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OcUjs
UtO.
Mohdajf,
July
7,
1947
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,.
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunuay
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prlnco
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
a.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Colombia.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
-ate
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c:
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Year,
17.00;
tndM7tlito
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year.
4.00.
3yjS'
Not
a
Rosy
Picture
by
Soviet
Russia
of
the
Marshall
REJECTION
Plan
for
economic
reconstruction
of
Europe,
there
can
be
no
doubt
about
it,
constitutes
a
major
deterioration
of
the
international
situation.
It
brings
about
a
state
of
affairs,
the
seriousness
of
which
to
realistic
thinkers
cannot
be
ignored.
The.
fact
of
the
matter
is
that,
if
Soviet
Russia
and
the
Western
Powers
cannot
be
brought
together
in
the
eleventh
hour
on
this
very
vital
issue,
the
conflict
of
two
political
idealogies
will
have
been
precipitated
into
the
very
survival
of
western
Europe
from
the
actual
standpoint
of
physical
survival
through
supply
of
food.
Whoever
can
deliver
the
food
to
these
people
must
necessarily
control
them
politically.
The
situation
has
now
doveloped
to
that
very
point.
Russia,
by
means
which
we
can
hardly
call
anything
else
than
aggression
by
duress,
today
controls
the
bread
basket
of
Europe
by
seizure
of
this
"Adolf
Hitler
had
lipped
to
win
the
war.
Fail-
uro
pelt
his
ultimate
(disaster.
The
strength
of
Russia's
position,
therefore,
cannot
be
denied.
That
ig,
Why
today
the
Soviet
can
persist
in
being
aloof
and
un
receptive
to
any
proposals
which
do
not
fit
in
with
her
own
national
and
political
aspirations,
.
be.
they
worthy
or
otherwise.
Unless
Russian
collaboration
with
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain
in
meeting
the
problem
of
European
rehabilitation
can
be
obtained,,
and
.the
chances
of
obtaining
that
co-operation
seem
fto
be
dimming
every
day,
the
western
world'
is
faced
with
the
necessity
of
feeding
Europe
or
letting
her
succumb
to
the
Soviet
domination
and
aggression.
It
is
not
a
rosy
prospect
for
world
peace.
.
THE
BIG
JOB
STARTS
A
LITTLE
LESS
than
two
months
ago,
leading
officials
of-
the
Celanese
Corporation
of
America
visited
Prince
Rupert
and
said
that
within
two
months
actual
work
on
the
$15,000,000
collulose
pulp
plant
at
Port
Edward
might
be
expected.
Saturday's
highly
gratifying
announcement
that
British
Columbia
Bridge
&
Dredging
Co.
had
been
awarded
the
$400,000
contract
for
excavation
of
the
site
at
Watson
Island
indicates
that
the
progress
of
the
project
is
going
according
to
plan.
It-was
a
brief
and
undetailed
announcement
but
it
is
known
that
heavy
machinery
for
the
big
job
of
rock
work
is
already
on
the
way.
Soon
hundreds
of
men
with
modern
and
fast-working
equipment
will
be
blasting
out
a
bluff
at
the
site
and
throwing
the
rock
into
the
slough
alongside.
Prince
Rupert's
mighty
industrial
project,
an
undertaking
which
will
mean
a
complete
and
permanent
turning
in
the
road
of
Prince
Rupert's
business
and
economic
progress,
will
be
under
way.
The
brief
period
between
announcement
of
plan
and
actual
commencement
of
the
work
is
about
over.
Now
we
.go
ahead.
Possibly,
some
of
us
even
yet
do
not
appreciate
the
great
change
all
this
will
mean
for
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
'which,
except
for
the
hectic
boom
of
the
recent
war,
has
so
far
in
its
existence
never
had
much
more
than
a
fairly
even,
leisurely
although
not
unpleasant
course
of
life.
MOOSE
PICNIC
WASHED
OUT
The
annual
picnic
scheduled
to
be
held
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Lodge,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
and
the
Women
of
the
Moose,
at
Port
Edward
on
Sunday
afternoon
was
postponed
on
account
of
the
weather
until
next
Sunday
"DEAD"
O.I.
FOUND
Missing
for
three
years
and
listed
as
dead
by
the
adjutant-general's
office,
Pte.
Martin
H.
Papula,
of
Plymouth,
Pa
has
been
discovered
working
as
a
black
smith
and
farmer
In
the
Normandy
village
of
Alrel,
not
far
from
Omaha
Beach,
where,
he
landed
under
fire
on
historic
D-Day.
See
our
Selection
of
.
.
.
BOOKS
including
"THE
ROBE"
by
Lloyd
Douglas;
"VALLEY
OF
DECISION"
by
Marcla
Oavenport;
"GONE
WITH
THE
WIND"
by
Margaret
Mitchell;
"DRIFTWOOD
VALLEY"
by
Theodore
Fletcher;
"A
TREE
GROWS
IN
BROOKLYN"
by
Betty
Smith;
"CHINA
FLIGHTS"
by
Pearl
Buck;
"LEAVE
HER
TO
HEAVEN"
by
Ben
Williams.
And
others
at
LOCAL
RADIO
CASE
HEARD
Representations
of
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Before
Parliamentary
Committee
Representations
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamibor
of
Commerce
seeking
better
radio
service
for
he
Prince
Rupert
area
and
central
British
Columbia
generally,
have
been
brought
before
the
Parliamentary
committee
on
radio
at
Ottawa,
according
to
advice
received
direct
from
RalDh
Maytoank,
M.P.,
chairman
of
the
committee,
by
E.
T.
Appiewhalte,
secretary
of
the
local
Chamber.
Two
specific
requests
were
made
at
the-
instance
of
the
radio
committee
of
the
local
Chamber
that
there
be
a
more
complete
elease
of
popular
CBC
network
irosrams
from
station
CFPR
Mnce
Rupert,
and
that
booster
tations
be
established
at
points
hrough
the
central
interior
to
'acllitate
the
reception
of
network
programs.
TRIP
TO
JASPER
MAYOR'S
REWARD
OTTAWA
Tne
13
children
of
jayor
Donat
Orandmaltre
of
suburban
Eastview
waved
a
noisy
.'arewell
last
night
a3
the
Mavor
.nd
Mrs.
Grandmaitre
left
on
the
Canadian
National
Rlaiways
Continental
Limited
for
Jasper
Park
and
Vancouver
as
guests
of
,he
Mayor's
constituents
In
appreciation
for
his
13
years
serv-ce
to
the
community.
'
A
vacation
in
the
Canadian
west
was
the
personal
choice
of
the
mayor
who
declined
the
suggestions
of
new
cars,
radios,
or
trips
to
Paris
or
Rio
de
Janeiro.
When
the
cltizeas
committee
learned
of
his
preference
they
notified
Vancouver's
Mayor
Mc-Geer
who
sent
the
Grandmaltres
his
personal
Invitation
to
visit
the
west.
LETTERBOX
BAFFLING
.QUESTIONS
Editor,
Daily
News:
Through
the
medium
of
your
newspaper
may
I
be
privileged
to
thank
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
for
his
Saturday
sermon.
"Immortality
of
Animals,"
which
I
read
with
much
interest
in
July
5,
Dally
News.
Incidentally,
in
Mr.
Prockter's
ministerial
duties
he
will
have
gathered
much
for
provocative
thought.
He
will
have
been
ask
ed
various
and
innumerable
questions;
many
of
which
he
has
been
able
to
answer
readilybut
surprised
at
none.
When
my
younger
daughter
isked
me
today:
"If
Adam
and
Eve
were
the
first
people
on
earth
and
they
were
white-then
why
are
there
Chinese,
etc.?
I
was
not
only
surprised
at
the
seemingly
logical
question.
I
didn't
know
the
answer.
VIOLET
INGALLS.
With
your
tome
and
cur
paint,
we've
really
got
ometliing.
Protect
your
liome
with
durable,
colour.'
lasting
lovelineM.
.specify'
B-ll
"Engiiau"
VtiaU
2J
'
"
McBride
Street
1
w
R
emmiscences
By
w.J.
Reflections
For
months
before
Incorporation,
.Prince
Rupert
had
seven
barrooms.
Applications
for
liquor
licences
had
been
made,
but
were
turnd
down.
Nevertheless,
ale,
cider
and
beer
were
sold,
but
no
whiskey.
Buildings
were
permlt-te
dto
be
put
up
on
mineral
claims
owned
by
John
Houston
and
John
Knox,
one
proviso
oe-lng
that
no
liquor
would
be
sold
on
the
premises.
With
a
few
exceptions,
the
faith
was
kept.
The
exceptions
were
the
men
who,
through
false
representations,
were
allowed
to
erect
buildings
in
which
to
perform
legitimate
business
and
then
turned
them
over
to
parties
who
had
been
refused
the
right
to
construct.
It
was
a
situation
that
was
far
from
suiting
everybody.
Indeed,
while
the
new
city
was
being
founded,
there
were
those
who
wished
to
see
an
experiment
the
growth
of
a
community
in
which
the
consumption
of
alcoholic
liquor
would
be-
unheard
of.
Someone
has
reckoned
that
between
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster,
the
horde
of
rats
totals
480,000,
and
that
it
has
become
necessary
to
launch
an
all-out
war
Early
day
residents
of
Prince
Rupert
can
recall
a
similar
emergency.
For
r.
few
weeks
one
summer,
ths
un'.ovely
creatures
swarmed,
but
unlimited
poison
finally
won
the
fight.
And
right
here
Is
the
place
to
inquire
how
it
is
possible
to
count
a
Ulaue
of
rats.
Vancouver
says
480,000.
Who
did
the
calculating?
And
how?
Phone
775
The
Empire,
In
October.
1908
says:
T.
D.
PaUullo.
financial
agent,
and
George
Driver,
contractor,
who
recently
spent
some
time
here
looking
over
the
situation,
have
formed
and
incorpor-r.ted
the
Prince
Rupert
Construction
Co.,
Limited.
Kenny
Munro,
who
as
a
rule
knew
what
lie
was
doing,
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
when
everybody
was
an
optimist
including
himself.
He
was
handy
In
different
lines
of
business
and
off
and
on
would
serve
as
a
hotel
oierk.
He
kept
a
book
on
the
counter.
On
the
c,over
were
scenes,
In
vivid
color,
of
eruptions,
explosions,
flrts
and
earthquakes.
The
guest,
with
time
on
his
hands,
would
naturally
open
tsjs
book,
so
full
of
startling
pictures,
to
sec
more.
He
could
not
fbrsee
he
.was
walking
Into
a
trap.
Instantly,
the
"book"
itself
went
off,
with
a
ban,
loud
enough
to
cause
him
to
drop
it,
perhaps
Jump,
and
stare
at
Munro.
That
gentieman,
not
a
muscle
of
his
poker
face
movlqg,
would
be
calmly
reading
a
newspaper.
Thus,
life
in
the
rude
north.
O
many
yesrs
ago
I
MELKSHAM,
F.nfe.
B
Problem
set
before
Magfstrate
Sir
Reginald
Blake
was
"which
rider
is
to
blame?"
when
he
fined
two
aircraftsmen
for
riding
a
tandem
having
no
lights.
They
paid
half
each.
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One
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Museum
is
Very
Old
Matthew
Hume,
who
has
lived
all
of
his
75
years
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Wands,
recognised
one
of
the
two
totem
poicr
now
being
put
In
shape
for
re-erection
bv
the
entrance
to
the
museum.
He
says
about
the
first
time
lie
ever
saw
the
pole
h"
wus
about
five
years
cf
age,
and
the
totem,
even
that
far
back,
was
not
so
new.
The
oldest
c
the
two
pole
the
grizzly,
blftck
fi.sh
and
thunder
bird
Is
taking
on
new
llfp.
In
the
skHled
limd.s
of
diaries
Dudoward
cf
Port
Simpson,
coi-orlns;
has
been
freheed
and
renewed
and
the
boH
b?ak
of
the
thunder
bird
which,
through
some
misadventure
had
broken
off,
has
been
rpnlaecr'
with
perhaps,
even
a
better
one.
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