Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
15,
1950
Rail
Strike
WILLIAM
HOLDEnT
TODAY
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James
Cagney
Crime
Picture
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Still
On
W
aterfront
Sunday
Midnite
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CHICAGO
f
Striking
railroad
workers
in
Chicago
and
other
key
cities
made
no
attempt
to
return
to
work
today,
apparently
ignoring
court,
government
Whiffs
-
-
PRESTON
FOSTER
MARY
STUART
in
"Thunderhoof"
Hft
Man
Oh
Man!
FOR
THAT
CERTAIN
SOMEBODY
YOU
LOVE
Rupert
Peoples
Store
WHERE
YOU
GET
GIFT
PAJAMAS
-
GOWNS
-
SLIPS
Shellfishing
to
Start
After
Holidays
Herring
Fishing
Ceases
After
Bumper
Catch
James
Cagney,
fllmdom's
toj
star
of
underworld
action,
in
Kiss
Tomorrow
Goodbye,"
showing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
at
the
first
of
the
week,
plays
the
part
of
a
mobster
chieftain
who
utilizes
his
notorious
background
to
launch
an
amazing
criminal
career.
Escaping
from
a
state
penal
farm,
Cagney
kills
the
brother
of
his
girl
accomplice
and,
when
two
crooked
cops
Involve
him
in
a
shake-down,
he
turns
the
tables
by
recording
the
proceedings
as
a
means
of
blackmailing
them.
A
daylight
hold-up
of
a
super
market
and
a
payroll
ho'st.
at
the
same
time
retaining
a
cloak
of
Respectability
In
society.
and
union
orders
and
even
the
f
resident
of
the
United
Statas
About
10,000
railway
workers
are
off
the
job,
the
bulk
of
them
in
Ghicago.
The
strike
has
rendered
idle
others
In
rail-related
industries.
The
walk-out
was
apparently
started
in
an
effort
to
get
a
wage
dispute
settled
before
a
wags
freeze
is
ordered.
In
Washington
It
is
announced
J
Mil
NIW
HIT
OUT-TMRIllf
TNIM
ALU
Millerd's
cannery
will
go
into
full
production
at
the
first
of
the
year,
it
was
learned
today.
Shell-fishing
to
date
has
been
flow
because
of
unfavorable
weather
conditions.
There
liave
been
a
few
spurts
of
JAMES
CACriEY,
W
CARTOO,
activity
during
the
fall
but
nothing
continuous.
Boats
i
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j
i
the
government
will
move
to
bring
contempt
proceedings
are
expected
at
the
beginning
of
the
new
year
fo
shellfishing.
Some
boats
will
be
j;
w.
against
the
strikers.
This
could
lead
tn
hpavv
fines
ntrnlnst
tho
FINE
PRINTING
AT
digging
shellfish
in
the
Kitkatla
day
night.
Tonight's
scheduled
add
up
to
excitement
In
typical
Cagney
manner
.
union.
The
strike
has
hit
hard
1
and
Mftakatla
areas
and
Stev-
game
will
be
played
according
to
Two
beautiful
actresses
share
ens
Island.
-
I
nlan
Passencers
embarking
here
i
I
egal
Printers
at
mail
and
express
shipments
and
some
embargoes
have
b3en
ordered.
the
romantic
lead
opposite
Cagney
Helena
Carter,
as
a
socialite
whom
he
marries,
and
Bar
"A
SWELL
QIF1
FOR
PIIO.NE
21
222
SECOND
AVE.
For
action
use
News
classifieds.
bara
Peyton
as
a
former
moll
who
leads
to
his
downfall.
PLANT
EMPLOYEES!
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Herring
fishing
closed
for
the
for
the
north
were
Miss
A.
holiday
yesterday
by
union
!
stromdahl.
Ray
Spring,
Bud
agreement.
In
some
districts
it'
Ratchford.
Fred
Slmundson.
will
not
open
against
this
sea-
Darrell
Young,
Henry
Blackaby,
son.
At
10:30
a.m.
yesterday
the
Dick
Nickerson,
Lawrrnce
Krist-quota
for
Ogden
Channel
had
'
manson,
Derek
Letoilrneau,
Bill
already
been
filled.
Boat
crews
Morrison,
Bill
McChesney.
Oor-are
flying
south
for
the
two-
don
Graham
(manager),
Miss
B.
week
holiday.
Some
are
leaving
I
winclle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Evans,
by
chartered
plane
Sunday.
Oth-
!
Alfred
Blackaby
and
L
Van
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Other
character
roles
are
por-
We
wish
to
extend
traved
by
Steve
Brodle,
Luther
Adl"
Barton
MacLane
and
Will-lam
Frawley.
X
X
everywhere
from
tropic
shores
to
the
Icy
north
observance
of
Our
best
wishes
for
a
VERY
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
and
a
PROSPEROUS'NEW
YEAR
to
our
many
friends
in
,the
fishing
industry.
ers
are
going
down
on
packers
and
still
others
on
commercial
steamers.
There
will
be
a
rush
the
day
is
at
least
being
planned,
X
'
X
m
for
the
fishing
grounds
when
tha
Pytetra.
Disembarking
here
were
Miss
H.
Astoria,
O.
W.
Stokes.
J.
O.
Prince.
B.
O.
Prince,
W.
Berry
and
Mrs.
Bartels.
Capt.
G.
O.
Hughes
pulled
his
ship
away
from
the
dock
at
3:30
p.m.
prospective
war
or
no
prospective
war.
J
i
season
reopens
in
the
new
year.
We
also
wish
to
With
cargo
of
general
freight.
the
steamer
Chllcotln
arrived
from
Vancouver
Friday
midnight.
Missing'
the
tide
at
Seymour
Narrows
after
leaving
Vancouver
late
had
some
far-reachin?
effects
on
passengers
boarding
the
Princess
Norah
here.
Normally
due
in
port
about
mid-
Thank
you
for
the
fine
reception
you
gave
our
representatives
during
their
recent
stay
in
Prince
Rupert.
j
Should
you
chance
to
be
a
fair
i
sailor,
there
are
far
worse
places
to
be
on
Christmas
Day
than
on
:
the
sea.
Particularly
is
this
true
D16-23
Longshoremen
were
busy
unloading
during
the
night
and
the
vessel
sailed
early
this
morning
for
Queen
Charlottes.
Ooods
Included
a
shipment
of
Japanese
orangf
s.
morning,
me
snip
did
not
arrive
of
a
modern
liner,
or
anv
well
Pacific
Coast
Fishermen's
Mutual
Marine
Insurance
Co.
here
.
yesterday
until
2:30
p.m.'
equipped
and
provided
vessel.
The
Bo-Me-Hi
basketball
team
'
The
feasting
rtornratinn
unriai
1
f-Vv.
1
x-;-'.-'f
Vancouver,
B.C.
x
.
scheduled
to
play
Ketchikan
last
hours
are
something
to
r'emem-
627
Denman
St.
Ta
4944
night,
had
to
cancel
the
engage-
ber.
Right
now.
on
thousands
nf
ships
on
all
the
seas
of
the
globe
w
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The
Dominion
lighthouse
tender
Alexander
MacKenzle's
crew
is
looking
forward
to
a
little
rest
at
the
Christmas
season.
She
returned
to
port
Thursday
from
the
last
long
run
of
the
year.
After
remaining
In
port
for
the
week-end
she
has
a
few
short
runs
to
Triple
Island
and
other
places
next
week.
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IN
GAY
GIFT
ENVELOPES
NOW
ON
SAlf
CAPITOL
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THE
BOX
0C
The
British
freighter
Silver
Walnut
caught
fire
in
Vancouver
harbor
a
few
days
back.
One
luxury
stateroom
was
gutted.
For
a
few
minutes
there
was
serious
danger
that
the
blaze
would
spread
but
quick
work
prevented
it.
Desire
Liqeti
Marcus
Gordon
BASS
-
BARITONE
PIANIST
San
Francisco
Opera
Co.
Eminent
Yuung
America
IN
JOINT
RECITAL
That
huge
run
of
.
herring
in
fOgden
Channel
not
far
south
of
Civic
Centre,
Thursday,
December
21
-8:30
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
drew
most
of
the
cSnusn
-Columbia
fcerring
fleet
;
luring
the
week.
Numerous
seln-
i
erf
and
auxiliaries
from
Barclay
Sound
were
among
the
first,
j
There
was
around-the-clock
1
fishing.
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TICKETS:
Rp.-,rrvrd
$150
and
$1
90;
Rush
Jl
25
Season
Ti
ki'f.H
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Discount
Additional
20
Saving
to
Civic
Cditir
Mombcr
NOW
ON
SALE
AT
OHMKS
and
CIVIC
CENTRE
Phone
231
or
107
for
reservations
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The
freighter
Atlantic
Star,
of
Panamanian
registry,
has
been
hung
uo
lately
at
Kodiak
to
refuel
and
there
Is
a
reason.
Bound
from
Yokohama
to
Vancouver,
In
ballast,
she
ran
out
of
fwl
when
well
out
at
sea.
For
six
days
this
1Q.0O0
ton
ship
was
towed
by
a
couple
of
navy
tugs
to
Kodlas.
Royal
Conservatory
of
Music
of
Toronto
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