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Prirtee
Rupert
Doily
News
Saturday,
May
26,
1951
TODAY
6:50
-
9
Hayward
is
Ambitious
Th
ig,
.-trapping
fUhvrmtnt
wept
unashamedly
as
he
took
his
I
71
-year-old
mother
in
his
arms,
i
Fifteen
years
of
separation
had
i
ended.
In
her
native
tongue.
I
eyes
smiling
at
her
son,
the
tiny
;
old
lady
said:
"I
have
never
been
!
Suspenscful
Film
Coming
Impressive
Holy
Year
Delineation
on
Local
Screen
Thrilling
story
of
a
fugitive
Sunday
Midnight
and
Mondoy
Mori
..
,
Ej
I
EVELYN
ANKeI
happier
in
all
my
life."
?You
can
thank
the
fish,'1
said
Joe.
Su.san
Hayward,
Dan
Dailey
and
George
Sanders
hold
down
:
the
leading
roles
In
the
film'
STANLEY
CLEMENTS
In
"MILITARY
ACADEMY"
in
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
past
ist
week
week
wore
wore
the
the
lightest
lightest
in
n
,.rui-.i-..
....
aggregate
for
any
week
since
the
season
opened
at
the
first
of
the
month.
With
the
Area
No
2
f
ui
xuu
v
iiuit-aaic,
uct:u
uii
the
best-selling
novel
of
Jerome
Weidman.
I
The
background
for
the
story
SJW
HAYWARD
f
DAN
DAILEY
f
GEORGE
SANDERS'
season
closing
at
midnight
Mon-
fabulous
and
teeming
gar-
trailed
by
a
thousand
police
in
j
a
strange
country
of
whose
language
and
people
he
is
completely
Ignorant
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Totem
Theatre
here
next
Monday
and
Tuesday
in
"The
Great
Manhunt,"
starring
Douglas
Fairbanks,
Jr.,
Glynis
Johns
and
Jack
Hawkins.
In
the
picture,
an
American
abroad,
is
forced
to
flee
for
his
very
life
when,
by
chance,
he
becomes
party
to
a
state
secret,
leak
of
which
would
mean
dis-
avlar
I
r
th'.
rpifrnlnfr
irnvArn.
mcnt
industry
of
New
York.
The
...ov
v'i
ve.cj
are
now
at
sea
for
their
final
trips
to
that
area
and
catches
next
week
i.ti
ft
Organizing
Tulsequah
Shipping
For
Smithers
as
Area
No.
2
Closes
In
connection
with
the
organization
of
transportation
for
the
company's
new
operations
in
the
Tulsequah
area,
R.
E.
Hawkes
of
Trail,
supervisor
of
transportation
for
Consolidated
Mining-
&
Smell
drama
of
a
woman
of
fashion's
rise
to
powqr
in
the
business
world,
at
the
cost
of
walking
over
a
few
people
on
her
way
up,
Weidman's
novel
told
a
frank
and
penetrating
story
of
excessive
ambition.
Susan
Hayward
has
the
cen
should
be
heavy.
Then
the
larger
vessels
of
the
local
fleet
will
head
for
the
more
remote
Area
No.
3
and
the
smaller
ones
will
tie
up
until
July
26
when
those
that
are
not
engaged
in
other
EflPJTCl!
Added:
pursuits
by
that
time
will
oper
tral
part
in
"I
can
Get
It
For
Cartoon
-
News
ate
in
me
newly
designated
2B
You
Wholesale.
Dan
Dailey
ls
ing
Co.,
was
in
the
city
this
week
heading
north.
He
arrived
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
on
the
freighter
Down
the
picturesque
and
twisting
streets
of
Italian
cities,
a
grim
pursuit
proceeds
and
Fairbanks
finds
several
unexpected
and
unwilling
allies
In
his
Journey
of
terror
which
rises
DORIS
DAY
TODAY
7-9
n.m.
and
JC
areas.
For
the
first
time
a
sharpshooter
salesman.
George
this
year,
prices
for
first
class
'
Sanders
is
Dailey's
rival
for
halibut
.
topped
the
v
20c
mark
Ifuyward'i
affections
in
"I
Can
during
the
past
week.
!
Get
It
For
You
Wholesale."
Halibut
landings
at
Prince
-Rupert
for
1951
to
date
total
'
Yukon
Princess
and
sailed
that
niRht
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
rescarch
wia
also
cxtcnd
to
slmi-Ketchlkan
whence
he
was
to
lar
communities
on
iand.
Plof.
proceed
to
Tulsequah
by
Alaska
pUs5ury
s
work
ls
bpinK
carrled
"
Men's
Gabardine
SUIT
-
HAT
-
TIE
and
SHIRT
All
For
'LULLABY
OF
BROADWAY1
out
under
the
auspices
of
the
Monday
and
Tuesday
7
-
9:20
Princess
had
on
board
130
tons
Nallonal
RpsearPh
council
and
m
Rupert
Men's!
Mori
nee
Tuesday
4
p.m.
"THE
VATICAN"
A
Film
Pilgrimage
to
Rome
for
Twenty-Fifth
Cclobratlon
of
Holy
Year
Added
Feature
o
I
ireigni
or
uqui.n
.
.
,h
R
.
h
FolI,Kati()n
of
the
sriL
t:;
ssss
'sf;;
f
Department
of
Fisheries
by
ob-
operation
which
has
now
been
closed
down
tainlng
transport
on
their
boats.
Several
weeks
ago,
Cominco
K-
ras
bcen
visiting
islands
on
announced
that
two
properties
the
c(,ast
nar
here
so
far
and
in
the
northwestern
corner
of
will
lat?r
visit
the
Interior
and
British
Columbia
will
be
ship-
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
ping
lead
and
zinc
concentrates
Pro-
Pillsbury
is
one
of
the
"
and
:
ir
Boys'
Store
j
miiiiiiiRiiiiiiiw
some
b.zu.ooo
pounds.
This
is
about
a
million
more
than
at
the
same
time
last
year.
About
1300,000
pounds
were
landed
during
the
last
week.
The
Tantalus,
a
5-ton
Raso-line-powered
yacht,
registered
at
St.
Paul,
Minnesota,
tied
up
briefly
in
Prince
Rupert
yacht
club
floats
Thursday
on
her
second
lap
of
a
proposed
world
tour.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Christianson
stopped
at
Seattle
early
this
month,
their
first
port
of
rest
on
the
cruise.
They
are
headed
for
all
ports
on
the
Alaskan
coast.
Three
crew
members
sailed
with
the
Christiansons.
to
a
crescendo
of
suspense
high
in
the
Dolomite
mountains.
Miss
Johns
Is
a
song
and
dance
girl
I
who
shields
him
from
the
police.
A
second
attraction
on
the
first
of
the
week
bill
at
the
Totem
is
an
impressive
film
delineation
of
"Holy
Year
1950,"
which
shows
spectatcular
scenes
of
Christmas
Eve
and
Easter
Day
ceremonies
at
St.
Peter's,
the
colorful
Swiss
Guards
celebration
and
intimate
views
of
the
Pope.
qulst's
dummy
rather
than
the
string-operated
type.
I
Recordings
are
used
for
music
and
dialogue
In
the
puppet
shows.
The
children
have
work-1
ed
behind
a
small
stage
built
by
older
boys
In
the
group
but
now,
plan
to
put
on
shows
In
a
dance
pavilion
and
the
community
hall.
Puppet
Show
By
Children
PORT
HOPE,
Out.
(r
Painting
and
dressing
puppets
has
been
the
main
task
for
the
last
three
months
of
33
children
in
Bewd-ley.
10
miles
north
of
here.
Now
tliry
re
ready
to
stage
a
series
of
strictly
home-grown
puppet
shows.
The
youngsters,
ranging
In
age
from
four
to
14.
have
been
taught
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Nickels
and
Mrs.
Dora
Holdaway.
In
addition
to
making
the
puppets
the
children
have
also
learned
to
manipulate
them.
They
ape
similar
to
a
ventrilo-
(ttrmtlt
lM
Sf
S)1
to
Trail.
These
are
the
TuLse-
real
pioneer
ooys
oi
prince
ku-quah
Chief
and
Big
Bull.
Ex-
pert,
b.ing
the
son
of
J.
H.
Pills-ploration
and
development
work
bury
who
was
an
engineer
on
which
has
been
carried
out
on
townsite
and
harbor
planning
these
properties
during
the
past
here
in
the
beginnings.
He
re-three
years
has
established
adc-
eelved
all
his
public
and
high
quate
ore
reserves,
and
mining
school
education
here
and
later
operations
are
underway.
,
graduated
from
University
of
The
nearby
concentrator
be-
Brit
sh
Columbia
where
he
is
longing
to
the
Polaris
Taku
Min-
now
professor
of
biology.
Bwrju
FAIRBANKS,
k.
i
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QUALITY
STORE
'
(PETTENUZZO'S
521
FULTON
STREET
Open
8:30o
10:00
p.m.
Sundays
11
to
10
p.m.
CASH
AND
CAKRY
(We
Specialize
in
Chicken
mid
Italian
Foodsi
Phone
470
JOHNS
HAWXINSJ
TOTE
For
Action
Advertise!
ing
Company
has
been
leased
by
Cominco
for
a
minimum
period
ACHIEVES
AMBITION
of
five
years.
It
will
handle
the
ore
from
'
both
the
Tulsequah
Chief
and
Big
Bull
properties
Joe
Njakara
landed
in
Mont-
j
real
from
Yugoslavia
in
1936,
:
at
250
"!
'
J
"le
""s
on
approximately
tons
per
.
rf.,v
day.
n
Three
-nnnonirotoc
concentrates
will
iu
h
be
nis
back
and
nothing
else.
He
'
y
Tr-'ZiP
But
they're)
I
JIA
s
n-s.(
j
fl
BLONDIE
M
mfi
T
worked
his
way
to
this
coast
and
produced
lead,
nine
and
copper
The
ore
also
contains
some
eolri
signed
on
a
fishing
boat
as
a
and
silver,
which
will
be
rc-
deckhand.
Nine
years
later
he
covered
was
skipper
of
his
own
vessel,
the
I
t
ii
.rssi
u
ii
-m
mu
v
v
i
mi
These
will
be
trucked
seven
Snow
Cloud,
and
was
a
natura
Thousands
of
Yards
of
Broken
Concrete
from
i'linre
Rupert
Warehouse
Especially
recommended
for
water
front
fills,
by
engineers.
Commencing
JiinrWi'1951
Peq's
Wrcckinq
Co.
Kraser
Street
.Vancouver,
B.C.
CWC
YOUNG-
cfll
f!V3
'
fA-iofpM
MLA'&zzO
Ml
miles
to
Tulsequah
landing
and
iwcl
Canadian.
He
had
prosper-.shipped
by
barge
down
Taku
l
by
tne
salmon
and
h?rring
River
to
tidewater
at
Taku
Point,
that
filled
his
nets.
Joe
had
The
copper
will
go
to
a
U.S.
enough
money
to
try
to
bring,
inciter,
and
the
lead
and
zinc,
his
mother
here
but
the
Germans
to
Trail.
marched
into
Yugoslavia
and
he
i
j
Some
200
men
will
be
employ-
c-uldn't
arrange
it.
A
year
ago,!
cd
at
Cominco's
operations
Hi
the
Canadian
government
re-;
the
area.
Most
of
them
will
be
newed
its
representations
and
experienced
hands
from
Com-
finally
the
red
tape
was
un-,
inco
s
other
operations.
There
tangled.
An
airliner
that
landed
!
are
quite
a
few
houses
at
the
tn
Vancouver
a
few
days
ago
Polaris
Taku
mill
site,
which
irom
the
east
brought
an
old
will
be
established
a.s
the
main
iady
witn
tattered
sandals
and
a
community.
.
battered
suitcase.
Joe's
mother
The
community
already
boa.sts
had
completed
the
long
journey,
a
bowling
alley
and
movie
U
CM
C.
2'2-T(N-
TKICKS
All
trucks
in
good
condition.
Frank
G.
Dirkson,
Box
518,
Anchorage,
Alaxka.
Phonr
31472
.
,
.
,
(1251
theatre
for
recreation,
and
a
landing
strip
a
few
miles
from
j
the
settlement
makes
Juneau,
TTt-T-
AiasKa,
a
.snort,
one-nau-nour
trip
by
air.
Sometimes
during
the
summer,
a
brand
new
Cominco
community
will
be
born.
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BEST
QUALITY
Accumulation
of
freight
for
Prince
Rupert
on
Vancouver
t'ocks
has
been
pretty
well
cleaned
up
by
two
coastal
freighters
which
arrived
here
the
middle
of
the
week
the
Yukon
Princess,
Capt.
John
Campbell,
on
Wednesday
and
the
Island
King,
Capt.
Ed.
Swank,
on
Thursday.'
I'm;
Island
King
arrived
at
8
am.
Thursday
and,
after
dis-charg
ng
350
tons
of
general
caigo
here,
left
at
10
a.m.
Friday
for
V.
atson
Island
and
Skeena
Rivr
canneries.
The
cargo
for
Wat.
n
Island
included
100
tons
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MV
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QTTTI
1
of
aluminum
sulphate,
all
the
way
from
Britain,
which
had
been
brought
to
Vancouver
from
the
Old
Country
via
Panama
Canal.
From
the
Skeena
River.
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
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MODERN
PLUMBING
is
a
wise
investment,
in
terms
of
family
health
and
,
.
home
economy.
"
Coll
Blue
846
'
PLUMBING
SaanicH
HEATING
!
th!
Island
King
is
proceeding
to
Alice
Arm,
to
load
200
tons
of
ore
from
Torbit
mine,
thence
going
!
to
Stewart
to
unload
mining
machinery.
The
vessel
is
expected
back
here
early
next
week
southbound.
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Prof.
R.
W.
Pillsbury
of
Univer-
I
I
slly
of
British
Columbia
has
been
I
In
the
city
for
the
past
week
and
!
I
will
remain
hereabouts
for
the
''""""s
uhjiiwi
cngugi-u
in
siuay
(
LET
WIM
KEEP
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to
soothe
mv
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IlISS
VzLL
i!
u
imiuim
;uiiiiiiuniies
oi
plants
and
animal
life
on
the
beaches
on
this
part
of
the
coast.
His
AUCTION
SALE
Timllrr
hulr
XMUX
Then-
will
be
offered
(or
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
11
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on
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Food"
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Is
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Flist,
Aim
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for
Order
To
Take
Out
1
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1
;
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v'i
of
the
Forest
Hanker
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
B.C..
the
Licence
X504B4,
to
cut
s.030.000
f
b
m.
of
Spruce.
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
cov-erlnK
part
of
Lots
98H.
HM.
1B07.
1808
and
1S14.
situated
on
the
west
H'j
of
Kumdls
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Inlands
Land
District.
four
years
will
be
allowed
for
:e-moval
of
timber.
'
Provided
anyone
unable
to
miend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
if
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forest!.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
(M19-2S.
J2-9)
j!
Commodore
Cafe
A
Good
Plac
to
Stp
244
Miles
to
TELKWA
HOTEL
Telkwa,
B.C.
Just
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
,
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
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PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
FRASER
HOUSE
We
shall
not
be
responsible
for
articles
left
in
storage
or
deposit
after
30
davs
from
this
date.
May
14,
1951.
.
MR.
AND
MRS.
HICKS
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