Prince
Rupert
fDaiiy
News
LETTERBOX
As
I
See
it
(Jack
Everett
Dies
Career
of
raf(ftf
,
September
t.
1951
By
Alf
to.
TERRACE
td
'shore.
Tne
oiiiei
dutu
drowned.
Everett
eventually
came
ashore
and
for
a
time
served
(
coastwise
with
the
old
Boscow-itz
Co.
on
such
vessels
as
the
Vadso
and
first
Venture.
In
1916
he
finally
gave
up
seafaring
lile
and
-started
fishing
at
Wad-hams.
He
married
Miss
Jean
Fenton
of
Port
Hardy
and
Is
survived
by
his
widow
and
one
son.
Miles
Everett,
both
at
Wad-hams.
'
I
It
was
deceased's
request
that
he
be
Interred
on
the
lonely
is-i
land
off
which
he
had
made
his
FACTS
BEFORE
FICTION
The
Editor.
Daily
News:
j
May
we
u:a
a
few
lines
in
your!
paper
to
satisfy
the
urge
to',
make
a
few
comments
on
our
city
as
we
two
of
the
general
public
see
the
facts:
!
1.
Kitimat-What
bearing
will
this
envelopment
have
on
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
way
of
increasing
it
in
size,
especially
when
Klti-mat
will
have
its
own
harbor
facilities,
rallwav
sidinc
etc.
and
da
independent
dally
newswwer
devotee
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Iluprt
ana
Nurthei
n
arid
Central
British
Columbia.
Wember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
,
"
v-"
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
3
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Edi-pr.
H.
U.
PERRY,
Managing
Dlrectoi
.
"
'
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-Republished
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
High
Seas
Adventure
Supports
India
On
tinv
Florence
Island,
about
first
fishing
cast.
im
Wdhamc
In
Rivers
Rev.
O.
H.
King,
United
WE
HAVE
had
some
dis-
it
position
further
south
than
Smithers,
Burns
Lcke
Vandorhoof
and
Prince
Goor-
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
Mondays
-
Wednesdays
.
Fr:d:
t
,
us?
wort
mat
drain
most
oi
Church
pastor
at
Bella
Bella,
inlet,
where
he
had
engaged
in
gidLtiui
cacuuo
Qur
population?
As
it
ls
nt)Wi
"";m
"7a;
nd
logi,lg
f0r
conducted
the
final
rites.
Fifteen
slanted,
distorted
neV3
pretty
we!l
everyonj
you
meet
thp
,a't
35
yels
were
interred
boats
from
Wadhams
formed
has
one
sole
purpose,
and
that
on
Saturday
morning
the
re-
me
iuncrai
piuieaauin.
reporting
since
the
worl
te
to
get
where
there's
big
money
frnzp
its
moral
values
in!t
be
mad?
in
other
words
aiienqerS
mains
of
Jack
Everett,
whoss
career,
covering
the
seven
sea.s,,
wa.s
as
adventurous
as
that
of
any
seafaring
man
on
the
en-
;
tire
British
Columbia
coast.
Everett
passed
away
on
Friday
at
the
R.
W.
Large
Memorial
At
3
p.rn,
(
PACIFIC
n.'.YLKaiTTUIF,
Air
Field
Vital
Necessity
than
20
years
ago
air
travel
to
and
from
MORE
Prince
Rupert
was
pioneered.
It
had
its
ups
and
downs
and
for
several
years
remained
static.
The
time-saving
element
in
air
travel,
however,
has
overcome
anxiety
expressed
by
many
travellers
in
the
past,
and
today
Vancouver,
for
instance,
is
only
a
few
hours
away.
The
main
airline,
which
transports
passengers
in
and
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
announced
recently
that
"business
.this
year
already
has
been
three
!.,
;kitimai.
,tne
C'Olil
War.
2
ncusing
Don't
you
think
But
I
doubt
there
was
ever
a
n(,
r
ty
council
is
a
little
late
in
:
worse
example
than
that
which
srr'iring
accommodation
and
j
told
the
ptople
of
North
Am-
at
what
rents?
Remember
Rupert,
erica
that
India
had
declined
to
j,el
7re
the
Celan.'s?
came,
Cen-
To
Vancouver
(
today
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
A.
Norberg,
H.
M.
U,.-,-.ial
lit
ReUa
R11n
flftPr
A
-
,
.,..rr...
T.,
f..
Cr,
IT,
In
Elutl
1
l
I.-
wv"""
"
-
nUnSOIl.
IV1T.
MUllULl..
iVll.
iiM'U,
r
"
'
,,rVo."
u,u
mlni'1
,mu
10
long
Illness
He
was
65
years
oi
c
s
&'
Fulelaua
J'ule'"1"'
Cap(.
CrtlJ'"
o
u
J
WU-
a
"peace
treaty"
with
Japan.
.;.,.SP.-
h
order
to
get
them
oc-
-
India
has
never
aivepieu
the
cupied.
there
was
that
much
"
'
,
,
.
,
"ls0
.
,
,
flr,
which
John
Sun
of
3
British
sailing
hlp
To
Sandspit
today
l
N.
Ora-Foster
basic
on
principles
h(!int.
opP
what
about
all
Dulles
has
prepared
thiv
suites?
You
find
Everet
Ufe
.staned
on
chen,
T.
Penny.
J.
MicDonalU.
"e
sea
he
wa.
born
o
r.
MacDonald.
take-it-or-leave-it
peace
treaty
thpm
Jn
pract,caHy
every
house
";p
CENTRAL
BC.
AIRWAYS
Prince
Rupert
Agent:
Crawford
MowC(
14-15
Smith
Block
Phone
Black
.ti'.'i
'
"
t
t;,vU.
A.r
With
Japan.
ine
snort,
neai
includins;
new
houses
being
built.
K:
"
"T'
,aaS
Ti
limes
Llie
VUilllW
Ul
ld.
1
v.
u
iiifcuu,
a
uy
i
tta,m.n.
hv
t.he
irrivernment
of
,v.
v,..
t
.v,
,
QUICK
RELIEF
ASTHMA
the
seven
seas
until
the
age
of
11
with
his
father
and
mother
have
been
introduced
instead
Of
One,
and
there
Still
India
tells
exactly
why.
But
in-
Koads
and
Telephones
rr..fUn
i.;;',1
VfUwrn
tn
o
Ave
tn
nhtnin
stead
o
Publishing
Nehru's
own
Durin(t
foimer
elections,
all
kinds
UAll.Y
NtV-d
CLA.-hlhii;ji
AUVKK'IidEMENTa
BHINq
j
and
then
signed
on
from
Vic
la
nukM.nry
jk-iiuu
ui
uujc
v
;
brief
statement.
North
America
1
on't
whrm,
jtasp,
cuugh,
fight
tor
breaili.
Take
Tfiiilrtun
RA-MAU
of
promises
were
made
especial-
lorja
Q
cabjn
boy
aboard
an
seatino'
i&ot
a
great
blast
of
propaganda
ly
in
regards
to
the
telephone
Capsultffl,
tiM-i.illy
nuittr
tu
Help
gumma
He
obtained
...i
w
otner
snip
:
-and
threats.
The
The
Associated
Associated
..i..
1
-
,.,
t.ptpi
linfi
it
was
snortiv
-i.i
..i,u.
ann
1
..
t'H"-
And
yet,
aviation
in
rnnce
Kupm
is
sun
in
us
tress
mspatcn
irom
wasmngion.
..
pcl?
Roarl!!?
Well
we
must
glve
after
that
that
probably
the
uugrMtiulmiihauii;ii.65c-,i.J5.
i-ji
most
striking
adventure
of
his
career
occurred.
Aboard
the
h
-
i
i
.
s
i
crcd't
to
the
late
mayor.
He
ac-c.:nip!ished
much
more
with
much
less
than
the
one
before
.
"
tilt.
,
,
-1
,,
T1
v
,;,.,v.f
'aaiea
August
w,
was
a
glaring
pioneering-
stage.
Why?
Because
we
have
no-anpoit.
-example
0
this
beginning:
.
.
,
-
I
-A
new
and
less
benevolent
For
several
years,
Prince
Rupert
(.number
ol
'American
policy
toward
India
British
ship
Kinross
in
the
Pa
him.
Were
In
favor
of
a
city
clf,c
0cean
p00r
food
resulted
Pnmmnii,,,
l-i.i..
fnll-arl
iifnmnto
iirvrl
fmio-Vlt
fflr
ATI
appeared
certain
today
to
result
rommtssionei-.
someone
that
El-i
in
a
bloody
mutiny.
All
of
the
Kiiows
me
ousiness
oi
proper
,
.
irro)t
;hn
airport
a
lantlintr
field
on
Tugwell
Island,
a
flat,
fai
to
sign
a
united
states
backed
peac-e
treaty
with
Ja-
management.
19
and
&
stamen
were
killed.'
4
Northern
B.C.
Power
Let
s
Possessed
of
the
ony
remaining
;
get
rid
of
them.
..
Kverptt
cnmnelled
the
surlv
pan
Wel1'
Mr-
Editor-
'e
have
tne
take
into
survivors
to
the
ship
INDIA'S
OFFICIAL
statement
nerve
to
say
it,
have
you
the
Victoria.
Everett
was
rewarded
:
If
makes
several
points
against
nerve
to
print
lit
racis
Deiore
wltn
jjooo
by
the
owners
of
the'
the
treaty
which
is
due
to
be
Fiction
JACK
TOMPKINS
J.
BEALE.
Jr.
5
'i
i'
'
i
modern
four
jtunnmo
S149.7
end
up
ship
and
$3000
by
the
cargo!
owners.
The
other
men
received
sentences
of
up
to
15
years
fori
I
mutiny.
j
Another
episode
of
deceased
i
I
career
was
when
a
barque
listed
I
and
foundered
In
the
Pacific,
j
Everett,
the
captain
and
his,
iwife,
and
another
crew
member
j
with
a
small
baby
took
to
a
i
lifeboat
and,
except
for
the
;baby,
which
died
while
drifting
i
six
days
in
the
open
ocean,
were
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
'signed
at
San
Francisco.
But
above
all
Indian
explains
why
there
would
be
no
useful
pur-
pose
in
her
attendance,
because
i
"it
has
already
been
announced
!
that
the
conference
.
.
.
will
not
be
open
to
negotiRtjon,"
j
India
sets
out
as
one
reason
why
she
believes
Mr.
Dulles'
draft
treaty
to
be
weak
and
wrong
the
provision
for
virtual
annexation
by
the
U.S.A.
of
is-;
lands
which
are
naturally
and
1
morally
a
part
,of
Japan.
Thus,
;she
says:
fZrleJ'!
GORDON
&
ANDERS1
gravelly
island
which
has
been
declared
ideally
suited
for
such
a
project.
In
the
spring,
we
had
great
hopes
that
the
efforts
of
Prince
Rupert
people
would
bring
fruition.
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
made
a
gallant
speech
in
Parliament
pointing
out
the
need
for
an
airport.
But
he
was
told
such
a
project
did
not
conform
to
defense
planning
of
Canada.
In
other
words,
we
:.do
not
need
an
airport
at
this
time,
says
Ottawa.
But
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
know
differently.
Northern
and
Central
B.C.
have
been
passed
up
long
enough.
More
and
move
people
are
coming
to
.settle
in
this
area,
which
means
that
more
and
more
votes
are
coming
with
them.
With
a
strong
backing,
the
governments
cannot
afford
not
to
listen
to
us.
Why
do
we
need
an
airport?
At
present,
there
is
only
water
landing
available
here.
This
causes
great
inconvenience
and
expense
to
companies
operating
the
airlines
and
only
a
limited
type
of
service
can
be
given.
Airfreight
can
only
be
accepted
at
a
minimum,
because
of
lack
of
space.
The
best
the
airlines
can
do
for
us
now
is
to
Third
Avenue
i
the
sole
survivors.
They
were
Of
numerous
arrivals
in
Prince
eventually
picked
up
and
taken
Rupert
from
distant
points,
are
into
port
bv
a
French
ship.
I
"It
is
only
natural
to
expect
some
who
say,
despite
the
boom,
j
Slill
anotner
notable
expert-
j
that
Japan
should
desire
res-1
that
it
feels
unusually
quiet
hre.
1
ence
of
the
decfaseci
was
that
toration
in
full
of
her
sover-!
Tliey
number
about
thirty,
and
f
b
,
-shanehaied"
at
Nome.'
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRES
eignty
over
the
territory
of
have
been
in
the
city
before.
Coming
to
as
they
were
being
!
taken
uboard
the
ship,
which
which
the
inhabitants
have,
hbs1
'
.
,
-.
.
;
-:
.t
torical
affinity
with-
her
own
meet
THE
SCADS
J
.
R.ilitiits
on
some
wcMcrn
f
irms
are
leading
Irustrated
livii
tliew
d.nv
1
lie
sun
uli
nt
li
nk
ol
their,
laviii
He
Iruit
trees
li,i
Ikcii
wr.ii-il
in
aluminum
foil,
so
ncivs
they
;m't
g'
t
M
it,
l
lii
was
a
new
one
ml
us.
We
luil
Iitaid
of
dim
n
of
uses
lor
die
foil
we
roll
at
Kingston.
Out.,
but
in
h
i
(or
ii
usir;iting
r.ililiii.
However,
it
jiisl
goes
to
illiiMi.ue
why
more
oile
are
using
more
a
I
mi:
i
1
1
n
1
1
1
anil
sshy
vse,
aa
ihe
lost
(
tlKil'lll
produnT
ol
thi
ihikIiiii
iiiii.il.
must
noon
expanding.
A
1
ii
in
ii
Company
of
Canada,
Lul.
(AUau).
was
anchored
off
the
Bering
Sea
people
and
which
"he
has
nut
,
passengers
Cn
the
Printvss
nort.
Everett
and
a
commtnlon
BEST
OF
FOOD
acquired
by
aggression
from
any
jfnthlren
were
quick
to
pass
the
'
jumped
overboard.
Everett
made
other
country.
The
Ryuku
and
hat.
thereby
raising
$800
for
the
-
PInnim
TclnnfU
full.,
ciitict.,
thie
-it
i
.
l.
,
..i
1
'
j
"
j
eauurs
wnu
luai
wen
pri.vniui
n,nt!
borne
cn,.
m
may
.v
have
nave
I
f-nnri
una
u
It
In-
ln-
riescrint
on
Nverthp
ess
the
.Ff..
effects.
tw,.
The
not
passengers
were
convenient,
yet
unexpected
XA&-
r.
Tk
n
i
Dulles
i
treaty
proposed
that,
until
tho
ii
-
tooii-
.
,
,
,
,
.
...
ure
in
rnnce
nuneu
wus
nut
'and
trustee
ovr"
g
wo
"V
.K'
'
unwelcome
to
the
pansen-'
ana
obtain
ootain
t.
usiee.'-nip
ho
ovai
man
nature
For
onp
to
sav
hes
..
,
..
..
.
'
FOR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
1'IIONE
!M
BROADWAY
CAFE
:
these
islands,
they
should
con-
rcrry
when
another
has
felt
th-a
and
Prince
Rupert.
Th.ey
looked
unue
io
oe
suojeci
10
me
iegu-
har;,
str':ke
of
fortune,
and
is
It.
talked
it
and
bought
it,
i
tii'ovK
e
a
snuttle
service
between
herp
and
Sandsnit
,iative
and
administrative
con-
iooh,,
..,in0a
i.
nii,u..n!
W
th
a
converted
Rf!AP
Cansn
anrl
the
least
said
luo
01
I
But
the
bracing
and
strengthen
.....
.
.
.
Iirr
iiiuctir
me
feel
or
good
old
hard
casn
it
"'
a
lot
better
'
Tlle
Dailv
star
of
SRult
8te-'
ilarir
radio
station
asks
a
daily
I
I
CONTRARY
to
the
slanted
im-i
pression
given
by
the
crude
ffiflDflD
forthehopek
about
its
comfort
the
better,
although
an
improved
version
of
this
type
of
ship
is
expected
to
be
introduced
shortly.
Princess
El'zabefh
and
Prince
wlre-press-ervice
d
i
s
t
o
r
tions.
India
did
not
say
that
in
no
cir-
Fn,"P
bf
the
KUMts
of
Wlls"-cumstances
should
American
ingtnn.
but
it
is
not
at
all
clear
question,
a
recent
one
be'ng
j
"who
is
th-a
British
Prime
Mln-
ister?"
Of
the
first
dozen
letters
j
or
-'ned
only
one
had
the
right
j
answer.
A
few
named
Winston
i
Churchill,
and
another
Anthony
1
Eden.
One
but
one
only
ven
!
armies
be
kept
in
Japan.
India
lf
the
former's
secretary
will
ac-
!
did
say
that
Japan
had
a
right
company
her.
The
secretary
re-
j
to
make
treaties
to
have
them
rfnt!v
mailed
a
letter
addressed
1
there
IF
SHE
DECIDED
TO
DO
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ci,v
01
Lakeland.
Florida,
j
SO
IN
HER
OWN
INTEREST
California.''
Puppose
some
mis-
and
acting
as
a
fully
free
agent,
guided
mortal
would
mail
a
let-
We
pee
that
Central
B.C.
towns
are
now
developing
their
landing
fields
provided
by
a
former
defence
program
because
they
are
as
conscious
as
we
are
how
much
air
travel
will
affect
the
economy
of
the
community.
Already
extensive
use
is
being
made
of
.Terrace
tured
the
ooinlon
that
he
was
General
Eisf'nhowvr.
!
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India
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an
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airline
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which
only
recently
started
a
bi-weekly
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Army,
no
human
being
is
ever
htyond
hope.
However
maimed
or
scarred
by
sin
or
circumstance,
however
despairing
and
seemingly
hopeless,
no
individual,
young
or
old,
appeals
in
vain
to
The
Army's
understanding
heart
and
hurian
touch.
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provide
fhe
support
for
its
endless
task
;Gf
human
salvage,
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Salvation
Army
relies
upon
YOUR
dollars.
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The
Army
appeals
to
you
with
confidence.
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w
.e
c.
nt,.!lf
than
during
last
week.
This
to
Terrace.
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inconvenience
is
being
experi
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w-as
when
the
f5S
Prince
Rupert,
t,hL
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a
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with
the
SS
Princess
VI"
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,
,
1
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"
Kathleen,
was
put
in
strong
the
treaty
providing
that
the
ennugh
shape
to
resume
her
Lsland
of
Formosa
should
be
re-
voyat,j
to
Vancouver.
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took
28
mnr.,
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speed
and
thorough-
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J"1
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tiations,
but
to
leave
the
future
of
the
island
undetermined,
in
CALVIN
BULLOCK
-
ltd.
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is,
of
course,
Just
as
well
to
ol
hfe
ls
expanding,
the
length
remember
that,
while
the
peHou
of
time
in
which
people
must
leak
after
t'hemiielves
is
beoom-ing
short
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baby
bonus
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spite
of
past
international
agreements,
in
a
document
which
attempts
to
regulate
the
relations
of
Japan
with
all
gov-'.
ernments
that
were
engaged
in
j
the
last
war
against
her,
does
enced
by
water
landing
there
and
transferring
to
land
planes
between
points
nearly
20
miles
distant.
Waterlanding
by
aircraft
is
completely
outmoded
except
in
emergencies.
How
long
lo
we
expect
airlines
to
put
up
with
these
primitive
facilities?
It
may
be
shocking
but
quite
reasonable
to
expect
that
the
airlines
will
see
fit
to
pass
us
up
and
use,
for
instance,
Terrace
as
their
main
landing
field.
We
then
can
find
our
own
means
of
travel
to
Terrace
for
air
transportation
from
that
point.
Wherever
there
is
traffic
by
rail,
sea
or
air-there
is
bound
to
be
business.
We.
in
Prince
Rupert
would
stand
to
gain
much
if
a
Tugwell
Island
airport
were
realized.
But
by
the
same
token
we
stand
to
lose
what
we
already
have
in
the
way
of
air
travel
if
we
re-main
content
with
our
present
primitive
and
outmoded
facilities.
not
appear
to
the
Government
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bPgins
at
65'
of
India
to
be
either
just
or
ex-'
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,
;
over
the
38th
parallel.
India
INDIA
was
right
.
when
she
was
right
again
when
she
warn-warned
the
UN
forces
that
ed
China
that
she
would
regret
China
would
come
into
the
war
her
own
armies'
drive
south
In
Korea
if
they
drove
north
across
that
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line.
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