r
PrinCe
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
13,
1950
Reds
Announce
War
Bill
Cut
CFPR
Another
Attack
On
Brinks
Succeeds
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
Olivia
DeHavilland
Best
Actress
of
1949
B.C.
Exciting
Living
Place
OlhiadeHftt
(Subject
to
Change
IMphiiicli
mutpiMjC
wuivM'vnui
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BERLIN
it
Russia
announced
;
a
sharp
cut
in
East
Germany's
war
preparations
bill
The
news
.
touched
off
a
big
Communist
propaganda
campaign
extolling
Soviet
"generosity
and
helpful-ne.s."
Anti
-
Communists
ana
Allied
officials
labelled
the
cut
as
an
empiy
gesture
and
"phony
bookkeeping"
aimed
at
countering
the
recent
announcement
that
occupation
controls
would
,
be
relaxed
in
Western
Germany.
British
Columbia,
a
province
of
sagebrush,
rolling
hills,
mountains,
great
rivers
and
lakes,
whose
resources
have
hardly
been
scratched,
is
destined
to
become
one
of
the
most
exciting
places
to
live
in,
declared
J.
W.
K.
Melville,
on
the
executive
council
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
THURSUAT
P
M
4:00
CBC
Opera
Stars
4:15
Stock
Quotations
&
Int.
4:30
Adventure
Story
4:45
Western
Five
5:00
Here
and
There
5:15
Tale
of
Toronto
5:30
Keyboard
Console
5:45
Young
Man
With
a
Song
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Canada
at
Work
6:15
English
Favourite
THOMPONVILLE,
Conn.
CP
Four
gunmen,
their
faces
hiil-iUn
behind
gas
masks,
slugged
pnd
robbed
three
Brinks
guards
of
$15,000
In
the
pay
room
of
the
Bigelow
and
Sanford
carput
factory.
The
men,
all
believed
to
b"
armed
with
shot
guns,
apparently
escaped
in
an
automobile
after
they
tied
the
Hiurds.
January
17
"a
band
of
masked
gunmen
held
up
the
Prinks
Inc.
offices
In
Buaton
and
escaped
with
$1,700,000
in
ci.sh
and
cheques.
MIRIAM
HOPKInI
CAPITOL
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p.m.
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Canadian
Cavalryman
Honored
in
England
MOTTISTONE,
I.-le
or
Wh-.ht
K-Hie
Bishop
of
Portsmouth
yesterday
dediea'ed
a
memorial
to
the
late
Lord
MoUistone,
leader
of
a
Canadian
Calvary
brigade
In
the
first
World
War.
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
The
Inside
Story
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
CBC
Round
Table
8:30
Record
Album
9:00-
tiuy
Rhythm
9:30
CBC
Vancouver
Concert
Orchestra
10:00-
-CBC
News
10:10
CBC
Ntws
10:15
Focus
10:30
Winnipeg
Drama
-11:00
Weather
Report
11:04
Fish
Arrivals
11:16
Sign
off
FRIDAY-A.M
7:00
Musical
Ccl
8:00
CBC
New
Bob
Hope
Wants
To
Fnd
Contract
TTOl'YWOOD
(P-'Bob
Hope
want.i
to
bo
released
from
a
SI1?
.000
w:.-k!y
radio
cuntiaet-Ih
t
lia.
four
more
years
to
run.
The
comedian
disclosed
thU
he
las
asked
Lever
Brothers
to
let
him
go
after
lie
completes
this
rca.--on
June
13.
The
beef?
Th
rpiii-or
won't
let
him
tape
record
his
.show.
Learn
to
Dance
Expert
Instruction
in
Fox
Trot,
Waltz
Jive,
Rhumba,
Tanuo
I'ltlVATK
LKS.SON3
Hours:
Mon.
Thru
Frl.
4:30-10
pin
Saturdays
2:30
-
8
p
in.
.
For
appointments
GREEN
4'J1
Mary
MaeDonald,
Director:
PRINCE
RUPERT
tremendous
stride
of
progress
ol
basic
industries
was
noted,
the
speaker
said.
In
1941,
production
was
220
million.
In
1049,
It
.sprang
to
703
million.
He
pointed
out
that
secondary
industries
in
this
province,
sjch
as
manufacturing
have
to
b"1
duly
devloped
so
that
the
province
can
manufacture
most
of
her
proo
ucts,
if
she
so
wishes
to
reach
hei
ultimate
destiny.
The
speaker
was
introduced
bi
Frank
Skinner
and
thanked
r
A.
M.
Hurst.
and
publicity
agent
for
the
Home
Oil
Company
at
Vancouver,
who
spoke
to
members
of
the
Gyro
Club
at
a
luncheon
in
the
Civic
Centre
yesterday.
With
'a
rapid
interesting
talk,
he
skimmed
over
100
years
of
B.C.
history,
which
he
called
"immediate
history,"
and
explained
to
members
that
recent
discoveries
lead
geologists
to
believe
tha'..
one
time
about
30
to
40.000
year:;
ago-
nn
oriental
race
inhabit.
U
British
Columbia.
He
gave
an
account
of
domination,
of
this
western
coast
by
Spaniards,
Russians,
Americans
and,
finally,
by
the
British,
whose
strong
influence
was
through
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company.
Phases
of
development
in
this
province
make
a
glorious
romance,
he
said.
He
paid
tribute
to
the
young
Scots
which
left
their
country
and
built
the
foundation
on
which
the
present
great
province
stands.
Speaking
of
population,
he
said
that
100
years
ago,
B.C.'s
population
was
less
than
200.
Figures
now
stand
at
1,114.000.
Last
year,
he
continued,
5000
people
came
to
live
in
this
province
and
an
additional
4,000
are
expected
to
settle
here
this
year.
The
economy
of
this
province
sprang
from
agriculture
and
the
gold
rush
In
the
late
80's,
Mi.
Melville
stated.
In
the
last
seven
or
ten
years,
a
formerly
of
Arthur
DAHCE
STUD
Ruth
Itoman,
Hollywood's
busiest
actress,
next
to
be
seen
in
"Barricade"
for
Warner
Bros.,
goes
immediately
into
a
starring
role
in
"Lightning
Strikes
Twice"
at
the
same
studio.
Look
for
her
in
U.S.
Pictures'
"Kock
Bottom."
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
3:15
Morning
Song
8:3U
Music
loi
Mudfli.s
H:
45
Little
Concert
9:00
-
BBC
News
and
Comfy
H:
15
Mominn
oevotioiu
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Famous
Voices
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harris
1C:
15
Carson
Robison
i
travellers
have
i
state
of
siege,
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
hOUS
Manufacturers'
A;ent
riione
632
P.O.
We
carry
a
representative
stock
of
DL'iiTBANfc
for
your
convenience-Control
dust
and
germs,
protect
your
men
lum;
clothing
and
your
health
with
Oenuinc
UUHTBANE
ing
Compounds.
Use
it
daily.
I
reported.
j
:
They
said
the
jewel
encrusted!
I
gold
image
of
Our
Lady
of
Los
!
Dr.
11.
W.
Ball,
manager
of
the
Cellulose
division
of
the
Celanesc
j
Corporation
cf
America,
New
i
York,
and
D
O.
Stenstrom,
tim-
bcr
consultant
from
Vancouver
;
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
"Prince
j
George
yesterday
on
one
of
their
I
periodical
visits
to
local
opera-I
lions.
i
-
-
-
-
-
-
12:
If.
-CBC
rews
i
12:25-
Prug.
Resume
12:30
EC
Farm
Broadcast
:
12:55
-Recorded
Interlude
t
1:00-C"iicert
Hour
'
I
2:00
B.C.
School
Broadcast
'
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Needlepointcrs
1
3:00
-The
Music
Box
Statue
Theft
Causes
Siege
"
Angeles
war.
stolen-Friday
from
10:30
Melody
Time
!
the
basilica
at
Cartago,
20
miles
1:-A
.
,
..
11
-(Ml
Kinriprnnrtpn
if
Hip
Air
Duslhane
Sisal
fur
l.inolciiMi
1
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southeast
of
San
Jose.
The-
11:15Roundup
Time
PANAMA
0
The
daring
l'"n"
,uulu"
"1C
11:30
Weatner
Report
theft
of
the
million
dollar
status
t0
lbs.
5.45
70
Ihs
150
lbs.
9.95
2011
lbs.
250
lbs
15.60
300
lbs.
IMMEDIATE
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for
all
your
cleaning
&
Janitor
supplies,
n
Brushes,
Mops,
special
type
waxes,
Disinfectant's.
1'
Cleaning
Crystals,
Powdered
Soap.rU'.
Restaurant
Supplies
a
Specialty
watchman.
t
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Messie
Period
of
Costa
Rica's
patron
virgin
than
Rewards
totalling
more
-n-Rec.
Int.
has
brought
Ihc
little
Central
$600,000
have
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offered
by
in-
!
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
American
country
to
a
virtual
dividuals
and
business
houses.
12:00
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each
iht
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voue
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