Idtttuc
Rupert
Dailp
rectus
Ltd.
Monday,
KKrrti
1.
194
a
The
Daily
News
Boys
ONLY
J
THE
1939
Hf
fcn
Independent
dnilv
newspup
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
eomprur.
ig
northern
nd
central
British
Columbia.
(Auihoriwd
as
St-cond
Class
Mall,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
frvery
ttemoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
0?
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
,
Prince
Rupert,
the
commancier
PAUL
OLSEN
Ambassador
of
Goodwill;
Is
Friendly
and
Courteous
Lad
GENERAL)
ELECU
SUBSCRIPTION,
RATES
or
the
plane
was
approacnea
in
regard
to
charges
for
their
efficient
services.
The
writer
was
Informed,
without
any
hesi
SHAME,
CAN
AH
A!
Editor,
Daily
News:
Recently
a
letter
was
published
in
your
daily
paper
in
reference
to
a
mercy
flight
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines,
City
Carrier,
pet
we?,
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Year,
7.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
14.00.
FLUORESCENT
LAMPS
Paul
Olsen
is
an
ambassador
of
goodwill.
If
you
are
a
f
riend
of
his
he
will
stop
to
ask
about
your
family
and,
if
you
have
in
some
way
distinguished
yourself
by
marrying,
by
becoming
a
parent
or
been
elected
to
some
responsible
office,
he
is
likely
to
con
The
Army
Leaves
tation,
that
there
was
absolutely
no
charge
for
this
flight.
The
reason
given
was
that
this
plane
was
stationed
at
Annette
Island
for
Ju.sl
such
emergen
cies.
What
bewilders
me
is
the
fact
gratulate
you
on
your
success
BRITISH
ARMY
has
left
InoMa
and
there
is
THE
something
passing
sad
about
that.
These
many
years
the
Army
has
been
so
indissolubly
associated
with
the
erlamorous
history
of
that
rich
and
Paul's
route
is
number
3
which
w
-mm'Kt'mi
takes
in
most
of
the
business
s?c-
v.,-""
,s
,
tion.
A
roimer
street
saies
uoy
fabled
land.
How
many
young
Britons
have
con-
j
for
the
News
and
Empire,
Pani
siripred
it
an
honor
and
a
Drivileee
to
serve
the
became
a
regular
delivery
boy
that
a
country
the
size
of
our:;
and
with
our
resources,
should
have
to
apical
to
the
united
States
government
id
saw
Canadian
lines.
I
can
assure
you
that
the
citizens
ot
the
British
Columbia
coast
are
definitely
in
need
of
a
Canadian
Coast
that
took
place
Christmas
Day
from
Massett.
The
letter
dealt
with
a
very
heavy
rharp.P
of
$2f3
for
a
70-mile
flight
(140
miles
return
i
to
bring
an
emergency
case
to
the
local
hospital.
This
past
week,
I,
the
undersigned,
was
confronted
with
a
similar
emerpenry
within
my
own
family.
Hie
possibility
of
losing
a
life
was
very
imminent.
I
contacted
the
C
P
A.
and.
after
considerable
delay
and
red
tape
approximately
hours
i
no
action
as
far
as
I
could
estimate
would
be
forthcoming.
Therefore,
the
American
Coast
Ouard
at
Ketchikan
was
contacted
and
there
was
only
a
five-minute
delay
from
the
time
I
re-
He
is
serving
110
cus-
last
July
NOW
'1.30
tomers.
Born
14
years
auo
in
Vancou
ver,
Paul
came
to
Prince
Ruper
with
his
father
in
141
and
like:
Guard
or
somrthmfc
similar
not
only
for
trnerfenry
ruses
such
j
as
i
was
confronted
with
but
'
for
marine
nroteclirtrt
help
as
this
city
b?cause
of
its
friendli
'King
and
Imperator
there
?
And
who
can
deny
the
great
power
the
British
Army
has
been
in
maintaining
order,
peace
and
harmony
in
that
land
of
many
moods
and
vicissitudes?
But
it
is
part
of
the
granting
of
complete
independence
to
India
and
independence
which
in
its
initial
stages
at
least
has
been
marked
with
conflict,
bloodshed
and
violence.
The
British
Army
is
gone!
Gandhi
is
gone!
India
is
independent!
India
is
different.
Time
only
will
tell
if
India
and
her
teeming
masses
are
better
off.
wHl.
At
iroiiMb.
Massett,
Q
C
I
1
The
priie
of
C$-f.
40
watt
lluo-n-sient
1
anipi
...
4
netes&ii
in
thousands
of
in.luitrial
tnd
iom-
o
nested
their
help
until
my
doc-
Robert
Strathan
returned
toj
the
city
on
tire
CoqulUam
last
nitrtfjl
premises
.
.
,
hat
httn
irdil
dtiTtJ
,
I
-J
tor
was
informed
that
a
plane
r
,
.
;W
I
would
arrive
in
Massvt
in
40
t
V'l
..
,v
"
1
mimites.
Hie
flinht
was
made
;Vv4m";.,
V
,flWnM
Rl"'rt
lth,n
th''
.A
V
W'i
hor
and,
upon
arriving
in
durinf,
the
nasi
nine
veari
to
a
low
today
oft
J
V(
irh
rhe
lijjhi
output
now
greatly
improiti
J
Vancouver.
mt
only
buy
more
light,
but
you
buy
G-I
FW,
nefs.
Living
alone
with
hi.s
fa-j
ther,
Paul
has
learned
to
cooki
and
is
quite
proud
of
his
baking.
Another
of
his
hobbies
is)
stamp
collecting
and
'
he
is
a
a
member
of
the
school
club.
A
member
of
the
Civic
Centr?,
he
spends
part
of
hi.s
.spare
time
enjoying
the
facilities
provided
for
teen-agers
but
he
still
findss
time
to
read,
his
spjcial
interest
being
in
books
that
deal
with
engineering.
His
father
was
a
steam
engineer
and
Paul
wants
to
follow
in
hi.s
footsteps,
although
it
is
diesel,
nof.steam
that
claims
his
attention.
In
grade
7
this
year.
Paul
is
a
.student
of
Booth
Memorial
Hiith
School.
He
is
an
enthusiastic
tent
Lamps
for
only
one-third
the
1
V
39
pr.
ILLETH1
To
Merchants
WAR
ASSETS
ST.
DAVID'S
DAY
IS
ST.
DAVID'S
DAY,
anniversary
of
the
THIS
patron
saint
of
the
Principality
of
Wales,
and
there
is
additional
interest
in
the
day
this
year
since
local
Welshmen,
and
the
ladies,
too,
are
being
called
together
this
evening
with
a
view
to
organization.
We
wish
these
fine,
quaint
folk,
with
their
nroud
history
and
tradition,
the
best
of
good
luck.
m
wvn
ww
omrrvtif
a
Bl
I.K
LOT
SAI.KS
SubjPct
to
prior
sale
or
withdrawal
War
Ass-Is
Conx.r.ition
offers
for
sale
lrt
bulk
lots
the
follow
Ins
equipment:
I
WAR
ASSETS
81)1
They
are
as
esteemed
as
any
of
the
components
of
hiker
and
win
take
a
fling
at
bas-the
tight
little
island
and
it
is
fitting
that
there!
should
be
perpetuation
through
mutual
association
of
all
the
things
they
hold
dear.
Joe
Goscoe
To
Merchants
J
Rationalizes
Joe
Goscoe
one
of
the
runner-
i
up
in
the
Kinsmen
most
eli
gible
bachelor
elections
held
Kulijrel
lo
prior
ule
or
Wtthdnwil,
tfe
fulloHiiiK
war
kurpluH
Hems
rt
awiUHt
ARNOLD
FLATEN
IN
BUSINESS
AND
PUBLIC
SERVICE
affairs
I
in
Prince
Rupert
these
last
ten
years
we
can
think
of
few
who
have
played
a
more
consistently
active
and
useful
part
than
Arnold
Flaten.
So
we
.
are
sure
that
it
will
be
with
regret
that
the
com
Friday
nljht,
tt'as
amazed
to
learn
that
there
were
72
girls
in
Prince
Rupert
who
knew
him
well
enough
to
cast
their
vote
',
RADIO
ICl
tPMLNT
The
following
Radio
Equipment
Is
offeree
t
in
ONK
HULK
IjOT.
Parttai
list
includes:
in
his
favor.
Joe
accepted
his
munity
reads
our
announcement
today
that
he
is
(defeat
philosophically.
He
says
being
transferred
from
here
to
an
important
branch
he
doesn't
do
a
good
job
of
look-
telephone
Hi
nd
and
B-n
Win
k
&
H
i
ing
after
one
girl
so
he
can't
Transmitters
R:u!k
Tuoes
Switches
Spaetti
Tublnn
LOT
1
LOT
7
Pneumatic
Drills,
various
types.
Rotary,
Brass
Hose
Corner,
Angles,
etc.
in
various
sies
o.M.
Vap.s
for
Itos-
Connections
Afressories
for
all
lyjVR
Of
Pneumatic
Drills
Noies,
various
types
Spare
p.Ut-s
for
all
types
Pneumatic
Drills
n,)ff(.
couplings
'
'
Strainers
LOT
t
-
Auttmutlc
Rivet
Setter
.
.
t
Pneumatic
Rivet
Squeezers
Spare
parts
for
Rivet
Squeezers
Flexible
Shaftin"
.
--
Wave
Traps
-
Cable
Clamps
S
Mast
Brackets
A.imuth
Inri
tea
tor
'Panels
Compression
Rivetters
Corner
Rivetters
Cabif.
small
quantity
Gear
Box
Assemblies
Accessories
for
Pneumatic
Rivetters
Spare
Parts
for
all
types
of
Rivetters
.
Slow
and
Fast
Hitting
Rivettinx
Hammers
-
-
"
LOT
S
'-OT
4
Ra.Twnv
Benclintt
MachineJi
Pneumatic
-Chipping
Hammers
Tube
Bending
Dies
1
Accessories
for
Chipping
Hammers
Circular
Saws
'
Spare
Parts
for
Chipping
Hammers
Expanders
Tuboi
I
GuaRes
t
.
Sparc
parts
for
Electric
Drills
LOT
5
Pneumatic
Tools,
drills,
hammer,
etc.
Fr.eumatic
Rotary
Nut
Setters
Large
Ton-lies
for
Pipe
Bending
ivet
Sets.
Flush.
Pan
Head.
Button
Head
Grindstones
-
.
."pare
Parts
for
all
types
of
Pneumatic
Tools
-Accessories
for
all
types
of
Pneumatic
Tools
,
rbors
"mpiet
Wrenches
LOT
10
-
40
ton
Distilling
Machinery
I'uinns,
various
types
LOT
6
Qi!
Rc-r
Jaimers.
Filters.
Purifying
Plant,
etc.
Pneumatic
Grinders
F.-icw
Cutting
Machines
Pneumatic
Screwdrivers
Surface
Plates
Pneumatic
Holding
on
Hammers
f,U
-trie
Ventilating
Fans
Pneumatic
Tappers
Impregnation
Equipment
'Mvet
Cutters
and
Rivet
Dies
Iniernal
Combustion
Bngtnc
Blowers
and
Spare
Parts
for
various
tpyes
of
Pneumatic
Exhausters
Tools
Hardness
Testing
Unit,
IIih
Speed
at
Victoria
in
his
capacity
as
a
manager
for
the
Roval
Bank
of
Canada.
We
and
the
rest
of
his
imagine
himself
being
at
the
Adic
and
Echo
Sounds:
hopl
.ill
r,f
QO.
foil
o)orlrwc
Full
details
and
passes
to
Inspect
the
atx
-i
menus
win
congratulate
nun
on
a
uimiiiui
jh
.jiiiu-
i
was
also
CatPCi
that
King
tion
in
the
service
of
that
institution.
'Edward
school
is
one
up
on
Bor-
ment
mav
be
obtained
at
the
address
pveiiM
den
wmcn
he
pointed
out.
couldn't
field
a
bachelor
of
any
kind,
eligible
or
otherwise.
A
lane
quantity
of
MEDICAL
EQUIPMENT
isrl-J
1
compete
X-Ray
Unit,
lot)
MA.
Crated
Snares
and
acre
usuries
(or
X-Ray
Units
Library
of
Medical
Books
containinc
43
difftr.
Medical
Charts
f
racture
Tables
inus
and
Mastoid
Reflex
Unit
W.
M.
Watts
returned
to
the
I
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
ye
terday
morning
from
a
brief
business
tri:
to
Vancouver
and
'
III!
I
I
H
M
1
V.A
j
lril
filial
l
l.
U-t
J
Various
Tables
and
Stands.
FVurepv
Retract
Victoria.
ivnives,
cic.
Sound,
steady-going
and
understanding,
Mr.
Flaten
has
not
only
been
found
a
reliable,
helpful
and
popular
banker
but
he
has
also
proven
always
a
read
,
willing
and
capable
leader
and
aide
in
affairs
of
community
development
and
service
through
such
organizations
as
Chamber
of
Commerce,
hospital
board,
Red
Cross
Society
and
others.
He
is
one
of
those
men
upon
whose
capable
'and
willing
shoulders
devolve
jobs
and
tasks
that
only
those
imbued
with
a
sense
of
nublic
duty
and
responsibility
assume-.
In
short,
he
is
one
of
the
true
good
citi'en
tvpe.
By
the
same
token
that
we
are
sorrv
to
soft
him
eo.
we
should
also
be
appreciative
that
v
e
have
had
him
as
long
as
we
have.
ThMt
success
and
irood
fortune
will
follow
A
tw.M
Ftatn
and
his
family
to
the
scene
of
his
new
residence
will
be
the
hearty
wish
of
all.
one
coal
I
iurii
1
ti
n
m
o
Manufactured
by
IViul-i
H
Marh';r
lire
tvix-.
fire
box
dimensions
31
xl2
xb
and
has
Iron
grate,
ovens
are
brick
lined
vt
r
-
h
lit
a
'-,
.
V
4sw
4'J"
x
11''
X
74
'
Er.ch
oven
is
eqni'l"-
in-ide
oven.
Overall
diineiiMons:
leiii'Ui
w.
!(
i;'ht
tiO."
Used,
In
fair
condition.
A
large
quantity
of
Cases.
Boxes
and
fiei
line
following:
W.HKlcn
Transport
Boxes,
various
sixes
Aer.
Engine
Cases
.
,t
Pteel
Boxes
with
Brass
Hinges,
compii"
-
handles.
Approx;
14"
x
12''
X
18V-"
.
,
Ammunition
Boxes,
hardwood
Wooden
Reels,
various
sles
Metal
Reels,
various
sires
t
SO
THIS
IS
COMMUNISM
The
above
are
only
partial
lists
of
the
items
i
each
lot.
Detailed
Information
and
passes
to
inspect
tne
above
equipment
mav
be
obtained
at
the
address
(;iven
below.
I)I.(
OMI'UKSSION
(
II
AMIU
II
'
Decomprf
ssion
Chamber
consists
of
a
steel
cylinder
8G"
in
diameter
x
17
V"
lon,
with
conical
ends.
Chamber
is
made
of
',2"
and
34"
welde
.teel
and
has
2
compartments
bolted
together
to
form
1
cylinder,
length
of
small
compartmen
,
7.'
This
Decompression
Chamber
is
completely
equipped
with
valves,
controls,
aircraft
bucket
t
:pe
seats
and
various
other
equipment
and
instruments
including
inter-office
eommunicatl
m
sets,
electric
motors,
aecesxorU's
and
pumping
equipment.
Operated
by
an
increase
decrease
hand
operated
flow
control
valve,
altitude
0-40,000'.
This
Decompression
Chamber
is
the
type
used
by
the
RCAF
for
testing
aircrew
personnel.
Could
possibly
be
adapted
for
use
in
diving
and
sulvatflnR
operations.
AIRCRAFT
SPARES
ANI
EQUIPMENT
The
following
Aiicraft
Spares
and
Equipment
are
also
available:
Large
assortment
of
Aircraft
Tires,
various
sizes
and
makes.
Large
assortment
of
Aircraft
Tubes,
various
sizes
and
makes.
Aircraft
Wheel
Assemblies
Aircraft
Brake
Assemblies
Wide
range
of
Aircraft
Ground
Handling
Equipment
Including:
Towing
Bars
Spares
for
Hurricanes,
Dakotas
and
Harvard.?
'
t
-
Rlinss
Aircraft
Instruments
Portable
Work
Platforms
Navigation
Lamps
Propellor
Test
Equipment
Vaive
Assemblies
ddress
all
emittlries
to:
kej
TS
oi:ffll
l'K.Siii
11
s.ii.r.
on
r.,
t.-iv
ADMINISTRATION
W.W...
sea
Island.
vs
COMMUNISM
had
hardly
climbed
into
the
saddle
in
Czechoslovakia
when
every
Boy
Scout
and
every
Girl
Guide
in
that
land
was
disbanded.
In
other
words,
these
organizations
which
have
so
abundantly
proven
their
value
in
the
wholesome
and
healthful
development
of
youth,
for
generations,
wore
abolished
as
rapidly
as
it
was
possible
to
do
it.
And
this
is
the
Communism
the
gentle
doctrine
Canada
and
Canadians
are
asked
by
some
to
embrace!
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TERMS
AND
tOSIHtiO;
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to
purchase
merchandise
are
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Dollies
for
Wing
and
Tail
Handling
Eclipse
Generators
Drip
Trays
Engine
Starters
Bomb
Loading
Equipment
Engine
Spares
Aircraft
Electrical
Equipment
THERMOMETERS
A
wide
range
of
New
Thermometers,
various
types
and
sizes
including
Industrial
thermometers
with
maximum
and
minimum
recorders.
BAKERY
EQl'IPMENT
1
Ceiling
Type
Proofer,
travelling
bucket
capacity
1440
loaves
per
hour
at
H
min.
per
proof,
containing
85-4
ioaf
travelling
buckets
of
steel
and
canvas
construction.
Dough
elevator
with
0
selector
forks
for
carrying
dough.
Powered
by
an
AC
Electric
Motor
3
Phase,
550
Volts,
60
Cycle,
1750
RPM,
2
H
P.
Also
1
Steam
Wooden
Proofer,
4
sections
Intruding
hardware,
steam
pipes,.
-tc.
Proofrr
U
sertional
and
can
be
dismantled
for
moving.
Steam
heat
supplied
from
a
Fletcher
Upright
Steam
Boiler
compute
with
fittings.
FLETCHER
BAKING
OVEN
White
enamelled
front,
corrugated
sides
and
rear.
Complete
with
valves
arid
fittihfc
Including
thermometer
graduated
from
200
degrees
to
750
decrees
F.
Overall
dimension
of
overt
lenth
mv
x
12"
wide
x
8'
6"
high.
Dimension
of
inside
of
oven
ftpprox.
17
Va'
long,
ir
wide
and
113,4''
high.
Complete
with
grates,
fittings,
etc.
Id)
iHirchftwr
will
V
required
to
take
(1pllv'"
.1
s
(or
rt'iuovo
from
the
premises
ut
U
"
limit
-t
by
the
Ciwrxfrntlou.
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wtlrn
i
n
i
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HTiim
Noi
Hon.
Leslie
EYRES
Alinisler
of
Trade
and
Industry
V
A
ft
AWttTS
CORPORATI
T
V
K
m
Gabardine
Suits
GREEN,
GOLD,
BIEGE
BROWN
AND
GRAY
WITH
THE
NEW
LOOK
DRESSES
for
AFTERNOON
and
STREET
WEAR
Printed
Jerseys
and
Crepes
Sizes
18V2
to
24
Vi
NYLON
HOSE
54
Gauge
PENCIL
SEAMS
NEW
SHADES
DISCUSS
it
Address
all
enquiries
to:
Branch
Sales
Office,
War
AsseU
Corporation,
Admihistrallem
Bids.,
S"4
Island,
Vancouver,
B
X.
"REGIONAL
LEVEEOPMENT
of
immsn
(
OUI.MP.lA"
SEE
t:S
FOR
All.
REQUIREMENTS
IN
mim
Slippy
Consult
us
for
your
needs
in
all
tJ'Ivs
Everything
in
hleh-d
MJ
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WATCH
FOR
O
ANNETTE'S
FASHION
REVIEW
MAKC'H
9
&
16,
CAPITOL
THEATRE
TERMS
AND
CONDITIONS
Oilers
to
purchase
merchandise
are
invited
subject
to
the
following
conditions:
ai
The
Corporation
shall
have
the
right
to
accept
or
to
reject
any
or
all
offers
in
hole
.
'ib"
''iPany
offer
is
accepted,
sale
will
be
on
a
t
an
"as
Is
where
is"
basis
Without
warranty
of
any
kind
1
except
as
to
the
Crown's
title)
and
wMI
be
subject
to
the
other
usual
sales
conditions
of
the
Corporation.
......
ci
On
acceptance
of
offer,
purchase
price
will
be
payable
in
full.
id
1
Purchaser
will
be
required
to
take
delivery
of
merchandise
sold
for
remove
from
the
premises
at
hi.s
own
expense)
within
a
time
11m
t
set
by
tiie
Corporation.
WATCH
FOR
FCRTIIFR
ANNOUNCEMENTS
WAR
ASSETS
CORPORATION
(704i
OMf
Cards
for
every
occasion.
DIBB
PRINTING
C
ANNETTE
mansell
Walk
Upstairs
in
Stone
Building
10:15
P.M.
n0
!
BESNER
BLOCK