hOTlCE
memorial
was
erected
on
the
site
-titration
camp
at
Bergen
Belsen,
on
i
iteration
by
Jewish
displaced
persons
NZlRA
camp
here.
Rabbi
Jacob
Elsen
of
!
senior
chaplain
with
the
R.C.A.F.
.
tuff
of
the
Canadian
Jewish
Congress
,-
nuny.
is
shown
laying
a
wreath
on
the
ite
side
of
the
stone
Is
a
similar
in-
it
Arrives
Ketchikan
lite
Storm
t
-i
by
one
;tormi
;.rti
Sound
in
..
n
-e
Rupert
i.
urs
after
c:
1
M
J
Bucey,
.na
;.
carried
x
Kasss
who
n
-:f;eples6
and'
with
r.i
d
by
sea
:'ver:heless
Rupert
har-a
,'er
for
of
three
3
the
voya-je
N;x
wishes
to
.;n
to
the
rule
j
end
transient
uyuble
in
..-rfce
at
time
zvy
for
adver-;
.inns
to
C
onner
In
the
are
a:;kcd
to
and
respect
r.i.ilnj?
from
'.
:..ifled
adver-
nvi,int
ivv
2l
SHINE
j
was
originated
to
B'ine
a
cleaning
1
and
the
polish-;ction
of
a
wax
I
m
one
product
In
can
give
jour
1
8
"st,
sparkling
A
single
test
will
this.
1
1
to
w
It
tlwtwfh.
Galavanter
took
part
In
today's
Tort
Day
events
as
official
rep-icsentaUve
of
the
ketchikan
yacht
club.
That
the
two
other
v!sscis.
smaller
than
the
51
-foot
Galavanter,
were
forced
to
turn
back
was
no
reflection
on
their
jraworthiness
or
on
the
seaman-rlUp
of
their
operators,
accord-;n-'
to
the
men
who
sailed
the
Galavanter
through.
"It
was
the
worst
I've
seen
It
,
'n
36
yrars,"
Mr.
Bucey
said
last
,r!'
ht.
Wc
t!K)k
It
over
the
bow
I
a'!
tlie
way.
Water
came
In
places
where
water
formally
does
not
coihe
hi."
The
two
ether
vessels
put
In
for
shelter
at
Custom
House
Cove
on
Mary
Island,
then
decided
that'
it
was
too
rough
to
continue.
"I
don't
blame
them
a
bit,"
Mr.
Bucey
said.
"Their
boats
were
waller
than
ours,
and
we
had
as
rough
a
piece
of
sailing
as
I
want
to
tee."
Galavanter
stooped
briefly
at
Tuswell
Island
as
it
neared
Prince
Rupert.
Aboard
were
Mr.
Bucey.
who
has
served
several
terms
as
Commodore
of
the
Ketchikai?
Yacht
lub.
George
Washburn,
James
Hall
and
Don
Seeman.
Following
their
arrival,
here
they
were
Buets
at
a
reception,
banquet
-nd
dance
given
by
the
Prince
Itnnert
Yacht
Club
in
their
honor.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
president
of
the
Yacht
Club,
was
in
the
chair
and
-the-re
were
speeches
appropriate
to
Ihe
occasion.
Advertise
In
The
Dailv
News.
C-l
ft
WW
&t
You
Mode
the
ON
t
SHOE5'
Shine
one
shoe
with
2
IN
1
.
.
.
shine
ihe
other
with
the
polish
you're
using
UORYOURSeiF
,
!""
'.Mil,
SPARKLE
"OWN,
TAN,
0XB100D
PASTE
ALSO
2
to
1
WHITE
5-47
5
RRArJi
ood
hood!
V)t
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I
l,e,P
yourself
to
health
from
our
tftuJ-
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stock.
You'll
find
healthful
foods
VLV
H'jEc
for
delicious
summer
menus.
All
.
.
.u
orders
delivered
to
your
Kiicnen
V
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door.
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ECONOMY
STORE
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and
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319
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Box
575
P.O.
Box
1464
lreen
&
Kermode
hi..,.
Builders
and
Painters
r'or
and
1
Work
Free
Estimates
and
Prompt
Service
Viscount
Alexander
Friendly,
Informal
On
Coast
Voyage
By
LIEUT.
GLYN
LEWIS,
Public
Relations
Officer,
R.C.N.
(R)
ABOARD
H.M.C.S,
CRESCENT
Canada's
new
Governor-General,
Field
Marshal
Alexander
of
Tunis,
during
these
last
three
days
has
seen
for
the
first
time
British
Columbia's
rugged
west
coast
from
the
bridge
of
this
2500-ton
destroyer,
H.M.C.S.
Crescent.
To
one
of
the
Empire's
most
distinguished
soldiers,
viewing
the
deeply-ln-l
!
dented
coastline
was
.described
;
cent,
under
the
command
of
28-
as
magnificent."
year-old
Lt.-Cdr.
Pat
Nixon,
not
seen
Prlnce
Rupert
and
they
For
Lady
Alexander
and
the
RC,N-
plcked
UP
the
ve-regal
,
were
looking
forward
to
making
three
children
as
well
as
the
rest
pa"y
ai
imn
lsies
wnere
iney
Of
the
party,
British
Columbia
had
been
holidaying,
the
ship
to
Ocean
Falls.
There,
Drovided
one
of
the
mrut.
in.
proceeded
teresting
phases
of
travel
for
the
Governor-General's
this
modern
fighting
ship.
Field
Marshal
Alexander
complete
with
scarlet
cap
and
trim
army
uniform
bedecked
with
campaign
ribbons
visited
the
men
In
3
v
U
me
uovernor
uenerai
invested
two
veterans
of
the
last
war.
'
PO
J.
F.
Oxenbury,
R.C.A.F.
received
the
Distinguished
Fly-
But
the
famed
Governor-Gen-
ing
Medal;
"an
air
gunner
who
eral
didn't
spend
all
of
his
time
took
part
in
many
attacks
above
decks
on
the
bridge
of
against
heavily
defended
and
major
targets
in
Germany."
Engine
Room
Artificer
Henry
A.
Gilchrist,
R.C.N.
(R)
received
the
British
Empire
Medal
"for
good
services
after
his
ship
had
the
mess
decks.
He
played
crib-ibeen
damaged
by
enemy
action
bage
with
them
and
talked
with
1
in
January,
1945."
them.
And
it
wasnjt
an
official
a
night
spent
In
the
paper
'tour
of
the
ship;
the
Governor-
I
town
of
Ocean
Falls
and
Cres-
General
was
enjoying
himself
cent
with
her
distinguished
pas-.
and
was
getting
acquainted
sengers
was
again
steaming
I
with
Canadians
In
this
case,
north
at
25
knots.
1
the
men
of
the
Royal
Canadian
I
The
only
thing
Field
Marshal
Navy.
j
Alexander
regretted
as
he
view-
From
the
time
H.M.C.S.
Cres-led
the
magnificent
harbor
of
VoUf
out
of
5
women
who
win
prixes
for
home
baking
use
Robin
Hood
All
linds
of
holing
.
.
.
bread,
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pastry.
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we
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Is
this.
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your
old
car
In
good
condition,
there
are
lots
of
miles
in
the
old
Jalopy
yet.
Let
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K.
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Ltd.
inspect
your
tires,
tune
the
motor,
check
the
brakes,
and
lubricate
your
car.
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IN
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Supplies
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us
for
your
needs
In
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printing
work
EverytViing
In
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Cards
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TIIIIlD
AVENUE
Prince
Rupert
was
that
he
could
not
stay
In
the
city
longer
before
catching
a
train
for
J:
'sper.
He
.and
Lady
Alexander
took
keen
interest
In
many
landmarks
of
B.C.'s
most
northern
city
and
were
interested
to
know
that
it
had
played
such
an
active
part
In
the
war
effort.
But
the
vice-regal
party
still
had
an
extended
Etopover
when
they
plan
their
return
visit
next
year.
The
Alexanders
are
seeing
Canada
to
all
her
far-flung
corners
"and
they're
enjoying
It.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
New.
Buy
War
Savings
Certificates
Baby's
Teeth
Are
There
Before
You
Know
Ir
,MILK?J
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vanctiutci
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide,.
10
pjn.
Tuesday
&s
Catala
12:30
pm.
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
11:15p.m.
Friday
ss
Cardena,
9:00
pxn.
August
14,
24,
September
4.
Princess
Louise,
p.m.
August
17,
28,
September
7.
.
ss
Princess
Norah.
From
Vancouver-Sunday!
Catala,
4
pm.
Monday
as
Princess
Adelaide.
Wednesday
sa
Prince
Rupert,
i0:00
a
m.
From
Alaska
S
Prince
Rupert,
7
p.m.
August
14,
24,
September
8.
cess
Louise,
p.m.
August
17,
28,
September
7.
ss
Princess
Norah.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
as
Prince
Rupert,
midnight.
August
9,
19,
30.
Princess
Louise,
August
12,
23,
September
2.
Princess
Norah.
V
''mif"
I
4
-US
7
r
W-
W
true
when
baby"
born,
he
actually
THATS
has
all
twenty
of
his
-first
teeth,
and
four
of
the
permanent
ones.
They're
hidden,
of
course,
and
still
growing.
Doesn't
that
emphasize
the
importance
of
starting
to
build
fine,
sound
teeth
very,
very
early?
That's
where
Carnation
Milk
can
be
important.
It
is
rich
in
the
bone
and
tooth
building
minerals.
It's
an
excellent
source
of
essential
vitamin
D.
It
provides
all
the
other
food
values
of
good,
pasteurized
milk.
Ask
your
doctor
about
a
Carnation
formula
for
your
baby.
And
write
for
a
free
copy
of
the
fine
Carnation
book
"Your
Contented
Baby".
Address
The
Carnation
Co.
Limited,
at
Toronto
or
Vancouver.
Carnation
Milk
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT'
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WE
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1946
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