Prince
Rupert
Daily
New.
Saturduy,
May
18,
s
screen
DUNSCUOFT,
England
(CP)
ir
ampi
"i
Water
'rant
Comes
to
Life
as
Halibut
Fishermen
Load
For
Season
Opening
Wall.,
Wa
Joseph
DiKklington.
who
died
In
Hrr
'
HJL.V.
FLAbMfc
this
Yorkshire
town
at
aire
7l
Invalid
i.m
?
,lrcne
Tin
Tricycle
this
Carmarthen
J?
I
Pled
since
infr'M
had
set
a
record
In
1938
by
operating
a
locomotive
with
seven
coaches
at
a
speed
of
125
miles
an
hour.
TORONTO
Walrner
Broth
Two
weeks
ago,
there
was
only
experience
Hie
first
real
busi-
set
off
m
motor.;;.
IIIIIIII1U1IIIEIII
a
breath
of
activity
along
the
Jiess
since
last
summer
and
!
ers,
first
to
give
me
worm
a
talking
picture
and
first
major
Hollywood
studio
to
produce
a
WILDE
-CC
.NSTANCESMrnT
TODAY
6:50
-
9
true
third-dimensional
feature
in
"House
of
Wax,"
have
perfected
their
own
wide-screen
!
process
to
give
the
Illusion
01
j
Sunday
Midnight
Only
depth,
it
has
been
announced
by
j
TOE
SAWYER
V1KUIMA
MAYO
In
m
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
but
it
shoreworkers
'will
toil
practic-
j
developed
into
a
hurricane
in
a
ally
day
and
night
to
process
the-
;
matter
of
days,
starting
with
millions
of
pounds
or
halibut
,
J
1
Sunday
last
week.
which
will
be
.sold
on
the
local
J
B
First,
more
than
100
vessels
markets.
j
;
arriving
from
as
far
south
as
.
Oregon
and
as
far
north
as
Jun-
Tordiffc,
customs
officer!
jeau
flocked
into
port
for
the
wn0
interviewed
the
man
who!
J
j
opening
gun
of
the
halibut
sea-
took
his
family
to
sea
from
Seat-
.
B'Sun.
tie
in
a
dory
and
landed
in
dif-j
B
Strike-locked
ice
and
bait
ficulties
oil'
Butedale
in
heavy
i
H
houses
in
Alaska
turned
Ameri-
weather,
reports
that
J.
A,
Potts'
;can
boats
to
Prince
Rupert
and
has
reached
his
objective
Ket-1
2
brought
many
old-timers
back
chikan.
I
Bjto
the
port
from
which
they
first
Tordiffe
gut
word
that
when'
p
ocsan
llshing.
the
Pririce
RUpert
arrived
in
in
Jack
London'
1
'Wrecking
K
ftI
JS&
m
-
STARTS
MONDAY
Plus
Cartoon
.
"Circus
on
Ie"
une
oi
tne
Dusiesi
among.
ioai
Ketchikan
Thursday,
on
hand
to
1'waterlront
businessmen
grcctir
greet
his
wile
nd
four
small
tnildren
was
Air.
Potts,
sale
and
sound
I
Jack
L.
Warner.
1
The
new
process,
eliminating
;
the
need
for
polaroid
glasses,
will
be
known
as
WarnerScopc,
wid
the
film
executive,
a
na-
.
tive
of
London,
Ontario.
"We
will
announce
speclfica-
tions
and
details
at
an
early
date,
when
we
are
ready
to
present
a
demonstration
for
the
press
and
exhibitors,"
Warner
said.
"In
the
meantime
we
are
niuing
tins
pioctss,
which
"nks
in
importance
with
War-
-erphonic
sound,
thrce-dlmen-lonul
photography
and
Warner-Color,
Into
practical
operation
'or
our
forthcoming
product."
In
announcing
a
44-plcture
'idget
for
the
next
18
months.
A'arner
said
the
new
technique
ould
not
necessarily
rule
out
further
productions
In
Natural
!
Vision,
tne
true
third.dimen-slonnl.
polaroid
glasses
process
by
which
"House
of
Wax"
was
te
-
"CITY
BENEATH
IHE
SEA"
(2-C1
-
SCREEN
SUSPENSE
reaches
a
new
high
when
deep
sea
diver
Anthony
Quinn
is
trapped
underseas
in
this
exciting
scene
from
Universal-International's
Technirc!"r
"fhty
Beneath
the
Sea,"
starring
Robert
Ryan,
Mala
Powers,
shown
above,
Quinn
and
Suzan
Ball.
Hilo
llattie
heads
the
film's
large
supporting
cast.
Budd
Boetticher
directed.
The
show
opens
Monday
at
the
Capitol.
Allard
Orders
Officers
mm
mmm
mm
RYAN
POWERS
-QUINN-BALL
rrjy
I
old
friends
was
Bill
Bacon,
him-!
sell
a
past
fisherman
of
note
and
I
I
at
present
in
the
fish-buying
and
'
I
curin;;
business.
I
;
Bill
and
Jce
Morease
who
1
!
work
for
him
also
were
among
.
the
first
to
sigiu
and
report
the
I
crash
of
the
plane
in
the
harbor
I
Monday
afternoon
I
I
As
soon
as
the
boats
tied
on
Nlul
HATTIl
-1
UNIVtHUH
MllRtUHONAl
HC!bt
Another
customs
officer
who
spends
a
good
deal
of
his
official
time
on
the
waterfront,
spends
mosf
af
his
time
unofficially,
there
too.
Al
Faulkner
is
remodelling
a
trailer
he
bought
last
winter
into
a
pleasure
craft,
do-
CAPITOL
w.J
I'MYKits
THEATRE
Monday
Matinee
2
Of
Dressing
For
Two
You'll
love
o;ir
wonderful
collection
of
.smart
maternity
wear.
Priced
reasonably
too.
,,w.,.
cil-co
-tic
.
.
v,imcu
To
Put
Emphasis
on
Sport
fc.MJS
lODAV
7:
-
9:05
p.rr
BOB
HOPE
-
MICKEY
RUONtv"
in
"OFF
LIMITS"
Cnnadinn
rrcss
tH:i.T
Writer
I
'
three
and
four
deep
along
the
6
I
floats
and
docksi
heard
the
'
Faulkner
also
is
going
to
be
'
alarm,
they
cast
off
and
raced
to
Paying
sepcial
attention
to
the
'
ihe
scene,
where
18
survivors
Prince
Rupcrt-Ketchikan
ferry
i
were
picked
up,
and
a
possible
service
wluci
has
been
placed
tragedy
was
averted.
unde.-
his
inspection.
i
Business
alone
the
waterfront;
IN
KOREA.
-
arrived
commander
Brig.
J.
V.
Allard,
reeently-of
the
'J'tth
Canadian
Infantry
MATERNITY
WEAR
DRESSES
SKIRTS
JACKETS
CORSETS
GARTER
BELTS
BRASSIERES
THE
BIGGEST
YOU'LL
Sf
...N
'53
stretched
for
more
than
a
mile;
At
least
another
three
grain
Brigade,
hits
ordered
a
heavier
emphasis
on
sport
BIGGEST
here.
un
vessels
laning
on
iuou
sup-
ships
are
scheduled
lor
me
plies
as
well
as
bait
and
ice.
It
prhiee
Rupert
elevator,
says
is
easing
now,
for
most
of
the
superintendent
Arnold
Mills
and
In
one
of
a
series
of
confer-
boats
have
headed
"across
the
tfs
"very
likely"
that
at
least
one
ences
marking
his
assumption
bay"
where
fishing
begins
in
0I.
them
will
have
to
ride
at
an-:
of
command,
Allard
told
unit
earnest
next
week.
Chor
in
harbor
again.
we
If
are
and
sports
officers,
:
WALLACE'S
:
2
DEPT.
STORE
in
Spxtacbl
BIGGEST
In
A4vntvrl
BIGGEST
OJCWHKGilttnii
houses
will
whom
he
called
to
his
head-
Then
the
fishing
J
"That
is
if
they
come
in
.
i
bunches
like
the
last
three
did."
,
quarters:
THE
r
jv
irm
bi
Magnifktnc!
made.
In
the
list
of
forthcoming
productions
are
Broadway
hits
such
as
"Dial
for
Murder,"
to
be
made
In
3-D
by
Alfred
HUchcok.
pnd
"Mr.
Rooerts."
From
the
shelves
of
best-selling
cooks,
the
studio
has
obtained
John
Steln-back's
"East
of
Eden,"
to
be
directed
by
Elia
Kazan;
"The
High
and
Mighty"
by
Ernest
Gann,
Edna
Ferber's
"So
Big"
anl
"Quietly
My
Captain
Walts"
by
Evelyn
Eaton.
Biographic
films
w'll
Include
"So
This
Is
Love,"
which
Is
the
Orare
Moore
story,
and
"The
Eddie
Cantor
Story."
Not
the
least
of
several
highlights
will
be
"A
Star
Is
Born"
bringing
Judy
Garland
back
to
the
screen,
and
"Beggar's
Opera"
ctarrlng
Sir
Laurence
Olivier.
A
spectacular
pageant
takes
K
i
Thp
Oreek
shiD
Liontios.
is
be-
One
of
the
essentials
in
win.
-
.
mWmm
msM
F
I
(Ira
Lin
i
12
1
Phone
266
Office
opposite
Post
Office
to
put
on
a
brigade
show.
If
It
looked
feasible
they
might
form
a
permanent
brigade
concert
party.
fie
nlso
said
a
brigade
mobile
library
would
be
formed.
A
caravan-type
vehicle
would
be
fitted
up
as
a
library,
with
an
NC'O
in
charge,
and
tour
the
brigade
regularly
with
reading
matter.
"The
idea
would
be
to"
work
diit
an
rxch
nme
system
so
that
the
hooks
will
circulate
and
all
the
men
will
have
a
chance
to
(.elect
books
of
their
own
choice,"
he
said.
"We
will
have
to
improve
the
fiinlity,
too.
I
am
greatly
concerned
with
the
type
of
books
we
seem
to
have
.
cen
getting.
U'e
shall
live
1
1
"irntnge
for
a
tupply
of
books
wnich
are
not
necessarily
more
serious,
but
lng
loaded
now
and
will
not
sail
ning
a
war
is
care
for
the
physl-unul
late
next
week.
She
is;cal
and
moral
welfare
of
our
loading
wheat
and
barley
for1
men.
It
is
the
responsibility
of
Belgium
"
'
'
cvt'IV
officer
to
do
this
in
what-
ev"
ficld
hc
is
Meanwhile,
if
grain
keeps
com-
ing
and
fish
and
pulp
keep
going
"Your
responsibilities
are
not
out,
CNR
superintendent
T.
a.
i
discharged
unless
you
do
n.i
Mainorize
is
looking
forward
to!xl
a
iob
in
these
mutters
-as
one
of
the
bu:;ic.st
seasons
in!'n
anything
else,
history
on
the
northern
mainj
"Welfare
is
vif
vital
imoo,-line
anee
and
our
policy
is
going
to
to
make
sport
a
major
r;;cu-toes"
But
that
may
be
"small
pota-!be
compared
to
the
traffic
atlon'
which
will
likely
hit
the
north-;
STAUT
TOl'KN
AMENTS
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY
MARIA
MONTEZ-PAUL
CHRISTIAN
FAYE
MARLOWE
MASSIMO
SERATO
Prince
Rupert
to
TO
T
E
M
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY
Evcninq
Shows
7:
-
9:00
p.m.
'place
against
breathtaking
backgrounds
in
"The
Thief
of
Venice."
the
film
produced
by
Robert
Haggiag
and
released
through
Twentieth
Century-Fox
I
which
starts
Monday
at
the
j
cri
rails
next
year,
me
013
1
lie-
men
oraereu
me
oiiu-ers
iYear"
for
northern
B.C.
Indus-:
to
organize
unit
tournaments
in
A
Fammis
IMavrrs
Th:
KETCHIKAN
t.
v
ahf.n
Alran
is
scheduled
to
a
variety
of
SDfjrts.
to
culminate
o
into
production,
the
Terrace-j
in
a
Dominion
Day
meet
for
the
;
perhaps
less
harmful."
K'ltimat
rail
line
completed,
ana
j
enure
iormauon.
wnn
Drigaae
,
I
pulp
is
to
start
pouring
in
from1
championships
at
stake
Ottawa
Is
sending
equipment
;
Bennett
Denies
WRANGEL
-
PETERSBURG
-
JUNEAU
and
other
Alaskan
centres
with
connections
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
Svr
Vriur
l,orul
Travel
Ajjeiit
the
Ketchikan
plant
now'
under
THE
'53
NASH
RAMBLEl
for
volleyball,
basketball,
base
ball,
badminton,
deck
tennis
f
f
nd
horse-shoes,
as
well
as
'rie
jfJTJPTC
construction.
I
"Ahead
with
a
roar
in
1954"
could
well
become
a
slogan
for
north-central
and
western
B.C.
Totem
Theatre.
The
incomparable
splendors
of
I
Venice,
where
the
film
was
actu-
!
ally
photographed
In
its
entirety,
i
form
the
setting
for
a
drama
of
j
I
ancient
rivalry,
marked
by
fiery
'romance,
thrilling
action
and
'
great
pomp.
;
i
"The
Thief
of
Venice"
describes
the
heroic
adventures
of
a
brave
and
Impetuous
warrior,
1
Lorenzo,
played
with
great
verve
,
by
Paul
Christian.
When
his
promise
to
free
his
Made
by
Reid
With
custom
accessories
which
rosl
hundreds
of
diillar-extra
on
oilier
cars
now
standard
equipment
NOW
AT
A
NEW
LOW
PRICE
Phone
555
for
un
appointment
with
a
t:,les
reprcscntativi'
oi
SLtUiu.uu
limn
emu
ut'iu
tquii'-
mcnt.
"There
Is
to
be
a
drive
on
sports
in
every
unit,"
he
ordered.
Bulldozers
are
being
loaned
to
'doe
out
unit
sportsgrounds.
Each
unit
will
have
two
one
at
each
of
Its
rear
headquarters.
There
also
will
be
a
brigade
sports
ground,
where
a
brigade
sports
centre
will
be
established.
Means
of
setting
up
prizes
for
'
SALMON
ARM.
B
C.
(CP)
Charges
made
in
the
last
Legislature
by
Soi-isil
Credit
member
J.
A.
Reid
that
"sex
and
social-Ism"
were
being
taught
in
B.C.
schools
were
denied
here
by
Premier
Bennett.
At
the
same
time,
the
premier
at
a
meeting
pledged
"100
per
galley
slaves,
for
their
deeds
of
great
valor,
Is
overruled
by
the
i
royal
Inquisitor,
Scarpa,
superb
McLEOD
RAE
MOTORS
Ltd;
they
will
i
cent
support"
to
Mr.
Reld's
the
events,
so
that
mean
something
to
1239
Kingsway,
Vancouver,
B.C.
P.S.
Also
5-'51
Nosh
Sroresmon's
For
Sole
TAKE
PLEASURE
IN
ANNOUNCING
THEIR
.
CORONA!
ION
HALL
the
sol-
;
candidacy
in
Salmon
Arm
rid
dlers,"
are
to
be
decided
upon.
ing
in
the
June
9
provincial
i
election.
M'KK
ENTERTAINERS
r
A
DTOrir'
To
I
i.cid
at
The
Elks
Home
Monday,
June
First
Tickets
available
from
Elks
members
Allard
told
the
officers
he
I
T"e
meeting
was
attended
by
wanted
them
to
become
talent
some
450
people,
scouts
as
well.
I
A
member
of
the
local
teach-
They
should
encourage
men
I
ers'
association
later
moved
a
with
entertainment
ability
to
vote
of
thanks
to
tne
premier,
rehearse
and
put
together
unit
i
and
Mr.
Reid
received
a
pro-shows.
He
said
the
better
en-
longed
clapping
and
and
shouts
tertainers
might
be
assembled
of
"Hooray
for
Reid."
contest!
ly
enacted
by
Massimo
Serato.
Lorenzo
engages
in
a
series
of
daring
and
dramatic
adventures,
rufminating
In
one
of
the
most
savage
duels
between
the
two
ever
staged
for
a
film,
and
filmed
amid
a
royal
procession
overwhelming
In
Its
richness
and
splendor.
I
The
most
Imposing
and
lavish
production
ever
attempted
i
abroad,
"The
Thief
of
Venice
iiMlires
historic
grandeur
combined
with
the
most
modern
Hollywood
equipment
and
artistic
know-how
in
an
Impressive,
and
all
English-speaking,
panoramic
i
view
of
magnificent
Venice,
known
as
"The
Ijidy
of
the
Sea."
The
enchanting
canals,
with
dark
gondolas
drifting
past
stat-
!
lies
shining
of
gold,
form
a
visual
picture
never
to
be
forgotten.
I
Maria
Mnntez
stars
as
a
slave
girl,
and
Faye
Marlowe
as
an
Admiral's
daughter.
There
Is
a
(
a.st
of
thousands
in
support.
John
Brahm
directed.
No.
7
CASH
FOR
YOU
:
1
KARRY
PAKS
f
'
-"A
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1
:
I
(2
(2
DOZEN)
DOZEN)
Jr
V
.
t
f
Arrange
tlic
ten
cart
n
the
order
you
like
l
Those
nearcsk
the
ju
--
ji
itwt
!-
laimw,
.
ii
mmmm
i
T
n
iim
n
X
&
The
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