the
kind
of
part
that
deteriorated
In
u
h?
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
September
4,
1951
N
versatility
is
eminently
apparent
in
the
role
of
an
American
doctor
who
is
forced
to
put
down
his
sriilnet
nnri
nick
tin
a
enn
Screen
tj(
District
Salmon
Pack
Higher
cwi
Wild
Life
Is
Exciting
j
i
in
..
i
!
tn
mnlra.
t,
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
During
a
uuiu-pui
i4ea
journey
i
'
v
seem
solw
from
Shanghai
to
Peking.
This
Is
and
exciting.
uiu
evtcw
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
By
PERCY
GRANT
WEDNESDAY
-
THURSDAY
SHW
STARTS
Nearly
60,000
more
cases
of
salmon
were
packed
in
the
Naas
and
Skeena
River
areas
this
year
than
in
the
same
period
in
1950,
according
to
end-of-AiiRust
reports
of
the
chief
su-
Canadian
children
who
live
at
1
(Subject
U.
Change)
the
fringe
of
the
wilderness
in
!
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
"
ONLY
ONE
COMPLETE
SHOWING
the
various
provinces
can
study
theiar
natural
history
at
first
TLESDAY
P.M.
:00-Sun.shine
Society
tolhand
and
cluse
t0
home
Increase
was
due
mainly
3P-Tall
Talcs
Whether
marine
life
on
the
John
Boden,
arrived
in
port
at
6:30
Sunday
evening
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints,
sailing
at
midnight
for
Stewart
and
Alice
Ann.
Coming
out
of
Vancouver,
the
vessel
had
over
100
passen
heavier
runs
of
coho,
chums
and
:45Stock
Quotations
&
Inl
PEOPLES
STORE
Fall
Opening!
:
Special
j
m
Ladies'
and
Women's
:
Chenille
:
i
Housecoats
I
pinks.
Sockeye
are
down
about
J
tidal
flats
of
the
Maritimes
or
flocks
of
wild
ducks
on
prairi
10.000
cases
over
last
year,
com
parative
figures
are:
1950
1951
MOLLY
There
is
a
real
rags-to-riches
story
behind
the
success
of
Gertrude
Berg,
star
and
co-author
of
the
uproarious
comedy,
"Molly,''
showing
today
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
This
tireless
and
talented
creator
whose
long-standing
airwave
success,
"Thp
Goldbergs,"
has
enriched
the
lives
of
more
than
a
generation
of
airwave
fans,
can
trace
her
phenomenal
rise
to
the
bleak
days
of
1929.
At
that
time
the
immortal
Molly
walked
uncertainly
into
a
ladio
executive's
office
with
several
page's
of
her
brain
child
scrawled
on
yellow
paper.
The
official
squinted
wryly
at
a
paragraph
of
ragged
longhand
and
ponds
and
marshes,
there
is
always
something
exciting
to
study
gers
ana
a
urge
ueigni
cargo
when
crowds
and
traffic
are
fur
Snc
nad
ioo
tons
of
Torbrit
ore
16.720
38,876
Coho
...
Chums
52.901
64
235
139.978
away,
to
load
at
Alice
Arm
this
trip
But
it
is
not
often
that
any-
!
and
returned
here
this
afternoon
131,931
Pinks
Total
pack
of
all
species
of
fish
j
thing
as
thrilling
as
a
moose
is
southbound.
obliging
enough
to
call
at
a
school
to
give
the
students
a:
chance
for
close-up
observation.
It
happened
in
the
little
in
the
Naas
and
Skeena
area
this
year
is
351,799
cases;
for
10."0.
292,20ii
cases
in
the
same
period.
m
m
CPS
Princess
Kathleen
has
been
put
on
the
pontoons
at
the
dry
dock
and
what
Is
believed
by
company
officials
to
be
a
10-day
repair
job
began
this
morning.
The
vessel
will
then
proceed
to
Vancouver.
I
m
i
m
!
m
then
snapped,
"You'd
better
read
:0(l-
International
Cotnty.
:
10
-Bill
Morton
SinR.s
25
Canadian
Amateur
Golf
Summary
30
Intimate
Review
;45
Lyrical
Lady
55-CBC
News
00--Sii)per
Serenade
:
15
Hawaiian
Melodies
30
Moods
in
Music
mi
CMC
Nevkb
15
OHC
Mews
Roundup
30
-jl,eiees!er
Sq.
to
Broadway
:00
-Club
Date
:15-
Fish,
f.v.sh
and
Fowl
30-TzU'.ane
:00
T.B.A.
30
Continental
Varieties
:'"J
C'BC
News,
10-CBC
Nrws
15-Let's
Find
Out
30
Adventiues
of
Richard
Han
ivy
00
Weather
Report
Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESDAY
A
M
00
MuMeal
C'l.ieK
00
-CBC
News
10--Hi-re's
13:11
Good
:15
MorninR
fcong
Total
pack
so
far
this
year
in
j
setfement
of
Pevensi-y
,in
the
all
areas
is
1.207,144
cases;
in
1
Algonquin
Hills
of
Ontario's
1950,
same
period,
967,863
cases.
!
parr
Sound
district.
Morning
Meanwhile,
the
U.S.
Fish
and
j
lessons
were
in
progress
in
the
Wildlife
Service
reports
that
one-room
school
when
the
tuach-Kdlmun
pack
in
Ala.ska,
up
to
j
er
announced
that
a
great
bull
week
ended
August
18.
totalled
j
moose
was
peering
at
the
win-2.351,315
cases.
Loot
year
for
the
aoW8
irom
0njy
a
lew
leet
away,
.same
period
the
total
pack
was
I
There
was
a
rush
to
see
the
it
to
me."
Then
he
signed
the
show
for
$75
a
week.
In
two
years
sh
was
earning
$2,000
a
week.
Since
then
the
unpredictable
activities
of
"The
Goldbergs"
have
appeared
in
a
comic
strip,
$5.95
A
IX
SI
.US
11
to
20
and
40
to
44
"Sciftex''
.
Chenille.
Comfortable
wrap
-a
round
stylr.
Limir;
sleeves
and
.haw!
ro'.kcr.
Popular
Fall
i.hnors.
New
sttrk
just
arrived
at
Peoples
Store.
Special
price
lUXOW
city
prices.
Ketchikan
motorship
Sidney
arrived
Uu.-
morning
with
42u0
cases
of
salmon
for
trans-ship-
numerous
vaudeville
skits
and
2,281,455
cases.
!
Pinks
are
leading
the
total
!
pack
lor
Alaska
with
890,700
animal
that
seemvd
interested
ment.
in
getting
an
education;
books
were
knocked
from
desks,
the
rapidly
running
water,
anchored
whole'
world
represented
in
a
re-(
there
in
a
tangle
of
fine
threads
successful
Broadway
play,
and
their
varied
activities
have
earned
millions,
of
dollars.
"Molly"
is
a
screen
Illustration
of
Mrs.
Berg's
screen
ability
to
concoct
and
enact
riotous
and
heart-warming
comedy.
volving
globe
lor
the
geography
;
(m
stones,
leaves
and
sticks.
Be
lAWM
"BLUE
W.,
'S
jL
LAGOON"
lesson
was
overturned,
and
some
lore
pupation
the
insects
make
oi
the
small
boys
climbed
to
the
minute
n
-sts,
not
unlike
swallow
top
of
book
shelves
for
a
better
lu.sts
in
design,
and
glue
them
view.
to
water
weeds.
Their
open
ends
hotel
arrivals
Prince
Rupert
PFPING
EXPRESS
Anyone
McLennan.
McLennan,
T.
T.
D.
D.
Lanceley,
Lanceley,!
C.
ii
was
an
enormous
animal
ana
always
noint
down-stream.
But
who
believes
that
the
road
to
.
.
.
.
,,,
.
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n
f
..
V.....n
Vr.,41..
.
...
,
.
...
u.
Aiuue,
m.
nciuy,
w.
uriiii-."-'i.
"
,
me
mature
ny
nas
gauzy
wings
:
s(.r(vn
stardom
is
a
short,
:30-Mornitm
Devotions
:
45
Little
Concert
Vilnliumu
stead,
ti.
n.
cnurcn.
Mr.
aim
wi
u
uiuim
u
i.
nuu
wcie
ne
ano
musi
use
ur.-m
to
escape
,
st
raiclit
well-uaved
Mrs.
J.
Dobie,
C.
Hull,
Elaine
stood
lor
exciung
m
l
n
u
t
e
s,
'
lr.
-m
the
water.
ihnM
h
o
,ith
Maynard,
Audrey
Patterson,
Miss
studying
the
pupils
with
the
I
Nilh.ro
has
s(,ivrri
Ulis
prob-j
Joseph
Cotten.
Joe
will
puickly
C.
Sirett,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Gau-j
same
concentration
that
they
;,,,,
witn
dCverness
worthy
of
a
assure
them
that
the
route
to
tiller,
Lt.
airetl,
MIS.
n.
UUIUIU,
g.iv--
nun.
H--.lt.ei-
lu
Hlirilll!
the
final
I
th
cli
rllr.
nal.
I.
o
l,,nc
rnimh
00
BBC
News
&
Comty.
IS
-
Music
for
Modems
30
Sunrise
.Serenade
45
Your
Music
Appointment
50.
-Time
Sr.'iml
00
Morntn-4
Vi.-lt
15-
M-irniiiR
Melodies
;
stage
of
nupation
the
skin
of
thv
j
winding
trail;
and
to
prove
his
I
Rupert
jj
Peoples
Store:
ollliltllBIIIIIIIBkl
I
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
11
:J5
p.m.
R.
G.
Fraser.
C.
H.
Ho-sken,
D.
But
if
schooling
meant
asso-H.iwkins,
Sandy
McComb,
D.
B.
'
riation
with
those
boisterous
Harrison,
D.
A.
Finlayson,
Mrs.
'young
animals
behind
the
gloss,
J.
Gilmour,
Miss
J.
Galbraith
it
wasn't
worth
the
cost,
the
and
Mrs.
M.
E.
Porlier,
Vancou-
moose
must
have
decided,
for
he
ver;
D.
Hoy,
North
Vancouver;
j
turned
suddenly
and
took
to
the
K.
H.
Izard.
Victoria;
Mrs.
3.
woods
again.
ap(
umm
rides
m
am
PEKING
aJ?w
exjrrfss
rJ
HAL
WALLIS
ffr
JOSEPH
GOTTEN
CORINNE
CALVlT
'
TAabh
EDMUND
GWENN
I
h
TJday
&
Wednesday
CAPITOL
I
JV
Show
7-9:01
friiiiKHiM
flutr
Thrutrf
1
:30
-This
Week's
Artist
pupa
becomes
lntlated
to
the
point,
he
can
cltj
his
own
car-breaking
point
with
air
extract-
:
rPr.
Before
he
drew
his
first
film
ed
from
the
water.
This
skin
;
paycheck,
he
earned
his
keep
as
puncture
creates
a
bubble
of
air
a
paint
salesman,
drama
critic,
which
ni
.
s
16
the
surface
carry-:
professional
football
player
and
me;
a
black
fly
with
it.
Wheif
the
advertising
model
with
a
few
bubble
bursts,
the
mature
fly
is
periods
of
unemployment
sand-launched
high
and
dry
into
the
wiched
in
between,
ah
to
commence
its
nefarious!
In
"Peking
Express,"
showing
;
BLACK
FLY'S
LIKE-STORY
I
Evjn
the
most
charitable
and
Edgar
and
.son,
Westview;
E.
Wiltman
and
G.
Hill,
city;
O.
Stout,
Terrace;
P.
Wilioughby,
'"vitat'on
to
I
he
Waltz
00-Man
and
Pis
Mu.sic
15
Roimiiup
Time
30-
Weather
Report
31
Message
Period
33
-
Recorded
Interlude
43-Scandinavian
Melodies
'
M
enthusiastic
of
nature
students
Llovdmin.ster;
T.
Moffett,
Vic-
j
at
the
Capitol
.Theatre.
Joe's
would
not
hesitate
to
classiby
icarcet.
the
b'.ack
fly
as
an
unmitigated
pest.
Nature,
however,
appears
to
have
rxerclsvd
unusual
,
ingenuity
to
perpetuate
the
spe-
:
00
Mid-Day
Melodies
For
.
For
KETCHIKAN
W
MINI-SNA
Y
MIDNIGHT
;ona;
J.
w.
MorLson,
caspaco;
L.
C.
Gunn,
Prince
George;
K.
E.
Falardeau
and
Miss
K.
Russ-man,
Prince
George;
Isabel
M.
Copeland,
Anchorage,
Alaska;
L.
F.
Holder,
Flm
Flon,
Man.;
R.
W.
Read,
Chilliwack;
Mrs.
P.
Toiman.
Los
Angeles;
K.
Tan-
pest
or
not.
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
WORK
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
Larvae
ol
black
flies
thrive-
In
i
i
hi:
Ne
t;
PTii"r:ini
iVcsjm:-30-
B
C.
Parr.:
Broa
l.art
55
Ren.
Int.
:00
The
Concert
Hour
00
Vfnv
l.istTiiiri
:30
Krci.rOs
at
Random
:45
Sammrr
Picnic,
Comty.
SEE
nock,
Nanaimo;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Ross,
Porcher
Island;
I.
Rogers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Rugg'and
Air.
and
Mrs.
H.
Rempel,
city;
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
city
or
nr.roT
OH
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B.C.
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&
BRIDDEN
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E.
Eccott,
Sunny-:ide;
Mrs.
K.
Linder
and
daugh-ler,
Masset;
W.
J.
Mitchell,
Lan-gara
Island;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ducry,
Eureka,
Cal.;
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Kll-icoty,
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liqver
Control
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CovtrnmM
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B'Kiiti
ColumbK.
Mrn
r.
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Announcing
REVISED
WEEKLY
SCHEDULED
FREIGHT
SERVICE
Effective
September
7th
BETWEEN
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
end
KiTIMAT,
KEMANO
BAY,
OCEAN
FALIS,
CAMPBELL
RIVER,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
S.5.
"Princess
Norah''
Leaves
Every
Monday
Yes,
when
you
drive
up
hero
you're
putting
your
car
in
expert
hands.
Our
attendants
have
hod
years
of
experience
end
troinlnq
in
proper
car
care.
They
know
what
vou
need
'
they
have
what
it
takes
to
keep
that
car
of
yours
in
"new
"
condition
longer.
Drive
up
here,
today!
WAFFC
fif-Hfl
IHIH
II
l,v.
10:00
p
in.
Monday
.
.
Ar.
H;Otl
ii.in.
Tn-s(v
..
Ar.
I
:oo
p.m.
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npiiiiv
"i'Mtt
u.tn.
WtMlnotdny
Ar.
!):;!
ii.m.
TImm'mI:i
.
.
.
.
I'r.
HiiMrt
.
...
Kittmat
.
.
Kfiiiaiiti
tiy
.
.
Ocpuii
I-ails
('uniitM'll
Rlcr.
.
.
.
iiiH
outer
.
Ar.
H:;ini
n.m.
.Mnufl:iy
Ar.
H::OM
p.m.
Mtmlny
.
Ar.
1
:4M
p.m.
Hiioii;iy
Ar.
It:
00
p.m.
hiitiirOny
,
Ar.
3:oo
a.m.
SiiMiniuy
l.v.
K
p.m.
Krlttay
CCT
YOUR
SOLID
BRASS
BOS
JAG...
etei
with
your
dog's
name
and
address
for
ANY
THREE
DR.
BALLARD'S
LABELS
plus
l
W
mailing
and
handling.
Send
to:
Dr.
Ballard!
Animal
Foods
Limited,
Toronto.
Port
of
discharge
for
Duncan
Bay
freight.
.
.
.
The
very
thought
of
DR.
BALLARD'S
will
always
bring
the
love
light
to
your
dog's
eyes
so
show
your
love
for
your
best
.friend
by
feeding
him
nothing
but
the
best
-Dr.
Ballard's
"qualify
controlled"
pet
foods.
He'll
love
the
meaty
satisfying
flavour
sealed
in
every
tin
of
scientifically
prepared
Dr.
Ballard's!
Don't
forget
on
a
steady,
balanced
diet
of
Dr.
Ballard's,
your
pet'
will
keep
healthy.
Feed
your
dog
Dr.
Ballard's
tinned
foods
alone
.
.
.
or
...
.
for
taste
tempting
variety,
mix
with
Dr.
Ballard's
New
Meal
Formula,
Kibble,
or
Dr.
Ballard's
dog
biscuits.
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RefriReration
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Room
Stowage
Available
Freight
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Accepted
and
Delivered
at
OUr
Pier
For
further
particulars
of
service
and
also
rates
in
effect
apply
to
Affcnt,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
;
Jaiforing.
or
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Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
Superior
Auto
Supply
Ltd.
220
Sixth
St.
,
Phone
649