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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
tJut
unlay,
January
6,
1951
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SUNDAY
MIDNITE
ONLY
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
4'
1,1
in
Out
goes
the
old
year
.
.
comes
the
new.
And
DAVID
NIVEN
JANE
WYMAN
In
VIRGINIA
MAYO
GORDON
MacRAE
In
J
we
JOY
TO
J
THE
4
"KISS
IN
THE
DARK'
'BACKFIRE"
WURLD
hope,
with
full
sincerity
that
it
brings
nothing
but
health
and
happiness
to
'you.
.
Jf1
Matinee
Monday
4
p.m.
A.
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Evenings
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to
Change)
SATUHDAV-KM.
4:30
Sports
College
4:45
Memo
from
Lake
Success
5:00
Music
In
Review
5:30
Musical
Program
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
NHL
Hockey
7:30
Organ
Recital
8:00
Whatcha'
Know,
Joe
8
30
Prairie
Schooner
9:00
John
Sturgess
Baritone
9:15
Armdale
Chorus
9:30
Living
1951
10:00
CBC
NelWS
0:10
-CBC
News
10:15
Trocadero
Orch.
10:30
-Can
You
Top
This?
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
G.'t
SUNDAY
8:30
Recital
:0G
BBC
New&
HOC
Commentary
9:15
Music
for
Meditation
9:30
Harmony
Harbor
a:
59
Time
Signal
10:00
B.C.
Gardener
10:15
Just
Mary
10:30
Wav
of
the
Spirit
11:00
CBC
News
Wallace
Deportment
Store
Rupert
Peoples
Store
H
I
vr.
Mill
M
Fur
Trading
Active
Now
Herring:
Fleet
Back
Christmas
on
the
Prince
George
Big
item
on
the
waterfront
this
week
has
been
Xur
trading.
Trappers
from
all
up
and
down
the
coast
have
been
bringing
in
a
rich
harvest
of
furs.
.Chief
item
this
year
is
mink
which
are
being
caught
successfully
for
the
first
time
in
two
years.
Lasi
year
freezing
weather
and
snow
conditions
made
Ihem
too
difficult
for
most
trap-,
'
"
pers
to
catch.
-
Probably
the
j
$5,072.
Both
funds
are
built
u;
la.gct
catch
sold,
to
date
is
that
by
contributions
by
the
fish
com-of
John
Sheldon
over
180
mink.
ranic1
so
much
a
ton
in
thj
3.
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
ASSISTANT
DEPUTY
Mitchell
W.
Sharp,
former
economic
adviser
to
Finance
Minister
Abbott,
has
been
appointed
assistant
deputy
trade
minister.
(CP
PHOTO)
ll
IHEB3BI
TO
THE
STABLE
Local
Soldier
May
Be
Home
einrr
'
f
iniifh
wp
surelv
did
j
Marten
are
also
bringing
good
j
case
0f
herring
and
one
cent
pjr
I
thp
PYPiipnt
fare.
The
Hovel
Slory
For
Picture
Shooting
the
Salmon
Kapids
Foiling
the
Fox
After
having
prepared
an
ad-;
prices
this
year,
particularly
theicase
in
the
case
of
salmon.
I
afternoon
was
spent
in
reading
vanced
training
camp
for
the
dark
marten.
Otter
and
beav?r
jg
TRIP
ON
GEORGE
'and
resting,
and,
of
cour.se,
United
Nations
troops
from
Can-'
are
gelling
well
but
bringing
in
;
th
Pitching
more
happy
south-
ada,
in
Southern
Korea,
three
much
lower
prices
compared
with
j
Palatul
To
Canadian
mUolnal
wa
o
bouncl
folk
join
the
ship
at
hundred
Canadian
soldiers
have
"link
and
marten.
The
market,
eav
A
completely
original
idea
is
the
basis
of
a
tender,
heau
Oldest
rocks
in
the
world
arc
1
northern
Quebec,
Ontario
K
found
in
a
belt
runnning
through
1
Manitoba.
'
the
Fall,
had
a
chat
with
mg
Kr
'
;av0,
t.hP
-npowp-on
Milliner
Barbeau
of
Prince
Ku-i
U:03-Ca?itol
Report
what
I
will
call
the
'Christmas
pert
who
was
journeying
to
Van--i
u:30-Religous
Period
wa.ming
story
of
"Come
to
tro
'
returned
to
Fort
Lewis
in
Wash-Stable,"
the
picture
which
comes
!
ington.
It
is
not
known
if
these
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
next
include
George
Evans,
who
grew
Monday
to
Wednesday.
It
is
a
up
in
Prince
Rupert
and
whose
lilm
adaptation
of
the
novel
of
j
parents
and
fellow
family
mem-Clare
Booth
Luce.
I
bers
are
living
here.
The
film
centres
around
the
I
Trip
South'
is
something
that
couver
w
autnu
uic
ui.5
12:00
N.y.
pnnnarmonic
oym
e
a
i
l-
n
ii'O
Triple
R
i
"
I
i
1.
year
than
last.
All
type
of
transportation
are
being
used
to
get
the
furs
to
market
when
sales
are
'being
held.
Close
to
a
sale
date,
air
freight
and
express
are
used,
but,
when
time
is
not
so
important,
sea
and
rail
trans-
pnony
uren
will
never
be
forgotten,"
writes
one
of
her
nepnews,
jatis.
m.
rov
Markenie
of
the
Daily!
gent,
a
former
Hazelton
youn
i
two
nuns
to
perform
an
act
of
po
tation
are
used,
umei
Dene-
appreciation
for
their
liberation
,
fit
from
the
fur
trade
is
that
man.
Jack
is
now
a
lawyer
ui
j
Vancouver,
and
it
so
happens
that
he
and
I
were
very
good
chums
during
our
high
school
days.
'
"As
far
as
food
was
concerned
News
staff.
"Leaving
Prince
Rupert
by
ship
is
quite
an
event,
but
leaving
on
Thursday,
December
21,
just
a
few
days
before
Christmas
the
fever
seems
to
mount
OR
prmetimes
humorous
and
sometimes
pathetic
probems
that
confront
two
penniless
French
nuns
played
by
Loretta
Young
and
(
rleste
Holm
who
come
to
America
with
only
a
prayer
and
a
promise
to
build
a
hospital
for
children.
There
is
a
basis
in
fact
for
the
Friday
evening's
dinner
was
the
;
from
the
Nazis
in
the
last
war.
I
those
engaged
in
trapping
have
The
story
of
their
untiring
of
-
j
lots
of
money
from
a
few
hun-f
orts
to
secure
funds
and
land
for
j
drert
dollar
to
a
few
thousand
the
monastery
makes
a
stirring
1
dollars
at
the
seaon
of
the
yew
drama.
jwhen
employment
in
the
city
The
cast
also
includes
Hugh
an(j
strict
!s
at
itsl
lowest.
Hud-Marlowe,
Elsa
Lanchester,
Tho-
son
Rav,
Fowlie
and
Ruttle
an'
for
everyone,
those
that
are
sail
ing
and
those
that
are
aboard!
highlight
of
the
trip.
It
was
then
waiting
for
the
call
of
'All
ashore
who
are
going
ashore,'
and
those
.-tory
in
tne
'actual
pledge
of
the
mas
Gomez
anl
Dorothy
Patrick.
Bill
Scuby
are
active
dealers
here.
that
the
'Christmas'
dinner
was
served.
Greeted
at
the
dining
salon
by
Second
Steward
Walter
Regan
and
given
the
best
of
table
service
by
Steward
Sullivan,
better
known
to
travellers
who
did
not
make
It
aboard
ana
are
waiting
on
the
dock
to
wish
their
friends
and
relatives
a
r
1:30
Church
of
the
Air
2:00
The
Footlighters
2:30
Critically
Speaking
3:00
John
Fisher
Reports
3:15
CBC
News
3:20
Ask
'the
Weatherman
3:27
Weatner
Keport
3:30
Organ
Recital
4:00
Winnipeg
Concert
Orch.
4:30
My
Uncle
Louis
5:00
Startlme
6:00
National
Sunday
Evening
Hour
6:45
The
Pour
Gentlemen
7:00
CBC
News
7
10
Weekend
Review
7:20
Special
Speaker
7:30
Little
Symphonies
8:00
Stage
51
9:00
Chambei
Music
9:30
Vesper
Hour
10:00
CBC
New.s
10:15
Pioneer
Transportation
10:30
Evening
Song
11:00
Weather
Sign
Off
MONDAY
AM.
7:00
Musical
Clocs
8:
CO
CBC
News
'bon
voyage.'
i
1
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phono
81
.
.
.
.
.ion
the
'Georue
as
'auny,
we
The
boat
house
bought
last
year
bv
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
from
S.
Mellor,
io
be
used
for
a
paint
shop,
has
been
moved
this
week
from
its
temporary
position
on
the
west
.j
.
!
i
close
to
the
purser's
office
and
lei-'
side
of
the
clu
3
float
to
Its
per-
:
that
my
cabin
mate
was
a
is
no
doubt
that
everyone
aboard
thoroughly
enjoyed
it.
The
early
part
of
the
evening
was
spent
low
from
North
Vancouver,
one
minerit,
place
on
the
cast
side,
in
its
old
location,
it
rested
on
bnt-tom
at
low
tide.
At
its
new
site
it
remains
floating
all
the
time.
of
the
many
electricians
employ-
j
ed
at
the
Cellulose
plant
at
Port
,
Edward.
His
name
was
Tommy;
Easton
and,
as
we
had
both
made
our
homes
in
the
past
In'
Ncrth
Vancouver
and
both
ha;i
,
travelled
at
the
government's'
in
digesting
the
dinner
ana
listening
to
the
piano
and
the
singing
of
Christmas
songs
and
carols.
It
was
at
this
sing-song
that
a
C'4"
shop
steward
from
the
Ceilulose
plant,
McArthur
by
I
Vsilor
in
port
this
morning
ir,
the
tanker
Standard
Service,
Capt.
Grant
B'ewster,
with
petroleum
products
for
Standard
Cil
Company.
expense
a
few
years
previous,
t'"
--....
he
to
England
and
Italy
and
WS
ad
ikM-
mvself
to
various
parts
of
north-'
"Later
in
the
evening
went
n
1
recreation
room
Pi-n
Australia
we
found
a
creat
below
to
to
the
the
tnd
watched
Don
McDonald
and
START
the
New
Year
with
a
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHER
with
pump
control
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
3:30
-Music
for
Monet
ns
8.45
Little
Concert
9:00
-
BBC
News
&
Comtj
9:15
Mcrnlng
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Sifnal
deal,
to
talk
about
and
think
that
we
made
the
most
of
it.
,vWe
had
a
yarn
with
Geoff
Eack
frr
another
crack,
at
the
herring
in
these
waters
are
thj
crew
of
biats
tied
up
in
the
district
since
herring
fishing
closed
down
after
quotas
were
filed
before
Christina?.
Many
of
the
seiners
and
packers
tied
up
here
and
their
crews
flew
to
thei'"
Chief
Engineer
Les
Wilson
battle
it
out
at
table
tennis.
B0U1
are
tops
at
this
game
but
Les
Wilson
has
the
edge
and
is,
I
understand,
the
champion
of
the
.shin
and
possibly
the
CN
fleet.
Hill,
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
and,
just
as
the
genial
'policeman'
aboard,
10:00
Morning
Visit
a
tall
Scot
by
the
name
of
Jack
At
any
rale,
they
played
three
I0:15-The
Barry
Wood
Show
fast
sets
while
I
was
quite
con-1
10:30
Melody
Time
was
hustling
oil
U13
Vancouver
homes
for
the
holiday.
1
McNicol
straaelers.
so
that
they
could
10:45
"Robin
Hood's
Musical
'
Kitchen''
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
ri'K
k
-4
They,
along
with
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
employees,
have
taxed
the
capacities
of
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
to
get
them
back
for
thp
re-openinj
of
the
season
Sunday.
'
8
5
H
raise
the
gangplank,
in
dashed
my
friends
Don
Tucker
and
Mike
Holman,
who
shook
hands,
tossed
a
box
of
cigars
at
me.
lone
of
which
I
am
fmoking
at
the
present
time,
the
last
one,
by
the
way
fellows),
then
they
were
13
S15JK50
The
st
of
herring
for
bait
in
ri;Mvi;iu;n
the
harbo"
this
week
has
brougnt,
'hustled
oil
oy
tne
same
J:v.k
tent
to
sit
and
watch
and
to
study
the
outstanding
cedar
inlaid
panels
in
the
recreation
roi.in.
Mac
and
I
then
adjourned
to
his
cabin
and
we
talked
Prince
Rupert
baseball,
lacrosse
and
.stulf.
Then
back
to
my
cabin
and
bunk.
"After
breakfast
on
Saturday,
decided
to
have
my
hair
cut
and
it
was
in
the
barber
shop
that
I
met
David
Wellingdon,
one
of
the
most
interesting
chaps
that
I
have
ever
met.
Dave
is
THE
barber
on
the
'George'
and
he
has
been
cutting
hair
aboard
McNicol.
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
about
much
speculation
concerning
the
possibility
of
a
large
run
in
the
harbor
and.
a
good
portion
of
the
fleet
working
right
Went
down
to
watch
them
raise
the
plank
and
who
shouli
be
the
last
man
to
climb
aboard
Phone
210
Stewart,
Blf
Prince
Rupert
the-e.
In
days
gone
by,
tne
nar-
1
but
my
old
friend
Don
McDo:i-bor
has
produced
as
much
as'
ld
baseball's
famous
Ditcher
j-
11.15-Kound-up
Time
11
:
30
Weatner
Rt
port
11:31
Message
Ptrlod
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
P.M.
12:00
Mld-Cluy
Meloaies
12:15
CBC
News
I2:2t
Program
Resume
12:30
B.
C.
Fa
'im
Bdc.st.
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
v""
You
and
Your
Vote
2:00
The
Festive
Season
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Ada
McGeer
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Mcsser
and
His
Islanders
3:30
Listeners
Choice
'UTOPIA
in
WINTER
A
picture
of
snow
covering
the
old
snake
fence
and
the
little
frozen
creek
Is
one
that
evokes
a
touch
of
rostalgia
during
the
holiday
season
In
all
but
the
most
hardened
cliy
dweller.
The
scene,
appropriately,
is
Utopia,
near
Barrie,
Ontario.
(CP
PHOTO)
28,000
tons
of
herring
in
a
single
season.
and
first
baseman.
He
was
well
lnoHoH
witVi
r,arrplc
inri
lnrkpVS
!
deep-sea
and
coastal
vessels
for
(two-
of
them)
and
was
beins
j
over
40
years.
Born
in
England
wished
on
his
happy
way
by
that
Union
steamer
Chilcotin.
Cant.
H.
F.
McLean,
which
arrived
yes-
tobacco
mogul
and
outstanding
and
still
carrying
a
pretty
fair
accent,
he
became
a
barber
in
his
early
youth.
In
the
Old
cateher
and
basketball
player
the
Country
he
bartered
at
all
gan.
Herb,
Mac
and
I
all
shook,
famous
watering
places
and
at
these
resorts
shaved
and
dressed
the
hair
of
many
famous
men,
BAPTONE
The
Wonder
Woll
Pain
$1.50
a
quart
$4.95
a
gallon
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
including
a
good,
few
of
royal
j
terday
afternoon
from
Vancou-I
ve
and
waynoints
enroute
t3
Masset,
had
the
following
pas-
-oRr7
riisembarkint
here:
G.
R.
Thompson,
J.
McKinnon,
Mr..
I
and
Mrs.
A.
Simondsen,
K.
Wu-ptVi.
O.
.Teffery.
A.
Lechasseur,
'
J.
Gruener,
T.
Rosbotham,
M
-.
and
M
-s.
M.
Martin
and
familv,
R-b
Williamson,
C.
Moen,
A.
G.
I
Thompson,
R.
F.
Daver,
.T.
I
Ringerland.
J.
B.
Smith,
J.
V.
j
Notsrhc,
Mrs.
Little
and
child.
R.
I
J.
Weston,
S.
Jackson,
B.
Mc-'
Lagan.
E.
Worthington,
D.
Gra-!
ham,
H.
Antonsen.
Canada's
1950
wheat
crop
is'
estimated
at
462
million
bushels,
j
68
million
bushels
above
the
av-j
erage
of
the
preceding
ten
years
j
but
the
1950
crop
grades
arei
lower
in
quality.
!
hands
and
the
'George,'
skip-j
pered
by
Capt.
Ernest
Caldwell,
was
on
its
way.
"Watcnea
the
lights
of
Rupert
grow
dim,
then
went
back
to
the
cabin
and
Tommy
and
I
had
a
yarn
and
then
went
down
for
a
spot
of
supper.
What
a
sight
greeted
us!
The
whole
ship
was
decorated
for
,
the
festive
season,
that
is
for
sure,
but
the
dining
salon
was
really
something
.
.
.
holly
wreaths,
boughs,
gay
streamers..
The
only
thing
miss
blood.
Then
Dave
decided
to
bai
ber
at
sea.
Since
that
time
he
has
touched,
just
about
every
port
in
the
world,
with
the
exception
of
'the
Australian
ports,
a
country
which
he
has
never
had
the
opportunity
of
visiting.
It
was
just
by
accident
that
he
missed
sailing
as
a
barber
on
the
ill-fated
Titanic.
Dave
is
WFl
FARE
FUNDS
one
barber
that
I
could
listen
FISHERMEN..
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
ing,
as
far
as
I
could
see,
was
frl
nl
riav
Tf
vnil
wis.
.n
mppt
That
the
herring
and
salmon
the
mistletoe
We
tucked
awayan
oM
genUemarii
a
schoiari
a
welfce
funds
are
doing
good
work
is
pointed
out
in
the
annual
a
pretty
good
snack,
met
some
keen
student
of
human
nature,
Moving,
Packinc,
Crating
Shipping
ami
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Relianle
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd
.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
of
the
other
electricians
from
Watson
Island
and
then
we
all
went
up
to
listen
to
a
few
of
the
fellows'
pound
the
ivories
of
one
of
the
many
pianos
aboard.
Those
that
could
play
all
had
a
go
at
it
and
it
was
then
that
I
found
that
my
friend,
Tommy
statements
of
both
funds.
Although
just
over
a
year
old,
th.?
salmrn
fund
paid
out
in
death
benefits
during
the
last
season
$5,000
to
11
beneficiaries.
On
57
claims
resulting
from
fire
and
i-.hinwreck,
it
Daid
out
$6,370.
Claims
from
the
northern
dist
a
trooper
from
the
First
World
War
and
an
excellent
barber
and
teller
of
interesting
tales
all
rolled
up
in
one,
then
have
a
haircut,
or
a
visit
with
David
Wellingdon.
"I
meant
to
mention
earlier
that,
when
we
docked
at
West-view,
the
entire
crew
turned
out
to
load
and
unload
the
freight
so
that
we
could
make
faster
time
in
arriving
at
Vancouver.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
is
on.
let
us
huve
that
1
job
now.
Cor
2nd
Est.
1
ri
0
and
Park
Avenues
I'hiMHf
fill
ami
f.8
Easton,
was
quite
a
pianist
and
rict
have
amounted
to
mo-e
than
$2,000.
The
somewhat
older
!
used
to
have
his
own
band
a
lew
herring
welfare
fund
in
the
years
back.
Finally
they
were
all
1949-50
season
paid
in
death
1
played
out
and
so
to
bed.
Rupert
Motors
Limited
J
Prince
Rupert
Flo'ists
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
518
Tel.
777
On
47
claims
for
fire
and
the
next
morning
for
breakfast;
Vrw
wc
iarles.
re
do
I
think
I'm
going?
Did
you
slop
mc
just
to
ask
that,"
it
paid
out
but,
as
we
were
in
the
first
sit-
shipwreck
benefits,
an
wit:
way
uuwn
wnicii
was
very
mu'li
appreciated
by
all
con-
j
corned
as
many
had
not
had
-LONDIE
Bedlam
in
Bed
-ByCHIC
YOUNG
DUE
TO
YOUR
CO-OPERATION
an
opportunity
for
Christmas
shopping
and
naturally
we
we.o
ail
anxious
to
sec
our
relatives
and
friends.
'
3o
as
Tummy
Easton,
Don
WHATS
THF
'
f
N
.
j
QUICKSAND
(
RUN
FOR
YOUR
)
I
f
X
C
CROCODiLES-
MATTEP
WITH
DAGWOOD.
WAKE
UP
YOU
?
APE
YOU
RESTLESS
)
WAk-E
UP.'
DAM
CAN'T
J
,
.
trM.
1
Wf
r
TONIGHT
V
1
McDonald
(
and
myself
sat
and
j
chattered
in
the
forward
upper
J
ionngc,
the
Lions
Gate
Bridge
I
came
into
view
through
the
mist
ar-d
r.iin.
(Yes,
they
get
their
t
rharc
of
rain
in
Vancouver,
too!
I
(2)
viZ
Siprtirtg
this
year,
members'
patronage
refund
will
be
applied
toward
their
following
year's
premium.
INSURANCE
AT
COST
v
-v
';z
rr
r
ct
V;
jttv
vii
t.oo.n
we
were
pullinp;
in
at
the
CNR
dock,
about
fuur
hours
1
tir
ahead
o.
schedule,
thank-s
to
C.ip.
Caic'.well
and
all
the
crew.
All
the
passengers
were
very
ex
cited,
waving
at
fricr.c's
and
rei
Pacific
Coasf
Fishermen's
Mutual
Marine
Insurance
Co.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
627
DENMAN
STREET
Phone
TA.
4944
atives
on
the
dock.
Then
I
spotted
my
wife
and
two
kiddies
.
.
.
"Gurblime,
what
a
CluUtmas!"