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1
10
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
13.
1952
Belter
English
Huge
Run
AT
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE
buttle
with
Knox's
henchmen
and
Is
nursed
by
schoolteacher
Ellen
Drew
in
a
mountain
hideout.
Knox,
believing
erroneously
that
his
own
wife
has
run
off
with
Scott,
has
It
out
with
his
ex-rival
in
a
bla.lng
gunfight.
about
2lki
s
.
0
Of
Salmon
Due
1955
Korea
Unit
Check
Reveals
No
Lack
Of
Sox,
Glove:
"I've
stood
as
much
as
a
man
can
stand
HERE'S
WHERE
I
HOLD
MY
GROUND
r
Western
Screen!
Epic
at
Totem!
One
of
the
new
big
screen
epics
of
the
wide
open
west
Tomes
to
the
Totem
Theatre
this
Friday
and
Saturday,
in
"Man
in
the
Saddle,"
starring
Randolph
Scott
with
Joan
Leslie,
Ellen
Drew
and
Alexander
Knox
heading
the
supporting
cast.
In
the
new
Technicolor
pic-'
ttire
Scott
plays
a
small
rancher
who
is
Jilted
by
Joan
Leslie.
Despite
the
fact
that
she
loves
Scott,
she
leaves
him
to
marry
wealthy
Alexander
Knox,
who
offers
her
financial
security.
Knox,
violently
jealous
of
Scott,
tries
to
run
him
out
of
the
area.
A
violent
feud
erupts,
with
gun-
fights
and
fisticuffs
said
to
be
unmatched
In
the
history
of
outdoor
films.
Scott
is
wounded
In
a
gun
RANDOLPH
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"My
salary
has
been
raised."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-nua.iiiion
of
"longevity"?
a.
Which
one
ot
thtse
words
is
misspelled?
Hideous,
courage-uu.3,
euli-aycOui,
icmpjianaous.
4.
What
docs
the
word
skeptical"
uiea-n?
5
What
word
beginning
with
;cr
mens
"slavery"?
Answer:.
1.
Soy.
"has
been
increased.
2.
Prcno'ime
lon-jcv-i-ti,
o
u-in
"cn,"
e
as
in
"let,
'
both
i'j
as
in
"it,"
accmt
second
syllable.,
and
not
long-gev-i-ti.
3
Contagious..
4.
Pertaining
to
on
who
doubts
or
disbelieves.
"His
skeptical
mind
would
not
accept
it."
5.
Servitude.
SCOTT
EStei:
-ami
-am
mi
IT
TEn
1
V'
r
Minim
uwi
.
ih
,
MMI
M
MOT
.
Imkm
It
N
ft
Ml
VANCOUVER
(CP)
When
th.?
.summer
of
1955
rolls
around
British
Columbia
fishermen
expect
a
record
catch
of
sockcye,
the
prince
of
salmon.
A.
J.
Whitmore,
chief
supervisor
of
fisheries
lv::c,
said
the
number
of
sockcye
saccc.ssfi.iily
making
their
way
to
spawning
iivunos
of
the
Fraser
River
system
in
1151
was
almost
double
that
of
1947,
the
previous
cycle
year.
'
';
;
Sockcye
salmon
the
Number,
One
fish
in
British
Columbia's
1
Number
Two
industry
are
four-year
fish,
returning
to
their
spawning
grounds
every
fourth
year
after
roaming
the
sea.
j
Last
year
the
fishing
Indus-
j
try
"reached
an
all-time-high
value
of
$91.000,000
$21,000,000
higher
than
1950
Of
this
the
salmon
haul
was
$50,000.00'),
an
iperease
of
$12,000,000
over
1850.
'
Ther
are
five
species
of
salmon:
.-ackcyc,
springs,
coho.
i
pinks
and
chums,
all
of
great
j
commercial
importance.
Sockcye
is
the
most
valuable
because
of.
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
Matinee
So.
2:
p.m.
ill!ious
K-,.
u
:
HILL
BOSS
Cuiii;!i;m
PTiw.
Sintt
Wfilw
WITH
THE
CANADIANS
IN
KCfiEA
---A
"le'tcr
home"
to
i-'at''-1:
of
a.Cannc'ian
soldier
in
Sr.'u
boonv.
ranged
In'.o
cordoning
olf
a
uni
by
military
police.
,-.
Kit.
inspection
and
a
choc':
of
unit
stores.
A
story
based
on
the
lettt.-appeared
in
a
Nov'a
Scotia
ncwi-papei
in
mid-January.
It
alleged
a
shortage
of
socks
and
gloves,
said
there
had
been
an
is.-ue
the
d;-y
Defence
Minister
Claxton
visited
the
unit,
but
that
these
had
later
been
withdrawn.
I
When
thv
story
came
to
the
attention
of
Brig.
John
H.
Rock-ingr.im
he
ordered
the
inspection
an:i
check,
with
the
ur.it
cor-coned
to
ensure
an
unquestionable
result.
Th"
soldier
to
whom
the
letter
had
been
attributed
had
eight
pairs
of
focks
in
his
kit-bag
besides
the
ones
he
was
wearing.
He
had
one
extra
pair
of
black
lined
gloves
plus
on
pair
of
special
Canadian
army
mitt-with-trigger-finger,
compete
with
liners.
He
freely
signed
a
statement
deriving
ne
had
alleged
the
shortages
and
adding
that
no
lar
P
Seeks
Companion
For
South
Seas
rites
Catholic
Meet
Hears
Bishop
20-
(wtwr
fill
trr-ish"
equipment,
he
had
ever
been
Issued
with
had
been
withdrawn.
The
check
of
unit
stores
showed
enough
spares
to
rr-cqu'p
com-plvutc'y
GO
per
cent
of
the
unit.
How
docs
it
happen
that
scat--red
rt
nip
a
nts
of
this
kind
rr
se
where
there
is
no
apparent
cause
for
complaint?
Says
B
ig.
Rockingham:
"It
may
be
that
the
parents
for
some
rr:son
or
other
are
dissatisfied.
Tlvy
may
not
like
the
government,
for
instance.
Or
perhaps
they
were
against
their
sons
joining
the
army
and
have
not
felt
they
were
being
as
well
cared
for
here
as
they
would
he
at
'iome.
If
it
does
come
from
the
soldiers'
own
letters,
it
may
be
a
way
of
ensuring
that
they
(jet
credit
for
simply
doing
their
duty
goodness
knows
they
are
entitled
to
credit
day
after
day
in
trying
conditions.
If
that's
the
way
a
soldier
wants
to
earn
credit
it's
his
own
business
as
long
as
he
does
his
job
here.
But
in
view
of
the
soldier's
denial
I
don't
think
the
reports
originate
here."
Says
Lt.-Col.
Norman
Wilson-Smith.
CO.
of
the
Princess
Fat-ricifs:
"Some
soldiers
do
feel
s
need
for
sympathy;
they
want
their
folks
to
understand
that
if
there
isn"t
much
in
the
papers
these
days
about
fighting,
they
still
are
not
having
a
pleasant
life.
They
also
may
feel
cheated
in
not
having
got
into
more
of
the
fighting
that
made
Korea
iuch
big
news
at
one
time.
Suited
to
You!
Wallace's
Spring
Suits
Vear
around
smartness
in
a
galaxy
of
styles
and
materials.
Size;-
and
colors
of
our
choice.
Priced
Hie'
Wallace
way.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
'
Classified
Ads
Pay
VICTORIA
9
Victoria's
paradise-seeking
Jim
Squire
plans
to
sign
on
a
local
adventurer
for
a
jaunt
to
the
South
Seas
on
his
trim
yacht
Te
Hongl.
The
1950
British
Columbia
golf
champion,.
who
left
here
recently
.
a
GRFGORY
--(iKiu
SUSAN
Hi
nbKtbURT
a
a
Peck
Haywardj
its
canning
qualities:
its
more
or
less
uniform
size,
the
deepen,
tne
urst
leg
oi
tne
southern
red
color
of
its
flesh
and
its
oil
i
cruise
wlh
Swiss
sailor
Jacques
J
"
Monthly
meeting
of
the
Home
and
School
Association
of
Annunciation
Church
held
last
night
with
President
Walter
Lahti
in
the
chair.-
Bishcp
Anthony
Jordan
OM1.
spoke
on
the
importance
of
the
school
child
and
the
necessity
to
teach
children
when
they
are
young
how
to
live
with
other
people.'
The
Bishop
presented
the
Association
with
severa'
adult
education
records.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
Home
Bake
Sale
on
May
3.
President
Lahti
thanked
ail
those
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
open
hou.se
at
the
scho.1
last
Thursday.
content.
:
wiumwaiucr
nas
returned
10
vic-
Fishing
of
salmon
Is
done;torla
t0
look
for
a
volunteer
to
mostly
by
gill
netters
in
and
off
snare
tne
Ilf
ne
"OP"
tfJ
fi"d
lr
mouths
of
rivers,
but
some
by
lne
South
Pacific.
puTse
.seines.
i
Squlie
says
he
will
be
much
In
1950
a
virtual
"keep
out"
,
happier
to
get
j,
local
volunteer
order
was
issued
to
Russian
and
for
the
cruise
he
thinks
he's
FRIDAY
and
'
In
Addition
Our
Regular
CIVIC
CENTRE
PLUS-'Tapa's
Little
Helper"
EVENING
SHOWS
7:00
-
9:25
Saturday
Matinees
2:00
-
4:30
TODAY
TO
SITlltDAY
Japanese
fishing
fleets
by
the
five-man
International
Pacific
t
isheries
Commission,
which
lines
me
waters
on
the
Eraser.
i
ncy
said
tne
Eraser
extended
beyond
the
three-mile
limit
"in-'
oennitely
westward."
found
one
but
will
only
say
the
fellow
is
"about
30.
an
ex-logger
i
and
very
much
interested
in
'
making
a
trip
to
the
South
Seas.''
!
"...
And
1
hope
the
guy
dors,
not
get
seasick
.
.
.
sure,
there's
;
glamor
In
sailiiig
a
yacht
to
the
South
Beas
but
when
the
Pacific
fifviousiy
any
waters
beyond
,
LONDON
(CP)
Under
new
prison
regulations,
persons
facing
execution
In
British
jails
will
be
allowed
20
cigarets
a
day.
double
the
previous
allowance.
Nc-man
O.
C.
Newman,
Vancouver
fire
insurance
man,
is
a.
visitor
in
the
city
making
inspections
ol
local
properties
on
which
his
companies
hav
cover.
CAPITOL
A
I
AMOI'S
I'l.AYKKS
THKATKr
been
suns
getting
rough
a
fellow
for-an.
gets
what
the
word
glamor'
the
three-mile
limit
had
rtgarueo
as
the
high
seas,
means.
Saturday,
March
15
IN
THE
AUDITORIUM
SEATS
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TICKETS
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HE
I'KKE
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3
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and
DANCE
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INTERNATIONAL
CINEMA
C5UILD
OF
CANADA
X
V
st
FOUR
DUKE'S
ORCHESTRA
Dancing
9
to
12
p.m.
'
Non-members
75c
Members
50c
Oldlimr
anil
Western
Swing;
.
Saddle
Lads
.
.
.
Stars
of
Kadio
-
Stase
-
Records
Sho.v
Admission:
Adults
50c;
Children
35c
Show
and
Dance
Admission
S1.23
of
I.O.O.F.
HALL
SATURDAY,
MARCn
15,
at
8:00
p.m.
'wwcrsTTOByasBEJEa,'
WMP
-
he
same
jJSL-
f
f
King
George
VI
Laid
to
Rest
Nr-
-v
0tyl
PR'CES
?.'ECTE
'
FEBRUARY
14th
to
19th
seiners
made
"rich
hauls
Intercepting
sockcye
before
they
Reached
the
Oulf
of
Georgia
and
the
river
tnouth.
UIUK
ILT
PROBLEMS
The
problems
encountered
by
he
B.C.
Fisheries
Resejirch
Board
with
regard
to
maintenance
of
the
salmon
'industry
are
made
difficult
because
salmon
.pawn
in
fast
water.
Industrial
anu
agricultural
development
of
the
province
tends
to
interfere
with
the
fish
reaching
their
spawning
grounds.
This
is
uue
also
of
Washington
state,
ihe
removal
ot
iore.su,
clearing
u.
iv.
o
lo;
cioys,
anj
ountimg
u.iui
.n
lia.c
uuversc
enects.
In
1!JU
tne
i.n
Was
;u.u.,-a
......,
wj.lij
Vvatos
UI
!
i
a.iei'.
o.m,c
tht
lime,
every
fourth
"l-.Siti.v.ii
utl
iilti'uoO
ir
t
..-
run.
iiilroduction
of
fiah
ladders
has
Deen
a
treujenaous
help
to
uie
inaustry.
Ihe
hsh,
iighuns
uieir
way
upstieam
to
Interior
takes,
sometimes
come
face
to
lace
witn
an
unsurmountable
fall.
Kish
ladders,
with
their
average
tnree-foot
jump,
enable
the
salmon
to
continue
on
their
juu.m-y.
lams
pose
a
special
problem,
overcome
by
hauling
tish
by
tann
truck
iro.n
tne
lowter
level
lo
tne
top
where
they
arc
placed
in
the
river
once
again.
In
Wasninyton
state
costs
are
being
carried
out
by
an
international
commission
to
determine
how
many
make
the
return
trip
to
the
sea.
international
co-operation
is
needed
to
insure
the
perpetuation
of
this
multi-million-dollar
inaustry.
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"
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Yes,
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Real
Value
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Today
and
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trying
to
find
out
whether
birds
prefer
pasteurized
milk
or
whether
they're
Just
color-conscious.
British
milk
bottles
have
different
colored
tinfoil
tops
denoting
varlovi
types
and
birds
perking
at
the
tops
seem
to
prefer
the
pasteurized
color.
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