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MEMBER
ABC
Abandoning
of
the
Road
.
.
.
The'
decision
of
the
federal
government
to
abandon
the
Skeena
Kiver
highway,
as
revealed
by
Harry
King,
president
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
at
a
recent
meeting,
is
a
blow
that
every
community
in
central
B.C.
must
prepare
to
resist.
What
justification
the
government
offered
for
taking
such
an
action,
Mr.
King
apparently
did
not
make
known,
and
it
is
doubtful
if
any
real
justification
can
exist.
To
withdraw
all
maintenance
equipment
and
staff
from
the
road
means
virtual
abandonment
of
a
project
which
cost
at
least
$0,000,000
to
put
through,
and
which
is
one
of
the
hopes
of
this
part
of
the
country.
To
abandon
this
useful
artery
without
thought
for
tfa
territory
which
it
was
built
to
nourish
cannot
be
permitted.
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but
Comfortable
Yes,
these
New
Spring
Sport
Coats
by
Fashion-Craft
are
smart
in
every
line
and
detail,
yet
can't
be
beat
for
ease
and
comfort.
See
them
today
they
include
Donegals,
Herringbones
and
Polo
cloths
as
well
as
luxurious
Kynoch
Tweeds
and
Homespuns.
Sizes
35
to
44
$20-00
10
$37.50
'THE
MEN'S
SHOP"
We
understand
that
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
has
urged
the
Boards
of
Trade
-at
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
Gedrge
to
join
in
protest
to
the
Minister
of
Mines
and
Resources
and
to
our
private
member,
Mr.
Hanson.
No
doubt
this
will
be
done,
but
it
is
also
the
dutv
of
every
other
organization
and
individual
to
lodge
a
similar
protes
10
Ottawa.
The
road
which
was
built
at
such
tremendous
cost,
and
which
mean
so
much
to
central
and
northern
B.C.
cannot
be
allowed
to
fal
linto
a
neglected
state.
What
the
government's
reason
is
for
such
an
announcement
when,
we
understand,
the
provincial
government
was
trying
to
negotiate
a
deal
to
share
equally
in
the
maintenance
and
improvement
of
the
road,
is
hard
to
understand.
True,
the
military
necessity
which
caused
the
road
to
be
constructed
has
apparently
diminished,
but
v
doubt
if
even
military
men
would
say
that
it
had
ceased
to
exist.
However,
w'hen
the
government
goes
to
the
people
in
June,
it
will
accent
its
suitability
for
post-war
leadership.
It
will
be
hard
for
it
to
convince
the
people
of
north-central
B.C.
of
that
suitability
if
they
see
one
of
their
greatest
postwar
assets
consigned
to
neglect
six
months
after
it
was
created.
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VANCOUVER,
April
18
O;
Ronald
Thomson,
employee
of
the
Vancouver
city
clerks
department
for
nine
years,
has
been
named
to
succeed
Fred
Hewlett,
who
retires
today
as
city
clerk
after
thirty
-
four
years
of
service.
COASTAL
MARINER
DIES
VICTORIA,
April
18
O-Cap-tain
James
Hunter,
82,
widely
known
coastal
mariner
died
here
Slaturday.
He
was
master
of
many
coastal
boats
for
forty
years
and
was
one
of
the
original
members
of
the
Canadian
Merchant
Service
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Win.
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of
Vancouver
is
now
in
Prince
Rupert
Wm.
H.
Francks,
who
is
visiting
this
city,
will
remain
over
until
April
21.
Mr.
Francks
is
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
and
open
for
appointments.
Appointments
can
be
made
at
the
hotel.
BUSY
SERGEANT
RUNS
SUPPLIES
INTO
HOCHWALD
Stretcher
Hearers
Praised
for
Valor
During
Fight
to
Drive
Germans
From
Hochwald
Forest;
Battle
Sidelights
By
DOUGLAS
AMARON
j5
1
Cnnnrtlan
Press
War
Correspondent
WITH
THE
CANADIAN
ARMY
IN
GERMANY,
April
18
Q
A
busy
man
during
the
fighting
for
the
Hochwald
;
was
CSM
Bill
Ives.
Toronto,
who
had
the
difficult
Job
of
keeping
his
company
supplied
with
food
and
ammunition.
Commanded
by
Maj.
Ben
Dun-1
kelman,
Toronto,
the
company
i
fought
for
four
days,
through
the
dense
spruce
woods.
The
were
dirt
tracks,
which
were
passable
until
tanks
moved
over
them,
but
then
became
so
torn
and
rutted
that
even
jeeps
and
carriers
became
bogged
down.
"Ives
had
Just
about
no
sleep
at
all
during
this
time,"
the
company
commander
said.
"Ho
wasn't
always
successful
getting
through
but
he
was
always
trying.
If
he
couldn't
get
up
one
road
he
would
tak
another
until
he
found
some
way
of
reaching
us."
Another
man
Dunkelman
praised
will
have
to
o
nameless
for
the
Ume
being
because
he
was
wounded.
He
was
a
stretcher
bearer
from
Winnipeg
who
despite
a
serious
wound
stayed
for
ward
to
care
for
casualties.
The
major
eventually
got
him
out
of
the
fighting
by
sending-
him
back
with
some
wounded
but
as
toon
as
he
delivered
them
he
came
back
again.
nolher
stretcher
bearer,
Rfm.
Frank
Tascona,
M.M.,
St.
Bonl-,
face,
Man.,
picked
up
an
Am-,
erican
dollar
bill
during
the
fighting.
It
apparently
came
i
from
the
Germans
who
always
:
carry
a
strange
assortment
of
money
ranging
from
Russian
(
rubles
to
Italian
llres.
During
the
move
down
to
the
i
Hochwald,
the
Lake
'
Superior
j
regiment
bivouacked
one
night
In
the-
field.
First
thing
they;
knew
there
were
Germans1
around
battalion
headquarters
;
ond
one
officer
was
shot!
through
the
back.
The
Germans
picked
up
five
Canadians
and
raced
off
with
them
as
prisoners.
Four
of
the
Canadians
escaped
quickly
and
a
rescue
party
went
out
immediately,
shot
up
the
Germans
who
still
weren't
very
far
away
and
;
brought
back
the
fifth
Can-I
adian.
j
Maj.
Harry
Parker.
Toronto,
!
battalion
second
-
In
-
command.
nmmm
Marriage
Guidance
Subject
of
Course
LONDON,
April
18
Q
-An
experimental
course
In
marriage
guidance
has
been
opened
at
Morley
College
here,
first
of
Its
kind
to
be
undertaken
at
an
educational4
institution
In
this
country.
The
series
of
10
lectures
Is
being
given
by
Dr.
David
Maee.
secretary
of
Uie
Marriage
Guidance
Council.
In
them
he
is
dealing
with
such
matters
as-wartime
problems
and
personal
adjustment
to
married
life
and
parenthood.
Most
of
those
attending
the
course
are
married
but
some
are
single
social
workers
and
persons
thinking
of
getting
married.
"Great
Interest
has
been
shown
in
the
course,"
Dr.
Mace
said.
"People
seem
chiefly
Interested
In
the
whole
outlook
for
the
Institution
of
marriage,
the
education
of
children
and
how
they
can
prepare
themselves
for
it.
i
About
two-thirds
of
the
students
are
women.
ksslntial
I
HIT
-
SCAItti:
LONDON,
O-r-A
Corset
Guild
official
said
the
Board
of
Trad'!
hu.f
"at
la
it
realized
how
essential
a
good
corset
Is
to
a
woman,"
but
held
out
no
hope
for
additional
supplies
Immediately
because
of
material
said
the
situation
was
tense
for
a
while
as
you
couldn't
be
sure
who
was
friend
and
who
wastry?.
He
was
In
a
caravan
and
kept
one
hand
on
the
lock,
challenging
every
visitor
before
opening
the
door.
Maj.
Tommy
Murray,
Port
Arthur.
Ont,
a
company
commander
in.
this
unlt,:
tola
of
another
strange
experience
lu
this
area.
He
was
with
Oapt.
Tommy
Henderson,
Winnipeg,
when
they
spotted
two
heads
over
the
edge
of
a
trench.
"We
took
It
to
be
an
outpost
from
one
of
our
other
companies
but
I
was
curious
and
went
up
to
have
a
look,"
said
Murray.
"They
let
me
get
within
30
yards
then
shouted
German
and
waved
to
me.
I
had
a
Sten
and
fired.
They
returned
the
fire.
We
got
out
of
that
and
started
sniping,
killing
one,
wounding
another
and
J-wo
got
away."
Murray,
Incidentally,
said
that
one
of
the
prisoners
his
company
took
said
his
formation
was
pulled
back
to
Xanten
then
seni
back
to
the
Hochwald
with
orders
to
fight
until
death.
"That's
all
right
for
the
other
fellows,
but
not
for
me."
ald
the
German
who
came
in
and
surrendered.
PRIESTLY
TAUGHT
FILM
STAR
YORKSHIRE
ACCENT
Michael
Redgrave
does
not
know
J.
B.
Priestley,
yet
Priestley
taught
him
the
Yorkshire
accent
which
he
assumes
for
his
part
In
"Jeannle,"
the
film
version
of
the
famous
play
which
is
playing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
today
only.
Redgrave
has
always
been
In
the
habit
of
listening
to
Priestley's
Sunday
evening
broadcasts,
and
when
he
heard
that
he
was
to
play
the
part
of
a
Yorkshire
man
In
"Jeannle,"
he
paid
special
attention
to
Priest
ley's
vocal
indiasyncrasles
.
.
and
picked
up
an
authentic
accent.
Redgrave
Is
becoming
a
ipecialUt
In
dialects.
In
hli
last
picture,
"Klpps."
he
spoke
In
a
high-pitched
Cockney.
For-thLs
fHm
he.
also
had
his
hair
dyed
blonde
and
took
off
a
stone
of
his
weight.
Much
to
his
relief
he
Is
back
at
his
normal
weight
In
Jeannle
.
.
.
which
means
to
say
that
he
Is
back
on
mlld-and-bitter.
He
has
also
had
his
hair
dyed
back
to
its
original
color.
Co-starring
with
Redgrave
In
"Jeannle"
Is
Barbara,
daughter
of
the
Irish
poet,
Pat
Mullen.
the
"Man
of
Aran."
"MY
DAY"
Ri:St!.Mi:i
NEW
YORK.
April
18
0
Mrs.
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
has
re
sumed
her
column
"My
Day"
In
which
she
said,
"when
you
have
lived
for
a
long
time
In
clow
contact
with
lass
and
grlel
which
today
pervades
the
world,
any
personal
sorrow
seems
to
be
lost
in
the
general
sadness
of
humanity."
IN
THE
RUPKF.ME
COURT
OP
UltlTLSH
COLUM11IA
IN
PKOnATK
IN
T11K
MATTEIt
UP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
ANNIE
FLORENCE
liRAIM.KY
DECHA8FD.
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
W
E.
Usher,
made
on
the
28th
day
of
March.
A
D.
IIM5.
I
wi.i
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Annie
Florence
Uradley.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
clalmi
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
name,
properly
verified.
U
me
on
or
before
ihn
snth
day
of
April,
AD.
1945,
and
all
!
artpi
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
l
thrlr
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwttn,
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert
B
C
.
this
i
20th
d:,y
of
March.
A.U.
194S.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
BC
CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS
Dors
a
itulilKjin
bronclu.it
coital',
(cither
phlegmy
or
dry
and
lucking)
make
you
choke,
gasp.
wIktzi-.
ket-u
you
awake
nights?
Kelk-ve
it
now
I
Do
as
ttiou-sands
Irave
done-
grt
Temi-lHon't
KAZ-MAII
-and
stop
that
cough!
KAZ-MAII
luii
helped
others-
k-t
it
help
you.
iOc,
11
at
druKginn
tverywhere.
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a
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4
OH
4
a
M
al
V4l
4
U-JJ
FOR
LESS
THAN
3
you
CAN
KEEP
FOOD
FRESH
FOR
OVER
Ad
Ay
!
Fresh
food
essential
to
health
may
decay
rapidly
in
hot
kitchens,
in
winter
as
well
as
summer.
For
less
than
3c
a
day,
many
dollars
worth
of
food
can
be
preserved-r-kept
appetizing,
crisply
fresh
in
your
electric
refrigerator.
"KWir
utnif
tor
"Kilowttt
Hour".
Ic
it
ib
way
electricity
it
inetnired,
like
dimmf
it
mMiurrd
by
tnt
yird
nt
liquid
if
mtaiurcd
by
the
nallun.
llit
Cjovcrntnent
wiled
mtftr
in
your
home
ketpt
(lack
of
il
KVr'll
you
in:
tarh
month.
Out
KW1I
it
(he
amount
of
electricity
netJtJ
to
liiiht
out
100-Vet
lamp
for
ttn
bo
ml,
AnJ
rroiarnbtr,
ilu
mon
you
bar,
(lis
tbttptt
it
txcoOMi,
THE
MORE
ypU
USE
THE
CHEAPER
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c.
honey
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writ
beaten
2t
c.
sifted
all-purpose
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U
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ult
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tap.
vanilla
ritrsrt
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!
lemon
run,,
Rinse
ralnlntt
asln
dry
on
lo
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scHmuts.
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shortenlna
with
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until
nun,.
creamy,
radually
add
honey,
w,,
ro,,l"Z,?
work
with
.
spoon.
Add
beaten
eg..
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firadually
stir
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slftrd
dr
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beat
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Add
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UNRESERVED
AUCTION
SALE
Household
Goods
and
Furniture
Thursday,
April
19
Afternoon
2:30
to
5:0
p.m.
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ninj
7:00
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and
Friday
Afternoon
2:30
to
5:00
p.m.
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the
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NOTICE:
Acting
on
Instructions
from
Ma;
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Air
fb,
will
I1
by
Auction
the
following
cood:
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Mttltalr
Chekterfiel.l
Suite
Solid
Walnut
tilw
Table
3-pierr
Settee
Suite
Oak
Dininr
Eat
Suite
30
Volumes
Encyclopedia
Krittanica
Due
Electric
Vacuum
Cleaner
3-ft,
Cary
Safe
(Pt.
D.lt.
Chairs,
upholstered
in
genuine
leather
Ciwfe'i
Dinner
and
Tea
Service
Set
of
lire
lionj
and
Fti
der
Combination
Desk
and
Cookrase
Settm.
Itookrave
2
Wilton
Hug,
size
9x12
I
Wilton
U
she
9x9
Axminster
Carpet,
she
9x1!
Several
Su
Itnrs
Massive
Itedroom
Suite,
wltb
larte
mirw
wardrobe,
bed
with
box
spring
anil
Ostrimort
It
(rest
2
pair
Velour
Curtains
Larte
Mahtpt
Dresser
Hall
Stand
3
Screens
)
Sta
Lamps
Pictures
Large
selection
L'nilish
Ctfiu
Saucers
Apartment
Folding
lied
with
mirror
Ur
when
closed
3
I-arge
Dressing
Tables
Hi&
Clock
Couch
Hall
Tables
Centre
Table
-Mr
Chair
Occasional
Chair
Kockrr
Cushions
-Cr
tains
Gramophone
Easy
Electric
Washinfl:
chine
Davidson
llange
for
coal
and
wood
lw
Power
Washer
-
Lawn
Mower
Electric
Toat
Cutlery
Pillows
Bedding
China
Toilet
Set
Janliniers
quantity
of
Preserved
Emit
and
Sealrfl
Antl
articles
too
numerous
to
mention.
All
these
Roods
must
be
sold,
Abiolut
:
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Ni.
E
GEORGE
J.
DAWES
l.ICKNSKO
AITTIO.NKKK
Terms
of
Sale:
CASH
Phone
HID
11
Good
News!
Ladies
.
.
.
Par
of
our
Spiinir
Shipment
tl
JULIA
ARTHUR
PiioTedlc
and
GHACIA
Oxford
TIES,
sizes
3
to
a
width
C
to
KICK,
have
arrived.
At
GALLIVANT
Loafers
and
Oxfords
sizes
3
to
i).
Widths
AA
to
C
COMK
EARLY
FOU
DEST
ASSORTMENT
Phone
459
'
;
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Dox
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For
30
Vears
the
"Home
or
Oood
Shoe
INDUSTRIAL
&
MARINE
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ANYTHING
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Repairs
to
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Automouf
Equipment
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Work
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Cummins
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Enfdnes
Fore-.t
Kins
Wlllard
Hattcrles
-
Raybestos
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Home
Oil
Products
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