Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
14,
1952
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Garcia
Blasts
Yanks
from
League
Lead
'NEW
YORK
(P
Mike
Garc'a
hurled
Cleveland
to
a
7-1
victory
over
New
York
Yankees
last
night,
knocking
the
world
champions
out
of
the
American
League
lead
and
ending
their
In
Boxing
Bout
NEW
YORK
(CP)
George
Ar-aujo,
fast-rising
young
lightweight
prospect,
won
a
widely-booed
split
decision
over
Arthur
King,
counter-punching
spoiler
from
Toronto,
last
night
at
Madison
Square
Garden.
Araujo
weighed
135U,
King
136U-
was
AHle
Reynolds,
who
had
won
six
slra'glit.
Garcia
scattered
Jour
hits.
One
was
a
seventh
Inning
homer
by
Yi)v
Bcith,
first
to
oe
hit
this
season
off
the
Indian;:'
W4
right
Lander
who
has
won
nine
and
loj-t
three.
Reynolds,
who
last
was
beaten
May
6
by
Cleveland,
was
behind
from
the
third
inning
uu
and
was
blasted
for
five
runs
on
four
hits
in
the
eighth.
Garcia
hit
a
two-run
double
in
that
rally.
The
game,
only
one
In
the
league,
put
the
Tribe
half
a
game
ahead
of
the
Yanks.
Righthander
Bob
Rush
struck
out
11
while
turning
in
his
ninth
victory
for
Chicago
Cubs
with
a
5-0
National
L':iKue
shutout
over
Boston
Braves.
It
was
the
only
game
scheduled
1
1
National
League.
"""I
six-game
winning
sit
ing.
Loser
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
SEA-MEN
RESCUED
A
lifeboat
from
the
liner
Scythia
is
lowered
to
rescuj
two
ciew
members
of
the
collier
Wabana
after
the
two
sh'p:
collided
in
a
fog
in
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence.
A
third
Wabana
crewman
was
killed.
The
liner,
in
Quebec
city
for
repairs,
was
scheduled
to
leave
for
England
Monday
night.
CP
PHOTO
i
employing
crews
on
a
wage
plus
share
basis.
Ex.
Pete
Husoy,
well
known
Princt
Rupert
waterfront
man,
took
over
the
troller
"North
Star"
some
time
ago.
That
craft
had
been
owned
by
the
late
Car!
Olson.
Pete,
on
the
Fredelia
III
has
been
fishing
halibut.
hi.m
..
children-mis.
AUe.Lin
T7
16
children,
lost
seven
and
was
seveu-lv
bZrt
lZlmh
swept
their
fa'm
home
In
St.
Luc
n
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The
Africa
Maru,
one
of
two
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
Quebec
city.
She
is
in
a
Quebec
hospita
for
t
-eatnu
burns
suffered
when
she
tried
to
save
her
s
1
1
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4?j9V
111
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OIL
flh
BURNERS
,
s
fuf
M
.ttfjs'-4.t.fc.J
j
freight
vessels
that
have
been
la
I
port
at
the
same
time
for
some
I
days
to
load
barley,
may
sail
by
tomorrow.
This
was
the
expec-'
tation
this
morning.
The
other,
iauujy.
CP
PH0'
i
the
steamship
Manchurian,
witr
TODAY
6:50
-
9:10
''WITH
WITH
A
A
SONG
rR.MRYwCAL1
IN
MY
HEAPt
VANCOUVER.
On
her
first
sailing
of
the
1952
Ioading
completed
win
clear
later
-
.,
.
.
,
ft
I
but
just
when
has
not
yet
been
summer
season
of
Alaska
cruises
between
Vancouver
'announced.
The
ships
are
tak-
milvP
Ifl
NOW
NOW
ON
ON
'
"
i
ft
and
Skagway,
the
popular
Canadian
National
Steam-;ing
barley
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
ships
"Prince
George"
left
here
last
night
fully
The
fishing
industry
has
rap-
')
-I
ir
.
it
:
Am
GEORGE
BREAKSTU!.
EASY
TERMS
WITH
ISSO
FURNACE
Oil'
CONTRACT
ASSURED
.,11
t
r..
..
a.'i
Idly
climbed
during
the
put
hcinkprl
booked
with
with
passeng
n:iefln.rov0
in
"b"0
ilvIU
"u
yana
rtiwua
;
war
years
until
it
now
represents
VERA
ROLSTON
'
in
Surrender
i
a.
1
TT
.
'i
i
n
ann
me
united
states,
My
Lady's
Summer
Frock
Ii-mi
nine
styles
at
their
best
in
cottons,
prints
or
.sheers.
Slvled
richt!
Trice
right
too!
a
szuu
minion
investment
in
Canada's
future.
For
many
yearo
Jungle
Stamp
the
!
lias
been
in
existence
so
Ion
Among
passengers
on
it
played
a
role
less
glamorous
The
situation,
at
thus
date,
has
not
much
more
surplus
time
to
:
and
less
prominent
In
the
public
spare.
An
agreement
within
alW
lnan
'hat
of
agriculture
minimum
of
days
Is
now
of
first
antl
manufacturing
but
it
is
at
ON
THE
SPOT
...
IN
THE
TOUGHEST
SPOT
ON
EARTH
A
man
f,
nowhere
.
.
a
,V)an
wi(h
,h
.
.
.
trying
to
forget
their
pasts
In
fxotic
last
coming
Into
its
rightful
pos
Importance.
cruise
are:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Snider
who
operate
a
large
lanch
near
Billings,
Montana;
Miss
Ula
Rose,
a
concert
pianist
widely
known
as
"The
Rose
of
Hollywood";
Dr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Campbell,
Toronto,
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Hill,
also
from
Toronto.
During
the
summer
months
the
luxury
ship,
which
accom
ition.
The
marketed
value
of
fish
and
fish
products
has
at
WALLACE'S
Fishermen
of
all
nations
now
have
to
constantly
improve
fish
tained
record
levels,
and
not
only
ing
methods
to
hold
their
on
1
management
but
also
fishermen
it
WRITE
OR
PHONE
MACAO
PORT
OF
SIN
AND
SHADY
DFALINGS
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
against
International
competition.
This
has
been
particularly
true
since
the
war
years.
themselves
are
enjoying
optimum
prosperity.
In
fact,
as
the
Hon.
R.
W.
Mayhew,
said,
history
will
probably
record
the
past
decade
as
one
In
which
the
Canadian
fishing
industry
experienced
its
most
tremendous
growth.
St.
'
.
Si
Starring
1
M
-
"-"'
"""c
r.uoac.L.L.
aim
WILLIAM
Bf
NIl
t
Portugue.ie
draiggerrf,
some
thirty-five
of
them,
are
seen
on
the
banks
of
Newfoundland
thi.-:
.miin
r.iurriainmeni
Only
MONDAY
and
TUESDaS
APPLE
BLOSSOM
Ql'CL'N
Marilyn
Campbell.
20,
slender,
five-foot-six
inch
brunette
was
crowned
1952
Queen
of
tfie
Annapolis
Valley
Apple
Blossom
Festival.
Chosen
from
10
other
competitors
.she
was
crowned
by
Nova
Scotia's
Welfare
Minister
Harold
Connolly.
CP
Photoi
season.
It
is
at
Harbor
Grace
j
Thomas
(Ont.)
Times-Journal,
they
will
procure
their
frozen!
herring
bait,
a
sizeable
quantity!
Mentified
with
Skeena
Riv?r
being
needed.
'
j
Industry
for
years,
William
F.
j
Paddy)
Binns,
passed
on
some
Aboard
the
"Gertrude
G,"
Eric
tlmp-
w.
This
was
in
Shaugh-Groun
of
New
Westminster
has
ricssy
Hospital.
He
had
served
as
modates
260
first
class
passengers,
will
make
eight
10-day
voyages
along
British
Columbia's
famed
Inside
Passage.
Ports
of
call
include
Ocean
Falls
and
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
and
the
Alaskan
cities
of
Ketchikan,
Juneau,
Skagway
and
Wrangell.
Southbound
the
Prince
George
make
a
day-long
trip
through
scenic
Douglas
Channel
and
Gardner
Canal,
passing
near
the
site
of
the
world
famous
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
development
at
Kitimat.
According
to
Canadian
National
officials
here,
reservations
for
these
cruises
are
run
MtH
J
rli
SHORTS
NKWS
Shows
7
-
9.00
JUST
TAKE
A
LOOK
AT
Our
Used
Cars
been
trolling
around
Prince
Ru-
bookkeeper
at
Balmoral
and
Do-
the
British
minion
planU
for
pert
this
season
for
the
Co-op.
Columbia
Packers.
TODAY
ONLY,
7:
-
9
p.m.
"BOOTS
MAL0N
Ireland
will
reorganize
its
fish-1
Ing
industry
by
replacing
present
MORE
HALIBUT
small
rraft
with
limited'
erni.sinir
Halibut
catches
from
the
imrth
Big
Corch
CAPETOWN
(CP)
-Five
tlu.u.s-and
sluuks
were
caught
in
three
clays
off
the
Cap
province
coa.st
well
ahead
of
last
year,
Tan"r
hv
n'op
riiosfi
pnuinprt
will
be
coming
to
Prince
Ruoert
ning
with
an
sailings
nearly
iniea.
ouni
i.m
.a,,
ri-
next
week
The
fish
should
be
"ear
iftrnunus.
Caught
by
I
as
Scotland,
the
Faroes
and
the
in
quar.'.it.y,
for
when
the
first
handlines,
the
.sharks
were
not
i
l!t1!
FLY
IN;
STANDARD
1!HH
PLYMOUTH
COACH
1!KVJ
FORD
SEDAN
1111
INTERNATIONAL
TON
PANEL
Utl'J
AUSTIN
l!tL)
MORRIS
IIISI
AUSTIN
5-TON
TRICK
man-eaters
cm
ine
small
grev
i?
Wenufled
1
wUh
Jhmiin
tilh-
Nnrlh
Sca
with
the
"d-veral
million
pounds
are
re-ing
industry
may
not
attain
a
f'ln
equipment.-
A
new
Sea
Fish-
celved
here
it
dos
not
mean
the
fettlement
of
the
dispute
that
ly
Boan'
will
cperat?
the
boats
i
entii
e
.season
has
concluded.
1
i;r:"t.rr
type
caught
mainly
for
their
i
livers,
which
bring
one
shilling
a
!
pound.
;
r-ftf,
mm
Aboard
Athabaskan
MONDAY
ond
TUESDAY
Superior
Auto
Service
tXOYO
BRIDGES
Limited
Sculiirig
Gear
Stowed
in
Scran
Locker
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
weapon
a
EASY
TO
SAVVY
Bud,
is
that
there
semcyc-automatic?"
When
finally
"taken
in
tow"
tone
of
the
rare
ones
that
rtngj
the
bell
straight
uwayi
lie
will!
SHOW
STARTS
7:
P.M.
LAST
COMPLETE
SHOW
AT
H:35
P.M.
'
Anything
spare,
surplus
or
lei
over
Ls
"gash."
You
can
put
gasii
lood
asiue
for
a
"scran-up."
Popular
Stcomcr
Prince
Rupert
U
W
1
iIV)
A
FAMOIS
PLAYEKS
lHbAl
Lane
Cedar
Chests
doff
my
cap''
be
paraded
with
Bill
Boss,
Canadian
I'rc.s
Staff
Writer
with
the
forces
in
Korea,
recently
spent
10
days
in
the
Canadian
destroyer
Ath-aOrisKMn
in
Korean
waters.
Editor)
,
By
BILL
BOSS
Canadian
Press
Slatt
Writer
j
Al
6EA,
ABOARD
HMCS
ATIl-
"
ABASKAiM
It's
all
very
well
to
o.,n,
aiwciw.
out
J"'u-ollt
headdress
before
the
cap
tain.
I
van
ftinu
a-ll
lU'JU
li
tilt.
gasli
bucket
wlncri
means
it's
There
the
charge
myy
be
dii-!
missed,
or
the
captain
will
-say
ne
!
to
be
thrown
away.
On
the
other
hand
"scran"
has
has
been
a
"bird,"
which
means;
oi:
given
the
run
ot
the
ship.
But
another
meanincr.
A
shin's
nr.
I
,p
h:.K
h,.p
h;,ri
..,,.!,
8AILH
F'K
Vancouver
mul
Intel
mrtikile
Porta
Each
Thursday
il
11:13
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
VIINKSIY
MIDNIGHT
(
nniloi
t
and
Service
liny
ought
to
issue
a
dictionary
Ucr
iads:
'
Gear
.sculling
will
b
j
hence
that,
he
has
been
"birdie."
ah
thepw,
!
stowed
in
the
scran
locker."
That
j
The
"paybob"
or
paymaster,
Ihe
last
place
one
expected
o
means
equipment
left
lyiti3
about
1
also
may
be
Instructed
to
ma!e
run
into
a
language
barrier
was
will
be
taken
to
a
parUeulai
I
deductions
from
his
pay.
And
.
majesty
s
Koyal
Canadian
storeroom.
(The
j.n.
.
pays
a
the
hangover
may
need
atlen-'ivy'
,
.
.
,
,
five-cent
fine
.o
ledee.n
)
tlon
from
the
sick
bay
"tlffey"
111
0
days
aboard
the
destroyer
..K1
..
Ucocoa
..buob;
.
jjr
attendant.
tvf
na,nr.mhyvtyPe
8
ea"
turn,
which
is
grip.K,
"meaning
A
sleepy
srilor
may
announce
sion
It
,
of
he,
f
1
,M
I
i
y
;
free.
Sailors
are
entitled
to
'I
I
that
he
is
goins
to
"crash."
or
go
sounds
having
apparent
daily
Jssue
of
v
ounpM
.
to
bed.
In
his
"cart,"
which
is
his
to
rlT
Conversation
u
Cr"
Navalese,
like
any
living
lang-
I
hammock,
and
a,k
for
a
"shake."
ivatmn.
has
beer.
undergoes
growth
and
When
his
mate
later
observes
f"n'
tlfJi
y
3
yS
f
d,U-'Change.
Apparently
there
was
a,
that
he
Is
going
to
"shaio
gerry"
'
'
...
'
..luus
wnen
dessert
was
"afters."
,he
merely
means
that
he
i.s
goina
airU'hl'confeSy!
1
(.(-(Jar
chest
that
is
noted
for
itj
quality
and
beauty.
!!
Mire
to
inquire
about
our
I.AYAWAY
PLAN
FOR
(IIIIISIMAS
(ilVINd
i
om.
r;
Fnr
Re.servatlims
Write
or
Call
I
I
Y
OK
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUrERT,
BC.
This
ailvcrtisrmciit
h
not
published
or
displayed
by
''f
Control
Board
or
y
the
Government
of
British
foliimlf
Gordon
&
Anderson
meant
"Briton'"
since
the
one
is
,
-
'
nun
you
never
get,
a
siraini
Christmas
kind.
',,
,.
.
A
sailor
hn
wants
to
he
"t.irl-
yp's
or
no
to
question
Phone
46
pokes
vwtiMM
vi
I
ne
lav
rite
breakLLst
lood
of
j
die
other's
country.
STRANGE
NICKNAMES
j
'
Pon0'o"
for
soldier,
made
no
:
ciioc
at
all.
but
"semi''
for
!
American"
did
when
it
was
cx-
aboard
this
ship.
It's
either
"affirmative"
or
"negative."
But
negative
also
can
mean
"without,"
as
In
"numbir
three
uniform
negative
jump
dry"
or
have
a
good
appearance,
makes
sure
his
"dobey"
or
laundry,
is
done
and
that
his
aces
"number
one
uniform
are
pressed.
When
he
ge
leave
he
"boots
if
or
goes
ashore
to
"have
a
wet,"
meaning
to
have
a
few
ers,
or
'coffee
negative
milk
1
And
that's
only
the
beginning.
pitimeu
mat
a
united
stales
soldier
once
asked
a
Canadian
who
was
explaining
to
him
the
working
of
a
Bofor
gun:
"Well,
beers.
If
he
has
too
many,
he
Is
They've
got
a
million
of
them.
Jlkely
to
go
"adrift,"
which
Is
.
BUSINESS
OPPOKTUNITTfS
au.iriiu
wiwiuufa
iriivir.
.
ry.
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