Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
10,
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DOCKSIDE
TALES
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Keasmuhlf.
Rat
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NUN,;
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Season
mm,.
...
..
'
Staunch
Friend
of
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen
Heading
South
Shortly
to
Start
New
Venture
YACHT
Charier
Service
or
rraiuvmeni,
lfpph
lUflf
"iren
MO
Vancouver.
I
feel
like
an
old-1
timer
now.
I
hadn't
realized
how
firmly
one
can
get
established
In
First
for
Rudy
has
been
the
were
to
be
analyzed
as
literal
y
Lutheran
Church
of
which
he
Is
bs
it
was
appended
it
would
a
deacon
and
secretary
of
Its
'stand
thus:
Sour
DouBh
Bay,
dc-
ii
nH
oi
iri
rived
from
a
peculiar
and
comic
GIRLS'
:
FALL
COATS
For
Every
:
Age
SUNDAY
at
MIDNIGHT
major
role
In
the
reorganization
incident
involving
a
windjammer.
and
an
jn
.
5
'
f.f
thP
Nm-wee
an
"Varden
Sine-
lis
siuuuuiu
VIVIX'A
LINDKORS
MARGARET
FlFlh
,
PAUL
CHRISTIAN
RORKRT
CLARKE
ln
in
nmused
onlooker
ly
Larry
Stanwoud
Prince
rtuperts
waterfront
is
going
to
say
"So
Long,
it's
been
good
to
kiiw
you."
to
one
of
its
popular
personalities
who
has
been
of
service
to
ffthemen
here
for
the
past
13
years.
Rudolph
(Kudyi
Olsen,
grocery
department
manager
of
the
Princp
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association
Cow
Bay
store,
is
leaving
in
.the
near
future
for
New
Westminster
I
:'
;
IfM
l
1
'
a.
'
Top
(uilil
a
community
In
10
years
or
so."
And
a
lot
of
Individuals
as
well
as
city
organizations
will
hate
to
see
Rudy
and
Hendra
Olsen
of
134
Fifth
Avenue
West,
and
their
daughter
Margaret
In
Grade
XI
at
Booth
Memorial
tak
leave
of
this
city.
resides-
having
given
valuable
service
to
waterfront
customers
'No
Time
for
Flowers"
'Coplivc
Women'
According
to
legend,
a
sailing
ship
which
sought
the
flats
of
the
bay
to
go
dry
on
and
have
her
bottom
attended
to
was
being
refloated
at
high
tide
by
her
captain
while
most
of
the
crew
was
ashore
or
too
drunk
to
ers.
popular
emenuuiers
in
song
here
until
a
year
ago
when
the
group
finally
disbanded.
OltKilN'AL
MEMBER
The
slight,
balding,
and
always
friendly
store
manager
was
one
of
the
original
members
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
Public
Re
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
y
at
feature
value-
giving
prices.
Wallace's
have
Have
you
seen
my
lilfle
boy?
Do
you
know
who
he
is?
Do
you
know
where
he
is?
i
where
he
is
entering
a
partner
at
the
Cow
Bay
store
and
mak-
done
it
again
move,
aboard.
The
skinner
whs
very
busy
ship
firm
of
importers
and
ex-
:
ing
the
acquaintance
of
hund-
WALLACE'S
lations
Council
rounded
shortly;
after
World
War
II
and
credited
i
with
giving
this
community
a
with
the
lines
which
held
his
.71
3J'
6
porters.
reds
of
fishermen
of
all
nation-
"But
I
really
hate
to
leave
this
alities,
Rudy
has
taken
an
active
:
city,"
confessed
Rudy
as
he
told
interest
in
social
work
among
tVi
npnnlp
nf
hie
nntinnnlHv
th
ship
fast.
A
bystander
and
ac-
WHERE
!
WHERE!
major
boost.,
.
mmintance
of
the
windjamming
DEPT.
STORE
'
IS
TIIK
p
ui
Ilia
iirw
vl'iiiuic.
"
-
,
-
Si
"I
came
here
in
1910
from
Norwegians
of
Prince
Rupert.
IIIIKIIIIPIIItllllllillllll1111111
He
has
been
and
still
is
ifh
1
shipper
hallooed
from
ashore
active
member
of
the
Music
and
offering
assistance.
But
the
Drama
Festival
Association
ind
1
skipr
refused,
maintaining
a
delegate
to
the
Civic
Centre
tnat
there
wasn't
a
ship
afloat
Association.
or
aground
made
with
too
many
Born
and
raised
north
of
the
lines
for
him
to
handle.
"LITTLE
BOY
LOSTi
Look
what
you
can
do
with
Starring
UING
CROSBY,
CLAUDE
DAUPH
Monday
Matinee
ot
2:
p.m.
"ALL
OIULS
ON
l)i:(K"
CAlP
ITOl
"
A
FAMOI
S
Pl.AVr'RS
T;V
.
.
.
thousands
are
"loing-it-lli'iiis-lves"
v,ith
Sjlvaply!
It's
"caught
on"
I
VM
Arctic
rircle
in
Norway.
Rudy
But
hardly
were
these
staunch
!
moved
to
Vancouver
In
1928.
He;words
spoken
when
the
captain
worked
wherever
he
could
land
nsl
hls
footing
fighting
with
a
a
job,
in
logging
camps,
saw-
b)W
lne
taut
agl,inst
the
pulling
mills,
fish
camps
and
canneries.
tlde
By
misfortune
his
stumble
Twelve
years
later
he
Joined
the
was
directed
towards
a
big
tub
Co-op,
then
in
Its
Infancy
of
of
sour
dough
which
the
cook
development.
na(i
jeft
to
ferment
in
the
sun
Today,
the
Co-op
Is
regarded
on
the
forward
deck.
Seconds
as
a
major
Institution
on
the
ater
the
fermented
sour
dough,
west
coast
with
a
membership
of
i
tul)
and
captain
was
amalga-several
thousand
fishermen
and
mated
In
a
furor
of
flying
homc-assetji.
real
and
capital,
extend-
made
yeast
and
well-aimed
cussing
into
the
millions.
words.
When
the
din
subsided
(
Rudy
expects
his
business
deal
gour
dough
dripped
freely
Into
o
be
finalized
in
the
near
fu-
tne
bav
from
fogi,.
0f
shiP
and
this
exciting
'
I
from
coast
to
coasi
in
Canada
hccaiise
cvcrjIxMly
vants
to
try
ami
ro(ilahlc
May
to
a
better
home.
And,
what
others
can
do,
you
can
do,
too.
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
HKLKNE
CARTER
ARTHUR
FHANZ
in
"INVADERS
FROM
MARS"
Saturday
Mulhiee
2:
p.m.
tvrniiw
1:
9
urc.
mis
lirm
wm
inciuaeifautaln
allk.
ENDS
mong
its
Imports
needs
of
-ILsh-
Meanwhile,
the
miud
bv-
rmen.
stanrlcr
who
had
offered
it
help-
"I
expect
that
New
new
Westmin
wouiiiii-:.
hanH
t,...ri
h.
.,,
tjn
nra
Q
Q
qq
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
f
rrf
I
i5r.
;w
'
'
.
.
U
six
iijiHiri
l.er
will
be
our
home
for
good
?tu
',
,.,r
,v,.
"In
Sourdough
Bay
the
Cap
mm
iow,"
says
Rudy.
It
can
also
be
ssumed
that
daughter
Margaret's
plans
to
take
up
nursing
for
he
next
few
years,
then
prac-ice
her
profession
in
the
south,
iiny
have
influenced
this
move
if
the
Olsens.
So
Long,
Rudy,
and
gtxid
luck!
TOTEM
Kh
iiiiiki
7;
-
9:fl,i
CCBI.
A
Kanniu
PUyers
Thi-atr
l.rC.END
OF
NAME
tain.
Oh
"D'd
tui:
at
lines,
to
and
fro:
"Helping
.hand
he
did
refuse
"Because,
he
said,
he
had
not
use
"For
fiddle-dool-eray.
"But
Captain
heeded
not
the
dough
"Which
waited
on
the
deckf
below;
"And
when
the
skipper's
grip
gave
way
"He
Joined
the
sourdough,
heave
and
fray.
"And
so
I
name
thee,
Sourdough
Bay."
SOURDOUGH
BAY
A
small
tidal
flats
near
Seal
Cove
has
been
used
as
a
shelter
area
for
Adult
FTTrrrrrrrn
hiroiTrm
unall
boat
owners
ever
since
Prince
Rupert
first
saw
dawn
but
few
todnv
could
even
guess
the
origin
of
its
name.
Entcrtainmcnj
If
this
singular
appellation
NEAT
BUT
NOT
COSTLY
Aililinif
attic,
rooms
U
easy
with
Sjlvaply
and
the
free
"llow-lo-lo-it"
foliler
your
luniher
dealer
has
for
you.
Simple
wip-lown
finishes
alil
the
touch
of
beauty
lo
Sylvaply'u
natural
vmmI
graiit.
YOUR
"HOSPITALITY
CORNER"
jni
one
f
Hie
luuilirii
iinprim
iiu-iits
you
van
luill
into
an
olilcr
Ikikk
r
(lan
for
a
new
one.
1
1
starts
with
a
storage
vull
of
Sylvaply
and
i'mUlics
with
whatever
your
own
iool
ta-le
inspire",.
French
Government
Acting
To
Avoid
Farming
Crisis
i,
tough
story
.
,U
f
how
thelAW
took
o
v
chancion
a
B
girl...
and
won...
as
trio
whole
nderworld
joined
the
crackdown
against
the
By
(
HA
It
IKS
LANK
PARIS
(APi
Premier
Joseph
..intei's
rlsht-centre
government,
fresh
from
victory
over
Vft-wing
opponents
of
Its
economic
program,
worked
feverish-v
today
'to
quiet
angry
farm
protests
against
falling
prices.
More
than
300.000
farmers
In
the
southwest
third
of
the
coun
'nrni
a
part
of
Iinlel's
ronlltlor
n
the
asseinlilv,
hive
indlratpr
they
may
try
to
force
a
debate
n
the
cabinet's
agricultura
policies
when
the
National
As-icmbly
meets
Tuesday.
The
14-week-old
government
handily
survived
the
first
parliamentary
attacks
on
It
Friday
when
th
assembly
threw
omI
spy
menace!
try
have
barricade
announced
they
will
:
both
a
Communist
and
a
So-hignways
Monday
to
I
clalist
motion
criticizing
Lan-
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lei's
economic
policies
cn
11
attention
to
their
demands
for
legislation
to
prop
livestock
prices.
They
also
want
some
marketing
reforms
to
reduce
the
number
of
middlemen.
Peasant
party
deputies,
who
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Monday
to
Wednewj
For
wm
XAf
ft
indly
Th?
lawmakers
had
convened
a
week
ahead
of
schedule
especially
to
consider
the
cabinet's
economic
and
labor
program,
target
of
last
August's
mass
strikes
which
disrupted
the
nation's
economy.
Laniel
held
two
long
conference)!
with
farm
leaders
Friday
in
hopes
of
staving
off,
the
scheduled
demonstrations.
He
.il.so
plans
to
send
a
representative
today
to
a
meeting
of
farm
delegates
from
10
departments
at
Oueret,
in
the
heart
of
the
protest
area.
The
premier
has
found
himself
In
hot
water
with
the
farmers
principally
because
of
a
30-to
40-per-cent
drop
in
the
price
of
cattle
during
the
last
year.
The
government
has
confiscated
one
edition
of
a
newspaper
published
in
the
farming
town
of
Niort
on
charges
It
was
Inciting
the
public
to
violence
in
the
Monday
demonstrations
A
BASEMENT
"GOLDMINE"
Tliere'
more
poteutial
living
space
available
for
remodelling
in
the
average
basement
than
anywhere
else
in
the
homeYoii
can
build
extra
rooms
yourself
and
have,
fun
doing
it.
1
irsl.
uet
vour
Free
"llow-to-do-it"
from
your
lumber
TOYS
FOR
TOTS
Dad's
havin,
fun
Mom's
proud
and
I
lie
kids
ill
he
linppv.
JSy
Iv
upU's
larjie,
easil)-vorked
iaiii'ls
help
make
short
work
of
this
simple
Sea-Saw
Until,
't
his
and
many
other
toys
anil
(fames
are
in
the
t
ree
toy
plan
folder
at
your
lumber
dealer's.
Up
step-by-step.
dealer,
it
shows
you
how
C'
I
!
J
TOTE
Extra
"Operation
"A"
Bomb"
"Hare
We
Go
Again"
Cartoon
Evening
7:
-
9:
p.m.
A
Minors
i-MViirtsT'"
Wl
fVII
WW
1
1
HI
SYLVAPLY
NAVY
RUM
Whether
youVe
remodelling
lo
gain
extra
rooms
in
attic
or
hasemciit
making
furniture,
toys
or
tjace-saviiig
huilt-ins,
storage
avails,
enp-hoards
or
cahinels
you'll
find
deep
satisfaction
and
enjoyment
in
the
johs
you
can
do
with
Sylvaply.
MA
(taunch
old
friend"
rt-iNO'S
LYNN,
England
(CP)
Oldest
student
at
the
technical
college
In
this
Norfolk
town
Is
86-year-old
Joseph
Adams.
Adams,
who
has
studied
languages
since
retiring
in
1928
as
a
customs
officer,
Is
brushing
up
on
German.
1
A
Una
auvti
LiMiuiciiL
lo
nul,
puuilstied
i'
tlibplMyca
by
the
Llquur
Control
Board
or
bv
the
Government
oi
!,-
irii.lHb
Columbia.
7
"
I
It's
FUN
a
lew
simple
toolt
needed
only
n
I
Serving
lumber
Dealers
from
Cooil
le
Coast
MacMILLAN
&
BLOEDEL
LIMITED
All
you
n'l
lo
work
Bijcitrenttfiilly
wilh
lhfnft
pany-lo-
.
ltmnlle
4
(vt
l
by
8
feet
panelH
of
linhlweight
Sylvnply
in
jiihI
averaKe
skill
in
the
ue
of
ordiimry
houHeholiJ
lonU.
(L
Mlarled
by
talking
over
your
pro
j
ret
at
"Humlymnn
.
llH(l4llarterft,
your
loeal
Sylvaply
ilaler.
(lie
hat
lite
I
new
"Tuke
Home
sieH,
too
smaller
Sylvaply
panels
I
hamly
for
otU
jolia.)
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Via
ELLIS
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Choose.
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CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
Phone
266
Phone
Block
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Prince
Rupert,
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