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Rupeit
Duily
News
Saturday,
January
12,
1952
named
Norvik
concluded
It
was
rawm.
"
..irv
!
troved
,.nv
,aler
expansion.
The
Year
H
in
southvast
Aba,,
.1
l
f.ii-IMlf
AI
'IP
reil
I1U
I1L.
fill
liaii'V
J
,
-
.
a
i
.
...
...
,
time
to
move,
aim
UK
...........
thvn,
benevea
uiwe
eis
no
nmencan
tant
to
the
Minister
Minister
of
oi
n
Fisheries.1
rams,
p
people,
i
Just
coast
s
gl
i
were
.m.
real
e3-
aircraft
has
bwn
awav.
the
better.
er.
There
There
J
WATERFRONT
regeneration
Wt
of
them
and
they
owned
a
In
1950
the
total
J
T
Cad
of'
removing
bones
the
vicinity
of
PutUr
2
gggvCi"'
"
"
'
"V:.;,;7'ahnnrd
the
Western
Whaling
Corpora-
,
u":'
V""3.'.?"
,
'
"
:
.
u,;lu"S
'
Si.
ODD
THEME
FOR
DRAMA
Drama
with
unusual
theme
rcom.es
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
next
Mtnday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
in
"Journey
Into
Light,"
starring
Sterling
Hayden,
IP
B
WnC
lIHIIi-ni'v
-
.
.
r,
f
A
tlintV..
X.IIU
I
IIS
111
l!
There
is
plenty
of
afliun
for
Hayden
whose
ro)
as
the
strong-minded,
eloquent
and
ambitious
minister
is
far
removed
from
his
former
typical
swashbuckling
parts.
Miss
Lindfors
gives
a
sensitive
and
appealing
performance
as
tion.
a
subsidiary
oi
ure
da,.
and
dangerous
It
was
a
risky
business
getting
away
from
Nor-
Packers
Ltd.
way
for
the
Nazis
already
were,
,,,"Z:,n,ljllim!
HI
V-
AIHUIIU
liic
www.
-
"STARLIFT"
ALL
STAR
CAST
TODAY
6:50
-
9:00
Norviks
approached
made
at
the
court
'"vestigatUms
.
ever,
as
the
Thomas
tne
Dlil,d
daughter
of
a
skid
ror
Vlveca
Lindfors
and
Mitchell.
of
..rur
ur
in
mariv
an
V
na7flffis
HiLU
me
u..,
.....
;
.i
nnnn
missionary,
bringing
happiness
IJeam
Trawling
Becoming
Big
Business
Herring
at
Namu
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
on
the
crowded
craft,
they
shap-
steamships
Prince
Rupert
and
;
?or
St.
John's,
in
Katleen
last
fall,
the
importance.;
ed
a
cours
Newfoundland,
where
there
was
of
wider
and
better
knowledge
stressed
It
was
felt
.
not
any
war.
The
crossing
took
of
radar
was
Pl'ven
eUven
tiivs
tiays.
.
!
'
that
the
transport
department,
.ij.
oHrlln.,
o
mnrm
Beam
trawling
for
flat
fish
is
expected
to
be
j
It
is
the
story
of
a
New
Eng-il
everyway
until
wayaen
comes
land
minister
who
renounces
hU'int0
heT
lilc
and
almosl
breaks
chuTch
and
God
and
traverses
a
i
her
h,a"
as
well
as
his
own.
soul-searing
path
to
the
depths;
Thomas
Mitchell
has
a
typical
of
skid
row
where
he
becomes
i
role
as
a
ginsier-and-rustle
Involved
in
a
series
of
dramatic
;
character
who
finds
odd
jobs
for
events
which
f
inaliy
lead
to
his
,
fellow
skid
row
dwellers.
BOWERY
BOYS
in
'BLONDE
DYNAMITE'
bigger
business
than
ever
this
year
provided
the!
fishing
is
good.
The
waterfront
is
active
with
preu-
They
did
not
plan
on
remain-
nuum
.o..o.w
...s
.
in
in
Newfoundland.
Canada.,
in
radar
to
the
syllabus
of
navl-
;
RICHARD
EMORY
in
"KOREAN
PATROL'
STARTING
iv-itinnc
W
trnwWs
nnrl
fishermen
exDect
SOme
HI)
'
nrnvirtine
thev
could
find
some-,
gallon
schools,
followed
by
ex
where
that
looked
sufflcnently
,
animations.
vessels
will
be
covering
the
Skidegate
flat
fishing
promising,
was
tneir
oojecuve.
Brit,sh
Columbia
fishing
is
Their
line
-was
fishing,
but
in
I
graduaUy
maklng
more
and
more
I
I
MONDAY
Halifax,
cod
was
selling
at
o
my
.
and
burgcs.
Scows
&
'
.
.
.
tA
Atlin
Fish.
Others
ready
to
Ifave
Several
ossels
have
put
to
Qra
t.
An,hnnv
t
rflnt
and
half,
mat
woman
i
.
freshly
w
-
:
-v.
u.,
sea
already
but
no
fish
have
yet
Irls
Frank
Jonps;
g
Capt
envcr
in
a
cent
roni.u.i.
a
ure
utilizzed
uullzzea
to
lo
move
move
1IKM
do
and,
after
much
questioning,
!
caugnt
fishi
chiefly
herring
study
and
inquiry,
the
who
'',
to
the
canneries
and
other
plan
iinls
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
BUDGET
PLAN
been
reported.
But
skate
and
sole
1
Secord;
Sandra
Carol,
Capt
Oliver
Adams.
twenty-three
proceeded
to
Brit-
Tndv
,he
g
rj,
Packers
own
and
I
ish
Columbia,
the
men
going
oy
fo
rate
four
lan,c
,10llse
barges,
In
between
the
two
fish
houses,
i
the
"Kaare,"
and
the
rest
of
the
,
oj:
whlrh
two
a(.e
Bacon
is
steadily
smoking
:
party
taking
the
train.
equipped
They
are
for
the
aum
are
unpredictable
some
years
they
came
early,
other
times
late.
Last
year,
Skidegate
Inlet
was
crowded
with
fish
by
January
27.
For
Royal
Fish,
Capt.
Fred
Vindberg
is
out
scouting
on
the
Hero
and
the
New
Laurel
with
tlie
Ritchie
brothers
is
out
for
fish
most
black
cod
from
froz
m
mm
en
stocks.
It
was
the
Dest
move
mey
eve.
lruns.or
of
b()lh
the
canned
and
made.
It
was
not
long
before
all
,
f
producli
f
rom
upcoast
can.
had
learned
to
speak
English
and
,.,
,,j
.,1H
-triruoi.
esih-
Wallace's
Department
Store,
the
store
that
has
everything
for
the
home
and
family,
offers
you
the
convenience
of
buying
now
and
pay
in
convenient
monthly
payments.
YJ?
INTO
Meanwhile,
herrtng
are
again
i
now
they
agree
it's
been
jakealoo
i
llshmenls
to
Vancouver.
S
BIG
ST0
RE
!
RUPERT
F
R
I
N
C
E
in
tne
picure
oniy
a
inue
jar-
ever
since,
mey
seiuea
aown
i"
I
'
ther
off
this
time
as
the
central
Vancouver
as
fishermen,
and
;
Likc
enougn
boneless
herring
sub-district
is
opening
up
in
the
nave
flourished.
Only
last
No-
.
can
foun.,
n
the
nast
fnr
u
Namu
area.
Tlie
40.000-ton-quo-;
vcmber.
they
had
built
for
them
s
appCtizing
fish
for
either
jta
there
is
rapidly
dwindling.
a
72-foot
combination
herring
breakfast,
lunch
or
dinner.
For
still
at
WALLACE
S
of
Come
while
fishermen
are
waiting
seiner,
the
job
being
done
on
thing,
there
is
no
bone
com-
wora
.rum
u.e
ipa.
on
Haroor
Boatyaras.
ns
a
.mc
,ex
ThoUKn
boneless
herring
their
request
for
a
10.000-ton
-craft,
equipped
with
radio-tele,
;nade
a
slart
ln
Prlnce
Rupert
quota
extension
in
the
northern
phone
and
an
echo-sounder.
The
,
ncarly
(orty
years
ag0
lt
never
i
.
a--.
i
8
i
j
-u
m
tt
v
e:
sub-district.
injuiciiKin.v..
rpal
lu,udway
A
sturdy.
hluplr-pvprl
1
11
tin
F.mrliKh
ntnn
L,ue
is
pii-a.-aiiu
ai.u
piumautc
Harold
Thom.-Atlin
Fish
man-.
it
was
not
mat
way
in
nuiuiciu
.
named
Lionel
Crinuen
with
Jim-
Wliere
food
f
E
-
STERLING
I
WBr
k&A
HAYDEh
)
Vn':-
VIVECA
I
.
Winning
B-iiE-
I
itirpnr!
(agcr
and
Norm
Christenscn,
as-1
Norway
twelve
years
ago.
,
my
Bacon
giving
a
hand,
were
jsistant
manager,
are
both
in
'
-:
;
the
pioneers.
Crippcn
began
the
Vancouver
on
business.
Christen-
More
man
one
sucn
"cc"""'1"
enterprise
on
Dlgby
Island
and:
i
sen
returns
in
aDout
a
ween,
oui
ungiu
it"
...
"'ciBaCon,
handled
the
smoking.
'
:the
manager
will
take
a
few
days
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert
but,
so
peoplc
U)ok
l0
boneless
livrring.
for
holidays
and
also
attend
the
far
as
most
of
us
can
recall,
only;
lt
was
about
tnjS
ti,ne
a
new.
!
International
Halibut
Commis-
one
submarine
has
submerged.
!
comer
rained
Green,
from
the
rion
convention
in
Seattle
next
Others
have
been
here
but
re",
maritime
provinces
made
a
week.
:
mained
on
the
surface.
The
ex-
dea,
nnd
,t
looke(I
as
is
crippen's
Perry
York
and
Bill
B.vll
were
eeption
was
during
the
second
;
ulca
miKnl
slick
und
grow
Tnat
,
appointed
delegates
to
the
con-
Great
War
on
a
sunny
Sunday
,
posslbimy
would
nave
dvvLi0p-
,
vention
by
the
Canadian
Halibut
afternoon
in
summer.
A
United
ed
but
0reen
believed
ln
a
for-
Sliipvard
U?
fJXlJ
-Phony
fVliTCHElLl
SHOWS
7
-
0
m
Ifi
I
M
l-JJrt
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Chilcotin
8
p.m.
January
20
Chilcotin
midnight
Janua
y
IS
and
27
Camosun
Tuesday.
12
Noon
ri.lCE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sundav,
Camosun.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
01
FEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Januaiy
18
s
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
11
and
25
Fit
K
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rurrcrl
Agent
I'h
id
Avenue
Ehore
5C8
Veiscl
Owners'
Association
and
oiaies
navy
um
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union.
the
plunge.
The
government
wharf
was
crowded
by
the
time
she
cast
off
for
a
point
approxl-
NEW
LIFE
IN
CANADA
James
Cagney
Tough
Editor
JUNE
ALLYSON
-
VAN
JOHNSON
in
"TOO
YOUNG
TO
KISS"
TODAY
ONLY
7-9
p.m.
A
day
back
in
1940
the
flames
'
-'
smal
of
war
were
spreading
over
Eur
talk
and
chatter
of
hundreds
of
spectators
died
away
as
the
sub-
ope,
ln
a
little
village
in
northern
Norway,
although
a
long
distance
This
firm
favourite,
sparkling
extra.
dry
lager
is
served
with
pleasure
all
year
round.
Here
in
British
Columbia
the
pure
soft
water
and
gentle
climate
combine
with
the
skill
and
patience
of
the
brewers
to
bring
you
Lucky
..
...
i
i
-
i
4
IT
Lager,
iituiuun'T
ammj.i'j
ma'
ine
slowly
set
tled.
No
other
j
James
Cagney
ha.i
a
new
type
vessel
was
near.
And
none
ap-
j
of
role
in
"Co;.;e
Kill
the
Cup"
1
roach-d.
Perhaps
it
rested
on
which
show.
next
Monday,
Tu
-s-tli?
bottom
for
as
long
as
half
day
and
Wednesday
as
the
fea-a-
hou
I''s
ro-anpearance
was!
iir?
film
at
the
Tniem
Theatre,
gradual.
Slowly
it
had
dlsap-
He
is
the
editor.
of
a
large
met-pvarpd,
and
slowly
its
shape
be-
ropolitan
newspaper
and
on
began
to
take
form
above
the
calm
half
of
his
publisher,
unde-
takes
nrfa-e.
Undrr
different
clr-
person'illy
in
u'nmial
ain-cumstances
-say
on
an
enemy
ment
to
tra;
p.
gangland
killer
'hip
at
sea
the
sight,
could
be
resui
nslble
for
(he
death
of
a
enough
t,o
frighten
one.
friend.
In
its
doing,
he
u'.uler-
.
goes
a
series
of
thrilling
en-
Diuing
last
year,
437
whales
counters
with
die
underworld
wore
caught
off
the
British
Co-
before
accomplishing
his
ob-
Irmbia
ccast.
The
catch
is
re-
'cctive.
Phyllis
Thaxter
is
the
girl
of
'
"
"
'
the
piece
and
is
called
upon
for
mmm
urn
Ifrf
TrMm
S
-III
pimiiiiiwin
m
miini
"'
m
'Jim
'
'
1
"
1
1
"'
MONDAY
VX"
J
A
,
i'-:-
thtnl
livcnitiR
shows
-rM
r
oo
n
m.
''
?
for
troubl(
an
impressive
performance.
Raymond
Massev,
Gig
Younsr.
and
Jimmy
Gl-.'a.son
have
important,
and
typical
roles.
You
con
be
sure
we've
got
the
clothes
vou
-wont
ond"
need
right
here
constructed
for,
hord
wear
ond
plenty
of
comfort
ASK
fO
iCO
HAND'S
FAVOUIITE
SON
JOHNNIE
WALKER
If
VfHI
V.iM)t.
')
K'-lI
it-,
U'lVt
Vl
.'f
News
clilird
STEAMtR
Prince
George
CARIBOU
brand
clcnim
pants,
shirts,
overalls.
WATSON
and
Treens
gloves
of
every
description
Winner
1950
'
:
'
'
f
-V
;
Mm
i
Brussels
Award
SCOTCH
WHISKY
IO"N
I
8
2
0
STILL
GOING
W
i
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
SIONG
90
nrt.
VV
t
nnd
till
h
Av
A
I
woman'!
3L---
k
TOTE
antl
Iiileriiiediate
I'orlM
Eoch
Thursday
ut
11:15
i
in.
Fcr
KEVCHIKAN
WONliSIAY
MIDNIGHT
real
good
Scotch
UNDERWEAR
large
stock
of
StonfieLds,
Penman
and
Turnbull's.
RUBBERS
be
sure
to
see
our
large
stock
of
good
quality
rubberwear.
i
V.MOVS
ri
AVKHS
TIIKAIKi;
45
i
Luxury
ut
Low
Cost
I'oi
Ucscivatioiis
Write
or
Call
('IT
Y
OH
DIJ'OT
OITTCK
1'ltlNCK
ItUrKftf,
BC.
"
I
x
yM
M
'
IHtillril,
Mriitlcd
and
I
lUil
llril
ill
Scotland
i
nnt-ttlt
W,
,
j
JOHN
WALKER
SONS
LTD.
Scotch
WhiiJty
Dislileri
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTLAND
1J
'
i
IIiIm
Havrrt,t.st:rtiT:
if.
not
puWlKhfd
ur
(Jthplriyod
by
tlu-
Lupn-r
(Jon
trot
,
Htmrd
or
tjy
tlicj
Government
,ut
j
i
BrlUsli
CoIuiublH.
ACME
CLOTHING
"Serving
the
Public
for
Over
37
Years"
633
3rd
Avenue
COME
and
HEAR
your
LOCAL
TAIEH1
on
Stoic
NEXT
FRIDAY
MUSIC
COMEDY
DRAMA
t
I
pp
lit-.
i'ifi
Daily
Dipper
m
;
-:,
-
mm
till
fell
A
full
nrnnrnm
tn
rlalinht
vnu
tn
make
0
da"i
1
.
0
G.E.
WASHER
r
I?
j?
-3
-'fie,
i
The
strongest
port
obout
our
business
is
that
the
less
workmanship
you
con
see,
the
better
the
job
was
done!
Thot's
why
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
that
cruise
out
of
our
shop
with
tha-
"brand
new"
look
even
though
they
may
have
been
in
serious
ace'dents.
Remember
-
-
for
January
18th
VARIETY
"
Ucl.vcry
Cil
j,
Phone:
OJ1
need:
this
number
if
GREEN
217
What,
a
difference
is
riant!
The
Daily
Dipper
is
a
small
tub
that
fits
riqht
inside
the
tub
of
your
G.F.
washer
which
can
be
used
for
daily
wash
and
the
larqe
tub
for
weekly
wash.
Uses
only
a
fraction
of
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