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Rupert
DaUp
JQcUis
Friday,
February
21,
1947
THIS
AND
THAT
"And
now
a
rollicking
song
by
the
three
stevedores."
VETERANS
IN
CHURCH
PEWS
Clerics
Praise
Kcspon.se
From
Returned
Servicemen
OTTAWA
CP
Veterans
and
their
families
are
returning
to
church
life
and
duties
"surprisingly
well,"
a
survey
of
leading
Protestant
tihurchmen
in
the
capital
indicated.
Rt.
Rev.
Robert
Jefferson,
Anglican
Bishop
of
Ottawa,
said
he
was
"very
pleased
with
the
way
our
men
have
returned
from
j
the
war
and
taken
up
their
church
duties
where
they
left
.
Ofi'.w
'
'
"I
have
found
veterans
exactly
the
same
as
other
people,"
lie
added,
"and
the
fact
they
put
on
a
uniform
made
no
difference
in
them."
Rev.
Stuart
Ivison,
minister
"of
a
Baptist
church
here
and
'
himself
a
veteran,
said
hii
church
had
had
"a
wonderful
response
from
servicemen."
"In
my
experience
any
approach
which
Is
made
to
them
-Is
always
greeted
with
the
uU
most
cordiality
and,
to
a
decree,
success."
Rev
Robert
Good,
Presby
"""
I-
.
r
Keys!"
i
S
Th
Tower
of
I
on
do
Tlirongli
tlie
darkncsn
of
the
prrat
arch
of
ihi
Ulooily
'J'owrr,
in
the
ilim
liplit
of
an
old
candle-lantern,
comes
a
figure
clad
in
a
long
fcarlrt
tuuic,
carrying
a
hunch
of
keys.
It
is
the
head
warder
of
the
Tower
of
Isimlon,
escorted
by
a
sergeant
and
four
men.
"Halt,.
v,hn
coined
there?"
cried
the
guard.
"The
kev!"
the
warder
answers.
VflmHelvry?"
"King
(dirge's
Keys!"
"Advance
King
George'
Keys
-all'
well!"
.
The
warder
and
hit
I
O
TrfE
-V
r-ua
terian
minister,
said
more
veterans
were
returning
to
the
church
after
the
Second
World
War
than
alter
the
first
and
tlw
response
of
war
brides
was
particularly
encouraging.
Churchmen
generally
agreed
there
was
no
need
fof
discouragement
over
the
post-war
religious
situation.
Some
blamed
housing
difficulties
as
the
reason
many
veterans
and
their
families
had
not
joined.
This
was
chiefly
because
they
had
to
move
about
from
parish
to
parish
in
temporary
homes.
Once
settled,
the
ministers
said,
many
will
affiliate
themselves
with
a
neighborhood
church.
EMBARRASSING
MOMENT
FORT
FRANCES,
Ont.
O
A
woman
passing
through
the
customs
and
Immigration
office
here
suddenly
yelled:
"I've
lost
my
skirt."
Sure
enough
she
had
Telephone
calls
between
Canadian
and
United
States
officials
successfully
located
the
garment.
No,
It
wasn't
the
one
she
was
wearing.
PRIMEVAL
.TOOTHACHE
VTt'S.-in
recofes
or
cental
treatment
have
been
found
dating
back
to
3700
BJC
rriii.
TIm-
lirarKkinm
Thus
do
the
mediaeval
ceremony,
night
in
ihe
jKiiiilerous
gate,
safely
for
the
Tower,
Old
England,
caslie
and
cottage,
it
i
still
siihstaiitially
.irma
r,
nriore
.
advance
to
tl
guard-
Oversea
and
Auto
Club
Protesting
Gas
Raise
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the!
British
Columbia
Automobile
Association
last
night
added
its
voice
to
the
chorus
of
protest
raised
by
other
automobile
groups
against
the
recently
announced
provincial
Increase
of
three
cents
a
gallon
for
gasoline
and
joined
in
a
condemning
an
increase
In
car
license
fees.
At
Its
annual
meeting
In
the
'Commodore
Cafe,
the
association
endorsed
a
brief
submitted
to
Provincial
Finance
Minister
Herbert
Anscomb
by
the
PC
.Automobile
Association
which
deplored
hath
Increases
on
he-half
of
motorists
in
all
parts
of
the
province.
The
brief
objected
tQ
the
vincial
government
imposing
a
further
three
cen(
gasoline
tax
after
the
wartinie
federal
tax
of
three
cent,s
a
gallon
had
been
withdrawn.
The
boost
in
car
license
fees
to
the
same
level
as
that
prior
to.twp
years
"asq
was
scored
because.it
added,
unfairly
to
the
heavy
puden
borne
by
motprlsU,
wh.q
are
nqw
alsi
faced
with
a
15
percent
Increase
In
the
price
of
cars..
Election
ot
olficers
resulted
in
only
one
change
in
the
slate,
the
election
pf
Hugo
Kraupner
as
secretary-treasurer
In
place
of
Fred
Conrad.
The
officers
for
1947
are:
President,
J.
Harry
Black.
Vice-President,
J.
E.
Boddie.
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
Hugo
Kraupner.
Executive
S.
El
Parker,
Douglas
Frizzell,
Mrs.
A.
A..
Rochester,
W.
J.
Scott,
N.
E.
Gerrard,
A.
D.
Ritchie.
W.
Q.
Murray,
George
Dibb,
C.
O.
Ilam,
H.
T.
Lock.
President
Black,
In
his
an
nual
report,
said
that
member-i
ship
in
1946
was
93
and
that
renewed
memberships
so
far
this
year
total
39.
He
told
of
local
assistance
given
in
organ-r
izing
a
branch
of
the
association
at
Terrace,
and
of
conferences
with;
Public
Works
Mln
ister
Carson,
in
which
the
latter
assured
that
every
effort
would
be
made
to
maintain
the
Skeena
Highway
in
good
condition.
A
telegram
from
If.
S.
Hipweil,
guard,
in
niwlft
tuiilci
and
high
prcM-nt
arms.
learer
of
"Tlie
King'
Key",
with
still
make
their
round
every
Tower
of
London,
locking
iiii
the
and
Cnallj
depositing
the
keya
nigLt
with
the
Governor
of
the
Meejed
in
the
storied
past,
with
hi
cathedral,
it
old
inn
and
quaint
age-old
tradition
and
fine
luiitallty,
the
England
of
pre-war
davi.
ion",
v
oil
II
lie
ahle
to
lonrnev
.
.
.
.
1
.
-
'
j
explore
old
England
iu
jK-riton
W.&A.GILIIEY
LIMITED
$rif
f
'omnti,
fint,iHf
i
fit
TuiMttttt,
.yf.yo
rnnto,
fltttt
!
z2zl-l
jz
r'TTT
-
m
samtiBBi.
APPLE
PIE
WAR
BRjDES'
FAVORITE-Sixteen
war
brides,
believing
In
the
old
adage
about
the
way
to
a
man's
heart,
are
learning,
to
cook
"the
American
wiy"
In
Chicago,
ill.
From
their
Red
Crass
nutrition
service
instructor.
Frederica
Brlnert
they
learn
to
bke
apple
pie.
tjietr
No.
request
as
well
as
other
staple
articles
of
American
diet.
Shown
in
action
at
the
school,
left
to
right.
Ann
Murphy
from
Scotland,
Frederiea
Binert
of.the
Red
Cross.
Sonla
Cervuntis
from
England
and
Maria
Ringgold
frfm
Egypt.
The
happiness
evidence
by
their
interest
belies
the
few
tales
of
dissatisfaction
among
war
brides.
president
or
the
B.C.
Automobile
Association,
stated
that
a
djie-li
gatlon
from
the
assoclatlo.i
would
meet
In
the
near
future
with.
Premier
Hart
and
Finance
Minister
Anscomb
and.
would
take
up
the
matter
of
the
provincial
government
taking
over
th.e
whole
highway
between
Piince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
in
addition
to
pressing
its
claims
for
removal
of
the
threocent
gasoline
tax
Increase
and
the
1Q
percent
increase
in
motor
licenses.
TREE
FRUITS
IN
INTERIOR
Observations
made
during
the
summer
pf
1946
by
the
staff
members
of
the
Dominion
Ex-pcilmental
Station
at
Prince
t
George,
over
most
districts
of
the
Bulkley,
Nechako
and
upper
Fraser
Valleys
Indicate
that
It
Is
safe
to
say
that
hardy
varieties
of
apples,
plums,
cherries
and
pears
can
be
gTown
in
these
,;rejs,
N:
med
varieties
of
apples
sirh
as
Wealthy,
Yellow
Trans-prc.i!
and
Mcintosh
were
s;en
r
?w.
'p?
fruit
at
Qussnel.
Mc-
Er
and
Fort
Fraser.
The
first
a
mentioned
matured
well,
iu-h
the
latter
may
be
late
.Tie
areas.
Many
chance
d'.inrs
were
also
found
carryr
'
1:
re
crops
of
good
quality
f
uits.
These
had
been
grown
f
c;n
seed
of
culinary
apples
In
mc.-t
cases
and
competed
with
ri''t''i;e.
Seme
grovn
in
a
gar-tte.i
frim
planted
seed
were
pi
ducln?
heavily
when
15
years
i
cf
ne.
The
apples.observed
were
'mo.itly
on
clay
land
and
ap
peared
to
do
as
well
or
better
than
on
loam
or
sand.
Plum-,
were
observed
in
many
rardens
but
never
as
plentiful
si
t
anples.
Opata
and
wild
plums
cf
a-rs:ir.?nt
eastern
origin
were
seen
fruiting
at
many
points
"and
Pmlbina
carried
a
good
crop
in
one
case.
The
lack
of
olum
trees
may
be
due
to
the
fact
thut
most
growers
are
situated
on
heavy,
land
where
plums
do
rot
appear
to
thrive.
Sour
cherries
were
seen
grow-in"
in
several
gardens
and
some
carrying
good
crcps
of
fruit.
A
Be
sarablan
type
and
English
Morello
were
observed.
The
Mor
eno
was
carrylr--j
a
very
heavy
crop
of
excellent
fruit
which
ripened
well.
Two
sweet
cherry
trees
were
seen
carrying
ripe
fruit
at
Dunster
and
a
large,
healthy
Bins
seedling
seen
-at
Australian.
The
only
pears
seen
carrying
fruit
were
of
the
Tate
Dropmore
type.
These
trees
produced
good
crops
of
small,
poor
quality
fruits.
General
variety
recommendations
from
one
season's
observations
are:
Apples
Yellow
Transparent,
Wealthy,
Haralson,
Blushed
CaU
vill-p.
Moscow
Pear.
Duchess,
An
tonovka.
Crabs
Transcendent,
Robin,
Florence.
Osman,
Dolgo.
Qlga.
'
Plums
Opata.
Pembina.
Cherries
Bessarablan,
English
Morello.
Pears
Tate
Dropmore
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tf
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i
SHORT
SPORT
A
Chris
Newton
cf
Toronto
won
the
Canadian
lightweight
boxing
championship
20
years
ago,
beating
Cliff
Graham,
also
of
Toronto,
lp
a
I0-ro,und
bout
at
Toronto.
Two
months
lat'T
New
ton
dropped
the
title
to
Leo
tKldJ
Roy
at
Montreal.
Los
Angelf
s
AH-Stars
defeated
Fords
at
Windjor,
Ont.,
15
years
ago
to
win
a
two-game
sede
billed
as
the
world's
amateur
basketbaU
chamnionslip.
Th."
!
Californi-ans
193o
Qlympir
tlti-ists
followed
their
40-31
yict-tory
oyer
the
Canadians
In
thn
first
contest
with
a
?S-lfl
vcr
diet
In
the
second
game
of
the
best-cfthree
series.
i
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BAGS
COUGAR
'
TRAIL.
B.C.
o
Dr.
William;
Leonard
of
Trail,
brought
downj
a
110-pound
cougar
with
a
bow!
and
arrow.
Though
long
an
ex-i
pert
with,
the
primitive
weapon,)
he
had
never
previously
bagged
such
large
game.
ITCH
CHECKED
or
Money
Back
For
qu
ck
relirf
from
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eau
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by
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.ued.
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ttaialeu.
Swmhw.
couWwu
and
viickly
r:.'::.-ilay
for
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Puppies
For
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$25
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Once
"aise
I
Burned
Burned
Parliament
rarJiament
"
LONDON
(Reuters)
Tally-sticks-
survivors
of
a
form
of
financial
reckoning
used
exten-tively
in
Britain
until
the
early
lfith
century-Jwe
returwd
t
th:
lr
glass
ce
in
the
House
or
!
mmons
from
a
wartime
hldim
place
The
stick.,
many
dated
as
fur
back
.i
1?B1,
resemble
old
wood
en
toothbrush
with
notclu;.
!
cut
in
the
handle.
The
notlu
1
loiq
iniwriau:
ihw
many
puunns.
shilling
and
pence
were
Involv
rd
in
transactions
between
th
crown
or
government
and
ih
Pltople.-
Onodry
from
old
age
they
caused
the
fire
whleh
burned
down
the
old
Houses
of
Piirllu
ment
in
1K34.
But
even
today,
despite
an
A
tempt
to
aUolUli
thwn
In
127-'
tallysticks
utc
still
sonwtlmi
.
u
l
to
rt'oi'd
payments
The
luriKkt
Win
ru-ortkd
by
.he
exiling
stteki
is
30
'$80
A
rorfliuK
to
one
tally
Uek
tin
..
uiU't
of
HlnUiiuUut
luul
to
'
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kaci:
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OR
HKST
foam
Lake.
mu.
0-com
1
mercial
travelers
lowing
,t
:
train
at
this
east
cenirij
aas
kjiti
lM'wn
towp
iiiMitatrty
,
!
broke
Into
a
raee.
Tlie
winner
who
reached
the
only
l
,u
hole
first,
obmuwd
4
pnv.rf
ro)in,
others
slept
two
to
a
hid
IN
EYERY
CORNER
Of
THE
WORLD
PIAYIR'S
NAVY
CUT
CICARITTIS
HATCH
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Are
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Prop.
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vtlopmtntiabnkiJ
h
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tndtfiesl
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hue
proven
dmk.1
lacrciKi
ikeir
(ficul
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fur
all
font
lit!
with
better
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