8
four
rudders
wt-re
offset
to
ar.i
t
In
the
tow.
and
the
tii,
..."
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
23,
1952
"'Bund
"(,"lHr
in
,
;"ici,,:'
trimmed
by
the
stern.
Once
in
Kitimat,
the
steamer
that
has
now
become
a
hotel
had
been
towed
fifteen
hundred
miles,
much
of
it
In
rough
and
exposed
waters
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
"Tlle
tumptt,,;'
edition
writti1
and
Pushed!,?!
01
f
'n
1633
"lan,
who,
The
eastern
Ontario
town
of
Gananouue
was
named
trtpr
a;i
Indian
word
meaning
"rocks
rising
out
of
the
water."
I
MH
1
Best
Fishermen
Are
Russians
Says
Moscow
Radio
t
LONDON
(API
U,
Moscow
fadio
sounded
a
few
Kud
.sneers
joday
at
the
achievements
of
Capitalist
fishermen.
"In"
Russia,
f
broadcast
said,
everybody
fishes
better.
j
The
Dig
fish
story
Was
set
off
fcy
the
leturn
of
a
Soviet
whaling
flotilla
after
seven
months
hi
the
Antarctic.
The
Russian
fishermen,
the
broadcast
said,
had
accounted
for
"great
achievements."
"Vasily
Tupikov,
for
example,
killed
372
whales.
A
hero
of
Socialist
Labor,
Afansy
Piidgin,
killed
333
and
Oeorry
Ofsyan-nlkov,
319''
Mosccv
boasted,
adding:
"The
Norwegian
harpooner
Marius
Jakobsen.
of
20
years
standing
and
the
best
harpooner
in
the
Capitalist
countries,
has
during
one
season
killed
only
151
whales.
"His
record,"
Moscow
calmly
added,
"was
beaten
by
all
Soviet
harpooners."
Halibut
fishermen
seem
to
be
headed
for
another
X
1
"
W
5
I,
'
1
"
'
V.
-
"
'
-V
if
M
.
:v
u
Jv
-
.
-
.:
.
.
v
-
'-
V
'
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t
:
-
V
j
i
,
-
-i
-
;
the
whaling
Industry
might
de
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
lay
opening.
This,
however,
did
not
transpire.
A
settlement
was
profitable
season.
Since
the
season
opened
May
H,
more
than
three
million
pounds
or
halibut
have
been
ianded
at
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
smaller
boats,
the
Mother
III,
under
command
of
TIM
HOLT
in
reached
on
the
basis
of
last
sea
in
son's
agreement.
Conducted
by
B.
C.
Packers
Ltd.,
operations
cover
approximately
a
hundred
men.
Half
are
employed
on
'LAW
OF
THE
BADLANDS'
Fill
Iff
shore
and
the
rest
serve
as
crews
of
the
company's
five
whaling
ships.
Captain
Atonsen,
is
loading
supplies
again
for
her
third
trip
to
the
fishing
grounds.
The
Mother
III
was
the
first
boat
to
report
on
the
exchange
this
season,
bringing
ln
24,000
pounds
on
May
17.
The
load
was
purchased
by
Royal
Fish
Company.
STARTING
MONDAY
FOR
THR
JOHN
WAYNE
-
ADEuUjJ
'
"SANDS
ofiwolr
The
company
paid
17.4
cents
a
Sale
fcSow
On!
j
pound
for
mediums,
16
for
large
and
13
for
chicken.
On
her
second
trip
in
Fri
"WHERE'S
I
X(
I
K?
Among
the
crowd
of
more
than
10,000
who
greeted
the
arrival
r.
Vancouver
of
1,157
Canadian
soldiers
return'ng
from
Korea
was
this
forlorn
little
figure.
His
flag
drooped
and
tears
were
close
a.s
John
McGillivray.
2,
asked
everyone.
Where's
Uncle
Fred?''
.
(CP
PHOTO)
day,
the
Mother
III
sold
29,000
pounds
at
17.9,
15
and
13
to
3tf
A.
ff
s-
fT
Pacific
Fisheries.
JUNIOR
VOGUE
DRESSES
BETTER
SUITS
AND
COATS
DOZENS
OF
OTHER
ITEMS
Canadian
naval
cadets,
by
next
September,
will
have
a
pretty
fair
idea
of
the
'entire
Pacific
Coast,
for
there
will
be
three
cruises,
the
first
to
Prince
Rupitt
and
Juneau
beginning
this
week.
The
ships
will
be
on
training
duties.
They
are
the
destroyer
Sioux
and
the
frigates,
Beacon
Hill
and
Antigon-lsh.
The
cadets
will
come
from
western
universities
and
Canadian
service
colleges,
and
will
include
those
from
the
lower
decks
who
are
receiving
university
training
at
government
cost.
The
two
other
cruises
will
be
to
Long
Beach,
California
June
23
to
July
25,
and
San
Diego,
California,
August
4
to
September
10.
The
boat
will
probably
lift
;
Korean
War
Veteran
Returns
anchor
over
the
holiday.
Further
investigation
of
the
damage
caused
by
a
rockslide
on
the
Babine
River
last
year
is
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:!
After
Week's
Visit
At
Home
being
made
by
the
Dominion
Department
of
Fisheries.
bv
EKIC
SANDERSON
ISngineers
are
expected
to
reach
the
scene
over
a
roadi
ITTTTi
Shows
7
-
9:18
p.m.
'
Saturday
2:
-
4:30
-
6:50-
A
farewell
dinner
party
last
night
brought
to
a
close
a
week-long
visit
home
by
C.
E.
(Ted)
Mills.
The
32-ypar-oln
son
or
Mr.
;
mil
Mrs.
C.
('.
Mills.
518
Mus-w,,nt
hack."
said
the
Prime
now
being
hewed
through
the
hinterland.
The
slide
was
located
by
officers
of
the
department
and
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
in
a
ii
i
i
ri
l..
t
.wi..
r.
!
Purchase
of
the
old
stern-wheeler
"Delta
King"
for
con-
versinn
lntn
U
flnsitmtr
hnf.pl
nt.
HEAR
run-,
n
il.
i-any
mu.iy
iui
;
Rupert-born
man.
3
canyon
or
the
Babine
River,
w;intMiw;Mii;iffiTiiym
squimaii
where
ne
win
return,
.-We
were
ln
DiPnty
0f
action
,hn,",t
w
C77.
.
to
duty
July
4
with
the'
Royal
,
0VPr
there,
but
I
have
three
:
0
this
large
tribilary
X'
and
tte1
,
k
.
Hf
Som?
!
;anadian
Navy.
i
brothers-in-law
in
the
Princess
,
sUna
RWer
I
fhU,"u
?
men
,W0.rk'ng
,on
Only
Piiu,
Rupert
man!
Pats
and
I.
bet
they'll
see
lots
.
rZ
rocks
irte
hstr,.eU.H
the!
Pr0
fct
Tow.ng
GEO
RGE
HILLS
.
Vl
Li
Mr-
in-ILil
XV
1
1
1
Lf
I
.
I
I
II
1
1
o
take
part
in
action
in
the
of
action
too.'
unstrpaiii
n.srpnt
of
adult
al-
v
i
..i.-
Corean
War,
Ted
has
been
re-
Ted.
who
is
now
a
chief
petty
!m,,n
nrfvw(1w
thn
Rhinp'rt"
"'v'??
J,.w,.y'
ewin?
acquaintances
since
his
..ff.cer,
joined
the
naval
reserve
,alfp
'
t
"n
..Anv
tl
-
-r"
Pw.
1
I
IVUVl
'
MHO!?
OF
Gi
WHISK
-
.
.
.
-
j
ieriui
ijou
iior.ieiMiwer
tiie.sei
luii
here
in
llv.
a',
tne
age
of
17
a.s
were
iouna
uena
or
aying.
Island
Navigator,
destination
tne
me
renuesl
request,
OI
oi
Dominion
I
Rsnuimnlt
Inr
Vnrrnu,.
rtnlivnru
ai
Department
of
Fisheries,
three
members
of
the
staff
of
the
Pacific
Biological
Station
at
IKS
,
The
sternwhoeler
has
a
length
of
300
feet.
In
order
to
provide
accomodation
for
the
hundreds
eturn
here
from
a
20-month
treU-h
abcaid
HMC'S
Sioux.
A
veteran
of
five
years
ser-lic
a.s
a
member
of
the
RCNVR
uriiig
the
Second
W'orld
War,
ed
joined
the
active
navy
in
lfi
..!,.
.
n
y..ar
of
civilian
life
"I
got
.a;
charge
in
1915
id
went
to
v'
for
tt
Kl'-ick
in
able
seaman.
He
went
active!
it
the
outbreak
of
war
and
left!
ieie
in
May,
1340,
aboard
the!
Sans
Peur,
a
converted
yacht,
:
for
Victoria.
j
lie's
not
very
impressed
with
Korea,
although
he
,-;akl
"the;
navy
hoys
have
a
much
better
i
;ie
th
in
the
soldiers.'
I
m
CCF
Candidate
OVER
CFPR
Tonight
at
7:30
mation
about
fur
seal
food
and
,nps
WPre
removed;
xt
flrftt
'"'Bratlon
routes.
'
and
forward
decks
were
boarded
J.
I.
Manzrr
is
collecting
seals
A
,,
,.,lnA
.
A
,,,
mm
,
,,
o
.,,
j
c
i
"F
ii"
'.all
rcrry
line
n.
Victoria,
mil;
-i
f,.r
S!trry
for
the
troops,
missed
navy
life,
so
I
quit
and
!
They've
got
some
tough
ground
.
iui
Lii
u.o.
man,
auu
r.
11.
i
Taylor
and
B.
M.
Chatwln
are
carrying
out
similar
work
off
the
coast
of
northern
Japan.
CtORG
MACRIADY
RICHARD
,
;
o
cover.
ii
"
:
After
a
i.iiort
spell
there,
he
iiiii-i.ii
iimi..
i
yjji.ViiiM,.
'i
i
IlWHEN
ONLY1
TODAY
ond
SATURDAY
Kvrnini
7:
-
9:
p
m.
I
U
I
Cf
Popular
Srccmer
Prince
Rupert
lannre
aiunuv
z:
p.m.
A
FMOI
S
PI.1VF.RSTHI
'"-"'-J'Tr-grTM-aMra,-TMMWWMMIMMBMMMWM
aM-4-
JrtiMtr
u,m.nir:m
mi
...
No
less
han
60
fishing
boats
of
all
types
were
built
in
Northern
British
Columbia
between
July.
1951
and
April
1952.
In
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Skeena
River
zone
43
craft
were
built,
i
In
Bella
Bella
area
there
were
i
eight;
five
in
the
Queen
Chart
;
lottes,
and
four
on
the
Naas.
These
added
to
the
whole
fleet
total
286,
valued
at
$3,140,500'.
Playing
Mnnil.i
v
anil
Tuesday
I'vf
nines
7:
-
i:
p
'CLOSE
to
MY
HEART"
aEd
i;is
sent
to
Halifax
to
board
HMC'S
Iroquois
which
saw
plenty
of
action
off
the
coast
of
,
France.
He
became
a
petty
of-
ficer
in
1942
and
held
that
rank
I
when
discharged,
i
Just
before
he
left
Prince
Ru-
pert
in
1940.
he
had
started
work
i
s
a
clerk
in
the
Canadian
Na-l
i'iial
Railways
office
here.
;
IVkI
isn't
sure
what
hell
be
tiding
at
Ksquimalt.
1
"I've
still
got
another
month's
leave
before
I
return
to
duty,"
he
said
shortly
before
boarding
SS
Prince
Rupert.
"It
was
sure
1'i'oiJ
to
get
home
but
I
want
to
set
some
more
time
with
my
wife
and
the
kids
I
four
little
ii'.i
before
I
Kn
bark
to
duty."
sails
ton
Vancouver
apif
Inlerrm-iiiate
Ports
Each
Thursday
1
1
ll:I."
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
ivmM
v
siniMt.in
limifnit
anil
Service
Fr
!?.'
rvatuiiift
BETTER
FISHING
AHEAD!...
when
you
equip
your
boat
with
a
new
...
For
a
while
this
spring.
It
seemed
because
of
wage
dispute
Enjoy
This
Summer
in
A
GOOD
USED
CAR
f
WILL
DO
U
it,.
i
Write
nr
Call
MTV
K
lill'lll
I'litNCK
RUPKH'I
v
r
f
REVERSIBLE
TRURO.
N.S.
,.P).Seal
.-iint
I
ing
may
never
become
a
regular
sport
in
the
Salmon
River
here
but
Herman
Weatherbee
got
one.
He
spotted
the
seal
which
apparently
came
ln
with
the
tide
and
bagged
it
after
exchanging
his
fishing
rod
for
a
rifle.
A40
Austin
Sedan
Austin
Sedan
A40
Austin
Sedan
Inrcrnofional
Pick-up
Ford
Scdon
3i-ton
International
Pol
1951
1949
1950
1948
1937
1941
li
r
'
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i1m3
R
-
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-
mm:i
:.z
1950
Studcbokcr
Sedan
Ruin
stories
Superior
Auto
Sam
Limited
Phone
Green
2
j
II
y,cJj
Ii
i
Third
Avcnuc
Wcst
OVER
1000
NOW
IN
USE
IN
B.C.
ALONE
Scuby's
Lead
in
Fur
STORAGE
SERVICE
Phone
7
A
The
Best
Costs
No
More
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
302
Third
Av.,
Prince
Rupert
melcliBFsf,
Now
You
Can
Have
Power
To
Go
Places
-
and
slow
speeds
for
trolling
too
!
1
r
a
INSTANT
REVERSE
MMTI
111
llll"
I
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I
.
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WANTED
!
This
Jvrtiimfnt
i
not
published
Of
''
rlispUvtd
bv
th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
:
bv
the
Govcrnoent
of
British
Cohwbi4
mm..
DEAD-STOP
NEUTRAL
O
ANY
PITCH
HEAD
Without
Geo's
or
C3ichci
-
-
D:'cc
ffnm
your
OfO'
for
n$
'iMle
o$
-
-
"To
train
(
lie
Miark
van
iViI.km
aimid?
a3
you
may
think,'
mi'l
the
boKiin.
"l'iirliiMHt-ly,
tin'
liri;;
when
she
grounded
was
londed
to
the
marks
w
ilh
LuiiiIi'k
Navy
Rum.
Hy
jofliciouxly
rewHrding
my
finny
friend
with
dark
invigorating
lots,
1
ho
inlluenied
his
mind
that,
he
would
i;ive
uu
ti(!
better
fish
Hindi
as
tiirliot,
n.-laining
for
hiinw
If
only
inferior
iualil,i(
like
cod.
A
trivial
point,
perhni's,
Imt
I
thought
.good
for
discipline.
I
wax
about
to
Kcnd
him
lo
hring
me
a
wife
from
among
the
girlH
bathing
in
a
distant
lagoon,
wlien
suddenly
1
sighted
n
sail.
Instantly
mounting
the
shark
I
went
alongside
and
pausing
only
to
present
him
with
the
corkscrew,
climbed
aboard."
"That's
a
Rum
Story,"
said
the
wedding
guest
iin
auliously.
i
t'stfim?t,Mrj
inn
i
L
1
MVHIM.
Il.l.,ll
mi
mw
I
IMIMAIl
Willi
HOl
AMI
ls
M.I.M
HN
in
l"MH.l;
lit.
rKOI'M.I.I.Kh
is
nil,
l;s,nti.
AM
miu
n
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i
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ON
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i.h
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"Very
kind
of
ymi,
"1
lould
jiiKt
faniy
Pin
rure,
Kir."
replied
tin;
mariner,
ii
I,Hnih
Navy
Hum."
I
FOR
3
TM
i
H
P.
0
f.
Relax
and
Enjoy
...
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LAGER
'
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