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Prince
Rupert
Wednesday,
February
14,
1945
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
DaUy
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
a.
A.
HUNTER.
Uinacllig
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
.
.IS
Per
Month
.
.
.
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Per
Tear
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Br
Mall,
per
month
,
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Per
Tear
MOO
bOHGil
ml
Meet
Me
at
.
.
.
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
(Our
Coffee
Is
Tops)
MEMBER
ABC.
An
Event
of
Importance
.
.
.
It
took
a'
war
to
bring
Prince
Rupert
its
civic
centre
building.
It
is
safe
to
say
that,
under
conditions
as
they
existed
here
in
the
days
liefore
the
war,
we
would
never
have
been
able
to
provide
ourselves
with
such
a
splendid
structure
:fs
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Association
War
Services
will
oj)en
tomorrow
for
its
local
service
centre
and
which,
after
the
war
is
over,
we
anticipate
will
become
available
for
civilian
function
as
the
Prince
Riijiert
civic
centre,
something
we
have
so
long
IiojkhI
and
worked
for.
Therefore,
while
the
opening
of
the
fine
new
building
tomorrow
afternoon
might
in
the
meantime
le
of
most
particular
interest
to
the
service
people,
for
whom
it
will
provide
a
venue
for
rest
and
recreation
unrivalled
in
commodiousness
and
appointment,
it
will
also
mark
an
important
event
in
the
community
history
of
Pnye
Rupert
v
The
meritorious
project,'
which
we
extensively
publicize
elsewhere
in
the
Daily
News
today,
meets
an
immediate
and
pressing
need
in
an
excellently
adequate
way
and
is
such
a
character
that
it
will
remain
a
community
asset
for
many
years
to
come.
Prince
Rupert
has
good
reason
to
congratulate
the
government
and
the
YMCA
War
Services
on
the
occasion
of
the
formal
opening
of
the
building
tomorrow.
The
Meeting
of
Yalta
.
.
.
We
may
v
well
feel
gratified
at
the
completely
successful
outcome
of
the
Hig
Three
conference
not
only
in
the
reaching
of
agreement
for
the,
speedy
completion
of
the
war
but
on
measures
that
are
to
be
taken
after
the
war
in
regard
to
the
future
disposition
of
Germany,
the
establishment
of
permanent
worJd;j)eace
and
all
the
factors
pertaining
thereto.
Possibly
few
had
hoped
that
there
could
ever
have
been
such
a
spirit
of
compromise
and
co-operation
that
must
have
existed
to
bring
the
conference
to
such
a
speedy
and
unanimous
conclusion.
It
bodes
well
indeed
for
the
future
of
the
civilized
world.
.
The
meeting
of
Yalta
will
go
down
as
one
of
the
epochal
events
in
world
history
respecting
international
Mr.
Hart's
Policy
Speech
.
.
.
Following
up
on
one
of
the
most
comprehensive
and
informative
Speeches
from
the
Throne
ever
presented
to
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
comes
the
policy
speech
of
Premier
John
Hart,
the
feature
being
the
enunciation
of
a
program
of
expenditures
for
useful
undertakings
far
larger
and
diverse
than
any
govern-1
lime
uures
li.uu
ment
at
Victoria
has
to
date
essayed.
For
those
who
favor
public
owner
ship,
or
socialization
if
you
will,
the
i
144
establishment
of
a
hydro-electric
commission
with
power
to
purchase,
develop
and
distribute
electric
power
should
prove
very
gratifying.
The
Premier,
with
this
proposed
legislation,
brings
into
actuality
the
idea
of
taking
the
government
into
the
public-utilities
business
about
which
he
has
been
talking
for
a
long
time.
A
properly
-
functioning
hydro
-
electric
coin-mission
all
must
agree
can
lie
productive
of
much
benefit
to
the
people.
The
plan
for
new
buildings
and
extension
of
the
faculties
at
the
Uni
versity
of
British
Columbia;
including!
will
also
meet
with
general
approval
Popular
indeed
will
lie
the
move
to
increase
the
salaries
of
country
school
teachers
without
cost
to
the
rural
districts.
Teachers
and
rural
boards
have
been
pressing
for
this
a
lone
time.
and
reassuring
contemplation.
KABI5ITT
METALS
Harris
Heavy
Pressure
Marine
Diesel
and
Imperial
Spooner's
Copperine
Matchless
and
Choker
Type
Metal
-
Lead
-
Solder
Stock
for
Immediate
delivery
(Subject
to
M.C.
regulations)
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
C.
O.
Ham,
mgr.
330
2nd
Ave.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
We
Offer
You
.
.
,
FINEST
QUALITY
FOODS
COMPETITIVE
PRICES
COURTEOUS
STORE
SERVICE
FREE
DELIVERY
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
You
have
the
experience
and
facilities
of
the
oldest
established,
privately-owned
Prince
Rupert
grocery
store
at
your
service.
Phones
18
and
10
P.O.
Box
575
Bundles
tor
Britain
Tea
Is
Held
By
Girls
The
gratifying
sum
of
$71.1
J
was
realized
last
Saturday
afternoon
I
when
Junior
War
Workers
held
a
successful
"Bundles
for
Hritain"
tea
in
the
Canadian
Legion
looms.
Many
guests
were
present
and
were
welcomed
by
MLss
Edna
Gardner.
Those
in
charge
of
the
tea
room
were
the
Ml
es
Maraaret
Wide.
Helen
'Korhonen,
Edna
Ronalds,
and
Gloria
Slatta.
The
horns
cooking
able
was
in
charge
of
Misses
Mursarei
Dunnlngton
and
Mary
Da:
30.
Miss
Marjorle
Thornton
.
looked
after
raffles.
Looking
after
1
the
kitchen
were
Leonora
Gard-
'ner,
Betty
Wide
and
Leonora
.Webster
Acting
as
cashier
wa.-s
Aletta
Hamilton.
Ladies
assisting
the
girls
were
Mrs
A.
E.
Dicken
sr..
Henry
Smith
sr.,
Frank
Ellison,
A.
McNeill
and
C.
Barker
In
raffles
R
E.
James
won
n
chicken
and
Mary
Caider
a
cake
Wfn
Minora
Blades!
Greater
comfort,
plu
economy
that's
the
lowdown
on
Minora.
It's
the
quality
blade
In
the
low-price
field,
FITS
YOUR
COUtlE-tDCe
RAZOt
Eire
Exchequer
Reports
Deficit
DUBLIN,
Feb.
14
O
A
deficit:
of
more
than
$18,000,000
despite
i
sharp
rise
In
revenues
has
been
reported
by
the
Eire
exchequer
for
the
first
nine
months
of
the
bride
to
be.
Mrs.
T.
Garner
and
Mrs.
M.
the
establishment
of
medical
college,
a
!decorated
Ubie.
the
bride
to
b
cutting
the
cake.
Those
nresent
were
Mrs,
T.
Garner,
Mrs.
M.'McLecd,
Mrs.
E.
Garner,
Mrs.
M.
E.
Prenderftai
Ramsay.
Annie
Melitod
Evford.
Ethel
Steinberg,
Further
aid
to
communities
in
pro-iMcLed
i,..i..
.
,:m,
c.;.i,
rii;t:.
I
umu
u,,c'"'.
V
Mrs-
S.
Elkins
and
Mrs.
A.
Mc-
as
school
buildings,
water
and
sewer-'Kivor
age
systems
and
hospital
buildimrs
is!
a
concession
to
demands
which
have
UDITCC
PDfiM
also
been
long-standing.
j
V
K
1
1
r
The
$30,000,000
post-war
miliHrifAMn
DHPHPN
works
program
is
forward
looking
to!
'
PUllLn
days
when
work
of
this
kind
may
be
more
badly
needed
than
it
is
now
to
meet
progressive
requirements
and
provide
welcome
employment.
We
do
not
notice
in
our
limited
summary
of
the
Premier's
program
announcement
of
a
general
maintenance
program
for
the
improvement
of
existing
roads
in
the
province,
some
of
which
are
not
in
such
a
verv
good
state
of
repair
now
such
as
a
piece
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
across
Galloway
Ranids
Rridire
here
and
the
Taking
Course
Pearl
Netta
lsiana
rngnway
on
Vancouver
isian(i;,rcrm"-
,u',,l
i,,c,c
,,aa
,..Jii
.i,.u.n
u
.......
,:.t,i
i
light
and
heavy
snow
and
one
uut
uiu
iii,
uimyuutviiyr,.
rjii.i
io.ii
f
tHe
perlences
of
the
local
iui
iu
iiiiiiitriuuiu
jiirtnniL
.
Mr.
Hart,
the
sagacious
finance
minister
as
well
as
Premier,
has
been
fostering
the
province's
financial
resources
very
carefully
these
last
few
boom
years.
Now
he
chooses
to
tell
us
how
some
of
that
money
he
has
been
saving
is
to
be
spent.
offic;r
was
to
have
two
finger
exertion
of
keeping
the
carrier
out
of
banks
of
two
or
three
fe?t
of
packed
snow.
There
was
a
bril-
i
the
time
but
a
The
Hart
government
has
become
E.LT
llant
sunshine
at
"
Well
known
for
its
businesslike,
thrifty
During
church
parade.
Ponder
,
and
sensible
Ways
of
conducting
the'
spotted
one
Prince
Rupert
man,
i
piovince'sa
ffairs.
Mr.
Hart
now
in-
Ar
Krueer.
formerly
of
the
1o-
forms
us
that
we
a
about
to
rean
Te'nf
Some
Of
the
benefits
of
the
sound
Inirch
and
Janze
were
formerly
policy
of
financial
conservation
that
iln
the
lcwal
reserve
unit
and
were
he
has
been
carrying
on
for
us
those
employed
in
the
dry
dock
mach-
rmof
'.'f
m.
a,..,.
..i,
l
;ine
shop
here.
Janze
was
In
hps-
',u'1
tu"'
'
l"J,,"-!nita
with
a
bad
cold
but
was.
coming
along
satisfactorily.
William
Bastin.
who
was
for-1
mcrly
an
officer
in
the
local
re-
(
serve,
is
another
Princ
Ruriert
Buy
War
Saving.?
Stamps.
a
THE
EXCHEQUER
COURT
OP
CANADA
jt
DHITISII
COLUMBIA
ADMIRALTY
DISTRICT
SIM
AGAINST
THE
SHIP
notice
THAT
bv
a
Warrant
dlrerted
to
me
I
am
olferlns
for
Bale
the
above-named
ship,
wnicn
can
dc
Inspected
at
Wright'
Shipyards.
Coal
Harbor.
Vancouver.
B.C.
Tenders
will
bc
accepted
until
nm
un
February
19th,
1045.
Tho
highest.
or
any
tender,
not
necensariiy
ac
cepted.
Terms:
Cash.
P.
A.
KEIIX,.
Marshal
DC.
Admiralty
District.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
URITISII
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"A
DM
I
N
IHTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
GEORGE
HENRY
ROSS.
DECEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
rfl
Ifnnr.p
VJ
V.
Fisher
mnilp
rm
Cth
day
of
February.
A.D.
194S.
1
1
wan
appointed
Administrator
of
the
1
estate
of
George
Henry
Rons,
deceased,
imd
all
parties
timing
claims
against
the
raid
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
(
verified,
to
me
on
or
Ik
fore
the
10th
i
day
of
March.
A.D.
1SM5.
and
all
I
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
I
mdebu-dnes
to
me
forthwith.
,
DATED
nt
Prince
Rupert.
ll
C.
this
fth
day
of
February.
AO.
1945.
.
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
George
Henry
Ross.
SAVOY
HOTEL
r
.itri'lli
I'nitf
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
54
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Hupert
NEW
CHURCH
BADLY
FORMED
Lutheran
Daughters
of
Reformation
Organized
in
Prince
Rupert
fisca
ending
next
March
31
year
d
.
marked
toe
ln
Tr
aeLe,nUeaWereJ-f,l1'
spallation
of
officers
and
mem-up
1.171
642
compared
with
the
,
,
bnmch
of
the
ui
""
-.,..
TVinohtor
nf
the
Re-
,40.867.
an
Rt
p,,.,..
,
...wan
increase
of
1.546.937.
The
deficit
,n
r
at
this
time
last
year
was
3,631.
MISS
R.
WEBBER
SHOWER
HONOREE
A
surprise
shower
was
held
at
h?
home
of
Mr-
John
McLeod,
Mrs.
Foster.
Mary
Ramsay,
Ruth
!ed
by
U)e
3ingin
of
the
L
DJt.
theme
song.
"God
Light
a
Candle
Gifts
Gifts
were
aiso
received
irom!h
.,,.
Mi!firrt
christonherson.
parish
worker
of
the
congregation.
Special
music
was
furnished
by
the
junior
choir.
;
Following
the
program
a
fellowship
lunch
was
served
In
the
Service
Centre
of
the
church
by
:
the
members.
This
same
group
is
snsin
Capt.
Harold
Ponder
of
lical
a
Smorgasbord
dinner
this
com-
Itf
serve
Unit
Heard
from
While
ing
Thursday
at
which
t
me
H
Cant.
Harold
Ponder
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Machine
Gun
Reg-imert
is
havln?
an
Interesting
and
enjoyable
time
at
Camp
Borden
In
Ontario
where
he
is
taking
a
course
at
the
Canadian
Machine
Gun
Training
Centre-.
Wrathr
has
varied
at
Camp
Borden
since
Cant.
Ponder
arriv
ed
there
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
cr
so
from
25
below
zero
to
mere
man
at
Camp
Borden
taking
ad
vanced
training.
bearer
service
was
he.d
u.
i
h
time
the
cntirr
chur
li
rhai
cl
was
illiiminated
b7
35
.-ardba
wh:?h
flanked
thr
-rronri
on
cither
.-He.
Each
member
then
in
:urn
lit
a
torch
from
the
centre
randle
as
they
signed
thf
mem
bership
charter.
This
was
follow
In
My
Heart."
young
women
will
be
attired
the
traditional
Norweuian
cos
IN
THK
SUPREME
C
-H
ilT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
THK
MATTER
OP
THE
ADMINlHTnATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
TI'E
ESTATE
OP
WILLIAM
KIZAK
HE'
LEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
11
IB
Honour
Jud?e
Fl'ti
r
iwni
Jttil
of
the
Supreme
Court
ol
Bnn
h
C
.
nmbla.
I
wax
on
tlif
'nd
:.y
1
'
Febmarv
AD
1045.
npprmited
Ad-mlnlstmlor
of
the
Ut"
nt
William
Kl?ak.
who
dlfd
on
th
23rd
day
of
January.
1945.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
ool'I
estate
are
reqi'lri
'I
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indeliir-ilnrss
me
forthwith
ami
all
rursins
hnvli'-tlalnu
against
the
said
tute
ar-
r-
-quired
to
file
them
with
m-
t)r.ner7
verified
on
rr
before
the
10th
d:.
.
.
.
v.
Init
,
.
.
i
.
.
t
.
..
V.
v..,
tips
frozen
in
10
below
zero
trlbutlon
will
be
made
b
.
In"
rf
-artl
weather
when
he
was
drivln?
a
'"la'n's
01
h"'
1
)'a"
.
,,
,,
.i
,
have
been
notified,
liniversal
carrier.
r
While
the
fin?-
I
dated
at
princo
Rupert
bc
th:
i
r,n.nn
ft
2nd
rtnv
of
Febr'i:-.rv
A.D
!14
Ponder
was
perspirln
with
the
NORMAN
A
WATT
Offk
tal
Admin;
trrttor
Prliire
Runcri
::C
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
Is
it
the
best
form
to
use
the
initials
RS.V.P.
on
cards
or
invitations?
A.
No,
as
the
well-bred
person
knows
enough
to
acknowledge
correspondence
without
being
asked
to
do
so.
Q.
What
is
the
minimum
tip
in
.a
restaurant?
A.
Ten
percent
of
the
bill.
Q.
Doe
a
wife
share
her
hus-
vice
was
under
the
direction
and
,
band's
professional
title?
rwrformance
of
this
young
wo-
i
A.
No.
mens
group.
The
purpose
o:
wis
urogram
was
to
acquaint
the
con
gregation
with
the
alms
and
ideals
of
the
international
organization.
The
various
prases
of
mission
activities
were
presented:
History
of
the
International
L.D.R..
Ruby
Anderson:
History
833
Borden
St
in
honor
of
Miss
and
accomplishments
of
the
la-Ruby
Webber
whose
marriage
caj
L.D.R..
Inga
Fossheinv.
Ai
n
will
lake
place
shortly
to
Hugh
and
nurDose
of
the
L.D.R..
Er
a
PIRATE
WINE
GROWERS
The
rirst
wine
growers
in
Australia
wre
Oreek
pirates,
pris
oners
of
the
English.
tumes
as
they
serve
the
dinner.
The
following
were
accept
rd
a.
members
of
the
organization:
Eidora
Mostad,
president;
Inga
Foishelm.
vice-president;
El-
Carnie.
A
pleasant
evening
was
jGreunke;
Missionary
vision
.ifleanore
Storseth,
secretary:
LU
spent
playing
games
after
which
tne
L.D.R.
lAfrlcan,
Jewish.
Eski-!
Han
KnuUon.
treasurer;
Ethei
a
beautifully
decorated
basket
m0,
Chinese!,
Beatrice
Birtch.
i
KnuUon,
Connie
Conley.
lleatr.o
was
carried
in
containing
num-
During
the
performance
of
ihe
Uirtch,
Ruby
Anderson.
Evelyi.
n.iH
n's'-fllaneous
gifts
for
the
evenlng
the
traditional
torrh-
I
Anderson,
Ena
Qreunke.
Sylvt:i
Johnson.
Iris
Hanson.
IN
THE
SUPn.
COURT
OP
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IN
THE
MATTEK
Of
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
ind
IN
THE
1JATTEH
OF
THE
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by
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Honour
Judge
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was
un
the
31t
day
of
January.
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appoinud
Ad-
inuucuator
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smalwoxl
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who
cllml
on
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2nd
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service
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presided
overlay
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LIGHT.
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