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Friday,
July
14.
1944
J
Railways'
Big
Job
.
.
.
tv,a
HJsnntrh
nublished
in
the
Daily
News
yester-
V'day
describing
the
important
part
played
by
the:
railways
of
Britain
in
the
assembly
and
transport
(
,1
.
J
u
,
.
Vu
uo
Dat
The
death
occurred
In
the
of
lnh!,11
P"1"'
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospltol
lLlon
Thursday
of
Edward
Mc-
ri
L
.
.
.
c
Laren,
at
the
age-
of
58
years.
LiSK
PP?
cupatton.
w"
i
ucauajr
titgtii,
vtucu
II,
rained.
E
He
was
a
bridge
builder
by
oc-
The
Navy
was
winner
of
the
'
ADVICE
ON
FARM
TRAINING
iirsx
nau
out
tne
Reserves
andi
Tmmu
o,
a
mnui.
v..
other
teams
are
promising
that
been
appointed
to
advise
the
-j,
,
uUl
dvj
cajf
joi
ure
governmeni
on
an
aspects
of
ag
iboys
in
blue
in
the
second
j
rlcultural
education
to
be
pro
ftanza
of
the
competition.
Don't
pass
on
a
rumor
from
a
crooner
who
had
it
from
a
vlded
by
the
local
authorities
and
particularly
on
the
educa
tional
policy
and
methods
of
training
to
be
adopted
at
farm
roomer
for
lt
surely
Is
a
bloomer.
Institutes.
MEANS
FLAVOUR
""ASKYOlR
GROCeti
SURVIVOR
OWES
LIFE
TO
DOCTORS
Alberta
R.CJV.F.
Navigator
Is
Unconscious
Tor
Three
Weeks
Had
Tough
Jungle
Journey
Written
for
the
Canidlia
Press
By
FLT.
LT.
R.
J
CRAMPTON,
R.CAP
I
WITH
THE
R.C.A.F.
IN
BURMA,
July
13
ft
One
of
the
most
grateful
men
alive
to
ld
ay
is
a
Canadian
navigator.
30
year-old
FO.
Wally
Prosser
of
Walnwrlght,
Alta.
Badly
Injured
and
knocked
unconscious
when
his
aircraft
crashed
hundreds
of
miles
inside
a
wild
and
mountainous
part
of
Burma,
Prosser
was
brought
to
safety
by
the
devotion
and
courage
of
an
RAJ.
medical
officer
and
a
flight
iof
the
men
and
material
oi
war
prior
iu
uie
mvusiuudous
journeying.
of
Europe
suggested
an
epic
of
accomplishment
in
:;.
iftass
traffic
The
fact
that
Britain
was
more
or
less
;!
under
constant
bombing
fire
made
the
feat
even
the
Yv.o.,'aiirMC
Wo
In
rinnd.T
ripht
here
in
was
badly
fractured.
When
he
could
be
moved,
the
camp
bed
was
used
as
a
litter
and
carried
by
coolies,
whHe
mules
carried
the
medicines
and
supplies
and
the
rescuers
travel
led
on
foot
i
Parachutes
were
ripped
and
sewn
by
natives
to
make
sheets
and
pyjamas
for
the
injured
man.
With
the
Japs
never
far
away,
the
little
caravan
trav-l
creed
some
of
the
worst
country
oi
Burma
aunng
me
next
two
weeks,
threading
their
way
through
swamps,
stumbling
over
barren
scrubland
and
struggling
up
and
down
steep
mountain
trails.
'
Nights
they
spent,
sometimes
In
lonely
naUve
huts
or
"bashes."
They
were
willingly
helped
by
the
natives
of
the
region,
but
at
other
times
they
had
to
use
capolery
to
get
assistance.
It
was
during
a
night
In
one
of,
these
"bashes,"
where
there
were
j
sinster-looking
natives
smoking
opium,
that
Prosser
first
regained
consciousness.
"I
looked
around
and
saw
dim
figures
in
the
smoke.
II
had
no
idea
where
I
was
and)
what
had
happened,
except
that
tne
last
thing
I
remember
was
the
coughing
and
spitting
of,
one
of
the
engines
of
our
air-
j
craii,-
saia
grosser.
"At
nrsti
I
thought
I
was
in
the
hands
of
!
the
Japs.
Then
I
saw
an
Ameri-1
can
uniform
and
the
two
sliver
bars
of
a
captian.
That
made:
me
feel
a
lot
better.
Next
I
saw
was
Chalky
and
the
Doc,
I
and
they
told
me
what
had
hannpnwl
I
f
i
--
-
J.
L.
CURRY
(Late
of
Yukon)
CHIROPRACTOR
Smith
Block
Green
9f
Your
Shopping
Tour
should
include
a
visit
to
this
nearby
Butcher
Shop
wnere
you'll
always
find
an
abundant
supply
of
the
THE
DAILY.
NEWS.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
Dorothy
Garbutt)
The
Service
Wives'
Club
me-in
the
Ladies'
Lounge
at
the
"Y"
on
Thursday
afternoon
with
eleven
ladles
and
seven
children
present.
Mrs.
Nelson
donated
the
raffle
which
was
won
by
Mrs.
Hepp.
Little
Master
Jimmy
Strand
celebrated
his
first
month's
birthday
by
coming
to
the
club,
very
smart
In
brand
new
bonnet
and
ahawi.
The
tea
and
Mrs.
Hepp.
:.,
Prjnce
Rupert
for
that
matter-have
come
to
realue
the
importance
of
the
railways
as
an
integer
m
the
his
companion.
O
t
f
JJiii
to
the
town
wan
effort
Probably,
however,
we
ao
not
picture
the
jntensiveness
of
such
traffic
in
a
restricted
area
like
hat
of
southern
Britain
where
invasion
prepar-
4,
atiorls
were
concentrated.
Victoria
Cross
Winners
.
.
.
v
Thrilling
accounts
of
the
action
in
Italy
as
a
re
sult
of
which
Major.
John
Keefer
Mahony
of
Nw
The
RJiF.
medical
officer
is
Fit.
Lt
C
K.
Graham
of
Dunston,
England,
whose
Jump
was
the
first
he
had
ever
made
Fit.
KHONO
SANG
II1NO
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
I
Next
to
King
Tall
All
your
patronage
welconr
Open
'5
pjn.
to
12
pjn
Ontxtde
Orders
from
2
p
n
to
13
pm
riiunr
n-d
217
Elio's
FURNITURE
STORE
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
SO
Rooms.
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
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P.O.
Box
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Atlas
Hoilcr
Works
Electric,
Oxygen,
Acetylene
Welding,
Blacksmith,
General
Repair.
I'hone
Red
881,
FORMAL
OPENING
OF
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
UNDF.lt
NEW
MANAGEMENT
OF
W.
LOCK
choicest
cuts
of
Meat,
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
In
season
from
our
own
farm
arriving
by
each
boat.
Complete
line
of
groceries.
ALL
PRICED
FOR
ECONOMY
HERE!
AFRICAN
MANPOWER
PROBLEM
To
Survey
South
Africa's
Needs
for
Fighting
Services
and
War
Industry
CAPETOWN,
July
14
O!
The
manpower
situation
in
South
Africa
is
becoming
increasingly
serious.
Recruiting
for
the
6th
wagon
ror
ine
use
oi
me
uiuo
."""u,ru
B""t',(
arrived
and
was
unpacked
and
i
m
Italy
is
in
progress
and
the
will
have
its
initiation
at
next,
Sunday
Times
says
the
question
j
week's
meeting.
Refreshments!
of
manpower
will
be
the
most
ur-,-
ccn'.rf
Mn
onrHinsr
Kent
problem
Prime
Minister
J.
C
Smuts
will
face
on
his
re
Chester
Le
Maistre
listened
to
turn
from
Great
Britain.
the
rehearsal
of
the
massed
i
At
a
recent
meeting
at
Ben-bands
yesterday
at
the
navy
drill
oni.
Transvaal,
engineering
hall
and
he
said
It
was
thrilling,
workers
mobbed
Hon.
W
B.
Mad-Four
of
the
service
bands-the
ely,
minister
of
labor
Their
com-Naval
band,
the
Area
band,
the
Dlatnt
was
that
they
are
not
al
r;,rrhntZi
hX,
Sault
Ste.
Marie
Regiment
and
owed
to
fight
because
they
are
who
down
sergeant
parachuted
Amrie.n
M
Kd
...
sklllwl
worker.
and
yet
they
are
...
tJ
H4C
MULL
iit
,
,
,...
t..
.J
.
lay
and
carried
him
out
to
safety
after
a
month
of
hazar-
.
,
.
,
.
VTiI
j
.
T,,1T,Wlll,f
Rhonnda,
Henry
Shutes
"The
Real
Diart
gains
momentum.
Mr.
Madely1
weeks
after
he
was
hurled
through
the
nose
of
his
aircraft
as
it
crashed,
and
the
sole
Ing
an
open-air
concert
Sunday
not
doing
a
real
war
Job
because
afternoon
in
front
of
the
court
the
firms
employing
them
are
home.
Let
us
pray
for
good
engaged
on
private
work,
weather
so
that
we
can
all
be
out
The
general
position
is
diffS-to
enjoy
their
concert.
I
think
cult
became
demands
on
Soutrt
radio
has
pretty
well
spoiled
us
Alrlcan
Industry,
already
great.
for
real
band
concerts.
I
wonder
are
likely
to
Increase
Hill
further
how
now
manv
many
oi
of
you
you
have
uaye
rreu
read
when
nen
the
uc
Far
East
vir..T4w.
oilen.ive
has
promised
ne
wui
ass:
uie
controller
of
manpower
to
undertake
a
survey
of
the
country'
FO.
Prosser
is
now
recovering
I
--
a
.cinir
nt
Mm.
rnurces
in
this
retard.
from
his
Injuries
In
a
Calcutta
jjng
to
ihe
Dand
practice
and
Urging
that
the
question
of
Hospital
how
hl,
soul
yearned
for
a
cor-!
releasing
the
"willing
worker"
be
Unconscious
for
exacUy
three
net
Vou
c3uW
fairiy
hear
the
consdered.
the
Rand
Daily
Mall
"oomphas"
of
the
horns,
the
too?
commends
the
labor
minister
io
of
the
flutes
and
boom
of
the
his
helpful
attitude.
The
Dally
rfrumt
Mail
continues:
survivor
of
all
the
crew,
he
still
If
any
of
you
nave
those,
big
I
'It
Is
a
heavy
responsibility
for
finds
the
story
of
his
rescue
iflSS
fuh
floats
and
want
an
the
controller
in
critical
times
"like
a
dream."
ornamental
knotted
string
bag
to
tell
mej
where
duty
lies.
It
is
"111
never
be
able
to
find
,
to
hold
them
in.
I
think
maybe
doubtful
whether
all
of
them
are
words
enough
to
thank
Doc
andicharlie
Webiter
of
the
Naval
engaged
on
work
essential
to
war
.
.
.
...
.
....
nL.ll.
V
1
11
1
.LI.
l
1
i
,
i
,-i
t
i
i
it.
irvtin
r'-r.r.
Miau
never
uc
iiuic
stores
could
make
you
one.
lie
s
i
ana
large
numurn
rr
uwj
.
Westminster
has
been
awarded
the
Victoria
L.r0SSjto
show
Uiem
the
appreciation
1
making
thm
Uke
craay
JuU
nw
eager
to
enKst.
Something
should
are
heart
and
imagination
inspiring.
The
Story
is,
jl
feel."
was
his
way
of
putUng
and
they
are
fine
to
carry
Ihemibe
done
immediately
to
enable
i
evident!,
one
of
the
enics
of
the
war
as
far
as
indi-
'
u
.Le
?nd
u,?rS&
t"
.
.
,
V
i
i
i
,
t-
i
i
r
i
uc
inu
uicu
uirui-1
locate
a
yreen
xiast
iioai
otinrp
n.iuium
"k"
i
.Vldual
Courage
and
Calor
IS
Concerned.
cntlSh
LOlum-ical
supplies
and
a
camp
bed
.i
leave
IU
give
him
an
order
I
good
deal
of
success
though
no
mans
cauinot
neip
uut
navine
a
justiiiaDie
ieennp
oi
w
njurra
uuui,
iiau
own
u.
!
r
oride
in
their
fichtine
men
through
the
fact
that
of
i
?!earlng
near
the
f
.
I
"
'
.
.
w
IVU
4
11
VI
mm
a
If
.
-five
Victoria
Crosses
awarded
so
far
in
this
war
to
Canadians
four
have
been
to
the
fighting
men
of
;.
this
province.
In
tKis
connection
it
can
be
recalled
the
croud
v
record
of
Prince
Rupert
in
havine
had
twpctoria
;
Cross
winnprs
in
the
last
war
Col.
C.
WPeck
and
"
Col.
Jolin
JIcGregor.
-?
Three
Provincial
Elections
.
.
.
Threemore
provincial
gtieValtslectipns
in
Canada
in
August
vance
though
some
political
observers
are
contending
that
the
Quebec,
Alberta
and
New
Brunswick
polling
will
be
on
provincial
rather
than
federal
issues.
The
polit-
ical
set-ups
in
each
province
differ
considerably.
:
Alberta
sees
the
C.C.F.
as
the
principal
challenge
to
;
Social
Credit
government
the
time
of
which
many
-
believe
is
about
up.
The
C.C.F.
will
probably
not
X
figure
very
prominently
either
in
Quebecor
New
(.Brunswick.
In
the
former
the
Liberal
government
of
Premier
Godbout
will
have
to
contend
with
the
Nationalist
element
as
its
principal
adversary.
There
will
be
special
interest
in
the
New
Brunswick
election
where
the
supposed
Conservative-Progressive
rejuvenation
may
make
some
impression
on
the
strength
of
the
Liberal
government
in
what
would
appear
to
be
largely
a
contest
on
old
party
lines.
Navy-Reserve
;5ln
Soccer
Tilt
T
....
a
-
tii
j
a
Edward
McLaren
Dies
Thursday
cattle-shed
where
natives
wlv
had
first
found
him
had
carried
him
and
were
keeping
watch
;usi
will
win
provide
proviue
furtlVrl
iurtnors
testing
lesung
ground
ground
in
in
ad
ad-loverjujrr
ij
3
Jurerfj
of
the
forthcoming
Tederal
election
'etetTpl
one-JJ-kir
we
now
nave
a
ivvcwnur
up
In
the
Hut
for
the
use
at
anv
j
The
campaign
to
eradicate
ty-
Meanwhlle,
two
American
doc-
of
the
boys
and
tiris.
Itk
a
i
phus
in
naUve
reserves
lll
De
.
m
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
!
..t..llUJ
...
.
l
.
A
iwnitt
a
.-trt
a
O
'I
mtru
1
iors,
wno
nan
aiso
receivea
wora
convenience
mat
nas
oeen
nruui
that
there
was
a
badly
injured
needed
and
will
I
hope,
be
appre-survivor
of
the
crash,
were
on
elated
by
taking
good
care
of
H
their
way
to
the
scene
on
mule-'
when
used.
back.
intensniea
in
August
wnen
a
iuu
mile
quarantine
cordon
of
de-i
verminlaed
stations
will
be
drawn
around
the
Transkel
and
Ciskei
districts.
For
sit
month.-1
They
reached
it
after
flvei
IPSWICH-An
Inch-long
tube
no
native
will
be
anowea
10
irayei
davs
of
hazardous
travel
and
found
in
a
cottage
here
Uibe
I
by
public
conveyances
wumn
me
joined
iorces
with
the
English-
lieved
to
De
a
3uu-yearrpJ
men
until
their
help
was
no
Babylonia
seal.
longer
needed.
For
14
days
the
.
"
f
pauem
was
carea
lor
m
a
rougn
erritortes
without
a
medical
cer
tificate
or
to
leave
or
enter
the
territories
without
medical
attention
including
de-vermin!z-ation
and
immunization.
Public
health
officers
ooerat-lns
in
special
squads
in
affected
i
areas
report
that
the
campaign
i
odm
well
and
already
me
in
cidence,
though
severe,
is
less'
than
In
normal
years
despite
the
tested.
,
.
'
For
the
first
time
since
the
outbreak
of
war
the
food
prices-graph
in
the
Union
showed
no
change
in
May
from
April,
remaining
at
1.401
over
the
bash-figure
of
IflO
for
1838.
Figures
range
from
1.449
in
Martuburg
to
1361
in
Klmberley
Stocks
of
butter,
cheese,
flour,
meal
and
wheat
have
all
increased,
refusal
of
many
natives
to
submit
to
anti-typhus
measures.
The
efficiency
of
the
powder
DDT
which
proved
effective
recently
in
Naples
and
is
now
being
produced
in
South
Afrn
a
will
be
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News.
THE
REX
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hoars:
1
3
pjn.
to
2
ajn.
2nd
Avenue
(Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
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Til
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STORE
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You'll
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we
have
just
about
everything
you
need
to
help
make
that
outing
a
real
success.
Come
in
and
look
around
.
.
.
you'll
also
find
many
items
to
add
to
general
summer
comfort.
The
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Store
RUPERT
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SMOKED
Black
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Smoked
Daily
Canadian
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&
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Storage
ritlNCE
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Charles
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Funeral
of
the
late
Charles
Holden,
who
pased
away
last
week
was
held
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oi
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underUbn
s,
Strtt,
on
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t?A
at
z
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i
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THE
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PRESCRIPTION
HEADQUARTB
Down
through
the
years,
almost
since
Princt
U
first
existed,
we
have
served
the
people
The
laboratory
we
have
always
tried
to
keep
ca
skilled
pharmacists,
quality,
drugs,
the
beat
cf
Ormes
Ltd,
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Pioneer
DrxuiglaU
THE
REX
ALL
STORE
PII0NI3
II
a
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Dally
from
9
am
till
I
pn.
8undays
and
Holidays
from
H-S
p-m,
and
1-1
M
TERRACE
When
you
think
of
Terrace,
you
th.
k
.
!
j
as
It
Is
one
of
the
beauty
spots
of
the
NorU:
"i
Lakelw
Lake
whkh
needs
no
Introduction
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far
and
wide
for
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hot
snrln.
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see)
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vi
ftlendlineat
JuU
the
fcjiot
you've
ben
look
f
ft-hlng
trip
or
a
nice
quiet
rest!
There
ar
boats
to
rent
and
a
few
'
5
ir-1
and
Mr.
Droolers
of
the
Skeena
WuUir
Ttr
."
'
only
too
glad
to
assist
you
In
any
way
to
cast
r-
n
enjoyable
one.
Sprial
Ureh-end
lUln
for
Croups
of
llflffn
1
SIO
Jfh
Itelarn.
IU(tte
ft
Write
for
reservations
and
we
will
rsrri
night's
train
and
Uke
you
to
the
Uke
and
ntUt
PI
time
for
Sunday
night's
train.
The
lint
In
Transportation
far
I"
Comfortable
Itoadmaster
liulck
Taxi.
Twenty-one
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Hu.1?
Trucking
and
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161
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IS
NOW
OPEN
Clll
Ave.
II,
llriklde
IM).
Station
H.
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Lunches
and
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Service"
Our
stock
fresh
and
complete,
prices
rii)
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P.ROCERY
Courtesy
and
Service
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llt
'"I
Under
Instructions
from
the
Secretary
of
5J
of
Canada
acUng
In
hU
capacity
as
Custodian
v
the
RevUied
Regulations
resjH-ctlng
Tradlnj
'
Enemy,
mi,
the
following
will
be
offered
for
SALE
BY
AUCTION
AT
PORT
ESSINOTON
On
Saturday,
at
1
o'clock,
July
15th.
Store
eaulnment.
Inrlutlnr
sr
,mIh.
rah
"uu,,ii
'"uiiiir,
kiiow
rates,
lypewrun,
hold
goods
of
all
kliuli,
gas
engine,
ele.
By
J,
H.
MA1R,
Auctioneer