prjnrc
Rupert
Dafl?
f3ctos
ttu.
Tuesday,
August
17,
1948
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
An
Independent
dally
newsjmper
devoted
to
tne
upbuilding
ot
Prince
Rupert
nd
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
APPRECIATIVE
OF
LOCAL
GIFT
Mayor
Noia
Arnold
has
received
appreciative
acknowledgement
from
the
mayor
of
Poole,
England,
for
gift
of
canned
salmon
which
was
sent
from
here
through
the
Mayor's
Fund
i;i
connection
with
the
wedding
at
HYDROGRAPHIC
VESSEL
HERE
The
Dominion
hydrographic
survey
vesel
William
J.
Stewart
docked
here
Monday
bringing
a
crew
member
here
lor
medical
treatment,
sailing
in
the
evening
to
continue
her
survey
work
off
Banks
Island.
She
was
tied
up
at
the
C.
N.
R.
wharf
most
of
the
day.
The
crew
member,
Theodore
L'Heur-
i
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
CarrUr.
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month,
65c;
Per
Tear,
7.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year.
4.00.
Ch
Cooll
Millions,
one
reads,
labor
under
have
lived
here
for
years,
ha-
e
the
delusion
that
wealth
brings
never
motored
over
the
Skeena
nothing
but
freedom
to
enjoy
Highway.
Hundreds
more
havei
the
sur-or
been
Possibility
of
War
and
to
spend.
Exactly
the
op-
never
scaled
any
of
,.,
i
ttiP
truth
it
is
asserted.
1
rounding
mountains
,
x
1
Princess
Elizabeth.
around
Kaien
Island.
And
plenty
of
others
have
never
seen
all
the
harbor.
The
inference
is
clear.
Yet.
Is
it
not
little
short
of
astonishing
the
number
of
persons
who
pre
fer
to
remain
miserable!
eux,
received
treatment
tu
a"
,
injured
finger
at
the
Prince
"On
behalf
of
the
townspeople
Rupert
General
Hospital,
and
j
of
Poole,"
says
the
letter
"I
returned
to
the
vessel,
before
send
you
the
warmest
thanks
she
sailed.
The
William
J.
for
the
magnificent
gift
of
can-Stewart
is
under
the
command
ned
salmon
from
the
citizens
of
of
Capt.
H.
W.
Miller.
j
Prince
Rupert
which
is
now
Port
Day
coming
up!
Hyeii
time,
you
bet.
Skookum
tum-tuni
and
klo-ho-wya
kr
One
can
better
understand
why
Gouzenko
is
under
the
permanent
protection
of
the
RC.
MP.
after
reading
those
despatches
from
New
York
antl
Washington.
Russians,
in
the
government
service
in
America,
were
prepared
to
do
anything
being
distributed
among
th?
needy
people
of
the
town
by
the
Rotary
Club
of
Poole.
We
appreciate
extremely
the
friendly
spirit
exemplified
by
the
pift.
TOURISTS
CATCH
WHITE
WHALES
The
Olympic
Games,
in
long
delayed
bright
weather,
concluded
in
London
last
week-end.
CHURCHILL
Two
white
;
T:
,
'whales
were
landed
Monday
I
versal
how
much
happier
a
place
even
to
the
point
of
suffering
world
would
be
We
of
to
meet
again
four
years
hence
dealn
grave
injury,
rathrr
nrn.nu.n
oVirtitlv
a
ftor
n
sriP-
this
ill
LCI
HW'
VI
IV
"
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Poole,
in
common
with
the
,
in
Finland.
Wise
indeed
would
han
reUirn
to
RUSSia.
There
BETWEEN
the
envoys
of
the
CONFERENCES
Western
Powers
and
Russian
Foreign
Minister
Molotov
continue
at
the
Kremlin
but,
with
a
secrecy
cloaking
the
outcome
of
negotiations
re-:
'
mindful
of
that
which
surrounded
the
important
parleys
of
wartime,
nothing
has
yet
been
divulged
to
clarify
the
situation.
We
had
thought
weeks
ago
that
the
Berlin
impasse
could
not
last
much
longer
but
still
it
does.
Today
it
has
been
suggested
that
another
meeting
with
Premier
Stalin
is
in
the
offing
which
may
bring
matters
to
a
final
decision.
A
retreat
by
either
the
Russians
or
the
western
,
.powers
would
mean
a
serious
blow
to
prestige.,
Although
it
is
admitted
that
the
western
allies,
their
position
really
being
untenable,
could
be
forced
out
of
Berlin
or
Germany
altogether,
for
;
.
that
matter,
war
may
not
be
imminent
for
Russia
;
can
hardly
afford
to
have
the
atomic
bomb
used
against
her
cities.
Possibly
the
only
thing
that
'
'
could
bring
about
war
now
would
be
if
Russia
viewed
it
as
inevitable
and
considered
tjie
present
as
the
most
favorable
time.
Therefore,
war
with
'
Russia,
while
possible,.
would
seem
to
be
still
improbable.
,
A
Picobac
smoker
will
tell
yuU
J
people
of
the
rest
of
the
country,
j
be
the
seer,
who
could,
anywhere
.
mugt
be
something
in
Soviet
life
as
yet
unrevealed.
rfe
mildest,
eoolwr.
tobaccos
grown
n
pafticulnrly
sorted
(or
a
pipe.
And
L,
cial
Canadian
National
Railways
train
carrying
210
passengers
from
various
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
arrived
from
the
south.
The
first
whale,
which
weighed
1G00
lbs,
are
fortified
in
the
knowledge
,
near
the
mark,
foretell
wnat
sort
that
we
can
rely
on
such
good-
J
of
world
this
will
be
in
1952.
will
and
kindness
as
you
have
Perhaps
by
that
time
the
iron
texture
ol
the
Burley
leaf,
it
burr
TRY
A
CLA3IIED
AD!
shown.
We
wish
you
every
curtain
has
become
a
bit
rusty
or
Mr.
Molotov
has
mellowed,
a
was
caught
by
Miss
Suzanne
success
in
the
future."
smoke
cool
.
.
.
stay,
In
rfiort,
'
a
pipe
tobacco
that
nt
welcome
.
.
.
that
veteran
juioU.
Taste
will
tll.
Try
,
Forterie
and
Miss
Alice
uerc-schy
of
Milwaukee
after
half
an
hour's
hunt.
Alice
Bertschy
got
the
whale
on
the
second
shot.
The
two
ladies
came
up
to
Churchill
for
the
express
purpose
of
going
white
whale
hunting
and
stated
this
was
the
greatest
thrill
of
their
lives.
.
jjttif..
Age,
it
is
said,
sometimes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Graham
!
makes
a
fellow
ttiat
way.
are
leaving
the
city
on
the,
j
Princess
Adelaide
next
Mon-
Another
small
craft,
carrying
i
day
night
for
Courtenay,
Van-
more
refugees
than
could
be
I
couver
Island,
to
take
up
fu-,
safely
risked
on
a
voyage
over
j
ture
residence.
Mr.
Graham
the
Atlantic,
has
arrived
in
Can-
j
recently
retired
as
inspector
of
.M.d:
having
found
the
pressure
mines
here
and
has
ben
suc-;ni
Europe
too
strong.
Russian
The
second
whale
was
caugni
in!
V.J.
DAY
TffpUrrd,
bv
Decree
ceeded
by
Fred
Hemsworth
wno
nationals,
finding
themselves
""oLbnnP
I
recently
arrived
to
take
up
his
Brilain
or
the
United
sta1
States.
OU11U1
AU
HMH,
.
t
hi
The
Pick
of
Plp
AST
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
14,
was
the
third
Consult
us
ior
your
needs
in
all
types
of
printing
work.
.
Everything
in
high-class
stationery.
Fountain
Pens
Cards
for
every
occasion
l
I
It
It
Printing
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
anniversary
of
"V-J"
Day
when
Japan
sur
are
doing
their
best
to
avol.1
ever
returning
to
the
home
that
obviously
is
not
sweet.
Where
will
it
all
end?
Every
duy,
th.'
Soviet
is
seen
as
the
world'.;
No.
1
Question
Mark.
duties.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Graham
have
sold
their
residence
on
Fifth
Avenue
West
to
J.
J.
Payne.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hems-worth
have
taken
up
residence
in
the
house
on
Market
Place
which
has
been
occupied
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Black
who
are
moving
to
Victoria.
Whn
Tow
Want
was
accompanied
by
his
wife.
The
second
whale
weighed
approximately
1400
pounds.
Enroute
from
The
Pas
to
Churchill
a
draw
was
made
for
lake
trout
donated
by
the
Flin
Flon
Board
of
Trade
which
weighed
34
pounds.
It
was
won
by
Miss
R.
Handler
of
Chicago.
e
i
iioKS
or
tour
The
townsite
of
Prince
Rupert
is
familiar
enough
to
the
resi-
dies,
Drop
Into
the
,
'
VARIBTY
STORE-
jS
Bot)k
'
t'olorinit
V..
Paint
Book
r
'
'
t
nts
but
this
cannot
be
said
to
the
ton
before
proceeding
of
the
shores
and
countryside
pp
Rivpr
r-mmtxv
to
nav
a
Mrs.
A.
Guimond
of
Quebec
and
Mrs.
C.
Vezina
of
Ottawa,
after
a
month's
visit
here
with
will
adjacent,
laxe
bunaay,
ior
ex-turn
visit
after
which
they
re-
East.
Mrs.
Garon
is
ac-
ample.
Any
number
who
voyaged
231
their
Sister,
Mrs.
Joseph
Garon
rendered
unconditionally
to
the
Allies,
official
announcement
of
the
surrender
touching
off
victory
celebrations
throughout
the'world.
"V-J"
Day
went
off
almost
unremembered
this
year
as
far
as
official
observance
was
concerned.
Even
press
and
radio
seem
to
have
forgotten
it
almost
altogether.
Probably
the
reason
was
that
there
has
been
so
much
disappointment,
now
that
three
years
have
-
elapsed
since
the
close
of
the
second
war
to
end
wars,
over
the
continued
elusiveness
of
real
peace.
'
There
is
.indeed,
little
enough
to
boast
about
in
tiie
way
of
international
goodwill
and
security.
In
fact
the
general
attitude
seems
to
be
that
we
are
again
sitt'n!?
on
the
brink.
"V-J"
Day
was
almost
overlooked
because
there
was
so
little
motive
to
remember
it.
JERUSALEM'S
PLIGHT
t
Ut-out
Books
READINQ
BOOKS
FOR
ALL
left
by
last
night's
train.
They
,
companying
them
as
far
as
to
the
Salt
Lakes
were
mere
io.
will
spend
a
few
days
in
Edmon-
Edmonton.
the
first
time.
Hundreds
who
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PO.
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Thi
little
fellow
is
a
lucky
ltoy
Tl
vtith
ClieiniKtry
and
its
products
to
serv
Lini
at
every
turn.
Tbe
water
he
drinks
and
bailies
in
is
purified
chemically.
Chemistry
improves
his
food
and
makes
tl"
containers
in
which
it
is
served;
his
nursery
gleams
with
specially
created
paints
ami
enamels
Nylon.;
"Cellophane
cellulose
film
and
plastics
add
to
his
comfort,
safety
and
enjoyment.
RUPERT
will
be
able
to
appreciate
the
PRINCE
plight
of
Jerusalem,
which
ancient
city,
with
a
population
of
100,000,
is
trying
to
get
along
without
any
piped
water
at
all.
Instead,
the
inhabitants
are
rationed
to
a
gallon
a
day
for
each,
and
no
more,
and
the
weather
is
hot
and
dry.
The
pipe
system
has
been
badly
damaged
during
Arab
attacks
on
Jewish
convoys.
For
several
weeks,
experimental
pumpings
have
been
carried
out
along
.'
the
pipe-line
route
from
the
coastal
region
north
of
Tel
Aviv.
BABE
RUTH
RUTH
rescued
baseball
when
it
was
tottering
BABE
in
the
wind
of
public
disfavor
under
the
impact
of
the
1919
"Black
Sox"
scandal
and
with
his
mighty
bat
he
went
on
to
change
the
entire
complexion
of
the
national
pastime.
Baseball,
in
turn,
brought
him
rich
dividends
in
fame
and
for-
-tune.
Th
e
big,
lovable,
happy-go-lucky
Bambino
was
more
than
a
star.
He
was
a
symbol.
Baseball
play-
ers
might
come
and
baseball
players
might
go,
but
regardless
of
their
achievements,
none
ever
could
,
.supplant
him
in
the.
public
mind
as
the
personifica-,
.
tion
of
everything
that
was
great
and
spectacular
in
the
game.
He
had
an
indefinable
something
called
color.
Other
players
might
be
huge,
others
some
day
might
even
hit
more
home
runs
during
a
season.
But
the
Sultan
of
Swat
had
that
inborn
instinct
to
make
every
act
and
every
move
exciting.
Wherever
he
went,
crowds
surrounded
him.
He
was
the
idol
of
the
kids,
the
greatest
of
all
in
the
hearts
of
the
fans.
The
"stomach
ache"
that,
kept
""
him
out
of
the
lineup
for
about
50
games
in
1925
became
almost
a
national
calamity.
To
Ruth
more
than
any
other
man
went
the
credit
for
revolutionizing
the
game
and
introducing
the
modern
era
of
baseball.
With
the
home
run,
he
brought
millions
of
fans
through
the
turn-stiles.
JOHN
F.
L,
HUGHES
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And
Chemistry,
symbolized
by
the
oval
trademark
of
C-I-L
will
continue
to
protect
and
serve
him
throughout
his
life
its
uses
ami
value
broadening
VtilL
every
passing
year,
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