i
more
afraid
of
an
anchored
ves-
I
BIRMINGHAM
Envl'it.,1
a
.
AS
I
SEE
IT
(Continued
from
pajje
2)
'
nl
than
one
under
wav.
This
Ls
i
t.lnv
ti.li.uUi,...
...
..
...
a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
12,
1952
RiciiM0s.a
.-
-.-..
.
j
....uii
oi
v
!iu
a
one-
Volunt,,
because,
if
another
vessel
is
un-i
inch
screen
displayed
at
ar,
V
wist
dcr
way,
it
can
do
its
part
in
hlbltlon
here
is
no
tov
T"
ofhl.1
lackers
for
instantaneously
passing
on
higher
pork
prices.
what
it
called
"substantial
for-
business'
to
let
them
come
manufacturer
claimed
it
tuitous
gains"
by
instantaneous-
down?
rhe
British
bacon
contract
had
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
Using
novelty.
S'MI
opini,..
,7
any
necessary
manoeuvres
whereas,
if
It
is
anchored,
it
cannot
move
and
takes
considerably
more
room
than
its
own
length
because
of
its
anchor
!
cable.
suddenly
raised
prices
paid
to
i
lv
jacking
up
the
price
of
all
Canada
has
in
storage
over
42
farmers.
Before
you
could
say
j
Pork
tnen
in
storage
bought
at
million
pounds
of
surplus
unsold
Jack
Robinson"
the
packers.
!
tne
low('r
Price-
pork.
The
government
is
talking
join
us
in
rfi
cur,
at.
.r?
W
holesalers
and
retailers
had
I
.of
selling
It
BELOW
COST
orj
mnini
vtKSARY
Ki
passed
on
those
inrrcases
to
j
IF
IT
was
fair
business
for
pack-
giving
it
away
to
foreigners.
Canadian
consumers
The
com-
j
crs.
wholesalers
and
retailers'
Wny
nt
bring
retail
prices
L,
,
.
.
.
.
.......
.,
.
dnvn
here
at
home?
How
many
mission
saul
this
was
just
nor-
j
instantly
to
.lack
up
their
prices
f.u,lilies
can
afford
ham
and
No
fewer
than
15.000
uf
rases
i
ru,(
A
.
Lcnnard
nnrl-lr,i
Will
n
c
clams,
from
the
north
coast
and,ChCt
Serve
Coff
0a
I
from
9:30
toru:rB
inal
business
practice.
It
admit-1
when
they
were
raised
to
th
eggs
now
not
just
at
Easter,
around
Prince
Rupert,
have
been
:
shipped
to
the
eastern
markets
,
by
the
B.C.
Packers.
It's
been!
an
unusually
good
winter
In
the
Jed
that
the
puckers
had
made
fanner
why
is
it
not
also
good
but
all
year
round?
7-9:0.
p.m.
"Rt'S
trade.
For
the
first
lime
in
Prince
NO
LOVE
BUT
YfiiiD
1
I
V
V$I
w
If
m
htMtr..Maiam
EVER
BE
MORE
RAPTUROUSLY
J0Y
A.
iSfl
J1
B
B
a
M
Dry
Dock
Could
lie
liusier
Heavy
Ch'.v
Shipments
From
Here
More
activity
is
noted
at
the
dry
dock
yards
but
most
is
in
the
repairing
line,
practically
all
of
the
jobs
being
yniall
ones.
The
dry
dock
plant,
originally
established
when
Prince
Rupert
was
founded,
is
large
enough
and
sufficiently
well
eiiippl
to
lake
care
of
any
SZul
contract
11
tom.sned
man
at
the
trc-
''"
"w
aJo-.is
eNcit-tnent
worked
up
shipbuilding
here
was
on
a
most
,1
iy
by
ljy
as
the
news
kept
important
scale,
but
nu.......,,
roliini:
in
of
the
progress
of
the
'eiy
important
seems
to
come
its
attempted
salvage
operation,
jy
these
days.
with
Its
final
climax
sounding
I
he
ilifh
note.
A
normal,
modest
Writes
Captain
Kettle
con-
m.:.i.-r.
he
probably
would
be
corning
the
gallant
but
unsuc-
the
llliU1
to
'P---t
or
s
cessful
attempt
to
save
the
""V
sl,cl)
ballyhoo.
One
must
freighter
Flying
Enterprise:
siippo.-e
therefore
that
the
pub-
1o
anyone
versed
in
the
tra-
''(
demand
hr
such
drama
has
TJon
of
the
sea,
the
extraordi-
resulted
from
the
desire
to
con-nary
and
widespread
furore
v'
'
'4,"ics
,l'
a
P"blic
nurtured
vhi-h
aeiornpynieu
the
valiant
on
sensationalism
"
fight
must
be
attributed
to
the
aemand
for
dramatic
reporting
strangely
enough,
the
master
Captain
Cariscn
was
probably
a
proceeding
in
thick
vrni,hr
,3
bar
A
YOUNG
AND
Rupert's
history,
the
handling
j
of
barley
in
shipload
lots
Is
about
,
to
begin.
The
winter
has
been
a
'
busy
one
in
the
shipment
ofi
wheat,
the
last
of
tl:
grain
I
boats,
the
Klyokuwa
Maru,
Capt.
I
Mashlma,
salllnR
from
here
this'
week
with
310,000
bushels.
Al-ready,
barley
awalU
the
first
of:
the
four
barley
boats.
The
time
;
Is
somewhere
about
the
end
of;
April.
The
Klyokawu
Maru.
com-
j
Inir
for
the
fourth
time
this
sea-
!
son,
will
bo
bat
k
for
barley.
!
Every
morsel
of
a
.-saiuion
irj
halibut
is
made
use
of
in
these'
more
or
less
high
cost
of
living
days.
Nothing
is
thrown
away,
wasted
or
destroyed.
Nothing
is
discarded
or
left
to
decay.
Material
not
acceptable
for
the
table
Is
prepared
and
packed,
and
sent
to
other
provinces
or
more
distant
markets
where
it
Is
utilized
as
mink
food.
WELL
DRESSED
HOLIDAY
WALLACE'S
i
NV
A
f
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Cult
as
(lie
Ittiiiny
liinisrlf
.
.
.
colorful
a-,
raster
ses
the
happiest,
most
pleasinr
conibinalion
of
all!
And
n"ll
d!'.covi'r
it
riglil
here
in
our
(onipYtc
fcVrtion
of
toe
for
young
Paradcrs!
1
r-
4'
n
M
M
M
m
m
a
M
U
11
PI
u
u
M
H
PI
u
B
m
m
M
rtusi
i;n
nv
monstmi
Dr.
N.
M
Carter,
a
form
t
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
und
for
muny
years
identified
with
the
fisheries
experimental
station
hero,
has
Ixrn
nnswerln''
Arthur
KENNEDY'
Peggy
Oi'g
lames
IDWARJS
Will
CEER
Julia
ADAMS
fj
its?;)
liny
jacket
suit
with
..uiir
pioatcd
skirt.
Navy
Vw
Clii't
wool
iluuble-br?;i'ite(1
coat;
crisp
n'lii'.c
p!qiir
collar.
Plaid
and
plain
3-piece
enst
iniile;
bolero,
skirt,
h'ouse.
questions
put
to
him
by
a
fish-
Monday
to
Wcdncsdov
ertnan
of
Vancouver,
where
Dr.
'
TOTE
Evcninq
Snows
7
-
9;00
p.m
Cartor
has
been
moving
from
the
fisherman
thinks
pursued
by
nouic
livinij
since
north.
Ttie
he
has
been
marine
inon-
it's
Mi&A
Cr
n
Aristocrat
TODAY
6:50-9
JEAN
I'ETEKS
-
LOUIS
J0L7X!
"ANNE
OF
THE
IND
ster
and
ennnot
figure
out
just
what
it
might
have
been.
Dr.
Carter
says
lie
declines
to;
state
there
are
no
such
creatures
as
sea
serpents.
What
the
fisherman
was
scared
of
mlijht
hnve
been
a
wolf-eel
which
looks
like
an
eel,
but
isn't.
It
is
rarelv
more
than
cluht
feet,
with
a
1
111
I
:
-
-
Sunday
Midnight
Monday
MotinrtH
XL
.,
s
FENNY
SINGLETON
r
C-E'E
l.Ut
in
r
is
Aristocrat
"BEWARE
"
OF
BLONDIE"
IS
u
w
n
H
M
a
E'S
The
ultimate
in
real
Re
V
Whiskies
full-bodied,
full-
r
flavoured.
Distilled
in
the
ancient
manner
and
fully
t'
matured
in
oak
casks
under
f
Controlled
conditions.
I
fioM
coast
ro
coast
it's
at
WALLAC
OF
COURSE
iHhi
STARTS
MONDAY
j
vicious
looking
mouth.
Or
it
!
could
have
been
a
basking
shark.
'
or
the
thresher
shark
with
an
felons;ated
tall.
It
will
be
remem-I
bercd
that,
when
Dr.
Carter
was
a
Prince
Rupert
resident,
dls-1
covcry
of
a
weird
looking
sea
I
creature
on
an
island
shore
near
!
here
occurred.
Great
and
far-j
reaching
was
the
excitement,
j
Speculation
as
to
its
identity
I
even
got
Into
the
London
press,
j
Eventually,
after
examination
in
Victoria,
it
was
established
as
I
a
basking
shark,
some
of
which
grow
40
feet
In
leng'h.
told
his
I
fisherman
friend.
4.iXIIIIIII
'VlirllHlllllllllHllllllllllllMiiimiirsppi
"I
do'l
cart,,.
I
don't
't
.
I
I
can't
bt
Mt
ohr
MtLCHERS
Yqu
pay
Jor
age!
See
tha
t
you
gel
it.
No
three
worth
ever
meant
so
much
to
to
many
people..
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Distilleries,
limited
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
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She
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fitted
i
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with
an
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h
p.
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direct
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drive
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The
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a
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a
:
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day,
six
days
a
week
basis,
with
,
three
different
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runnlm;
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shift.
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CI
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April
30th,
1952,
the
Provincial
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