pcituc
Uuprrt
Oatlp
firtus
Mor.day,
October
II,
1943
AS
THE
PRESIDENT
REGISTERED
President
Truman,
who
vas
t
Independen-e,
Mo.,
for
a
24-hour
rest
before
rtsumlng
hn
trennous
campaign
tour,
took
time
out
to
register
for
the
Kovemoer
elections
in
the
Jackson
county
courthouse,
where
Pif-ftion
clerk
Mrs.
Anna
Kelly
i
right
I
kept
the
of
fie
open
late
n
!n(3epndnt
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fsj
jps;T
aerates
to
th
upbuilding
of
Prtaca
Rupsrt
u
coraniumrm.
ecmprifing
Bonrn
ana
central
eririsn
tiumoi
(AuUjoruwJ
u
Second
Ci
Mall,
Port
Office
DepimmeiK.
Oitwj
1
until
the
president
and
his
family
arrived.
Picture
Show
the
I
president
signing
the
voting
register.'
while
Mrs.
Truman
and
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Nw
Ltd..'
Srd
Avroue.
Prtnf
Huwrt.
BritUh
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editnr.
H.
O.
PERRT.
Managlnc
Director
dausnire,
iu.;trgaici.,
iv
...
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OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
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OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPKR
ASSOCIATION
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RATES
dot
City
Carripf.
Prt
Week.
20c.
Pef
Month.
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Pr
Trt.
MOO.
E&::
I
press
club
functions
on
th'
J
mouth
organ,
singe
,
"My
OM
i
Kentucky
Home"
or
"Wagon
By
Mail.
Per
Month.
50c:
Per
Tear.
S00
ORPHEUS
IS
SURE
WINNER
J
'.
.
Wheels
and
can
play
a
Jew's-
harp.
Gpvernor
Earl
Warren
of
Cal-ilornia,
Dewey's
running-mate,
jq
Presidential
Candidates
and
Running
Mates
All
Play
or
Sine
Except
Henry
Wallace
By
Clyde
Blackburn
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
WASHINGTON,
9
President
helped
to
put
himself
through
college
by
organizing
music
groups
and
playing
the
clarinet
Senator
Glen
Taylor
of
-
Idaho,
running
with
Wallace,
was
1
Roosevelt
won
four
elections
In
a
proiesstonai
musician
a
sing-a
row
without
being
known
for
ing
cowboy
and
has
led
musi-playing
a
musical
Instrument
or
cal
groups
all
through
the
west-singing,
'era
United
States.
Tniit
may
be
a
good
omen
for)
His
first
posed
picture
t
after
Henry
Wallace,
presidential
taking
his
Senate
seat
in
1944
candidate
for
the
New
Progres-'
showed
him
on
the
Capitol
steps
sive
Party
which
he
founded
plucking
his
guitar
and
singing
this
year.
Nobody
ever
credited
a
lament
bewailing
the
dlffl-Wallace
with
being
musical.
But
culty
of
finding
a
home
In
all
the
other
presidential
and
Washington.
7
'Navy
Week
and
Chatham
IS
"NAVY
WEEK"
and
Prince
Rupert's
THIS
naval
division,
H.M.C.S.
Chatham,
will
be
a
centre
of
interest.
This
week-end,
as
part
of
a
campaign
to
interest
the
public
in
the
establishment
and
win
new
recruits
for
the
local
reserve,
an
"Open
House"
wl
be
held
for
the
public
of
the'eity.
With
a
training
and
staff
force
which
numbers
iwi
and
a
full
quota
of
equipment,
H.M.C.S.
Chath-"sun
is
ready
to
do
a
good
job
here
in
the
way
of
affording
healthy
and
useful
training
and
also,
when
occasion
arises,
entertainment
and
recreation.
With
a
strength
of
forty
now,
it
is
gradually
building
up
towards
the
status
of
the
fine
old
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Rerserve
which
existed
here
before
World
War
II.
There
has
been
considerably
more
Interest
this
fall
than
at
any
time
since
the
war.
Prince
Rupert
people
would
do
well
to
take
the
opportunity
of
showing
their
interest
and
appreciation
in
Chatham
during
this
"Navv
Week."
A.f
.
N.
C
A
R
R
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D
FOQi)
5
'
O
vice
-
presidential
candidates
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
C.
R.
Salmond,
are.
Every
American
knows
President
Truman
plays
the
piano.
Fed
Luxurious..,
Reminiscences.
By
w.J.
d
Reflections
Millions
remember
a
picture
of
i
Mrs.
P.
Besse,
W.
Fletcher.
K
.
Look
Luxu
Truman
at
the
keys
gazing
into
the
wide
eyes
of
shapely
actress
Lauren
Bacall,
who
was
draped
Kitritch.
From
Vinton
er
Miss
M.
Brain,
Miss
J.
Whiffle,
A.
t.
Pen-gra'cz,
R.
Dixon,
Mrs.
P.
Besse.
From
Sandspit
G.
Strand-berg.
W.
Brass,
F.
Joseph,
1.
Hegedus.
It
is
just
as
well,
perhaps,
to
enough
variety.
Some
are
not
cross
the
piano,
confess
that
until
last
week,
one's
very
"forthright,
while
others
are
That
picture
was
posed
at
a
familiarity
with
the
Bible
was
so
direct
that
their
candor
is
a
National
Press
Club
entertain-not
beyond
grounds
for
criticism,
shade
"raw"
to
say
the
least,
ment
for
soldiers
soon
after
Commodore
Cafe
But
a
week
ago
we
went
a-roarhin'
and
found
in
a
hotel
bedroom
a
copy
of
Scripture
the
only
reading
matter
therp.
Accustomed
to
the
nightly
perusal
of
something
or
other,
followed
by
slumber,
here
was
h
situation
solemnly
new.
There
Two
motorists
from
Ketchikan,
Truman
became
Vice-President,
driving
through
to
Prince
Oeorge
Later,
after
he
succeeded
Roose-last
week,
'discussed
the
road,
elt,
the
press
club,
perhaps
as
after
having
driven
over
it
for
a
measure
of
atonement,
pre-more
than
150
miles.
They
um-
sented
him
with
a
beautiful
up-med
up
impressions
by
saying
rieht
piano
at
a
dinner
given
in
that
for
a
mountain
highway
nis
honor.
hardly
more
than
two
years
old
'
Gov-
Thomas
E.
Dewey
of
all
it
now
needed
was
more
time
Ntw
Tork-
Truman's
Republican
and
regular
maintenance.
They
opponent.
Is
a
singer
of
no
mean
...
in
this
beautifully
matched
Natural
Muskrat
fur
coat.
Delightfully
warm,
the
coat
ha
a
new-season
high-riding
collar,
full
cuffed
sleeves!
See
this
and
other
lovi-ly
creation
In
fur
at
SWEET
SIXTEEN.
For
casual
wear,
two-piece
wool
dresses
top
milady's
wardrobe.
Elephant
Gray,
Pale
Blue,
Gold
and
Wheat
hades.
Black
la
smart
for
party
dress
wear
and
the
Inset
lace
adds
glamor.
Choose
your
style
today.
Sweet
Sixteen'
PERSONALIZED
BUDGET
PLAN
was
designed
for
your
convenience.
Use
It
when
you
buy.
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges
was
no
magazine
next
night.
For
lour
evenings
in
succession
we
(M
sampled
Proverbs,
studied
her?
could
foresee
a
steadily
growing
traffic.
WHO'S
DISCRIMINATING?
TOTALITARIAN.
CRITICS
frequently
point
out
.
how
lamentably
far
democracy
falls
below
its
...
professed
goal
of
equal
rights
for
all.
Now
a
democratic
critic
retorts
that
totalitarian
Russia's
much-touted
equality
of
rights
for
the
various
racial
groups
within
its
borders
is,
in
practice,
a
denial
of
rights
to
all.
-,i
Mrs.
Eleanor
Roosevelt,
who
has
done
sterling
work
as
a
member
of
the
United
Nations
Human
Rights
Commission,
made
this
point
in
a
telling
speech
at
Paris.
Acknowledging
the
problem
of
-ijacial
discrimination
in
the
United
States,
she
-spoke
of
the
progress
already
made,
then
added:
It
Is
."
.
.
the
basic
freedoms
of
speech,
of
the
press,
of
religion
and
conscience,
of
assembly,
of
fair
trial
and
-
freedom
from
abritrary
arrest
'
and
punishment
which
"'.V!'
totalitarian
government
cannot,
safely
give
its
people
and
which
give
meanin?
to
freedom
from
discrimination.
,
""For
people
feel
discriminated
against
only
when
they
see
other
people
eniovinc
freedom
and
riehts
and
there
in
the
Psalms,
pon
dered
Revelations
and
spent
a
ability.
He
once
considered
making
It
his
career,
but
he
married
a
concert
star
and
decided
to
go
into
law,
leaving
professional
singing
to
his
wife.
But
he
still
sings
at
home
and
In
his
youth
performed
In
glee
clubs,
and
church
choirs.
LIKES
MOITH
ORGAN
Truman's
running
mate.
Sen-
while
with
Chronicles.
Familiarity
has
not
been
achieved
but
a
start
in
that
direction
has
at
least
been
made.
Mrs.
Phillip
Besse
of
Nanaimo
left
today
by
air
on
her
return
home
after
arriving
heri
Saturday
to
attend
the
funeral
of
her
mother,
the
late,
Mrs.
COMPLETELY
RENOTATED
"Better
Than
Ever"
Best
Food
and
Service
In
City
Phone
17
for
Send-out
Order
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
Back
from
a
world
tour,
Don-'
aid
McCullough,
BBC
speaker.
Sydney
Alexander,
which
held
Sunday
afternoon.
was
ator
Alben
Barkley
of
Kent-.
tueky,
annually
entertains
at
says
that
all
over
the
globe
ppople
run
down
the
British
,
climate.
"But."
he
continues,
"I
have
always
maintained
it
was
-
J
not
granted
or
not
fully
granted
them.
When
the
'
people
of
Soviet
Russia
become
aware
ff
the
rights
i
enjoyed
even
by
discriminated-against
minorities
in
democratic
countries,
they
may
come
to
feel
j
"
that
they
are
themselves
the
victims
of
an
act
of
j
'
total
discrimination
by
their
own
government.
I
.'.,.
'
Christian
Science
Monitor
bat
.
Lot
1
&
MORS
day,
son,
Sent
at
i
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InK
Vfe
taty
mel
rot
hoii
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FOR
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FOR
hot
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to
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FOR,.
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out
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t.
FC
r
i
FC
easily
the
most
comfortable
to
be
found
anywhere.
We
get
a
little
of
almost
every
kind
of
weather.
ChMdren
can
play
quite
happily
out
of
doors
every
month
in
the
year."
And
is
not
that
equally
true
of
the'weather
In
Prince
Rupert?
Of
course
it
is.
Comfortable
is
the'
word!
It's
not
hard
to
become
acquainted
up
river
that
roomy,
empty
silent
land
where
no
one
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
if
GEORGE
L:
'tviiiiiiKrfii
ll
Public
Accour.iar.U
seems
to
be
worrying
over
Berlin
Income
Tax
feral
Besner
Block
RICHEST
CITY
Only
Ice-Bar
In
St.
Lawrence
'
'
Prevented
It,
Says
Professor
"MONTREAL
ff
-But
for
'the
SINGER
SEWING
LESSONS
Our
course
in
dressmaking
will
be
starting
soon,
afternoon
or
evening
classes.
8
Lessons
for
$18
00
Enroll
now
at
SINGER
SEWING
MACHINE
COMPANY
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
A.
Johnson,
city;
A.
Awld,
Edmonton;
Capt.
and
Mrs.
W.
Meyers,
Alice
Arm;
t.
Bromley.
Penticton;
J.
T.
Kowalik,
Hines
Creek,
Alta.;
Mr.
ahd
Mrs.
C.
L.
'Lewis,
Butedale:
Q.
J..
Johnson,
Vancouver;
G.
Joy,
Prince
Geofge;
F.
J.
Lewis.
Sclah,
Washington;
W.
M.
Mel-llsh,
Anchorage;
J.
W.
Cox,
'
'
.
C0WB.il
or
anything
else.
Meet
anyone
probably
never
saw
him
before
and
it's
"Good
morning,"
or
Howdy,"
or,
,
like
.
enough,
.
a
cheery
nod.
It
does
not
'
take
much,.
It
seems,
to
start
a
conversation.
What
it"
will
consist
of
does
not
matter.
boat
m
.
j.
,.v
$....
A.
P.
CRAWLET
j
Designing
-H
Fine
WorkmnsiS-
Agents
for
Ketttj
PAPER
HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
What
people
think
,
of
the
Skeena
Highway
shows
a
natural
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Color
,
for
yoti
Do
you
suffer
distress
from
J.
P.
MOLLKPv
Phone
BLUE
155
ROCK
AND
COS
nrnnv
n
DU.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
.,
SUITE
S,
SMITH
BLOCK
CALLBLtt!
M.
J.
SAUHI
New,
Modern
S?
All
Work
Own
Ice
which
blocks
the
St.
Lawrence
River
five
months
a
year,
Montreal
Island
and
not
Manhattan
Island
might
have
accommodated
the
world's
richest
city,
Prof.
F.
Kenneth
Hare
of
McGill
University's
department
.of
geology,
told
a
lecture
group
No
other
Atlantic
port
has
such
an
Accessible
hinterland
as
Montreal
with
the
productive
interior
of
North
America
beyond
it,
-iTJje
significancehc
said,
"of
Montreal
to
Uieworld
as
a
w
hole
-and.
to
North
-America
can
bo
Hummed
up
very-
brtrtty:
to
the
-WW.
Montfea
'is?
the
great
ISulk'
port
of
Canada,
and
to
spme
extent
ofpkh
America
-enerally;
to
Nor
(America
the
33ty
Is
the
commirfiat
and
financial
metropolis
of
Canada,
especially
as
regards
the
growing
Commercial
empire
based
upn
the
power
resources
of
the
St.
"Lawrence
system."
Phone
705
P.O.
Box
1401
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI.
Phone
BLACK
750
972
10th
East
MARGARET!
optometk:
In
New
Of
ROOM
10
STONE
New
ft
BLUE
'
p
0
Box
1
(fUM
ha
roach
around
the
world
'
E
-lid
to
end,
the
counters
of
Canada's
3,3.10
branch
hanks
would
stretch
only
a
fewmiles.
Yet
they
reach
farming,
lumbering,
Ashing,
mining
and
industrial
communitieH
right
across
Canadd
help
move
the
products
of
these
areas
into
the
markets
of
the
world.
Through
their
foreign
branches
and
correspondents,
banks
help
to
find
customers
for
Canadian
goods,
help
bring
back
the
.
goods
Canada
must
buy
abroad.
'
They
provide
Canada's
traders
with
the
financial
experience
and
facilities
necessary
to
the
two-way
flow
of
our
foreign
trade-...
which
,
totalled
a
record
five
billion
dollars
in
1917.
J
v
-
v
i
cipnr!
With
Its
Nervous,
Highstrung
Feelings?
Ar
ynu
tmtihM
by
dintrctw
of
fpnnle
functional
monthly
diHturttancim?
lm
it
make
you
fWf
mo
nertnt
cranky,
rentWw.-
vwk,
a
it
moody-M
sui-h
tinw?
I
hrn
ih
try
l.viwi
K.
I'iiikhiiin'a
V
Hf
irtble'
C'omMiunl
to
relieve
nurli
vmpliHtw!
Women
by
the
ihouantMfe
he
reHr(cd
rctnitrkfitile
bcncfiiH.
Pink
ham's
Compound
ie
what
Doctors
cell
a
uterine
eedative.
It
ha
a
grand
thii
effect
on
one
ot
woman
n
moHt
imwfrinnt
oritann.
Taken
reitularly
i
'ink
ham's
(
wnpound
helw
build
up
reswlHtH-e
aitninttl
su-h
dwlreMi.
Its
aijo
a
(
retU.
siuuutckH;
Uuih.
J
All
UruKMtorea,
HELEN
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
'
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
Rubber
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
etc
Second-Hand
Furniture
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
"
J.
S.
WUson
returned
to
thi
city
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
m
provincial
command
Of
the
Canadian
Legion
at
the
weekend.
.
;
Monthly
Female
Pains
Pinkham's
Compound
is
tury
ffrvtie
to
relieve
monthly
rramfm,
hetid:u-he,
bokat-he
hen
due
to
female
fumiional
tiKHJthly
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