Major
reconstruction
Program
Needed
To
Get
Lobster
Industry
Back
on
Feet
ill
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I,
TOIllY
CHARLTON
HESTON
-
RHONDA
FLEMlv
6:50
-
9
in
"PONY
EXPRESS"
"
Sl'NDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
"
BRIAN
DONLEVY
CONSTANCE
MOOIl
in
in
"HOODLUM
"ATLANTIC
CITY
EMPIRE"
HONEYMOON"
w4W
-Saw
t
'
a
I
Island
fishermen
that
Ottawa
'would
pay
three-quarters
of
;
their
rehabilitation
bill.
Fisher
HALIFAX
(CP)
A
major
re-
!
construction
program
will
be
required
to
get
the
Maritime
lobster
fishing
industry
back
on
X.s
feet
niter
destructive
storms
in
late
May.
Described
by
many
veteran
j
fishermen
as
the
worst
they
could
remember,
gales
pounded
the
coast
throughout
one
weekend,
wiping
out
thousands
of
dollars
worth
of
traps,
weirs,
boats
and
other
equipment.
'
Operations
practically
ceased
in
some
areas
and
as
a
result
prices
rose
to
their
highest
level
in
years.
About
the
middle
of
June
fishermen
were
getting
up
to
twice
as
much
for
their
lobsters
as
they
received
last
year.
The
federal
fisheries
department
sent
survey
teams
to
assess
the
damage,
and
their
investigations
continued
for
weeks.
Fisheries
Minister
Sinclair
promised
Prince
Edward
'O
$m&
Item
fait
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Starts
Monday
Two
Features
Dan
Dailey
-
Constance
Smith
Also
on
the
Same
Program:
"BLACK
SWAN
men
in
tne
otner
provinces
sought
similar
assistance.
At
one
point
on
the
PEL
coast
four
lobster
boats
were
carried
to
sea
and
smashed
by
the
churning
combers.
STAGGERING
LOSSES
From
Gabarous
to
Glace
Bay.
on
Cape
Breton
Island.
It
was
estimated
that
more
than
13,-000
traps
were
destroyed.
Estimates
of
damage
ranged
from
$25,000
to
$60,000
and
similar
losses
were
reported
from
other
sections
of
the
Cape
Breton
coast.
Some
fishermen
lost
90
per
cent
of
their
gear.
Also
hard
hit
was
the
Northumberland
Strait
shore,
both
in
New
Brunswick
and
Nova
Scotia.
A
fisheries
protection
officer
predicted
a
"sharp
decline"
in
New
Brunswick
landings.
Hnnre
Rupert
Dailv
Newb
Saturday,
July
11,
1953
ALSO
NEWS
Times:
Taxi
7:00
-
9:56
Black
Swan
8:17
CAPITOL
A
FAMOUS
I'LAYUIIS
TIIEATII
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
When
You
Wont
The
Best
SWEATEES
GM
Mobile
Training
Unit
Arriving
Monday
to
Conduct
Two-Day
Course
The
General
Motors
Diesel
Mo-
Monday
and
Tuesday.
During
arrived
from
General
Motors
bile
Training
Unit,
for
the
in-
!
the
last
two
months,
the
train-
Diesel
Limited,
London,
Ont.,
ENDS
TODAY
DORIS
DAY
GORDON
MiicRAE
j
7
and
9:05
"LIGHT
OF
THE
SILVERY
MOQn
struction
of
operators
and
own
Avon
Glenayr
Jantzen
Monarch
Lcnsea
Tish-U-Knit
ing
unit
visited
Dawron
Creek,
consists
of
Waiter
Bediora,
sup-Burns
Lake
and
West
Tahtsa.
ervlsor
of
training,
assisted
by
The
two-day
course
aims
to
Art
Semmler.
Their
parr
in
the
acauaint
more
fully
mechanics
program
is
to
provide
the
actual
and
others
with
the
inner
work-
instruction,
and
for
this
they
Until
the
storm
hit,
fisher-
j
men
were
having
a
good
year,
despite
an
upward
revision
in
minimum
size
regulations
making
it
illeial
to
land
lobsters
'
whose
bodv
shells
measured
less
than
2''2
Inches.
j
The
increase,
one-eiehth
of
an
inch,
was
expected
to
reduce
catches
somewhat
the
first
The
best
at
Wallace's
isn't
more
expensive.
Just
your
assurance
of
satisfaction.
ers
of
diesel
equipment,
is
inain
touring
British
Columbia
Sponsored
jointly
by
Hoffars
Ltd.
and
Rendell
Tractor
Si
FmiiPment
Limited,
Vancouver
distributors
of
G.M.
Diesel
engines,
the
training
unit
will
be
conducting
its
school
here
on
vSuMect
to
Chnc)
WALLACE'S
28
,i
-sSj
DEPT.
STORE
year
but
raise
them
and
make
for
better
catches
in
succeeding
years.
Bill
come
armed
with
a
knowledge
of
the
latest
and
most
up-to-date
servicing
techniques
developed
by
the
factory.
They
are
further
back?d
by
experience
gained
during
the
mobile
unit's
first
trans-Canada
training
tour,
which
began
In
October,
1951,
and
concluded
recently.
Involved
In
this
first
tour
were
some
15.000
miles
of
travel
by
land,
1,200
miles
by
air,
1,600
by
sea,
and
in
all
120
classes
were
conducted.
inRs
of
the
diesel
engine.
Course
starts
each
day
at
9
a.m.
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall.
First
day
is
spent
explaining
nie
funflRmen'als
of
maintaining
the
diesel
engine
along
with
air,
fuel
lubrication
and
cooling
systems
and
their
components.
Second
day
will
cover
work
on
live
engines,
trouble
shooting
and
performing
actual
tune-up
jobs.
Factory
trained
instructors
will
conduct
the
program.
The
instruction
team,
newly
RADIO
DIAL
J240
Kilocycle
CFPR
LABOR
DAY
Sept.
7lh
SPORTS
For
CHILDREN
at
ROOSEVELT
PARK
.GK
YOUNG-JAMES
WHITMORt
HOWARD
Km-JANE
Ge
PATR1CW
Mm
1
tote;
A
Famous
Players
Thrstn
j
June
Top
Month
For
Customs
Department
A
total
of
S3
19.530
in
revenue
has
been
collected
here
so
far
this
year
by
the
Dominion
government
Department
of
Customs.
Highest
custom
revenues
for
the
first
six
months
of
1953
were
recorded
in
June,
Dominion
Government
Collector
of
Customs
F.
W.
Grimble
said
this
morning.
SATURDAY
P
M.
4:30
Salvstlon
Armv
Pgm.
5:00
OK
Ranch
Gang
5:15
Stu
Davln
5:30
Dad
Taylor
5
45
Rhvthm
Pals
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
Saludos
Aminos
6:30
.Soiree
a
Quebec
7:00
Hit
Parade
7
.10
Ray
Norrls
Quintet
8:00
Vancouver
Theatre
8
:30
Musical
ProRram
9:00
The
Homesteaders
9:30
Western
Hit
Parade
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
STARTS
MONDAY
"T!IE
(.IIIL"
7:00
and
9:23
p.m.
"DF.SI'KRATE"
8:U
Only
BLACKWOOD
on
ridge
15
Dy
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
In
The
Afternoon
SOAP
BOX
DERBY
EOYS
WANTED
between
the
ages
of
10
and
15
to
enter
the
contest,
also
Organizations
to
sponsor
boys
by
providing
Wheels
and
Axles.
Please
contact
committee
chairman
J.
G.
Dyck
or
P.
O.
Box
332.
A
DANCE
at
NIGHT
in
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
Sponsored
by
the
1'rinrc
Uupcrt
Trades
and
Labor
Council
to
commemorate
the
80
YEARS
OF
PROGRESS
OF
THE
TRADES
AND
LABOR
CONGRESS
OF
CANADA
Jm
s
9
The
Automobile
Association
tAAAt
offers
aUrattlve
benefits
to
nioUiri.sU.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVER
Local
Acent
rilllL
MN.FY
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
'
315
Third
Avenue
Phone
Ml
Complex
"Forcing
liids"
Ix'ad
to
Disagreements
Some
bids
are
absolutely
forcing
until
game
is
reached,
some
bids
are
forcing
for
one
round,
some
very
strong
bids
aren't
forcing
at
all,
and
some
bids
are
"practically"
forcing,
which
means
that
partner
almost
never
passes
them
although
they
are
not
10:16
Lloyd
ArnUcn:
Folk
Songs
10:30
Easy
Listening
1
1
:00
Weathnr
Ri'rort
11:02
Fish
Arrivals
11:05
Club
1340"
SUNDAY
A
M.
8:30
Sunday
Morning
Rental
9
00
BBC
News
and
Commentary
9:15
The
Question
Box
9
:30
The
Concerto
9:59
Time
Sienal
10:00
B.
C.
Gardener
10:15
Just
Mary
10:30
Way
of
the
Spirit
11:00
CBC
News
11:03
Capitol
Report
Total
of
duty,
taxes
and
other
levies
on
foreign
vessels
visiting
Prince
Rupert
during
June
amounted
to
$74,731.68.
This
was
more
than
$11,000
greater
than
the
next
highest
revenue
in
the
early
part
of
the
year
when
$53,189.96
was
collected
in
March.
Other
collections
for
the
year
are
as
follows:
January,
$46,091.55;
'
February,
$52,712.88;
March.
$53,189.96;
April.
$42.335
51;
May,
$50,418.50;
June,
$74,731.68.
technically
forcing.
mail
indicates
an
acti
My
I
interest
In
this
subject
and
11.30
RplitcUms
PTiod
12:00
NBC
Summer
Sym.
Concert
I
P.M.
I
00
An
Iunrx'cnt
Abroad
PRINCE
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
lniO
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
MIIPPINU
.
.
.
r'ORWAKIH.M;
.
.
.
STOKAOE
.
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
MNHSAVS"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
l8
Cor.
2nd
and
1'irk
Aft
j
therefore
want
to
do
a
series
.
I
columns
for
you,
starting
with
i
the
simplest
kind
of
forcing
bki
land
ending
with
some
of
thr
MOONLIGHT
SKATE
RUPERT
TO
South
dealer
j
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
t
He.
Kern
4
K
1
I
(Qint
C
8
7
0
2
1e
(Mr.
hl)
(Mr.
Meekl
8-5
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7
6
3
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B
7
4
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3
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tlrn.)
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DA
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4
1
Thr
hlridlluc:
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Houlli
West
Nnrl.h
T-mX.
2
8
Pmui
g
NT
Puns
3
8
Push
3
NT
Pass
4
8
All
puss
'
.
-
.-'
T-t'j
-
ningT
m
.'.-
more
complpx
situations,
where
the
big
disagreements
occur.
The
"primary"
forcing
bid,
of
course.
Is
th'e
opening
bid
of
two
In
a
suit.
After
you
make
this
bid,
neither
you
nor
vour
partner
can
drop
the
bidding
until
game
Is
reached
unlps
your
opponents
are
foolish
enough
to
get
Into
the
act
and
you
.double
them.
Mr.
Masters
had
a
hand
good
enough
for
this
bid
in
today's
deal.
With
no
suit
good
enough
1
:30
Critically
Speaking
2:00
Hclrtle
Joe's
Yarn'.
2
:30
European
Music
Shop
3
00
CBC
News
K
05
Ask
the
Weatherman
3:12
Wpsther
Forecast
3:15
UN
On
the
Record
5:30
Distinguished
Artists
,
4:0O
Sunday
Chorale
4:30
Chcmbcr
Music
5
00
WmnlpeK
Sunday
Concert
6:00
"Big
Train"
6:45
People.
Places
and
Things
,7
00
CBC
New
7:lu--Wekend
Review'
7:20
Our
Special
Speaker
7:30
Little
Symphony
Onh.
8:00
Howard
Cable
Concert
Band
8:30
From
the
Operas
9:00
Ballad
Time
9:30
Vesper
Hour
10:00
CHn
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
The
Restoration
10:30
Leidcr
Recital
I(E
TCHIKAN
MUNICIPAL
ENGINEER
Kequired
for
The
Corporation
of
the
District
of
Kitinial
British
Columbia.
Graduation
from
an
accredited
University
In
Civil
Engineering
or
equivalent
practical
experience
In
the
general
field
of
Municipal
Engineering
desirable.
Salary
commensurate
with
experience.
Plea
send
full
Information
regarding
education,
experlew'
and
references
to
Municipal
Manager,
eo
318
Marlm
ItuildinR,
Vancouver,
II.
C.
He
discarded
a
small
diamond.
"nd
long
cnouch
to
mention.
He
was
only
deferring
the
in
Mrs.
Keen
merely
did
her
duty
by
making
minimum
responses
evitable.
Mr.
Masters
next
led
WRAHGELL
-
PETERSBURG
JUNEAU
And
Oiher
Alaska
Points
the
deuce
of
snades
and
Mr.
1
1
:00
Weather
Re
port
and
BIku
c
ft
in
no
trump
until
game
was
reached.
Meek
was
In
with
the
nine
spot
With
nothing
left
by
diamonds,
he
had
to
put
dummy
In
to
give
Mr.
Masters
two
heart
discards
and
his
contract.
Mr.
Abel
won
the
first
trick
with
the
king
of
clubs.
He
then
cashed
the
ace
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Musters
carefully
noted
the
play
of
the
jack
on
his
right.,
A
shift
'o
the
Jack
of
hearts
brought
'he
ouoen
from
Mr.
Meek
and
Mr
Masters
won
with
the
king.
IE
lea
ILa
i
s)
-
"k
1
Sf
SATURDAY
9:30
to
Midnight
CSViC
CENTRE
MONDAY
A
M.
7
00
B
C.
Fishermen's
Uruadcvit
7:15
Mimical
Clock
-
7:30
CBC
News;
Weather
Repor
7:35
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Hill
Onod
n-tfi
Morning
Bouv
i
R:30
Mnrnlnr
Devotions
1
8:45
Little
Concert
I
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary
tl'ts
Musical
Varieties
I
0:69
Time
Sluna-.
1
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Musical
Proptsfn
!
10:80
B.C.
Liberal
Talk
10:35
Recorded
Interlude
U
:00
KlnUerKarteu
of
the
Alt
!ll:lf
Riiinflu
Time
i
11:25
Socred
Talk
0
!&a
Now
the
fact
that
the
ace
of
'lininonds
was
alone
in
the
clos
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Phone
266
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
d
hand
was
a
serious
defect.
Mr.
Masters
still
had
two
little
hearts
to
do
something
about
nd
unless
the
heart
suit
broke
3-3
(an
unlikely
clrcumstancei,
both
these
cars
were
losers.
ZENITH
Super
Transoceanic
Fill)
OI1K.IVM.
shout
ham:
portable
kakio
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
FINEST
IMPORTED
BINOCULARS
That
are,
Sharp,
Precise
and
Clear.
You'll
be
amazed
at
the
quality
and
workmanship
of
tlK!se
binoculars
and
at
a
most
amazing
low
price.
Highest
precision
to
give
better
clarity
and
brighter
images.
All
these
wonderful
buys
are
absolutely
guaranteed
by
master
optical
goods
manufacturers.
Mr.
Masters
found
a
way
to
iiscard
them
on
dummy's
diamonds.
He
cashed
three
rounds
of
trumns
and
the
ace
of
diamonds.
Then
he
played
the
ace
of
hearts.
As
expected,
Mr.
Meek
showed
out
but
he
did
not
ruff.
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
n
1?
uiay
to
1
1
:30
Weather
Hpnrt.
11:31
Messac;e
Per'od
11:33
Rec.
Int.
11
'41
Scandinavian
Melodies
PM.
12:00
Mld-D
Mel
idles
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
ProRram
Rename
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcahi.
I'J
S5
Rer
Tut.
1
:00
Afternoon
Concert
2:00
B.C.
School
Broadcast
2:30
TrunB-Canada
Matinee
3:16
Records
for
You
3:45-B.C.
Request
Roundup
4:15
Maxlne
Ware
Show
,
4:30
The
Mystery
Horse
4:45
Recorded
Interlude
4:55
Stock
Quotations
5:00
The
Good
Old
Days
.
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$34.50
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Keg.
4i).r.o
for
$39.50
The
only
short
wave
portable
with
a
twelve-year
record
of
performance
around
the
world.
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proved
world
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Designed
with
a
new
foot
In
mind
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