Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
12,
1951
TYRONNH
tHuZZ
member
of
the
frolicking
gang!
who
did
not
enter
Into
the
playful
antics.
"Tipsy
Fingers,"
a
Spanish
TODAV
7-9:10
"BLACK
R0SE"
.
-
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Rupert
Mens
and
Boys'
Store
Fish
Boat
leading
Facilities
Uadly
Needed
Machine
Shops
Busy
Halibut
Landings
The
problem
of
loading
facilities
for
fishing
ve;
H
From
BIG
BOY
To
LITTLE
Boy
WE
CLOTHE
i
THEM
ALL!
'
Of
particular
note,
we
call
attention
to
our
new
"Little
Boy"
Suits
and
Coats
In
styles
ha.t
say:
"Come
and
Get
Me"
....
Reasonably
priced,
too,
and
JUST
ARRIVED.
RUPERT
MEN'S
'
AND
BOYS'
STORE
Western
Music
Range
Riders
Show
Lively
A
seven-man
western
group,
the
Calgary
Range
Riders,
clowned,
sang
and
strummed
their
way
through
one
and
a
half
hours
of
entertainment
before
some
200
people
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
last
night.
Versatile
in
their
performance,
some
would
play
guitars
one
time,
then
a
violin,
accordion
or
bass
fiddle
which
they
appeared
to
handle
with
astonishing
ease
and
alacrity.
The
radio
and
recording
artists
proved
that
gusto
and
enthusiasm
is
a
major
part
in
showmanship
and
applause
of
the
audience
showed
their
act
went
over
well.
For
instance,'
when
Freddie
Lang
came
out
with
his
fiddle
for
the
first
time,
everyone
knew
he.
could
play
better
than
the
first
sorrowful
and
flat
strains
of
"Red
River
Valley"
he
first
produced.
This
bit
of
clowning
was
followed
by
a
brash
imitation
of
FriU
Kreisler
at
his
most
-serious
performance.-Suddenly,
with
support
of
several
guitars,
banio
and,
bass
fiddle,
Freddie
tore
into
a
hoedown
which
had
more
than
one
toe
ticking
merrily
to
scls
came
up
again
this
week
and
a
small
step
was
made
towards
its
solution
if
it
isn't
only
Just
talk,
as
one
fisherman
put
it.
"
One
of
the
oil
companies
sene
on
the
Coquitlam
from
along
the
waterfront
has
put
,
Vancouver
to
Masset
yesterday,
nut.
a
fpeler
bv
exnressino
thiOn
deck
in
a
wire
cage
during
guitar
solo
by
Tony
stoltz,
showed
a
master
control
of
nimble
fingers
over
strings
and
keyboard.
It
was
the
artist's
own
composition.
He
later
displayed
he
was
no
slouch
on
the
accordion,
either.
Western
ballads,
such
as
"Beautiful,
Beautiful
Brown
Eyes"
and
"The
Little
Shirt
My
Mother
Made
for
Me,"
'were
sups
by
Hilton,
assisted
in
duet
by
Curly
Koochin,
tall
range-rid'
r
and
master
of
the
"Yee-hau"
cry,
while
Norm
Towne
slapp.it
the
bass
until
it
turned
several
times
in
diwiness.
Added
feature
to
the
show
was
the
singing
of
Buddy
Reynolds,
radio
and
recording
artist
from
Vancouver,
giving
out
with
his
own
composition
ana
first
recording,
"Ocean
of
Golden
Dreams,"
and
ending
with
"The
Spruce
Fly,"
a
recent
composition
of
his
which
he
said
had
Just
become
No.
1
on
the
Canadian
Western
Hit
Parade.
The
concert
was
followed
Sy
dancing.
For
tonight's
show
the
Rangers
have
promised
a
different
act.
In
the
afternoon
they
visited
a
downtown
music
store,
autographing
recordings
and
informally
chatting
with
lovers
of
western
music.
MONDAY
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p.m.
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desire
to
build
a
wharf
and
the
shlP's
stopover
in
Prince
Rupert,
Duke
seemed
content
but
highly
interested
In
his
surroundings.
He
joins
his
master,
Art
Humphreys,
at
Queen
Charlotte
Oanners.
DORIS
DAY
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CORDON
MacRA
TODAY
7
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9:00
n
itAPQR
TWO"
loading
facilities
at
the
present
site
of
the
Yacht
Club
if
the
Yacht
Club
would
find
another
place
to
do.
Some
members
fc?T
this
would
be
great-they
have
just
the
spot
in
mind
where
they
would
like
to
move,
either
at
Seal
Cove
or
near
the
dry
dock.
But
it
costs
money
to
move
and
the
Yacht
Club
Just
can't
put
its
hand
In
Its
pocket
and
come
up
with
$10,000
or
so.
All
agree
the
fishermen
should
have
a
place
close
in
to
take
nn
supplies.
Some
of
the
fisher
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
and
MONDAY
MATINE,
CHRISTINE
NORDEN
THE
BOWERY
BO
All
'LUCKY
'SAINTS
AND
SINNERS"
Passengers
arriving
here
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
steamer
Coquitlam
from
Vancouver
were
G.
S.
Reade,
Mrs.
Ardagh,
O.
Tough,
S.
Pastor,
A.
W.
Beech,
Mrs.
Schultzik,
Mrs.
Gilmour,
Mrs.
Goddard,
G.
Peacock,
E.
Blais,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
McHardy
and
children,
H.
Brudwald,
W.
Fulton,
W.
Noble,
H.
Norris,
T.
J.
Volp,
F.
O.
McGulrc,
Mrs.
L.
C.
McGuire,
Peter
Ryan,
I.
Sater,
C.
Lyanberg,
T.
Best,
W.
Rush-ton,
J.
Simpson,
G.
Phillips.
LOSEg
This
Fortune
Not
Welcome
By
JOHN
RODERICK
LQNDON"
(API
The
girl
with
soft
red
hair
putters
around
the
TlwMEWrtoryof
Iwlovrd
?'!!ri--r
linn
its
rhythm.
Banjo
solos
by
Mel
Ringham
brought
out
such
oldies
as
"Wall
Street
Rag"
and
"Bye-Bye
Blues"
or
"Get
Off
the
Stove,
Mama,
You're
Too
Old
to
Ride
the
Range,"
as
MC
Bill
"Dlx"
Hilton
called
it
Steel
guitar
expert
was
Don
Thompson,
a
young,
sober-faced
man
who
seemed
to
be
the
only
Enlisting
in
New
Brigade
OTTAWA
(CP)-A
total
of
1998
men
have
been
enlisted
for
service
in
Canada's
27th
Brigade
In
the
first
five
days
of
recruiting.
Also
35
officers
have
been
enrolled.
Applications
from
another
2603
men
and
217
officers
are
being
dealt
with.
The
drive
alms
at
from
5500
to
6500
men.
men
feel
Prince
Rupert
business
men
should
look
after
this,
because,
after
all,
"the
businessmen
benefit
by
us
we
keep
the
town
going,"
they
say.
Businessmen
admit
tins
is
true,
but
also
feel
that
the
fishermen'
should
themselves
get
after
what
they
want.
"It's
no
good
just
beefing
and
talking
about
it,"
is
their
opinion.
And
why
couldn't
some
of
the
fish
companies
and
heavy
suppliers
along
the
waterfront
provide
some
facilities?
they
ask.
Each
added
facility
would
do
much
U
relieve
the
congestion.
(nog;
SIM
MOM
Shiny
Mr
Carton
.
HALIBUT
FISHING
HEAVY
At
the
present
rate
of
fishing,
the
halibut
season
this
year
far
Area
No.
2
may
be
even
shorter
than
the
26
days
in
1950.
Up
to
yesterday,
6,300,000
pounds
of
halibut
had
been
taken
from
the
area
as
compared
with
5,600,000
pounds
in
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
The
"i
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I-
Good
Place
-
-,Ji
to
Stop
i
.
244
Miles
to
'
TELKWA
HOTEL
rTelkwa,
B.C.
Just
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
moves
an
adventure
o!
:
lunch
than
with
being
a
Baroness.
Neither
she
nor
her
husband
use
the
title,
and
she
lines
up
with
the
rest
of
her
neighbors
for
the
weekly
meat
ration.
Arthur,
Baron
Ravensworth,
has
no
intention
of
quitting
his
job
as
an
engineer
with
the
BBC.
I
Kucnen
in
ner
aupiex,
matting
lunch
sandwiches
for
her
young
I
!
husband,
a
radio
engineer
at
$30
j
a
week.
She
looks
like
any
other
suburban
English
housewife,
which
I
Is
what
she
likes
to
be.
But
fate
has
made
the
girl
who
was
just
;
plain
Wendy
Bell
a
year
ago
at
once
a
peeress
and
a
girl.with
a
million
dollar
heartache.
I
When
she
was
married
In
the
village
church
at
Cookham
last
'
year
her
husband
was
plain
Mr.
Arthur
Liddell.
A
month
after
the
marriage
an
uncle
died,
and
he
became
the
eighth
Baron
Ravensworth.
Wendy,
25,
became
a
Baroness.
,
This
spring
came
another
shock.
Although
the
title
is
genuine,
the
wealth
is
not.
Arthur
had
been
left
a
gross
estate
of
409.000
pounds,
or
about
$1,227,-000.
Almost
half
the
legacy
is
In
nearly
worthless
real
estate,
Including
a
run-down
old
castle
quota
for
the
area
Is
25,500,000,
pounds.
Most
of
the
fish
so
far!
caught
from
Area
No.
2
has
been
poured
into
Prince
Rupert
which
has
had
4,215,520
pounds
to
date.
Prices,
reaching
at
the
adventure
and
hiddm
t
a
fast
and
suspenselui
t
Raft
is
supported
thr
perilous
Journey
by
Col
as
a
fellow
Amerlcac
Wide
stretches
of
Tibet's
tptal
area
of
475,000
square
miles
are
still
unexplored.
Last
Sunday
the
Salt
Lakes
ferry
made
Its
inaugural
trip
of
the
season
and
at
least
00
people
took
advantage
of
the
warmest
day
of
the
year
(un
down
on
her
luck
until
i
officially
72
above)
to
visit
the
resort.
a
George
Raft
In
Thriller
Tough,
crackling
entertainment
is
provided
in
"Lucky
Nick
Cain,"
billed
next
Monday
and
Tuesday
as
the
feature
picture
at
Totem
Theatre.
George
Raft
Is
an
American
gambler
who
becomes
Involved
in
the
hidden
dangers
of
modern
Europe.
Assured
and
nerveless
in
the
face
of
mounting
George
and
the
tables
ar
Further
aiding
Rait
Staiola
as
'a
native
lb
on
a
bicycle
with
Gt?:
and
Margaret
Graham
plus
charmers.
1
i
s
2)
top
over
19c,
are
a
far
cry
from
last
year's
range
but
cannot
be
regarded
as
disappointing
for
such
high
prices
had
not
been
anticipated
this
year.
Highest
price
so
far
this
season
was
19.7c,
17.5c
and
15.5c
paid
the
San
Juan
by
Pacific
Fisheries
for
30,000
pounds
on
Thursday
of
this
week.,
A
larger
proportion
than
ever
of
the
fish
is
going
into
cold
storage
this
year
rather
than
being
shipped
to
'iMtei
if
Chop
5uey
-
Chow
Mein
A.
P.
"Tony"
Crawley,
operator
of
the
ferry,
says
it
is
the
earliest
he
has
ever
started
the
run
and
he
was
surprised
the
way
people
turned
out,
mostly
with
picnic
lunches.
However,
there
'Were
a
good
20
hardy
individuals
who
went
swimming,
Tony
reports,
and
according
to
the
swimmers
the
water
"was
just
great."
A
round
trip
to
the
Salt
Lakes
resort
takes
about
40
minutes
running.
FISH
FOR
TSRAL
STOCKHOLM
9-0r
dred
tons
of
deep-frwr,
fillets,
first
Swedish
el
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133
fish
to
Israel,
formed
p.
he
fresh
fish
markets.
at
Gateshead
near
Newcastle.
I
Various
duties
and
legacies'
totalled
267,496
($802.4881.
And
this
must
ba
paid
out
of
the
per-jsonal
estate
which
totalled
only
!
E164.219
($192,657!,.
So
the
young
tension,
he
untangles
an
Intricate
and
persuasive
melodramatic
mesh.
Filmed
almost
entirely
in
Italy,
the
picture
goes
from
squalid
sections
of
the
undorworld
to
beautifully
Jagged
peaks
along
the
sea
coast.
Through
the
scenic
shifts
cargo
of
the
Swedish
linvr
Vlkingaland
on
be
maiden
voyage
to
the
Mediterranean.
i.Tlirrn
and
Barorress
are
a
lot
worse
off
financially
than
If
they
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,
i
'
-
j
The
Relief,
Capt.
Merrill
Sol-lows,
sold
the
first
halibut
on
the
exchange
this
season,
landing
18,000
pounds
and
bought
by
Bacon
Fisheries.
Fir,st
carioad
of
fresh
halibut
shipped
ear.t
tins
season
was
loaded
by
Bacon
for
the
Chicago
market.
Most
of
the
waterfront
shops
are
experiencing
two
great
shortages
these
days:
materials
and
labor.
There
Just
aren't
any
extra
skilled
tradesmen
to
be
had
in
Prince
Rupert,
they
.say,
and
in
nearly
all
cases
soma
ousiness
has
to
bo
turned
down
MEET
YOUR
FRIENDS
AT
THE
FRASER
HOUSE
I
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
JUMPED
IN
TIME
nnd
never
got
the
title,
i
Despite
this,
letters
have
poured
into
their
home
from
all
parts
jof
Fn-sland
pskine
f
n
slires
of
j
the
"fortune."
It
got
so
bad
that
I
their
solicitor
gave
a
statement
'
to
the
Dress
asking
that
no
fur-j
ther
references
be
marie
suggesting
that
ha
had
inherited
a
for-111"
p.
"The
executors
are
having
great
difficulty
with
persons
I
mpntionrd
as
legates
In
the
or
customers
put
on
a
long
wait-,
Q
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AN
T
II
A
M,
Lincolnshire,
lnS
list-
;
England
Arthur
Bradley
Tradesmen
in
greatest
dt-
was
1(loking
in
a
store
window
mand
are
sheet-metal
workers,
wh(m
h.
s(ttt,
the
of
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welders,
electricians
and
ma-
a
motor-car,
apparently
out
of
c
jmuiaii.
AHiiougn
an
uiu
snop
contro,
bprini,
down
on
him
.
'Viiii
HffnMiftrt-r
'
p
uj
--
-
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nry-"
''
Canada's
greatest
faipa
'
Jq
horn
beauty
r
t
?
.
For
Action
Advertise!
p
z
pay
union
wages,
employers
wuh
njg
,f
he
jumped
to
Lrtra,"thrUnm'
'ety
and
the
car
crashed
Into
better
deal"
elsewhere,
with
the
store.
will."
said
the
solicitors'
letter,
"and
wo
fcl
that
Lord
and
Lady
Ravensworth
should
be
allowed
to
meet
their
problems
without
further
publicity."
Meanwhile
Wendy,
or
Lady
Ravensworth,
is
more
concerned
with
making
up
Arthur's
mid-day
VERSATILE
MAGICIAN
Dr.
Tex
Morton,
hypnotist,
sharpshooter,
cow
boy
impcrronator
and
mesmerist,
who
will
be
showing
a',
the
Civic
Centre
here
next
week.
III
lt-VH'1
OKM
THEY
PAY
OFF
board
and
room
thrown
in
and
plenty
of
chances
to
work
overtime
and
double
time.
Then,
again,
they
say
there
are
no
nouses
or
rooms
for
rent
and
that
is
a
big
reason
It
Is
hard
to
get
help.
One
employer
felt
that
there
are
not
enough
young
people
.ntcrestcd
in
learning
trades;
that
there
Is
actually
a
shortage
jf
tradesmen
In
the
whole
province
and
that
this
supply
will
occome
much
less
iri
view
of
Alcan
activity
in
the
north.
"Why,
I
bet
when
the
aluminum
outfit
starts
work
they'll
oe
able
to
take
every
welder
and
machinist
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UIAKI.OTTE
ISLANDS
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Coquitlam,
May
18
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNfR
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
For
the
MEAL
that
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FINES7
OF
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PLUMBING
Is
a
wise
investment.
In
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
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Blue
846
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BEST
OF
FOOD
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910.
Phones
60
and
68
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20
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price
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tour.
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Ltd.
FORD
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Prince
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B.C.
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