HIPWI.HIIW"Tnm-l
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
January
23,
1951
(f
All
Female
Play
Grim
Production
Police
Court
At
Hospital
Assistant
To
C.N.
Head
Dies
i
i.
i.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Broadway
occasionally
sees
plays
with
all
',
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
and
city
police
court
visited
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
to
haar
I
MONTREAL
G.
W.
V.
Shaw
V
feminine
casts,
but
they
ie
,
assistant
to
the
president,
Can-
allv
on
the
comedy
side,
sue
ri.
ri
I
the
evidence
of
Anthony
McDon-
U1CU
!
,
-
r...i
i
adian
National
Railways
-
IM
Wf
aid
in
uie
case
in
ijuxne
iviuuay
5S
.
I
last
night
In
the
western
divi
Clare
Booth
Luce's
"The
en"
which
had
a
good
run
a
few
LeBlanc
charged
following
a
..m7
traffic
incident
on
Christmas
p
flip
sion
of
the
Montreal
General
hospital.
He
was
in
his
fifty-j
Eve
when
McDonald
and
two
I
other
men.
were
allegedly
struck
I
on
Hays
Cove
Avenue
by
a
car
Tropicanas
Are
Here!
$4-98
Sizes
1
2
through
44
sixth
year.
Mr.
Shaw
was
born
In
Worces
years
back.
The
latest
all-feminine
play
however
is
completely
in
the
opposite
mood.
Newly-arrived
on
Broadway,
"The
House
of
Bci-narda
Alba'
'is
a
drama
of
a
do
G3
driven
by
LeBlanc.
McDonald
has
been
in
hospital
ever
since
receiving
treatment
for
injuries.
Ths
charge
against
LeBlanc
i-
i-
i.i.
'
r
.v-i
tershire.
England,
and,
after
experience
in
chartered
accountants'
and
legal
offices,
he
entered
the
service
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Railway
In
1916
in
the
general
passenger
department
at
mineering
mother
and
her
five
(
v
w
v
m
r
,
t
-
frustrated
daughters,
a
story
oi
Spain
50
years
ago.
As
the
new
presentation
of
the
American
National
Theatie
one
that
has
never
been
laid
in
Prince
Rupert
before
is
that
he
unlawfully
did
drive
a
motor
vehicle
on
a
highway
without
rea
Montreal
and
acted
as
secretary
to
the
passenger
traffic
manager
and
in
other
capacities
until
late
In
a
scintillating
array
of
colors
and
styles
sonable
consideration
for
ether
"Bernarcia
Alba"
is
a
grim
production.
It
does
not
seem
likely
to
attract
more
audiences
than
IP
Cartoon
News
i
those
small
groups
who
support
the
usual
art
movements.
persons
using
said
highway.
T.
W.
Brown
is
defending
LeBlanc.
The
case
stands
adjourned
lcr
eight
days.
HIGH
LIVING
ENDS
Henry
Ripka,
21-year-old
Montreaier,
surrendered
to
police
and
returned
nearly
half.
of
$10,000
which
he
took
from
a
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
branch
where
he
was
employed
as
a
teller.
He
used
some
$5,000
to
finance
a
tour
of
United
States
cities
with
a
chum
but
got
bored
with
high
living
and
decided
to
return
home
and
give
himself
up.
(CP
PHOTO)
p.m.
-
a
p.m
1
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
in
1922.
Upon
the
formation
at
that
time
of
the
Canadian
National
organization,
he
Joined
the
staff
of
the
chairman
and
president
and,
after
experience
as
assistant
chief
clerk
in
that
office,
was
made
assistant
secretary
to
the
president.
When
the
board
of
trustees
took
office
in
1934,
he
was
appointed
secretary
to
the
chairman
of
trustees,
and
in
October,
1936,
was
promoted
to
chief
clerk
to
the
chair
STARTS
TOWORtfW
I
TODAY
ONLY
I
written
Dy
rreaerico
uiiiciu
Lorca,
a
distinguished
Spanish
dramatist
who
was
killed
by
Fascists
In
1936,
the
play
presents
a
harsh,
morose
and
brooding
story
of
Senora
Bernarda.
With
her
five
marriagable
daughters
confined
almost
like
prisoners
in
small,
austere
rooms
arranged
like
cells,
she
rules
with
a
hand
i
"M0,NTANX
Journal
Spurns
Bulletin
Deal
!
i
Plumbing
&
Heating
fl
lilt
25
YEARS
AGO
man
and
president.
Two
years
Arena
Deal
Not
Favored
"-cnelor
cousin,
sunpllet
pi-of
comedy
which
is
interspf-with
catchy
j.ongs,
plus
dan
dance
.sequences
featuring
I
Neagle
and
Michael
Wilding
later.
Mr.
Shaw
was
named
as-!
Delightful
British
Film
January
22,
1926
An
electrician
and
a
from
the
Radiotelegraph
Ser
sistant
secretary
of
the
company
and
was
appointed
assistant
to
of
iron.
The
reason
Senora
Ber-
i
nardo
gives
for
this
suppression
is
they
must
remain
In
strict;
mourning
?
for
eight
years
for
EDMONTON
The
management
of
the
Edmonton
Journal
announced
yesterday
it
had
not
bought
the
Edmonton
Bulletin
which
suspended
publication
on
Saturday.
The
Journal
said
it
had
been
offered
the
Bulletin
several
vice
vi
wumua
aruveu
at
oitiue-
Jamea
H.
1tlompsn
Kate
en
luute
iu
ijt'au
iree
i-uiui
mu
ianici.
ivuty
Lime
in
iviaiai,
wuu,,
;
business
man
who
enters
pital
about
a
week
ago,
k
ing
a
good
recovery.
He
k
A
proposal
made
to
the
city
president
In
August
1945.
council
recently
by
a
joint
com-'
Mr.
Shaw
assisted
Rt.
Hon.
mittee
of
the
Civic
Centre
Asso-
David
Lloyd
George
for
the
dura-ciation
arena
committee
and
the
tion
of
his
Canadian
and
United
Canadian
Legion
that
the
city
states
tour
In
1923
In
a
secretar-trade
property
on
the
waterfront
ial
capacity,
adjacent
to
the
new
Canadian
(
He
was
a
member
of
the
Legion
building
as
a
site
for
the
Thistle
Curling
Club,
Kanawaki
proposed
curling
and
skating
Ool
Ciub
and
Canadian
Railway
arena
was
turned
down
by
last
club
of
Montreal.
better
and
expects
to
bt
s
soon.
tu
uuuveiu
biie
I'aiiMiuuti
uiei-j
;
in
uus
"6
nnw.
...
j
to
the
uapitoi
liieatre
uus
wea-from
sparks
to
continuous
wave,
ily,
sister
becomes
enemy
of
sis-,
ne;jCiay
and
Tiiursoay
ts
a
de-
iter
and
eventually
the
whols
,
lihtful
entertainment
which
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Charles
j
household
is
one
of
bitterness
aRam
co-stars
Britain's
most
was
taken
off
the
pontoons
at
1
.that
threatens
to
explode
any
j
popular
romaViUc
team,
Anna
the
drydock
yesterday
afternoon
second.
And
it
does,
ending
in
a
NeaKle
and
Michael
Wildini;.
to
make
way
for
the
Canadian
shooting
and
a
suicide.
j
Supporting
their,
are
Peter
Gra-
times,
the
last
time
only
last
week.
B.C.
The
funeral
service
will
take
place
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
in
Wrays
Funeral
chap-
Relief
lief
lot
I
Fast
Farmer,
which
is
going
up
lor
i
MOURNING
WOMEN
es.
Nicholas
'
Ptupps,
wlio
also
RIECUMATIC
PAT
DuU
weariMnw
ache-
hrs
J
cleaning
and
painting.
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
CRANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith
&Elkins
ltd.
PO.
Box
274
ora
jokili
ind
mutrlci,
in
din
J
night
s
meeting
of
the
city
coun-
;
cil
on
recommendation
of
the
finance
committee.
j
Following
was
the
report
of
the
rura
By
I
empitlon
I
1-K-Li.Mb
fmri
report
frnuine
nliel
in
24
In
;
Mr.
Shaw
is
survived
by
his
;
el,
the
Rev.
Dr.
Malcolm
Camp-wife,
the
former
Edith
Foster,
of
bell,
minister
of
the
First
Pres-Ottawa;
a
sister,
Mrs.
Dorothy
byterian
Church,
officiating.
In-Hocklng,
of
Martinez,
Calif.,
and
terment
will
be
in
Mount
Royal
a
brother
Harold
G.,
of
Milner,
cemetery.
The
Kelly
Logging
Compajiy
headquarters
camp
at
Loan
In
T-R-C'i
Uxiir,
fet
lh
nlirl
m
J
.
:L.I
All
J
n
tonismi
ab
urugxiM,
nc
UM
llX
Naturally
in
a
drama
of
this!
wrote
the
screenplay,
and
Thora
type,
where
there
are
no
men
on
Hii
d.
j
stage
for
contrast,
there
Is
a
Ire-
I
Produced
m
technicolor,
the
;
mendous
anxiety
and
burden
on
I
Ray
romantic
comedy
tells
how,
an
all-feminine
cast.
They
do
ltj
the
Impoverished,
but
irrepes-l
in
the
style
of
Greek
tragedy,
j
sible
Michael
Wilding
inherits
a
even
to
the
point
of
opening
thejMayfair
fashu,:.
t.uc.n,
which
is
play
with
a
procession
of
mourn-1
managed
by
Anna
Nengle.
He
ing
women
weeping
for
the
death
falls
in
love
with
her.
But
the
of
the
father.
'
head
of
a
rival
establishment,
r
r
c
Dolor
HMiinc
a-Qniu
Anna
t.n
inin
finance
committee:
"Your
committ
reports
that
it
has
investigated
the
proposals
r
let
is
now
re-opening,
and
further
extensions
of
operation
ara
planned
for
this
season,
according
to
information
gained
from
the
Prince
John.
10
YEARS
AGO
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
ivanna
ironr
-.vo.
,
I
raxinou,
recently
several
inmressive
film
nerform.i
h'm.
and
secretly
plots
to
achiev-!
placed
before
the
council
by
the
Civic
Centre
Arena
committee
and
a
committee
representing
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
"The
property
or
land,
designated
as
the
first
parcel
which
the
Arena
Committee
has
suggested
be
acquired
by
the
city
is
assessed
at
$4810.
RETURNS
PREPARE
Loggers
from
the
Pacific
Mills
ances
in
Hollywood,
is
moving
tnis
end
and
ruin.
M':nuel-
H'JW
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
IVio
lattor
en-ins
u,-lth
PifflVPS
RiHl
0
Do
you
know
you
can
now
purchase
to-day's
NKWS
IIUKAI.K
to-day?
JONKS
NKWS
STAND
Papers
are
Ilown
lr-
1-nly
by
C
P
A.
camp
on
the
yueen
unanoU2
1
and
impressive
in
the
lirm,
dis-1
Anna
.,
at
the
same
time
pursues
Islands
have
donated
a
complete
i
ciplined
role
of
the
mother
.who
R.
F.
Mortimet
ambulance
to
the
Canadian
Red
324
2ndA.'e.
(Near
CP-
with
his
romantic
intentions
makes
amu.slng
screen
fare.
Nicolas
Phipos,
as
Michael's
Cross.
Loggers
of
the
T.
A.
Kelly,
.1.
R.
M
irgan
and
A.
P.
Allison
logging
companies
have
also
donated
one
ambulance
each.
-
is
determined,
to
cut
off
her
daughters
from
the
world
especially
from
men.
Helen
Craig
and
Ruth
Ford
are
excellent
as
two
of
the
daughters.
But
it
is
an
unhappy,
disagreeable
play,
more
suited
to
drama
festivals
where
audiences
are
in
the
mood
for
serious
study
of
theatrical
subjects.
Have
a
Good
Meal!
NEW
"The
property,
designated
as
the
second
parcel,
which
the
local
branch
of
the
Legion
has
suggested
be
exchanged
for
the
first
parcel
is
assessed
at
$5300.
Certain
encumbrances
owing
on
this
property
bring
up
the
valuation
i
to
approximately
$5560.
j
"The
difference
between
the
Leonard
Douglas
has
bfcn
elected
chief
councillor
at
Green
BAPTONE
The
Wonder
Wall
Paint
valuation
of
the
two
parcels
is,
therefore,
$750.
"Both
properties
are
at
present
ville,
Naas
River
village.
Othar
ouncillors
are
Fred
McKav,
George
Mlartin,
Samuel
Tait,
Stanley
Wilson,
Albert
Stevei'S
and
Jonah
Gray.
Compensation
To
$1.50
a
quart
$4.95
a
gallon
CITY
:
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd
IT'S
A
CONTINENT
The
area
of
the
mainland
of
Australia
is
estimated
at
2,048,306
miles.
Actually,
Kieniger
says,
he
was
known
to
the
Nazis
as
a
half-Jew.
He
spent
the
last
years
of
the
second
world
war
in
a
conce.i-!
tration
camp.
j
Koeniger
estimates
60
per
cent
of
the
3,500,000
men
and
Women
sterilized
by
the
Nazis
betwe'i
I
lf?.3
and
1945
were
women.
Horror
Victims
By
HANS
NEUERBOURG
Phone
Blue
92
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
-:..
D;
ON
QUALITY
GOOf
CAOfV&
8ZO
IVCwrpM.HWAil.m.frw.'lne.
I
C1M
rilV-CO
ALL
THE
YtAK
I
What
did
It
say
on
the
sign,
pop?
MUNICH,
Germany
(AP)
Thousands
of
Germans
sterilized
by
the
Nazis
have
organized
to
demand
compensation
and
to
light
any
future
attempt
at
compulsory
sterilization
law.
taxable.
The
present
loss
in
taxation
should
the
arena
proposal
be
followed
is
approximately
$400
per
year.
This
is
on
land
alone.
If
any
future
improvements
were
added,
the
taxable
loss
will
De
progressively
greater.
"Your
committee
does
not
recommend
that
this
transfer
be
approved
for
the
following
rea-,
sons:
"(1)
The
values
of
the
two
I
parcels
are
not
equitable.
I
"(2)
The
second
parcel
is
cov-I
ered
by
agreement
of
sale
from
1
the
City
to
the
Canadian
Legion
and
under
specific
terms
approved
by
the
ratepayers.
"(3(
The
Civic
Centre
Association
has
not
received
or
approved
the
report
and
proposals
of
the
arena
committee.
,
"Your
committee
recommends:
Many
couples
were
divorced
he-cause
one
partner
was
sterilized,
Koeniger
said.
There
have
been
reports
of
some
cases
where
fertility
was
restored,
but
Koeniger
said
Feature
Fish
In
New
Stamp
The
organization
claims
3,50!),-
ROUND
That
is
what
our
business
depenaVoa
We
do
not
believe
in
a
high
mark
up
in
order
to
make
cut
prices
later.
Dispersal
Plan
To
Avoid
Bombs
0C0
people
were
sterilized
by
lJailoriiuj
for
)
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
;
LING
t
the
tailor
opposed
personally
any
new
op
Hitler,
in
his
efforts
to
"purify"
eration
performed
oh
him
even
if
it
would
lead
to
the
"master
race."
There
are
more
than
2,000
in
the
new
"Central
Association
of
i
OTTAWA
The
fisheries
will
be
emphasized
in
Canada's
new
one
dollar
postage
stamp
The
color
will
be
dark
blue
and
the
date
of
release
will
be
February
1.
This
announcement
is
made
by
the
Postmaster
General,
Hon.
Mr.
Rinfret.
The
central
motif
of
the
design
displays
a
fisherman
in
open
boat
hauling
In
his
net.
The
border
shows
a
number
of
varieties
of
fisheries
products
important
in
the
Canadian
economy,
i
x
LONDON
((f)
A
plan
to
disperse
part
of
Britain's
population
and
essential
armament
industries
through
Commonwealth
territories
that
are
relatively
safe
Phone
849
;
220
Sixth
St
"Should
the
Civic
Centre
A:
Sterilized
People
in
West
Germany"
and
more
are
joining
every
week.
Chairman
Bruno
Koeniger
says
thousands
of
others
are
deterred
from
joining
by
feelings
of
embarrassment.
Kccnigci''s
association
demands
equal
recognition
with
concentration
camp
prisoners
and
war
veterans
as
deserving
public
as
sociation
from
atomlc
attack
Is
proposed
approve
the
financing
by
Sir
Clifford
Heathcote-Smith.
Consistent
Value
and
Good
Service
has
stood
the
test
of
time.
JOHN
BULGER
JEWELLERS
I
Luxury
Steamer
deputy
chairman
of
the
Council
for
the
New
Era
of
Emigration.
Sir
Clifford
In
a
letter
to
the
and
constiuction
of
an
arena,
that:
"(1)
The
Association
purchase
the
required
lands
from
its
reserve
funds.
France
Revives
Maginot
Line
sistance.
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asks
a
life-term
pen
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be
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of
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gravest
and
most
ur-granted
to
the
Association
as
gent
for
the
Commonwealth
to
long
as
such
land
is
held
solely
decide.
on
his
tour
of
inspection
in
Europe,
was
asked
by
France
to
examine
the
Maginot
Line.
Officers
by
the
Association
for
the
erec-'
The
council
contends
that
the
tion
of
an
arena.
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strength
or
even
the
survival
of
feel
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become
a
very
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and
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depend
on
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in
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although
Germany
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for
all
sterilization
victims.
At
its
first
public
meeting
in
Munich,
the
assoication
declared
its
intention
to
oppose
any
future
attempt
to
compel
sterilization
for
any
reason
even
though
"medically
justified."
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could
control
the
application
of
such
a
law?"
aske.l
Koeniger.
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sterilization
Hollywood
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then
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,
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the
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from
Britain
CITY
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OFFICE
PRINCE
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RUPERT,'
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when
everything
depends
out
"undesirables,"
and
that
lis
on
a
situation
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Four
Oltawa
engineers
of
the
Geodetic
Survey
branch
of
the
Department
of
Mines
and
Technial
Surveys
are
now
on
their
way
from
Ottawa
to
the
northern
boundary
of
British
Columbia
and
Alberta.
There
many
refugees
and
displaced
persons
at
present
scattered
throughout
Western
Europe.
In
the
younger
countries
overseas,
they
would
become
an
Incalculable
asset
to
the
whole
free
world.
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OPPONENTS
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'Em
Up!
are
four
in
the
party,
headed
by
IV
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Warren
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month
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nomas,
professor
ot
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will
be
sDent
makine
a
nrecLse
economics
at
University
College
Ine,
rat-King,
Lraung
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The
proposal,
he
added,
would
.
undermine
the
very
foundations
of
the
Atlantic
Treaty.
"Imagine
the
effects
on
the
United
States
and
the
nations
of
Western
Europe,"
said
Prof.
Thomas.
"Does
anyone
seriously
'hink
that
th1?
rule
s
cf
Russia
would
hold
back
because
the
British
Commonwealth
was
redistributing
Its
population?"
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Britain's
destiny,
he
insisted,
Shipping
and
General
survey
and
placing
ground
mark-
i
Cardiff,
described
Sir
Clifford's
ings
along
the
boundary.
All
this
proposal
at
"unconvincing
and
-
Cartage
and
Storage
is
necessary
in
view
of
the
In-
i
unrealistic."
creasing
demands
for
mineral!
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is
an
extraordinary
polcy
and
oil
leases.
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security
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a
mere:
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