Iprfitcc
Kupm
Dailp
ttctot
Monday,
October
4,
1948
LEGION
BENEFIT
TODAY
AND
TUESDAY
7
'Margie'
Brain
It
Seen
In
News
Reel
Prince
Rupert's
beautv
aueen.
if
SOCIAL
ENJOYED
Miss
Margaret
Brain,
who
won
the
province-wide
competition,
MIL-T01
SHIPS
and
appeared
in
the
news
reel
at
the
Large
Turn-out
at
Affair
in
Aid
of
Doug
Christison
nn
Fridav
an
enjoyable
eve
Capitol
Theatre
during
,
the
U.S.
FORCE
AT
GIBRALTAR
a
,
GIBRALTAR
The
aircraft
carrier
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
led
I
two
cruisers
and
six
destroyers
into
port
last
week,
raising
.
the
American
naval
forces,
in
Gibraltar
to
35
warships
and
15,000
men.
for
Husbands
week-end
The
pictures
were
ning
was
sDent
at
the
Canadian
viewed
with
decided
interest.
COLUMBIA
WATERFRONT
Nootka
Had
Mishap
at
Skajway
Petersburg
Canned
PIP
I
F7
'
lli!
-FJ
Legion
Hall
by
Legion
members
and
their
wives
and
Legion
Auxiliary
members
and
their
PICtlWS
They
showed
"Margie"
at
Hollywood,
the
kindly
attentions
given
her,
the
dally
routine
in
the
studiors
and
Hollvwood.
the
citv.
nil
quo
Salmon
Landed
Kill
,
Ml
I
husbands,
the
occasion
being
a
benefit
social
evening
to
augment
the
funds
being
raised
towards
the
hospital
expenses
of
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
She
was
shown
alighting
from
her
plane
and
In
company
with
Alan
Ladd
and
ether
celebrities.
Southbound
from
Skaeway
where
she
wento
discharge
coal
Hotel.
.
m
-
m
and
general
cargo
for
the
Yuk
on
and
Northern
British
Col
umbia
and
to
load
caterpillars.
Doug
Christison,
the
Legion'3
popular
centre-forward,
who
sustained
a
badly
broken
ankle
in
the
final
football
match
of
the
season
which
will
keep
him
away
from
his
work
for
several
weeks.
5,800
CASES
OF
ALASKA
SALMON
Arrivals
L
Mb
MtU
piping
and
other
material
from
the
dismantled
Canol
project
at
Whltehorse
for
Vancouver.
C.
To
the
already
heavily
laden
Prince
Rupert
J.
Agassiz,
Kelowna;
a
m
.
ivl
.
(;
,
Vuix
P.R.
freighter
Nootka,
Capt.
L.
ocean
dock
was
added
Saturday
Vic
Duncan,
wno
acted
as
Brigolisse,
v"
Kelowna;
W.
WlRlHud
R.
Hud-
master
of
ceremonies.
Drovided
'
!'800
.case8.
canned
8almn
W.
McDonald,
operating
under
charter
to
the
Frank
Water-
Irom
tne
Alaska
steamsh
Co.
r""'
'""wu"".
p
.
xomp-
.
fn
vw.
mc)oi
a
full
evenings
musical
.
pro-
-
,
V,
.
kins.
Tekwa-
n
v
erarn
in
which
the
ladles
tnofc-
"anger
wmcn
norn,
house
line,
arrived
in
port
at
7:45
last
evening
from
the
north.
After
loading
4000
cases
of
canned
salmon
from
the
ocean
dock
here,
the
Nootka
the
largest
share
and
contribut-ld
ed
h"etln
thf
mornm8
e
Olson
WtaTo!?,i
ed
I
nld,
tA1fka
salff'
sal""B;Telkwa
v.?,
greatly
towards
the
success
,agaln
tote
tatte
afternoon.
TheLTeIKpwa-
J
Hotc'h
Hotch.
Vancouver;
of
of
the
the
evening.
evening.
Mrs.
Mrs.
J.
J.
S.
S.
Black.
Black,
ocean
dock
is
filled
almost
to
'"uver;
a.
capacity
with
Alaska
canned
Peclc'
Inverness;
R-
M.
Bough-salmon
which
has
been
pouring
man-
Klrland,
Wash.;
H.
K.
sailed
this
morning
for
Fort
Edward
to
load
more
canned
salmon
and
will
proceed
from
there
president
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
acted
as
pianist
throughout
the
entire
evening
while
David
Jones
and
his
"electro
mono-cats"
also
gave
their
services
for
this
worthy
cause
and
weoo,
oeauie;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
in
in
large
shipments
tor
move-
Karon,
HOdlbere
R
r
ur
r
to
Butedale
to
take
on
further
mpnt.
hv
rail
ta
tVii
TTYiitnrf
J
VV
kilV
WIIWU
.,
quantities
of
the
commodity
for
Vancouver.
The
Nootka,
which
has
been
in
Alaska
waters
for
States.
O'mpson.
Butedale;
R.
S.
Spen-
icer,
Inverness;
E.
FTaser,
Ter-
'
'
race;
p-
Fraser,
Terrace;
Mr
HANLEY,
Eng..
W
Oeoree'and
Mrs.
N.
P
rviniio
d.
'
earned
the
plaudits
of
an
ap
two
weeks,
had
to
leave
behind
preciative
audience
for
their
novel
presentation
of
well-
BALCONIES
ARE
COMING
RACK
TTJ
vrr?TTirT,
u..
Wilkes
returned
to
Hanley
pol
luma,
California:
B.
M.
Smvtho
I
some
of
the
caterpillars
at
Skagway
when
the
coupling
of
ice
force
for
a
week
to
qualify
for
a
full
pension.
He
retired
18
known
songs
and
airs.
Besides
community
sing
of
familiar
war
songs,
the
program
included
songs
by
Mesdames
RalDh
months
ago."
but
found
he
was
Dresses
Butedale;
R.
McClure,
Victoria;'
W.
E.
Nellson,
Vancouver;
T.
A.
Macfarlane,
Kelowna;
Miss
M
Valllancourt,
Calgary;
H.
Orr
Palling;
J.
w.
Grut,
Vancou-
under
age
for
the
first
week
of
her
main
large
boom
was
broken
and
the
big
derrick
dropped
to
the
deck.
A
winch
was
smashed
in
the
impact
but,
fortunately,
no
one
was
hurt.
Repairs
will
be
made
in
Vancouver
or
his
service
in
1920.
Smith,
Peggy
Andrews,
Myra
Gilchrist,
Florence
Smith
and
-
.
w
iiic
iuuuat
gent
in
the
uniform
who
is
speaking
here
is
Soviet
Lieutenant-General
Godeyev,
head
of
the
Russian
delegation
to
the
big
Communist
rally
staged
in
the
Soviet
sector
of
Berlin
last
week.
Although
only
100,000
turned
up
to
whoop
it
up
for
dear
old
Joe
instead
of
the
expected
400,000,
General
Godeyev
pulled
out
all
the
stops,
denounced
the
U.S.
as
a
Fascist
state
comparable
to
Nazi
Germany
and
said
all
kinds
of
nasty
things
about
the
western
democracies.
The
flowers
in
foreground
are
wreaths
in
memory
of
the
victims
of
Nazi
concentration
camps.
The
balcony
scene
is
more
than
faintly
reminiscent
of
the
days
of
Benito
and
Adolph.
Mrs.
Norman
Murdoch,
piano
recital
and
songs
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Nixon,
impersonations
by
Ralph
Gillies.
Leslie
When
Your
Car
Acts
Parks
and
his
"balancing
act,"
Pacific
Amer;can
Fisheries
motorship
Tolstoy
arrived
in
port
at
6:30
last
evening
with
as
well
as
songs
by
the
"two
into
Prince
Rupert,
sailed
at
5
ver
and
waypoints.
The
Catala
L.immleS"Green
and
Kelly-
fnur
rnrlnarlc
nf
rnnrtai
colnmn
m
for
delivery
into
the
ocean
dock
'clock
this
morning
"
her
re-
Like
Something
Out
of
a
Rodeo
.
don't
let
it
throw
you!
Bring
it
to
use
well
check
It
and
condition
it
until
it
handles
like
a
well-trained
wiil
make
one
more
trip
in
this!w
,
Tf
urummnd'
a
mem
service
service
before
before
the
the
run
run
is
i
dis
ZZ
F
1
nursln8
of
Mil
n
!
At
;)VALL
ApE'S
:
here
and
ultimate
shipment
to
the
United
States.
The
Tolstoy,
which
has
several
trips
to
make
ler
nay
Hospital,
again
showed
her
skill
as
a
doll
maker
and,
In
J
"Jr
Course
v
i
LXC-MBBHaiaaaajiaS
continued
under
a
new
schedule
which
calls
for
a
speedier
run
between
Vancouver
and
Princ
Rupert.
the
short
time
at
her
disposal
executed
two
excellent
replicas
of
the
popular
"Panr.hltn"
inri
Ca?C"
Whlch
Were
raf"
MANCHESTER
Eng
?
On
her
regular
weekly
voyage.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
.arrived
in
port
at
9-
o'clock
last
night
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints,
sailing
at
6
this
morning
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
afternoon
'
southbound.
"IE
By
the
time
the
final
tallies
are
made
it
is
probable
it
will
be
found
that
at
least
2,000,000
pounds
of
tuna
have
been
land
ed
in
British
Columbia.
In
can-i
ned
form,
the
catch
will
have!
a
value
of
$1,000,000.
About
half
t
the
landings
were
at
Prince
Ru
pert.
va.
J.
E
tj.,
Mr
and
VancouVea
1
SEE
J
theK
DeFo
t
Your
Bcstfcai
ki
ll
fomsi
11
am
to
'I
Banquet
i
for
Luncheon;
and
Par:
Chinese
P
BROAD
ci
608
3rd
Ave
W.
..
.
i
!
NEW
Lt
PRINCE
G
SAILS
4M)
INTEBMEP"
FACH
THlr
at
um
For
KETC?
WEDNESD.
Tueswiay,
1:30
p.m.,
Cardena
'
''
r
Caturjtiay,
9
a.m.,
Catala
;.
I
j
The
marine
strikp
a
front
in
with
J
United
States
ports
on
the
Pacific,
is
far
reaching.
Because
of
fit,
it
became
necessary
to
postpone
the
hearing
of
jury
cases
at
the
Ketchikan
fall
term
of
the
Federal
Court
until
January.
Owing
to
the
strike,
and,,
thetie-up
,bf
steamers,
,the
transportation
ofvWTh8WMlmd
others
connected
with
trials
had
to
be
delayed.
'
m
arm
ous
Aiun
I
.
f-t
1
r
I
Sundays,
10
p.m.
T
j
1
f
J
j
wonomit.l
nature.
1
'
'FOR
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
jl
Mon.M.l
LASTS
I
ISLANDS
:
J
I
LONGCR
.
my
ss.'
Coquitlam,
Oct.
2,'U
p.m.
:,
,
.,.
'
I
,
..
I
nd
ceiliDgv
Proves
I
m
I
W
H:-iiHH4iie
better
I
FRANK
J
SXINNEBU'
'
'
I
;
-
',
"
v
I
Prince
Rupert
Agent
'MWy;iheAleiiti
Third
Ave.
Phqn
568
f
'
,.
.1
-
,.-
r
M
'
an
tt
me
lune
and
1
l
rmmmm?T'!!rmrrm
I
ork
loo.
...
I'd
rither
do
I
COTTAGE
CHEESE
if'.
tood
j
Mo,.i
New
Creamed
,Fresh
Made1
I
.
,
,
I
1
know
il
wi"
VALENTIN
DAIRY
j
(
Your
Daily
r
S
'
1
y
teu;iiul
lobjer."
I
'
,
ALL-WEATHER
bEKVICE
1
I
llllK
of
BritUh
For
the
first
time
in
five
years
whaling
in
the
north
Pacific
attained
substantial
figures
during
the
1948
season.
The
total
-
"
a
it
-
mining
,
.
,
fishing
industries,
nd
you'ir.ee
th.l
our
province
i
birred
with
II
the
natural
source,
but
As
one.
yet
no
productive
source
of
o.l
ha,
beer,
found.
There
i,
however,
great
demand
for
catch
will
be
around
160
or
170.
:
--T-
'
1
I
P.,rum
prouucia
in
in
fact,
industry
literally
rolls
on
oil.
CJJl.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
Is
due
In
port
at
5:30
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
""1
I
From
IfU
urvy.
I
ft
.4Sf
11
IU
DE
.
brought
to
St-nov.n,
Standard
of
B.C.
refinery
XTs
o
Burrard
Inle,,
by
tanker
from
the
world'.
10St
.JZnlZ
TWW
I
-,M7"
f
-PP.
Th.
Sfe
fev
Alternative
would
be
,
bring
in
refin"
,
V
.
.
"
produr,
but
'
reBningthe
crue
oil
i
,he
prLe
m.k7.
t
m,
and
produce,
BriLh
buying
power
for,
Columbia!
j
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard,
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
11
a.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancou-
Prmce
Rupert
Florists
S00
3rd
Ave.
Box
51C
Tel
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasion
,Fhone
651
for
'Foothills'!
Alberta
Coal
H
All
sizes
in
stock.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
PLTROLEtM
prHluet,
are
made
at
Stanovan
for
British
Columb..n.
by
British
Columbia
engineer,
and
skilled
worker..
H.l
has
an
important
Industry
which
materially
benefit,
the
province
as
a
wholethe
refining
of
crude
oU
into
gasoline
and
.
longluuof
uacful
by-product,
including
bitumul.
aud
phalu.
SEEJHE
(Q
ROYAL
P0RTA6LE
witn
FINGER
FORM
KEYS!
New!
The
most
sensational
typewriter
improvement
in
vears
FINGER
FORM
KEYS
de
rur
.
....
Order
your
supply
NOW
Be
comfortable
later.
Don't
bo
left
out
in
the
cold
when
th-j
first
chill
blast
strikes
without
warning.
We're
ready
to
serve
you
promptly
.
.
our
prices
are
right.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Lumber,
Building
Supplies
,ne
0,1
intrr
i.
of
'".."'Y
one
venture-capital
at
work
.t.ng
the
product,
people
Kp
wan,,
,fUing
thrm
pH,on
with
other
companie,.
fe
believe
that
"ff
Z
bet
jecun.y
ad
indi,idual
frfetom
of
onnor111
,.,
J
signed
to
cradle
your
finger
tips!
And
only
the
New
ROYAL
PORTABLE
-the
world's
first
truly
modern
typewriter
has
this
revolutionary
future
1
And
more,
besides!
New
Beauty!
Speed
Spoer!
Rapid
Ribboa
Changer!
.
"Mic"MMin!
And
many
other
important
A-
improvements
and
perfections!
Come
in
arid
see
the
Sew
Royal
Portable!
New
Quiet
De
Luxa
model,
t
Standard
Oil
Company
of
British
Colombia
Limited
3
orC
f
ITT
on
njj
PRINCE
:
I
'Magic"
is
a
registered
trade-mark
of
Royal
Typewriter
Co.,
Ltd.
W
ASUPRIMI
"Chandler
&
Cowgill
'v,,
Photographer
Developing,.
Printing
.
,
Enlarging
Bp
M5
;
218
fta
St
ThU
trie,
i,
pre,n
ted
by
th,
people
,
Sfndord
of
B.C.
and
ur
,hm
independent
Cherron
Dbr.,
to
dicu
th
pmrt
,
pU,y
in
th4t
development
of
BritUh
CoumbU,
end
our
frith
in
the
future
thi.
province
under
the
free
rrrM.,fr
.v.m.
PU
nd
you,
.ufgle,tinrJ-.
eritieUm
tor
President,
Stmnderd
Oil
Company
f
British
CoJumti.
Limited,
Merine
Building,
t.ncouver,
B.C.