the
mter.
'.'
Hls
'fiend,
Ptfucf
Rupert
Daflp
JfUis
-
Fririsy.
October
22,
1943
Stayed
50
Years
In
Far
Northland
FAIRBANKS
After
puUinj
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
reat
and
carrying
on
business
for
ATI
HideptMutMit
isti
nrppn
dfr.itd
to
Ih
upbuilding
ct
Prim
Rupert
ana
all
nnuniinlnmi
rfimprlslns
northrrn
and
central
BrltUH
Columbia
(AuUioriard
a
tX-end
Clas
Mull.
Port
Cfflo
Department.
Ottawa)
Piibllhl
mn
afternoon
crpt
Pundav
bT
Prlno
Ruprrt
Dally
Nnr
Ltd..
3rd
Avrnur.
Prlnc
Ruprrt.
British
Columbia,
Q.
.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRT.
Managing
Director.
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OP
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raped
J
Jsrecortl'le
carrv
that
period
without
a
break,
Martin
Plnska.
82,
has
sold
out
and
left
for
"the
outside"
for
SUBSCRIPTION
RATKS
1
I
V
City
Carrier.
Pit
Ww-k.
JOc;
Per
Month,
7So:
Per
Year.
8
00.
tty
Mail.
Per
Month.
SOr;
Per
Year.
soo
A
good-sized
black
bear
nas
leguiar
salary,
wen.
talcing
one
been
actually
shot
In
Prince
consideration
with
another,
i
Rupert,
having
been
killed
to!
they
have
been
doing
a
fair
the
rear
of
a
residence
out
on
country
trade.
One
could
do
Eleventh
Avenue.
The
Incident
!
worse
In
a
reasonably
active
is
most
unusual
and
Interest-
week.
ing.
In
the
past,
there
have.
been
occasions
when
bull
shoot-
j
Reports
from
Seattle
Indicate
'ing
was
reported
within
the
city
that
stiff
fishing
restrictions
limits
but
this
is
the
first
time
win
oe
ieu
in
souneasxem
ai-a
creature
from
the
wilds,
such
"sk
next
year.
The
deeply
dis-
far
turbing
suggestion
is
heard
that
as
a
bear,
has
been
slain
so
there
may
not
be
enough
fish
within
town.
fc,
f"
u.m
i
ii
iii
ii
i
-
'
A
hhthwav
from
coast
to
coast.
to
(to
around.
There
may
be
some
truth
in
it,
remembering
the
shiploads
discharged
aT
Prince
Rupert
a
few
weeks
agj
Jto
point
at
with
pride,
is
beins
!
urged.
Presumably,
it
would
be
;a
job
for
the
federal
govem-
One
of
the
4
owP
Urfesl-settingBrd
p
.
J
f'
-f.
itr
.
p.m.
1
..-aar,
iment.
But
even
at
this
eanv
"ine
world
cannui
afford
a
stage,
certain
groups,
instead
of
j
third
world
war-'
comments
a
tettina
together,
are
widening
high-browed,
student
of
the
RUSS
CONSUL
LOSES
TO
NEWSBOY
Soviet
Consul-Gen-,
enl
Konstantin
Efremov
(
centre
,
recalled
behind
the
Iron
curtain
with
the
closing
of
his
consulate,
wound
up
his
gov-ernment
s
business
in
San
Francisco
with
a
curb-side
transaction
involving
a
persistent
newspaper
boy
and
the
sum
-of
two
dollars.
Master
Jimmy
Allen
(
right
i.
Negro
newsby,
called
at
the
consulate
to
collect
two
dollars
owed
him
for
papers.
The
door
was
slammed
in
his
face.
Jimmy
waited
on
the
sidewalk,
and
as
Efremov
and
his
party
left
the
building,
rushed
up
to
the
consul,
demanding
his
money.
Efremov
pointed
to
one
of
his
aides
i
left
.
whoring
down
nnd
paid
Jimmy
the
two
dollars
On
Taking
Good
.News
Y
was
one
of
those
more
cheerful
kind
YKSTKRDA
of
days
the
like
of
which
we
have
been
jrettint
all
too
few
the
last
little
while.
The
front
pane
of
ihe
Daily
News,
the
gloominess
of
the
news
on
which
in
the"
international
scene
has
leen
petting
us
.down
a
bit,
reflected
it.
The
United
Nations
Security
Council
(and
we
hoie
everything
will
not
be
,
'changed
today)
seemed
'to
be
getting
somewhere.
With
the
Kremlin's
last
word
still,
of
course,
to
be
heard,
there
seemed
some
hope,
even
if
it
leaned
on
a
weak
lved,
for
a
new
compromise
on
the
Berlin
dispute.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
we
wei-e
reporting
the
speech
of
an
important
British
official
who
expressed
his
belief
that,
if
we
held
firm,
there
might
'Soon
come
im
"upward
rather
than
a
downward
trend
in
the
field
of
international
relations.
We
need
some
cheering
news
once
in
a
while.
It
does
us
sjood.
although
we
.should
be
ra
refill
about
'
getting
lulled.
-It
is
not
any
time
to
forget
or
let
down
on
the
crrmpaign
of
preparedness.
The
surest
vay.
it
woiild
ivra,
to
assure
jood
news
is
to
arrest
"
the
eircumsM.'es
which
make
the
bad
news
times.
A
lot
of
folks,
it
might
be
their
differences,
and
that
can
mean
no
road
at
all.
The
Trans-
said
in
passing,
hold
the
notion
mat
the
world
was
plain
crazy
trying
to
afford
World
War
No.
,
let
alone
No.
II.
Canada
-if
it
ever
Is
built
ma
v
have
to
be
put
through
by
some
authority
supremely
indifferent
i
to
what
people
say.
or
think.
office."
2.
Pronounce
ad-vur-liz-ment,
accent
on
second
syl
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
lable
and
not
the
third.
3.
Tam-
This
advertisement
Is
not
puoiisne
or
oUayed'
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
of
Brit'
is
misspelled?
Tangerine,
tam-borine.
tamale.
j
4.
What
does
the
word
"discursive"
mean?
i
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
dl
that
means
"quickness
It
takes
a
party
convention
jto
have
pepole
renew
hand-j
shakes
for
the
first
time
in
generations.
For
example:
J.
E.
I
Merry
field,
old
timer
of
Prince
ourine.
4:
Passing
from
one
thing
;
to
another.
"I
have
been
doing
I
nothing
for
so
long,
except
Idle
fcperv
,.ncei
Ltion,
In
discriminat-!
things
and
discursive
tnings.
;
Feel
Luxurious
.
.
.
and
accuracy
H.
G.
Wells.
5.
Discernment.
1.
What
Is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"He
spent
the
balance
of
the
day
In
his
office."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-nuncfaUon
of
"advertisement"'1
!ly
and
came
across
a
man
in-imaX
T.T
s.-wt
f)-.-i
PritwA
.
ing"?
ANSWERS
1.
Say.
"He
spent
the
remain
Look
Luxur
.
.
.
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
rou
saw
it
in
tne
Daily
News!
ward
Island.
The
last
time
he'd
seen
him
was
half
a
century
i
ago
in
Mount
Lehman.
B.C.
'
3.
JVhich
one
of
these
words
dor
(or,
resti
of
the
day
in
hi!
A
Vancouver
citizen
who
won
,
.
;,
S
-
u
tl'
-l""
Hi
t
-tlflt
Iff
-
1
J
'"lull
-
,
'
i
i,
1
LjU--'
-
II
-II
2.
'
7
ii
v
-j
:
$40,000
in
an
Irish
Hospital
,
sweepstake
last
summer,
is
bacjc
.from
Dublin
He
had
gone
to'
!
collect
the
cash
but
returns'
empty-handed.
The
money
is
In,
a
bank.
Its
his,
all
right,
but'
jhe
can't
take
it
out
of
the
coun-
j
EXTENDING
TOURIST
SEASON
SOME
REASON
not
ret
clear
there
seems
to
FOK
be
an
impression
that
tourists
should
not
visit
Canada
earlier
than
June
or
later
than
August.
The
twelve
weeks
have
leen
tactily
accepted
as
"the
-
tourist
season."
The
whole
thing,
of
course,
invites
'explanation
that
might
not
convince.
"A
cramped
and
crowded
"season"
-surely!
-
Come
up
andee
us,
-nv
old
time,
in
May
or
June,
or
September
or
Oc-
Uober.
There
are
plenty
glad
to
sojourn
if
while
in
Canada
in
the
depths
of
winter
to
enjoy
sports
and
scenes
that
enliven
and
stimulates.
They
may
not
"j.
think
of
themselves
as
tourists,
yet
they
"are.
...
in
thl.s
beautifully
matched
Natural
Muskrat
fur
coat.
Delightfully
warm,
the
coat
has
a
new-sea.son.
high-riding
collar,
-full
cuffed
aleeves
See
this
and
other
lovely
treat
ton
in
fur
at
SWEET
SIXTEEN.
For
casual
wear,
two-piece
wool
dresses
top
mlladv's
wardrobe.
Elephant
Gray,
Pale
Blue.
Gold
and
Wheat
shades.
Black
Is
smart
for
party
dress
wear
and
the
Inset
lace
adds
glamor.
Choose
your
style
today.
j
try
until
En
gives
official
per-
,
mission,
a
nuisance,
or
course.
'
;Next
time
he
hears
"Come
Back
i
to
Erin"
he'll
be
templed
to
do,
that
verv
thins.
t:.
:-
-1
Jta...'lAat
.4
I
.am
a.
4
.-r
i
'
i
?
ii
a
program
o:
nouse
con-1
Sweet
Sixteen
PERSONALIZED
BUDGET
PLAN
was
designed
for
your
convenience.
Use
U
when
you
buy.
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges
(
is
the
money
T
istruction
were
to
begin
in!
;Prinre
Rupert
tomorrow,
next,
Unmmer
would
in
all
likelihood.;
see
a
population
of
12
or
lo
"thousand
people.
By
the
middle
ot
1949
bullrimsj
of
the
cellulose
plant
at
Port
Edward
should
be
well
advanced
with
expanding
sctivities
in
other
ways,
a'.l
along
the
line.
This
is
all
very
well
and
has
such
a
pleasant
v
i
tit
v(ftn)
sound.
Stnl.
programs
have
been
known
to
be
delaved.
i
wm
w
i
,:
.
i
...
.
.
j
oive
nave
oecome
so
sen-;
ous
a
threat
against
the
gamej
animals
of
Alaska
that
th-
j
government
will
increase
th?
'strength
of
professional
wolf
hunters,
and
supplement
the
number
of
guns
and
traps
a!
weil
as
making
use
of
26
small
!
.airplanes.
In
other
words.
the:
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
COW
tA
tn
at
j
wolves
are
going
to
have
1
of
a
time
keeping
men
away
from
their
doors.
A
P.
CRAWLEY
DeijERir.2
-
f
GEORGE
L.
ROME
;
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.;
Income
Tax
Returns
Compile!"
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PAPER
HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
j
Latest
Shades.
Styles
and
Colors
,
WHY
FREE
ILSE
iKOGH?
f"
THE
UNITED
STATES
commander
in
Germany,
i
Genera)
Lucius
Clay,
has
investigated
the
case
of
Use
Koch,
wife
of
the
former
commandant
of
'
the
lUichenwakl
concentration
camp.
She
had
been
found
guilty
of
horrible
pract
ices
against
prisoners
'
...
ami
given
a
life
sentence.
Now,
this
sentence
has
I
.
been
commuted
to'
four
years.
If
all
gtvs
well,
Fran
""'
Kwh
will
be
five
before
long.
Today,
the
question
is
being
asked
that
if
the
.damaging
evidence
wns
acceptetl-at
the
original
trial,
why
is
it
rejected
now?
;
WHY
READ?
ARE
PEOPLE
tniay
making
the
most
of
their
reading
opportunities?
vj-.-
Dr.
Johnson,
the
Titan
of
ISth
century
Eng-'
lisli
literature,-disposed
of
noni-eadeis
in
asingle
scathing
sentence:
"Those
who
do
not
read
ran
have
vthmg
to
think,
ami
little
to
say."
-t-Thiudsment
seems
haih
tiulay.
and
perhaps
ii
would
Iv
more
accurate
to
say
that
for
those
who
read
life
is
richer,
more
prosperous,
and
altogether
more
enjoyable
.
.
.-a
belief
which
thousands
of
i.
Canadians
hold.
No
statistics
are
available-
as
to
the
exact
number
of
books
sold
last
year
in'
Canada,
but
the
gen-rra!
picture,
of
mounting
sales
and
larger
editions
h?
an
indication
that
reading
is
becoming
inci-eas-jrly
a
habit
in
this
country.
Why
do
people
read?
What
are
they
'reading?
--nd
what
do
they
ho
to
find?.
The
"four
main
Uheasons
are:
to
increase
general
learning;
to
add
to
XTiiiow
ledge
of
a
specific
subject;
to
impress
others
lesser
reason,
but
still
a
motivating
one
;
or
for
'tTreastne.
1
Whatever
the
reason
may
be.
in
reading
books
Ljvople
find
a
magic
caret
that
can
tanspnMt
them
to
new
fields
of
adventure,
science,
history,
busi-
tijF.ess
achievements
and
romance.
Royal
Bank
Mor.th'.v
Letter.
Fine
Workrr.ir.-!-:;
Each
member
of
the
winning
ball
team
In
the
World
Series
received
$S.77207
for
his
services
and.
on
ton
of
thai
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