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Prince
Rupert
.
Thursday,.
May
3,
1945
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by
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Rupert
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Rupert,
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HUNTER.
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Editor.
.
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LETTERBOX
'TEEN
AGE
CLUB
Editor,
bally
fcews:
Most
of
the
adults
of
this
community
are
fairly
normal,
healthy,
like
-
to.
-
get-out-and-have
fun
peopls.There
have
been
several
worthy
attempts
made
at
setting
up
a
club
or
organization
for
the
recreation
of
the
younger
set.
However,
time
after
time,
these
attempts
have
met
with
disaster
in
the
form
of
a
waste-paper
basket.
The
time
has
come
MEMBER
ABC.
Only
Proclamation
Needed
.
.
.
Berlin
and
Hamburg
have
fallen.
The
Fuehrer
is
dead.
Much
of
Germany
is
occupied.
The
Nazi
war
machine
has
fallen
apart.
The
war
cannot
last
long
in
Europe
now.
After
more
than
five
years
of
it,
we
all
find
it
rather
hard
to
believe
that
such
world-shaking
events
could
actually
be
happening.
It
has
all
oc-2urred
with
such
lightning-like
rapidity
that
we
are
dazed
almost
unbelieving.
We
find
it
difficult
to
picture
the
shambles
of
the
Reich
capital
with
the
Red
Flag
flying
over
the
chancellory.
With
Berlin
gone
so,
of
course,
is
the
heart
and
spirit
of
the
Reich.
It
is
only
a
matter
of
mopping
up
now
and
little
in
the
way
of
further
resistance
is
to
be
anticipated.
It
would
be
purposeless
and
completely
futile.
So
Victory
in
Europe
is
already
toe"
in
full
flush.
All
that
is
awaited
is
the.
official
proclamation
which
we
would
imagine
should
come
any
hour
now.
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
Limited
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
SPRING
CLEANING
TIME!
VELLO
for
all
your
walls
all
'tints
lh
stock.
Per
5
lbs.
packets
VAL-SPAR
VARNISH
for
your
wood
work
and
floors.
The
varnish
that
will
not
turn
white.
Per
quart
,
Post-war
Rehabilitation
.
.
.
Post-war
rehabilitation,
was
a
live
subject
in
Prince
Rupert
up
until
a
few
months
ago
and
it
seemed
that
we
were
getting
some
useful
organization
under
way.
A
start
was
made
on
the
surveying
of
the
local
field
and
the
assembling
of
ihtormatioji
ilvYe'gard
to
needs,
possibilities
and
opportunities.
Of
late,
however,
there
seems
to
have
been
a
Slaekining
up.
Possibly
,
too
j
many
have
assumed
or
"been
assigned-with
the
responsibility
and
the
result
is
that
everyone
is
waiting
for
some
one
else
to
do
something
and
nothing
is
being
done.
?
Such
a
condition
of
affairs
to
arise
at
this
particular
time
wdiild
Seem
to
be
most
unfortunate.
'The'-war
16
nearly
over,
the
men
are
reluming
'and
they
are
expecting
that
we
Will
be
making
some
preparation
other
than
.just
a
welcome
home.
If
Prince
Rupert
is
not
giving
the
attention
to
past-war
rehabilitation
matters,
it
is
high
time
that
it
commenced
to
do
so.
The
community
has
been
busy
and
prosperous
these
war
years
but
we
cannot
expect
that
it
will
continue
indefinitely
thus.
Apart
from
the
returning
service
men,
we
should
be
seriously
concerned
in
the
post-war
future
of
the
community
itself..
-There
should
be
ho
further
delay
in
the
making
of
(our
serious
plans.
It
is
a
serious
local
"responsibility.
for
abtlon!
Here
is
a
quotation
from
a
letter
received
from
Lillian
Hag-gerty.Pennsburg,
Pa.,
VA.
"bur
town
has
started
a
Teen
Age
Club.
They
started
a
few
months
ago.
It
certainly
Is
a
lot
"of
fun
and
it
keeps
the
kids
off
the
"street.
We
have
a
juke
box,
pirig
pong
table
and
games
of
all
kinds."
The
above
club
was
set
up
in
a
town
of
about
1500
people
and
It
Is,
apparently,
a
great
success.
Therefore
there
seems
no
reason
why
a
city
the
size
bf
Prince
Rupert
could
not
do
likewise.
A
movement
is
now
underway,
Literally...
"An
Investment
In
Good
Appearance"
You'll
agree
'when
you
see
biir
range
'of
Spring
Topcoats.
And
there's
a
real
choice'
in
fine
fabrics
this
season,
including
GABARDINES
COVERTS
MANX
TWEEB-S
FLEECES
HOMESPUNS
POLO
CLOTHS
Priced
from
$27.50
to
$52.50
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MEN'S
SHOP"
MAIL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
FILLED
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775
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Heard
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Latest?
Your
RADIO
is
your
link
with
the'world!
Keep
it
in
perfect
condition
have
it
checked
and
repaired
by
an
expert
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.
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backed
by
the
young
people
themselves,
to
set
up
and
operate
a
"
Teen
Age
Canteen"
which
would
be
open
every
evening.
Among
the
foremost
necessities
Is
a
headquarters
for
operation,
as
well
as
funds
for
operations
of
games
and
the
purchase
of
materials
which
would
make
the
place
a
'desirable
retreat
for
these
people.
Also,
as
adult
supervisidn
Is
desirable,
offers
of
assistance
would
be
gratefully
accepted.
Hoping
for
the
support
of
all
61
you,
'we
remain
THE
TEEN
AGE
6LUB,
J.
C.
Harwood,
P.
O.
Box
1006
"Pres.
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
.
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
''Remtciioer
t
am
a
new
beginner
in
this
work."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"Iron?"
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
Is
misspelled?
Maniack,
knap
sack,
barrack.
4.
What
does
the
wnrrl
"In
credulity"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
b92irnlrtir
'
with
di
that
means
"a
predicament?"
!
Answers
j
1.
New
Is
redunan't.
2.
Pro-
i
nounce
i-run,
not
-Iron.
3.
Maniac.
4.
Unbelief;
skepticism.
"Of
every
specie:?
of
Incredulity,
religious
unbelief
is
the
most
Irrational."
Buckmin-ster.5.
Dilemma.
HISTORY
REPEATS
ITSELF
IN
RUSSIANS
TAKING
OVER
BERLIN
BERLIN
FACTS
Population
4,325,000;
the
largest
city
on
the
European
continent,
fourth
TaT-gesT
of
"trie
world.
Area
431
Square
miles,
spread
out
over
Ilat
marshy
land
alons
bothfbanjcs
of
the
'Spree
River.
Main
Industries
Electric
equipment,
machinery,
chemi-cali,
scientific
instruments,
locomotive,
furniture,
office
machines
and
supplies.
Main
Streets
Unter
den
Lin-
don,
mile
long
"heart
6t
Berlin,"
out
by
a
central
promenade;
Lelpzlgerstras.se
and
Frle-drlchstrasse,
which
with
Unter
den
Linden,
form
the
leading
'
shopping
zone.
Chief
Public
Buildings
The
Reich'chancellory,
the
Minis
tries
of
Justice
and
(State,
the
University
of
Berlin,
the"
State
Library,
the
Ministry
of
Police,
the
patent
office,
the
Protestant
Cathedral,
the
Kaiser
Frt?drich
Museum,
the
former
royal
palace,
Frledrlch
Wllhelm
Univer
sity.
Transportaflon
Twenty
im-,
portant
railway
stations
scrv
(the
city
which
Is
ringed
by
a
belt
railroad
and
crossed
by
an
east-west
line.
Superhighways
i
f-ri
the
city
from
several
direction,
and
2,700
miles
of
Berlin
streets
are
paved.
There
is
a
net
The
last
time
RussS.
took
Berlin
was
185
years
ago.
They
took
It
from
Fredrick
the
Great,
the
French-speaking
&utoerafr
who
brought
the
Prus-
....
.
ml
.
1
;in
military
IU4.b44iJ
...ww
imo
ursi
..owe.
work
of
sufcwavs
and
elevated
Importance
except
that
Buy
the
8th
Victory
Bonds!
I
"Can't
you
boys
forget
you
Used
to
work
In
tf
bowling
alley?
electorate
of
Brandenburg,
Berlin
became
stabilized.
Previously
she
had
been
embroiled
in
many
Internal
struggles
resultant
from
conflicts
between
dynasties
and
antagonisms
which
arose
between
princes,
nobles
and
cities.
1631
Kins
Gustavus
Adol-phus
of
Sweden
marched
into
the
city
with
banners
flying
in
defence
of
Protestant
asplra-
7IIUI1
tlons
in
northern
,,
Europe.-
,,
With
They
did
It
with
ill-trained
and
n.mri.t.n
tmnn
bin
hld
it
onlv
tlls
action.
Berlin's
part
In
the
.u..-4.,.
..
1
30
Year's
War
became
Intense.
Three
years
hefbre
the
Russians
barged
in.
a
flying
detachment
of
4,000
Austrian
cavalry
under
command
of
daring
Oen.
Haddick
razed
a
Berlin
strbffrb
and
forced
the
capital,
under
threat
of
similar
treatment
to
Conscription,
of
men
and
wealth
was
a
severe
drain
on
the
resources
bf
the-
still
Insignificant
city.
1075
BtTim
again
"was
threatened
with
Swedish
Invasion
in
the
tangled
web
of
intrigue
am-
pay
ransom.
Within
12
hours
(ong
small
states
growing
out
of
Haddick
wheeled
his
troops
arid
,
the
collapse
of
German
efforts
was
gone
before
the
Prussians
,
to
make
their
rulers
wdrld
em-discovered
the
meagre
size
of
his
.perors
In
the
manner
of
the
Ro-torce.
man
empire.
Gustavus
Adolphus,
the
Swedish
soldier
of
the
Cross,
was
In
Berlin
In
1631.
Napoleon
swept
In
from
the
west
in
1306.
and
exacted
heavy
levies
to
fill
his
empire
war
chrst.
1757
City
was
plumlcr.d
by
Austrlans.
17C0-
City
was
plundered
by
Russians.
180ft
-Napoleon
marched
Into
the
city
after
the
battle
of
Jena.
Memorable
LventS
week
marked
Berlin's
partlclpa-In
Berlin
History
1,011
ln
tne
,cat
reform
move-
Dy
the
Canadian
Pra
;"""
oi
ulal
l23ftNn
sneclflc
record
of
the
1
lBCl-Tlie
old
walls
were
torn
founding
of
Berlin
exists.
The
down,
considerable
suburban,
first
recorded
mention--Of
a
city
territory
was
annexed
and
th.
.
by
that
name
in
its
present
loca-
real
development
of
Berlin
as
a,
tion
appears
In
1230.
At
that
world
municipality
was
begun.
time
there
were
two
towns
Kolln
Emperor
William
I.
came
to
now-
j
and
Berlin.
Neither
was
of
great
"
In
that
year
and
he
gave
In-
they
creasing
freedom
to
the
city.
!
railways.
Tempelhof
Is
one
of
guarded
a
crossing
of
the
River,
1874
Municipal
control
of
the
(the
world's
largest
and
best.Sprce,
a
small
stream
flowlns
streets
was
obtained
and
a
short
'equipped
airports.
'
'
through
the
north
German
plain,
time
later
the
city
official.
I
I
1448
Kolln
aild
Berlm
were
gained
control
of
the
River
i
combined
in
a
preliminary
un'.ri-
Spree.
The
opening
of
the
city
;
DEVELOP
NEW
INDUSTRY
catlon.
As
a
member
of
the
Han-
and
Its
communications
Was
the
,
j
NCOSIA,
Cyprus,
O,
Soap-
seatlc
League,
the
city
steadily
initial
step
ln
the
development
making
has
been
developed
1
1
grew
more
important
as
a
com-
of
a
government
setup
which
the
point
where
the
Island
Is
now
merclal
centre.
made
Berlin
unsurpassed
in
mu-1
'
nue'ery
independent
of
im-
1539
The
Hohenzollern
fn-
nlclpal
organization.
It
Was
call-j
pons,
unve
Kernel
011,
nnseea
on
mily
made
the
city
the
seat
01
ed
"the
most
moder-
and
per-
i
and
cocgnut
oil
are
used,
with
caustic
soda
from
the
United
Kingdom.
'
;
For
Results
try
a
Classified.
their
power,
beginning
an
lden-
fectly
organized
city."
The
Sprcr
'
tlficatlon
of
family
and
city
u
still
an
important
part
of
(he
j
which
was
not
to
end
until
the
outstanding
transportation
net-1
abdication
of
Kaiser
Wllhelm
11
vork
which
makes
Berlin
the
in
1918.
As
the
capital
city
of
the
dominantlty
of
Germany.
j
THIS
AND
THAT
I
1000
The
census
showed
a
po-jpula'tlon
of
1.884,345
a$
compared
with
825
389
In
1871.
This
rc-
preserfled
the
city's
growing
participation
In
the
expansion
programs
of
the
emperor,
William
U.
!
1911
Greater
Berlin
was
formed,
Including
many
suburban
areas.
1914
With
the
outbreak
of
.Jtb,4.FrstOreat
War,
Berlin
bo-
came
mexjentre
01
tne
war
pro-trams
of
the
Central
Powers.
1D19
The
-war
ended,
Berlin
became
the
ceritre
of
rioting,
disorganization
and
political
bckerlng
whleh
marked
the
early
post-war
years.
In
that
!yar
th2
new
government
was
moved
to
Weimar.
But
Berlin
-as
never
replaced
as
the
heart
cf
Ocrmany.
193?.
-Adolf
Hitler,
a
leader
or
a
political
party
called
the
National
Socialists
(Nazis)
was
brought
to
trial
In
the
city
on
fcharRes
of
slandr.
1933
Hitler
galled
control
or
the
government.
1940
'Jprlin
found
Herself
In
the
midst
of
a
new
world
war
and
bombings
by
British
planes
prcsafced
the
storm
to
cdme.
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