HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
nnpett
DafTs
r3efcS
Tuesday,
Jane
21,
1S4S
.
LETTERBOX
CAMPAIGNING
Prince
Rupert
MEVS
S
n
n
u
r
.
J.
Kulin,
Montreal;
H.
W.
Lennox,
Port
Hardy;
W.
Walker,
Port
Hardy;
S.
Jacques,
Vancouver;
E.
La
Pointe,
Vancouver;
J.
win'dbkeakirs
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n
tuaep.ndent
d.S,
newspaper
SSBrtt
mM?
Publish
Mue'ffi
Rart.
BrttUh
Columbia
Prmc
Rupert
mil,
J-U
v!f
OT.Taglng
Director.
Kltor.
H
H
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
OP
cmCULATIOKS
OP
CANADIAN
rf.gSES&ATK
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
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tT
Curler,
m
'pKN'
pPerrYear.'
.5.00
Editor,
Daily
News:
It
was
with
much
interest
that
I
read
the
Editorial
in
your
issue,
of
the
20th
inst.
"Modern
,
Campaiening".
It
is
quite
true
that
remarkable
developments
o.-L-nuin
e.,i
,
I,,.,.
.
SJh-.
u
Selmerson,
Vancouver:
T
Moen,
Vancouver;
L.
Lalonde,
Blon-ceau,
Ontario;
N.
H.
McClary,
Port
Hardy;
H.
Akhurst,
Vancouver;
F.
Bogardus,
Vancouver;
M.
Bremo.
Vancouver;
A.
Jo-
!EN"S
VOtXr.
u,
have
been
made
in
bringing
to
i
the
public
at
large,
in
our
im-l
fK
nsp
of
radio
Sl-ITS-Worsuds,
s!,
oouwe-orravltd:
.
"l"11"
broadcasts
versus
news
advertisements
in
the
Daily
News,
and
,
i
tho
rtailv
oress.
Broadcasts,
flajjy
Parley
Outcome
MEN'S
TROISIER
hanson,
Vancouver;
A.
Legree,
Winnipeg;
T.
Fontagne,
Winnipeg;
Mr.
and
Mrs
Fairchild,
Deer
Lodge,
Montana;
Miss
M.
Boulttr,
Penticton;
Mrs.
G.
W?hite,
Masset;
Lt.
B.
Dixon,
.
.
.
.
t-.
twin.
L
all
know,
are
by
script
de-1
ssonmenl,
Iittu
n
"THE
OUTCOME
OI
the
Ug
rum
-f
w
the
station
from
whereby
agreement
i
leach-
u
is
w
be
broadcaSted
-
r-rpr'
conference
I
l?teiS
COnxeifi"-c
.
nfiqno
,i
tr.
it.
delivery.
vrl,A'
S3
u
MEN
S
DRESS
n4
Sf
1
i.InninlPS
OI
OI
d
an
i
AUHIWii
p,"'-'-.
some
umc
H""'
-
;
t
ed
Oil
the
general
pnnciples
!
Advertising
of
campaign
polit-j
Tr
V
Zii
toiM
io
centime
rnntmue
the
the
tempoiary
temporary
.
.
delivered
to
Vancouver;
C.
D.
Orchard,
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D-
Par-menter,
Terrace.
Mr
and
Mrs,
ICearley,
Prince
,rom
-
-
15U
it
...
..
iL.
tomtit
f
Ill
IMII
the
press
prior
to
publication
All
Tlitical"
parUes
haw
free
j
ROTS'
T
SHIRTS
fc$w,
Berlin
pending
a
arranmment
on
.rgt
least
guarded
sat.sfac
tlement
ue
gives
rives
cause
cause
iui
for
at
t.--
George;
R.
Adair,
Vancouver;
H.
Hamilton.
Vancouver;
N.
Gim-
time
on
nauon
.uC
J
.h.
ur,
ofhiallv
finalized
as
i?.
political
anf4
it
is
in
keening
no
sortment.
Simial
to
ther
Vancouver;
R
Robinson,
ti0"-,
Ll.Lr:
nt
encouraging
de-
wi
the
nation,
policy
I
BOYS'
WOOL
N
W0R
Vancouver;
W.
J.
campoea
.
nAtTrtn-nj;
TN
CA
CANADA
AND
U.S.
Fiftv
members
of
the
MOTHERS
EN
ROUTE
TO
IT
JBATOHX
and
L.S
Bndes
Parents
aoc
.
Canadian
journey.
The
trip
was
U
S.
servicemen,
left
for
Se
mother
to
visit
her
daughter
and
son-in-law
?S3L
S
XSrTrmonth,
Shown
here
are
a
party
of
the
mothers
with
friends
and
relations
before
they
sailed.
I
Church
Creek;
P.
Hoflman,
yet
.
DUt
uuc
U
i
v
ctitaxn
v
j
.
-
of
giving
to
the
Weet(irn
Vegtem
Pnw.
pow.
surtim-nt.
Special
$2
75
1
!lic
of
Radio
an
opportune
Terrace;
i.
i-cfrnrt.iv,
aska;
T.
H.
Searle,
North
Van-
BOYS'
SCHOOL
Slur
listening
to
the
views
01
a-,
political
parties.
1
Blue
and
khaki
t,
Special
...
Officers
have
been
couver;
C.
Caetor'a;
tw
.he
w
bre,
to
be
re-
Retumins
!
led
demote
stations,
lined
up
by
Mr.
MacLeoJ
Th.y
....
,
.t
a
are
all
women
who
are
selectmp.
ana
m
r.
4
The
last
pragrdP"
1'
i
u-niild
indicate
that
SSSic
which
has
aspired,
sometimes
tense
crisis.
It
of
k
a
month
many
5
course,
no
time
for
complacency.
At
the
same
for
hopelessness
that
the
time,
there
is
no
reason
the
light
and
come
obdurate
Russians
may
not
see
and
reasonable
set-
down
to
tractable
negotiation
the
public
should
only
read
and
pi
Most
difficult
station
to
get
their
own
election
clerks.
The
c
Bpnner
and
Umiy
a
ballot
box
to
is
Anaheim
Lake
deputies
are:
rnrhran
Ontario;
R.
D.
Ebert.
F1NAL
BALLOT
BOXES
SENT
IN
SKEENA
RIDING
absorb
what
the
editor
snou.u
writ
or,
in
lieu
of
that,
what
political
parties
should
insert
in
your
paper
as
paid
advertising.
H
F
GLASSEY.
or
the,
Mrs.
H.
D.
Tham
MM.
r.
t.
Vancou-
in
the
southeastern
part
y
wr;
B
Gordon,
ridin.
It
will
be
sent
down
coasi
ukki.
'
ver;
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
K.
beveiun
!'.
n,
n
j
Milne.
Nanalmo:
tlement.
.
,
Final
ballot
boxes
to
outlying
Mrs.
Kathleen
Hill,
-
Mrs.
C.
P.
'
D
u
McVeigh,
mtinis",
Wlnnipc-g;
........
W.
T.
-
PoTtain
v
tne
CUinuiieiv.iuii
.
.
ja?sg
'
nack
horse,
ueuiiiiuj
v
.
ftvDnorl
l1-
...,
h
far.flnns
...
.
'
Ratneno.
Mrs.
E.
W.
Bcker,
Mrs.
T..wr,
rrimiinlun:
F.J
Har-
SMITH
&
ELKlX
!!l!STHhnfnsome
periods
in
its
progress
when
yJESSi
VT?
5
.rijLt
rS!
otBablr
l"
'al'n
1
"'s
"
CKi"bacl,T'Mr.
JJSI1"V:
"iran"CMrV.
-
hv
Retumli
unicer
ttoa
iw-ac-
...
nU
nri.
The
baiot
Dux
;
i
I4U-
-:v
;
deadlock
seemed
imminent.
HAVE
HAD
x'vV
YEARS
OF
:T
iPLA'
$10,0
"6pee
.last
CAI
HE)
)
Hea
net-
Vancouver
(Today-Dr.
od
in
preparation
for
the
fed-:
-
nl?ht-s
train
toT
Anderson
.!J.
M.
McLachlan
ana
x.n
L.
W
Kergin,
J.
T.
Beckett,
M
eral
eiection
on
June
27
;
J,
n
be
tak-n
to
Mr-
'Te"a.
M
M.
Tajtor.
Prague,
D.
C.
Orchard,
S.
Nohr,
federa!
riding
in
Bnt-
Topley
fcy
road
toen
to
the
upp,r
W
ary
Von
s.
(
F.
O'Conner.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
isn
Columbia.
Skeena
covers
f
Rabme
Lake
by
boat
and
Mrs-Vl
R..
'
'.
n
c.
Su-venson
returned
to
PLUMBING
jTVi'
I
WILL
THERE
BE
WAR?
ttt
THP.P
THER
RE
BE
WAR?
WARY
Who
Who
knows?
Knows:
It
u
is
is
Rosang.
A.L,ight.n,
J.
f
.ter
tJflnall,
b,
Imiian
pacK
hors,
to
Mr,
Mary
J
'
Meade
j
the'city
Saturday
afu-mn
by
HEATING
'
hi
iiii-..
.
cneaier.
provmcr
ttnu
iiunj
-
i-airi
ijnaine.
-
.
-
EXPERIENCE
ENCE
WILL
authorities
m
W
clear
Clear
that
that
even
even
the
Uic
highest
To
to
Sandspit
Banaspu
uiwaj--.
(Today)
Mrs.
u.
Jng
lng
stal,ons
stations
are
are
situated
tniuaura
in
ui
iso
23
deputy
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell.
In
Prince
Rupert.
j
nwwr,
-nrH
cannot
answer
that
question.
Branham,
Miss
d.
Branham,
F.
,ated
ln
trre
ar
north.
jair'for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
to
j
attend
Masonic
Grand
Lodge
I
sessions.
PHONE
IU
B
tut;
'vcu..
""""
,
.
,i.,r7
:
fUp
P(m.
Branham.
and
in
the
interior,
its
soutn-i
n
locKea
m
tne
tun
IThe
answer,
if
there
be
one,
is.
From
Vanc0Uver
iMondayi-
erly
boundary
b
the
fifty-first;
finps
of
the
Kremlin.
Certainly
none
of
the
democ-
Mr
Bradbury,
n-
shannon
d.
parallel
at
the
northem
Up
of
i
mc-
sb.
Dixon,
r.
e.
Benson
ishind
and
lt5
nwth-;
aeeressive
act,
conse-
Vancouver
Will
Ko
be
gUllt
r,,iltv
Ot
nf
anv
any
aggi
'
C.
F
Grant,
1-aCieS
N.
McTavish,
oI
the
Q.iinn,
boumia
fe
that
prov-
quer,tly
there
will
be
war
if
Russia
and
her
satel-
K.
Johnson,
j.
Kuim.
r
Lalonde.
ince
it,e,f
ylM
eastern
.i
..
.1.
.
,,,;-.f
ovroniinn
nnlicv
be-
li
w
Mr.Clarv.
G.
W.
walker.
v-j
ri:
REAL
ESTATE
V
.
j
Plumbing
Troubles?
I
LlSsS
X
tSi
BLUE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
me
tuHiinuiii.-i
..
r
-
uury
u.
u.,v...v.
lues
lue
nursue
P"1-"
.
.
,
v:-u
.
,
t
a
tVio
it'oot
Wpct
consider
nn;;;l0r
From
Sandspit
(Monday)
,...:.,,
boat,
-i
.
RETURNS
PREPAkU'
Staff
Set.
G.
A.
Johnson
half,
the
width
of
the
northern
i
Re:
r
tn
v
i
Hi
rr
,.Tho
..
ucy
'trlw
'.'
WH
iss
o
'
fsilprj
!
Joult
lotlce
it
tl
torn
S
ion
.1
jtflcal
:
rUt
I
'alld
.
vrltln
'
.
P
Ire,
yona
the
oounaaries
wiucu
c
"
to
be
essential
for
the
preservation
of
that
way
of
life
which
we
have
chosen
and
are
prepared
to
de
R.
E.
MORTIMEM
From
Vancouver
Mr.
leuoru,
.,,
.
,
J24
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CM
t
Mr.
Stewart,
Mr.
Foerster,
Mr.
stations.
23
of
them
in
.k7.Xr?f
I
fend.
-n(1-
ISuicker,
Mr.
Smith,
Mr.
boow,
Qcean
win.
,
1
V
the
honest
j.s.
Black
wart
Only
by
Morgan,
andMr,
How
can
we
prevent
Mr
fiveSmithers
and
Terracc
BALAGNO
H
i.
-i:
vArrtiotinn
wiinnui
auueat'C-
u.
ow.ci.o..",
tvimo
norh
Bums
i.nke
ana
tui-;
Tul-
Phone
fciwn
B"
points
Kid-theit,
of
aPpet
-r,
-"STtitr
!
Flor:;(XrH
will
have
one.
tay
by
backing
our
policy
by
the
greatest
mmuiiy
Five
small
centre,
which
in
Mr
Mr.
Rbmso;
Robinson,
Mr
Mr.
CampbeU.
h
.
I
g
J945
election
had
polnng
stations,
will
not
have
any
this
time.
They
are
Morgan's
Camp
on
AUi
Inlet,
Salmon
Gold
(Monday)
O.
J.
To
Justkatia
Moscrlp,
Mr.
Traeger.
3k
Cbyvy
j
SAANICH
umIng
Heating
'
.
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JOK-';
-p
jjz
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253
FIRST
AYE.
E.
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fMMMMMM9M9MyMMtMt4y-04-
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0
04
'The
strongest
nation
or
strength
we
can
muster.
group
of
nations
will
not
be
the
victims
of
aggression
bv
anv
realistic
power,
since
the
resulting
war
would
not
pay
off
in
victory.
This
is
a
self
evident
fact
apparent
to
all,
even
fanatic
totalitananists.
'
To
Masset
(Monday
v.
aq-
The
Latest
in
Portable
Welders
H
$
BEEN
A!)II
TO
01
F.
X
T
E
N
SiVFI
Y
IWfrf
SHOP
.
.
.
FOR
M.l
MET
WORK
.
.
.
SI.E
THOM
SHEET
METAL
UMITE
lams,
S.
Thomas,
D.
taensnaw.
Q
R.yer
m
Uw
nort.heasteriy
portion
of
the
riding,
Bilimor
j
g
Black
returned
by
air
voters
will
cast
their
ballots
at
!
r
I
,
i
i
:
;G
I
I
JublJ
ncoi
i
Bei
IE
I
I
i
(.
I
1
Saturday
afternoon
from
a
briei
w'atson
Island.
Votinc
at
Prince
Rupert
will
business
trip
to'
Vancouver.
PHONE
ni.
Stake
place
in
the
Civic
Centre
!
auditorium
where
23
polling
!
stations
will
be
set
up.
The
time
!
jWiil
be
9
a.m.
to
7
p.m.
Facing
ALUMINUM
PROBLEMS
'
r
ALUMINUM
ENGINEERS
have
said
that
t
POWER
is
the
determining
factor
in
locating
new
plants
such
as
are
proposed
for
British
Columbia
or
Alaska.
It
takes
as
much
power
to
produce
a
ton
of
aluminum
as
the
average
home
"Wait
until
tne
union
near
nwuv
-
j
1
;
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
Daylight
Time.
Because
the
voting
station?
will
handle
the
voters
according
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
u
-
OPEN
FROM
11:30
A.M.
TO
3:3J
A.M.
vi
y.y
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
!
Dishes
Dishes
to
the
part
of
the
city
m
which
they
were
registered,
Returning
Officer
MacLeod
advises
that
voters
check
the
number
of
the
1
voters'
list
which
was
mailed
to
i
them
recently.
!
City
polls
are
numbered
84
to
103,
and
each
list
carries
its
own
!
alphabetical
sequence.
Three
of
hgr
CHOP
SUEY-CIIOW
Vancouver
victoria,
SF.ATTLE
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
uses
in
a
15-year
period.
Alcoa
nas
oeen
investigating
Alaska
for
the
last
four
years,
meanwhile
perfecting
new
alloys
and
invading
new
markets.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
is
doing
likewise
in
British
Columbia.
Alcoa
is
finding
the
problems
connecting
with
Skagway
to
be
tremendous.
That
industries
couldnt
use
does
not
mean
that
other
the
power
for
different
purposes
if
Alcoa
cant
satisfy
all
the
interested
parties.
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada's
problems
on
this
coast
appear
to
be
to
have
the
edge..
similar
but
this
province
appears
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Chilcotin
FOR
THE
YOUNG
MAN
IDEAL
OR
EXPEDITIONS
BOXfcS-
-r
pr.ET
OUH
LUNCH
Fridav.
5
p.m.,
Catala
rb
.
.
j-vy
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
the
larger
polling
stations!
those
with
more
thaa
350
names,
have
been
split.
'
-
"If
the
voters
will
refer
to
the
number
of
their
polling
division
'which
is
on
the
voters'
list
they
I
received
through
the
mails,
4hey
DON'T
MISS
THE
FUN
AT
.Toi
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
w
:
'1a
"i.
rii.ii.
Phone
Red
400
!
will
know
which
table
to
get
j
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
All
Types
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.6.
Coquitlam,
July
1,
15
and
29
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s:
Coquitlam,
July
8
and
22
FRANK.
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
UMBERLO:
FISHING,
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