Unusudi
uronid
I
"llllcy
Uiera
wdl
be
ome
chunges,
as
K
eh.
u.
Saturday,
Ki-Urnary
23.
lt'2
WALLACE'S
STORE
DEPARTMENT
well
as
improvements,
sucn
as
f
'
.
I
:ilf
W,
.
i
ill
Ulc
more
than
one
teacher
lor
in
f
lip
3f
lniTOI
size
of
the
present
cluss
as
well
in
additional
equipment,
when
uii-rs
ate
practical
demonstrations
become
ln
;
essential.
More
pracuont
i
arithmetic
is
needed.
'
I
I
Waltcr
Fidgcon,
Ann
Harding
and
Harry
Sullivan
head
un
outstanding
cast
in
"The
Unknown
Man."
an
unusual
mystery
drama
which
is
coining
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
next
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
rri
!..-,
Id
Ihnt
n
...,..ll.
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
TERRACE
NAM;
DIRECTOR
To
provide
an
enhanced
frriihl
service
for
lhe
ports
of
Mthrrn
British
Columbia,
the
100-fool
passenger
-
freighter
Culf
Mariner
has
been
chartered.
Once,
she
was
a
mine
FOR
who
Is
twice
put
on
trial
for
hls'IC
CENTRE
me
uno
"n".T
ununsuiiimu
i
r-KHAC'E
lawyei,
holding
his
life
In
his
:
officially
huTj
.i
sweeper
and
was
brought
from
iii.iiijv
to
the
Pacific
coast
for
hands,
finds
his
belief
In
justice
the
Civic
..'
COTTAGE
SETS
GARMENT
BAGS
SHOE
BAGS
hfOSIERY
BAGS
BRIDGE
TABLE
COVERS
TABLE
CLOTHS
INFANT
PANTIES
PILLOW
COVERS
APRONS
DRAPES
HEADKERCHIEFS
YARDAGE
:
ttjri
uliulron
nnH
his
nwn
life
thrnwn
tm-u'
'
lint,
conversion.
-fc
linn
a
Master
is
Captain
Into
turmoil
by
a
bewildering
of
Mi
iv
lg
knots
and
Mrs.
t
sequence
of
evvnts.
For
k
time,
Wedncsda
Worthwhile
Treaty,
Says
IJuchanau
Winter
Fishing
Active
Here
One
of
the
complaints
ot
fishermen's
which
have
been
iroimr
on
record
as
opposed
he
even
believes
himself
guilty
Tne
d,.cision
8
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE?
Ol
one
oi
nic
i.imiu.
a
npw
b,ln(
,0
'
'
Tlie
role
at
the
lawver
in
said
t.hut
..n
.
...
,
-
u,.uls
Cecil
Roberts.
Al
Strang
is
mate,
and
Ted
Hyde
chief
engineer.
Special
hydraulic
cargo
winches
have
lilting
capacity
of
fifteen
tons.
Much
of
her
work
will
include
towing
of
barges.
She
will
doubtless
be
a
frequent
visitur
at
Prince
It
ii
pert.
to
be
one
of
the
most
demanding
to
the
acceptance
of
the
tripartite
international
fisli-
up.
II
Walter
Pidgeon
has
hud
jn
cent
years.
An
t.i-l
wine
nocior
veinuicu
ncarr,
auacK
or
merely
irom
oiu
l,,.,,
...
,
,
.
T
,n
lan
pinion
that
the
suicide
rate
Bgc.
Known
tuberculosis
caws
enes
treaty,
recently
drawn
up
at
loKjo
betutcn
"
agi-eed
thjt
zations
in
.ion
Suicide
is
Ann
ri
-n-f
Ii
tiff
nlnvc
ll.i
tiiirt
i.f
....
..
U1-
Canada.
United
States
and
Japan,
is
that
it
does
not
is
"very
high
but
only
the
tight-
nre
never
listed
as
such,
jljpn
'd
people's
Police
have
any
East
Germans,
still
not
accus
1...1
1..1...1
,lf
n.,.l
!
IJ
the
iv
ui-jii
-.it
""ii,
wins
were
him,.
.
L.r...,
U.HI-.
tlii.ni
iu
ttni-ru
Ci.l
fi..,
,1
.
1
what,
it
is.
lomi
(l
tc
sin-h
tinkering
with
ob-
'
'
"if
1
..''
t.
settle
the
problem
of
Hecate
Straits
nor
define
the
limits
of
territorial
waters.
The
Fisheries
Association
of
.
British
Columbia
has
come
up
welcome
In
almost
any
eating
with
a
statement
from
John
eircle.
Buchan.
president
of
the
as-
clams
can
also
be
eaten
as
u
sociation,
on
various
questions
main
course,
and
often
are.
An
It's
twenty-five
years
since
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Experimental
station
was
established
at
Prince
Rupert.
Early
In
1J20.
at
Seal
Cove
a
few
technological
Investigations
were
started
This
was
in
the
basement
of
a
boarding
Tiie
"outlawing"
of
suicidt'
is
vious
truths,
say
that
almost
in
keeping
with
the
Red
philos-
Ihrcc-Imirths
of
the
suicides
in
onhy
that
such
things
just
don't
the
Ru'sian
zone
arc
traceable
Imp'pe,.
in
a
Communist
-para-
to
"the
hop.lcssnos"
of
life
un-di.M."
The
orders
to
keep
up
such
dcr
tyranny,
a
facade
apply
to
Gerhart
Eis-
A
cicrpyman
commented:
l.-r's
prnpat;anda
ministry
which
"It
is
the
hopelessness
of
the
6:50
-
9:00
TOUAY
in
"SAILOR
BEWARE'
DEAN
MARTIN
-
JERRY
LR
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
Top
Secret
By
TOM
KKfcUY
BERLIN
lAPi
Suicide
has
become
"top
secret'
'in
the
Russian
zone
of
Germany.
The
Communist
govcrnnri-nl
has
impended
all
records
of
suicides,
has
forbidden
all
newspaper.--
(
hst
ruiridc
ever
as
the
cause
of
death
and
in
many
cases
has
compelled
doctors
to
falsity,
heir
reports.
at
issue
in
the
North
Pucific
ace-old
coined
expression
de
house
and,
so
far
as
location
was
the
interior
prveinc.
uic
;ju
n
uai
anu
me
ROBKRT
0(
rsL'V
which
eovcrns
tte
pu-
economic
stiuation
which
makes
fisheries
convention.
In
regard
noting
a
certain
type
of
gath-'
',
...
.......
i
...i...4.!1r
,i.n
miri
unnifn
ihrra
iheir
lives
to
the
problem
of
Hecate
Strait.-,
erinc
is
known
as
a
"clambake.
'concerned,
was
on
a
temporary
1
basis.
In
1920
i
November
i
an
('
"I
f
.
,
IP
l.ll
Ut
lililia-
"i"".-
m"
'
...v..
..-w
.
JOHN
CARROL
III
Fabulous
Texan"
and
territorial
waters
limits
the
oriirinallv.
the
term
was
ap
rt
oflicial
opening
of
a
newly
con-st
runted
hulldintr
t'i
serve
as
a
nation
which
handles
statistics,
away
so
easily."
f
i,oin,
m;
A
farmer,
for
iristaiice
rannot
statement
has
the
following
to
rjUed
in
its
exact
meaning.
Just
'Blonde
Is
ill
-
miiHn
i
i
iii.ui.ii
,
..
Conimunist-imposed
sav:
line
wiener
roasu.
are
poyu.m
slallon
took
place.
It
was
on
the
M
I
K
l,..,n.,.nllu
Mrli.
eei
Ulf
into
riiintai:
II
nmv
hii
t.hut.
thp
nnnt.ns
It
did
not
propose
to
do
so
todav.
so
have
clambakes
been
proVinciaI
government
dock"
The
id
it
it
would
would
have
have
been
been
cliff.-
dim-
popular.
popular.
Here
is
the
recipe:
J-neral
exneclation
had
always
;
fyhif?
a
suicide
and
YOU'VE
BEEN
WAITING
10
cult
to
settle
a
long-stanumu
vinri
.
SBndv
shore,
ect
been
that
it
would
remain
here
is
a
acatn
irom
-
--
-
;
for
him
were
deliberately
fixed
so
high
he
couldn't
possibly
meet
them.
His
farm
would
then
be
subject
to
seizure
and
be
assign-
;
Diparuuc
ai-spui
ai
a
snorv
j,hovcU.
d
nnd
a
sUck
of
i1-
but,
in
this,
there
was
disappointment.
In
the
summer
of
1912
the
establishment
was
moved
to
Vancouver.
Commencing
March
1.
Alaskan
Fhrimps
will
be
flown
from
Jun
ir
panne
conierencr.
i
agree
.
d'Sging.
.
everybody.
,,,ii
Start
;t-,ri
that
the
Hecate
Straits
prob-
Bc8ln
lem
should
be
settled,
but
it
"'3
fire,
around
which
lay
a
can
be
settled
only
through
circle
of
flat
rocks.
When
the
negotiation
between
the
Cnit-
clams
are
dug.
lay
them
on
the
ed
States
and
Canada
on
a
hot
docks
and
wait
for
the
shchs
frank
and
amicable
basis.
The
to
open.
Come
and
get
it!
treaty
docs
not
prejudice
in
Suori
ciambakcs
were
often
Mil
-
exclusive;
I
eau,
destination
being
Seattle.
Ay
FOR
THE
FIRST
TIME
si
m
mm
w
.....
!.
..""'"
.""'""i.
held
right
across
tne
li.iruor
,,..
Wll,
k,
-hiurjed
bv
nlane
National
filit
Board
O
un
ant
ilRUK!
FREE
HOME
DELIVERY
PHONE:
Xle
ZeZ
iton
o
:
terrltor
ai
sandy
shore
will
give
up
u
roporlwl
a
general
average
waters
qis
citremely
k'ds
J
Urt'
ol
between
700
and
1.000
pounds
It
involves
international
pol-
con-
of
fiesh
shrimps
will
go
south
icy
and
any
declaration
bv
And
while
some
are
digging
dally
from
fisheries
along
Alas-Canada
would
almost
certainly
clams,
others
could
be
crab-lish-
ka
s
inside
pa&sasc.
cc;
to
a
lavorcd
political
mend.1
He
gives
up
In
the
face
of
what
appears
to
him
to
be
certain
;
death.
Little
.
business
men
or
me-1
rhanics
who
have
been
squeezed
out
bv
the
encroqehing
"nation-.
allied'
industry;
the
teacher
fired
fo.-
"political
unreliability,"
',
the
pensioner
who
can't
make
ends
meet,
are
other
candidates
for
suicide
behind
the
iron
cur-
;
tain.
;
'1
no
harsh
economic
laws
five
years
In
prison
for
tiny
in-f.
actions
frighten
the
public
tnd
those
ton
.,-"ak
to
resist
or
to
f
lc
j
to
the
west
frequently
1
'.akj
the
suicidal
way
out.
fa?
MWMj
In
o
o
w
1
If
J
Oil
Willi".
it.
News
.i;-..
be
referred
w
tne
interna-
mg,
he
suggests,
lie
says
i-rince
tional
Court.
Settlement
of
the
Hupert
is
the
"greatest
place
on
simpler
Norwegian
ease
took
carll,
for
nnyonc
with
a
taste
years;
our
case
could
not
have
,
IooUs
been
settled
between
three
countries
in
six
weeks.
However,
we
make
no
commitment
TO
Ul'N
HERE
in
signing
the
treaty.
Article
To
scrvc
i
jtween
Prince
Rupert
in
w
o
w
o
in
ciorious
yJny
(oio8
I
1.
Sec.
2.
states:
"Nothing
in
,H
Kiilmat.
the
former
Sliellv
rf-iieralioim
ofsUillril
lirewrrs,
Imlli
Inline
anil
iiliroml.
Iiue
i
hiiini'il
superioril
Tor
I
lie
linr
liin-l
pc
nli
to
to
O
this
convention
shall
be
deemed
to
affect
adversely
the
claims
of
any
contracting
party
in
regard
to
the
limits
of
territorial
waters
or
to
th"
yacnt
Cora
Marie
is
now
being
modernized
for
passenger
traffic.
Purchased
years
ago
by
American
interests
and
renamed
the
L-yeien
she
was
bought
by
the
STtAMtR
Prince
George
XT
1
1
jurisdiction
of
a
coastal
state
over
fisheries."
This
provision
Alcun
organization
to
form
part
i-
fiiriinila
fur
llii
i
iin
fiill
lireweil
ale
lias
liei'it
hantli'il
down
through
lhe
jears
fnini
a-
earl)
is
llie
I
nul.iml
if
ITllll.
and
in
this
iiiixlern
wir
lias
losl
niiiie
of
or
its
its
niuifi
imiif.
lhe
I
li-
neil
nevt
STAItTINC;
MONDAY
I
OK
ONE
Him
SIidwIih
twice
each
night
at
Lit
-
ltd
Playing
on
the
name
program
Muniliiul
Sliiiwiii)!
nnre
onlv
at
:
I
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
VAM
Ol
U
K
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Cliilcutiu
8
p.
in.
was
put
in
largely
as
a
result
the
coastal
industrial
fleet,
ol
my
own
insistence.
Mr.
Buchanan,
who
went
to
,n
Mart.
a
.ousand
tons
of
Tokyo
with
the
Canadian
dele-
.
,..,,,...,.,
.....
.
ln
naval
ALSO:
,
:
II
lime
turn
eliixise
eliiMtse
an
an
all
all
I
.nut
Intermediate
gation
which
included
Hon.
B
construction
will
be
due
ln
Vic-
V.
Mayhew
and
E.
T.
Apple-
,,.,.,
,.,
,.
Tl.
rraln
V"
f
!
IIWlt$
lODDIS
'
Eoch
Thursday
whaitc.
MP
for
Skeena.
sums
It
mcM,
,s
bc
dlvl(It.u
.t-Aeen
rhoosr
I'lioosr
I
Hurtoll-l
til
rl
tt
i-l
pe
pr
tinil
tinil
ilisroM-r
for
oursrlf
its
...
...
tilllrU'ss
tlllleless
1
iiialili-s.
1
1
1
:i
1
1
1
1
.
NUDUKU!
VI
II
up
a
wounwnuc
in
.uy
-
K
di
rows
Ltd.
and
the
Victoria
-it
11
:1."
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
VI.I.NKSI.V
MIKNICH'I
.Vi.ichincry
L
pot
Ltd.
and
will
cause:
It
is
based
on
sound
conscr-
Q
)
j
I
v.
,9
ft
bc
in
a
variety
of
shapes
such
as
VHIIUII
PIIIHIUH.
.......
.
.....
i
t..
U.
Low
Cost
,r;..J-
TUESDAY
K.s.
Camiisnn
12
iinon
AUC'K
ARM,
STKWAItT
AMI
I'OItT
SIMI'SON
Sunday,
Camosiin.
11
p
in.
l
ull
Milt
I
II
ol
i
t
s
CIIAIH.OTTt;
INLANDS
February
2(1
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
I
OH
SOI
'l
ll
M
LKN
Ml
un
ou
t;
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
March
7
and
21
FRANK
J.
SKINNLIt
Prince
Rupi'i't
Agent
Third
Ave::ue
Phone
508
L
1
".f
I'Vr
Resri
vatitins
Wrile
or
Call
n
v
ou
DtroT
iiMin;
i'itlNCE
RUPERT.
VHHUOWH
A
''
1
-if
MAN
1
akiMtai.
It.
establishes
a
precedent
ot
"
u"'
international
co-operation
twenty
per
cent
more
than
the
in
fisheries.
"
Canadian
product.
It
is
a
workable
treaty,
freely
accepted.
While,
much
is.
being
heard
It
saleguards
our
basic
raw
about,
restoration
of
Gciman
material
and
makes
possible
army
areimth,
little
or
nothing
the
proper
manaEcmeiU
and
,,
t
cl,
of
0(.lma
sl,i,,pinR.
n
protection
of
other
species
,
howcvrr,
bc
Mid
lhnt
,aHl
ZttZmiU
November,
Western
Germany
had
luboration
with
the
United
ean-going
ships
In
service
States
on
other
important
totalling
871.005
tons.
These
cou-
problems.
slsted
of
401
dry
cargo,
ves
e's.
It
does
not
prejudice
our
and
33
tankers.
From
this.
It
is
claims
with
respect
to
ter-
expect
d
that
early
In
1952
the
BRODER1CK
CRAWFORD
1
"THE
MOB"
TODAY
ONLY
7-9
o.m.
ritonal
waters.
German
fleet
should
reach
the
It
is
a
step
forward
in
hc
mmjon
ton
nla.
k
right
direction.
itVi
kl
i
1
FLATFISH
ISONANZA
lii'.'uest
business
on
the
waler-
yv-junly
rnrnfT.
m
fi
out
at
this
time
or
year
comes
Irom
flatfish.
There
are
millions,
ill
..
1
1
MJJwO
s
Skidegate
Inlet
once
again
ives
ui
a
bonanza
harvest
to
rince
Rupert
trawlers.
At
better
than
four
cents
a
mind
to
fishermen,
the
market
;
staying
at
a
steady
level,
fish
1
1
.j.-
.77
aj-fiVs.
There
Is
a
prospect
of
members
of
the
provincial
l.caisiila-(ure
celtitu
liigellier
this
:
lirinrr.
ami
hi
this
nay
obtain
a
more
full
and
comprehrusivc
iiiideistaiiiliii;
of
the
industry.
Now
that
the
House
is
in
session,
it
has
been
suceested
a
fishermen's
f'jlilla
sail
to
Victoria,
and
give
the
members
opportunity
to
meet
the
men
:
and
the
boats
ami
talk
(hints
over.
WhMe
the
plan
has
not
yet
been
proposed
lu
the
members,
the
idea
was
warmly
received
at
a
recent
meeting
of
,
fishermen
and
boat
owners
at
Steveston.
t
i
l
.
.
,J
1
i
Jk
IP
J-M-1I
I
dealers
say.
"More
people
must
be
eatin;
lie.
fillets,"
one
fishing
com
pany
manager
said
yesterda
'.
PlWILL
li
imtl"
9
WSSSmX
KtltS'STE
There's
Siil!
a
We
can
sell
all
we
can
get
and
EVELYN
more.
m
ROCK
HUDSON
JOYCE
HOLDEN
Another
source
of
activity
is
clams
and
never
before
has
this
I'lllNCIiSS
MARY'S
FATE
type
of
sea
food
seen
such
a,
wlll
b
known
Mar(,h
.
Monday
io
Wednesday
cevning
Shows
7
-
9:05
market.
This
also
ha
popular
.,,
will
bc
tne
ncw
owlu,rs
of
Ule
Jim
luracieu
moie
peop.e
vo
cuuii
sUamcr
Princess
Mary
,
long
the
A
1
vmoi
s
rU'
di
;;bu.k
--.
property
of
the
CPR.
retired
by
(nrlJW
oevciai
co.iipa.ues
ca.
.m,i
that
comparly
some
months
ago.
reservnliti"
Red
110
Today
for
I
Vf-.Tir..i
A
1
Phone
Phone
I
-B.
C.
Packers
Ltd.,
for
in-
Thc
Princess
Mary
is
lying
In
stance,
have
just
opened
a
new
;
Tnclls
Covc
Esnulmalt
awaiting
section
at
their
clam-canning
Iu
of
tcndcr3.
The
ship
Is
p.au
...
i.iii.u
y'".
,
'
200
feet
long
and
for
many
years
specialized
in
that
field
for
some
d
(J
prlncc
Ruperl
tunc,
but
Is
busier
than
usual
TRADE-IN
NO
S
KIT
WKyi
ff
1
SOsVV
II
MM
It
may.
particularly
wh
jn
casualties
or
missing
fares
arc,
rein-ted,
appear
that
aviation
has
grave
ilsks.
Yet,
when
one
.na
kc
comparisons,
flying
has
its
measure
of
security.
Passen-,:rs
arr.vlng
and
departing
at
.ncouver,
during
1931
number-d
417.592.
Aircraft
movements
recorded
during
1951
showed
175.911.
ht
it
i
9'2
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
8'7i
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
on
at
Fashion
Foolwear
.
.
.
nnd
I'm
glad
you
.
want
.to
go
in,
dear,
because
there
really
ore
some
extraordinary
values."
Children's
Slippers
99c
Women's
Shoes
1.95
2.95
nd
4.95
Men's
Shoes
6.95
Fashion
Footwear
this
season.
Other
sea-food
houses
freeze
the
clams
after
;
they
arc
taken
from
the
shell
and
packaged.
Bacon
Fisheries
arc
busy
at
that
process.
!
Clam
diggers
get
3:li
cents
ft
pound,
in
the
shell,
"mud
and
all"
as
one
of
them
put
it.
Best
clam
beds
are
found
on
Por-cher
and
Dundas
Islands.
The
diggers
work
with
the
tide,
digging
in
the
sand
with
a
tinea
iiaruen
fork
along
the
water's'
edge.
Usually,
at
low
tide
the
more
fruitful
clam
beds
aae
'
found.
"Just
like
digging
potatoes."
says
Afden
Smith,
who
landed
50
sacks
HOO
pounds
eachi
at
the
docks
after
a
week's
work
8'i
$499.00
$461.50
$432.50
$519.00
$383.50
$359.95
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Rcfrigcrotor
Mora
fishermen
will
have
a
bcttc.-
knowldcge
of
navigation
.his
sea
on
as
a
result
of
the
classes
being
held
at
Skidcgate.
All
to'd.
thorewere
thlity-eight.
1
these
ranging
in
age
from
fifteen
to
sixty.
The
instruction
was
crlvcn
bv
a
veteran
mariner.
DELUXE
Range.
STANDARD
Range
DELUXE
WASHERS
A.
with
his
partner
picks
'em."
I
dig
'em,
Joe
captain
Patrick,
familiar
with
all
kinds
of
vessels,
and
who
has
Northern
B.C.
Power
LUCKY
LAGER
BREWING
CO.
LTD.
New
Westminster,
B.C.
ALSO
BREWERS
OF
LUCKY
LAGER
BEER
Clams
have
been
popular
for
scrved
on
craft
averaging
from
centuries
as
a
delicacy
and
per-
windlammers
to
Pacific
liners.
Itesner
IHni
-
I'1'"1"'
2"'
Sit'
Kir...
tUa
,n.-r
I.,-
.11.
.V,
J..
....
,
.
.....
..
..
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
....Fo
v..c
...Uo,
v,,,..,.,
uisu
umuu
Tnere
was
oniy
a
live
aays
course.
Th
advertisement
is
not
publi:hrd
or
from
this
sea
food
Is
chowder,
yet
into
this
time
was
packed
a
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
Clam
chowder
gets
a
big.
hearty
;
lot
ot
valuable
tuition
and
study,
bv
th
Gwrwrit
of
Bntnh
Coltmbi.
Thin
atlrertii4m'nt
in
ttt
pu
kiiahrtl
or
rfi-vff
h?
the
f.iqiitr
(lontrol
Htmrti
nr
bv
the
twtverti
men
t
uj
Hrttimh
i.ttliitubia.