!llllll!lliaailllg
ronnciANS
writing
kow
Prince
Rupert
Daily
rw
Saturday,
March
1,
iyM
J
WALLACES
DEPARTMENT
STORE
(Luiiunutni
from
page
4)
a
novel
ready
to
roll
called
ti.
Hlii
Gang
of
M,nc
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
wren
10
to
r-
me
iiijj
Myth.
Mil
rli
'.I
Ml
Frontiers."
Among
former
ministers
associated
with
the
party's
right'
wing
the
itch
to
write
seems
Just
as
cute.
Hugh
Galtskell,
last'
Labor
chancellor,
will
expound
his
more
orthodox
economic
1
views
in
a
treatise
that
should
make
an
interesting
companion1
piece
to
the
works
of
Bevan,
his
'
,
arch
rival
and
keenest
critic.
I
Herbert
Morrison,
once
regarded
as
a
future
Labor
Prime
Min-lstcr,
has
started
a
book
on
the
'
March
Films
For
Capitol
Return
of
some
outstanding
pictures
of
past
showings
combined
with
some
important
newer
films
will
comprise
the
March
booking
list
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Return
pictures
include
"Grapes
of
Wrath,"
"Tobacco
Road"
and
"David
and
Bath-
n
Hayward
60,1
P'
-
March
hj-.
North"
and
"De1?
John
A,-,hl
,'stlnali
Would
Move
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Wireless
Station
Waterfront
Prepares
for
Season
i7
to
19
"Th.
March
tier
Ha;
APRONS
DRAPES
HEADKERCHIEFS
YARDAGE
BRIDGE
TABLE
COVERS
TABLE
CLOTHS
INFANT
PANTIES
PILLOW
COVERS
COTTAGE
SETS'
GARMENT
BAGS
SHOE
BAGS
HOSIERY
BAGS
'
M()U'
Aloe
Some
criticism
has
for
some
time
been
heard
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
as
to
the
all
round
Mrii-..
.
Drums
suitability
of
Dead
Tree
radio
station
as
a
point
fovisheba
s
don.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Other
features
include
such
way
government
works
in
Britain
ana
Patrick
Gordon-Walker,
former
minister
of
Common-wcaiui
relations,
is
writing
about
the
Commonwealth.
FOURTH
kstati:
v'ii
a
slightly
more
work-a-
March
2;i.
"Pni...
weather
reporting.
The
statipn
is
on
the
east
coast
n
I
1
Til
-
.-ii-
JaBBCKMHNBMEB&
BEHBHCBBBaBBBBBRIiaa
USUI
dt
uranam
isianu.
i
The
winch
has
hydraulic
power,
and
there
are
echo
sounders.
as
"I'll
See
You
in
My
Dreams,"
"Thunder
on
the
Hill,"
"instant
Drums,"
"Frcnchle"
and
'-Room
for
One
More."
Following
Is
the
March
list:
March
3
to
5
"Q
rapes
of
It
has
been
suggested
a
new
March
21
T....I
la
20
-
r
STEAM
fcrt
Prince
George
Herring
scales
arc
being
made
March
Li
'id
diiy.
Jotun.iiisuc
plane,
the
pol-isitc
at
Tow
Hill
on
the
north-iin
i.m.s
find
Kiect
Street
a
h.muy
'
east
tip
oi
Graham
Island
would
.source
of
additional
income.
1
be
an
improvement.
Dead
Tree
Maurice
Webb,
who
followed
is
on
the
inside
of
Skidegate
Bar
Strachey
as
food
minister,
con-!
and
too
far
inside
the
inlet
to
ducts
a
column
in
a
Sunday
'give
correct
summlngs
up
of
into
the
fairest
ot
pearls
oy
aiWrath."
Henrv
Fonda
nnH
One
More,"
Cary'c
"
'
""
Drake.
March
30
--yank
Lon
ir
Mcca!li,t,r,
Wi
Norwegian
invention.
They
arc
I
Darwcll;
"Tobacco
Road,"
Gene
cheaper
than
other
pearls,
yet;Tirney
and
Charles
Grapewln
the
attraction
is
no
less.
Today,!
March
6
to
8
"I'll
See
You
in
the
pearls
arc
available
in
a
My
Dreams,"
Doris
Day,
Frank
light
ivory
shade
but
later
will
I
Lovejoy.
weather
conditions
in
the
judg
Ot
Ri
inning.
Li
Richard
day.
.
in
every
con-1
March
9
"Man
on
the
Run."
ue
manuiacuimi
celvable
color.
newspaper.
Among
L,aoor
members
who
didn't
get
to
be
minister,
the
output
is
tremendous.
Regular
contributors
to
newspapers
and
magazines
include
Tom
Drlbcrg,
Ian
Mikardo,
Michael
Foot,
Miss
Jennie
Lee,
Mrs.
Barbara
Castle
and
J.
P.
W.
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
ami
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
it
11:1")
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
VVI.DNKSD.W
MIONIGH'I
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
ment
of
the
critics.
After
21
years,
substantial
improvements
have
been
made
to
the
Cy
Peck,
the
staunch
craft
that
provides
automobile
and
passenger
ferry
service
between
Swartz
Bay
and
Fulford
-Harbor
Holt-
.
sL
'
ietffj
Prime
Rupert
'
r
noun.
h.
K.
Cormier,
D.
W.
Mills,
D.
Sullivan,
D.
A.
i-
.ili'our
.
H.
Varncy,
L.
Jalbert,
E.
Lcgge
and
R.
Chapman.
Vancouver;
J.
p.
Campbell,
Watson
Is'and;
Miss
R.
Fanell,
K.
Wold,
W.
S.
Dale.
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird;
Mrs.
E.
Head
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Eaker,
Terrace;
Mrs.
A.
Abbott,
Victoria;
C.
Priestley,
Edmonton;
J.
McNeil,
Sunnyside;
T.
W.
Pollard,
North
Vancouver;
Miss
J.
Zelinski,
city;
Dr.
L.
Komar,
K.-mano;
Mrs.
A.
M.
Secord,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kutzak,
Butcdale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gray,
Billmor;
Mr.
;id
Mrs.
L.
Holder
and
family,
Billmor;
E.
Abernethy,
West
Vancouver;
Mrs.
L.
S.
Stolzenberg,
Butedalc;
Mrs.
J.
McKcnzie,
Sinithers;
Mi.
and
Mrs.
J.
Bolton,
Port
Essington.
The
Sailors'
Home
at
',
ancou-
TODAY
ONLY
i
ver
is
all
set
for
a
brand
new
i
building
which,
it
seems,
is
i
needed.
For
close
on
to
40
yoars.
STARTS
MONDAY
TWO
novelist,
among
the
Labor
im
Salt
Spring
Island,
one
of
tin
seamen
have
been
find
nc
the
"THE
ROYAL
Tliiv.'H
2
-
5
-
JOURNEY"
7:40
-
10:20
uaciv-uciiciH'i
s
is
lYisnirii'o
k.
u.i
Gulf
Islands
trmim.
The
trlD
ti,.
,-t.,i.i,.
nr,H
man,
whose
'
Trial
of
Love"
had
U
,
mii
,,.!,
h,
"
".LTl'r.
".""
SCriSATK
VANCOUVER
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcotin
ii
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosmi
12
noun
l.l
K
ARM,
STMVAKT
AM)
POKT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
Caniosun.
11
p.m.
I
(lit
NOKTII
QI
KI
N
I
II
UU.OTT
K
I
ii.ANUS
February
29
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
IOK
SOUTH
OUUKX
(
II
AIM.OTTK
ISLANDS
,
ss.
Cl'lcotin
March
7
and
21
l.'lA.VK
.1.
sKINNKIt
Prince
Kupvi
t
Agci-t
fli.rd
Avi
:.uc
Phone
508
!""'"
"v
uaven
usnore
anu
now
me
crowo
o
n
success
last
.lcf
yLai.
-.
i
knots.
Winter
and
summer
,is
becoming
unwleldly.
The
drive
i
Also
"OH
SUSANNA"
Times
2:57
-
6:55
-
Fur
Rosei
Vatinns
nip
or
Call
CITY
OK
1)1
I'OT
(ill'K'K
PRINCE
RUPER'I
P
C
8:37
ou
.in
iiu-
.nciubcrs
t.
the;
last
schedules
ale
follr
ntl
sl"
round
I
for
unds
is
going
strong
and
Bovcriunent
turn
their
talents
trips.
'
something
larger
and
more
mod-
inio
cash
so
easily.
One
prbm-i
I
ern
is
about
to
cotnr:
ever
the
inent
former
minister,
asked
j
What
is
now
the
largest
purse
horizon.
whether
he
had
been
to
the
i
seining
ship
on
tlic
coast
is
the
I
theatre
latQly,
replied
will:
.i-uii-;
motor
vessel
Belina
constructed
1
irTtni-iiw
,
,,
,.
,,
...
smceritv
i
nAlr.KrKOnr
Ll
r.iSl.NU
"
'
.
Jin
the
Benson
yards
at
Vancou-
Spring
is
Hearing
and
work
When
I
was
a
minister
.t
liver
at
a
cost
of
$125,000.
Its
I
preparatory
to
the
ieasoTi
is
lV'iT5:l'
"
lfm?
toi
length
is
85
feet,
a
beam
of
22
lining
up
in
boat
yards
and
"uw
"-
Ule
'ne
oV
n:,
..,
'machine
shons
on
th
water-
Southbound
from
Alaska
to
Vancouver,
CPR
freighter
Yukon
Princess,
Capt.
H.
Field,
was
in
port
Thursday.
The
vessel
discharged
a
small
parcel
of
cargo
here.
Sunday
Midnight
Only
GENE
AUTRY
IN
"COW
TOWN"
Also
JON
HALL
IN
money.
front.
Shipping
is
not
overly
feet
6
inches,
1
1
feet
depth
and
a
displacement
of
170
tons.
It
is
planned
to
have
radar
in
time.
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
TRY
A
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
active
as
yet
but,
compare
1
with
last
year,
the
volume
of
traffic
and
general
outlook
tan
be
called
more
encouraging
this
March.
Soon
the
general
volumi
of
coastal
trade,
movement
of
boats
big
and
little,
fishing,
tourist
travel,
and
Indirectly
the
five
millions
to
be
spent
between
Terrace
and
Kitimat
will
indirectly
give
an
adder"
incentive
to
additional
activity
ilong
the
north
coast.
It
r
China
Corsair"
w
rZ
Ctmutr.Kji
rutr.FOiT
IHCOM
.i
'
us-
NOTE
The
picture!)
which
play
Monday
to
Wed.
show
(inly
once
each
night
htgin-nlne
at
7:00
CAPITOL
A
Famous
Players
Theatre
ipsa
..
JCHN
FCil
A
.seasoned
technician
at
the
Pacific
Biological
Station,
R.
II.
F.aton.
retired
from
the
service
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
recently.
He
has
given
highly
valued
work
In
the
north,
his
field
duties
having
covered
salmon
Investigation
at
Bablne
Lake,
Lakelse
Lake
and
Nile
'Jreek.
Mr.
Eaton
had
lengthy
experience
in
the
Department
of
Fisheries
which
he
joined
in
1
1)20.
Cio
j
j
1
S)AUL-7
CrsfyA"
i
'
(
VOlJ
SHOULDN'T
BE
AFRAID
OF
THUNDER)
I
(LXrUyJ
(7
0)Li
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IT'S
JU5T
A
LOT
OF
NOISE
-AND
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7,
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NOW,
BE
BPAVE
AND
t,0
BACK
I
I
WFPc
KiriT-
V
V
J
I
WALTER
PIDGEON
IN
TODAY
7-9
p.m.
'CALLING
BULLDOG
DRUMW
I(0
linn
r
i
.
'Llk
W
MlLllOMl
Recent
public,
works
contracts
Include
the
awarding
of
a
Job
to
Skecna
River
Pile
Driving
Co.
of
Prince
Rupert
for
replacement
of
approach,
floats
nnd
Ice
shield
at
Port
Essington,
the
unit
price
totalling
approxi-matelySO
1,426.45.
OR
One
of
the
most
luxurious
combination
fast
passenger
and
cargo
carriers
under
the
Swedish
flag,
ever
assigned
to
the
coast
trade
was
due
in
Los
Angeles
February
28
nnd
is
expected
in
it.'iiiiiTil
Part
TOTEM
A
I
A.MOI
S
PMYKKS
THUATKr.
"Of
Men
And
m
U
K?LI
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W:7?A
IV
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I
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rfSfaeHfliill
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Portland
March
14.
C.
Gardner
Johnson
Ltd,
are
agents
in
Brit-
Slum
Starts
-
t
Last
'mililr
Show-
Mondoy'
To
Wcdncsdoy
i
imi
uoiumiua.
ine
vessel
is
dis-
tributing
Swedish
paper
and
pulp
as
well
as
other
products
of
that
country.
She
Is
the
9.000
ton
motor
vessel
Silver
Gate
of
the
Johnsoh
Line.
Northlxmnd
to
Skagwoy
and
other
Alaska
ports
on
a
xched-
NOTICE
TO
MOTORIST)
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f
.-
1
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I
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voyage,
Frank
Watcrhouse
vca
riA
""3ur
i
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ILL.
EAT
IT
IN
THE
T
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Uf
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SANDWICH
QCjkyhl
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LIVING
ROOM
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TO
DISTURB
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i
e
family
Js
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r
,
'r
'
ireignicr
uassiar,
uapi.
William
Ulceson,
is
due
in
port
Monday
mornim;
from
Vancouver
and
Keinano.
Having
explosives
on
board,
the
vessel
will
moor
while
here
at
lumber
assembly
dock.
Our
Repair
Service
l0tar(inrtit
will
In-
rl
allcriiiMin.
all
day
Tuesday
and
Wednesday,
.March
lit
anil
51
h
lo
allow
our
inerlianirs
l
all'-ml
a
ClirjslcrTff'
SeivUe
School.
These
.schools
are
put.
on
to
keep
our
mivli;na
up
to
lat-
on
all
new
service
inform
itimi
coverinR
Cfr
built
vehicles
and
thus
render
the
best,
available
owners
of
theic
cars
and
trucks.
Your
co-operation
in
this
matter
will
be
W,p
NOTK
Gasoline
Pumps
and
Paris
Department
'H
p1
open
as
usual.
if
'Millionaire
Sophisticated
Warm,
bright
and
hilarious
RUPERT
MOTORS
LT
II
I
I
VSJ&lfdWm
'.w-)
1
I
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1
i
i
c
o
m
c
d
y,
"A
Millionaire
for
!
Christy."
is
the
feature
offering
i
t
i
r
sw
m
i
r
t
,
'
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i.
.
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TRADE-IN
9V
t
ft.
DELUXE
cu.
WWCWIBtsB''
Trail'
$499.00
V
.
$461.50
.
S432.50
J
6J
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8Vi
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
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sandwich
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WHERE
DID
It'
J
t,
I
TTESl4
1
ys-?
coming
to
the
Totem
Theatre
next
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
It
co-stars
Fred
Mac-Murray
and
Eleanor
Parker.
The
story
of
a
secretary
.seeking
a
rich
husband
makes
relaxing
entertainment.
Miss
Pivjker,
recognized
chiefly
for'
her
dramatic
endeavors,
combines
stunning
attractiveness,
throaty
voice
and
sexy
glint.
MacMurray
is
cast
of
a
playboy
radio
announcer
who
becomes
hopelessly
entangled
with
Miss
Parker
on
the
day
hu
is
to
be
married
to
another
woman.
Richard
Carlson
is,
importantly
cast
as
Maciviur.r.y's
psychiatrist.
Kay
Buckley
is
fic
othei'
woman.
Companion
picture
to
"Millionaire
for
Christy"
Is
a
feature-length
novelty
showing
how
a
104-piece
symphony
orchestra
(the
New
York
Philharmonic
under
Dimitri
Mitropoulls)
is
rehearsed
for
concert.
Arthur
Ru-benstein
and
Jascha
Heifitz
arc
8'2
I
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Refrigerator
DELUXE
Range
lgc
$519.00
$388.50
$359.95
STANDARD
Range
.
DELUXE
WASHERS
$50
Co.
A
Northern
B.C.
Power
llcsncr
Block
Phone
21"
art
Princs
Rupert,
B.C.
-i.
1
seen
In
the
picture.