Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
10,
1050
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YELLOW
CA.B
Waterfront
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Sunday
Midnite-Monday
Mai,
Whiffs
-
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ana
nenumsces
Dick
Powell
i
News
gathe-
'ng
in
Prince
Rup
Jane
Greer
in-"STATION
WEST"
-in-
.mvs
was
not
unlike
Halibut
Landings
Are
Falling
Off
C.P.H.
At
Peonies
Storeif
ert
in
"2
early
"THE
now.
There
were
the
WINDOV
1
MON.
TUES.
f
f
Injrid
Bergman
I
Joseph
Cotton
i.
r
w
.'".
.J
1
"Under
.Copricorn"
tSSmsjr
j
Operating
Three
Ships
Now
With
the
closing
ot
Area
No.
2
on
June
1
halibui
landings
at
this
port
have
dropped
heavily
as
larger
i
vessels
work
in
Area
No.
3.
The
small
amount
o
:
landings
is
due
to
the
fact
that
many
of
the
boats
in
'the
latter
fishing
ground,
transfer
their
catches
to
American
or
other
Canadian
ports.
On
Thursday
;and
Friday
not
a
single
halibut'3
"
7
i
1
Robert
darted
brin
1
ihead
was
louped
off
at
fish
announced
that
only
20
days)
Firs!
Trip
To
Alaska
H'i.:a
norm.
There
4
ruption
during
the
,.
plants
along
the
waterfront.
notice
will
b3
given
-before
the
i
Total
landi-.ps
at
th's
port
in
closing
of
Area
No.
3.
During
,to
and
including
June
7
wer
previous
years,
closing
date
was
j
11.394,300
pounds,
almost
nn-
announced
24
days
previous,
i
miiiion
poumis
more
than
In
the
third
cruise
on
.
Oeorge.
Past
President
a
p
ft
i
ft
-
same
old
routine
assignments
There
was
no
assignment
book.
Such
a
thing
was
unheard
of
on
Rupert
Road.
John
Houston
kept
everything
under
his
soft
black
slouch
hat
which
he
wore,
as
a
rule,
set
well
back
on
his
head.
The
first
tima
we
ever
saw
him
was
Sunday
forenoon,
following
arrival.
He
was
sitting
at
a
large
table
pasting
subscribers'
addresses
on
copies
of
his
paper.
"Oh,"
he
remarked,
at
the
end
of
the
chat,
"there
wont
be
so
much
to
take
care
of.
Just
go
around
and
see
what's
doing.
That's
about
all.
I
know
quite
a
few
In
this
town,
and
some
r'on't
like
me.
but
you
needn't
worry
over
that.
I
don't."
MR.
NEWTON
BUYS
It
was
about
this
time
the
usual
preliminaiy
umor,
always
circulating
In
a
..ew
city,
was
heard
and
repeated.
And
fjr
once,
it
was
correct.
Someone
had
bought
The
Empire.
His
name
a?
Newton.
He
hailed
from
Ontario,
and
within
another
few
days,
Mr.
Newton
appeared.
He
was
middle
1
iiAiriyv
1
1949
when
Canrrriim
and
Ame
oy
ana
Secretary
p
headed
a
dele2at.inn'
Prince
Rupert
Chamb
i
The
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships
are
now
operating
three
vessels
along
this
coast
and
stops
will
be
made
here
every
Monday
'and
Friday..
The
vessels
are
the
Princess
Krthleen,
Princess
Although
there
hM.p
been
numerous
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce
parties
here
in
past
years,
very
few
of
those
arriving
with
this
now
well
established
annual
party
yesterday,
had
been
here
before
and
they
were
keenly
Interested
In
seeing
Prince
Ru-
nerce
which
greekd
here.
j
rican
halibut
skiopers
brought
jin
10.543,500
pounds
to
Prince
i
Rupert.
Of
.the
total
this
year,
!
9.581.800
pounds
was
landed
by
Canadian
vessels.
American
boats
brought
in
1.S13.00O
pounds.
Total
Area
No.
2
catch
this
vear
Prominent
members
;
Norah
and
Princess
Louise.
On
Friday
at
10.30
a.m.,
Capt.
F.
C.
j
amounted
to
ft.347,800
pounds
as
1950's
NEWEST
Beach
Wear
At
PEOPLES
STORES
compared
to
1949's
total
of
ai
'
,'
"
-'-,-
i
lesser
8.380.000
pounds.
Last
year
Norah
lnt0
port
wlth
8
"Padtynd
going
on
to
the
territory
It-
iArea
No.
2
closed
June
3
n
It.
,U""J";"'CU''
,
.cw
pt...
&clr
embarked
and
disembarked
for
A
stay
o'
three
hours
here
Is
apparent
more
halibut
has
I
the
city.
Embarkees
wcrt
cave
them
.s.n.ie
onimrtnnilv
tn
m
mini
been
brought
In
along
the
en
ngeies
party
incllJJ
Barker,
architect;
K
I
banker;
Olin
E.
Darby
t
president;
Herman
i
building
and
ban
president;
Frank
rf
machine
manufactu:
Hartley,
electric
comr
dent;
Dr.
Elizabeth
M
woman
physician
andl
Jacob
L.
Martin,
pipe
t
tractor;
M.
D.
McMom
I
belt
manufacturer;
F
air
conditioning
engii
ust
M.
Newhouse,
b.
A
I
i
i.i
r
r
J
They
will
be
back
The
muddy
mess
that
Roy
Rccksiedler,
of
Morns,
Manitoba,
is
inspecting
was
once
a
linen
chest,
containing
bedding,
towels,
and
other
useful
household
articles.
Mr.
Reck-,
siedler's
furniture,
clothing,
and
personal
possessions
have
been
churned
up
by
the
rampant
Red
River
until
they
are
almost
unrecognizable,
and
a
total
loss.
Replacement
of
these
articles
is
the
responsibility
of
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund.
Contributions
may
be
sent
directly
to
die
Fund
in
Winnipeg,
or
paid
into
any
bank
in
Canada.
I
aged,
of
average
height
and
1
build.
He
had
grey
eyes,
was
smooth
shavn.
and
dressed
quietly,
with
b
preference
for
tire
coast.
Landings
from
Area
No.
3
up
to
and
Including
Jun
7
totalled
2.046.5OO
pounds.
In
1949,
a
slightly
larger
amount
was
Und-
here
for
four
hours
next
Tuesday
evening
on
the
stemer
Prince
George,
Capt.
E.
B.
Caldwell,
which
thcy!
have
specially
chartered.
It
is
the
seventh
Alaska
tour
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
R.
Helbert.
C.
iHsibert,
Miss
P.
J.
Helbert
and
Miss
M.
D.
Hribert
for
Petersburg.
The
vessel,
sailing
'rom
,
Vancouver
for
Alaska
points.
continued
its
Journey
at
12.30
jp.m.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
blue
suits.:
His
hair
was
black,
and
inclined
to
be
heavy.
He
had
a
clear,
resonant
voice,
and
'
jed
here
2,170.000
pounds.
The
Inter
lational
Fisheries
Commission
hi
Seattle
recently
,
which
has
been
led
by
Charles
P.
Bayer,
assistant
to
the
auction
manager;
W.
machine
manufactun
a
deliberate,
unhurried
platform
!much
oIder
when
he
came
tu
MfiUI
MAffAU
manner.
He
came
from
Kins-itne
end
ot
hls
davs-
Drivi.it
j
llVll
I
lUjLUVY
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR1
i
Wentz.
gift
liianufacti;
I
The
Misses
Frances
and
Joan
lPresident
cf
tne
An8eles
local
Cnambr'
wh0
vas
here
Baln
.Cross,
pioneer
girls,
proml
nent
in
business
circles,
ar
irolnir
today-
Th'
crulses
Parted
first
Cafe
Opened
ston.
and
previously
had
lived
in
I
soutin,
-
with
Nelson
his
objec-Whitby.
He
was
a
son
of
Canon
tive-
be
succumbsd
to
Illness
in
Newton,
pioneer
missionary.
tne
Cariboo
district.
S.
M.
Greene,
gener
J
eer
agent.
Canadian
I
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
I
boating.
Durlr.e
the
week
thev
wlth
the
jaska
Steamship
Co
i
Railways,
Is
accompa
purchased
a
12
foot
clinker
built
!
and
m
1936
the
steamer
Prince
party.
To
Spur
Rivalry
In
Choice
Foods
LONELY
3RD
AEXIT
Once
plank
streets
were
built
TRAIL'S
END
John
move-i
to
Prince
George
where
he
'-turned
publlshina.
Newton
erected
the
Empire
ssssssaasasa--
boat
with
2Vi
hp.
engine
from
,.
,
,
W.
M.
Watts
who
is
leaving
the
Van
s
Bakery
25.00
cltv.
moor,d
at
tne
SINGER
We
repair
all
makes
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
By
TOM
WHITNEY
MOSCOW
(P
The
finest
new
later
to
riai
in
the
press
that
1
premises
on
Third
Avenue,
in-he
had
died,
which
struck
him'staIling
therein
a
modern
plant
as
real
news.
A
Victoria
pspeithe
two
chief
items
bein?
1
'
rlcrce
S.00
j
fiont..
of
the
Princ
Pnnert
Row
;
restaurant
to
be
opened
in
Mos-
Rupert
Bakery
500
Ing
and
Yacht
Club.
l-rimea
a
canoon,
aepictin?
nim
i:iue
press
ana
unoiype.
inrs;
sniue
uie
ena
oi
me
war
pioneer
Meat
Market
5.00
studying
the
sketch,
,
and
chuck-!
alone
cost
a
pretty
penny.
Othe
started
business
a
few
days
ago.
I
Blain
Bros
2.00
ling
vastly
over
what
he
saw.!
busings
were
few
indeed.
x"c
i
It
is
called
"The
Ararat"
and
'Sheardown's
'Grocery
20.00
'Yet,
death
was
no',
so
far
away.McBride
Street,
ea-sterlv.
ard
to
,
is
operated
by
the
government
Buckley
Meat
Market
10.00
Shell
Know
It's
Love
if
you
take
her
to
dim
ot
the
j
Phone
864
j
Singer
Sewing
Centre
W.
J.
Scott
w
ill
leave
on
Monday's
plane
for
Port
Hardy
where
he
will
join
the
commercial
Mr.
Houston
had
not
grown!
'afd
First
Avenue,
it
was
large'
y
,
of
the
Armenian
Republic
of
the
jSkeena
Grocery
20.00
a
lonely
looking
Stretch
ot
U.E.SR.
newly
cleared,
burnt
over
mus
keg.
cruLser
nD0
wnlcn
18
Sunrise
poer
Grocery
20
00
Frosty
Locker
'
10
00
I
comln5
UP
tne
cast
on
one
at
lts
Perlodlcal
trlP-
Rlvers
Inlet
R.
A.
McLean
.
10
00
R.
F.
wU1
among
tne
are
vislUd
Rudderham
.
10
00
The
opening
of
this
new
restaurant
began-a
heated
comDe-
Distinctive
One
morning,
out
scouting,
wc
;
tition
in
the
field
of
Middle-
noticed
a
tall
man
sitting
in
th
ana
tne
party
aooara
me
wanooo
R.
A.
Breaks
1.00
Eastern
foods.
Moscow
already
expects
to
get
in
some
good
has
a
large
number
of
restau-!
H'
F-
Swafflcld
2.00
CIVIC'
CENTRE
DIKING
ROOM
For
Reservations
or
Take
Out
Orders
1
rilONE
161
OTP
Inn
lobby,
engrossed
in
p
map
of
the
townsite,
then
just
out.
His
name,
the
clerk
said
was
W.
J.
Alder.
There
seemed
to
be
something
about
Mr.
Aide!
Eric
Barton
1.00
Ted
Halliway
1.00
Jas.
Weir
2.00
fishing.
As
for
Joe,
his
ambition
is
to
tangle
with
a
record-breaking
soring
salmon
wherever
h"
can
find
it
ra,nts
which
specialize
in
Georgian,
Armenian,
Azerbaidzhan
and
Central
Asian
dishes.
They
include
several
outstand
Ame
Anderson
2.00
Robert
Reid
2.00
Union
steamship
Camosun,
1
that
suggested
an
interview.'
He
.
FURNITURE
DESIGNING
For
just
the
RIGHT
thing
for
your
home.
Come
to
see
us
MADE-TO-ORDER
HOME
ACCESSORIES
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
Toys'
Novelties,
Children's
Furniture
Plastics,
Venetian
Blinds,
Signs
ing
eating
olaces
ooened
in
the
Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
cheerfully
gave
it
and
the
con
VPrSntinn
waa
tVtp
nnmmanna-
last
year,
such
as
the
"Uzbeki-
!Arthur
Holbrook
i.oo
'
ment
of
a
friendship
lasting
Stan"
"TheuBaku"'
Vancouver
ana
waypoinis,
ana
Al
KOSS
Oscar
Giske
Neil
Cameron
1.00;
sailed
for
northern
Queen
Char
manv
years.
Little
could
eithe
,
.......B
I.OO!
,t
.
.
11
'
wnnrp
niii.spnviips
pn
n
ctpt.
lotte
points
at
10
p.m.
She
rc-,
loresee
me
'.me
would
com-
f.
.
.
0
Douglas
rhri.ii,,
in.
r.nc
npsr,
"snash
vit"
ihrniio.i
"
u
uu
when
he
would
serve
here
a
L.
Youngman
j
00
turns
.here
tomorrow
evening
City
Commissioner
for
a
full
five
.sPitted
lam-
"af",(a
dish
of
w
D
MbcAra
2
00
southbound.
Disembarking
nerc
PENGUIN
HOBBY
SHOP
Sixth
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
Phone
Blue
446
or
Green
232
Box
744
years.
(
lAijiu
anu
aiiu
lliv
llKC
lltXa
,
(
always
been
the
Georgian
res-
H'
K'
Blackhall
l.0o!from
the
Camsun,
were
more
Small
5
nn
I
Japanese
fishermen
for
canner-
;
laurani,
"
ine
Aragvi."
!
That
restaurant,
which
de-
Learn
lo
Dance
Expert
Instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Waltz
Jive,
Rhumba,
Tango
...
PRIVATE
LESSONS
.
Hours:
Mon.'.Tlu-U
Frt.
4:30-10
p.m.
Saturdays
2:30
-
8
p.m.
For
appointments
GREEN
491
Miss
F.
Cross
5
no
j
'M
and
camps
up
the
Skeena
J.
Jefferies
1.00
'River.
Other
passengers
disem-1
barking
here
were
O.
Ervlnscn,!
Skelfon
Film
Mirth-Maker
.vcs
.us
name
irum
a
lamous
M
gtuart
2
00
j
fast-flowing
river
of
Soviet
Anoriyrn0l1s
nQ
!
Georgia,
occupies
a
fine
estab-
rj.
seott
'
100
jlishment
just
off
Mosco-v's
main
q
q
Sessions
e
nn
Eliminate
Defrosting
Nuisance
L.
A.
McNtchol,
H.
Llleeno.
D.
Hunter,
John
Chappell,
O.
Hid-der,
Mrs.
J.
Eckert,
Mrs.
M.
Wilson,
John
Wilson,
F.
Berg,
B
Latham,
Mrs.
W.
H.
Doran,
A.
C.
1
stem
Gorkv
Street.
m
o
1.
'
i
Red
Skeltnn's
latest
rnmprtv
'
"'
otJ""
Z.UU
n
A
TT
-
"
Ul
Ultlll
IIKl
l
t.Yl
K,A
riot.
"The
Yellr.w
r.uh
Man
"
,n.
I
..
"'
"u,ulr
!
'
Z
M
i
Arthur
Miirv
MunnnoM
nirertnr-
formerly
cf
with
a
eludes
at
the
Canitol
Thea'tr:
to.
i
...i"?!'
"n.
?.COr
?'
A'
8
Pftt
2
00
!
MacMillan.
E.
Llnnborn.
W.
Nel
u
,Jri:ut,SLril
HIU1
several
times
k
a
Ya3pr
100-nn.
L.
Nelson.
Mrs.
O.
Eckert
m.ira
-siuruife
cach
evening
presf.nts
a
Cauc.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAHCE
Si
o.
E.
Carlson
j.no
and
three
children.
Miuwa
uurmg
inursuay
ana
rn-
Philips
asian
male
dancer
in
the
tradl-
IVmlas
Fisher
2.00
I
--'
day
eevnings.
tional
Canrasian
uniform
in
a
S
H
Wonn-r
1.00
C1aN
v.1
.
..i
11..
J
uuu
Mjf
pan,
ui
uie
fl:,pr
flnnro
It.
has
hnpn
vUii.-rt
.Inrnh
Mlll
PROTECTION
!
Good
Looks,
To
Automatic
Defroster.
Just
plug
it
in
the
wall,
adjust
the
Defrosting
cycle
and
your
worries
are
over.
For
free
demonstration
see
....
.
home
ownfl
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
zany
inventor
of
unbreakable
by
many
famous
American
H.
T.
Roos
jtlO
windshield
glass
who
runs
foul
of
gursts
,n
the
soviet
capital.
H.
Skattebol
.
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Edward
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foods
and
wines.
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horr,
ness.
James
Gleason.
Paul
Harvey
and
Polly
Moran
are
among
the
supporting
cast
which
consists
largely
of
character
parts.
The
best
Armenian
cook
in
I
Erevan
has
been
engaged,
cording
to
report,
to
take
charge
j
of
the
kitchen
of
"The
Ararat,"
j
'
and
the
cream
of
Armenia's
select
wines
and
Its
famed
high--quality
cognac
were
brought
in
!
to
st"ck
the
wine
cellars
of
the
i
establishment.
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the
other
hand,
"Th
lAragvi"
is
prepared
to
meet
the
j
new
situation.
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is
improving
I
its
already
excellent
cuisine
and
j
service
and
is
counting
on
the
j
loyalty
of
Its
old
and
favored
1
customers.
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who
love
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NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B.
C.
210
FOR
THE
JUNE
BRIDE
SPECIAL
M
FRYItiC
PAN
FOR
$3.4'
this
is
a
saving
of
$3.51
on
the
regular
8"
frying
par
;
lor
wnh
only
Individual
pieces
from
$2.50
to
$1'
at
Eastern
foods
stand
only
to
gain
from
the
competition.
The
prospects
are
that
there
will
be
plenty
of
customers
to
keep
both
restaurants
full.
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Hardware,
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and
Lumber
Dealers
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3rd
Ave.
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BIRTH
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEWELLER
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The
Republic
of
Guatemala
,
was
established
In
1839
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