Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newt
Saturday,
January
21,
1950
TODAY
5
7
p.m.
-Iin-"SEABISCUIT"
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
ONLY
30
Bach
Cintsnary
Series
UO-Starlimu
00-CBC
Vancouver
String
Orch.
30
Vesper
Hour
00--CBC
News
:10-CBC
News
15
A
Scot
in
Canada
30
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to
Midnight
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and
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mid
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15
Memo
from
Lak
Success
30
Harmony
Harbour
59
Time
Signal
00
D
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aardener
15
Jujt
Mary
30
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of
the
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00
CBC
News
03
Capi'ol
Report
30--Religious
Period
00-N.Y.
Philharmonic
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7:30
Organ
Music
1:45
Armdale
Chorus
8:00
Musical
Program
8:30
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and
Choice
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in
the
Air
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30:15
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Sunday
Hour
:45
The
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Songs
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Bill
Cloud
15--Morning
Sonn
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for
Modems
:
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Little
Concert
00
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&
Comty.
15
Morning
Devotion
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concert
59
Time
Signal
00
Ellen
Harris
15
Carson
Robison
and
His
Buckaroos"
30
Melody
Time
45
"Rita
Martin's
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Kitchen"
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the
Air
15
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Time
30
Weather
Report
31
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Period
35
Recorded
Interlude
45
Personal
Album
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25
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Broadcast
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:
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Afternoon
Concert
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Broadcast
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NEW
LIGHTHOUSE
TENDER
Here
is
a
picture
of
the
launching
a
few
days
ago
from
the
Bur-rard
Dry
Dock
at
North
Vancouver
of
the
new
11
ghthouse
tender
Alexander
Mackenzie
which
will
replace
the
present
tender
Birnie
operating
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
Alexander
Mackenzie
is
150
feet
long
and
is
diescl
powered.
She
is
to
be
ready
for
commission
here
by
the
end
of
April.
The
vessel
will
carry
a
complement
of
120
men.
iPlcture,
Courtesy
Vancouver
Sunt
I
11
I
jy.
.'OA.
iMMI-Mti-
Wb
.
We've
Done
It
Again!
PEOPLES
STORE
Colossal
Sale
GIRLS
AND
INFANTS
WEAR
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
THE
FA
Mniic
.
2
2
2
AND
VmaXJ'?1
Waterfront
-
-
Whiffs
pos-slbie
traffic
flow,
road
improvement
plans,
International
regulations,
loading
slips,
hotel
faculties
etc.
Officers
of
the
United
States
defenc
department
at
Washington
'
are
re-jorted
to
be
.
studying
designs
for
two
car
ferries
which
would
operate
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Haines
and
possibly
be
used
In
hauling
fuel
and
supplies
bc-
ACTIB
CIN(
I
"FAUST
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
-
Don
Mexser's
and
His
Islanders
3:30
International
Com.
3:40
Divertimento
4:00--Bnrnic
Braden
Tells
a
Story
HIGHLIGHTS
FROM
Famous
tier
OPFBftS
1HC1UDING
'MERRYVIW
'
tween.
'Prince
Rupert
and
Haines
lloat
Buildins
Slack
These
Days
Ice
Bad
On
Skecna
Winter
Hits
Waterfront
nilAKER
CU".
'SFRIWG
CHKKf,
f
and
possibly
be
used
In
hauling
'
fuel
and
supplies
for
some
of
Mhe-
bases
'
alone
the
Alaska
The
boat
building
and
repairing
industry'
in
j
nishwy.
i
I.AMi
1U
I.IMKV
M
T
!
HE:
Corltflcnlc
of
Title
No.
32110
Of
XI"
.FOR
"PACUACCI
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Printing
I
to
Lot
One
11.
Block
Thtrty-I
seven
137).
Action
Hevrn
(71,
CI-!
l.v
of
Prlnrc
Rupert.
Map
023
1
I"
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
io.ss
cf
tin-
iibovi?
CVrtlllcutr
of
Title
issued
in
the
name
of
Levi
Freo-!
st-nd.
liiis
been
filed
In
this
office,
i
notice
is
hereby
given
that
I
(shall
!
at
the
eNplmtlon
of
one
mouth
from
j
tiie
(Into
of
Hi
first
publication
hereof,
issue
ii
Provisional
Certificate
oC
I
I'M
U-
in
lieu
of
said
liwt
Certificate.
'Miles;;
111
Ihe
mciinttnie
Ytllid
ohjec-I
tiou
be
nii'cie
to
mc
in
writing.
I
DATF.U
at
Ihe
land
Registry
Of-
lice.
Prince
Kuprrt.
11.
C.
this
lath
r'ny
ct
Jiinunry.
1950.
A.
D.
Andrew
Thompson
Prince
Rupert
is
presently
a
t
an
almost
complete
j
:
"
-
standstill
as
no
major
construction
or
overhauling
at
Kawked
i"
.......
J
.
Havln
been
late
in
leaving
job
is
bemo;
done
by
any
of
the
various
boat
ti,
shops,
j
Vancouver
wedesd'ay
night
be-Tony
Crawley,
owner
of
the
Cow
Hay
Boat
Works,
cause
of
au
accident
when
a
blames
the
-slump
on.
the
lack
of
fish
in
IMS
and
the
,
5SubS5rk
hel'after'S
exlrenie
cold
vm.Uier
so
far
this
-
:-T
and
knocked
It
down
as
the
Ca:
year.
uw
travelliiiB
public,
he
is
sur.jnwsun
,.avj'ng
the
com-
"The
fishermen
(han't
make
Vived
by
a
widow
In
Vancouver.
;
pany
,
cjociii
Union
steamer
a
large
amount
of
money
last
j
rjhlleotln,
Capt.
Harry
McLean.
year
and,
therefore,
the
cle-
Th(,
cur
u,rl.y
pi.oJ(,ct
along
j
did
not
arrive
In
port
until
8
mandator
overhauling
is
not
so
th(;
Inside
paJiS!Jije
between
1
o'clock
last
evening
from
the
great,"
he
said
Prince
Rupert
and
Haines,
1
south,
The
Chilcotin
was
carry-
Avail
yourself
of
our
cxficricnpcc
and
vrrsalilily.
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
V.
1
'
I
BKSNKR
BLOCK
PHONE
231
r'iuly
KcB!.'rur
of
Titles
(4a)
HOLLYWOOD
cue
crawicy
s
boat
snop
is
ai
pre-
.
.
k
wo..1(.
hnk
thc
ln
short
makeshift
after
CIVIC
CENTRE
WED.,
FEB.
8rh
8:30
!
Reserved
$.!iC.
$
25
Aiiuil.s
$!
()')
-
Slu.!
i
T
1CKETS
AT
')RV.i;3
AND
CIVIC
CENTRE
jvlth
several
higlily
interesting
Hut
Xrnzen
ii)
ur
hs
pictures.
Ihe
water
oil
Although
he
has
been
with-
A.-i.iliiig
la
1
1
ir-
fcr.i
.
nit
running
water
since
Christ-
yropasak
bv
the
n-,
-nas
In
the
long
frcc.e-up
W
hicn
terms
of
lit
()
Iimi
'las
hit
the
water
front
as
well
ni'-nts
which
arc
mt
as
the
uptown
coiiiniuiiity
of
tion.
Alex
OurJo:;
Prince
RiiM'rl.
Caretaker
Jim
aent
(
I
the
I'mi'd
F.
Vtoffat
reiMHts
that
"All's
Weft"
anil
Allied
Welters'
f:
U
the
Prince
Rowing
and
Yacht
Vancouver,
has
born
21ub
There
arc
some
thirty
w.tli
the
lM-yl
Xcm
ooats
wintering
afloat
at
the
ihe
past
week
One
au
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFK
IN
THE
CITY
Slaena
River
Highway
and
the
mast
pending
replacement
of
Haines
Cut-Off,
thereby
pro-
the
regular
steel
stick
at
the
viding
an
alleinai
ivo
or
cotnple.
conclusion
of
this
voyage.
Tlie
ment
to
the
Alaska
Highway,
is
Chilcotin
sailed
at
4
a.
for
not
a
dead
issue
although
the
Mussel
Inlet
points
and
wi'll
be
sent
completing
two
13
foot
powered
tenders
for
Department
of
Fisheries
patrol
vessels.
The
Kaien
Industries
bojit
house,
also
at
Cow
Bay,
is
repairing
Clarence
Campbell's
halibut
boat
Joan
Baker.
OPIN
FROM
3:30
P.M
to
3:30
A.M.
j
Qk
I.AMI
uii.ivntv
ACT
UK:
Certifllllte
of
Title
No.
31007-1
lo
llloik
r'our
(41.
Hulxllvlslon
of
I
hi),
four
Theiii:uind
One
Hundred
mid
Kijjuleeu
(11
IB),
llaniie
Klve
l.'i.
Cuiibl
Uistrlet..
said
to
con-l;iill
One
neelnlHl
fcilx
Nine
(1.6U)
neres.
more
or
less.
Mtip
1402
H'HKKfc'AH
satibfnetory
proof
of
loss
of
the
ntiove
Certificate
of
Ti
utilities
of
United
States
fed-
back
here
tomorrow
to
sail
at
eral
budgeting
may
make
the
9
p.
m.
on
her
return
to
Van
CHOP
SUEY-tHOW
MEIN
,
undertaking
wait
over
for
at
;
couvef
and
waypolnts.
Ice
Conditions
on
the
Skcena
,cxst
another
year
before
the
River
are
making
hazardous
Fur
Outside
Orders
PHONE
IIS
JaS
green
light
for
Us
financing
can
Thc
Department
of
Fisheries
be
given.
Meantime,
Col.
John
:
has
has
Issued
issued
a
a
'
special
special
reprint
reprint
facht
Club
and
all
are
In
"
good
held
on
Tuesday
nirt
n
uid
another
i
I
fhape
,
Only
,
one
of
...
he
vessels
,
v
eek
from
Canadian
Geographical
Journal
of.
an
article
on
"The,"
cf'nK
"s
tfJ
T
,h,s.Sul
Noyes,
head
of
the
Alaska
Roac
Commission
is
following
thc
mat-
iiiulay.
Details
:
ut
twice
daily.
Immobile
these
po.sals
arc
not
being
They're
NEW
The
'50
FORD
cold
(lays,
the
pit
asure-
vcs-iel
pending
final
(Jul
have
been
drained
although
in
presentation
to
the
tcr
up
and
is
endeavoring
tojSkeena
River
Salmon
Investl-have
the
Canaalan
authorities
,
gallon"
by
Dr.
A.
L,
Pritchard,
keep
the
Canadian
section
of
thc
(
who
carried
out
the
lnvcstiga-Haines
Highway
open
during;
tioji
for
many
years
and
during
'most
cases
heaters
are
being
Hubert
Miinti'.oni'iv
is
the
approaching
certain
locations.
Still
in
Prince
Rupert
are
two
school
teachers
from
Port
Essington
who
have
not
been
able
to
return
clue
to
the
chunks
of
frozen
water.
The
Hillside,
Capt.
George
Currie,
attempted
to
deliver
the
teachers
to
Es-singtorj.
twice
during
the
last
two
weeks
but
was
forced
to
return.
Thin,
sharp
edged
ice
flows
would
cause
considerable
damage
to
the
unsheathed
ves-
xept
going
steadily,
the
owners
of
the
local
Union
a
jo-operating
with
the
caretaker
CardiU'r
is
secretary
by
giving
close
personal
at
the
winter
in
future
so
tha
trucking
operation,
which
com
the
past
year
was
moved
from
this
coast
to
Ottawa
where
he
is
now
director
of
fish
culture
WAYS
NEW
menced
during
last
year
with
tention
with
calls
night
and
day.
de
issued
in
the
name,
of
Milton
Allison
has
been
frhxl
In
this
office,
i.otice
is
hereby
Riven
that
I
shall,
j't
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
dntc
of
first
publication
hure-hereof.
Issue
a
Provisional
Certifi-cute
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
Lost
(Vrtificiitp,
unless
in
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
mc
In
writing.
IJATF.D
at
the
Land
P.retstry
Office.
Prince
Kupcrt.
B.
C.
this
10th
day
of
January.
IftiO.
A.
D.
Andrew
Thompson
Deputy
Rcylotrur
of
Titles
(40)
MITICl;
OF
t
u.i.A'i
ion
of
iii;m;hve
Notice
is
hcrebv
given'
thut
the
reserve
against
the
disposition
of
crown
ictroleum
anc
aHUural
gas
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
will
be
lifted
at
12
o'clock
noon
February
1,
1950,
af-ler
which
time
applications
for
permits
under
the
provisions
of
the
'Petroleum
and
Natural
Clas
Act''
tnuy
be
submitted
to
the
Superintendent
of
Lands.
Deportment
of
Lands
and
Forests.
Victoria.
Ciroriji;
P.
Melroao
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests
:
Victoria
.
B.
C.
January
111.
luuO.
'
(25)
goods
.reaching
the
coast
at
I
for
the
Department
of
Fisher-
Lack
r
'
of
tho
!es.
The
article,
,
e
giving
a
u
stalls-
j
I
w"tfr
,nany
normal
i.nrmi
rti.
outlets
Into
(I,..
...nt..
Prince
Rupert,
from
the
United
along
the
water-
tical
and
historical
background!
States,
may
be
carried
out
The
&
Wis
aaim.
i
-
s-r
sel.
On
the
.Hillside
Thursday
prince
Rup0rt
chamber
of
Corn-
Southbound
fnim
St
tcr
a
regular
f
i
r!
nigh
voyage,
CP.R.
;.U
amor
Norah,
Capt.
Graham
i-due
in
port
at
3:45
Hit-and
will
sail
at
5:30
:
Falls
and
Vancouver.
made
the
regular
weekly
trip
of
the
Skeena
salmon
fisheries,
!
"
'"-"B
-
discusses'
various
problems
of
j
"'f
fr
operation
of
some
the
fishery
and
Is
illustrated
!
0
"le
lndUh;trils
to
say
nothing
i
of
thc
people
who
live
In
boau
'ymm'm0.
I
and
waterfront
shacks.
Water
I
II
C
III
ft
f
l
A
I
)
I
carry'nB
ls
l!lc
rlvr
of
the
clay.
mercc
and
E.
T.
Applewhalte
are
using
their
influence
with
the
same
end
In
view
and
have
been
afked
to
provide
information
for
Col.
Novcs
in
regard
to
L
5
i
MEW
ROYAL
Some
of
thc
oil
plants
are
el-
Classified
ads
brli.i
rmfiini
mmm
A
-
to
Skeena
slough
canneries
with
supplies,
and
no
great
difficulty
was
encountered.
Other
canneries
in
the
Skeena
River
f
lough
are
being
endangered
by
iloating
ice
piling
up
against
the
wharves.
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bus
been
done
and,
should
a
sudden
break-up
occur
the
situation
mgihl
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critical
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herrinj;
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again
at
1
a.m.
Friday
at
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Inlet
after
a
week's
lay-off
due
to
the.
in-.
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cold
weather.
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a
short
time
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only
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