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RED
BADGE
OF
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TODAY
7
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p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Duily
News
Wednesday,
November
28,
1951
Paris
In
Spring
Musical
Romance
Along
A
catchy,
singing
romance
laid
against
a
background
of
Paris
In
the
spring,
the
technicolor
musical
"Rich,
Young
'and
Pretty,"
is
the
week-end
feature
tit
the
Totem
Theatre
here
opening
Thursday.
Jane
Powell,
Dan
WALLACE'S
E
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Not
Just
Blankets:
Ayres
Blankets
For
Sleeping
Comfort
i
m
Waterfront
Here
Sought
j
Application
Before
Council
In
Connection
With
New
Alaska
Service
j
Application
of
Alaska
Ferry
&
j
Terminal
Co.
Inc.
for
rie,ht-of-way
on
city
waterfront
property!
was
referred
Monday
night
by
.
city
council
to
the
finance
com-
I
mittee
for
report.
,
The
company
which
proposes
to
establish
a
scheduled
steam-,
ship
service
including
car
carry-!
ing
between
here
and
the
various
'
towns
in
the
panhandle
of
Alas-
1
ka,
intends
to
construct
a
landing
,
ramp
A
letter
to
council
re-
j
quested
right-of-way
over
city,
property
for
a
road
to
the
pro-
I
posed
ramp
on
the
west
end
of
I
the
waterfront.
Aid.
George
Casev
cautioned1
against,
any
immediate
action.
'Those
are
the
only
two
waterfront
lots
the
city
owns,"
he
said.
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Darrleux,
Wendell
Corey
and
Fernandez
Lamas
head
the
cast
which
also
Introduces
the
popular
singing
star.
Vic
Da-monc,
as
Miss
Powell's
romantic
partner.
The
principals
are
a
Texas
rancher
whose
French
wife
had
deserted
him
twenty
years
before
the
story
begins
and
their
now
grown-up
and
attractive
daughter
who
has
never
known
her
mother
and
believes
her
to
be
dead.
Plot
complications
arise
when
the
cattleman
Is
forced
to
make
a
trip
to
Paris
and
reluctantly
takes
his
daughter
with
him.
His
former
wife,
now
a
It
pays
to
buy
good
blankets.
Years
of
service
"v"'"
and
sleeping
pleasure
make
a
difference.
The
Place
to
Co
For
The
Brands
You
Know
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE:
ON
RESCUE
JOB
CPSS
Princvss
Norah
stranded
briefly
near
Powell
River
yesterday.
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Norah
Strands!
SHIPS
At
'D
In
Tug
Rescue
(WATERFRONT
I
Parts
night
club
star,
again
MIA1...
FINEST
OF
I
CM
TOM
"Wi
NtMI
!
Muck'
M-G-M
pretexts
BEST
OF
FOOD
'
fri.!';
'I.
Fish
Boat
enters
their
lives.
At
the
same
time
the
daughter
falls
In
love
not
only
with
Paris
but
with
a
young
government
clerk.
Various
diiemmas
are
Ironed
out
before
a
satisfactory
conclusion
Is
reached.
RICH.YOUNG'U
M
KOH
MS
COOK'NG
I)
j
I
oaslal
Liner
Touches
-.sssssasc5sss.
I
Near
Wcslview
I
One
Trip
Cancelled
j
The
veteran
lighthouse
tender
i
Alberni
has
been
tied
up
for
the
VANCOUVER
P
The
2.731-;
wilUer
at
lhe
scal
Cove
base,
ton
Princess
Norah
of
the
Cana-iThe
vessel
has
been
steamed
cian
Pacific
Steamships
Tuesday
d()wn
Witrl
oniy
a
small
crew
I
night
cancelled
her
scheduled
i
landing
by.
The
Alexander
Destro
yed
I-OK
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
20o
BROADWAY
CAFE
AND
PRETTY
tmmi
JANE
POWELL
DANIELLE
DARRIEUX
WENDELL
COREY
FERNANDO
LAMAS
AND
INTIODUCINO
VIC
DAMONE
jiip-coasi
run
io
roweu
Kiver
MacKenzle
is
carrying
out
the
A
gasoline
explosion
is
believ-
;
after
damaging
her
propeller
ed
by
firemen
to
have
started
the
j
and
hull
in
trying
to
help
three
lighthouse
work
by
herself
until
the
Alberni
is
recommissioncd
next
spring.
blaze
which
destroyed
a
25-foot
December
At
Totem
Three-day
picture
runs
will
be
featured
during
the
month
of
men
being
swept
ashore
in
a
tu',".
I
Tuesday's
storm
was
another
in
a
succession
of
blasts
which
have
raked
the
west
coast
for
a
,
troller
at
the
new
fishermen's
floats
near
the
drydock
at
8
a.m.
today
and
sent
a
man
to
hos
mm
TOTE
Thursday
to
Saturday
Kvrning
Shows
7
-
9:10
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee
2
p.m.
pital.
With
burns
on
hands
and
face.
week.
A
FAMOUS
HAVEttSlm.il
December
at
the
Totem
Theatre
here
and
a
number
of
Interest-
'
John
Watt,
25.
of
Piggot
Place,
is'
reported
in
"fair
condition."
He
a
drydock
worker
and
was
on
i
The
three-men
crew
of
the
tug
New
Delta
lashed
themselves
to
the
wheelhouse
to
keep
from
being
washed
overboard
when
the
boat
at
time
of
explosion.
Southbound
after
a
voyage
to
Skagway
with
600
tons
of
cargo,
frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Cas-siar,
Capt.
William
Oleason,
Is
in
port
today.
The
vessel
arrived
from
the
north
at
7:30
a.m.
and
wi"
leave
this
evening
for
Klti-mat.
While
here
the
Casslar
Is
loading
canned
salmon
from
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
plant
on
the
ocean
Uock
and
Is
also
taking
on
a
large
shovel
and
crane
and
caterpillar
for
delivery
to
Kltl-ii
.
On
nnclu.sion
of
this
voyage,
the
Casslar
will
go
on
a
scheduled
freight
run
between
TOD
A
V
7
-
9:00
LOUIS
HAYWARD
-
TOM
TULLY
in
"DICK
TURPIN
S
RIDE"
Ing
features
are
on
the
list
of
bookings
for
the
month.
Here
is
the
list:
December
3
and
4
"Anna.
Lu-casta,"
with
Paulctte
Ooddard
and
Oscar
Homolka.
Dec.
5-6
"Best
of
the
Bad-men,"
Robert
Ryan,
Claire
Trevor;
"Jungle
Hcadhuntcrs,"
Amazon
Expedition.
Firemen
said
the
blaze
could
;tnp
'US
was
driven
ashore
in
a
have
spread
to
other
Vessels
tied
j
howling
gale
ivoar
Westvlew,
port
nearby.
They
cut.
the
burning
I
oi
Powell
River,
craft
adrift
and
towed
it
with
I
Capt.
Ben
Macdonald,
Engin-
row
boat
to
the
beach
where
It
jeer
John
Argue
and
Deckhand
If
you
want
to
solve
your
transportation
problem
see
our
used
cars
.
.
.
these
cars
arc
older
models
but
they
ai
e
in
Rood
condition
.
.
.
and
most
Important
of
all
they
are
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
1950
Prefect
Sedan
1948
International
Pickup
in
very
good
shape
1939
Plymouth
Sedan
1938
Ford
Coach
For
good
transportation
a
1936
Chrysler
Royal
HUMPHREY
ELEANOR
w
.
Sd
,
w
mmm
mm
Tir
extinguished.
Firemen
said
the
boat
was
in
poor
condition.
It's
owner
is
not
known.
Dec.
7-8
"Hanoi'
oo
Lovely,"
Vancouver
via
Kemano.
Kildala.l
vcra
Ellen.
David
Nivea.
Kitimat.
Prince
Rupert
and
Karoicl
Hie-,
uii
oi
Vuncouvci,
escaped,
soaked
but
unhurt.
The
Frincess'Norah,
with
some
200
passengers
aboard,
stood
by
helplessly
for
two
hours.
She
.t.
viu.htiy
Homager!
when
Capt.
L..W.
McDonald
tried
to
get
close
i
the
5v-.joi
i.ug
and
a
gust
of
wind
swung
her
into
shore.
The
Norah
touched
briefly
but
;i)t
off
without
difficulty.
The
1
1
it
was
a
total
loss.
southeastern
Alaska
points-
to
Ekagway.
.
j
Qultj
an
Increase
in
the
num-!
bcr
of
rats
is
noted
In
and
near
the
elevator
since
wheat
shipments
started
being
delivered
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Phone
Green
217
Third
Ave.
W.
Dec.
10-12
"Cyrano
de
Berg-erac,"
Jose
Ferrer.
Mala
Powers.
Dec.
13-15
"The
Secret
of
Convict
Lake,"
Ethel
Barrymore,
Olenn
Ford.
Dec.
17-19
"Mr.
Imperium,"
Lana
Turner,
Ezio
Plnza.
Dec.
20-22
"When
Worlds
Collide,"
Richard
Derr,
Barbara
Rush.
Dec.
24-26
"Drums
In
the
Deep
South."
James
Craig,
Barbara
Payton.
Dec.
27-29
"Golden
Girl,"
Mitzl
Gaynor,
Dennis
Day.
Dec.
31-Jan.
1-2
"His
Kind
of
ranndian
Pacific
Steamships
,
n
cfficials
faid
they
expected
re-;
pairs
would
tj
completed
in
time
ior
the
Norah
to
make
her
usual
run
Thursday
night.
Bixim
of
logs
for
delivery
to
the
CelluUxs?
Co.
continue
to
arrive
here.
There
has
lately
been
hand
logging
at
Pitt
Island,
not
ur
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
Attention
Legionnaires
F.
C.
Northrup
of
San
Antonio,
Woman."
Robert
Mltchum.
Jane
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Stewart
Card
Party,
Dance
;
Texas,
In
a
letter
to
the
CN
j
pu-ii
lf
fir
hi
,1;.$
j
magazine,
praises
a
tourist
trip,
jan,
3.5
"Two
Tickets
to
The
annual
Christmas
Tree
for
the
children
(under
nine
jaooard
the
prince
ueorge
last
Broadway
Tony
Martin.
Janet
:
inowi
-
:UJ
tyyrrT
years)
of
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
will
be
August.
In
a
reference
to
Capt.
Caldwell
he
writes:
"In
many
cases
he
called
the
passengers'
attention
to
numerous
places
of
interest
that
otherwise
would
not
have
been
seen
or
understood
He
explained
and
demonstrated
navigation."
held
in
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
-from
2
p.m.
to
5
p.m.
on
Sunday,
December
16th.
Leigh.
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Wax
to
your
w
STEWART
A
whist
and
crib-bage
drive
and
dance
was
held
on
Saturday
in
the
Moose
Hall,
under
the
joint,
auspices
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
and
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
Winners
in
the
whist
were:
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Gibson;
consolation.
Miss
Greta
Soderlov;
men's
first.
Henry
Neilson,
first;
consolation,
George
Bunn.
In
tire
cribbage
Mrs.
H.
Wilkinson
was
winner
and
Mrs.
G.
Seaton
took
the
consolation
prize.
Constable
G.
Sea-ton
was
first
prize
winner
for
men
and
Isaac
Soderlov
took
the
consolation
prize.
After
supper
a
dance
was
held,
Mrs.
J.
Stewart
officiating
at
the
Stewart
Bride-Elect
Honored
STEWART
-Mrs
A.
Manojlo-vich
gave
a
shower,
at
her
home,
for
Miss
Greta
SfKlerlov
whose
marriage
will
take
place
shortly.
Many
beautiful
and
useful
prc-sent
were
given
to
the
bride-
-
Names
and
age
of
children
must
be
registered
by
December
3rd
either
by
leaving
names
in
the
Legion
office
or
by
phoning
479
or
Black
609.
.
W.
J.
WILLIAMS,
Secretary-Manager.
Now
Open
for
Business
ACME
ROOMS
ond
BOARD
One
block
East
of
Red
Cross
Hospital
TERRACE
piano
and
Bobby
Hutchings
at
elect.
tho
drums.
It
was
a
very
enjoy-
able
affair.
For
action
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