TODAY
ONLY
OREOORY
PECK
In
Prince
Rupert
Dai)
News
Saturday,
October
13,
1951
T-O-lft
"rADTilkiUA.
nmATIO
HORnbJ
Canadian
Fishing
Company's'
Cumshewa
Camp
25
and
an
oil
scow
wlren
he
ran
Into
dirty
weather
across
the
Straits
which
blew
up
Into
a
45-knot
gale
In
no
time
at
all.
The
crossing
took
several
hours
statement,
but
was
no
downright
emphasis
was
given
the
utter
lack
of
confirmation.
The
whisper
"not
a
soul
was
saved"
was
not
given
denial.
And
so
the
anxious
hours
wore
along.
When
would
something
come
from
that
reef,
away
north
in
Lynn
Canal.
WATERFRONT
-WHIFFS
and
at
times,
the
heavy
seas
threatened
the
camp
scow
se
i
rV
'
'iily
fw1
t
LM
I
1
I
'
4
Passengers
from
Prince
Rupert
were
.supposed
to
be
on
board.
A
paper
had
some
reason
to
wonder
how
far
to
go
and
how
quickly.
liiii
.'in
and
unheard
of
today,
mention
of
some
of
the
ships
in
the
pioneer
fleets
that
berthed
Prince
Rupert
to
Handle
Grain
Again-It's
Been
a
Long,
Long
Time
"The
Mostest
Of
The
Bestest"
In
Yard
Goods
WALLACE'S
POLICY
GUARANTEES
SAVINGS
Wallace's
go
irect
to
Montreal
and
Toronto
to
buy
yard
goods
at
the
lowest
possible
pi
lees
Your
cost
Is
as
low
and
in
many
cases
lower
than
out-of-town
prices.
WALLACE'S
Department
Store
verely,
Capt.
Hclin
reported.
But
it's
all
In
a
day's
work
and
the
Cape
Perry
with
its
first
mission
marked
"successful"
returned
yesterday
for
the
last
camp,
number
33
at
Skldegate
and
Is
expected
to
make
port
sometime
tomorrow.
In
this
fUhhif
port
It
Is
nt
uncommon
to
see
as
many
as
UK)
tillnet
vessels
and
seiners
all
tied
up
together
at
the
floats
but
a
different
twist
is
seen
on
the
Ocean
Dock
today.
No
less
titan
16
gillnrlters
are
secured
ON
the
wharf
for
winter
storage
and
a
general
clean-up,
paint-up
campaign.
With
salmon
fishing
over
and
done
with
for
another
season
1
.
o
Prince
Rupert's
long
1,250,000-bushel
grain
el-
'
P"'lce
lon
ae
wln
.
awaken
memories.
The
Amur,
i
e
vator,
now
empty
after
being
idle
for
many
years,
c.;ttBe
City,
capiiano.
City
of
will
shortly
be
active
again.
The
port
of
Prince
Rupei
t
Ettit.
Hercules,
crown
of
oa-
.!
,
,
.
.
I
licia,
Humbolt,
Princess
Bea-
Wlll
be
Used
this
Winter
i
i
to
move
part
of
w
Western
trice
Princess
May,
Princess
So-
Canada's
record
grain
crop
to
market,
it
became
deli-
i
'
'
-
jmt
ii
a
:
.
nitelv
known
yesterday,
ine
announcement
was
macie
Vadso.
camosun,
st.
cvnis.
And
by
an
official
of
the
Canadian
'the
foregoing
were
but
a
few.
Wheat
Board
in
Winnipeg.
The
i
jng
yet.
Eientlially
she
was1
J
He
here,
many
seiners
have
headed
official
said
that
Alberta
grain
Isold,
changing
from
Alaskan
to
Mention
of
a
Japanese
sailing
would
begin
moving
into
the
port
i
tropic
seas
and
carrying
fruit
.-hip
calling
at
Prince
Rupert
!r
had
as
soon
as
harvesting
in
AiDeria
,
i,om
Central
American
regions
was
made
on
this
page,
not
long
south
for
fall
fishing
but
re
ports
are
not
good.
"Slim
pickings,"
is
how
fisher
!
permits.
He
said
that
the
pro-
ice.C
v
-
j
cnoice
ago.
The
tun
rigged
wtna-jam-m.r
was
here
three
or
four
days,
!
gram
for
shipments
was
not
yet
'
in
its
final
form
and
it
is
too
men
clMcribe
the
Johnstone
Th?
fish
that
pnidures
tt-e
M-G-M
preenfj
and
when
the
last
of
fler
was
seen,
no
one
seemed
able
to
say
whre
the
next
port
of
call
would
hi
Pi'inio
Himprt
nias
Her
firttt
early
vet
to
say
how
much
grain
easn
is
caugni
iy
uie
noun
aim
will
be
moved
from
Prince
Ru-
while.
Prince
Rupert
would
presort
ThP
rielaved
harvest
in
fer
to
see
as
much
local
business
In
2.1
Seconds,
A
Weight
Lifter
Using
The
Two
Hands
Press
Method
Lifts
230
Pounds
:
But
In
Only
as
possible,
one
must
realize
it's
and
only
Canadlan
vlsit.
It
u
understood
there
was
a
perman
the
fisherman's
money.
Five
hundred
miles
down
the
coast
dwell
families
and
friends
as
cnt
absence
from
United
States
tpirit.iirv
nnlp
it.
wns
Ppart
TWO
SECONDS
RAY
MILL
AND
well
as
property.
For,
with
quite
.
Harborfor
it
was
thPtV3
tnat
a
number
home
is
neither
A
1-
davs
wpre
lt
on
ardval
from
aska
or
Sktena.
Home,
as
well
p
'
...
Rl,n(,rf
Alberta,
resulting
from
repeated
spells
of
wet
weather,
has
put
grain
shipments
from
one
month
to
six
weeks
behind
schedule.
As
soon
as
Alberta
harvesting
is
resumed,
grain
will
start
moving
to
Prince
Rupert.
-JC-
A
MARINE
ROBBERY
A
fortune
In
perfectly
good
Canadian
dollars
would
be
reckoned
pretty
fair
plunder
even
in
JOHN
HODIAK
-
NANCY
DAVIS-LEWIS
STONE-JEAH
HASL1
V?
Strait
area
and
"everybody's
out
there."
West
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
reports
Indicate
hardly
a
decent
catch
at
all.
BRAND
NEW
SEINER
One
of
the
brand
new
seiners
and
packers
which
will
enter
the
trade
next
season
Is
the
Hairia
Warrior,
built
at
a
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
private
ways
and
now
getting
her
engines
installed
at
the
drydock
here.
Skipper
Is
Jeff
White,
who
had
a
good
-sized
hand
in
Warrior's
design
which
Is
one
of
the
most
modern
on
this
coast.
The
dry
dock
also
reports
that
activity
hasn't
slackened
up
a
bit
there.
"We've
been
so
busy
on
repair
work
on
fishing
vessels
all
as
pi
upei
ly
lull
ur
tuiiisiuricu
a
Innff
a-av
off
This
is
certain
ft)
change
but
only
when
population
,
SALMON
FISHING
OVER
shows
substantial
growth.
I
The
salmon
fishing
season
in
KxrsAi
"ROCK
ISLAND
TKAIL'
Forrest
Tucker
-
Adele
Mara
the
northern
area
is
finished
as
Is
Ready
To
Go
:
To
Work!
u
,
,.,
T'
...
,
.
i
of
6
p.m.
yesterday.
That
was
n
On
her
initial
visit
to
the
Pa-
lh
omciaclosln(of
traU
,lsn.
cific
Coast
the
Dutch
motor
,
.
Jnfc.
,n
the
Quem
charlolle
these
blithe
days
of
millions
and
j
millionaires.
Yet.
one
fine
morn
Show
Storts
7
p.m.
CT
L
ing
long
ago
when
mist
was
ais-
i
;
,
...v
"
i
lands
area
closing
a
soft
blui
sky.
the
can-1
ui
vancuuvw
iu-
Last
compicre
know
o.u
A
FAMOIS
PLAYER
nery
steamer
St.
Denis
made
"T;1
lu
""-
j
And
with
this
closure,
all
w
P.istnmarv
pail
at.
Princp
I
ect
today
for
Manila
and
I
.
cftti!
Mr,
mr
ftch
pamre
or,
halm.
through
the
season
that
we've
PI
Hupert,
ths
time
with
a
stunning
"J
jast
oiei,
as
v.ell
tow-ed
in
for
the
final
clean-up.
hrtd
little
time
for
our
own
Madras
and
I
Calcutta
She
is
5
story.
During
the
night
$21,000
a,
Jl;st
,iucn
a
)ob
proved
to
be
Work."
.ays
Ed
Boulter,
acting
"
accom
had
been
taken
from
the
ship's'""
le"1"
an.a
'ms
strong
box.
Numerous
salaries
modation
lor
thirty-five
passen
!
quite
hazardous
for
one
well-
superintendent.
i
known
fisherman
yesterday.
r
i
in
gers.
Trw
Slamat
was
built
Rotterdam
in
1948.
Henry
Helin,
captain
of
the
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise,
pucker
Cape
Perry,
was
towing
it,
News
classified.
were
missing.
The
vessel
remained
out
in
the
harbor,
and
kind-hearted
Billy
Vickers,
police
chief
went
aboard.
No
one
on
the
LOSS
OF
SOPHIA
Macleans
describes
the
loss
of
SI.
Denis
had
gone
ashore.
Some-
'
TODAY
TYRONE
POWER
-
SL'SAN
HAV
7
-
9:00
in
"RAWHIDE"
Sunday
Midnight
-
Monday
Matinee
JOHNNY
WEISSMULLER
MARLESE
Dir
in
in
"TARZAN'S
,
"SHANGHA!
TRIUMPH"
EXPRESS"
body
who
knew
more
than
any-1
the
Princess
Sophia,
an
unfor-enc
else1
was
still
there.
I
t;etable
story.
Prince
Rupert
well
The
break
had
been
a
thorough
lecalls
that
cool,
dour
day
In
the
one.
Vickers
and
the
skipper
i
late
autumn
of
la.
A
stained
and
MAKE
THIS
TESTIS
HUNTING
SERVICE
Hunting
Accommodation
with
or
without
guide
services
RATES
REASONABLE
For
Reservations
Apply
R.
C.
Crater
North
Bulkley
began
to
poke
around
and
ex-
1
sorry
world
appeared
a
little
less
aniinj
things.
Feeling
under
a!cruel-
Peace
had
come-
But-cushion
the
chief
withdrew
a
stl'l
unti?r
strain
and
bereaved,
handlul
of
bills.
It
wasn't
less
people
had
to
do
battle
with,
a
than
$50.
Below
practically
every
:
new
yet
deadly
enemy
in
the
waslform
f
virulent
flu.
And
rug,
or
carpet
edge
there
now.
codle?
of
cash.
The
St.
Denis
wasithls!
The
(lrst
hint
of
what
had
19
ew
now
jqi
ii
rraay
iv
go
to
work,
drop
an
Aspirin
tablef
in
a
glass
of
water,
and
tim
its
disintegrating
speed.
What
happens
in
the
glass
happens
in
your
stomach.
So
fof
fast
relief
from
headache
use
Aspirin.
Starts
Monday
f(r
Three
Dayi
WINNING
ALL
AMERICA'S
HEART
a
floating
treasury.
It
gave
one
nappenea
was
handled,
so
to
H
There
L
an
odd
feeling
to
have
Ins
hand
N"".
lamer
auucaieiy,
JIM
THORP
close
on
some
object
he
knew
could
not
be
other
than
a
roll
of
twenties
or
tens,
or
possibly
i
few
hundreds.
Not
all,
but
nvarly
all
of
the
For
Fast
Headache
Relief,
Take
cannpry
cash
was
recovered.
Aj
m
mm
hi
iiMflTTDTiTju
m
ASPIRIN
ALL
AMERICAN
STAIUUMi
.
BURT
LANCASTER
low
Prices!
f.ck.l
bo
.III
.
.
.
19c
Economy
bottl.
of
24
.
.
.
29c
Fo-.il
ill
of
100
...
79c
i
crew
niemuer
iiaa
lurtea
nic
j
safe
when
under
liquor's
Influ-j
ence.
Later,
approaching
sobriety
and
scared
stiff,
he
confes
IHAOk
HAKK
KkU.
IN
CANADA
Also
C
ARTOON
-
NEWS
Shows
7
-
9:05
NEW
Mcculloch
I
.A
mam
sed
His
general
record
had
been
good,
and
a
short
term
was
enough
punishment.
-ii-
Reminding
one
of
yacht-like
grace,
the
CP
SS
Princess
May
usually
captured,
the
fancy
of
early
day
coastal
travellers.
She
allpd
at
Frince
Rupert
as
far
back
as
1907,
if
not
earlier.
Her
captains
included
John
MacLeod,
a
salty
skipper
who
knew
his
way
around
at
all
times
and
under
all
circumstances.
Once
a
Japanese
emperor's
yacht,
the
trim
little
Princess
may
be
sail-
CHAIN
SAWS
WITH
CUSHIONS
POWfl
'
A
new
and
exciting
AGED
FURNACES
X
654
rL
I
LJ
u
HEAT
ROBBERS
RAUli
trie
O
Seven
Horse
Power
Chain
Saw
e
55
Pounds
Total
Weight
O
Anti-Vibration
Cushioned
Power
e
Full
Swivel
Transmission
e
Automatic
Clutch.
Fu'l
Power
Operation
in
Any
Position
Without
Adjustment
acific
Electric
The
owner
of
an
average
years
old
is
warned
by
Na-
onal
Warm
Air
Keating
Asso-
4SH1
1-4
-V
V
J
hcating
system
five
or
more
G
E.
Radios
are
available
for
every
to.
everv
budget
.
.
.
every
room.
The
Northern
B.
C.
PcJ
INVITES
YOU
TO
DROP
IN
ANDjTtf
THE
PERFECT
RADIO
FOR
V0LR
Mu.
NORTHERN
B.C
P0MM
.....I.
Il,.,n.
110
nation
that
tue
odds
are
7
to
10
his
winter
heating
bill
Is
at
least
10
percent
more
than
necessary.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
riione
Blue
993
itox
1399.
nesncr
uioc
--
-
jt,a
1
Lucky
Lager
Extra
Dry
Beer
ii
t
'
.
winning
new
friends
every
day.
r
.
t
Always
in
favour
wnerever
happy
t
people
get
together.
Thlr
is
because
7
out
of
10
o
rler
type
systems
of
heating
are
in
need
of
repairing
and
cleaning.
Air
leaks
in
and
around
furnace
combustion
chamber,
soot
in
the
chimney
or
furnace,
warped
burmd
bars,
corroding
smoke
pipe
all
create
loss
of
heat
right
in
the
furnace
itself.
Therefore
using
more
fu-1
to
keep
the
proper
temperature.
Heating
experts
report
that
V
f
i
4
Sale
Of
Household
Goo
Ivme
owners
are
"robbing
Peter
to
pay
Paul
through
use
of
improper
firing
methods
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CAR
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Sedan
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Sedan
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Sedan,
3000
miles,
new"
condition.
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1947
Monarch
Sedan'
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Ford
Sedan
1
1947
Crosley
Coach
and
negligence
in
furnace
maintenance.
The
majority
of
costly
rer
fa
Woshing
Machine
3a
Bed
with
Inner
Spring
pairs
could
have
been
avoided
if
owners
had
followed
a
regu
II
lar
program
of
having
heat
Fyffe
W'4
Mahogany
Duncan
Table
and
Chairs
to
Mow
Winner
1950
DIP
LOME
ing
systems
inspected
each
yeai,
says
the
heating
associa
tion.
Minor
repairs
can
add
ALL
IN
EXCELLENT
COm
tf.
longer
service
to
heating
sys
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tems
and
insure
health
and
Distinguished
world
renowned
brtw
masteri
meeting
t
Bruiselj
on
Aug.
10-11,
1950,
awarded
Luclry
Lager
trie
Diploma
and
Star
of
Excellence,
acknowledging
thii
traditionally
Itne
B.C.
product,
Canada'i
(men.
Also
Brewers
of
Burton
Type
Ale
irior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Supei
1
Black
1'
Safety
of
families.
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