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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Eupert
Thursday,
March
15,
1945
Pufflshfd
evert
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited,
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Avenue,
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Rupert,
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Columbia
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
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MEMBER
AB
C.
Sp
Cross
Appeal
...
plnsteari
of
11
separate
campaigns
f&ahe
relief
of
the
people
of
11
Allied
StJons)
there
will
be
held
this
year
jUHFone
national
drive,
that
of
the
Can-apian
lied
Cross
which
is
now
under
way'
in
all
parts
of
Canada.
Of
the
total
1945
budget
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross,
$8,000,000
has
been
earmarked
for
distribution
among
the
11
national
funds
in
Canada,
combined
after
nearly
15
months
of
effort,
into
the
Canadian
United
Allied
Relief
Fund,
known
as
CUARF.
The
Red
Cross
Society's
total
budget
for
1915
is
$22,000,000,
and
the
national
appeal
for
funds
now
underway
is
designed
to
raise
$10,000,000
by
public
subscription.
A
big
job
of
the
lied
Cross
is
the
packing
of
some
14,000
parcels
each
week
for
prisoners
of
-war.
Government
grants
and
contributions
from
the
Red
Cross
Societies
6f
other
nations
help
to
finance
this
gigantic
project,
which
costs
$20,020,-
000
annually.
It
costs
$2.75
to
send
a
Red
Cross
parcel
to
a
prisoner
of
war.
1
The
objective
for
Prince
Rupert
in
this
Red
Cross
campaign
is
$15,000,
Enough
to
send
5,111
parcels
to
war
prisoners.
The
people
of
Prince
Ru-jiert
have
never
let
the
Red
Cross
down,
and
by
a
continuation
of
their
generous
support
they
can
help
this
noble
cause
to
continue
their
aid
to
millions
of
people
in
Allied
countries
who
are
destitute;
to
suffering
wounded
soldiers;
to
prisoners
of
war.
Where
the
CCF
Leads
.
.
.
Winnipeg
Tribune
thinks
is
it
about
time
that
other
parties
in
Canada
woke
up
to
the
activity
and
excellence
of
the
CCF
organization
throughout
Canada,
including
the
party
machine
for
electing
candidates.
This
has
been
demonstrated
again
and
again.
In
the
recent
by-election
in
Grey
North
unfavorable
territory
for
the
CCF
it
was
commonly
conceded
that
that
party's
organization
was
vastly
superior
to
tliose
of
its
Liberal
and
Progressive
Conservative
opponents.
The
CCF
organizes,
to
a
considerable
extent,
upon
the
lines
of
the
American
party
machines
with
their
"precinct
committeemen"
for
almost
every
block
in
the
cities
and
for
manageable
areas
in
the
country.
The
CCF
believes
in
the
house
to
house
canvass
and
its
workers
concentrate
particularly
upon
all
doubtful
voters.
Once
the
boubter
has
been
gathered
into
their
fold,
the
party
canvassers
proceed
to
work
upon
his
relatives.
They
leave
nothing
to
chance.
That
is
how
they
induce
many
non-social
isls
to
join
what
is
essentially
a
sqcialist'party.
During
the
last
Ontario
election,
many
Prograssive
Conservatives
and
Liberals
reported
that
they
had
been
canvassed
by
CCF
workers
not
by
their
own
party.
All
this,
surely,
should
give
other
parties
something
to
think
about.
They
simply
are
not
matching
the
CCF
in
constituency
organization
and
ia
.
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HOSE
fine
young
men
you
sent
to
war,
two
yean
ago,
five
yean
ago,
How
far
away
are
they
now
lailori,
loldieri,
airmen?
They
are
only
as
far
away
at
your
letter
box.
Have
you
written
to
them
lately,
told
them
all
the
new
of
home,
or
have
your
letters
fallen
off?
Brighten
up
their
difficult
days
and
nights
and
shorten
the
distance
between
you
by
letters.
Send
them
news
as
well
as
ammunition.
Let
them
know
they
are
not
forgotten
.
.
.
that
the
homes
and
the
Jobs
they
are
fighting
for
are
still
here
awaiting
their
return.
Write
your
sailor,
soldier,
airman
tonight.
An
airgraph
(5c)
or
an
air
letter
(10c)
will
be
delivered
anywhere
overseas
in
a
few
days.
Tl.il
mctm
womtn,
too
.
.
.
all
th
bravo
womtn
away
from
homt
doing
luch
a
vital;'
and
splendid
job
In
to
many
btanchai
of
tht
itrvlcti.
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SERVICE
TERRACE
BOARD
HAVING
REVIVAL
TfRRACE,
March
15
The
Terrace
Board
of
Trade,
held
Its
monthly
meeting
in
Terrace
Hotel
on
T
uesday
with
a
lull
attendance.
Harry
King
presiding
Is
experiencing
a
revival
of
Interest
on
the
part
ot
the
public
Several
new
members
were
enrolled
at
this
meeting
anci
more
names
were
proposed.
They
will.
In
due
course,
be
added
to
the
membership.
Several
live
topics
came
Op
for
discussion,
two
most
urgent
at
the
moment
being
a
rumor
that
the
railway
U
contemplating
a
reduction
of
trains
and
the
,
other
a
proposal
concerning
cer-
tain
;port
fish.
I
It
was
said
that
steps
are
pro-
posed
by
the
canning
Interests
to
acu.se
the
destruction
of
cut-'
throat
trout
In
the
Interests
of
'
salmon,
the
idea
being
that
the
trout
eat
up
the
salmon
dry.
The
i
meeting
went
on
record
as
being
i
emphatically
against
any
such
.
move,
claiming
that
if
the
younr
fry
are
being
thus
destroyed,
the
.
hatcheries
should
be
re-established.
Also
It
was
pointed
ou'
that
great
havoc
Is
causci'
among
mature
salmon
by
the
(
hair
seals,
which
havoc
Is
a
muc.
more
potent
cause
of
any
decline
In
the
salmon
runs.
The
meetiu
endorsed
a
resolution
from
Prince
Oeoige
ou
thjj
subject,
t
The
board
Is
sponsoring
an
'
advertising
or
publicity
campaign,
the
objective
bring
the
production
of
suitable
literature,
with
map
and
perhaps
photos
d
:
lf!ied
to
draw
business
from
the
tourist
visitors
that
are
likely
after
ihe
war.
It
was
felt
that
now
is
the
time
to
n,ei
Uiese
things
ready
and,
as
the
Asosi-at"!
Uo.i'ds
of
Trade
will
be
holding
their
convention
in
May
next,
Terrace
board
hopes
to
brlnv.
to
that
convention
their
contribution
writing
up
Terrace
and
vicinity.
It
Is
Hoped
otlirr
districts
covered
by
the
Associated
boards
will
do
the
same
and
thus
produce
a
suitable
folder
or
pamphli
UK
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STORE'S
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Clearance
Sale
of
HIGH
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WOMEN'S
SHOES
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Full
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you
have
not
already
got
what
you
wanted,
come
in
again
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New
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stock
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y
Dependability
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watchwords
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filling
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while
every
prescription
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a
mattci
of
life
or
death,
we
fill
It
a
though
It
were.
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msc
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purest
and
finest
quaiuy
nnic-
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accuracy.
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na:
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