TODAY
ONLY
Rirhnrrf
.
LADIES'
BOWLING
(Continued
from
page
5)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
15,
1951
Totem
Books
Human
Comedy
IMS
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
ICFPR
In
"Tur
.
X
1
TOTE
nr
mm
tow.
MONDAY
and
Tl'ESDAY
La
i
Rush
Eases
but
Waterfront
Still
Busy-Some
Fishing
Still
On
f
mtA
O
.
AA
--
-
....
-
p.m.
A
r.vWOl'S
PLAY
The
rush
has
eased
machine
shops,
KnQticnrlio
to
sav,
but
everyone
seems
i
.
.
DONALD
O'CONNOR
p,PCD
,
TODAY
7-9:10
in
"Frances
Gap
T
tl
.
.
-
-
"
,ntN
.Cine,
just
Wai
we
.till
have
to
hustle,
but
the
J
!
ftLIMJAK
M1UMU1I1
and
MONDAY
'
MATIVtr
JOHN
CARROT
.T.
II
H
II
die
rixsn
is
over.
But
Its
only
a
lull-the
calm
before
the
storm,
Is
the
way
mnst
of
them
look
at
it
too.
There
is
still
the
end
of
the
sea-
ln
dsp""?n'
,ee1"!
at
e
great
building
wou
d
son
rush
to
come.
never
be
used,
a
luckless
scarlet-Union
steamer
Coqultlam,
fever
stricken
saUor
on
an
Am-Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
"lean
vessel
passing
through
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
with
Prince
R
u
p
e
r
t
was
hurried
ashore
th
hospital
had
its
and
heavy
freight
"na,
passengers
a
r
...
.
.
.
first
first
BnH
and
last
lust
inmate.
lfllllit.k
"THE
AVENGERS
"
II
M
DOUGLAS
JAM
pTERLINC
"THE
BIG
CARNIVAL".
Formerly
(ACE
IN
THE
HOLE)
STARTS
MONDAY
cargo,
sailing
onwaro
to
yueen
Charlotte
Islands
at
11
p.m.
Dis
embarking
here
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
McRae,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McGillivray,
Miss
D.
Bentsen,
Dr.
Dorothy
Markin,
A.
F.
Mulligan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
McDou-gall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Gale,
W.
La
Croix,
R.
A.
Smithwick.
An
important
transaction
was
concluded
this
week
at
the
off
along
the
waterfront,
1
arirl
-fish
hnilSPS
AYc
roadv
.
to
be
just
as
happy-
-or
?
.
.
,
ira
few
years
thereafter
No
patients
came
at
all,
nor
V""'"'
t
Since
then,
various
suggestions
:
for
disposal
of
the
building
had
either
been
found
impractical
or
Improbable.
For
a
time
It
mooted
as
a
convalescent
hospital
for
First
World
War
soldiers
but
nothing
came
of
It
and
so,
year
by
year
its
;
deterioration
became
a
matter
of
course
and
the
least
said
about
the
building,
the
better
0N
-
COOKING
FISH
Gregory
Clark,
a
Dally
Colonist
reporter,
Is
of
the
firm
be
lief
that
people
of
British
Co
lumbla
and
especially
In
west
.
fi.ui
i
little
about
cooking
fish
ln
particular,
halibut.
This
he
realized
on
a
recent
visit
to
Britain.
In
Canada,
halibut
Is
either
grilled,
fried
or
pan
broiled.
The
flesh
Is
dry
and
of
the
consistency
of
pork.
It
has
a
good,
familiar
fried-fish
flavor.
Shentmi's
D.
Arden
472,
V.
E'lick
360.
B.
Holkestad
473,
M.
Shenton
482.
P.
Smith
592.
Totals
722,
833,
824.
Rupert
Radio
C.
Wilson
424,
F.
Gilmour
433,
E.
Chrtstoff
365,
A
Jefferies
448,
C.
Parlette
336.
Totals
583,
750
,
673.
McKay's
E.
Schmidt
336.
M.
Fulton
375.
H.
Schmidt
406.
L.
McKav
470.
R.
Raymond
468.
To
tals
589,
759,
707
Cnk's
Jewellers
W.
Duncan
37
H
s,,Per
475.
B.
Davis
479.
Total."
-
533.
689,
674
75
Taxi
B.
McGlashan
381,
N.
K-nnvdy
397.
V.
Parkin
307,
D.
Johnas
538.
T.
Stewart
495
To
"i
1
444,
g
Downing
518.
M.
Richards
17R
I
J.
Parkhouse
494,
J.
Adcock
455.
1
Totals
754,
857,
787.
Co-op
R.
Christensen
357,
P.
OXeary
239,
F.
May
231,
H.
Van
Pykstra
206.
V.
Patrick
342.
Totals
459,
421,
495.
SALFORD,
England
Residents
of
Augusta
Street
were
left
high
and
dry
when
John
Billing-
tun
went
on
his
vacation.
His
house
has
a
tap
which
was
con-I
structed
in
the
old
days
to
turn
off
all
the
water
ln
the
street.
John
turned
it
off
before
he
left.
STAITHE,
England
James
Hichrs
78
Is
retirine
as
sub-
I
h
&
gQod
ref,ord
In
yearg
he
has
never
taken
a
holiday
and
has
never
missed
a
day
at'
work.
I
'
no:
they
have
their
prlncl-
pies.'
The
halibut
that
Is
steamed
comes
out
a
light
and
most
delicately
savored
fish,
with
a
thin
sort
of
parsley
broth
to
It.
'The
difference
between
it
.
ana
our
Canadian
version
of
halibut,"
declares
Clark,
"Is
the
difference
between
a
poached
egg
and
an
egg
fried
on
both
sides,
with
leather
edges."
A
changing
of
our
cooking
wavs
is
lndicatd.
FISHING
LIGHT
Fishing
of
all
species
Is
re-norted
light
during
last
week
wttn
only
two
vessels
landing
11.789
rjounds.
Relief,
Capt.
M.
Sollows,
brought
in
9.489
pounds
ot
black
cod;
692
pounds
red
cod,
and
47
pounds
ling
cod,
selling
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Neptune.
Capt.
Barney
Roald,
sold
2300
pounds
black
cod
to
Tracing
the
career
of
an
aging
football
star
down
the
hill
and
then
up
again
to
a
powerful,
climactic
comeback,
"The
Guy
Who
Came
Back,"
feature
offering
at
the
Totem
Theatre
next
Monday
and
Tuesday,
is
a
heartwarming
human
comedy
drama.
Paul
Douglas
enacts
with
warmth
and
humor
the
drama
of
the
fadilng
star
who
will
not
admit
he
Is
ready
for
the
bench
and
comes
batk
from
the
bottom
to
prove
his
class
Escapades
between
glory
range
from
an
hll-
arious
sequence
in
a
night
club
to
another
In
a
wrestling
ring.
Joan
Bennett
is
an
under-
"
T
ful.
Linda
Darnell
Is
the
tempt
ress
who
cuts
widely
Into1
the
hero's
path
but
knows
how
to
bow
out
gracefully.
Stark
Drama
In
Reporter
Story
Stark
drama
and
raw
realism
contribute
to
a
hard-hitting
story
In
"The
Big
Carnival"
which
shows
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
next
Monday
and
Tues-
day.
it
tells
how
a
ruthless
re
porter
uses
a
grim
tragedy
to
mena
oroKen
career,
Banned
from
the
city
dallies
because
of
his
falling
for
liquor
and
women,
Kirk
Douglas
settles
a
minor
jod
in
a
smauer
cuy
IJUiJCI
BI1U
WKlbe
1UI
m
ucwa
men
When
a
desert
roadside
stand
operator
is
burled
in
a
cave-In,
he
contrives
to
have
his
removal
delayed
so
he
may
build
up
a
big
story
for
his
own
triumph.
Jan
Sterling
is
a
faithless
wife
who
collaborates
with
the
callous
reporter
and
then
.
turns
upon
him
as
well.
Fine
assisting
permormances
which
add
dimension
and
credibility
to
the
story
are
given
by
Vob
Arthur,
Porter
Hall
and
Frank
Cady.
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and
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Also
agents
for
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Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
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welding
supplies.
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with
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loss
of
ion
the
world
i
iml'"
more
than
2,000
lives,
was
caus-
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railway
opened
In
i
Yacht
Club..
Al
Faulkner
sold
some
quarters
felt
about
It.
To-his
Molly
Hogan
to
Rae
John-
day
It
is
merely
a
ahell
and
a
son,
woods
manager
of
Colum-
reminder.
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by
bursting
of
a
dam.
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and
running
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and
Wood
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"But
when
you
order
halibut
anti
is
believed
to
be
falling
off
in
any
small
English
-coastal
generally.
Queen
Charlotte
1s-town,
or
Scottish,
to
which
the
iand
areas
are
reported
poor;
trawlers
come
home
from
far
up
Naas
and
Skeena
areas,
fair;
to
Greenland,
you
get
a
dish
so
Et.a
Bella
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area
fair
to
fabulous
in
flavor
that
you
won-
good
in
places,
der
how
a
country
like
Canada,
.
cod
fishing
was
light
last
week
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According
to
Clark,
they
steam
halibut
in
British
restaurants
and
in
most
cases
one
can
t
get
halibut
in
any
other
way.
;
,
"You
can
offer
them
money
:
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FOIl
NORTH
Ql'EKN
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ISLANDS
ss.
Coqultlam
September
14
and
28
F(lt
SOUTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coqultlam,
Sept.
7
and
21
1
9
p
m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
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Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
f8
!
K
bia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
Molly
Ho-
gan
has
the
lines
of
a
most
sea-
worthy
craft
and
was
in
coastal
short-run
service
for
several
years.
Meanwhile,
Al
Joined
the
ranks
of
Canadian
Customs
and
now
is
working
ln
the
Federal
Building.
MARINE
HOSPITAL
CRUMBLES
Probably
one
of
the
grimmest
reminders
of
the
burst
bubbles
in
early
Prince
Rupert
days
is
the
crumbling
ruin
of.
a
three-
storey
building
on
an
island
In
Dodge
Cove.
Old-timers
will
remember
it
but
few
others
have
even
heard
of
the
"quarantine
hospital"
and
the
former
quarantine
station
on
Digby
Island.
In
general
preparedness
for
jbig
shipping
expected
with
the
opening
of
this
port
on
the
completion
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
the
government
I
was
induced
to
build
the
quar
antine
station
across
the
harbor
to
take
cart
of
"all
the
snips
irom
the
Orient."
The
quarantine
station
included
several
huge
caldrons
which
were
to
be
used
lor
bonrny
clothes
ln
order
to
kill
Oriental
contamination.
Fumigating
de-j
vices
there
were
as
well.
And
across
a
narrow
pass,
wooden
trestle
bridge
led
to
magnificent,
three-storey,
22-or-so
roomed
buildina
in
moj-
;ern
architecture
01
the
tiay
an:t
ill
a
setting
uf
flowers
and
lawns.
Here
contaminated
sailors
were
to
remain
in
order
to
protect
the
first
Canadian
port-of-call
from,
any
danger
of
epi
demic.
I
i.it
hospital
wjs
staffed
with
an
emergency
unit
and
a
gar-'
dener
wa
semployed
to
look
after
the
grounds.
The
building
faced
no
exposure,
for
behind
It
rose
the
rest
of
the
little
island
on
which
it
was
built
and
before
it
to
all
sides
lay
the
banks
of
Dodge
Cove.
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Prince
Rupert
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is
faced
with
the
problem
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patients
over-
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