Prince
Rupert
Daily
tJews
Saturday,
March
8.
1952
TODAY
O.NLV
7
-
9:05
p.m.
consider
before
the
boats
return
north
in
152.
There
will
be
the
price
question
for
one
thing.
Another
will
be
the
conference
between
the
fishermen
themselves,
and
the
government
in
IVORY
HUNTER,
Alberni
Takes
First
Game
In
Semis
Against
Filers
n
i
THE
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
;
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Alberni
"Athletics
last!
night
defeated
Vancouver
Eilers
66-60
in
the
first;
game
"of
the
best-of-five
series
in
the
B.C.
Basketball
;
r
.V.
"
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i
.
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.
I.
l
I
Ntrt'i
ftait,
start,
aU
UtnM
irmtk
Mftrfniiat..
MONDAY
to
VEI)ESI)AY
Evening
Shows
7:00
-
9:00
p.m.
Wild
Night
Described
"
-51
emi-nnais.
5
The
Athletics
weduced
a
var-
"w.ake
nignU
trylng
t0
fiure
K
Bad
Luck
for
Fisherman-Logger
ied
bag
of
tricks
that
will
keep
a
.;nce-
,
,
euers'
'Coach,
Jim
Bardsley.1
,Als0'
"Jf
shwed
lot,
of!
Z
1
i
Plain
hustle
and
marched
intoj
llllllllltlllllllD
ia
26-8
J'''st
clual'ter
li-ad.
Phtlllf
fti'J
1'll
rf,,..l....
Grain
Shipments
Speeding
Up
No
one
appears
to
know
the
precise
cause
of
the
sinking
of
the
gasboat
"Pearl
Harbor,"
owned
by
A.
Preliminary
hearing
of
Peter
Byrne,
charged
with
doing
grievous
bodily
harm
to
Mrs.
Vera
Beynon
on
February
15,
will
be
resumed
next
Tuesday.
First
session
session
oi
of
evidence
eviaence
took
iook
place
piace
"v
a.y
i
or
Kpstrvali.
"CTUTAIN
AT
8:30"
TODAY
1X)RIS
DAY
'-
nANMv
6:50
-
9
in
I
trc
v
u"
J
'
u
IN
MY
DrfJ
1
'-
"
1
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT0NLY
j
,
m
v-u
uiv
nuvui
a
...-
a&u.
n,
a
uccu
n
vacourt
Mag'Strate
W'
D
jt0US'h
stroke
of
luck
for.
Cloutier,
French-Canadian
Kathcrine
white,
who
told
the
i
hand-logger,
who
has
been
operating
on
this
part
of
Z?k
rSSedTfi!
he
coast
for
ears
and
wel1
known-The
boat-used
Bcynon
for
a
month
to
look
largely
for
towing,
as
well
as
providing
a
comfort-Ascribe"
agnf
able
headquarters
for
the
owner,
is
45
feet
long,
has
ing
with
two
other
men
and
of
good
sized
cabin
and
is
well
equipped.
It
was
aboard
an
argument
between
Byrne
and
(u
tflt
r,
"tal
1
tt
,..t
t
i
.1
1
a
1
i
Mrs.
Beynon.
I
1
Harbor
that
Cloutier
kept
his
personal
she
said
a
man
had
called
i
possessions
and
a
week
under
water
is
just
a
mis-
for
her
while
she
was
at
the
..:i.,..i
i
n.
.
.
i
veteran
harry
Kcrmode
and
,
Joe
Semarin
supplied
Athletics
with
a
one-two
scoring
punch;
that
couldn
t
be
stopped.
They
finished
the
game
with
32
points
between
them.
Best
man
for
Eilers
was
veteran
Kenny
Lawn,
who
kept
the
inter-city
champs
together
and
managed
to
knock
in
11
points.
One
thousand
fans
saw
the
game.
Twice
in
the
hectic
final
quarter.
Eilers,
with
Denny
Wot-herspoon,
Reid
Mitchell
and
Nev
Munro
performing
brilliantly,
rapped
within
two
baskets
of
victory.
With
the
Twin
Albernis.
chances
to
eliminate
Eilers
look
good
indeed.
7
R1M
THE
EAST
SQ
Curling
Kesults
7
p.m.-
Batcnum
8,
.Jennings
5
G:
Oslcrtag'8.
Boulter
9;
MrKen-a
zie
7,
Berg
11.
B
9
p.m.-Miller
8.
Sieber
11;
a
Moo
o
7,
Black
8;
Greene
1,
Skall-B
merud
12.
Bcynon
home
the
night
of
Feb-
ruarv
14
and
with
him
she
mot
another
man
at
a
downtown
beer
parlor
where
the
three
of
They
had
also
seen
Mrs.
Bey-
non
at
the
beer
parlor,
she
said.
'lhe
trio
returned
to
the
Pig
,
.
gu.
Avenue
iwme
at
about
11:30
'
-
-
;
a
bottle
or
rum.
"We
started
thinking,
then
Peter
iF.vinri
rnnip
In
Ho
h
wl
ciiDie
ol
drinks,
but
lie
c
wasn't
wasn't
r
,n...
Liu
,
giri
'o
h
ciow
,!..,uu,or
i.
v.
Urowp
QC.
Then,
i,
the
in.;
witness
witiic.is
sak.,
suki,
Byrnj
iiyrnj
.
..."
i,"
il
H.
.
s..il
i
he
was
i
lcaving.
,
he
ii
"
,
l
p.ijin;;
,
'Y,,'-
,n"
.
Vhe
-11C
um
bills.
PIUS.
"
At
about
2
a.e.
Mrs.
Beyno
i
came
home.
!
i
nc.c
was
a
iguj
ig
going
on
in
hei
bedroom
between
Pete
..nd
Vera.
Ihey
ca.nc
into
the
Trent
room
still
quarrelling.
"Then
there
were
beer
bottles
and
coke
bottles
flying
around!
Vera
threw
them.
I
left
to:
phone
for
a
taxi."
The
two
men
and
she
left
shortly
in
the
taxi,
she
said.
In
answer
to
Mrs.
WilU
Ray.
defence
counsel,
witness
said
Mrs.
Bcynon
was
"quite
drunk"
wnen
she
came
home
One
nt
the
men
was
sober,
the
other
,
tt
Man
on
the
Run"
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mm
i
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i
ii
i
,
Plus
"ROM
KO
I.AM)"
CARTOON
-
NT.'VS
SHOWS
7:t)l)
p.m.
!:0
p.m.
nr
n
i.
isi
t
h
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
inti:kmi:ii.te
G:I5
p.m.
Fraser
&
Tayno
vs
Fashion
EXHIBITION
7:15
Grads
'52
vs
Grads
'53
(iirtl.S1
8:45
-Bo-Me-Hi
Rainbirds
vs
Peoples
Store
IliTlTniaS
5
&si4.98
I
WALLACE'S
1
:
DEPARTMENT
:
STORE
iiiaiisiiBiii.
STARTS
MONO.
PLASTIC
AND
PAPER
ABLECLOTHS
.mu
iiei.M-ii
were
ooing
most
of,Hoag
and
R.
C.
Curric,
Vancou-the
drinking.
i
wr;
j
McIsaac
Npw
HazcUon.
She
said
Byrne
was
"quite
so-
A.
Baron-
and
F.
Reekenburg,
bcr
when
she
last
saw.
him.
1
Kitimat;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herman-Second
witness,
Maurice
Mc-,
son,
Klcmtu:
J.
Henning.
-Gu.rc.
a
logger,
of
1356
Piggot.
Skecna;
R.
K.
Knowles,
Yellow-said
he
had
passed
the
Beynon
;
knife;
W.
Coburn.
Ycllowknife'
home
early
morning
of
February
j
M.
Desormeaux
and
Mr
and
15
on
his
way
to
a
pay
telephone
,
Mrs.
Philips,
Terra-c
C
A
Oke
on
Piggot
Avenue,
and
had
heard
A.
Pellctier
and
E.
Davics
'
Kcm-childrcn
screaming.
ano;
j.
R
Frccnian
and
,
Mor
Cargo
rates
from
the
Pacific
Coast
to
Europe
will
be
increased
by
about
five
per
cent
this
spring.
They
become
effective
April
7.
The
rates
on
cotton
nnters
to
tne
united
Kingdom
and
on
wood
pulp
to
all
destinations
will
be
increased
in
specific
amounts,
rather
than
on
percentage
basis.
One
of
the
newest
motorships
to
ply
between
Canadian
and
American
Pacific
ports
and
th::
Phillipines
and
Japan
is
the
"Vlgan."
She
has
just
made
her
maiden
voyage.
The
"Vigan,"
built
at
Malmo,
is
of
9.2DO
deadweight
tons
and
is
fitted
with
41,420
cubic
feet
of
refrieeraterl
j
Space.
She
is
a
fifteen
knot
craft.
tumour
is
wpu
uiav
Marcus-sen
of
Oslo.
He
is
well
known
along
the
B.
C.
Coast.
Fifty-four
men
who
were
brought
to
the
city
last
night
aboard
the
steamer
Chileotin
from
Kcmano
transferred
to
aircraft
here
today
for
m6vement
to
Vancouver.
In
addition
to
the
two
regular
Canso
and
Land-seair
flights,
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
put
on
a
couple
of
extra
flights
by
the
Canso
through
Sanlspit
to
Vancouver
to
accommodate
the
Pacific.
The
Chilcolin,
Ciipt.
William.
Mc-Combc,
arrived
in
port
at
8:30
p.m.
from
Vancouver
and
way-points
and
sailed
at
midnight
Hu-soulh
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points,
whence
she
will
return
Here
tomorrow
eve.iing
southbound.
II
l
.
...!!
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M.'H
.ilvei
A
t-
tt.
Ne
s
el
i.vn.I
hi
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS'
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
CasMiius
Electric
and
Acetylene
SPECtAI.IHTS
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
n
ft
DINING
PLEASURE
IN
SPARKLING
NEW
.SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
II!
K.I
DAI
III;
IMIKK.I
ItMllIt
Morr
lirantiful
anil
iraclii;il
than
over
in
four
rninileli'ly
new
models
iiultnlinj;
this
fine
Do
Luxe
Cold-Wall.
'
iBCn!
FRIGIDAIRE
tlECTRIC
RANGE
Models
fgr
cveiy
kitclirn
iiml
liuil-Ret.
Model
RM
60
cooks
a
wliul
mdl
while
you're
awuy.
(
imie
in
anil
.sit
mir
(l'rigi(laire)
IJefriKeriitors
ami
Stoves
at
amazing
rrihiclions.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Limited
Phone
46
.iiiiiii
i
i,
mi
V',
avac
CENTRE
me
ungine
is
coiicerneu.
More
grain
for
Dorts
across
the
Pacific.
A
French
freighter
sailed
this
week
for
Japan.
Early
next
week
another
steamer
Japaneseis
due
to
load
another
full
cargo,
and.
in
all
likelihood,
later
in
March,
more
boats
will
be
clue
lor
similar
shipments.
That
makes
six
ships
here
this
win
ter
..,...
.,.,,,.
SIOl
X
IIOMK
1110
Canadian
destroyer
Sioux
untlt'r
Commander
P.
D.
Taylor
back
home,
being
due
to
ar-
nvc
today
baturday,
,
-
March
8(
from
fl'nm
Knrfa
Korea.
She
Rhf
Is
Ic
rcDortin!
rpnnrflnrr
at
o
Esquimau.
The
Sioux
has
com-
pIctcd
two
tours
of
dutv.
Th.
warship
has
a
total
complement
ftf
of
nnr.
275.
rnr
n
I
in..
ti..i
CPO
Ted
Mills
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
a
member
of
the
crew,
It's
been
a
pretty
fair
season
In
the
clam
industry
near
Kltkatla,
the
product
selling
at
$3.25
a
sack.Some
of
the
diggers
are
said
to
have
been
getting
as
much
as
ten
sacks
a
day.
Kit-katla
is
an
old
Indian
village
not
far
from
Prince
Rupert.
Seiners
and
puckers
on
the
west
coast,
in
need
of
aid,
will
have
another
new
ways
to
choose
from.
One
is
being
installed
now
at
Alberni
Shipyard.
If
will
be
105
feet
in
length.
'
Two
bids
have
bccii
received
for
extending
the
float
at
Doclce
Cove
(Oigby
Island)
according
to
advice
from
.
the
federal
public
works
department,
Ottawa.
Iw
tenderer
a
the
Skrena
Itiver
Pile
Driving
Co.
Mil.
The
figure
was
$13,422.
The
other
tender
was
for
$17,643.
IIAMKUT
FISHING
Halibut
fishing
will
begin
May
14.
Season
will
probably
last
about
as
long
as
It
did,
last
year,
which
certainly
was
short
enough.
Last
year's
catches
and
prices
were
both
on
a
good
basis.
even
if
there
is
a
good
deal
to
IT'S
BABY
WEEK
at
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
March
3rd
-8th
We
Have
Many
Special
Values
SPECIAL
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY
ESMOND
BLANKETS
30"
x
40"
,
i.29
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Blue
810
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y
nv-uidi
iy
wnere
'
I
rl
.
r
i
nniiing
urama
In
Tntpm
Piftlirf
'
"
'
'UMlC
r....,
,.f
n
1
it.iii,i
a
tuMii
u;in
iiuar
apart
bv
u,c
disappearance,
of
a
child,
i
no
wen,
comes
lo
the
.screen
of
the
Totem
Theatre
here
as
the
feature
offering
at
the
first'
of
next
u'ppl-
T7nnl
Mtn
et,,-i..
are
ar(e
recalled
recalled
hv
by
tho
the
hih
high
rlraimn
drama
and
excitement
of
the
motion
picture.
is
Adjudgcd
one
of
the
v""
host
poig-
,
nant.
Tilt
rlroniiD
dramas
of
lUn
the
vear
w
n.o
breath-taking
acf'in
learta
no
to
what
nas
bccn
descrlbc.;
by
Walter
Winchell
as
a
'U-rrific
Cast
lncUl(lcs
Mlc;,
well
knov.n
,..
B,,
.,
...
K
,lly,
Henry
Morgan.
Christine
Larsoni
Tom
PowcrS
Maidip
Nt)r.
man,
Robert
Ostcrloh
and
Ernest
Anderson.
-:-
JUtJL
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Dixon,
Kcmano:
W.
H
MeDnntilrt
R
S
'-.
ea.iifiniH
n
cim,.
L.
Coyer,
T.
W.
Grcveling,
H.
rrMni
nu.
r-
Schcwinghammer,
Kcmano;
A'
"cMaster,
Nanaimo;
Mrs.
A.
Brown,
Port
Essington.
t."-
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
(least
!
Calgary
7,
Edmonton
4.
Vancouver
2,
Saskatoon
2.
Victoria
3,
Seattle
2.
not
noticed
..wvuvvi
miy
any
bl-jod
uijttu
on
mi
the
tne
w"l,,:i.
he
told
Mrs.
Ray.
w'i'n
the
doctor
came
he
told
I.hr.
the
l-ivl
taxi
driver
Hrli.r
l
lo
get
....
police
....ii
and
i
me
amoulanec
immediately,
the
witness
said
"
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March
15
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'
Third
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West
Phone
Green
217
i
miiicu
in
at,
me
nouse
tn
i
vcstigatc
to
sec
what
the
trou-
rlil!:
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Jf,b,0,?.t
,2
a
m
"
McGunc
M
said
he
didn't
know
at
the
time
Who
1
verl
in
thp
hncn
but
he
knew
Byrne
who
let
him!
in.
!
He
put
the
two
children
to
j
bed
and
stopped
them
crying,
!
he
said.
In
another
bedroom
he
!
saw
a
woman,
apparently
asleep
I
on
the
bed.
;
"It
looked
like
an
accident
had
!
taken
place,
there
was
a
Jot
of!
uioou
wu
around
i'iuuihj
the
iiic
place.
u
aee
"I
asked
1'cte
what
happened
b
'
didn't
get
any
.sali.stm
tion
i
....
.....
.
in
ii
hi.s
l,l
answer.
He
said,
Mind
jut.r
....
own
UU.KUU10.
business.'
"I
made
an
effort
to
det
Prt.nr
to
TO
home
T
slnmuul
V.i,,,
I
amound
a
little
to
straighten
him
up
and
told
him
to
clean
the
place
up."
Next
morning,
McGuirc
and
a
;
friend
returned
ta
the
house
in
a
taxi.
"Pete
let
us
in,
he
was'
lighting
the
oil
stove.
I
saw
the
lady
in
the
bed.
She
was
looking
very
sick
and
was
moaning.
I
told
Pete
to
get
a
doctor,
but
lie
said
one
was
coming."
Byrne
was
bleeding
from
a
cui
i
over
his
eye,
said
McGuirc.
There
!
was
a
lot
of
blood
on
the
floor
mc!
on
the
bedclothes
where
iVus.S
Beynon
was
laying,
but
he
had
'
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and
VICTORIA
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si.
Chilcoliir
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
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CHARLOTTE
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ss.
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and
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