged
Mr.
Blaekaby.
"aim
for
"
usr
m
me
the
highest
in
life
and.
through
lndlvldual
servings
too
large,
determination,
self
-
sacrifice.
Allow
,or
sm)nd
nlPlnV
Jx-reeverance
and
ambition
with
imnp
rmtia
.
u
-
r
JuCi
V.VV
Ince
in
which
they
live.
For
example,
monthly
tenants
who
find
new
quarters
In
June
and
give
their
landlords
notice
July
1
then
may
leave
at
the"
end
of
July.
THE
OREKNS
have
"It."
-and
so
will
you
if
you
eat
'em.
Rich
In
desirable
food
elements
are
selection
of
foods.
In
tefirS
of
j
lettuce,
watercress,
spinach,
dun-thelr
value
for
health,
as
we
del
Ion
leaves
and
turnip
and
possibly
can."
I
beat
greens.
They
are
delectable
FOOD
WASTE
In
the
home
Is
estimated
by
experts
at
IS
per
rent,
and
they
say
some
of
i
when
young,
tender
and
crisp
KITCHEN
LIFE
line
-
Star
cooking
frozen
foods
white
they
But
much
of
are
sl111
roMn:
don
thaw
them
nrst.
wasn
leaiy
vegetables
garbage
In
the
form
"
of
thick
quickly.
Dont
soak
them.
Heat
peelings
from
fruit
and
vege-
not
constituted
In
or
wealth,
health
,s
,
Some
Some
1
l"5
5
loai
loaf
ol
'
or
happiness.
happiness.
people
people
had
had
canned
foods
quickly,
beeausr
they
are
already
rooked,
and
be
sure
to
use
all
the
Juices.
Hail
or
bake
potatoes
in
their
skins
nature's
Jacket
holds
in
the
good
Cook
vegetables
in
boHlng
water
but
no
more
than
enough
to
prevent
burning.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
The
schedule
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Art
a
Football
League
(Ollhuly
Cup
competition)
for
the
remainder
of
the
current
season
Is
as
follows:
June
Increased
supplies
of
cup
jrt'RCJiT.
vs.
Reserves.
uuuLiiJuvru
as
mnaaian
potter-
Julr
ies
catch
up
on
large
orders
,nna,
Inkm
I)ay
cup.
for
the
munitions
department
i
M,.V
v
vnv
and
prospects
of
having
to
take
7Heerve
vs.
snak.
your
beverage
from
bouilllon
cups
became
more
remote.
VACATING
YOUR
living
quarters.?
Rental
officiate
of
the
prices
board
say
that
tenants
who
have
been
givm
notice
to
vacate
by
Sept.
M
next
can
leave
any
time
befou-
then
!!--Yanks
vs.
RC-A
.P.
14
Navy
vs.
Reervec
1&-Slgnals
vs.
H.CA.F.
21
Reserves
vs.
Yanks.
2S-R.C.A.F.
vs.
Nsvy
28
Yanks
vs.
Signals,
plye
their
landlords''
the
'notice
west
of
required
by
the
law.j
of
the
-pro
shaped.
GOOD
LUCK
I&LAND
PraUt
litiBd,JMiU4siwrBV
Luzsti,
la
,
if
PLAY
BALL
TILL
NEAR
MIDNIGHT
Three
Softball
Game
at
(''
Last
Nliht
Till
After
11
O'clock
Scoring
i
Tup-Hravy
Taking
advantage
o'f
the
longest
day
of
the
year,
.six
Prince
Rupert,
area
softball
teams
got
in
four
and
a
half
hours
of
plav
last
night
at
Oyro
Park.
It
was
after
11
otkek
when
the
W.D.1!
completed
their
victorious
encounter
with
High
School
which
ended
wlUt
the
score
10
to
3.
Score
by
innings:
W.
D.
s
0
2
2
0
Jlfl
High
School
0
0
0
2
13
Perry
and
Murray:
Hamilton
and
Cushman.
With
Ivor
Cross
pitching
one-hit
ball
for
the
wlnneti.
Navy
routed
Ordnance
19
to
1
In
another
game
at
the
park.
Seore
by
tnnlns:
Ordnance
0
0
0
0
1
0
01
Navy
2
5
1
0
9
5
x-r-19
Coates
and
GtbxHi:
Crass
and
KoblarukL
Hurling
his
second
victory
In
three
nights.
tm
Cranston
pitched
Air
Force
to
a
18
to
3
triumph
ever
Signals.
He
atkrwrd
only
three
hits.
Seare
by
Innings:
Ah"
Force
1
7
0
0
1
4
318
Signals
000
000
33
Cranston
and
Olendenning,
Peters
and
RelkerL
Boo
ftods
ehviktd
up
the4r
eleventh
straight
getvke
Softball
League
win
by
deiiUnf
Ackr
Aeks
9
to
2
In
one
of
twV
games
played
at
Sel
Odvei
Score
by
Innings:
.
SooJsuds
2
0
2
0
3
2
0-9
Ack-Acks
000
000
2-3
ftnitaaUo
and
Kllnktbaum;
dot
ton
and
Meranluk.
In
the
other
Ult
on
the
Cove
diamond,
the
Dry
Dock
whipped
the
Harbor
Squad
by
the
score
Of
6
to
1.
C.N.R.
Trains
lor
the
Iji(
Dally
Mpt
Sjmk17
.
s
pta.
I
rtrn
Ihr
l(
DUtt
SMfW
Manday
.
10
At
pm.
I'nsssmasBiBBW
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in-in
T
-this
soup
is
Super-Dupe.
ONE
DISH
everybody
to
start
a
meal
with
especially
a
cold
meal
-is
good
hot
soup.
One
soup
nearly
everybody
goes
for
Is
Campbell's
Chicken
Noodle.
This
soup,
you
see,
is
made
the
old-fashioned
way.
It
starts
with
plump
chickens
and
is
slow-simmercd
to
a
rich
golden
broth
just
like
folks
made
chicken
noodle
soup
in
the
good
old
days.
Then
in
go
delicious
morsels
of
tender,
tasty
chicken
meatand
plenty
of
grand
egg
noodles.
By
its
taste
you'd
think
Campbell's
Chicken
Noodle
Soup
came
right
from
the
soup
kettle
in
an
old-fashioned
kitchen.
It
has
that
old
time
wholcsomeness
too.
Yes,
for
folks
who
need
extra
energy
to
keep
up
the
pace
of
war-time
work,
this
hale-and-hearty
soup
is
just
the
thing.
Remember
this
isn't
just
noodle
soup-it's
CbUktn
Noodle
Soup
Look
for
the
familiar
Ked-and-White
Label.
Chicken
Noodle
Soup
Made
y
(jtmjMr$
in
Quuula
CICKEN
NOODl
NOT
JUST
NOODLE
SOUP
BUT
CHICKEN
NOODLE
SOUP
rfConstiKition
goiie-ihis
easy
"I'm
delighted
I
found
out
alyut
mm,
.,
aIX
HRAN,
for
it
ended
m
eoniiu
tion
woe.
It
rkl
me
of
taking
nat
tt-!
,
hinh
puriatives
nhii-h
ivn
.
I
......
than
a
day
or
fix,
Now,
thank
AiJ
RKAN
'rcg.
tilar'.
I
wouldn't
mist
ca
i
.
ng
:hli
tei'i'-i1'
ng
ctrc.il
for
It's
natural.
If
ft'5-'
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"
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pt
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served
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peopl,.
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ml
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laboratory
we
have
alwavt
tria
i.,
skUled
pharmacists,
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