PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PHINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
JS
MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
3
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Canadian
Press
Is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
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tlon
of
all
news
despatches
credited
to
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or
to
the
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Press
in
this
paper
and
also
the
local
news
published
therein.
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rights
of
republication
of
special
despatches
therein
are.
also
reserved.
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Funeral,
In
Memoriam,
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and
Wedding
-
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Thanks
?2.uu
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Notices
Funeral
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Contract,
per
Inch
Readers,
per
line
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Face
Readers,
per
line
Business
and
Professional
Cards
Inserted
dally,
per
month.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
APPEAL
TO
CITIZENS
In
view
of
the
importance
of
a
successful
Invasion
of
the
Western
Front
by
the
Allied
Armies
it
has
been
agreed
to
implore
Divine
aid
for
the
undertaking
by
Joining
together
in
a
public
service
of
prayer.
I,
therefore,
as
Mayor
of
this
City
request
that
all
places
of
business
be
closed
between
the
hour
of
11:30
ajn.
and
12
noon
on
the
day
that
the
invasion
occurs,
or
if
the
news
comes
through
after
10:00
a.m.
or
on
a
Sunday,
then
on
the
following
day
at
the
same
hour.
I
also
request
that
all
citizens
will
make
a
special
effort
to
be
present
at
the
Service
which
will
be
held
in
front
of
the
Post
Office,
or,
if
raining,
m
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
Service
will
be
announced
by
the
ringing
of
bells
and
the
sounding
of
whistles
at
11
ajn.
II.
M.
DAGGETT.
Thone
775
A'GOOD
PLACE
TO
IfVY
STEEL
CRIBS
Drop
sides,
with
felt
mattress
FELT
MATTRESSES
All
sizes,
from,
each
Folding
Raby
Carriages.
Baby
High
Chairs.
Baby
Cribs.
Boys'
Wagons.
IHJY
WAR
SAVINGS
STAMPS
WEST
END
CAFE
(Chop
Suey
House)
REOPENS
SATURDAY,
MAY
27
Completely
Renovated
828
3rd
Ave.
West
I'hone
201
327
3rd
Avenue
ELIO
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
THE
REX
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m,
2nd
Avenue
(Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
173
.50
.10
.50
.75
.50
.25
.50
per
Inch
$3.75
8
Columns,
12
ems'.
287
Lines
to
Column.
DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
June
5,
1944
The
Fall
of
Rome
.
.
.
In
a
war
in
which
propaganda,
alarm
and
civilian
?
morale
in
having
such
a
great
effect,
the
physcholog-ical
reaction
of
the
fall
of
Home
may
well
eclipse
in
importance
the
military
value
of
the
liberation
of
the
first
Axis
capital.
If
the
Italian
people
had
not
already
been
eliminated
as
a
fighting
factor
for
tliej
Axis,
the
capture
of
Rome
by
the
Allies
will
com-i
plete
that
removal.
1
The
physchological
effect
of
the
Fall
of
Rome
may
strike
in
many
ways,
some
of
which
we
may
not
immediately
think
about.
Not
only
are
the
city
and
its
people
liberated
but
so
also
may
be
liberated
for
the
purpose
of
full
and
free
expression
great
moral
forces
which,
as
long
as
Rome
was
under
the
direct
Axis
influence,
could
not
very
easily
express
themselves.
We
may
not
be
able
to
see
at
this
time
all
the
implication
and
repercussions
sequel
to
the
fall
of
Rome
but
we
may
be
assured
that
it
is
an
event
which
should
have
a
most
important
bearing
in
the
whole
paign
of
speeding
the
ultimate
Allied
victory
in
the
world
conflict.
1
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
Port
Simpson
Couple
Marry
Biff
WeiMine
of
Miss
Pauline
Law
son
an(l
Henry
McKay
,
PORT
SIMPSON,
June
5
A
wedding
or
general
local
interest
took
place,
here
recently
(when
Miss
Pturifafe
Laws)
11
and
Henry
McKay,
well
known
Pit'
Simpson
.couple,
were
united
marriage.
The
ceremony
to
k
place
in
Grace
United
Chur-i
which
u
beautifully
decorated
for
the
occasion.
Mrs.
MJHse
W6U
wns
matron
'of
honor
and
there
were
tliif
(bridesmaids
Vera
McKay.
Paul
ine
wngnt
and
Anita
McK.i
.
The
groomsman
was
Hmir.
Kelly.
The
Port
Simpson
Con.
:
Band
led
the
hria!
party
:.
the
church
ami
after
the
or
n
mftny
to
the
YP.E
A
Hall
whr
the
Alyatwh
Band
was
wait
into
play
at
a
banquet
No
less
than
400
persons
attended
the
banquet
which
m
followed
by
a
dance
at
wh-ii
the.
bride
and
groom
led
tl
I
wedding
waits.
The
couple
left
for
Prince
I?
1
(pert
enroute
to
Terrace
a:
'
J
Prince
George
for
a
vac.it:
1
(trip.
v.
M
"1
V
YANKS
WIN
BALL
GAME
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Although
they
outhlt
the
op-iMtion
8
to
C.
thi
Roval
Cana
dian
Artillery
team
lout
their
fir.
t
game
of
the
season
to
the
Yanka
by
the
More
of
6
to
1
In
a
friendly
boaebttii
engagement
on
Acropolis
Hill
over
the
weekend.
Tin
:!...
brohfl
:nN
the
.
.
t.
urt.b
in-
ning
by
counting
two
runs,
enough
to,
win
the
tilt.
The
pair
of
markers
were
obtained
when
Hates
singled,
Lancaster
drew
a
walk
and
Oixnk
repted
a
LI.
t
1
I..
-
1
I.
.1
I.
I
UOiioic
wj
uring
mnii
uuvn
juii-
HutUint
lilt
'.
Wnt-Ad
for
Quick,
ASS?
Sport
Chat
The
Women's
Area
ners.
oponka's
hit
was
the
only
League
is
.slated
to
resume
extra-base
knock
in
the
game,
tllilie.s
toniKht
urter
a
lay-ofl
Single
rtuu
were
ihAfced
up'of
nearly
two
weeks.
At
Cljio
Jty
ihe
Yanks
tri
the
fifth.
atxtt
par)l
the
Wrens'
new
manager.
On
Friday
the
third
ri
i
it
will
ilay
Barrett
rv
1
r-v
Ar'i.v
i-l'ib
.
S.iftb.iil
ana
seyemn
irwnes
ana
uy
uip
Hub-Lieut.
Booth,
will
make
nar
Artillery
in
the
sixth.
Third
-
bweeman
Klelbtek,
vhortitnp
ftoeeti
and
pitcher
dtfcut
as
her
Navy
girls
clash
w4th
the
Allies.
In
the
other
games,
the
unde
reaped
Hospital
Wit
tney
each
collected
two
Alumnae
team
nlav.
th
n
w
a
vinales
ror
the
losers,
while
Op-
c,
while
the
Air
rrc
W.
D.'.
enka
sparked
the
winners'
of-jaiio
unbeaten,
eollkle
with
nigh
f
nv
with
three
hit.
'School
iM.e-ups:
J
Two
pace-setter
In
the
Men's
It
C
A.--Kletolsk3b.Toiiiyk
rf.
L,
-A-
4,
wJM
IU
auleau
cf,
W.
OMMtn
If.
WW.
tactlon
Tuesday
night
when
Port
,
I
Koach
m.
II
Cousins
2b.
'Rd
ward
meets
the
Knatneen
and
.Yumni
10.
iwymew
c.
Flret
Coast
Heglment
Yanks-Hoppe
ss.
Wlllouahby
,
wlth
th.
pw.
A,k.Ark.
tannic
3b.
Moore
lb.
Sprenzelmayer
e.
AM
ehlbs
,n
..A-
dlvlf,on
af,
U.tes
cf.
Lancaster
if.
Ononka
y(.nwrBjwi
to
pty
Wednesday
'
Fernandfi
2b.
Kachnowlca
P-
i
nltlt.
Son
Smb.
wltti
three
suc-Score
by
innings:
rcMtve
rletarles
In
their
M-mit
R
C
A.
0
0,0.
OO1O0
01
8
2
Yanks
0
0
0
2
1
1
1
0
x6
6
1
play
Ordnance;
Reeond
Aek
Acks,
who
have
nkao
wim
three
straight,
are
pKted
vagtat
the
The
schedule
of
the
Area
Sap-
Navy:
stgmia
play
the
Hatmr
s'luad'
nd
Drv
Ixf
Au
.
r
Lcajrne
Is
being
re-drafted
u
d
at
this
writing
the
teams
to
Poree-
play
Tuesday
and
Friday
niRht
1
ii
Acropolis
um
naa
not
been
innouneed.
T
y
a
P-
nits.
Ackcl;
and
tin
Pre-nuptial
Gift
Party
Enjoyed
Alls
Marcarrt
Maltlirws
Shower
lliiimrec
llrliare
Vanroiivcr
Marrlujc
The
bride-elect.
Miss
Margaret
Muttht
ws.
whose
markme
will
take,
place
Khortly
In
the
smith,
was
honorcc
at
a
delightful
miscellaneous
shower
WW
by
the
Amtltean
Young
People
of
ftt.
Andrew's
Calhcdral
at
tbc
home
of
Mrs.
Oscar
StniUi.
A
presentation
was
made
of
a
lovely
corsage
of
carnations
and
Itlscs
and
a
token
of
rememb
rance
from
the
members
of
the
Young
Peaptes
after
which
Mavis
Thatn
and
Dorothy
SmlUt
carried
in
a
tub
of
beautiful
and
useful
gifts.
Alter
the
lervltn
of
dainty
refreshment
the
bride-elect
was
c
o
tied
to
the
Unp
TlntM
present
were:
Mrs
O
Th
.m,
Mrs.
CMcar
Hmtth.
the
Mants
Norma
Smith,
Margarc
Smith.
Honor
Warden.
Audrey
ScuMina.
Jean
Smith.
Dtimthv
Smith.
Dorothy
Sherman.
Klleen
J
Oib'on.
Mavt-,
Titln.
Hose!
ih.in.
M
o
1
M'lJ
i'
and
Kurt
'
r.
J
m
N
it
Btab
Wilson
j
T
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L
,
'
'
l-UJor
Cliff
e
!
and
John
Oerh
I
-sir.
-r-
wests
j
4."
1
1
av-
MKKMprf
1926
30
n
ft-
:
FOR
CANADIAN
LABOUR
AND
MATERIALS
New
World
Narhctt
for
Citiuulian
iSirkrl
Mtula
Plant
Expansion
ftveeuary
Tlien
llie
Canailian
Nickel
imJintry
na
faced
Hilli
tlie
los
of
riinrly
rr
rent
of
its
marl.rin
at
tfic
clov;
of
the
first
Worlil
War,
the
men
v
It
iiian.igril
tlii
Siuliiktry
ct
tliniiM-lvcfl
rcx.lully
to
I
lie
tank
of
finding
new
cacct!iiie
ntarLeU
for
Canadian
Nickel.
Vy
intensive
research,
new
Nickel
alloys
Here
developed
for
rjiccific
iim-9.
A
corpn
of
rngincrrs
wan
rniiloycd
In
demon
Irate
lo
(wacclime
industries
throughout
llie
Horld
the
sujieriority
of
iNic
krl
alloys
for
cor
f
uc,
Slrji
hy
Mcp,
new
markets
were
Iniilt
lip.
Uy
1926
the
driuaml
for
Canadian
Nickel
had
increased
to
mirh
ati
extent
that
work
was
commenced
on
the
construction
of
great
new
plants
in
Canada.
Itetwren
1926
and
1930
the
Canidian
Nickel
in.lmtry
paid
'
out
fifty
million
of
dollar
for
Canadian
Ialrand
inalcriaU.
KxpaiiMon
has
continual
up
to
the
present.
Today
Oinadinn
Nickel
h
iignin
dcvolcd
to
wnr
pur-Msefl
and
jiKain
tin;
indiiNtry
lookn
lit
llm
fill
11
r
with
confidf-iicc.
1'laiiH
r
rcmly
lo
dctclop
mid
cxpuml
old
and
new
jHiicctiiuo
iniirkclx,
im
Unit
llm
Nickel
industry
may
contliiuc,
through
own
inilintive
and
ciilerprixc,
to
muLe
still
greater
coutrlhutions
to
Canada's
welfare.
f2
WA
1
THE
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA.
LIMITED,
25
KINQ
STREET
WEST.
TORONTO
Shop
at
your
nearest
KYAL
DRUG
STOH
SCllMi.
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