Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
5.
1952
TODAY
ONLY
TONY
MARTIN
-
JANET
LEIGH
7
-
9:05
p.m.
in
"TWO
TICKETS
TO
BROADWAY'
Tense
Picture
Due
at
Totem
Story
of
a
criminal
lawyer
who
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if
nil
It
i!
is
II
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i
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"
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X
f
I-
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.
1
t
is
so
convinced
that
his
client
is
innocent
of
a
murder
charge
!
that
he
attempts
to
bribe
a
vital
i
witness
when
the
case
starts
,
going
against
him,
"The
Ppoplc
1
Against
O'Hara,"
is
the
feature
picture
on
the
screen
of
the
j
Totem
Theatre
here
next
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
I
Spencer
Tracy
has
the
leading
role
and
the
cast
also
includes
;
Pat
O'Brien,
Diana
Lynn
and
:
John
Hodiak.
'
t
Ho'v
Tracy
vin.Mcatt's
himself
and
tracks
down
thc
real
mur-
derer
at
the
cost
nf
his
own
life
!
makes
for
an
absorbing
drama'
which
shifts
from
courtroom
to
varied
colorful
locations
in
New
York
City
where
portions
of
the
picture
were
filmed.
Pat
O'Brien
has
the
part
of
a
sympathetic
policeman
tout
be-
(
tween
two
emotions.
Diana
Lynn
1
is
the
daughter
of
Tracy.
Her
de-
j
votion
to
her
father
stands
in
the
way
of
her
marriage.
John
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i
Iremendou
as
tht
fighting
Uwyer
i,
who
wouldn't
quit!
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In
M-G-M'i
HANDBAGS
Anchorage
Taxi
Lews
Tightened
'
A'CHORAGE
City
ordinance
vinich
would
do
away
with
driver
owned
cabs
and
abolish
cab
stands
within
the
city
cam'e
up
for
first
reading
at
the
city
council
meeting.
Cab
operators
would
be
required
to:
maintain
off-street
parking;
own
all
cabs
in
the
fleet;
have
the
same
color
scheme
for
all
cabs
owned
by
one
operator:
maintain
24-hour
service
Public
liability
insurance
of
$10,000
for
death
or
injury
of
one
person,
$40,000
for
more
than
one
person,
and
$5000
property
damage
would
be
required
All
licenses
would
be
issued
subject
to
vehicular
inspection
and
certification
of
applicants
by
the
police
chief.
Number
of
cabs
could
be
limited
on
a
basis
of
demand
for
service
shown
by
records
of
operators,
the
effect
on
traffic
congestion,
impairment
of
safe
use
of
streets
for
vehicular
and
pedestrian
traffic,
or
other
reasons
deemed
fit
by
the
city
manager
and
council.
No
taxicab
could
be
used
for
personal
use
at.any
time,
and
no
cruising
for
fares
would
be
allowed.
All
calls
would
be
handled
through
the
dispatcher's
office
where
complete
records
of
all
drivers,
and
trip
sheets
would
be
maintained.
License
requirements
for
both
operators
and
drivers
include
United
States
citizenship,
21
years
old,
ability
to
read
and
write,
non-addiction
to
the
use
of
intoxicants
or
narcotics.
Good
moral
character
and
repute,
no
conviction
of
a
felony
for
10
years
previous
to
date
of
application,
no
conviction
at
any
time
of
a
felony
or
misdemeanor
involving
an
moral
turpitude,
assault
with
dangerous
weapon
or
use
of
traffic
in
narcotics,
drugs
or
traffic
in
women
lor
immoral
purposes.
i
attorney.
I
REACH
SAFETY
Seamen
all
but
glad
to
be
ashore
after
drifting
helplessly
for
seven
days
during
one
of
the
wost
winter
storms
to
sweep
the
Atlantic
are
these
crew
members
of
the
'
EC
Mayfall,
shown
at
St.
John's,
Nfld.,
as
they
await
the
impair
of
their
ship.
The
ship
was
bound
from
Bonavista
to
St.
John's
when
fuel
p.
imps
broke
down
seven
miles
from
her
destination.
Tor
three
days
the
vessel
drifted
while
cr.'w
members
uwd
mess
tables
to
keep
fires
going.
This
fuel
ran
out
and
she
drifted
without
food
and
water
running
low
On
the
seventh
To
Compliment
Your
New
Outfit!
Colors,
styles
and
prices
that
invite
the
most
exciting
customers.
'PAT
DIANA
JOHN
clay
she
was
spotted
by
another
ship
and
taken
in
tow
(CP
PHOTO)
Royal
Tour
in
CNR
Pictures
MONTREAL
A
comprehensive
pictorial
review
of
the
recent
o'brien
m-wmm
oil,
tobacco
are
WALLACE'S
CTADTC
klftkintv
an
bbw
am
.Tt
'
I
brandy,
sugar,
i
but
a
few.
j
tour
of
Canada
by
their
royal
Department
Store
Evening
Shows
g
g
gf,
gY
7
-
9:05
p.m.
A
KVMOI'S
PI
AVhltS
TIII
Mll
'(IBMnRHAaMBi
!
We
called
there
twice.'
once
southbound,
and
the
other
while
enroute
to
Southampton.
A
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
highnesses,
the
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
lias
been
issued
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
It
is
published
as
a
supplement
to
the
January
issue
of
the
Canadian
Na
swarm
of
blacks
coaled
ship,
the
,
Umbria.
Not
far
off
lay,
a
British
TODAY
6:50
-
9
ESTHER
WILLIAMS
-
RED
SKELTON
in
TEXAS
CARNIVAL"
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
RON
RANDELL
J
JOAN
DAVIS
,
man
'o
war.
The
Cape
Vcrdes
'
'
;
provide
links
with
history.
The
group
was
long
a
favorite
haunt
of
slave
traders.
It
was
there
i
many
a
one
called,
on
his
way
from
the
nearby
dark
mainland
to
America
with
a
ship
load
of
In
'
V
in
Prince
Rupert
Great
Salmon
Port
Dodge
Cove
Progressive
Where
Have
Tuna
Gone?
"Omoo
Omoo"
"TRAVELLING
SALESWOMAN"
bondsmen.
Such
were
sold.
Hence,
anwarerl
their
descen-
In
not
many
places
in
Canada
is
the
catching
of
salmon
the
year
around
so
simple
a
matter
as
in
dent-
and
a
war
that
convulsed
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
not
at
all
unusual
off,
or
near
Prince
Rupert.
Anyone,
in
a
rowboat,
or
some
other
kind
of
craft
is
free
to
go
out
and
see
what
his
skill,
or
just
plain
luck
amounts
to.
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
The
'Portrayal.
..
Tiie
Cast...
The
'Drama
of
the
'Year!
Ttif
cvrr-to-bF-rriwnilwred
Mur
of
Johnny
IWUiuia
ia
another
great
rule
lint
only
.he
could
pl.y.
tional
magazine
and
copies
are
;
now
being
distributed
with
.pay!"
cheques
to
the
company's
115,000;
employees.
r
j
In
more
than
90
photos
the
"Royal
Visit
Picture
Supplement"
;
takes
the
reader
over
the
nationwide
route
starting
with
their
royal
highnesses
arrival
at
Dor-
j
val
airport
to
the
departure
from
.
Fortugal
Cove.
Newfoundland.
j
The
pictures
represent
a
care
'
ful
selection
from
thousands
of
:
negatives
made
during
the
tour;
and
provide
a-
wide
variety
of
scenes
ranging
from
formal
.cere-
monies
to
incidents
of
human
in-
j
tcrest.
Their
royal
highnesses
travel-
;
led
3.460
miles
over
CNR
lines
and
in
a
special
message
to
employees,
Donald
Gordon,
chair-
1
man
and
president
said:
"It
is
a
fine
tribute
to
our
service
and
the
men
and
Women
who
per-
.
formed
it.
that
all
our
arrangements
should
have'
earned
the,
praise
of
our
royal
visitors
and
i
Uiorj
who
accompanied
them
and
those
who
made
the
plans.".
VANC'Ol'VKR
VHTOIUA
Chilcolin
8
p.m.
January
6
and
20
J
Chilcolin
midnight
.
Januaiy
13
and
27
Camosun
Tuesday,
12
Noon
M.Ii
E
ARM,
STEWART
AM)
POKT
SIMPSON
"Sunday.
Camosun.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ql'F.KN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Z
Januaiy
4
and
18
-
s-.
Chilcolin
midnight
FOR
SOl'TII
Ql
FEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
11
ancf
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
AkcuI
Third
Avenue
Plio.'?
5C8
A
written
driving
test
would
j
be
required
and
in
the
case
of
drivers,
a
physical
examination.
No
driver
would
be
allowed
to
drive
more
than
12
hours
on
shift,
nor
return
to
work
until
a
new
nation
Known
as
the
united
States.
,
A
feature
of
that
struggle
was
the
building
of
a
fast
craft
for
the
Confederacy.
It
was
launched
in
Britain
and
called
the
Alabama.
Few
knew
Just
what
was
to
be
done
with
her.
The
low
down
was
given
oat,
however,
when
she
sailed
into
a
harbor
In
the
Cape
Veides.
The
skipper,
addressing
the
crew,
announced
that
the'Alabama
would
prey
on
American
shipping.
If
anyone
felt
like
quitting
her
then
was
C-K
.
A
Iti.-l
sjUzcn.
within
the
last
few
days,
managed
to
land
more
building,
is
situated
cu
Digby
then
half
a
dozen
fine
fish.
Fre.
a
island,
the
site
being
just
rw
..ru.
.1
is
a
njest
a;cpctable
dish,
irom
the
western
end
of
Prince
any
old
time.
Many
a
yoar
ao
Rupert
townsite.
after
eight
hours
had
elapsed.
the
latc
BishP
G
A-
x
Dio-;
licenses
could
be
sus-!
n
is
a
comparatively
new
Driver."
cese
i
(.aicuoniai
no
naa
(.fimmunitv
nnrl
industrious
and
m
come
f.'om
Ontario
to
take
over
pl
ogressive,
may
be
said
to
be
the
the
duties
of
Canon
at
the
new
iarn.ost
village
so
near
this
oitv.
the
time.
Some
did.
For
years,
Pacific
port
cf
Prime
Rup-rl,.Throughout
the
season,
lhe
dccp
Un'itPd
States
merchant
ship
sea
and
other
forms
of
lishing
owners
and
masters
found
a
keep
the
residents
of
Dodge
Come
nightmare
in
the
swift
raider
of
ponded
by
the
police
chief
for
speeding
and
would
be
revoked
for
reckless
driving
or
for
other
violations
of
Ura
code.
Other
rules
and
regulations
within
the
meaning
of
the
code
could
be
adopted,
and
enforced
after
due
notice
by
the
police
chief.
Similar
regulations,
with
minor
variiations
would
apply
to
buses,
airlines
limousines,
vehicles
for
hire,
and
sight-seeing
buses.
well
occupied,
for
they
are
experienced,
not
only
in
the
fishing
industry,
but
also
in
the
turning
out
of
gill-nutters
and
other
craft.
rilTKH'U
III
UIKC
di
1UW
UIl
UilU
harbor.
Weather
was
pleasant,
i.i!
nan
heard
much
uf
BiitLsh
Colunvbia's
salmon
wealth
and
took
along
a
rod,
doubtless
thinking
there
was
no
.asim
why
h3
should
not
be
rewarded.
He
was
indeed.
It
was
not
more
than
a
couple
of
hours
when
the
tall
figure
of
the
Canon
could
be
seen
passing
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street.
In
his
grasp
he
held
a
noble
fish.
It
miUU
have
been
a
steelhead,
or
a
.spring.
Anyway,
it
was
.1
dandy
And
as
for
the
fisherman?
Oh,
he
was
pioudcr'n
Punch.
the
rebel
forces.
In
practically
every
ocean,
her
guns
sent
hundreds
of
stout
vessels
to
the
bot-
torn.
It
all
totalled
up
to
enor-
i
mous
losses.
There
came,
however,
a
day
j
of
reckoning
f
r
the
merciless
'
Alabama
that
spared
no
Yankee
S'lilo-s.
Out-ranged
and
outfought
she
waged
a
dramatic
duel
with
the
USS
Kearsage.
!
being
sunk
off
a
port
in
Northern
France.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SIUI'IitlliDKR.S
AND
UNOlNEMfS
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1952
Growth
in
deep
sea
shipping,
although
not
directly
in
connection
with
Print'j
Rupert.
Affairs
is
seen
in
the
movement
of
iron
ore
deposits
of
Texada
Island,
down
the
coast.
This
ore,
as
well
as
coal,
will
be
made
use
of
by
Japan.
It,
will
be
necessary
to
OKOItr.i;
OAWEi.
AUCTIONEER
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r.
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Htl
jnd
R("
H7
-
W
I
W
IU
h-
.stings
lylene
Iron
and
Brass
J
Electric
and
Ac
WHding
W
I
tarring
EXTRA
SPECIALISTS
DM
faAWMILI,
mid
MININO
MACHINERY
CHARLES
LAUGHTON
W
JOAN
BLONDELL
build
a
new
wharf
at
Texada
and
,,
,
,,
,
,
,.
it
is
expected
the
sailings
from
One
never
knows
all
about
the
w'
,
Campbell
River
more
or
less
perplexing
points
wnj
aver
a
month.
there
are
to
the
fi.-hmg
indust
-y.
.
.
,
.
.,
.
Ja"an
ls
"king
steel.
There
had
been
a
notion
that
on
the
British
Columbia
coast,
al-!
bacore
tuna
would
be
caught
in-:
It
was
in
1951
lnal
for
Ulc
first
definitely.
The
cal-h
that
had
umc
since
the
early
forties,
Jap-develjped
into
a
million
dollar
anese
shipping
was
noted
on
this
affair
one
year,
faded
away
and
coast.
There
was
a
new
vessel
on
gradually
died.
The
fish
prac-
the
first
regularly
scheduled
ser-licallv
disappeared
last
yea'.
It
vlcc
with
the
Orient.
Today,
had
been
selling
at
$350
per
ton
competition
is
sharp
on
world
at
one
time.
routes
Freiuht
rliarnrs
are
hith
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
CARTOON
NEWS
WELDING
Government
Certified
Operators
llillli
I'r-ssurc
Tanks
Itifiiciratimi
Slacks
and
1'irc
I'.M-apes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
K.-v-l'
I..
Phone
Green
881
AGNES
MOOREHEAD
Union
steamer
Camosun.
dipt.
John
Boden,
will
not
be
making
her
usual
early
afternoon
arrival
from
the
south
tomorrow
and
is
not
expected
until
early
evening
J
at
best.
To
assist
in
the
move-
,
mcnt
of
workers
on
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
power
project,
the
Camosun
is
making
a
special
call
at
Kemano
Bay
this
week.
She
may
do
likewise,
as
well,
In
the
following
week.
Ill
KRING
EXTENSION
Anolhcra
extension
to
the
original
30.000-ton
quota
of
herring
in
the
northern
sub-district
has
been
requested
by
fishermen,
the
Fisheries
Department
said
today.
A
10.000-ton
extension
had
been
granted
shortly
after
the
original
quota
was
f.lied
in
the
shortest
time
on
record.
Fishermen
believa
there
arc
Dibb
Printing
Co.
EM
I
iinnMMi.iiiiMiJHi
i
SHOWS
7-9:14
and
there
is
a
ship
shortage.
tim
e
acliv.:
in
fishing
ana
boat
There
is
said
to
be
no
sound
reason
why
Aluminum
Co.
freighters,
after
discharging
alumina
at
Kitimat,
should
not
pick
up
rvturn
cargoes
such
as
fish,
pulp,
shingles
and
ore
concentrates
at
Prince
Rupert,
Vancou
$400,000
PER
DAY
WILFORD
ELECTRICAL
WORKS
Motors
and
Generators
Rewound
and
Repaired
MOTORS
i;OI
GUT
Anil
SOI.IJ
New
an
'I
ICcliuill
Generators
6
-
U
-
32
vol
Is
link
1307
I'h.
Blue
3!1
ver,
Victoria,
Nanaimo
and
New
still
plenty
of
herring
in
and
Westminster.
The
question,
it
is
around
Gasboat
Pass,
the
herring
thought,
is
doubtless
already
j
bonanza
scene
of
the
season,
but
Every
woilting
day
Just
year
tfm
Sun
Life
p'd
out
an
average
of
nearly
$400,000
to
plV
hulden
snd
benoriciiintn.
In
ninny
caM
tit
insurnce
check
repiesenterl
the
only
fundi
avatlublo
al
tiino
of
due
need.
Arc
your
dependent
imiluily
pro
tot
led?
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
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NOTICE
FREE
TAXI
RIDES
(from
Mondoy,
Jonuory
7th
to
Friday,
January
11th
inc.)
being
studied.
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y
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i!
the
department
Ls
making
no
promises.
Decision
will
be
handed
down
"as
soon
as
possible."
Meanwhile,
herring
are
show
ing
In
Kwakshua
Pass,
in
the
area
of
Fitzhugh
Sound,
and
it
is
STEAM
tR
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
expected
the
fleet
will
head
there
as
soon
as
weather
permits.
This
area,
in
the
central
sub-district,
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
may
account
for
the
bulk
of
the
40,000-ton
quota
there
which,
the
department
says,
hasn't
been
scratched.
Only
about
1,000
tons
have
been
taken
so
far
from
the
district.
.To
show
our
appreciation
to
our
many
customers
who
have
helped
build
our
service
over
the
years
we
have
decided
to
return
to
them
10',
of
our
qross
income
on
city
service.
Vancouve
r
THE
CATE
VKKDIiS
Contrasts
can
Interest.
Prince
Rupvrt.
with
her
mild
and
misty
islands,
her
snow
flurries
and
icy
streets
could
never
remind
one
ol
the.
Cupe
Vcrdes!
It's
always
cool
even
In
midsummer
as
well
as
fresh
and
often
fair
away
up
in
this
port
of
the
North
Pacific.
But
off
the
coast
of
northwest
Africa,
the
sky,
if
not
cloudless,
can
easily
be
that
way.
A
few
hundred
miles
from
the
continent,
the
sea
Is
a
rich,
a
dark
blue,
and
the
sunshine
strong
and
dependable.
Portugal
has
owned
the
Cap.?
Vcrdes
for
centuries.
The
climate
is
rated
unexcelled.
As
British
Columbia
understands
it,
there
are
no
forests.
Peaks
have
a
piirchfd
look.
But
that
does't
mean
this
is
an
arid
land.
Folks
in
Prince
Rupert
may
We
wish
to
express
sincere
appreciation
to
our
customers
ond
friends
for
their
support
and
potrongac
during
the
past
year.
We
hope
that
the
New
Year
'
will
be
one
of
happiness.
over
our
phones
will
be
Every
tenth
trip
taken
absolutely
free
to
the
caller.
himI
liilcnnedi.ile
Porta
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MfDMGHI
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
I"nr
Rest
i
vatious
Write
or
Call
l
l'V
Oil
DEPOT
OK
KICK
ft.
Weather
has
kept
all
fishlirt;
j
activity
to
a
minimum
but
when
j
thu
elements
turn
kinder
soma
trawlers
hope
to
head
out
to
the
!
flatfishing
grounds
at
Skidcgate
'
around
January
12.
Those
who
have
already
taken
j
out
their
trawling
licenses
are
Oscar
Giskc
(Morris
11),
Frank
Gale
(Carolina
Maria),
and
Jul-
i
ius
Barth
(David
Scott
i.
1
M"umnmm-
f
1
-
,f
I
r
I'
99
TAXI
CO..
LTD.
mxmm
PRINCE
RUPKKT.
forget
about
halibut,
precious
1
salmon
and
herring
oolichans
Tanker
Imperial
Vancouver,
Capt.
c
H.
TotUen,
arrived
yesterday
to
replenish
Imperial
Oil
Co.
supply
of
oil
products.
and
cleansing
rains.
Here's
a
fcrcnt
slice
of
creation.
There's
'
color
and
warmth.
The
islands
Due
to
motor
carrier
regulations
we
regret
wp
are
not
im
rnilttcd
to
extend
this
offer
beyond
city
limits
are
just
north
of
the
equator
and
plenty
of
products
flourish.
If
you.
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
NEWS
ADS
get
RESULT!
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and
stimulants,
pineapple,
jit,
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classified.