B
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
hJews
Thursday,
June
21.
1951
7
p.m.
-
9:05
I
ItlDAY
-
SATl'KDAY
TOTEM
1IIIIBB
Air
Commandant
j
Noted
Teacher
By
CYNTHIA
LOWRY
J
NEW"
YORK
AP
America's
1
iev
N
).
1
Fy-Girl
prefers
boats,
itiainr.
automobiles
or
walking.
'
1T.v'
smaller
the
plane,
the
i
more
I
freeze.''
said
Col.
Mary
j
Jo
Shelly.
"But
unfortunately.
mv
job
is
an
administrator's.
Of
1
Ililiw
i
r
I-
1
.A.
li
I
I
ii
tif
n
l
II
if
2i
r
Cavalry
Epic
Coming
Here
(jresorjr
Peck
and
Barbara
Pay
ton
Star
In
Adventure
Spectacle
With
Gregory
Peck
in
a
dynamic
leading
role
of
Captain
Lance,
"Only
the
Valiant,"
screen
version
of
;he
novel
from
the
1
n
if
Charles
Marquis
Warren,
plays
this
week-end
at
the
lotem
Theatre.
-
s
WHO
PrXr.X.0
SIX
e
1
J
.-.la.?
.
'
Vint-,
.
SI
HUNnMJ'K5
,
UU
murse
I
do
fly
when
it's
neces-
,
sary."
;
f
blue
uniform
is
not
strange
the
n'w
director
of
women
in
b-
A'r
Force.
She
was
one
of
the
dozen
hand-picked
Wave
officers
cheated
when
that
branch
of
the
It
is
a
thrilling
and
suspense
ful
fto:y
ajoui
a
chapter
in
the
Navy
was
launched
in
1942
and
venturesome
history
of
the
U
S.
"
'
.
"
ia
serveci
until
nan
oi
me
iemaie
Gob-
were
dvmobilizezd
after
the
war.
A
pood
locking
blonde
of
49.
friend"
y
and
informal,
she
looks
on
her
new
job
as
another
step
in
a
long
career
as
an
educationist.
She
succeeds
Col.
GTalctin
P.
hay.
Col.
Shelly
approaches
her
rei
tasks
with
what
would
seem
to
be
an
ideal
background
long
Cavalry
.hen
that
branch
of
tire
service
still
rode
four-legged
chargers.
Peck
is
a
hard-riding
raptain
feared
by
his
men
as
a
ouch
disciplinarian,
yet
admir-.
:
1
ai!
oi
slum
as
a
soldier.
-
1
wnzr
Apaches,
an
Indian
tribe
notorious
for,
war-.
,t
and
b.oodlhir.'tv
actions,
go
-.
the
warpath.
Peck
is
assigned
Boys
Summer;
'
Outdoor
?
Wear
isS"
est1
,
MUTT
-'
5
the
la
k
of
riding
forth
to
fight
a
delaying
action
pending
the
evppi.rrice
in
i.-acumK
jjuim
rival"
of
reinforcements.
The
women
and
in
administrative
A
WILLIAM
CAGNEY
PROD.
DISTRIBUTED
BY
WARNERB8K
JSKfRTS
m
TNDtnWEAB
SWIM
TRINKS
TEE
SHIRTS
SHORTS
l.AM
ii.tsr.s
liMMi
juan
CRAWFORD
7
-
9:05
in
"HARRIET
CRAIG"
H
SOCKS
1HE
TOMORROW
HMCS
Ontario,
naval
train
nf,
cruiser,
at
first
expected
to
arrive
in
Prince
liuprt
tday,
will
not
here
until
tomorrow.
A
dance
'for
the
crew
has
been
planned
for
Saturday
night
by
the
local
branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
and
a
committee
of
city
aldermen
will
work
with
the
Canadian
Legion
to
provide
further
entertainment
for
officers
and
mm
ot
Uy?
visiting
ship.
Rear
Admiral
W.
B.
C
.cery.
commanding
officer
Pacific
Coast,
is
on
board
tne
crul.ser,
which
is
commanded
by
Capt.
H.
F.
Pullen.
M
G
M
proudly
pniintt
tht
HOWiING
H
IT
of
I
ir
terpid
cap
ain
chaoses
seven
of
ih
tughet
s"ldiers
in
his
command,
and
action
follows.
Th'-'e
is
a
romantic
element
irt".df-d
by
Barbara
Payton,
lively
nw
blonde,
in
the
role
of
a
post
officer's
daughter.
"Only
the
Valiant"
has
the
added
interest
of
beautiful
locales
and
background
to
enhance
the
story.
Ward
Bond
also
stars,
with
G:g
Young
heading
the
list
of
supporting
players.
A
cirplrlf
3'iys'
Depart-
a
'
H
ment.
lxw
prl"c-d
l3r
Boys
'
'
...
Jwi'h
the
usual
Men's
Store
'
suarant
.'".
.
RUPERT
MEN'S
2
AND
EOYS'
STORE
'(
S
"
1
.
work
T
don't
think
that
a
military
carrer
lor
women
Is
much
dif-
'
lerent
from
a
ousiness
career
in
civilian
life"
she
said.
"It
malces
-eal
demands
upon
the
individual;
it
provides
security,
and
it
offerr,
opportunities
for
advance-
'
"
'
ment
She
becomes
head
of
the
WAF
,
a--,
it
-:ntors
a
period
of
vast
ex-
pansion.
From
a
corps
of
some
6.000
enlisted
women
and
officers
it
will
matcn
the
Air
Force's
own
;
expansion,
multiplying
its
peace-
'
t;me
strength
several
times.
'
CORN
IN
MICHIGAN
rifles
raised
through
the
slots
i
above
them,
fixed
on
raiders
beyond
the
stockades.
I
Toronto
Aroused
by
Neglect
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
StaS
Writer
WThedlu
S
are
tidyven'c-ejhe
f!oor
has
collapsed
in;
,v.
,,,
aj
Jr,
tn-.one
corner
of
the
building.
3sff
TORON'IO
(CP)
A
couple
of
".,
ide.
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mc
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-,,v
J
Only
a
couple
of
structures
P.re
:
i
oren
to
the
DUblic.
One
is
the
KUliei
lit
lie
cannon
lean
crazily
against
crumbling
parapets.
Broken
RAIOEI)
IN
1813
Standing
there,
in
the
warm
'officers'
quarters
and
another!
ls
the
long,
low
brick
house
!
where
married
soldiers
and
their
j
W1IIUUWS
UUl
H1C
UIUCUOUOC.
,
.h,
....
J,.f,
Dividend"
Francois
Railway
tracks
and
smoking
"
V
""T:
"
TaV-
,
cult
to
imagine
that
h
day
in
1813
A
native
of
Grand
RaDids.
Lak(
PHOTO'."'
WRATH
ALL'S
'
FINISHING
DtVELOPINGr-
pklimiit.
ENLARGING
KXPOSURE
METERS
'
AMATEUR
su?uij;s
.
Mich.,
Col.
Shelly
determined
chimneys
are
on
tne
norm,
from
childhood
to
get
into
edu-
Junk-yard
and
gravel-pit
lie
when
watchers
first
spied
the
white
sails
of
American
naval
vpscpb
hearinff
down
on
th
ALSO
;
the
south.
cation
work.
That
is
Fort
York,
original
site
small
aicpShore
settlement.
I
After
public
school,
she
at-
A
Tingley
Showed
SeV-
tonjH
rivb
nnrmll
echonl
TKAVKI.OC.I
E
CARTOON
-
NEWS
F.vr
nines
7-9:05
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
4:20
'
of
Ontario's
present
capital
Re
.
J
oral
instni"tive
and
interesting
,hen
maiored
in
Enelish
litera-
The
158-year-old
fortification
fell
to
invading
United
States
forces
in
the
War
of
1812.
Then
it
was
rebuilt
to
become
the
-
r
York
was
raided
then
and
again
two
months
later.
But
then
work
was
begun
on
a
stout,
well-equipped
Fort
York.
In
1814
when
a
U.S.
fleet
of
10
ships
again
attacked,
it
was
driven
Phone
(irrrn
136
ure
at
the
University
of
Oregon.
i.he
goj
her
Major's
decree
in
Kducatrn
at
Teacher's
College,
main
defence
of
Upper
Canada
coiumoia
universny,
ana
stanea
,n
,9,4
it
,s
TestoreA
in
time
-r;
families
once
lived.
1
A
sign
describes
this
as
the
'
"Soldiers'
barracks,
built
between
1814
and
1816
.
.
."
it!
adds:
"The
north
portion
of
this
building
fell
into
decay
and
whs1
removed."
j
In
one
room
the
UEL
Associa-'
tion
has
arranged
large
case
containing
life-sized
figures
garbed
in
the
dress
of
the
period.
Visitors
shouio
avoid
st
eppin
close
to
Inspect
the
case
wi'h
"Laura
Secord
delivering
a
message
to
Lieut.
Fitzgibbon
In
1813."
The
floor
bounces
alarmingly.
However,
Mr.
Clarry
said
there
Is
no
great
cause
for
worry
Even
if
the
floor
should
collapse
a
person
"won't
go
down
very
far"
because
"the
floor
is
almost
on
solid
ground."
ZZL
he.r.
IHmt
fUr
Toronto's
"ntenary
celcbra-
lne
old
powcier.house
stands
whxh
she
has
never
had
time
to
(
tlons.
But
t
ha.sn.t
bCen
touched
soadly
near
the
centre
of
the
crmn.ac
slnce
fortification,
its
brick
walls
six
Laler
she
went
on
to
the
Un
-
.
Tne
fort
now
u
the
.subject
of
Pet
thlck
Here
guldwu
there
nvti'-n
pictures
in
the
Community
Hall
la-t
Thursday
evening
in
connection
with
the
work
of
the
British
and
Foreign
Bible
Society
of
which
he
is
District
.'Secretary.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Slat
r
and
small
"i
H
'!ir!htT
are
staying
at
the
Landing.
Mr.
Slater
is
with
the
Aluminum
project.
M'S.
Crawford
of
Moscow,
Idahr
.
mother
f
Earl
Deeder,
Ls
staying
at
the
Doerier
ranch
for
the
summer.
cnny
01
vuicatsu,
as
an
aut-
controversy,
some
nistory-con-,
ant.
to
the
dean
of
students.
scious
Torontonians
charge
the
I
Two
years
later
her
progressive
city
with
neglect,
't
'Juration
interests
lv?d
her
.to
The
Imperial
Order,
DauRh-
Vermont
Bennington
College
ters
of
the
Empire,
has
protested
summer
school.
Before
long
she
to
Mayor
Hiram
McCallum,
ask-
,
went
ti
Bennington
as
President
in?
that
speedy
restoration
be
iRobeit
LJgh's
assistant,
from
undertaken.
Toronto
newspapers
GARAGE
HELPER
WANTED
k
Washing
Cars
fa
Repairing
Tires
if
General
Clcan-up
Nor
Afraid
to
Work
Rupert
Motors
Limited
CIIKYSIjat,
PLYMOUTH,
FAKOO
DISTRIBUTORS
.were
guides
could
show
visitors
if
there
were
visitors
the
window
from
which
members
of
the
King's
regiment
rolled
the
cannon-balls
they
needed.
But
tourists
seldom
find
their
way
to
this
out-of-the-way
lake-front
site.
And
this
despite
the
tact
that
Fort
York
lies
only
four
city
blocks
east
of
the
entrance
to
the
Canadian
national
t-xnioitum
grounds.
'
A.
G.
Clarry,
past-president
of
.
which
job
she
now
is
on
leave
of
have
climbed
on
the
band-
tv,-.
ui
1
-1
o
Tho
Rid
Club
met
Sun-
nn
on
xhe
o:obe
and
MuU
,ay,
day
at
the
mormng
Snyder
Thi
f
t
p
ience
tne
wnole
establishment
b
ia
Ranch
and
six
members
rode
to
,,,
,.,.t,
,',,
nf
nM
GREAT
CROPS
Brazilian
farms
In
19."0
produced
66,000,000
tons
of
crops
of
all
kinds,
a
eain
of
3.000.000
enteivd
the
WAVES
an
a
Lieu-
The
paper
warns
that
the
tenant
in
1942
and
retired
into
ground
was
given
to
the
city
on
Hill
i
on
the
range.
All
report
having
had
a
most
enjoyable
ride
and
are
looking
forward
to
the
next
one.
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C
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1
K65A
the
Lilt"
United
U
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t
11
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Empire
1
1
I
JII
f
Loyalist
lAIVUllAb
-
As
ija
.1.
r
.
"
the
reserve
five
years
later
as
a
ule
unoersianoing
inai
tne
ion,
over
1949
,..
i-
o.....
Return
.
.1..
he
be
kept
kpnt
nn
up.
Failing
Faillnr
thLs
this,
ail
all
or
or
sociaiion,
wouia
liKe
one
aay
10
to
the
1UU
l-UIHJMcI.Ut:i
.
servif
a
head
waf
will
Pive
part
of
the
property
which
1
said
includes
"five-sixths"
of
the
her
a
one-step
promotion.
see
uiu
visiiors
niciuue
a
lour
j
of
the
fort
as
part
of
their
trip
to
the
"Ex."
I
Thousands
of
sightseers
an-,
nually
pay
to
inspect
grounds
and
buildings
at
Fort
George
at
j
Niagara-on-lhe-Lake.
j
Tourists
pay
admission
and
,
many
buy
souvenirs
at
Fort
j
nearby
Canadian
Nat.ocal
Exhibition
grounds
could
be
repressed
by
the
crown.
The
Telegram
says
renovatim
of
the
fort
is
on
a
priority
list
under
care
of
Toronto
s
00.
rd
of
control.
The
paper
recalls
that
wan
a
a.
Punky
Doodle
BABY
DRESS
by
HONEY
CHILD
6.
12,
13
months
Members
of
(he
Athletic
Club
met
at
the
Snyder
Ranch
on
Thursday
evening
in
honor
of
Chuck
Millar
who
is
leaving
shortly
for
the
States.
He
and
Mm
Millar
will
be
greatly
missed
both
here
and
in
Burns
Lake
where
they
have
entered
inta
the
sports
whenever
possible.
Before
lunch
was
served
the
Athletic
Club
presented
Chuck
with
a
table
lighter.
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
WORK
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
I
S
f
am
The
Stork
Shoppy
j
nine
tun
1
(
215
1st
Avenue
WW
Tha
ti
K
nin
a
ma
w
-Uri
tic
liw
Cmmtmi
la4
t
by
iW
GmiwiK
l
g-
Cit
"
P.O.
Il'n
W
Henry,
Kingston's
historical
site.
Mr.
Clarry
believes
the
same
could
be
done
at
Fort
York.
STl'RDY
BLOCKHOUSE
The
blockhouse
is
sturdy
in
appearance
despite
its
broken
windows.
But
barred
doors
prevent
the
history-minded
from
entering.
Inside
can
be
seen
the
stone
"fire-step"
where
soldiers
stood,
tnree
years
ago
Uie
parks
com-KITWANGA
The
Women's
mittee
recommended
lmprove-Auxiliary
of
St.
Saviour's-in-the-
ments
which
would
cost
$148,000.
Valley
Anglican
Church
here
Barring
location
raoway
held
a
garden
party
and
sale
of
tracks,
chimneys,
all
the
busl-home
cooking
and
sewing
at
the
ness
of
Toronto's
west-end
in-home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
dustrial
section
surround
iw-Hobcnschlld
on
Saturday
after-
the
outside
appearance
of
the
noon.
Weather
was
favorable
fort
is
not
unpleasant,
and
many
p."ople
called
to
have
The
lawn
is
green
and
neatly
a
good
time.
1
trimmed
even
if
U,
Is
dotted
riiiine
9l!t
A
-
m
0m.
a
Houston
Beats
Francois
Lake
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&
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PACIFIC
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FRANCOIS
LAKE
Francois
Lake
ball
team
played
Houston
in
a
double-header
on
Sunday
at
Houston.
The
first
game
re-suited
in
5
to
10
in
favor
of
Houston,
and
thvry
also
won
the
second
game
16
to
15.
At
the
end
of
the
seventh
inning
the
score
was
a
tie,
so
they
had
to
play:
overtime,
when
Houston
broke
the
Vs.
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