in
PAOE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Tuesday,
September
4,
1945
GERMAN
PLANS
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Told
in
"The
Master
Race"
Showing
at
the
Capitol
The
theory
that
the
Germans,
responsible
lor
two
world
wars,
are
making
detailed
plans
for
their
third
attempt
at
world
conquest
Is
the
theme
of
"The
Master
Race,"
coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
Wednesday.
The
picture
presents
a
dramatic,
believable
story,
based
on
already-published
evidence
from
Nazi
sources,
of
the
cunning
with
which
the
recent,
rulers
of
Germany
were
planning
to
sow
seeds
of
discord
and
suspicion
throughout
the
world
after
their
surrender,
to
;nake
their
next
attempt
more
likely
to
succeed.
The
story
paints
a
grim,
disturbing
picture
of
the
care
with
which
the
United
Nations
must
examine
collapse
on
the
part
of
the
Germans,
and
their
protesta
tions
of
repentance
for
the
misery
they
have
brought
the
world.
The
picture
features
a
strong
cast
headed
by
George
Coulourls,
Osa
Massen,
Nancy
Gates,
Carl
Esmond,
Morris
Carnovsky,
Stanley
Ridges
and
Gavin
Muir.
MUSIC
and
MUSICIANS
The
K.
of
C.
hut
resumed
Its
Thursday
night
dances
last
week
with
the
Frank
Dutton
sextette
on
hand
to
provide
the
music.
Dutton's
band
will
not
be
playing
at
the
Y.M.C.A.
this
evening,
however,
as
that
dance
has
been
cancelled
due
to
a
shortage
of
"Y"
supervisors
here
while
the
association
is
holding
Its
conference
near
Vancouver.
Tommy
Pederson,
trombonist,
and
Charlie
Ventura,
tenor
sax
men,
of
Gene
Krupa's
band,
are
planning
to
form
their
own
combos
at
the
end
of
September.
Boyd
Raeburn's
orchestra
opened
at
Sweet's
Ballroom,
at
Oakland,
California,
for
a
run
of
four
weeks:
Duke
Ellington
cancelled
11
one-nighters
in
the
midwest
recently
with
an
explanation
that
his
doctors
had
ordered
him
not
to
make
one-night
stand's.
Reports
from
New
York
Indi
cate
that
Guy
Lombardo
and
his
Royal
Canadians,
who
usually
open
the
Grill
Room
of
the
Hotel
Roosevelt
there,
will
stay
on
the
west
coast
because
of
mor
tion
picture
commitments
and
won't
open
until
later.
Initial
practice
of
the
revived
Prince
George
band
was
held
last
Thursday
'evening
In
the
C.C.F.
Hall.
Practices
are
being
held
?ach
Thursday
and
names
are
now
being
taken
for
a
special
beginners'-class.
A
new
opportunity
for
service
men
and
women
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
to
enjoy
classical
music
has
been
provided
by
the
conversion
of
the
assistant
pro
gram
director's
office
in
the
'.M.C.A.
War
Services
building
into
a
record
-playing
room.
LAC.
Bob
Flemlns
and
Mrs.
Fleming,
the
"Y"
assistant
program
director,
have
been
redecorating
and
re-arranging
the
room
In
preparation
for
Its
use
by
music
lovers
and
their
task
is
now
practically
complete.
The
walls
are
bedecked
with
numerous
pictures
of
music
not
able
as
well
as
a
chart
containing
names
of
the
great
composers
setting
forth
their
birthdavs
and
deaths
and
listing
the
type
of
music
they
composed.
A
long-felt
need
at
the
Y.M.
C.A.
will
be
filled
"by
the
open
ing
of
this
room
and,
doubtless,
It
will
be
deeply
appreciated
by
those
who
prefer
classical
mu
sic.
The
Prince
Rupert
school.
board
has
been
unable
to
secure
the
services
of
a
music
special
ists
replace
Miss
Florence
Con
nors,
who
did
not
return
to
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
this
year,
but
Miss
Catherine
Crawford,
of
Edmonton,
will
be
In
charge
of
music
as
well
as
school
subjects.
PENNIES
FOR
POW'S
BURY
ST.
EDMUNDS:
Suffolk.
England
)
By
charging
cus
tomers
a
penny
for
every
paper
hag
supplied
for
cakes,
Bury
St.
Edmunds'
bakers
raised
1,758
(about
$7,911)
In
two
years
for
prlsoncrs-oMvar
funds.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
A.
R.
Nichols
and
W.
o.
Fulton
were
members
of
a
week-end
motor
party
te
Lakelse
Lake.
ACROPOLIS
WINS
OVER
ALL-STARS
Yanks
Are
Victors
It
to
5
in
Friendly
Baseball
Game
The
Acropolis
Brcwns
rallied
for
a
total
of
13
runs
In
the
first
and
sixth
inninjs
as
they
chalked
up
a
15
to"
5
victory
over
the
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
,
Jn
a
friendly
baseball
game
on
Acropolis
Hill
Sunday
afternoon
before
a
tyrge
crowd.
Sanchez,
the
Browns
starting
pitcher,
who
later
was.
relieved
on
the
hillock
by
Mayer,
slugged
out
a
triple
In
the
first
frame
at
the
height
,of
the
winners'
seven-run
rally.
'
The
All-Stars
secured
two
counters
in
the
Initial
Inning
on
a
'single
by
Bury
and
a
triple
by
Wendle,
added
two
more
In
the
third
and
a
final
run
In
the
first
of
the
seventh.
Prince
'Rupert
started
White
on
the
mound
and
the
hurling
duties
were
subsequently
taken
over
by
Lindsay
and
finally
by
Lambie.
In
the
batting
department,
doubles
were
secured
for
the
Browns
by
Balas
in
the
first,
and
Garzejloni
and
Ofsanka
in
the
sixth
inning.
The
line-ups
lollow:
Acropolis
Garzellonl
3b,
Randall
If.,
Hoppe
ss.,
Willoughby
2b.,
Ofsanka
cf.,
Kalinovirch
c,
Bartlett
lb.,
Balas
rf.,
Sanchez
p.,
Mayer
p.
Prince
Rupert
Bury
If.,"
Wendle
ss.,
Lindsay
cf.,
Lambie
3b.,
Howe
2b.,
Arney
c,
Jenkins
BACK
TO
school
y
Everything
in
Bcsncr
Block,
3rd
Street
313
Third
Ave.
West
We
can
say
this
in
three
words
.
..
BUY
COAL
NOW
SHORT
SPORT
Opening
of
the
best-of-flve-games
series
for
the
Senior
Softball
League
championship
of
Prince
Rupert
is
scheduled
to
get
under
way
tonight
with
Port
Edward
Americans
facing
the
Canadian
Fortress
team.
Probable
pitchers
in
tonight's
clash
will
be
ave
Coady
for
the
Yanks
and
Rube
Sher
for
the
Canadians.
N
The
Junior
Softball
League's
final
contest
Is
scheduled
to
be
played
Thursday
night
at
Gyro
Park
between
the
Knights
of
Columbus
and
the
Wartime
Housing
team.
Previously
the
clubs
played
to
a
nine-all
tie
in
a
fixture
that
was
halted
by
ANALYZING
JUTE
CALCUTTA
(CP)
A
new
scheme
to
explore
the
possibilities
of
evolving
better
species
of
jute
by
subjecting
them
to
X-rays,
neutrons
and
gamma
rays,
submitted
by
the
Bose
Research
Institute,
was
accepted
by
the
Indian
Central
Jute
Committee
at
the
monsoon
meeting
held
on
July
18.
rf
White
cf.,
Downey
lb.
Score
by
Innings:
Rupert
2
0
2
0
0
0
15
Acropolis
7
0
0
10
6
x
14
Batteries:
Prince
Rupert
White,
Lindsay,
Lambie
and
Arney;
Acropolis
Sanchez,
Mayer
and
Kalinovltch.
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(Except
Text
Books)
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117
ALBERT
AND
McCAFFERY
Canadians
15-21
Read
Half
the
Books
Borrowed
From
Public
Libraries,
Survey
Says
TORONTO,
Sept.
4
0,
Reading
comes
third
in
the
leisure
time
pursuits
of
young
Canadians
from
15
to
24
years
of
age,
a
survey
by
the
Canadian
Youth
Commission
reveals.
Conversation
with
contemporaries
on
every
subject
from
politics
to
jazz,
and
listening
to
the
radio,
came
first
and
second
respectively
in
the
pastimes
of
the
age
group.
The
survey
reports
that
40
per
cent
of
the
young
people
in
the
group
under
study
read
from
five
to
15
books
a
year;
10
per
cent
read
a
book
a
week;
20
per
cent
read
less
than
five
jjooks
a
year.
City
children
In
the
higher
Income
brackets
were
the
greatest
readers
with
21
per
cent
reading
at
least
a
book
a
week
while
only
seven
per
cent
of
the
group
surveyed
1b
the
lower
Income
group
read
that
amount.
Canadians
in
this
age
group
read
about
half
the
books
borrowed
from
800
to
900
public
libraries
across
the
country.
Reviewing
the
number
and
quality
of
libraries
across
the
Dominion,
the
Youth
Commission
reports
that
a
levy
of
50
cents
per
capita
Is
reckoned
as
the
minimum
on
which
ah
adequate
library
service
can
be
maintained.
In
Canada
in
1942,
less
than
20
cents
per
capita
was
spent
on
libraries,
compared
with
30
cents
In
Britain
and
40
cents
In
the
United
States.
The.
commission
quotas
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
as
reporting
that
more
than
50
per
i
cent
of
the
population
of
Can-,
ada
is
without
library
sjrvlec,
!
compared
witn
23
per
cent
in
the
U.S.
and
one
per
cent
in
Britain.
Airman,
C.W.A.C.
Are
Married
Here
The
marriage
of
Walter
Grant
Blumel,
Number
Four
Group,
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
of
Lethbridge,
Alta.,
to
Miss
Ruth
Evelyn
McNally,
Canadian
Wo-
men's
Army
Corps,
was
solemn-1
lzed
by
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson
In
the
J
United
Church'
manse
at
eight
jp.m.
Saturday
evening.
F.
B.
I
Olson
of
the
R.C.A.F,
was
the
groomsman
while
the
bridesmaid
:
"was
Miss
S.
C.
Sassaline
of
the
C.W.A.C.
The
couple
sailed
on
the
boat
for
Vancouyer
Saturday
night.
CANADIAN
MEMENTOES
SOUTHWOOD,
H
a
m
p
shires,
;
England
0
Canadian
coins'
and
stamps
were
sealed
Inside
a
I
cairn
at
the
military
camp
here
where
a
Canadian
signals
unit
was
stationed
four
years.
H.
S.
Parker
left
on
Saturday
night's
train
on
an
extended
trip
to
Eastern
Canada.
He
will
be
joined
at
Ottawa
by
his
daughter,
Leona
Parker,
and
they
will
proceed
from
there
to
Nova
Scotia,
his
former
home,
which
he
has
not
visited
in
many
years.
Floor
Sanding
and
Finishing
Repairs
and
Alterations
Val
Spidel
Qreen
188
Box
1430
St.
"B"
a
fine
watch
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OFFICES
IN
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JEWEhUY
STORE
Complete
qualified
optical
service.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I
have
sold
niy
business
known
as
Mli
5ALLEM
S
ECONOMY
STORE
to
other
c
tercsts
under
the
new
management
of
II
CJcorjj'e
Maharg.
He
will
earn
on
the
1
under
its
former
name
and
extend
the
sari
services
as
in
'the
past.
I
wish
to
thank
the
people
of
Prince
Rupt
and
surrounding
district
for
your
loyal
suppo-during
the
many
past
years
and
assure
youtl
your
continued
patronage
will
be
greatly
e
prcciated
by
the
new
management.
Accounts
owing
to
us
up
to
and
in
August
31
may
be
paid
at
the
store.
JACK
MUSSALLEM.
i
PAINTING
.
PAPERHANGINO
SIONS
AND
SHOWCARDS
The
Seal
of
Quality
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