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Edition
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert
Friday.
April
2D,
1945
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sun-
f
KnS
iSJnie.
RuPrt
Daily.
News
malted,
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
-afc.
British
Columbia.
Q3A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
T;
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES'
By.
City
Carrier,
per
week
Per
VMonth
.
Per
Vear
By
Mall,
per
month
Per
Year
7:i
.
.40
4.00
I
AUSTRALIA
TO
TAKE
51,000
YOUNGSTERS
Young
Migrants
to
Be
Wards
of
State
at
Cost
or
20.000,000
CANBERRA,
April
20
W
Australia.
Is
to
bring
in
51.C00
child
migrants
in
three
years
at
a
cast
between
20,000,000
($72,-000,000)
and
30,000,000.
The
children
will
be
wards
of
the
state.
The
troVernment
win
arrange
for
their
passage
to
Australia,
and
this
is
the
most
formidable
of
the
immediate
problems
because
of
the
shortage
of
shipping.
They
will
probably
travel
in
parties
of
500,
accompanied
by
nurses,
doctors,
dentists
and
linguists.
On
arrival
they
will
be
housed
in
garden
homes,
probably
converted
military
establishments
close
to
large
towns.
Here
.they
will
be
cared
for
and
educated
through
the
primary
school
stage
Thare
are
manv
admlhi?.
trative
difficulties
includimr
the
i
weeds
and
Homespuns.
Sizes
35
to
44
MEMBER
ABC.
Emward
in
Italy,
Too
.
.
.
1rhe
flames
of
tlie
grand
Allied
of-i'er&ive
have
now
spread
to
Italy.
To
many
people
the
Italian
front
has
come
ttfflnean
either
a
forgotten
war
or
the
remnants
of
a
campaign
that
filled
out.
Regardless
of
its
place
in
the
nwvs,
militarily
it
has
been
neither.
The
conquest
of
most
of
Italy
was
an
essential
part
of
opening
the
Mediterranean
to
Allied
operations.
It
thus
made
possible
the
landings
in
southern
France.
It
restored
the
short
simply
routes
to
Russia
and
to
Burma.
It
led
to
the
liberation
of
Greece
and
to
effective
contact
with
the
forces
of
Marshal
Tito
in
Yugoslavia.
Allied
airfields
on
Italian
plains
put
Austria,
Czechoslovakia,
and
southern
Germany
within
bombing
range
long
before
D-Day.
Since
the
Battle
of
France
determined
that
Germany
could
be
attacked
and
defeated
along
the
Rhine,
the
!
rum
and
iMgntn
Armies,
pared
down
to
a
minimum,
have
immobilized
25
of
Germany's
best
divisions.
The
new
Italian
offensive
can
hardly
be
concerned
alone
with
the
liberation
of
the
Po
Valley.
Nor
can
it
immediately
hope
to
drive
through
the
easily
defended
Alpine
passes
into
Austria
or
Bavaria.
It
can
be
expected,
however,
to
destroy
tjie
,
German
.
armies
lV
AH
a
i
final
agreement
will
be
subject
to
a
survey
of
the
Dost-war
economic
situation
of
both
countries.
The
British
trnvern-
ment
has
not
yet
decided
its
policy.
provision
or
probably
1500
school
VALUABLE
TO
JAPS
teachers
.and
many
nurses,
but
It
is
estimated
that
between
45
uie
government
is
confident
and
50
percent
of
the
profession-tnat
these
can
be
overcome.
iaI
Japanese
soldiers
have
studied
Whenthey
reach
th,e
second-(English
and
thari25
percent
can
ary
school
standard
they
will
speak'
it
efficiently
?r"
T
SMART
but
Ciiii'oiihlo
.
.
.
Yoa,
these
New
Spring-Sport
Coats
by
Fashion-Craft
are
smart
in
every
line
and
detail,
yet
can't
be
beat
for
ease
and
comfort.
See
them
today
they
include
Donegals,
Herringbones
and
Polo
cloths
as
well
as
luxurious
Kynoch
$20-00
$37.50
'THE
MEN'S
SHOP
"
Prescriptions
.'.
From
Rupert's
Tent
Days
we
have
?,
vve,n...
to
estiiblisli
a
record
for
Reliability,
Accuracy
and
Fail-Dealing
in
filling
Physicians'
prescriptions.
Wo
believe
that
we
have
deserved
the
confidence
that
has
been
established
with
the
Doctor
and
his
patients.
This
has
been
brought
about
not
in
a
few
weeks
or
months
but
extends
over
a
period
of
twenty
years.
Ormes
lid.
"Jim
Pioneer
DrUq&iats
TIIR
REX
ALL
STORE
Phones
31
and
02
LETTERBOX
JtlXilN
YOUNG
Editor,
Dally
News:
The
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
sponsored
a
competition
amon,;
the
pupils
of
the
high
sclioo:
lor
a
slogan
suitable
for
the
head
Of
a
pamphlet
which
is
to
be
ent
out
advertising
the
district.
Miss
Roberta
Lambly
carried
off
the
first
prize
with
the
very
appropriate
slogan
"Sun
Valley
of
Central
B.C."
The
large
and
growing
city
of
AS
lt
is
thev
set
five
mllllnn
for
the
university,
most
of
the
power
plan
millions,
most
of
the
road,
repair
money
and
new
construction
money,
the
same
with
school
grants,
hospital
new
construction,
and
yet
it
squawks
for
anotner
half
million.
ine
Junior
Junior
Board
nf
Trade
by
their
delegate
to
a
re
cent
meeting
announced
that
the3rmatli)n
was
'beng
."encouraged
.or
aj-Jnn'ior
jurtlor,
Junior-board
in
order
to
enroll
persons
of
tooth
sexes
who
have
not
vet
reached
school
age:
a
motion
was
also
carried
with
shrill
unani
mity
'"vj
to
grarit
giaiiu
membership
lilCIIlUt'lMlip
with
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
notice
in
your
paper
of
April
17
a
report
from
Terrace,
which
says
in
part
that
for
the
last
several
weeks
the
road
has
beea
Impassable
because
of
a
snpw
slide
which
no
effort
has
been
made
to
clear
away.
Have
checked
on
this
part
of
your
report
and
Lnd
the
department
of
mines
and
resources
have
spent
$3,000
aiready
on
this
work.
I
underhand
word
has
come
through
cancelling
the
immediate
withdrawal
of
the
staff
and
machinery
from
this
district.
HARRY
KINO,
President
of
Board
of
Trade,
Terrace.
ROMAN
WAR
AIDS
Among
the
Romans,
fire-towers
and
signal
lights
played
an
important
part
in
military
campaigns.
.1
AIR
TRANSPORTS
LINK
CANADA
TO
LABRADOR
BASE
Regular
"Berry
Runs"
Carry
Millions
of
Pounds
of
Freight
ami
Passengers
to
Far
Northern
U.C.A.F.
Stations
By
JACK
BRAYLEY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
GOOSE
BAY.
Labrador.
April
20
0iA
visitor
can
get
to
this
Canadian
base
In
the
white
northern
fastness
if
he
has
a
priority
and
doesn't
mind
sitting
for
three
or
four
hours
or.
a
bucket
seat
designed
for
paratroopers
and
dangling
his
legs
over
a
mall
bag.
If
you
make
the
trip
you'll
SOUtll
Of
the
Alns
or
Jit.
thn
vpi-v
lnnst
!bc
Part
of
"
million
pounds
to
pin
them
down
while
the
Ru.iansjXreS.HS1"
push
up
the
Danube
and
the
Anleri-ikota
transports
of
the
rca.f.
be
placed
In
country
centres
under
careful
and
sympathetic
supervision
and
thus
absorbed
into
the
community.
Considerable
experience
has
beeji
gained
in
caring
for
the
British
evacuee
children
who
arrived
early
in
the
war,
and
this
will
be
of
great
value.
Conferences
with
state
eov-
ernments
have
already
begun.
The
Commonwealth
government
Is
also
in
touch
with
other
governments
on
adult
migration,
but
wishes
to
know
what
can
be
expected
from
Britain
be
fore
it
makes
a
decision
regarding
aliens.
It
has
sent
its
plans
to
the
British
government,
and
the
proposals
include
servicemen
who
wish
to
migrate
or
to
be
demobilized
here.
Legislation-will
be
involved
anri
wii
in.
iwiu
rrencn
move
SOUtll
to
the
'
ansport
command
that
have
Austrian
line.
Either
accomplishment
would
help
in
checkmating
any
largo-scale
Nazi
stand
near
Berchtesgaden.
hauled
everything
from
nsa
to
snowplows.
Focal
point
of
the
It.CA.F.
T.C.
eastern
activities
is
Monc-ton,
N.B.
It
is
from
here
that
passengers
i.cuKfia
and
una
freight
ireigiu
origin
n
t
I
I.
n....-JI
..
..
berry
runs."
The
original
berry
-the
Blueberry
goes
to
in
Burma,
mav
be
pilot.
The
passenger
Moncton
to
the
transfers
at
i'V-
.
.
.
i
n
vice
and
civilian
government
personnel
bound
for
some
distant
out
post;
on
vvltalar
mis
sions.
Here
they
are
issued
with
Arctic
clothing
and
kit.
Pilots
Problems
Many
'
Busiest
man
here
In
Fit.
Lt.
Wilfl-
!
wt
ivcinu,
u
out
voting
rights
to
expectant
f
former
accountant
,
in
civilian
MA-UA
.
.
-
.llfft
ll-lrt
n..L.
iU.
-.
.
j'luwiers
so
mat
newiy
arrived
""
OJ
my:
matne-infants
might
be
instantly
en-imatJc:l1
Prblcm
he
ever
faced
rolled.
fin
civilian
life
Ls
dwarfed
in
size
"
SUBSCRIBER,
i
to
some
ot
th-e
difficulties
con-Terrace.
fronting
him
when
a
spell
of
.
L
had
weather
piles
up
a
backlo
or
passengers
at
Moncton.
Then
he
has
to
sort
out
colonels,
group
captains,
commanders
and
dollara-year
men
and
try
and
match
priorities
with
available
plane
space.
"And
what
a
lousy
job
it
is
at
times,"
he
said
with
a
rueful
smile.
On
a
recent
Saturday
MeCarthv
cleared
151
service
pas.senv.eri
in
an
Hour
and
three-quarters-
Including
documentation,
baggage
checking
and
other
formalities.
The
transports
follow
regular
commercial
line
procedure
nnrl
questions
are
anticipated
as
they
are
on
the
big
trans-continental
air
liners.
Hourly
bulletins,
signed
by
the
captain,
tell
you
position,
altitude,
temperature,
air
speed,
ground
speed,
estimated
arrival
time
and
weather
conditions
at
terminal.
But
the
Informality,
encouraged
by
the
bucket
seats
and
litter
Of
cargo
at
y6ur
feet,
U
THIS
AND
THAT
"We
certainly
were
lucky
getting
you
this
room,
Sam.
me
view
is
exquisite
r
J
"l
Novelist
Scores
Officers
Taste
j
LONDON,
April
20
Cf
Novel
-1
1st
Pamela
Frankau,
senior
commander
of
the
Auxiliary
Territorial
Service
which
is
the
Brit
ish
equivalent
of
Canada's
C.W.
A.C.,
doein't
think
servicemen
give
the
women
a
fair
deal.
She
got
so
incensed
about
it
that
she
wrote
an
open
letter
to
the
service
newspaper
Crusader.
"I
haVe
become
used
to
this
type
of
speech
from
coloneto
downwards,"
she
said.
"J,et's
see
now,
what
Is
the
name
of
the
group
commander
at
.
.
.
?"
I
supply
the
name.
'That's
right,
terrible
legs,
poor
thing.'
or
"That
district
officer
of
yours
you
know,
the
one
with
the
tace
like
a
horse.'
"And
quite
recently,
'Why
on
earth
did
you
post
her
to
us?
She's
the
plainest
young
woman
I've
ever
seen.'
"
The
senior
commander
said
she
has
never
yet
heard
any
member
of
the
A.T.S.
complain
that
her
employing
officer
has
n
bald
head
and
queer
teeth.
"We
came
into
the
service
to
back
you
up,"
she
comltttled.
"I
don't
think
we
havc'doiv
origin-,
,.
.,
ating
in
Canadian
rfnS
UniUil
the
Job
to
batU'-
AU
w?
ask
States
points
are
routed
to
,
ln
return
,s
that
I'011
"uld
n
ILfiAP
n
clnMnnc
,
.
.
loack
back
ils
US
til).
mi."
l
,...
t.
.
u.uv.w,..-,
,
uw.m,
Gander
and
Tor
Bay.
f
i
"
-
Tiie
various
lines
nro
enlli.i
Dying
Man's
Plea
BRIOIITON,
Eng..
April
20
O
A
passenger
for
Gohr
enm
.
..
Vancouver
did
not
need
any
such
i
competition,
public
opinion
is
'
Plt-
Lt-
Jonn
Fitzpatrick.
form
and
it-is
"The
hog
city
of
me
soutn;-'
this
arises
from
the
fact
that
Vancouver
keeps
howl
tjuue
reciprocity
oi
rl?nts
n
inn.
r
n
t.
,
,
-
-
.
--.
...0
.vl
tt
wan
uuiianon
irony
social
security
benefits.
Thn
r,,.ilni
.x..
,
"
-..v.kj
vr
1IUU
U.
lliJlllUlJ,
l"e
story
and
contributed
that
bomber
has
been
accepted
l
amount
to
be
forwarded
to
hi
the
R.C.A.F.
from
De
Havlliiimi
'r'nralmother.
HYDE
TRANSFER
Dry
Slabwood.
per
cord
ill)
Dry
Poplar,
per
cord
..
$12.50
Sawdust,
per
sack
15c
PHONE
580
ANNOUNCING
.
.
.
EMPIRE
CAFE
(Formerly
L.
D.)
Completely
Renovated
and
Redecorated
FULL
MEALS,
LUNCHES
CHOW
MEIN,
CHOP
SUEY
0:30
a.m,
to
1
am.
Aircraft
of
Canada
in
Toronti
and
bucket
seats
and
in
another
more
marked
ln
these
service
"
LW!f
JffJ0'
Pal
'U'
three
or
fodr
hour.?,dependinP.
night,
than
on
the
commercial
tSJ1
on
hPadviridv
Mr
OBrln
Cana
and
weather,
he
a',r.-
imes.
It
Is
not
unusual
to
tee
arrives
here.
Sqdn.
Ldr.
Don
pxier
"he
from
his
ToW
d
with
the
Ei-lh
V:
Forbes
of
Fredricton
may
be
at
,
Stetal
St.
guide
Tmsdf
aS.g
t0ry
Imn
-he
controls
6f
this
run
ove;
,
the
static
line-put
in
the
piano
i
"
J""clu"'rpd
G"1
of
St
rr
Paratroop-to
a
pile
of
mail
SMOKED
'EM
OUT
Lawrence
and
vast
4Anticosti
hna
n,i
r4i,
m
.
..
l-lsland.
!;."
"
,
"
in
wj
u.
c.
the
firint?
of
damo
,,Ka.
,
.
.
"'"uiwui.K
mi
u
miioozu
untier
straw
to
smoke
out
enwnv
no-
Moncton
is
a
hub
and
there
heavy
service
blankets-.
tloTwasmmon
you
meet
members
of
every
ser-
s
common-
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
PROCLAMATION
To
commemorate
"V-E"
Day,
I
hereby
proclaim
a
Public
Holiday,
as
follows:
(he
official
news
is
received
prior
to
12
o'clock
noon
.
.
.
The
balance
of
thai
day
to
he
a
holiday.
the
official
ncWs
is
received
after
12
o'clock
noon
.
.
.
The
following
husiness
day
to
be
a
v
holidt'iy.
H.
M.
DAGGETT.
.Mayor,
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared-See
It.
K.
IWORTIMKR
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
OH
BONDED
ROOFERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROOFING
CO.
and
Sheetmetal
Works
Sheetmetfll
work
of
all
kinds
Ajr
Conditioning
Tank.i
-
Slnka
-
Kavestrough
ft
Furnace
Work
Prompt
attention
to
outside
orders
FlliaS
ESTIMATES
Wom
OUARANTKI5D
cor.
7th
St.
&
2nd
Ave.
W.
P.O.
Box
725
Phone
Blue
W)4
Quality
Repairs
at
Economy
Priced
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
3rd
St
(Near
the
Post
Office)
The
.MlnlMci
of
Finance
of
llic
Dominion
nf
Ci
offer
for
tale
81,350;00),000
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Hait-vl
ami
hrarlni!
intercut
from
lit
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njjj
VICTORY
L01
Applications
for
these
IkiiuU
mav
Ik-
maile
llirou-li
nm
V!-i..,
i
Brandt
in
Canada
of
any
Chartered
Hank,
any
atulioriud
SavinJO
Di'""fntetit
of
Finance
board
the
"Blueberry"
at
Rock-
,
,
,
Z
u
,
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