As
soon
as
on
....
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
20,
1350
Heiress"
Is
isnd
August.
Among
them
were'f
!
no
chickens
and
the
fish
were
1
i
larger
and
better
developed.
I
flowery
ktm,
(
i
-;
.
glamor
keeps
her
shy
with
strangers.
Clift
falls
in
love
with
Olivia,
but
goes
for
the
loot
and
makes
a
pitch
.
Richardson
sees
through
the
adventurer,
but
Olivia
is
hiinrtn
ana
me
lc-
0lurpl
,
I
W
aterfront
fistic
of
thVmM
Impressive
Impressive
translation
to
-
t
Ping
story
holds
one
,
v,v
y.
fret
orirl
l
i
thri
"nieingPnt,
but
classic
manner.
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A
notice
to
mariners
from
N.
A.
Beketov,
dstric:
marine
agent,
reports
that
Work
Island
electric
beacon
in
Fraser
Reach
is
showing
a
steady
white
light
instead
of
flashing.
This
will
be
corrected
at
the
earliest
opportunity.
ui
a
laiuuus
uroaaway
Whiffs
-
-
4
stage
play,
"The
Heiress,"
is
the
Mr.
Anderson
feels
that
if
the
I
government
Is
not
prepared
to
give
the
commission
power
to
i
regulate
the
fisheries
on
this
'
coast
according
to
the
findings
'of
the
scientific
staff
.the
com-
mission
might
as
well
be
closed
!
down.
Building
up
the
fishery
l
had
now
become
an
economic
I
matter.
!
Mr.
Anderson
is
well
qualified
to
speak
On
matters
affectingb
TODAV
6:40
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9:05
'THE
HEIREJ
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
AND
MONDAY
More
Power
For
International
Fisheries
Commission
Advocated
Area
No.
2
Closing
Soon
What
he
describes
as
Canadian
government
in
week-end
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
It
concludes
iU
engagement
tonight
after
having
pleased
good
audiences
on
Thursday
and
Friday..
A
distinguished
cast,
headed
by
Olivia
deHavilland,
who
contributes
a
memorable
performance,
Includes
Montgomery
Clift
and
Ralph
Richardson.
Set
100
years
ago,
this
is
the
Tim
Mult
Kirhard
Marl,
the
fishing
industry.
He
has
been
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
Standard
Times
Fr
the
East
Monday.
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
rrom
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday
Saturday
10:15
p.m.
Lex
Baxter
Brenda
Joyce
in
"TARZAN'S
MAGIC
FOUNTAIN"
action
in
not
reopening
negotiations
to
change
th
jed
with
the
industry
since
3w
in-
STAGEC0AC
KID"
International
Halibut
Fisheries
Treaty
with
the
i
i9ii
and
was
actively
engaged
United
States
is
creating
a
hardship
on
Prince
Rupert
'
in
fislling
tt0,m
1913
10
1926-Vmlihiit
IIALIBlT
landings
IP
fUWmpn
savs
Cpovp-p
Anderson,
secretary-
i
story
of
a
plain
girl
whose
only
.
,
,
'
,.
,
,
.
,
i
On
the
whole,
halibut
landings
j
sex
appeal
seems
to
be
her
of
the
Sea
Fisnermen
union
here.
,
treasurer
Deep
s
:
ther.s
in
the
port
of
Prlnce
Rupert
tnis
bankroll-
Her
lack
Mr.
Anderson
remarkea
par-;
season
are
better
than
last
year
but
this
does
not
necessarily
mean
that
both
Canadian
and
American
landings
are
ahead
of
the
1949
landings.
Up
to
and
including
May
18,
STARTS
MONDAY
CAPII
know,
is
between
Queen
Victoria's
birthday
and
Labor
Day.
As
usual,
people
who
either
can't
scrape
enough
money
for
a
boat
or
whose
love
for
the
sea
is
not
inherent,
will
be
fishing
at
Rainbow
and
Prudhomme
Lakes
and
There's
Beauty
For
You
and
privacy
in
your
home
with
Venetian
Blinds.
We
have
the
largest
selection
of
samples
in
the
city.
i
was
no
power
in
the
treaty
now
.
to
split
the
season,
he
said,
j
The
United
States,
he
said,
'
was
willing
to
negotiate
a
new
treaty
but
the
Canadian
Gov-j
ernmcnt
was
doing
nothing
about
it.
Mr.
Anderson
reporu
1
Fisheries
Minister
Robert
May-
hew
informed
him
earlier
that
i
his
department
was
willing
to
ticularly
on
the
estimates
of
some
members
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
that
an
increase
of
4.000,000
pounds
in
quotas
would
be
possible
with
a
split
season
lie
felt
the
commission
should
have
Its
powers
extended
so
that
it
would
have
control
beyond
merely
opening
and
closing
the
fishing
season.
24th
SFor
YOUR
May
Holiday
along
the
Skeena
highway.
'
total
landings
here
have
been
5.482,800
pounds.
In
1949,
total
'
catch
up
to
the
same
date
was
4,739,000
pounds.
Canadian
!
landings
thus
far
this
year
are
'
742,300
more
than
in
1949
while
!
'
On
the
other
hand,
other
citi
slacks
JiORTS
SKIRTS
SWEATERS'
SWIM
StITs
BLOl'SESI
FREE
ESTIMATES
zens
will
work
an
angle
every
week-end
to
take
trips
to
Wark
I
Canal,
Leverson
Lake
or
Bill's
I
Lake.
That
is
north
country.
To
the
south,
there
is
Salmon
River.
The
commission,
Jie
explained,
maKe
me
cnange
increasing
me
had
scientists
working
with
it!
commissions
power
from
the
to
determine
the
habits
of
the,economic
standpoint
but
there
halibut
and
were
in
touch
with!
had
been
a
hoId
UP
by
tne
the
situation
all
the
time.
There-
j
Americans.
But.
said
Mr.
Ander-fore.
it
was
logical
that
thev
on-
the
Canadian
government
American
'
landings
are
1000
pounds
less.
;
From
Area
No.
3
.up.to
May
18,
'
American
and
Canadian
halibut
MATTSON'S
RUPERT
Lowe
Inlet
and
Clew
Nugget.
Learn
to
Dance
'
Expert
Instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Woltz
Jive,
Rhumba,
Tango
,
PRIVATE
LESSONS
Hours:
Mon.
Thru
Fri.
4:30-10
p.m
Saturdays
-2:30
-
8
pm.
For
appointments
GREEN
491
330
2nd
Ave.
Blue
818
had
done
nothing
since
the
fishermen
have
brought
in
1,013,-;
prince
Rupert's
eminent
angler
United
States
had
signified
her
000
pounds
into
this
port,
260,000
Joe
Scott,
said
to
this
scribe
the
should
have
more
extensive
power
to
control
the
fishing.
There
s
PEOPLES
'STORE:
less
than
the
1949
total
of
1,273,-,
other
day
that
tackle
is
easier
000
pounds.
t0
Procure
tnls
yar-
Anrt
1,1
Following
are
Individual
com-
addition,
he
said
with
a
twinkling
parative
landings
here
up
to
May
j
eye,
English
tackle
is
lower
In
i
formerly
of
Arthur
M
Mary
MacDonald,
Director
willingness
to
reopen
the
treaty.
In
the
meantime
.according
to
the
scientific
staff
of
the
fisheries
commission,
fish
stocks
are
not
being
exploited
properly.
Stocks
on
the
banks
when
the
season
opens
are
being
depicted
too
severely
because
the
whole
quota
is
being
taken
in
a
short
time.
Mr.
Anderson
explained
there
seemed
to
be
a
completely
different
stock
come
in
in
July
18:
lftaO
Canadian
4411,300
American
....
1,071,500
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave.
19t
3,609,000
1.070,000
PRINCE
RUPERT
DANCE
SII
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Film
Finishing
Enlarginf
Flash
Photos
Taken
k,t
Borne
Phone
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4th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
,
v
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Manufacturers'
Agent
Total
5,482,800
4,739,000
Announcement
is
expected
today
of
the
closing
of
Area
No.
2
to
halibut
fishing
at
midnight
June
1.
The
increased
rate
of
fishing
brings
the
fishing
to
a
close
even
earlier
than
last
year
when
it
ended
June
J.
Phone
632
IM.
li
price
this
season,
Speaking
of
our
tackle
manufacturing'
friends
across
the
border,
Mr.
Scott
said
their
supplies
are
fairly
good
for
Canadian
anglers.
Of
course,
as
usual,
you
can'l
get
anything
for
nothing
and
a
small
donation
is
required
by
the
government
in
order
that
any
prospective
gentleman
or
lady
with
an
angle
can
hook
the
big
ones.
They
tell
us
that
Prince
Rupert
is
on
or
iiie
iew
places
in
this
country
whTe
a
fisherman
can
go
fishing
without
losing
his
temper
and
fish.
It
is
not
over
crowded
and
R.
K.
Manscll
happened
to
be
around
and
passed
the
remark
that
there
arc
so
We
carry
a
representative
stock
of
DUSTBANE
V
for
your
convenience-Control
dust
and
germs,
protect
your
nirrdumli
clothing
and
your
health
with
Genuine
DUSTBANE
ing
Compounds.
Use
it
dally.
Returning
to
Prince
Ruport
on
Dustbane
Sisal
fur
I.inolrum
I
It
j
Monday
morning
following
her
j
first
northern
voyage
this
week,
j
Canadian
National
Steamships
j
palatial
steamer
Prince
Gnorec.
Capt.
E.
B.
Caldwell,
will
have
on
70
lbs
5.45
70
lbs
130
lbs
9.85
200
lbs
250
lbs
15.60
300
lbs.
IMMEDIATE
I
It
V
See
us
for
all
your
cleaning
&
Janitor
supplies
Fli
Bru.shes,
Mons.
sncclal
type
waxes,
Disinfectants,
Drix
Cleaning
Crystals,
Powdered
Soap,
etc.
Restaurant
Supplies
a
Specialty
board
250
members
of
the
Oregon
j
many
placs
to
go,
It's
more
work
finding
a
crowded
spot.
People
and
fishermen
practice
different,
religions
during
the
angling
season.
With
a
fell
freight
cargo
and
considerable
list
of
passengers.
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
William
McCrmbe,
arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
West-view,
Bella
Bella
and
Butedale,
WE
OFFER
AS
PRINCIPALS
750,000
CLASS
A
COMMON
SHARES
OF
THE
Journals
second
11-day
annual
tour
to
Alaska,
first
of
which
was
held
in
1949.
The
party,
headed
by
Vernon
R.
Churchill,
assistant
to
the
publishers,
Oregon
Journal,
will
visit
Ocean
Falls,
Prince
Rupert,
Ketchikan,
Sitka,
Juneau,
Skagway,
Wrangell
and
Victoria
before
returning
to
Vancouver.
This
will
mark
the
first
occasion
since
Prince
George
went
into
service
in
1948
tha;
the
ship
has
called
in
at
Sitka,
capital
of
Alaska
when
that
territory
was
under
Russian
rule.
ANGLING
SEASON
NEXT
Under
a
calm
and
blue
sky
,ln
or
beside
a
calm
and
blue
B.
C
railing
at
11
p.m.
for
south
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
afternoon
to
sail
at
9
p.
m.
on
her
'
return
south.
Passengers
Include
ed
twenty-five
men
for
loRlng
Camns
on
th
Inlands.
Person
CORPORATION
LIMITED
(at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.)
lake
or
rippling
stream
will
fore-
j
6iKernbarklng
at
Prlnce
Rur)Prt
gather
many
citizens
with
a
few
Included
Mrs.
A.
N.
Kopala
and
I
child.
Mrs.
R.
Ernwein
and
child,
Mrs.
Peterson
and
two
children,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Bradley
and
family
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Hunter.
At
$1.00
PER
SHARE
For
the
purpose
of
erecting,
and
equipping
operating
a
hotel,
theatre
and
stores
in
the
town
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
on
a
site
where
the
Canadian
National
Railways
had
proposed
to
erect
a
hotel,
we
are
offering
750,000
Class
A
Common
Shares
at
the
par
value
of
$1.00
oer
share.
Fnr
nmswrfnc
,-!
-r
n-
r
.
lengths
of
line,
a
heavy
dose
of
patience
and
a
dash
of
fighting
spirit.
This
will
all
take
place
,in
case
you
don't
know,
on
May
24
and
will
carry
on
throughout
the
summer,
into
the
fall
and
trip
over
into
next
year.
But
the
busy
season
for
angling
as
people
such
as
Joe
Scott
Cr-:
'":!
.
'
-"rmo,
miu
ucLdiiB
w
onenntr
nt
si-cirps
nil
out
and
mail
the
attached
coupon
today.
'
'
These
shares
are
available
from
your
own
bank
or
broker.
"BBC"
Enml
th
outtnding
wall
"d
woodwork
finith,
Interior
or
trior-lookt
and
waih
lik
bakd
nmelreiiU
chipping
and
icratching-flowt
on
aaily,nioothly
beautiful
color
driei
in
4
hour.
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bnt:n
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