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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday.
June
9,
1951
u'6
DA
VIS
In
TODAY
7-9:20
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
-
STORE-
ALLABOUT
EVE"
F
ince,
the
firm
now
being
headed
by
Col.
Richard
Bell-Irving,
son
of
the
founder.
When
the
company
was
a
year
In
existence
it
had
secured
options
for
the
control
of
seven
canneries
on
the
Fraser
River
and
two
on
the
Skecna
River,
and
subsequently
acquired
these
canneries
for
$330,000.
The
firm
has
steadily
expanded
and
is
now
once
again
concentrating
its
canning
activities
in
the
Fraser
and
Skeena
Rivers.
Our
CLEAN
SWEEP
JAMBOREE
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
NOW
I
N
PR
OGRESS
It's
the"0ld
Glory"
story
Wkvfli
-
of
those
90
-day
won-
lftf
iy
'
I
ders
who
made
it
the
7
-3i
f
X
3
fleet
that
can't
be
beat!
AG4.
iV
Navy
Film
At
Totem
Comedy
and
excitement
are
j
furnished
with
behind-the-scenes
glimpses
of
what
goes
on
in
the
navy
in
the
feature
picture,
"You're
In
the
Navy
Now."
coming
to
the
screen
of
the
Totem
Theatre
here
next
Monday,
!
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
.
i
The
picture
concerns
'
itself
1
with
the
experiences
and
escapades
of
the
"Ninety-day
Won-
I
ders,"
the
troubles
with
a
top
!
secret
projectile
tried
out
wi'.h
sub-cha-sers
in
World
War
II
;and
the
attempt
to
substitute
steam
for
diesel
engines
in
a
j
patrol
craft
to
attain
the
speed
of
35
knots.
I
Heading
the
cast
is
Gary
Cooper
in
the
role
of
a
naval
lieutenant.
The
domestic
scenes
on
la,nd
with
his
film
wite,
Jane
Greer,
added
to
the
obstacles
of
hi.s
path
aboard
ship,
contribute
lurtner
to
the
general
hilarity.
WOMEh'SondilRLS'
WEARr
nrl
A
I
C5
HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
I
JrtL
ALji
I.IU
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
JOHN
H.
I
'
II
MS
m
m
m
M
m
M
I
MM
M
I
Glllnet
fishing
for
sockeye
will
open
in
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
on
June
17,
a
week
from
Sunday.
This
will
be
the
signal
tor
the
commencement
of
the
intensive
canning
season
in
the
packing
plants
of
District
No.
2.
Only
four
canneries
will
operate
on
the
Skeena
River
this
year,
as
compared
with
five
last
year.
They
will
be
the
new
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
plant
on
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront,
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
at
Port
Edward,
B.C.
Packers
at
Sunnyside
ana
Cassiar
Packing
Co.
at
CassLir.
cisewhere
in
tne
district
down
the
coa'st
will
be
Canadian
Fisn-ing
Co.
at
Butedale,
J.
H.
Todd
&
Sons
at
Namu
and
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
at
Goose
Bay
in
Rivers
Inlet.
Japanese
Keturiunr
to
Industry
A.H.C.
Packing
Vs
Hirtlulay
Sookcye
Season
Opens-Inverness
Closes
!
Japanese
fishermen
are
returning
in
large
numbers
to'
the
fishing
industry
on
.the;
Pacific
Coast.
Last'
.year
417,
Japanese,
received
licences
as
agairut
119
licences
the
year
before.'''
During
the
war
alj
Japanese
fishermen
were
"deported"
from
the
coast.
At
that
time
some
1500
individuals
had
licences.
In
1949
the
federal
government
"
"
lifted
restrictions
and
allowed
uie
Japanese
will
reach
or
ex-the
Japanese'
free
movement
(.cec(
their
former
numbers
in
back
to
the
industry.
The
only
tne
industry.
provision
for
application
for
It-
cences
is
that
the.
Japanese"
be
;
AnR!0-BrUish
Columbia
Pack-a
British
subject.
Small
ship-!,,,,,
r'mnHnv
which
nnerates
'
0NjiUVR
Display
NOW!!
BULGER
Oi'lomctrht
MILLARO
MlTCHfLL-EODIE
AlBfRI
"I
V,v
John
Bulger
Ltd.
''
'"
-
Third-Avenue
FORD'S
TOTEM
Gillncttcrs
from
Vancouver
are
forming
a
long
line
headed
this
way,
repot
rj
go.
and
fishermen
in
Prince
Ruper
as
well
are
In
readiness
to
meet
the
opening
of
the
socKcye
season.
The
opening
gun
will
be
fired
at
6
p.m.
that
Sunday
evening
TODAY
VICTOR
MATURE
and
11EDY
LA
MARE
QUALITY
STORE
I
PKTTKNT.rz.O'S
'
bil
FULTON
STREET'
'
Production
of
Virginia-type
1
1
outturn
in
Pakistan
increased
luui-iold
in
1950-51
to
a
total
of
l..)00
pound.,.
i
-
-
-
-
;
AUCTION
S3
A
US
IhiilMr
Nile
."lllil
'1'lifTp
will
be
offered
for
bHlp
Ht
Public
Auction,
ut
11
am-,
on
bat-!
unlay.
July
14th.
1051.
In
the
oltloi'
of
the
Forest
Hanger
at
Queen
Char-
!
lotto
City.
B.C..
the
Licence
X504U4.
to
cut
5.930.nno
t.b.m.
of
lipruce.
'
Hemlock
and
Cedar
otr
an
area
cov-
'
ering
part
of
Lots
988.
P89,
1807.
1808
and
1814.
situated
on
the
went
Bids
,
of
Kuindls
Island,
tiiifcn
Charlotte
lolnnds
Land
District.
Four
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-
j
moval
of
timber.
j
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
'
o:Hx-y:i3
in
jamjon
AND
DELILAH
British
Built
CONSUL!
i
at
n
Bob
Parker
Ltd
JnARCII
KORD
M
DEALERS
,
'.
Prince'
Rupert,
B.C.
i
Sunday
Midniqht
and
Mondov
Matinee
4.1
and
it
Is
expected
along
the
local
waterlront
that
'
evcrytning
00
yards
are
booming,
building
;
Nortih
Paclfic
Cannery,
Is
now
now
fishing
boats
for
Japanese
cel(,blatin
lls
6(Hh
anniversary,
customers.
Many
ure
building
H
Q
Bell-Irving
the
founder,
their
own
boats.
New
fishing
fame
oul
rom
Scotttnfl
as
an
boats
are
costing
$4000
to
$10,-
cnincer
an(j
assisted
in
the
000
each,
and
are
heavier
and
conslrucUn
ot
the
CPR
line
bigner
and
fitted
for
use
all;
throURh
the
Rockies.
He
then
along
coast
waters
rather
than
:
setUefJ
in
business
here
as
an
in
the
rivers
alone.
Under
the
lmporter,
and
chartered
a
sail-new
regulations
the
Japanese
ing
snip
t0
brlng
genorai
mer-can
transfer
their
licences
to
chandise
to
B.C.
In
order
to
find
other
districts
when
they
wisna
carg0
for
the
return
trip,
he
and
are
not
confined
to
one
declcled
to
load
salmon
and
In
district.
In
1948
there
were
some
hu
started
Jn
the
lm
6000
white
fishermen
licenced
business
'
along
the
coast.
While
the
Jap-
'
...
,
,,
,
.
..r,
,,.
From
this
ear
y
beginning,
the
anese
"inroad'
so
far
,s
417,
it
familyy
,
BelMrvlng
ha
been
con-is
Increasing
rapidly,
and
in
a
tinuously
associated
with
the
few
years
some
quarters
figure
fishing
Industry
in
this
prov
RODDY
MacDONd
Wot
king
,lulc?
Tired
of
cooking?-
Going
on
a
Picnic?
We
have
salads,
cold
meats,
etc.
Specializing
in
Spaghetti,
Cooked
Chickens.
Phone
470
in
LLOYD
BRIDGES
-in
,
"TRAPPED"
It
BIG
TIMBER1
that
can
pull
a
net"
will
be
out.
Meanwhile,
the
question
of
salmon
prices
has
not
been
settled
yet.
The
latest
offer
of
23'i
cents
by
the
operators
was
rejected
by
fLshermcn
this
weeic
who
are
looking
for
something
around
21
cents
a
pound
this
year.
Last
year
the
price
was
around
20
cenU.
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
I
Forests.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
the
DIs-I
vnct
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(M19-26,
J2-9)
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NF.WS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
Sir
-1.
Uldest
cannrry
on
Skeena
River,
the
well-knuwn
Inverness
plant
of
J.
II.
Todd
&
Sons
will
break
some
50
years
of
continuous
operation
this
season.
It
will
he
maintained
as
a
fish
camp
but
the
owners
will
take
their
Skeena
Itiver
fish
to
their
newer
cannery,
K
Inn
tu,
down
to
coast,
to
be
canned.
However,
this
may
not
be
a
permanent
abandonment
of
Inverness
for
canning.
It
is
understood
the
owners
are
still
interested
in
maintaining
rt
packing
plant
on
the
railway.
CARTOON
.
Ml
Showi
7
9:W
PAUBl'T
SEASON
KNDINt.
The
halibut
quota
lul'
Area
3
is
expected
to
be
reached
by
;
midnight,
June
25,
and
that
has
been
set
ay
the
official
closing
j
date.
One
of
the
great
ellecls
of
t
f
r
.
k.
k
this
early
clusitif?
was
ft-11
In
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
whin
the
waterfront
saw
10
oig
American
halibutters
unload
here
instead
of
as
planned
In
Seal-tie.
In
this
way,
the
Americans
will
get
another
trip
in
before
the
season
closes
on
them.
The
sudden
Influx
of
fresn
halibut
also
had
a
depresslnn
influence
on
the
market,
with
bu-ers
bidding
one
to
two
cents
lower
on
the
exchange
on
one
of
the
blt;get
auctions
for
sev
Craftsmdnshii
In
Type...
Let
Us
Solve
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V
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Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Couuitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
AI.K'IC
ARM.
STEWART
AND
FORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
KOIl
NORTH
QI'KKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam
June
8
and
22
9
p.nv.
.
TOR
SOUTH
Oi
l
i
n
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
So.
Coquitlam.
June
IS
and
29
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNLR
Prince
Rupert
A;;ent
Third
Avenue
Phone
rf!8
Your
Printing
ProbM
eral
weeks.
Some
640,000
pounds
were
unloaded.
rimsE
234
Dibb
Printing
i
rtrSMK
BLIK'K
Home
complete
strangers
have
arrived
.il
the
waterfront.
Perhaps
a
little
bewildered
but.
apparently,
quite
satisfied
In
Jim
Bacon's
shed,
half
a
bushel
of
fresh
water
shrimp
are
swirling
around
under
the
water
tap.
These
are
tne
mauite
crustaceans
which
are
expected
to
do
wonders
for
sport
fishing
In
Lake
Prudhomine
in
the
future.
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and
Gcntlettnj
OPEN
LING
the
tailor
On
Sunday,
these
freshwater
j
shrimp,
shipped
to
Mr.
Hacun
:
by
the
Smltherg
gas
department,
will
be
planted
in
Prudliomme
!
by
members
of
the
Rod
and
Oun
12
noon
to
12
midnile
Phone
058
Conirr
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
tit.
Phone
SHINGOLEEN
Club.
First,
the
sinlnip
will
be
put
In
wire-screen
boxes
so
it
can
be
determined
whel'.ier
or
not
they
will
survive
in
their
new
environment.
If
the
experiment
proves
positive,
It
is
proposed
to
plant
the
entire
lake
with
,,
the
shrimp
which
are
obtainable
in
nome
freshwater
lakes
in
the
interior.
The
shrimp
'provide
delectabie
food
fur
trout,
research
has
ohown,
anit
by
stocking
Prud-homme
the
itod
and
Oun
Club
leels
the
trout
there
will
progress
rapidly
in
growth.
Mode
in
mony
attractive
colors,
Shinf
l"
ond
fences.
Thompson
Hardware
Hospital
Rates
And
Services
Hf.lt
COULD
YOU
HELP?
and
si'
ii
.1
mrk
The
tivrio
CLim
has
undertaken
to
collect,
pa
vancoVf
men's
cloUilnc
for
the
Central
v,ny
..,.,,
if
e-
J
This
rills
orBa
ornaniation
illation
outfits
outfits
betw-en
betw.-en
000
600,
unci
!
700
c
-miiis
,
W'"'
A,,
'
the
wini'T.
1
ill
thn
Kimimer
an
I
innr
In
dniia'i
ar-'clrs
or
mens
used
c'ol-lilt'C
v-hl-h
Hiry
.
6(;l
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rimr
rKMTHE.
or
rail
Special
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
In
hand
the
preparation
of
a
brief
on
the
subject
of
hospital
insurance
for
sud-misslon
to
a
special
committee
of
the
Legislature
whlcn
will
visit
Prince
Uupcrt
later
in
Uie
summer
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
province
to
hear
representations
The
local
submlssiu
i
will
suggest
that,
In
the
set-Una
or
rates,
consideration
should
l'e
given
the
fact
that
more
mo
I-ernly
equipped
hospitals
(
th';
larger
cities
are
tole
to
givo
services
which
an
nut
avallauie
here.
.
lily
uriiv?:i
l.iuui
wj
un-
v-.v.w
nn
i
tin
clothing
will
be
picked
up.
MEN'S
CLOTHING
ONLY
Shoes
to
Hots,
From
the
Skin
Out
?
?
CAN
YOU
HELP
?
?
If
you
want
tc
ieit
it,
advertise