,
CN
R.
Steamer
Frinre
Oeorge'
Kcrgin,
ca-n-
clore
to
drowning
6
'.
'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
15,
1950
TODAY
6:50-9
p.m.
service
vrtien
his
yacht
Full
Moon
!
will
be
coming
Into
itruck
a
reef
in
Chatham
Sound
Police
here
were
notified
and
At
WALLACE'S
.
.
.
,
,
.
I
earlier
than
usual
this
summer.
Lart
of
t.h.
,.
"
,-ii.be
the
third
week
In
May
when
i
the
P.M.L.
15
went
to
the
rescue.
i
W
iterfront
Sunday
Midnile
and
MoSj
Meanwhile
otner
vessels
were
engaged
In
a
search
for
the
she
wlU
bring
north
o
goodwiU
among
the
people
of
the
light-
f
e
Vancouver
houses
whom
he
has
served
so
lur
rait.hrn
Dnri
w.ii
rn.
.........Board
of
Trade
Other
large
lm-
physician.
The
doctor
said
he
SABU
(The
Indian
Boy)
sat
on
a-
rock
for
four
hours
Davidson.
chief
officer
of
the
1
Port,ant
r,..,.,
..!.!...
.
i
.
coming
north
on
the
groups
Prince
watching
the
search
boats.
No
-
-
Whiffs
...,
uiU.
tcim-
...
.iBuwiuuse
.
.
.
-
Gail
Russell
In
"SONG
OF
INDIA"
j
one
notified
any
of
the
airlines
aj
er
on
the
coast,
operating
out
ulu'fc
JC
.
"c
J
of
Victoria,
will
be
Capt.
Peter-'
A"?1
f
Com,merce
-in-
"TEXAS
i
son
s
successor
as
master
of
the
I
Albcrnl.
j
ties
whose
trips
north
are
now
becoming
an
institution.
,
Official
Appreciation
To
Metlakatla
In
Kergin
I
....,
T.M
..1
...
T?
Tn
C'llmon
here
or
the
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
or
which
Dr.
Kergin
is
himself
president
Following
the
near
disaster,
a
few
members
connected
with
the
flying
business
here
got
together.
They
worked
out
an
Air
Sea
Rescue
plan
which
they
think
will
greatly
aid
in
the
search
for
any
missing
craft
or
person.
SCHOOL
.
"j
'
MATINEE
Ipr!'
MON.
3:45
P.M.
LI
m-S!tjriji
msiui
jayauvsc
lowing
-jliv
-
neueving
uie
uamosun
fori
Negotiations
to
cover
hours
'
Fishery
i
one
week-
Union
steamer
Chii-
of
work,
wages,
overtime
and
nttli
nf
t,a
ripnartmpnt
nf
Tn.
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
ar-1
wolklng
conditions,
between
the
w""
...,
'
rlvea
ln
P"
at
3
o'clock
;rr
.
7;
-n
yestr-
united
Fishermen
and
Allied
dian
Affairs
Was
extended
to
Chief
Councillor
,
day
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
workers'
Union
and
nat-kimr
Metlakatla
Thurs-
and
waypotats
and
sailed
at
H
-companies
have
commenced
mj
Geonre
Ueorge
Rvan
Ian
and
dnu
the
me
village
Mllde
OI
of
.utua
a
a
on
,
:p.m.
for
Masset
inlet
points
virtnrta
Th
rnmn.nlH
lnolrl!
day
afternoon
Of
this
Week
by
Indian
buperimenaen
whence
she
will
return
here
to-
the
BC
packers,
Canadian
Fish-F.
E.
Anf
ield
for
the
signal
part
they
played
On
morrow
afternoon
to
sail
south
j
lug
Co
Lt..
Canadian
Fish
and
Search
Force
Is
Cut
Down
6
s
ft
S
Storage
Co.
Ltd.,
Atlin
c
.
.
1
.
.
.v.
l...
V,rt
i.nLnn
ft
llr
Wit
mull
.VUiU
ouiiuij'
diiuiiuvn
iaot
in
wic
itepvut
wj.
(
voyage
tne
Chilcotin
had
pome
Fisheries.
Northern
Flshermens'
1
prominent
passengers
lncludint;
rv.iH
ir.
rv.
th
jrHmHci
S.
Kcrgin
In
the
episode
of
the
54.98
T-
frt
ra
n
n
nower
cruiser
Full
Moon.
Mr.
the
'j
COPENHAGEN
w
After
rnnce
nun,
w
.vjv,...
Hon.
J.
0.
H.
n.
Cates.
vn.r,
provincial
provincial
&
Walker
w.,,w.
Ltd.
.m
and
J.
M.
,
Todd
An
field
made
a
special
trip
to
SKeena
reiver
saiuion
uaums
minister
oi
laDor;
li.
j.
Welcn,
1
an(j
sons
Ltd
fcarcn
crews
naa
run
down
In
vain
a
new
tin
on
the
Dosslble
Metlakatla
with
the
depart
industry
from
wnicn
tney
were
m.l.A.
for
Comox,
and
W.
S.
mental
cruiser
Naskeena
and
fata
of
a
mlssine
United
States
New
Freight
Service
IMti.nl
tn.
il.
-
!
In
order
to
take
care
of
added
uwiai
exiled
after
Japan
joined
World
Arneil,
commissioner
of
Indian
War
II.
Many
.other
Japanese,
Affairs
for
British
Columbia,
according
to
a
Vancouver
cor-
vino
disembarked
at
Bella
Bella
respondent,
will
be
heading
for
j
to
attend
the
annual
conven-the
Skeena
River
canneries
as
tion
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
soon
as
they
commence
to
open.
!
of
Brit
ish
Colombia
now
In
scs-
seasonal
business,
Unlon-Water-house
Steamships
have
commenced
a
scheduled
freight
ser
uuw
mm,
was
me
target
oi
Soviet
fighters,
it
was
announced
that
the
search
force
had
been
reduced
from
25
to
15
planes.
The
hunt
had
received
Sizes
12-20,
38-44
and
16Vito24!2
It's
Tropicana
Time
At
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
vice
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
and
met
with
the
village
council
to
convey
the
official
commendation.
He
also
carried
the
formal
appreciation
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Kergin
who,
In
a
letter
delivered
by.
the
superintendent,
promised
that,
as
soon
as
the
doe-tor's
health
was
sufficiently
restored
after
the
arduous
experience,
they
would
pay
a
personal
visit
to
the
village.
Present
at
the
meeting,
besides
Nisei
University
of
British.
Col-sion
at
that
village.
William
northern
points
The
service
of
umbla
students
will
also
oe
Scow,
president
of
the
Native
hm
iiv
n,.H
tio.,
k
a
temporary
lift
when
reports
coming
north
for
the
summer
j
Brotherhood,
also
arrived
at
j
'
motor
vessel
Island
King
left
sala
wreckase
had
been
sighted
work.
Present
expectation
is
Bella
Bella
on
the
Chilcotin.
the
Vancouver
dock
to
arrive
by
a
German
steamer.
However,
that
there
will
be
a
large
scale
hp
,.,
.nothing
was
found.
of
the
into;
u.'
J
Japanese
re-entry
,.....,
ts,.
Two
.,o.i
vessels
....n
The
Chilcotin
will
be
making
will
be
engaged
the
industry
this
year.
one-
more
relief
voyage
on
along
the
northern
coast
in
the
the
members
of
the
village
Radio
Dial
'
CFPR
council,
were
Henry
Ryan,
cen
1240
Kilocycle!
tral
hero
in
the
rescue
opera-
ince
Rupert
Florists
(Subject
to
Change)
Flowers
for
All
Occasion-
l
Flo
y,oo
zi
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
He
never
could
train
a
dog
to
retrieve!'
I
northern
runs
when
she
arrives
new
type
of
freight
service.
The
Capt.
Joseph
Peterson,
for
j
here
April
23,
a
week
from
to-
second
ship
will
leave
Vancou-many
years
skipper
of
Marine
;
morrow,
in
place
of
the
steamer'
ver
next
month
Skeena
River
Department
vessels
out
of
j
Coquitlam
which
will
be.
with-
canneries
will
have
the
advant-.
Prince
Rupert,
ha'ving
worked'
drawn
for
one
trip
from
the'
age
of
receiving
the
weekly
up
from
command
of
the
Digby
j
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert-Alice
service:
Frank
Skinner,
agent
Island
ferry
Rhona
to
the
Al-
Arm-Stewart
route.
This
com-'
here,
said
the
service
will
not'
berni,
senior
vessel
In
these
pleted,
the
Chilcotin
will
then
i
reduce
freight
carried
by
the'
waters,
has
been
transferred
to
-start
making
ready
for
her
sum-1
company's
passenger
vessels
'
Victoria
to
assume
command
of
mer
tourist
run
to
Alaska
which
plying
to
Prince
Rupert
and
I
cne
of
the
lighthouse
tenders
will
be
extended
to
Juneau,
northward
and
the
tccaslonal
there.
He
is
leaving
this
after-
j
skagway
md
Sitka
this
year.
freight
vessel
iU
continue
to
noon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for,
dock
here.
i
j
Hon,
who
picked
up
Dr.
Kergin
as
well
as
the
Full
Moon;
Elvin
Iaskv
who
had
an
active
role
in
the
saving
of
the
Full
Moon,
and
Mrs.
George
Ryan,
who
j
gave
shelter
and
sustenance
to
IWs;
Kcrgin
and
'her
three
chil-
dren
during
their
harowing
ex-
,
pirlence.
For-
NO
NEFD
TO
SUFflt
From
Kma,
.
Jit,riitt,
Jmpttita,
ktnt.
Rlnr'.vrni.
Jtch.
Burnl.
Shtatiet,
USE
SOOTHING
HIALIN6
XMR
OINTMENT
R5f
box
M
Pntpc'lt
nr
r.O.
Box
ttl.
Vitnrsnvrr
Your
Sewing
Needs
I
Four
Nisei-manned
glllnetteis
his
new
post.
With
him
will
go
While
no
official
confirmation
.
have
already
left
Vancouver
for
the
best
wishes
of
his.
many
is
yet
available,
it
is
understood
On
Easter
Sunuay,
Dr.
W.
S.
and-
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SEE
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JEWELLER
Ho
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You'll
be
SatKsficd
S
rVv.
1.
Return
Hilling
Notice
ith
your
iaviiu
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It
is
of
no
value
until
it
hat
bee,
stamped
to
show
that
the
balance
of
your
1930
premium
is
completely
paid.
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MEMBE
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ifnnt
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up
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become
jour
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To
those
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of
Piincc
Rupcrt
WRITE:
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to
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.
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are
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on
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in
addition
tt
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ever.
I
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I
am
no
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