Prince
Rupert
Dafl?
r3rtyg
LtD.
Friday,
February
20,
1943
The
Daily
News
Boys
Joining
which
could
be
landscaped
and
made
entirely
appropriate.
The
administration
building
would
also
hive
the
advantage
of
being
centrally
located
for
school
purposes.-
.
.
i
u..n,i;.i,
LETTERBOX
WORKING
WOMEN
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
am
writing
this
letter
Sl
to
with
SPR
ka
Independent
dslly
nnrspp
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
ail
communiu-s
compris.
ig
northra
and
central
British
Columbia.
Authorized
as
Sfcond
Class
Mail.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
Publish".!
evert
afternoon
except
S'jnday
by
Print
Rupert
Daily
Ni-ws
Ltd
.
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
G.
A
HUNTER.
Manairlni?
Editor.
H
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
O
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
KEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Kt'RSCP.IPTION
RATES
the
The
lower
warenuu.it-
uuiiuiug
vou
in
the
hopes
that
we.
be
rented
for
manufac-and
could
young,
single
and
divoreed
girls
boys
of
Prince
Rupert
with
turlng.
storage
or
shipping
pur-
'ighi-h
For
such
sion
ymi
U
dependents
will
get
a
chance.
P"e.v
City
Carrier,
per
ee.
15c:
Fr
Month.
65c;
Per
Year.
17
00;
EAJL
danelnB
lines.
FAY
B.
OAMBI.IM.
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
40?;
Per
Year,
J4.00.
Speaking
for
myself
I
am
a
di
Matty
Sedgewick
HIS
IS
LARGEST
ROUTE
IN
CITY
ROASTS
MANY
SATISFIED
CUSTOMERS
A
robust
boy
of
14
years,
Matty
Sedgwick
totes
the
largest
bag
of
papers
of
any
Daily
News
delivery
boy.
His
beat
takes
in
Seventh
and
Eighth
Avenues
from
Hays
Cove
Circle
to
McBride
Street
where
he
has
155
satisfied
customers.
If
vou
ask
Mattv
which
sport
is
his
favorite,
he
What
c.mW
i
"
'r
beautifuiiv
Vr,
reated
a
vorcee
with
two
children
both
under
school
age.
I
was
born
and
raised
in
i
PROTECTION
COSTS
UP
PETERBOROUGH,
Out.
BALLERINA
si
CI,..,.
.
s-V
Prince
Rupert
and
have
worked
rm,
-w
-
tamn
toQ
rc
In
Hi
f
-
hire
today
f,rerU
cafes
around
the
city.
I
The
utilities
commission
here
has
informed
city
council
that
m
.h.
n,n.
ho
m.iti.
n
If
your
tho..,u
Mrjt
will
replv.
-skating"
with
a
broad
few
others
like
me
here
and,
if
the
charge
for
water
and
hyd-
flare
back
they
are
lucky
enough
to
draw
the
big
unemployment
insur-
arin
and
a
sparkle
in
his
eyes
as
brilliant
as
a
nunny
winter
ranis
requiren
m
!
"
will
be
$25,000
this
year,
compared
with
$20
.WW
in
mi.
SI
IORT1ES,
TOP:
the
anre
check,
would
you
kindly
morning
in
Saskatchewan
fancl
of
his
birth.
tell
me
how
yoti
go
about
snp-
arm
new
BAl..!Nl
stvUs
your
families
and
your-
;
Born
at
Sa"aioon,
Matty
spent
portin'
If
t
"
f
t,
sr
A
Uomi.nitvl'
t.,ti
Khu
rt
..,,
...t...
I
SAVinc
fonA
RAIYDAY,,
1
s
P-rn.ili.e(l
BUIXiET
Pl.AH
No
Interest
No
Curryiiv-
Ui:irWs
12
years
in
tiie
little
prairie
self?
town
of
Kinley
before
moving)
Can
anyone
deny
my
state-
j
with
his
family
to
Prince
Rupert
ment
that
on
an
estimate
of
in
November,
1945.
tM
towns
female
workinK
class
While
Matty
thinks
there
is
over
75
per
cent
are
married
nothing
to
beat
the
thrill
of
women
whose
husbands
are
drawing
more
than
enough
in
swishing
over
a
frozen
ur
face
!
on
a
pair
of
steel
blades,
he
will
IflriPS
a"?
,,
ovw
ha.
we,
the
one
who
riesper-
Need
Again
Illustrated
IF
THERE
WERE
an
efficient
a
n
d
we
11-I
equipped
Canadian
Coastguard,
a
much
speedier
and
more
effective
effort
would
be
possible
in
the
case
of
the
three
Indians
feared
lost
in
the
capsiz-al
of
their
dinghy
in
Wright
Sound
and
the
investigation
of
the
report
of
a
halibut
boat
being
derelict
in
the
same
area.
The
same
storms
which
caused
possible
disaster
are
hampering
to
a
point
of
near
ineffectiveness
the
more
or
less
disorganized
and
to
large
extent
voluntary
search
which
has
been
instituted.
Whenever
vessels
are
derelict,
it
is
to
be
presumed
that
persons
are
in
trouble,
not
necessarily
perished
but
probably
in
dire
need
of
rescue.
And
te
emergency
usually
arises
when
weather
conditions
are
stormy
and
plenty
of
good
sound
equip-
.
ment
and
well-skilled
men
are
needed.
Also
time
is
the
essence
of
the
requirements
in
such
life-saving
operations.
Prohibitive
cost
cannot
be
accepted
as
a
reasonable
ecuse
for
the
continuation
of
lack
of
coastguard
service
particularly
in
this
exposed
area
vbeve
'binning
and
marine
activity
is
constantly
on
the
increase.
TT
i
Nearly
cverytoJy
is
(.imilur
wirt
uv
siititwe.
it'ioiie
way
it
saving
frin
olui
ct
ir
wane-
for
the
HtllT
Ins
it
r-
nnA
aT
lot
to
offer
a
teenage
boy.
Th
.
-.-
.
i
i
.
drawing
unemployment
i
,
,
,
.
.
ance
or
starving
slowly.
'"nmy
J.iy".
Thit
is
the
funJ
for
enn.Tgi-i.fiei
'
i""jvi'ii.
,
1
this
estimate
but
woiJd
you
of
life,
or
for
education,
or
tor
sick-
aiiiiijt
vaivr
iv'iv
v,xii,.
i.ii
spends
part
of
his
spare
time,
dry
ons
and
rafes
ncss
or
as
coIhrcT..!
f
ls.
h
(
the
handy
jjcV
nf-all-traJes
to
make
piaying
bjih
i.
w.r
im.
,
k.-cis.
fapt
,nv
vou
can
Matty
Sedgewick
fastball
!
name
and
look
for
yourself
be-
In
season,
basketball,
j
and
football
are
the
I
Matty
enthusiastically
ifore
you
doubt
my
word?
games
enters
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
j
into.
bC
Ormes
DJ
life
rwire
ea-y.
So
in
bumes
the
ooJ
man.i-t
has
to
set
aside
miwy
hir
emergen-nes,
particularly
when
tum
re
prosperous.
Oftt'n
miMindersturxl
under
the
name
of
".-urplu-.,"
this
i
tliC
fund
that
provides
fur
salaries,
equip-
II
A
.student
of
Booth
Memorial
If
then
you
still
think
I'm
wrong
please
won't
yon
kindly
tell
me
and
the
other
citi.ens
of
Prince
Rupert
your
ideas
on
this
subject.
A
CITIZEN
this
Hiyh
School,
Matty
is
in
Grade
will
9
this
year
and
hopes
to
continue
1.
What
is
wrong
with
sentence?
"The
church
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
The
Canadian
who
gives
way
S100
bills
has
a
hobby
almost
expensive
as
that
of
amateur
have
their
annual
meeting
next
with
his
studies
until
he
obtain?
week."
!
his
matriculation.
After
that
he
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronun-
is
not
sure
what
occupation
he
ciation
of
"reparable"?
;
will
citer
although
he
is
inter-
3.
.
Which
one
of
these
words
Psted
in
technical
trades.
is
misspelled?
Concentric,
con-I
just
at
the
age
when
boys
be-
I
rent,
raw
material.-,
Iiiiht
anj
rem
SCHOOL
HI
il.l)IN
HM
yten
the
hu-ine-i
is
not
so
pr.H-Editor.
Daily
News:
r-enxiN
or
when
aJvcr-
consiliums
As
a
solution
Tor
the
replace-1
the
tf0"1)!
touuh.
-
.
ment
of
presently
inadequate
c,
i,,.;,,,.
,i
r..,,
I,,
tl,.
1
and
census,
concentrate.
(jn
to
take
particular
rare
in
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Flmergenry
bicycle
deliver;
from
7
p.m.
till
9
pm.
and
Sunday
condemned
school
build-1
it
seems
to
me
a
grand
necessary
emergency
funds
to
crry
them
rhmigh
thee
trmes
of
stres.
4.
What
does
the
word
"(lis-
h
,.,
l.hev
drr-sn.
Mattv
is
m8s
suggestion
to
consider
the
posi
rem"
men?
,rrn
nf
hi
nhilitv
lo
ram
former
5.
What
is
a
word
besinnino
Li,
tn
hi,
ability
of
utilizing
the
wun
imp
mai
means
unburn-
own
dothes.
For
more
than
a
United
States
Army
administration
building
now
held
by
War
UNIVERSITY
SEATS
WISDOM
and
useful
non-political
opinion
WIT,
will,
members
of
British
parties
agree,
be
lost
to
the
House
of
Commons
by
elimination
of
twelve
university
seats
provided
for
under
representatives
of
the
People
Bill.
This
would
remove
from
the
House
five
notable
Independent
members
Sir
Arthur
Salter
and
Sir
vear
Matty
ha
been
deliverin?
PHONE
81
ness"?
ANSWERS
1.
Sav.
"will
hold
its
annual
With
Ixisnx-n
failures
on
the
increa.se,
jobs
are
lot,
anj
that's
tlic
time
when
the
falamuy
howler
wuf
pet
Marxist
theories
comes
into
Km
own
with
a
mumhrvjumho
that
planned
ecnrxiniy
can
eliminate
all
such
inflation
and
depre
.-mtu.
Yet
there
is
not
a
miiIc
example
todav
of
Soctali-tic
cr
Coinmuni-ric
Route
9.
the
hiuhest
paying
route
.
Assets
Corporation.
This
building,
together
with
wharves
and
warehouse
building,
can,
I
understand,
be
obtained
for
$250.-000
which
Is
less
than
a
new
meeting."
2.
Pronounce
rep-a-
in
the
city.
His
customers
can
look
forward
to
receiving
the
same
dependable
service
in
the
future
as
th-y
have
in
the
past
I
ra-b'l,
both
a's
as
in
ask
un-
school
building
could
be
built
THY
for.
With
the
Department
of
f"""
rJ'"8
u,'i.
'
stressed,
arid
accent
first
syllable,
not
re-pair-a-b'l.
3.
Con-1
sensus.
4.
To
understand;
to,
detect.
(Pronounce
di-zzurn,
i
as
in
did
i
.
"The
first
point
of.
of
the
"i
r-
is
i
Education
paying
half
Rex
Ci
Train
Schedule
wisdom
is
to
discern
that
which
for
the
f.asi
our
i.ncerpnse
-y-n-m.
True,
wc
may
have
4iortcrmiin,
hut
none
that
sound
planning
and
teamwork
between
management
and
labor
cannot
overcome.
is
false,
the
second
to
know
that
I
"OR
T
ASTY
MF
Monday.
Wednesday.
Friday
fi
pm
i
which
is
true."
Lactantius.
5.
f
Imp
StK-v
0
Impiety.
purchase
price,
there
would
be
;a
minimum
of
expenditure
in-IvoiveU
in
obtaining
well-heated
jand
well-lighted
accommoda-!
ticui
in
the
administration
bnildin;
for
Booth
Memorial
and
King
Edward
schools
combined.
i
As
for
playgrounds,
there
is
plenty
of
land
immediately
ad-
From
the
Fast
Tuesday.
Thursday.
Saturday
-10:45
pm
i
f
MIFSF
lliir.S
H
AM
TO
I
AM
During
the
Second
Wnn
w-
thu
.jwr.iinl
r.f
nil
nl-nH
linprt
tn
by
the
fitilnh
(himhi&
tc&'imrm
iif
Tr.i
lt
ltd
Industry.
0-14
SECOND
AVENUE.
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
PtTC
j
Persia
was
almost
double
thai
j
of
pre-war
production.
Adverti.st
ui
tne
Daily
News
am
mm
Alan
P.
Herlrt,
Oxford;
H.
Wilson
Harris,
Cambridge;
Sir
Ernest
Graham-Little,
London,
and
Kenneth
Lindsay,
combined
English.
Salter
is
a
notable
economist
and
author;
Herbert
an
outstanding
humorist
and
playwright;
Harris
is
editor
of
the
Spectator,
an
influential
periodical;
Graham-Little
is
a
scholarly
physician
and
Lindsay
is
an
authority
on
education.
These
Independents
have
salted
Commons
debates
with
brisk
criticism
of
both
government
and
'
opposition
and
their
endorsation
of
legislation
is
eagerly
sought
by
the
administration.
None
of
them
may
wish
to
enter
the
hurly-burly
df
election
contests
in
constituencies
other
than
the
universities
where
they
are
judged
as
much
on
their
scholastic
and
public
service
records
as
on
their
ability
as
platform
orators.
The.
universities
have
been
represented
in
parliament
for
:'2:
years
and
the
first
four
elected
for
Oxford
and
Cambridge
took
their
seats
in
1
C25.
University
representatives
are
elected
by
gradu-ates'who
cail
Vote
both
at
their
university
and
the
ton
in
which
they
live,
a
svstem
of
nlural
voting
the
Labor
government
decided
should
be
discontinued.
.
Pi
'ime
Minister
W.
E.
Gladstone
is
counted
as
the
most
famous
of
university
members.
He
was
retnmod
four
times
by
Oxford.
The
P.i',1
will
cut
total
Commons
membership
from
W
tn
fins,
the
lowest
fierure
sinre
before
union
"'it
l-i
Ivflflnrl
in
11,
when
the
number
was
iv,.vSp,
f,.om
r4-8
to
638.
The
record
high
was
707
member?
in
1918.
mm
IB
What
hope
is
there
for
those
millions
of
little
ones
in
ruined
lands
today
who
are
starving,
ragged,
'
ignorant
if
not
dying?
City
Merchants
be
helped.
When
we
help
them,
we
help
our
own.
The
Canadian
Appeal
for
Children
offers
all
Canadians
the
opportunity
to
share
in
nieeiin;;
their
desperate
needs.
YOUR
HEIP
IS
NEEDED
NOW.
Your
donation
will
b-'
received
at
any
BANK.
Since
you
may
not
be
canvassed,
don't
let
failure
to
act
be
on
you-conscience
turn
your
sympathy
and
good
wishes
into
a
tangible
contribution
go
to
your
bank
NOW
and
GIVE.
Hotel..
55
A
rrisa
Is
Prince
Rupert
J.
R.
Verney,
Metlakatla;
Donald
Paton,
Rio,
Wisconsin;
P.
C.
Myers,
Vancouver;
A.
Howell,
Prince
George;
D.
Robinson,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Lock
wood,
Three
Rivers,
And
what
hope
is
there
for
the
future
of
our
world
if
they
are
not
helped?
All
the
opportunities
offered
OUR
children
will
mean
nothing
if
those
others
grow
up
with
sickly
bodies
and
embittered
minds
for
the
future
of
our
children
is
bound
up
with
theirs.
They
MUST
City
merchants
are
asked
in
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
)
regular
hour
for
publication.
You
read
it
in
the
News!
GIVE
TO
EM
1FM
MD'ilJfilEN
FEB.
15
to
22
"TRAINING
TO
SERVE
CANADA"
Appeal
now
being
jointly
conducted
by
United
Nations
Appeal
for
Children,
and
Canadian
Council
for
Reconstruction
through
UNESCO
.
m
Ma'
...
Provincial
Vice-Chairman:
!
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M
1
.
Van..
T'-
Campaign
Provincial
Co-Chairmen
:
I
'RED
D.
KROWN,
It.
E.
STANDI
IF.MI
Campaign
Provincial
Hon.
Chairman:
CHIEF
Jl'STICE
WENDEM,
It.
F
ARRIS
az.
I'ampatgn
Iltq4.,
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marine
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Mi
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St.
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