Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
August
30,
1951
TODAY
7-9:00
ANNE
NEAOLE-TREVOR
HowZ
in
"ODETTE"
D
Sailors
Need
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4
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Screen
News!
And
Reviews
"The
Ounfighter"
has
hit
the
target
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Happily
received
by
reviewers
and
average
moviegoers
alike,
c?
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PEOPLES
STORE
Fall
Opening!
:
Special
a
Lodicr'
enj
Women's
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ft
thy?
the
western
drama
tells
of
the
last
hours
in
the
hard
life
of
a
gunfighter
who
wants
to
go
straight
but
finds
his
reputation
I
catching
up
with
him.
I
Helen
We.stcott,
Millard
Mitch-j
ell
and
Jean
Parker
head
Peck's
,
supporting
cast,
which
further
,
includes
Karl
Maiden,
Skip
;
Homeier,
Anthony
Ro.ss,
Verna
Felton,
Ellen
Corby
and
Richard
IJaeckel.
The
Nunnally
Johnson
i
mi
m
M
m
M
Gregoiy
7",
.
"flan...'-
-
Chenille
Housecoats
:
$5.95
NAV.'ii
I:ISTuRY
and
tradition
has
a
new
significance
for
cadets
who
took
training
cruises
lroir
Ca:vda
to
the
Un.teri
Kingdom
this
sum
let
because
they
taw
f
rst
hand
the
historic
lot
m
jth
base
of
the
Rcval
Navy.
In
the
pho
-
-a
,
'cit,
ca:kt,
p"H-
rtl
on
board
Nelson's
iamoi..-.
f
a",.'
hip.
iiMS
Victory,
to
see
the
cram
-ed
spae.--;
i.i
which
Er.iand's
lierecs
lived,
uui'.h'.
a
id
died.
At
the
rit
lit,
they
are
shown
r
ni
idc'
of
one
of
the
o'd
m;i.zlc
loading
cannon
v.liid-
f
-lined
th
Victory's
main
armament.
(National
Defence
Photo
i
Cheery
News
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AFOAtJD
HMf'S
CAYUGA
AT
rEA
Nmvs
f
l
om
homr-
That
is
one
of
tlif
greatest
mor'e
builrj-,ai!n
is
aniorts!
the
sh'o
com-.;
panic
-
of
the
Canadian
destroy-
;
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n
.v
t
r...j,
n
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Fur
East.
I
A'
lh-
'on
-f
the
list,
of
course,
comes
mail.
For
those
at
i.i
p.
oir.el
ioies
may
be
cliff
1-t
i
imng'nc
(he
air
of
eager-irs-
p
shin
wl.
n
sho
sets
word
there
is
mail
for
her
on
the
i
t
inner
or
ammunition
ship
!
m
im
up
lhc
Korean
coast
to
repl:
ni
h
her
supplies;
o"
when
!
he
ship
is
h'-aded
back
for
or.-j
oi
'('.lc
United
Nations
naval!
asr
in
.?;i:in
and
everyone
is.
ore
there
w.Il
be
a
Irtt-r
wait-!
inf,-.
I
It
's
an
emotion
which
can
n'y
cotir.'
from
men
who
are
cut
w
fiom
h(
ine
by
several
thou-'
and
miles
of
ocean
and
per-1
rnrmusr
a
variety
of
tasks
.
.
.
i
seme
times
exciting,
often
rou-j
in.'
.Tid
trying
in
its
demand
;
'-
exart
re-si
and
its
lack
of
re-Kf
from
boredom.
'
Mail
brinu's
happiness,
or
most
of
it
does,
for
there
are
exceptions.
Chaplain
Bruce
Peglar,
"
.(it-.tunt
chaplain
with
1
lie
Kst.royors
out
here,
has
a
few
db.s-Tvations
to
make
on
this.
"Wives,
above
all,
should
try
V.
write
a
letter
rmpharizinn
the
I'u-ery
a.'"P"ct
i
f
home
life."
aTlte(gBliiIltG2
production
was
directed
by
Henry
King,
who
also
guided
Perk
and
Mitchell
in
the
successful
"Twelve
O'clock
High"
earlier
this
year.
William
Bowers
wrote
the
screenplay
from
a
story
by
Bowers
and
Andre
de
Toth.
n
M
m
Al
l.
SIZKS
to
20
rid
i
to
11
1
MlLLARD
MITCHELL
--sHENRV
KING
,
NUNNALLY
Mi
Plus
TOMORROW
EveniiiBS
Shows
7
-
9.-C.V
EK.
P
I
1
T
P
Saturday
IMalinees
2-4:20
VJ
It's
a
Treat
Goldfish
Love
Corn
meal
Mush
BOUGHT
COLONY
"Plic
British
colony
of
Sierra
Leone
In
West
Africa
was
bought
from
a
native
king
In
1788.
m?.-rfU-V
Chinillc.
Comfort-'
i'jIc
--nip
-.".round
style.
Loiu
J
-.'rover
iinil
fhuwl
collar.
.
.
a
'opuhi:
Kill
shados
.
.
.
Nei
5
lock
ju:;t,
ariivpd
at
Peoplon
5
it
orr.
Sp-cial
price
lllOLOW
B'ity
prices.
'
M
tUH'S
I'UVliRS
THtlj
ij
Rupert
Peoples
Store:
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
ii
ml
Inte
l
nicdi,
ilp
Ports
Eoch
Thursday
."enioie.i
Is
smootli.
Til'
breeders
average
about
three
yi-ars
old.,
but
Wood
re-niembi
is
.soir.e
that,
have
lived
to
'
ripe
old
age
of
16
years.
Most
of
thrni
don't
live
past
five
years.
They're
usually
14
to
22
mile-,
1
ing.
Tlia'.'s
far
ton
large
for
the
,1-ii.i1
hoiHchoUl
goldfish
but
d
:r't
worry
about
your
pet
bun;!,
ng
his
bowl.
""The
v
May
niatl
when
they're
!a
pt.
m
confined
places,"
Wood
ea'd
"We
ke-n
the
market
fish
c;
-w!cd
in
ponds
to
keen
them
mall.
Tlv
y
can
grow
as
long
a-
eg
lit
int
hes
in
one
season
in
a.n
iineiowdod
pond."
.i';.h
helps
the
breeders
grow
biit
and
husky
th
"small
fry"
be.n.i
giown
for
the
market
get
no
.vjeh
delicacies.
The
culled-out
breeders
are
sold
for
orna-ll-."!lt.'.l
f
:-h
pi'lids.
Th1
ronimon
orange-colored
gi
luftsh
usually
sell
in
stores
and
shops
at
a
nickel
or
a
dime
each.
The
Chines-'
Moors,
Fan-
MARTINSVILLE,
Indiana
(APli
-
That
far-away
look
in
the
eyes
j
nt
your
pet
goldfish
may
be
a;
yca'ning
for
cnrn-nieal
mush
i
f
:om
Indiana.
The
Grassyfork
Fisheries
here;
claim
to
be
Die
goldfish
capital
!
oi
11.
world,
and
fome
400
000.-1
iiei)
fin
shv
fish
have
slithred
in'
int"
the
world
from
the
675
pond.''
on
the
firm's
seven
farms.
lee:",
a;;i
th"
tirm
found
that
pr-e
spec
'men
the
big
ones
u
ed
io-
brie
ding,
thrived
on
;Tuv.-b
It
'las
a
vat
hire"
enough
io
hrai
up
7.1)00
oounds
at
a
'.'roc.
Gr.r
-vfork's
development
is
:
-
ire-Mi,
n:
like
a
s'.aa
opera,
iij'-ene
-.hh'cninn's
marshy
farm
hadn't
sc
nied
good
for
much
of
nnything
except
mosqait.irs.
until
in
1!!!I9
an
enterprising
soap
salrsr.
an
from
Indianapolis
decided
a
bowl
of
goldfish
might
be
an
enticing
premium
to
boost
his
sales.
The
soap
company
was
out
of
bus'.refs
by
ihe
time
Orassyfork
go
into
production,
but
other
scap
companies
fell
in
with
the
goldfish
premium
idea-
The
fish
caught
the
eye
of
Americans.
They"
showed
up
in
dime
stores
and
pet
simps.
College
boys
.-wallowed
them.
Fishermen
tried
them
as
bait
and
still
use
them.
hiremun
was
delighted
to
lind
the
iron'and
lime
in
southern
Indiana
water
heightened
the
red
coioting
in
the
fish.
That
vivid
color
Is
the
keynote
of
the
who.-j
Orassyfork
operation.
Harry
Wood,
biologist
at
Gra.s.iyfork
for
27
years,
looks
for
that
brilliance
land
well-fo
mrd
bodies
i
in
his
continual
renrch
lor
new
breeding
stock.
Wher
he
snots
a
pond
of
choice
li.'h,
;t'.;
drained,
and
the
best
ol
the'
lot
stay
on
at
Grnssyfork
tc
spawn
fish
for
marketing.
l'K
AMI
HISKY
The
assortment
of
nudes
and
females
Isn't
left
to
chance.
After
years
of
'landiing
fish,
Wood
cm
usually
differentiate
at
a
glanct.
If
there's
any
doubt,
the
test
i-
i.s
simp'e
as
the
whiskers
r.:1
a
man's
face.
The
gill
plate
f
i
the
male
goldfish
feels
rough
'nd
whiskeiy
tj
the
touch;
th-j
X
f
V
I
Today
to
Saturday
Matinee
baturdaJfTT
rffi''
;
Cf
NE
TltlNlY
COIINNC
CMVH
j
I
j
Tp:
j.
B
TOTEM
,';
654
jw
y
kvt
then
cJy
Ka
th
drir
uHi.
Kjfc
1
k
the
Lkimw
Control
Bt4
1
Um
Gmtnm
!
'
Ml
ll4
ivs.
"and
eliminate
as
far
as
:)e-."ib!e
tl.
'
worrie1.
eaies
and
Ttsona'
'
mpiaints
that
eat
the
leait
out
of
a
man
fho
is
trying
ic
liis
job."
i-'o:iir
en
the
problems
present-i
to
him
as
chaplain
he
finds
re
caused
by
nnurnful
letters.
"
el
rrv
letter
from
home
is
he
:eates(
morale
booster
in
he
Korean
theatre,"
says
Chap-in
reslar.
Pe;haps
.'ec
ind
in
importance,
c
the
m:r',a;ines
and
otfrer
Tli"e
matter
which
arrive
'card
the
ships.
Chaplain
'hard
Ward.
Roman
Catholic
'lsplain
to
the
Canadian
sealer
here,
olfers
his
thanks
to
vii
o'
p.ani'.ations
in
particular
o"
their
assistance.
To
both
the
serve
Officers'
Wives,
HMCS
hippev
a.
Winnipeg,
and
the
Ottawa
blanch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
he
expresses
the
appre
at
11:15
p.m.
Fo;
KETCHIKAN
UI
DM'.SDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
tailr
and
Shubiinkins
bring
fan-ci;
r
prices
iike
25
to
50
cents.
!
I.'iobcl
Mages.
Huny
Johnson,
Mis.-
Yolande
Lenine,
Kenneth
j
Qa-jUe-,
Miss
Joyce
D"lane,
A.
D.
jA'diidge
and
A.
E.
Hariley
in-idustrial
nrt.si.
Mrs.
Daphr.j
Scott
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
(.'IT
Y
OR
DKPOT
OIUCE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1U
DIAL
Schools
Start
September
4
ciation
which
is
felt
in
the
ships
tor
reading
material
which
has
.!4l
ICIIo'-.v.is
j
and
Miss
Nancy
Hopkins
(home!
i
economic-si.
Misi
E
Ball,
llbrar-i
ac.n
sent.
Early
this
year,
the
Winnipeg
reserve
officers"
wives
asked
v.ia!
would
be
mo
t,
appreciated
n-1.
th"
answ.r
was
"mostly
il
il
k
-
-
ian.
et
Fred
Hu'oer,
Miss
Helen
i
Lans'ey.
T.
ide".
ft'"et
Rrhtml
J.
S.
:
'
V.il
r;i
n-irie'pal;
3.
A.
Cheese-
man.
Mrs.
D.
Colib
Miss
Janet
i
Hernhof,
Miss
Ceshka
Penpff.
Mise
Lillian
Smith,
Miss
Pat
'
Den
y.
Mrs
K.
P.
Stone.
J
I
K.
'(?
Edward
School
--
R.
G.
i
Monrr-,
principal;
G.
Freeman.'
It.
ir,
learned
from
the
offices
i.
the
I
rince
Itnpeit
School
B
sard
that,
the
sch-.ils
will
re-oj
r
for
t
he
fall
term
as
uic-i
on
Tuesday
next.
September
wtili
two
classes
in
the
reopened
Seal
Cove
School.
All
stufis
have
been
comp.jtcd
with
cne
appointment
pending
at
the
High
School,
making
a
total
of
5."
teachers.
,
i
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'tit.
.
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t.
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$
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wfe?$
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,-""l,
VAN('OL'Vi:it
VAN((L'Vi;it
VICTORIA
VICTORIA
i
V
mi)llUHV
vice-principal;
Paul
Topalian,
!
Joe
Goscoe.
Mrs.
R.
Hewitt,
Miss
magazines.'"
Since
then,
they
have
been
sending
a
constant
.supply.
The
Ottawa
Legion
branch
ha;
been
sending
current,
c
pie.-,
ol
various
magazir.vs
since
early
last
fall.
"These
two
are
much
appreciated,
Unce
everyone's
spare
time
is
mainly
spent
in
reading,"
say:-
Father
Ward.
"It
is
amazing
th-j
amount
of
reading
niaterial
that
can
be'
consumed.
"The
magazines
are
handed
from
person
to
person
until
they
become
dog-eared.
Beyond
mail
and
movie-.-,
tihese
magazines
are
among
the
biggest
morale
fac-'
ton;
out
here.'"
mn9s
Plate
I
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Seagrams
v$urt
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t
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iy
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r
t-i.J'.i"
tile
;-:i
4
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:
f.tork
(j!.o'.at-;-ui
and
Int.
.T.iili
Int.
I'mriv
5-:
10
The
Weston's
5:
lit!
-
Int
male
Revue
5:45
-
Young
Man
with
a
;;o-:ij
5:55
-
CBC
News
8:00
"Canada
at
Work"
6
:
15
VatiL.han
Monroe
and
Orchestra
'i.:!0
Mush
ai
Varieties
T:0-)-.T,c
M.-ws
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News
Hou.itiup
7.30
Evi
nlide
8
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Cat
loons
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8:39
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of
the
7
Seas
9.110
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with
Keslin
9:30
Vancouver
Comert
Orcb.
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News
'0:1(1.
cue
Mews
10:15
Let's
Find
On'
10:30
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Drarm
11:011
Wc.Uo'1
lo
o.,,;,
m
1'ish
Arrivals
Cl,iy
Chup
Sucy
-
Chow
Mcin
Opi-n
p.m.
J:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
"'r
(ii!.snl
dr'icrs
Phone
133
Sunday,
8
p
m..
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Caniosun
AI.K'K
ARM,
STEWART
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ql'F.EN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam
August
3.
17
and
31
FOR
SOl'TH
QI
KKN
(HAKIOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam.
August
1C
and
24
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5BR
Flame
Mavnard.
Miss
Audrey
Patter.'-"n.
Miss
Edith
Jnck.
Miss
Anna
B'
ketov,
Miss
M.
E.
Poller.
C
nrad
Street
and
Seal
Cove
'
C
T.
Haleman,
principal;
George
Olsson,
Mrs.
C.
Weise,
Miss
Muriel
Hamilton.
Miss
Claire
Sirett.
Miss
Agnes
Mitchell,
Mrs.
Hazel
hadloy.
Mis
Ii
ving.
j
Digby
Island-
Miss
Mary
Hutchinson.
Port.
Simoson
Miss
Jane
Staffs
of
the
various
schools
are
as
follows:
Booth
Memorial
High
Schoo'
A.
M.
Hurst,
principal;
R.
H.
Davidson,
vice-p
rincipal;
J.
Henry,
J.
R.
Wilson,
G.
E.
Mac-Neill,
Miss
Eva
Cavalier,
Mrs.
C.
Worsivy.
F.
Moore.
J.
M.
Evans,
Henry
Pluym,
L.
Matthews,
Miss
10:45
-Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
A
Man
and
His
Music
1
11:15
-Roundup
Time
:
1
1
-30
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Weather
Forecast
il:31
M"ssai;e
Period
i
li:33
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1
11:45
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tlcatuiiniiviai.
ielo-ii":;
Thi
odvertisement
it
not
Dubliihed
or
diiplayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
ths
Government
of
British
Cw
Rail
Revenue
Decreasing
V'-WWK'l
THIS
WEEK
SPECIAL
Good
Selection
of
Common.
i
Port
Eiiingfoii
Miss
Annie
Neulekl,
Miss
Ann:-,!
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system,
all
inclusive,
for
the
;
month
of
July,
1951,
amounted1
to
$53,044,000.
Operating
ex-!
penses
were
349.28H.000.
The
net
operating
revenue
was
$3,758.000.
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In
July,
1950,
revenues
were
$50.-
:
358.000;
expenses.
$44,057,000,'
and
the
net
operating
revenue,
$3,301,000.
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are
the
operating
rev-
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and
expenses
only,
and
they
do
not
include
taxes,
equipment
rentals,
fixed
charges,
etc.
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2:15
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3:00
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3:15
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30
This
Week's
Artbt
at
Vcs,
when
you
drive
up
here
you're
putting
your
car
in
expert'
hands.
Our
at-'.fndanrs
have'
had
years
of
experience
end
trctininq
in
proper
car
care.
They
know
what
vou
need
lhcy
have
what
it
takes
to
k-ip
tltat
car
of
yours
in
"new"
condition
longer.
Drive
up
here,
today!
Tanks
Show
a
Few
Tricks,
Including
31
ft.
Jump
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GORDON
&
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Third
Avenue
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NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
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'to
TERRACE
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Smithers,
Burns
Lake
Vandes-hoof
and
Prince
George
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
Mondays
-
Wednesdays
-
Fridays
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
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1st
Avenue
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r.o.
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3
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King
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finish
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MEASURING
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PANS
MEASURING
PlTCn-
CENTRAL
BC.
AIRWAYS
LTD.
til
Prince
Rupert
Agent:
Crawford
Moore,
14
15
Smith
Block
Phone
Black
907
TtiNs
OF
STEEL
went
hurtling
through
the
air
when
a
Cromwell
tank
jumped
Jl
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durinr
i
demonstra
ion
by
Bntain',,
Royal
Armored
Corps.
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show
of
Brit
sh
fiRhtinicle"'took
"
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.
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announced
that
nearf
or
,
Korea
would
make
no
difference
to
Britain.
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billion
defense
program
over
tbi
net
thre.
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