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Northwest"
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AAXIX,
NO.
82.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
:
APRIL
8,
1050
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ers
Called
For
New
ndia
Amid
or
Store
Building
fr
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j
Broken
Rail
Sends
nillfUL
OWIC
10
LU
UC
UUIlt
til
,y
goVt'l
pert.
The
site
is
on
the
north
side
of
Second
;ixthand
Seventh
Streets
west
of
the
Prince
Accord
Between
Two
utel.
Four
lots
comprise
the
site
measuring
1
feet
which
will
be
fully
occupied
by
a
mod-
ncr.
Irs
are
being
called
up
to
May
15.
lime
the
present
premises
on
Third
Stanley
Cu
Premiers
Is
Concluded
NEW
DELHI
(CP)
India
and
Pakistan
today
concluded
an
agreement
putting
an
end
to
bitter
strife
between
Hindus
and
Moslems
of
the
two
countries.
A
communique
announcing
the
agreement
was
issued
an
hour
after
Pakistan's
Prime
Minister,
Lia-quat
Ali
Khan,
departed
for
his
own
capital
at
Karachi
after
meeting
here
with
Prmie
Minister
Pandit
Nehru
of
India.
Details
of
the
agreement
were
not
made
known.
e
been
cui,iiua".
ITie
new
site
Is
louble
the
size.
Train
Off
Track
SIOUX
LOOKOUT,
On
t.
Several
persons
were
injured,
none
seriously,
when
a
Canadian
National
Railways
train
was
derailed-
early
yesterday,
by
a
broken
rail
near
here.
Senior
B
Basketball
Penticton
Wins
Over
Nanaimo
,
NANAIMO
0)
Penticton
VeU
last
night
defeated
Nanaimo
White
Owls
by
a
score
of
34
to
25
to
take
the
lead
in
a
two-game
total-point
seiics
for
he
British
Columbia
Senior
B
baskeball
lenders
are
also
be-
Maple
Leafs
Edge
Wings
feor
new
uqui
Terrace
a
no:
van-
sit
For
Duty
Deriding
Game
Tonight
Kan-tors
l.liminalf
Canadiens
TORONTO
i
CP)
-One
more
victory
over
Detroit
Red
Wings
tonight
suid
Torunto
Maple
Leafs
will
enter
the
final
of
the
Natl
nal
Hockey
League
play-offs
In
quest
of
their
fourth
straight
Stanley
Cup.
Going
Into
tonlght'3
.ixt.li
clash
of
their
semi-final
sereis,
the
Leafs
are
in
the
drlv-
:
Freakish
Weather
i
White
Easter
In
Maritimes
I
i
championship.
Second
game
of
J
the
finals
will
be
played
tonight.
Regular
Baptists
In
All
Day
Prayer
On
Good
Friday
morning,
thirteen
of
the
congregation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Regular
Bap
Board
Appears
One
Point
h'
r
rim
if
nff.
ftfY"'-t'.ffliiilfti.imipirflin
The
winner
of
this
series
will
play
Prince
Rupert
for
tha
British
Columbia
title.
iremen
DISTINGUISHED
COMPANY
Two
famous
Vict
oria
Cross
winners
of
the
First
Great
War,
who
enlisted
from
Prince
Rupert,
took
part
in
the
opening
last
Saturday
night
of
the
new
Canadian
day
session
of
re-
er'.s
neat
with
a
three
to
two
ad-icc
cross-cxamina-
vantaae
In
grimes.
i
Only
British
Columbia
Will
tist
Church
met
for
prayer
The
'
Legion
headquarters
here.
They
were
Col.
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C.,
D.S.O.,
who
is
seen
maklne
the
for-
Toronto
won
its
3rd
bv
i
.
'-...u
arbitration
victory
butlals,
ma,
0Dcnin
sn.,pch
.
Thp
ohairman
,
JamP,
i
.n
n.w-nt.
,.f
ih
rn.Hi
...
featingDertoit
2
toO
Thursday
,'
"
'
7;
,1.
-
"
",e
Ween
the
city
of
r'r
Baptist
Head
In
B.C.
Is
Coming
"
other
military
hero
seated,
nA
Col.
John
McGregor,
V.C
theme
for
the
day
was
Elijah's
,
Enjoy
Balmy
Touch
of
Spring
prayer
in
the
eighteenth
chapter"!
TORONTO
tCP)
A
southward
of
Arctic
air
Is
tc
going
.give
of
the
first
book
of
KUg3.
As
?"n?e
(Van
Meer
Photo)
;
and
its
Fire
Dc-
night.
Thursday
uilcr-
vvm,,
Elijah
had
prayed
that
God
'
"'c
i!
the
features
of
the
as
the
proposal
by
New
York
Rangers
went
into
the
final
with
a
three
to
nothing
vic
tory
over
Montreal
Canadians.
Winning
four
f.ames
to
one.
The
Rangers
will
meet
the
winners
of
Toronto
vs
Detroit
in
the
final.
Walter
Huston,
Actor
Passes
5
The
president
of
the
British
wouid
,et
lhe
people
Know
that
"
T
,
?
uc-irl"B
1
"ach
Tom
the
prairies
to
J
Columbia
Baptist
Convention,
He
was
lne
only
e
God
and
Rev.
Dr.
O..E.
Daniel,
will
visit
that
he,
E1Uahj
was
Hts
wltnebs
the
Atlantic
Coast,
officwl
5
Prince
RuDert
from
ADril
12
to
u,,
v...
weather
forecasters
say.
,iat
something
be
Sulletha
.1
bliift
duty
put
in
,
.
ttliu
otl
lailb,
1ITUI(,
A3
uuu
UdU
fYnl
V
wool
r.t
tho
Pnrtrloa
-z
the
April
24
and
will
speak
at
commanded
him
that
the
people
weathef
exp,cted
n
nuuxij
IUUI.UCUU
ii.uiaunjr
wouia
De
lurnea
DacK
to
Ood,
so
presenting
the
case
n,
explained
to
the
inff
wtt.h
thp
RPAsnn
Hus-
born
heart
HOIXYWOOD
Walter
ton,
noted
Canadian
screen
actor,
died
of
a
TORONTO
HAS
BIG
FIRE
ON
FRIDAY
ward
consisting
of
Dr.
Daniels
is
at
present
minister
of
the
West
Point
Grey
Bav.-tist
Church
In
Vancouver
whi's
he
Is
In
Canada
on
extended
fur-
home
attack
yesterday
in
his
those
asembled
made
this
their
.
'
B
cold
will
extend
intj
prayer
j
.
'the
northeastern
part
of
the
Uni-
The
sericj
between
song
scs-,
ted
state4-
sions
were
led
bv
Mr
.
Hlaoltahv
1
....
LEOPOLDS
KETUKN
DOUBTFUL
BRUSSELS
Premier-Designate
Paul
van
Zeeland
said
today
he
had
failed
to
form
a
government
to
bring
Leopold
III
back
to
his
throne.
He
hopos
to
complete
a
cabinet
by
Tuesday.
nold
nuiaana
and
M
m.u.
O
How-
mow-
,
.
.
iicre.
un
mursciay
re
naa
ccii-
f
h,
f
.,JU.i....
iw
Ihut
unHnr
llic
"
uiuwu
1119
mAijr-niAUl
Ulinui
lj
per,
mat
under
the
VK.i..
.hnn
fh
rv,
r.
,
,
...
lnutrh
lougn
from
irom
lv.
n.s
unrk
worn
in
in
the
me
Cfin-
van
.
.
'
ine
"OtSt
April
snowstorm
In
,
phose
a,,r.-on,
hvmm
..
m,
ail
firemen
are1
or(1
nian
and
other
ariioimna
v,-i
.
!
'
'
available
when
an
'buildings
were
destroyed.
in
Tornn,
Mr
HllBlnn
,t
in
II
Un
!
rr.
..j
more
man
n
years
aumpea
a
that
contributed
to
the
spirit
of
foot
0l
gnow
thfi
Nova
the
-
'
'
meetings.'
tia
coast
early
today
and
spread
At
noon
a
basket
luocluset,
by
lata
New
Bnuuwick
and
.Prinse
Mrs.
W.
Lund,
was
enjoyed
by,
Edward
Island.
adtan
Baptist
Mission
in
India,
i
He
Is
the
author
of
several
books
and
is
a
well
known
missionary
lecturer
iff
CSnida
"tflu
other
parts
of
the
world.
He
thousands
of
rscorcU.
were
d:-
6Urted
nis
sUtge
farcer
s
n
r
troyed
Damage
Is
estimated
at
cnd
man
,n
a
mlnSlnl
gnHW
t
all
chimney
blaze,
be
present
at
the
The
Weather
Man
promises
the
those
present-
brings
with
him
many
interest-!
art
said,
when
the
The
meeting
rjstrr.ed
In
the
Maritime
a
white
Easter.
Mo.?t
Massey
Hall
In
1900.
His
first
apoearance
In
New
York
as
a
legionalrre
in
"Julius
Caesar"
from
which
he
was
dismissed
m
are
out.
He
add-xtra
pay
is
allotted
THE
W
LATHER
Synopsis
afternoon
with
the
attendance
of
those
areas
had
a
Green
Christmas.
ing
curios,
moving
pictures,
and
the
world's
finest
set
of
slides
on
the
life
of
Christ.
He
will
hold
services
each
t:ight
increased
to
17.
During
the
first
session
in
the
afernoon
he
differ
Ni
preseiitiim
the
"Slight
bust
minute
difficulties,"
said
the
Social-Christian
supporter
of
the'exiled
monarch,
pre-'
vented
finishing
the
cabinet
line-up
he
had
expected
to
present
for
Regent
Prince
Charles
approval
at
noon
today.
?
NEW
ZEALAND
QUITS
MOSCOW
MOSCOW
D.
P.
Cosieiio'
New
Zealand's
charge
d'affaires,
announced
today
he
would
leave
Moscow
as
soon
as
he
had
completed
details
;
for
the
closing
of
his
country's
legation
there,
j
New
Zealand
announced
the
closing
of
its
legation
yesterday.
Frederick
Doidge,
minister
of
ex-
,
ent
departments
of
the
church
in
First
Baptist
Church
on
week
Southern
British
Columbia
is
because
he
forgot
his
lines.
He
at
the
very
edge
of
a
wide
bank
of
kept
on
his
stae
carer
and
ussettled
weavher
which
brought
later
went
Into
the
movies
in
tain
and
snow
this
morning
to
'which
he
achieved
fame..
His
most
of
the
west
while
Vancou-
last
triumph
was
in
"Treasure
Old
Country
nripathlzed
with
Mr.
nights
and
at
the
three
regular
iwork
were
especially
remembwed
kntion.
He
felt
that
f-
done
about
the
services
on
Sundays,
from
Aoril
;
ln
prayer-tne
ounaay
ecnooi,
12-24.
Sunbeam
and
Mission
Band
:
Football
cry
near
future.
classes,
Ladies
Mission
Circle,
Rs
began
Wednes-
classes,
Ladies'
Mislon
Circle,
and
in
city
council
f
brief
was
nre-
Hit
By
Train;
Two
Men
Hurl
of
Sierra
Madre"
in
which
he
won
an
Academy
of
Motion
Picture
Arts
and
Sciences
for
outstanding
achievement
in
a
supporting
role.
Mj.
Huston
interrupted
his
acting
career
for
several
years
and
became
a
civil
engineer.
OC
FOOTBALL
'.VV
English
League
First
Division
Aston
Villa
4,
Chelsea
0.
Blackpool
2,
Arsenal
1.
Charlton
.
Athletic
2,
,
Stoke
and
Junior
and
Senior
Young
People's
groups.
A
time
of
singing
and
Bible
reading
was
followed
by
the
lasi,
session
of
prayer.
tour
man
board
of
Furness
acted
as
Mr.
Brown
pre-
City
0.
"
vcr
and
Victoria
reported
clear
skies.
Seattle,
Spokane
and
San
Francisco
were
reporting
rain.
The
British
Columbia
coast
and
the
central
interior
seem
to
be
out
of
the
path
of
the
unsettled
weather.
Sunny
skies
are
forecast
lor
today
and
Easter
Sunday.
However,
frequent
cloudiness
and
a
few
Showers,
are
expected
to
drift
up
from
the
south
Into
the
valleys
of
the
southern
Interior
on
both
days.
Forecast
'
i
I
Two
employees
or
Columoia
jn
the
evening
a
larger
crowd
Cellulose
Co:
were
injured
0f
3g
assembled
to
see
colored
Thursday
as
they
were
struck
slides
of
the
Crucifixion
of
Christ
by
an
eastbound
C.N.R.
freight
shown
by
Pastor
Thoi
ce.
Follow-
train
which
was
pullin?
to
a1,
lhis
,ast
meeting
of
day
i
and
rebutted
much
we
put
forward
by
prtment.
The
cltv
Ministers',
MLA's
Salaries
Raised
an
Increase
of
2'2
fixed
by
the
con-
stop
at
Watson
Island.
Jacob;
the
,adies
o
the
cnurch
served
Hansen,
50.
suffered
a
crashed
refresnmenls.
right
leg
and
cuts
and
abra-i
M
in
1949.
e
city
offered
WINNIPEG
The
Manitoba
Legislature
on
Thursday
raised
the
sessional
indemnities
of
North
Coa.t
RegionMostly
sunny
but
occasionally
cloudy
with
ca.ssing
showers.
Remaln-
p
on
Page
Six
AL
TIDES
Everton
0,
Birmingham
City
0
tie).
Fulham
0,
Sunderland
3.
Huddersfield
Town
2,
Derby
County
0.
Manchester
City
1,
Burnley
0.
Middlesborough
2,
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
.-
Newcastle
United
5,
Liverpool
1.
Portsmouth
0,
West
Brofnwich
Albion
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1,
Manchester
United
1
(tie).
Second
Division
Blackburn
Rovers
3,
Grimsby
Town
0.
Bradford
0,
Southampton
0
(Tie).,
j
Brentford
1,
Sheffield
United
10.
AprU
9,
1950
Put
Sell
In
God's
Shoes
I
ALLENTOWN,
Pa.
(CP)
-A
man
the
state,
claimed
had
stepped
"into
the
shoes
of
God"
to
kill
slons.
He
was
admitted
to
Gen-
eral
Hospital
here
His
condition
this,
morning
was
reported
satisfactory.
I
The
other
man,
19
year
old
Robert
J.
Enrlght,
received
a
slight
cut
on
the
forehead
and
obtained
first
aid
treatment
at
the
camp.
The
noise
from
the
power
piant
is
believed
to
have
drown-
mi,
I-
IVin
t.ii-irl
nf
ilia
nnrnm.
ing
cold
at
sight.
Northerly
winds
members
of
.
the
Legislature
15
miles
per
hour.
Lows
tonight'
from
$2000
to
$2500.
Cabinet
At
Port
ministers'
salaries
were
raised
and
highs
to
morrow
Hardy-35
and
55.
Sandsplt
and
by
"00
and
that
of
the
Premier
Prince
Rupert,
35
and
50.
'
bv
1500-
.
6:1
19.59
13:11
18.4
feet
15.9
feet
5.8
feet
ternal
affairs,
said
that
keeping
a
Moscow
legation
was
too
expensive
for
a
small
country.
Cos-tello
made
an
official
farewell
call
yesterday
on
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Gromyko.
SENATOR
DIES
MONCTON,
N.B.
Senator
Antoine
Leger,
aged
died
in
Hotel
Dieu
Hospital
last
night
after
suffering
a
stroke
yesterday,
Senator
Le-ger,
former
secretary-treasurer
of
New
Brunswick
under
a
Conservative
administration,
was
summoned
to
the
Senate
in
1936
during
the
regime
of
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett.
His
death
cuts
the
Conservative
representation
in
the
Senate
to
fourteen.
Standing
now
is:
Liberals,
75;
Progressive-Conservatives
14;
vacant,
13.
Total
102.
NEWSPAPERMEN
AND
UNION
BATH,
Somerset
England
Ten
thousand
British
newspapermen
are
to
vote
to
decide
whether
to
cut
themselves
adrift
from
the
main
body
of
British
trade
unionists
organized
in
8,000,000
strong
Trades
Union
Congress.
Decision
to
hold
the
ballot
was
Caken
at
the
annual
conference
here
yesterday
of
the
National
Union
of
Journalists.
ft
F
!
IT!'
Fwm
his
blind,
cancer
-
stricken
en
brother
was
convicted
today
ing
train
and
they
were
unable
'
uw,
..
!
'
A
jury
of
four
men
and
elght
to
hear
it
convicted
Harold
A
Mohr
The
accident
took
place
at
up-
nroximatelv
4:45
n.m.
The
east.-
;"-year
oia
xannery
wo.ser,
.
i
"
3.
,
of
brother,
Wal-
rifle-slaylr.g
bound
freight
letf
Prince
Rupert
ter,
at
their
home
at
nearby
Cop
at
4
p.m.
4
loy
March
8.
The
jury
recommended
mercy.
Waller
died
after
being
given
a
cup
of
coffee
by
Harold.
The
letter
said
his
brother
had
asked
him
out
of
his
misery.
Nationalists
Claim
Victory
fcj
TAIPEI,
Formosa
X
--Chinese
Nationalists
today
claimed
progress
in'
their
drive
against
long-
FRIENDLY
SOCCER
Hamilton
Academicals
1,
Al-
Bury
1,
Swansea
Town
1
(tie).
Cardiff
City
4,
Queen's
Pari;
Rangers
0.
.
Chesterfield
0,
Coventry,
City
1.
Hull
City
2,
West
Ham
United
2
(tie).
Leicester
City
1,
Leeds
United
1
(tie).
Plymouth
Argyle
0,
Luton
Town
0
(tie).
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Barn-sley
0.
Tottenham
Hotspur
3,
Preston
North
End
2.
Scottish
League
Division
A
Aberdeen
0,
Hearts
5.
Hibernian
6,
Clyde
3.
Partlck
Thistle
5.
Queeft
of
the
South
2.
Ralth
Rovers
4,
Dundee.
1.
Rangers
2,
East
Fife
2.
Stirling
Albion
1,
Motherwell
.
Amateur
International
Match
England
0,
Fiance
0
(tie).
established
guerrillas
on
invas-
,
bion
Rovers
3.
ion-threatened
Hainan
Island.
:
Lanarkshire
Cup
Avr
United
3,
ueiuc
.
Dispatches
from
the
big
island
Ipn
milps
nff
t.hp
China
cnst.
SoloteU
were
Mrs.
William
Cantata
Is
Impressive
Martin,
Leonard
Sykes,
John
E.
assertiecj
m&t
Nationalist
troops
Vancouver
Evens
Davey
and
J.
A.
Teng.
I
have
taken
six
villages
and
ac-
Combined
choirs
ol
Fir;..
The
whole
presentation
too
ceptcd
surrender
of
2.869
guer-
llf'jl
III
1
1
sbout
two
hours.
rlilas
in
six
-vs
s
through
to
the
f
jH
.
Y
GSltH
UlSlGT-
David
Murphy,
relieving
pas-
:nd
of
March
,
Presbyterian
Church,
First
United
Church
and
St.
An
VANCOUVER
fCP-Vatfeonv-
Regina
Pats
Vin
er
Canui'ks
defeated.
New
West-nMtister
Fnv!)s
4
to
1
lP"t
n"hf
KIMBERLEY
(CP)
Regina
to
tie
up
at
Iwo
games
each
the
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral
gave
:
tor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
an
Impressive
rendition
of
acted
as
chairman.
Maunder's
Easter
cantata
A
scripture
lesson
was
rea
J
'
Olivet
to
Calvary"
before
an
by
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
appreciaUve
audience
ln
First
of
St
Andrew's
Cathedral,
Presbterian
Church
last
night.'
Following
the
program,
re-The
choir
numbered
about
frethments
were
served
to
the
S!S
KlNG-SIZE
There's"
nothing
'
small
FUND
TO
FIT
KING-SIZE
CHEQUE
-
Pats
last
night
trounced
Kimfcer-
northern
division
final
of
the
Pa-lev
Elks
7
to
1
in
the
first
hp
me
cific
Coast
Hockey
League
which
of
their
Western
Canada
juven-
is
a
best
of
seven
series.
tinuiii
m
'
1
15
10
be
presented
to
the
National
Cancer
msuiuie
ui
OLDTIMERS
BASKETBALL
Monday
Nite
Wises
ik
m
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of
the
Canadian
Cancer
society,
by
tne
Aioena
u,...,.
kuM
.
I
largest
s'ngle
donation
ever
made
towards
cancer
research
in
Canada.
Some
thirty
well
blended
voices
under
choir
and
friends
by
the
Burn-
ile
hockey
semi-final.
The
second
In
the
souern
division
San
the
discriminating
direction
of
ing
Bush
Guild
of
First
Presby-
game
of
the
two-rjame
total-goal
Dieago
defeated
Los
Angeles
6
Peter
Lien.
There
were
nearly
terian
Church
under
Mrs.
W.
H.
series
Is
scheduled
for
tonisrht
j
to
0
to
tie
up
the
series
there
also
200
persons
ln
the
audience.
Wilson
Murray.
.
'here.
'
at
two
games
each.
10
teet
bv
,1
wn
h
re
after.
they
approved
the
donation.
The
cheque
Is
of
ample
dim-
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v"'cb
icet.
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