The
Daily
N
ews
.
.
.
Dally
Edition:
Friday,
January
26,
1945
Published
very
.afternocn
cpt
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
umitea.'Tbmi
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
uriusn
uoiumDia
Q.
A.
H0NTER.
Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
BATES
By
City
Carrier,
per
week
.
Per
Month
Per
Year
By
Mall,
ver
month
Per
Year
Reserve
Army's
Appeal
MEMBER
ABC.
.....
$7.00
"C
.14.00
With
the
local
A.R.P.
organization
in
i
ninva
ni-
Iocs
ilnvmnnf
pntlflltlfHl
St.
John
Ambulance
.
,.
..
St.
John
Ambulance
authorities
in
.Prince
Rupert
report
that
public
interest
in
their
organization
has
been
flagging
of
late.
This
:seems
-rather
unfortunate
when
one
considers
the
general
utility
of
proficiency
in
first
PAGE
TWO
aid
at
all
times
and
particularly
so
in
davs
of
war
and
congested
.
population
when
danger
of
disaster
is
greater
than
in
the
quiet.days
of
peace.
In
recommending
that
Prince
Rupert
people
avail
themselves
of
the
first
nffprpd
hv
QUARTER
i
small.
chansel
But
when
you
inveiU
lot
,
of
quarters
in
War
Savings
Stamps
they
-will
do
big
.things
for
-you
and
(or
Canada.
They
will
help
buy
the
tools
our
fighting
forces
need,
now,
to
win
the
war
sooner.
They
will
return
to
you
with
interest
.
.
.
enable
you
to
buy
the
things
you'll
need,
the
things
that
will
be
-available,
after
peact.with
Victory
is
attained.
Invest
your
quarters
in
War
Savings
Stamps.
Help
buy
Victory
today
and
security
tomorrow.
Exchange.
76
War-Saiin$
Stampi
at
any
bank
orrioMt
office
Jur
a
f
5.00
War
Hating
Crrlificaf.
'CAPILAMO
BREWERY
jJNHTEl
EARLY
ADVERTISING
COPY
WILL
BE
APPRECIATED
mt
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KXirc
REPLIES
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,1
Editor.
Dally
News:
.
In
rview
of
recent
developments
.
-
a
-4
-vav
iixxiy
mc
aMirm
Uii-
the
local
ST..
JOnn
Ainuuiance
wawia-,
understanding
on
the
part
jot
tion
branch
we
can
do
no
better
than
some
of
the
public
on
the
meth-.,rt;f
nr
thnt
-first
aid
mav
save
life.
iOds
and
effect
of
chloraminatlon
www
.
'
jJUiilt
4
restore
the
drowned,
prevent
infection
of
fatal
wounds
and
ease
pain
iin
the
case
of
accidents.
A
child
or,
an
adult
may
choke
to
death
in
front
of
their
and
certainly
not
taking
up
the
time
family
if
none
know
how
to
treat
for-
e
i
i.
tn.mVinrli'oc
bodies
in
?n
tlio
the
tVirnnt
throat.
In
In
electricity
pipptricitv
oi
us
memoers
10
any
e.iem,
it
is
supo-psted
that
here
should
be
the
source
of
quite
a
few
recruits
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Regiment
which
is
now
out
for
new
members.
Some
had
.previously
pleaded
that
their
obligations
to
the
A.R.P.
precluded
them
joining
up
with
the
reserve.
It
would
appear
that
plea
at
least
is
no
longer
valid.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
for
the
most
of
local
men
there
is
a
good
deal
more
spare
time
now
than
there
was
a
year
or
so
ago.
Those'who
are
actively
in-teiestinj?
themselves
in
seeing
that
the
local
Reserve
Army
is
brought
up
to
a
fitting
measure
of
strength
feel
that
many
men
are
almost
in
duty
bound
to
give
some
of
this
time
to
the
Armv
so
that
the
organization
shall
be
kept
-strong
and
intact
until
such
time
as
many
rescuers
.have
been
.killed
tfor
want
of
knowledge
of
how
to
effect
a
rescue.
Sympathizers
are
not
lacking
when
an
accident
occurs
or
when
someone
is
taken
ill
in
the
street
but
for
the
most
part
they
cannot
help
by
reason
pf
their
ignorance
of
first
aid.
There
is
no
need
for
that
ignorance
in
Prince
Rupert.
Condition
of
Cemetery
.
.
.
of
public
jvater
supplies,
may
I
take
this
opportunity
for
an.
-ex
pression
of
rqy
opinion.
Sterilization
of
water
by
chlor-amination
positvely
causes
no
harm
to
the
human
organism
and
the
Introduction
of
approximately
one
quarter
of
one
,part
of.
chlorine
and
ammonia
to.
one
million
parts
of
water
should
not
give
the
public
cause
for
concern
.and
certainly
does
not
warrant
apprehension
on
the
part
of
anyone.
With
the
introduction
of
chlorine
and
ammonia
In
these
amounts
the
individual
citizen
is
not
being
poisoned,
softness
of
water
has
not
been
affected
and
water
looks,
tastes
and
smells
as
it
always
did.
;
For
our
own
information
yes-
and
myself
conducted
an
experiment
taking
samples
of
untreat-
.
..
.
.,ed
and
treated
(chlorinated)
Visitors
10
JaiEView
meujr.v
unwater.
We
submitted
these
to.
late
have
been
mentioning
the
unkept
number
of
persons.
The
results
supply
Is
safe.
iSuch
opinions,
however,
may
be
based
on
Jim-'ted
experience
and
as
such
can
be
misleading.
The
standards
for
iJYIetlakatla
water
supplies
for
the
country
as
pi
.
(Tniinril
ence
cf
public
health
authoriUes
t
gained
over
a
very
wide
field.
This
experience
has
demonstrated
repeatedly
that
not
all
but
certainly
too
many
substandard
water
supplies
sooner
or
later
are
responsible
for
outbreaks
of
water-borne,
disease.
Of
such
sub-standard
supplies,
it
is,
the
Introduction
of
chlorin-
atlon,
Prince
Rupert
.water
was
grossly
contaminated
with
bac
teria
of
a
faecal
origin.
There
was
certainly
no
lack
of
evidence
ot
the
need
of
chloraminatlon
of
the
city
water
supply.
t
,It
is
no
doubt
true
that
many
people
ln
Prince
.Rupert
are
of
the
opinion
that
it
is
unnecessary
to
chlorinate
the
local
water
supply.
It
should
be
borne
n
mind
however,
that
such
an
opinion
Is
common
in
every
com
munlty
until
an
outbreak
of
water-borne
disease
occurs
and
experience
indicates
that
out
breaks
will
occur
in
various
com
munltles
In
Cajiada
unless
all
sub-standard
water
supplies
are
effectively
safeguarded.
If,
and
where
these
outbreaks
occur,
it
Is
possible
that
young
men
and
women
from
this
community,
serving
in
the
armed
forces
may
be
affected
under
such
unfortun
ate
circumstances
It
may
be
that
even,
those
persons
who
might
be
inclined
to
raise
their
voices
against
chlorlnatlon
here
would
be
very
harsh
in
their
Judgment
pf.
the
authorities
for
their
fail
ure
to.
Insist
on
the
proper
treat-
HYDE
TRANSFER
Dry
Slabwood.
per
cord
..$10
Dry
Poplar,
per
cord
..$12.50
Sawdust,
per
sack
15c
PHONE
580
.
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
U.
,E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
THIS
AND
THAT
ft
'
7
i0il!iMm
o
"Darling,
did
you
see
some
money
I
had
hid
away
In
this
vase?"
mr-it
of
more
distant
sub-stand
ard
water
supplies.
In
Canada
the
Department
of
National
Health
and
Welfare
has
at
pd
the
standards
Tor
water
things
easing
up
ment
of
Nati0nal
Health
and
An
Itinent
are
chlorinated
and
In
the
IlllW
iilJU
Will.
UU
UUUUt.
tUIIUIlUC
IUUU
.
"
SO.
It
might
not
be
out
of
place
.course
of
years
there
has
never
j
been
produced
any
reliable
'
tiflc
evidence
that
such
treat-
ui,-ncr
fn
1,0
own
nut
WiHps
Vinvinn-
i
ment
s
harmful
in
any
way
to
i
n
1.1
it.4.
human
beings.
We
are
all
fam-
rary
manner
in
ordering
chlorin-atlon
and
that
the
procedure
should
be
opposed
on
such
grounds
.alone.
Actually
of
course.
the
public
accepts
the
enforce-
cemetery
waiters
fn
neir
cure
.wwt,
with
the
experience
of
the
m"e,t
of
many
regulations
of
a
tne
Sliuauon
ue
gune
uiuruugiuy
iiuu
armed
forces
in
mis
respect,
technical
nature
formulated
for
and
a
plan
devisetl
for
an
adequate
cemetery
service.
would
be
directly
interested
through
the
fact
that
the
remains
of
their
dead
repose
they
would
be
glad;
to
contribute
providing
.the
service
was
properly
organized
.and
the
public
advised
of
the
service
available
and
the
qost
of
same.
-B
(Kg)
Chlorlnatlon
of
water
supplies
its
protection
without
any
ap-
has
been
carried
out
in
both
this
vzrent
loss
of
democratic
nrin-
!
ana
tne
last
war,
using
irequeni-
cinies.
ADDlication
enforcement.
measure'
to
the
war
effort.
DR.
R.
G.
KNIPE.
Councillors
for
the
village
of
Metlakatla
elected
this
week
j
were:
Chief
Conclllor,
Cecil
Ryan;
Councillors,
John
Ryan,
i
David
Ryan,
Edward
Leighton,
j
Peter
Leightoh
and
Henry
Pre-
j
vost.
MetlakaUa
Is
the
seventh
native
village
to
elect
officers
this
year.
of
course,
usually
impossible
.to
predict
beforehand
which
will
be
Thre
are
three
main
classes
oi
the
actual
and
which
will
remain
cheese,
hard,
soft
and
processed,
the
potential
source
of
disease.
Bacteriological
analyses
of
1
Prince
Rupert
water
supply
as
conducted
by
your
health
de
partment
Immediately
prior
to
16
EASY
CHAIRS
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
All
springs.
COH
HtZ
Special
V
v
GJJRNEY
RANGE
AH
enamel.
Cl.-fC
fifi
Special
VV
1
,
CHESTERFIELD
.BED
Special
...
$69.00
3-PIECE'
CHESTERFIELD
Special
1
ENAMEL
GURNEY
5t.
'865.00
12
MIRRORS
,fi
en
Special
,t?X.aU
B.C.
FURNITURE
iTHIRD,
AVENUE
Black
324
RECRUITS
FOR
RESERVE
ARMY
The
campaign
for
recruits
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Machine
Gun
anu
negiecieu
stale
01
auiurb
imu
cic
mui
...wuuum.c
h.u
u
iic
health
authorities
and
to
do
,
I
.
7
a
i
iTi.
with
r,.v,;V,
lnr.p
ic
fillino-
TniP
thprp
fact
the
concensus
of
opinion
of
i"c
I";
Regiment
Is
already
meeting
Inie
tnere
Which
the
place
IS
falling.
tlherwlse-
"o4
aneiiin-
the
Pf,
f0
results
In
the
enllsunent
of
men
W
Wn
r
ff
ni
tv
thp.nast
few
vears'1"0;
a..8t"nl
.
agree,
would
be
to
fall
In
Its
.,..,.
,
,,
thaw
ro.
the
men
who
are
bearing
the
real
bur-
in
getting
help
to
even
carrv
on
the(enai
difference
whatever.
"A
.hllSfJ1
n
i
PnslbIliu
m
connection
with
den
of
the
war
are
home
from
over-
normal
cemetery
functions.
However
Aoproximatdy
as
percent
of
ail
tTsuggeste
CbSiS!
tTS
in
that
kof
Mfrnvrl
regard
are
nro
p-jcirifr
iin
nubile
public
water
water
sunnlips
supplies
on
on
this
this
eon-
con-
t.....
i,..
uu
iTle
iouowing
new
recruiis
are
seas.
A
real
effort
is
being
made
in
the
special
campaign
for
recruits
which
is
being
conducted
this
week
to
bring
men
to
see
their
duty
and
join
up
with
the
Reserve.
It
will
not
be
speaking
very
well
for
the
patriotic
spiritedness
of
the
men
of
Prince
Rupert
if
.they
allow
the
appeal
to
pass
without
announced:
Fred
Conrad,
Cf.
J
Bayzand,
J.
N.
Carr,
Thomas
Smith,
Harry
Young.
Perrault,
C.L.
Barker
and
L.
S.
Veltch.
The
campaign
comes
to
a
conclusion
this
week-end,
the
culminating
event
being
a
regimental
rally
land
display
in
the
Armory
to
night.
BALKAN
COUNTRIES
-m
t-
ti
9
i,l.
,J
A
1
.If
it.
is
a
matter
Of
additional
fees,;
ly
and
for
long
periods,
of
time
and
duratlon
of
quarantlne
for'ban,alc
BXaria
Greece,
mi-
it
might
well
be
that
many
people
who
uova
w...v.,..
,
...
msiance
is
noi
aecmea
oy
popu-
excess
of
that
applied
Jn
civil
jar
vote
practice.
In
spite
of
sucn
arastit
In
conclusion
I
would
suggest
treatment
I
do
not
believe
that
that
ln
accepting
calmly
and
any
war
veteran
has
ever
applied
witn
g00d
.grace
the
cblorlnation
for
compensation
for
disability
of
the
domestic
water
supply
from
this
cause
and
I
do
not
be-
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
have
a
lieve
that
any
medical
board
rlgnt
feei
tnat
By
Co-operarini
anywhere
has
ever
granted-com-
'
lth
ratner
tnan
,by
obstructing
pensation
for
such
reasons.
.
j
a
aepartment
of
government
in
Every
nerson
has,
and
is
en-.carrying
out
its
obvious
duties
to
tiUed
to
his
own
opinions
as
to
the
people
'of
Canada
as
a
whole
whether
or
not
a
given
water
!
they
are.
contributing
Jn
some
mania,
Turkey
and
Yugoslavia.
Wlh
Minora
Blades!
Gfalr
comfort,
plirt
economy
-that's
the
lowdown
on
Minora.
It's
th
quality
blade
In
tho
low
-jptk
field.
fITS
YOUR
DOUBlt'CDGE
RAZOR
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli.
Prpp
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
.5
FRASEU
,STKRI
Prince
flupert
GOQDY.EAR
Tire
&
,
Rubber
,
Co.
Ltd.
HOSE,
WELTING
and
Accessories
A
representative
stock
of
popular
sizes
carried,
ready
for
Immediate
delivery
Lo.b.
Prince
Rupert,
from
'Prince
'Rupert
Supply
House
C.
G.
Ham
Man'f'ct'rs
Agt.
330
2nd
Ave.
Phone.
632
SAILINGS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
Tuesday
S3
Catala.
Friday
Evening
S3
Cardena
Saillries
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
every
ten
days.
Further
Information,
Tickets
and
servatlons
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
C8"
Scotch
In
Plenty
!
But
For
1948
Sale
GLASGOW.
Jan.
26
d
Twenty-two
thousand
gallons
of
new
scotch
whiskey
pours
each
day
Into
vats
In
Highland
distilleries
but
the
first
of
it
will
not
reach
the
market
until
1948.
More
Scottish
Distilleries
are
expected
to
begin
production
soon.VWithin
a
few
months
nearly
33
.distilleries
will
have
.restarted
aDd
several
thousand
workers
wllbbs
back
in
theirtpre-war
occupations.
Plans
for
the
near
future
call
for
distillation
of
between
7.000,-
000
and
.8,000.000
gallons
or
whiskey
yearly
25
percent
Of
pre-war
putput.
,
FRIDAY
JANUARY
26,
KWONO
SANG
HINQ
HOPKEE
1
1
CH.OP
SUJEY
HOUSE
.
.
.
lIA
H
l
Attn
ui
mi
nvi
west
(Next
to-Klng
Tal)
'
All
your
patronage
welcomj
Open
5
p.m.
to
5
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
Dm
for
DMIIMRA
PUMPS
PHONE
RED
247
DANCINfi
Feet
Blacks.
and
browns.
In
suede,
gabardine
and
leather.
v
r
iV
SANDALS
Reds,
beige
and
rust,
Jn
high
heels
for
stylish
comfort
,C;UiT
;R
ATE
SHOE
STORE
(Across
from
Orme'.i
Drug
Store)
We
can
say
this
in
three
words
BUY
COAL
NOW!
ALB
ER
T
&
M.cCAFFERY
UG
PHONES
117
YOUR
MONEY
Will
Buy
Books
For
Our
Fighting
Men
Support
the
I.O.D.E.
BOOK
.DRIVE
Ormes
ltd.
.
We
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
times
weett
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
"WHERE
.DOLLARB
HAVE
MORE
CENTS"
RUPERT
BRAND
SMOKED
BLACK
Cana
COD
dian
Fish
(AND
Cold
Storage
COMPANY
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.