Prinrc
Rupert
Daflp
jrtas
Friday.
March
18,
1946
boy
who
just
"had
to
sing,"
the
Great
.
Negro
i
'
Basso
Came
"
The
An
tndependnt
dali
.
!
"
FAILS
Of
CLYDE
RETURNS
NORTH
i
,
;
goal
was
worm
i'te
sirusKie.
of
Prince
Rupm
j
HflfrJ
"
JTf1'
1
fx
Hi,.
I
1,1
High
S00'
he
started
.rmw,"
i
U)
J
'lS
''OIHVrt
r7f
voice
lessons
wi..h
a
localtfacli-
Pn
Rupert
Da
,
News
Ltd
V,T7
8u
bf
er
ana
was
soon
singing
in
a
school
quartet,
But
it
was
his
General
Petroleum
Co.'s
oil
dorp
and
beautiful
speaking
dispensing
barge,
the
former
voice
that
brought
Mm
honors
four-musied
sailing
shin
Falls
1
1
!
in
those
davs.
Before
pifirinn-1
nf
flvrtu
.!
hick
at
vmi,.,..
j
tion
day
arrived
he
won
a
place
yesterday
afternoon
from
thp
J
y
'-l;i...
rAVE
mQ
on
tne
oeonttng
team
and
anjfnnce
iiupert
whero
slnee
first
of
this
wcefe
she
had
been
j
award
for
Shakespearian
read
rtMBEf,
OP
CAmi
ZL
tHRy'
"""WW
lector.
,,
"
SUBSCRIPTION
PATES
-
-
Stalin
and
Atlantic
Pact
"THE
ATLANTIC
PACT
is
the
logical
and
un-I
avoidable
consequence
of
the
change
that
has
come
over
the
political
pattern
of
the
world
since
ings.
At
last
his
musical
chance
appeared,
and,
with
the
endorsement
of
the
great
.negro
tenor,
Roland
Hayes,
he
took
up
a
scholarship
at
the
Eastman
on
the
pontoons
of
the
local;
dry
dock
undergoing
a
hull
cleaning
and
painting
job.
I
It
was
the
first
time
in
twenty-three
years
that
the'
iron
hull
had
been
out
of
the
I
water
and
her
bottom.
had
a
I
P
'"""
ir
,ym
'-S)
weirdly
extensive
coating
of
an
estimated
fifty
different
School
of
Music
in
Rochester,
,
where
Spencer
completed
the
j
course
.
with
a
degree
of
Bachelor
of
Music.
j
In
1938
he
returned
to
the
i
west
coast,
stopping
off
at
St
fAST,
effective
ret.f
and
pains
of
C0tC$"
Neurit
Neuralgic
varieties
of
marine
growth
ranging
from
coral
to
colorful
vegetable
matter.
Some
of
It
Louis
to
sing
the
role
of
Joe
In
presented
rirv
rinrk
u'ni-tmor.
'Show
Boat,"
the
role
he
vasj&nd
equipment
with
a
problem
to
repeat
so
triumphantly
eight
!Dut-
during
the
three
days
she
VPars
Inter
in
lh
,i..v,
i,:.
lVB
nut
nf
Ihn
r,i
,.u
.
'01tnou
v.
-
-
...
'
v
Diuaail
mi
I
-
w
'
l-
nvti,
JS11C
U
Broadway
revival
of
"Show
Boat"
Ped
s
clean
as
a
whistle.
1
that
opened
in
1948
in
.vPu,ISome
Interesting
brfore
and
LETTERBOX
i
ne
ena
oi
me
war.
tour
or
even
three
vears
ago,
such
an
organization
of
Western
Powers
was
not
thought
of.
It
would
have
seemed
unnecessary.
Today
it
is
imperatively
necessary.
Because
today
,
the
policy
of
the
Soviet
has
divided
the
world
into
the
Communist
doctrines
"two
camps."
When
the
war
ended,
it
was
the
belief
as
well
as
the
hope
of
Western
governments
and
Western
peoples
that
the
wartime
unity
of
the
United
Nations
could
be
prolonged
into
peace
time
and,
as
the
essential
core
of
that
great
unity,
the
partnership
.
.
of
great
powers.
This
was
the
axiom
on
which
the
whole
conception
of
the
United
Nations
was
based.
But
it
has
now
become
apparent
that
Russia
is
basing
her
whole
policy
not
on
the
concept
of
unity
'
but
on
the
concept
of
the
"two
camps"
between
....
Vlhlch
there
is
an
inevitable
and
ineradicable
con-"
ilict.
York.
His
"or
Man
River"
was
!
ntM
P'turcs
were
taken
and!
will
Inter
st.en
l
,,
t..,k,
.
tT'RFEW
ione
of
the
highlights
of
that
News
Editor,
Daily.
News:
'
An
article
in
Wednesday
Thfc
P-illa
n
,
.
V
I
,
.
night's
'"Bills
:
New
York
theatrical
season,
and
'
It
is
hoped
Indeed
that
this
Will
:e
nt
n.
dren.
bMfc
the
-.
.
Ul
uenrj.
MRS.
jf,
.
.
.fiomnnnlh..',
'
'
,i'"'.r
ti-jth
the
e
turtf
,.urt..,
be
one
of
his
selections
for
his
i
at
5:30
Wertnesdsv
J.
"
"
"
"
'
'
Prince
Rupert
concert
i
behind
behind
the
hB
rlipkel
aZ7'
t
inns
iimmiMn....
.
.1"
3
BpProVa-
..
1
"11
KENNETH
SPENCEK
...Ui,
mrmii
invoKe
me
curfew
h.
and
Timberman
which
had
it
i.,m..,..
.
teiaw.
"
o'-juujiRsters
.,,,
,
brought
here
here
and
Hub
.unlmR
around
the
street,
at
back
ih
Ketchikan
about
3
night.
As
for
teen-agm,
NORWAY
SONS
NAME
OFFICERS
JifTS
Sr
n-"
K'Fat
ne"ro
bass".
wt"
will
h
heaid
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
Thursday,
April
14
in
Wiiat
alreadv
nrnrni;oc
tn
1,0
o
on
...
'1.
.
.
clock
yesterday
afternoon.
Ray
Jones,
marine
snnerin.
I
tenlent
fnr
r
linnrn
I
ts.
,
S
r
"L
a
s-cu-uui
snow,
is
a
tall.
i
,
,
,
.
'
broadnshou
ldered
nu
pt
rm,n
,
.'
..i..n.ai
ri-Liuiruiu
YOUR
HEAOQUARTE
extraordinarilv
nnw,,i
i
-V
USes
m
,
e
Rupert
lodge-
80,18
of
,rom
Los
An"-
nd
Reid
3
ind
rto."
of
'
i
",U1
a
aiRimvi
orncers
at
ourt-
assistant
manager
for
the
dim
rieaieaU0,n
that
brinP'S
back
memories
of
th"ia
meetin8
in
the
lodge
hall
company
at
Ketchikan,
retuin-muscal
giants
of
other
days.
.
L
!
j
Fifth
Avenue
Wednesday
night
!
ed
t0
Ketchikan
on
the
Prince
SEEDS
C
.
A
v
4
U
3
,
...
a.
wt
r
.
.
,
...
Spencer
was
born
in
Los
An.:,.
.
.
I
and
ana
decided
aeciaea
to
to
i
cancel
the
week
nnperi
weanesciay
night
after
FEB!
geles,
California.
35
w.
"
"l"
m5
.aay
Rt
Scnooi
I
U
card
parties
until
the
first
navln
btlfn
here
in
connection
and
.even
as
a
'boy
0'f
x
hta
rinT
L
.!
,.mney
m
I
w?ek
in
Apr!,.
witn
the
carryig
out
of
the
work
on
the
Falls
of
Clyde
here.
4fe
voice
held
a
hint
of
it,
f,.t,.0
"
Z.'
as
a
T
New
officers
are:
?DEN
Western
policy
has
necessarily
though
reluct-'
antly
to
be
adapted
to
new
facts.
It
is
idle
to
talk
or
think
on
unity
and
co-operation
when
Russia
and
.
.hen-
associates
are
rejecting
unity
and
refusing
co--
operation.
The
division
of
the
world
and
the
cre-.
;
ation
of
the
two
camps
is
a
reality
which
must
be
,
.accepted.
"
And
that
requires
acceptance
of
the
further
fact
that,
in
such
circumstances,
war
between
the
two
camps,
however
undesired,
however
improbable
...
,annot
be
dismissed
as
an
impossibility.
So
far,
Russia
is
only
waeW
a
"rnlrl
t?,,
President,
John
rredheim.
I
greatness.
His
friends
said
he
7lio
n..
jj
.
.
i
ME
-i-c-nniucni,
uunnar
Selvig
!
Judge,
Mrs.
Alfred
Henrik
HOTRL
ARRlVAl
aucnes.
cut
grass
and
did
a
trick
as
a
red
cap
at
the
Union!
Station
in
the
evenings..
Oncej
when
in
his
'teens
ho
.oi
EQUIP
Marshal,
Mrs.
Prank
Sehroeder.
!
-
!
talked
"rumbly."
He
loved
to
sing
and
still
loves
to
sir.?.
Kenneth
Spencer,
like
sc
many
other
really
outstanding
artists,
came
to
success
the
hard
way.
He
had
to
earn
eve,
penny
he
paid
for
his
music
les-
stranded
in
s3n
sva..
,.u
1
rinanclai
Secretary,
Oscar
out
the
fare
to
ge;
home
and
"
J
E'
McLa".
Sunnyside;
A.
E.
only
a
bottle
of
milk
between
'
lrMuret
Mls
ehe
Paulsen.
Lov.
Tulseuah;
Capt.
H.
Dioron,
:iim
and
starvation
But
for
a
o
egelU'
MrS'
C&TJ
Slrand-
1
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mil-
xjmEEoa!
I
ELI
VFB'
,
-wtra.j,
1iib.
tisie
Houston.
!
,UIU
a,lu
amny,
uaytona
Beach,
,
Assistant
Secretary,
Mrs.
Jack
i
P'orlda;'
E.
K.
Thomas,
Vancou-;R,tchie-
Vr;
3.
8.
Adam,
Vaneouver.
N.
j
Inner
Guard,
Trank
Sehroeder.
McLean,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
j
.ut
Guard,
John
Pedersen!
:
Mrs-
R-
fisher,
Ketchikan;
Mis,i
f
Assistant
Marshal,
Mrs.
David
E-
Sheppard.
Queen
Charlotte
Ray
Reflects
her
attitude
towards
the
West
has
become
implacable
and
hostile.
She
is
creating
a
formidable
military
alliance.
She
is
maintaining
her
own
armed
strength
-at
high
level.
She
has
shown
ample
evidence
of
her
desire
to
expand
both
her
territory
and
her
sphere
of
influence.
And
she
might
if
the
opportunity
seemed
favorable,
seek
to
do'
so
bv
armed
force.
.
The
Democratic
world
is
again
forced
to
face
and
Reminisces
"uOW.
,
ji:uy;
Mlss
E
Be-van,
Queen
Trustees-Alf
Jensen
f
3
years),
j
Charlotte
City;
B
M.
Cannell
Carl
Strand
2
yearsi,
Mrs.
j
Vancouver;
Mrs.
J.
Brown,
Port
Reidalr
Johnson
l
yeari.
,
Essington;
J.
D.
slddons
Van-
!
"
hinfs
IS
-nairman
of
of
the
the
firman
meeting
meeting
was
waslcouvei-
Certain
duirini.
'
f
hk-.'.
.
.
;
may
be
able
to
boast
of
barrel
"T"
P
beTeen
,he
0'
!
7
,ane'
Past-President.
In-!
of
oil
right
itli
!DM?taJo?.
'.
5
0rS
urny
ior
preparing
'
to
defend
itself
!
against
1
Prince
Rupert
Florist.
300
3rd
Ave.
3ox516
Tel.
777
Flowers
for
Ail
Occasion,
n
armed
affrfon.
MiHt
1
.dm,s
''-e
Rupert
can
proudly
do;7;VUrmrrr
n0"ru
Second
Avenne
opposite
Princt
Rejt".
m-
to
3-SO
a
m
-
Phone
ITJteW
lhrntr
iNach
Wfcto,i"
j
..
inch
and
sonthmr
k
,!..
w'
,
0
.
v...j
uj,
udy,
,
-
,
,
j
ana
puiars
of
fire
by
night
M
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd!
It
is
a
long
time
since
the
Premier
Hotel
was
rhan
:
.Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
March
1,
.1949
Ail
into
a
barracks
and
the
free-
and-easy
existence
Prince
Rupert
!
knew
so
well
became
restricted
and,
at
times,
exacting.
It
was
"
in
the
autumn
of
1914.
War
brooded
over
the
earth
and
the'
Irish
Fusiliers
came
to
Rupert
Notice
of
UNCLAIMED
Monfv
'
DEPOSITS
i
io
ao
ineir
stuff.
The
Premier
is
pursuant
to
the
Unclaimed
'
a
statement
Money
Deposits
Act
th.
the
t
.
on
moneys
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foreoing
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unm.
V7
i
J
1
-
serve
near
where
the
r-inrw
disconnectPrt
Qr,
'...J
Persns
whose
services
havP
hn
t
.
down
down
to
to
the
the
rail-
rail-
P-e
PJace
since
since
31st
31st
of
of
De-ember
ZT""
m'
n
ra"saions
have
taken
path
now
leads
-j
"wuuii.
uue
couian
t
go
.
roaming
at
will
for
that
meant
LnjHPrt.
B.C.
being
smilingly
cautioned
by
NT
soldiers
who
were
as
h:
Addiess
DraiiR
Nach
Osten."
And
the
only
he
way
to
avert
danger
seems
to
be
to
confron
the
PotentiL
as
to
mak
the
venture
too
perilous.
;
That
is
the
whole
basis,
first
of
Western
Union
now
of
the
Atlantic
Pact.
They
are
the
adaptioTto
r
existing
circumstances
of
the
concept
of
collective
security
And
the
circumstances
which
have
nbf
f
btTnff
haV6
been
broug'ht
abut
the
W
Powers
?bthetern
but
the
Soviet
itself.
Inl
o
CCt
"
the
direct
and
Stable
out:
MARGARINE
AND
BUTTER
THE
question
of
margarine
has
been
much
to
the
'
foreJately.
It
has
been
studied
for
a
length
of
time
with
a
degree
of
attention
possibly
out
of
pro
.portion
to
its
true
r
consequence.
Butter
is
a
foremost
article
of
diet.
It
is
not
clear,
as
some
a
W
rrts
suggest,
that
dairying
will
be
threatened
wRh
blth
7
UV0
r0m
in
a
COUnt
ke
Wis
for
tor
both
table
delicacies.
It
is
certain
that
mil
'
Jons
will
continue
to
consume
butter
and
with
m
yr;1?6
privilege,
ta
ni
no
effort,
to
spread
their
bread
with
somP
thing
else
at
a
more
moderate
outlay
natured
as
they
were
burly
ancHw
brave
H-
N-
Dunr
Pri
'ince
Rupert,
B.C.
;
V.
E.
Fahlman
Amount
of
Date
of
Last
Deposit
Transaction
5
5.00
Before
Oct.
2644
5
00
July
234S
5.00
Oct.
148
5.00
Nov.
1648
5
00
Sept.
2348
5.00
Sept.
45
3
00
Sept.
1948
.
5.00
Qct.
1945
10.00
May
1245
5
00
Dec.
1445
5.00
Serjt.
v,wjr
d
uisunguisned
his-
Lee
rhPn
torian
that
in
Scotland,
during
D
N
il
the
fiffteenth
century,
Parlia-
A'
McLeof!
ment
banned
the
eating
of
pie
a
Macey
by
anyone
below
the
rank
of
B.
F
Nelson
baron.
Unaware
of
this,
we
ate
O
Nobles
pie
at
breakfast
time
today.
This
W.
Wenerlund
is
the
twentieth
century,
and
-Y.
S.
Yuen
and
l"umaa
ls
nt
Scotland.
But
you
'
Lim
Jack
5
00
Mar.
504
io
get
a
whale
of
a
kick
going
around
feeling
lik?
a
baron!
I
''.'
x
1
t
V.
i,
.
i
KnoEHun
;
i
'
j
I
'
.y'
me
aDOve
certified
a
true
and
correct
statement.
T.
B.
BLACK,
General
Manager.
Life
in
the
army
can
he
ma
to
appear
attractive
with
social
i
security
for
the
rest
of
one's
life
I
after
the
term
of
service
ex-
j
pires.
Yet,
recruiting
lags.
Some
!
are
trying
to
explain
by
saying1
complete
lack
of
smart
uniforms
.
is
one
of
the
reasons.
They
assert
j
had
the
R.C.M.P.
appeared
or-!
.
February
1,
1949
Notice
of
UNCLAIMED
MONEY
DEPOSITS
Stewart.
RC.
"Pursuant
(n
v.
r.
.
.
.
.
'GRADUAL
DECREASE
BETTER
W
mEft
l0-t!Ted
liYing
CSts
80
vital
a
V
V
matter
it
does
not
signify
so
greatly
if
the
re-
duction
is
large
or
relatively
small.
So
long
as
-
there
is
some
reduction,
it
is
welcome.
In
fact
;
Wiiue
everyone
desh
'smauy
T
in
dull,
-
baggy
"asy
khaki,
naKi,
in-
in-;
.
w
"ic
unclaimed
Money
DeDosit
a
stead
J
of
the
dashine
16
a
statement
on
dress
they
have
waV.
"""K
the
fnrr-P
,.,
,
'
1
Danv
at
Rtfuc.f
r.
J.y
m
ine
fnce
01
the
above
named
uom-
JUST
ARRIVED!!
xv
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-
wv
a
uunnvvara
trend
I.
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M
disastrous
if
w
never
.nave
-
-
U!
Persons
wnose
services
have
hon
rfi
caught
the
fancy
of
North
Am-
on
whose
accounts
no
transal
dLons
Ss
Zlte
nave
tZt
T'
taken
erica.
S,ce
31st
of
place
There
is
truth
in
that
December
1946.
After
half
a
century,
and
what-
Cf
,)n
r;T,
,
,
0
Eu"de"
aa
t0
i"
the
way
of
ever
the
occasion
the
Mounties
still
have
power
to
"steal
the!
show."
i
Name
'
Address
Stewart,
B.C.
Amount
of
Deposit
$11.00
Date
of
Last
Transaction
Nov.
61930
j
M.
Woodsworth
a
swarm
of
high
A
carload
of
1949
Kroehler
Chesterfield
New
styles
new
coverings
nev?
colors-
Now
on
(Usnlar
-
2nd
floor
(it
TELLS
ABOUT
'
j
Presbyterian
Church,
who
gave
WAR
PRISONS
first-hand
experiences
of
his
life
1,0
after
being
brought
down
in
an
A
picture
of
Hfp
in
n,-
!
air
force
nlanp
rtm
i
!..
salesmen
from
Canada
start
Hyder,
B.C.
npieauing
over
NewfonnrHnnrl
...
wunau
v.,.ii6
o
vw-
t,uc
war.
nai.
i
s
is
an
inrnmFn.
.LI.
.
j
Hyder,
B.C.
$
5.00
Mar.
16m-u
Charlton
Ruth
'
prisoner-of-war
camps
was
riveJ
Gl,ests
at
the
meeting
were'
limine
,n
T.'O,
O
to
Prince
Rupert
Rotarian,
?T
.11
K
-
e
It
cnS
fffUdDim
&
Anders
but
create
prejudices
when
there'
5.00
Dec.
101929
The
above
certified
a
true
and
correct
statement.
GEORGE
MADRILL,
Loftal
Manager.
Thursday
afternoon
by
Rev
Stevenson
was
chairman
of
the
George
Sendell,
pastor
of
Firstmeeting,
need
be
none.
Permanent
goodwill
is
worth
cultivating,
and!