THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAQINQ
EDITOR
.
..
C
f
The
first
bicycle
was
made
in
Scotland
in
1839.
Most
of
the
known
as
hawks
do
poultry
or
small
birds.
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASS'N
SET-UP
The
Civic
Centre
Association
of
Prince
RuDert
was
IncorDor-
M
EMBER
OP
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
MpH
linrlpr
thp
Societies
Aet
on
The
Canadian
Press
Is
exclusively
entitled
to
userfor
publicar
1
March
24,
1942.
Its
first
objec
tion
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
press
in
uus
paper
and
aiso
ine
local
news
published
therein.
'
All
rights
of
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are
also
reserved.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
July
8,
1944
Chinese
Situation
Improves
.
.
.
For
sonie
little
time
the
situation
in
China
has
been
one
of
tjie
most
disturbing
factors
jn
the
general
war
picture.
It
was,
therefore,
most
gratifying
to
get
the
good
news
yesterday
from
that
theatre
that
the
siege
of
Hengyan
1,
which
had
been
made
a'
virtual
Chinese
Stalingrad,
had
been
broken
and
that
the
Japanese
forces
which
had
by-passed
that
ijnpprtant
Chinese
transportation
centre
had
been
successfully
thrown
back,
thereby
preventing
the
enemy
from
gaining
control
of
the
Canton-Hankow
railway
line
and
cutting
China
in
two.
The
situation
in
China
had.
been
looking
really
serious
of
late
but
there
has
now
been
a
real
and
definite
turn
in
the.
tide
there
and,
in
this
war
of
surprises,
it
is
not
beyond
thp
realm
pf
possibility
that
the
Chinese,
with
what
aid
the
Allies
may
be
able
to
givej
may
now
go
pn
to
further
success
in
the
campaign
to.
liberate
the
Jong
and
brave
fighting
nation
from
the
Nipponese
aggressor.
Details
of
troop
movements
and
war
Industry
can
ba
cleverly
pieced
together
by
the
enemy
and
provide
a
mass
of
useful
Information
to
him.
Deny
him
this
advantage.
Remember
tlve
is
to
furnish
facilities
for
the
amusement,
entertainment
and
instruction
of
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert.
Any
person
may
become
a
member
upon
payment
of
the
$1
annual
membership
fee
which
entitles
one
10
voie
ana
10
noia
unite
iij
the
Association.
A
membership
fee
of
25c
per
year
applies
to
students
without
the
privilege
of
voting.
The
annual
general
meeting
Is
held
on
the
third
Thursday
In
January
of
each
year.
The
constitution
requires
there
be
ten
directors
two
each
from
the
four
local
service
clubs
who
formed
the
original
Civic
Centre
Committee
and
two
appointed'
by
the-
citizens.
The
citizens'
representative?
must
not
be
members
of
any
of
the
other
organizations
represented
All
directors
must
be
of
the
full
age
of
21.
The
present
directors
are
as
follows:
Citizens'
representatives
Rob-ert
Gordon,
Mrs.
N.'
Arnold.
Gyro
Club
Dr,
R.
Q.
Large,
William
Stone.
Rotary
Club
A,
S.
Nlckerson,
D.
C.
Stevenson
(treasurer).
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
T.
N.
Youngs
(president),
C
G.
Ham
(secretary).
Sons
of
Norway
Oscar
Hay-eroy,
Gunnar
Selvig.
TWO-TONE
TREASURE
uiu.
wic
iiuiicjr
Ui
(vvaiiif
the
North
American
Indians,
not
kill
was
ln
two
colors,
park
purple
'and
white.
IT
IS
A
CUSTOM
OF
THE
,CpUJTRY,Mi
Y
In
India
a
Hindu
gentleman
4i
drapes
his
own
turban
ujth
50
yards
of
finest
muslin
,
.
.
..
.
..
4
Tliere
is
not
another
fashion
quite
so
smoothly
smart
as
the
English
Drape
by
Bond.
It's
secret,
of
course,
is
in
tlie
cul
,
Tlie
jacket
must
be
roomy
enough
to
fit
easily,
'
V
'
M
M
V.
t
A
t
.
T
.
.
1
uui
nut
tu
roomy
as
10
uc
exireine.
11
must
nave
an
air
of
quiet
nonchalance,
but
must
never
be
out
of
place
in
any
informal
company.
It
must
have
style
without
being
stylish,
if
you
know
what
we
mean
and
we
think
you
do.
Bond
lias
deyplqped
the
English
Rrape
to
the
very
majimum
of
good
taste
and
is
stressing
it
for
immediate
wear.
Husky
tweeds,
smooth
worsteds,
dresy
serges
patterned
or
striped
in
weights
and
colors
for
men
and
women,
are
ready
at
Bond,
just
waiting
your
selection,
ready
to
be
tailored
to
your
measure
in
an
English
Drape
or
any
otljer
style
you
may
fancy.
27.75
29
7
fKSW
.
TAILORED-TO-MEASURE
EXCLUSIVELY
BY
.
.
.
Rupert
Men's
and
Boy's
Store
QE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BATimDAY
JULY
i
Prince
George
Man
Honored
VANCOUVER,
July
8
T.
P.
(Percy)
Swift,
special
agent.
In
vestigation
department,
Canadian
NaUonal
RallAays,
Prince
George,
was
highly
honored
at
a
ceremony
held
at
the
C.N.R.
station
here
Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.
Swift,
police
sergeant
for
the
railway
at
Vancouver
for
15
years
until
his
promotion
to
Prince
Qeorge
last
January.
made
hundreds
of
friends
dur
ing
his
service
In
this
city.
In
the
presence
of
a
large
company
df
fellow
workers,
many
of
whom
had
received
first
aid
InstrucUon
from
him,
Mr.
Swift
was
presented
with
a
commendery
vote
of
thanks
by
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Asso
ciauon.
me
parenmem,
a
beautiful
piece
of
work
and
signed
"Athlone,
Knight
Com
mander,"
was
from
the
Vener
able
Order
of
St.
John
of
Jerusa
Jem,
commandery
In
Canada,
and
recorded
the
special
thanks
of
HLs
Excellency,
the
Knight
Commander
of
the
Commandery
in
"Canada,
for
valuable
assistance
in
furthering
the
work
of
the
order
Few
persons
are
singled
out
for
such
recognition
J.
8.
Scott,
assistant
director
of
investigation,
C.N.R.,
West-
'
Vancouver
Girl
Seaman's
Bride
A
auiet
but
pretty
wedding
took
place
last
evening
in
the
Two
Cedarvale
Men
Go
Active
...ipn
tmrlt
rtrlver
fnr
thP
Nnr-
eru
nt-Kiun,
wuuiiptg,
urcseniea
-
"
Mr,!
illCIII
WUlUhlUVIiUii
V.UlipllJ
.
Swift
and
paid
tribute
to
the
!
Herbert
.Frederick
Burke.
19.
who
has
been
working
at
Telk-
aid.
Others
who
spoke
briefly
Jive
in
Cedarvale.
were
Jack
Cook,
regional
super-1
Vlsbr
of
first'
aid.'CN.R.,
Winnipeg,
now
conducting
classes
in
this
district;
O.
J.Wheatley,
Inspector
of
Investigation;
J.
KnlPht.
special
agent,
and
Sgt.
D.
Geddes,
Vancouver.
Alfred
Ncbel
mite
in
1867.
Invented
dyna-
for
the
IUt
Dally
rxrtpt
Sunday
From
the
Eat
Dally
rxcrpt
Monday
I
or
Trrraci-
Sunday,
Monday.
Wednesday,
Tnunaay
ana
tnaay
rrom
Trrrare
Monday,
Tueaday.
Tbunday,
Friday
and
Saturday
11
I.
8
pm.
10:44
pm
.............
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I
ULULALU
.
ill
.
i
your
choice
is
an
English
Drape
V
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1
t
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m
m
m
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1
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m
m
mm
mi
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44K
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(Uy
porothy
Garbutt)
tinker
In
the
Sinatra
manner
and
two
men
who
are
effective
in
the
prologue
to
the
Egyptian
number.'
The
whole
Idea
of
the
show
which
Is
not
built
along
the
usual
concert
party
lines
with
a
I
master
of
ceremonies
and
lndi-
4
pm.
,v
dual
acts,
IS
that
of
two
sol-
'dlers
who
are
on
embarkation
!
If-avp
Wantlhtr
La
bass'
the
time
pleasantly
and
as
profitably
a
posswie
iney
consult
a
sp
fortune
teller
who
by
meant
ol
her
magic
crystal
wafts
them
to
far
eff
lands.
The
first
stop
on
the
magic
carpet
circuit
is
back
home
when
Private
Red
looks
In
on
his
wife
who
is
trying
to
.ilre
a
private
detective
to
flndfcQUt,
Just
how
he
has
been
behaving.
Thl?
I
proves
to
be
somewhat
of
a
boomerang
as,
Incidentally,
he
discovers
that
his
worried
?
wife
has
been
stepping
out
with
a
Pettv
Officer.
Latour
by
name
Recovering
from
this
shock
they
Jjnd
themselves
in
an
lunar
srarden,
complete
with
the
modest
statuary
"peculiar
to
Italian
eardens"and
yardt
of
marble
fenclrivt.
Here
lovely
girls
ln
deli
rate
formal
frocks
dance
and
s'nff
fnr
iherri.
Next
station
Oil
this
Ottawa
to
bmdurun
route
is
bv
way
of
a
detour
to
Holly
wood
where
a
statuesoue
mode'
in
abbreviated
Mae
west
cos-
ituirie'shm
sonxv'pf
the
Mauvf
I
n
.
I
.H.n
.(
Ceptral
Interior
Soldiery
Wpynded
.
Two
soldiers
from
towns
Jn
this
district
have
been
wound'
I
ed
in
fighting
overseas,
the
lat
est
Canadian
Army
casualty
Jlst
reveals.
'
Seriously
wounded
is
Private
Raymond
Morgan,
son
of
Mrs
Martha
Morgan,
pf
Kltwanga.
i
He
has
been
serving
with
a
nrit-Ush
Columbia
regiment.
Private
John
Raymond
he
I
Clair,
son
of
Mrs.
Joyce
June
IClalr
of
Tprrace,
is
listed
as
I
slightly
wounded.
He
too.
has
been
serving
with
a
Urltlsh
Columbia
regiment.
"Chuck"
Bmlth,
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Peter
Smith,
was
with
the
Canadian
Bcottlsh
battalion
which
landed
ln
Normandy
on
D
Day,
his
mother
was
Inform
ed
Jn
a
letter
recently.
The
New
Hazelton
baseball
team
took
a
13-4
victory
oyer
the
Terrace
army
team
at
Smlthers
on
July
1.
Barr
&
Anderson
LMIITF.D
riumblnf
and
IJeatlng
Automatic
Sprinkling
and
Coal
Stoker
Corner
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
8t.
Phone
Red
389
P.O.
Box
1294
i
CU1MNEV
SWEEPINO
OIL
HUKNKHS
CLEANED
AND
IIEPAIKEI)
New
equipment
and
help
assure,
you
"of
a
clean
Job
fhone
piark
734
f
nOME
SERVICE
HANDYMAN
'the
troupe's
Sinatra
comes
on
and
even
the
sypsy
loriune
wri-ler
goes
Into
a
dead
faint
while
the
boys
out
front
in
the
audl-
tenre
had
masses
of
fun
swoon-
jlng.
sighing
and
reacting
In
the
Tt-
tar
mnrp
fun
tn
see
a
established
manner.
Going
air-
and
Jack
Kelly
and
Private
Margaret
Cross
of
the
CWjV
C.
s.
They
have
continued
dialogue
and
keep
It
up
at
a
good
pace
throughout
the
show.
Prom
1910
to
1942
Red
was
ln
a
troupe
concert
party
called
"JMUln'
th
Blitz."
This
was
volunteer
eve
ning
work
while
he
filled
In
hl
spare
moments
working
for
the
army,
driving
trucks
and
little
things
like
that
during
the
day
while
Jack
has
done
a
lot
of
radio
work
over
the
CDC.
The
Idea
of
the
.show
was
created
by
Capuin
Romnev
Brent
he
of
the
Iunion
:Ute
a.
I'UIMJK
KLTKKT
ROOFING
CO.
Hoi
72S
SrwrlalM
on
Hulltup
KlMlft
(Ir;iair.
I(f
hln(llti
ftrr
tallmalra
and
cinema
and
BBC
the
continuity
n.-irf
1...
It..
Tt-IM
t-,
"Ml
uj
mic
iciu-ive..y
f
I
uumvo
wilt
tiou:a
c
t
Sorel
of
Toronto
a:
j
,
I
the
famous
CDC
II;
,
.1,,.,
umisi
iwn
in
nn
ihi'ntiv
nnrth
bv
northwest
they
composed
the
mu
,
presence
of
a
few
friends
pi
;
the,
h
,
orphand-you
have
tare
surprisingly
enough
In
Rus-
li
Unit
Number
Six
u
contracting
parties
at
First,
feUow
,eell
wJLh
tne
cast,lla-a
Russian
of
soul
seared
Shows,
the
other
r,
Presbyterian
Church,
when
MJss
6y'
lhUe
itn
lhelr
troubles
peasants
and
not
a
balalaika
in
m
ir.EiiKiand
a;,!'
Sharon
Ruth
Thomas,
daughter
f,
on
xne
are
ughu
to
sight.
The
two
wandering
sad-
unean
a
-en
tin
,
of
Mr-
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Thomas,
i.
D,n,iteH
mnes
to
bo
ud
andlsnck
are
overcome
by
the
In-
w
here
in
pnn
t
974
West
21st
Avenue.
Vancou-,
down'endiessi
y
and
curtains
to
.tense
Russian
winter
and
to
get
little
over
year
:,
ver,
became
the
bride
of
Able
hooked
on
little
rows
iof
hooks,
some
warmth
Into
their
bones
by
the
anplause
:
i:
Seaman
Stewart
Nlsbet,
Prfocp
And
cnalrs
te
m
place.
Uhe
gypsy
turns
on
the
heat
and
more
than
enthu:
Rupert.
,.ows
oi
them-all
in
a
line
and
i
out
come
all
sorts
of
dancln
celved.
Commander
C
The
bride
was
given
in
mar-'
,.i.-
.
.mm
f
rrvv.
iiru
until
the
nimosohere
is.ed
the
troupe
fur
'
.
rlage
by
D.
W:
Haywood
and
it-
u
Q
one
corner
twq
suxrocatln-
but
satisfying.
North
i
efforts
and
gave
tuc
:
.
tended
by
Miss
Hilary
Orayes.
Blrl,
are
pirouetting
In
practice
Africa
Is
their
final
destination,
of
the
Navys
apprc
The
groomsman
was
PO.
Hernard
rni,inp
another
several
are
;
at
El
Alamein
the
night
of
the
Forsyth,
,
and
the
ceremony
was
leadin
letters,
their
first
mall
'big
push.
Here
desert
dancing
conauctea
Dy
Key.
a.
r..
xac-
,rom
home
ln
days,
officers
are
Sween.
The
groom's
home
is
atii
a
huddle
over
some
matter
of
New
Westminster
but
the
young
importance
we
hope
the
couple
plan
to
make
their
home
'drummer",
ln
this
case
Nicky
nere.ior
me
preaeni
ana
wuj'Korn,
and
the
clarinet
are
hav
hnvp
have
thp
the
good
pcioA
wishes
wishes
of
of
the
the
!..
'lam
i
session
,..t.n
all
i
v...
by
Km
me
a
them-
communlty.
selves
and
all
seems
confusion
worst
confounded.
But
It
Is
only
la
"seeming"
for.
when
Uie
curtain
goes
up
on
the
evening's
'performance,
everything
is
in
I
order
and
the
Jigsaw
puzzle
of
the
afternoon
has
resolved
Itself
Two
young
Cedarvale
men
a
nft
and
ordered
pattern
have
"gone
active"
this
week,
of
entertainment,
rd
re
Wvins
on
Monday
pliht
There
are
twenty-seven
mem-tor
the
Vancouver
Army
recep-
ln
Jhe
Arniv
Show
now
mnir.
Th.v
.
p
!
vmnnri
1
blavlnn
here,
fourteen
of
them
liarvev
McBride
18.
who
has
,
appearing
on
the
stage.
Eight
-
-
'
tniar
a
I
I
a.Ua.UM
and
grace
to
the
singing
and
dancing
numbers
a
comedienne
of
ni
MMn
t
n
T
mm
t
lorn
lnmHlin4
eooaworKne
rnnri
work
hp
hart
naa
nprfnrrriprt
perionnea
fnf
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complement
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wriggles.
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through
the
years,
almost
since
Prince
Bj
first
existed,
we
have
served
the
neonlo.
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nrescrlpt
laboratory
wo
have
always
tried
to
keep
modern,
skilled
pharmacists,
quality,
drugs,
the
best
of
equlpn'
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Ltd
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Druqftets
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PHONES
81
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Open
Dally
from
0
a.m,
till
0
pm.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-0
PR