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Friday,
September
10,
1948
Production
by
3
R1ce
j.R.
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SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Back-to-School
Boys'
Clothes
Torbit
Is
Near
Ready
Alice
Arm
Man
Says
Should
Be
In
Operation
By
November
1
Construction
project
at
the
compllny
al
in...
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FILMS
FOR
SEPTEMBER
Bookings
at
Capitol
Theatre
For
Remainder
of
Month
Announced
Picture
billings
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
for
the
balance
of
the
month
of
September
are
announced
as
follows:
havi'ig
boon(lf
V-H
PH.,-,.
RENOVATION
OF
BOOTH
SCHOOL
General
repair
and
overhaul
work
being
carried
out
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
is
running
slow
and
behind
schedule
but
progress
is
being
made,
slowness
of
delivering
lumber
and
other
factors
notwithstanding,
the
board
of
school
trustees
was
advised
Wednesday
night
by
its
building
consultant,
W.
H.
Short-ridge.
The
board
gave
Mr.
Short-ridge
authority
to
proceed
with
the
work,
decision
of
an
important
nature,
of
course,
to
ie
made
by
committee.
Towtisite
ev
nectin
Wh,,
il
SUITS
COATS
JACKETS
VVTNDBREAKERS
UNDERWEAR
SWEAT
SHIRTS
SHIRTS
SWEATERS
SOCKS
Torbrlt
Silver
Mines
un
ti,-!
18
"ported
-March
of
nn
couver
Island,
had
struck
a
rock
and
sunk
in
Skidegate
Inlet.
Three
men
aboard
the
vessel
were
reported
to
have
made
a
safe
escape.
The
John
Essler
was
equipped
with
a
100
h.p.
engine.
An
American
vessel
was
also
reported
to
have
come
to
grief
in
Skidegate
Inlet,
being
towed
to
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Kitsualt
River
is
being
drawn
to
a
successful
conclusion
by
the
Northwest
Construction
Co.
of
Strike
Brings
Business
Here-Boat
Reported
Lost
in
Skidegate
Inlet
With
the
movement
of
fish
products
from
Alaska
into
Prince
Rupert
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways
gainipg
ground,
two
more
vessels
were
in
port
yesterday
the
Ketchikan
motor
ships
Sydney
and
Dagny.
The
Sydney
had
three
cars
of
frozen
fish
and
the
Dagny
6000
cases
of
canned
salmon.
According
to
dispatches
-from
the
south.
Wah
the
J
Ri
upcrt
September
10
and
11
"My,
Wild
Irish
Rase."
Dennis
Mor-i
'
'
gan
and
Andrea
King.
September
12
and
'
13
"Riff
Raff,"
Pat
O'Brien
and
Ann
Jeffreys;
"Honeymoon,"
Shirley
Temple
and
Guy
Madison.
Due
to
circumstances
beyond
our
showing
of
"My
Wild
irjsh
R
postponed.
It
will
lie
re-booked
at
-
Mens9
and
Boys'
Store
For
All
Ages
PLAYING
TONIGHT
AND
Sa
With
75
bookings
assured,
the
special
voyage
of
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
steamer
Chil-cotin
to
Juneau
with
the
convention
of
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
is
definitely
on.
In
all,
there
is
accommodation
for
100
persons.
Departure
from
here
will
be
made
a
week
from
next
'JpltPIfflERIKG
IBTTO
AN
EviPIRE
QFj
Ontario
Farmers
Burn
Vegetables
TORONTO
Truckloads
of
fresh
vegetables
are
being
dumped
and
burned
almost
daily
in
the
Boultby
Avenue
district
September
14
and
15
"Tenth
Avenue
Angel."
Margaret
O'Brien
and
George
Murphy;
"Mr.
Reckless,"
William
Eythe
and
Barbara
Britton.
September
16,
17
and
18
"The
Big
Clock,"
Ray
Milland
and
Maureen
O'Sullivan.'
September
19
and
20
"Jungle
Flight,"
Robert
Lowery
and
Ann
Savage;
"Western
Heritage,"
by
Zane
Grey.
September
21
and
11
"Bachi-
f
I
r,tRRUl.
Alaskan
slamon
packers
assert
that
large
amounts
of
Alaska
canned
salmon
are
to
be
diverted
from
Seattle
to
Prince
Rupert
because
of
the
current
maritime
workers'
strike
which
is
tying
up
both
ports
and
ships
of
the
west
coast
of
the
United
States.
This
was
said
to
be
one
of
the
reasons
'
why
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
steamer
Den-
residents
say.
Officials
say
the
Monday
evening,
September
20
ii
mi
n
la
b
hi
Water
Tastes
Bad
It's
Natural
Gas
Radio
Dial
II
V-
111
1
f
II
1
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JB
f
with
return
Saturday
night,
vegetables
are
not
worth
sat-
CFRR
1240
Kilocycle
Representing
the
Union
Steam
vaging.
John
Goodman
says
a
trucker
told
him
a
load
had
just
(Subject
to
change)
ship
Co.
on
the
trip
will
be
FORT
NELSON,
B.C.
(ffi
Visitors
always
leave
this
friendiy
R.C.A.F.
station
with
a
bad
taste
Frank
Skinner,
general
agent
come
in
from
his
farm
to
be
lor
s
Daughters,"
Gall
Russel
and
in
their
mouths.
Claire
Trevor.
all
put
Into
port
Wednesday
night
to
discharge
30,000
cases
of
canned
salmon.
Natural
gas
has
seeped
into
here,
who
is
being
accompanied
dumped,
the
farm
goods
beiiw;
by
Mrs.
Skinner,
while
coming
in
perfect
shape.
But
the
owner
from
Vancouver
will
be
Jack
stated
he
would
sooner
destroy
Buckeridge,
representative
of
what
he
had
raised
than
accept
the
company's
passenger
de-
'
low
prices.
He
would
not
sell
September
23,
24
and
25
the
station's
water
supply.
It's
"Saigon,"
Alan
Ladd
and
Ver
a
fire
hazard
and
makes
It
al
onica
Lake.
most
impossible
to
wash
clothes
of
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships
are
keeping
both
steamers
Prin
partment,
and
Daniel
Shaw
the
freight
department.
September
26
and
27
"Thi.t
Way
With
Women,"
Sidney
clean.
And
it
tastes
awful.
Last
summer
they
tried
dig
F
4
1
cess
Louise
and
Princess
Norahj
Greenstreet
and
Martha
Vlrkers;
V
WARHER
BROSXAft
ging
a
new
well,
but
the
gas
on
tne
Alaska
run
via
Prince,
when
a
new
bent,
which
had
Rupert
through
the
month
of
.been
installed
at
the
Cow
Rav
cabbage
at
3
cents
a
head.
BABY
BROUGHT
BACK
TO
LIFE
VANCOUVER,
P
A
mother
here
now
knows
why
hospital
,,
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"I
Became
a
Criminal,"
Sally
Gray
and
Trevor
Howard.
September
28
and
29
"Tlio
Late
George
Apley,"
Ronald
Colman
and
Peter
Lawford.
floats
in
connection
with
repair
work
being
carried
out
there,
collapsed
on
Sunday
nuVAtFM.
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Ed
McCuraj
srngs
4:15
Stock
Quotation?
4:30
Michael
Head
(Tor.)
4:45
Sleepy
Time
Story
Teller
6:00Strlng
Styllngs
5:30
Keyboard
and
Console
5.45
Comunlty
Calendar
9:00
Beat
the
Champs
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:40
Rec.
Int.
6:'45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
T.
B.
A.
7:30
Recital
8:00
Prairie
Schooner
8:30
Dreamtinie
8:00
Winnipeg
Drama
,0:30
Serenade
for
Strings
10:00
CBC
Newj
1(1:10
B.
C.
Newc
10:15
Speaking
As
a
Listenei
1Q:30
Dal
Richards
Orch.
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off.
seeped
Into
that
one
too.
The
only
thing
that
males
residents
happy
is
watching
the
expression
on
the
faces
of
transient
air
passengers
as
they
sample
the
Fort
Nelson
brand
of
coffee.
September
instead
of
withdrawing
one
of
them
for
the
fall
as
is
the
usual
custom.
On
Monday
morning
the
Princess
Louise
was
in
port
with
211
passengers,
of
whom
seven
disembarked
at
this
port.
The
Princess
Norah
was
here
this
morning
bound
for
Skagway.'
1lKK3
If
morning
of
this
week,
it
fell
attendants
last
May
13
spoke
of
over
the
Greenville
fishing
boat
her
infant
as
a
"miracle
baby."
A.
E.
S.
aboard
which
were
Mr.l
Trudy
was
born
to
Mrs.
Marg-and
Mrs.
Alex
Stevens.
The
A.
aret
Nystom
with
"RH"
anti-E.
S.
was
lying
on
the
bottom
bodies
active
in
her
blood.
Dur-af
ter
the
tide
had
gone
out
and
;
ing
post-natal
surgery
when
the
sustained
considerable
dam-
RH-laden
blood
was
replaced
age
from
crushing.
Mrs.
Stev-
by
"replacement
transfusions-ens,
asleep
aboard
the
boat
at
tne
infant's
heart
stopped
for
the
time,
escaped
injury
which
five
lnlnuteSi
and
hcr
reKplraUon
MP
MITCHELL
h
Nothing
further
has
been
heard
since
the
denial
by
the
C.P.R.
of
the
report
that
the
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
was
being
withdrawn
from
the
run
and
the
Vancouver
-
Ocean
S
mm
k
mm
m
IT
JX7
i'l,
10:30
Concert
Favorite's
10:45
Concert
Favorites
11:00
On
the
Teen
Beat
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
11:45
CBC
Newc
11:55
Weather
Forecast.
P.M.
12:00
Mid-day
Melodies
12:15
Recorded
Interlude
12:25
Program
Resume
sne
actually
Deen
caught
by
the
iriiuiTiu
vm
Ml
falling
timber.
Trudy
was
delivered
by
Caesarian
operation.
At
the
height
Falls-Prince
Rupert
service
given
up.
Contrary
reports
not
SATURDAY
A.M.
(7:30
Musical
uiuci
B:00-O:BC
News
of
the
operation
her
heart
j
stopped
and
respiration
ceased.
his
Tn
nil
nnnrniinrpe
thp
ihi!H
MOWER'S
REWARD
A
home
owner,
wparinc
withstanding,
the
Princess
Ade
laide
sppms
tr
hp
Hntno-
ttfoll
ac
.
.
indicated
bv
the
fast
tha
.
.hp!
rm
clothes'
was
mowinS
hK
was
dead
"
lawn
wnen
a
in
i
uJ,!
woman
a
brar.d
12:30
Greg
McCritchie's
Orch
Adrenalin
broueht
the
heart
ia
iiaiiunug
u
mucn
cargo
now
.
.
(
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f.P
new
XI
.
(I'll"
oar
olnnnnrl
and
n
it
A
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...
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stopped
asked
him:!back
lnto
molion
tne
owr&i
1:00
Memo
from
Lake
Success
that
she
is
usually
late
in
arriv
LATEST
NEWS
SHOWS
AT
7:00
p.m.
-
9:05
p.m.
SATURDAY
4:20
7:00
9:0ri
2:00
-
-
-
Adult
Entertainment
.J
8:15
Pick
of
the
Hits
'JL
,,8:30--Morning
Devotions
'
-t
8:45
Little
Concert
'
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9:00
BBC
News
Commentary
'i
V:15
Records
at
Random
i
!
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8:30
Musical
Program
.
8:59
Time
Signal
;
',
,'10:00
Band
Ptand
S'
lQ:15World
Cnurch
News
wnat
oo
you
get
for
mowing
was
completed
and
the
chl'd
lawns?"
,
.
I
placed
iii
in
an
incubator.
v.
.
It
was
ing
here
on
Monday
evenings.
This
week,
for
instance,
she
did
K
",e
lauy
01
ie
nouse
lets
sn
mim.ti..
Wor
1:30
Musical
Program
2:00
Ballett
Club
(Tor)
2:45
Canadian
Derby
3:00
Piano
Classics
3:15--CBC
Nttfs
not
arrive
until
11
p.m.
The
respiration
Princess
Adelaide
has
lone
me
Uve
wlth
her-
replied
the
rsllmpd
Since
become
an
ins
tltntlnn
rn
;
nume
owner
this
run
and
abandonment
of
her
service
would
leave
a
gap
indeed.
O
o
O
nl
LONDON'S
GREAT
FIRE
The
great
fire
in
London
started
September
2,
16H6.
There
are
at
least
250
kinds
of
violets.
SjpeciaHs!
There
is
also
speculation
as
to
the
plans
of
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
for
coastal
service
now
that
the
summer
runs
are
ending.
Expectations
are
that
a
twice-a-week
service
between
Van
.
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-
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
CUSTO
couver
and
Prince
Rupert
will
The
new
Model
231
Marconi
Battfti
5
il
short
wave
radio.
'
be
maintained
and
possibly
improved.
The
improvement
which
!.
The
latest
In
hand
wind
rroiH
plaH
it
is
heard
may
be
made
would
be
effected
by
operating
a
ves
sel,
possibly
one
of
the
convert
ed
corvettes
which
have
hp-
a
smart
leatherette
rase
for
battery
rid
I.
Modern
and
Popular
a
new
StrombffT
Irry
park
console
7
tuhr
prrformanrt
uith
R
F
Stage.
P
I.
U
S
many
other
good
battery
m.tf
NEW
LOW
liKt
prires.
We
carry
at
all
times
a
complete
stock
a
able
EVEREADY
batteries.
PHONE
SEE
RUPERT
RADIO
&
El
come
so
popular,
on
a
large
direct
run
between"
Vancouver
north
and
south
with
extension
of
the
voyage
out
of
Prince
Rupert
each
weelt'to
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points,
mak-;
ing
the
direct
service
'to
the
Islands
out
of
here.
Thus,
it
ap-'
pears,
would
be
eliminated
the
costly
business
of
making
the1
long
haul
to
the
Islands
out
of
Vancouver.
A
decision
on
the
matter
is
expected
soon.
Meantime,
the
Coqultlam
continues
on
the
run
between
Vancouver
1
and
.Prince
Rupert
via
thei
Islands
with
the
Camosun
on
the
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert-Alice
Arm-Stewart
run
and
the
Catala
on
the
cannery
run
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver.
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