6
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TODAY
4:55
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0:50
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pm.
Prfnct
tlupcrf
Dailp
J3cto
Saturday,
June
i,
1949
r
frigerator
car
which
has
been;
It
Is
only
early
June
but
tour-designed
by
the
Fisheries
Re-
Ista
are
already
becoming
fre-scarch
Board
of
Canada.
There
quent
along
the
Prince
Rupert
streets.
Canadian
Pacific
Steam-shipment
will
bo
a
similar
experimental;
from
Halifax
to
Prince,
ships
already
have
two
of
their
Rupert.
Such
experimental
ship-
vessels
Princess
Louise
and
SUNDAY
MITOTe
JOHN
JOIIN
IRELAND
IRELAND
'
Waterfront
--Whiffs
I
!
I
:!
MERRY
MAY
:
FINE
MONTH
i
ments
have
already
been
made'
Princess
Norah
on
the
summer
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
ir.n.
vanrnnvpr
to
the
Dralries
i
Alaska
run
and
the
Princess
p.
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Kathleen,
not
seen
here
in
many
JANE
RANDOLPH
"OPEN
SECRET"
"Willi
but
these
will
be
the
first
transcontinental
shipments.
Otto
C.
Young,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
chief
mechanical
and
re-friceration
engineer
for
the
a
year,
will
be
arriving
June
17
on
her
first
voyage
northbound.
The
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
P.
I..
Leslie,
was
here
from
11
a.m.
!
Jiunshine
Plentiful
and
I
Rainfall
Not
So
Heavy
1
May
was
a
characteristically
'fine
month
from
the
weather
'
standpoint
in
Prince
Rupert.
Sunshine
beamed
for
141.3
full
hours
on
twenty-six
days
and
cm
iLcoui
Minister
Admits
Prince
Rupert's
Leadership
As
Fishing
Port
Urges
More
Orderly
Fishing
Experimental
Shipments
Here
1
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Y
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r
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.
.
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
i
to
1
p.m.
yesterday
northbound.
MUNUAT
-
III
til)
AY
The
Princess
Norah,
Cap'..
Graham
Hughes,
is
here
this
afternoon
southbound.
Canada,
will
be
here
in
connection
with
the
shipments.
BREAKWATER
AND
ROAD
At
Fairview
Bay
Mr.
Mayhew
inspected
the
new
fishermen's
;
the
rain
held
off
to
3
2
inches:
on
thirteen
days.
The
ther-
j
mometer
ranged
between
68
and
i
I
32
above.
.
m
m
"It
will
be
a
long;
time
before
Prince
Rupert
will
"On.
nl
IV.
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I;
IT:.
mi.
houid
art
be
taking
second
place
to
any
port
in
Canada
for
fish
i
so
far
this
year
the
sunshine
handling
facilities,
commented
Hon.
K.
W.
May
hew.
floats
and
said
that,
immediate-
,
has
totalled
362.7
hours
com-
fefjerai
minister
-
-
of
.
.
fisheries,
as
he
took
a
.
few
..
minutes
!
,
J
on
his
return
to
Ottawa,
he
Dared
i
..
with
.i.v.
502.5
CflO
K
hours
c
in
in
the
trio
'
I.
TTokav-Ww
......
Friday
evening,
as
usual,
saw
two
vessels
of
the
Union
Steamships
in
port.
The
Coqultlam,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
on
time
at
1
p.m.
from
Vancouver,
sailing
at
10
p.m.
for
south
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
would
take
all
steps
possible
to
expedite
the
construction
of
the
breakwater
for
which
a
large
J
corresponding
period
of
i
year.
The
precipitation
!
year
to
date
has
been
this
of
a
busy
day
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
minister
had
just
,1
i
been
on
a
waterfront
tour,
'tht
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co
mpared
Wi'h
l
3189i
inches
!
l0Clli
jish
handling
plants
from
fishing
industry
In
Prince
Ru-jbeen
made.
He
also
noted
the
points
whence
she
will
return
CARTOON
NEWS
BOYS'
SUMMER
PLAY
CLOTHES
Cold
Pert-
ne
was
in
reBard
to
the
i
importance,
of
the
government
here
tomorrow
afternoon
to
sail
The
official
weather
summary
i
the
Canadian
Fish
and
tuna
hunt
and
investigation
j
ouuaing
its
pari
oi
me
roaa
to:soutn
at
iu
p.m.
rne
steamer
,
for
May:
!
storage
Co.
at
Seal
Cove
to
the
i
Maximum
temperature,
68
on
prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-1
May
8.
j
operative
at
Fairview
Bay
in-
Minimum.
32
on
Miy
3.
j
eluding
calls
at
the
Fish
Ex-
connect
the
city
with
the
floats.
Catala,
with
Capt.
Ernest
Shep-He
could
see
some
engineering'
pard
back
in
command
after
an
problems
in
the
level
crossing
extended
vacation
aohore.
ar-and
the
building
of
a
road
on
rived
at
7
p.m.
from
the
south.
which
Is
to
be
carried
out
this
summer
in
Queen
Charlotte
Island
offshore
waters.
The
other
announcement
was
that
experi-
L
.
Mean
temperature.
48.8:!4.
change,
central
halibut
row
and
mental
shipments
of
fish
wi'lj
the
railway
right-of-way
but
felt
sailing
jit
midnight
on
her
re-be
made
from
Prince
Rupert
to'
that
some
satisfactory
solution
turn
to
Vancouver
and
way-Halifax
this
June
in
a
new
re-'
would
be
worked
out.
I
points.
FRIDAY
IS
.
.
.
FRESH
FISH
DAY
AT
Maximum
barometer,
30.23
on
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
estab-
May
16.
iLshment.
Undoubtedly,
the
min-
Minimum
temperature,
29.20
isler
llad
mvich
impressed
on
May
1.
with,
the
commodiousness
and.
Rainfall,
3.2
inches
on
thirteen
'
modernity
of
these
local
plants.
days.
Speaking
of
the
fishing
pic-
Sunshine,
141.3
hours
on
26
ture
generally
in
Canada,
Mr.
days.
Mayhew
remarked
that
he
did
i
Maximum
wind
velocity,
4S
not
think
the
people
of
Canada
,
miles
per
hour
from
southeast
as
a
Whole
realize
the
future
on
May
5.
j
thpr
is
for
the
industry
a
TERRACE
MEAT
MARK
Meats
Butter
Eggs
pu!tr
QUALITY
SERVICE
!
',
a
future
that
is
not
dependent
:
j
upon
export
of
fish
either
but
1
It's
getting
around
to
the
sal-'
COuld
be
vastly
developed
by
the
I
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j
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iv
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UUUU
JLIIUa
-
f
tr.on
fishing
season
and
a
pack,
greater
use
of
fish
and
fishery
larger
than
last
year's
is
looked
products
in
the
domestic
mar
BOYS'
WEAR
:
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TRUNKS
SHORTS
TEE
SHIRTS
SLACKS
a
2
OVERALLS
SOCKS
For
Every
Age
5
!
RUPERT
MENS
Z
AND
BOYS
S
WEAR
Your
Walch
lid
ilea
(ion
.
.
,
Here
are
a
few
very
for.
Numerous
natives
were
in
town
during
the
latter
part
of
May,
partly
by
reason
of
Victoria
Day
celebration,
out
by
this
time
most
of
them
ha-.e
gone.
There
is
preliminary
work
to
be
done
before
the
cannrik-s
settle
down
to
the
rgular
business
of
a
season.
kets
of
Canada
and
the
United
States.
He
pointed
out
that
Canada's
fish
catch
in
one
year
had
been
1.400,000.000
pounds
and
United
States.
940.000.000
an
average
of
only
eleven
pounds
per
person
per
year.
That
was
not
a
very
large
fish
consumption
and
appeared
to
leave
lots
of
room
for
domestic
merchan
Isn't
quite
complete
until
you
have
learnet
that
our
makes
or
watches
are
right
at
the
top
when
it
conies
to
reputations.
There
are
many
reasons
why
this
is
i
if
7
.'
dizing
and
market
expansion.
Hej
believed
that
consumption
oJ
,
fish
in
Canada
would
Increase;
as
better
marketing
and
distri-j
U.S.
CEMENT
1-
!
-
And
not
one
reason
ever
came
by
accicieut
I
you
may
be
sure
of
that.
oution
methods
were
effected.
1
Watch
reputations
take
years
oi
buildup
and
if
you
need
a
watch,
you
had
belle:
inquire.
opinion
that
Canada
would
always
have
plenty
of
high
quality
run
nroviriine
reasonable
con
We
carry
Hamilton,
E!?in,
Grucn,
Bu!ou
Waltham,
Pierce,
Mido,
Omega
and
other
makes
Wc
guarantee
all
our
watches.
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and
fishing
methods
were
followed.
He
saw
the
sound
,
economic
future
for
the
fisheries
of
Canada
not
in
the
putting
ofj
more
gear
into
the
water
but'
rather
in
the
spreading
out
of1
the
fishing
time,
not
only
that
'
too
intensive
and
destructive
fishing
might
be
eliminated
but
that
there
might
be
a
more;
orderly
and
regular
flow
of
fresh
j
fish.
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saw
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the
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a
few
weeks.
Here
was
something
that
he
would
like
to
see
rationalized,
the
minister
said.
i
Mr.
Mayhew
made
two
inter-
Re:
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on
June
15
Millions
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have
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in
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past
four
years'
through
Coalition
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-
it
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