1"!
ns
Praise
ed
Airmen
r
7
fllasile
work
y
Pai
y
i
f
'-he
ij
,
landing
ami-
ttmimrnial
to
three
-iuons
in
credited
by
:,
Ni'Wj
and
Infor-
w.
h
materially
u,i
bi
mr.a
nd--,
.,,
Island
in
nr
Ma.arr-:.
AUS-,
udent.
the
.q
n
Ldr
Parry
t
.
:e
a
con-
Irs'
Supplies
Ifi
Wax
Cam
pound
Bru;;lu
,
w';
Cups
lii
.urant
Supplies
!ATF.
DELIVERY
lUipcrt
Supply
House
Phone
G32
hood
Meal,
THE
ctory
White
Cooks
I
ar.
Experience
a
Trial
and
Es
tec
Yourself
centratlon
of
Japanese
huts,
so
accurately
that
New
Zealand
j
planes
laid
15
or
16
neavy
aorro;.
in
the
area
near
the
Oenga
river
mouth,
one
bomb
hitting
an
am-
imnnJ'ion
dump.
Pary
aij
led
bombers
to
concealed
enemy
bar,?e$
apd
to
enemy
positions
he
had
marked.
!
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE,
Eng..
Si
Bearded
James
Morrison,
83-year
old
pavement
artist
has
died
In
Newcastle
hqspltal,
leaving
about
$10,000
mostly
pennies
Irom
passerby
who
liked
his
drawings.
For
Results
try
a
Classified.
Hewt
for
p-
Cf''"'
Qr'omJmoktrtl
Oid'ru
0Pen
TC
'0,Jcco
?M"n
's
the
g
'-CnKce
1
Crnsh,
rois
"o
ol,cr
T
.
0
8v
llb"
Ufa
NOTICE
J.
H.
MAIR
has
been
appointed
sole
representative
of
NATIONAL
MONUMENTS
for
this
district.
Th
business
has
been
purchased
from
A.
Welxl
by
W.
Yule.
SAILINGS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
Tuesday
SS
Catala.
Friday
SS
Cardena
Sailings
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
every
ten
days.
Further
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
503
i
nv
i
PU'UK
LOOKING
FOR
ECONOMY.
here's
the
place
to
find
it.
For
ii
prices
are
always
right.
Come
in
i'
ynur
needs
and
browse
around,
for
psonal
or
household
articles.
You'll
enjoy
shopping
at
the
HE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
1
warfjonts
South
Africa
had
bpen,
ravaged
by
war
dqng
hpr
history,
but
hpr
ppople
did
not
know,
what
the
re
(ruction
of
modern
war
meant.
Even
on
a
basis
of
her
own
Interest
there
was
an
urgent
call
for
South
Africa
to
redouble
her
efforts,
he
said.
South
Africa
could
not
regain
'
pin.xnerity
unless
the
rest
of
the
j
world
recovered
from
Its
present
plight.
Improvement
of
Penal
System
Welfare
Minister
Lawrence
introduced
In
the
South
African
assembly
a
bill
to
Improve
the
i
penal
system
In
the
union
by
re-'
pealing
the
present
Work
Colon-
iips
Act
and
replacing
it
by
a
who
would
benefit
from
more
sympathetic
treatment.
The
bill
also
provides
for
the
establishment
of
different
types
of
work
colonies
to
accommodate
varying
types
of
offenders.
In
addition
to
habitual
beggars,
Corner
of
6th
and
Fulton
HALF
MOON
SNACK
(Manager,
George
Lum)
Specializing
In
Lunches
Chow
Mein
Chop
Suey
From
11
a.m.
to
3
a.m.
opposite
Sunrise
Grocery
ace
to
the
dairy
industry,
if
the
butter
shortage
forced
public
sale
of
the
substitute
it
should
be
tinted
green,
blue
or
pipk
in
order
to
prevent
its
being
pass-
Africa
to
Italy
without
feeling
c4
off
as
butter
by
unscrupulous
rebuked,
the
minister
said,
r.e-
dealers,
the
farmers,
urged.
The
ferrlng
to
his
recent
visit
ot
the
Rand
Dally
Mall
countered
edl-
torialjy
that
this
proposal
was
made
npt
so
much
to
prevent
fraud
a?
to
discredit
margarine
in
the
eyes
of
the
public.
U
D
WAFFLES
A
good
waffle
Is
so
crisp
that
It
can
be
lifted
by
a
pin
stuck
under
Its
crast.
A
waffle
Iron
which
heats
over
a
flame
quire
greasing
Just
like
a
griddle.
An
electric
waffle
Iron
requires
no
greasing,
except
at
first,
or
after
a
few
weeks
of
disuse.
The
Iron
should
be
heated
to
a
temperature
which
will
new
apt
to
widen
Its
scope.
The
nake
a
wauie
in
tnree
minuter,
new
act
would
provide
for
the
!
Mix
the
batter
while
the
lroi
transfer
from
prison
to
work
col-
ls
heating.
Measure
flour
into
onlcs
of
those
convlpted
persons
a
mixing
bowl
and
make
a
"well"
In
the
centre.
In
another
bowl
beat
eggs
and
combine
with
milk.
Pour
this
liquid
and
the
melted
butter
or
shortening
Into
the
flour
together.
Beat
to
a
smooth
batter.
Additional
Ingredients,
should
be
stirred
In
next
unless
now
consigned
to
work
colonies.
'
otherwise
specified.
the
bill's
provisions
would
send
to
these"
colonies
Inebriates,
drug
addicts
and
others
at
the
discretion
of
the
courts.
"A
large
number
ol
persons
sent
to
penal
institutions
are
not
really
criminally
minded,"
a
White
Paper
In
connection
with
the
bill
stated.
"They
have
committed
offences
becauso
of
cir-
crmstances
beyond
their
control
!
for
Instance
poverty
and
un-!
employment.
These
persons
;
should
be
sent
to
Institutions
such
as
a
work
colony
where
they
can
be
treated
according
to
their
individual
needs
and
not
merely
punished
as
would
be
the
case
If
they
were
kept
In
prison."
'Margarine
Is
Not
Being
Sold
Margarine
will
definitely
not
be
on
sale
to
the
general
public
In
South
Africa,
Agricultural
Minister
Strauss
announced
fol-
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
If
pain
Chiropractic!
If
nerves
doubly
sol
Smith
Block
Green
095
Pour
enough
batter
Into
the
centre
of
the
Iron
to
fill
grids,
V
cup
batter
is
right
for
average
Iron.
If
cup
Is
first
brushed
with
melted
butter
or
shorten
ing,
all
the
batter
will
run
out.
Waffles
should
bo
served
as
soon
as
they
are
ready.
Never
stack
them,
or
they'll
lose
crlsp-npss.
2
cups
pancake
flour
1
egg,
well
beaten
2
cups
water
or
milk
2
tablespoons
mplted
butter
or
shortening
Mix
and
bake
according
to
general
directions.
Six
waffles.
CFPR
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Dial
1240
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(Subject
to
change)
.
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7:30
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8:00
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8:30
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8:30
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9:00
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9:15
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9:30
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9:45
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10:00
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10:15
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10:30
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10:45
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11:00
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11:15
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11:33
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11:35
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11:30
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11:45
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12:30
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12:45
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Silent
lr
The
"Push"
has
opened
again
on
the
western
front
and
Canadians
have
a
big
part
to
play
In
It.
Here
is
one
of
the
many
Amphibious
Alligators
manned
by
the
Canadians,
as
It
takes
to
the
Lowland
flood
waters
S.
AFRICANS
ARE
CHIDED
Minister
Says
War
Effort
On
Home
Front
Slackened
In
Past
Two
Years
i
lowing
a
behind-the-scenes
bat-
,
I
tie
brought
on
by
the
govern-1
ment's
announcement
that
a
certain
amount
of
the
butter
substitute
would
be
permitted
In
the
Union
to
alleviate
the
butter
shortage.
There
would
be
no
danger
that
the
margarine
industry
would
CAPE
TOWN,
March.
7
P
harm
dairy
farming
as
its
disT
Finance
Minister
Hofmeyr
crltl-
tribution
would
be
under
the
elzed
South
Africans
for
their
control
of
the
dairy
board,
the
attitude
toward
the
war
during
minister
said.
The
original
of-the
past
twq
years.
I
ilclal
announcement
said
mar-
Addrcsslng
a
meeting
here,
garlnc
would
not
be
sold
in
shops
the
minister
said
that
for
many
but
would
be
distributed
through
South
Africans
the
war
had
come
I
er
Income
brackets,
to
be
"not
a
chance
to
service,
the
Social
Welfare
Department
but
rather
an
annpyance
and
a
only
tp
needy
persons
In
the
low
-nuisance."
'
Farmers
strongly
opposed
the
"We
have
allowed
ourselves
to
open
sale
of
margarine
as
a
men-
think
in
terms
of
contraction
of
effort
rather
than
of
summoning
our
last
reserves
for
a
.supreme
achievement."
No
one
could
go
from
South
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
IS
FIRST
PATIENT
MaJ.
(ieraldine
IVIalloiicy
Hack
From
Overseas
Finds
uakville
Convalescent
Jlnme
Along
lines
She
Planned
By
HA&EL
DEAN
Cqnadltn
rtn
Staff
Writer
TORONTO,
torch
7
ii
-While
Major
Oeraldine
Malloney
of
TojaUo
was
serving
overseas
with
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps,
she
spent
a
lot
oi
time
considering
the
need
for
a
convalecent
home
for
service-women
back
In
Oanaaa,
dui
snr
never
hoped
to
initiate
one-
Her
thoughts
bec&me
a
realty
la.ii'.
month
with
opening
of
two
Women's
Services
IIe:in
Cenre-at
nearby
Oakvllle
ana
at
Harri
son
HoUprlngs.
B.C.
Major
Mal-Q.
If
one
Is
a
stranger
to
the
loney
promptly
turnec
up
as
th"
bride,
but
Is
well
acquainted
with
Oakyille
centre's
first
patient.
the
bridegroom,
wouiiTnt
it
be
all
"Centres
like
these
were
MaJ-richt
to
send
ha
weddlnar
clft
to
Malloney's
brain
child,"
said
the
grocm?
MaJ.
D.
S.
Kdber,
commanding
A.
.
No,
this
should
never
be
officer
at
the
Oakyli:e
es:atilsh-
done.
It
should
be
sent
to
the
rneait.
"So
it
seeded
raider
fit-
brJde's
home,
even
Is
she
is
a
ting
that
thp
first
C.V.A.C.
meui-
strAnger,
Q.-
If
the
tahle
is
set
with
the
dinner
napkin
at
the
:e.
or
the
plate,
where
shouldV
the
opsn
corner
of
the
napkin
placed?
A.
The
open
corner
should
be
the
lower
righWiand
corrter,
nearest
the
plate.
Q.
To.
which
one
should
a
re
of
two
or
more
hostesses
appear
on
an
Invitation?
A.
To
the
one
at
whose
home
the
affair
is
to
be
given.
WHERE
THERE'S
A
WILL
cal
health
officer
s:iou:a
turn
up
here
as
a
patient
when
siu
returned
from
overseas.-
As.
the
firss
weman
doctor
in
the
Canadian
Army
MaJ.
Mal-Iqney
foresaw
a
day
when
women's
perswincl
of
the
three
branches
of
the
service
woul,-1
need
a
"rest
cure"
as
badly
as
ply
toe
addressed
when
t:ie
names
thpir
bothcrs-ln-anns.
The
newly-openti
centres
Harrison
Hot
Springs
and
Oakvllle
wpre
not
estabiisliea
rjr
overseas,
veterans
or-?y,
however.
The
No,
2
centre
at
OakvilU
serves
women's
personnel
In
districts
of
Toronto,
London,
Peta-
,wawa
and
Camn
Boreen,
Girt..
ROTHES,
Scotland,
P'
Thom-
and
Montreal.
With
a
caoacity
as
Llewellyn
of
the
iloyal
Army
for
200
patients,
the
eaia'onsh-Medlcal
Corps,
wed
his
Scottish
mpnl;
providfs
convalesce!
care
bride,
Rose
Phyllis
Bateson,
on
for
post-hospital
patipnts
a?
weij
the
road
to
church.
The
road
as
rest
periods
for
servicewomen
I
Prince
Rupert
Bp
YESTERDAY...
Yi...
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
March
7,
1945
will
serve
more
and
mora
uver
sras
veterans
as
time
goes
on.
"Probably
our
patients
will
be
100
percent
overseas
personal
shortly,"
she
explains.
One
of
the
first
woman
veterans
to
come
to
Oakvllle
from
overseas
was
Cpl.
Mary
Moynl-han,
recently
returned
from
a
tour
with
th?
Army
show.
MaJ.
Kober
fays
she
had
"a
good
rest"
at
the
centre
where
army
routine
plays
spcond
flddje
to
rresh
a:r.
sunshine
and
plenty
of
sleep.
The
ceni.e
;s
a
rar
cry
frran
the
usual
army
hospital.
Although
Oakvllle
doesn't
take
bed
patients
as
a
rule,
there
are
a
rew
"sick
rooms,"
to
be
used
temporarily
for
patients
suffering
colds
or
minor
ailments.
Beds
are
tucked
in
with
Drlglit
patchwork
quilts
and
bed
lamps
are
gaily
shaded
to
match
printed
drapes.
Flower
pictures
adorn
cream-colored
walls.
And
there
is
no
antiseptic
odor
about
the
place.
This
summer
the
centre
win
serve
not
only
as
a
convalescent
was
blocked
with
snow
so
tne
whose
nerves
are
fraying
irom
home
but
as
a
week-end
retreat
minister.
Rev.
William
Hannah,
hard
work
and
office
routine.
for
servicewomen
who
enjay
sa.
Id.
he
would
marry
them
wher
-
Boon
To
'
i
country
life.
Rooms
no:
in
use
ever
hp
met
them.
He
kept
his
Veterans
.
for
patients
will
be
given
over.
word.
MaJ.
Kober
believes
the
centre
tree
of
chares,
to
holidaying
PAGE
FIYE
.
kw-a
j
m
la
mi
1
1
i;
s.
Wrens
and
airwomen.
MaJ.
Kober
heped
the
visiting
seivlcewomen
will
spread
th,e
news
the
Oakvllle
establishment
Isn't
Jua;
a
"hospital
farm"
but
a
pleasant,
homelike
retreat
from
the
military
world
or
slx-ojclpck
rising
and
roue
marches.
LONDON,
00
Professor
O.
M.
Bennett,
ehem:stjry
profpjsdr
.al
Univnrcltv
ql
Lpndon,
has-hew"
appointed
government
chemist
succeeding
the
late.
Sir
Jdhn:Fax.--
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA"
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE"
'
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
ALEXANDER
DUNCAN,
DECEASED.
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Ills
Honour
Judge
Fisher.
Local'
Judge-.of'
the
Supreme
Court
of
BrlWsh
Colum-'
bla,
I
was
on
the
15th
day
of.Pebni-.
.-
ary.
a.u.
1B4S.
appointed
Aanunis
.
trator
of
the
Estate
of
Alexander."'.
Duncan,
who
died
on
the
snt.n
-finv---
n
of
November.
1944.
All'
persons-
tore
.
V,
oeDtea
to
tne
said
estate:
are
re
quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
;
vthelr
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
;84itl:
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
jller
theni
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
March,
1945.
falling
which
distribution
will-
be
made
having
regard
only
to-
-such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
TiC.
this
15th
day
of
February,
A.D.
1945!
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NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,-Prince
Rupert.
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SERVING
HUMANITY
The
Order
of
St.
John,
which
controls
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Association
and
Brigade,
was
founded
in
the
eleventh
century
with
a
motto
which
perfectly
describes
its
activities
"Pro
UtilitateHominum"
for
the
service
of
mankind.
In
1099
its
members
restored
the
old
hospital
of
St.
John
in
Jerusalem
and
provided
Brothers
to
attend
the
sick;
these
trained
men
were
the
forerunners
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Brigade
which
today
renders
a
First
Aid
and
Nursing
Service
throughout
Canada
and
the
British
Empire.
Dedicated
to
serving
humanity,
the
Order
of
St.
John
carries
on
its
great
work
in
war
arid
in
peace.
Through
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Association
it
teaches
the
science
of
First
Aid
and
Home
Nursing;
through
the
Brigade
its
members
put
this
instruction
to
practical
use,
rendering
public
service
wherever
disaster
may
strike
or
injuries
be
suffered.
Many
centuries
have
passed
since
the
Order
began
its
work.
The
world
has
changed
and
is
changing,
but
the
motto
of
the
Order
of
St.
John
stands
and
will
always
stand
unchanged
arid
timeless
"Pro
Utilitate
Hominum".
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SUPPORT
THE
RED
CROSS
CAMPAIGN
IN
WHICH
WE
SHARE
UNDER
WAR
SERVICE
REGULATIONS
Complete
details
may
be
obtained
from
MRS.
RICHARD
S.
WQODS,
Honorary-Secretary,
St.
John
Ambulance
Association,
8(50
Summit
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
IJ.C,
Phone
38,
or
by
writing
to
tjic
Provincial
Hranch,
St.
John
Ambulance
Association,
101-2
Union
Uuilding,
Victoria,
IJ.C.
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