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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Exeepr
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue'
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
MEMBER
OP
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
Canadian
Press
is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
for
oubllca
tlon
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
it
or
to
the
Associated
1
15
rress
in
uus
paper
ana
auu
uie
luvai
urna
puuiuucu
uicrau.
All
rights
of
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are
also
reserved.
DAILY
EDITION
A
WORTHY
SCHEME
Friday,
July
28,
1944
VISIT
OF
AMBASSADOR
An
event
of
importance
to
Prince
Rupert
and
another
recognition
of
the
position
of
this
port
in
the
affairs
of
the
country
will
be
the
official
visit
next
month
of
the
United
States
ambassador
to
Canada,
Ray
Atherton.
It
is
well
that
Mr.
Afherton
should
be
fittingly
received
in
token
of
the
inter
PHONE
678
B.C.
MESSENGER
Experienced
Carriers
to
Intelligently
fill
your:
BAGGAGE
EXPRESvS
and
FREIGHT
LIGHT
HAULING
REQUIREMENTS
Stand
214
4th
Street
West
End
of
Post
Office
Announcing
.
.
.
Rupert
Tobacco
Store
and
Newsstand
Centrally
located
at
Third
Ave.
and
Fourth
St,
(former
C.P.R.
Office)
A
full
line
of
magazines
and
newspapers,
tobacco,
novelties
and
stationery.
THE
REX
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
3
p.m.
to
2
am.
2nd
Avenue
(Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
173
I
national
post
which
he
holds.
Prince
Rupert
is
one1
of
the
places
where,
under
the
arrangements
of
war
prosecution,
the
people
and
interests
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
have
been
closelv
inter-associated.
And,
even
after
the
war
is
-
over
and
the
normal
pursuits
of
peace
are
resumed,
that,
association,
may
be
expected
to
continue
and,
quite
"possibly,
be
further
developed.
THE
PIONEERS'
HOME
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
project
of
the
establishment
of
a
new
Pioneers'
Home
in
Prince
Rupert,
no
matter
how
the
much-needed
establishment
is
to
be
brought
into
being,
will
not
be
unduly
deferred
by
any
bickering
over
its
location.
Some
exception
has
been
taken
to
the
Westview
site
but
the
city
council
has
decided
and
reaffirmed
the
decision
that
it
is
the
best
available.
So
far
no
more
acceptable
site
has
been
definitely
suggested.
South
Africa
Is
Romantic
Hospital
Meetings
End
in
Marriage
for
Many
Canadian
Military
Nurses
JOHANNESBURG,
July
28
B
About
300
Canadian
military
nurses
have
come
to
South
Africa
in
batches
since
the
end
of
1941,
and
between
40
and
50
of
them
nearly
one-sixth
fliave
married
here,
mostly
South
Africans.
Nearly
half
of
the
300
have
clnce
returned
to
Canada;
75
are
at
present
-working
in
South
African
hospitals
all
over
the
country
and
recently
25
others
left
for
the
Mediterranean
theatre
as
members
of
the
South
African
military
nursing
service.
Marriages
between
Canadian
nurses
and
South
Africans
"are
a
small
but
very
pleasant
way
of
doing
a
lot
to
promote
good
feeling
between
the
two
dominions,'
cald
a
Canadian
nursing
official.
Most
of
the
marriages
started
as
hospital
romances.
Several
French
-
Canadian
girls
who
could
hardly
speak
En?llrn
When
they
arrived
In
the
Union
have
married
into
Afrikaans
families.
They
have
learn
ed
to
speak
excellent
English
and
a
iair
amount
oi
Airuaans.
One
Canadian
nurse
now
Is
the
Wife
of
Col.
Douglas
Haigh
Lost-us,
DS.O.,
D.F.C.,
well
known
South
African
fighter
pilot.
Another
has
married
a
newspaper
editor.
Canadian
nurses
here
for
two
years
automatically
receive
the
courtesy
of
Union
nationality
and
also
can
claim
a
South
African
passport.
If
they
marry
South
Africans
they
still
retain
Canadian
citizenship,
but
this
Is
not
the
case
If
they
marry
men
of
foreign
nationality.
Income
Tax
Returns
Prepared
See
It.
E.
MORTIMER
334
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
Joe
Wright,
Jr.,
of
Toronto,
Diamond
Sculls
winner
in
1923,
I
was
defeated
by
two
lengths
at
the'
47th
annual
Canadian
Hen-
ley
regaua
at
tst.
uainennes.
years
ago
yesterday.
His
conqueror
was
Jack
GAiest
who
won;
the
Diamond
Sculls
himself
the
next
year.
Joe
Louis
deienced
his
heavyweight
boxing
title
in
a
four-round
battle
at
Yankee
Stadium
in
New
York
that
left
tubby
Tony
Galento,
the
Orange,
N.
J.
barkeeper,
bleeding
and
helpless.
TV,
un;nn.
cl1QmA
hnh
tha
mi'mctm
nf
fin.
five
years
ago
tonight.
The
bur-
UU9tK
v..
w.w
......
.-.w.
....
,y
T
exercised
his
frlgtUen-
ance
is
presenting
to
Parliament
at
Ottawa
ana
which
lmg
portsirfe
first
in
the
third
is
already
being
submitted
to
the
communities
of
the
round,
dropping
the
Brown
Dominion,
such
as
was
done
in
Prince
Rupert
this
oft
week,
should
meet
with
widespread
approval.
Cef-i
canvas.
But
from
then
on
it
tainly,
there
is
no
city
in
the
country
to
which
it
was
Louis-
right
would
be
more
acceptable
than
Prmce
Rupert
where,
generally
speaking
housing
is
none"
too
good
to
say
nothing
of
its
scarcity.
Even
before
the
war
decent
houses
were
few
enough
here
and
since,
of
course,
the
housing
situation
has
been
notoriously
desperate.
After
the
war,
or
even
before
it
is
over,
as
acute
manpower
and
material
shortages
become
relieved,'
there
will
be
many
who
will
be
anxious
to
grasp
the
opportunity
of
being
able
to
build
homes
of
their
own
under
such
generous
terms
as
the
government
s
new
scheme
offers.
,
There
will,
no
doubt,
be
much
activity
in
the
way1
of
home
building
as
the
war
ends
and
if
is
gratifying
to
see'
that
the
government
is
taking
action
toward
a
program
which
will
be
adaptable
to
a
large
proportion
of
tlie
population.
The
ownership
,
of
homes
by
the
people
at
large
would
be
one
of
the
important
means
of
ensuring
happiness
and
prosperity.
,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Military
Band
Concert
Sunday
Prince
Rupert
Garrison
Bard
and
Sault
St.
Marie
and
SuJ-bury
Regimental
Band,
direct
.'d
by
Bandmaster
WO
1
Frank
Delament
will
give
an
open
air
band
concert
Sunday
at
3
p.m.j
on
the
Court
House
green.
i
A
oprnet
solo.
"The
Holy
City,"
by
Adams,
will
be
play
d
by
Bandmaster
Determent,
and
j
Bandmaster
Robert
Wybrow's
arrangement
of
"Begin
the
Be-guine"
will
be
featured
by
the
band.
Other
band
numbers
will
be
O
Canada."
"Steadfast
and
True,"
"Bohemian
Girl,"
"Bells
j
of
London
Town,"
the
populir
(George
Oershwin
melody
"Liza."
Cossack
Invocation
and
Dance,
1
"Moonlight
Madonna."
"Tales
of
Vienna
Woods,"
"Desert
Son?."
Abide
With
Me."
"The
Washington
Grays"
and
"The
King."
0H
ET5EJ
EsreiTnTrrTi
TC-4
B
oUPPORT
THE
PIONEERS'
HOME
PRESCRIPTION
HEADQUARTERS
Down
trough
the
years,
almost
since
Prince
Rupert
first
exlstri,
we
have
served
the
people.
The
prescription
laboratory
we
have
always
tried
to
keep
modern,
using
skilled
pharmacists,
quality,
drugs,
the
best
of
equipment.
Ormesttd.
"Jiui
Pioneer
Druqgats
THE
REXALL
STORE
PHONES
81
arK
52
Open
Dally
from
9
a.m.
till
9
p.m,
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m,
and
7-0
p.rt.
LETTERBOX
With
the
Forces
PIONEERS
HOME
The
Pioneers'
Home
Fund
Committee
has
heard
statements
to
the
effect
that
other
good
alfce.s
besides
the
one
at
present
deter
Thanking
you
in
advance
for
publication.
H.
5.
EL
FAURE.
Tllf
RIDLEY
HOME
1
The
oMest
mstl
union
inter
i
ested
In
the
welfare
of
the
needy
young,
la
this
north
country
:,
the
Ridley
Home.
It
was
founde.l
for
the
care
of
white
children
who
were
orphans
or
lacked
pro
per
social
or
educational
far
ties.
The
home
gave
the
childf
:
fdu-attonal-eultural
and
dorru
tic
training
ln
a
sympathe
ome
atmosphere,
and
at
a
m-mum
cost.
While
the
home
Is
under
the
;
uurolcea
of
the
Anglican
Chur
i
s
undenominational
ln
it
s-ct
ptance
of
children
The
cru.d
art
its
needs
ocme
first,
always
i
It
is
a
non-profit
making
lnsti-
j
tut
ion.
It
gets
no
e
vemment
;d
but
Is
assisted
by
the
AnU-
V.
A
a
ln
tims
of
a
a
kind
public.
Prior
to
the
war
an
annus'
"Tn-ery
shower
was
held
whicb
.
laranteed
a
fair
supply
of
ta
ffee.
svar.
Jam,
etc
Ratt-.nin
has
changed
all
that
and
the
me
at
Dresent
is
considerably
-
the
red.
The
reason
for
thi:
deflri-
i
oartalry
accounted
for
above
bti
mother
factor
is
certain
indif
ferent
or
careless
parents
or
guardians
and
a
very
ki.ndrv
I
was
golnt;
to
say
too
kindly
matron
iOod
bless
hr!
The
former
frequently
failed
to
meet
their
ibllarions.
The
matron
will
turn
no
child
out,
nor
allow
one
ts
t'l-rlothed
or
to
be
physically
neglected
as
to
denta!
or
other
medial
care.
(Hence
the
extra
f.nanc'.al
burden
and
the
red.
The
humft
needi
tout
help
to
iive
the
rhHdren
a
chance.
Du'lror
the
nrerent
Bjtin,:
hurt
Tenure
128
children
h-tij
))Tti
eared
for.
'
We
are
hoping
for
generous
j
dor.at.'ons
j
New
Rotarians
Talk
of
Selves
Interetlnc
aittr''1wfnh1rr
'
tfll
bv
two
memberv-A.
F
Field
and
Htv
Hart
W
-ured
the
remlnr
werklv
luncheon
of
the
Prinr
Rupert
notary
Club
"esferday.
Mr.
Field,
accountant
f"r
rhe
Llnd'iv
Cartnge
Co,
infnTm1
the
club
that
he
va
bnrn
in
London,
England,
and
had
h
"
first
employment
with
the
Great
!
Eaf-tcm
Railway
for
which
h"
worked
ten
years.
Then
hr
came
to
Canada
and
wax
en-(gaged
In
farming
In
Bakat
chewan
for
fourteen
month
i
after
which
he
entered
the
em
Iployment
of
Canadian
National
Railways
temporarily.
FoHw
ing
that
he
was
associated
with
accounting
departments
of
mining
companies
at
Artyox,
ln
the
Cariboo
and
at
Copper
Mountain,
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
only
last
fall.
Mr.
Hergert
rold
his
life
story
In
a
breezy
and
entertaining
manner.
He
wis
born
in
Uv
ton
of
Canadian
parentage
and,
as
a
small
boy,
went
to
WlnnK
I
peg
in
1902.
In
1917
he
joln.d
the
United
8tates
Navy
and
soon
transfered
to
the
transport
service
as
a
fireman,
mak-iiiiR
trips
to
the
West
Indies
and
across
the
Atlantic.
His
.ships
had
Included
the
greit
German
ship
Imperator
which
:was
seized
by
the
Allies.
t:ic
adventures
experienced
on
t:
t
first
voyage
on
the
Impend
"
'
which
functioned
none
too
wi
i
and
nearly
met
with
di
a;
:
on
at
least
a
couple
of
or
caslons,
were
described
In
a
ra-manner.
Mr.
Hergert
Joined
tic
Canadian
National
Express
C
I
ln
1917
and
became
manager
at
Portage
la
Prairie
in
1938
i
being
ln
Chllllwack
before
coming
here.
Member
were
reminded
of
the
forthcoming
local
regional
I
meeting
of
Rotary
to
be
held
:n
j
Ketchikan
September
7,
8
and!
9,
It
being
planned
to
have
a
good
attendance
of
officers
and
members.
T.
N.
Youngs
expressed
appreciation
of
omittance
given
by
Rotary
members
at
the
recent
Civic
Centre
Carnival.
Birthday
congratulations
were
extended
to
C.
A.
Bind-
and
A.
D.
Ritchie.
Announcement
was
made
of
the
resignation
from
member
ship
of
J.
W.
NIchoUs.
President
R.
C
St
Clair
was
In
the
chair
and
Rotanan
Nell
Me
KeJvle
of
Trlnce
George
was
a
jVlsitbr.
News
of
the
Men
and
Women
on
Active
Service
(Contributions
Welcome)
V
--
,,:
i
.
i
rm
M
I..,
mined
upon
are
available.
As
our
!r--
w.'s
committee
is
anxious
to
see
the
U,u
fe
at
the
new
home
built
on
the
best
pas-
j
vert
Bof
Alberla
,n
Edmonton
slble
location
I
have
been
to-'u
now
ln
unlfom.
ne
win
go
structed
to
ask
any
one
knowing
a,iv,
uith
thr
Roval
sistMg
of
at
least
ftre
lota,
to
communicate
with
the
secretary,
before
August
5.
giving
full
par
tlculars.
The
committee
will
earefuWv
investigate
all
such
proposals
and
wttl
make
recommendations
tr
the
City
Council
accordingly.
To
avoid
all
delay,
'Interested
persons
are
asked
to
addrew
themselves
to
the
Secretary,
Bo
81,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Canadian
Medical
Corps
when
be
rues
completed
hte
medical
.studies.
FOUR
YEARS
AGO
IN
THIS
WAR
Jury
28.
1940
Admrrahv
an
nounced
kwa
of
destroyer
Wre;;
;
R.A.F.
bombed
north
and
west
Oermwiy,
Holland,
oceuolef
France
and
Betgium:
four
Italian
planes
destroyed
by
British
force
in
repubiini?
attack
on
Val-Mt.i
naval
base
RAJ
raid
ed
Iialia::)
AUitur-
pt'-
r-
mo:
Wth
Minora
Blades
I
for
real
ihoving
comfort,
you
can"!
beat
Minora
at
itt
prk.
It
rh
quory
Uodo
In
ill
field.
i-
!
The
bet
buy
ln
Monuments
and
Markers
in
BC
is
at
National
Monuments
on
3rd
Ave,
first
door
West
of
Baton's.
NATIONAL
MONUMENT
P.O.
Do
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Rupert
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S.
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Block
Phone
640
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Iocaf
Raw
and
Pasteurized
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p
ra,
to
12
pm.
Outside
Orders
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