as
early
as
It
did.
Once
he
went
'
j
tn
'
New
York
on
business.
He'
lrinrc
Ruprrt
DaMtf
rectus
LtD.
Tuesday,
February
17.
1948
'I
had
a
little
tin
whistle
and
New
j.York
did
not
mind
the
sound,
lu
j'lact.
it
helped.
REVEAL
FILM
COUNCIL
PLANS
TO
DELEGATES
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
kn
Independent
dailv
nrwspap
.'
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
compris.
northern
nad
cen'rul
British
Columbia.
iAuthonwd
as
Stcond
Class
Miiil,
Post
Oflice
Department.
Ottawa)
Publish
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Ruoert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Priuce
Rupert,
Brttish
Columbia.
i
"
Some
islands
are
rainy
or
'snowy
-and
snme
are
Juicy.
Pre-;
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
O.
A.
K'-'NTES.,
Managing
Editor.
cipitation
In
the
Kaien
group
of
world,
since
then,
has
been
on
ff
aro(1ld
somPwnore
between
Pictures
showing
arrival
balance
ana
ouv
oi
v.
showery
and
a
bit
wet
but
in
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OF
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week.
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Per
Mouth.
65c;
Per
Tear,
17.00;
uyiii
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
&4.00.
-tttau9-
the
first
througn
train
to
Prine?
the
Hawaiian
islets,
its
Daly
was
one
of
Prince
thing
else
again.
On
the
island
Rupert
in
April
1914
indicate
a
!
pleasant
enough
day.
Most
of
Ri.nprfs
pnrlv
and
unique
char-
of
Kauai,
lor
example,
mere
are
Operating
set-up
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
was
explained
last
night
to
a
meetinp
of
more
than
30
delegates
from
organizations
which
have
subscribed
to
it
in
order
to
promote
distribution
of
films
for
instruction
and
entertainment
of
local
proups.
The
outline
was
given
by
Sgt
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
council
chairman,
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Black,
sec
s
4
m
i
i
Prince
Rupert's
population
ap-
'
kn,,w
hinl.
And
f-xlremrs.
Near
Mount
Waiulcale
pears
to
have
been
represented
knowil,g
him,
you
didn't
the
annual
rainfall
Is
about
4(50
In
the
size
of
the
reception
jurget
pat,
overnight.
Put
was
inches.
Elsewhere
but
not
so
far
crod.
Some
are
in
shirt-sleeves.
a
mining
man.
Perhaps
lie
lack-
uay,
the
climate
Is
so
dry
tliat
Here
and
there
may
be
seen
ed
a
string
of
letters
afU-r
his
desert
cactus
flixirish
and
tli-horse-drawn
rigs.
Smiles
can
be
g0Od
old
Irish
name
but
he
did
sou
jS
powdery.
noted,
which
was
natural
savvy
mines,
mining
and
miners.
enough.
No
one
suspected
it,
He'd
been
in
all
the
camps.
He
AI
t
lASSi.,iCiFUs
.
but
the
Big
Noise
was
only
lour
was
of
average
size
and
build
Fruni
Viiiwuuver
Miiday
months
distant.
August
was
on
grizzled,
tanned
and
toughened
l
g
Murray.
J
M.
Sawyer,
V
the
way
and
new
songs,
"It's
a
by
his
roving
open
air
life.
Had
uiirft
rill.
D.
A
McRae.
retary,
at
a
meeting
in
the
Civic
You
sav
it
mUtk
E
Christensen
Long,
Long
Way
to
Tippemry"
there
been
no
Pat
Daly,
uu
T()
vuncouver-and
"Pack
Up
Your
Troubles"
lamous
Premier
property
might
j,,
G
fIi(.ks
would
be
heard
everywhere.
The
not
have
meant
work
and
wages
,
I
Centre
and
contained
the
latest
information
supplied
by
the
National
Film
Board
and
the
extension
department
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
Sgt.
Potterton
said
that
so
far,
28
organizations
have
taken
out
membership
in
the
Film
Council
and
that
he
anticipates
an
even
larger
membership.
The
interest
shown,
lie
said,
will
have
an
influence
on
the
extension
department
in
the
matter
of
supplying
films.
DLACKHcADb
kelp
the
cm
THIS
AND
THAT
IN
WAR-TORN
VI
10
1HI
!
lion't
mu
kUfklmuli-
4uwol
Ihmn.
Wo
Hum
o(
iotum
(l'r
fr
u
!
intu
"
PP'y
'"
"
I"
di-"l
ikI
,
clold
tT
bl.'kl-d.
I
diwwir
hy
tliui
Milt
aiiuvla
mt.l.wl.
31
6ul
lj
We
Had
$2,00(1000
I"
HERE
IS
SOMETHING
delightfully
naive
about
I
the
remark
of
the
dear
old
lady
in
Victoria
who
inherited
two
million
dollars
and
said:
"Dear
me,
I
really
don't
know
what
I'll
do
with
it
as
my
husband
and
myself
are
comfortable
now."
Which
brings
up
the
question
of
what
any
of
us
would
do
if
we
suddenly
inherited
two
million
dollars.
Certainly,
there
would
be
few
of
us
who,
if
we
did
not
know
what
we
were
going
to
do
with
it,
would
admit
a
problem.
Some
of
us
might
think
first
of
our
own
material
pleasures,
would
incline
to
relax
into
the
satisfaction
of
our
own
desires,
whatever
they
might
be.
Some
of
us
might
think
at
first
of
continued
leisure,
of
acquiring
material
things
which
we
have
dreamed
about,
of
travel,
of
the
pursuit
of
our
individual
hanijines.
Put
probably
human
nature
Tor
the
large
majority
of
people
would
be
to
derive
the
greatest
fatiV'faction
from
sudden
wealth
by
exercising
the
ability
of
giving
pleasure
and
help
to
others.
"The
emotion
of
love
often
brings
on
a
cold,"
says
a
physician.
And
also
chills
and
fever,
he
mipht
well
have
added.
Moje
than
400
million
children
in
Europe
and
Asia
are
still
paying
the
exist
of
war.
It's
a
levy
written
in
hunger,
cold
misery
and
disease.
To
help
thse
children,
the
Canadian
Appeal
for
Children
seeks
to
collect
$10
million.
This
APPEAL
FORCC
This
advertiypintnt
s
ll.f
money
will
also
be
made
to
I
,
Under
the
scheme,
Mrs.
J.
M.
;
Black
said,
a
block
of
20
films
!
will
be
supplied
by
Uie
extension
.department
lor
a
period
of
two
'months.
Only
cost
to
them
will
meet
their
educational
needs.
I
tie
need
is
urgent
n
these
t
P10NIH
rrfr
iat)
children
are
to
be
saved.
PHOTOGRAPHY
lrTelopine,
rrinting
InlarKine,
Pirliirf
Ira
mine
Chandler
and
Cowjiill
210
Fourth
Street
Bok
645
PRINCE
RUPKKT.
I1C.
be
shipping
charges.
At
the
end
ruuu
m
G13
Third
Avrw
NATIVE
CHILD
PASSES
AWAY
flU
W
of
that
period
the
films
will
be
exchanged
with
another
Film
j
Council
in
this
province
for
films
held
by
them.
,'
Movement
of
these
films
will
I'llOM.BtJ
j
nonius
siepnen
Kioiey,
o-i
TltV
be
on
a
circulating,
co-operative
month
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
basis
which
will
assure
a
con-
William
Ridley,
of
Kitkatla.
died
stant
flow
of
new
films
to
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
on
Sun-Prince
Rupert.
day.
A
family
service
was
con-In
addition
to
this,
the
Film
ducted
by
Bishop
J.
B.
Gibson
Council
is
required
to
purchase
al
the
B.C.
Undertakers
Chapel
another
block
of
films
at
a
cast
last
evening
prior
to
the
re
of
$200.
How
many
films
will
be
m..ins
bin
,...,
U)
Kit.
Rex
Cat
katla
today
for
Interment.
!
()!
TASTY
MEAL
'
"i
p
Suey
Chos
i
HIM'SF
nlSIIKK
(M
R
Sfff
in
this
block
is
not
known
at
present.
However,
these
"pin-chase"
films
will
form
the
basis
of
another
circulating
system
which
will
alternate
monthly
with
the
original
block
of
20
basic
films.
OPEN
J
AM
TO
2
AM
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1
t
I
i.-
Vtl1t-
ifaw
Vw-
tw.
'
SECOND
AVENUE.
OPKJS1TE
PRINCE
RUPERT
1.
What
is
wrong
with
thi
sentence?
"I
intended
to
write
"Not
TIIE
Mrs.
Qulnlan
'Maker
of
Fine
Pies
Since
1848?"
The
council
will
have
the
choice
of
what
films
it
buys
but
yu
ail
week."
the
block
of
20
basic
films
sup-
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-plied
free
will
be
chosen
by
the
j
nuneiation
of
'
resume"
mourn
extension
department.
,
.
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
The
meeting
decided
that,
'is
misspelled?
Column,
volnmn.
since
it
now
has
a
substantial
autumn.
A
TRUE
CHAMPION
THE
FIGHTER
who
reached
his
peak
before
LIKE
the
big
event,
we
exhausted
our
adjectives
in
praise
of
Barbara
Ann
Scott
too
soon.
Maybe
we
should
have
been
less
lyrical,
less
generous
with
our
headlines
when
she
won
the
European
skating
championship
and
then
the
Olympic.
Then
we
would
have
had
a
little
left
over
for
praise
of
the
world's
championship
conquest
instead
of
the
whole
thing
being
now
a
little
anti-climatic.
Perhaps
it
is
a
little
silly
anyway
to
editorialize
about
it
as
we
are
quite
sure
that
everyone
feels
just
as
delighted
as
we
do
over
Barbara
Ann's
successive
triumphs
and
can
express
it
just
as
well.
It
would
have
been
a
stunning
thing
if
Barbara
Ann
had
lost
any
of
these
title
quests.
But
she
Crime
through
as
expected
and
with
exemplary
attitude.
Always
she
kept
her
poise,
naturalness
rrr)
'ood
humor.
She
has,
no
doubt,
won
the
hearts
of
the
people
of
the
world
as
she
has
already
cap-t-irpd
tbo?e
of
Canadians.
She's
a
true
Olympic
champion,
not
only
because
of
her
skating
ability
b"t
because
she
has
conducted
herself
at
all
times
r.s
a
champion
should.
The
most
diverting
sight
we've
seen
in
recent
months
was
a
teen-age
girl
trying
to
roll
a
membership,
it
will
seek
immediate
delivery
of
the
20
basic
films.
Purchase
of
the
other
group
of
films
can
be
made
anv
4.
What
docs
the
word
"abo-
litioti"
mean?
!
'
5.
What
is
a
woid
beginning
with
ts
that
means
"unreasonable
fc::ntemut
of
danger"?
ANSWERS
!
1.
Sny.
"I
intend-
d
all
week
time
this
year.
Any
groups
desiring
to
obtain
special
films
can
do
so
at
extra
cost
to
themselves
but
the
dele-
to
write
to
vou."
It
would
have
HUM-s
icil
uiat
uie
irquesi,
,,
a
..
long
,,.,,
letter,
,..t,pr
htld
had
,
you
should
be
channeled
through
written
"all
wck."
2.
Pronounce
ray-7.u-may,
u
as
in
unit,
principal
accent
on
lastsyllable.
3.
Volume.
4.
Act
of
doing
away
with
wholly,
or
state
of
ex
-
i
Unction.
"The
remedy
for
every
i
sucipl
wrong
can
be
nothing
less'
than
the
abolition
of
the
wrong."
,
Heniy
George.
5.
Temerity.
the
Film
Council.
Catalogues
of
National
-
Film
Board
films
and
other
productions
are
available.
Mrs.
Black
impressed
the
delegates
with
the
importance
of
filling
in
the
information
requested
on
cards
that
accompany
each
of
the
films.
The
cards
request
information
on
the-
number
of
people
attend-
,ing
the
showing
and
their
re-j
KkoiN
a.
v
-a
irequeni
visi-actions
to
the
film.
This
in
for-
l',r
Ul
'''
noli('p
'ou,'t
nere
d"
mation
is
used
as
a
basis
fr
'
''ided
to
attend
sessions
in
a
dif-National
Film
Board,
produc-'
l-rcnl
role
recently
that
of
Uon
policy
the
following
year
spectator.
After
talking
loudly
and
also
gives
them
an
indica-!to
hi
neighbors
and
falling
tion
of
the
activity
of
the
local
I
asleep,
he
was
booked
on
a
li-cuunr.il.
l11"1'
charge.
f-y!rm((i'
ATTENTION
j
In
a
discussion
of
the
need
for
funds,
it
was
decided
that
the
'
'council
would
not
solicit
money,
but
would
let
its
member
organizations
know
that
donations
i
will
be
acceptable.
The
treasury
iat
present
contains
about
$100
!
and
the
council
faces
the
need
FISHERMEN!
(J
to
purchase
films
this
year
and
the
eventual
purchase
of
a
projector.
In
order
that
the
present
projector
and
films
mav
tret
the
A
GREEK
TRAGEDY
THE
GREEK,
famed
for
drama
and
tragedy
since
the
mighty
days
of
Homer,
again
plays
his
drama
to
the
hilt.
This
time
as
a
nation.
Even
the
word
"tragedy"
is
Greek.
It
literally
means
"goat
song."
And
many
a
Greek,
today,
feels
that
the
land
of
Hellas
is
singing
a
goat's
song
to
the
tune
of
power
polities.
What
is
this
land
of
that
goat's
song?
Greece
is
a
country
of
50,147
square
miles.
Her
population
is
less
than
London's.
Much
of
Greece
is
rugged
mountains
and
rocky
lands.
Her
climate
ranees
from
the
blistering
sirocco
of
mid-summer
to
icy
mountain
winds
and
deep
snow
in
winter.
Yet
for
all
that
forbidding
picture,
Greece
is
an
agricultural
country
and
farming
is
as
tough
and
thankless
there
as
any
place
in
the
world.
Only
twenty
percent
of
the
land
in
Greece
can
be
farmed,
vet
sixtv
percent
of
the
workers
are
farmers
and
two
thirds
of
the
national
income
is
torn
from
these
tiny
mountain
plots.
Three
quarters
of
all
Greek
farms
are
71
acres
or
less
in
size.
Even
in
peace
and
plenty,
life
for
most
Greeks
can
onlv
be
an
endless
stiw'le.
but
now,
in
a
torn
and
starving
world,
they
play
the
tragedy
and
sing
the
goat
song
more
than
ever
before.
4
NEWS
REELS
PRICELESS
1
broadest
use
without
damage,
the
council
plans
to
open
a
Install
a
Marine
Muffler
On
Your
Buat
Engine
and
Avoid
Harmful
back
I'ltrssrui;
We
make
mufflers
to
suit
your
engine.
school
for
projectionists.
More
than
a
score
submitted
their
names
for
training
last
night.
An
Tlritlhli
Coluniluunn,
our
abilily
to
produce
fishery
produets
fur
ex'e'ls
lnruiluK
volume
of
coriKiimplioti.
Our
dependence
on
exjMrt
inarketH
in,
therefore,
very
real.
Under
our
pyMem
of
free
enterprise
on
thit
North
American
continent,
a
higher
standard
of
living
is
enjoyed
ly
more
people
than
anywhere
else
in
the
world,
whether
under
the
name
or
any
other
economic
nystein.
Th
maintenance
of
thi
living
8tandard
in
aided
hy
our
continual
effort
h
to
pKlm-e
quality
products
at
t-oslK
lii
U
will
admit
them
to
all
-oiiiictitivc
markets.
AUCKLAND
W
Two
senior
French
Civil
Aviation
authorities
are
visiting
New
Zealand
to
explore
the
possibility
of
establishing;
an
air
link
between
French
South
Pacific
Territories,
New
Caledonia
and
Tahiti
in
cooperation
with
the
National
Airways
South
Pacific
Services.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
253
East
First
Ave.
Black
884
Ormes
Drugs
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
Brilish
Columbia
Packers
Limited
Vancouver,
B.C.
MAY
APPEAR
to
be
of
temporary
NEWSREELS
importance
only
but
there
is
another
viewpoint.
What
would
we
not
give
today
for
a
screen
glimpse
of
Napoleon
and
Wellington
directing
the
Battle
of
Waterloo
from
their
hilltops?
Or
of
the
landing
of
Maisonneuve
at
Hochelaga,
row
Montreal,
and
his
welcome
by
the
Indians?
Or
of
the
first
view
of
the
Pacific
by
Alexander
MacKenzie
and
his
painting1
on
the
rocl
"Meander
MacKenzie
from
Canada
bv
land
July
22,
17r)5."
Newsreels
are
records
of
history
in
the
making,
even
thouch
for
today's
audience
they
are
merely
interludes
in
an
entertainment
show,
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