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Friday.
August
1.
1947
LADY
IRIS
FACES
BAD
CHEQUES
CHARGE
Lady
Iris
Mount-batten
O'Malley,
cousin
of
King
George
VI
and
great
granddaughter
of
the
late
Queen
Victoria,
is
shown
at
police
head-
.quarters
in
New
York
with
Detective
Joseph
Sulik.
She
was
arrested
on
a
Washington,
D.C.
fugitive
warrent
charging
her
with
passing
bad
cheques
adding
up
to
$185.05.
She
is
divorced
from
Capt.
Hamilton
Keyes-O'Malley.
'
Barge
Service
To
Haines
Available
From
either
Juneau
or
Skag-
way
barge
service
for
cars
be
-
tween
Haines
and
Prince
Rupert
is
now
available.
Tills
Is
the
advice
from
the
Chamber
of
Com-
Terrace
Juvenile
In
Terrace
Hotel
Breaking
Case
TERRACE
The
marauder
who
is,,
alleged
to
have
broken
into
the
Terrace
Hotel
on
Saturday
night,
stealing
the
cash
register
from
the
office,
was
brought
into
juvenile
court
on
Monday
morning
before
Magistrate
Wiil
Terrace
Theatre
Showing
on
Tuesdays
and
,
.
!
Wednesdays
Fridays
and
Saturdays
at
8
p.m.
Saturday
matinee
at
2:30
p.m.
FU10AY-AN1)
SATURDAY
August
1
and
2
"The
Dancing
Pirate"
IN
TECHNICOLOR
with
Charles
Collins,
Frank
Morgan,
Steffi
Duna
and
Luis
Albernl.
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
August
5
and
G
"WATERLOO
KOAD"
,wlth
Stewart
Cronger.
John
-
Mills
and
Joy
Shelton.
On-your
way
THE
SKEENA
merce
in
Haines.
Robinson.
Final
disposition
of
the
case
has
not
yet
been
made.
Stay
at
The
Willows
Auto
Ccuri
Cabins
with
Electric
Lights
Telephone
Reservations
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CITY
LIBRARY
CLOSED
FOR
SUMMER;
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"A"-
MANY
FACILITIES
ARE
APPRECIATED
(By
M.
E.
ANDERER)
Now
that
the
library
is
closed
for
a
month
and
the
librarians
are
enjoying,
a
well-earned
vacation
one
realizes
what
a
large
part
the
library
plays
in
the
life
of
many
of
the
citizens.
Various
individuals
have
been
seen
within
the
past
few
days
burdened
with
many
volumes
of
books,
books
from
the
library
to
tide
.them
over
the
weeks
until.
1
;
the
library
re-opens.
Perhaps
it
is
only
on
such
an
occasion
as
this
that
the
regular
borrower
realizes
how
much
he
depends-
on
the
-
library
for
relaxation.
Within
the
group
of
frequenters
of
the
library
there
.is
a
smaller
group
who
will
miss
an
other
feature
of
the
library.
They
are
the
ones-
who
use
the
reading
room.
This
is
a
service
that
is
not
used
as
much
as
it
should
be-
by
the
average
citi
zen.
In
it
are
many
valuable!
reference
books
on
a
surprising
I
variety
of
topics.
At
times
habi-
tuees
may
be
seen,
with
notebook
and
pencil
gleaning
from
the
shelves
material
not
elsewhere
available.
Recently
the
discovery
of
very
early
editions
of
the
first
newspapers
printed
In
Prince
Rupert
afforded
much
lnforma-
tion
and
entertainment.
There
is
an
almost
unlimited
fund
of
material
on
hand.
In
addition
there
are
the
periodicals.
These
include
"Saturday
Night,"
"MacLean's,"
National
Geographic"
and
"Canadian
Geographic,"
Photography"
and
"Nature."
To
some
frequenters
the
weekly
arrival
of
the
"Strand"
and
the
"Illustrated
sable
feature.
V
f
puo"caT
"elYork-
To
have
won
this
scholar
ThJv
f
a"V"
?IaWe-
sh,P
thus
stamps
Mr.
Nichols
as
They
are
"Theatre
Arts
"Cana-
an
nilf.tanHi-
dian
Art"
and
"Canadian
Poetry."
"Theatre
Arts"
Is
a
Smithers
CAMPERS
Supplies
delivered
twice
weekiy
to
Lnke
Kathlyn.
GOODACRES'
SMITHERS,
B.C.
(202)
HOLIDAYERS
.
When
in.
the
vacation
land
of
Bulkley
Valley
SHOP
AT
Leach
Bros.
FOR
GROCERIES
AND
MEATS
Free
Delivery
to
Lake
Kathlyn
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
(130)
He
likes
groups
of
Individuals
In
their
own
environment,
Against
the
background
of
their
own
routine
he
feels
that
he
can
portray
the
characters
most
truly.
In
1943
he
was
:n
the
navy
and
was
commissioned
to
do
paintings
for
the
Canadian
Mer
chant
Navy.
One
of
these
en
titled
"The
Mess
Deck"
is
re
produced
in
the
current
Issue
of
"Canadiajv
Art"
and
Is
typical
Of
his
work.
Later
he
became
the
official
Naval
War
Artist.
His
"Rescue
at
Sea,"
won
the
prize
for
the
best
picture
in
the
Canadian
Group
of
Palnten
Show
In
1945.
Much"
of
hU
work
Is
done
In
pencil
and
colored
turpentine,
or
in
charcoal
and
crayon.
Ills
work
will
definitely
be
a
feature
cf
Canadian
art
in
the
years
to
come.
The
book
of
"Canadian
Poetry"
Is
published
quarterly
by
the
Canadian
Authors'
Association
for
the
encouragement
and
de-
I
velopment
of
Canadian
Verse.
To
us
In
British
Columbia
there
is
a
special
appeal
as
the
editor-in-chief
is
Earle
Birney,
Acadian
Camp,
University
of
British
Columbia.
In
this
issue
it
features
"Behind
the
Log,"
the
latest
and
most
Important
work
of
E.
J.
Pratt,
one
of
Canada's
most
distinguished
contemporary
J
poets.
j
These
are
Just
a
few
of
the
'
attractions
that
may
be
found
in
the
Reading
Room
of
the
public
library.
Its
regular
users
wish
the1
librarians
a
most
enjoyable
and
Invigorating
holiday
and
they
look
forward
very
much
to
the
re-openlng
when
once
agan
they
will
be
able
to
drop
In
as
before
and
enjoy
the
wonderful
pleasures
and
relaxation
that
can
always
he
had
in
the
friendship
of
books
and
book
lovers.
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containing
recent
contemporary
and,
at
times,
Historical
comments
on
the
work
of
the
legitimate
theatre,
both
professional
and
amateur,
and
the
screen.
Contributors
are
all
leaders
In
their
respective
fields,
and
.their
pronouncements,
are
dlscernlng
and
critical.
The"
Illustrations,
all
reproduced
on
art
paper,
are
chosen
with
fine,
discrimination
and
reproduced
most
artistically.
"CANADIAN
"ART"
AND
OTHER
MAGAZINES
"Canadian
Art"
is
published
i
four
times
a
year.
Responsible
for
it
Is
a
board
which
reure-
!lnts
hiuNat,0al
Gallery
of
2ln"da'1Tht
Asstiation
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One
article
in
me
juusi,
recent
issue
leus
01
the
work
of
Jack
Nichols,
a
Montreal-born
artist
who
Is
the
second
Canadian
to
win
a
Guggenheim
Scholarship
for
creative
work
in
the
fine
arts.
To
win
one
of
these
scholarships,
I
established
by
the
former
United
States
Senator
and
Mrs.
Gug-i
genheim
as
a
memorial
to
their:
son,
a
person
must
have
shown
X
and
ertlVe
ability
In
fine
arts.
The
award
--wniumg
AtbUli,
Jack
Nichols
was
born
In
Montreal
in
1921
and
was
left
an
orphan
while
still
a
child.
At
fourteen
years
of
age
he
was
forced
to
seek
work
and
he
did
everything
from
washing
dishes
t6
digging
ditches.
But
Jie
was
always
determlned-to.
become
an
'
artist.
He
planned
to
earn
enough
money
to
quit
a
Job
and
then
paint.
As
a
result
he
has
no
formal
education
in
art.
In
this
way
he
has
had
one
bene-
B-.'iy's
Awake
Now!
fit,
that
of
not
being
tied
to
any
traditional
school.
Early
Canadian
artists
who
broke
away
from
the
traditional
European
forms
devoted
themselves
to
landscape
paintings
and
many
notable
scenes
have
been
done.
But
Nichols
Is
a
humanitarian.
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Alaska.
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Some
Are
Stranded
SEATTLE
Strangers
who
are
trying
to
go
north
are
belns
stranded
in
Seattle.
Everyone
thinks
Alaska
has
all
kmds
or
vork
and
top
wages.
But
many
are
mistaken.
The
executive
director
of
the
Traveller's
Aid
Society
in
Seattle
say
scores
have
very
limited
funds
or
else
are
"broke.
Both
skilled
and
unskilled
have
been
taking
chances
jf
making
the
long
and
entire
journey
without
any
dollars
to
spare,
and
this
was
their
undoing.
Money
gave
out.
In
some
cases,
before
they
even
reached
the
Canadian
border.
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