GREGORY
PECK
-
HELEN
W
TODAY
7
-
9:00
KAY
ItEflECTS
(Continued
from
page
5)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
1,
1951
'THE
GUNFIGHTER'
PJ
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
!
PEOPLES
STORE
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocyciea
As
Labor
Day
approaches,
this
vast
and
disturbing
fact
remains
All
kinds
of
toil,
skilled
and
otherwise,
are
essential.
But
over
and
above
all
else
is
the
tacit
admission
of
a
third
world
war
being
a
possibility.
There
nmi
he
no
war
whatever.
It
is
the
:
CFPR
WARREN
Screen
News
"The
Blue
Lagoon"
(an
Individual
Picture)
now
at
the
Totem
Theatre,
Is
based
on
the
famous
best
seller
novel
by
H.
de
Vere
Stacpoole
that
sg
shocked
the
Edwardian
World.
In
rich
and
glowing
Technicolor,
this
film
can
best
be
described
in
Director
Frank
Launcher's
own
words,
"a
simple,
sentimental
and
beauti
-VtJlj,
WILLIAM
ELLIOTT
in
"The
Showdown
(Subject
tc
Cbne
vm,
.
'-
"POST
OFFICE
INVEST,.
prayer
of
the
nations
that
this
be
so.
And
II
peace
siays
uiiuiwrcu,
"Gee,
but
they
are
certainly
making
a
good
job
much
of
what
has
already
been
mane,
couin
auuuuess
uc
iuuuu
ful
romance
for
which
people,
A
BLAZING
useful.
But
how
miiniteiy
uetier,isated
wRh
sophistication
and
The
5
Fall
Opening:
:
Special
j
JJ
Ladies'
and
Women's
.
Chenille
j
:
Housecoats
instead
oi
coniuuuuiiB
w
mine
,
,vniclsn,
wlll
be
ready
picture
tells
the
story
of
two
OF
CHINA
there,"
was
the
comment
of
a
passenger
of
the
steamor
Prince
Rupert
as
he
watched
the
repair
job
being
done
on
the
ship.
And
his
fellow
passengers
agl
eed.
j
cess
Ka(,nief
n
lie(j
up
awaiting
They
were
at
the
repair
wharf
repairs,
there
will
be
three
Capi
battlefield
cemeteries,
there
soni
'thing
else
In
their
stead.
TODAY!
children
who
are
shipwrecked
on
I
a
desert
South
Sea
Islund.
They
!
grow
up
together,
encounter
two
I
unscrupulous
traders
who
put
In
BAP.Y,
IT'S
COLD
OUTSIDE!
TIiitj
were
about
three
hundred
aboard
the
Princess
Kathleen
at
the
drydock
and
they
were
dian
paclIk;
coastal
boats
in
the
to
the
island,
and
eventually
fall
watching
the
men
working
on
harbor
at
one
time,
a
rather
unusual
occurrance.
and
they
came
a-snore
unexpec-
,
Rh
,
otn.er
Thelr
trclly
at
Prince
Rupert.
But
they.
.
,
durim!
a
violent
did
not
have
to
stay
ashore
.
hurricane.
Only
then,
with
a
overnight.
That
experience
$5.95
the
ship.
It
seemed
strange
to
them
to
see
cement
being
mixed
and
poured
as
part
of
the
Job.
They
could
understand
the
welding
or
rlvetting
but
concrete
seemed
tb
them
to
be
reserved
for
house
building.
The
patches
Many
are
leaving
ror
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
fishing
in
adjacent
waters.
Trolling
at
Reef
AM.
SIZES
Island
and
Cumashewa
Inlet
will
be
resumed
as
boats
cross
from
SUNDAY
P.M.
12:00
Your
Invitation
to
Music
1:30
Church
of
the
Air
2:00
Music
I
Like
2:30
Critically
Speaking
3:00
A
Tale
of
Toronto
3:15
CBC
News
,
3:20
Ask
the
Weatherman
3:27
Weather
Report
3:30
Roll
Back
the
Years
4:00
Choraie
4:30
Affectionately,
Jenny
5:00
Whispering
Strings
5:30
Summer
Concert
6:00
Ghost
Stories
6:30
Noel
Coward
Program
7:00
CBC
News
7:10
Week-end
Review
7:20--
Special
Speaker
7:30
Concerto
8:00
Winnipeg
Concert
Orch.
8:30
Linger
Awhile
9:00
Summertime
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Growth
and
Freedom
.
10:30
Vesper
Hour
11:00
Weather
Report
and
Sign
Off
MONDAY
A.M.
7.00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Cinty
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
were
being
put
on
ana
reiniorcea.
lne
mainiand
new
life
to
consider,
do
they
decide
to
set
sail
in
their
small
dinghy
an
search
jf
the
civilized
world
beyond
the
reef.
Jean
Simmons
plays
the
part
of
the
beautiful
girl
castaway,
the
boy
is
played
by
a
new
star,
ex-Be-vin
boy
Donald
Houston.
A
major
part
of
this
lovely
romantic
picture
was
uctuany
shot
in
Uie
faraway
Fiji
Islands.
I.-
emild'
have
been
all
right
for
fresh
air.
but
in
oilier
ways
had
its
disadvantages
H"iit:i!
of
fifty
housing
units
in
Prinre
Rupert
Is
assured,
the
ritjf
giving
this
guarantee
to
the
Fedeial
government.
Enthusiasm
has
not
slackened
a
bit.
Even
$60
rental
can
be
paid.
Well,
no
one
need
be
uncertain
any
longer.
And
the
need
exists
jitit
as
much
as
ever.
11
to
20
and
40
to
41
"Softox"
Chenille.
Cora-foi
tabic
wrap-around
style.
Long
sleeves
and
shawl
collar.
Popular
Fall
.-.hacks.
New
stuck
just
arrived
at
Peoples
Store.
Sprei.il
price
BKLOW
city
prices.
JOSEPH
COP
INN
g
iojZd
COMING
MONDAY
TO
Vf.Z
MATINEE
MONDAY
J
EVENING
SHOWS
1
.
Hl
CAPIT01
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THESIHI
Boats
report
an
unusual
amount
of
fog
this
summer
often
accompanied
with
high
winds,
an
unusual
combination,
auu
not
to
anybody's
liking.
i
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Frmcess
Kathleen
will
be
moved
to
the
Prince
Rupert
diyduck
fr:
examination
Sunday
afternoon
and
it
is
expected
that
temporary
repairs
will
be
made
to
enable
her
to
return
south.
IT'S
A
JOKE,
SON
MOST
BRIDGES
New
Brunswick
has
more
covered
bridges
than
in
any
other
section
of
the
North
American
continent.
The
caulKers
were
Dusy.
mere
was
nothing
being
left
to
chance,
for
inspection
by
the
various
officials
would
not
overlook
any
weakness
And
the
passengers
were
in
agreement
that
with
a
Job
so
well
done
they
would
sleep
in
peace
as
they
continued
their
interrupted
voyage.
--
The
other
subject
of
discussion
was
fog.
That
is
the
bane
of
the
sailor
as
it
is
of
the
airman.
In
spite
of
fog
horns
blowing,
and
modern
radar
in
use;
in
spite
of
every
human
endeavour
to
avoid
any
accident,
the
collision
occpr-any
accident,
the
colhson
occur-ment
that
they
had
been
lucky.
"And
what
about
the
sailors
in
TODAY
7-9
p.m
DANNY
KAYE
in
'ON
THE
RIVIERA"
I
I
KEWARM
The
name
of
Addis
Aababa
was
in
the
headlines
yesterday.
The
news
was
dull.
It
was
tepid.
Some
might
say
lukewarm.
But
that's
also
true
of
the
ancient
city
in
the
mountains
of
Abyssinia,
which
wotud
appear
to
be
as
lifeless
as
Mussolini.
And
that's
pretty
dead.
FIRST
TURBINE
First
serious
attempt
to
construct
a
gas
turbine
engine
along
modern
lines
was
made
in
Berlin
in
1872.
Sunday
Midniqht
-
Monday
-
Tue
You
won't
catch
many
of
the
waterfront
employees
now
but
at;
first
there
were
several
caught
!
with
the
remark:
"It's
too
bad;
:
.
Rupert
Peoples
Store:
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
i
Vancouver
J.
ARTHUR
RANK
Production
I
I
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment.
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
CRIMINALS
Bomb
raids
have
been
made
on
rail
and
powvr
lines
In
British
the
forecastle
of
the
Princess
about
the
trouble
In
the
Royal
:
Kathleen?"
,
Family."
One
is
expected
to
say,
!
j
Their
escape
was
nothing
short
"I
didn't
hear
of
any.
What
1
of
a
miracle.
Many
were
the
ex-
happened?"
.
i
'
periences
of
sailors
as
they
talk-
"Oh.
there
was
a
scrap
between
ed.
How
often
in
other
waters
'
the
Princess
and
the
Prince."
Columbia
by
radical
Sons
of
Freedom.
In
other,
and
less
pretentious
language,
a
bunch
of
the
fog
had
been
a
source
of
"Yes,"
ades
a
third
quite
in
worry
to
them.
One
told
how
on
j
nocently.
"and
the
Princess
got
criminals
have
prospects
of
being
handed
more
police
attention.
the
worst
of
the
scrap."
an
oil
tanker
he
had
watched
another
ship
loom
ud
and
there
(The
reference
is
to
ships
in
toiimnr)
tn
ha
nn
t
In
ouoif1
I
the
news.)
the
ship
back
on
Its
run
at
the
earliest
possible
moment.
The
rielaved
passengers
were
appre-
the
collision,
but
they
had
slipped
past,
with
a
little,
but
enough
clearance.
Fellow
workers
of
the
United
i
1
I
I
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
1
States
Customs
and
his
friends
ciative
of
this
effort.
'
!of
the
Canadian
Customs
gath
10:30
This
Week's
Artist
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Report
11:33
Rec.
Interval
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
MONDAY
P.M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
2:30
B.C.
Farm
3dct.
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:00
Easy
Listening
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Art
Every
Day,
Comty.
MONDAY
P.M
4:30
Dick
Trimble
and
the
Sei
4:45
Stock
Quotations
and
Int
5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
Alberta
Pip,
line
MORE
FOG
ereci
together
to
wish
an
oid-
Rraimpn
in
th
Whnr
niilH
timer,
Frank
N.
Feero.
farewell
A
repair
job
of
a
different
kind'
hnini
rlnn
in
thp
TaWln
It.
ij!
..
.
....
.
.
.
..
li.nlr
It.
V.
i
o
PaliromAttt
"
COUOF
BY
recall
now
easy
it
was
within
the
&""u
'"
-"-"""
aimost
incredible
that
the
pound-
conlmed
waters
of
the
harbor
."'w
ula
4U
J"
'c-
to
get
off
course
and
to
row,
and
A
presentation
of
a
cigarette
ing
of
the
hull
on
the
rocks
could
have
reduced
the
hull
timbers
almost
to
pulp.
That
Is,
on
the
row.
and
row.
and
then
find
cai
aIla
"gnier
wa
a
luugiuic
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
miNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
from
th
daring
story
by
H.
de
Vera
Stacpoole
with
JEAN
SIMMONS
$8
themselves
off
course.
One
ex-:
lOKCn
ol
,ulf
respen,
ntm
.jy
starboard
side;
the
port
side
is
perienced
boatman
said
that
lf
men
oi
tne
customs
services
eyen
worse
Yet
when
repalredi
leaving
a
rope
trailing
astern
Ior
me,
retiring
veteran,
mis.
shfi
wiU
bg
a
serviCeable
boat
was
good
to
that
the
Feero
also
was
suitably
remem-
a
way
see
and
makg
many
mQre
tdps
boat
was
keeping
on
a
direct
and
from
the
fishing
grounds.
MATINKE
MONDAY
I
p.m.
EVENINGS
7
-
9
p.m.
my
rcourse.
But
fog
always
is
a
dan
MODERN
PLUMBING
is
a
wise
investment,
in
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
PLUMSING
SaamicH
No
word
of
any
tune
being
seen
has
been
received.
There
are
four
boats
fro
mPrince
Rupert
looking
for
the
elusive
fish,
and
rumour
Areas
remaining
open
for
seine
5:25
Canadian
Amateur
Golf
Summary
5:30
Songs
and
Singers
5:45
yomw
Man
with
a
sonn
5:55
CBC
News
ij.UO
Supper
Sere.'iBde
fishing
are
Queen
Charlotte
Is-!
TOTEM
lands.
Pearce
and
Portland
as
ger.
-1-
A
considerable
quantity
of
black
cod
was
landed
during
the
week.
The
Eclipse
had
21,500
pounds
and
the
Miss
Jean
23,000.
Prices
were
15.60
and
8.5;
halibut
to
the
amount
of
3.500
was
sold
at
26.20
and
17
cents.
The
Parma
also
landed
28.000
pounds
of
black
cod
at
15.50
and
8
cents
uoa
ii,
Liiut
uie
uoaia
wiii
&,jLy
-----
-
with
the
search
until
they
catch
Canal,
Sealuilh
Channel,
north-up,
even
If
it
means
going
south
ern
Purtion
of
Mjthu.-.en
Chan-.
to
Mexican
waters.
A
year
ago
l,
Firher
Channel
and
Rivers.
A
FAMtJl'S
l'LAYFRS
1HEATKK
.
.
mm
-
.
.
i.
I
tuna
were
landed
here
August
and
bnmn
lniei.
fm
otner
seine
18,
'
areas
are
closed
for
conservation
'
pui
poses.
i'
ntAiiNv,
I
Advertise
for
Best
Results
anrt
1
(inn
roH
or.,1
t
.
I
iu
-""H."-
":
...v
a.
,
-
..e
ll.
i
u
i
pnnce
Rupert
as
rapidly
as
pos
Union
:;team-r
Chilcotin.
Capt.
thousand
pounds
of
halibut
sold
6:15
Martial
Airs
ti:
30--Musical
Varieties
7:1)0-
CBC
News
7:15
CE'J
News
Roundup
7:30
Pacific
Pianoforte
8:00
Marsh
Phimister's
Orch.
8.30
Music
from
Manitoba
9:00
Summer
Fallow
9:30
Tony
the
Troubadour
10:00
CBJ
Mews
10
10
CBC
News
10:15
Let's
Find
Out
10:30
Don
I
Destroy
10:45
Ed
McCurdy
sible
the
drydock
management
I..
L.
McLean,
was
In
port
Sat-had
every
available
man
on
the
urday
in.
course
of
a
cruise
to
Job;
and
some
of
them
all
night
S'tka
with
a
Knights
Templar
too.
They
spared
no
effort
to
get
party
on
board.
Chop
Sucy
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
,
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
at
23.21
and
18.
-i
.Seine
boats
report
tha,
fishing
in
Ogden
Channel
is
fair.
Gal
netters
in
Kitkatla
Inlet
report
an
average
of
125
pinks.
There
are
iew
cohoes.
Waterfront
habitues
were
surmising
that
the
arrival
of
CPS
Princess
Joan
would
be
its
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
waters.
With
the
Princess
Norah
south
bound
from
Alaska
and
the
Prln-
arr"
i
I
11:00
Weather
torccn-t
Finn
Arrivals
TUESDAY
A.M.
7"-.
Musical
CK.c
K
flO
I'Hi'
8:10-fPK
Bill
0(hw
H:is
V.
nine
Son
THIS
WNTER
!
s
:
'
Your
Present
Fumatt
Nowl
t
I)
Vrfff
f
(
L1J
WITH
THE
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
WORK
GRAVITY
STOKER
CONVERSION
MODEL
r.mmo)
A
Stoker
with
No
MOVING
PARTS
SEE
LOW
FUEL
CONSUMP-1
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
TION
very
tconomical.
NO
URGE
STORAGE
IIHI
Burnt
the
cheapest
tmill
21.1
-1st
Avenue
West
izfd
tort
Aibarta
I'hone
909
Yes,
when
you
drive,
up
here
you're
putting
your
cor
in
expert
hands.
Our
attendants
hove
had
years
of
experience
end
tratninq
in
proper
car
care.
They
know
what
vou
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