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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert
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.
Wednesday,
May
3,
1945
ubllshed
trerj
afternoon
except
Sun-iy
.
by
Prloce
Rupert
Dally
News
-Imlted.-Thlrd.Avenue.
prince
Rupert,
ii"
i
i
British
Columbia,
-
-arA.-ITONTER.
"Managing
Editor.
2I2&s'rpTioN
rates:
Jy-Clty-CarrlerJ'per
week.
er?ontlr.
-Per
Year
.
Vy.
MaiV
per"
month
'
Per
,
T-
'
!MV
ii
,
,
.
,
SEEK
TOMORROWS
STARS
Major
League
bastfoall
clubs
spend
aYmuih.as
$80,000
a
year
In
their
search
for
talent
among
the
jte?niage
athletes
of
th?
counry:ij
r.
;
!(
r.
MEMBER
ABC.
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17
00
14.00
Glad
Victoria
Day
.
.
.
.viCvjs
significant
that
Canada's
fir-stV;annual
holiday
after
victory
celebrations
should
be
Queen
Victoria's
"birthday.
Her
reign
was
marked
by
the
development
and
extension
in
the
Empire
of
the
democratic
institutions
and
ideals
whose
defence
called
forth
unparalleled
exertions
for
the
war
against
Germany
and
the-yet
unfinished
war
against
Japan.'
The.,
celebration
of
Victoria
Day
irtth&..I)omihion
is
brightened
by
the
end"
of
the
war
in
Europe
and
by..-the
prospect
of
the
early
return
of
thousands
of
her
fighting
men
fr'ohijoverseas.
On
many
battle
fronts
these
men
have
been
drawn
closer
lo
the
empire's
peoples
in
their
common
defence
of
freedom
during
the
yearsfl
war.
p3"6v"ereign
for
63
years,
longer
thaV-any
other
British
ruler,
Victoria
as
her
reign
went
on
became
For
Evening
Pastimes
AND
PARTY
GAMES.
'i
'
Come
in
and
see
our:
JiK
Saw'
Puzzles
.
.
.
20c,
30c,
70c
and
$1.45
Lotto
65c
Rummoli
30c
Crown
and
Ancbor
$1.20
Chess
:.
$2.60
the
object'of
eveV
increasing
loyalty
and
love.
With
her
great
grandson,
George
VI
on
the
throne,'
Canada
this
year
celebrates
the
12Gth
anniversary
of
her
birth.
Born
at
Kensington
Palaqe,
London,
May
21,
1819,
daughter
of
Edward,
Duke
of
Kent,
son
of
George
III,
Victoria
succeeded
her
uncle,
William
IV,
to
the
throne
18
years
later.
In
the
United
Kingdom
and
other
dominions
and
colonies
Victoria
Day
celebrations
have
been
merged
with
those
of
Empire
Day.
In
Canada,
however,
Empire
Day
is
celebrated
on
the
school
day
immediately
preceding
May
24.
'
.
Incidentally
the
idea
of
Empire
Day
is
ascribed
to
a
Canadian,,
Mrs.
Clementina
Fessenden,
a
member
of
the
Wentworth
Historical
Association,
Hamilton,
suggested
patriotic
ceremonies
in
the
schools
of
the
city.
The
Dominion
Educational
Association
took
up
the
idea
and
in
189p
the
observance
of
Empire
Day
began
in
Canada.
The
late
Earl
of
Meath
developed-the
idea
of
Empire-Day
in
the
United
Kingdom,
the
first
celebration
being
held
there
in
1902.
School
children
around
the
world
now
nar
Irinat"
in
annual
Empire
Day
festivities,
but.
only
Canadian
school
children
mark
Queen
Victoria's-
birthday
with
a
whole
and
separate
holiday.
I""
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.
'
"'
;''
"HARA-KIRI-
Th:
expression
hara-klrt
referring
to
the
Japanese
honorable
"
suicide,
comes
from
the
Japanese
words,
hara
meaning
belly
and
kirl
meaning
cutting.
for
Fun
-
and
Health...
S-W-l-M
There's
prbper
fit
and
perfect
cut
in
these
"
Trunks
styled
by
.
JANTZEN
;;J-
5KINTITE
KLINGTITE
Fabrics
are
colorful,
comfortable
too,
and
include:
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GABARDINES
BENCALINES
295
PRICED
AT
RAYONS
WOOUS
$3.50
$3.95
THE
MEN'S
SHOP"
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Free
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
To
East
Section,
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
To
West
Section
FROM
2
TO
5
P.M.
Kindly
give
us
your
order
before
12
o'clock
noon
during
your
delivery
day.'
,
,We
'serve
Special
Red
Brand
Beef.
All
choicest
fresh
and
cooked
meat
fresh
vegetable
and
,
,
fruits
complete
line
of
groceries.
TERMS
CASH,
ALL
PRICED
FOR
ECONOMY
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
PHONE
21
THIRD
AvHWr
'CREATION
OF
PARLIAMENT
Bill
of
18S7
Outlined
Constitution
for
Duminiun's
lawmakers
OTTAWA,
May
23tf
Canada's
parliament,
for
which
a
new
House
of
Commons
will
be
elec
;ed
June
11
by
Canadians
of
voting
age.
was
created
by
the
British
North
America
Act
of
1867
according
to
established
prinslples
or
tne
British
constltutiaiR'
Thus,
It
consists
of
the
King,
i
General,
the
Senate
and
the!
Ccmmuis,
each
with
rwponsiblll-tles
and
privlliges.
.
The
245
members
of
the
Com
-',
moris
miut
ba
elected
at
least,
every
Jive
y
tail,
Th
30
tnatorsj
are
appoimca
by
th3
goTernmetu
rci
the
day
and
"hold
office
for
life
unksj
their
terms
are
ended
by
resignation
r
dismissal
fo.
'
well-defined
causes.
Meraiers
of
the
Commons
and
i
the
Senate
receive
a
sessional
In
demnity
of
$ifl00.for
each
regu-
lar
session.
Leader
of
the
majority
cf
mem-
I
bers
elected
to
tlie
Commons
by
custom
Is
called
by
.tha
Gavernor-'
General,
In
the
nam?
nf
the
King,
to
form
the
near
admlnis-
j
ration
and
l'.iat
tiisf
''leaomes
nrlms
minister:
Thte
Vear
the
swsarm.?
In
of
a
new
gvemment
may
b
cine
pf-tbs
!att
official
functions
of
,
tii?
.Gav-tyi'-Oen'-eral,
the
Earfnf
Ath'---
befire
lie
retuf
ns
to
Britain
bter
in
th
summer.
Cholcs
of
cabinet
ministers
is
not
resJ'-'cr-d
to
-th-s-r
of
the
leaders
iillowers-bn
wex
ed
with
hlmOtitsiden
iriay
elioeein,
although
In
practice
th-y
rarly
are
bu,'
thev
mint
ob
tain
seats
in
the
Ccmmmj
as
TOon
as
rojcsible.
Administration
H
in
the
hands
of
the
prime
minister
and
the
cabinetr
thofe
he
chooses
for
th?
portfolios
representing
the
various
departments
of
grrvern-mentand
ministers
without
port
folio.
"'ubHilv,
conomlcol
valral
S
H
??,.cfLf,0?,
(!"'
in
b
M
Oil
Shlral
Slain
lor
Choo
tc
coior
criarni.
'
ooiKllon
I.
ve,r
(m(.
K
h
pJln,
vat
an
old
hovi
look
a
n.w
GORDON'S
Wahdware
I
HERITAGE
OF
'CULTURE
SAFE
VATICAN
CITY.
May
23
If)
'several
million
bcsks,
manuscripts,
scrolls
and
codices
be-
lr-nEino-
in
om.
nf
ih
nlKt.
nnrt
law
decrees
of
the
10th
century;
a
treatire
on
religion
by
St.
'
'
&mcTs!
t.
.
3
D-ri
proaucn,
lamouf
lor
eroftcllcn.
slcs
In
the
world,
It
was
felt
that,
owing
to
the
neutral
status
of
the
Vatican
and
Its
sacred
character
as
personal
residence
of
the
Pontiff,
the
possibility
of
anlnterna-tlcnal
bombing
was
to
be
discarded.
Fear
of
damage
frojn
antiaircraft
shells,
however,
prompt
ed
the
removal
of
tha
most
lnv
'richest
collections
in
the
world
portant
-collections
rrom
the
top
have
been
deposited
for
safekwp-
to
a
safer
place,
and
In
ing
in
ins
vaucan
during
ine
"
.-
war
its
whereabouts
a
closely
guard-
Thl
huge
cultural
patrimony
ed
secret.
4
1
1
I
,
t
J
IJ
I
iucjuucs
u
uw
ui
laws
uaung
back
o
the
sixth
century;
three
Better
English
by
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
Thomas
Aquinas
written
in
Ids
1.
What
Is
wrong
with
this
own
hand,
and
a
prayer
book
sentence?
"We
are
going
to
lake
donated
by
Pope
Alexander
VI
to
iii
a
show
tonight."
Christopher
Columbus,
with
a
ncte
bElleved
written
by
Colum.-bus
himself.
7h?
fiis:
library
to
be
removed
to
the
Vatican
was
that
of
the
Polish
Academy
of
Cracow
In
Rome,
.shortly
after
the
outbreak
2.
What
is
nunclattoii
of
.the
correct
pr
"overalls"
ia
sar-
menu"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Erroneous,
errin-Ixin,
erratic.
4.
What
does
Hie
word
"ln.?l-
of
't'he
war
in
1940.
The
last
was
dious"
mean?
the
Chigl
Archives,
which
were
5.
Whit
is
a
word
beginning
.removed
from
the
17th
century
with
deUrat
means
"skill;
adrol
-rh!gl
Pa'ice
In
Arlccta,
near
ness"?
Rome,
while
the
battle
of
the
Italian
capital
was
in
full
swing
towards
the
end
of
May,
1944.
The
collection
of
Mount
Cas-
sino
Atbey
was
removed
by
men
,of
the
Herman
Goerimg
Division,
characterized
'by
treah;ry
ar.d
!in
October,
fortress
of
1943,
taken
to
the
Spoleto
In
central
Italy,
and
latr
brcusht
to
Rom.
As
for
the
Vatican
library,
con--'-..
r
,
0f
v,,
rar?t.
callec-
itlens
of
Greek
and
Roman
clas-
Answer
1.
Say,
"We
ar
ao:.n?,
.
.
a
show
tcnlght."
2.
Pr-ncun
as
spelled,
not
overbmlr
3.
Eruption.
4.
Intw
dtd
entrap:
(Ipceit,
"There
f
n
m-?re
lnr'di-
us
i
Til
than
this."
5.
Dexterity.
Th"
favorlt
ornament
amon
R(;man
women
was
a
cafstjr
p:n.
LETTERBOX
MACHINISTS'
STATEMENT
Editor,
Dally
News:
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
Na-
pert
shipyard
workers
are
fighting
U
fre
Uwir
unions
of
Trotsky-lte
C.CJ.
domliiatlpn
so
they
can
vrlrr
wages,
cundlUons
and
continued
emptoyment."
-
We
do
not
think
that
one
of
your
readers
has
ever
heard
of
wage
dispute
since
thj
yard
went
into
production
for
the
simple
reason
that
wages
have
ben
frozen.
When
Mr.
Mlckleburgh
talks
of
continued
employment
there
wa-;
only
for
one
short
period
some
time
ago
the
danger
of
a
fcrlr.us
let
down
and
we
do
not
think
fnr
one
moment
that
a
Trctsky-lte
C.C.P.
combination
was
thi
caus
of
it.
Rather
it
looked
to
us
a
It
there
was
a
"come
together-ism"
of
all
the
elements
nec?tary
t
keep
the
yard
at
full
strength
the
management
giving
us
Uis
straight
facts
at
th?
time.
th
townspeople
who
would
to;
my'
unixicu
uy
u,
aiiuv-uuwii
UJ1U
Uie
unions
showing
their
strength
to
keep
the
ball
rolling.
We
are
sure
that
if
Mr.
Mlckle-burgh
had
deme
a
little
more
thinking
it
would
have
been
Impossible
for
him
to
overlook
the
co-operation
of
all1
the.
group
tlcnal
Union
of
Machinists,
Fit-
concerned
in
their
Endeavour
to
ters
and
Helpers,
Local
No.
I,
it
lobtaln
orders
for
th
yard,
was
unanimously
agreed
that
It
We
are
also
very
sure
that
If
a
be
brought
to
the
public's
atten-
,Trotsky-ite
C.C.F.
group
had
tlon
through
the
medium
of
the
(tried
to
wreck.
tn?
endeavours
of
press
Uiat
we
emphatically
deny
the
able
committee
appointed
lu
that
there
was
any
foundation
'this
rerpect
it
would
have
been
for
the
statement
made
in
the
made
an
Issue
of
In
th
press,
broadcast
of
April
57
made
by
'
Thanking
you.
Mr.
Editor,
fo-Mr.
Bruce
Mlckleburgh
L.P.P.
'the
space,
granted
In
the
pub-whereln
he
stated-"whlle
Hu-
,llshlng
of
this
letter.
NATIONAL
UNION
OP
MACHINISTS,
FITTERS
&
HELPERS.
Local'
No.
1
RHUBARB
FROM
EUROPE
Rhubard
was
brought
-to
America
approximately
150
years
ao
from
Europe.
iHiUIMjIlI
A
"ATH,
Eng
71)35
ant
uiast
had
been
IS'
She
was
101
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-aa
nor
w.:
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lil
buiid
houc
.
for
proftinn
Fresh
I.n.i
d.
uMuurized
MILK
VALKNTIN
IUIrJ
I'HONE
U57
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROF'RACTOK
If
pain-
-ChiropracOd
If
nerves-
doubly
w
oimin
uiock
oret3k
..l
JlJ-l:m,l
IMll
llB.ml
I
!!
I
I
Chantecler
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
I
The
Liberal
Working
Export
Credits
-We've
got
to
have
exp
if
we're
going
ing
to
to
have
have
j(
tobs.
Your
Lib
orts
)eral
Government
lias
arranued
to
finance
war
wrecked
countries
who
will
be
our
fiuA'HU
customers
liter
on.
an
for
Full
Post-War
Employment
.
.
.
For
Veterans
$750,000,000
to
get
them
started
in
Rood
paying
jobs
In
industry,
on
the
'land
or
jn
business
fur
themselves
as
eatli
of,
them.
chooses.
Housing
$4()0,000,000
to
finance
the
biggest
building
scheme
this
country
has
ever
known.
Fomily
Allowantes
$250,000,000
a
year
to
lessen"
the
bur-dens
of
parenthood
and
to
equalize
the
opportyniticsiof
young
ianauians
tor
success
ana
iiappinrsf.
.
K
v
f
.
wmd
Industrial
Development
Bank-Your
Liberal
Government
has
set
up
machinery
to
help
enterprising
Canadians
develop
new
business.
rarm.
Loans
One
man
in
every
three
in
Canada
works
on
the
farm.
To
help
them
get
better
equipment,
your
Liberal
Government
has
arranged
that
they
can
borrow
the
money
they
need
for
bitter
workine
anil
living
conditions.
Floor
PrueS
The
Liberal
Government's
policy
is
that
when
farmers
and
fishermen
prosper,
o
do
other
Canadians.
It'has
therefore
taken
action
to
put
a
floor
under,
the
prices
of
farm
and
fishery
products.
1
1
Reduction
of
Taxes
Your
Liberal
Government
believes
in
jobs
first.
To
this
end,
taxes
will
come
down
to
free
spending
power.
These
are
just
some
of
many
,,
ynur
ubnal
Cover,,-
tneut's
Working
VLn
to
ensure
full
employment
ajter
the
war.
In
addition
it
hat
stimulated
tremendoui
brivate
savings
in
Victory
lionds
and
War
Satingt
Certificates.
It
bat
iut
through
Unemployment
Insurance.
It
hat
set
up
a
special
Department
oj
Recon-traction
staffed
by
experts,
lu
fact
all
its
policies
art
directed
to
the
same
end
a
'
high
and
stable
level
0
employment
and
income"
and
eai
h
t
onlributet
to
the
success
oj
the
others.
'The
Liberal
Party
ojjert
you
a
complete
and
well
co-ordinated
working
plan
I
JOBS!
Jobs
with
bright
futures
for
the
young
men
and
women
coming
out
of
the
Armed
Services
with
the
best
part
of
their
lives
before
them!
Jobs
for
all!
Jobs
with
big
prospects
and
good,
reliable
money
that
will
keep
its
buying
power!
After
all
the
hard
work,
sacrifice
and
self-discipline
which
has
brought
us
through
the
war,
the
people
of
thjs
country
have
earned
a
brighter
future
in
a
bttter,
juster,
grander
Canada
than
we
have
ever
known!
how
much
Canadians
have
accomplished,
here
on
the
home
LOOK,
1
front,
even
uitlxmt
the
energy
and
initiative
of
all
the
vigorous
young
people
now
in
uniform,
and
their
zest
for
daring!
What
is
there
Canada
can't
do
with
them
back
on
the
home
team?
Why,
with
their
help,
we
Canadians
are
headed
full
speed
for
the
greatest
period
m
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history!
T
HE
all-important
question
today
is
the,'
civilian
staff-work
and
leadership
which
we
call
"government'
The
Liberals
ju
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working
plan,
"it's
big
and
bold!
Parts
of
it
are
outlined
for
your
judgment
in
the
left-hand
column.
It
has
been
designed
with
the
aid
of
'he
keenest
minds
in
every
phase
of
industry,
agriculture,
labour
and
learning.
The
plan
will
work.
In
fact
it
is
already
bringing
rt-suln-It
will
continue
to
do
so!
The
Liberals
can
tell
you
this
with
confidence
becaiisetliey
have
had
successful
experience
in
operating
nation
witle
plans.
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T
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frjr
your
Liberal
candidate.
Make
sure
the
team
which
made
V.
this
plan
for
full
employment
shall
see
it
the
peace!
through-'
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