TODAY
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
25,
1951
LASSIE
6:50
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9
LOAINTEDHILLs,,
New
Code
For
Rail
Traffic
Sunday
Midnight
Monday
Moti
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
me,
2:Cj
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
WATERFRONT
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-
WWf
A3
DOUOUS
i.t
JOHNNY
WEISSMULLER
'FURY
OF
THE
CONGO"
1
1
'yi
Virginia
Is
one
of
the
original
13
states
of
the
American
Union.
In
colonial
days
it
was
referred
to
hi
official
documents
as
"Dominion
of
Virginia"
a
name
that
survives
in
popular
designation.
It
was
given
the
new
colony
by
Sir
Walter
,
MONTREAL.
Although
it
will
be
imperceptible
to
train
passengers
at
the
time,
a
new
set
of
operating
rules
will
become
effective
on
Canadian
railways
at
12401
a.m.
Standard
Time
Sunday.
The
new
"uniform
code
of
operating
rules"
is
Just
what
the
name
implies
a
revised,
universal
rulebook
governing
the
operation
of
all
Canadian
railways
coming
under
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
Developed
through
the
last
2'2
years
by
a
seven-railway
committee,
the
new
rulebook
The
Glamor-Fid
Raleigh
who
bestowed
it
in
MONDAY
SHOWS
7
-
9:00
REMODELING
SALE
Storewide
Clearance
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Some
boat
and
yacht
owners
with
a
taste
for
fresh
crab?
have
found
success
in
fishing
for
their
favorite
delicacy
across
the
harbor,
but
not
so
Al
Faulkner.
With
several
traps
and
his
trusty
yacht.
Molly
Hogan,
Al
and
two
others
set
out
one
day
lai-t
week
for
the
crabs.
,
Already
the
former
chief
of
othr
crisis!
What
a
relief
it
Miller
Bav
Hospital
could
taste
would
1
if
the
international
the
delicious
white
meat
and
was
:'rM
cou'd
report
nothing
doing,
sure
of
success,
for
"the
other
simply
because
things
were
con-fellows"
told
him
of
their
sue-
1
n'-'"'-8
in
the
normal
way.
CSV
!
honor
of
the
"Virgin
Queen
of
England."
Virginia
has
had
unique
and
distinguished
place
in
American
history.
On
its
soil
standardizes
the
operation
of
all
i
in
1607
was
planted
the
first
JL
-
VALtNTINO-
Canadian
roads,
and
is
based
on
1
permanent
English
settlement
what
is
known
as
the
"standard
,
on
the
continent.
A
leader
in
code,"
the
recognized
authority
the
struggle
lor
independence,
it
for
ail
railroad
rules
in
North
'
gave
the
America
nation
its
first
While
there
was
"nothing
do
"Lock
for
a
;uiik"n
piling,
and
j
yc'.'ll
fir.d
the
crabs,"
they
had
said.
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING.
TRINTINQ
ENLARGING
America.
president
and
seven
others.
Railway
personnel
across
the
country
havv
been
attending
FIRST
BORN
j
classes
ail
summer
at
which
they
The
first
white
chiltf
born
in
I
have
been
familiarized
with
the
the
New
World
was
born
in
Vlr-
j
new
book
Following
instruc-
ginia
and
was
Virginia
Dare.
The
1
tions.
all
must
have
passed
writ-
first
exports
of
iron
ore
were
j
ten
and
oral
examinations
based
sent
from
Virginia
in
1608.1
on
the
new
book
tvfore
receiving
j
Twenty
thousand
pounds
of
to-
'
a
card
certificate
qualifying
i
bacco
were
exported
in
1619.
Fate
Era!
Mnvinp,
Parkins.
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Sri
vice.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
wvldinsr
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
?nd
and
Park
Avenues
Es
.910.
riiones
60
and
68
them
t
j
work
under
the
new
,
The
state
was
at
first
favorable
code.
to
the
liberation
of
the
slaves
EXPOSURE
METERS
'
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phone
Grcc
136
Sox
478
'
But
there
was
no
piling,
standing
up
'or
sunken,
acmss
the
har-hnt
so
archer
was
let
out
anyway,
and
fishing
or
trapping
began.
Baited
with
cod.
the
traps
w.'re
swung
overboard
and
the
fi.-him;
party
sat
down
to
wait
i:i
the
CJniIo.-..i-j.e
caoin
of
the
Molly
H-san.
a
mug
of
coffee
n
front
of
oach.
"Well,
let's
have
a
look
at
our
crab."
siigRPslcd
the
.skipper,
and
made
his
way
to
the
stern.
But
tin-re
were
no
ciabs.
and
an
hour
la!'r
time
still
weren't
any
cabs,
nor
had
the
bait
been
ton
-her.
Well,
belter
luck
next
time.
Al,
and
we
hope
you
find
the
piling.
ing
on
the
waterfront
this
reporter
aws
first
intrigued
by
the
arrival
of
the
cement
mixer
truck.
It
drove
under
Armour
taivage
and
Towing
Co.s
elevator
and
backed
in.
A
lever
was
moved
and
down
floated
the
mixture
while
the
mechanic
controlled
the
movement.
All
the
time
the
container
was
revolving
and
tlu
mixture
was
being
agitated.
Two
cubic
yards
are
handled
at
r.
time,
and
if
you
stop
to
figure
that,
out
it
would
take
a
lot
of
manual
handling.
The
gravel
brought
on
the
',
hune
scows
is
towed
from
Hast-
:
inps
Arm
operated
by
Armour
Salvage
Co.;
the
cement
com?s
from
Bamberton.
The
combina-i
tion
is
very
generally
used
for
various
cement
jobs
that
make
continual
demands
upon
the
products
of
the
Rupert
Cement
i
1
but
finally
adhered
to
the
policies
of
the
south.
She
not
only
furnished
the
ablest
generals
in
the
Confederate
Army
but
be-
They
had
better
hurry
up
or
they
will
be
"late
for
school."
IfiNil
The
unloading
of
salmon
is
as
came
the
battleground
of
the
average
or
probably
rather
clvl'
war-
ELEANOR
PARKER
(
ANTHONY
ll
FXTFR
11
b.tter
than
at
the
correspond
Who
was
it
made
this
wise
ing
date
last
year.
It
certainly
has
been
a
good
average
year
in
u"esion:
"e
y
home
is
to
stay
there
sometime.
Also
CAKTOON
NEWS
:
N
Ahlr.e
much
doing
along
the
watrrfront
is
the
general
reply
!
to
an
enquiry
about
what
is
lllii
Mac
Construction
Company
Products.
The
Ready-Mix
con
.'.oii:g
on.
And
yet
there
is
spme-,-.,
trih..
t
nro.ni.Hn
Word
comes,
telling
about
the
mother
of
11
children
in
St.
Jerome,
Quebec,
being
charged
with
stealing
a
house.
A
crime,
of
course,
yet
there
are
momenta
when
one
hesitates
to
go
on
with
the
case.
spite
of
an
apparent
slackness
along
the
water
front.
And
when
reference
was
made
to
figures
comparing
the.
greatly
improved
price
of
halibut
as
compared
with
the
price
twenty
years
ago.
it
was
pointed
out
that
the
increase
in
the
pric-j
of
salmon
was
just
as
great.
Even
ten
years
ago
the
price
of
a
whole
salmon,
four
or
five,
pounds
in
weight,
is
now
the
price
of
a
similar
salmon
per
pound.
"
TOMAY
JtrF
CHANDLER
in
7
-
9
p.m.
"BIRD
OF
PARADISE"
TWO
FEATURES
It
is
seldom,
if
ever,
anyone
ever
hears
of
a
fire
department
being
called
out
to
extinguish
a
bla.e
in
a
totem
pole.
Yet
this
occurred
in
Prince
Rupert
yes-
thing
doing
all
tho
time
and
the;and
an
important
factor
In
the
::;"
totaI
large.
Actually
wnen
development
of
the
city.
;
th-y
say
that
there
is
nothing
doing,
they
really
mean
there
is
"t.
thing
'unusual"
doing.
Per-
Of
course
what
isn't
happen-i
hap-
that
is
Just
as
well.
ing
is
also
new's.
And
so
far
;
Vhat
pri
p'e
'.van:
is
the
or-
t'vre
is
no
sign
of
tuna
being
dinary
sequvnee
of
events
in
caught.
Three
boats
lrom
Prince
their
daily
living,
not
a
series
of
Rupert
are
out
in
search
of
the
'VlTZ
T
bCf"
h3V"
eiusive
tuila
but
so
far
no
re-ii:g
on
the
international
scene.
p
s
of
si8h,lnB
have
come
in.
Feat-?
talks
start
and
break
down
a
"crM!-
Oil
discussions
last
last
year
there
was
tuna
in
a
few
days
and
break
down
about
th
eighteenth
Qf
August.
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Sidirg
.
.
.
Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
Given
.
....
.
,t,
xj
uiili;
.
i
.
,,.
be
Interesting
Alder,
former
?X7Jht
C;lub
?"?
marif
sinews
for
w
i
VICTOR
MATURE
WILLIAM
BENDIX
in
LIZABETH
SCOTT
DENNIS
0
KEEFE
In
Blue
1X2
vu.
.......
hi.
u.v
A
1
..111.V
AbUJ'VIV,
whose
Interest
went
far
in
ob
taining
the
many
fine
poles
seen
here.
GAMBLING
"The
Companj
manned
by
a
crew
of
three,
who
claim
that
nobody's
captain
of
the
craft.
It
Is
northward
'bent
towards
Ketchikan
looking
for
timber.
It
is
powered
with
103
horsepower
twin
Kermath
engines,
and
the
crew
members
are
Howard
Tauscher,
Glen
Brooks
and
John
Graham.
BULLETIN
Ho.
12
HOUSE
j
She
Keep
7
Miffr?
Nearly
every
day,
something
appears
in
the
press
telling
arjout
a
battle.
Or
perhaps
it
concerns
an
imminent
struggle.
Anyway,
it
deals
with
fighting.
Sometimes
it's
a
yarn
descriptive
of
what
happened
in
the
past.
One
of
the
best
recalls
what
Archibald
Forbes
of
the
London
Morning
Advertiser
did
during
the
war
against
the
Zulus
in
South
Africa.
Forbes
had
Tote
MON.
-
THIS.
SHOW
STARTS
7
P.M.
LAST
COMPLETE
.
SHOW
:20
Two
violations
of
fishing
laws
occurred
in
southeastern
Alaska
waisrs
a
lew
ciays
&
).
In
let-eisburs
Ihs
skippe-
ai.J
crew
of
ir.e
fcidt-r.p-rd
seii
.t,
Spot,
pleaded
guilty
to
fishing
in
-iosed
Barr.e
Cre?k.
The
U.
S.
A
FAMOI
S
PLAYKKS
THLI
to
and
Commissioner,
Dale
Hirt
assess-
T";
something
"
'f.
h
file,
,
'
7
,u
on
horse-
.
ed
a
fine
of
$8C0.
Fish
valued
at
b.a,Ck'
m?de
,haste.'
the
nearest
350
wtre
confiscated.
Names
of
'n.
.i,.,.
u
T,
.u
y
CREATING
AN
ESTATE...
When
you
pay
the
nrat
omnium
mil!
life
auranc
policy
you
immlitely
cm
AIR
RAID
INSTRUCTIONS
(HANG
THIS
SHEET
WHERE
EVERYONE
CAN
SEE
IT)
n
ettete
of
15,000.
If
you
dia
th
full
is
available
for
your
family.
If
you
bn
n
luce
fined
"'c,e'
aneau
OI
omer
were
nat
given
out.;
I
The
other
case
took
pllce
in
tho
j
IT
,
handed
h's
u
and
Craig
area.
Capt
C
L
Arring-!
H!
ciLspatch
ton
of
the
sir,er
Aksala
pleaded
f
udde,nly
reflected
it
would
not
guilty
to
fishing
in
closed
waters
ke
long
10
send
U-
So
he
Bave
and
was
fined
$600.
Two
of
the
the
Perator
Blble.
with
fr-ciew.
r.ed-
Erandes
and
Sam
flructlns
to
send
in
pages
to
Burgess
were
fined
$300
each
:
keep
the
one
wlr
Pen
unt11
he
I
i
returned
with
a
ionger
cable.
I
Of
the
army
of
fishermen
and'
Hls
rlvalfi
had
tne
chagrin
of
!
fish
dealers
who
have
transacted
staDdlnB
b.v
helplessly
while
he
business
at
Prince
Rupert
over
monopolized
until
he
was
all
the
past
fo
ty
years,
one
of
the
throuBh.
fir-.t
was
Billy
Shrubsall.
He
was!
Can
take
at
long
at
thirty
vein
to
pay
v
Why
not
crtata
your
euta
today?
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
Box
835
rhont
BUckt
SUM
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANW
a
real
pioneer
in
the
retail
sale
of
fresh
halibut.
He
also
showed
enterf
.ise
and
initiative
in
introducing
and
developing
black
od.
it
was
he
e
a
Federal
cab-net
minister
tasted
black
cod
Migrants
Miss
Moms
Cooking
'1
r
t
nn
!irr
tiinp
onH
hie
nraitA
.
ORMES
wa,
Uvtsh.
Biliy
haUd
from
!
Nellie
aifuVour
,7f,,ho
ori
1
jL.ndon,
and
belonged
to
a
lam-
m
yCn
fafrSthfr
'tnlre
,
jily
active
in
the
fismr.g
indust.y.
I
5y,"h
"',,,
,,,ked
ma'r
SleXnd
i-tunstis
leel
at
home
ar.d
was!.h..,
rf,,
,
.,,.
iv,m
w.u3CroumlUar
figU;e
aIng
S
mir
mind
!
1
l'
I
to
travel
to
New
Zealand
alter
Anew
cafe
has
lust
opened
ChVsaVdTheTslfnTi
near
the
cannery
recently
estab-;
tr'S.Tk
nfihienv'1,6
1',aK-b0r
lrota-:ing."
She's
Peking
and
up
"
It
is
chiefly
for
the
convenience
;
laxln
supp7ol
hr
0WPn
nnn1
rh?aen'PeryTtTP!Te!l'
whlle
crite
andans
and
Chinese.
It
is
well
appoint-
cd
and
kept
fairly
busy.
!
The
Pioneer
Druggists
W
lien
You
Have
W
lien
You
Have
.
NO
WARNING
WARNING
c-p
attay
from
HindoHK
ami
A
1
"
1
ifltrr-,.rrfcral,
in
the
If!
muter
!.,
or
table.
Vm
y
HOME
'
'""
Keep
home
or
car
.x,..!
,mrt
of
the
JmkIv.
i
l!aho
ON.
K--p
away
frim
winilnwH
or
-
(;0
t
pr
iiiu-ly
aKinted
t:la
diMirn,
and
get
under
A
I
shelter.
OIm
v
inMrurtionft
of
desk,
tal.le
or
l
n.
h.
Oner
VV
O
R
K
Huildinp
Omtrol
IHrector
or
WW
V
II
II
rxMmrl
parln
of
ImmIv.
I'st
Wurd.n.
iiet
in
any
hhrltrr
if
near
to
you.
If
no
sli
1
1
r
within
a
Q
fm
fo
to
nrurrsl
hhi'ller
or
public
frw
Ktrps
fall
flat
on
your
.
buildiiiii.
Keep
away
from
Momach
and
.over
fare
and
STREET
plus.
Obev
the
Warden,
eyes
with
urm.
Clear
i
Uar
r
if-'I't-of-way.
Turn
off
right-of-way.
Turn
.ff
I
ftl
'
'
"Hl'"'
;"
"-r"
"hrftw.
ignition.
Get
out
and
act
aS
.
,
m
in
"on
Htreet"
above.
VEHICLE
'
"'m
l"y
the
anleiiH.
If
voiir
Children
are
at
hool,
C
H
I
LD
R
EN
If
your
Children
are
at
school,
I
YOL
utay
where
you
are.
AT
Vl"
"la
wn,re
'ou
ae
Teachers
are
trained
to
Ik
'
Teachers
are
trained
to
look
ufter
students.
SCHOOL
after
students.
l
lose
your,
head
n
nri'7
.
.
.
U
U
ll
I
)
START
RUMOURS...
.
(
USE
THE
TELEPHONE.
,
mmls
Huron
is
renarted
due
I
A
fishinst
vessel
called
the
In
Esquimau
this
week
from
the
PHONE
81
Clarice
became
disabled
and
was
Orient
following
service
off
drifting
off
Auk
Bav
sme
davs
the
Korean
coast.
She
will
sail
a?o,
while
a
Coast
Guard
vessel
'of
Halifax
next
week.
daily
news
CLA.-iFiisiJ
advertisements
brino"5
was
on
its
way
to
give
aid.
The
owner
of
the
Clarice
is
Lionel
V'-tson
of
Juneau
The
Clarije,
It
is
thought,
broke
reduction
gear,
or
lost
the
propellor.
5P
THIS
WEEK
SPECIAL
Good
Selection
of
Townsile
engineers
were
first
to
repo
t
the
presence
of
whales
in
the
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
eastern
papers
were
quick
to
feature
the
unusual
news
in
telling
about
the
terminus
of
the
i
orthern
transcontinental
railway.
Whales,
pursuing
thelt
food,
were
seen
here
f-equently,
but
as
shipping
and
settlement
increased,
they
practically
AFTER
Ail
ATTACK
1.
Keep
ealm
and
follow
inMruetimis.
,
2.
Don't
use
your
ear
keep
the
hihwing
elear.
3.
Don't
use
Food
or
Water
except
from
CLOSKI)
containers.
4.
Join
Self-Help
Parties
under
the
Wardens.
(T
his
is
the
last
bulletin
of
this
series
BE
SLKE
TO
HETAIN
IT.)
LAMP,
COFFEE
and
OCCASIONAL
TABLES
fci.V.
Sidney
was
in
port
from
Kethikan
with
three
carloads
of
canned
salmon
for
transshipment
cast.
at
SWO
Disco
Western
Despatch
is
due
In
port
today
with
salmon
from
Alaska.
THE
GOVERNMENT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
.
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ttciKliUKr
W
illi-
.
f,?1!!!111
Prt
n
ay
ESSOOH.BI
RNER
GORDON
&
ANDERSO
HON.
W.
T.
STRAITH,
K.C.,
Provincial
Secretary
MAJ.-GEN.
C.
R.
STEIN,
Civil
Defence
Co-ordinator
w.w.:
,
DEALER
Third
Avenue
Mm
CPS
Princess
Louise
is
dui"
In
port
this
afternoon.