Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
August
26,
1953
Plaque
to
Mark
Memory
Of
AP's
Pony
Express
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reader
B.P.O.
Elks
meeting
Thursday,
August
27.
Important.
(2001
Labor
Day
Lance,
Monday
Sept.
7,
Civic
Centre.
Music
by
Westernaires.
(204)
Special
S.O.N,
meeting
Thursday,
August
27.
8
p.m.
Members
please
attend,
(200)
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday.
Leaves
Cow
Bay-floats
every
hAur
from
10:30
a.m.
(It)
Salt
Lake
Ferry,
dally,
ex-
j
ceptlng
Monday,
weather
permitting.
2
p.m.,
3
p.m.,
5
p.m.,
7
p.m.,
8
p.m.
Phone
Green
391
or
Red
968.
(it)
2he
label
toloclt
for
when
eatins
out
or
in
your
boms
f
v
the
steamers
arrived.
Beforehand
Information
could
build
fortunes
or
leave
a
man
penniless.
It
was
a
powerful
weapon,
and
the
speculators
never
overlooked
it.
The
six
New
York
papers
decided,
in
the
Interests
of
the
public,
to
make
all
world
news
generally
available.
They
formed
the
Halifax
Express,
organized
riders
to
change
horses
every
12
miles
during
the
144
miles
from
Halifax
to
Victoria
Beach
and
arranged
for
paddle
steamers
to
nieet
the
riders
and
take
the
dispatches
across
the
Bay
of
Fundy
to
Saint
John.
Then
they
hired
Dan
Craig,
a
loxy,
highly-respected
Boston
repoiter,
to
look
alter
the
news
on
the
Halifax
end.
All
this
cost
an
estimated
$20,000
yearly.
Craig
was
actually
the
AP's
first
foreign
correspondent
and
Halifax
its
first
foreign
bureau
because
the
co-operative
enterprise
later
became
known
as
The
Associated
Press.
Today
AP
is
operated
on
a
multi-million
dollar
basis,
still
a
co-operative
operated
by
the
newspapers.
It
serves
more,
than
1,200
dally
newspapers
and
900
radio
stations.
'
.
The
Canadian
Press,
also
a
co-operative,
and
Reuters
are
its
allies.
.
,
.si
'.
-.-.v
.
V
J
StssMARKK
FARE
l
If
ft)
evidently
ihares
the
belief,
mer
is
always
right."
She's
letting
her
customers
themselves
between
the
longer
or
shortened
hemline
I
her
latest
cocktail
model,
Pare
decided
on
this
move
aer
Christian
Dior
showed
a
collection
with
shortened
TWO
COUSINS
who
had
not
seen
each
other
for
years
embrace
at
the
Buechen
railway
station,
near
Hamburg,
Germany.
The
reunion
occurred
after
the
arrival
at
Buechen
of
a
special
train
from
the
Soviet
Zone,
which
brought
more
than
1,100
East
Germans
through
the
Iron
Curtain
for
the
Evangelical
Church
Meeting
In
Hamburg.
This
was
the
first
time
that
the
Communist
East
German
government
permitted
special
trains
to
run
to
West
Germany
for.
a
religious'
convention.
verbrook
My
Ruin
By
KI.NGSLEY
BROWN
Jr.
HALIFAX
(CP)
A
-boulder
by
a
dirt
road
that
leads
to
the
tide-tortured
waters
of
Dlgby
Out
will
be
unveiled
Wednesday
at
a
ceremony
commemorating
the
pony
express
that
helped
form
the
world's
largest
news-gathering
agency.
A
bronze
plague
Is
attached
to
the
boulder,
which
once
echoed
the
clatter
of
horses'
hoofs
and
oaths
of
competing
riders,
one
carrying
European
news
for
six
New
York
newspapers
and
the
other
for
Wall
Street
speculators.
These
riders
were
the
link
between
Halifax
and
Victoria
Beach,
on
Nova
Scotia's
northwestern
shore.
The
newspapers
riders
and
an
almost
legendaiy
reporter
named
Dan
Craig
did
their
job
so
well
that
they
laid
the
foundation
for
The
Associated
Press.
This
was
in
1849,
in
an
era
of
almost
universal
newspaper
competition,
when
every
town
had
at
least
two
papers
and
men
like
James
Gordon
Bennett
were
making
Journalistic
history.
The
New
York
Times
was
only
a
year
old.
And
Halifax
Itself
was
still
basking
In
Its
hitherto
unequalled
standard
of
reporting
set
oy
Joseph
Howe,
who
only
14
years
before
gained
his
great
legal
and
political
victory
that
helped
establish
responsible
government
and
freedom
of
the
press
In
the
colonise.
Before
1849
the
news
from
Britain,
top
news
for
newspapers,
reached
metropolitan
papers
in
the
eastern
United
States
by
Cunard
ships
through
Halifax.
When
the
telegraph
was
extended
by
the
eastern
seaboard
to
Baint
John,
N.B.,
some
newspapers
saw
that
the
much
shorter
Hallfax-to-Saint
John
overland
route
might
be
utilized
by
stock
speculators.
Market
quotations
could
be
wired
to
New
York
long
before
Summer
tiJtfol
Jim,,
m
ooie
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
won
the
ladies'
first
prize
when
.
the
Moose
summer
whist
was
held
with
ten
tables
of
players
taking
part.
Mrs.
Mclver
was
second.
First
prize
winner
lor
the
men
was
L.
Rorvik
and
John
Moslad
was
second.
The
pool
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
Mclver.
Prizes
were
donated
by
Mr.
Mostad
as
were
gifts
to
the
working
staff.
ts
Beverly
Baxter
Maltese
Immigrant
Writes
Book
Lauding
Canadian
Life
WINDSOR,
Ont.
Or
George
soon
to
be
published
in
Malta
Is
FOR
SCHOOL
OPENING
The
Sport
Shop
Offers
Their
Customers
10b
OFF
,
ON
ALL
SCHOOL
OUTFITS
STARTING
AUGUST
28
All
New
Merchandise
PANTS
JACKETS
RAINWEAR
SUITS
The
SPORT
SHOP
Reddy
says,
"You'I
sing
all
through
'52
if
you
buy
cn
:
I
"He
was
my
ruin.
His
energy
was
Inexhaustible.
I
had
to
play
tennis
with
him
and
when
he
would
miss
a
serve
he
would
toss
his
racket
Into
the
trees
and
call
for
another
one.
"What
he
ever
thought
all
this
li.ld
to
do
with
my
Journalistic
career,
I
will
never
know.
"We
would
go
riding
and
he
vould
make
me
take
notes.
Did
you
ever
take
notes
on
a
horse?"
Mr.
Baxter
was
commontlng
on
a
preface
by
Lord
Beaverbrook,
currently
appearing
In
the
Vancouver
Province,
on
his
book
"Success."
Beaverbrook
wrote:
"He
lacks
industry.
He
p;ays
too
much
golf
and
canasta
Is
the
name
of
his
card
game."
Countered
Baxter:
"He
would
even
drop
In
to
play
bridge
and
I
had
been
brought
up
a
Methodist."
'
Alternative
Gift
BRIGHTON,
England
(CP)
W.
S.
Stewart,
headmaster
of
Brlphton
College,
appealed
to
the
boys'
pnrents
for
a
phno
but
got
a
3.500
working
let
enplne
instead.
Aeronautics
now
will
be
Included
In
the
school's
program.
Lone
Woman
Wants
Other
:
.WASHINGTON
(APf
For
five
years
now,
Mrs.
Margaret
Chase
Smith
has
been
the
only
woman
among
95
men
In
what
has
been
;
.ailed
the
most
exi
lu.sive
men's
-!ub
In
the
world
the
United
States
Senate.
How
have
they
treated
her?
With
a
smile,
the
Maine
Hc-publlcan
senator
replied
In
an
Interview:
"Most
of
them,
just
fine.
I
wanted
to
be
regarded
as
a
senator,
not
Just
a
woman
senator.
1
am
not
a
feminist."
But
Mrs.
Smith
is
anxious
to
have
other
women
Join
her
In
the
Senate.
She
is
not
anxious
to
dpfcat
any
of
her
present
male
colleagues,
but
is
confident
that
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
Schedule
trips
to.
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Tuesdays
and
Saturdays
Stowert
ond
Alice
Arm
Mmulays'anS
Thursdays'-
KetchiCon"'
v,4
j
"
uesdays,
Thursdays
and
'V
.JCridays.
i.it
.
Chotlr
Servic
Contract
flying
Agents:
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Phones
476
and
620
t
ELECTRIC
RANGE"
look
over
the
latest
devices
TaE2aaaMaEXr
f,
h
veJ
-ri-
gives
ii-
Ii
J
Among
95
Senators
Women
in
Government
entitled
"In
Canada
No
w
Thoughts
and
Events."
One
chapter
of
the
book
dwells
on
the
importance
of
citizenship
and
he
emphasized
the
advantages
of
free
speech,
free
press,
and
a
democratic
society
where
people
can
WDrk
and
plan
and
worship
as
they
wish.
Now
he
is
working
on
a
third
book,
"Workers
in
Canada,"
and
later
plans
cnother
book
or.
the
history
of
Canada
from
the
viewpoint
of
immigration,
settlement
and
development,
i
B.
P.O.
E.
MEETING
iH"
Thurs
iin
IMPORTANTJjj
JOHN
H.
BULGER
lome
List
.
Third
Avenue
John
Bulger
Ltd.
BES
l
OF
FOOD
UNtbl
OF
COOKING
:
FOR
TAKE
OUl
OKDfcKS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cale
I
k
91
I
For
nine
months
until
the
telegraph
lines
were
extended
to
Halifax
the
riders,
one
string
financed
by
"some
mercantile
gentleman
in
the
United
States,"
thundered
fortnightly
along
the
lonely
roads,
stopping
only
to
change
mounts,
stretch
their
legs
and
gulp
down
a
mug
of
Barbados
rum.
Their
average
time
for
the
trip
was
eight
hours,
or
18
miles
an
hour.
Once
AP's
man
was
knocked
unconscious
when
his
mount
threw
him
at
Windsor.
When
he
revived
his
opposition
was
miles
ahead.
For
once,
it
didn't
matter.
His
was
the
only
boat
ready
for
the
43-mile
crossing
to
Saint
John.
Craig
occasionally
boarded
steamers
here
and
went
as
fr
as
Boston.
He
released
vital
news
about
50
miles
from
his
destination
by
carrier
pigeon-beating
a
competitor
on
the
same
boat.
Even
after
the
telegraph
came
to
Halifax,
Crals
always
found
a
way
to
get
the
news
to
New
'
York
first.
Once,
when
a
big'
wi
j
woo
ui
waiting,
iir
Kepi,
uie
wire
to
himself
by
sending
chapters
of
the
Bible
to
New
York.
There
Is
no
record
in
Halifax's
libraries
or
archives
of
what
became
I
of
Craig.
while
reading
newspapers
and
tier
mail.
She
usually
haa
fruit
salad
for.
lunch.-'
-
.wH
About
7
or
8
p.m.
she
generally
has
a
steak
dinner
on
her
way
j
home
with
papers
and
other
documents
to
study.
'--'
!i
II
MARY
BANCROFT,
17-year-old
swimmer
In
Mike
Todd's
production.
"A
Nteht
In
Ven-ir'-"
In
New
York
looks
over
a
I
prototype
of
the
Du
Pont
rv'nn
wlps
w-'n
bv
members
of
the
cast.
The
wigs
of
the
doll
and
swimmer
keep
thlr
?loss
and
curl
even
under
the
most
trying
conditions.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E,
Dcwdie
Room
10
"tone.
Funding
Phone
Flua
553
It's
such
delight
to
cook
with
an
electric
range!
Juat
about
runs
itself.
All
you
do
la
et
the
clock
and
press
a
button
.
.
.
KFt
9
Beverley
allst
and
mem
ben
-h
House
of
Com.
:esiay
tht
if
he
has
.jure
up
to
the
ex-Lord
Beaverbrook,
me
person
to
blame
rbrook.
(
Canada,
the
Jour-nted
on
a
published
the
newspaper
peer
,xter
has
not
en-(
or
the
nation
as
romlse
Indicated."
are
Canadian-born,
er
onre
was
editor
l
on
Daily
Express,
(I
Deaverbrook.
ein.
Mr.
Baxter
de-
Beaverbrook,
if
any-
y
career.
Hp
took
k
s
well-bred
horses
leaten
by
horses
of
it
all.
Road
g
Loads
n
Cariboo
B.C.
tt-K
British
ins.
company
is
in-
f.ethod
of
transport-
h
is
unlouc
in
the
fc')
aerial
tramways
fraser
river
are
to
Deration.
d
Cariboo
Ltd
the
tranirvays
ve
the
firm
direct
n
from
the
Cinema
ion
to
the
ulvnod
hus
reducltiE
the
to
19
miles.
on
thewest
shore
river
to
the
head
lirt
Canyon
has
been
late
movement
of
e
tramway
capalilc
a
complete
truok-ill
then
be
trans-o
the
second
tram-lerred
back
to
the
the
mill
pond.
Iwi
was
introdu"-experlment
with
W
'fom
the
manatie-
site
proved
too
'ardous.
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'-M)S
A
nni...
Result
better
cooking,
more
nutritious
food
.
.
and
Iota
more
leisure
for
yourself.
An
electric
range
gives
even
heat,
exactly
right
and
all
of
it
going
into
the
food,
not
escaping
into
the
kitchen.
Economical
in
fuel
and
food
value.
You
can
set
it
and
forget
it
.
.
.
and
dinner
Is
ready
on
the
dot.
Start
now
to
get
greater
pleasure
from
cooking
...
and
give
greater
pleasura
tvilh
what
you
cook.
'
Bonavia,
a
Maltese
who
came
to
Canada
In
1948
and
now
is
a
Canadian
citizen,
has
written
a
second
book
on
Canada
for
consumption
in
his
homeland.
Mr.
Bonavia,
a
lormer
newspaper
man,
has
found
assimilation
Of
Canadian
ideals
and
way
of
life
fairly
easy.
in
his
books
he
sets
out
Impressions
and
experiences
in
this
country
that
will
be
helpful
to
his
own
countrymen
who
plan
to
cone
to
Canada.
;
He
Is
employed
in
the
depart
ment
of
customs
and
excise
hera.
His
first
book
was
entitled
"Canada,
Land
of
Hope
and
Prosperity."
The
second
book
.
Jean
C
LltTie
I
Double
Winner
Joan
Currie
was
the
winner
of
the
girls'
IS
and
under
race
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
second
annual
Parks
swimming
gala
held
at
McClymont
Park.
She
beati
out
Ann
Eyolfson
In
21
seconds.
It
was
erroneously
reported
Monday
that
Ann
Eyolfson
had
won
both
the
girls'
open
and
the
girlf
'
16
and
under.
Miss
Eyolf-
j
son
won
the
open
And
the
Parks!
board
cup
that
goes
with
It
and
)
wa;seeo
hrthr
16
years-"and"j
under.
l
Jean
Currie
also
won
the
girls'
j
'(
and
under.
'
Clair
To
Join
Balmy
Beach
j
TORONTO
Clarence
John-
j
son,
the
fullback
Frank
Clair
cut!
from
his
Toronto
Argonaut
squad
j
ttils
wee,
has
signed
witn
i;nucK
Klein's
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
j
football
team.
i
The
former
Northwestern
University
llnc-crashcr
will
play
his
firr.t
Ontario
Rugby
Footbill
Union
game
Saturday
against
Sarnla
Imperials.
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PEACE
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House
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to
3
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frr
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1.
SERVICE
LTD.
Drop
In
atton
to
for
easy
rooking
some
woman
replacements
would
l
strengthen
the
government.
i
"Real
peace
would
he
Installed
and
guaranteed
If
we
had
more
women
in
the
United
Nations
and
in
top
government
positions
of
the
various
nations
of
the
world,"
she
said.
Attractive,
energetic
and
always
stylishly
dressed,
the
onetime
10-cent
store
clerk,
telephone
operator,
school
teacher
and
business
executive
long
has
ureed
other
womin
to
be
more
active
In
politics
at
all
levels.
Voterr
of
Maine
have
sent
her
to
Washington
ever
since
1910
first
bs
a
House
member
to
succeed
her
late
husband,
then
to
the
Senate
In
1948
as
the
first
woman
ever
to
be
elected
to
both
chambers
of
Congress.
Sh
Is
one
of
the
hardest-working
members
of
Comiess.
This
plus
seniority
has
won
hfr
places
on
three
of
the
most
important
senate
committee."
appropriations,
an.is
services
and
government
operations.
Generals
and
former
defence
lenders
did
some
xriulrmlntt
dur-lr"
the
sr-erlal
Senate
Investigation
Into
ammunition
shortages
in
Korea
which
she
directed.
And
Senator
Smith
hii
no'
hl"at"d
to
ntt.it
ion
th"
mrth-ods
and
activities
of
Senator
Joseph
MrCnrhy
Rn.-VI.l
In
I
hli
controversial
probes
of
rnm-
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special
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fRr.
Senator
Smith
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one
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in
setiato's
who
voted
in
support
of
the
Eisenhower
administratis"
or
all
Issues.
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ts
at
her
office
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