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is
a
member
oi
thtt
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
Is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations
-
THB
DAILY
NZWB
Wednesday
July
24,
1941
S
WAR
CLOUDS
ROLLED
OVER
DUNKIRK
This
picture
shows
refugees
fleeing
through
Dunkirk
as
the
German
advance
neared
the
outskirts
of
the
channel
city.
A
blanket
of
smoke
from
burning
buildings
casts
its
pall
over
the
city
as
the
refugees
hasten
to
the
waterfront
where
they
were
evacuated
by
British
and
French
rescue
vessels
APPEAL
TO
HIS
DEATH
ROTARIANS
IN
CRISIS
Urged
By
District
Governor
Play
Part
In
Promoting
Civilization
To
IS
TRAGIC
Remains
Of
William
Chapman
Of
Telkwa
Found
By
Searchers
SMITIIERS.
July
24:
The!
DeoDle
of
trip
Billklev
Vallpv
A
forceful
Pxhnrt.aHnn
tn
mnm-'
saddenpri
in
hpnr
of
tho
eitHon
bera
Of
Ihp
Prinrp,
Riinpri
Pntnrv
?
death
last
utppIt
nf
Willlsm
t
Club
to
undertake
thpir
responsi-l
Chapman
of
Telkwa
who
operated
hflfilAQ
in
illA
full
n
4
Vila
tMn
'
Q
frn
fn
-v
tU.
TaII.
m
Crisis
In
WOrld
Affairs
wnc
crivon
abOtlt
thrPP
ml1
fmm
tViif
(nnrn
.
------
--'---'
v
b
l
vtl
'
"
-ww
v
w
IU
w
fcU
Wit
t
yesterday
afternoon
by
Vincent
j
and
who
had
been
resident
there
i
Walla
Walla.
Dr.
Roger
W.
Babson
had
been
absent
from
his"
home
I
had
said
the
Pacific
Northwest
fr
several
days
and
a
search
was
j
was
destined
to
nrnHuro
th
rr.-t.
imarlp
nrramH
tVio
r.l-100
tnr
v.t
.
,est
civllUation
the
world
had
yet
I
On
Saturday
his
body
was
found
AM
T
4t.tjB
.
1
.
1
I
L.
.
.
1.
enn
.
j
accii.
11
una
prupnecy
was
10
oe
I
aouut
uu
yaras
irom
nis
house
'
fulfilled
It
was
up
to
the
mem-
with
a.
small
calibre
rifle
by
his
uers
01
me
itoiary
uiuds,
men
siae.
He
nad
been
shot
through
with
business
and
profession
ex-1
the
heart
Apparently
he
had
Derlence
as
wpll
a
IHpalc
tn
rfn
taken
his
nnm
tifo
ti
vj
u
!
I
-
-
'
.Mw
v
jkv
1
w....
.iv
iiau
uccit
i
their
part
said
the
governor.
To-!
rather
despondent
for
some
time'
it
...
'
......
i
uay
an
were
iacea
wun
a
Very
over
nis
nealth.
alfficult
problem.
But
difficulties
A
enrener's
inrv
v
n,n9n.n
had
been
faced
before
and
all.
in
Rmikhprs
hn
v..o.inn.
-
1
'
ubaiiug
WttO
should
be
prepared
to
meet
and
postponed
until
dne
of
the
princi-
onuauuiia
tm
wiuicsst's,
uame
waraen
c
D
J
usually
developpd,
leaders.
It'
was
Muirhead,
pould
be.
in
attendance!!
the
situation
In'
flprmanv
fViof
Mr
11..1.U..
j.
.
V
.
I
J
'Ysm
f
"'uuiicau
..wius
me
person
wno
Sit
x
t
er
e;,
oPPWtUnity.
He
found
the
body
and
he
had
then
iqldppt
create
Ihi
tu'ation
but
continued
'Into
the-
hills
on
his
took
advantage
of
It.
1i
,
,
!
duties
as
game
warden.
The
speaker
said
hp
had
bsen
The
funeral
was
held
yesterday
associated
with
the
training
of
from
Smithers.
boys
all
his
life
and
he
rpnii7Prf
Mr
nh9nmnn
..
L
.
that
boys
had
dreams
which
they
of
years
a5e
and
leaves
besides
his
hoped
might
become
realities.
This
wifP
rhn
i
.
'
"
v
XJi
t3CllL
JU
dill
II-
was
a
new
country,
a
young
coun-
wack,
two
sons,
Gordon
and
Wal-try
and
the
people
had
aspirations
ter,
at
home
and
Mrs.
M
Palumbo
and
dreams.
They
dreamed
nf
a
nf
nnm.i.v.
1
-
-
irfaiwc.
.
great
future
for
the
country.
He
reminded
the
club
that
all
great
people
who
made
their
mark
In
-
'
"
Mr5-
K"
M"
wmslow-
wh3
the
world
were
dreamers.
w
.
and
chUdren's
children
th..,
.h
,
I
"
ueorBe
inis
mornlnK
via
oiii;uuvcr.
1
still
be
a
wonderful
and
beautiful
!
country,
where
the
young
people
would
have
onnort.tinitip
h
cni
that
this
mnt,
iho
fit
ji..i.i
..u
UVUU
"
""J
vs.
UiOllltV
Ui
with
the
conditions
of
the
past
Rotary
to
be
formed.
He
wanted
f
anr
iiaaio
it-
ii
.
..
&
....
.vw
jcmj
in
U1C
soum
ana
the
uuw
10
see
u.ine
nrst
m
achievs-lack
of
opportunitv
for
thp
hni
ment.
If
it
was
necessary
to
retire
the
Dr-
Neal
M.
Carter
was
in
lie
older
men
.at
42
years
of
age
It
cnalr,
it
bciri
his
first
meeting
would
,be
better
than
allowlm?
tho
since
belne
plrctpri
young
"people
to
grow
up
without
Tne
Governor
arrived
from
opportunity.
.Ketchikan
on
Dr.
Ellis's
power
-
y
,
w
ucaid
Willi
lilC
w
awi'U.iij.aiiyiiig
nirTl
founding
of
Rotary
and
what
it
belnS
Steve
Farris,
J.
W.
Menden-i
meant.
He
urged
more
laughter
nall
Adjutant
N.
Belkovitch
and
and
smiles
and
song,
especially
at
Lenrd
Allen
of
Ketchikan.
After'
this
time
Tho
Rntoru
r-i..v.
.dinner
Inst
nirVif
tv.n..
cross-section
pf
the
community
on
same
yacht.
Lady
members
an4
Via
I
!
...
rf
4Via
.
.
.
I
ic
was
giving
a
year
oi
nis
uuvcinora
pany
were
en
time
to
the
work
nf
trvintr
tn
v-
tertalned
bv
Mrs.
TJpai
farfov
i.cu
mc
niiiuence
oi
ine
organization.
Hewas
sold
on
Rotary
and
he
wanted
all
the
members
of
the
various
clubs
to
be
eauallv
pn-
thused.
This
was
the
timp
whPn
Rotary
was
needed,
more
than
in.
tne
peaceful
prosperous
days.
Every
Rotarlan
was
an
idealist'
or
he
would
not
be
a
member
of
the
club.
They
were
dreamers,
men
with
Ideals.
One
of
their
Ideals'
was
that;
young
boys
should
be
given
a
chance
to
develoD
nor
mally.
Spending
a
lot
0f
money
on
tnem
did
not
help.
Boys
liked
to
do
thlncs
and
all
thev
needed
was
the
opportunity.
"Rotarlans
could
ouen
provide
this,
opportunity.
Twenty
years
a
eo
In
the
nenlten-
tlary
at
Walla
Walla
the
average
age
or
the
prisoners
was
about
45.
Eight
years
ago
It
had
dropped
to
r2
and
todav
it
was
nbnnt
11
That
was
an
Indication
of
thelt
conditions
f!f.
Bfrteske
referred
to
t?se
fact1
CHIROPRACTOR!
Stanley
W.
Collon,
D.C.Ph.C.
Wallace.
Block,
Phone
G10
THE
OLD
GARDENER
FERTILIZER
An
Entirely
New
and
Different
Plant
Food
Contains
Vitamin
Bl
The
new
remarkable
Plant
Stimulant
In
the
proper
proportions,
a
mild
insecticide
and
further
essential
elements
for
a
steady
growth
and
a
healthy
plant
life.
Try
a
Packet
Today
10c,
25c
Wholesale
Distributors
W.
II.
Malkin
Co.
(P.R.)
Ltd.
r
To
Rehabilitate
Merchant
Marine
High
Class
Ships
Such
as
Norman
die
to
be
Abandoned
Danes
and
Combination
Passenger
and
Freight
Vessels
VICHY,
France,
July
24
The
French
government
is
planning
a
new
and
modernized
merchant
marine.
Those
requiring
to
make
fast
trips
will
travel
by
plane
Those
who
do
not
reauire
sneed
will
travel
on
combination
passenger
and
freight
vessels.
Such
tvne
of
ships
as
the
Normandie.
now
in
New
York,
will
be
abandoned.
Chatterbug"
Is
Fined
$50
Old
Country
Man
Talked
Too
Freely
To
Canadian
Sailor
FALMOUTH,
Eng.,
July
24.
-Following
a
conversation
with
a
Canadian
sailor,
a
local
man,
who
expressed
his
views
too
freely,
was
fined
$50
on
a
"chatter
bug"
charge.
Most
people,
reao
tut-
classified
nds.
Do
you?:'
,
I
IB
THL
SEAL
'
QUALITY
Unci
leg;
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
60
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
rhone
281
P.O.
Box
lit
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
j
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.'
James
Flndlay.
returned
to
port
at
I
1:30
yesterday
afternoon
from,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points,
sailing
an
hour
later
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
With
an
even
two
hundred
passengers
on
board.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
wa
In
port
from
8
to
12:30
noon
today
southbound
after
a
special
cruise
voyage
to
Alaska.
All
j
were
round-trippers
and
there
were
.
I
none
disembarking
or
going
aboard
here.
In
addition
to
the
regular
'Alaska
tourists
calls,
the
Princess
Charlotte
on
this
voyage
had
visited
Sitka
and
Behm
Canal.
Having
on
board
a
large
list
of
passengers,
consisting
largely
of
i
round
trip
tourists,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
ueorge,
capt.
h.
b.
Neaaen,
arrived
in
port
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
way
and
other
Alaska
points.
I
For
the
East
CN.R.
TRAINS
ilH
;
1
J
h
m
t
LAST
TIMES
T0.lnr
.Bros,
of
Morlcetown
hr
t
Hon
sale
at
their
farm
n
Itown
on
Saturday
ami
ci;
most
of
thelt:
farm
in
,
machinery,
stock
and
and
household
effect
i
ney
was
the
auctionivr
Mondays..
Wednesdays
and
Frl-
the
attendance
was
not
Saturdays
3:30
p.m.
'
porarlly.
$1
CHOICE
OF
50
HATS
Rather
than
wait
till
the
end
of
the
summer,
we're
;
i
:
these
hats
for
sale
at
a
time
when
summer
is
not
half
Of
course
most
of
these
hats
youH
wear
well
Into
the
fuj
WHILE
THEY
LAST
VALUES
TO
$1
Mall
Orders
Promptly
1'illed
Open
Saturday
Nicht
i
&nows,
7:uo
ana
o
Irene
Dunne
Cary
Giant
"MY
FAVORITE
WIFE"
Their
First
Comedy
Hit
Since
"The
Awful
Truth'
(At
7:31
and
9:31)
Also
March
of
Time
and
Donald
Duck
COMINO
THURS.
FRI.
Gary
Cooper
In
"The
Ileal
Glory
'
With
David
Mven
&
Andrea
U-j,
FARM
AUCTION
SALE
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sails'
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Skag-
SMITIIERS,
July
24
U
E
l
aays
6
P-1"-
fairly
good
prices
wr.'
Frldays
11
a.m.
Mr,
ar,d
Mrs.
OeorRe
Cun
a
From
the
East
pect
to
leave
for
the
u
"
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
make
their
home
while
A
t
Thursdays
11
pjn.
bell
will
remain
on
the
tain
Rupert
Peoples
Store
CLEARANCE
SALE
MILLINERY
Wonles
vHat
Clearance
2
Price
Groups
and
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
I
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVE.
-
Next
to
Heilbroners
-
Phone
IJLUE
907
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FIJI
DAT,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
jq.jq
m
Due
Vancouver.
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Ticket,
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reseryatlons
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Ajent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
86
i
CEMENT,
SASH
and
DOORS
'
Complete
Line
of
Building
supplies
LUMBER
,i,feert
an
McGaffery
Ltd.
rhone
116