Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
26,
1950
i
Randolph
Scott
TODAY
6.50
9.00
Wrens
Are
Reunited
3
mn
ot
the
Pfl
I
n
.
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
MONDAY
MATlNi?
Ellsha
Cook
Jr.
Juhnny
Shell
In
Laurence
Tlcrncy
In
"DILLINGER"
PANTHER
isti
TORONTO
0
More
than
900
of
Canada's
wartime
lady
sailors
from
all
over
the
continent
are
heading
for
Toronto
this
month
to
attend
the
Wren's
first
reunion.
The
date
has
been
set
for
the
week-end
of
Aug.
25
and
ex-wrens
are
coming
from
as
far
away
as
Venezuela.
For
a
number
of
them
the
reunion
will
also
be
the
family
vacation,
with
husbands
and
child
frZ
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Come
One!
Come
All!
j
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
Sale
o(
Men's
Suits
Coots
Rainwear
l
'
And
Many
Other
Items
RUPERT
HEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
I
wednesdJ
William
PoJ
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'Wl
ik.
war
stevei
"DANCING
I
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ren
making
the
trip
pnd
remain-
j
MONDAY
TO
Richard
Conte
Susan
Hayward
in
"HOUSE
OF
STRANGERS"
Only
One
.Show
Each
Evening
at
7.15
THE
DAR
ins
over
to
visu,
inr
Canadian
.
National
Exhibition.
To
he'o
def'iv
rxrtpnsps
mi'-
I
j
way
coaches
with
cooking
nnn1
re-
i
FED
BY
ALCOHOL
Explosions
in
four
giant
vats
of
distilled
alcohol
kindled
this
four-hour,
$1,000,000
blaze
which
destroyed
the
processing
plant
and
grain
storage
warehouse
of
Calvert
Distillers,
Limited,
at
Amherstburg,
Ont.
The
first
blast,
felt
for
five
miles,
blew
out
the
top-floor
walls
and
roof
and
shattered
windows
In
the
town.
No
one
was
injured.
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Photo)
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79
ingerauon
facilities
nave
Dcen
made
available
to
those
travelling
from
the
West
Coast.
The
program
will
open
Saturday
morning
with
a
general
meeting
and
a
parade
past
the
grandstand
at
the
C.N.E.
grounds.
The
Crystal
Ballroom
of
the
Kin
Edward
Hotel
will
be
the
scene
of
a
banquet
at
which
De
PHONE
79
News
Handling
fence
Minister
Brooke
Claxton
i
Waterfront
i
will
speak.
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"
Sunday
morning
services
will
1
Prince
Rupert
today
is
isolated
,
be
held.
In
the
afternoon
13
of
from
transmission
pf
news
oy
the
Wren
Associations
ncros-
normal
methods.
Up
to
Thurs-
Canada
will
cruise
aboard
H.M.
day
night
radio
station
.CFPR
C.8.
Portage.
pjarmary
j
was
receiving
news
reports
and,
prtzes
are
being
offered
for
the
'
;
national
radio
programs
.
over
largest
f
amilv.
the
greatest
dis-
'
leased
wire.
However,
the
'line
tance
travelled
to
attend
the
re-
inas
gone
our,
in
me
interior
unlon
and
tne
most
amUslng
Fishing
Industry
Not
Seriously
Hit
Yesterday
Ocean
Dock
Opened
to
Canned
Salmon
ana,
owing
w
ine
rauway
line-
service
story.
,
HOURS
men
a
sume,
nu
service
,
ti
cwa
are
available
to
repair
It.
The
Daily
News,
which
re-
Among
those
attending
are
Mrs.
Donald
B.
Sinclair,
former
W.R.C.N.S.
Director;
Isabel
J.
Anart
from
thp
rossatinn
nf
shinninrr
wpatVipr
Weekday!
Sundays
rather
than,
Strike
conditions
has
been
Slowing
Up
'Canadian
'
National
Telegraphs,
MacNelll.
Former
Commanding
Prince
Rupert's.
fishing
industry
this
week.
Cold
t
...
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
12
Nojn
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
o
9
p.m.
Storage
SDace
is
frraduallv
p-ettinp-
"cramned."
said
of
the
strike
Tuesday
mornino.
Consulate
General
in
Caracas,
one
manager
this
morning,
but
the
situation
is
not
;
TVelTott
nTy
SSSSSt
HaS
Serious.
Normal
outward
shipments
have
been
:
wireless,
telephone
and
air
mall.
Cuba
and
Mrs'
James
Wyard
and
I
I
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENU!
Static
conditions
for
the
past
her
two
children,
of
Yellowknlf
e,
',
j
j
,
,
.
,
:
mwr"
j
i
suspended
with
the
holding
of
i
lew
uays
nave
maae
receipt
oi
..,
,
i
"This
looks
like
a
good
spot.
the
fish
in
the
local
storages.
saU
and
wU1
for
Vancou.
Incoming
fish
include
troll
coho:
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j
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.
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and!
wireless
messages
difficult
tuna,
which
have
fallen
off
the
'
vw
thp
h.r
i
fnr
!
ln..s?me
cases
Impossible.
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.
,
t.7
tV,
wnne
not
nearly
so
difficult
Vancou-
r
.,
.
"
ias
the
local
situation
latter
part
pf
the
week
and
fla't
fish
which
are
also
lighter.
Filleting
and
other
processing
has
'.
Leonard
Hopkins,
chairman
of
fhe
joint
strike
committee
of
the
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
to
which
he
was
admit-
tnH
Tdtr
T-T
,
mlrlnc
Id
cufforlnrr
mauues,
taiuiig
on
nu
omcu-
vpr
nannnAr
dm
moatlnr
oprs
Tjiter
In
thp
afternoon
r.-.r
...
-a
0
Lnpir
uwl
nan
mrTipiimpa
in
rtpiua
been
going
on
as
usual,
me
Bto,m)r
nnr.w
nt
I
m
news
railway
unions
here,
is
a
patient
from
an
attack
of
pleurisy.
strike
presents
no
major'
disas-t
Th
rfav
i
Bering.
However,
the
variety
TfZ
ahead
of
schedule,
i.s
due
from
j
weThtoTaS.?
portion
of
the
requirements.
which
it
would
have
been
had
such
a
tie-up
-come
during
the
height
of
the
halibut
season.
'
Vancouver
and
will
sail
at
11
p.m
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points,
return-in?
here
Monday
southbound.
BROADWAY
CAFE
For
the
greater
part
of
their
out-
j
side
news
they
rely
on
teletype,
J
which
Is
connected
with
other,
centers
usually
over
leased
tele-1
graph
wire.
When
one
of
those
Salmon
canneries
'
on
the
,
Union
steamer
Camosun.
CaDt.
Skeena
River
are
operating
nor
William
McCombe,
which
ar
mally
on
fall
fish
although
ac-
rived
at
2:30
yesterday
after-
tivity
is
tapering
off
as
is
usual
i
I
at
this
time
of
year.
Seining
for
noon
from
the
south
and
sailed
probabie7n;,
(is
cut
off
It
Js
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at
10
P.m.
for
south
Queen
Char-'
,.T
phums
thp
Otipen
rharlot.te
ol""e
wuliuul1
exu
across
ine
on
it
tij
if
,.u
k
ku
.
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.
d
1
1
uuiuj,
win
uc
uciviv
countrv
Tln.
t
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.
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netting
for
cohoes
and
chums
tomorrow
to
sail
at
9
p.m.
far,
,
R.rti.
u
naaio
across
the
,.
i
.
country
Is
rriffH
nA1
t.
Lt
running
mto
the
same
diffiulty
on
the
Skeena
River
was
re-
nnrted
hPtt.Pr
than
ftVPr.TsrP
this
Ui.
.
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.,.',.
wnere
"
relies
on
leased
tele
f
jnest
Cooking
Hour?
7
a.m.
to
)
a.in
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
m
t.-
o-
ccrj
inula
biuii
ui
tilcii
vuvaco
week
and
on
the
Naas
River
it
graph
lines
to
carry
the
major
portion
of
their
national
hook-
UT1S
Tn
mnntr
nlnnns
ntntln...
until
the
strikes
are
over.
'
The
Seafarers'
International
Union
was
average
The
railway
strike,
while
having
Canadian
National
property
along
the
local
waterfront
generally
tied
up,
Is
not
holding
up
the
mcvement
of
canned
salmon
into
the
ocean
dock
here
for
storage.
This
week
the
strike
strike
came
Thursday
to
further
a
equipped
ith
rebroadcast
involve
the
railway
strike
and
Xacllluut
there
JoftX
completely
paralyze
coastal
pas-ttorUon.
u
no
rebroad-senger
service
Freight
vessels
cast
arrangemet
ta
of
the
Frank
Waterhouse
line.'Rupgf);
'
"te
manned
by
the
Canadian
Sea-
rPnnB
,itv.
,k
men's
Union,
Is
not
strike-in-'
arfa
T'nt
V!
SCU
volved
so
will
be
able
to
give!
So?
usually
HhZ
f
relief
from
the
freight
stand-1
j
X
Lti
d
"P
"y
Stand"
mum
j
committee
decided
to
allow
one
I
to
cover
the
entry
of
such
fish;
are
now
being
handled
at
the
in
tet
IlrSl
claia
teSnw-tr-rfTZ
teie8raphic
traffic
r.nrt
nnPhPri
t.h
nir-.ifPh
linp
t.n
envernmpnt.
wharf
nnH
Whnrf.
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to,
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wlre-
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10
lunuie
10.
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liigci
uiiariie
oaiayno
ana
nis
iess
i
For
Family
or
Friends
still
carrying
only
eov-
ernment
traffic.
tciuay
uiu
inuijisnip
uagncy
,
oiaii
nave
oeen
xiaving
a
Dusy
was
in
from
Alaska
with
canned
time.
It
Is
many
a
long
day
falmon.
There
was
also
canned
,
since
so
much
activity
ha;
been
salmon
transferred
from
the
;
witnessed
there.
Port
Edward-
plant
of
Nelson
:
Welcome
Refreshment
SOON!!
Get
All
Your
Supplies
At
Mrs.
Copley
Benriett
and
daugh
,
f
ill
ter
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
to
the
ocean
dock.
The
salmon
hail
to
be
How
better
can
hospitality
le
rxpi-FHHel
than
with
a
Vancouver
Island.
friendly
friendly
glaws
glaws
of
of
nii-Hw-lrewed
nii'llow-brrwed
Burton
Uiirton
Type
Type
Al
Ale
moved
out
to
relieve
the
sloragc
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If
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11
,
capacity
at
the
cannery.
Labor
Charges
Radio,
Papers
Three
steamers
at
the
gov
H
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the
the
beverage
beverage
of
of
moderation.
moileration.
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jl
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nnCl
If
'CV
Burton
Type
Ale
is
recommended
by
many
people
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domestic
or
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20c
more
per
case
than
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i
crnn.ent
wnarr
nere
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,
TORONTO
(f),
Toronto
Trades
end
are
the
last
before
complete
snti
Labor
Council
Friday
char-tie-up
of
coastal
passenger
ship
ed
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corp-service
between
Prince
Rupert
oration
with
having
favored
the
and
Vancouver
commences.
All
railway
companies
in
news
these
ships
are
completing
voy-
broadcMte
pertaining
to
the
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starting
starting
of
of
strikes
strike8
during
during
the
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Capt.
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Fred
McGraw,
McGraw,
is
is
due
due
from
from
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The
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
will
be
closed
Sunday,
'Monday
and
Tuesday,
and
will
re-open
Wednesday
August
r
31st.
v
Wc
trust
that
this
will
not
cause
too
much
inconvenience
to
our
patrens
but
will
allow
us
to
clean
up
after
ths
Carnival
tWlS:'S.
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family
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store
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ANNOUNCES
ANNOUNCES
STRIKE
STRIKE
Frank
Frank
Hall,
Hall,
chairman
chairman
of
of
the
the
railway
railway
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unions
negotiating
committee,
announced
at
5.30
a.m.
Tuesday
Daily
DcSivery
Service
PHONE
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was
on.
Hal!,
flanked
by
two
senior
lieutenants,
left
the
nego-tiating
room
after
hours
of
discussion
with
company
officials
-.
and
federal
mediator
Dr.
W.
A.
Mackintosh.
(CP
Photo)