SUNDAY
MIDNITE
onl
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
TODAY
Saturday
AT
6:45
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8:55
P.M.
DENNIS
FORGAX
JANE
Wi'MAN
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Saturday,
January
31,
1948
Waterfront
Whiffs
FDD
IK
DEAN
SHIRLEY
PATTERSON
TUMBLEWEED
TRAIL'
in
'DANGERoiit
"CHEYENNE
HIM
have
a
way
of
not
always
turning
out
the
way
you
figure.
Take
'
the
man
who
built
a
boat
in
Seattle,
and
with
wife
and
good-
sized
family
aboard
actually
sailed
the
home
made
craft
all
the
way
to
Juneau.
He
had
I
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i
I
3
ki
f
ii
r
i
w
,,
Ban
anything
and
immediately
comes
the
urge
to
see
or
pos-1
sess
it.
The
move
to
banish
or
bar
reading
matter
regarded
as
harmful
to
youth
remains.
Back
In
our
chubby
and
sticky
childhood,
we
perused
just
about
everything
in
sight
including
"Old
Sleuth's
Dream,
"The
Adventures
of
Buffalo
Bill,"
"Wife
In
Name
Only,"
"David
Copper-field"
and
Captain
Marryat's
sue
:s3
a
Waterfront
Bestirring
Itself
Search
For
Tuna
Is
Extended
'
"it
TUESDAY
MATINttJ
MONDAY
2
I
--
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EVENINGS
7-C0-n
1
served
in
the
U.S.
Navy,
but,
I
even
allowing
for
that,
he
took
1
a
whale
of
a
chance
in
ever
undertaking
such
a
haywire:
i
sort
of
voyage.
He
was
nearly
barred
from
ever
leaving
Puget
!
Sound.
They
tarried
in
Prince
;
Rupert
for
a
few
days
and
Juii-
eau
needing
newcomers,
and
itdmiring
pluck
when
they
sawj
It,
extended
a
hearty
welcome.
No,
they
didn't
settle
down
and
I
live
in
Juneau,
although
it
i
looked
that
way
at
first,
for
novels.
There
weie
plenty
of
lovely
swear
words
in
the
latter.
Anytime
a
book
or
a
story
looked
or
seemed
suspicious
it
was
Now
that
February
is
almost
here
it
will
be
only
a
few
more
weeks
before
there
will
be
indications
of
a
preliminary
nature
of
a
return
of
fishing
industry.
Since
late
autumn
the
waterfront
has
been
dull
indeed.
It
is
now
beginning
to
definitely
bestir
itself.
According
to
recent
advice
from
Washington,
legislation
to"
place
fish
traps,
in
Alaska
under
a
licensing
1
telephone.
The
skipper
is
system
for
fifteen
years
will
oe!"paddy"
Paul
of
Salvationist
at
DON'T
MISS
THE
FRIENDLY
GULL
Seafarers
often
have
wished
they
could
change
places
with
the
seagull
as
it
glides
high
in
the
sky
but
this
centuries-old
situation
did
a
right-about
face
on
the
first
voyage
of
the
Canadian
weather
ship
H.M.C.S.
St.
Stephen
when
a
storm-tossed
gull
sought
shelter
on
board.
Among
the
close
friends
the
bird
developed
in
the
ship's
company
was
the
commanding
officer,
Lieut.
E.
M.
Chadwick,
R.C.N.
,
on
whose
shoulder
it
rests.
opposed
at
a
joint
House-Sen-
Angoon,
who
is
well
qualified'
oyal
invariably
devoured
in
the
hayloft
and
always
under
the
shadow
of
possible
parental
discipline
if
caught
unaware.
Even
the
seclusion
of
a
good
old
comfortable
barn
was
not
always
safe.
However,
summing
it
all
up,
it
appears
clear
that
nothing
disastrous
happened,
for
one
has
managed
to
live
so
far,
with
reasonably
easy
conscience
and
no
jail
record.
at
committee
hearing
by
resi-.for
his
duties,
in
every
way.
dents
of
the
territory.
Packing!
.
companies
will
support
the
legis-1
PASSENGERS
lation
already
approved
by
their
,
n,.A
D
j
land
was
homestaked,
and
gar-!
den
truck
raised
and
sold
in
j
town.
The
head
of
the
house
i
got
into
a
tangle
over
land
tits
happened
before
pulled
up
i
stakes
and
returned
east
or
Wedd
representatives.
J.
A.
Barber,
R.
L.
Thain,
A.
Mac-
south
or
wherever
it
was.
And
.
so
endeth
this
chapter
dealing
I
with
life
in
the
storied
north.
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The
for
the
development!
race
and
D
McNabb
Vancouver,
of
the
fisheries
ox
the
Central
and
j
M
Giegerich.
V.
Lane,
I.
has
commenced.
Two
Pacific
R
Benner
and
A.
Fowlle
for
experimental
100-foot
vessels
j
gandspit
belonging
to
a
company
headed
i
Inbound
Fridav-W.
R.
Mav,
by
Nick
Bez
of
Seattle,
and
well
j
A
Barber
and
Mr
and
known
in
Alaska
industry
are
.
Gordon
Little
now
heading
south
and
westi
MINING
CAMPS
PFFI
RlirWAKIT
The
gasoline
situation
comes
right
home
to
a
large
proportion
of
Prince
Rupert's
popula-
There
are
those
who.
having
studied
the
plans
of
the
giant
TECHiNiCOLOF,
I
LLL
UJJ
I
Mill
jtion.
Nearly
every
one,
in
one
G.T.P.
Hotel
to
have
been
built
xfii,
Hmi,mmt.
nr
mn-lway
r
another,
uses
fuel
oil.
'in
Prince
Rupert
and
which
ap-
Everything
that
runs
on
wheels
peared
in
the
Daily
News
a
few
siderable
importance
are
begin-!
from
Honolulu,
looking
for
tuna
Each
has
a
biologist
aboard.
must
have
it.
Where
most
boats
days
ago,
sniffed
a
bit
and
said
i
ning
to
take
shape
in
Alice
Arm
Saturday
Evening
Post
Article
Next
Week
Local
newsstands
report
a
nii
Pnrtianri
Tanal
districts
and
1
are
concerned,
oil
is
indispens-,
they
could
not
but
wonder.
The
ALSO
SALLY
GRAY
Wlti;
TREVOR
WiVAHU
i;h
The
Salvation
Army
has
an-
theiible-
If
one
took
a11
the
stoves,
site
is
on
Second
Avenue
just!
the
people
of
that
part
of
1
rtv,
r,-,ct
.,
npvpr
mnre'boats.
trucks
and
cars
away
;
across
from
the
corner
of
Fifth
other
"William
Booth."
This
brisk
advance
demand
for
the
time,
however,
it
is
an
approp-
j
next
issue
of
the
Saturday
Even-riately
named
missionary
boat
ing
Post,
due
on
Wednesday,
f
rom
Prince
RuPrt
there
would
i
Street.
Oi.e
can
seo
the
size
of.
confident
or
felt
more
optlmis-'
oe
precious
mue
01
anyuimg
me
excar.iion
lor
ninist-u.
ii.
left.
The
threatened
American
certainly
was
not
dug
to
look
at.
tic
than
now,
said
Joseph
Merry-field
of
Vancouver,
who
made
a
trip
north
this
week,
and
who
left
fnr
nn-river
last
evening.
which
will
print
an
illustrated
'
article,
descriptive
of
Prince
Rupert.
source
of
worry,
yet
one
feels
he
tain,
all
these
years,
one
might
n
be
pardoned
for
having
a
few
to
be
used
in
Alaskan
coastal
waters.
It
will
pioneer
a
new
phase
of
Salvation
Army
service
as
it
visits
isolated
villages.
Sixty
feet
long,
with
twin
diesel
motors
it
has
a
ten-xnot
cruising
speed
and,
among
its
ame-
He
may
return
south
by
way
of
might
gamble
on
that.
Prince
Rupert
but.
if
not,
Willi
(
make
the
homeward
journey
byj
car.
Mr.
Merrvfield
who
lived,
How
true
it
is
that
time
slips
vague
suspicions.
But
then,
back
in
the
cheerful
days
prior
to
the
era
of
international
WELL-ESTABLISHED
Britain's
leather
industrial
belts
are
famous
throughout
the
i
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here
in
the
early
days
is
in
the
i
by
smoother
and
faster
than
you;
shooting
sprees,
there
were
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Iwoiip
and
thp
he-st
lairi
nhtn.i
ereat
exDectations.
nities,
are
an
electric
refriger-;
world.
Some
belt
manufacturers
ator,
splendid
sleeping
accom-lhave
been
engaged
in
the
ex-
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