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TWO
The
Daily
News
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
Q.
A.
HUNTER
Managing
Editor
EDITORIAL
INDICATION
Further
indication
of
the
growing
importance
of
the
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
is
the
plan
for
an
expansion
here
of
facilities
for
ship-to-shore
and
long
distance
telephone
service.
No
port
of
major
importance
on
this
continent
is
without
a
large-scale
service
of
this
kind.
The
city
council
and
Sam
Massey,
superintendent
of
telephones,
are
fullv
awake
to
the
imoortance
nf
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ov.
,;iT
Snlnnnnl
V.oof
vJntmno
uxauo
ui.um.
v
into
negotiations
with
the
Company
involving
the
setting
up
here
of
a
special
toll
board
with
a
larger
staff
in
the
telephone
SILENCE
IS
GOLDEN
There
is
still
need
for
each
one
of
us
to
remain
mum
about
anything
we
might
know
of
the'
Allied
war
effort
on
the
local,
national,
or
international
front,
w
While
temptations
are
great
to
"put
right"
someone
who
makes
wrong
statements
or
to
outdo-,
another
in
telling
of
military
movements
and
actions,,
it
is
our
patriotic
duty
to
turn
the
conversation
into
other
channels.
Pfc.
William
Brunelle
of
the
American
Army
learned
his
security
lessons
well
and,
as
a
result,
was
instrumental
in
the
catching
of
a
spy-leader
and
his
ring,
long
sought
by
authorities
at
Seattle.
Pfc.
Brunelle
met
the
man
at
a
bar
in-the
Puget
Sound
city
before
returning-
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
genial
stranger
began
asking
questions
too
many
questions
about
ships,
sailing
dates
and'
other
matters.
Pfc.
Brunelle
told
him
nothing
and
forthwith
reported
him
to
the
police,
who
picked
up
the
man
while
the
soldier
was
en
route
here.
Pfc.
Brunelle's
example
De
loiiowed
by
others
under
similar
circumstances
,
While
all
of
us
cannot
DAILY
EDITION
.
.
.
Saturday,
August
12,
1944"
counter
espionage,
we
can
help
our
'war
effort
by
giving
no
information
to
our
enemies,
who
may
be
OF
GROWTH
J"-"
North-West
Telephone
is
a
good
one
and
should
play
an
exciting
role
of
&
Cold
Storage
Ltd.
BRfTISBr
COLUMBIA
i
POORER
BY
$100
It
requires
more
than
.courage
of
your
convictions
to
contest
a
seat
in
provincial
elections.
First
you
should
be
sure
enough
people
want
you
and
believe
in
your
platform
and
you
must
be
prepared
to
Vager
$100
you
are
popular
with
those
people.
More
than
50
candidates
in
the
Alberta
election1
apparently
didn't
have
their
eyes
to
the
ground
for
they
didn't
attract
enough
votes
to
claim
their
deposits
of
$100.
i
Politicians
and
would-be
ones
might
help
themselves
by
doing
a
little
less
talking
and
more
listening.
i
"
1
1
'
1
1
How
much
faith
have
barbers
in
their
hair
j
tonics?
j
Then
why
don't
they
mix
them
with
i
their
shaving
lather?
RUPERT
BRAND
SMOKED
Black
Cod
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
C.
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
.
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
.
.15
Per
Month
65
Per
Year
$7.00
By
Mall,
per
month
40
Per
Year
$4.00
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars'
have
more
cents'r
We
have
a
complete
variety
of
available:
Gt
ocerfes,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegefabfes
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
pr
ee
Delivery
throughout
the
city
three
times-
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays!
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
LETTERBOX
REl'LIF-S
TO
ALDERMAN
Editor,
Dally
News:
We
are
asking
you
to-
print
this
letter
In
view
of
the
criticism
leveled
at
the
Housewives'
League
by"
Alderman"
Elliott
at
the
last
meeting
of
the
city
council.
Our
interest
In
our
homes
and
the
well-being
of
our
children
was
the
motive
behind1
the
formation
of
our
league
and
our
reason
for
continuing
locally
when
the
other
branches
disbanded.
We
belive
that
the
well--fare
of
our
children
is
net
confined
to
the
four
walls
of
our
homes
and
the
routine
care
and
guidance
received
therein,
but
i
also
on
the
conditions
existing
in
the
community
as
a
whole.
1
With-
reference
to
Alderman
Elliott's
remarks
regarding
the
"tobacco
Restraint
Act,"
the
Housewives
League
wisnes
10
point
out
that
they
were
not
responsible
for
the
passing
of
the
act,
but
merely
asked
that
the
city
council
enforce
it.
We
consider
that
the
contamination
1
of
our
children
regarding
cigar-1
ette
smoking
is
shared
equally
I
DOth
pafentS.
Wf
I
did
not)
hear
Alderman
Elliott's
voice
raised
m
protest
when
some
of
our
members
assisted;
in
the
cam
palgn
to
elect
pur
Labor
aldermen
or
when
they
assisted
in
other
campaigns
of
local
interestto
mention-
two,
the'
Pioneers'
Home
and
the
Ambulance
Fund.
It
was
very
gratifying
to
note
thai
Alderman
Elliott''?
opinion
was
not
shared
by
all
ie
members
of
the
City
Council.
Thank
you
for
the
use
of
this
space.
(MRS.)
OLADYS
HOLT.
President
Housewives
League.
August
12,
1944.
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Dial
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Street
5:00
Yank
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5-.3fr
Personal
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5:45
Melodv
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6:00
Your
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Theatre
7:00
CBC
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7:15
The
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Songs
7:30
Norman
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8:00
Dances
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-the
Nations
8:30
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Dance
9:00
National
Barn
Dance
9:30
Kate
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10:00
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10:15
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10:30
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11:00
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10:30
Sammy
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11:00
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12:C0
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12:45
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3:00
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3":
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4:30
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5:00
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5:30
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8:00
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:30(uso
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7:15
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7:45
Ethel
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8:
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8:30
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9:00
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9:30
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10:00
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10:15
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10:30
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M.
7:30
Musical
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8:00
CBO
News
8:15r-Front
Line
Family
8:30
Morning"
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
9:15-Morni'ng
Devotions
9:30
Nelson
Eddy
9:45
Wayne
King
10.
Oft
Mirror
'for
Women
10:15
Billy
Cotton
10:30
Wilf
Carter
10:45
Victor
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Chorus
11
:00
Scandinavian
Melodies
TILLIE
THE
TOILER
BOOBY
From
The
Daily
Oddities
Louis
Felsenthal,
genial
president
of
the
Junior
Chambe?
of
Commerce,
was
asking
for
a
morning
supply
of
cigars.
"I
am
sorry,"
the
clerk
said,
"but
there
have
been
so
many
babies
lately,
our
stock
has
What,"
exclaimed
Mr.
Fel-
senthaL
"are
they
smoking
them
now?"
A
mn11
Vtntan
ittkn
Hrs14
recently
at
Smlthers.
was
kidded'
at
luncheon
by
fellow-Gyros.
They
asked
If
he
had
scouted
the
possibility
of
establishing
a
Oyro
club
at
the
fishermen's
Mecca
there,
Lake
Kathlyn.
He
laughed:
"I
found
the
bovs
of
the
district
had
caught
all
the
bullheads."
Oreater
sympathy
for
the
con-
fused
and
bewildered
workers
on
the
Tower
of
Babel
comes
tb
those
these
days
who
occasion-
any
suffer
a
slip
of
the
tongue
gangs,
wnojiave
oe.en
aoitjg
Dm-or
have
a
mental
cylinder
blow
a
lasllng.'anFa
big
train
load
ar-
gasket.
Even
news
reporters
are
afflicted,
and
they
spend
several
days
after
such
a
slip
endeavour-
.v.-
L
...5
-v,
.aM.vi
:
mm.
lor
i
i,
the
tu.
the
Af.
foment
newsroom.
is
asking
iUelf
why
and
how
It
scrambled
the
names
of
P.
J.
Skinner,
president
of
Oyro,
ancf.
k.
s.
st.
ciair.
Rotary
head,
and"
came
out
with
Mr.
Skinner
as
the
Rotariai
leader
Instead
of
Mr.
St.
Clair.
Help
of
any
psychoanalyst
would'
be
appreciated.
fr:l5
MVstaire
Period
If:
IT
Recorded
mterhide
11:45
Show
Time
P.M.
12:00
Xavier
Cutrat
12:3tt-CBC
News
12:45
Matinee
Memories
l:0O
Ann
Watt
1:15
Spotlight
Bands
1:30
One
Night
Stand
2:00
Silent
Elio's
FURNITURE
STORE
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
TRAP
News
Files
.
.
.
TWENTY
Tiwrvrv
vk
VKAKS
jik
AGO
r.
Pretty
and
most
interesting
to
a
wide
circle
of
friends
was
the
,
wedding
of
Miss
Kathertne
Hall
Pillibury.
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Plllsbury
4th
Avenue
West
and
Hugh
Ltewel-
lyn
Keenleyside.
eldest
son
of
Mr
!
andMrs.E.W.Keenley
de.Van
-
couver,
which
took
place
last
uight
at
8:30
In
St
Andrew's,
Anglican
Church,
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rix
officiating.
I
Tne
e:iy
coirncu
u
up
againsi
l"f
ie
necessity
of
voting
u"b
consider-
able.
moJe
nontjXo
the
board
of
!""'"
u'
-"
;
or
closing
up
many
such
streets
'as
uns-afe
for
traffic.
THIRTY
YE.MIS
AGO
This
morning
several
of
the!
aldermen
and
citizens
waited
upon
Acting
Mayor
Morrtssey
and
demanded
a
special
meting
of
the
city
council
be
called
to
cancel
the
reauest
for
troops
to
mard
the
city.
Aclrng
Mayor
Morrtssey
said
sf
leal
meeting
could
not
be
called
under
2!
hours
but
It
Is
understood
an
;
Informal
meeting
will
be
held,
j
Several
hundred
men
have
en
laid
ofl
the
O.T.P.
extra
;
rived
in
the
city
yesterday.
NOVEL
CLASSIFICATION'
All
ah
mankind
minima
ac
according
to
cer-
tan
ethnologists,
can
be
dlvlden
'into
three
kinds
whoolly
hair,
wavv
ayy
"alr-
halr
straight
.traieht
hair
hair.
.
Announcing
.
.
.
Rupert
Tobacco
Store
and
Newsstand
Centrally
located
at
TWrrt
Ave.
and
Fourth
St.
(former
C.PJt.
Office)
A
full
line
of
magazines
and
newspapers;
tobacco,
novelties
and
stationery.
Meet
Me
at
.
J
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
(Our
Coffee
Li
Topur
NOW
IF
X
CAN
GET
AWI
Overwaitea
Opening
Monday
Noon
In
Their
Attractive
New
Premises
Designed
to
make
shopping
more
pleasurable;
reduce-
the
time
required
to
make
purchases
and
to
display
groceries,
fresh
vegetables
and
other
commodi
ties
to
the
best
advantage,
tha
.new
store
of
Overwaitea
Ltd.
Icpens
Monday
noon
at
its
new
I
location
on
3rd
ave.
across
from
the
Post
Office.
'
The
completely
remodelled
pre-I
miu
ni-ftvirf
the
store
with
an
attractive
appearance
both
Inside
and
out.
Customers
who
wish
to
browse
and
those
who
desire
speedy,
efficient
service
will
have
their
requirements
fuiniled,
says
W.
A,
Jarmson.
irmnaver.
"We
are
providing
semi-self
service
facilities
with
pusn-
i
buggy
bankers
for
those
who
wish-
to
he
D
themselves
while
iu
clerks
stand
ready
to
attend
to
the
needs
of
those
who
require
speedy
attention,"
he
explains.
Arrentnaret
Airiness,
Coolness
of
Store
The
main
floor
of
the
store.
measuring
80
x
35
feet,
is
de
signed
to
accentuate
the
airiness
and
coolness
of
the
premises.
Cream,
white
and
green
colors
on
walls
and
woodwork
are
pleasing
to
the
eye.
A
large
new
light
well
and
the
spacious
display
windows
lighten
the
entire
store,
assuring
good
visimmv
n
300.waW
mod)rn
electrical
fixtures
are
prov-ided
Q
jhelvej
along
th
sides
and
th
far
fnd
rovltfe
unrM.
trJcUd
dU
,
of
comnTOdUes
d
aow
for
ea,y
acce5S
Down
the
middle
of
the
floor
are
,acfd
,QW
dlsplay
standSi
wn)le
t
tne
front
of
th(.
ore
arp
bp
foum,
the
Iatfst
ln
frpsh
vegrtabje
booths
with
an
elevated
mirror
reflector
to
show
tne
oppote
sWe
o
the
produce.
M
.r
iu
nnrf
nn
wnid8w
Dutrorms
have
been
In
sfaiiea,
tnns
anowmg
me
enure
tore
serve
a,
9
shrjr
roflm
la-hen
vlewert
thrmitfh
the
eXDan-
slve
window
front.
The
front
is-
finished
with
black
Crofton
House
School
RESIDENTIAL
AND
DAY
SCHOOL
TOR
GIRLS
fcmwry
'
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fin
Skt
tfr
UtumUi
It
fW
Pyrtfrt
Mm
"im
f
S.-.
MA
For
Satisfaction
and
Performance
Try
a
Moderately
Priced
From
$3.57
up
Choose
the
Pen
to
your
tilling
at
QO
zr
7.3v's.'r""
si
4
ms.
.
s
rv-r.jMi
i
mm
tile
at
the
bottom
and
at
the
top
there
is
stucco
with
a
light
green
wash
aiid
medium
green
shad-
m
.
..
i
,trari"i!T.
i
aw
,.
dark
green.
tie
Warehouse
Pieiiltlrs
Provided
Adding
to
the
brightness
within
i
hattieshto
linoleum
covering
extending
from
wall
to
wall.
Behind
the
store,
but
contained
in
the
same
butldliw,
Is
a
40
x
25
foot
storage
room,
cement-lined
and
ratproof.
fn
addition
to
the
sales
staff.
Overwaitea
Ltd.
store
has
a
warehouse
man
and
a
delivery
driver
to
attend
to
the
customers'
requirements.
'Our
policy
here
is
to
place
the
accent
on
sanitary
handling
of
all
foods,"
explains
Mr.
Jarmson
A1V
bulk
goods
wlM
be
packed
and
sealed
In
celophane
container!
before
being
paeed
on
the
Shelves.
"As
In
the
past
we
will
carry
n
wide
range
of
quality
merchants-"
When
the
Overwaitea
lw.
store
closed
six
weeks
ago
In
the
nremfces
now
occupied
by
Ranee
&
Hardy,
the
intention
was
to!
open
In
the
new
buHdln
within
a
month.
Due
to
labor
shortage
this
was
not
possible.
Overwaitea
Ud.
Is
a
100
percent
D.
C.
company,
operatlne
on
a
strictly
co-operative
basis
among
its
employees.
Sl'OItT
FLASHBACKS
By
th
CndUn
rrw
Remember
When
Boxing
fans
made
James
.
Jeffries
2-1
favorite
to
defend
his
heavyweight
UMe
aealntt
Jim
Corbett
41
years
ago
uAay
"Oentleman.
Jim"
entered
fr
ring
for
the
last
time
agal"
Jeflrtes
and
took
a
beatlne
t
a
10-rotind
battle.
CPNTURY-OIJ)
8
PORT
Organized
yatch
racing
In
the
United
States
began
about
1810.
iMrrrr
J'tt
II
l
Dr
CfcU
Watermans
Fountain
Pen
Hy
Wcsfovcr
l3RAT
SCOTT!
I'VE
GOT
TO
HELP
TILLIE,
EVEN
IP
1
GET
SHOT'
1
11
'
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