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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday,
March
21,
1945
Published
trrrj
afternoon
except
Bra-Ci
7
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
ThW
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Rdltor.
SUBSCRIPTION
HATES:
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
Per
Month
Per
Year
By
Mall,
per
month
Per
Year
.
MEMBER
ABC.
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14.00
Good
Premier,
Good
Government
John
Hart,
business
man
in
politics,
budgeteer
extraordinary,
purposeful
in
his
policies,
shrewd
in
his
knowledge
of
men
and
life,
is
the
nearest
thing
to
a
senior
statesman
to
be
seen
anywhere
in
provincial
politics
in
Canada
of
our
times,
says
Western
business.
Not
many
business
men
make
good
in
politics.
Not
many
politicians
make
good
finance
ministers.
Not
many
finance
ministers
invariably
have
good
result?
to
report.
And
no
finance
ministers
at
all,
excepting
Honorable
John
Hart
-of
British
Columbia,
can
say
they've
brought
down
nineteen
annual
budgets.
The
fact
that
John
Hart
is
premier
of
Uritish
Columbia
is
almost
incidental
to
his
being
minister
of
finance.
He
had
been
in
the
house
so
long,
he
had
handled
his
department
so
well,
he
wa.1?.
Iso
universally
trusted
that
when
the.
coalition's
top
job
went
looking
for
an
occupant
in
HM1,
John
Hart's
name
was
so
far
ahead
on
the
list
that
Abou
Ben
Adliem
wouldn't
have
had
a
chance.
.
Many
an
opposition
leader
or
financial
expert
oif
the
speaker's
left
has
tried
to
analyze
a
Hart
budget
and
make
political
capital
by
discovering
ended
in
the
discomfort
of
the
critic,
for
the
Hart
budgets
have
stood
the
test
of
time
and
the
year's
end
so
often
found
the
minister
reporting
the
results
a
little
better
than
he
had
antici
pated
that
a
man's
assignment
to
the
it
is
studied,
and
Hart
is
naturally
prince
rupert
boy
friendly
and
courteous
-is
to
disarm
continued
from
Page
l
his
critics
with
evidence
of
genuine
bttome
interest
in
them
as
human
beings
and
mon
lh!n5
in
what
they
are
doing
or
where
they're
-some
times
she
would
hear
trving
to
go.
It's
impossible
.
to
get
footsteps
on
her
roof
and
dogs
bitter
with
a
man
like
that.
hlnf;
ut
would
ce
that
.44
and
she
would
shove
Press
gallery
men
notice
that
in
it
aimlessly
out
the
window,
and
the
parliament
building
cafeteria,
at
m-;
i,?,"
.
.
ft
.
...
be
quiet
again.
While
I
was-
session
time,
the
premier
is
as
likely
as
tnere
me
men
were
caught
not
to
drop
into
a
seat
with
some
j
stealing
turnips
and
the
local
i
C.C.Effers
and
lunch
amiably
with
;
magistrate
had
them
beaten
tor!
them,
with
never
a
suggestion
that
he!deatn-
!
might
think
they
were
a
parcel
of!
Chinese
B,e
ii
n
i
i
mi.
n
,"00
Wlll-0
-the-Wlsp
hunters.
They
like
!
Mother
told
me
the
Japs
used
him.
And
yet
they
know
that
at
this;
to
be
right
in
the
village
but
session
of
the
house
John
Hart
and
they
had
become
too
busy
eie-1
his
government
have
put
it
all
over
hMJ
to
n
F-
ey
b
found
out
they
couldnt
subdue!
.,
liuiii
i
l
them,
and
that
the
word
goes
around
lhc
vHlageM
with
patrols.
.
British
Columbia
that
this
is
the
best;
they
sent
over
planes
once
to)
government
this
coalition
of
Liber-strafe
the
area.
They
killed
700
alsand
Conservatives
that
the
prov-;
Pf""
l
wav
m
a
nice
has
ever
had.
Talking
of
Dogs
and'
Cats
.
.
.
Since
the
war
brought
us
our
new
prosperity
and
our
greater
population
I
village.
"After
nine
days
I
had
to
leave.
Mother
didn't
want
to
come
with
me,
hut
she
asked
me
to
take
Bernice.
So
we
left,
coming
out
by
another
route
from
that
I
used
going
in.
Bernice
had
never
been
on
a
bicycle
;
we
have
come
to
experience
many
types
;
before
and
kept
falling
off.
she
nf
norttit'nnl
flistnrh:inws
in
.addition
!
was
getting
tired
and
sore,
so
I
to
the
old
noises
of
the
early
morning
canines
carrying
on
their
responsive
howls
and
barks
and
the
old
torn
cat
calling
with
his
pleading
wail
to
tabby
who
in
turn
spits
out
her
affection
with
wierd
outcry.
In
the
old
quiet
days
in
Prince
Rupert
when
there
was
nothing
else
to
disturb
our
slumbers
people
used
to
write
letters
to
the
papers
about
the
howling
dogs
and
the
yowling
cats.
We
even
used
to
write
editorials
about
it
once
in
a
while.
legerdemain.
Of
ten
-they've
l)een
mor-
It
just
occurred
to
us
that,
when
tally
certain
that
the"
whole
picture
was
the
city
council
was
talking
about
dog?
not
exactly
so
good
as
it
was
claimed
"
m
the
other
night,
some,
alderman
might
to
be
by
the
cheerful,
quick-witted
John
have
said
a
word
of
sympathy
for
the
Hart.
But
the
etiorts
have
invariably
poor
folk
who
have
to
suffer
the
tor
filially
managed
to
hire
a
tandem
and
two
coolies
to
pedal
for
us.
That
was
an
expensive
trip.
It
cost
me
$2,000
a
day
for
earh
of
those
coolies.
Food
also
cost
$2,000
a
day.
The
trip
out
was
uneventful,"
Capt.
Mah
reported.
His
trip
into
China
wasn't,
and
looking
back
on
the
whole
thing,
the
Chinese
pilot
realizes
he
did
some
foolhardy
things.
His
friends
warned
him
he
was
crazy
to
go
into
China
with
$40,000
and
la
uniform.
I
"Vou're
Just
Inviting
robbery.
escor
ii
i
i
reeling
.Wiry
iur
uic
auuviux
mem
oi
tne
nraying
dog
or
the
moan-
n-oDiehe
met.
CaDt.
Mah
SDrcad
ing
cat.
There
are
Still
some
of
US
who
jhls
money
around
freely
in
tips.
think
there
ought
to
be
a
law
against
such
things.
It
might
even
bring
m
a
few
dollars
in
revenue
from
citizens
who
do
not
appreciate
what
a
nuisance
iwas
to
stop
flashing
his
money
task
of
slamming
the
budget
became
their
night
meandering
pets
can
be
to
something
to
be
dreaded.
quiet,
law-abiding
citizens
frustrated
The
Hart
method
one
shouldn't
in
their
wonted
rendezvous
with
Mor-
call
it
technique,
for
that
implies
that
pheus.
UNITY
BEGINS
WITH
"U"
We
all
realize,
now,
that
we
must
have
unity
between
the
UrUted
Nations
if
we
are
to
win
this
war
and
prevent
another.
14
y
,
"
But
do
we
realize
that
we
cannot
have
unity
hetwfen
the
nations
without
unity
within
them?
Ur.lty
does
not
mean
that
we
must
all
think
alike.
It
does
mean
that
we
must
respect
the
thoughts
and
rights
of
others,
and
that
we
must
be
prepared
to
stick
together.
Unity,
like
charity,
begins
at
home!
What
you
and
I
say
over
the
back
fence
multiplied
bySvhat
all
Canadians
like
us
are
saying
that
is
publfc
'
opinion,,
lfre
we
personally
building
or
breaking
down
unity?
Do
'we
.like
to
pick
holes
In
our
fellow
citizens
who
go
to
different
.'churches,
belong
to
different
races,
believe
In
dlf-ferentjlltical
creeds?
Do
e
like
to
repeat
funny
(but
malicious)
stories
about
the
British,
the
Americans,
the
Russians
and
our
other
allies?
Ottawa,
Washington,
London,
Moscow
cannot
make
us
united
unless
we
truly
want
to
be.
Nations
are
group?
of
people
-you
and
me
multiplied,
We
are
a
democracy.
It's
up
to
us.
Unity
begins
with
"U."
"THE
MEN'S
STORE"
ATTEND
THE
NAVAL
DANCE
FOR
THE
RED
CROSS
Thursday,
March
22
Civilians
and
Service
Men
...
All
Welcome!
MORGAN'S
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
Commercial
Janitors'
Supplies
Floor
Soaps
Wax
Sweeping
Compound
Brooms
Brushes
Paper
Towels
Cups
Hotel
and
Restaurant
Supplies
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Prince
Rupert
Supply
House
330
2nd
Ave,
Phone
C32
Meet
Me
at
.
.
.
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
(Our
Coffee
Is
Tops)
Air.
and
.Mrs.
I'rince
Rupert
and
Miss
I'rince
Rupert
You
are
cordially
invited
to
enjoy
yourselves
at
a
NAVAL
DANCE
for
Benefit
of
Canadian
Red
Cross
H..M.C.S.
Chatham
Drill
Hall
Thursday,
March
22
9
p.m.
to
1
a.m.
Tivo
Rands
Acropolis
Hill
Sophisticates
and
R.C.N.
Dance
Band
Jitterbug;
Contest,
Spot
Dances.
.N'umeuius
1'rizes
Advance
sale
of
tickets
at
YMCA,
McRae
Bros.,
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
and
at
entrance
of
Drill
Hall
night
of
dance.
.
Men
$1
Ladies
50c
Have
a
GOOD
TIME
Help
a
GOOD
CAUSE
Attend
the
.
.
.
.
.
.
Great
RED
CROSS
DANCE
Naval
Drill
Hall
Thursday,
March
22
CIVILIANS
KSI'KCIALLY
INVITED
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps
Too
freely,
according
to
a
Chinese
guerilla
leader
who
cornered
him
in
hi.
hotel
one
day
to
give
him
sonic
advice.
That
advice
and
to
stay
away
from
the
glrb
In
the
next
village.
They
were
desperate
and
might
easily
In-
j
form
on
him
to
the
Japs.
Mah
took
the
advice.
.
At
one
stage
of
the
Journey,
Maff
had
the
scare
of
a
lift-:
time.
He
ran
almost
smack
Into
i
a
Japanese
sentry.
Should
he
run
and
take
a
chance
on
get-
j
ting
away?
The
Jap
was
carry-
'
lng
a
wicked-looking
rifle
and
;
giving
this
stranger
In
uniform
j
a
quizzical
look.
Mah
took
hisj
life
In
his
hands,
walked
calmly
,
by
the
sentry
and,
as
he
passed,
!
dropped
a
$20
bill
to
the
ground.
!
jThe
.ventry
stooped,
looked
t1
.
Mah
again,
then
stooped
to
re-
trieve
the
bill.
Capt.
Mah
rounded
a
bend
and
ran
like
ai
scared
rabbit.
I
Mah
now
is
on
fnrlon;h
for
j
several
months
before
return-
j
Inu
to
new
duties.
He
arrived
'
in
Edmonton
after
flying
I
from
Calcutta
to
Casablanca
in
easy
stages,
then
by
ship
to
New
York.
lie
visited
hi
sister,
Mrs.
Daisy
Lee,
in
Toronto
before
coming
west.
Last
time
he
was
In
Edmonton
was
when
he
was
a
civilian
Instructor
at
No.
2
A.O.S..back
In
1941.
He'
held
his
commercial
pilot's
license
In
the
United
States
before
the
war.
He
says
he
never
knew
what
flying
was
until
he
got
on
the
run
from
India
to
China
across
the
Hima
layas.
The
"Hump"
is
describe'd
by
the
Flying
Tigers
as
bein'z
worse
than
combat,
Capt.
Mah
raid.
Had
Fingers
Well
Crossed
He
flies
a
C-47
transport,
un
armed,
and
without
any
fighter
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
057
KWONO
SANQ
HINO
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
.
(Next
to
King
Tal)
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
PHONE
RED
27
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V5fedia
--JL
JLJJ
a
n
n
nil
amm
.
,
j
i
I
"
m
ii
ii
Whon
tti
wpnlhrr
Wi
and
If
the
Jap.?
get
you,
they'll'
".
k.h.w.
tiin.o.
ioh
v.
LET
REDVy
KILOWATT
HELP
THROUGH
WASH
VAV
WITH
Pp7)7)V
CillC
Store
up
some
smiles
for
Jhe
ltUUY
Otlji
future
by
your
regular
purchase
of
War
Savings
Stamps!
Zeroes
on
numerous
ocexsioa-
ana
was
ncaviy
-not
oown
on
shoot
you
sure,
especially
If
they
V
;;
ne
wont
run
,nt0
Ja
on(,
u,
find
out
you
are
flying
for
Uie,f
he
flies
in
dayUm(,
hP
hlm
and
and
guTcrnmciH
aim
.uie
Americans,"
they
told
him.
Is
Warned
by
(liter
ilia
Leler
Ofililillfli
Jap
planes
attacked
he
was
Retting
the
just
keeps
his
fingers
crossed.
worst
of
it
when
American
P-40
lie's
been
chased
by
Jap
on
patrol
arrived
on
the
spot
CARRy
ni
A
SMILE-
r.
-
.
nnn
nrnvp
ni
r
inn
jnni
-n.
,
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i
...
i
The
biggest
kick
Capt.
Mah
.a
f
got
out
of
his
last
trio
was
in
rr-d?
t
-ju
mating
his
brother,
Capt.
Ccd-
I
rls
Mah,
also
of
the
China
ita
Hi
-
i
ttonal
Air
corporation.
Into
fly-
h.
,.i
v.rk,
JrL-
REGISTRATION
FOR
1m
,7
Starts
on
1
must
be
registered!
PARENTS:
Through
the
mail,
shortly,
after
March
22ml,
all
families
will
receive
a
Family
Allowances
Registration
Form.
Fill
in
this
form
as
soon
as
it
is
received
and
mail
it
back
in
the
envelope
in
which
it
came.
Please
do
this
promptly
it
is
in
the
interests
of
your
children.
The
form
you
will
receive
is
very
simple.
There
are
only
seven
questions
ami
only
a-ew
minutes
neeil
be
required
to
complete
the
form,
but
be
sure
to
answer
every
question.
Family
Allowances
are
being
provided
to
assist
parents
in
the
raising
of
their
children.
This
monthly
allowance
is
to
be
used
for
health
protection,
for
doctors,
dentists
and
nurses;
to
provide
PuhlhhtJ
uticltr
the
authority
bl
HON.
BKOOKI
ClAXTON
Minhltr
DIPARTMENT
OF
NATIOHAl
MIAITH
AND
WUFARI;
OTTAWA
better
food,
adequate
clothing
and
shelter,
and
to
help
equalic
opportunities
for
all
children.
INCOME
TAX:
No
one
will
benefit
from
Family
Allowances
and
a
full
income
t
J"0
for
their
children.
Parents
have
the
choice
of
applying
for
their
Family
Allowances
or
not
ingtlieallowanccaml
claiming
the
full
dtductinf
their
children
under
Income
Tax.
If
theycUi
Tamily
Allowance,
the
amount
of
deduction
fr""""
allowed
for
children
under
the
Income
VfTn
will
be
reduced
by
the
amount
of
any
Family
Ail'1
ance
received.
Anyone
who
is
uncertain
whciher
.
r
r
Mu
Alio!"
not
ne
or
sue
win
nenent
irom
i
;
more
than
from
Tax
Deduction
shouU
r
r-
it..
r,r-.:i
Aii,.,.,,n
nml
in
this
W.
HIV
I
Mlllll
T
11111nHIIVV
-
.
.
:
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i
....
.I,.rinlw
on
the
safe
side.
Incomes
may
aui
-course
of
a
year.
von
M.mv
uriaiNG
YOUR
fol
CHILDREN
WHEN
YOU
REGISTER
f8