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Rupert
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EtD.
Friday,
July
25,
197
(Authorized
as
Second
Clasi
Mall,
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Office
Department,
Ottawa)
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every
afternoon
except
Sunaay
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
,
a.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor,'
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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Prince
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nd
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communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
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Carrier,
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15c:
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Tear.
17.00;
Bj
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Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Tear.
M-00.
Those
Highway
Lies
TWO
ELDERLY
WIDOWS
from
Texas,
grand-
I
mothers,
too,
if
yon
please,
have
driven
qlj
the
;
wqy
intp
Prince
liupert
and
called
at
the
Daily
;
News.,
office
yesterday
to
express
their
pleasure
I'at
having
come,
in
spite
of
all
the
discouragement
;:that
was
put
in
their
way
even
by
Canadian
of-fjcjals
who
ought
to
know
better.
They
also
want-;
ed
to
voice
their
resentment
at
the
kind
of
advice
;
they
received,
even
as
close
as
Edmonton,
on
road
'conditions.
"We
are
glad
to
be
here.
and
to
have
travelled
over
such
a
delightful
road
that
we
were
'
told
did
not
exist,"
they
said.
'
It
was
rather
amazing,
we
must
agree
with
the
.
two
ladies,
to
have
been
told
by
no
less
than
of-'
ficials
of
the
Alaska
Highway
Traffic
Control
Board
'at
Edmonton
that
there
'was
no
road
at
all
iijto
Prince
Rupert
and
only
a
primitive
trail
to
Prince
George.
Fortunately,
they
had
heard
that
There
was
a
road
and
decided
to
come
on,
notwith-'
sending
the
official
'Information
they
were-given.
It
was
either
"politics"
or
"ignorance,"
the
ladies
felt,
that
caused
such
information
to
be
given.
"Whichever
it
was,
it
was
bad,
This
is
the.
sort
of
propaganda
Prince
Rupert
"
must
find
some
way
of
fighting
off.
;
Meantime,
we
are
justified
in
feeling
righteous-
ly
indignant
that
people
who
certainly
should
know
.
better
ejther
dq
nqt
know
or
refuse
to
telj
the
truth.
TIME
TO
WAKE
UP
THE
new
cjty
engieer,
Mr.
Howe,
has
not
been
drawing
his
punches
in
suggesting
before
local
bodies-rrfirst
the
Public
Relations
Council
and
then
the
Gyro
Club
that
the
people
of
Prince
.
Rupert
should
come
out
of
their
insularity
and
lethargy
and
start
becoming
a
little
more
active
In
,
community
service
instead
of
continuing
to
grub
around
exclusively
with
their
own
little
affairs.
;
Mr.
Howe,
apparently,
is
not
worrying
very
much-about
whether
or
not
such
comment
proves
popu-'
lar.
People
whom
the
cap
fits,
and
there
are
no
doubt
a.
lot
of
us,
will
not
like
such
talk
very
much
i:
but
people
are.
often
influenced
by
what
they
do
!
not
like
and
tend
to
act
accordingly,
even
if
they
!
do
not
admit
it.
Some
acjvjce
like
Mr.
Howe
has
;
been
giving
&nd
we
have
indulged
in
it
once
in
,
.a.
while
ourselves
needs
;
saying,
"
As
the
engineer
;
says,
we
have
been
suffering
from
an
inferiority
complex.
We
know
that,
as
a
community,
there
has
been
a
lot
of
lacking
both
in
spirit
and
action.
The
'
trouble
is
we
have
not
got
together
unitedly
enough
to
do
something
about
it.
We
have
Jacked
leadership
and
have
also
lacked
a
spirit
of
iiir
dividual
responsibility.
Prince
Rupert
is
getting
bigger
and
more
important.
We
are
getting
to
a
state
where,
if
we
do
not
do
something
about
improving
the
pjace
our-i
selves,
somebody
is
going
to.
come
In
and
do
it
for
;
us
and
we
will
be
shoved
intq
the
background.
We
have
been
too
smug
and
self-satisfied,
content
to
;
grub
along
in
qur
rut,
in
fact
seeming
not
to
want
,
very
much
to
come
out
of
it.
1
CURBING
BRITISH
PRESS
r
REAT
BRITAIN
is
going
back
to
wpr
size
pews-;vj
papers,
and
ieat
is
indication
of
the
newspapers,
and
great
is.
indignation
of
the
news-hot
as
well.
The
Attlee
Government,
in
fact,
could
hardly
have
stirred
up
a
bigger
hornet's
nest.
'.With
one
voice,
the
press,
denounce
the
alleged
economy
as
either
stupid
or
sinister.
There
is
gloom
in
Fleet
Street.
Typewriters
and
writers
are
-uneasy
as
managements
talk
of
reduced
outlays.
Papers
are
down
to
four
pages
which
makes
the
situation
next
thing
to
impossible.
Jt
is
doubly
unfortunate
because
staffs
had
.
been
steadily
bujlt
up
for
post-war
newspaper
exr
pansiqn.
The
Attlee
government
order
became
ef-.
fective.
July
21.
By
the
reduction
of
newsprint
and
pulp,
the
f
government
expects
to,
gaye
$15,000,000
annually
-.
but
this
is
exceedingly,
small
compared
with
Britain
s
tQtaJ
adverse
trading
Nance,
What
ma,k.es
the
press
particularly
hostile
is
.
that
the
papers;
appear
to
be
the
only
real
sufferers
'
from
the
so-called
economies.
Are
the
papers
to
'
tolerate
q
cut
of
anything
up
to
forty
percent
in
newsprint
supplies
from
Canada
and
the
United
States
for
the
sake
qf
an
economy
of
perhaps
one
five
hundredth
in
Britain's
visible
adverse
trade
balance"?
k
This,
it
is
held,
does,
not
make
sense.
Leading
papers
like
the
Times
and
Manchester
Guardian
.
fjnd
they
ca.nn.Pt
altogether
absolve
the
government
from
the
Ulterjpr
motive
of
taking
this
chance
:
of
exerting-
ppm.e
curb
pn
the
press.
.
?:
This
is
a
very
serious'
charge.
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1NGALLS
SEES
THINGS
Editor,
Daily
News.
Familiar
to
most
of
us
are
the
stories
of
the
strange
happenings
in
the
land
of
the
midnight
sun
.
But
when
a
strange
thing
happens
In
Prince
Rupert
It
might
well
be
phenomenal.
However,
In
my
modesty,
I'll
simply
say
that
"I've
been
seeing
things."
Specifically,
In
this
morning's
light
of
the
sun
(July
?3,
daylight)
at
ten
o'clock
as
I
i
looked
into
the
out-of-doors.
For
fully
half
an
hour
I
watched
with
leisurely
intent
flying
objects.
They
weren't
flying
saucers.
And
they
were
quite
too
small
to
be
individual
butterdishes.
But
the
objects
I
saw
were
spherical
and
gelatinous
In
appearance.
I
saw
literally
dozens
of
globules
a
quarter
of
an
jnch
In
diameter
uniformly
spaced
insx
or
eight
Inch
lengths
qf
ribbon-likejilm;
several
globules
in
each
length.
As
they
were
wafted
along
through
the
air
like
snowflakes
with
a
distinct
downward
trend,
thev:
were
furled
Into
yarlous
shapes.
'
Some
of
the
globules,
seeminelv
exuberant
in
their'
Inderiendence
were
wafted
along
singly.
Others,
in
groups
similar
to
a
cluster
of
soap-bubbles
floated
alone
to
gether.
They
were
of
the
small
er
variety
of
globules
a
six
teenth
of
an
inch
In
diameter-
each.
But
those
In
the
ritibon-like
lengths
were
not
only
double
in
size
but
many
of
them
had
a
black
dot
In
Its
centre.
Amused
at
the
seeminelv
Dhn.
omenal
sight
that
I
was
witness-
ing!:aml
wondering
If
my
eyes
could
possibly
be
playing
me
false
I
called
upon
the
only
other
member
of
our
household
present
to
verify
my
belief.
After
severa)
rnoments
cf
interested
alertness,
she
described
the
ob
jects
identically
to
my
Idea
of
same.
Being
unable
to
give
any
scien
tific
name
to
the
above
phen
omenon,
I
could
only
assume.
humorously
that
either
atomic
energy
has
routed
the
planet
Mars'
population
...
or
we
have
with
us
a
brand
new
Divine
Cre
ation:
Flying
Saucers
the
adults.
An
the
small
Globules
in
their
tmbryopic
form
and-
in
dependent
of
a
mother
fully
sustained)
Individuals
.
.
.
that
wll
sp.meday
be
flying
Saucers.
However
these
distinctly
Hif.
happen
to
a
lazy
people
.
"What1
need
of
legs
and;
feet,
when
weusethem
little
.
.
.
What
need
of
arms
and
hands,
when
PWle
have.
lost
the
Jr
desire
for
jiarq
WRrp.
As
for
the
brain:
Anvthins
floating
along
as
easily,
and
as
flappily
ajja
harmoniously
as
these
particles
I
saw
either
wers
All
brains,
or
they
didn't
need
any
.
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wjiich
the
"Operation
White
Tower"
group
of
scientists
travelled
on
their
way
to
the
summit
of
Mt.
McKlnley,
Alaska,
is
given
in
this
view.
In
scaling
the
Alaskan,
giant,
the
group
endured
the
worst
weather
ever
to
assail
North
America's
highest,
coldest
peak.
Here,
two
members
of
the
expedition
cross
a
treacherous
crevasse
at
the
foot
of
Mt.
McKlnley.
These
snowy
death
traps
claimed
the
lives
of
two
explorers
in
1932
and
swallowed
one
member
of
the
Washburn
party
duripg
a
reconnaissance
hike.
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today
were
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L.
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R.
W.
Chichester.
Mrs.
S.
W.
Wright,
and
daughter
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Plans
for
the
presentation
of
a
minstrel
show
in
the
fall
were
revived
at
a
business
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
in
(he
Commodore
Care
Thursday
afternoon
and
the
Idea
oi
an
automobile
raffle
to
provide
funds
for
the
Rotary
Club
children's
ward
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
was
also
scotitr
ed.
The
minstrel
show
was
originally
planned
for
last
spring
but
was
postponed.
The
meeting
also
voted
down
a
motion
which
would
have
limited
the
numbor
Of
members
tq
60,
the
piespnt
number.
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Prince
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