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Captain
8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
May
21,
1952
Iron,
Rri.,,'.
"
mr5un.
"Hundreds
of
people
stand
til?.
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'
Hp
i
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ell..,
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on
me
wnart
dropped
hito
1
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1
1
i
1
1
4wr
as
uie
jiiriii'l.nrA
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.
disappeared.
Kecaiis
uisasier
That
Shook
Japan
avery
man
aboaid
Uio
Am-
.
tralia
was
put
to
work
bratin:,
Unit,
..
SfflSlL-
L
-
.
v
"1-1
P
out
the
llan.w
that
jumped
iron,
Vn,U
,
k
waterlioi.t
to
boat,
covers
ami
mtnn-.h,,,
wcHxlwork.
For
nine
days
Cap-
day
wh,r.
'""W
VANCOUVER
(CP)
With
about
half
a
century
of
seafaring
behind
him.
Captain
Sanmel
Rob
maintained
a
"soim
kit-
i.m,.,.
.'
5
.
inson.
82,
now
is
content
to
sit
crew
Oof
ikrVl
H
Sale
Now
tnen
on
ujc
fcmpress
and
nave
wal)
,m''
-tv
every
aAsLstance
to
the
homelesr,
15
vertl,
.':
In
his
armchair
and
reminisce.
The
retired
silver-haired
mariner
speaks
modestly
of
his
day&
uaniain
Robiiusou
on
the
sea
which
began
In
1884
received
the
kid-;
,.if
;
Sua!
tlL.
'before
hU
14th
birthday.
Hia,
lro,
uver
tlie
woil,t
die
e
career
started
from
his
native
JUNIOR
VOGUE
DRESSES
jj
BETTER
SUITS
AND
COATS
5
DOZENS
OF
OTHER
ITEMS
England
and
continued
through
AI
L
SI
ATS
IC
I
St
It
I
)
THE
!NTF?NT!nwAt
rilltMH
37
years
on
the
Pacific,
which
he
crossed
more
than
350
times.
In
his
personal
logbook
Ls
an
account
of
the
disastrous
Yoko
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
hama
earthquake
and
fire
of.
1923
In
which,
as
master
of
the
j
Empress
of
Australia,
he
directed
!
the
rescue
of
some
4.000
refugees.
;
One
I'tmnletc
slum
Th
ursrlav
tt
L
enjoy
lauhin
.
this
is
Enjoy
This
Summer
a
A
JXfiNHLEf
your
cupcf
tea
"I
thought
the
end
of
the
world
had
come,"
he
said,
speaking
of
the
fateful
September
day.
"There
was
a
roar
.
.
.
then
the
whole
waterfront
Just
dropped
II
U'l'Y
I-AMH.'V
-Fcep,
a
Mexican
Chihuahua,
made
herself
at
home
when
Introduced
to
a
cat
and
a
family
of
kittens
owned
by
Mrs.
Keith
Nicholson
of
Calgary.
The
mother
cat
suckled
the
little
dog
with
the
rest
of
her
family.
Here
Peep
lc
shown
between
two
of
her
foster-brothers.
(CP
PHOTO
n
A
GOOD
USED
CAR
Greatest
Hero
GOOD
WINDS
The
Chinook
winds
which
waft
warm
moist
air
from
the
Pacific
were
so
named
in
early
days
after
the
Chinook
camp
on
the
Columbia.
I
oi;ii.
late"
i
i.
Lindy
Flew
to
Paris
25
Years
Ago
But
Today
He
Lives
in
Anonimity
-1
0S1
A40
Austin
Sedan
-1949
Austin
Sedan
-1950
A40
Austin
Sedan
-1943
International
Pick-up
-1937
Ford
Sedan
-1941
3i-ton
International
Panel
-1950
Studcbakcr
Sedan
WM
(
THK
SVMEFIW,,
"Mountain
Rut
"Bnlfro"
and
two
daughters
at
Durlen,
Conn.
By
SAUL
PETT
I
NF.W
YORK
(API
Twentv-
TODAY
7:
,
9:
p.m.
Jt
ST
THIS
ONrr
Terrace
Pioneer
Laid
to
Rest
five
yfars
ago,
they
were
the
daring
young
folks
of
the
flying
machines.
Some
flew
oceans
soio
for
the
mm
Superior
Auto
Service
'
-.n
.
.
first
time.
Others
proved
multi-TPRRACE
t.
i.-nr.
a
-Funeral
of
Sam!cn
lnrd
planes
could
reach
far
ilaudenschlld,
96,
district
.
early
,,Hl!
t-u
cnf
i.Hi.o
Limited
-
.
Ill
I
IUI.
V.
T
LIV.
V
tKltimt
-UltlVUIItV
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
;ioneer,
was
held
here
Monday
records
and
hearts
fluttering.
He
lives
in
an
anonymity
of
his
own
choosing.
He
sees
no
reporters,
grants
no
interviews.
And
then
there
was
Clarence
Chamberlln
.
.
.
When
Lindbergh
reached
Paris.
Chamberlln
painted
out
"New
York
to
Paris"
on
his
Bel-lanca
monoplane.
Hhe
changed
his
goal
to
Berlin.
Until
the
last
minute,
the
Identity
of
his
passenger
remained
secret.
It
turned
out
to
be
Charles
A.
Levine,
millionaire
manufacturer.
Early
In
the
morning
of
June
4,
1927.
with
Levine
at
the
con
They
won
acclaim
aboard
and
at
lxme.
Today,
these
air
pioneers
of
the
great
ocean-hopping
craze
of
1927
are
scarcely
known
to
later
generations
of
hero
worshippers.
Some
still
fly.
Some
dont'.
But
almost
all
of
them,
knowing
now
what
they
know
about
aviation,
wouldn't
dare
make
the
same
flight
in
the
same
plane.
tewi
le
died
last
week.
The
Vener-ibJe
Arch
Deacon
Edward
Hod-.on
conducted
the
service.
Born
in
Berne,,
Switzerland,
tr.
Haudenschild
came
to
Ter-
ace
in
1909.
He
was
connected
vith
pioneer
railroad
work.
His
wife
predecessed
him
13
years
ago.
Surviving
are
his
son.
Samuel,
Prince
Rupert;
three
laughters,
Mrs.
Charles
Llnd-
ui.st.
Mis.
Thomas
Ballingcr.
Prinre
Rupert,
and
Mrs.
Emma
Coppersmith,
of
Tacoma,
Wash.;
lumerotis
grandchildren
and
rei'
t-grandchildren.
sols
of
the
"Columbia"
at
j
Roosevelt
Field,
both
men
took
)
off
for
Berlin.
Scuby
s
Lead
in
Fur
STORAGE
SERVICE
Phone
7
4
The
Best
Costs
No
More
After
48'i
hours,
during
which
they
set
a
long-distance
rec-
j
ord.
Chamberlin
and
Levine
ran
There
was
Charles
Augustus
Lindbergh
....
May
20.
1927.
he
took
"The
iout,
of
gas.
They
landed
in
a'
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
Si'lX-l.tL
INNOI'NC'KMKNT
CHANGES
IN
NORTHERN
SCHEDULES
9
Northbound
Effective
Monday,
May
26
(li
Steamei-.s
will
leave
Vancouver
for
Prinre
Rupcrl:
MONDAYS
and
WEDNESDAYS
8.00
P.M.
(21
I'ave
Prince
Rupert
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands:
WEDNESDAYS
12:00
Wdt.
South
Island
May
'28
and
fnrtniulitly)
(North
Island
June
4
and
fortnightly
i
i3
l,eave
Prince
Rupert
for
Stewart:
FRIDAYS
12:00
Mdt.
(commencing
May
30)
0
Southbound
Effective
Fridoy,
May
30
D
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
FRIDAYS
9:00
P.M.
Ar.
Vancouver
SUN.
8
P.M.
approx.
SUNDAYS
8:00
P.M.
Ar.
Vancouver
TUE.
8
P.M.
approx.
12)
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Kitimat:
FRIDAYS
9:00
P.M.
CO
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Kemano
Bay:
SUNDAYS
8:00
P.M.
lor
further
information,
reservations,
tickets,
please
consult
F.
J.
SKINNER,
Third
Avenue
Phone
5fi8
Pall-hearers
were
Donald
piirit,
of
St.
Iiuis"
up
through
Bruce.
Walter
Warner.
Sam
the
morning
mist
at
Roosevelt
XirkHldy.
Fred
Hampton,
Joe
Field,
Long
Island,
and
headed
Spitzl
and
James
Lever.
least.
Thirty-nine
hours
nnd
29
Burial
took
place
at
Kitsum-
minutes
later
he
landed
in
Paris.
wheat
field
at
Elseleben,
110
miles
southwest
of
Berlin.
They,
j
too,
won
big
receptions
aboard
and
at
home.
Chamberlin
made
it
tr
i;ilen
Cemetery.
More
than
30.000
Frenchmen
"
l""-
ec'-ur.
en
closed
in
on
him.
and
the
agejdorsernents
and
personal
ap-of
heroes
had
its
greatest
hero,
pcarances.
j
...
Today,
the
white-haired
flier
Other
men
had
flown
the
At-
make
shls
home
tn
BrldBpP,rl'
lantlc
before.
But
Lindbergh
iConn-
wnere
he
operates
a
dairy
was
the
first
to
call
his
shot,
the
farm
8nd
foreign
car
agency.
X
mm
CANADIAN
COAL
The
older
caal
beds
ot
the
'antic
provinces
are
all
tvms.
while
otiier
Canadian
coalfields
range
up
to
seml-anthracite
types.
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
302
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
MARION
first
to
fly
all
the
way
from1
New
York
to
'Paris
and
the
first;
MANY
FISH
to
do
It
alone.
j
Canadian
fishermen
catch
Other,
bigger
planes
were
'some
70
different
species
of
food
wailing
to
take
off
for
the
125.-!
fish
and
shellfish,
as
well
as
mm
Populor
Steomer
Prince
Rupert
some
nun-food
types
of
commercial
value.
jeArt
peters
J
Ncwj
Cortoon
SHOWS
AT
7
-
9:18
p.m.
SATURDAY
1:55-4:30
6:50
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Comfort
and
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.
.
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6
00
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ON
Till,
BRHX'F
I
NKNOHN
HOniO"
TODAY
ONLY
000
prize
posted
for
the
first
non-s.top
flight
to
Paris.
Lindbergh
got
away
first,
and
with
little
fuss.
He
simply
said,
"So
Ion?,"
and
took
off.
...
Lindbergh
was
feted
ail
over
Europe,
returned
to
the
United
jtates
aboard
a
cruiser
and
was
greeted
with
1800
tons
of
confetti
In
New
York.
(The
armls-M'-e
in
1918
rated
only
130
tons
I
He
was
presented
the
Congressional
Medal
of
Honor
and
other
prorations
by
President
Calvin
Coolldge.
...
In
the
last
25
year:-.,
Lindbergh
has
been
the
object
of
world
ululalion
for
his
flight;
intense
sympathy
for
the
fatal
kidnapping
of
his
son
In
1932.
and
bitter
controversy
for
his
"America
First"
stand
in
the
years
before
the
attack
on
Pearl
Harbor
Dec.
RRX
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Cronln
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Mines
Pioneer
Premier
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DEPOT
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BC.
j
Rouqh.
-edar
7.
1941.
Today,
at
50.
Lindbergh
lives
with
his
wife,
the
former
Anne
Morrow,
and
their
three
sons
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MAY
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122
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35
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