Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday.
March
29.
1952
to
be
so
provided.
There
may
be
no
third
world
war,
but
if
there
ever
is,
it
is
felt
this
will
not
be
neglected
by
the
enemy.
I
'
I
C"7
r
a
i
i
k
i
r-
a
Exciting
Program
Is
Billed
for
Season
s
Final
Hoop
Display
Season's
awards,
two
minor
league
playoffs
and
a
high-tension
exhibition
match
will
feature
fn
the
final
basketball
prog-ram
of
the
season
tonight.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
ear
y
for
,,
.
fruti
m
Its
When
a
fishermen's
leet
called
at
Victoria
recently
to
meet
and
talk
over
economic
affairs
with
the
government,
no
fewer
than
forty
of
their
wives
were
aboard
They
report
having
enjoyed
an
experience
novel
as
well
as
stim-
'
Wfc.'.W
,
i
,
ri
...
"Se
to
catrhaT5'!t
A
season's
Booth
Memorial
Ulic
U
L
T
,
IN
tW5
.
v
1
11
-
I
championship
trophies.
In
the
pee-wee
division,
Kin
High
School
debate
will
be
settled
when
senior
Bo-Me-Hi
Welcome
Back,
Good
Old
SS
Prince
Iiupert-Kearming
Coastal
Ships
Edward
meets
Helldivers
in
the
TODAY
CARY
GRANT
.
r,
Rainmakers
(Hi-Golds)
meet
6:50-9:00
-tooMwroaa
intermediate
Hi-Greens
in
a
B"mc
u
wmi-poini
series
student
basketball
tussle
on
the
in
whlcn
Kln
Ed
eads
by
13
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r..
j.
j
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Civic
Centre
floor.
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The
Hi-Onid-Hi-r,repn
htt.i!
In
tne
Junior
finals,
the
third
irhun
fW
marv
-a
vear.
the
steamshin
Prince
KUDCrt
i
Sunday
Midnight
Only
7
LON
McCALLISTER
TOTrn
bas
been
selected
the
feature
Bame
lllf
derlde
J
champion-j
.
as
p
r.lnrr
thi,
,vppk
t.p,lirnjno.
hpr
niP
between
Mansons
and
was
back
in
ttince
luipert
tnis
weeK,
usummg
nei
:
Hodgkinson
Leads
Jewellers
exhibition
exhibition
attraction
attraction
'o
fo
sunoort
support
Beavers.
Each
have
a
one-game)
schedule
for
the
first
time
since
last
summer's
acci
win.
dent.
the
pee-wee.'
and
jurw
league
finals.
On
the
bench,
coaching
the
younger
students
will
be
Les
In
Junior
Scoring
Division
"YANK
IN
KOREA"
FLAME
C
STAMBOL
Although
Beavers
headed
all
teams
in
junior
basketball
league
Matthews:
for
the
seniors.
Jack
or
the
greatest
number
of
wins
in
the
season.
Mansons
topped
Evans.
Even
the
coaches
are
re-'
heir
season's
scoring
by
159
points,
with
a
total
of
387.
Leadine!
Martin
Itjin
shipped
his
one-man
street
car
from
Skagway
to
Seattle,
from
which
city
he
drove
to
Los
Angeles
where
he
soon
made
the
acquaintance
of
Mae
West,
celebrated
screen
star.
There
was
something
about
Martin's
yarns
of
the
north
that
Just
how
many
times
the
Prince
Rupert
has
saikd
around
the
globe,
should
one
wish,
to
reckon
the
total
mileage
of
her
coastal
trips
in
that
way,
can
be
discovered
easily
enongh.
It
would
make
an
impressive
number
of
miles.
For
more
than
1
Bell
Enters
Final
Against
De
Man
Rink
STARTS
MONDAY
Uwrnv
him
A
I
rv
4he
way
for
Mansons
and
topping
all
individual
scoring
is
Alf
i
discourses"
on
which
team
Is
the
xTN-the
high
score
department
are
also
fZT
',
Afnnsnns
nlaver.wMnl
Anriprsnn
a-ith
71
anri
vhn,-t
no,...
a
noil
01
DasKetball
fans.
I
LVMLflUr...tillyM,00ta(ftl
with
70.
fnrtv
vears
in
war
and
in
Deace.i
captivated
the
actress.
It
had
Between
the
junior
playoff
and
the
exhibition
came,
sea-
The
final
game
of
a
best-of-three
final
series
will
be
featured
onignt
between
Beavers
and
Mansons
for
league
championship,
son's
awards
will
be
presented.
Skip
Peter
Bell's
rink
bested
""""
i.i.n.ir.
"l.lll.MHS
-
which
trill
ln.l,,o
c.
,...,
Jack
Rna
hn'ham
1
1
-3
la
of
YilirK.
'
-
-
-
..
.
.
.
...WUUl.
kipUl
tOlliatl"
"
'
'
-
......
.
.
w
uuV
tM.lV
ship
award
and
the
Most
Valu-
In
'he
semi-finals
of
the
high
Mostd.
Mansons
10
McNeil.
Bulgers
9
Pts.
.
H7
.
71
.
70
in
storm
and
in
sunshine,
this
,ne
touch
of
a
new
novelty.
The
dependable
craft
with
her
three
I
largest
daily
in
Los
Angeles
funnels
of
red.
white
and
blue
i
Panted
a
half
page-
picture
of
and
familiar
whistle,
has
been
a
j
Mr-
Ililn
and
Miss
West
standing
feature
of
northern
travel.
'
y
the
street
car
and
looking
in-
She's
good
fori
another
fifty
I
terested
In
life
as
they
were
years,"
remarked
Captain
Eccles
j
finding
it.
Itjin
has
long
since
Wednesday.
!
departed.
He
sleeps
in
the
hlll-
"And
we'll
be
glad
to
have
'
slde
cemetery,
a,
few
miles
out
her,"
may
'be
the
unspoken
I
the
road
from
Skagway,
where
Bury.
Annupciation
Letourneau.
Annunciation
.
able
Player
award;
league
and
school
Armstrong
Trophy
com-
petition.
Bell
meets
the
De
Man
!
rink
in
the
finals
this
afternoon.
H
Hodgkinson.
Mansons
M.
Anderson.
Mansons
R.
Barnes.
Mansons
f':
Morrison
Mnple
Leafs
3.
Fitzgerald.
Annunciation
.
Clmeiianscn.
Beavers
.
.
.
.
48
H.
MeKav.
Maple
Leafs
18
D.
Husvlk.
Bulgers
.
.
.
47
rv-i.
Mnwji.
Maple
Leafs
English
Cup
is
Webber.
Mansons
46
D.
Flood
Bulgers
.
.
.
Rowbotham
rink
started
out
strong
with
a
3-1
lead
then
gradually
lost
it
and
could
not
withstand
the
steady
curling
and
leadership
of
Bell.
Rink
mem
Forward.
Maple
Leafs
Nelson.
Maple
Leafs
Stanwootl.
Bulgers
.
P"estv.
Annunciation
Semi-Final
thought
of
old
timers
dwelling
!
Soapy
and
Commissioner
Reid,
I
""
"'
lTr"
i
ii
mn
who
shot
him,
also
repose.
along
the
shores
of
Skeena.
bers
on
the
winning
team
were
r.
Mah.
Beavers
42
B.
ft.
Strand.
Maple
Leafs
.
.
42
E.
B
"TUfeotte.
Annuneiatlon
42
B
f.
Stwrt.
Maple
Leafs
30
D
Hautlcnscliild.
Beavers
38
R.
S.
Yaniamotn.
Beavers
.
37
M,
Tanaka.
Beavers
37
D
JtoUa.xMansons
30
O.
T.
Shentcn.
Mnple
Leafs
I
33
F
rilack.
Mansons
33
It.
Snowed
Out
Peter
Bartlett,
second;
Roy
Sle
CWfordMoTganB
Pcdersen.
Beavers
3
1
'umatf.
Annunciation
3
Newneld.
Bulgers
2
Desornieau.
Annunciation
2
Matsuba,
Beavers
'2
Utinias.
Annunciation
1
Arrival
of
the
SS
Prince
George
j
here
on
June
15
will
inaugurate
j
her
summer
series
of
ten-day
ber,
third,
and
Larry
Linklater
lead.
i
Curlers
on
the
Robotham
rink,
Jens
the
troller,
who
spends;
most
of
the
winters
In
and
I
around
Terrace,
was
in
Prince
i
Rupert
yesterday
on
a
brief;
business'
trip,
and
expects
to
mrnnn
i
Shows
7
-
9:02
Smith.
Annunciation
besides
the
skip,
were
Jimmy
!
.u,a
"UI
111
BS
fT
r,.
....j
......
...
.....i..,'
There
will
be
sewn
Dorts
of
call.
B.
E.
M
Pilford.
Bulgers
0
Nakatsu.
Beavers
0
Plus
,
CAItTOON
-
NEWS
"
'!
lli5,hlll(I
nnrtVilviiinH
Vnt
l
!
SOIlll
D(
hrK
fOr
ihH
KPflSlin
and
Nilaud
Brechin,
LONDON
(CP)
The
Football
Association
Cup
semi-final
between
Arsenal
and
Chelsea
was
postponed
today
because
of
snow.
It
was
the
first
time
in
Football
Association
cup
history
that
a
semi-final
match
had
to
be
postponed
because
of
weather.
rcon
lead.
kan.
Juneau
and
Skagway.
andWnen
he
isn't
fishing,
he
oper-siithhnnnH
a'
Wramroii
wo
iaes
a
trat
line.
The
tiast.
wln-
IK.
8edKiek.
Bulgers
31
X
Smith.
Bulgers
31
B
DeMan,
Bulgers
27
P,
Parnell.
Maple
Leafs
.
.
21
P.
Brcntxcn.
Mansons
20
T.
NakRtsu.
Beavers
17
T.
Tolh,
Annunciation
1(1
p,
Husvik.
Mansons
14
G.
Forbes.
Maple.
Leafs
12
..
'
-ini
'ri-n
liln0e
Lcafs
u
S.
Matsuo.
Beaiers
G.
Delgren.
Beavers
A.
Davidson,
Beavers
B
Tsuchija,
Beavers
0
0
0
0
R.
Pedersen.
Maple
Leafs
0
R.
Basso.
Annunciation
0
TEAM
STANDING
Mansnna
aa7
Blair
De
Man
will
skip
a
rink
:
cllikarl,
Prince
Rupert
and'ocean
ter,
so
far
as
the
lat.,er
is
con-composed
of
Roald
Fcncss.
third;
j
Fans
ah
told
there
wlll
be
'
cerned,
has
not
been
particularly
j
Stan
Kaardal,
second,
and
Billy
j
ejght
cruises.
New
and
luxurious
'
active.
Beavers
were
compara-
'
Greene,
lead.
In
a
secondary
;
the
Prince
George
ranks
among
lively
few.
competition
played
down
last
!
.n
finest,
afloat
nnrl
It.
I
ntilw
tn
t.MJ.S
TUO.IY
7:
-
9:
p.ni.
STERLING
HAYDEN
in
'FLAMING
FEATHER
j.
aaviue.
Bulgers
u:
iVioren.
Beavers
1U
Beavers
228.
Maple
Leats'
227.
Bulgers
10
126.
Annunciation
120.
Try
a
DAILY
NEV.'S
classified
j
night,
Kaardal
won
9-3
against
Husvlk.
INIJIBBBIBIBI
THE
LOVES
OF
PANDORA
rrn
k
IN
FLAMING
TECHNICOLOR!
91
a
m
m
a
:
Wallaces
NEW
Millinery
Department
be
expected
that
virtually
all
of
1
Although
he
did
not
get
back
her
accommodation
for
the
to
business
until
he
had
figured
whol
list
of
voyages
Is
taken
'n
a
bus
accident.-
'Dutchy"
up.
Martin,
halibut
fisherman
of
;
many
a
years'
experience,
is
'
he
wlll
be
at
sea
again
-wnfident
r.,1,
,11.11,1.
(.
nv
tih.-itv
TKL.IT
I
;
thg
ypar
ft8
usua,
j,e
hag
gpent
The
fisheries
treaty
with
.
part-
of
the
winter
In
Holland,
:
Japan
does
not
enjoy
the
un-
,
hir
native
land,
and
It
".as
while
qualified
support
of
Frank
Cald-
j
in
Seattle,
enroute
to
his
home,
i
Filmed
by
M-O-M
in
actual
loction
2"
fJ
on
the
love
-swept
shores
of
the
JL
.
s
Castellan.
Is
asy
Winner
romantic
Mediterranean
!
.JS
J:-
5
r
:
--
:th
If
v--
---5
1
J.
U:
.,-HS
f-
NEW
YORK
Oi
Sharp-shoot-
Ing
Rookv
Castenanl
of
Lucerne
!
er'
CCF
member
for
Atlin
In
the
that
he
suffered
a
head
Injury.!
Pa.,
piled
up
a
big
lead
Friday
Provlncla'
legislature.
He
was
recently,
reported
to
be!
YOU'LL
LOVE
THE
WAY
YOU
LOOK
IN
OUR
i
'
"I
1
would
oppose
ue
'"
tht
signing
'S'"R
of
'
making
making
a
satisfactory
night
and
then
withstood
a
blaz-
.
u'.u
recoveiy
any
treaty
with
Japan
until
ii
i
lb
1
ing
late
rally
by
Johnny
Bratton
am
fully
convinced
that
the
i
vie
Kobler.
fisherman.
Is
get-rights
and
privileges
of
Cana-
i
ting
along
in
yea's,
but
that
does
'
j
dan
fishvrmen
are
completely
'
not
mean
he
isn't
n
ItP.
n
fur
a.
f
&m
aim
i
immn
ip
i
i
h
i
i
u
i.
n
ihmw
"i
iare?uarried."
he
declared
recent
interview.
in
a
.
catch
a.
ever.
He
is
73.
He
has
been
in
hospital
at
Aiort
Bay
for
a
while.
His
boat
was
smashed
to
gain
an
upset,
unanimous
tea
round
decision
over
:hc
Chica-gcan
in
Madisoa
Square
Garden.
Castellanl,
18
to
5
unde-dos.
-iic!
':4;,4
to
Bratton
's
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
s
Victoria
3.
New
Westminster
2
ffl
u
III
prtitvU
he
spectacular
roviaKi!
at
Cormorant
Island,
but
he
managed
to
replace
it.
In
many
respects
this
has
been
a
mean
winter
but
he
refuses
to
admit
Tourists,
when
they
journey
north,
arc
hungry
for
the
unusual.
Each
has
a
keen
eye
for
what
Is
nowl.
and
If
there
is
a
James
Mason-Ava
Gmm
lauRh,
anywhere,
so
much
the
!
defeat.
He
Is
'still
a
flsnerman.
fluvcwa
cuvllta
ftyDuti
better.
It's
what
so
manv
watch
&ni
active
at
that.
when
sauntering
through
!
(Best
of
seven
semi-final
th-d
for
i
m
0
Jir
colon
r
.
TECHNICOLOR
Prince
Rupert
or
when
getting
:
REARMING
COAST
SHIPS
1-1
Tacoma
6.
Seattle
I
iTacoma
I
Dltler
acquainted
witn
Juneau
I
Ottawa
has
appropriated
half
i
a
million
dollars
to
arm
deep
sea
lead?
best
of
five
quarter-final
aua
Say.
2-0)
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
TOTEI
!
!
land
coastal
craft.
Ships
total-
j
It
was
Martin
Itjin
of
the
llnK
151
tons
will
be
equipped
I
latter
camp
who
provided
tht;
wItn
defensive
gear
against
i
maximum
of
amusement.
He
had
magnetic
mtnes,
and
strength-!
converted
his
automobile
into
an
ened
to
carry
gun
platforms.
At
Western
Canada
Allan
Cup
Srmi-Final
Trail
4.
Edmonton
2
(Best
of
seven
scries
tied
1-1
1
F.vrnlnr
Sliuwx
1:
9:05
n.m.
kmiih
s
Vi
.-.'rHIsTll
enlarged
vehicle
which
became
1,ast
thirteen
coastal
steamers
Phone
Red
1'JO
today
for
reservations
on
"CurUin
l
j
I
known
as
'he
"Skagway
Street
'
the
CNR,
the
CPR
and
he
iCai."
It
called
at
all
spots
made
Union
line
fleets
are
expected
2),
'ante
j
notorious
by
Soapy
Smith
end
i
other
sourdough
celebrities.
Mar-Uln
always
had
a
special
story
for
each.
He
had
a
genius
for
(bringing
'
.
things
up
to
.
date.
FOOTBALL
MEETING
Frlnce
Rupert
Football
Asso
cla'lon
annual
general
meeting
2:30
p.m.
Sunday,
Legion
auditorium.
77cj
I't'idi
so
I'rcllily
EFFECTIVE
APRIL
1st
The
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
of
Canada
Ltd.
EXPLORATION
DEPT.
will
be
located
in
new
offices
above
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Entrance
on
Fulton
St.
off
3rd
Ave.
A
bi-monthly
event
which
has
l""e
w,as
an
nswer
10
every
swept
the
'teen-agers
of
Prince
qucry
luH!s
Patrons-and
there
Rupert
with
Its
popularity
is
the
)YCre
thusands
Jjon
?
over
the
coitinen.-did
not
look
for
Friday
night
'teen
dance
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Last
night
was
no
!
n'uch
!"
the
way
ot
service-but
on
lour
icnj
innr
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exception
of
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fast
gaining
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humor
than
any
had
known
in
i
months.
i
j
tendance
as
150
students
and
j
friends
danced
for
two-and
:
half
hours.,
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And
for
your
happy
new-scoson
selection
we've
a
beautifully
complete
array
of
crisp
new
straws
and
felts
dressed
up
in
the
flowers
and
gay
finery
of
Springtime.
Come
see!
ON
SALE
TUESDAY.
APRIL
3
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
FINALS
7:00
p.m.
Juvenile
KImk
Ed
vs
Helldivers
1:'t
p.m
Junior
Manson's
vs
Beavers
(lust
game
of
2
out
of
3
8:30:
Presentation
of
Trophies
8:50
Inhibition
Hi-Green
(
Intermediate
i
vs
Hl-Gold
(Senlori
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!
The
dances,
organized
by
the
Civic
Centre
Teen
Club
two
j
months
ago,
were
first
held
in
i
the
small
gym
but
attendance
i
has
Increased
so
much
that
more
J
j
room
was
required
and
last
night
a
j
the
first
dance
was
held
in
the
!
auditorium.
!
Music
was
supplied
by
records,
I
purchased
or
loaned
by
the
club,
I
and
a
popular
part
of
the
night's
J
-
program
was
given
to
playing
m
request
numbers.
:
With
several
High
School
teachers
and
Civic
Centre
Dir-
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(
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FAST!
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Jack
Stirn
attending,
the
event
was
described
as
very
pleasure-giving.
Several
younger
'teens
also
attended,
the
dance,
with
,14
nnd
15-year-old
boys
being
very
formal
In
their
bowing
and
requesting
the
pleasure
of.
the
young
ladies''
company
in
a
dance.
Most
popular
tunes
3DDcamrl
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STEAM
krt
Prince
Rupert
RIGERAT0R
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
SPECIALS
to
be
slow
fox
trots
standards
j
and
waltzes,
with
the
novelty
schottischc
playing
a
prominent!
part.
It
appears
that
tccn-agcrs
have
fallen
away
from
the
mora
!
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
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Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
-U
11:15
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
WHIVV.SKAV
MIDMGIIi
C'oiiifort
and
Service
demonstrative
type
of
"jive"
;
dancing
that
was
an
evident
'
j
rage
In
the
late
Second
World
19-11
International
'Ji-ton
I'unel
l!ll!)
Austin
Panel
1948
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1911
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Sedan
1917
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$399.00
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cu.
ft.
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with
frozen
food
compartment
$41
1.50
war
period
and
for
several
post-
war
years.
!
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executive
'
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ft.
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$382.00
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:
which
arranged
the
dance
and
i
gave-
service
were
"Popcye"
:
Kristmanson,
Ross
and
Rcna
i
!
Ingram,
Danny
McAphce.
Teach-
1
:
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present
included
R.
H.
David-
i
'son.
Les
Matthews
and
Misses'
i
Elaine
Maynard
and
Ball.
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Next
dance,
which
is
to
be
1
held
after
Easter
will
be
the
:
Easter
Ball
complete
with
decor-
j
ations,
refreshments
and
prizes.
I
Parents
.
and
friends
of
Teen
I
Club
members
will
be
invited.
I
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Auto
Service
Besner
Block
Phone
210
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Limited
Prince
Rupert,
Stewart,
B.C.
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
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