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Tit1
?ximt
Uuprrt
Dally
foetus
Wet'.-.iesclay,
Januirv
12.
1049
Reminiscences
P.O.W.
Tells
War
Story
Xo
rnrteprndrnt
.dally
nrwrpvn
devoted
to
th
upbuilding
of
Prlnc
Rupert
i
nd
!!
eommutiltlRK
eom-n-'Mng
northern
nd
central
British
Columbia
'
By
W.J.
and
Reflections
3
(AurnortTml
u
second
Ciaa
Mall,
-
Port
Off
Ira
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
everr
afternoon
except
Sunday
bT
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
8rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
BrltUh
Columbia,
-
a
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRT.
Managing
Director.
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OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
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BURFAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
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hall-,
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v,
been
seen
Is
a
and
t.v.
......
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The
proposed
coast-wide
Th
i
mnre
than
one
way
...
...
inn
nr'snnw
from
the
but
landings
sweepstake
new
and
refreshing
idea,
origin-
j
beauifui
rtf
Rev.
C.
E.
Sendall
Recount
Experiences
In
Intriguing
Vein
Before
Canadian
Club
Philosophical
humor
coated
a
r,;-.t
nf
husiness
ncemises.
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Week.
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Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Tear,
til
00.
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
50c:
Per
Year.
5
00
sufficiently
ating
with
the
Kinsmen.
There
up-rver.
Assuming
you
are
the
hl
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ninus
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i
hill.
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inn
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foolish
to
pav
rent,
tne
raaun
r
.
mui
me
I
tures
caught
the
,
and
hies
of
k.
.
narrative
of
two
grim
years
as
I
a
prisoner
otwar
which
was
told
j
at
a
meeting
of
the
Women's
r
vJ
v
i
I-
-
5
.
..
I
1
A
w-x
j
can
always
be
referred
to
the'
it's
a
fact
that
all
of
us
like
owner
of
the
building.
One
can
j
bit
of
a
gamble
now
and
then,
quietly
ignore
the
citys
ultl-j
Halibut
is
right
down
our
alley,
malum.
You
can
buy
a
barrel
In
more
ways
than
one.
It
keeps
of
coarse
salt,
charging
It.
and
plenty
of
folks
eating.
A
.sweep-distribution,
to
the
landlord.
Or
stake
is
fine
publicity
and.
pro
"'
and
amont
These
exqulsi
.
ert
on
a
St.tn
exact
scene
in'
;
down
to
the
There
are
also
pic;;
home,
in.
lumng
the
you
can
call
the
snowfall
an'
Act
of
God
and
be
content
to
await
such
time
as
He,
In
His'
wisdom,
wps
fit
to
remove
It.
perly
handled,
should
go
over
with
a
bang.
You
may
not
win
but
the
fun
and
bright
star
of
hope
are
worth
the
cost
of
the
ticket.
uu.-i
summer
sunset..
Rupert
Ei
Pansies
were
plucked
In
Nova
Scotia
Monday
afternoon,
according
to
a
dispatch.
Snow
apples
are
also
grown
in
thai
province,
only
the
fruit
is
not
picked
in
February.
Normin
Bcllis
Dead
at
62,
Tom
Longboat,
who
brought
fame
to
Canada
and
acclaim
and
renown
to
himself,
was
buried
Monday.
As
a
runner,
he
was,
In
his
heyday.
Ion.
annul
ox
uy,
p(
Fishermen's
(W
f
elation
are
c...
'
unrivalled.
He
looked
the
pa
1
night
on
the
Phi;
;V'r
Era
Here
RIG
celanese
pulp
mill
project
at
Port
Edward
THE
is
definitely
on
the
move
again.
Materials
are
being
stockpiled
and
the
organization
of
per-
sonnel
in
connection
with
the
construction
is
under
"'way.
One
of
these
days
there
will
be
an
announce-ftf&nt
of
the
letting
of
contracts
and
things
will
then
begin
to
really
hum.
Possibly
we
in
Prince
Rupert
are
not
fully
appreciative
even
yet
of
the
vast
difference
this
project
is
going
to
make
to
the
business
and
economic
set-up
of
the
city.
Within
the
next
few
weeks
it
will
probably
begin
to
grow
upon
us
and
things
will
be
happening,
like
they
did
during
the
war,
before
we
really
realize
whaf
is
going
on.
Fact
is,
Prince
Rupert
is
due
for
a
boom
this
.
.year
a
boom
happily
founded
on
legitimate
development
and
exploitation
of
the
country.
We
1
ou
Id
be
thinking
seriously
about
whether
we
are
"aliTe
or
are
even
prepared
to
cope
w
ith
the
new
demands
that
will
be
thereby
imposed
upon
us
as
a
.
community.
i
AVe
do
not
need
to
be
wondering
any
more
about
m
nether
or
not
we
are
going
to
have
big
industrial
development
here.
What
wp
should
.be
worrying
about
is
whether
we
are
going
to
be
in
a
position
to
,
mtet
the
changed
situation
which
it
will
entail.
wiry
and
tireless,
a
son
of
the!
Vancouver
ELLIOTT
AND
HIS
LAWYER
Elliott
Roosevelt
was
in
conference
with
his
lawyer
at
Poughkrepsie,
N
Y.,
before
appearing
in
the
office
of
Dutchess
coXinty
district
Attorney
W.
Vincent
Grady
where,
after
e
private
half-hour
interview,
it,
was
announced
that
"the
investigation
is
terminated
and
the
matter
closed."
Pictured
atnve
is
Elliott
with
his
lawyer,
Joseph
A.
Me-Cabe.
Both
Etiiou
an
-
ms
w4ie,
Faye
Emerson,
vigorously
denied
that
the
left
wrist
wound
of
the
latter
was
self-inflicted.
w
a:
Six
Nations
who
shared
in
Can
Canadian
Club
last
night
in
First
Presbyterian
Church
by
Rev.
George
E.
Sendall.
I.",
a
pleasant,
conversational
style,
Mr.
Sendall
recounted
experiences
not
only
in
the
various'
camps
in
Germany,
Memeland
and
Poland
but
also
as
a
navigator
on
bombing
operations
which
culminated
in
escape
from
a
flaming
Halifax
near
Amsterdam
and
subsequent
capture
and
incarceration
"for
the
duration."
An
audience
of
reasonable
numbers,
presided
over
by
Mrs.
T.
N.
Youngs,
listened
with
interest
and
appreciation
to
Mr.
Sendall's
discourse
ar.d
would
gladly
have
heard
more
of
his
story.
How
the
bombing
airman
was
equipped
fur
every
emergency
including
that
of
being
forced
down
in
enemy
territory
was
told
by
the
speaker
who
went
on
to
describe
his
first
flight
over
enemy
territory
an
expedition
to
drop
leaflets
on
the
French
city
of
Orleans
which
ended
in
losing
the
way
noire
and
the
fortuitous
petting
back
to
base
with
the
aid
of
London
searchlights.
Description
of
some
of
the
thrills
and
the
arduosities
of
luni
nc.v-umv
in
th,
r
will
loin
r.,ri
r.:
,
Chief
of
Canada
travel
bureau,
Leo
Doran,
says
he
never
hears
Canadians
boosting
their
provinces
the
way
they
do
that
sort
of
thing
in
the
United
States.
If
they
did,
perhaps
fewer
Canadians
would
cross
'the
border.
Watch
'em
go.
'
uuiHf
ada's
history
since
the
days
of
Champlain!
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
he
t
yon
and
Ivor
Joh;
already
in
the
u?'
;
Steamship
Movement!
icr
to
the
Gestapo
Jaii
rear
Rotterdam,
the
grilling
experi
rrom
the
Dayton,
Ohio,
Journal:
"Tliey
had
their
friends
in
last
night
fpr
a
sousewarming."
ence
in
the
heat
chamber
atl'
Vancouver
Frankfurt
and
after
that'
the
i
Sunday
ss.
Coqultlam,
11
p.m.
routine
of
the
prison
camps.!
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
1:30
Those
who
"threw"
themselves
Pn
ill
out
into
such
activities
and
I
Thursday-ss.
Prince
Rupert,
recreations
as
were
offered
fared
P
m-
not
so
badly
in
-the
end.
Those
!
Fpb-
5
and
20
ss-
Process
inclined
to
brood
were
likely
to
Noran.
a.m.
go
off
the
beam."
,From
Vanturer
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WIIXIAMS
pays
lo
buy
at
BULGERS
I
liecause
Huluer'n
name
stands
in
I
hack
of
every
purchase
you
mal
,
IJiihter'n
handle
nil
the
bunday
ss.
camosun,
u
p.m
I
Wednesday
ss
Prince
George.
1
10
a.m.
Mr.
Sendall's
first
camp
was
at
Barth,
near
Stettin,
the
next
at
Hydakrug
in
Memeland
near
.
1
What
Is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"Mary's
solution
was
more
perfect
than
yours."
t
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-'
nuueiation
of
"maniacal"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Petroleum,
petie-'
fy,
petulance.
1
4.
What
does
the
word
"seg-'
rcgate"
verb
mean?
I
5
What
Is
a
word
beginning!
with
fo
that
means
"to
nour-!
uetl
known
Rood
malt.:G1,
Friday
ss.
Coquitlam,
1
p.m.
January
15
and
29
ss.
Princess
Norah,
a.m.
j
lor
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
I
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
11
p.m.
from
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun.
a.m.
from
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
heavy
night
bombing
operations
Lithuania,
then
at
Thorn
in
Po-with
four-engined
Halffaxes
led
land
and.
finally,
the
reprisal
up
to
a
flight
of
April,
1943,
the
ramp
at
Bclsen
where
things
fifth
of
a
single
week,
an
on-
were
"really
tough."
The
speak-eration
which
was
preceded
by'er
gave
the
Germans,
in
spite
the
intuition
that
they
would
0f
their
stern
and
rigid,
if
ma-not
be
returning
"without
dif-
chine-like
and
sometimes
stupid
ficulty."
After
the
bombing
of
control,
credit
for
at
least
one
Essen
with
an
already
crippled
thing
their
strict
code
of
ele-machine,
there
ensued
the
mental
honesty.
And,
In
some
taking
fire
and
the
bailing
out
ways,
there
were
consolations
.
.
...
.
,
...ill,
U
(
:
i
i
I
!u
Iter's
sell
at
standard
Canadian
advertised
prices
after
paying
transportation
to
Canada's
farthest
city
Mulder's
carry
the
newest
and
best
si
vie.
wiwi
wiuits
imo
me
uuicn
such
as
the
constant
secret
January
15
and
29
-ss.
Princess
ish"?
ANSWERS
1.
Say,
"Mary's
solution
was
more
nearly
perfect
than
yours."
2.
Pronounce
ma-ni-a-cal,
first
and
second
a's
as
in
ask
un
BETTER
WEATHER
above
in
San
Francisco
and
eleven
FOURTEEN
above
in
Vancouver
whjle
here
in
Prince
Rupert
the
thermometer
hovers,
on
the
upper
side
of
freezing
mark
that
is
a
pretty
and
a
comfortable
meteorological
picture,
we
would
say.
':-Away
up
north
in
the
Yukon,
streams
trickle
in
balmy
fifty
above
thermometric
ranges.
The
British
Columbia
Weatherman
really
says
something,
even
if
he
is
unable
to
account
for
it
all,
tSvhen
he
admits
that
there
is
a
change
these
last
few
years
in
the
meteorological
situation.
,
With
that
fine
weather
of
last
summer
and
now
Mhis
winter,
snowy
though
it
may
have
so
far
been
Bi.it
comparing
more
than
favorably,
not
only
with
J
"Vancouver
but
even
with
California,
Prince
Rupert
I
need
no
longer
take
back
talk
from
anybody
about
j
her
weather.
It
may
take
a
long
time
to
live
down
the
old
rain
reputation,
which
was
never
as
bad
as
it
was
mads
-
out
to
be
anyway,
but
it
is
gratifying
at
least
for
us
-
to
know,
after
these
successive
fine
years,
that
it
is
at
least
past
history.
Prince
Rupert
people
can
'
henceforth
do
a
lot
of
boasting
instead
of
apologizing
about
their
w-eather.
uela-
"
!
radio
which
the
Germans
knew
Interesting
in
the
telling
were
about
but
usually
had
trouble
in
the
experiences
of
lying
in
the
.detecting.
There
was
also
the
Norah,
a.m.
rnr
Ocean
V?'...
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
socmen
aitcn
as
dogs
and
police
continual
bartering
with
cigar-'
11:15
p.m.
searched
for
the
escapees,
tin
ettpS
as
the
principal
medium
January
5
and
20
--s.i.
Princes.;
wandering
about
for
a
week
in
0f
exchange
the
lessons
i:i
.Corah,
p.m.
the
disguise
of
a
Dutch
sailor,
speculation
8Ueculauon
and
and
business,
business,
surralv
supply
'
Alaska
the
HI.
furtive
co-operation
a..iu.i
ui
of
the
tilt;
and
demand,
rumors
and
!
Werlnesdav
ss
Piince
Runert
stressed,
I
as
in
lie,
third
a
as
in
at
unstressed,
accent
second
syllable.
3.
Petrify.
4.
To
separate
or
cut
from
others
or
from
the
main
body.
"The
poorer
class
'was
segregated
from
th"
rich."
5.
Foster.
re-!
1
actions.
j
Dutch
people
and
the
final
cap-
in1-.
niirhl..'
January
15
and
2!)
ss.
Princess
Norah,
a.m.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
ture
.in
the
hay
loft
with
a
But
ln
the
mklst
of
the
mo,st
seeming
whole
army
bearing
gri'in
circumstances.
there
was
shotguns,
pitchforks
and
clubs.
of
ahvays
some
spark
numor
Followed
a
few
days
of
good
,
and
it
was
this
that
did
much
treatment
in
the
Luftwaffe
to
keep
up
the
morale,
station
at
Amsterdam,
the
trans-
-
TRY
A
CLAhMlFti.:
20
-ss.
Prin-
p.m.
January
5
and
cess
Norah.
p.m.
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
rcij
!
f
-
'
!
!
:
f
'
.
,
i
,
.
-
-
PRINCE
R!
nOTTLE
COL
AND
MESSL
B'er,
SKla.
Pr
K.
F.
Harding,
general
mana-'
eer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish-e
-ie
Co-operative
Aswiciation,
ttliu
went
to
Ottawa
t)
attend
iiie
annual
meeting
of
the
Fish-
'
eiie
Research
Board
of
Canada,
mas
forced
to
enter
hospital
ii.
:
tne
capital
soon
after
his
arri-al
there.
However,
he
expects
I
to
be
out
by
the
coming
Satur-
j
day
in
time
to
attend
sessions
A.
S.
Carter,
who
entered
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
a
few
months
ago.
is
still
there
and
his
general
condition
l.s
favorable.
Mr.
Carter,
who
has
been
living
here
for
more
than
20
years,
and
who
comes
from
Alberta,
is
nearly
90
years
of
age.
HVTOWN
MACIIIN'F.
WORKS
Agent
for
SIMPLEX
GAS
and
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
Sales.
Service
and
ParUi
Gintfer
Ale
5:
PHONE
RC
Boat
Owners
and
users
of
In
'.ARET
dustrial
Engines
are
invited
to
MAR(
get
of
the
Fisheries
Support
Board
to
be
held
next
week.
Dally
rtews
c:a.v;Ulea
Ads
Quick
Results!
OPTOMFff
i
our
showroom
to
view
our
varl-j
ous
engines
and
talk
over
equip
ment
problems.
ROOM
10,
STONE
y
LUMBER'S
PROBLEM
THE
RHtish
Columbia
lumber
industry
faces
some
T
tough
problems
in
finding
markets
this
year,
it
was
confirmed
by
Minister
of
Lands
and
"Forests
E.
T.
Kenney
in
an
address
from
Victoria
Monday
night.
The
statement
of
the
minister
that
there
is
ho
immediate
demand
for
at
least
fifteen
percent
,
of
the
logs
cut
last
year
and
that
a
considerable
proportion
of
them
may
be
wasted
may
well
cause
some
concern.
"We
must
solve
the
problem
of
locating
new-markets
to
absorb
the
major
portion
of
the
40
percent
of
the
province's
lumber
production
which
in
rdcent
years
has
been
sold
to
the
United
Kindom,"
the
minister
observed,
holding
that
an
expansion
of
pulp
and
paper
manufacture
might
materially
help
in
the
readjustment
and
maintenance
of
the
;
industry.
Meantime,
a
ministerial
suggestion
is
that
the
industry
fccale
down
its
logging
operations
to
a
i
point
more
nearly
in
line
with
foreseeable
demand,
j
Fortunately,
with
the
new
developments
in
this
I
particular
area,
an
expansion
rather
than
a
cur-!
tajlment
of
logging
operations
may
be
anticipated.
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CHINA
IT
HAS
seemed
apparent
for
some
time
now
that
.
the
current
development
in
the
Chinese
civil
war
:
the
impending
surrender
of
nationalist
China
is
bound
to
come
sooner
or
later,
t
may
not
be
a
very
satisfactory
dish
to
have
the
sphere
of
Russian
in-,
fluence
extended
to
the
whole
of
China
but
the
fact
.is
that
the
Chinese
people
had
little
choice
in
the
-matter.
The
obduracy
of
Chiang-Kai-Shek
and
his
"
ill-scented
Kuomintang
made
it
undesirable
if
not
impossible
to
render
aid.
As
for
the
people
of
China
.
themselves
Communist
domination,
it
is
reasonable
to
assume,
will
be
no
worse
than
what
they
have
'
been
having.
And
probably
to
the
average
citizen
of
the
world
the
advent
of
some
measure
of
"peace
to
China
after
I
its
twelve
years
of
strife
will
be
something
of
a
re-;
lief
even
if
the
political
complexion
of
the
new
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in
that
long-suffering
land
may
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