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TWO
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Excepc
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
Canadian
Press
Is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
lor
publication
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
PreM
?
s
paper
and
also
the
local
news
published
therein.
AH
rights
ot
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are
also
reserred.
DAILY
EDITION
A
Popular
Budget
.
.
Mutual
Benefit
Health
and
Accident
Association
See
JOHN
L.
WRIGHT
Special
Representative
Phone
741
Pioneer
Rooms
Wednesday,
June
28,
1944
The
1944
budget
of
Mr.
Ilsley,
the
minister
of
finance,
may
prove
a
popular
one
with
the
ordinary
person
considering
the
circumstances
of
the
day.
The
cynical
wiu
of
course,
call
it
an
election
budget
which
it
probably
is
since
the
majority
of
political
observers
believe
there
will
be
a
general
election
before
the
time
comes
for
another
budget.
The
removal
of
the
compulsory
sayings
portion
of
the
income
tax
reduces
the
present
payroll
deduction
from
wages
and
salaries,
making
immediately
available
some
money
which
for
the
past
two
years
has
been
held
out
of
people's
wages
to
be
repaid
after
the
war.
As
Mr.
Ilsley
remarked
in
his
speech
the
most
of
people
had
regarded
this
as
a
tax
anyway.
There
was,
as
far
as
that
was
concerned,
no
definite
understanding
as
to
when
the
money
would
be
returned
and
the
most
of
people
seemed
to
have
assumed
that
they
would
never
get
it
anyway.
Nevertheless,
there
are
many
who
will
feel
that
the
dropping
of
compulsory
savings
or
insurance
is
not
such
a
very
good
thing
to
do
at
this
time.
Other
popular
features
of
the
budget
for
ordin-
j
ary
folk
are
the
liberalization
of
some
of
the
exemp-
j
tions
and
allowances.
The
dropping
of
the
farm
machinery
tariff
will
j
be
welcomed
by
the
agricultural
community
against
1
which
it
had
been
a
stiff
impost
Our
dispatch
yesterday
did
not
particularize
on
the
revision
of
the
excess
profits
tax
under
which
business
generally
has
been
unable
to
avail
itself
of
the
recent
era
of
nrosDeritv.
To
the
ordinary
taxpayer
this
budget
is
a
sugary
document
for
it
promises
a
measure
of
at
least
temporary
relief
all
around.
Economists
may
not
be
so
complacently
happy
.about
relief
from
enforced
taxation
in
the
face
of
a
two
billion
dollar
deficit
even
if
such
relief
may
not
be
so
very
extensive
after
everything
is
boiled
down.
Some
people
will
be
surprised
at
any
endency
by
Mr..
Ilsley
awayt
from
the.
"pay
as,
you
go"-
policy
The
faith
that
Mr.
Ilsley
appears
to
have
in
the
voluntary
savings
willingness
of
the
people
is
interesting.
It
would
be
well
if
we
justify
that
faith.
CASUALAIRES...
THE
WORLD'S
MOST
COMFORTABLE
SHOE
LIGHT
AS
A
FEATHER
FLEXIBLE
AS
A
WHIP
WEAR
THEM
EVERYWHERE
Priced
$3.95
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
More
men
smoke
Picobac
than
any
other
Pipe
Tobacco
in
Canada
BURN
WOOD
For
Summer
Dry
Slabwood,
cord
$10.00
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Jackplne,
cord
$12.50
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in
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It
Pays
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Band
Wants
Players
i
The
Prince
Rupert
Regimental
band
is
at
present
the
only
civilian
band
functioning
In
Prince
Rupert
and
it
Is
at
present
under
strength,
additional
players
being
urgently
required.
If
there
are
any
persons
In
Prince
Rupert
who
have
had
any
musical
experience
and
wish
to
Join,
they
could
contact
the
Bandmaster
at
the
Armoury
on
Mon'day
night.
July
Calendar
Ration
Coupons
The
following
ration
coupons
become
valid
in
July:
i
July
6
Butier.
63
and
69:
preserves,
23
and
24;
sugar.
3
and
37;
canning
sripar,
F
6,
F-7,
F-8,
F-9
and
F-10
'from
book
3)
July
13
Tea
coffee,
T-36,
July
20
Butter,
70
and
71.
July
27
Tea
cottet.
T-37.
The
following
butter
coupons
expire
on
July
31.
1944Nos.
W,
67.
68
and
69.
Canned
crabapples
and
can
ned
blueberries'
go
back
on
the
preserves
rafion
on
July
1.
1944.
THRIFT?
CHAVES
With
Min
w
Minora
Jl
f
jfy
il
and
"
DliAltliiJ.l.lll
IALM1
I1L
I
l0Vi
.......
unTonun
.
CHICKEN
NOODLE
SOUP
Mad
if
CampheU'l
In
Canada
Sicken
modi
L
53
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SCHOOL
PROMOTIONS
(Continued
from
page
1)
Lawrence
Bryant.
Millie
Bill.
Jean
Clark,
Robert
Cruikshank.
Peggy
Clee.
Oeorce
Cromu.
Mal
colm
Finlayson,
Yvonna
Frank
lin.
Carol
Grey.
Jack
Macev.
I
Pat
McCallum,
David
Martin,
Patricia
Moore.
Glenna
Moore,
Chrlssie
Montgomery,
Janet
Rochester,
Era
Slmonson,
Agatha
Schwab,
Ronald
Ward,
Erie
Watts.
Stanley
Wozney.
Olea
Zabudney.
I
Promoted
to
Grade
11
Passed
with
Honors
Names
In
1
order
of
merit:
i
Dorothy
Kergln,
Emmy
fichlld.
Barbara
Enzcleke.
Nan
Kenned
.
Audrey
Hunter.
Mary
Sylvester.
Linnea
Bergman.
John
Wesch
James
8tewart,
Peggy
Laree.
Elizabeth
Ladlros,
Vickie
Lewi.
Isobel
Webster,
Leonora
Raabe,
Betty
Milton,
Randl
Thorsen,
Ivan
Dumas,
Oeorge
Ola
f
son.
PassedNames
In
alphabetical
order:
Helen
Balagno,
Joy
Berg.
June
Berg.
Leona
Blaln
C.
Pat
Bolton
(C),
Eleanor
Carr,
Lawrence
Eddie.
Olafur
Eyolfson,
James
Forman,
Peter
Good,
Donald
Hartwtg,
Betty
Hutchison,
Frank
James,
John
Kennedy,
James
Ladlcos,
Olenys
Lashmar,
Vina
Lavlgne,
Walter
Lonjrwtll
C.
Reg.
Martin,
Margaret
Marten-
sen,
Jean
McAfee.
Evelyn
Mc-Nab,
Dorothy
Smith.
John
Thompson,
Ruth
Walton.
Eleanor
Barber.
Sheila
Cowie.
Isobel
Oay.
Etheline
McKlnnon,
Florence
Morse.
Irene
Paulson,
Edna
Sandals,
Dolly
Bimonson.
Eddie
Clc-
cone,
Leslie
Dnmas,
Olaf
Hanson
(Ci.
John
Hauean.
Stanley
Hem-
mons,
Alfred
Hin.
Rupert
Holkes-
tad,
Lawrence
Llewellyn.
Tommy
Ormlston
(Ci.
Bud
Pierce.
Mur
ray
Sharpe
C.
Neil
Sheppard,
Alfred
Shrubsall,
Tommy
Smith.
Oordon
Payne.
Pramoted
t
Grade
10
Passed
with
Honors
Names
m
order
of
merit:
Dorothy
Lam
be,
LoU
Lakle,
Iris
Hanson,
Georgia
Rudder-ham,
Mary
Bird,
Louise
Lind-qubt
Lillian
Knot
son,
Irene
Cowie,
Clarice
Johnson,
Myrtle
Sather,
Velma
Staeey.
Shirlene
-Johnson,
Lois
Nlckerson,
Wilma
'fi
(
-
nun
nui
ouur
iukasiakhr
!
Is
thre
a
hard-working
man
with
a
lively
appetite
in
your
family?
Seme
delicious
Campbell's
Chicken
Noodle
Soop
and,
just
watch
him
sail
into
the
meal!
Mn
love
the
honest
chkktn
goodness
of
Campbell's
that
comes
from
using
plump
chickens
simmered
eer
so
slowly
to
bring
out
the
deep,
rich
flator
of
the
golden
broth.
That's
the
way
chicken
noodle
was
made
in
the
old
days
and
the
way
Campbell's
make
it
today,
adding
tender
pieces
of
chicken
and
plenty
of
good
egg
noodles
for
every
bowlful.
Yes,
Campbell's
Chicken
Noodle
Soop
is
a
hearty
favorite
with
the
men
folks
and
a
tempting
treat
for
the
rest
of
the
family,
too.
That's
why
so
many
women
build
light
summer
meals
around
this
substantial
"starter."
You
can
fix
it
in
a
jiffy
and
it
adds
jutt
the
satisfying
nourishment
you
need
in
cold
lunches
and
suppers.
Enjoy
it
at
the
very
next
meal.
Your
grocer
has
plenty
in
stock.
Look
for
the
familiar
Red-and-Whit
LabeL
COCOSOHfAff
othy
Becker.
Leo
Adolphe,
Yvonne
Morln,
Lorna
Donald
son.
Glen
Macey.
Marie
Mlchal-
Reld,
Lillian
Russell.
Jean
Beltis.
'off.
Percy
Welter
Kaye
Nlckerson.
I
Passed-
Names'
In
alphabeti-
Pased
-Name
in
alphabetical
cal
order:
order:
j
Ronald
Acheaon.
Gordon
Carl-
Mary
Adeoek.
Ami
Arena.
n-
Prank
c,aPP
KaUp
Dld"
Mary
Bulger,
Sten
DldriUen.
.d
.
Pau,,RC
,
.
luiwwn
iui,
i-ai
uuyan,
name
Lucy
Evans.
Albert
EyolUen.
,
I!erdU
nolkeatad.
Velma
Oeorge
Oood.
Fred
Orlmble.
Faye
IntJiam
KeniwUl
JonM
AtM
Ingram,
Rusei
Jenasen
C.
fj
t.,.
t,.
MaxlneKerrlnghan.
David
Krtt-u..,h.
,,
maiMson.
Forbea
Lee.
Normand
nlce
MaeUd
Jlm
Nlcoll
Vo,
Mirttnn
Iiari-v
Manila
1P1
!
.
.
.
.
.
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v.
77
Tr,
,
..
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itonaid
nggln.
Evelyn
John
Morris
C).
EUpeth
Mac-
iBkt
My
Mm.
Vaughan
Tat
Kenzle,
Robert
McChesney
Ct.
,n
t..
-n
-r.t,
WW
Willi
I
w
-
.
.
(IVtlip-K,
'
0enMeRae.JCnQuandt.Arlst
(C)
mnk
w
ci
?"f?
.
SimCkr-.
Sally
Welter.
Waily
Wong.
Char-ewe
Skatoerud.
Melvln
Thomp-
,ie
Youg
,C)
Maffc
,
Rost
T
Lf
'n?Wn,,M',r:
Klmba
ndy
Uoychuk.;
u
'
il"00,
RonId
Alle".
Mary
CaWer.
n-r'.
nm.i
Teddv
rurman
IJovrt
rr.nkl
In
I
McPherson
David
Johns.
George
Jm
,ebb
Uwrence
,loibrook,
;
iOraham
(C,
Beryl
Anderson
i
t..
,
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B'C)
T(nl
nrsun.
niHh
JfrgU(1
f)on
Ma,
Na
lEinar
Cariaen.
John
rv
iri
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n
i-
ru
Z,
;
Mcuinr.
irma
Mrmnnon.
ior
i
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Cwrrle
teWBrt1.Don:
hy
MaePher,.
Tcnho
Paavo
I
ful.m.ll.t0"mli
,c'-
Yvonne
Slmotm:,.
Bryl
Herbert.
Clifford
KnuUon.
rv..
ct..v.
t
....v
uVTr
J.
'
rd
Tom
Baker
Mary
.
.
Margarei
Murray.
Ancus
Meln-
n
.
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.
jatuniiic
uuniiiK-ii,
real
.k
.-..
.
tofe
Pauline
Ohnerg.
Ee
o,.
m
iC
RoUrt
521?
J""!;""'.!
Nell
Ollleple.
Ethel
Hem
,
r
caret
t
Addlaon
Ereivn
Aln-'
..
,r,
.
.
:
"
mons,
Jim
uemmons
t
Aire
UT
Korhonen
C,
Donakl
MatKe
:
io'k.t.
T.r.0J-
"ill
Mdntyre
C
Char
utZ
j.ii.
7
L,
Mrer.
Charlie
Mlljure
Olen
i
tii,
i.
n
SXvM.riT
f"a
Otam.
Everett
P)er-
4C
Oor
ZZ
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.C).
Douglas
ShW
John
vlr.
'
'
iWwnd.
Harrie
WaUon,
Charlie
fNorth.
h
Katherine
n
Paul.
Ellen
,
rir.K-
,n.
r,K,
'Perry.
Robert
Perry.
Everett
jrthm
,C;-
F"gh.1
Thomlon.
Betty
Wright.
John!
Pfd
w,th
nonor
N,m
I
Hamilton
C.
i"
'
1
.
.
.
.
.
Alma
Knutjon,
Dianne
Keo
,'no,"1
"
Grade
!
'imly.
Joanne
Langrtdge
a,rs
Passed
with
Honora-Namea
tn
tlna
Cwrrie.
tvmna
Kerrlghan,
order
of
merit:
,rmty
Wonf
Iarokl
p,rfre
Bearte
Lee,
Solvetg
Mirk
McAfee,
Pearl
WyHe
Joan
Ket
Peggy
PuUen.
Barbara
FUten.
chfnn.
Patricia
Tumllvm.
Mil
Arthur
Oiaon,
LavinU
EWoU.
dred
Furunes.
Joyce
Tavlor.
Lor
Rose
Marie
Hartwtg.
Astrtd
na
Howe.
ArietU
Hamilton,
Eric
Carbon,
Moofca
Hoi
toy.
Norton
Moore.
Deshka
Peneff.
Charlea
Youn.
Tommy
Boulter,
Vlota
Forbea.
Kenneth
Uurle.
Noon
Pxendetgast.
NelBe
BilL
Hom-
Webster.
Billy
FlnUyson.
line
Tham,
Vkkl
Meuifek.
Dor-
Patted
Names-
In
alphabet!
h7
.
m
V
NOT
JUST
NOODLE
SOUP-BUT
CHICKEN
NOODLE
SOUP
cal
order:
Olga
Bill,
oiga
Boychuck,
John
Cook,
Stuart
Craig.
Ben
Forrest,
'
decree
Furnintlt
tnnn
n-A
ner.
Alan
Hartwlir.
Lillian
Hi.
berg,
Irene
KIWal,
Venett
Marshall
C.
Ragna
Martlnsvn
(C1.
Keun
Mitcliell.
Maurice
Moore.
Donna
Macarthur.
Murdlna
MacPherson.
Joyce
McDonald.
Ralph
Orergaard,
Andrew
Oweiu,
LouUe
Patrick.
Annte
Pavkh.
Bill
Prince.
Hal
Rogera
Reggie
Ronald.
Ole
Roung,
lion
aid
Saunders
C.
Jotm
RehiM
Kay
Toombs.
Mareaa
Wlndle,
Theresa
Wong.
Douglas
Allen.
Harold
Adutph
(CI.
Yvonne
Bouvette.
Mellalne
Bn-chlii,
Xlar
vtn
Brew.
Fied
Colclough
(C
William
Davtdwn.
Eleanor
Fit.
gerald.
Jan
Maten
C.
Erik
I
ForalunU
Rbert
Gill
(Ft
uirh.
ard
GLske
Dorotliy
Hutch
Steve
Jamci
C
Everett
Jo
rumen,
Irla
Korhwien
l?
ie
Meulfels.
pfr..
.,
Mulronev
Albert
M,
;
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Oil.
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