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ROBERT
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday.
April
20,
1952
Features
For
TOIJAV
7:
-9:
p.m
I
HE
BAri,'"
his
family
was
In
Hong
Kong!
in
1041
when
the
Japanese
in-1
vaded
the
city
and
was
intern-;
cd
by
the
Japanese
from
Janu-
ury
i'J-12
to
September
1945.
Mr.
j
Di'uiniiiond.
who
had
spent
48
j
years
in
the
shipping
business.;
retired
in
1917.
j
au
IMS
LOVERS
F"
W
SINCE
THE
WORLD
k
WA
TERFRONT
WHIFFS
Brand
New
:
s
It's
HAPPENED
TO
US..,'
May
at
Totem
Extra
day
showing
pictures
j
coming
as
special
features
to
the
!
Totem
Theatre
screen
In
May
Include
"Invitation,"
with
Dor-
j
othy
McOulre
and
Helena
Car-;
ter;
"Wake
of
the
Red
Witch,"
j
John
Wayne
and
Gail
Russdl.
and
-J'J
it
This
Once."
Peter
Lawford
and
Janet
Leigh.
In
ad-
!
dition,
there
will
be
the
weekly
j
"Curtain
at
8:30"
features.
j
Following
is
the
list
for
May
j
at
the
Totem:
;
May
2-3
"Bugles
in
the
After-
j
The
letting
of
a
number
of
marine
contracts
by
K.
W.
Morton,
district
engineer.
New
Westminster,
includes
the
Skeena
River
Piieilriving
Company,
at
rnii'
c
Huiort,
lor
float
extension
;it
Dodge
Cove
UJigby
Ls-laiiJi
m
tne
amount
oi
ft
Halibut
Season
Opening
Set-Codding
Vessels
Keeping
Husy
Important
announcement
of
the
week
was
the
date
for.
-the
opening-
of
the
1952
halibut
season
at.
12:01
a.m.
May
14.
With
little
more
than
two
weeks
intervening,
the
fleet
will
now
be
rushing-
the
putting
on
of
finishing
touches
before
heading
for
er
Wth
uncertainty
as
to
the
-
-
fluctuation
of
the
price
situa-
way
This
will
bo
a
charter
run
lion,
it
is
to
be
anticipated
that
canying
about
300
members
of
IX
,ll.uv..Kv
"
,.,..
lil,,H
IIl,,n,
I-.,,
I.
fellkS
iTfe
mg
t..ws
says
tne
Federal
Oov-
"w"-
IVU
iiiiuem
considers
as
national
!
er-
,
..
....
'
Tx
5-6-7
viU
lion.
Dor-nine
voters
May
--In
that",
those
reach
up
to
th
J''
miles
from
the
coast
at
,c?u!!
0
Mm
fff
WALLACE'S
BOYS'
:
DEPARTMENT
Boys'
riot
lies
priced
to
sell
and
made
to
wear.
The
perfect;
combination
a
backed
by
Wallace's
usual
guarantee.
A
complete!
stork
of
everything
In
boy
.'
wear.
For
Boys'
:
Of
All
Ages
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
i
est
water
mark.
It
is
I
"
.7
v
"
sible
to
grant
licences
j
'
.;
..
the
not
thre
will
be
an
even
more
en
the
Northwest
United
States
Presbyterian
Synod
to
Sitka,
Alaska.
She
sails
from
Vancouver
May
27,
returning
June
3.
thusiastic
dash
by
the
fleet
to
get
out
and
back
in
with
first
catches.
Presumably
the
fish-
for
catching
shrimp
because
the
I
.
""
Jane
Russell.
Victor
Mature,
.
,
,M.
.i.o
,,,,
i
fishing
of
this
species
for
the
j
12-13-14
-"Wake
of
the
Co-oerative
Societies.
lBed
WUch."
John
Wuyne,
Oa.l
Russell.
Fishermen
never
calculate
i
May
13
Curtain
at
8:30
-wrong
when
they
start
out
from
"Chlltem
Hundreds."
Prince
Rupert
bound
for
the
May
16-17
"The
Sellout,"
seas
where
black
cod
can
be
;
Walter
rigcon,
Audrey
Totter,
enucht
without
too
strenuous
nn
!
May
19-20-21
"Just
This
SOL
SitGEL
ROY
BAKER
lAMtSwSSu
i
HtB
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
rH
Eveninq
Siiows
TrtTt'l
7:
-
9:
p.m.
.".V
tl
ins
will
be
as
intensive
as
usual
this
is
her
only
scheduled
visit
and
the
season
in
the
nearer
to
Sitka
this
year
and
only
the
Area
No.
2
will
be
as
short
as
last
year
when
it
lasted
only
28
second
time
she
has
called
a',
that
port.
Witn
the
voyage
completed,
she
will
next
take
some
260
days
before
the
quota
was
Fvter
Lawford,
Janet
e
-T
A
nun
.
fifi.rf
R:iriv
this
nhnnt.
i
OnCC,"
n,lM
Jflul
E
-
AVA
CARDNB
half
a
dozen
boats,
or
there-!
LeiRh.
nhmitx
Kniipd
tnr
thp
north
1
May
22
-Curtain
at
6-50
-
9
8:30
"
LONE
STAR"
Sunday
Midnight
Only
confident
of
a
live
market'
'i-Klit-r
in
Paradise."
Black
cod
is
available
practice
May
23-24
"Goklen
IIoicle,"
ally
all
the
time
and
It
ranks
luavid
Fa,
rar'
Aun
B'y,h-anion
ethe
tinrst
nf
thn
f
uh
!
May
20-27
"Close
to
My
delegates
attending
the
Inter-.
Market
conditions
for
halibut
national
Kiwanis
convention
In
are
reported
favorable
with
Seattle
n
a
post
convention
frozen
stocks
pretty
well
clean-
Cruise
to
Skagway,
calling
at
ed
up.
It
was
interesting
to
Wrangell,
Ketchikan
and
Prince
note
the
keen
competition
for
Rupert,
and
arriving
back
hi
the
catch
of
the
International
Vancouver
on
June
13.
She
will
Fisheries
Commission
research
sail
again
that
same
night
on
boat
J.
C.
Edwards
which
was
,the
first
of
eight
scheduled
In
port
this
week
with
12,000
,
summer
Inside
Passage
cruises
pounds.
Royal
paid
20.1c,
16c
'to
Skagway.
Advance
bookings
JOHNNY
WLISMULLER
In
Heart
Gene
Tierney,
Ray
Mil-
HELEN
W.UEt
in
that
swim.
land.
'Forbidden
Land'
'My
True
'.'
May
28
--"Wild
Blue
Yonder.
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
be-
i
Wendell
Corey,
Vera
Rolston.
come
the
new
owners
of
what!.'
Mi,y
29
Curtain
at
8:30
-...
e.l
ot
the
ss.
Princess
Mary."Womcn
Without
Names."
for
42
years
serving
the
gulf
is-
j
May
30-31
"Red
Skies
of
Mon
buds
and
coastal
sea-routes.
I
tana,"
Richard
Wldmark.
She
was
built
in
Scotland.
The
!
indicate
a
busy
season.
"nvo'v
to
wfontumv
-
two
rtttrtti
By
Courtesy
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association
on
EAR,
NOSE
and
THROAT
SPECIALIST
W.'H
Be
in
Prince
Ruocrt
April
23
to
May
1,
Inclusive
Appointment-
Through
Your
Family
Physician
irri
1
r
ir.:
and
15c
for
the
eaten
which
went
into
storage.
The
mid-season
fishing
period
in
the
specially
set
aside
banks
is
continued
and
extended
this
year.
21
A
veteran
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships
service
in
the
Orient,
as
well
as
a
miin
1
Princess
Mary
is
being
stripped
of
lu
r
super
structure
and
the
hull
remodelled
for
use
as
a
barge.
Her
whistle
was
recently
picsented
to
the
Powell
River
Company
and
will
in
future
be
made
use
of
in
that
plant.
;
who
experienced
a
good
many
The
first
voyage
of
the
Prince
wartime
hazards
in
Asia,
died
George
on
her
scries
of
summer
In
Vancouver
recently
in
the
cruises
will
be
from
Vancouver
person
of
David
Drummond.
He
up
the
Inside
Passage
to
Skag-
was
aged
68,
Drummond,
with
Exciting
Jungle
.
Film
at
Capitol
.
"Savage
Drums,"
which
comes
to
Capitol
Theatre
at
the
first
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exciting
film
ocaling
with
the
stealthy
methods
of
modpin
Communism
attempting
aggression
of
a
small
Pacific
Island
countiy.
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Starring
Sabu
as
the
jungle
boy
who
returns
to
his
homeland
after
being
educated
in
'Iv
United
Stales
and
training
for
the
world's
lightweight
box
in;;
'championship,
"Savape
Di
urns''
,
i.V.d
the
heroic
story
of
u
L't'.e
country'?
struggle
to
avert
Communist
domination.
Sabu
a.icends
the
throne
of
Numitl,
succeeding
his
mu'dcred
bt
other
as
kinu.
He
is
inexperienced
In
the
subk
t.
's
of
polil:cs
but
leads
his
people
in
lighting
Tor
what
he
knows
is
right.
Lita
Baron
plays
the
native
girl
who
I
loves
Ihe
young
king
with
a
warmth
that
is
mo-sl
appealing
Paul
Marion
Is
the
traitor
and
Steven
Geray
has
th,;
role
of
a
;
Rod
Chinese
agent.
H.
B.
Warner,
,
the
grand
old
man
of
fi!nv,
;
gives
splendid
perfoimancc
as
the
Royal
Counsellor.
Most
of
the
story
takes
plait-on
a
beautiful
tropical
island
and
moves
along
with
excitement
and
'Interest
to
a
climax
which
Is
a
battle
between
the
unprepared
natives
and
thj
Invading
Red
Chinese
troops.
There
are
some
lavish
scenes
which
take
plarc
in
Ihe
island
palace
where
a
coronation
banquet
Is
staged.
TJ-.-nut
if
nl
native
dancing
girls
go
through
their
paces
in
some
authentic
island
routines.
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