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TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert
Saturday,
April
21,
1945
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Huport
Dally
Newa
Umlted,
Third
Avwiiuot
Prince
Rupert,
BrltUh
Oolum,bla.
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
BUBSCRIPTION
RATB3:
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
15
Per
Month
66
Per
Year
$7.00
By
Mall,
per
month
40
Per
Year
14.00
fied
through
furniture
being
moved
and
ghostly
footstep
In
the
dead
of
night.
Sanderson
and'
his
fellows
first
heard
of
the
trouble
during
a
seance
held
some
miles
from
the
spot.
"A
strange
voice
told
the
circle
It
was
fcarthbound
and
wanted
to
be
freed,"
he
said.
"Inquiries
led
us
to
believe
the
voice
was
esc
MEMBER
ABO.
t
Eighth
Victory
Loan
...
The
news
from
the
battlefronts
is
good.
Germany
is
defeated,
although
it
may
take
a
lot
more
bitter
fighting
to
make
her
admit
it.
The
Pacific
war
is
going
a
lot
better
than
most
authorities
would
have
cared
to
forecast
a
year
or
two
ago.
The
news
just
might
be
good
enough
to
make
some
of
us
let
up
in
our
efforts;
seriously
than
before,
to
think
that
for
instance,
to
take
the
call
for
support
of
the
Eighth
Victory
Loan
less
when
the
shooting
stops,
our
savings
stops.
The
news
isn't
that
good;
It
is
doubt-
NOISY
GHOST
APOLOGIZES,
THEN
DEPARTS
Troublesome
Spook
In
Sussex
Town
Promises
to
Behave
.
CRAWrSsjk
Eiv?.,
April
21
A
noisy
fj$st
apojflgized
and
promised
miycT
again,
to
practise
weirdwes
on
the
living
after
eight
spiritualists
(and
.
mind
you,
this
is
then",
story
i
visited
a
haunted
house
near
this
Sussex
town.
The
eight
believe
that
as
a
result
of
their
Jaunt
they
not
only
relieved
fears
of
the
living
occupants
of
the
house
but
freed
the
spirit
of
a
person
who
committed
suicide
there
"several
hundred
years
ago."
'
A.
Sanderson
of
Chichester,
one
of
the
eight
Sussex
spiritualists,
said
that
for
some
time
the
house
occupiers,
"who
are
most
grateful
for
what
we
have
been
able
to
do,"
were
terri
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THE
MEN'S
SHOP
ions..
From
Rupert's
Tent
Days
we
have
striven
to
establish
a
record
for
Reliability,
Accuracy
and
Fair
Dealing
in
filling
Physicians'
prescriptions.
We
believe
that
we
have
deserved,
the
confidence
that
has
been
established
with
the
Doctor
and
his
patients.
!W
is
luiB
been
brought
about
not
in
a
few
weeks
or
months
but
extends
over
a'
period
of
twenty
years,
Ormes
Ltd.
Pioneer
Druqtists
Tlin
HEX
ALL
STORE
f
ul
if
it
sounds
that
good
to
the,
million-odd
Canadians
in
the
armed
forces,
many
of
whomjiaven't
seen
their
hornet?
and
families
for
over,
five
years,
and
who
are
counting
on.
lis
to
get
them
home
as
quickly
as
possible
and
see
them
re-established
ill
civilian
life.
The
news
can't
be
that
good
to
the
8,000
Canadians
in
prison
camps,
or
to
the
45,000
wounded.
No
matter
how
good
the
news
is,
it
must
be
shadowed
with
grief
for
the
dependents
of
the
37,000
Canadians
who.
have
lost
their
lives
or
who
are
missing
already
in
the
war.
We
must
look
behind
the
headlines
during
this
Eighth
Victory
Loan.
We
must
see
clearly
the
need
for-
money
to
bring
our
forces
home;
to
look
after
the
sick
and
wounded;
to
care
for
the
disabled;
to
re-establish
them
in
civilian
life
and
find
them
jobs;
to
protect
those
left
without
support.
The
news
that
will
sound
good
to
them
is
the
report
of
a
record
over-subscription
in
the
Eighth
Victory
Loan,
the
public
offering
of
which
commences
on
Monday.
responsible
for
the
manifestations
at
the
Crawley
house."
The
occupants
agreed
to
the
holding
of
a
seance
in
the
house,
Sanderson
said,
and
"about
half
an
hour
after
we
had
turned
out
the
lights
I
was
conscious
of
the
spirit's-
presence."
"My
body
tingled
with
vibrations
and
the
other
persons
present
experienced
the
same
thing.
There
was,
however,
nothing
frightening.
Presently
the
vibrations
faded
and
later
the
medium
said
the
spirit
had
apologized
for
causing
trouble
to
the
people
at
the
house
but
had
done
so
only
to
attract
attention
of
living
contacts.
"It
wanted
to
progress
In
other
spheres
and
volunteered
neer
to
trouble
the
living
again."
LAUNDRY'S
I.ONV.
TRIP
.LONDON
London's
laun
dry
problem
is
so
acute
that
,
one
man
sends
his
laundry
each
.week
to
a
nurthena
town.
a
round
trip
for
shirts
and
collars
of
some
400
miles.
CHEMICAL
WARFARE
Although
chemical
warfare
is
as
old
a
history,
It
did
not
come
Into
general
use
until
the
First
Great
War,
when
Germany
initiated
the
use
of
toxic
gas,
flamethrowers
and
aerial
Incendiaries
SMART
hut
Comfortable
.
.
Yes,
these
New
Sprino-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
Donegal,
Herringbones
and
Polo
cloths
as
well
as
luxurious
Kynoch
Tweeds
and
Homespuns.
Sizes
2!i
to
44
Phones
Bt
and
02
LETTERBOX
!
Editor
Dally
riewsr
1
am
a
marr.ed
wbman
with
two
children'
and
have
a
husband
wnp
is
itf
the
Ainiy
overseas.
My
uniiiy
aha
I
have
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
f0r21
years.
Some
time
ago
I
was
given
a
reasonable,
notice
to
move
from
my
landlord
and
have
no
reason
U
kick
as
far
as
he
is
concerned.
So
I
have
tried
to
get
a
liouse
here
and
have
stn
three
or
four
empty
houses
but
for
some
reason
.or
other
have
not
been
able
to"
get
one.
Why
should
it
iie
that
I
cannot
get
a
hoiiAr
fui
my
family
and
myself
when
other
people
who
have
only
been
here
a
year
or
so
or
even
ies
have
got
a
house.
It
can
not
only
be
because
their
huiuand.s
have
important
position,
because
I
think
my
husband's
job
Is
as
Important
as
a.ny.
1
think
that
there
should
be
an
Investigation
started
on
this
housing
problem.
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East;
Uncertainty
as
to
War
End,
Election
Result
Reflections,
of
Trip.
East
By
G.
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Pnstprn
r.in;ifln
ia
n
r,'pnt
mi?
ouestion
mark
as
principles
of
free
and
personal
ty
as
t0
how
1U0h
ioni.,.r
Ule
I
enterprise
for
which
the
people
war
may
Iast.
the
outcome
if
the
.
bv
thought
and
action.
manifest
1
tfiCXfl
election
U
also,
no
doubt.
their
desire,
is
the
larEest
que-
,n
a
measure
responsible
for
a
tion
which
this
situation
poaw.
wat
and
ste'
attitude
which
!
So
Diiuuiiitloii
'
In
War
F.ffort
.
The
imminence
of
aUvinimt-tlon
or
organized
warfare
in
F.urnpe
following
the
rrnshlne
of
Nazi
Germany-seems
to
have
himight
no
tendency
a.
vet
o
sise
up
on
the
warr
effort.
It
appeal
lo
be
tacitltfiexow.tn
n.A
1
1
..mi
i.i
i.,..
joL
to
be
done
in
removing
the
.Tan
influence
from
the
Pacific
Then
will
come
the
hi
activiiy
of
meeting
the.
need
of
the
liberated
countries
for
food
and
oood?
and
the
filling
of
the
country's
own
civilian
demand-:.
i
There
appears
to
be
little
'diminution
of
the
ptoblenis
of
shortage
or
goods
and
materials,
especially
ror
domestic
usv
and
consumption.
Many
hufine&se.r
and
Indus-'
tri"-
.still
nrofcas
a
shdrtaee
of:
j
manpower.
Some
are!
however,
I
adopting
policy:
or
not
addlm?
jto
starr
at
this
tlnm
to
as
not
ln,be
finliarras.sedc.!njja
short
Itime
by
the
return
nfjiaen
rrom
'
the
wars
to
their
peacetime
Job5:,
i
"No,
we
nie
not
taklri"
any
new-men
on."
said
one
typical
executive
of
a
Toronto
department,
running
21
short
or
a
I
statr
or
G2,
"because
we
exiect
lour
boys
home
soon
and
we
jreel
we
can
carry
on
until
then
"
(
There
Is
a
griming
interest
.
in
the
Kast
j.u,
the
Paciric
I
Coail
anil
Primfc
Hupejl.
The
iiiiportaiit
part
Prime,
it
u
per
I
is
pUylugr
in
the
prasrrutiuii
I
'
of
the
war
as
a
sliipliiiililiii;
1
centre
and
sliippins
port
m-ous
'
I
t'
he
renerally.
kiiowu.
"What
'
will
happen
to
Prince.
Itupeit
aHer
the
war?"
Is
the
ues-
tinii
that
evrrytme.
asks.
i
"ir
your
port
and
coast
Is
not
uved
to
good
advantage
aftc-r
the
war,
It
is
because
we
lack
enterprise,"
commente-d
one
nrominent
nrnlrie
man.
TIk
inieed
that
ir
Canada
could
not
i
use
ner
own
great
country,
there
I
were
others
who
might
want
10.
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SALMON
Your
Victory
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th,
hMt
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In
th
world
today,
an
Investment
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peac
and
fircaperily.
They
'.rill
ram
monay
far
you
at
long
as
you
kp
lhani
at
double
lh
rate
oi
bank
inlwul.
TLey
ar
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actual
inanay,
and
ran
b
fanmndiaMy
luroi
luto
oath
U
th
Mowwily
atiwM.
You
or
simply
LENDING
your
acjAy
lo
Canada.
Canada
will
pay
It
back,
la
hU,
on
th
date
named
In
your
verdict.
The
present
government
will
ooinentrate
lU
appeal
in
a
lightning
campaign
on
the
basis,
of
Us
record
of
making
a
maximum
contribution
to-
!
'
wards
the
'
winning
,
of
the
war
.a
and
at
the
same
time
maintaining
fUeal
stability
and
na
tional
unity.
The
principal
weak
spoi
in
me
government
armor
is.
of
course,
the
reinforcement
1
Issue
and
much
will
be
made
far
as
the
post-war
period
is
concerned.
Everybody
ot
thls
is
wondering
what
is
going
to
happen
but
no
one
I
met
1
i
was
in
Toronto
a
week
seems
to
have
much
of
an
idea
what
may.
Everyone
t'SZ
S
is
asking
questions
but
no
one
is
giving
any
answers.
of
,,reiident
Ru(Meveu
came.
There
is
plenty
of
uncertainty
and
speculation.
One
u
stunned
gathering
or
Idea
seems
to
be
prevalent,
how-
ever.
That
Is
that
If
the
war
what
to
Do
could
bring
the
greatest
pros-,
with
Japanese?
perity
this
country
ever
had,
j
what
dlsjwsa;
is
aolng
to
.be
there
should
be
some
way
of
made
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Jap-
cnntlnulng
that
prosperity
in
!
anese
after
the
war
Is-
another
peace
and
assuring
permanent
question
that
many
ak.
It
m
happiness
and
security
for
a
greater
and,
more
progressive
nation
than
'
Canada
has
ever
been.
IlW
Canada
is
to
effect
a
compromise
of
national
organization,
which
appears
a
reasonable
necessity,
with
the
pears
quite
certain,
tliat
no
one-wants
them
and
thectVsmnuntt
ties
that
have
them
Jjjtend
to
get
rid
of
them
as
oon
a
possible.
Here
l.v
the
making
or
a
first
class
political
football.
In
addition
lo
ihe
uncertain
there
may
be
nn
"
incmrlu
It
many
or
Canada
s
leaiim?
newMpapti
fjsures
In
the
Itoyal
Virrk
Hotel.
Premier
Groree
Drew
of
Ontario
was
there
as
a
guest
and
hct
described
it
as
a
"terrible
misfortune."
lt;oeve!ts
death
could
have
been
no
more
genuinely
mourned
in
his
own
Ui.lted
Statfc
than
it
was
in
Canada,
There
Is
no
doiiM
or
the
anxiety
about
what
effect
internal
political
action
within
the
United
Stairs
may
have
on
the
determination
of
future
American
foreign
policy
in
the
crucial
days
to
come
after
the
war.
An
experience
of
this
Eastern
stems
to
be
univalent
amo.is!
trip
was
to
attend
for
the
first
business
executives
at
this
time
:
time
a"
"blR
time"
hockey
game
in
the
matter
of
making
tu-1
at
the
great
Maple
Leaf
Gar-ture
plans.
There
appears
to
ideas-
last
Saturday
night'.-be
no
crystallization
or
opinion
I
Stanley
Cup
game
when
Detroit
or
.swing
ot
popular
ravnr
in
j
Red
Wings
staged
a
threo-unnl
any
direction
at
this
time,
rally
In
the
third
period
to,
.de-Party
leaders
are
enthusiastic
feat
the
paralyzed
Torouto
Maple
but
non-committal.
Some
pollti-
Lcaf
who
wilh
three
.shut-out
cal
observers
seeift
to
tlii.il
victtji
it
behind
f.hiin.
needed
Ul
r
4
'
.
to
win
Put
Your
Money
to
WORK
for
nada
and
Yourself!
There
is
no
aialer
way,
no
boiler
way
to
take
apre-
of
your
aaving
than
to
I
wy
Vlo4ry
.
Bonds
and
hold
on
lo
(hem.
T.
EATON
Co,-
WINNIPEG
CANADA
n&edf
in
ike.
TO
THE'
PEOPLE
OF
PRINCE
RUPEHT
WHO
SUFFER
WITH
THEIR
FEET
You
will
be
Interested
to
know
that
there
is
a
man
In
town
who
ha.s
had
a
wide
cxx:rlenu;
in
the
cnnec.tlon
of
fallen
arches,
and
can
make.
Arch
Support
that
will
relieve
that
painful
and
tiled
feeling
that
only
foot
srulfeiern
can
explain.
Mr.
Iilll
Terry,
with
many
years
or
study
of
foot
ailments,
Is
now
In
Hill's
Hlu.0
fltore,
and
will
he
pleased
to
take,
an
Impression
of
your
feet
and
let
you
know
what
can
be
done
In
your
Individual
case.
Mr.
11111
Terry
Is
also
In
chaiRe
of
the
Shoe
Repairing
Dept.
where
your
repairs
are
executed
neatly
and
promptly.
Call
around
and
.,ve
him
for
either
reason.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
ROOFING
GO.
and
Sheetnielal
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Hheetmetal
work
of
all
kinds
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and
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MRiN,
CHOP
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fl:30
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
Quality
Repairs
at
Economy
Price
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
3rd
St
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Near
tho
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Office)
Late
Spring
;
Ou
Prairies
BeflecUon-s
alter
a
trip
acrtw,
Canada
are
never
complete,
or
course,
without
a
report
on
what
Mother
Nature
Is
doing
on
the
prairie,?
In
regard
to.
the
crop
The
season
is
a
Uttie
late
tin
year
for
two
reasons
excessiv.
ralnrall
and
flood
conditions
,
Southern
Manitoba
where
tu;
low
land
Is
covered
with
a.
excess
of
unabsorbed
molsturr
which
will
require
a
good
spi'l
or
warm
sunny
weather
to
remedy,
and
a
late
cold
spe!
during
the
last
couple
of
week.
throughout
Manitoba.
Saskat
chewan
and
Alberta.
This
week
twenty
degrees
or
rrost
was
re
corded
around
Winnipeg
where
there
was
new
snow.
Saskat
chewan
and
Alberta
had
the
cold
without
snow.
While
the
starting
or
ploughing
and
seed
ing
may
now
be
a
little
late,
it
Is
still
too
early
to
be
pessi
mistic
about
the
1M5
crop
which
will
contributes
ereaUv
ti
the
reeding
or
a
liberated
world
After
its
exceptionally
heavy
sno.v.s
of
the
past
winter.
To;
onto
and
southern
Ontario
ha
been
basking
In
a
warm
and
early
spring
equally
as
exeep
tlonal.
New
Hals
for
Spring
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A
net
klock
just
arrived.
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&
BOYS'
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3rd
Ave.,
next
to
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