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POUR
the.
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Wednesday.
April
11,
1945
AFRICAN
PARLEY
iON
AIR
ROUTES
South
Africa
Wants
Aerial
.
Services
Continued
in
Pnst.
2T"
War
Period.
CAPETOWN,
April
11
O
Full
agreement
on
all
proposals
under
discussion
was
reached
here
at
..the
recently
concluded
live-day
;
South
African
Air
Conference.
included
was
a
proposal
to
form
U
?.an
operators'
asroclatlon
for
-Southern
Africa
to
which
all
British,
-and
foreign
operators
.would
be
invited.
Initial
postal
arrangements
lor.
British
South
Africa
within
wit
l,,c
"uiucwyrK
or
me
empire
ri
airmail
scheme
were
recom-
iSjji
mended
by
the
conference.
Sen-ator
C.
F.
Clarkson,
minister
of
post
and
telegraphs,
said
that
as
soon
as
the
service
became
daily,
postal
rates
would
be
reduced
as
much
as
possible.
The
functions
of
the
Southern
Africa
Air
Transport
Council
as
outlined
by
the
conference
would
be
to
promote
civil
air
communications
and
furnish
a
link
with
the
Commonwealth
Air
Transport
Council.
Meetings
would
be
held
as
agreed
upon
in
various
South
African
countries.
Pending
a
permanent
secretariat
the
ministry
of
transport
in
the
Union
of
South
Africa
would
provide
an
interim
secretariat.
The
conference,
meeting
to
consider
the
continuance
of
air
services
enjoyed
by
South
African
countries-during
the
war.
studied
trunk
routes,
regional
and
local
services.
Dealing
with
matters
in
isobar
as
the
British
group
is
concerned,
South
Africa
will
make
contact
with
selglan
and
..
Portuguese
territories,
essential
elements
in
the
whoie
setup
ol
regional
services.
South
African
products
are
be-'
lng
used
extensively
on
the
Burma
front
according
to
a
bulletin
from
the
director-general
of,
supplies.
"During
our
long
association
with
the
British
Ministry
of
Supply,"
said
the
director,
"it
has
becoi.e
increasingly
evident
that
South
Africa
is
looked
on
as
an
important
and
reliable
supplier
country.
Hence
pressure
is
be'ng
put
on
us
to
produce
equipment
which
otherwise
we
might
have
refused.
"We
are
turning
out
more
engineering
stores
than
we
have
ever
done
and
it
is
important
to
i
Keep
up
this
flow."
Silversmith's
Art
Learned
by
C.W.A.C.
WITH
THE
C.W.A.C.
OVERSEAS,
April
11
?,
when
Pte.
Jean
White
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps,
returns
to
her
home
in
Ottawa
she
will
have
a
number.
of
interesting
'
pieces
of
Jewelry
to
show
for
her
stay
In
the
United
Kingdom
and
she
made
them
all
herself.
She
is
the
only
member
of
the
Corps
so
far
to
attend
classes
In
Jewelry
and
silversmith
work
at
the
London
Central
Sehool
of
Arts.
Her
attendance
at
the
classes,
which
are
sponsored
by
the
London
County
Council,
was
arranged
several
months
ago
by
the
directorate
of
Canadian
Army
Education.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
for
Results.
Corporals'
.Club
Formally
.Opened
Corporals
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Sub-Port
of
Embarkation
:
opened
their
pew
club
on
Ac
ropolis
Hill
Monday
night
with
a
formal
dance.
Special
guests
were
Col.
J.
H.
Mellom,
port
commander,
and
staff
officers.
Club
officers,
Including
Cpls.
Douglas-
Sweeney,
Harry
Loy,
Robert
Walters,
and
Ray
Smith,
and
also
Cpl.
Cecil
Frey,
organizer
of
the
club,
greeted
the
guests.
Winnipeg
Ballet
Featured
In
Film
I
WINNIPEG,
April
11
IP
;
Fresh
from
performances
In
I
Ottawa,
members
of
the
Winnipeg
Ballet
Club
!
donned
make-up
and
costumes
to
pirouette
and,
leap
before
National
Film
Board
cameras.
Thus
they
added
one
more
laurel
to
the
already
nationally
known
ballet
company
which
comprises
Winnipeg
talent
only.
It
was
the
first
time
a
Canadian
ballet
company
had
ever
I
oeen
mmea.
I
The
pallet
scenes
will
be
part
oi
a
mm
devoted
to
the
cultural
and
artistic
devlopment
of
Canada.
The
motion
picture
will
be
distributed
abroad,
and
possibly
in
Canada.
Main
purpose
of
the
film,
however,
Is
to
show
other
countries
the
various
aspects
of
Canadian
life.
Jeanne
MacKenzie
of
Van'.
couver
is
premiere
danseuse
in
the
company
and
Paddv
fnn
of
Winnipeg
is
the
star
male
performer.
Miss
MacKenzie
fiew
from
Vancouver
here
for
the
filming.
Swede
Children
World's
Luckiest
Sociologist
.Mother
of
Three
Keports
On
iiirtlirate
Plan
LONDON,
April
11
P)
The
Royal
Commission
on
PoDulatinn
.h-Icph
Mrs.
Alva
Myrdal,
Swedish
so
ciologist,
to
come
to
London
and
give
evidence
and
she
t.nki
them
that
children
bom
in
Sweden
are
the
luckiest
in
the
world.
Herself
the
mother
of
three
children,
Mrs.
Myrdal
said
Sweden
has
found
"the
n.i
sire
to
have
children
blossoms
m
a
society
friendlv
tn
chil
dren."
In
1935
a
new
plan
for
boosting
the
birthrate
was
starts
in
Sweden,
she
testified.
Expectant
mothers
were
treated
with
interest
and
deferens
hv
th
public
a3
never
before
and
men
started
nushino-
hnhv
Mr.
I
!
"
"
J
rlages
for
the
first
time
in
Sweden's
history.
Housing
was
Prinrif.v
tin
1
for
children
and
12,500
special
iamny
nouses"
were
built
with
extra
rent-free
bedrooms
Th
state
rebated
30
per
cent
of
the
rent
ior
families
of
three
children,
40
per
cent
for
four
children
ahd
un
to
70
npr
ronf
larger
families.
For
food
there
was
a
two-price
system:
food
for
rhiiHm,,
was
cheaper
than
that
for
adults.
Materhlty
bonuses
were
made
universal.
Instead
of
saying
married
women
have
the
right
to
work,
Mrs.
Myrdal
said.
viewpoint
is
that
"working
wol
iiil-h
snouiu
nave
the
right
to
marry
and
have
children.
TAKE
A
IIP
.
from
the
thrifty
shoppers
and
come
to
The
Variety
store.
Our
store
is
filled
with
everyday
needs-with
gift
sug-gestlons-wlth
sparkling
new
Spring
items.
And
the
prices
will
please
your
budget.
Come
in
and
browse
around.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
SCIENCE
AND
THE
BIBLE
Editor.
Dailv
News-
rwn
through
the
ages
there
has
be?n
a
controversy
'between
certain
men
or
science
and
;:ie
male,
bu
it
is
a
false
Idea
that
mndpm
science
and
the
Wore
of
God
are
at
hopeless
variance.
Some
of
the
world's
greatest
men
ct
science
have
testified
tn
thp
r
faljability
and
authentic;
nf
me
table.
Psuedo-scientists
have
been
found
In
error
so
much
thai
the
text
books
Issued
by
them
are
in
a
general
rule,
obsolete
in
ten
years.
Because
of
thP
rnn-
tlnuity
theory
held
by
many
to
this
day,
Paul
the
Apostle
was
said
to
have
made
a
cytological
error
when
stating
some
2000
years
ago;
"All
flesn
is
not
the
same
flesh:
but
there
s
one
kind
of
flesh
of
men.
another
flesh
of
beasts,
another
of
Hsh
and
another
of
birds."
1
Cor.
15:39.
Early
investigators
discovered
that
the
cells
of
all
living
rre.i-
tures
contained
a
basic
substance
called
Protoplasm,
They
Jumped
to
the
conclusion
that
all
protoplasm
was
the
same,
therefore
all
cells
were
the
same.
Thus
wa.-.
built
up
the
evolutionary
hypo-thsis
that
by
a
continuity
nf
life,
transmission
from
one
fom-
to
another
the
various
species
had
arrived
through
an
cvolvu-lar
process.
Some
were
foolish
enough
to
accept
this
Hypothetical
teaching
and
discard
the
Word
of
God
as
beln
Hiled
with
discrepancy.
It
is
very
interesting
to
note
that
a
few
years
ago
the
Park
Davis
Laboratories
produced
a
re
agenV
named
"Anti-Human
Precipitin,"
and
this
has
been
largely
used
by
scientific
sections
of
criminal
investigation
departments
in
all
our
City
Police
systems.
One
can
take
a
piece
of
bone.
or
blooc.
or
nesh
or
skin
or
any
orjamc
sirj-stance
alive
or
deac.
no
mutter
how
old
or
dessicated
and
find
what
type
of
a
living
creature
it
came
from,
by
putting
It
In
the
test
tube
and
adding
the
nnti.
human
preclDition
whi.h
will
quickly
tell
us,
"this
is
animal
or
this
is
human."
Therp
are
nkn
cytological
means
of
differentia
tion
by
which
the
kind
of
animal
may
be
classified.
Proving
the
fact
of
the
Bible
being
true
and
Paul
a
credible
cvntolaskr.
nnrt
&cience
so
called
to
be
in
error.
Also
one
is
made
to
realize
that
.
.
true
science
corroborates
the
Word
of
God.
Win.
F.
Optometrist
of
Vancouver
is
now
in:
Prince
Rupert
At
popular
request,
Wm.
H.
Franks,
who
is
visiting
this
city,
will
remain
over
until
April
26.
Mr.,Franks
is
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
and
open
for
appointments.
Appointments
can
he
made
at
the
hotel.
(Annette
Powell)
Concerning
the
long
day
of
Josnua,
that
Is
perhaps
the
most
irjunuy
usta
argument
directed
against
the
authority,
credibility
and
scientific
of
the
BJble.
But
when
studied
in
the
light
of
modern
science
is
most
valuable
in
establishing
the
infallalbllity
of
the
scriptures.
The
record
of
this
incident
is
found
in
Joshua
10:11-15.
First,
we
take
into
consideration
the
place
whloh
was
Gideon.
Second,
we
find
the
exact
posi
tion
of
the
sun
and
mujn
which
are
specifically
mentioned,
the
sun
being
in
the
midsi
of
centre
or
the
heavens
and
moon
sigh
ted
or
framed
in
the
vallev
al
most
touching
the
horizon,
which
makes
it
to
be
in
the
third
j
quarter.
Using
the
science
of
astronomy
the
day
of
battle
is
thus,
found
to
be.
Julv
22nd.
The
ancients
kept
astronomical
records
many
centuries
before
Christ
The
Chaldeans
recorded
cycles
of
eclipses,
both
lunar
and
solar,
mny
of
whirh
records
hav.e
been
recovered
by
various
expeditions.
Dalin?
with
chronoloav
based
upon
solar
motion
we
go
back
to
the
earnest
avalKile
record.",
using
them
as
a
sartini
Doint.
and
carefully
tracing
up
to
Jo-
snua'3
day
or
battle
we
arrive
at
a
conclusion
thai
the
battle
day
was
Tuesday.
Then
starting
with
the
latest
eclipse
date
of
our
year,
reckoning
our
way
back
t
:
f
the
day
of
battle
we
arrive
at
Wednesday.
We
arrive
at
different
days
but
strangely
the
saw
date
of
July
22nd.
That
is
li
-
iv
the
day
of
the
month
h
the
saint'
but
the
day
of
the
week,
different.
Figuring
any
way
one
can
conceive,
and
using
all
the
records
of
chrpnolosy
we
dome
to
the
same
conclusion,
there
is
a
day
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
tU
THE
MATTKK
OF
THE
"AbMINlSTUATION
ACT''
anu
IN
THE
MATTER
OF.
THE
ESTATE
OF
WALTER
RASMUS8EN,
DECEASED.
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
thut
by
order
of
ill
Honor.
W.
E.
KUlwr
made
on
Hi
5th
clay
of
April.
A
D.
1945.
I
was,
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Instate
of
Walter
Hasmuaten.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
again
the
said
estate
are
hereby
requln
a
to
furnish
same,
properly
vnrilloJ
to
me
on
or
before
the
12th
dn
?f,J?y'.
A
D'
'B45-
ar"
Pan-Indebted
to
the
said
Haute
are
f
-quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
DATED
,
nf.
Prlrw.n
l,
nr.
.
.
.....
.
:":.
Mt.
mi;
uin
liny
nr
April,
AD.
1645.
OEORQE
II.
HALLETT
Ofriclai
Administrator.
ATI.IN,
B.C.
Fn
ink
Going
to
a
Party?
;
Let
us
glamorize
you
for
the
occasion.
CALL
BLUE
69
FOR
AN
APPOINTMENT
TODAY
and
be
assured
of
no
last-minute
disappointment.
PEGGY
SAUNDERS
4th
St.
(across
from
Post
Office)
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COLLIERIES
LTD.
Beg
to
advise
that
having
completed
War
Priority
Contracts,
are
pre-pared
to
supply
the
DOMESTIC
M
AiR.K
E
T
with
high
quality,
long
lasting
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
Phone
your
dealer
and
save.
missing
In
the
week.
Thus
true
.science
has
established
the
fact
j
that
Hi:-
w.irld
i
a
day
late
in
ics
schtdule.
and
Sir
Bdwln
Bai:
the
peat
BriUth
astronomer,
attested
i
;
flUa
fact,
ibe
mean
av
erage
of
all
the
year
is
exactly
23
hrs.
06
mln.
4
9-.10
sec.
for
each
day
and
the
earth
keeps
her
schedule
on
her
annual
Journey
of
five
hundred'
and
fifty
million
miles,
to
such
accuracy
that
she
never
varies
as
nfuch
as
one
hundredth
of
a
cond
a
jpar.
and
her
dally
rotation
must
be
on
the
lame
Diane
of
accuracy,
so
no
time
has
been
lost
in
th-'s
way.
The
only
expla
nation
for
the
earth
being
out
of
schedule
is
Joshua's
long
day.
Noted
astronomers
such
a
the
late
Prof.
C.
A.
Tottem
and
oth
ers
found
that
up
to
Joshua's
time
the
earth
was
onlv
23
hrs.
and
20
mln.
off
schedule,
whlsh
coincides
with
the
sacred
record
in
Joshua
10:13.
"and
hasted
not
to
go'dewn
about
a
whole
day."
The
other
43
mm.
were
found
ta
be
recorded
in
Isaiah
38:8
when
God
for
the
sake
of
King
Heze-kiah
made
the
shadow
on
the
sun
dial
to
back
up
ten
degrees
which
U
'40
min.
Thus
24
hrs..
which
shows
true
science
once
more
establishing
the
authenti
city
of
the
Word
of
Ood,
our
Bible.
PHIL
GAGLARDI.
'
Evangelist.
lJlRTHPIACB-QF
R.
A.
F.
CRAAWELL,
England
O
Cranwell.
tbe
Sandhurst
of
the
Air
where
the
R.
A.
F.
was
founded,
has
just,
marked
its
25th
anniversary
From
a
nall
roun
of
army
huts
it
has
?,iown
until
it
ve-
w
Uu.i
C
quiire
mile
ng
in
Lincoln
shire
NOW.
JUHI0X
I
f
I
SAW
THOSt
AUNT
OC
f
KWONO
SANO
HINO
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tall
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
pjn.
to
2
ajn.
PHONE
It
ED
247
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
'-J
l5?ij??i
FINEST
SALMON
We
can
say
this
in
three
words
...
BUY
COAL
'.
NOW
LAUGHTER
TAKES
PRIORITY
IN
CAPITOL
SHOW
Laughter
is
given
pr:or:;y
racing
In
Nunnally
Johnson's
production
"Casanova
Brown,"
starring
Oary
Cooper
and
Teresa
Wright,
which
opens
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
a
three-day
run.
Gary
Cooper
has
the
role
of
Casanova
Brown,
a
literary
professor
who,
on
the
eve
or
his
wed
ALBERT
AND
McCAFFERY
ding
to
Madge
Ferris
learns
that
lie
is
the
father
of
a
child
of
a
orevious
marrlaae
to
Isabel
Drury
iTerejw
Wrighti.
The
baby
arrived
after
Iseibel's
parents
hau
had
the
marriage
annulled
thev
never
had
liked
uasanova,
after
he
put
a
lighted
cigarette
In
his
?ccket
and
accidentally
burned
down
their
mansion!
Casanova
dashes
off
to
the
wternjty
hospital
in
'Chicago
to
we
his
child,
and
learns
that
its
mother
proposes
to
oifer
it
for
adoption,
lie
refuses
to
hear
of
this,
and,
In
desperation,
seize
the
child
and
takes
It
to
a
cheap
hotel.
Here
he
looks
after
it
as
best
he
can.
He
telegraphs
his
fiancee
to
postpone
the
wedding,
but
he
is
finally
trecec
to
the
hotel
and
Is
confron:ed
bv
Mr.
1
and
Mrs.
Ferris
and
Miidge,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Drury
ana
Isabel.
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he
Is
extricated
from
these
somewhat
amaslng
complications
Is
told
in
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climax.
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