TONITE
Prime
tlupctt
DaUp
J3cius
,
Saturday,
March
5,
1949
"MY
WHO
IRUi
6:43
-
9:06-
---
Waterfront
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SUNDAY
M1DNITE
0?
flAKUY
BARNES
n
M
KI)NA
UKST
in
ti
nm-mit
PRISON
tff
SAVE'
WALLACE'S
Spring
Material
For
The
Whole
Family
By
all
means
sec
Wallace's
large
new
stock
of
materials
for
Spring.
Time
to
sew
for
Mother,
Daughter,
Baby,
Father
and
Son
.
.
.
YES,
materials
for
the
entire
:
'city
With
WITHOUT
BARS'
Seiners
Head
For
Queen
Charlottes
Canning.
Clams
Here
Beam
Trawlers
Are
Operating!
Wi
a
J
--5Tu
With
tlie
completion
of
the
herring
season
on
the
north
coast,
a
few
seiners
have
"one.
to
the
Queen
Charlottes
to
prospect
an
area
that
in
the
last
few
years
has
failed
to
yield
anv
of
the
silver
fish,
A
I
couple
of
boats
have
set
out
to
investigate
herring
WALLACE'S
o
6Wr.se
signs
olf
the
Islands.
"
All
along
the
eoa:;l
the
herring
Gardiner,
union
secretary,
were
fleet,
lias
returned
to
port
to
fit
appointed
as
delegates
to
the
convention.
They
will
carry
with
them,
in
addition
to
the
anti-red-baiting
resolution,
briefs
urging
changes
in
the
income
tax,
unemployment
insurance,
provincial
labor
legislation
and
the
open
sale
of
margarine.
.
out
for
other
types
of
fishery
later
in
flic
season.
The
herring
season
tliis
year
was
one
of
the
best
in
recent
years
from
the
fishermen's
standpoint
and
certainly
one
of
the
largest
from
the
standpoint
of
number
of
tons
of
fish
cauphl.
Clam
digging
and
canning
is
"Now
remember,
not
a
word
to
mother
about
this!"
grandfather,
It
was
the
proud
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prime
It
ii
pert
James
Griffin,
Seward,
Alaska;
H.
O.
T.
Perry,
Prince
George;
J.
Faires,
Vancouver;
J.
Anderson,
Brown's
Mill;
-
A.
Berg,
Vancouver;
J.
F.
Sequin,
Montreal;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hend-rick,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Hansen,
Tort
Essington;
Mrs.
J.
Brown,
Port
Essington;
M.
Pala-gian,
Kwinitsa.
'Aiui
sum
ntf
H'lw
it
lil
Ufn
tl,-Vun
im
tnV.
II,
.
ISLAND
MAN
PIES
HERE
Frederick
Kuucne
Anderson,
a
well-known
Queen
Charlotte
City
fisherman,
died
in
hospital
here
Friday
afternoon
after
an
Illness
of
several
months.
He
was
41
years
old.
Born
in
Norway,
Mr.
Anderson
came
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
three
years
ago
from
Lake
Cowichan,
Vancouver
Jsland.
He
had
been
in
hospital
)cre
since
January
21.
He
is
survived
by
his
wife
and
V
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v
t...
J
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.....
n.ivi.
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vuu-
Lllrlt,
J
ill
'
;
'
let
was
unveiled
although
his
.u,i
.T.1
,
.
:
1
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I
under
way
in
the
district.
Mil-
iUIiiili
lf
tUUlU
HUL
Uiottlli
Quite))
(l
)
on
a
bronze
tablet
at
the
entrance
to
the
hockey
rink
as
a
constant
reminder
to
the
townsfolk
of
their
sacrifice.
.
Among
the
names
is
thai
of
oiurs
Mmo
I....
i
-..".
urn
in
my
m;
see
Il.nldo
again.-
the
iclters.
Almost
blind
in:,
brucc
waited
for
the
sunniest
day
of
the
week
so
that
h
ecould
distinguish
the
outlines
of
the
structure.
(Tilot
Officer
ilacldo
Eric
Von
FIN
All
SESSION
OF
CO-OPERATIVE
Speeding
up
of
the
installation
of
a
breakwater
and
the
completion
of
a
road
to
the
new
fishermen's
floats
at
Wcstview
Bay
on
the
west
end
of
the
waterfront
was
urged
at
the
general
meetings
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
held
here
this
week.
A
strong
lcrd's
cannery
at
Seal
Cove
is
putting
up
clams,
the
only
cannery
on
the
north
coast
now
doing
so.
The
clams
ure
being
dug
by
natives
in
Kitkalla
Inlet,
Porcher
Island,
and
on
the
west
coast
of
Dundas
Island.
Clam
diggers
are
being
paid
IV2
cents
a
pound
on
the
grounds
and
12a
Bruce,
former
hockey
star,
whoi
TOWN
CENTRE
IN
WAR
MEMORIAL
Hockey
Star
One
ol
Second
World
War
Heroes
Commemorated
BRACEBRIDGE,
Ont.,
fi
This
Northern
Ontario
town's
new
community
centre
has
been
completed
as
a
memorial
to
44
men
who
died
in
action
during
the
Second
World
War.
Their
names
are
emblazoned
Hazel,
all
of
whom
are
at
present
in
the
city.
Funeral
arrangements
have
not
yet
ten
Advertise
In
ih
died
at
his
air
gunner's
post
in
t
two
daughters,
Margaret
and
completed.
a
Halifax
Domoer
over
Oer-1
cents
dclievef
ed
at
the
cannery
i
r
e
s
b
1
u
t
i
o
n
on
these
matters,
many.
A
bruising
deienceman,
Bruce
was
considered
the
town's
most
colorful
and
fearless
player.
For
Tom
Bruce,
Haddo's
for
unshclled
clams.
!
which
have
been
hanging
fire
fc:--:
FUEL
(
for
some
lime,
was
passed
for
submission
to
the
federal
De-1
partment
of
Public
Works.
Other
i
i
avi
rHE
CANADIAN
ARMY
"INSURANCE
FOR
FEACE"J
-imr-z
j-w-w
IS
HOW
resolutions
urged
the
federal
i
government
to
dredge
the
Del-!
..
I
I
I
and
ml
katla
Slough
near
Massett
and
to
instal
a
breakwater
for
the
Hiignt,
beam
trawlers
arc
operating
in
Hecate
Straits
at
the
present
time,
delivering
cargoes
both
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
with
fair
regularity,
despite
a
recent
drop
in
the
price
of
flatfish.
Prices
dropped
by
as
much
as
a
cent
to
a
cent
and
a
half
a
pound
a
short,
lime
ago.
Among
the
various
types
of
fish
caught,
by
the
trawlers,
sole
are
protection
of
the
trolling
fleets'
PILOTS
WANTE
D
B.C.
Pilotage
Authority
'Appl!Hl.iiiis
rrtini
quallfircl
persons?
to
enter
the
PiloUie
Service
in
Uio
British
Columbia
Pilotage
DlRtrict
are
invited
by
the
Depnrt-ment
ol'
Transport.
coiulltioiiHl
on
the
applicant
beliiK
able
to
puss
an
examination
on
pilotage
and
related
subjects.
OiiHlirimtlmis
lieiiuired
Applicant
must
be
a
British
subject,
resident
in
Canada,
.etwecn
the
acs
of
30
and
50,
of
good
character
and
habits,
and
wltli
a
i.'ood
record
of
service
at
sea.-A
certificate
of
health,
eyesight
Rnd
hearing
must
accompany,
application.
A
certificate
of
Competency
of
a
grade
not
lower
than
Mas-iter,
Tugboat
Honw
Trade,
with
proof
of
at
least
three
years
servile
as
MiiHter,
or
not
less
than
one
year's
service
as
Master
and
for
the
bnlnnce
of
the
qualifying
period
above
mentioned
double
service
as
Chief
Officer
or
First
Mute
in
a
vessel
required
by
the
Cininda
Shipping
Act
to
carry
a
certificated
mate,
this
service
to
bo
performed
in
a
vessel
engaged
in
the
coastal
trade
of
British
Columbia.
(Certificate
of
Competency
and
testimonials
must
;
not
nooompany
application.)
.
Applications
for
examination,
in
the
applicant's
own
handwriting,
must
bo
in
the
hands
of
the
Superintendent
of
Pilots.
Federal
Build-in;:,
Vancouver,
B.C..
not
later
than
March
20,
1940.
An
examination
'
will
he
held
on
o'
about
April
18.
1949.
for
establishing
an
eligible
list
from
which,
as
necessary,
appointments
of
probationary
pilots
for
the
District
will
be
marie.
OUiiwn,
Februiry
28,
1919.
J.
'.
I
i;ssl!l
IX'puly
Minister
of
Transport.
which
assemble
there.
j
The
meeting
approved
a
differential
of
2V2c
per
pound
be-j
tween
camp-landed
fish
and
fish
delievcrcd
to
port.
The
Co-op
gathering
spent
some
time
in
consideration
ofi
now
bringing
four
cents
a
pound
where
formerly
they
brought
five.
Prices
are
somewhat
higher
in
Vancouver,
which
accounts
for
the
movement
of
.some
of
the
catches
direct
to
that
port.
conservation
matters,
much
in
terest
being
displayed
both
in
i
M
'
I
I
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:
:w-
:
.
.
ee
the
M
conservation
and
curtailment.
'
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.
k
i
i
n
A
standing
committee
on
con-
j
t
"
,
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.
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.V-
:
display..
scrvalion
was
appointed
to
con-
si.st
of
Barney
Roald,
O.
Olaf-;
A
resolution
opposing
current
"red
baiting"
in
Canada
will
be
Ron
Npk
TC.mirl
Tvivr
F.ifKvik
nnrl
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1
KASV
TERMS
UP
TO
IS
M0NTlll(
1
1
rTlid,
bJ
PHnCC
RUPCrli
Carpenter,
local.
United
Fishermen
and
Al-
.
.
,.,
Tt
.aa
nlu
n
!
i
,
bed
Workers'
Union,
to
the
fifth
,,,...
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1
.
ANOTHER
"EXCLUSIVE"
AT
I
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.
t
UL11UI
1
lltO,
1
1
U
11
bl
II
1
power
rights
to
industrial
inter-1
trM
iordon&Mnde
e.sts,
to
ascertain
from
the
Department
of
Fisheries
that
fish-cry
spawning
areas
would
not
'
be
adversely
affected.
Advance
prices
fpr
fish
in
annual
convention
of
the
provincial
union
at
Vancouver
on
March
21.
The
resolution
was
among
several
which
have
been
approved
by
(he
local.
At
a
meeting
of
the
local
-in
the
Mctropole
Hall
Thursday
ni'iht,
Angus
Macphce
and
R.
L.
1949
were
discussed
and
It
was
i
to
EX
MERCHANT
SEAMEN
Citizen-
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
8IIIPBUILDERQ
AND
ENGINEERS
oldier
Mp
d
CHIROPRACTOR
fh
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to
12:110
p.m.
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--
left
to
the
local
bnard
of
directors
and
the
board
of
Hie
British
Columbia
Co-operative
Federation
to
decide
on
these.
;
The
meeting
accepted
an
invitation
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
to
an
organizing
conference
with
co-operative
fishermen
late
in
March
when
matters
of
interest
to
all
fishermen
will
be
taken
up.
Delayed
.somewhat
by
low
fog
along
the
coast,
the
Union
;;t"ani
r
Coqultlain,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
(locked
here
at
1:43
Friday
afternoon
on
her
weekly
failing
from
Vancouver.
She
sailed
kiKt
night
(or
Massett
and
Prt
Clements
for
her
foVt-niKhtly
trip
to
the
north
Island.
She
carried
nine
passengers
for"
Iron
and
Brass
Oasunga
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
is
l
lie
7
('
!
MM
14
If
you
are
under
thirty
years
of
age
and
have
ceased
to
tie
employed
at
.sea
or
reeeh
c
'permission
to
leave
.such
employment,
and
liave
received,
or
are
eligible
to
r.-ecive.
ii
lionun
under
the
Merchant
Seamen
Special
litmus
Order
or
the
Mereliitnt
Seamen
War
Service
Honun
Order
(
1
J)
1
1
)
you
may
he
eligible,
for
vocational
training,
subject
to
(lie
approval
of
the
Department
of
Transport.
If
you
are
eligible
your
fees
will
be
paid
and
you
will
receive
living
allowances
of
SM.0.00
monthly
if
single
and
$1)0.00
niontlily
if
married,
with
luldilional
al-lcvvaiK'es
for
lepeiidents.
Pl'licalions
for
the
training
must
be
made
before
June
30th,
It)
19,
through
the
nearest
district
office
of
the
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
where
complete
information
can
be
secured.
CALLS
to
make
cliani'H
in
your
iTfii.ut''""1.
We
will
be
Klail
to
assist
you
in
aitf
1
nients
contemplated.
l,i,,.l.
ml
lii
sec
ifitt
Tince
Rupert
and
oifc
from
'.
ancouver
to
Port
Clements.;
HAZELTON
GIRL
IS
DEAD
HERE
Norma
Sally
Robinson
of
Haz
Today,
the
Reserve
Force
Soldier
carries
on
in
niiitiy
ways
tlie
tradition
of
the
pioneers.
lie
reflects
their
npitit
of
building
and
guarding.
I'or,
like
the
pioneer,
lie
is
a
Citizen-Soldier
with
a
keen
sense
of
duly
to
the
community,
recognizing
the
need
to
keep
Canada
growing
to
keep
Canada
strong
and
at
peace.
The
co-operation
and
active
support
of
Canadians
from
every
walk
of
life
is
important,
for
the
Reserve
l
orce
is
a
vital
part
of
Canada's
defence
system.
The
new
Reserve
Tone
has
a
lot
to
offer;
Trade
and
technical
training;
athletic
programmes;
,
Active
Service
rates
of
pay
for
time
ss.,;',
spent
in
training
and
summer
camp.
&y&Jt
'
'lC
cservc
l'or!
Armoury
is
a
meeting
lS
place
where
you
can
make
new
friends.
TO
BLUE
846
tlition
for
tlie
lieavy
work
seasoiivvlu
SEE
US
FOIt
YOUR
REFRtOERATIUN
Itj
1"'
Wnlk.in
P,..w.h.;.i
I'lwdeiS
liRINGS
PROMn1,
EXI'KRT
SFKVICK
SAANICH
Plumbing
&
Heating
it
inn
in
J
k
muni
in
vyu""-'-'
Cabinets
Ice
Cream
(';'
Domestic
Kef
rijjcrators
Northern
B.C.PowerCo.
el
I
on
passed
away
this
morning
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
where
she
had
been
a
patient
for
the
last
several
months.
She
is
survived
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
Molly
Robinson,
and
a
sister,
Margaret,
both
of
whom
arc
at
present
in
the
city.
The
body
will
be
sent
to
llazelton
for
burial.
AIR
PASSE.WGEIIS
1
To
Vancouver-Miss
II.
Stokes,
J.
W.
Dawson,
J.
Faires,
J.
Black.
'
To
Sandspit-J.
Chell,
s.
Par-
yell
;
From
Vancouver
Capi.
J.
Faires,
Capt.
L.
Dakln,
$
A.
Jefferd,
E.
T.
Applewhall.rj
H.
llel'iciM.n,
M.
F.
Stuart.
Prince
Rupert's
Finest
lOatinr
I
Mace
BROADWAY
CAFE
BEST
FOOD
rUULlSHKD
UNDER
THE
AUTHORITY
OF
The
lion.
Milton
F.
Gregg,
V.C.,
The
Hon.
Lionel
t'licvricr,
Minister
of
Veterans
Affairs
Minister
of
Transport
Newly'
Re-Open
COOKING
SCAMPERS
1).
Kckrrs.
From
Sandsiiilv
Mr.
Walry.
-M,
Jolinson,
V..3;?
BLUE
BUTT
WHITE
BAPTONE
PINK
r
GOLD
IS
CREAM
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rude
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B.)
Vonr
favourite
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display
at
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351
West
thitd
O.
Casey
was
sentenced
to
tlie
time
he
had
already
served
in
jail
when
he
was
found
(jullty
by'
Magistrate
W.
1).
Vance
this
mornijuj
on
a
charge,
of
being
intoxicated
in
a
public
place.
He
was
taken
into
custody
by
the
police
Friday
afternoon.
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