Pnn'i-
Rupert
Daily
Ne&i
Friday,
August
14,
1953
X.,
L.
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1
Americans
Should
Know
More
About
Canada
Says
Visitor
lotto's
Exploration
Halted
LU
xury
s
luncheon
meeting
of
the
local
Out
of
Ordinary
Storms
r
American
schools
should
teach
their
students
more
about
Canada
so
that
the
general
ignorance
about
the
growing
country
north
CJUO.
A
deDUtv-fire
rhlpf
nf
th
win-
1
sted
Volunteer
fire
department.
tE
MONACO.
Italy
(Reii-
of
the
United
States
would
be'
wir.
vain
snowed
particular
In-
i
terest
In
the
Prlnee
Runert.
fire
You
Can
Afford!
riip
aniieni
oracic
m
.'untain
has
delivered
'
I,
century
curse
on
two
j.,w,i
ut
Dlerce
the
less
widespread.
This
was
the
opinion
expressed
yesterday
by
visiting
Rotarian
Theodore
Valll
who
likes
this
mountain
cllffsides
in
a
vain
search
for
a
life
of
immortality.
Freak
storms
broke
over
the
mountain.
One
winter
night
in
1328,
an
earthquake
Is
supposed
to
have
sealed
off
the
grotto's
narrow
entrance.
Local
superstition
was
powerful
enough
to
present
further
searches
until
Desonav
a
his
nil
ui"
,lM(l,.
jn
search
,
of
her
xidc
Kjke
according
to
ter-.tivi's
here
In
terms
of
and
lishtning.
She
cut
Ijiazen
explorers'
hunt
of
mid
cash,
wo
men
Rome
music
Domenko
Falsettl
and
Prf.
Fernand
Desonay
I
uf
funds
after
10
days
,(
aav
7.000
feet
high
department.
Winsted,
a
town
of
10,500
persons,
has
six
trucks
and
a
volunteer
crew
of
125
men,
he
said.
Besides
publishing
the
Winsted
Citizen,
Mr.
Vaill
also
doubles
as
deputy
judge
of
the
Winsted
magistrate's
court
and
is
also
deputy
forest
fire
warden.
t
During
the
afternoon,
Mr.
Vaill
i
visited
the
Prince
Rupert
mu-
:
seum
and
took
a
tour
around
the
i
district
to
take
photographs.
Back
at
press
time
in
time
to
'
cqUect
a
copy
of
The
News,
he
,
evinced
Interest
in
the
flatbed,
press
on
which
The
News
is
pub-
i
lished
which
it
not
too
unsimllar
I
to
the
one
which
prints
his
own
j
paper
which
has
a
circulation
of
3,400.
i
tory
professor
at
Liege
University,
became
intrigued
by
the
I
ancient
tales.
He
claimed
to
see
ja
historical
basis
for
them.
I
With
his
own
funds
and
con-j
tribiitions
from
the
-Italian
government,
he
organized
the
ex-ipeditlon
with
Falicttl
as
a
I
co-leader.
They
were
forced
to
hire
10
mountaineers
from
dls-tant
regions
because
local
natives
refused
to
have
anything
central
Italian
moun-
TERRY
BLAKE
displays
the
legs
and
smile
that
won
her
the
tine
of
"fauiuvan
coui"v
1N.Y.)
Vacation
Queen"
at
the
President
Hotel
in
awan
Lane,
N.Y.
Take
to
the
hills,
men!
Mr.
Valll
left
on
the
train
Inst
'
night
en
route
to
Nelson,
where'
Mrs.
Vaill,
a
former
Vancouver
General
Hospital
nurse,
and
Crew
Sets
Out
daughter,
Judith,
12
and
son
Stephen,
10
await
him.
part
of
British
Columbia
so
much
he
made
a
special
side
trip
here
on
his
way
to
Nelson,
B.C.
.
Mr.
Vaill,
manager
and
secretary-treasurer
of
the
Winsted
tConnectlcut)
Evening
Citizen
told
the
Dally
News
in
an
interview
that
he
believes
that
Canadians
know
far
more
about
the-United
States
than
Americans
know
about
Canada.
The
schools
in
Canada
teach
children
more
about
Canada's
big
neighbor
to
the
south,
he
said.
-
American
pupils
have
possibly
one
week
of
study
about
Canada
which
leaves
the
average
student,
unsure
as
to
the
location
of
the
Rocky
Mountains
or
whether
Edmonton
Is
a
suburb
of
Van-vouver
or
Winnipeg.
The
genial
newspaperman
who
married
a
Nelson
girl
in
1939,
was
on
his
annual
holiday
out
west
to
meet
his
wife
and
two
children
who
have
been
spending
the
summer
with
Mrs.
Vaill's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Wcatherhead
of
Nelson.
Five
years
ago
Mr.
Valll
paid
two
brief
visits
to
Prince
Rupert
while
on
the
Alaska
cruise
from
Vancouver.
This
time
he
drove
from
Winsted
to
Montreal,
left
his
car
there
and
came
across
Canada
on
the
CNR
especially
to
see
this
city
again.
PERFECT
ATTENDANCE
A
past
president
of
the
Winsted
Rotary
club,
he
has
a
perfect
attendance
record
stretching
over
12
years
and
he
timed
his
trip
so
that
he
could
be
in
Prince
Rupert
when
the
local
Rotarlans
met.
Yesterday
he
was
present
when
MP-elect
Ted
10
ao
witn
the
project.
,
A
reporter
who
visited
the
scene
of
the
excavations
returned
convinced
there
is
some
basis
for
the
legends
of
the
sybil's
curse,
a
freak
summer
storm
drenched
him
even
to
the
cig-arets
in
his
trousers
pockets.
Thunder
grew
louder
as
he
climbed
nearer
the
summit.
The
two
explorers
were
forced
to
quit
their
work
Just
as
they
cleared
away
sufficient
nibble
to
reveal
a
narrow
hole,
i'hey
believe
this
leads
to
the
oracle's
home.
,,.
id
(hiys,
this
moun-r
has
been
subjected
of
Uio
worst
storms
In
my
of
local
shepherds
iic'rs.
From
father
to
,oush
the
centuries,
ilant-rxr
have
paused
ho
saying:
"Terrible
.irt
inline
will
come
to
:c
of
the
Sybil's
grotto
.I'll,"
.
iden
crotto
Is
one
of
ci
ndaiy
homes
of
the
raclcs
of
Greek
and
:;i!s.
Medieval
knights
strange
hupivninBs
In
rms
chambers
and
nnidors
of
the
Sybll'
They
.said
they
came
!(T!i!imis
court,
headed
iliful
young
prophetess,
iwurhrry
went
on
un-cht
and
day.
mis
Klrugplcd
up
the
Nearly
45
per
cent
of
Canada's
stone
output
comes
from
Quebec
quarries
while
Ontario
produces
38
per
cent.
On
Seal
Count
CHURCHILL,
Man.
(CP)
Tho
50-foot
ketch-rigged
Calanus,
Department
of
Fisheries
craft
previously
based
at
Halifax,
sailed
out
of
here
recently
with
a
crew
Including
three
university
students
who
will
travel
?,500
miles
of
northern
waters
tp
count
white
whales,
walrus
-vV
have
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fm
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your
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r
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A
meeting
important
to
sea
iCalS
-adets
leaving
Monday
for
Camp
and
seals.
,
;
The
three,
all
of
Montreal,
ore
Ian
McLaren
'and
Ted
Oranger,
zoology
graduates
of
McGill
University,
'
and
Art
Dawson,
second-year
medical
student.
The
count
will
be
confined
mostly
to
Hudson
Bay.
Fuel
for
the
entire
trip
was
taken
on
by!
the
diescl-powered
Calanur,
elong
with
food
and
fresh
water
:
to
last
them
until
they
reach
Eskimo
Point.
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