TODAY
,
9:05
p.m.
PAUL
DOUGLAS
-
mtr
"ANGELS
IN
rStou
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
10,
1951
'VU
tlfi.
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Family
Comedy
Is
Uproarious
A
teen-ager's
misunderstand
New
Test
Oil
Well
IMMIGRANTS
WANTED
South
Africa's
labor
shortage.
East
London,
South
Africa
f
said
G
J.
Bulman,
president
of
Laige-scate
immigration
of
sleet-
the
national
federation
of
bulld-d
groups
is
the
only
solution
to
Ing
trades
employees.
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
ings
about
the
relations
of
her
-
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i
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VANCOUVER
i
A
big
Ameri
attractive
mother
with
a
handsome
young
doctor
comprise
the
can
Iirm,
i-niiups
rruuicum,
I
announces
new
test
well
the
British
Columbia
Peace
River
j
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
txcitingt,
told!
,p-.
i
district.
The
firm
has
been
conducting
'
extensive
exploration
work
In
the
Peace
River
district
for
some
Troller
Turns
lo
Crab
Fishing
Twenty
Grain
Ships
Coming?
:
s
T
time.
theme
of
a
sparkling,
witty
comedy
which
jromes
as
the
feature
to
the
screen
,
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Monday
and
Tuesday.
The
picture
is
"How
Could
You,
Mom?"
and
tiro
stars
are
Joan
Fontaine,
John
Lund,
Mona
Freeman
and
Peter
Hanson.
The
saucy
comedy
Introduces
an
unforgettable
family
in
the
throes
of
a
wild
dilemma.
The
laughs
start
rolling
when
husband
Lund
and
wife
Fon
For
l.i
veai'S
F.d
Lino-
h:is
trnllprJ
sulrrum
in
tv,?c!
The
announcement
said
that
m
.
,
"'the
tost
well
Is
about
forty
miles
vi
i.-
t-
u-
oo
l
area
with
ratima,
his
trusty
38-f
outer
and,
even
as
from
Fort
Nelson.
he
announced
yesterday
that
he
was
quitting,
he!
The
el1
u
called
Pnlllios
-mm
co-STAtima
-O
I
:
r
d
:
e
e
RICAftDO
looked
a
little
wistfully
towards
the
sea.
MONTAI
RAW.
A;
ST.
THOMAS,
Ont.
f
There
were
a
lot
of
glum-looking
sheep
But
tne
veteran
fisherman
is
-
jnot
putting
the
sea
behind
him.
But
crabbing
wasn't
a
profit
3
IJj-L.iiriim.i
..
"...
winl1
around
Humphrey
Campbell's
farm
here
after
the
first
mass
In
fact,
hell
probably
spend
able
business
until
a
few
years!
more
time
on
the
rolling,
shift-
aio.
Once,
a
fisherman
dipping
and
drenching
ing
tides
than
ever
before.
Ling
luckv
to
get
50
cents
a
dozen
,
sheep
4h.
Mini
EE?!!
k'
VALUES
-
BARGAINS
-
VALUES
-
BARGAINS
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
operation
ever
carried
out
in
this
district.
A
total
of
about
300
taine
return
hom
after
an
absence
of
several
years
and
set
about
to
re-win
the
affections
of
their
adolescent
daughter
Mona
and
two
other
children.
Mona
interprets
an
innocent
caress
bestowed
by
her
mother
upon
the
family
medico,
Hanson,
as
proof
of
an
Indiscreet
alliance.
To
preserve
the
family
ties,
she
contrives
a
fabulous
scheme
with
ensuing
complica
IiitS
',,!
.,'1
W
"'"tub
ingoing
to'be
a
crab
fisherman,
j
"Now
they're
two
bucks
a
doz
Aboard
ine
Fatim-a
yesterday,
en
for
fair-sized
crabs."
tamping
tobacco
leisurely
into
FISHING
THE
STRAITS
the
bowl
of
his
Dine.
Linf?
ston-
.
Linir
i.t
trnlno-
tn
fish
th.
in.
were
given
the
full
treatment.
TOTE
ped
awhile
from
lixlng
his
rig-
tre
of
Hecate
Straits,
where
the
i
tnis
area'
Lln8-
crabs
cau
Eve.
Shows
7-9
p.m.
Mot.
Monday
2
p.m.
King
to
chat.
Crab
fishermen
in
depth
of
the
water
measures
an
Prince
Rupert
are
few,
although
average
17
fathoms.
He's
lnstai-
the
large
bank
area
between
the
led
an
Echo-Lite
soundpr
to
keen
I
siX
mcnes
in
sue,
me
minimum
tlons
which
have.
New
Yuik
s
mainlaiid
and
yueen
C'harlo'te
him
on
his
course
and
he
hopes
I
s'ze
""owea
or
fuming,
in
the
upper-crusters
on
their
heels.
Islands
know
as
Hecate
Straits
.
to
operate
around
100
traps
and
jsiraits.
however,
crabs
may
av-
Ifhe
confusion
Is
finally
Ironed
is
believed
to
be
the
best
"crab-!
rings,
fishing
them
alternately.
'
erae
nine
inches
and
some-
j
out
Wtn
Rn
uproariously
im-bing
grounds"
in
the
Pacific.
Rings,
the
simplest
means
of
;
times
grow
lar8er-
I
probable
assortment
of
situa-
TODAV
6:511
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9
JOSEPH
COTTEN-
LINDA
DT
'n
TW
o
FLAGS
ttrsi"
Silvertip
TIRE
Service
BURNS
LAKE
Vulconizing
and
Recapping
Ship
your
tires
to
us
for
prompt
service
We
prepay
return
shipments
"Ol
couiac
on
tne
Islands
catcning
crabs,
consist
of
two
Beam
irawiers
oiten
pic
up
j
tlons.
they
make
a
big
thing
of
crab
hoops,
one
slightly
smaller
than
a
huge
catch
of
crabs,
even
fishing,"
explained
Ling,
telling
the
other,
to
which
is
laced
net-
though
they're
not
fishing
for
of
Simpson's
cannery
at
Masset
!
tine
forming-
a
three-foot
pan.
i
them,
says
Ling,
and
the
dozen
or
so
vessels
that
!
From
tne
inner
hoop,
three
pr
j
"The
other
day
a
fellow
came
INFLATION
(Continued
from
page
11
fish
for
the
company.
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
-
MONDAY
MATIMB
MARTHA
HUNT
.
gj
THE
BOWERy
"INSIDE
)
""HOLDTun
STORY"
)
BABY
Remember
the
Matinee
Monday
it
2
H
1.
(Under
the
Australian
system
this
1
increase
was
related
not
to
the
price
level
but
to
the
capacity
of
industry
to
pay.
However,
the
Increase
has
since
been
subject
to
changes
in
the
cost
of
living.)
tour
lines
are
attached
to
-a
m
wun
a
ioaa
or
nai
iisti
and
stouter
line
at
the
end
of
which
had
some
3000
crabs
to
boot.
But
is
placed
a
buoy.
The
buoy
keeps
they
only
keep
them
the
last
the
main-line-end
on
the
sur-1
day
they
come
in."
face
and
provides
a
marker.
i
is
there
mdney
in
crab
fish-Traps
offer
a
different
propo-'lng?
Ling
thinks
so.
sition,
in
that
they
are
larger
I
i
know
of
four
voune
fellows
i
and
made
of
wire
and
hoops.
under
20,
mind
you
that
fish-
There
Is
no
unemployment
in
MOTSCi
How
You'll
ROAR
When
Sk
Opens
fne
Closet
Doorf
c,
r1""1
t
onnpson
a
couple
or
years
Australia
todav
nor
has
there
traps
and
crab
fishermen
are
aSo
and
made
$4,000
each.
They
been
for
several
years
continually
devising
innovations
took
themselves
a
holiday
down'quentlv
the
basic
and
eeneral-r,nhmflnntFh0r
'"kTh'
thls
California
and
then
came
Howei
,lgr
h
C,
a5
flsher"""ack
for
more.
One
lad
bought
been
starved
of
labor
while
less
wT
7
.
"'"
a
trucn
ana
now
aoes
a
good
essential
Industries
have
been
onaycu
nay,
witn
a
jjise
out-,
business
right
here
In
Rupert.
able
to
attract
workers
by
pay-Inn
considerable
ni.i
i;
m
a
over
torn
ior
easier
loading.
-Of
course,
I
don't
know
ho
similar
I'm
going
to
make
out
l
m
going
to
use
he
add-1
t,he
"basic
w
ac.
idea
but
am
going
to
put
an
ed,
"but
we
ll
give
her
a
whirl.
r
i
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f.'il.i
1952
Telephone
Directory
Any
change
of
listings
for
the
1952
Telephone
Directory
must
be
submitted
to
the
telephone
office
not
later
than
Friday,
November
23,
1951.
For
advertising
see
Dibb
Printing.
A.
E
JANES,
Telephone
Superintendent.
extra
loop
on
it
so
the
crabs
Better
than
being
Idle
all
win-can
climb
in
easier,"
Ling
drew
ter."
a
diagram.
With
traps,
as
many
i
k
as
several
dozen
crabs
may
be
j
There
appears
to
be
a
fair
caught
at
once
because
they
prospect
of
20
grain
ships
com-can't
stray
away.
Once
they're
ing
to
Prince
Rupert
this
winter
in
the
trap
they
can't
get
out.
;
to
load
for
Japan.
Many
of
them
The
former
troller
will
use
his!
are
expected
to
be
Japanese,
own
boat
foe
operations
and
will
I
Though
not
Dromlsed.
that
manv
VANCOl
VER
V
ICTORIA
Chilcotin
8
p.m.
November
11
a.id
25
Chilcotin
midnight,
Nov.
18
Tuesday,
u
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NOftTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
November
23
fs.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOITII
t)l
W.KS
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin.
Nov.
18
and
30
midnight
FRANK
J,
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
These
are
me
factors
operating
to
increase
inflation.
The
policy
of
the
formi
r
Labor
governments
of
John
Curtin
and
J.
B.
Chiflcy
was
to
curb
inflation
by
controls,
of
which
the
mast
Important
were
wa
;
;
pegging,
price
control,
subsidies
on
basic
food
items,
anu
control
of
credit
and
land
sales.
Only
credit
control
rc:r.aii:s
on
tne
books.
The
Menz.es
fcovernmt
:-.t
ha.,
found
it
desirable
tu
re-Inn-control
of
new
capital
L-sue.s
;nd
in
the
budget
recenay
in
rfriscd
taxation
raus
sharply.
Mean
Plus
C'ARTfMIN
-
NEWS
Shows
7
-
9
00
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY
install
a
spray
pump
in
the
hold
has
been
mentioned.
What
to
to
supply
water
to
the
crabs
in
;
do
with
their
wheat
has
worried
order
to
keep
them
alive.
(hundreds
of
ranchers
this
sea-"C-.f.-js
l.:
10
be
alive,
or
s
son.
Between
this
year's
harvest
-H.rr
n,,
goocj
soon
as,
a
atld
last
season's
hangover,
how
crab
dies,
he
begins
to
spoil.'
to
dispose
of
what
is
available
CAPITO
A
FAMOt'S
PLAYERS
Till
in
nearly
all
waters
of
be-;
for
marketing
Is
another
of
tween
20
and
12
fathoms
deep
Canada's
problems.
There
Is
time
the
little
man
watches
the
niithinrr
email
hKah!
1.
.
1
fear
and
.....
UL
."c
ciimi,ing
index
with
grown
in
Peace
River,
which
is
.,.
i,.
lieved
destined
to
be
loaded
-
.
i
I
in
rrince
itupen.
Beiore
tne
L
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Court
of
Revision
Re
Municipal
Voters'
List
.
oiu.ii.iuit
uiuttis,
it
inuy
bUKe
ail
of
20
ships.
First
ship
to
load
;
hi
re
is
due
this
month
but
grain
i
will
have
to
be
coming
to
the
elevator
quicker
than
It
has
been
;
so
far
If
there
Is
to
be
enough
;
on
hand
lo
fill
a
ship.
N,
(OTICE
is
hereby
given
that
0
Court
of
R-.
Canadian
Legion
BANQUET
1
pm.,
Mon.
Nor.
12
Legion
Auditorium
It
will
not
be
until
next
February
or
March
that
there
will
j
be
any
change
of
consequence
1
In
the
regular
Vancouver-Prince
sion
to
correct
and
revise
the
Municipal
V
List
will
be
held
in
the
Council
Chamber
C
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
on
Thursday,
No
ber
15th,
1951,
at
10.00
a.m.
R.
W.
LONG,
City
Clerk
j
uupert
service
of
the
steamship
.V
h4
-r
r
1
i
j
prince
Ueorye.
The
handsome
I
l.ner
has
had
a
busy
summer
j
taking
care
of
the
tourist
trade
!
north.
Every
indication,
as
win
,-t'-
ter
approaches,
suggests
plenty
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
j
of
business
throughout
that
sea-
j
I
cn.
It
may
not
be
until
March
'
i
or
April
that
the
Prince
Oeorge
j
will
be
taken
off
for
general
i
overhaul
In
preparation
for
re-
I
I
sjming
the
tourist
traffic
to
!
iAABERSHIP
DRIVE
T..'
!
Alaska
In
June.
She
will
then
be
replaced
by
the
Prince
Ru-'
pert.
ir
.Drive
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday.
It's
not
often
a
vessel
has
to
have
two
launchlngs
before
she
.s
considered
actually
afloat
and
In
a
position
to
move
through
blue
water.
In
an
English
yard
recently
the
275-foot
fore
part
I
I
-
Y
f
Canvass
by
High
School
students
on
an
Inter
House
competition.
Buy
a
family
membership.
Pay
over
a
year's
period
if
necessary
Last
year's
membership
1800.
This
year's
membership
2500'
Do
not
pay
the
canvasser.
The
Civic
Centre
will
bill
you.
Just
fill
in
and
sign
the
card.
It
Takes
Only
One
Rotten
Apple
To
Spoil
The
Barrel
What's
this
got
to
do
with
building?
Plenty!
Because
as
w;th
apples,
it
takes
onlv
n
'c-'
oieces
of
faulty
lumH:r
to
snoil
a
house
We
Sel!
Quality
Materials-
ROOFING
FLOORING
BRICK
and
TILE
CEMENT
AND
ALL
OTHER
BUILDING
MATERIALS
or
the
Norwegian
motor
tanker
rtondifjell
waited
for
her
after
part,
290
feet
in
length
and
In
another
yard.
It
is
here
a
six-cylinder
Doxford
engine
la
be-.12
installed.
Some
time
soon,
both
section.?
will
be
joined
in
a
dry
dock
and
properly
launched,
after
which
the
23.00u.-ton
tanker
will
take
her
place
on
the
high
.seas
not
partly,
but
wholly,
down
to
the
last
rivet."
THE
CANADIAN
LEGION
AM
MUAL
All
Repairs
to
the
underwater
sec-
!
tion
of
Princess
Kathleen's
hull,
j
damaged
In
collision
with
the
Prince
Rupert
last
August,
were
recently
completed
In
Victoria.
:
About
three
weeks'
more
.
work
remains
to
be
done
on
the
Prin-
i
cess
Kathleen
before
she
re-!
sumes
service
as
a
coastal
liner,
j
ON
KF.MANO
RUN
,
j
'
Inaugurating
a
new
service
call
which
includes
a
weekly
stop
at
Kcmano
Bay.
Alcan
power
:
access
point
in
Douglas
Channel,
;
Union
steamer
Chilcotin,
Capt.
i
James
Hunter,
arrived
In
port
In
good
time
at
7:30
last
evening
from
the
south.
Having
had
considerable
freight
to
discharge
'
here,
the
Chilcotin
sailed
at
3
am.
for
north
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
and
Is
due
back
,
here
tomorrow
evening
south-!
bound.
The
vssel
had
39
passen-
j
gers
from
Vancouver
and
Ke-'
mano.
Charles
Ouy
of
the
Union-Waterhouse
traffic
department
at
Vancouver
and
former
well
known
purser,
Is
making
the
round
trip
on
the
Chllcothu,
For
Your
Building
Needs
See
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
12TH
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tin
'The
Dance
of
the
Year
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Sure