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Edition
THE
DAILY
.NEWS
Prince
Rupert
.Monday,
.April
.30;
1945
ubUshed
emyJternoon
except
Bun-lay
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
limited.
Third
-Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
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Columbia,
a.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
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ABC.
Beware
of
Betrayers
.
.
.
TVintr
cVin
T?nn4r
IVT11
conl
?n
!
in
-flip
same
or
likewise
for
Adolf
Hitler
in
a
:lay
or
so
unless,
as
they
say
has
happened,
he
has
already
died
in
Jiisun-derground
rat
Jiole
in
Berlin.
Thus
comes,
retribution
at
longJast
for
the
arch
traitors
for
the
betrayers
of
their
people
for
the
men
who
sowed
the
seeds
of
their
fanatical
lust
for
power
in
the
soil
of
their
people's
discontent.
They
die
in
dishonor
and
the
deepest
of
ignominy.
And
there
is
something
pitiful
and
pathetic
about
it
all
even,
if
there
may
be
rsome
grim
f
eeli-ing
of
satisfaction
within
the
irony.
How
different
it
could
have
been
fdiJMussolini
and
Hitler
too
if,
after
aEih'ing
ihe
great
power
that
became
thfrs,
they
might
have
used
it
in
dif
frjnt
directions!
knows
that
these
dictators
ht
their
day.
have
been
inspired
with
sfiliie
measure
of
.sincerity
and
good
irjjention
for
their
people?
Ml
t
Those
vho
consider
the
history
of
Hitler
and
Mussolini
may
moralize
against
the
danger
of
being
deluded
by
seeming'
good
intentions
into
just
such
deadly
and
terrible
conditions
as
culminated
in
these
tragedies
of
Germany
and
Italy.
'We
might
well
reflect
upon
that
before
we
embark
upon
political
experimentations
ourselves.
Who
seriously
believed,
a
seeming
we
do
not
sow
these
very
days
such
seeds
as
have
destroyed
these
sick
.and
demented
dictators
and
their
deluded
peoples.
Literally...
e
"THE
LIEN'S
SHOP"
Here
to
serve
the
public
YORK
CONSTRUCTION
Building,
Materials,
Estimates
General
Building
Nothing
too
big
or
too
email
PHONE
BLACK
884
Quality
Repairs
at
.Economy
Jrloes
Just
a
Little
Premature
.
.
.
We
had
the
war
in
Europe
almost
over
Saturday,
night.
It
was
something
of
a
rehearsal
of
the
"V-E
Day"
proceedings.
Even
here
in
the
Daily
News
office
the
telephones
were
jingling
with
calls
-rf
vrnrck
Vian
iri
rr
Vm
wimnvp4hol
flat-
that'
a
great
day
and
great
hour
had
come.
It
was
somewhat
of
a
letdown
to
be
sure
to
be
later
advised
that
it
was
a
false
.alarm.
But
we
know
that
the
event
cannot
be
far
removed
even
if
it
may
come
somewhat
anticlimatically
in
these
days
of
such
quickly
succeeding
world
shaking
events.
Ontario
Elections
.
.
.
What
political
parties
in
Ontario
think
about
their
own
chances
in
the!
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
3rd
St.
(Near
the
Post
Office)
.
shipwrecked
off
an
island
ap
proximately
42
longitude
49
latitude.
.Ssnd
help
at
once.
.We
are
standing
by.
Survivors
at
the
!
Florida
Maru."
The
Florida
Maru,
a
Jabanese
ship,
had
called
at
Miclorja
aev-.
eral
times
before
1941
but
there
was
no
record
lure
of
it
having
"
been
wrecked.
LETTERBOX
QUALITY
OF
BREAD
Editor,
Dally
News:
A
news
dispatch
datellned
Terrace.
April
26,
With
the
iieadlns
U1
"l""6
.
-Baker
Having
Difficulty"
calls,
many
had
surrendered
unconditionally
,
we
think,
for
a
reply
from
one
to
all
the
Allies
and
wishing
confir-
directly
associated
with
.and
la
mation.
ilie
bakery
production
at
Prince
When
no
Jess
n
person
that
Sena-
"p.
tor
Tom
Connelly,
chairman
of
xhe
.Prince
Rupert,
we
think,
has
undergone
one
of
the
.most
rapid
in
Uted
st.at?s
relations
com-,
Increases
in
population
of
back,
hanged
his
bodyby
the
toes
the
any
and
ltee
a
vice-chairman
of
the
United
Icity
m
the
Dominion,
when
the
oublic
square
at
Milan
yesterday
lion
rhp
vAmninc
rWn
nnH
kirkpd
states
aeiegaie
to
me
aan
rrancigco
,paui
c
.lien
put
cut
the
jmains
dow
n
ana
KicKea
..
enM"1
three
bak-
.ecunty.conierence,
p0nfPPP11pp
came
flmp
thrnnp-h
tnrougn
with
witn
ind
spat
upon
.
'
.them.
They
will
.....
do
.
the
Mtetln8at0
pubUc
demzn
t
nil
oiinnlitiiamonf
"T
th(i
L71
1
won
(Wip
"u.v.ii,
i
ic
funumv.1,
Shortly
alter
activity
commenced
mere
Was
some
JUStlllcatlOn
to
Dejieve.one
of
these
bakeries
was
lost
to
the
civilian
trade
by
being
taken
over
by
the
armed
forces,
thus
leaving
only
two
bakeries
to
cater
to
the
Increasing
trade.
At
the
apex
our
population
was
around
22,030
civilians
and
we
received
every
consideration
at
the
hands
of
the
ration
administration
when
we
required
sufficient
rationed
supplies
to
serve
our
i
trade.
This
-article
is
misleading
m
that
it
attempts
to
create
an
NAMED
DIRECTOR
H
A.
Ashton
was
elected
a
dlr
ector
of
Canadian
Oil
Com
panles
.Limited
at
the
.annual
meeting.
Mr.
Ashton
is
President
of
Canadian
Wallpaper
Manufacturers
Limited.
lie
has
been
associated
.with
this
company
since
its
inception,
coming
out
from
England
in
1927.
ATMOSPHERIC
INSTRUMENT
The
barometer
and
llie
thermometer
were
developed
In
the
Impression
that
a
higher
quality
17lh
century-of
bread
is
being
turned
out
by
the
Terrace
bakery
than
by
other
made
w
se,wc,
Prlnce
Uu.
forthcoming
provincial
election
makes
Jd,u!"
&
po1
w
A
test
conducted
by
a
flour
mill-
i
A
.
ti
ia?
i.
,
compelled
to
keer
on
uslne
other
LOCAL
FLIER
(Continued
lrom
Page
1)
Man
who
had
Just
recovered
from
a
Jive-week
bout
with
malaria
In
India.
"The
climate
Is
temperate
and
dry.
The
villa
sits
on
a
knoll
overlooking
a
beautiful
lake
with
high
peaks
on
all
.sides.
The
radio
and
electric
lights
made
us
feel
at
home.
The
Colonel
remarked
that
the
place
reminded
him
of
a
.mansion
back
In
Vermont
The
governor's
on,
who
was
a
chemical
engineer,
showed
the
fliers
two
alcohol
distilling
plants
in
the
valley
which
provided
much
of
the
base
for
China's
munitions
Industry.
Two
crops
are
grown
each
year,
the
first,
wheat
and
com,
being
used
for
.distillation
of
alcohol,
and
the
second,
rice,
for
food
for
the
.people.
In
a
neaiby
village
Capt.
Mali
and
his
companion
discovered
members
of
a
hill
tribe
known
as
interesting
reading.
Predictions
fol-
in"
company
recently
in
which
a
lZZ
w"
L
i
kind
pc-ople.
honest,and
with
-
UllllK.
SUUIl
ttUVCI
using
U
U1C
UCOi
Conservatives
.
(38
seats
in
the
last
obtained
by
the
Terrace
bakery
means
of
creaUng
goodwill
to-
House)
"Ontario
is
traditionally
con-iSf.
b,ete"nT
nfJ.f
wards
the
WarUme
prices
and
servative.
with
both
a
small
V
and
a
ITf1
4ri
Ti.
j
1
penence
uicy
nave
aiwavs
ihuwii
capital
C.
Its
pendulum
IS
now
SWing-
dispatch
.
to
.be
fair
to
the
public
.
..
nsideratlon
for
falrand
equit-
incr
hnolf
in
nnrm!ilrv
n-ffoi
nno
n
tu-n
iSnd
others
concerned
should
i
t.t
,
f
n
mo
became
.so
fanatical,
so
gross
and
hysterical
lurches
in
other
.directions.
iave
Plnted
"V,n
e
t"
in
supply.
Theirs
is
a
sgcompletely
drunk
with
power
and
Another
eight
seats
would
ive.4is
.a,cSduaml28i3I,',0
b"llaf
?wen
done"
for
tast
that
was
imposed
in
them,
nuht
clear
majority.
We'll
win
that
manv!
mine
their
own
brand
of
flour1
v,
A
nnt
and
10
more.
'and
tests
were
made
according
!onlv
for
lh.
vn
uv
t-
find
1943
debacle
-would
never
have
hau-i
pened
to
us
if
Mitch
had
been
at
the
helm.
We'll
win
20
seats
back
from
the-C.C.F.
and
another
ten
from
the
Conservatives.
It's
in
the
bag."
C.C.F.
(32
seats
in
the
.last
House)
"Ours
is
the
coming
party
in
every
part
of
Canada.
We
only
struck
our
stride
in
1943:
this
timp
wpVp
rpnlhr
renin
n-
few
yearajago,-.
although
some;.
might.-
places.
We
were
Dreoared
to
takexovor
have
been
predicting
these
very
events,
from
Drew
and
function
even
as
a
.mi-thai
such
things
would
have
happened
nority
government
but
after
June
we'll
to
Italy
and
Germany
and
the
leaders
havTe
a
clear
majority:"
whom
they
worshipped
and
fawned
to.
Labor-Propressives:
"We
had
two-
members
in
the
last
House
and
as
our
In
winning
our
victory
now
.and
party
wasn't
organized
until
the
1943
with
the
peace
of
the
world
again
in
.
election
that
wasn't
a
bad
batting
av-sight,
we
would
do
well
to
ensure
that
-erage.
'We
plan
to
nominate
37
candi
dates
in
mis
campaign
and
hope
to
elect
as
good
a
percentage.
We
obviously
can't
get
a
majority
in
a
House
of
90
but
we
will
prohably
hold
the
balance
.
of
power."
"An
Investment
In..
Good
Appearance"
"'
Liberals
(16
Seats
in
the
last
House)
10
the
"lc.ial
method
f
the
Am-
oul
any
improvements-whlch
can
"Mitch
HeDburn
is
.unltahlfe
nw-l"tt?
l
f1"!?:
.
be
made
and
certainly
Is
no.
Jor
tiVulnrW
nmv
fVint
ha
W
c.A.l
!:.e'u.:.
SoTJZ:
publication.
It
Isn't
lair
to
uie
7
J
ow"
'
who
scored
the
bread.
,r
,
y
people
feuding
with
Mackenzie
King.
That
and
our
imWnrw
PTank
Mr.
aliat.
You'll
agree
when
you
see
our
range
of
.Spring
Topcoats.
And
there's
.a
.real
choice
in
fine
fabrics
this
season,
including
.GABARDINES
COVERTS
MANX
TWEEDS
FLEECES
HOMESPUNS
POLO
CLOTHS
Priced
from
$27.50
to
.-$52.50
JAP
BOTTLE
NOTE
FOUND
VICTORIA,
April
28
'ti-A
b-er
bottle
wi
h
a
.not'
.
;!?!
dated
July
30,
1941,
was
Ii
und
off
Saan
i
ich
Inlet
last
Sunday,
it
is
dls-
idosed
here.
The
note:
"Vie
:ar
percent,
U
Siisuny
uciwrr
rrvum
.
this
R.
MURRAY.
mail
-
w
.
-
-
cut
'fnm
th
statement
made
J
that
unless
the
Price?
Board
can
Lolos
who
had
come
down
to
purchxse
supplies.
These
Lolos
are
fierce
tribesmen
who
live
.in
the
border
regions
belwtwn
China
and
Tibet,"
he
-Maid.
"Many
an
airman
has
balled
out
in
their
t"trilory
never
to
be
seen
atain.
However,
I
Jound
them
obliging"
when
I
asked
thrin
to
pot
for
photographs."
"Unlike
.the
Lolos.
the
Tibet
ans
are
not
warlike.
They
are
j
low:
'KZrrnfMientifnW
"
need
philosophy,
Their
attitudes
make
the
coun
I
try
a
eal
Shangri-La
to
outsiders."
In
discussion
with
the
governor
a
former
warlord
who
had
adopted
a
firm
attachment
to
Chiang
Kal
Chek,
Capt
Mali
learned
that
despite
JU
close
I
relationship
with
China.
Tibd's
background
Is
closely
linked
with
that
uf
Burma.
The
governors
son.
who
naa
marnea
a
Ti
betan
princess
during
a
wven-
year
exile
from
China,
explained
that
the
Tibetan
alphabet,
which
)
!
consists
of
40
characters
was
i
i
brought
from
Burma
by
a
Llamu
in
the
fifteenth
century
Much
Manager.
Prince
Rupert
of
their
religious
statuary
au
Bakery
shows
a
Burmese
Influence.
FIAYER'S
MUD
Plain
-
hav
'"W.tproor
paper
which
doi
Rot
Hick
to
It
Ufti.
vi
&'?s?SK4ite:liJt-
i
tMlSJ
AMERICA.,
;t7tU
39"
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the
famous
"SAILOR"
trademork
is
rtcogniied
as
a
guarantee
of
unfailing
quality.
Delmort
Frozen
Fruits
;md'
Vegetables
Raspberries,
Strawberries,
Sliced
Peaches.
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f
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PRINCE
RUPERT
BC
IIY
anybody
back
home
hu
to
lie
asked
to
buy
a
Victory
Bond!
Maybe
if
you
were
crouched
here
waiting
...
.
wondering
if
some
bullet
had
your
name
on
it
.
.
.
you'd
sec
things
different
I
Be
mighty
glad
to
lend
your
last
dollar
to
wind
up
this
grim
business
in
a
hurry
.
.
.
and
get
luck
to
a
sane
way
of
livingagainl
'
QnvAit
in.
tAz
Bat"
BUY
VICTORY
61
RUPERT
BAKERY
OYST0
SUNRISE
CO.
LTD.
The
date
for
payment
of
v-,r
J944
Ii
been
extended
to
Aueu
'
2'
bit
must
be
filed
by
April
30.
-
Tax
Rrrvlce
by
Expf't
GEORGE
RORIE
&C
Uesner
Block
-In
i,o
fiirirtv
honners
and
com
10
jr
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I
f.n.
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pvrrvday
nccfl
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siure
is
iu'u
wim
ims.
And
eestlons-wlth
sparkling
new
PprB
will
please
your
budcet.
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in
and
THE
VARIETY
0
"Where
Your
Dlme.1
Are
diHplayed
in
our
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Little
-
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nff
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and
see
the
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