End
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
July
28,
1951
Mankinds
Predicted
By
CYNTHIA
LOWRY
fill
Comfortable
Smart
SPORT
SHIRTS
for
Summer
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ASPHALT
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For
detailed
Information,
phone
)ert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
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NEW
YORK
(AP)
Wild
animals,
Bays
famed
naturalist-fainter
Charles
E.
Knight,
will
have
disappeared
from
the
earth
'completely
In
another
100
years.
Man
himself
may
not
survive
another
1,000.000
years."
These
are
the
considered
opin-
ions
of
a
man
who
has
spent
a
j
lifetime
studying
and
drawing
j
wild
life
and
prehistoric
fossils,
j
The
77-year-old
artist
explained
the
basis
for
his
beliefs:
i
"Man,
the
builder,
Is
also
the
great
destroyer
of
all
time.
He's
the
boss
killer,
and
when
he
appears
the
animals
and
trees
isoon
disappear."
j
He
goes
to
Florida,
drains
the
j
Everglades
and
destroys
the
'
food
and
shelter
of
birds.
The
birds
go
elsewhere
and
men
Enjoys
Alaska
Trip
as
Prize
Enjoying
reward
for
her
skill
In
winning
a
Vancouver
contest,
Mrs.
A.
B.
Quale,
of
Vancouver
and
Mr.
Quale,
a
B.C.
Electric
worker,
will
be
here
on
Canadian
National's
palatial
S3
Prince
George
tomorrow
morning
on
Its
fifth
summer
cruise
to
Skagway,
Alaska,
this
season.
When
they
boarded
the
Prince
George
at
Vancouver
last
night,
the
Quaylcs
were
welcomed
by
the
ship's
master.
Captain
E
.B.
Caldwell.
Later,
they
were
given
a
rousing
send-off
from
the
farewell
gallery
by
relatives
and
friends.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Quale,
with
all
expanses
paid,
will
also
enjoy
a
rail
trip
from
Skagway
Into
the
Yukon,
as
far
as
Whltehorse,
for
Mrs
Qayle's
writing,
within
25
words,
why
she
would
like
to
go
to
Alaska
on
a
luxury
cruise
aboard
the
SS
Prince
George.
Her
husband
did
not
know
she
had
entered
the
contest
until
she
surprised
him
with
the
great
news
that
they
were
going
to
Alaska
on
this
year's
vacation.
The
lucky
couple
are
not
lonely
during
their
ten-day
trip.
The
popular
ship
is
again
loaded
to
capacity
with
250
vacationists
hailing
from
many
parts
of
the
North
American
continent.
117
116
58
,
ARKOW
Fine
Gabard'nes
and
Spun
Rayons
FORSYTHE
.
..Rayon
Checks
and
"Doe-Gab"
Material
ARTVOG1E
...
California
Gabs,
and
Tic-Cord
Nylon
BARONET
......
Rayon
Gabs,
with
Dome
Fastener
Buttons
THESE
SHIRTS
ARE
WASHABLE
Mcrff.
5-95
-$11-25
WATTS
&
NICKER
SON
or
Ind
City
Builders
Supplies
Blue
820
a
bca
n
QRMES
d
PERSONAL
t
ii
ii
mm
..
f
shoot
them
for
their
plumes
or
just
for
sport.
Stockmen
look
at
the
woods
and
want
to
put
their
herds
In
them.
Lumbermen
Iook
at
the
trees
and
want
to
cut
them.
Then
the
land
becomes
eroded,
between
the
grazing
animals
and
the
lack
of
treed,
and
man's
source
of
food
and
water
disappears
in
the
ocean.
Knight,
a
calm,
good-natured
man,
remarked
casually
It
is
fortunate
for
Americans
that
our
nation
was
not
discovered
by
Europeans
a
thousand
years
or
even
500
years
earlier
than
It
was.
"If
it
had
been,
the
country
would
be
completely
decimated
by
now.
The
soil
would
have
been
ruined,
the
animals
killed
off
and
the
country
fished
out.
Man
Just
can't
seem
to
stand
:
old
sold.
Bulncr'v
Casey
rvminra
10
RELIEF
FOR
A
HOT
DOG
With
a
leg
In
a
cast,
"Mickey"
found
it
hard
to
seek
out
a
cool
spot
in
downtown
Vancouver.
So
his
master,
Ira
Jones,
laid
his
bed
in
the
refrigerator.
"Paddy,"
a
pal,
begs
to
Join
him.
.
(cp
PHOTO
I
icrday
aboard
the
rif
inilowing
two
months"
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Long
Trains
Coming
Here
Vmrouver
for
hospital
igi
ir
Ins
eyes.
hotel
arrivals
nit
joining
the
work
Annunciation
School
Reg
O.
Folkes
of
the
Toronto
Type
Foundry,
Vancouver,
was
a
visitor
to
local
printing
establishments
yesterday
In
the
course
of
a
northern
business
trip
by
car.
He
had
been
at
Prince
George,
Burns
Lake,
Smithers
and
Terrace
on
the
way
here
and
left
this
morning
on
his
returA
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Smith
and
child
aie
leaving
tomorrow
morning
for
Lake
Kathlyn
where
they
will
spend
a
vacation.
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett
left
on
today's
plane
for
Vancouver
en-
.St:?
Many
hands
neea-
Indicative
of
the
constantly
increasing
passenger
traffic
fllnnff
thf
line
nf
t.hp
PnnnHInn
(Prince
Rupert)
R.
F.
Woolard,
J.
W.
Dee,
W.
A.
PHONE
81
iJj:isullation
job.
(176cl
National
Railways
throueh
the
!
Strojan,
A.
M.
Morgan,
K.
West-
i
iron
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
seeing
anything
alive."
He
take!
la
more
detached
and
central
Interior
to
Prince
Rupert,
brook,
N.
V.
Waddell,
W.
C.
Minneapolis
are
vlslt-
SEE
I
S
FOR
.
Hoists,
All-Steel
Dump
Bodies,
Winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
for
high
pressure
and
general
welding
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
22i-lstE.
Phone
Green
Ml
scientific
view
of
the
probab'eone
01
me
Jonesl
trains
in
years
Mosner,
o.
Nowell,
J.
G.
Gould,
I
extinction
of
the
human
species.
I
Fame
"
,on
Tnursday
nl8ht.
It!
w.
Traeger,
Mrs.
A.
MacQulstan,!
II
y
as
the
guests
of
-,.
A
Ivarson
at
the
intents.
"Other
well-equipped
animals
Plastic
Curtains
..u
uiuii
cumiim
uiuuuiuis
:
a.
P.
Chapman,
D.
McHardy
C
five
sleepers.
Of
course,
all
five
j
r.
Elsey
and
W.
N.
Stanley,
Van-were
not
still
fllhed
when
they
,
C0Uver:
E.
M.
Oaklvy,
Victoria-!
reached
Prince
Rupert
as
people
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Pilska.
M
Pilska
:
have
gone,
due
to
changes
of
climate
and
changes
of
food,"
he
explained.
"We
have
come
across
places
where
hundreds
of
e
Fciry
running
route
to
his
old
home
near
St.
iy
and
Thursday,
Andrew
p.
New
Brunswick,
for
a
mitting
Green
3U1
1
visit.
Mrs.
Daggett
Is
already
had
left
the
train
at
the
busy
j
and
B
Zatskrie,
Prince
George;!
ttf
there
and
they
will
be
Joined
fossil
animals
obviously
perish-
twn
along
the
line.
Among
1
a.
Edelhom,
Pioneer;
Miss
b'.
later
by
their
son.
Dr.
H.
M.
Dag-
!
those
coming
through
to
Prince
,
Shalman.
Montreal;
Mr.
and
Mrs!
ed
together.
Besides,
any
ani
mm
nup-eri
were
lorty
wurisis
wno
j'i.
Slater
Port
Rriorrt-
.,
mal
has
a
tendency
to
degener-1
t
McCarthy
relurn-iterday
on
the
Co-
geu
ol
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
i
Vh
ioila
where
she
,
ADVERTISE
ate
in
confinement.
Just
look
p.
t
caught
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
;
and
Mrs.
J.
Pitman,
Prince
Ru-our
dogs.
They
can't
compete
&nd
went
on
to
Vancouver.
I
pert;
Mr.
and
Mrs
Goldrop
with
a
wolf.
Man
Is
like
that,
When
the
train
left
Jasper
it
Queen
Charlotte
City
pal:rnt
In
Royal
j
lital
for
the
past
Drapes
Yard
Goods
COLORFUL
KITCHEN
COTTAGE
SETS
.
.
.
Dutch
Boy
and
Floral
patterns
with
valance
iuu.
me
average
civuizea
man
i
tciuct:ii
uuauiirs.
n
cuupie
today
couldn't
compete
with
the
of
them
were
cut
off
at
Prince
old
Indian
In
withstanding
the
I
George.
vicissitudes
of
life."
Passenger
trains
In
and
out
of
The
Brooklyn-born
a
r
t
is
t,j
Prince
Rupert
all
carry
two
whose
work
is
hung
In
the
great
j
slcapers
now
and,
on
several
natural
history
museums
of
the
!
occasions
lately,
there
has
been
country
and
who
is
recognized
1
a
third.
Mean
Head
Due
Sunday
Arriving
in
City
Tomrrow
Evening
on
Way
to
Kitlmat
t.
ho
is
now
living
Avenue
East
with
Bruce
Wilson,
ron-
'n
be
up
and
about
keeps
in
touch
with
ii
enjoyment
of
fre-
as
the
top
man
in
his
specialize
d
DRAPES
TO
CHARM
YOUR
WINDOWS.
See
field,
has
never
hunted
in
his!
Easy
to
Clean
1
life.
Keep
Logs
President
R.
E.
Powell
of
the
Most
of
his
work
has
been
in
Aluminum
f'n
nf
PunoHa
ortri
!
.
tiL00fr7ou
ca"
""
th?
party,
are.
spendi.-
today
Look
C(
v
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
mals
from
a
closer
range"
and
an
S,ni"
Vanclerhoof
in
the
course
of
a
chain
In
Alaska
Jwnir
,
,.veur
in
museums
where
he
has
been)
able
to
reconstruct
with
his
$luanlt
Third
Avenue
winning
'
.
trip
through
the
central
Interior,
will
be
at
Terrace
tomorrow
and
are
due
to
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
evening.
Monday
they
will
board
the
steam
ijchool
paint
brush
animals
extinct
for
JUNEAU
The
Alaska
Di-vel-thousands
of
years.
,
opment
Board,
meeting
at
Jun-
He
calls
this
work
"putting
)
eau
renewod
its
support
of
the
Skin
On"
fossils.
Many
times
hl
Snrt
Spruico
nnltrv
nf
nrnhthlt..
nam
.
..untr
cllhtnt
-1
coupon
of
Annunciation
for
a
"new
look,"
....,t
U
TI'
rt.n
',ih
has
dreamed
up
wild
and
liter-
i
ln
Plmnr,
nf
nin
ioir,
frnm
t.he
Is
!
1
yacht
Lenore
to
proceed
down
the
coast
.visiting
Kitlmat
and
ally
woolly
animals
on
the
basis
Territory
At
least
primary
application
of
Insu-
"TP.tZZ&T''
S
I
brl,
Kemano
Bay
on
their
way
w,
-
.....
...,
ii.ci,
w.c,.
manuiacturing
of
this
natural
Vancouver.
h-Ad
hLi
rnnrpnlinn
nf
how
t.h
I
-
.
nun
by
contractors
but
iisulatlun
is
all
done
ipert
Catholics
on
a
The
party
Is
travelling
on
two
"."Z
i"
verified
h.
later
I
reSOUrCe'
1
C"
lX"J.
t
oiotMnr
-
,ri,ilh
special
car,
in
which
they
start-
d,scovcries
of
additional
bones.
,
ftf5.
"
"
"
"
"
a.
ire
try
he
SIS.
ea
irom
wionireai
on
l
uesaav.
vi..u.
u
.
w
,
.
,
,
-
miiKiiv
Mrs
tiiai,
uitiiuuKH
ic-
t
throe
weeks,
says
i
p.arlv
this
morninir
ths
ears
were
.
,
ii.
,
..v.
r
JJltayner.
O.M
I.,
work
,
detached
from
the
regular
train
hirii,
f
h.i,
or,.
a
C,
which
l
"".'""'.,
,
Irililfc
C
4
Tmt
HM
t
THE
STNQCB
HT.
OO.
J
IncrMW
hint
;ixsvmbled
at
nights
iy
Inl
aalion
on
the
ceil-.(1
btfceen
the
walls
of
the
in
4
attempt
to
thwart
Rent
a
SINGER
Sewing
Machine
ittt.
sooq.
o-d
at
Prince
George
and
a
special
i.ouo.OOO
years
ago,
scientists
train
formed
there.
They
ar-
have
never
found
anything
rived
at
Vandcrhoof
at
8:35
this
-very
old''
in
this
country,
morning
and
are
south
of
there
j
"Very
old"
in
Knight's
calcn-today
visiting
the
Ncrhako
dam
(jar
means
about
250,000
years.
it.t
T.fQvtn0
Vanitprhiinf
at
A
ifn,
nii
11,.
mnn
u.l
nian
commercial
quality,
should
take
place
in
Alaska,
the
Development
Board
declared.
(There
had
been
a
move
to
market
southeastern
Alaska
spruce
and
hemlock
at
British
Columbia
ptilp
mills.
The
Board
supported
construction
of
the
proposed
Copper
River
hlg'hway,
Juneau-Atlin
road
and
Fairbanks-Nome
road.
It
urged
that
the
Junv?au-Kaines-Skagway
car
ferry
be
inter
hlch
coal
hill
by
the,
month
for
use
in
your
own
home
t
No
extra
charge
for
delivery
a4
pick-up
of
machine.
-J
,
1
SINGER
SEWING
CENTER
r
""""
.'
a
-
.
...
-
m
ic4
aii,
nic
man
iioa
cabcii
;
.
o'clock
this
evening,
they
are
due
marrow
from
woolly
mammoth
1
ituu
i'in
i
n
Is
ENQIIRE
av
luinic
ctt.
w
v.'.
n
vutiiu,
un
UUIIC.
A1IC
JVlUU-JiCai
"UIU
lliaill-
ni"rnlng.
Sunday
will
be
spent
moth
was
discovered,
preserve
639
3rd
Avenue
(I
W
A.
Bazaar,
Au
at
Laklse
Lake
as
the
guests
of
in
ice,
several
years
ago
nt
Community
he
recalls
continued
for
next
year
as
a
Hon.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney
and
"It
was
horrible,
l
.
.
I
1
I
I
necessary
iaciiuy
lo
unit
soum-eastern
Alaska
and
the
Interior.
Coordinating
Tea,
pup
PAPm
INDUSTRY
y
.
11
Bazaar,
October
International
approval
of
the
Ketchikan-Prince
Rupert
air
i
service
was
called
for.
!
I
"
:
t
.
.
'
"
puKiar.
October
20.
MaaiaBBM
ill
Bazaar,
Octo-ir.
November
2.
i
k.ih
U.
a
H
Ml
t
f
v.
3E
r
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
"and
tasted
like
rancid
grease,
of
Trade.
The
special
train
is
Meat
will
keep
all
right
indefi-scheduled
to
move
on
from
Ter-
nltely
in
Ice,
but
it
degenerates
race
at
3
p
m.
Sunday
and
reach
very
rapidly
once
released.
A
hero
at
7
p.m
standard
18
p.m.
i
lew
years
back
a
bunch
of
Rus-daylightl
time
Sunday.
The
party
slon
scientists
tried
to
eat
some
will
transfer
from
the
train
for
mammoth
meat
thousands
of
their
yacht
at
9
o'clock
Monday
i
years
old,
and
they
all
got
morn'ng.
.
!
deathly
sick."
Mr.
Powell
has
been
Invited
to
j
The
major
value
of
th
rieep-meet
the
council
of
the
Prince
freeze
mammoth,
he
said,
was
Rup.-rt
Chamber
of
Commerce
,
not
culinary,
but
established
while
here,
a
luncheon
having
'
that
they
were
covered
with
red
been
suggested
I
hair.
filiary
Bazaar,
No-
for
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
WORK
Bazaar
November
Tall
Bazaar,
No-
Pew
t
T..
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Leaves
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
2
p.m.,
4
p.m.,
7
p.m.
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
10:30
a.m.
Weather
permitting
See
the
GAINADAY
CONVERTIBLE
WASHER
350.95
WASHES
DISHES
.
.
..WASHES
CLOTHES
SEE
THIS
REMARKABLE
WASHER
AT
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Besner
Block
Phone
219
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
.a
215
1st
Avenue
West
S11
"
.
.
1'i
I'hnne
909
P.O.
Box
721
4
The
July
A
L
C
M
QUALITY
K
OF
I
.
zrr
Occasion
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Birthday
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MEET
QUEEN
A
party
of
50
Cmadlan
schoolgirls
were
presented
to
Queen
T
a
reception
in
Buckingham
Palace
grounds.
Hera
the
Queen
shakes
hands
with
of
Quebec
City,
with
Dr.
Muri
;1
V.
Roscoe,
dean
of
women
at
McGill
University
:?"f
the
party,
behind
her.
Other
gTls,
loft
to
right,
are:
Louise
Bcaudoin
of
Verdun,
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Blanehard,
Montreal;
Suzanne
B-ivin.
Shawinigan
Falls,
Que.;
Sylvia
Burt,
,a
Que.;
Miss
Germain:
Therese
Oro'pu.
St.
Zacharie.
Que.:
Marcel
Lefebvre.
Three
fie
ii.
Mi
McMurrny,
Montreal:
DpiiIsp
Mi-hauri
Onpher
Cit.v
Patricia
Harant.
Toronto:
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J;"i,.
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nnt..;
Pauline
Covachlk,
Wyoming,
Out,
and
May
Leslie
of
Toronto.
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