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Friday,
June
21,
1946
An
Independent
dally
newspapei
devoted
to
the
un-biUdlng
or
Prince
Rupert
and
all
i
.
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
Bi
'sh
Columbta.
Published
everv
flftpmnnn
Mint
Rim.
4ay
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
British
Columbia.
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n.
A.
HUNTKR.
Managing
Editor.
JI.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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City
Carrier,
per
week
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Month
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i'er
Year
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(Authorized
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Second
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Post
OMlce
Department,
Ottawa).
ORIENT
AND
PR.
RUPERT
THE
MARKET
across
the
Pacific
is
seen
by
Hon.
James
A.
MacKinnon,
federal
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
as
one
of
two
great
lievv
opportunities
for
the
expansion
of
Canadian
export
business.
Such
a
realization
by
Mr.
MacKinnon
is
of
particular
interest
and
significance
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
hard
tb
visualize
any
development
of
Canada's
trade
and
commerce
with
tjie
great
outlets
across
the
Pacific
Without
taking
into
account
Prince
Rupert's
strategic
position.
fore
Prince
Rupert
may
be
expected
to
loom
large
in
any
attentions
that
Mr.
MacKinnon's
department
may
pay
in
that
direction.
'
y
!
The
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
as
is
well
known,
has
been
very
active
in
the
development
of
Canada's
trade
with
Latin
America
and
there
has
been
a
good
measure
of
success
resulting
from
that
activity.
It
is
gratifying
to
hear
that
Mr.
MacKinnon
is
now
realizing
the
possibilities
across
the
Pacific.
An
Edmonton
man
himself,
he
is
doubtless
cognizant
and
appreciative
of
the
possibilities
of
Prince
Rupert
in
that
connection.
;
The
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
its
last
meeting,
expressed
desire
that
a
federal
cabinet
minister
should
'
soon
favor"
this
place
with
a
visit.
There
could
be
no
more
timely
such
Visitor
than
Mr.
MacKinnon.
THEN
A
FLYING
CLUB
UqH..TDWN3
as
Terrace,
Smith-
;
f
ers,
Vanderhoof
and
Prince
George
'
have
their
local
flying
clubs
where
'
competent
instructors,
many
of
whom
are
available
these
days
in
the
personnel
of
new
veterans
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
in
the
recent
war,
give
instruction
in
various
phases
of
flying
to
local
enthusi
YOUNG
CANUCKS
Princess
ton
May
Elizabeth
19
and
.VISIT
BRITAIN
The
Canadians
by
Lord
millions
of
people
Meet
Princess
Elizabeth,
See
the
Victory
Parade
Victory
Parade
During
Tour
June
8.
.LONDON
0
Eight
young
Canadian
aluminum
people,
representing
the
youth
different
oi
Canada,
now
are
In
Britain
war.
countries
on
the
first
of
a
series
of
trans-Atlantic
visits
between
the
youth
o
both
countries.
"Sponsored
by
the
EmjJlrB
Youth
Movement
and
the
Na-t&nal
Council
of
Education
of
Canada
the
visits
are
planned
ta
instil
in
young
people
a
sense
ot
their
moral
responsibilities
In
the
future.
."Canadian
youth
representatives
now
in
England
are
Kathleen
:k
Deacon,
Branksome
Hall,
Toronto;
Marlon
Charters,
University
of
Toronto;
Elizabeth
Holmes,
National
Council
of
Edu
cation
of
Canada
nominee;
John'
AJlgn,
representing
Canadian,
cnurcn
organizations;
David
STubley
of
the
Boys'
Parliament,
and
other
local
Orlllla,
Ont.,
or-ganizations;
Jack
Spnldlng,
Central
Collegiate
institute,
London,
Ont.;
Joyce
Chown,
representing
Winnipeg's
public
schools
and
Philip
Ashton
for
the
Air
Cadets,
Boy
Scouts
and
Junior
Red
Cross
members.
.
The
group
reached
Southamp
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
'
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
TirE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
MICHAEL
LARS
EN,
DECEASED
"TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
Local
Jhdge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
I
was
on
the
I2th
day
of
June,
1948.
appointed
Administrator
with
the
will
annexed
of
the
estate
of
Michael
Larsen,
wlio
died
on
or
about
the
7th
day
of
January,
1946.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
mo
forthwith
and
all
persons
haying
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
July,
1Q46,
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
13th
day
of
June,
A
D.
1046.
ALBERT
EDWARD
RODDI3,
Telegraph
Creek,
B.C
Official
Administrator,
181
since
have
met
and
been
entertained
Beaverbrook.
were
among
the
who
watched
in
London
sold
in
57
before
the
..
.
"You
v..
.
mat
find
1
asts.
Such
clubs
were
becoming
popular
in
many
of
the
larger
cities
even
before
the
war.
Now
they
are
being
organized
all
over
the
country
in
almost
every
community,
large
or
small,
where
ther
is
a
flying
field.
No
doubt
there
will
be
a
flying
club
in
Prince
Rupert
once
the
municipal
air
base,
the
opportunity
for
which
is
now
available,
requiring
only
the
city
to
avail
itself
of
highly
reasonaoie
terms,
becomes
established
here.
Aviation
is
still
one
of
the
newer
vocations
or
hobbies,
whichever
one
may
choose
to
make
it.
To
be
able
to
encourage
aviation
among
local
young
men
and
women
will
be
another
of
the
advantages
of
having
a
public
air
base
here.
DON'T
QUIT
THERE
ARE
TIMES
when
doubt
I
and
discouragement
confront
even
the
most
valiant
when
we
seem
up
against
a
stone
wall
in
which
there
is
no
gate.
We
see
no
way
out
of
our
immediate
problems
and
these
swamp
us
mentally
and
spiritually.
Then
is
the
time
to
stop
and
take
stock
of
the
situation.
To
look
at
things
in
their
proper
perspective,
to
see
what
in
our
own
thoughts
is
the
stumbling
block.
It
was
Shakespeare
who
said
"Our
doubts
are
traitors,
and
make
us
lose
the
good
we
oft
might
win
by
fearing
to
attempt."
Long
before
him,
Seneca
had
said,
"A
great
pilot
can
sail
even
when
his
sail
is
rent."
To
both
men
the
cure
for
defeat
for
doubt
and
discouragement
was
action
Be
not
afraid
of
the
outcome.
Your
fear
is
of
your
own
ability,
not
of
outside
circumstances.
Have
faith
in
yourself
and
go
ahead.
Don't
be
afraid
of
doing
too
much.
It
is
better
to
wear
out
than
to
rust
out.
There
is
something
you
can
do
Decide
what
it
is
nd
do
it!
"Success
is
failure
turned
inside
out
The
silver
tint
of
the
cloud
of
doubt,
And
you
never
can
tell
how
close
you
are,
It
may
be
near
when
it
seems
afar;
;
So
stick
to
the
fight
when
you're
hardest
hit
.
,
"
It's
when,
things
seem
worst
that
you
must
not
quit."
Ruth
Taylor.
"MILEAGE
MILLIONAIRES"
LONDON
P
British
Overseas
Airways
Corporation
has
a
name
for
52
of
its
pilots
"mileage
millionaires."
Each
has
flown
more-than
1,000,000
miles.
Only
60
years
ago
aluminum
was
in
the
class
of
luxury
metals
and
sold
for
$8
a
pound.
Today
It
sells
for
13
tic
a
pound.
THIS
AND
THAT
,
.
ihinn.
u..
a
...i,6a
(jicny
Lougn
nere,
m
am.
we
insist
on
the
ladles
riding
srde-saddle."
Y0U
Knoyj
in
in
renrtu
irttit
aflaRaaaaaataaHBaaHt
ESI
tflSK
fOR
CCLLiniCftflfT
BY
DAme
AT
YOUR
JSUJOURS
His
Career
Is
Thriller
Thrilling
Career
of
Sir
Bernard
Freyberg:,
New
Zealand's
(lovernor-Oeneral,
Dates
Hack
to
First
Great
War
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
O)
Lt.-Oen.
Sir
Bernard
Freyberg,
V.C.,
about
to
become
Governor-General
of
plied
the
astounded
aide.
From
the
back
seat
of
the
Jeep
the
senior
officer
growled,
"Of
course
you
heard
a
nightingale.
Get
moving."
Freyberg,
who
stands
six
feet
i
in
his
socks
and
is
broad
In
pro-
portion,
was
invariably
known
as
Tiny
by
his
men.
He
was
the
very
reverse
of
a
rear
area
general.
The
troops
declared
that
whenever
they
saw
Tiny
they
began
to
get
frightened
because
New
Zealand,
has
had
a
career
that
reads
like
a
thriller
and
dates
back
to
the
First
Great
War.
The
men
who
fought
under
him
in
the
last
six
years
they
knew
they
have
another
set
of
stories
again
close
to
tne
enemy.
They
told
many
stories
of
his
stories
of
times
when
things
were
particularly
"sticky",
when
concern
for
the
t.e
men
laughed
at
their
gen
men.
He
showed
eral's
indifference
to
danger
and
obtaining
the
best
In
the
process
restored
their
own
important
city
falling
spirits.
rest
centre.
They
told
of
how,
going
down
was
best
shown
a
genius
for
hotel
in
each
as
a
New
Zealand
Hta
technique
in
Venice.
The
the
"Mad
Mile"
from
the
Cas-
capture
of
this
sino
front,
a
stretch
never
taken
to
an
English
at
less
than
flat
out,
he
suddenly
arrived
to
find
ordered
his
truck
to
be
stopped
garrison
already
in
spite
of
heavy
shellflre.
famous
Danlelll
Then
he
calmly
walked
over
Into
It
stayed
until
division,
but
they
a
New
Zealand
Installed
in
the
hotel
and
there
the
hotel
was
officially
assigned
to
the
New
Za-landers
days
later.
Conventions
an
adjoining
field
to
pick
a
bunch
of
flowers.
They
told
of
how,
travelline
with
his
aide
and
a
senior
officer
Scorned
through
a
particularly
dangerous
New
Zealanders
sector,
he
suddenly
call
democratic
race
and
take
little
notice
of
conventions
observed
In
other
armies.
A
senior
Eng.
j
lish
general
complained
to
Frey-
ed
out
"Listen
I"
"Did
you
hear
a
nightingale?"
demanded
Freyberg.
"No,
sir,
I
can't
I
say
did,"
re
ucib
.uiai
me
.,Hi,,V
s
GfiicMr,
CbolmondeieY,
but.
(A
SIMPLI
TAll
TO
SHOW
HOW
1ANK
CRIDIT
WORKS
Mr.
C.
has
dreamed
up
this
creation
for
the
fall
trade.
He's
counting
on
its
being
a
sensational
success.
And
it
will
be
.
.
.
but
later.
In
the
meantime
he's
short
of
cash.
He's
used
up
most
of
his
working
capital
to
buy
materials.
He
needs
money
to
keep
his
factory
going,
to
pay
his-workmen,
to
meet
other
bills.
So
he
borrows
from
the
Royal
Bank
and
doesn't
loje
a
day.
And
when
his
customers
pay
him,
Cholmondeley
pays
off'trie
bank.
It's
as
simple
as
that
a
typical
everyday
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sidewalks,
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Demolish
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PItlNCE
RUPERT
never
saluted
him.
"Try
waving,"
replied
Freyberg.
"I
always
do
that,
and
they
always
wave
back."
Freyberg's
decorations
include
the
OCMO,
KCB,
KBE,
VC,
DSO
and
three
bars,
and
numerous
foreign
awards.
Thev
take
mi
six
rows
of
ribbons
on
his
tunic.
Hie
troops
claim
that
a
man
in
divisional
workshops
spent
most
of
his
time
devising
an
elaborate
frame
for
mounting
the
ribbons.
Hf
looked
at
the
newspaper
each
day
with
dread
in
case
Freyberg
had
won
another
award
and
he
had
to
reorganize
his
frame
all
must
be
far
too
over
again.
Trained
as
a
dentist
in
New
Zealand,
he
soon
tired
of
so
un
welfare
of
his
exciting
an
occupation,
and
when
the
First
Great
War
broke
out
he
was
fighting
for
Pancho
Villa
In
Mexico.
A
great
distance
swimmer
who
came
within
half
a
mile
of
crossing
the
English
city
was
assigned
Channel,
he
won
his
first
DSO
at
Oalllpoll.
With
his
skin
painted
khaki
he
swam
the
Qulf
of
Xeros
at
night
towing
a
line
of
liares.
Tne
manoeuvre
immobi
lized
a
whole
Turkish
army,
whose
officers
thought
an
attack
was
developing.
Such
slnele-
handed
exploits
have
remained
dear
to
him
until
the
Dresent
day.
Field
Marshal
Montgomery
are
a
very
had
trouble
dissuading
him
from
swimming
the
Sangro
in
Italy
to
make
a
personal
reconnaissance
of
enemy
'territory.
Once
ew
eaianaers
In
the
Western
Desert
he
cap-
transaction
between
this
bank
and
one
of
its
business;
customers.
WOULD
A
BANK
LOAN
HILP
YOUR
BUSINESST
'
VTt
re"
ilwiyi
looking
for
oppor-luniiicj
10
lend
money
for
productive
purpoiei
to
enterpriiet;lirre
tod
imill.
If
bank
credit
would
further
the
pro-duble
operation
of
yoir
buiinen,
have
a
talk
with
your
Roval
Bank
Manager.
He'd
tike
to
discua
it.
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OF
CANADA
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Manager
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and
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Better
English
I
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
Is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"I
have
heard
that
it
Is
a
sickly
climate."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"debacle"?
'
3.
Which
one
.
of
these
words
Is
misspelled?
Halast,
Balustrade
'
balgriggan.
4.
What
does
the
word
"lineage"
mean?
5.
What
Is
a
word
beginning
tured
three
Italian
tanks
single-handed.
He
has
been
wounded
13
times.
VPt
rpmntn
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PURIFIED
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develupcd
wh
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tract
indifferent
to
shellflre.
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VT
of
CANADIAN
LEGION
PARADE
All
members
nf
tVm
r
veterans
of
all
Empire
Wars
are
especial
m
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to
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for
the
Annual
Decoration
Day
Parade
and
Ccremon
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me
i-iiuuijm
anu
veteran:
Plot
at
Fail-view
Cemetery.
vans
ann
jweaais
to
be
worn.
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Interior
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