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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
26,
1952
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The
"W,.W.S
,,,
Macbeth"
sini'lltj
burning
when
they
t'
lines
"double,
Una,'
trouble;
ii.,.
burn
bubble."
Tiie,,
;
triiin
a
dressing
roijn
',
pro):;
hud
cau::ht
!,"
Banker
Heads
Burns
Lake
Trade
Board
that
one
active
member
of
Hie'
Board
of
Trade
should
attend
the
monthly
mei-tings.
It
was
ordered
that
a
sum
of
$50
be
sent
to
the
sect
clary
of
(he
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
and
that
an
honorarium
of
$30(1
be
paid
annually
to
the
secretary
to
whom
a.
vote
of
thanks
and
appreciation
of
his
untiring
efforts
on
behalf
of
the
organization
was
passed
with
applause.
"pLKWA
JALKS...
!
ported
frost
bite
to
a
number
oi
school
children's
faces,
especially
i
when
crossing
the
bridge
where
Mlu;
wind
sweeps
with
a
cutting
drive.
If
you
v
'
to
s-ii,
s.t.ed
Mrs.
c.
P.
Bussinger
is
in
Vancouver
receiving
surgical
treatment
for
her
sight
which
has
been
impaired
for
the
past
number
of
months.
Ml.
and
Mrs.
H.
Ferguson
have
leturned
from
a
month's
holiday
In
the
south
where
Mr.
Ferguson
attended
a
school
inspectors'
convention.
GENE
KELLY
in
TODAY
ONLY
7-9:05
p.m.
!
Eric
Norum,
of
the
Telkwa
'AN
AMERICAN
IN
Par
i
coal
mine,
is
Jeaving
for
Van-
Vith
severe
biting
winds
and
couver
where
he
will
receive
temperature
dropping
to'
30
be-
medical
treatment
for
an
injury
low,
Telkwa
residents
have
re-
he
sustained
while
working.
-
.
BURNS
LAKE
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Burns
Lake
and
District
Board
of
Trade
was
heid
in
the
Elementary
School
and
brought
a
large
and
representative
attendance.
President
Charles
W.
Beck
was
in
the
chair
and
made
a
report
on
the
activities
and
accomplishments
of
the
organization,
which
was
substantiated
by
the
reports
of
V.
A
Motitaldi,-
the
secretary.
A
vole
of
thanks
and
appie-ciation
was
passed
of
the
work
by
the
retiring
president
during
Ins
two-year
term
of
office.
Mi.
Back
pleaded
pressure
ol
r
i
JjllllllBklifldttaBflllllEIKaBlillKIIfl
:
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
i
i
Great
Storewicle
Specials
:
business
as
a
reason
for
his
re
tirement,
and
called
lor
nomina
tion."
for
the
presidency.
I
11
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-X
MEN'S
WEAR
BOYS'
WEAR
-.
.
...
M-GM
presents
I
I
BIGGEST
FLOATING
TOWN
Considered
the
wo
let's
laruct
flouting
town,
Holberg
lies
on
the
THE
"DADDY"
OF
ALL
SALES
J
I
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
I
R
Drayson.
local
manager
of
the
Burn:;
Lake
blanch
of
the
K"Val
Bank
of
Canada
was
electee1
new
president.
For
vice-president
Wir
d
T'iv-was
elected.
V.
A.
Montaldl
wa?
re-elected
secretary.
Walter
Wilson
was
re-elected
and
a
vote
of
appreciation
was
parsed
for
his
untiring
efforts
in
the
study
of
the
Western
Route
.j
an
Alaskan
Highway.
The
Transportation
Committee
will
be
headed
by
Geoffrey
Woodall
while
J
S.
Brown
will
head
the
lumbermen's
committee
and
look
after
their
interests.
Keen
interest
was
.shown
in
the
working
of
the
Village
Commissioners
and
it
was
proposed
the
entire
STEWART
Pi(
GRANGER
ANGEU
GEORGE
SANDERS
shores
of
Quatsino
Sound,
Vancouver
Island.
Owr.eti
by
a
pulp
rnd
paper
company
Th
sUr
of
"Kin
Solomon's
Minn"
and
th
beauty
of
"Tri"
in
a
dramatK,
po
minc-nlld
tUwy
of
an
inno-reni.
yming
(irl-paintr
who
copied
famous
worka
of
ari
and
hr
arounHrt-awaOtart
who,
unknown
to
KT,
sold
I
Item
aa
animal.
Two
workmen,
Howard
lumber
town
is
moved
periodically
to
the
vicinity
i
f
new
cutting
area-Scott,
left,
and
Jack
Hedges,
are
shown
walking
uVnr;
"Flank
Alley'
on
their
way
to
work.
CP
from
National
Film
Board
TOTE
Monday
to
Wednesday
Evening
Shows
7
-
9:05
p.m.
I'AMOI
S
ri.AVflisTfi
y
ho
had
spent
much
of
his
Jong
and
busy
life
seafaring
on
'this
c
,i;t
and
deep
water.
None
were
better
known.
He
was
Captain
b.idrrick
W.
Pamphlet.
Born
ii
Victoria,
he
was
for
many
a
year
an
engineer
on
the
SS
Prince
HupiTt.
He
went
to
sea
when
aged
thirteen,
and
four
years
.
later
received
his
matter's
cer-
I.
la-ati.
PIIONK
FOR
YOl
It
KI.SFKVAI
ION
TODAY
f..r
.
'CURTAIN
AT
8:30"
Red
120
WHIFFS
-
-
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V
t
t
T
DELIVERY
CZ
ft
:M-
5
phone
it:
work
lo
be
perfoimed
at
Kemano
in
the
way
of
assting
in
handling
scows,
docking,
towing,
fire-fighting
and
Ice-breaking
She
has
been
named
"Kemano"
by
the
owners,
Morrison-Knudsou
Ce.
of
Canada,
Ltd
The
vessel
I."
thirty
feet
overall
with
oil
fuel
sta
t
of
Korean
war,
;
TfllMY
6:50-9
KIRK
DOUGLAS
-
KLEANOH
PAf.
in
"DETECTIVE
STORY"
.ca
fleet
ha.-
more
,
.I-:;-aP
s
i
let
p
I
han
trebled,
ot
17'i
ships.
w
5l5
O
jk
fells
5
S
It
has
now
a
total
capacity
of
500
gallons,
and
was
The
actively
em-
specially
designed.
The
deck-
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
ployed
bottoms
include
2(5
tank-
house
is
finished
with
aluminum
-
crs
and
150
cargo
craft.
Thirty-
front,
in
way
of
the
compass.
BAHMAHA
FUU
in
First
P'reiifh
Ocoan-Goinir
Vessel
Here
New
Crab
Boat
at
JIassct
The
coming-
of
a
French
vessel
to
Prince
Kupert
to
load
grain,
or
for
any
other
purpose,
is
rather
unusual.
It
is
not
easy,
in
fact,
to
recall
just
when
the.
last
French
ship
was
here,
or
if
there
ever
was
one
before.
Deepsea
ships,
while
few
enough,
have
nearly
always
been
British,
Canadian,
.Japanese,
Scan
limr
Ann
are
identifivnd
with
the
lean
run,
2fi
to
the
and
21
to
India.
FORREST
TUCKER
in
.
"CALIFORNIA
PASSAGE"
"Unmaskrf
A
tender
suhim'tcd
by
the
Skeena
River
I'lle
Driving
Co
Ltd.
for
renewing
the
federal
approach
and
float
at
Osland
amounted
to
$24,010.
Gencralions
of
skilled
Iirrucrs,
liolli
ul
Iioiiic
mill
uliroail.
Iiaw-
l.iini
l
superiority
Tor
llie
Itiirlitn-I
j
pe
ulc.
The
fiirmiihi
fur
lliis
ciirrfully
lirrucd
ale
lia-
hei-n
hainli
il
iIohii
llirouli
the
yam
from
ii
early
as
the
I
iil.
Hid
of
lTbii,
iiiitl
in
t
hi
A
brand
new
steel
harbor
tug
w'H
take
care
of
much
of
the
ft?
ft
I
STARTS
MONDAY
A.
dinavian
or
American.
o
o
nioili
rii
otjc
has
lo-l
none
of
lis
niaiiic.
T
lie
next
time
you
cIkmisc
t
Kccans
of
iniprnvements
m
typ-.-
of
construction
and
larger
si.r,
barge;
on
this
coast
are
be-piimtiiR
wanK
twice
the
size.
To-
"feen-aqers
caritdamaqe
an
ale
choose
lliirlon-ty
c
anil
iliscocr
for
yourself
its
...
...
.
I
1
W
I
lttllllwu
.III.
.1.1
S
t:nue
to
be
on
a
huge
scale.
Theie
Lave
L.-en
fleets,
rather'
trtan
just
bouts.
As
twilight,
deepened
and
lights
came
on.
r
jeenwrd
that
sea
vistas
had
changed
in
a
sudden
and
mysti-
yir.a
v.a.v,
to
a
iar
spieadmg.
tv.ink'ing
city.
Herring
had
b'i-
come
bi;;
bush.vss.
Buill
ainr.--t
entirciv
of
Uri!
i:.Ji
i
Cohimbi-.i
products
a
lit-i
tug
is
v'
Iviiis
built,
at
Yarrows
'ii.
eva
ids
in
Vieu'ia.
It
is
lor
'!
I'lr-ve'd
River
Company
and!
w.,1'
be
launched
in
March.
She
v:i!l
b?
used
by
the
"Kingcume
j
N.tvigai.on
Co.
Ltd.,
a
subsidiary
j
oi-anization
i
'
f'-.-v
li.i.y
a"e
as
a
ru'v
it
it.
much
lr.-:5
thiin
a
hundred
feet
long.
The
general
trend,
as
well,
is
i-nue
iowarcl
t:-el
than
timber.
For
fsampic.
the
B.C.
Packvrs
have
a
larse
steel
a&i-ge
in
pen-er.il
use.
Fam
Siii;
."!.'.
the
Queen
i
Ch:'!
!otte
Ca:.ners
Ltd..
is
h.tv-'
.
lirs;
plans
drawn
lor
a
60
by
16
.
cvpb
hra'
to
help
cany
along
on
a
more
extended
scale
this
vet-
,
e
an
i:'Ui.;tiy
of
the
no-th
coast.
!
'
It
wiP
be
more
o
an
overseas
type
of
fishing
craft.
It
will
be
(
f
rawn
frame
construction
ard
hive
a
round
bottom.
The
plans
;
call
tor
lr.imii.g
with
Queen
ChtirlottK
yellow
cedar.
The
dv-
i
si;:ner
l.
Alex
Wylie,
the
father
of
Piib
Wylie,
master
of
the
crab
craft
"Argonaut"
working
out
ol
;
Massett.
It
was
during,
or
about
i
itiia
that
the
crab
trade
was
!.----tai)'ishcd
on
the
north
coast.
1
i
Th.
cannery
was
first
built
at
:
i
Naden
Harbor
west
of
Massei.
I
I
he
bu.viu
ss
br'comin
later
cs-'ab'l
h
:!
Masset.
The
strangesr
parr
obout
'Kie;-o
passed
away
not
long
i
,
at
11;
r.ye
of
"ight.v,
a
man
i
Dusincss
is
that
the
less
manshiD
vou
can
sec,
the
kt
the
job
wos
done!
That's
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
crime
out
of
our
shop
STtV.Mfcu
Prince
Geome
the!-
"brand
new"
look
thouch
thev
may
have
bee
serious
accidents.
Remcff
Wttdtnw
this
number
if
in
need
GREEN
217
SAILS
FC!i
Vancouver
untl
Pitrrmrtlialo
I'nrl
Each
Thursday
Hi
11:15
p.m.
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KE7CH1KAN
U'l':i.'.M.lY
.MtiiMi.li
i
y
i
.v
,;
.
s
mm
-
i
a
Superior
Auto
Sem
Cperalions
of
the
Uolmage'
Trwlng
Co.
of
Vancouver
are
being
extended,
it
being
planned
that
one
of
her
strongest
and
.Hi.,
modernized
vessels
"Sea.
IViir.a
eh"
run
as
far
noilh
as
Limited
Lux
iiiy
at
Lnw
VnM
l''or
Ke..ei
vutioi
s
Phone
Green
Third
Avenue
West
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.;.
Auxiliary
machinery
will
include
tw-e
lubricaUni;
oil
pumps,
one
auxiliary
air
compressor,
one
f'.re
pump,
and
other
necessities,
The
j
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DKl'DT
(IHICF.
PitiNCK
iwi:L.ui
BC.
RESl
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
9
1
Q.
"Sea
Monarch"
was
formerly
i
called
the
"Nemaha."
j
4a
if
DUILOS
TOUGH,
GLASS-SMOOTH
WALLS
THAT
LAST
A
LIFETIME
Here't
a
place
for
tecn-aje
jam
tessions
(anA
grown-up
parties
too)
...
a
jamc-room
built
of
P.
V.
Hardboard
that
will
not
crack,
icuff
or
damage.
F'.V.
Hardboard
is
the
strongest,
toughest,
most
''Sid
product
in
the
low-cost
panelling
field
.
.
.
iocs
right
on
the
studs
without
backing.
The
smooth,
.lass-like
surface
takes
paint
like
charm.
Whether
it
s
a
game-room,
attic
bedroom
or
a
whole
new
home
interior,
you'll
build
it
better
and
at
I
ss
cost
will,
P.V.
Hardboard.
SEE
YOUR
LUMBER
AND
BUILDING
SUPPLY
DEALER
"
"
"
I
ro.I
I-
will
be
of
interest
to
the
;
north
coast
to.
learn
that
the
former
Shelly
yachf.
the
"Cora
Marir."
widely
known
in
B.C.'
;
waters
until
sold
to
United
States
Interests,
has
been
pur-'
chased
by
the
Morrison-Knudsor.
Co.
T'.'.e
deal
was
transacted
at
i
a
port
in
the
southern
states.
TO
OUR
CUSTOMERS:
While
wo
knvp
ernrlec
nf
LurHD.
Eqq
0n(''
Arankkn.
ll
i
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
KJl'tbl
FOMST
PBODUCtS
PKUUlJCfj
LID.
LIU.,
Pacific
Veneer
ft
Plywood
Division,
New
Wcslmr
.r,
B.C.
on
hand,
owing
to
a
possible
shortage
devete
os
a
result
of
snow
conditions
o'ortq
the
Co"0
Notional
lines,
we
would
ask
our
custom
phone
their
orders
in
NOW,
if
they
do
not1"
Pleaje
send
me
free
full
color
folder
on
P.V.
Hurdt
.mi.
;
The
vessel
will
be
brought
to
iVameuver
and
converted
to
a
pas
efiger
carrier.
She
will
carry
no
fre'glit.
and
be
107
feet
in
j
length.
The
Morrison-Knudson
j
people
are
actively
identified
with
the
Alcan
Aluminum
devel-j
opment.
j
Tonnage
is
expanding
on
the
j
north
roast.
lictween
Trance
;
Ruii.-rl
and
Vancouver,
and
at
j
way
.point,
the
volume
of
freight
:
Iralfic
is
showing
an
incrense.
I
according
to
observation
over
i
the
past
six
months.
'
Ndme
....
Addiess..
v.wcofVKn
I
and
VH'TOKIA
1
i
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcotin
H
p.m.
.more
thon
seven
days'
supply
on
hand.
Art
uuill
hivn
nrl,ni
inf
r
ti
mrilip1;
nflCC
f
is
cleared,
meanwhile
your
co-operation
in
ing
now
will
protect
you
and
will
help
tS
Wc
still
have
some
Alberta
"BLUE
FLAW
cobble
and
"DIPLOMAT"
Egg
available
at
'PLEASE
ORDER
NOW
ALBERT
and
McCAFFERY,
UMIIi
,
TUESDAY
.vs.
t-ittniiKini
Vi
iiiKiu
AMOK
ARM.
STKWAKT
AM
TOUT
SIMI'SON
Sunday,
Ciiniosini.
11
pni.
1
Oil
NOKTII
H
LI
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(
IIAKIOTTi:
I;I.AM)S
February
1
S';.
Chilcotin
iiiiiliiiu'nl
I
Oil
SOI
Til
IJIIIN
CIIAKI.OTTK
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
25
I'KANK
J.
SKINNLK
Prince
Ruirert
Aent
Third
Avenue
Phore
51(5
HKKHING
BIG
in
sim:ss
Hf
fl-ing
fishing
may
appear
a
somewhat
prosaic
rnouch
subjrcl.
.
in
tunic
ways
bul,
this
cannot
be
said
ol
what's
been
going
on
lately
so
far
as
Prince
Rupert
and
the
waters
near
this
port
are
concerned.
The
sea
swarms
with
fish.
Newspaper
stories
I
have
been
extensive
and
well
described.
Catches
were
and
eon-
B.O.
Distributor:
V..
L.
SAt
IX
K
I
I
Mill
It
(
).
LTD.
(
AM
OIt
SALES
(
OVI
TAN
V
LTD.
102
West
1st
Ave.,
Vancouver,
Ft.
Braid
St.,
New
Westminster,
B.C.
B.C.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
LUCKY
LAGER
BREWING
CO.
LTD.
New
Westminster,
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