AS
I
REE
IT
(Continued
from
page
2)
WHO
IS
TO
BLAME
c
Continued
form
page
1)
DKAN
MARTIN
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
29.
1951
TODAY
7
-
9:00
-
in
THAT'
wj
"
I
B0V'
Sunday
Midnight
Mondoy
M0r
illNNY
WEISSMULLER
I
BIInet(
BEXT
PIN
OR
(Continued
from
page
5)
;0t
AW
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
sent
he
said,
basic
pay
was
$1
04
an
hour,
"and
there
is
no
other
industry
in
B.C.
with
such
a
low
basic
rate."
I
A.
J.
Turner,
MLA,
Vancouver
East,
said:
We
have
had
evidence
that
'
unions
don't
always
want
to
force
the
pace
of
negotiations
in
order
'COUNTER
Pigmy"lsland"
iM
organizer
and
also
the
secretary
of
the
Belfast
Trades
and
Labgr
Council.
Not
very
young,
she
bears
In
her
lined,
tired
face,
the
spiritual
scars
of
many
battles.
But
there
was
a
vast
flood
of
kindliness
back
of
her
determined
eyes.
Now
and
again
it
broke
through
like
a
lit
lamp.
-
When
she
walked
to
the
platform,
there
was
only
one
or
two
junior
Uogtie
Now
Handled
SCOTLAND
to
give
the
company
every
looks
to
a
trout.
;
In
stalking
a
big
trout,
he
I
works
as
carefully
as
though
he
1
were
stalking
a
deer.
He
uses
all
his
equipment
and
knowledge.
His
casts
must
be
"just
right,"
taking
into
consideration
the
prevailing
winds,
sun
rays
and
speed
of
the
current.
His
fly
has
been
selected
from
several
hundred.
Wiien
the
fish
is
hooked,
it
must
be
played
with
the
delicate
C.
chance."
Old
Skipper
With
New
Ship
B.
Steamships
Starting
Service
I
Mcintosh
agreed
promptly
that
i
-
'
by
this
was
the
case
but
Mr.
Mc-
polite
handclaps.
When
she
came
down
after
the
most
realistic
.
.
.
.
i
,
Dcnnell
broke
In:
"lhe
union
Wall
Bringing
a
brand
new
snip,
an
oiu-umc
capuu.i
naj
lne
ch()k.e
of
pace,
,WWp,1
;it
Winr-P
RlllHM't
for
nerluXDS
the
thousan.l'.h
when
it
RtA
too
slow,
then
speech
of
the
day,
the
now-full-thcy
to-overflowing
hall
gave
her
an
ovation.
For
she
hit
straight
aces
touch
ot
a
violin
virtuoso.
Net-time
this
week,
but
he
says
"things
are
changing."
,
'..But
they
ithe
union)
could
ting
thj
tir-h
is
me
climactic
j
,
,,,..
n
i,nn,..
Pi.-.,
i,
hwn
misled
bv
actions
of
from
the
shoulder.
"You
MPs
nave
only
so
much
time
to
organize
for
peace
for
all
the
people
or
the
people
will
operation
in
this
complicated;
Capi.
William
Uiu...
cu
MW
..v.
-SUKgested
Mr.!
drama.
,
Pimurt
waterfront,
is
in
command
oi
me
newebi
',.
sweep
you
aside
ana
organize
7-9
p.m.
TODAY
ONLY
MARK
OF
THE
RENEGadTI
R1CARDO
MONTALBau
..
I
But
when
the
trout
is
fried
over
campfire
coals,
the
fly
fisherman
smacks
his
lips'
and
eats
just
like
any
ordinary
mortal,
even
as
the
little
boy
with
the
bent
pin.
BIN
CARRIES
ON
(Continued
from
page
5)
addition
to
the
Frank
Waterhou.se
west
coast
ueei-i
the
China-coaster
type
Cassiar.
v,
irdM
Mcintosh,
"it's
labor
is
the
Formerly
plying
in
the
east
i
lowest
cost
in
all
industry."
coast
trade,
the
freighter
is
a
Ketchikan
and
Skagway.
i
"Are
you
having
trouble
in
sister
ship
to
the
Yukon
Prin-
But
it
was
to
Kemano
that
getting
men
up
there?"
some-cess
owned
by
CPR
but
char-
cassiar
carried
her
main
cargo,
oi,,?
asked.
tercd
by
Waterhouse,
and
was.
neavv
machinery,
construction
I
"No,
that's
something
that's
.similarly
reconverted
for
west
supplies
and
food,
and
according
puzzling
me.
But
I
think
the
big
rna.t.
xhiooina.
tn
OaDt.
Gleason.
"they're
really
attraction
could
be
the
board.
their
own."
YET,
SHE
WAS
CONSTRUCTIVE
too.
The
workers
of
all
the
world
would
support
decent
world
government,
she
s-aid,
if
It
got
right
down
to
business.
The
causes
of
most
wai
.are
economic,
she
said.
RILEY'S
All
UMPIRE
lit;
Ht'i
the
uproarious
antwtr
to-
'k
'
ADC
IIMDIDEC
UNMAMiW
down
there."
Cas-
At
$1.50
a
day,
the
men
get
very
nn.
nf
the
fn,
that
has
been
i
n
thin
that
is
chanaina.
on
the
move
A
fa
1
-
ix
i.
with
i
ivkaw
i
wit
1AM
;
I
"knew
after
I
heard
her
speak
why
a
hotbed
of
true
blue
Orangemen
would
elect
this
Tt
is
the
volume
siar
returns
next
week
from
the
good
board.'
brought
in
so
far
this
year.
says
the
captain,
was
well
over
100
pounds
and
i
0f
shipping
on
this
coast.
(noun
to
urgm
mc
M"l"uuu
ly
&
AW
COMPLAINT
Meanwhile.
T.
E.
Parkin,
rep-Catnoiic
Miss
to
represent
mem.
took
31
hours
to
mas
irom
me
,.Vnr
i,Kl.nw
-
ht
recalls
"f
ve
resenting
the
United
Fishermen!
Tonight
we
all
go
to'
a
swank
years
ago
vou
were
lucky
to
pass
:
dinner
and
dance
at
the
Dor
top
of
a
mountain
out
Denise
Aim
way.
Theo
was
out
with
Bun
on
this
trip.
So
was
Denny
Garon.
.
chester
Hotel.
There
are
social
a
ship
on
some
trips
north.
Now
ANOTHER
NEW
SERVICE
"
and
Allied
Workers'
Union,
corn-there
are
about
a
dozen
ships:
B.C.
Steamships
freighter
Is-
plained
that
time
delay
In
settle-constantly
on
the
move
between
ialui
prince,
after
an
absence
of
ment
of
fish
prices
and
wage
Vancouver
and
Kemano."
live
months,
was
in
port
yestor-
scales
was
causing
fishermen
a
Like
the
rest
of
northern
old-
:
c'.ny
afternoon
a
changed
ves-
j
"good
deal
of
anxiety."
timers,
though,
Capt.
Gleason
1
sel
indeed.
The
former
steam-1
Negotiations
were
commenced
i
Mrs.
William
Ranee,
Mrs.
:
Arthur
Brale
and
Mrs.
R.
Bury
wistfully
that
he
would
shir,
the
Island
Prince
since
last
i
in
April,
ne
sulci,
but
it
was
"ln-
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
says
like
to
see
such
shipping
trade
she
was
seen
here,
has
had
a
'variably
until
late
June
some-
the
Chilcotin
for
a
trip
to
Van
couver.
right
up
to
Prince
Rupert.
:
$101,000
renovation
job.
Now
run
times
July"
beforj
anything
was
With
its
brisht
new
coat
of
bv
new
diesels,
equipped
with
fettled.
i
"And
by
that
time
it's
close
to
the
opening,
or
after
the
open
i
paint,
the
Cassiar
looks
more
hydraulic
winches,
refrigeration
like
a
passenger
ship
than
like
and
bulk
oil
tanks
added,
she's
a
freighter
at
first
glance,
but
practically
a
new
ship,
Capt.
H
the
Captain
says,
"she's
a
good
i
c.
Terry,
general
manager,
functions
galore
all
week
for
us
sedate
folks.
They
will
have
a
bus
to
get
us
home
for
midnight,
for
those
of
us
who
arc
billeted
in
Bedford
College,
the
women's
residence
of
London
University,
nave
to
obey
the
rules
and
get
In
by
midnight.
But
my
room
is
on
the
ground
floor
and
has
two
enormous
windows
that
open
out
on
the
lawn.
SOCIAL
NOTE-PS.:
MADAM
Tussaud's
famous
waxworks
Is
Just
a
Stone's
throw
from
here.
They
have
a
big
sign
advertising
the
setting-up
of
the
effigy
of
a
new
British
hero,
Randolph
Turpln.
Senator
Horner
and
ing
of
the
fishing
season.
Fish
ermen
don't
want
to
go
out
fish
Ste.
Witt
tbtluaf
iJaiiorliuj
jor
j
work
horse
and
will
look
a
little
wnc,
came
north
from
Vancouver
:
ing
if
they
don't
know
what
they
;
different
soon."
bv
air
to
meet
his
vessel
here.
,
arc
going
to
get."
Original
Jutv'or
VOGUE
DRESSES
Canada's
cut-standing
line
of
dresses
now
brought
to
you
by
Wallace's
at
regular
city
prices.
Wallaces
Dept.
Store
i
But
closer
observation
showed
boasted
with
justifiable
pride,
that
even
after
a
considerable
,
incidentally,
B
C.
Steamships
J.
S
Biack.
president
of
Trades
and
Labor
Council
here,
held
M'.vo.iv
..A
UK
I
MERIEl
'
amount
of
freight
ome
100
taking
its
shau
in
the
effort
to
.s
milar
views
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
t
mm
COLLINS
.
nm
GEORGE
MOSTOCi:
in
"TEXAS
RANCH
-
tons
had
been
taken
from
her
mcet
wjtn
the
greatly
Increased
.
"By
the
time
the
carpenters
holds
here,
the
Cassiar
still
held
cargo
traffic
on
the
coast,
Is
in-
and
construction
men
get
settled
a
big
portion
for
her
following
Etituting
a
regular
weekly
freight
,
in
their
negotiations,
the
job
is
i
ports
of
call,
such
as
Watson
Is-
sprvrp
ncii-th
from
Vancouver
to
in
most
cases
well
under
wav
nr
TOTEM
wife
started
out
for
the
waxworks
yesterday,
but
got
so
in-,
K
j
amoI'S
PLAYER
TIIKATKK
land,
Skeena
River
canneries
Kpmann
Bll
Kitimat
and
Prince
over."
DJlav
in
erantinu
annro-
I
and
northern
mining
ports
of
Rupcrt.
Either
the
Island
Prince
val
or
otherwise
of
certification
terestea
in
me
speecnes
in
fiyae
I
SI:
:w
Ktarts
7
p.m.
Last
complete
ihoi
J
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm,
ani
I
Thcne
649
120
Sixth
St
got
there
oi
the
Alaska,
frince
win
sau
was
also
neia
to
oiame
lor
tne
"arK
tney
never
i.;
t.
-j
maybe
we'll
ail
go
together.
SEE
US
KOK
,
Aliiviru.
fwkini,
tn:
Shippinr
nd
Gwi
from
Vancouver
each
Wedues-;
Act.
which
should
have
"specific
day
night.
G.
W.
Nickerson
it
Co.
time
lapses
written
into
it."
'
have
been
appointed
local
agents
The
Inquiry
board,
consisting
This
week's
trip
for
the
Island
of
five
legislative
members,
left
Prince
was
something
in
the
for
Prince
George
last
night
nature
of
a
shake-down
trial
They
are,
A.
J.
R
Ash,
chairman,
voyage.
She
picked
up
some
can-!
MLA
for
Saanih;
Jack
McRae,
t'artme
anil
Slut.
Hoists,
AU-Sttrl
Dump
Dodicj
WIiicIh-s
-
all
.Izes.
Heavy
aim
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Whocla.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operator
fur
high
pressure
and
jrnrral
wrliliiif
Have
Your
NEW
SUIT
HAND
-TAILORED
'-4
.4
1
jHH
K
i,
S:
t.'uiniilete,
Reliable
ir
u-iit
Service.
Luk
Canadian
Liquid
An
.
It
r
Oxyijin,
Atelyk.
wi
Id
"b
mippliei.
LINDSAY'SCAr
&
STORAGE
LtM
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
22.V-lst
E.
Phone
Grren
KM
tlur.
'tnd
and
Para
E.h
,910.
DiohbM
n."d
salmon
before
heading
back
MLA,
Prince
Rupert;
Allan
J.
to
Vancouver
today.
Capt.
W.
D.
McDonnell,
MLA,
Vancouver
Owen,
formerly
master
of
the
Centre;
B.
M.
Maclntyre,
MLA,
I
r
Ross,
Is
now
skipper.
McKenzie;
A.
J.
Turner,
MLA,
Capt.
Terry
expressed
the
hope
Vancouver
East,
that
cargo
for
Kemano
and
K;ti-,
Mrs.
V.
R.
Sage,
stenographer,
mat
could
be
devjlopcd
south-
is
travelling
with
the
group.
ward
from
here
as
well
as
north-
'
-
ward
from
Vancouver.
"There,
Cargoes
for
Kitimat
have
quad-seoms
to
me
no
reason
why
it
ru;ied
since
May
and.
by
next
shouldn't
be
possible."
he
said,
1
rpri,m.
there'
Is
no
doubt
what-aoding
that
thj
freight
rate
was
ever
that
the
total
will
be
again
less
from
here.
He
thought
locaj
substantially
increased.
All
In
business
people
and
port
enthu-
i
a!
ll)52
wlu'
see
tnp
busiest
times
siasts
should
be
able
to
do
some-
ln
the
history
of
the
north
coast
thing
towards
buying
and
rout-,
Tire
Canadian
Faeiflc,
for
ex-ni'i
from
here.
"Why
not
see
amnlr
B3v.ih..-i.hinmi.m.
Fall
Clearance
Of
Used
Cars
IH43
MLTKOK
Coupe
1949
PLYMOUTH
Sedan
194")
MONARCH
Club
Coupe
1947
WILLY'S
Station
Wagon
1M2
PLYMOUTH
Sedan
TRUCK
SPECIALS
l:t.".0
LORD
3-tnii
n
W.
B.
iaif
I
OKI)
3-ln
178
W.
K.
191
J
I
OKI)
3-ten
158
.
IJ.
1933
UIIEV.
Sedan-delivery.
All
recondilioned
ready
to
go
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
KOItl)
-
MONARCH
DEALI.RS
Prince
Rurk-rt.
B.C.
!
1
flit
BITTEK
FAST!
T
I
j
GOING
Morrison
A-
Knudson
(big
Alcau
contractors.1
about
it?"
hj
FALL
SUIT
FASHIONS
.
.
BOWLINf
of
175
tons
(?oin(i
out
on
the
Friday
failings
of
the
Princes?
Ncrah
will
reach
as
much
as
325
to
your
own
MEASURE
There's
nut
another
YOU
in
all
the
world
you're
1
0
just
OU.
i.'u-.e
your
new
Fall
suit
hand-tailoreil
to
vour
own
iinjiviiliial
measure
and
personality
little
cla-lies
"of
1
W
here
anil
there.
He
yourself.
Express
yourself.
You'll
feel
to
dilTerent.
The
Fall
and
W
inter
Styleil-Rite
Quality
samples
are
'
here
go
wholly
different
and
utterly
new.
No
words,
nn
iu-vtaper
illustration
can
dcucrihe
colours,
patterns
ami
weaves.
You'll
have
to
SKE
1TH
i
)LR
OWN
EYES
and
to
persuade
vou
to
iLl
so
at
once
to
giveyou
your
pick
we
are
making
this
special
Reason's
Opening
Offer.
ton.
If
you
want
Ir-
sell
It,
advertise
it.
News
cla-ssificd.
Handsome
styles
.
.
.
finality
fabrics
in
Mill
sure
to
become
the
backbone
of
your
new
Fall
wardrobe.
What
has
become
of
the
three
statc'y
liners
that
British
Colum-b
ans
saw
during
the
regime
of
Sir
Iirmry
Thornton?
No
one
reeiiis
to
know
definitely.
The
Prince
Henry,
the
Prince
David
and
the
Prince
Robert
were
noble
h'p:.
Thry
had
size
and
sped.
Captnins.
accustomed
to
smaller
vessels,
handled
them
capably
but
at
first
it
was
with
a
more
thr.p
ordinary
caution.
Once
the
S'iciul
Great.
War
broke
out
all
tin
c
were
taken
over
by
the
.lav.'
and
fit
ted
out
for
the
fcri
v
t.
One
captured
an
enemy
boa',
off
Mexico.
m
HAVE
JUST
THE
SHOES
YOU
WAN!
For
boMi
Men
and
Women
ashion
footwec
Don't
'
Overtax
il-OverHAUL
It!
EQUIPMENT
FOR
SALl
Kite
QUALITY
1
n.7
Co'.,
with
tilt
Dozer
What
marine
men
are
pli-ai-frt
to
eall
a
super
boom
for
the
m
rth
roast
is
actively
on
the
way.
For
one
thing,
there's
a
newly
bought
steamer
now
cn
route
to
British
Columbia.
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