r
one
of
hl
rjiiis
would
be
to
see
1
that
this
was
changed.
The
6
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
24,
195
TODAY
6.50
9
p.m.
Gyro
Head
Welcomed
"RIDING
HIGH"
Waterfront
Whiffs
-
-
SUNDAY
MIDN1TE
-.MOM.
MAT.
4
J
Mor.J.-co!
Won
!
Likes
ScflMty
i
RUPERT
MENS
"j
Aboard
the
frlncess
Louise
Frl-J
day
on
a
return
trip
from
Van-AND
BOYS
STORE
B
couver
to
Skagway
was
Mrs.
,
Evelyn
B.
Mcllroy,
McMaster-
Richard
Arlen
Mary
Beth
Hughes
in
"RETURN
OF
WILDFIRE"
An
Informal
discussion
,of
organizational
problems
took
plai-e
at
a
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
yesterday
as
an
official
visit
was
paid
by
Walter
H.
Smith,
the
international
president,
who
spent
the
day
In
the
city
on
his
way
back
to
his
borne
In
Hollywood
after
attending
the
international
convention
in
Banff.
.
Complimenting
the
local
club
on
its
proud
record
of
achieve
George
Reeves
Wanda
McKay
in
"JUNGLE
GODDESS"
Halibut
fleet
On
Last
Lap
Salmon
Picture
Obscure-Nearly
all
halibut
boats
that
are
making
another
trip
to
Area
3
are
either
there
now
or
on
their
way.
It
is
unlikely
any
more
will
leave
after
today.
Prices
this
year
have
been
the
best
in
the
history
of
the
in
value
of
publicity
was
also
emphasized.
Club
membership
and
the
desirability
of
expansion
In
-
the
number
of
clubs
In
the
International
chain
as
well
as
the
numbers
of
members
of
individual
clubs
was
urged
by
Mr.
Smith.
"It
is
too
bad
that
all
individual
Gyros
could
not
attend
the
international
conventions
and
see
what
Gyro
really
means,"
Mr.
Smith
said.
The
visit
of
the
international
president,
who
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
.
Smith,
culminated
In
an
enjoyable
beach
party
at
Digby
Island
last
evening.
With
transportation
provided
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
Dr.
A.
W.
Large
and
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
with
their
power
yachts,
iocai
Gyros
joined
with
the
visitors
In
an
enjoyable
outing.
Later
in
the
evening
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith
boarded
the
steamer
Prince
George
for
Vancouer
en-route
home.
ment
In
community
service,
Mr.
MHL
Km
..mm-'
m
dustry
here,
higher
than
last
year.
Several
factors
'
smith
stressed
the
importance
tin
vp
crnnp
toward
making
hirfier
Drices
this
year.
f
projects
In
keeping
alive
club
ville,
Quebec,
an
employee
of
Canadian
Industries
Ltd.,
explosives
division.
Mrs.
Mcllroy
left
Montreal
June
16
by
plane
for
Calgary,
-where
she
took
a
taxi
to
Banff.
She
made
a
tour
of
the
park,
Lake
Louise,
and
Emerald
Lakes
and
travelled
by
train
to
Vancouver
where
she
Joined
the
Princess
Louise
for
her
trip
up
the
coast.
She
was
highly
impressed
with
the
scenery
in
Banff
National
Park
and
on
her
cruise
up
the
coast.
She
will
continue
cn
up
to
Skagwav
and
will
see
Whitehorse
before
returning
to
meet
friends
at
Victoria.
Advertise
through
Classifieds.
W
V
j.
1
-77!
interest
and
vitality.
Canadian
...
.
w
ft
-
"
o
o
-
Demand
has
been
Increased
for
umha
nciuft
---
-MA'i--w.too-.iouwf.v-.0,h,(l
I
the
delicacy
through
advertls-.
caught
a
few
trout.
ing;
better
packing,
storing
and.
-
'
,
,
.
,
The
Ketchikan
motorship
Slcl-
fhipping
methods
are
brgm;.
law
m
ui
miM
luuan
tui(
f
clubs,
he
revealed,
usually
had
certain
objectives
but
in
the
United
Slaves
una
was
not
so
much
the
case.
During
his
regime
as
International
president,
i
MON.
TUES.
7
p.m.
9
p.m.
ing
from
Ketchikan
to
unload
three
carloads
of
frozen
halibut.
!
Keeping
tab
on
the
children
was
j
.
r-n
the
fish
to
market
in
better
condition;
and
last,
but
not
least,
the
high
prices
or
meat
have
Induced
more
people
to
turn
to
fish
In
general
as
a
food.
Weather
has
been
much
the
same
as
last
year.
There
have
Classifieds
bring
quick
results.
'
Mrs.
C.
H.
Welfh,
teacher
at
the
Alberni
school
who
is
making
a
return
trip
to
Vancouver.
Thursday
evening
the
train
carrying
three
test
cars
of
frozen
halibut
to
Montreal
and
Toronto
its
eight
day
journey.
Findings
ft
iliiUMlSl
.'-w-i..t
been
very
lew
acc.aer.ts
ana
,
puiied
out
of
Prince
Rupert
for
known
fatalities
have
occurred
of
the
scientists
accompanying
Other
passengers
aboard
the
Camosun,
Capt.
William
Mc-
at
time
of
writing.
it
may
have
a
great
bearing
on
;
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
4
tcllh
rtJWM
who
disembarked
acre
very
lew
ooats
are
expectea
If
He
Wants
i
The
Complete
Works,"
Bring
Him
To'
His
J
Favorite
Store
!
1
.
.
J
1
n
v
...
shipping
methods.
,iiiciuui
v,.
r.
nagen.
j.
wooas.
jr"
C-
Mlckie-
Miss
Returns
from
sockeye
gillnet-l
E-
Shephen-ting
this
year
are
sketchy
and!son-
Art
plint
A-
McLean,
E.
In
to
land
catches
between
now
and
the
close
of
Area
3
July
5.
Most
fishermen
will
remain
out
until
then
or
until
their
boats
OPTOMETRIST
incomplete
to
date
and
wlil
'"'scun,
P.
r.
Ware,
vvaie,
Mrs.
Mrs.
oy
are
loaded
to
capacity,
a
Dig
.probably
remain
that
wav
for,rearson
ana
rniiarcn,
Mrs
P.
the
Mlar-Aating
Tftcttticn
rush
of
landings
is
expected
forjat
least
another
few
days
until
iEckert
and
thild.
Miss
Nonnle
n
1.
nFfn
tV.nl
date.
Jn
A
'
.
.
..
.
...
i
1
EV.lrat4
If..
1
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
a
week
after
that
the
fleets
settle
down.
There
Fckert-
Mrs-
Schroeder
and
There
were
56
parked
cari
noted
from
a
Second
Avenue
business
office
the
other
day.
That's
more
than
could
be
discovered
in
the
whole
of
Section
1,
not
so
many
years
ago!
John
Bulge
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
A
"Morrison-Automohc"
cost
has
been
a
good
deal
of
shifting
j
cnl'd.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Olsen,
of
boats.
Approximate
returns
on
1
H-
Pederson.
Tne
vesSel
arrived
less
to
buy
ond
to
operate
El
man
a
gawiine
plant;
gives
rft
Slant
power
ond
light,
for
as
Irl
an
incomplete
basis
show
Naas:m
Prt
at
5
P-m-
,rom
Vancou-fishermen
to
have
averaged
ver-
sailing
for
Queen
Charlotte
about
34
fish
per
boat
yesterday
I
Points
at
10
p.m.
All
in
all,
halibut
fishermen
are
looking
back
this
year
on
the
best
seasons
they
have
had.
At
this
late
date
in
the
season
something
to
be
noted
has
been
a
tendency
for
some
boats
which
have
been
dealing
with
cooperative
to
sell
their"
catches
privately.
os
2c
per
K.W.H.
.
.
.
w.thoj
Every
summer,
Ottawa
distributes
tens
of
thousands
of
beau-
and
Skeena
boats
about
20.
I
storage
ooneries.
lompoct,
yd
fully
equipped,
the
switch-stoii
I
With
242
American
tourists
UIU1
moKs
and
-xoklets
desorlb-
Construction
will
begin
im-!
aboard,
C.N.R.
luxury
summer,
lng
in
an
-"forming
and
pictorial
mediately
on
the
installation
nf
!
cruiser
Prince
George,
with
Capt.'
way
the
Progrew.
natural
wealth.
ing'
,
machine
is
ready
f
or
use
Learn
io
Dance
Expert
instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Waltz,
Jive
Rhumba,
Tango
Private
Lessons
For
appointment
Green
491
PRINCE
RUPERT
DANCE
STUDIO
Learn
to
Dance
soon
as
installed.
The
self.
reg
I
of
hew
aids
to
nAvi?atmn
t
n,hJE.
B.
Caldwell
In
command,
ar-
auty
and
and
opportunities
opportunities
loting
Morrison
generator,
co
After
two
slump
weeks,
the
in.
Tat.
n
n
v
-
u
i..
!
rived
in
nort
pnrnntp
tr
Van.
Canada.
This
Is
all
very
well
pled
direct
to
the
Fetter
Diesc!
"
.
i.
o
laiKcab
uuuv
in
.
"
.....
halibut
exchanga
again
ran
fresh
water
xhis
wasannouJnc.
;
couver
at
8
p.m.
Friday.
The
boat.
and
certainly
useful.
Though
runs
at
only
1,200
rp
m.
,
continuously
if
required.
with
bids
and
a
busier
water
ed
today
by
-
Department
ofi"lcn
vlsiu
Ketchikan.
Skag-
-"r'ueu
"-f-1
P-"urea
siuiiuny.
Transport
Marine
Agent
N
A
:
'ay-
Juneau
and
Wran-;ell,
dur-
there
,s
nevertheless
a
"same-Beketov.
Contracts
have
been
I
ing
the
u-ses.
sailed
for
the
ness
"
While
not
exactlneglect-
i
.i..
.
.
..
..smith
-.t
i-j-it;
fi
T
d.
the
new
north
Is
not
triven
th
I
front
was
noticed
this
weefe.
The
rush
was
on
after
notice
01
closure
of
Area
No.
3
was
an-,
Two
models
stocked:
J.500
5,000
wotts,
pnee
c
o
m
p
I
e
tfc
JUST
ARRIVED!
Designed
tor
long
ond
efficient
service,
"Morrison-Automotici"
ore
World-famous
...
no
other
p.jnt
is
"just
at
good."
i
.ci,
mm
in
uie
near
iuture
ilgnt
.
--aj.
m-
-
-
-
I'ounced.
J
1,065
00
ond
J1.4I0
00.
iitrei.
beacons
will
be
located
at
strat-
cluded
won
passengers
were
,
ana
5CPe
-
-mponance
Less
of
the
east,
a
few
i
,
..
.
Sir
John
nnH
T.nHu
Mnloc-unptVi
deserves,
rs1-
uunius
on
uie
lane
wnicn
for
so
many
years
lacked
naviga-
St
Aubvn
of
who.
for.Prralrle
PoinU
and
the
port
of
Another
Shipment
cf
the
Famous
HEEL-HUGGER
TIES!
Landings
for
the
week
up
to,
Friday
totalled
1.494,000
pounds,'
the
majority
of
It.
1,118,000
pounds
being
brought
in
by
Canadian
vessels.
American
ves-!
Models
supplied
up
to
25,000
watts.
Distributors
for
B
C
ond
Alberto:
tional
aids
lne
P--st
tnree
months,
have
been
----"-:-.
-'-"
"-ore
vi
tne
fereat
'
making
a
tour
of
Canada.
I
rich
regions
only
now
commenc-
A
slight
delay
in
construction
'
-
'!"!,t0be,!XPl0ltel
8
majo!
BLACK
KID
I
sels
unloaded
30,000
pounds
"
at
.........
.
':
Z.
.
has
mart-,
it
r,.,,.r,r
4
,..
The
Iishine
vessel
Mo
v
was
in
--"-.
K-ve
a
iresnness
ana
.iM-kiiU-M-AVn
Kupert
'mZ:
theliVhT'llght
-ently
in
Whale
Bay,---
to
the
naHonal
point
of
ntive
received
210.000
Dounds
tende-"
Alexander
McKenzie
In
Baranf
Island,
Alaska.
Engine
cw-
AA
to
EE
FITTINGS
!-(
MI'J,M-t:t1M'X
One
of
Canada's
leading
banks,
during
the
latter
part
of
the
Prince
Rupert,
it
was
announced
difficulties
developed,
'
and
tha
week.
by
the
Department
of
Transport
two
men
aboard
needed
asslst-
recently.
The
vessel
Is
now.
due
',
ancc-
An
interesting
result
of
the
at
the
end
of
July.
,
i
$14.50
in
its
monthly
published
message.
explains
how
to
write
a
good
InttAV
TTnjIf,.,
.
i
,
!
'
News
article
on
.Mrs.
Kruin
,
.
a
:
The
American
im-m
circum-
destroyers
stances,
this
Is
something
abso
;
catching
Dolly
Va.-den
at
Uie
Over
55
native
students
from
j
Shields
and
Nickel,
to
call
-aii
a
a
lutely
necessary
to
know.
I
a'owewocdls
TIME
IS
SUMMER
government
wharf
is
that
quite
the
Alberni
Indian
Residential
,
Prince
Rupert
Sunday,
will
sail
i
:
a
number
of
townspeople
have
School
and
three
students
from
j
from
Juneau
about
5
a.m.
Satur-
j
j
,
oeen
nsning
there
in
the
eve-
the
Alert
Bay
Indian
School
ar-;
day.
and
cruise
to
Taku
Glacier
It
is
true
there
are
better
agri-"
cultural
districts
than
what
the
'
nings
since
then.
They
have
rived
in
Prince
Rupert
aboard
'
From
there
the
vessels
will
come
the
Camosun
Friday
afternoon,
to
this
port,
then
returning
to
n
0"e.r
DUl
a"
,
"
cAi
cptiun
snouia
oe
msae
wnere
Happy
greetings
dominated
the
Seattle
and
California.
the
railway
reserve
Is
concerned.
scene
and
even
a
few
sobs
ere
:
.heard
as
parents,
relatives
and.
Motorship
Fairbanks.
Ketchl
What
a
wealth
of
lush
grass
and
golden
buttercups!
How
creamy
j
would
be
the
milk
from
that
fair
friends
were
out
to
meet
Vrivci
Vacation
1
ime
for
FURS
SO
to
H
says
U&tt
fltc&ti
with
a
kan.
was
in
port
Friday
to
unload
one
car
of.
frozen
halibut
field!
This
is
having
time.
Of
for
transshinment
to
United
ccurse
tnere
w,u
not
be
any.
So,
mw
ouaics
uvcr
wnauian
national
Railways.
alack,
it
will
have
to
be
a
feast
of
the
eye
rather
than
the
fW
.
.
,
1
stomach,
and
memory
of
the
FreJBhter
t
Pert
Ro
drvked
J
placid
days
when
buU8
Rn(,
here
Thurvlav
afternoon
with
a
,bossips
browsei
knee
de
,n
fod.
load
of
Silt
for
the
Prince
Ru-irir
QnH
.,
-,
,
,...
I
PHONE
974
ry
i
,
4iap)Ti
ami
living
costs
didn't
keep
one
awake.
prrt
Fishermen's
Co-operative
and
other
general
cargo.
Weight
only
45
lbs.
All
Pwip&U
Puue
Gliai
guu
The
Gait
Ont.)
Reporter
says
a
few
Rirls
want,
to
remain
s
ngla
I
but
most
of
them
would
rather
I
knot.
I
In
port
this
morning
for
a
-pcond
trin
this
week
was
the
motorship
Sidpey
with
three
car-Ir-Pds
of
frozen
halibut
from
Ketchikan.
C--e
C
tmo
moT-
ctff-ting
CTOZr-nenfi
from
30
ncres
to
7
-r
For
additional
informo-tKm
fill
in
end
mail:
FOR
FREE
PICK-UP
SERVICE
-
To
preserve
the
beauty
of
vour
fur
coat.
Boost
production
and
cut
costly
time
and
labour
.
.
.
the
SUPER
TWIN
is
built
for
the
big
job's
...
a
1-jhT
weight
mochtne
in
the
heavy
duty
class.
A
Tailored
Torque
Curve,
Eight
Position
Swivelling
and
Fully
Automatic
Control
give
the
SUPER
TWIN
the
siepef-aobiiity
that
counts.
!
More
than
$8,000,000
will
be
j
spent
by
the
United
Stetts
In
'
constructing
permanent
con.mu-
I
nlcatlons
facilities
at
Argentina'
in
Kewfoundland.
and
fuel
stor-
Pin:iEr-n
PfWlft
CMH
SAWS
One
of
the
feVhard
luck
stor-'es
from
this
vear's
halibut
fish-"na
season
was
that
told
yester-av
bv
three
boats
which
came
Nick
after
fairlv
lonr
sta,vs
in
Area
3
waters
with
?00.
600
and
tTWV
s
mummu'.-tLlniP
1
1
il
i
t
I
,
I
J
3
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If,
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1
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III
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i
age
and
refining
plant
at
Ooose
Bay
Airport
in
Labrador.
Yes,
there
is
lnrlpprt
n
mutual
miHnr.
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Prtnt
dMrly
j
only
refrigerated
cold
air
will
protect
your
fu
garment.
Men's
and
women's
winter
cloth
suits
arv
coats
also
stored.
'
-
-
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
1
500
of
halibut
roiiM
respect-
j
standing
between'
the
United
ively.
Another
boat
from
Area
3
j
States
and
Canada.
Each
coun
name
in
with
only
3,000
pounds.
Sold
and
Serviced
by:
RUPERT
MOTORS
Ltd.
IT
HAS
BECOME
GOSPEL
.
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
THAT
THE
FINEST
DINNERS
ARE
SERVED
AT
THE
.
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
try
needs
these
costly
defences,
not
some
time
in
the
future
but
now.
It
is
a
tribute
to
friendship
and
to
common
sense.
Box
1362
302
-
3rd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRINCE
Rl'PERT,
B.C.
Compare
Ihe
Saw!
Compare
ihe
Price!
PRICED
FROM
$450.00
(30"
one
man
attach,
complete)
f.o.b.
Vancouver
Taxes
extra
where
applicable.
r.o.
BOX
1730
Distributor:
A
$50
fine
Is
liable
In
Hull
Que.)
when
automobile
horns
are
used
too
freely.
There
Is
special
criticism
of
conduct
at
PURVES
E.
RITCHIE
&
SON,
LTD.
658
Hornby
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Eliminate
Defrosiing
Ol
HKK'
IF.
OWV
H
,KOK(.K
MI.KHOV.
flM
F..h,l
TAKK
KOTICF
fht
nlnl..
trtr,
rtiilv
bnivlntKl
hv
the
court,
cif
th
r-state
of
Coree
Nelson,
othpr-vtp-
knm
m
Oeorwc
NiIksom.
wo
"-A
t
(i"wr
Cov
B.C.
on
t'.ie
29lh
day
of
March.
1950.
I
n-nulrr
rredltora
and
others
having
claim
against,
the
said
estate
tn
send
th;
same
to
me.
properly
verified,
at
the
Kddre.w
mentioned
below
ofi
r
beforr
the'
SlRt
dav
of
July.
1950.
after
mhlch
date
I
Ehall
proceed
to
dlb-trlbute
the
ejitnte
to
those
entitled
by
law.
havtne
recard
only
to
such
'-.htms
of
which
I
shall
then
have
been
notified.
weddings.
Fifty
dollars
is
quite,
a
Jolt.
Anyway,
a
weddlnjt
is
supposed
to
be
more
Joyful
than
mournful.
We
prefer
listening
for
a
few
minutes
to
passim?
cars,
following
the
ceremony.
"Chicken
In
the
Rough-To
Take
Out
Phone
868
for
reservations
Pi;"
'
X,
-lit
V
...
Nuisance
wiih
a
Philips
And
furthrr
take
notice
that
a!!
rersns
Indebted
to
said
estate
are!
than
to
be
aroused
about
three
required
to
pay
their
Indebtedness
tot
a.m.
to
listen
for
a
few
hours
to
me
forthwith
the
barks
and
yelps
of
restless
dogs.
At'tomatic
Defros
'
PATtTD
st
Prince
Ri'oert,
B.C..
thl
14th
day
of
Jine.
1B50
OORDON
FRASEH
FORBES,
Official
Admlnl-trator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
ter.
Just
plug
itin
the
wall,
adjust
the
Defrosting
cycn
and
your
worries
ore
over.
For
free
Jcm
R.
E.
Mortimer
1
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR1
'
onslration
sec
-IMRKR
MI.E
v-4;.is
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
(he
Minister
of
Forests
at
Victoria.
B.C.
i
not
later
than
11
am.
on
th'
lMh
day
of
AinniFt.
190.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X-47S0S.
to
cut
a.KHO
(MM
Ihii
of
Henlock.
Balsam.
Snmce.
and
Cedar
on
the
west
shore'
of
KUdala
Arm.
south
of
Indian
Reserve
No.
4.
Range
4
Coast
Land
Dlsr
rlct.
Plve
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
I
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
I'orester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
I
(149!
and
mum
Plumbing
Heating
Graduation
Photos
'
Call
at
CHANDLER'S
STl'DIO
216
4th
St.
t
Ph.
Green
389
Open
evenings
by
appointment
"
Available
at
Hardware,
Paint
Sto
rcs'ani
lcm
t
er
Dealers
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
l