Re
THE
WATERFRONT
SCREEN
FLASHES
Prince
Rupett
Daily
Hews
Saturday,
April
11.
1U:3
Tracing
aaln
the
production
PluyiiiR
the
romantic
leads
are
start
at
u
I
o
uiainl-ww
mm
personalities,
I
piayoli
f'ayulf
m
tig,
screen
two
top
boxotflce
champ-
Patricia
llnrcly.
who
was
Miss
Lipsetts
Observe
40th
Anniversary
In
Serving
Fishing
Industry
Here
anauiens
at
'
,1:
Ions
"The
Naked
City"
and
j
Brooklyn
of
Mil;
and
talented
(Anti-Communist
Meeting
Not
Successful
on
West
Coast
City
Across
me
ruver
uimn-
uim
wiu,
n"is
ma
movie
i
Ranie
3-2
'
sal-International
ha
brought
uooui
alter
previously
httvintr
"
.f
..
"
,,
...
...
o
capture
the
Al.ksku
Salmon
Industry
Inc.
together
a
cast
of
unknowns
and
screen
newcomers
to
present
In
semi-documentary
tyle
the
Its
40th
anniversary
In
Prince
River
type
gillnettcrs
on
the
VANCOUVER
(CP
Anti-Com-;
Now.
Mr.
Pat
reports,
every-
lay
ottered
the
Cook
Inle
ocen
asMK
iaiea
wnn
inms
as
a
i
screen-writer.
i
And
in
the
Intensely
dramatic
part
of
a
homely
girl
who
yearns
!
for
affection
Is
Jaclynne
Orecne,
I
munist
meetings
mav
be
success-
one
approached
by
him
has
made
Rupert
Is
being
celebrated
this
t-Kecna
Deiore
power
Doals
were
iiiuim
Started
Y
blanch
of
the
Independent
Al-ldrarna
of
"Girls
In
The
Night.
fill
in
Toronto
but
John
Foist
excuses
for
not
bel:;e
able
to
at-'
year
by
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.,
permitted'
IRMA,
Aha
,UBS
hw,
"
'
T.
Isnt
so
sure
that
success
could
tend
his
meeting
including
Mr.;suppliers
in
tne
nsning
inou.si.ry
be
.nunlicated
here.
1
Pashlev.
who
.ud
he
had
to
at-:
and
one
of
BC.'s
oldest
pioneer
recrunea
rrom
Hollywood
dra-1
"
'ul1
aay
lrUm
k
....
,
,
.
...
,
'15
15
to
to
u,,iu
....
'.
ti,!l-'
asKa
Fishermen's
Union
1952
;
opening
Monday
at,
the
Totem
prices
(or
this
season
and
a
un-
Theatre.
io-i
olticlul
predicted
the
terms:
The
new
film,
a
hard-hitting
would
be
accepted.
i
story
dealing
with
the
Juvenile
i
,iHn
t.Ulm
in
hi
i
iiiMtti
niFi-nt.
.j
1
1
.......
nn.ltUma
if
MiU.'
J
A,
V
-;-
i
f,
i
.
ti
iiiaiic
gcnooi
in.
a
once-in-a-
,.:
a
ci
llfpLlme"
unn.irlniil
j
for
o.-ll,,..
.
B
"'"V
Cell-
Mr.
Post,
a
Vancouver
real
lend
another
meeting.
'
estate
man.
thought
he
would'
The
meeting
was
called
off,
have
a
meeting
similar
to
one
firms.
Closely
interwoven
with
the
city's
history,
the
branch
supply
'.v..,h
oirtlu
....
u.
..
Some
of
the
ulcllimrrs
still
living
in
Prime
Kuprrt
and
'
among
Lipsett's
first
customers
are
(apt.
John
Mulligan,
(apt
Alfie
JacohMm,
(apt.
Peter
Hvrnc,
('apt.
Jim
Halt
and
several
others.
Many
of
the
present
company
ir.iund,
lot
the
union.'
said
1,200
lUher-:
York's
raucous
East
8lde,
head-
I
M
mutrtf
.
nun
would
vote
on
the
offer
nnes
Harvey
Lcmbeck.
Joyce!
held
in
Toronto
several
weeks
ago.
He
approached
fcjrd
of
Trade
1
9-Hour
Battle
tin.',
week
end.
She
asaid
the
he-
Holden,
Olenda
Farrell,
Olen
liotiatum
committee
recommend-
Roberta.
Patricia
Hardy
and
:nis
today
7:
-9:05
p.m.
executives
had
their
start
with
ed
approval
JAMKS
STEWART-JANET
Lr
in
"THE
NAKED
SPUR"
Jaclynne
Greene.
;
store
here
was
opened
in
1913
by
i
the
late
Harry
P.
Llpsett
and
W.
E.
Drake,
now
president
and
general
manager
of
Edward
Lip-sett
Ltd
j
Originally,
the
firm
was
founded
by
Edward
Lipsett,
born
in
Gloucester,
Mass..
w
ho
came
west
and
established
a
sail
loft
in
Prices
paid
Independent
oper-
i
48.
the
late
Mark
Hellin-
Fails
to
Decide
Chess
Champion
officials.
University
of
British
Columbia
faculty
heads,
top
RCMP
personnel
and
leading
citizens
and.
he
said
today,
they
aid
it
was
a
ftreat
idea.
Tlien
he
hired
a
hall
for
the
meetins?
April
15
and
lined
up
the
Rupert
branch.
Company
president
and
genera.1
manager
W.
E.
Drake
spent
12
years
here;
Edward
Llpsett,
grandson
of
the"
founder
and
rio
vice-president;
LOOKING
FOR
LOVE
IN
THE
SHADOV
BUYING
DREAMS
WITH
CASUAL
KISsI
VANCOUVER
(CP)-A
gruelling
nine-hour
two-game
battle
here
Encland
John
Moser.
manager
o.'
the
fish
Ralph
Pr'h'ey
of
Victoria,
a
pol-l
Itlral
commentator
.as
the
main
"
'
,h,mH,
,
rhe
-
Fish
Company
of
Boston,
now
not
UiViolon
ana
a:
van.
siv
berg,
manager
of
the
sngine
di-
speaker.
I
'
,
V"
,
Canadian
Fishing
Company
Llm
1
ited.
Mr.
Llpsett
set
up
a
supply
vision,
all
were
em;
'
yr-l
at
the
As
a
result
the
championship
d
M,
.
.
fishlnK
boats.
iiiiasifniiiii
Rupert
branch.
at.TA
under
1K.)2
asrceinpnt
were:
RPr'g
production
of
"The
Naked
Red
.salmon
St.
25:
king
salmon
city"
boasted
character
actor
pniKs
30
"cnts.
and
silvers
Barry
Fitzgerald
as
Its
biggest
S3
3
cents.
name,
but
the
picture's
tremen-
dous
success
boosted
the
cinema
Mi,k,ins
out
in
a
request
fortunes
of
Howard
Duff,
Dor-i;mrdav
for
feder.ii
legislation
othy
Hart
and
Don
Tioi,
to
end
the
recurring
tie-ups
on
one
year
later
1h
was
"City
the
Seattle
waterfront,
that
Across
the
River,"
with
8t
phen
p.r.eh
Alaska's
food
supply
and
McNally
getting
his
first
taste
of
kite
its
prices.
stardom
while
an
unknown
A
sub-commltWf
of
the
Hou.se
youngster
named
Tony
Curtis
o;
Representatives
committee
was
discovered
In
a
bit
role
and
o:i
interstate
and
toiewn
com-
launched
toward
the
hottest
star
imrce
hiard
on.-
Alaskan
view
career
In
Hollywood,
the
situation
a
"nutraiieous
;
"Oirls
In
The
Night."
produced
ami
immoral
'
and
'sir;
i
rsons
by
Albert
i
Cohen,
has
recruited
,-a.i
stninule
IW
tHiO
pi'isons.''
I
utifanilllar
faces
In
the
majority
A
SiMjkesman.
Jim
B-ard
of
,
of
the
top
roles.
Two
blossoming
Juneau.
wa.s
lelcrrtng
to
te.sti-
comedians.
Joyce
Holden
and
Viu.'iy
of
a
S
-attic
labor
leader
Harvey
Umheck,
made
derided
'AT
wa
.leclai
rod
a
tie
a
d
Tuano
beginning
of
the
Sana
of
Now
WeS.mlr.,tcr
and
commercial
John
Taylor
of
Vtc
fishing.eture
on
thc
BC.
coast,
share
the
chao;
lonship
trophy.
At
Wo'loce's
K
Of
Course
SEVERAL
STORES
.Vjl
ft
IF'
JL
II
til
Both
men
ncv
nave
tne
right
to
repre-ent
B.C.
in
the
Dominion
Chess
Competition
at
Winnipeg
next
September.
let:
'
Mfffll
FARRtLL
,
JJJJJ
tIMBECK
HOLDEN
:
Halibut
gear
was
the
original
stock
carried
by
the
Prince
Ru-
j
pert
branch
in
a
building
on
the-provincial
government
wharf.
In
j
1914,
a
retail
store
was
opened
on
downtown
Third
Avenue
where
Vogue
Shoe
store
now
Is
i
located.
The
busncss
promptly
Iilrs
Rangoon,
capital
of
Burma,
had.
800,000
population
in
1952
compared
to
250.000
before
the
war.
STARTS
MONDAY
.iurinu
the
ooer.ina
session
Wed-
character
swiKncs
as
mey
piay
dramatic
roles
In
the
rKING
(I.K
TIIIO"
"INDIA"
t
tltlOON
Evenings
7r
-
9:
p.r
MADE
TO
MEASURE
Suit
Special
April
10
to
April
17
r.-i:iv
that
it
took
only
six
heavy
.
mrkeiVto
shut
down
the
Seattle
story
Olenda
Farrell.
appearing
TOTEM
.
.
4
i..-..
t
...Hi,1rt
t-.lt
In
ir
KfW'mifl
comeback
film
uatrnruiii.
iufti
iuu.
cu'is
w
1
'outgrew
the
premises
and
was
j
re-located
in
the
Clapp
Block
on
Second
Avenue
and
McBride,
destroyed
by
fire
several
years
,
ago.
I
!
By
1926,
a
waterfront
location
!
l-'AMors
I'l
AHlti
1111
screen
absence
oi
i.vc
nt.s
t.
Alaska
af
SPECIALS
!
years,
plays
the
stringy-haired.
iliard-worklne
mother
of
a
tene
ment
family
TODAY
VIRGINIA
MAYO
-
CINE
M..
To
Attend
Coronation
7
-
9:05
in
"SHE'S
BACK
ON
BROADWa
was
obtained
and
a
wharf
ana
;
warehouse
were
built.
The
present
building
was
erected
In
1043
to
meet
the
changing
conditions
in
the
fishing
Industry,
j
Fishing
in
the
early
days,
of
Prince
Rupert
w-as
mainly
for
halibut,
with
exception
of
a
few
,
salmon
gillnetters
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers.
It
was
not
until
,
Sunday
Midnight
Only
DRAKE
.
General
Manager
FREE
j
I.
Royol
Pork
j
White
Shirt
i
B.C.
Teachers
Present
Basis
For
Financing
RKX
ALLEN
In
LONDON
iAP
Nine
lines
of
j
ships,
each
line
seven
miles
long,
w
ill
greet
the
Queen
at
her
Cor-
j
onation
naval
review
June
15.
the
(
JL'Nfc
H.V..JC
if)
Mast
recent
manager
of
the
Rupert
branch
was
Harry
Han
rf
-
.
?
.
i
.......
Y
4
s-.'
i
"
.
j,
.
.'
J1'
'
.
..
.
s
I
1
.
f
"
.'
1
"
son,
w
ho
for
health
reasons
has
i
admiralty
announced
today
h.vnn
miivori
tn
th
nknnncran
and
!
The
1.590-ton
dispatch
vessel:
Nils
Robinson
began
experiment
"Old
Oklahoma
Plains"
tne
in
1916
with
a
new
type
of
i
..,,
or
,rri,,lr..
Temmir.
isnrami.
will
tnke
the
Oueen
and
!
MollyX'
1!IIS
Dodge
Custom
Sedan
Heater,
defroster
and
radio
Licensed
$1375
l!t."0
Prefect
Sedan
As
is
.
.
.
licensed.
A
Good
Buy
at
....
$695
1951
Austin
A-10
Sedan
Low
mileage.
A
very
good
at
$H75
1!S
Plymouth
Sedan
Will
provide
thousands
of
miles
of
good
transportation
$495
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
211
2.
Any
$1.50
Tie'
J
3.
Any
Adorns
$6,to$8Hot
j
For
10
Days
Wallace's
Men's
(
Shop
offer
I-REE
a
Shirt,
i
Tie
and
Hat
w
ith
any
Men's
l
Made
-
to
-
Measure
Suit
I
trolling
that
the
present
method
.
manager
is
N
A
lAbi
Nel-
I
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
on
a
90-
VANCOUVER
CPi-BrtUh
Coi-of
commercial
fishing
was
de-son
wnQ
Js
no
trBnget.
t0
ti,u
i
minute
Journey
between
the
lines.
umbla
teachers
have
made
an
veloped.
district
Up
until
1941
when
Mr.
j
As
the
Surprise
reaches
the
urgent
pica
to
all
political
par-
FIRST
SPOON
'
Nelson
joined
Lipsetts,
he
was
reviewing
point
at
Splthead.
off
;
ties
to
keep
education
finance
RF.RSARD
ftH
AW
t
manacer
of
the
Canadian
Fish-
southern
Encilsn
roasi.
every
iy
iui..
Robinson
was
v'.-.e
first
to
de-
vise
and
use
a
woboler
type
spoon
mg
company
store
a,
ouu-oaie
Ihe
annual
convention
of
the
BC.
Teachers
Federation
here
I
battlenliip,
cruiser
and
aircraft
;
carrier
in
the
ma.vitve
fleet
will
;
Androcies.
.f
m-Hih
mnct
Trfint
rinv
srMinns
.
Fvna
iisiim
of
IJiyietts
has
keut
order.
Come
on
in.
'
r
i
us'
m
mi
no
ti
lth
thi.
."f.iwth
and
need
I
.--uiun.
i.i
'a.'ked
the
political
parties
to
dlplo-
;
adopt
a
poilcy
that
would
pro-
aw
-jMaapia.io.a-
."-.
.7
-
""
(;rmpll
I
Every
country
having
ni'i.
w
1
1
mrL
Tusnermeii
ai
and
u
'
,
WALLACE'S
AND
.
The
Lion
KAAnson's
w-ster.
Belle
and
Carries
nialle
relations
with
Britain
has
a
broad
asortme.4
!
vide
lor
a
six-point
program
which
It
said
would
solve
the
financial
question.
Tin
Social
C'rlt
government
DEPT.
STORE
been
asked
to
send
a
ship
to
the
;
review
Ru.ssla
said
she
will
send
,
a
ship
but
has
not
annourced
j
the
ahy
arumn
i
v,ame,
nc
u
li.c
aui..
'
tt
commercial
and
sport
fishing
ward
Lipsett
s
in
Vancouver,
.
supplies,
groceries,
work
clothing
making
sails
for
the
Columbia
'
and
canvas
goods.
.
n
H
iiiniiiiiEiiiaiii
what
type.
iwas
rielrated
on
the
floor
oi
the
Canada
will
be
represent!
;
'y
i,
n.
f
.h,,.
,
the
aircraft
carrier
Magninrcnt.
I
prpj,,,,,.
mr,hod
0f
financing
STARTS
MONDAY
Show,
7-
i
,
cruisers
uiiianoanuvui'oec.oes-;ccura!ion
nt
plan,
In
part.
trovers
Sioux
and
frigates
U
,
wogid
e
4Ub.tttuU-I
th
muti-;
I
Hulloise
and
Swansea.
!
iripalitles'
share
or
the
tnrte
x-r!
.
"
""
'
cent
sales
tax
with
direct
grants
t
The
six-point
p.jram
would
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1
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f
rir?JTi'.
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luuui
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1!
13Hrs.45Min
PHONE
S
Taxi
l
rm
Terrar
TORONTO
$189.70
iz
s
1
ft
PROMPT
SERVICE
HEATED
C1
CcutadiaM
Pacific
j'
clip
and
mail
STM:
IIEM.IKSON
RI.IK
K,
SIXTH
STKIIt
provide
for:
i
A
brt
possible
education
program.
Equality
of
opportunity
in
education.
Equalization
of
costs
between
districts.
Retention
of
local
autonomy.
Expansion
of
revenues
to
meet
co.its
caused
by
Increasing
school
population.
Financial
relief
for
the
areas
which
find
themselves
in
financial
difficulties
as
a
result
of
removal
of
sale
tax
revenue.
The
move
Is
'regarded
as
the
most
Important
one
made
by
the
700
delegates
at
the
four-da
,
convention.
John
Sutherland.
BCTK
financial
expert
said
party
politics
Ion
education
flnanre
Is
only
"detrimental
to
the
public
'
teachers
and
our
boys
and
girls
In
school."
j
Mr.
Sutherland
said
the
governments
plan
to
finance
ctlu-j
cation
the
Rolston
Formula
-:
had
two
fundamental
weak
this
ordergram
JQDAY
!
NOTICE
The
Daily
r
icwv
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Cwiwlt
T.-il
A(M
w
Your
Travel
Agent
6
DAY
RATE
IS
CHEAPER
THAN
ONE
DAY
13
Provincial
Elections
Act
Princo
Rupert
Electoral
District
NOTICE
IS
HtHf
UY
OIVKN
Hut
0-e
I.U
o!
'"
thr
I'rinre
rtuiwrt
KlerUiral
Dl.itrlct
for
trV
rrovlnelal
Oeneral
EU-etlon
to
lie
h'
l1
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