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TODAY
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6:45
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9
p.m.
'KING
SOLOMON'SMi.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
March
31.
1951
4:35
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Sunday
Midnite
Monday
Matinee
4
Pictures
For
April
High
Rents,
Crime,
Domestic
Infelicity
And
Then
Tragedy
P.m.
LEO
GORCEY
HUNTZ
HALL
GENE
AUTREY
Union
steamer
Chlkotin,
CaDt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
in
"SMUGGLER'S
COVE"
in
"RIM
OF
THE
CANYON"
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
from
Vancouver
with
by
Laurine
G.
Murdock
Let's
take
a
scene
in
the
home
of
a
low
salaried,
high
rent
payer.
Let's
call
him
Mr.
Problem.
His
rent,
food,
clothes,
bus
fare,
union
dues,
etc.,
are
more
than
his
monthly
salary
so
:
1
150
tons
of
general
freight
for
u5t
Irrived
II
I
YOUTH'S
1
j
DRAPE
r
!
...
PANTS
W.
SOMERSET
MAUGHAM'S
here
and
sailed
at
9
p.m.
lor
Massett
Inlet
points
whence
she
Ls
due
back
here
southbound
on
Sunday
evening.
Disembarkin?
iminiiii
f
"Born
to
be
Bad,"
"My
Blue
Heaven,"
"Joan
of
Arc,"
"Daughter
of
Rosie
O'Grady"
and
"Kim"
are
some
of
the
outstanding
pictures
which
are
coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
screen
here
during
the
month
of
April.
Here
Is
the
list
as
announced
by
Manager
J.
Harry
Black:
April
1
"Rim
of
the
Canyon,"
Gene
Autrey
and
Nan
Leslie;
"Smugglers'
Cove,"
Leo
Gorcey
and
Huntz
Hall.
April
2
and
3
"Trio,"
Jean
Simmons
and
Toland
Culver.
April
4
and
5
"Born
to
be
Bad,"
Joan
Fontaine
and
Robert
Ryan.
April
8
and
7
"Watch
ice
Birdie,"
Red
Skelton
and
Arlene
"Say,
Mary,
I
brought
home
a
couple
or.
bottles
oi
rye."
He
deposits
a
clinking
package
on
the
table.
"But,
why,
John,
you
know
,
that,
with
the
high
rent
and
tner
have
seen
Johnny
go
other
things,
we
can't
afford
to
through
school,
be
a
doctor
or
ilia
drink?"
She
was
dismayed.
"You
a
lawyer
or
just
buy
nis
own
boat
and
go
fishing?
He
would
have
if
his
parents
didn't
have
to
pay
such
high
rent.
So,
dear
friends
and
gentle
nonn
'P.
I
should
have
said,
tax-
don't
even
drink.
What
are
you
up
to?"
"Don't
be
too
disturbed,
my
dear,
other
people
do
it,"
re
here
were
C.
Raitt,
J.
Meuannan,
A.
Powell,
B.
Russell,
W.
Burg-art,
Sage
Mydea,
J.
Nalamira,
D.
Roegele,
G.
McCabe,
B.
Tidbail,
R.
Moore,
R.
Douglas,
W.
Raptts,
N.
Hooper,
W.
Bennett,
Capt.
L.
G.
Swan,
R.
Van
der
Sluys,
Mi.3
Clara
Pierce,
W.
G.
Drake,
Mrs.
H.
Thorn,
R.
R.
Flewelling,
H.
Islam,
Basie
Samas,
W.
Nicker-son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Palmer,
J.
Rossie,
S.
Berze,
T.
Proc,
D.
Baird,
C.
Necheter,
T.
Bergln,
P.
Collins,
T.
Beatty,
R.
Dion,
N.
Cosgrove,
C.
Livingstone,
D.
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
"John,
you
don't
mean
you've
'
payers
and
those
who
don't
but
I
Dahl.
I
April
8
"Rock
Ship
XM."
I
Lloyd
Bridges
and
Osa
Massen:
!
"North
of
the
Rio
Grande,"
Wil-iliam
Bovd
and
Gabbv
Haves.
started
to
bootleg?"
She
was
lill-
j
hand
it
over
in
armiuis
10
ed
with
consternation.
,
i
those
who
do,
isn't
it
about
time
I
tax
was
put
to
use
"Yes,
dear,
I'm
afraid
that's
that
money
the
only
way
we
can
make
ends
;
In
the
rlgh
;d
reckon
Alter
All
These
Features:
-
Wide
Kee
'
'
Narrow
Cuff
Tab
Belt
Loop
Smooth
Gab
Self
Match
Belt
All
sizes
fur
Tern
Ages
and
Youths.
The
colors
are
"in
the
groove"
and
the
style
Is
"extra
keen."
.
.
.
Hurry
down
and
"get
in
he
swim."
Vonk,
A.
Engen,
G.
F.
Moyer,
Mr.
LIGHT
UP
at
!
April
9-11
"Mister
880,"
Burt
meet
meet
and
Mrs.
E.
WILson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Rivett
and
son,
Capt.
and
Mrs,
P.
Laing
and
Infant.
this
month.
With
little
"
------
Johnny
having
to
have
his
teeth
the
young
people
who
are
grow-filled,
we
are
short."
He
put
a
!
tag
up
in
our
city
today?
High
rente
are
an
element
in
comforting
arm
around
his
l
of
divorce,
the
thunderstruck
wife.
the
promotion
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUSE
home.
Well,
folks
it's
the
end
of
"Has
It
come
to
inaif
snei
.
..,.
v.-.
if
or.H
fa.
Lancaster
and
Dorothy
McGuire;
"Dakota
Lill,"
Robert
Montgomery
and
Marie
Windsor.
April
12-14
"My
Blue
Heaven,"
Betty
Grable
and
Dan
Dailey
April
15
"Brimstone,"
Rod
I
Cameron
and
Adrian
Booth;
"Woman
From
Headquarters,"
j
Virginia
Huston
and
Barbara
something
that
started
out
OK.
A
very
sad
end!
Mother
has
to
railing
uiumi..-i.
ther-left"
children
into
orphan
answered.
"Oh,
if
only
the
rent
wasn't
so
high."
I
Advertise
for'
Best
Results
ages.
It
s
an
old
aaage
ana
us
still
true
"Love
flics
out
the
go
out
and
work
and
the
children
have
to
go
to
a
home.
All
of
which
in
my
mind
could
have
been
prevented
if
our
town
or
city
was
investigated
as
to
Its
more
sordid
features.
"We're
over
a
barrel,
Honey.
He
added,
"oh,
yes,
the
Drink-alots
are
having
a
party
tonight
and
they
don't
think
they
will
have
enough
to
drink
so
I
told
him
about
the
two
bottles
that
I
have
and
he
said!
'Bring
'em
over."
"
"What
about
the
police?"
asked
Mary,
very
worried.
"Let
Johnny
take
it,
over.
The
cops
will
never
think
for
a
min
BOYS'
ond
YOUTHS'
SPORT
JACKETS
A
complete
stock
for
all
size
boys
and
youths.
In
the
pabt
the
in-between
size
boys
have
been
hard
to
fit.
Not
this
year.
We've
gone
all
out
to
lit
every
ane
and
size
boy.
.
Fuller.
April
16-17
"Joan
of
Arc,"
Ingrid
Bergman
and
Jose
Ferrer.
April
18
and
19
"Petty
Girl,"
Robert
Cummings
and
Joan
Caulfield.
April
20
and
21
"Daughter
of
Rosie
O'Grady,"
June
Haver
and
Gordon
MacRae.
ITT)
window
when
poverty
enters
the
door."
Crowded,
hot,
tiny
suffocating
rooms
are
no
place
to
try
to
hold
a
marriage
together.
No
relaxation
for
a
weary
husband
coming
honre
at
night
to
find
his
wife
bitter
and
frustrated
due
to
a
terrible
day
with
the
children
trying
to
keep
them
quiet
so
Mr.
Cantsleep
can
sleep.
Finding
no
place
where
he
ualit
V
A
Positive
Results
for
all
Skin
Ailments.
Medium
nd
Rtrour
Mil
My
April
22
"David
Harding,
Counter
Spy,"
Willard
Parkey
-
nt
your
drur
More.
can
read,
or
sleep
because
ute
that
a
little
fellow
like
him
would
be
carrying
liquor."
the
children's
noise,
disguested,
:
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
:
217
Sixth
Street
.
.
.
Just
Around
the
Corner
ilBllIIIIIHIilll"lB"iB'"""""'
BO
lluie
jonnny
wno
naa
Deen
he
puts
on
his
coat
and
hat
and
listening
from
a
cracK
in
tne
door
runs
enthusiastically
out
into
the
kitchen:
"Sure,
Daddy,
Men!
Here
is
what
you
look
ror
in
shoes
.
.'.
Top
comfort,
quality
and
value!
.
.
.
We
have
a
wide
selection
of
business
and
casual
and
Audrey
Long;
"Cargo
to
Capetown,"
Broderick
Crawford
and
Joan
Ireland.
April
23-25
"The
Jackpot,"
James
Stewart
and
Barbara
Hale;
"The
Gun
Fighter,"
Gregory
Peck
and
Helen
Westcott.
April
26-28
"Kim,"
Errol
Flynn
and
Dean
Stockwell.
April
29
"Dangerous
Profes
I'll
take
It
over."
The
child
seemed
actually
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&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
IXECTRIC
RANGES
Phone
Hlue
IM3
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
heads
down
town
and
you
don't
need
a
detective
to
know
where
he's
going.
He
drowns
his
sorrows,
disappointments,
.
hopelessness
in
the
many
beers
he
drinks.
Around
two
in
the
morning
home
comes
Papa
to
a
worried
and
irritated
wife.
His
obstreperous
manner
is
enough
to
tell
her
he's
been
spending
the
rent
money
on
unnecessary
proud
to
do.
this
dreadful
mission.
Kids
are
like
that,
though.
Makes
them
feel
a
little
more
10
YEARS
AGO
J
March
31.
1941
'
.
Referring
to
the
danger
of
democracy
being
swayed
by
th3
i
crowd,
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
gave
'
a
thought-provoking
sermon
in
I
First
United
Church
last
nighn.
'
He
said
that
the
public
have
been
known
to
persecute
above-j
average
citizens
as
they
do
be
styles.
Drop
in
Today
like
Dick
Tracy
or
The
Lone
Ranger.
Danger
holds
its
thrill
sion,"
George
Raft
and
Pat
O'Brien;
"Destination
Murder,"
Joyce
MacKenzie
and
Stanley
detriments.
low-average
as
exemplified
in
the
lives
of
such
men
as
Jesus,
Paul
and
Bunyan.
The
Christian
must
be
above
the
average,
Mr.
Jackson
said.
VIEW-MASTER
Fashion
for
children,
too,
I
guess.
WORSE
AND
WORSE
"Atta
boy.
Keep
it
under
your
hat
now,
no
telling
those
school
kids,"
.
the
father
warns.
So
Johnny
delivers
the
liquor,
he
keeps,
it
under
his
hat.
He
learn
things.
He
is
thoroughly
tongue
lashed;
result
they
wake
the
children
,the
children
wake
the
neighbors,
and
so
on.
Tills
all
goes
to
find
Papa
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-
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Prince
Rupert
voyage,
cleared
with
the
halibut
boats
.from
here
today
for
the
opening
of
the
haliout
season
April
1.
FootWearJ
Charles
Graham,
inspector
ol
mines,
and
Provincial
Constable
spending
a
good
deal
of
his
time
in
the
beer
parlors.
Then
there's
that
night
Papa
doesnt
come
REELS
Reduced
.
50c
each
WRATH
ALL'S
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
ed
his
lesson
well.
He'd
make
a
dandy
crook
some
day.
He
did
all
right,
for
awhile.
It
wasn't
until
after
he
struck
25
YEARS
AGO
By
CHIC
VCJ
F.
H.
Brooksbank
returned'
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night.
They
have
been
Investigating
a
fatal
accident
to
Melvin
Preston
at
Surf
Inlet.
The
Stowaway
BLONDIE
March
31,
1936
There
Is
a
repo.t
goin
'out
fro
greener
pastures
uating
from
selling
"booze"
to
f
nmettable
the
CaPito1
Theatre
Co.
of
Van-
giving
a
guy
a
"fix"
and
selling
uniorgeu
couver
haa
Durchased
two
lots
lure
nnant.lt.ips
nf
"rinoe"
her
"It
was
an
on
Third
Avenue,
near
Fulton
ion,
cocaine,
Just
name
it,
John-Street,
with
a
view
to
building
I
ny
had
it.
Yes,
he
had
learned
thei'eon,
whenever
the
time
may
his
lesson
well.
His
own
parents
sight,"
w
ites
L.
P.
Douglas
of
the
Royal
Navy,
in
a
letter
to
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholis,
of
the
British
ai:-
raid.s.
Mr.
Douglas
was
employed
here
with
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
be
thought
opportune
for
a
the-
had
taught
him
that
there
was
atre.
an
easier
way
to
make
a
living
than
working.
Wondering
where
Johnny
is
now?
Well,
Johnny
is
either
of
1
Ji-L
II
1
get
oothIsV
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MINUTE-yOlJ
KNOW
y
ELMEP.
WHOS
)
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J
CAGWOOC!
VOUPG
NOT
ALLOWED
J
USUALLV
THE
Jfl'la
;
C
CHA5E
THE
J
JVs
TO
SLEEP
ON
-
bad
pupwasTsSvU
It
.
L
PuPS
OFF
T'1&
"s
THAT
SOFA.
rJLr-
THEONLyONEYfe'7
I
I
'
-
I
Despite
poor
weather,
the
total
halibut
catch
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
The
Northern
Breew,
Capt.
J.
Silertsen,
making
her
matdrr.
three
places.
He's
still
loose
with
SAFE
BUYS
of
March
was
3,159,700
pounds.
the
police
on
his
tail,
(close),
favorably
This
compa.es
quite
with
past
catches.
1950
Monorch
Soort
he
may
be
in
a
"pen"
and
he
may
be
dead.
That
happens
sometimes
when
a
greenhorn
penetrates
a
"big
shot's"
territory.
In
my
estimation
he's
better
off
dead.
Wouldn't
you
ra-
Sedan
1950
Ford
Custom
-1
-
.r
1
The
tax
rate
for
1920
wa.s
set
at
41
mills
at
last
niyht's
city
council
meeting.
Gcncial
rate
U
11,
schools
12,
and
special
21,
totalling
44.
Fordor
Mm
mm
1950
Chevrolet
Sedan
Al
Condition
Immaculate
throughout
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1950
Ford
Va-ton
SIS
II
vM
U
0
o
M
The
Montreal
Maroons
won
the
first
Stanley
Cup
game,
defeating
the
Victoria
Cougars
3-0.
The
western
champs,
somewhat
stiffened
after
their
ion?
tourney
east,
hope
to
do
bettc.:
tonight.
Anderson,
of
Victoria,
1
,uffered
a
'fractured
leg
and
dislocated
hip.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim,
Phone
17
for
Orders
T
Take
(tut
AND
BRING
IN
THAT
BIG
OHh
Pick-up
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
KORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
P-1nrp
Runrrt.
R
C
Commodore
Cafe
JOHN
H.
JOIN
IN
THE
STEELHEAD
DERBY
SPONSORED
BY
BULGER
SEE
OUR
niSPLAY
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Associatioj
OF
Orlv
tlriil
0bMANSON'S
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
JEWELLERS
Derby
Now
Open
-
Closes
April
30
wnr.u
iki
yaiir
CTFFIHEAD
AT
THE
HOME
OF
KRlENDoV
SKitVICB
998
522
3rd
Ave
W.
iOX
HAROLD
THOM'S
1114-10
Ave
X
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
r.id
(ieneral
CartaRb
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Effl-
riem
Service.
AIm
agents
lor
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
wrlding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor
''211.1
and
Park
Avenues
Est
13111
Phonos
B0
and
1
Largest
Sleelhead
Takes
ihe
Tackle
i
II
w
a
1
1
a
c
e
PHARMACY
s
A":
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
.
'
.
,
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to
2
p.nv
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
,
pLne
79
,
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
RULES
of
DERBY
1.
Contestants
rus-
be
members
of
llie
Prince
Rupert
Rod
ond
Gun
Association.
2.
Stcclhcad
rnust
be
hooked
with
tackle
authorized
by
the
game
department.
3.
Fish
must
be
taken
from
fresh
water
and
only
"clean','
steelhead
will
be
eligible.
4.
Contest
closes
Midnight,
April
30.
$5.00
in
fishing
tackle
will
be
qiven
to
person
who
weighs
in
prize-winning
steel-head
during
the
above
mentioned
period.
Jciilorincj
or
Ludios
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
MeniL
l.-lirp
funns
(,o
Pnnce
P'ipeit
Pn-i
and
Uun
A.sociat!nn
are
available
at
the
following
firms:
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
EDWARD
LIPSETT
LTD.
KAIEN
CONSUMERS
CO-OP
HARDWARE
ABEL
&
O'DOWES
MEN'S
WEAR
BACON
FISHERIES
Phone
649
220
Sixth
St