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EDITION
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Wednesday,
August
J6,
1944
EDITORIAL
COMMENDABLE
EFFORT
Security
officers
are
again
emphasizing
that
Defence
of
Canada
regulations
prohibit
the
taking
of
parade
pictures
and
shots
of
the
shoreline,
such
that
might
give
the
enemy
information
should
they
fall
into
his
hands.
Their
determination
to
see
that
these
regulations
are
not
violated
in
the
slightest
is
commendable
and
the
public
should
co-operate
fully.
While
certain
regulations
and
restrictions
may
irk
us
momentarily,
we
must
all
realize
that
the
better
we
do
our
job
at
home
the
more
helpful
we
are
ito
our
men
and
women
at
the
front.
NATIONAL
SPIRIT
Lack
of
understanding
and
unity
in
Canada
can
ibe
attributed
in
no
small
measure
to
provincial
views
contained
in
the
varied
history
text
books
used
in
schools
across
the
Dominion.
Rotary
clubs
of
Canada
are
united
in
asking
for
the
compilation
of
a
new
history,
the
stories
of
each
province
heing
faithfully
written
by
its
own
representative
historian.
Through
an
interesting
and
unbiased
history,
common
to
all
Canadian
schools,
we
will
create
and
maintain
a
greater
national
spirit
in
our
Dominion.
This
plan
should
be
carried
farther.
Canadian
and
American
historians
should
join
in
compiling
a
ihistory
that
will
serve
to
make
the
children
of
both
nations
North
American-minded.
However,
let
this
'new
history
not
dwell
too
much
on
the
early
battles
"between
the
peoples
of
these
two
countries
who
have
a
common
heritage.
Not
battles
but
common
interests
and
needs,
together
with
the
value
of
co-ooera-tion,
should
be
emphasized
in
such
a
school
text
book.
SUPPORT
THE
PIONEERS'
HOME
PRESCRIPTION
HEADQUARTERS
Down
through
the
years,
almost
since
Prince
Rupert
first
existed,
we
have
served
the
people.
The
prescription
laboratory
we
have
always
tried
to
keep
modern,
using
skilled
pharmacists,
quality,
drugs,
the
best
of
equipment.
Ormes
Ltd.
TTfui
Pioneer
Druqgtets
THE
REXALL
STORE
PHONES
81
and
82
Open
Dally
from
9
a.m.
till
S
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-9
pjn.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
54
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
CHIMNEY
SWEEPING
OIL
BURNERS
CLEANED
AND
REPAIRED
New
equipment
and
help
assure
you
of
a
clean
job
Phone
Black
731
HOME
SERVICE
HANDYMAN
We
can
say
this
in
three
words
BUY
COAL
NOW!
ALBERT
SMcCMFERY,
LTD.
11G
PHONES
117
J-M..
Loubser
VALENTIN
DAIRY
CHIROPRACTOR
PHONE
657
Wallace
Block
Phont
6i0
Government
Aid
For
Roads
Asked
TERRACE.
Aug.
16
-
Further
:
consideration
for
village
muni
cipalities
Is
sought
by
Terrace
village
commissioners
in
inree
resolutions
they
are
sending
to
the
Union
ot
B.C.
Municipalities
for
consideration
at
the
September
convention
at
Nelson.
One
resolution
seeks
exemption
for
village
muulcipaliUes
hrvsnit-il
navments
to
re
tract
of
newly
born
babies,
on
khe
ground
new
born
Infants
are
not
residents
wiuuu
meaning
of
the
act.
Another
asks
the
provincial
anvommnt
to
restore
the
grant
!
that
once
came
from
the
liquo?
'
business.
Commissioners
contend
that
costs
of
labor
and
'
materials
have
so
Increased
that
the
village
cannot
Keep
up
roaa
and
sidewalk
maintenance.
BRIEFS
George
Little
left
Monday
for
Alberta
on
business.
Mr
n
a.
fiherwood
returned
to
her
nursing
duUes
at
Wrinch
Memorial
Hospital
Monday
evening.
Nursing
Sister
Beatrice
Marshall
arrived
Satuarday
from
Saskatoon
to
spend
her
furlough
with
Miss
Barbara
Glraud.
R.N..
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
N.
Sherwood.
Invitation
Tourney
Military
Softball
S
At
Terrace
Saturd
Chinese
are
Asking
Franchise
in
B.C.
Vancouver.
Aug.
16
Fol
lowing
close
upon
the
announce
ment
thai
Chines
oi
nuniary
age
wlU
be
called
for
active
ser
vice
the
Cluuese
jienevoiem
ao-tioty
petitioned
Premier
Johu
Uart
to
introduce
legislation
at
the
next
sitting
of
the
provincial
house
granting
the
franchise
to
B.C.
Chinese.
Vancouver
Welders
End
Brief
Walkout
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
16
More
than
200
Burrard
South
shipyard
workers
are
back
at
work
today
after
a
day
and
a
'half
walkout
In
protest
over
demotion
of
eight
charge
hands.
The
welders
were
members
of
the
Boilermakers'
and
iron
Shipbuilder'
Union.
Social
Creditors
Occupy
51
Seats
EDMONTON.
Aug.
16
Still
another
seat
In
the
provincial
legislature
has
been
accorded
the
Social
Credit
party
as
the
counting
of
ballots
is
continued.
This
gives
them
51.
while
th
Independents
have
three.
C.C.F.
M'lf1
Veterans
one
F-r.
:x
it
gas
am
eries
Finals
ay
and
Sunday
NO.
7
OF
A
SERIES
OF
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ISSUED
BY
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
MUNITIONS
AND
SUPPLY,
HONOURABLE
C
D.
HOWE,
MINISTER
Finals
of
Uie
Northern
B.C.
Softball
Invitation
Tournament
wUl
be
held
Saturday
and
Sun-dav
at
Ranger
Park.
Terrace,
under
auspices
of
National
Y.M.
CA.
War
Services
Sault
St.
Marie
and
Sudbury
Regiment,
and
Port
Edward,
winner,
of
their
Pf"v
league,
and
uie
wcai
team
will
represent
Prince
Rupert
area,
while
the
Rangw
tram
Terrace
wUl
be
the
fourth
team
in
the
ser
Ed.
Selyan,
x
supentM
v
Tvrrac.
has
aanouucea
u
iwui-ltoals
for
Saturday,
opening
at
1:30
P-W
'
luul
same
at
2
pj
Sunday.
E.
T
Kenney.
MJ
iox
in,
w
present
the
trophy
All
game
will
h
broadcast
shortwave
over
-7.210
megacycles.
Saturday
ulgUi.
Hangers
wm
act
as
host
to
the
Terrace
camp.
Oirls
from
Prince
Rupert
will
attend
a
big
dance
In
the
recreation
hall
with
CpL
Wlebe
and
hi
Boo
8ud
Orchestra
supplying
the
music.
Canadian
Army
Display
EDMONTON.
Aug.
16
Foreign
miliary
attaches
and
American
army
observers
will
witness
large
ale
military
mauoeuvrea
on
a
1,200-square
mile
tract
at
Wain
wright
this
month.
'
Fear
Reprisals
For
Buzz
Bombs
GENEVA,
Aug
16-
The
Ger
mans'
first
hysterical
joy
over
V-1"
flying
bomb)
has
vanished.
It
has
ben
replaced
by
a
lear
of
British
reprisals.
People
crossing
the
Germai.
frontier
Into
Switzerland
are
beginning
to
paint
a
startling
picture
of
Oerman
reactions
to
the
event
of
the
last
lew
day.
While
Uy
are
alarmed
by
eveut
in
Ruuiaand
uneasy
about
event
in
Normandy,
they
are
reported
ti
he
ohMued
with
an
anxiety
!
about
flying
bombs
and
the
pen
alty
they
may
have
to
pay
The
malaritv
are
dead
aralnst
bombing
of
EnsUsh
tow
This
has
nothing
to
do
with
nuwan-tty;
they
feel
they
already
have
paid
an
appalling
price
merely
to
maintain
the
prestige
of
Nait
leader.
There
is
ample
evidence
reach
Lng
here
to
show
that
replace
mem
of
Von
Rundstedt
by
Klug
in
Normandy
caused
a
profound
sensation
throughout
uermanj
I
Kluge's
appointment
aroused
;
little
enthusiasm
In
Berlin
Ills
military
balance
sheet
during
th
I
past
two
year
shows
too
heavy
e
deficit.
According
to
other
Oerman
reports,
Rommel's
position
Is
also
shaky
but.
at
the
moment,
there
Is
no
outstanding
Oerman
general
available.
"CHE"
WHIZ
The
che
is
a
Chinese
music
a
Instrument
with
23
strings.
HI
'PC
Hrerij
daij
gallons
Air
power
eats
up
gasoltne-oa
a
scale
never
known
before.
Every
day
R.CA.F.
airfields
here
in
Canada
consume
an
average
of
more
than
400,000
gallons;
in
one
30Hlay
period
alone
they
used
an
average
of
$48,000
gallons
a
day.
It
takes
as
much
aviation
gasoline
to
train
one
pilot
as
to
run
a
car
for
18
years.
Air
pouer
eats
up
gasoline:
In
one
day's
raid
on
the
German
cities
of
Wilhelmshafen
and
Dusseldorf,
approximately
5,000,000
gallons
were
used.
Three
tons
of
aviation
gasoline
are
needed
to
"deliver"
every
one-ton
bomb.
Every
Mosquito
that
raids
Berlin
consumes
900
gallons.
The
equivalent
of
your
year's
"A
A"
ration
would
last
a
Lancaster
bomber
only
Vl
an
hour!
Air
power
eats
up
gasoline:
In
this
war
the
demand
for
aviation
fuel
alone
exceeds
the
total
demand
for
all
petroleum
products
during
the
last
war.
Here
in
Canada
this
demand
has
Moose
Women
Hold
Successful
Cooking
Sale
at
Stewart
'
STEWART.
Aug
16
A
success
.o
.ri
nf
home
cooking
wa&
sponsored
by
members
of
Port,
land
Canal
Chapter
No.
16,
Women
of
the
Moose
Fund,
of
ihe
chapter
were
materially
swelled
by
the
proceeds.
Pie,
cake,
scone,
cookies
anc
other
delicacies,
although
present
in
large
number,
lasted
onl
an
hour.
The
sale
was
followed
by
a
tea-Junior
Regent
C.
E.
Qlbson
was
in
charge
or
arrangement
assisted
by
Past
Graduate
Reg
ent
Hazel
Tooth.
Co-worker
U
Newell
servrtl
U
cake,
a
dona
Uon
of
Past
Regent
Tooth,
Wil
llam
Tooth
also
assisted
DANCE
WEDNESDAY,
AWi.
23
Hobby
Heid's
Urchattra
ODDFELLOWS'
HALL
LONDON
SHOE
REPAIR
SHOP
733
Second
Avenue
Aeross
from
Dominion
Hid.
now
ores
AI)
work
guaranteed
quick
service
jumped
from
5,453,930
gallons
in
1939
to
176,298.570
gallons
in
the
year
ended
March
31,
1914-more
than
32
time
as
much!
Air
power
eats
up
gasoline:
Yet
the
needs
of
the
Air
Forces
are
only
part
of
the
story.
In
every
field
of
war
activity
petroleum
powers
the
attack.
The
Army
needs
it
...
the
Navy
needs
it
.
.
.
war
industry,
agriculture,
essential
transportation
operators
need
it.
And
every
single
drop
of
it
rnujt
comc
from
the
same
common
pool
as
the
gasoline
for
your
car.
Can
you
wonder
that
there
is
a
very
real
shortage
of
gasoline
here
in
Canada?
Can
you
wonder
that
there
is
little
gasoline
left
for
civilian
use?
Can
you
wonder
that
a
very
real
need
exists
fox
stringent
economy
by
every
gasoline
and
fuel
oil
user?
Remember
every
gallon
we
can
go
without
here
at
home
means
that
much
more
for
the
fighting
man!
Answering
YOUR
QUESTIONS
about
the
GASOLINE
SHORTAGE
Does
the
manufacture
of
aviation
gasoline
rtJuce
the
production
of
automobile
gas?
.
.
.
Yes
over
twice
as
much
petroleum
is
needed
to
nuke
a
gallon
of
100
octane
aviation
gas
as
to
make
automobile
as.
Why
do
aircraft
need
100,
octane
gasoline?
...
It
enables
them
to
take-off
and
climb
more
quickly;
it
increases
speed
and
range;
it
enables
tliem
to
fly
higher
and
carry
a
heavier
bomb
load.
How
viuch
aviation
gas
is
needed
to
ferry
a
bomber
from
Canada
to
England?
.
.
.
Over
2,500
gallons.
MS-74
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Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
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