Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
v
Saturday,
April
5,
1952
;flctu!
'nation
oIlk
,
.t:'te
fails
olf
I
k'-
"Street
Car'
Showing
at
Totem
Here
rOU'MBIA
CFXLttOSE
!
iConlmued
J
ruin
iigf
'
I
with
James
Wilson
as
camp
foreman.
1
Armour
Salvage
Co.
has
the
i
job
of
rafting
the
logs
to
the
mill
yard
at
Watson
Island
from
j
the
Columbia
camp
at
Khut-
j
!
zamatecn
and
the
Wallace
oper-
j
1
ation
at
Stewart.
j
1
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
J
1
hi
Zany
Curlers
Chop
Off
Brooms
For
Final
Round
una
'
"A
Streetcar
Named
Desire."
No..
A
of
the
second
period
(they
couldn't
go
three)
when
Ooalie
Frizzell
with
the
puck
.
.
.
cr
.
.
ball
tucked
under
his
guard
tried
to
crash
the
opposing
goal
.
.
.
for
a
touchdown!
He
nearly
succeeded,
but
Boul
ter's
.goalie
Bill
Stone
made
the
big-
save
when
he
tripped
Frozen
who
ended
in
a
f
ugoy
scramble
in
front
of
the
net.
A
feed
of
beans
and
coffee
ir,
the
clubhouse
was
the
award
for
spectators
and
players,
while
the
ice
was
cleared
for
dancing
to
musical
recordings,
and
so
end
the
first
year
of
organized
curling
on
Prince
Rupert's
first
curling
rink.
;itii
.
-
much
fli.piissiprt
nlnw
that
,.
.
,
d
,1'i.rrace
4
;."
v.,.7.:
rir
:.,
:v"imiu
your
'
Meantime
at
Terrace,
log
pro-,
""-'"
"
,1.
.
"
w
tl"Wn
at8
ctnl
VorK
Dranu
uTtta
Necly
Moore's
broom-swinging
squad.
j
It
was
the
"grand
finale"
cil
ice
staged
by
Prince
Rupr'
i
Curling
Club
and,
of
course,
itj
was
all
in
fun,
although
spectators
likely
had
more
laughs
out
of
it
all
than
did
the
players,!
many
of
whom
were
ready
to
drop
from
exhaustion
at
the
end.
With
cut-down
curling
brooms
;and
a
flighty,
light
rubber
air-ball,
the
two
teams
clashed
on
centre
ice
to
provide
a
riot
from
the
opening
whistle
by
"Lineman"
Bill
Lambie
until
the
end
'IS
!
Critic,'
Award
7S
duction
is
now
Fleet
Brightens
Up
For
Fishing
Season-Shipbuilding
Here
Last
Year
ltd
.tinuous
rugn
level
alter
opera--
juiar
youne
out
the
1ntcr.
Six'"1-
"'c
lulLl"
iucuirt
acneath
h
h
her
,Z?
!
"
,
tion
throughou
starting
Monday.
Haas,
pi,,:
.
.
.
....
million
feet
was
produced
there
j
Leigh,
who
thehss.
k.TJ
i'aintine;
ot
siiipumtr
as
marine
acu
",uc..
.
;
SUuTinK
Vivien
'
Calling
on
his
reserve
avoirdupois,
Doug
Frizzell
successfully
deiendcd
his
goal
against
Hie
onslaught
of
the
Boulter
team
in
a
broom-ball
free-for-all
which
ended
2-0
last
night
for.
nmuthlmr
that
Mimot
i
nf
t.
W
in
the
Ter-i
created
the
lead
role
In
London
Ins
in
h
u
0iaoi
?il
J.1
A
1
?
Uilll'.l't
fc
V..V.V
"
-c-
ixr
.
.
1
,.
""U
Min
me
itium
w
k
.u
hpnng
wn
r
brine
oroduccd
i
and
Marlon
Brando,
star
of
the
Her
da
be
delayed
Or
indefinitely
postponed,
bspeciaiij,
Uom
lhe
tjmber
management
i
New
York
version,
the
picture
in-law
taio
'
.'
.
i
i
t
n.
U,..
J.,
fr
ii--
is
.
v,
ti,,,
D!r
ih
'boasts
thp
nvtirp
nrixo.wlnninn
'Wll
pel
painung
lS
a
mUM
JOO.
u
c
lB.,tUf.1.tni-K''me
from
Sllamcs'
A"
loggers
!
New
York
ca-st
In
addition.
Ella
past
serve
her
customary
speed
and
stay
in
satisiacioiv
are
hcadqua
hcadquartered
in
tne
Ter.
Kazan,
the
talented
Broadwav
,ldam5tot)ie
:
and
Hollywood
director
who
Tat
.
race
camp
The
Kaium
road
is
now
12
feat
ft-taged
the
original,
directed
thU
it
news
aiw1
zhunr
Ward
plant
at
ar.xi.on
rerry.
k
llctiJ'--
The
prince
David
had
a
short
Vessels
little
and
big
seen
at
and
stj1Tlng
ute.
She
was
re-Prince
Rupert,
make
a
good
sized
quism0ned
by
the
Royal
Cana-fleet
and
the
painting
that
goes
2jan
Navy
ln
mo
and
converted
up
tne
west
stiore
or
tne
---io,
sumkalum
River.
The
Terrace
yard
loading
has
largely
been
flimmntrd
ns
the
Kaiuin
timber
TODAY
7:
-
9:
p.m.
on
can
v.ivu
iimjur
re-
jnt0
Rn
armed
merchant
cruiser
tponsibility.
It
does
not
follow
.Ik
In
August,
1942,
in
company
with
-
is
joadcd
molc
conveniently
from
ho
Priiifp
Hpnrv
and
Prince
n
,it
vnur
M.vii,.ii
imh
that
it's
always
necessary
to
visit
a
drydock
Scores
of
boats
Robcrt
and
thc
corveUes
Daw-jln
Uo2m
thc
Canadian
National
Winner
of
son
and
Vancouver,
she
cleared
Railways
line.
Use
of
this
spur
find
other
accommodation
and
this
is
true
even
of
quite
good
sized
bottoms.
f
i
Ksquimalt
for
KoaiaK.
mese
started
last
November,
were
the
dangerous
days,
toilow-
m)W
huge
60-ton
truck
loads
lnc
the
sudden
strike
of
Japan-
r
iimht-r
are
to
he
seen
brine-
At
Prince
Rupert
during
the
esc
at
the
Aleutians.
A
ycarJ
nirk.'ii
Ud
boauv
ov
bisr
"A
year
there
were
34
vessel
regis-
iater.
she
was
converted
to
a
ira,nrs
.'trunsierrinir
ihcm
to
lhe
7-
..'X
?
New
York
Critics!
mS.
trations
with
18
being
new
boats
landing
craft
and
subsequently
built.
There
were
thirteen
28-
came
into
use
in
the
invasion
of
foot
gillnctters
built
by
the
Cas-
Normandy
in
1944.
This
was
in
siar
Packing
Packing
Company
;jUne
and
several
separate
voy-as
well
as
a
number
of
other
ages
were
made
in
carrying
cas-small
fishing
vessels
for
various
;
ualtics
to
Southampton.
This
owners.
At
Masset
on
the
Queen
was
followed
by
voyages
'to
thc
Charlotte
Islands,
J.
White
built
.
Mediterranean,
joining
allied
a
55-foot
fishing
craft.
navy
task
forces
at
Naples,
land-
cars
one
tiuckloaa
to
one
car.
Three
hundred
men
comprise
thc
Terrace
logging
crew
with
Harold
Lynum
as
superintendent.
Company's
logging
operations
are
directed
from
Pilncc
Rupert
by
R.
L.
Johnson,
Woods
manager
of
CCC.
wno
tins
wc'k
.........
jL
ing
troops
near
louion
ana
eper-
,novod
his
oltice
from
Waum
During
the'
year
ending
De-
ating
in
Greek
waters.
It
was
m
J
island
into
thc
office
in
the
cember
31,
1951
there
were
a
1947
the
Prince
David
was
soldi
stone
Block
in
Prime
Kupert
total
of
273
vessels
registered
at
,
to
the
Charlton
Steamships
of
;
just
vacated
by
tho
company's
the
different
ports
of
registry
in
London.
general
manager,
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball.
British
Columbia.
This
includes
.';,
j
who
has
gone
to
Vancouver
to
vessels
of
all
types
tugs,
cargo
For
the
first
time
in
perhaps
j
make
his
headquarters.
and
passenger
craft,
pleasure
thirty
years,
a
Chilean
naval
boats,
both
sailing
and
motor.,
vessel
was
seen
on
the
British
war
u
and
there
was
consider-and
fishing
boats
from
small
Columbia
coast
last
month.
The
ttD)e
nuc
and
cry
at,out
it'
.
.
.rl
llnnt
t
nee
In
tnn
tn
.nntt
cninn.u
n...!Jnnl.
ni
II
1
r
6111111.1,1,110
w
wir
iwigiov
uiiio
riCilUCllVC
lUlll'U
VUI1-I
and
packers,
barges
and
scow.;,
couver.
She
has
two
funnels
and
I
.
i
.
t
J.
.
'
was
formerly
an
American
Army
The
former
Canadian
National
transport
vessel
and
is
now
in
Steamship
Prince
David
has
been
'
service
as
a
training
craft.
She
sold
for
scrap,
in
England.
This
j
has
a
total
complement
of
360
means
the
end
of
a
vessel
that
men,
of
whom
about
50
are
mid-
J..
Changed
from
steam
to
diesel
power
"thc
Island
Prince"
has
now
settled
down
to
regular
freight
service
between
various
ports
In
the
north
and
at
Vancouver.
The
northern
points
to
do
business
with
include
Prince
Rupert
and
Skeena
River
and
ml
v5
rauirara
Kemano
and
Kitimat.
The
change
recently
made
involves
enhanced
power,
for
she
Is
fit
will
be
well
remembered
by
many
shipmen.
Her
armament
is
one
British
Columbians.
She
was
one
five-inch
gun,
four
12-pounder.
of
three
notable
ships,
the
others
two
anti-aircraft,
two
anti-tank
being
the
Prince
Henry
and
and
ten
machine
guns.
Prince
Robert.
Date
of
construe-
(
'
tion
was
1931.
The
Prince
David
F.
O.
White
of
Vancouver
has
oa63
-
tonnage)
had
become
been
awarded
contract
by
fed-known
as
the
SS
Charlton
Mon-
j
eral
public
works
department
It
takes
two
pcoole
to
make
a
deal.
Years
ago
when
the
present
management
of
tnis
comoany
took
over,
w3
decided
o
ake
Wollaee's
Deportmsnt
Sforc
n
s-ors
for
"Prince
Rupert
t0
he
proud
of.
Our
dreams
PLUS
your
good
will
has
finally
mad?
tiVs
possible
Our
Faith
in
Prince
Rupert
In
Ourselves
and
in
YOU
We
have
comolete
faith
in
Prince
Rupert.
We
have
faith
in
ourselves.
We
pledge
ourselves
to
give
vou
the
merchandise
you
want
at
the
price
you
want
to
oav.
Wollocc's
everyday
reg
'lar
prices
will
be
as
low
or
lower
than
like
oualitv
elsewhere
in
Canad
j.
Wollaee's
sale
specials
will
beat
sales
in
other
cities.
By
building
the
most
up
to
date
premises
in
Canada,
we
have
shown
our
faith
in
you.
'Through
Our
Doors
Pass
The
Nicest
People
in
the
World
ted
with
hydraulic
cargo
winche3
and
has
a
heavy
lift
cppaclty
of
tote;,
fnnrtaon
liti
u
ntiH
n
nnrnn
r-'l
di-oW
anH
wtc
talrnn
tn
tho
'i
W
.
1
I
Ji
-
c
...
:
"
(,w
v-
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
firming
Sliot
7:
-
9:15
p.m.
c.v
..,
o
!
vv,
.
...
mi
oeui
ocuyittiie
iaiiuuis
i
pacity
of
540
tons
i
Cove,
Prince
Rupert,
at
price
!
t-
f
itii'ii
Drtrtnnl
ifrnlollinfr
annrnvimatnlu
ti&Alc
'
'-
,
FAMOIS
I'L
Vt!tS
Til
coiiwiiucd
troin
paSe
"
o
;
Skeena
River
Pile
Driving
Co.,
1
,
"
"
,
'
,'e,
I
Pjnce
Ru"i
.
.
,!
Ltd.
has
been
awarded
contract:00
4lhcT
.coat,ta,1
'
M?er
"
i
i
1
tit
renewal
,.,i
of
..i
.,,i,
,:pi;iv.
wuuiu
nue
ukvii
ca-
WAJi.'JLILVA.IjyLWJWJiJAW.W.'.W.VMM'M
approach
and
!
4-
,
J
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pensive
to
replace
nie
aecK
wiui
MAUREEN
O'HARA
-
JEfT
CHAJit
in
"FLAME
OF
ARABY'
TODAY
6:50-9:00
"52
4
Sunday
Midnight
Only
.n
equal
force.
;
"oai
m
usiana
ai
unit
prices
i
"Do-Uon't
Touch
'A
My
Gar?:
totalling
$24,010.
mcnt,"
a
negro
spiritual;
"Eastct
f
ifey.i,'
traditional
Russ.lauj
Its
no
secret
that
even
more
'
cnrfc,t,
the
Lord
is
Riacn
To-
iron
ore
is
being
shipped
from
day,"
a
Latin
traditional,
ar
British
Columbia
to
Japan,
to
be
jut,
a
few
of
this
choice
coUec-'sent
back
to
this
province
ln
.tion
oi
hymns.
i
the
form
of
steel
for
future
man-
It
wou:''nou
be
amus
iO
givii
ufacturing.
On
Vancouver
island,
a
background
and
origin,
of
for
example,
Quinsam
Lake
de-hymnoiogy.
-
posits
are
oeing
ouciwU
;ip.
new
caulked
lumber
so,
at
a
large
saving
in
cost,
it
was
decided
to
lay
an
insulniastic
rub-oer
acck
on
top
of
the
old
plank-'
ing.
The
exterior
passenger
decks
on
thc
Prince
Rupert
had
been
much
vorn
by
traffic
and
holystoning.
At
doorways,
dish-shaped
depressions
had
been
hollowed
out
by
the
grinding
of
thousands
of
heels.
Here
and
DOKOTHY
PAT?
in
"lonely
M
JANIS
PAIGE
in
Fugitive
Lady''
Respectfully
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
in
i
wo
sins
me
piu-
Monthly,
it
is
said,
100.000
Ions
,
tiiere,
rotting
had
set
in,
partic-
foundcrf
thoushus
aro.se
early
iu
theartLsitccoiis.ciourieofmau.i
ul
'
Qu.mtlU
1
Uo
i
ularly
at
butt-J.-Int
'lhe
wwd
Oi.
Audi
thoughts,
religion
wai
will
go
from
Texada
Island.
Brit-1
has
the
grey
appearance
pro-peihaps
the
most
dominant
and
;
Lsh
Columbia
shipped
iron
ore
duced
by
long
exposure
to
me
one
lor
which
he
reserved
and
stryp
t0
Japan
before
World
weather.
M
a
u
M
Per
L.
M.
Felsenthal
ms
ouot
iwers
oi
expression.
!
The
.spoken
word
seemed
lnadc
a
I
The
screen
rxcitement
of
the'
yew
Out
of
lhe
headlines
.
.
.
and
into
yuur
hut
THE
"STEEL
HELMET
Starring
ROBERT
HUTTON
STEVE
BROBiE
JAMES
FD
WARDS
RICHARD
10Q
EASTER
GOODIES
re
i
""
tt
Decorated
Easter
Eggs
Easter
Baskets
Easter
Egq
Dyes
Easter
Plush
Rabbits
P
1
Xt
u
i
m
To
keep
STARTS
MONW
i
quate
for
the
great
mystery
of
'
laith,
so
the
spoken
wbrd
wa!
;
heightened
to
become
a
special
rhythm,
then
a
chant,
until
If
j
finally
flowered
Into
song.
In
moments
of
thc
greatest
re-1
i
.:-ious
fervor,
mart
has
sung
lo
1
thc
God
of
his
creed.
,
j
These
sons,
or
hymns,
came
j
to
embody
thc
tenets
of
hid
fait'l.
J
In
thc
house
of
worship,
they
j
brought
him
Into
communion
I
v.ith
his
fellow
believers,
and
in
i
this
fellowship
of
song,
he
found
I
release
for
his
sorrow
and
his
"ML'SIC
ll'l"
CAUTOOX
-
m;ws
a
I
a
AAA
(
And
Many
Easter
Novelties
a
!.
Show
-
y:w
-7vv.T..v,svi
American
Funds
in
the
U.S.
.
.
.
look
to
Canada's
First
Bank
i
joy.
Thus,
much
of
tne
history
'i
8
ii
St
4
u
or
music
is
thc
hUSury
of
religion
too.
PI.ATTER
PARADE
iCciU'.u
jed
from
page
5)
fo
your
roorrl
I
.vi
'
at
a
gas
station,
worked
as
a
mill
hand
and
as
a
croupier
I
throughout
the
country.
t
'
!
It
wasn't
until
1946
that
Mar-
i
tin
met
Lewis
when
each
was
i
nppearing
in
Atlantic
City
clubs.
1
They
combined
ac's
and
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artists
and
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and
more
Canadians
are
using
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American
cffice
to
handle
transactions
over
the
border.
'If
a
U.S.
account
can
help
you,
let
the
Manager
of
your
nearest
B
of
M
branch
arrange
the
matter.
He'll
have
your
account
c;ened
at
any
of
our
American
offices
or
with
one
of
our
U.S.
correspondent
banks
anywhere
in
the
48
states.
And,
when
you
have
any
U.S.
exchange
transactions,
be
urt
to
take
advantage
of
our
foreign-exchange
facilities
available
at
every
B
of
M
office.
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single
and
in
the
Martin
Lewis
duo.
six
j'oot,
170-pound
Martin
has
been
e.
hit
in
every
field.
On
personal
appearances,
he
has
packed
houses
at
every
performance;
in
motion
pictures
he
is
a
favorite
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STEELHEAD
DERBY
OPENING
SATURDAY
April
5
-
May
17
Annual
Stccliieod
Derby
open
to
members
o;
Prince
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Club
only.
Memberships
available
at
Sporting
Goods
stores,)
Hardware
stores,
or
phone
Jim
Bacon
(943)
or
George
Rorvik
(770).
Good
prizes
for
heaviest
fish
weighed
in
at
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION,
McBride
and
Third
Avenue,
between
above
dates.
Derby
open
to
juniors,
with
special
prizes.
Get
Your
Fishinq
In
Now
While
the
Big
Ones
are
Running
and
Win
a
Valuable
Prize
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROD
&
GUN
CLUB
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of
movie-goers
and
all
his
re,-j
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prove
to
be
winners
for
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CANADA
SINCE
1117
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THE
U.S.
SINCE
1151
Among
his
more
popular
sides
released
by
Capitol
were
"Solitude,"
Meanderin',"
and
"I
Ran
All
the
Way
Home."
His
more
recent
record
releases
are
"Until"
and
"My
Heart
Has
Found
a
Home
Now,"
"When
You're
smil-
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and
"All
I
Have
To
Give
I
You,"
his
latest,
"Won't
Yoi
1
Surrend-or"
and
"Pretty
as
a
j
Picture."
j
Partner
Jerry
Lewis
also
re-j
cords
on
the
Capitol
label,
his
j
latest
release
being
"North
Dakota,
South
Dakota,"
and
"The
I
Book
Was
SoO
Much
Better
Than
;tbe
Movie."
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Hard
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251
3rd
Ave.
lled
Officr,
Montreal.
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