jjHopalong
Cassidy
Besieged
Prince
Kupeit
Uuity
ife.
Thursday,
June
21,
1951
Montreal
Woman
Active
at
WO
On
V
uy
owarm
or
young
Admirers
It
seemed
like
there
were
a
million
nf
thom
!
Prince
Rupert
boys
and
girls-who
gwarmed
around
j
the
struggling
figure
of
William
("Hop-a-long
Ca-sidy")
Boyd
when
he
stepped
from
the
gangplank
t
of
the
Chilcotin
Wednesday
afternoon.
.
There
was
pushing,
there
were
,
.
,
calls
of
"Here
Hoppy"
"Stick
L
,
"Em
Up,"
and
"Where's
y0Ur
!
dollarK
icramble
c,oln'
and
there
wai
8
mad
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Oo.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
"and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910.
Phones
60
a(nd
68
Short
Newsprint
Hitting
Alaska
ANCHORAGE
The
Anchorage
Times
states
it
has
been
obliged
to
suspend
further
publication
of
the
weekly,
"Forty-Ninth
Star,"
The
Anchorage
Times.will
also
reduce
circulation
and
advertising
lineage.
This
Is
because
of
newsprint
shortage.
The
Star
was
a
weekly
tabloid.
The
Times
has
a
sixteen
day
supply
of
newsprint
left.
MONTREAL
P
Mrs.
Sara
FVldman,
a
resident
of
Montreal
for
the
last
60
years,
proudly
eelebrated
her
99th
birthday,
but
her
son,
Dr.
S.
H.
Feldman,
a
dentist
here
says
it's
her
100th.
Mrs.
Feldman
says
she
doesn't
remember
the
exact
date
of
birth
in
her
native
land
of
Russia,
but
she
does
know
that
she
has
had
a
long
and
happy
life.
She
lives
with
her
daughter,
who
is
partially
paralyzed,
in
the
Montreal
Hebrew
Old
People's
Mexican
Jobless
In
Golden
State
Are
Hot
Issue
By
RALPH
DIGHTON
EL
CENTRO,
Calif.
(AP)
They're
harvesting
a
new
crop
in
the
Imperial
Valley
this
year
"hot
potatoes."
California
has
no
monopoly
on
the
crop.
California
farmers
want
to
see
some
Texans
get
their
fingers
burned,
too.
The
"hot
potatoes"
are
Mexican
border
Jumpers.
Their
presents
on
this
side
of
the
line
has
become
a
national
political
issue,
almost
too
hot
to
handle.
'
Hungry
and
jobless
in
Mexico,
they
swim
across
canals
and
streams
at
unguarded
border
points.
They
arrive
here
with
nothing
but
the
wet
clothes
on
South
Seas
Not
Idyllic
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canadian
Prow
Correspondent
AUCKLAND,
N
Z.
Remember
those
South
Sea
Inlands
of
fiction
where
a
kindly
nature
provides
everything
that
U
needed
for
human
Hf
and
the
inhabitants
Ira
under
trees
while
the
food
falls
into
their
mouths?
Another
blow
to
the
fiction
of
an
earthly
paradise
has
been
.dealt
by
the
New
Zealand
water-lront
strike
which
has
shown
that
the
South
Sea
Islands
of
the
present
day,
at
any
rate,
are
as
dependent
on
overseas
trade
as
the
rest
of
the
world..
Travellers
returning
by
the
first
vesael
to
visit
many
of
thu
islands
for
months
repurt
des
Horse,'
and
Hoppy,
the
idul
of
many
western
movie-goers,
.
eraaked
back:
I
"Stop
pushing
or
I'll
smash
1
someone
In
the
nose."
r
HAD
TO
FIGHT
8ume
of
the
children
even
got
slightly
hurt
in
their
enthus-iasm
to
gain
possession
of
the
souvenirs.
Ralph
Wieck
said:
"I
got
a
PREPAREE
BUSTARD
Aim
ne
looked
like
he
meant
n
iuo
ior
a
snort
wnile.
anv
way-unti!
his
slam
face
broke
nT.
,
m'
D"1
sure
ma
10
and
Sheltering
Home,
which
is;
run
by
the
Federation
of
Jewish
j
Philanthropies.
j
Mrs.
Feldman
not
only
looks
after
her
79-year-old
daughter,
j
Mrs.
Clara
Weinstein,
but
also
helps
clean
the
room.
.
I
jmu
a.mile
and
he
chuckled
out
STEA.4ER
loud
The
movie
idol
was
dressed
in
Hoppy
waded
through
the
a.
ffrev
urinHhr-Kfllrep
ariH
u,...
:e:
Rupert
swarmmR
mass
of
voune
DBonie
,
.....,,
,
.
:
.
..
,
.
.
.
.'
i"0"
"i
vcii-Buiiuji
"""
t'uwmjv
nai
and
Into
tho
sh.rf
u,h.,-
i,
v,j!
:
..
their
backs.-
Union
lead-jrs
sav
food
shortages
brought
som
work
for
S3
a
weak
and
"mm
GOOD
TEMPLARS
MEET
8TOCKHOLM
(CP)
The
Inter-
perate
about
7
:
V."
""".dui
an
.tngush
cap.
v4
rrTflr-v
I?
h?ra,,mr,rf.re-l
Whfn
got
ba:k
on
the
.hip
bv
the
interruption
of!frHo!pi
ihpimi
SAXX
JT
FOR
oreanized
I110"1
rdr
ot
Good
TemP-
shipping
services,
and
islander!;
The
native
worker,
Va
ti
ouver
eagerly
rushing
the
ship
to
un-
by
the
AFL
National
Farm
WB
u
u
u
ce"le"Ty
il.
and
even
in
the
prosperous
city
cai;ed
a
strika.
Its
members
be-
,
baboi
in
arms
"This
happens
to
me
all
the
time,"
Hoppy
told
a
reporter,
"but
I
love
it.
Sure,
it's
a
little
9
dlichael
cr
suva.
caniLai
oi
tne
tin
......;
t,.,.,!,,,
..
.
,.
,
"
'
gall
aiicri.iiig
wci,uaina
(iiivi
Mil
Intear
mriliata
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
1
M.
:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
11HINKMY
MIDNKillX
l
.ixiiry
st
Low
Cost
VtM-
Hesnrvalluna
'
LAYS
A
MONSTER
ONASTEREVAN,
County
Kil-dare,
Ireland
CP)
A
Rhode
Is-lanrt
hen
nwnpd
hv
V
Muhpr
.
.:
group'
meat
waa
beins
801(1
only
turning
them
over
to
immigra-
t.
The
kids
love
it,
so
I
love
it."
j
twice
a
week.
In
tha
smaller
tion
authorities
The
Chilcotin
sailed
north-
,
islands
it
had
disappeared
en-
The
carload
shipments
of
veg-
Seamen
from
tne
Chilcotin,
jl.wards
and
officers
grinned
Mplrssly
as
the
mob
of
ehilu-f.rf
stormed
the
aproaches
to
the
-gangway,
,
When
the
Chllcctm
docked,
"hoppy"
wa
on
the
bridge,
waving.
Thvn
he
tossed
shower
alter
shower
of
gleaming
coins-aluminum
the
size
of
half-a-
y
P.t.-,o-n..re.
nuW
win
ureiy
irom
me
menu
except
etables
from
the
valley
Valley
this
this
ilnM
,
an
ppro-
-weiirhinfT
piahh
ii-ium
w:m
uie
Miip
nyxt,
satur-
j
where
traders
had
rationed
their
day,
when
the
cruise
ship
upends
stocks
ot
bully
beef
carefully.
season
are
only
about
a
third
of
ounces.
The
normal
weight
Is
what
they
werj
last
year.
two
ounces,
COTTOW
T-MMfl
i
i
"Why
pick
on
usv
the
grow-
several
hours
docked
in
I'rince
I
Flour,
potatoes,
eggs,
onions
Rupert.
jand
bread
were
also
in
exceed
Vrite
ur
Cull
M-X-Y
OR
DKl'OT
OWICE
rit-Jt
NUB
RUPERT,
B.C.
workers,
who
don't
belong
to
his
,
union,
are
strikebreakers,
and
:
ers
cried.
Texas
has
about'
150,000
wetbacks
and
nobody
does
anything
about
it.
We
have
4000
ingly
short
supply.
Sugar
is
.grown
in
vast
quantities
in'Fiji,
I
but
nowadays
the
islanders
in
0N
or
5000
wetbacks-
j
'jit
peanuts.
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
to
many
groups
depend
on
supplies
The
Texas
politicians
are
trying
refined
in
New
Zealand
andt0
make
California
thj
scape-shipped
from
there
and
some
!
goat."
(Subject
to
Cbange)
1
9-1!
1
f
1
1
u
t
I
1
ll
i
had
usen
no
sugar
for
n.onihs.
HOUSE
CONSIDERS
BILL
must
be
taken
out
of
the
area.
The
U.S.
labor
department
so
far
has
not
taken
any
action
to
send
them
away.
There
are
about
5,000
contract
workers,
Hasiwar
says,
plus
4000
or
more
wetbacks.
The
regular
year-around
workers
total
another
5,000,
of
which
Hasiwar
claims
2,000
as
members.
WH.D
WfcXCOME
The
small
trading
ship
Alex-!
ander
which
called
at
many
Islands
In
the
Fiji,
Samoa
and
Cook
group.-
on
the
first
tour
of.-
Now
pending
in
Congress
Is
a
bill
to
make
it
a
felony
to
employ
illegal
aliens
such
as
wetbacks.
It
was
Introduced
in
the
Senate
by
Allen
J.
Ellender,
Sr.,
of
Louisiana.
It
now
is
under
consideration
in
the
House.
Display
MOW!!
FORD'S
British
Built
CONSUL
Hasiwar
wants
recognition
of
his
union
as
bargaining
agent'
the
islands
since
the
strike
be-gan
early
this
year,
was
greeted
i
by
wildly
excited
islanders
who
for
all
the
workers
in
the
valley.
The
border
patrol
has
been
Most
workers
now
get
60
cents
unloaded
their
allocations
of.busv.
H
R.
Landnn
regional
supplies
In
record
time
and
then
!
immigration
director
in
Los
An-1
an
hour
plus
an
incentive
pre
THURSDAY
P.M.
3:30
Listeners'
Choice
4:00
The
Sunshine
Society
4:3020,000
Leagues
Under
the
Sea
4:45
Stock
Quotations
5:00
Int.
Comty.
5:10
The
Weston's
5:30
Intimate
Revue
5:45
Young
Man
with
a
Song
5:55
CBC
News
fi:00
"Canada
at
Work"
6:15
Vaughan
Monroe
and
Orchestra
0:30
Musical
Varieties
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
Radio
Cartoons
8:15
Points
cf
View
8:30
Tales
of
the
7
Seas
9:00
"Cameras
Ahoy"
rushid
the
island
stores
to
re-
gelea,
says
the
service
has
beenlm"1"
oi
20
to
21
cents
for
each
plenish
empty
larders.
)
ending
1,000
wetbacks
back
to
crate
they
fill.
Ha
is
striking
Penrhyn,
a
tiny
island
not
far!
Mexico
every
day.
Of
this
num-lfr
$1
an
hour
and
25
cents-a
south
of
the
equator,
is
typical
of
bei,
about
300
are
turned
over
to
trate.
The
fanners
say,
how-the
changing
habits
of
the
the
patrol
by
union
members.
ever-
th"t
current
rates
enable
islands.
j,
,
More
than
450,000
wetbacks
1
the
farm
workers
to
earn
$2
to
Before
the
war
the
natives
were
captured
on
the
four-stat-J
1
52.50
an
hour.
The
increase
lived
largely
in
traditional
border
(California,
Arizona,
New
would
make
the
pay
run
as
high
AT
during
the
peak
fashion
on
land
crabs,
coconuts,:
Mexico
and
Texas
last
year
and
as
$3
an
hour
fish
and
fruit,
but
American
oc-
sent,
back
to
Mexico.
More
thanof
tne
season,
cupatlon
during
the
war
chang-
235,000
of
them
were
captured
Bob
Parker
Ltd
FOltD
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ed
all
that.
The
islanders
have
in
California.
Landon
estimates
become
accustomed,
to
European
that
the
four-state
total
this
9:15
Greenville
Band
9:30
Vancouver
Concert
Oreh.
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
food,
and
they
rushed
the
Alex-
year
may
reach
800.000.
ander's
supplies
of
flour,
cheese,
Hank
Hasiwar,
-western
dir-sugar
and
meat
when
the
vessel
ector
of
the
farm
union,
also
is
arrived.
campaigning
for
removal
of
The
islands
will
be
rationing
Mexican
contract
workers
from
MODERN
.
PLUAiBING
In
wise
It-,
-vestment,
In
l(iffamly
health
and
home
s:ononvy.
Call
Blue
846
i
food
for
some
time
to
come
as
the
strike
area.
By
agreement
i
supplies
from
New
Zealand
are
between
Mexico
and
the
United
i
still
highly
problematical
owing
states,
they
must
be
paid
the
10:15
Cases
and
Cbases
..
10:30
Winnipeg
Drama
j
ll:oo
Weather
Report
and
i
Fish
Arrivals
'
FRIDAY
A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
i
8:00
CBC
News
j
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
to
the
continued
strike
by
sea-
current
wage
and
can't
be
used
men
in
support
ot
the
New
Zea-
to
break
a
strike.
Qualified
Steam
Boiler,
Refrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
All
Certified
Operators
Vie
build
Stacks,
Fire
Escapes
and
Tanks
all
sizes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
I
I
CANNED
F00
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$
fj
i
n
J
I
in
'
.
-
TACKLE
FOR
OLD
M
yjSjzH,
AND
YOUNG
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:
;
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SPINNERS
SINKERS
'
'
S'&U
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GUTTED
HOOKS
i
VOl
jAVIyNYLON
LEADERS
REELS
!
'
tirHtllSIl
'
'."ALL
HERE
-
Hasiwar
says
the
contract
land
longshoremen.
PLUvVBING
SaaesiicH
Some
relief
has
been
given
by
the
steamer
Matu,
which
has
taken
a
full
cargo
of
supplies
on
an-
emergency
mission
to
the
islands.
For
this
trip
the
Matu
was
manned
entirely
by
officers,
with
a
former
master
of
the
vessel
acting
as
a
deck
hand,
the
rest
of
the
crew
consisting
of
first,
second
and
third
officers,
f
V
'
lit
ft.
PkAMU
IfAAM
MVS
I
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam
s
June
8
and
22
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
S3.
Coquitlam,
June
15
and
29
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
368
9:00
BBC
News
and
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9:15
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for
Moderns
9:30
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Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
9:59
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Signal
10:10
Morning
Visit
1(1:15
The
Barry
Wood
Show
RUPERT
TOBACCO
STORE
3rd
Ave.
-
Opposite
Ormes
ALL
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and
PERIODICALS
TOBACCO
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Ii
m
10:30
This
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and
the
cooks
comprising
an
'office
clerk
and
a
purser.
mm
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
A
Man
and
His
Music
1:15
Roundup
Time
"
11:30
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Forecast
BILINGUAL
FINNS
One-tenth
of
the
population
of
Finland
speaks
Swedish,
the
second
official
language,
as
j's
mother
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12:25
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12:30
B.C.
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Broadcast
12:55
Rec.
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DENIMS
LADIES'
DUDE
JEANS
1:00
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2:00
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2:30
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at
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2:45
Do
what
you
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Ccmty.
3:00
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3:15
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,
3:30
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a
few
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before
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under
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Relief
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hands,
arms
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on
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of
the
condition
of
my
skin.
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being
home
for
a
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living
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on
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own
body,
no
one
on
mio
could
ever
possibly
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me
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