The
Daily
News.
.
.
Dally
Edition:
Wednesday
February
7,
1945
PublUhed
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
British
Columbia
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
70
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
per
Month
Per
Year
By
Mall,
per
month
Per
Tear
.40
(4
00
Great
Entertainment
"Tin
Hats'7
Show
Real
Knockout
Fine
Treat
is
Afforded
Men
of
Forres
at
1'rinee
Rupert
'
Repeating
Tonight
Outstanding
Canadian
Army
show
which
has
already
travelled
more
than
twice
the
distance
around
the
world
and
has
entertained
the
forces
in
North
Afri
can,
Sicily
and
Italy
war
thea
tres,
missing
France
because
the
transport
In
which
they
were
headed
for
there
was
torpedoed
and
five
members
of
the
troupe
were
lost,
the
"Tin
Hats"
are
in
Prince
Rupert.
Last
night
In
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
before
an
audience
of
service
people,
which
filled
the
place
to
capacity
and
was
tremendously
enthusiastic
in
the
expression
of
Jts
appreciation,
they
presented
a
variety
program
which
ranged
from
the
sublime
to
the
ridiculous.
There
will
be
a
repeat
performance
tonight
at
the
same
place.
It
was
almost
two
hours
of
as
snappy
and
well
sustained
entertainment
as
has
ever
'been
Ttifre
were
lhany
colorful
and
skilful
features
in
a
program
which
was
to
a
large
extent
of
comedy
nature
although
there
were
some
numbers
that
might
have
graced
the
best
of
classical
stages.
Under
the
administration
of
Lieut.
W.
C.
Spear
of
Chicago,
who
losl
his
right
arm
at
Falalse
with
the
Sherbrooke
Fusiliers,
the
"Tin
Hats"
party
consists
of
22
men
including
the
three
clever
"girl"
impersonators)
which
was
organized
three-and-a-half
years
ago
from
combat
units
overseas
and
has
established'
Itself,
as
was
amply
demonstrated
In
die
show
here
last
night,
as
one
of
the
snappiest
and
best
knit
service
shows
In
the
world.
The
party,
after
the
torpedo-
Ine.
was
reorganized
and
was
ready
to
go
to
France
when
it
was
decided
to
send
it
home
to
Canada
to
show
the
people
at
home
a
fine
example
of
the
type
of
entertainment
the
men
over
seas
are
getting.
However
so
popular
has
been
the
demand
from
the
active
forces
and
so
limited
the
time
that
the
show
can
spend
In
Canada
that
only
service
personnel
are
toeing
given
the
opportunity
to
see
It
a
mat
ter
which
has
bean
of
the
great
est
disappointment
to
the
civil
ian
public.
After
playing
principal
con
centratlon
centres
of
forces
across
Canada
from
Toronto
westward,
the
"Tin
Hats
came
here
from
Vancouver
and
will
return
there
tomorrow
night
en
route
to
Calgary.
They
expect
to
be
heading
back
overseas
attain
in
the
near
future,
The
show
revolves
around
Ser
eeant
Wallle
Brenan.
of
Winni
peg,
star
comedian,
who
Indeed
has
a
versatile
repertoire
of
stunts
which
culminates
In
the
"Yankee
Doodle
Dandy"
finale
where
he
might
easily
be
mis
MEMBER
ABC.
A
Boy's
Courageous
Deed
.
.
.
A
Prince
Rupert
boy,
from
all
accounts,
made
a
real
hero
of
himself
at
Terrace
last
week
when
he
undoubtedly
saved
the
life
of
one
small
child
from
a
blazing
home
and
valiantly
attempted
to
rescue
a
second
who
unfortunately
perished.
The
lad
was
14-year-old
Norman
Gullikson
who
carried
two
-year
-old
Judith
Krumm,
her
clothes
aflame,
taken
for
the
celebrated
screen
star
Jimmv
Caeney.
Three
female
impersonators
Rprcpant
Johnnv
lleawood
oi
Toronto,
the
rowdy
blonde
"Trll
by,"
Corp.
Bill
Dunstant
of
Re-
trtna.
Trixie."
the
demure
prun
ette
ballad
slnaer.
and
Private
Jack
Phillips
Qt
Calgary,
featured
as
"Yvonne."
platinum
char
mer
and
dancer
are
so
clever
with
sustained
impersonations.
In
many
roles
thai
It
was.
not
until
the
coiffures
were
removed
at
the
close
that
one
was
convinced
thpv
were
not
really
eirls.
Other
diverting
.and
extremely
clever
acts
are
those
01
fcer
PAGE
TWC
from
the
fiery
house
and
had
presence
of
mind
enough
to
rapidly
extinguish
ua
firp
in
the
clothimr
by
the
old-
fa'hioned
method
of
smothering
them
in
a
blanket
and
rolling
the
child
on
the
ground.
That
accomplished,
he
endeavoured
to
again
enter
the
pyre
in
the
vain
attempt
to
extricate
18-month
Violet
Wagner
whom
he
knew
to
be
still
within.
In
pel-forming
these
courageous
deeds,
Norman
evidently
acted
with
all
.i
..i::r.
u'nwnntiiirr
enmpt
hinf
eeant
Major
Harlld
Seymour
of
Toronto
with
his
dancing
puppet
show
and
Gunner
Albert
"Pee-wee)
Beaudoin
of
Montreal,
fire
eater
extraordinary.
still
other
outstanding
turns
are
provided
by
Private
Harold
Van
Buskurk
of
Vancouver,
jumping
jive
dancer,
who
also
teams
up
with
"Yvonne"
for
a
ballroom
dance
exhibition
culminating
in
a
lively
rumba,
and
hv
Privntp
Norman
Harner
oi
Toronto
with
his
yodelling
and
banjo
cowboy
numbers.
Classical
atmosphere
Is
given
the
program
with
the
fine
voices
of
Corp.
Joe
Rocks
of
Edmonton,
operatic
tenor,
and
Private
Frank
Elliott,
Guelph,
Qnt,
who
has
an
excellent
baritone.
The
nroaram
Is
replete
with
various
types
of
ensemble
num
bers
and
is
held
together
wjin
a
smart
seven-piece
orchestra
conducted
by
Corp.
Glen
Morley
of
Vancouver.
Morley,
a
cellist
oi
real
fine
talent,
contributes
one
of
the
top
novelties
of
the
en
tire
program
in
his
dramatic
musical
depiction
of
an
early
levening
air
raid
on
London,
viv
idly
portraying
the
howl
of
the
sirens,
the
droning
of
planes,
the
srreech
of
bombs,
the
rattle
oi
machine
guns
and
the
pounding
nf
anti-aircraft
fire.
He
is
aiaea
by
orchestral
and
lighting
effects
as
well
as
his
cwn
acting.
Shortly
before
the
closing
number.
Col.
C.
C.
Ferrie,
area
commandant,
appeared
on
the
stage
to
express,
appreciation
oi
the
'Tin
Hats"
visit
and
acknowledge
the
great
work
they
had
done
in
entertainment
of
the
forces
overseas.
He
regretted
that
facilities
were
such
that
the
show
could
not
have
been
enjoyed
more
extensively.
He
also
thanked
Commander
M.
A.
wood
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entation
and
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a
welcome
to
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J.
H.
Mellom
and
the
offl-
for
courtesy
in
making
the
Navy
jeers
and
men
of
the
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nrili
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tne
pres-
lorces
nere.
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LETTERBOX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TFXILNOCRACY
There
appears
to
be
a
lot
of
confusion
about
the
organization
known
as
Technocracy
Inc.
Some
Technocracy
Inc.
is
not
out
t
smash
anvthing.
It
knows
thor
oughly
well
that
the
price
system
ls
smashing
itself.
It
is
n
t
out
for
your
vote.
It
has
no
axr
to
grind
with
any
political
par'v
jTechhocracy
Inc
stands
ready
!
all
times
to
instruct
and
piepa
the
people
of
North
America
i
this
new
social
order.
Techr
crats
are
glad
"and
willing
to
d!
cuss
Technocracy's
social
pr
gram-width
-anyone
who
is
in
terested.
CjlESTER
SOLBERG.
CAMPS
HF.COMK
SCHOOLS
LONDON
O
A
number
of
the
30
national
camps,
used
during
the
war
as
children's
evacuation
centres,
will
shortly
be
used
as
schools.
They
may
be
useci
exnerimen
tally
to
test
the
pro
vision
of
periods
of
instruction
under
boarding-school
condition
.
Kor
day-school
pupils.
Classified
Ads
News
get
results.
While
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
u
unable
to
make
a
permanent
think
It
Is
a
new
political
party,
change
in
Its
schedule
to
permi:
have
the
idea
it
is
an-
0f
the
weekly
steamer
reguiariy
other
form
of
socialism.
Some
go
'making
a
longer
stay-over
at
far
-,t
in
aiv
it
is
Fascism.
Stewart
on
Monday,
arrange
Technocracy
Inc.
is
none
ol
rnents
may
be
made
with
the
these.
It
Is
a
scientific
organlza-
master
of
the
vessel
before
leav-tlon,
based
on
the
facts
found
by
lng
Prince
Rupert
on
any
parti
a
group
ol
scientists,
engineer.?
cuiar
inp
ior
an
auuin.
.
more
than
passing
recognition
of
the
non.pronti
.pouticd,
none-
accomplishment,
we
understand
mat
steps
are
already
being
taken
to
draw
the
case
to
the
attention
of
the
Royal
n
,Kn.,
TTinvMinu
SniotV
wlliph
lTiakeS
sectarian
membership
organiza
tion.
It
is
based
solely
on
technological
principles
and
scientific
facts
and
can
only
be
con
vaiuuiitiu
iiuiimui-i-'uv.v.,,
louctea
ducted
on
on
scientific
scienuuc
lines.
unca.
Tech
u-tn-
awards
for
just
such
deeds
as
these.
;
n0Cracy.
briefly
stated,
is
the
If
our
word
of
commendation
can
be
of
i
application
of
science
to
the
sa-
i.
i
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c
hi-nvo
vnnnir
ciai
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111
revww
wiiij;
nno
"-
j
boy,
we
gladly
give
it
here.
others
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
hour
or
so
to
be
spent
at
St
-w
ait.
Such
is
the
reply
that
iru
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
merce
has
received
from
tac
Union
Steanuhlp
Co.
in
answe
to
a
suggestion
that
It
would
be
j
convenient
for
business
nun
visiting
Stewart
to
have
lonpe.
I
time
there
than
the
length
of
the
steamer's
stay
now
permits.
Tin
Chamber
ls
"expressing
application
to
the
company
for
huvi:i
this
matter
rectified.
With
Minora
Blades1.
Minora
has
a
real
"edge"
over
clher
low
price
blades.
In
f
att,
it's
the
sharpest
double-edge
blade
in
its
class.
One
shave
will
convince
you.
rirs
rou
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f
DC
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EaaEfSZaaeMMil
MATCHES
AND
LIGHTER
FLUID
have
caused
Tires
in
the
holds
of
ships
containing
overseas
mail
and
war
materials.
If
you
put
such
inflammable
materials
In
your
parcels,
you
endanger
lives
ships
war
materials-letters
and
parcels.
You
hurt
thousands
of
people
like
yourself
with
loved
ones
overseas
The
Tobacco
that
made
the
pouch
famous
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-any
kind
of
matches
are
dangerous
when
packed
in
overseas
parcels.
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there
is
NO
safe
way
to
pack
lighter
fluid.
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VTe
know
that
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knowingly
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lives
and
mail.
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-and
then
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