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FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
.
.
.
.
VTefinesdar.'May
30.
1915
TENDERS
FOR
COAL
(Western
Provinces)
TENDERS
addressed
to
the
5EALED
undersigned,
and
endorsed
"Tender
Xor
Coal
tor
Western
Provinces."
wUl
be
received
untU
3
n.m.
(E.1.K.T.).
Weliieluv,
Junr
IS.
1845.
lor
the
supply
oi
coal
for
the
Dominion
'
Buildings'
and
Experimental
Farms
and
Stations,
throughout
the
Prov---incer.
ot
Manitoba.
Saskatchewan,
Alberta
and
British
Columbia.
Forms
or
tender
with
specifications
and
conditions
attached
can
be
'
obtained
Irom
the
Purchasing
Agent.
Department
ot
Public
Works.
Ottawa;
the
District
Resident
Architect.
Winnipeg,
Man.;
tne
District
Resident
Architect.
Saskatoon,
Sask.:
the
District
Resident
Architect.
Calgary.
Alta.;
and
the
District
Resident
Architect,
Victoria.
B.C.
Tenders
'sheuld
be
made
on
the
forms
supplied
by
the
Department
and
In
accordance
with
departmental
sijecUlcatlons
and
conditions
attached
thereto.
Coal
dealers'
licence
numbers
must
be
given
when
tendering.
The
Department
reserves
the
right
to
demand
from
any
successful
tenderer,
before
awarding
the
order,
a
ecuritj-
deposit
In
tne
form
of
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
In
Canada,
made
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Public
Works,
.equal
to
10
per
cent
of
the
amount
of
the
tender,
or
Bearer
Bonds
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
and
Its
constituent
companies
nncondltlonally
guaranteed
as
to
principle
and
interest
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
or
the
aforementioned
bonds
and
a
certified
cheque.
If
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount.
By
order,
J.
M.
SOMMERVILLE.
Secretary.
Department
of
Public
Works,
Ottawa,
May
17.
1945.
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VICTORIA
DAY
AT
TERRACE
Excellent
.Celebration
at
Interior
Town
Features
Sports
and
Ball
Games
TERRACE,
May
30
Victoria
Day
was
bright
and
sunny
in
Terrace.
Cnildren's
sports,
under
the
direction
oi
Mr.
ixioeau
ana
Rev.
R.
Hills,
cccnmenced
in
the
morning
In
the
toall
park.
They
lasted
until
12:30
and
created
a
.Treat
deal
cf
Interest.
There
was
a
fine
turn-out
and
all
seemed
pleased
with
the
prizes,
these
having
been
donated
by
Gordon
Temole.
Emil
Hausland.
the
various
town
organizations
and
the
village
commissioners.
In
the
afternoon
a
hardball
game
was
started
'with
picked
teams
irctn
n
town,
ana
Air
Force.
Bill
Fisher
was
umpire.
Those
on
the
teams
'were.
Town
Fred
Thomas.
Bill
Richmond,
Cecil
Lever,
'Ourly"
Casey.
Huo
Johnson,
Dudley
Little.
Jchnny
Gordon,
Ford
Jackson,
"Red"
Reynolds.
Air
Force
Mike
McFadden,
Don
Thomas.
Dave
Feu?lsb?irg,
Corporal
Wray.
"Red"
Kidd,
Dick
Zinger,
L.A.C.
Griffiths,
Al
Wheeler,
L.A.C.
Bruce.
There
were
moments
of
Intense
excitement
throughout
the
game
and
some
really
fine
play-irs3
by
both
sides.
At
the
end'ol
the
ninth
inning
the
score
was
5-5
so
each
side
good-naturedly
eheeired
its
orroonents
and
the
crowd
dispersed.
In
the
evening,
there
were
two
mere
ball
games
with
women
and
High
School
pupils
participating.
Also
a
much
enjoyed
dance
took
ralace
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
and
a
Bov
Scout
dance
in
the
Anglican
Church
Hall
to
which
the
Bay
Scouts
Invited
their
ycun
friends.
All
in
all,
the
day
was
a
busy
and
a
happy
one
for
the
Terrace
ipeople.
QUEENSLAND
HIGHWAYS
BRISBANE,
Australia,
South
Quesnsland
will
be
linked
with
the
morh
by
three
trunk
roads.
The
inland
road
from
Esk
to
Charters
Towers
has
been
f
in-Led,
and
the
coastal
road
be
tween
Brisbane
and
Calms
can
be
made
an
all-weather
road.
Ths
third
will
link
CharleVille'
with
Darwin
and
other
parts
of
ithe
Northern
Territory.
AREA
OF
BAVARIA
Bavaria
is
the
second
largest
Elate
of
Germany,
with
an
area
of
seme
30,000
square
miles.
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Today
In
Sports
Sport
Chat
Gyro
Park,
with
its
newly-
erected
bleachers
behind
the
first
and
third
base
lines,
is
now
being
used
dally
as
the
various
softball
teams
In
this
area
prepare
for
the
opening
of
the
season.
According
to
present
pans,
both
men's
and
worn
en
;s
softball
will
commence
officially
on
June
G.
The
great
Suzanne
Lenglen
who
three
years
previously
had
reached
the
pinnacle
oi
iter
ten
nis
career,
collapsed
at
St.
Cloud,
France,
21
years
ago.
Miss
Lenglen
turned
professional
two
years
later
in
1926.
She
died
of
pernicious
anaemia
in
1938
at
ths
age
of
39.
Jockey
Harry
Louman,
strick
en
while,
galloping
a
horse
at
Churchill
Downs,
Louisville,
Ky.,
seven
years
ago.
lell
irom
his
mount
and
died
before
aid
reached
him.
Louman,
a
well
known
jockey,
frequently
rode
at
.Canadian
racing
meets.
BALAGNO
TRIES
FOR
BIG
ONE
Annual
Battle
of
Trout
Streams
Gets
Under
Way
With
the
Prince
Rupert
district
enjoying
fine
weather.
numerous
anglers
have
been
observing
the
first
week
of
the
trout-fishing
season
by
making
determined
attempts
to
outwit
their
submarine
quarry.
Among
these
sportsmen
was
Charles
Balagno,
executive
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club,
who
was
still
trying
to
hook
a
.bigger
trout
than
the
11
-pound
beauty
he
caught
In
Lake
Khatada
some
years
ago.
Mr.
Balagno's
11
-pounder
was
the
second
largest
fish
reeled
in
at
the
lake,
but
jJie
record
is
held
by
a
C.N.R.
engineer
who
once
hooked
a
13-pound
giant.
Kamloops
trout
are
receiving
their
usual
attention
from
anglers
this
year
and
they
can
expect
no
respite
from
their
battle
of
wits
with
fishermen
until
the
season'closes
Septem
ber
1.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps
s
t
A
MESSAGE
TO
ALL
NEWLY
DISCHARGED
SERVICEMEN
r
Civil
life
has
its
booby
traps
too.
Be
careful.
Be
on
your
guard
against
plaus-
'
ible
strangers
with
plans
for
spending
your
hard
earned
gratuity,
your
Victory
Bonds,
your
savings.
Be
on
your
guard
against
"friendly"
tips
on
sure
things,
and
schemes
to
double
your
money.
And
if
you
decide
to
embark
on
some
new
enterprise
of.
your
own
get
all
the
facts
and
weigh
them
in
advance.
Talk
your
plans
over
with
someone
.
you
trust
and
whose
business
judgment
you
respect.
If
you
think
we
can
help,
call
on
the
manager
of
any
branch.
Hewillfeel
privileged
to
help
you
in
any
way
he
can.
The
manager
of
every
branch
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
has
been
informed
of
this
invitation
and
joins
in
extending
it
to
you.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRANCH
-
A.
FLATEN,
Manager.
Baseball
Scores
American
league
Boston
Chicago
4.
New
York
11,
St.
Louis
0.
Philadelphia
2,
-Cleveland
1.
National
League
Brooklyn
10.
Chicago
3.
Pittsburgh
4,
New
York
3.
Philadelphia
1,
St
Louis
8.
International
League
Buffalo
?,
Rochester
7.
Jersey
City
,
Newark
3.
Syracu
1,
Baltimore
2.
Pacific
Coast
League
Porlland
4,
Seattle
3.
Oakland
1,
San
Francisco
5.
Sacramento
2,
San
Diego
3.
American
Association
Toledo
4,
Columbus
9.
St.
Paul
14,
Minneapolis
1.
Milwaukee
5,
Kansas
City
3.
Louisville
4,
Indianapolis
8.
BIG
DAY
ON
GOLD
COAST
ACCRA,
Gold
Coast,
Military
history
was
made
on
the
Gold
Coast
recently
when
the
King's
colors
were
trooped
In
the
colony
for
the
first
time.
The
occasion
was
"ihe
opcirr'm
of
fie
legislative
council.
It
was
also
the
first
time
tin
at
the
colors
bad
been
escorted
by
African
non-ccmmkstan'sd
officers.
SOFTBALL
OPENING
Tort
Edward
and
Fortress
in
Curtain
Kaiser
on
Sunday
The
oDenine
of
Ithe
Prince
Ru
pert
Area
S'nior
.Softball
League
next
Sunday
at
Gyro
Park
has
been
announced.
Pert
Edward
Yanks,
1944
defending
champions,
will
mjeat
the
n'jwly-torjn-ed
Faitreas
team
under
the
guidance
of
coaali
Dn
Fraser.
Pert
Edward
has
niost
of
its
criginal
team
1mm
lavt
year
with
(.he
exception
of
its
Kuntz-Wag-ner
battery
but
'Rabbit"
South
-v.cr,lfc
claims
they
ace
replacing
the
missing
stars
wKh
two
.ex-pro
ball
recruits
from
otlier
parts..
Dan
Fraser
states
bis
team
to
be
ready
fcr
anything
or
anybody
w:th
eight
former
enkr
fastball
.stars
from
British
Columbia
and
Ontario
in
his
starting
line-up.
Don,
an
ex-senior
.r.ltiVioT
1
Vkptmtiirutr
hlmwlf
in
.
-
,
J
'y
favor
of
Ternmy
Urquhart
or
Joe
Buda
to
start
on
the
mound.
Th?
re?t
of
the
teams
in
the
league
'will
swing
into
action
.on
Wednesday
wi'.lh
a
game
at
Gyro
Perk
and
a
eccmd
game
ft
Prt
Edward.
The
other
teams
In
the
es-if
v
Ai'
Force.
avy.
-A;-rrwlli
HIM
JtP.'s,
11th
Battery
and
Sao
Suds.
TWO
CABINET
MINISTERS
HERE
This
week
will
see
the
visit
of
two
provincial
cabinet
min
isters
to
Prince
Rupert.
Hon.
R.
L.
Maltland,
attorney-general,
arrives
In
ithe
,clty
Fri
day
on
the
Prince
George
from
Victoria
and
will
leave
by
train
for
Prince
George
where
he
will
act
as
crown
prosecutor
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assize
next
week.
'Hon.
H.
G.
Perry,
minister
of
education,
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
tonight's
train
from
Prince
George,
where
he
has
been
spending
the
past
week
visiting
his
constituents,
and
will
be
here
until
Friday
evening
when
he
will
return
to
Prince
George
enroute
back
to
his
ministerial
duties
at
Victoria.
The
Sunday
opening
game
will
be
broadcast
over
CFPR
startle
I
at
2:00
pm.
Preceding
the
opening,
of
the
league
Sunday
Bill
Lambie's
Gyro
boys
are
challenging
the
Kinsmen
to
a
fcur-lnning
exhl-Jjitloh
game.
In
addition
to
the
opening
of
this
Senior
City
League,
Sunday
will
also
toe
the
re-openlng
of
the
new
Gyro
Park.
There
has
been
a
complete
change
in
th
park
layout
with
a
large
new
backstop
and
bleachers
seating
500
spectators,
RETAILERS'
PROBLEMS
(Continued
from
Page
lj
might
be
travelling
long
distances,
Mr.
Matthevs
stated
Inat
the
recent
announcement
of
Hon.
C
D.
Howe,
minister
of
reconstruction,
that
eighty
percent
of
war
time
regulations
-would
be
lifted
4
within
the
next
few
weeks
-was
in
keeping
with
lUte
assurance!
given
the
Retail
Merchants'
As-
j
sec
la
lion
that
only
regulations
I
clcssly
related
t
inflation
would
:
be
retalnted.
Mr.
Howe
had
also'
given
assurance
that
independ-'
er.it
merchants
would
continue
tot
receive
their
equitable
eiiare
of
cneichandls
as
long
as
many
lines
continued
in
short
supply
because
tbfcse
would
continue
-co
be
distributed
on
a
quota
basis,
In
referring
to
stock
replacements,
Mr.
Matthews
said
that,
as
soon
as
materials
and
labor
became
available,
tint
-problem
facing
the
trade
would
not
be
inability
to
receive
quantities
of
rarf.iac'i'j?e
but
to
be
able
to
fell
It
at
a
price
that
would
permit
of
a
profit
and
at
the
same
time
keep
within
the
retail
celling
price.
Within
the
past
two
weeks
som?
manufacturetrs
had
been
given
authority
to
increase
their
prices.
The
reconversion
period,
Mr.
Matthews
said,
was
tolng
to
be
a
real
headache
not
only
to
the
government
but
to
j
retail
distributors.
SecwUtty
and
Qfiftontctaittf,
FOR
WOMEN
"A
genuine
new
deal
for
women,
not
merely
pious
and
token
concessions"
As
every
woman
knows,
a
lot
has
been
said
about
the
splendid
contributions
which
women
have
made
in
many
lines
of
national
endeavour.
But
the
King
Government
has
side-stepped
the
issue
when
it
comes
to
doing
anything
about
the
rights
of
women.
4
'
r
1
y
John
Bracken
will
give
you
definite
action!
vlt
is
the
policy
oj
this
party,"
be
says,
f'to
see
that
women
are
given
the
opportunity
to
take
their
full
place
in
the
councils
oj
the
nation,
in
the
Cabinet,
in
the
Senate
and
on
government
boards
administering
public
business."
John
Bracken's
policies
for
social
betterment
also
reflect
his
awareness'bf
the
rights
and
wishes
of
the
women
of
Canada.
Perhaps
the
fact
that
he
is
a
family
man
himself
influenced
nira
as
he
shaped
these
policies,
for
they
give
Canadian
women
the
assurance
of
economic
security
and
better
opportunities
for
their
children
advantages
which
women
have
always
sought
for
themselves
and
their
families.
In
short,
John
Bracken's
objectives
are
the
objectives
of
Canadian
women
everywhere.
t-R
To
these
measures
John
Bracken
is
pledged:
To
provide
a
uniform
and
comprehensive
security
plan
for
all
Canadians,
including
extended
unemployment
insurance
coverage,
acd
dent
and
sickness
benefits,
children's
allowances,
maternity
benefits,
widows'
benefits,
retirement
pensions
and
increased
old
age
pension
at
age
65.
To
set
up
a
positive
national
health
programme
including
improved
nutritional
standards,
an
efficient
preventive
health
service
and
a
contributory
health
insurance
scheme.
To
provide
financial
assistance
to
enable
young
Canadians,
according
to
their
abilities,
to
receive
advanced
technical
or
professional
training.
No
token
gestures,
these,
but
definite
guarantees
that
the
rights
and
aspirations
of
women
will
be
backed
by
legislation
when
John
Bracken
takes
up
the
reins
of
government
1
Only
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party
has
a
practical
program
designed
to
cure
the
social
and
economic
ills
which
women
have
long
recognized
and
sought
to
overcome.
Only
this
Party
offers
a
genuine
new
deal
to
the
women
of
Canada.
EQUAL
RIGHTS
FOR
WOMEN
IN
BUSINESS
AND
INDUSTRY
The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
recognizes
that
Canadian
women
have
earned
the
right
to
take
their
place,
on
equal
terms,
beside
inenjn
business
and
industry.
It
stands
for
the-
principle
of
equal
pay
for
equal
work
and
equality
of
opportunity
and
treatment
in
other
respects
as
between
men
and
women.
Taxation
,
and
other
reforms
to
encourage
the
establishment
of
new
businesses
will
open
to
enterprising
women
new
and
better
opportunities
to
engage
in
profitable
business
for
themselves,
and
to
play
their
full
part
in
the
business
of
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see
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the
municipalities,
the
building
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prices
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what
trades
and
other
agencies
for
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con-
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apartments
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homes
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for
agricultural
products
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throughout
Canada.
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