own
language.
Crowa
talk,
he
grounds,
most
of
them
the
larger!
CLIFTON
WEBB
'FOR
HEAVEN'S
SAKE"
TODAY
7-9
p.m.
in
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
July
28,
1951
WALLACE'S
Fearful
Thriller
says,
just
line
human
beings,
type,
it
is
not
expected
mat
any
only,
of
course,
their
vocabulary
'
of
them
will
be
in
until
some
is
very
limited
to
about
four
or
j
time
next
week.
Vessels
can
five
words.
make
as
many
trips
out
as
they
There
is
the
call
of
danger.
wish'
during
the
10-day
season
"'""ww
1
1,1
11
MI
for
example,
which
a
flock
of
but
they
may
not
clear
for
more
than
one
area
at
a
time
HOWARD
HAWKS'
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
FASIIIOtfS:
Amazing
and
mysterious
story
of
a
terrifying
visitor
from
a
nether
world
in
the
sky,
Howard
Hawks'
suspenseful
picture
"The
Thing."
much
discussed
film
production
,1s
showing
at
the
Totem
Theatre
here
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
next.
The
weird
yarn
is
that
of
a
group
of
scientists
investigating
For
example,
if
a
vessel
clears
from
Area
2C,
it
may
not
from
there
proceed
to
Area
2B
before
coming
into
port
and
then
clearing
again
for
the
latter
area.
Reason
for
this,
says
the
commission,
is
for
the
sake
of
fairness,
so
as
to
give
all
vessels
.is
even
a
chance
as
possible
to
take
advantage
of
Ihe
short
new
season.
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
Plus
Interesting
Short
Subjects
TOTEM
Arctic
phenomena
near
the
North
Pole
who
witness
t
he
crash
of
a
mysterious
space
ship
and
A
tmiri.cr
nnswpnffpr
died
fliers
K.,a,-rf
tha
.
tamr
Prinrn
signal
a
group
of
Army
ALLAN
LADD
-mrrs
"
,-'
'
J
TODAY
7-9:05
George
while
that
vessel
was
in
j
who
come
from
Anchorage
One
American
Gob
Tells
of
Georgia
Life-Halibut
Fishing
Again
Two
American
Navy
destroyers,
assigned
to
reserve
cruise
duties,
tied
up
at
Ocean
Dock
here
Friday
afternoon
with
about
300
men
aboard.
They
are
the
USS
Rombach
and
Brannon
and
they're
here
nntil
Monday
morning.
I
USS
Rombach,
captained
by
acres
upon
acre,
f
JeI
f
waste
and
dust
land
Into
profit.
U-Cdr.
W
T
Davern,
carries
in
''APPOINTMENT
.WITH
DANGEl
ui
me
crew
ui
wic
i-muir
out
Mrs,
Juneau
on
her
last
voyage.
rescued
and
taken
to
base
where
Julia
G.
Lecus,
aged
79,
suc-
Sunday
Midnight
Monday
Matinee
2
p,m,
cumbed
about
1
:30
In
the
morn-
thrilling
developments
ensue
as
ing.
It
was
a
heart
attack.
She
thvs
fearsome
"thing"
Is
studied
travelline
with
her
niece,
and
found
to
present
a
horrible
INFANTS
WEAR
Marguerite
Werner
of
Columbus,
threat
to
civilization
unless
some
crows
gets
from
their
leader.
They
always
have
a
leader,
who
is
elected
for
his
wisdom
and
shrewdness.
And
if
a
leader
should
move
his
flock
Into
danger,
he
is
forcibly
ejected
from
the
fold,
so
speaks
Collier
from
experience.
"They're
getting
wise
to
us
now
and
It's
quite
a
trick
to
shoot
a
crow.
They
recognize
you
for
miles.''
One
brand
of
publicity
which
has
come
from
his
state
hasn't
been
much
exaggerated,
believes
the
sailor.
It
concerns
the
stories
about
Okefenokee,
"the
terrible
swamp,"
in
southern
Georgia.
"It's
pretty
bad,
especially
for
a
stranger.
There
are
spots
in
that
swamp,
too,
where
nobody
could
get
out."
The
swamp,
featured
in
plots
of
several
adventure
and
thriller
yarns
in
the
past,
marks
the
outer
fringes
of
the
Florida
Everglades,
and
abounds
in
alligators,
moccasin
snakes,
rattlers,
and
even
crocodiles
have
been
reported.
However,
the
swamp
remains
a
lure
and
temptation
to
the
adventurer
and
sportsman,
for
it
is
the
last
refuge
for
deer
in
numbers,
for
wild
turkey
and
grouse.
"I'm
about
as
far
away
from
home
now
as
I
could
get,
but
I'm
having
a
good
time.
Seeing
other
countries,
and
the
way
other
folks
live
Is
one
of
the
greatest
educations
and
I
wouldn't
be
here,
if
it
wasn't
for
the
Navy,"
Lt.
Collier
said
with
a
slow
grin.
"Hope
we
see
you
again."
means
Is
found
of
destroying
It
.riritiihiK.
75
,
luiuuugn
ram
w
FARLEY
GRANGER
in
"THEY
LIVE
BY
NIGHT
(Adult
entdtalnmpni
LARAINE
DAY
in,
"WOMAN
ON
PIER
13"
(Adult
entertainment!
the
naval
Ohio.
Mrs.
Lucas
was
born
in
Cleveland.
Interment
will
be
In
the
family
plot
in
that
city.
8
A
competent
cast
of
newcomers
enacts
the
sensational
serpen
story.
Rompers
Vests
Socks
Shawls
Diapers'
Blankets
Dresses
Sweaters
for
them
while
USS
Brannon
is
2
i
"more
or
less
along
for
the
ride."
I
Their
last
port
of
call
was
;
Vancouver
and
this
is
as
far
;
north
as
they
go.
Prince
Rupert
i
was
put
on
the
itinerary
sched-!
I
ule
as
a
port
of
call
because
!
"American
sailors
have
always
1
been
treated
so
well
here,"
says
-
.
ja-
,isht
(
ir
l
It
h
-i.
!'f
&
In
i
u
r,
-th
tint
t
m
lM
lot
th
wrong
Vmi
of
womtnl
Monday
and
Tuesday
Smm
-LK
I.
COBB
Ralph
Shaw,
believed
to
be
on
the
yacht
Miss
Iee.
somewhere
in
the
north,
is
being
asked
to
contact
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
as
soon
as
possible.
The
Miss
Lee
was
recently
in
port
here.
Suspenseful
Melodrama
JANEWYATT
JOHN
DALL
Up
Added
Ftaturr
VAUGHN
MONRO!
tral
Georgia,
heavy
fertilization
and
crop
rotation
Is
proving
a
success
and
so
is
the
raising
of
heavy
Hereford
"white-face"
beef
cattle,
a
business
in
which
Collier's
father,
a
former
cotton-grower,
now
is
engaged.
A
lot
of
stories
have
come
from
Georgia,
and
much
of
the
literature
has
hinged
on
pornography
like
Erskine
Caldwell's
shattering
yarns,
for
instance.
And
what
do
the
Georgians
think
of
author
Caldwell?
Not
very
much,
on
the'
whole.
"He
is
carrying
realism
a
bit
too
far,"
says
Collier.
This
Tobacco-Road
and
God's-Little-Acre
stuff
is
simply
a
bad
nightmare,
when
compared
to
the
actual
circumstances
throughout
that
state
where
its
people
have
attained
a
musical
drawl
wnoencarea
"The
Plan;
to
Go
For
the
Brands
You
Know"
B
J
Wallace's
:
Dept.
Store
:
Suspenseful
melodrama
comes
;
to
the
,
screen
of
the
Capitol
himself.
Revisiting
this
port
Into
which
he
sailed
for
many
years
first
with
Canadian
National
and
later
with
Union
Steamships,
Capt.
George
Coles
is
here
as
Theatre
here
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
in
"The
Man
Who
Cheated
Himself,"
starring
Lee
Cobb.
Jane
Wyatt
and
John
Dall.
"SINGING
My,
First
Straw
l
M
Lat
Show
l
a
(hi
pilot
for
the
United
States
Navy
the
captain
of
USS
Brannon,
Lt.-Cdr.
Dunston.
"Word
gets
around
fast."
And
while
the
talk
is
about
American
sailors,
let's
have
a
look
at
the
private
life
of
a
junior
grade
lieutenant
from
the
central
part
of
Georgia.
USA.
He
is
Robert
C.
Collier,
and
he's
been
back
in
the
Navy
just
10
weeks.
He
was
reserve
and
was
called
back
into
service
but
for
two
years
before
that
he
was
trying
to
settle
down
into
private
business,
operating
a
men's
wear
store.
A
small
farming
town,
half-
destroyer
escorts
Romach
and
The
story
is
that
of
a
veteran
CAPITOL
police
detective
who
becomes
Involved
with
a
murder
rap
while
covering
up
for
a
fickle
society
I
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&
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&
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AND
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992
Brannon
which
arrived
yesterday
aiternoon.
Capt.
Coles
met
the
warships
off
Triple
Island,
Armour
Salvage
Co.
having
arranged
his
transport
there.
He
arrived
by
air
from
Vancouver
Thursday
afternoon.
Most
passengers
on
the
south-
woman
whom
he
loves.
CoDb
s
younger
brother
and
a
protegee
on
police
force
cracks
the
case
(And
its
not
to
bound
CNR
steamer
Prince
Ru
all
of
their
own
be
mistaken
for
a
Texan's
drawl,
pert,
Thursday
night
were
tour-
either.;
and
thereby
develop
dramatic
circumstances.
Solving
of
the
criminal
case,
however,
Is
only
lsts,
either
round
trippers
or
visitors
from
the
east
by
train
going
through
to
Vancouver.
Local
persons
embarking
were
W.
Shrubsall,
A.
Shrubsall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Rivet,
Miss
M.
Thornton
and
Miss
R.
Bentsen.
3
1
J
adoring
.
for
"Of
course,
he
have
our
illiterates,
just
like
you
find
them
everywhere
else."
Certainly
Collier
can't
be
classed
among
them
them
hearing
his
familiar
discussion
of
Voltaire's
"Candida"
and
in
the
same
breath
talk
with
assurance
of
hydro-electric
j
development
and
economic
trends.
the
beginning
of
the
personal
conflict.
How
It
is
unravelled
and
finally
settled
provides
strung
fare.
John
Dall
plays
the
younger
brother
and
Jane
Wyatt
is
charming
In
the
feminine
lead.
way
between
Atlanta
ann
Augusta,
is
Collier's
home.
Until
lately,
Georgia
mainly
has
been
a
cotton-growing
state,
along
with
tobacco
and
a
few
grains,
but
the
trend
is
to
something
much
different
these
days,
says
the
Georgian.
Modern,
scientific
farming
of
beef
cattle
is
slowly
turning
CPR
steamer
Princess
Norah
disembarked
11
passengers
at
Prince
Rupert
today
and
took
on
eight
passengers
northbound.
Moie
than
150
tourists
are
making
the
round
trip.
Arrivals
were
Mi.
and
Mrs.
C.
Anderson,
M.
Davis.
G.
Ewing,
Mrs.
Boyer,
Mrs.
Large-,
Miss
E.
Campbell,
Miss
K.
Campbell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
M.
Campbell
and
R.
Endelholm.
Departures
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
DINING
ROOM
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
THE
RESTAURANT
WITH
THE
FAMILY
ATMOSPHERE
GOOD
FOOD
AT
MODERATE
PRICES
TRY
OUR
BUSINESS
MAN'S
DAILY
)c
LUNCH
Specializing
in
Chops,
SU-aks,
Fried
Chicken
,
.
.
Southern
Style
COURTESY
AND
GOOD
SERVICE
IS
OUR
MOTTO
(
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
in
port
at
2
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
on
her
regular
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
.i
.i
Most
Georgians
are
sport
If
you
want
tr
it
it.
a3vertl.se
It,
New
rlasslfieds.
the
tailor
t
1
Ah
,
lun
it
1H
t,if
a
tin
If
1
e
-
t
i
was
I
fe
ml
t,
n
i
'i
!
r
r
i
I
ne.
a
11
or
man
.
t
I
minded
ana
our
uoiner
is
no
call
on
her
way
from
Vancouver
exception.
There
is
little
he
likes
tQ
QUeen
charlotte
Islands
and
better
than
hunting
and
fishing
na(J
tne
f
ollowing
passengers
for
and
he's
dying
for
a
chance
to
h
,
pltman.
w
Traeser.
F.
Bailey,
Mrs.
Green.
Mrs.
Major.
Mk-s
P.
Major
and
W.
E.
Hamsel
Phono
649
220
Eixth
St.
for
Ketchikan;
S.
May
for
Jun
eau,
and
C.
H.
Taggart
for
White-
horse.
hook
onto
one
of
our
northern
Young,
Mrs
J.
McKay,
Mrs.
R.
salmon
or
trout.
He's
just
bought
McCarthy,
Mrs.
A.
McQuinstan,
himself
a
new
fly-fishing
out-
Walter
Cameron,
P.
A.
Bond,
lit,
but
hasn't
had
a
chance
to
paul
Johanson
and
George
use
it
yet.
;
Cascy.
Wherever
they
dock
in
Canada
.
Two
Vacationers
Have
Left
We
now
offer:
One
19S0
Ford
FORDOR
he
asks
about
the
trout
fishing
i
Open
Doilv
7:00
a.m.
to
8
pm
Sundays
ond
Holidays
8:30
a.m.
to
8p.m
E
f
(
h
HALIBUT
FISHING
Little
word
as
yet
has
been
received
from
the
two
newly-opened
halibut
areas,
Area
2B
and
Area
2C.
Some
of
the
ves
SOUTH
AFRICA
S
OLDEST
JOHANNESBURG
T
South
Africa's
oldest
white
man,
Peter
C.
Pringle
of
Germinston,
near
here,
celebrated
his
121st
birthday
this
month.
Until
a
year
ago
he
was
still
active,
but
he
is
now
bedridden
and
not
expected
to
walk
again.
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
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133
j
Canada
is
advertised
far
and
j
wide
in
the
US
for
its
natural
j
sports,
he
says,
and
B
has
lured
!
him
for
a
long
time.
And
the
scenery
the
nioun-i
tainous
grandeur
and
the
for
sels
out
have
reported
"fair"
fishing,
a
few
say
fishing
is
"good,"
others
say
it
Is
too
early
estshave
thrilled
him
as
well.
BAPCO
FLOOR
ENAMEi;
This
is
the
first
time
north
for
the
28-year-old
lieutenant.
He
is
going
to
do
some
fishing
"over
the
side"
for
a
chance
to
hook
some
cod,
or
maybe
even
a
se
trout.
i
to
tell.
1
But
both
fishing
companies
and
fishermen
are.
eagerly
awaiting
the
result
the
test
areas
will
bring
for
the
late
season
has
been
urged
by
them
for
several
years.
Since
fishing
halibut
has
been
Supplied
in
Ten
attractive
colors
Dries
in
4
hours
One
1950
Ford
PREFECT
LOW
MILEAGE
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Old
-
MONARCH
DEALER!
Prince
Rupert,
RC.
'51
SUPERTWIN
POWER
CHAIN
SAW
A
Light
ONE-MAN
SAW
with
a
HEAVYWEIGHT'S
POWER
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
lit
r
1
4
V
'it
1
-
hue
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESH!
"A
line
and
a
bamboo
pole
is
the
kind
of
fishing
we
get
at!
home
mostly
cat-fishing."
Hunting
is
another
sport
he's
wild
about
and
his
eyes
glisten-
j
ed
at
the
mention
of
moose
and
i
bear.
i
Then
he
told
about
the
hunting
in
his
own
state:
crow-i
shooting.
In
Georgia,
crows
are
j
a
pest,
for
there
are
many,
many
of
them
and
since
the
!
early
day
farmers
and
others
i
have
organized
"crow-shoots."
They
use
a
caller,
similar
to
that
i
of
a
duck-caller,
and
experienced
crow-shooters
know
the
habits
and
calls
of
crows
like
their
own
back
yard.
;
For
instance,
Collier
ean
almost
speak
to
crows
in
their
Its
endurance
and
dependability
are
"field-proven.
MODERN
PLUMBING
is
a
wise
investment,
in
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
PLUMBING
S
AANICH
HEATING
restricted
mainly
to
the
month
of
May
for
the
last
five
years
or
so
fishermen
feel
they
haven't
been
getting
the
most
of
halibut
runs.
They
claim
there
are
two
separate
runs,
on?
in
the
spring
and
one
in
the
summer.
Therefore,
fishermen's
theory
is
that
the
summer
run,
not
having
been
fished
for
such
a
long
-time,
should
be
numerous
and
fish
should
be
of
fine
quality.
International
Fisheries
Commission
consented
to
test
the
theory
of
the
fishermen
by
opening
the
two
areas,
one
near
the
south
end
of
Queen
Charlotte
Island,
the
other,
beyond
the
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the
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numbers
of
halibut,
compared
to
Areas
2A
and
3A
if
any
in
which
the
commission
and
the
fishermen
are
interested.
Results,
however,
will
not
be
known
until
some
time
early
next
year,
when
final
tabulation
by
the
commission
has
been
completed.
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40
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the
two
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