bette
Davis
TODAY
7-9
p.m.
Prince
Raped
Dtflf
Jlftei
Tuesday,
September
27,
1949.
Car?eS
Teeta7let
Dill
Pickles,
gal
cut
Oreen
Beans,
tcy.
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
in
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MARKETS
MAN
INJURED
IN
STREET
MISHAP
Joseph
McGee
Cozart,
59-year-old
ticket
seller
at
the
CNR.
depot
office
is
In
hospital
in
serious
condition
today
follow-ing
a
traffic
accident
at
7:15
Jast
night
In
which
he
was
struck
by
a
truck
while
c
r
o
s
8
1
ng
Second
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street.
According
to
a
report
this
morning,
he
suffered
a
fractured
jaw,
a
bad
cut
over
the
left
eye,
a
crushed
chest,
damage
to
the
interior
of
his
mouth
and
a
badly
lacerated,
possibly
fractured
knee.
According
to
witnesses,
Cozart
had
emerged
from
the
Grand
Cafe
and
was
crossing
Second
Avenue,
heading
for
the
CN.lt.
depot
to
go
to
work.
A
truck,
said
to
have
been
driven
hy
Steve
Minchenko
was
approaching
westward
on
Sec
V
ran
nun
siiiSSiu
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'
CARTOON
HALL
OF
FAME
CAPITOL
NEWS
7
p.m.
9:14
Got
Married
Early
So
They
Won,
s-
"HERE
COM!
CHARLIE"
The
Hilarious
Thr
Broadway
Pia,
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y
'I
I
Civic
Centre
scp;
A
Presentation
of
The
Little
Th
:
Fall
Coats
j
jj
For
Girls
j
Z
Styled
Right
J
Priced
Kiht
Are
Right
1
RUPERT
j
PADRES
IN
P
C.L.
j
BALL
PLAY-QFFS
,
SEATTLE
(P
San
Diego
Padres
joined
Hollywood,
Oakland
end
Sacramento
in
the
$35,000
Oovernor
Cup
play-offs
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League
last
night
when
they
came
from
behind
to
beat
Seattle
9-6.
I
The
two
teams,
tied
for
fourth
place
at
the
season's
end,
Sunday
played
a
single
play-off
game
for
the
right
to
eiuei
the
play-offs.
The
play-offs
s.art
tomorrow
night.
I
TALIH1NA,
Oklahoma
O
A
United
States
air
force
bomber
crashed
In
a
wooded
patch
rrar
here
last
night,
carrying
to
death
its
13
crew
members.
The
plane
caught
fire
immediately.
SHADOW
OF
GALLOWS
LIFTED
For
the
first
time
since
the
night
of
March
26,
Albert
(Punch!
Quesnel
of
Espanola
is
a
free
man.
Convicted
on
June
29
and
sentenced
to
hang
Sept.
29
for
the
murder
of
71-year-old
Mrs.
Harry
Cleland
of
Espanola,
Quesnel
was
given
his
freedom
after
a
court
of
appeal
Tuesday
quashed
the
sentence
and
acquitted
the
accused
man.
Here
Quesnel,
right,
leaves
the
Sudbury
District
Jail
accompanied
by
Owen
Connors,
the
jail
governor.
(C.
P.
Photo)
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T.iJ
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Country
V.
2:00
Easy
Listi
2:45
Novelty
i
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City
Woir,
3:00-The
Mm
Men's
FiJ
Sept.
3n-Scn'
lows,
Thorn
Shot
bassadurs.
Brow:
adiau
Leion
'c
Commercials,
f
Home
Oil,
Mans
Motors.
Teams
to
fupp
Guess
nil
'it
fan
eucxusl
ml
mm-
Tm
advertisfW'
lisruni
in
i..-u'"
1
Control
Btmrd
eminent
ol
b-
Fresh
fruit
Peaches,
Hales,
2
pounds
43
Crate
$2.75
Prunes,
Case
$2.19
Bananas,
lb
.25
Apples,
cooking.
3
lb
29
Lemons,
large
Cal.,
doz.
.50
Graenetruit.
Caul..
3
lor
2s
Oranges
(Navel
.22-..
50
Dates,
lb
.35
Canteloupe,
27's,
2
for
43
Vecetablef
Celery.
Ib
.13
Khubarb.
2
lb
.15
Beets,
bunch
.10!
Parslev.
bunch
is
Turnips,
lb
I
Suinach
2
lb
.271
Radishes,
bunch
Green
Onions.
3
bunches
.,n
:
;
Mushrooms,
lb.
q
I
Head
Lettuce
1
Cooking
Onions.
3
lbs.
i
Corn
on
Cob,
12
for
j
cabbage,
lb
07
!
Tomatoes.
No.
1
lb
19
New
Potatoes.
10
lb.
...
58
!
Green
Peppers,
lb
29
i
Cucumbers,
each
10
i
'
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
07
Squash,
lb
10
I
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.11
!
vrVaM
ySHHREICHISCHf
VSSWRl
Ml
I
BILLBOARD
ART
IN
OLD
VIENNA
Every
available
billboard
in
Vienna,
Austria,
has
been
taken
over
by
electioneering
parties
of
the
forthcoming
election,
to
take
place
Oct.
9.
The
large
poster,
showing
a
man
burdened
un-de-.-
the
hammer
and
sickle
of
communism,
says
"don't
let
this
happen
to
you'."'
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3;
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XX.
ft
.
1.65
...
M
...
.19
Mied
Vegetables
...
.23
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
.18
Wax
Beans,
choice
ia
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
.la
Pumpkin.
2
for
.2a
Baked
Beans,
20-oz.
tin
23
Baked
Beans,
15-oz.
tin,
ea.
.21
Tomatoes.
28-oz
-23
Fresh
Mite
Quart
?2
Pint
.12
Cream.
V4
pint
.28
Eecs
Larse.
cartoned,
doz.
.79
Medium
.70
Butler
First
Orade,
lb
.66
Margarine,
lb
.40
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb.
.50
Flour
Milk
Evaporated
Milk.
16-oz.
tins.
2
tor
33
waac
7.7S
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs.
.58
Flour".
49-s.
No.
1
hard
wheat
3.65
CI.,...
14'n
1
U.
riuui,
."
a
Tea
and
Coffee
Coff
lb.
69
DcLuxe
quantity,
lb.
...
1.18
Orange
Juice
-29
Blended
.25
Grapefruit
...
.22
Tomatoes,
20-oz.
ea
.15
2-oz
.
.34
gallon
.59
Apole.
20-oz.
tin,
2
for
...
.29
48-oz
.34
Canned
Fruits
Pineapple,
crushed
.38
Pieces.
20-oa
.41
ADricots.
20-oz.
.
.33
Cherries,
ancy.
20-oz.
...
.33
I
Loganberries,
20-oz.
.29
Peaches,
choice
JO
Lard
Pure,
lb
.27
Shortening
.29
oan
Soap,
face,
bar
.
:
10
Laundrv.
cake
2
for
.2a
Soap
Powders,
large
39
Glace
H-utt
Cherries,
'i
lb.
pkt
45
Coconut,
id
.50
Almond
Paste,
lb.
.3y
Fruit
Cake
Mix,
lb.
.45
Dates,
fancy.
1
lb.
pkt.
34
Seedless
Raisins,
2
lbs.
35
Seeded
Raisins,
2
lbs.
.26
Shelled
Walnuts,
Vj
ID
4
Shelled
Almonds.
6
oz.
.30
Shelled
Brazils,
Ib.
.4"
Jam
fur
Strawberry.
24-oz.
59
Raspberry,
24
oz
.41
Blackberry,
4-lb.
,.
87
Cherry.
24-oz.
.;
.j
Peach.
4
lb
..
,
.8i
Apricot.
4-lb.
.79
&OUDS
Canned
Souds
13
to
.20
t
Meats
.
.
Chicken,
lb
tifi
t
nam,
boned
and
roiled,
lb.
1.00
?
nam,
reg.
lb.
80
Boiogna,
lb
.4e
rteiiieia.
io.
.
,
,k
liarlic
Sausage,
lb.
.5i
cacon,
ptcg.
v2
k.
uaiuu.
tlut,
piece
M.
Cottage
Roll,
lb
8o
Liver
Sausage,
lb.
I..
a
ooare
Kios.
10
r;
o
Fresh
Porn
Ham,
lb
.7j
Pork
Chops,
lb
Ti
Pork
Sausage,
lb.
A
i-ieaii,
i-oune,
io.
93
Sieak.
round,
lb
65
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb
1.0a
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CP
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Radio
Dial
CCDD
I
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1240
Kl'ocyclei
Su51ect
to
Changei
TUESDAY
P.M.
4:lf-Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
.4:30
-
Life
in
the
Open
4:45
Musical
Merry-Go-Round
.5:00
Youth
Froiain
5:30
Return
to
Arnhem
.8:00
8upper.
Serenade
6:15
Perry
Como
8:30
Musical
Varieties
7:00
CBC
Hew,
;.7:15
-CBC
News
Roundup
,7:30
Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00
-Science
Reporter
.8:15
Nation's
Business
8:30
Record
Album
9:00
T.B
A.
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Radio
Cartoons
10:80
TB.A.
ll:0O-Weather
and
Sign
Off
WEDNtSDAi
AM
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
Sews
8:14
Morning
Song
:30
Miibic
lor
Moderns
I
45
Mttle
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty
15
Morning
Devotions
S:30
Morning
Concert
''
me
K;enU
10:00
Ellen
Harrla
lu:15
Morning
Melodies
,i
30--Hnundup
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Mplodies
11:00
Air
Kindergarten
11:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
Weatbet
l-uiecaM
11:31
Mcssjim
Prnt
U:33-Hecorded
lmerlude
1
1:45
Famous
Voices
I2;00-M.d-Dav
Melodies
J2:15
CBC
News
(,
In
McBrlrle
Street
VF
A.'
.
ond
Avenue.
Apparently
Cozart
saw
the
truck
coming
for
he
stopped
midway
In
the
street
as
If
to
let
It
pass.
However,
when
the
truck
was
within
about
40
feel
of
him,
he
da.shed
across
the
street.
Caught
without
warning,
rf
forts
on
the
part
of
the
driver
to
stop
In
time
were
unsuccessful.
Mr.
Cozart
was
hurled
about
30
feet
by
the
Impact.
.
Witnesses
said
that
the
trucK
had
not
been
travelling
at
excessive
speed
and
that
It
stopped
in
an
extremely
short
distance
for
so
heavy
a
vehicle.
Cozart,
who
has
been
employed
at
the
depot
ticket
office
h':re
for
the
laht
five
years,
has
.
no
relatives
In
the
city.
SMITHERS
Final
rites
for
the
lte
Hugh
V.
Boswell.
pioneer
of
Smithers
and
Prince
Rupert
were
held
at
Smithers
nited
Church
before
a
gathering
of
friends
which
he
had
made
In
more
than
30
years
In
central
British
Columbia.
Rev.
L.
C.
Johnston
officiated.
TITOS
COMRADE
Soviet
hopes
to
turn
Uie
Yugoslav
Communist
party
apainst
Marshal
Tito
were
dealt
a
.severe
blow
by
the
stand
taken
by
Mosne
Piade.
Red
"elder
statesman'
in
Belgrade.
Pij-ade
.through
the
party
paper
Borba,
accused
the
Kremlin-controlled
Comlnform
of
spreading
a
"monstrous
lie"
that
Yugoslavia
Is
planning
to
split
Albania
between
herself
and
Greece.
:Nrn
Of
Hamilton
Watches
They
are
among
the
world
s
best.
We
carry
them
in
both
Kailroad
grades
for
the
pocket
and
in
the
popular
wrist
style.
The
prices
range
from
$40
to
$85.
We
guarantee
t
h
c
m
and
we
sell
them
at
the
factory-advertised
price.
The
wrist
watches
are
in
beautiful
boxes.
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mmn,
363
REASONS
TO
BE
PROUD
World
record-breaking
achievement
is
claimed
for
this
white
leghorn
hen
in
layiig
363
eggs
in
.305
days.
Donald
McQ.
Shaver,
of
Gait,
Ont.,
who
raised
the
record-breaker,
looks
as
prnud
as
the
hen
on
her
achievement.
Venetian
Blii
Steel,
Aliimlnuffl
1
wide
assort"""
colors
with
ml(M
IT
I
I
i
1
trailing
tap
CHARRED
HULK
TELLS
HOW
121
DIED
Whi
le
tons
of
water
poured
by
firemen
sizzled
and
turned
to
steam
on
the
Nororuc's
red-hot
hull,
730
and
passengers
crew
struggled
to
escape
the
blaze
and
smoke.
The
ship,
biggest
pleasure
yacht
on
the
Great
Lakes,
caught
fire
at
2
40
a.m..
in
Toronto
harbor,
in
half
an
hour
was
bl
azing
out
of
control.
Over
120
died
unable'
to
t'V
T"13,
'1S
enHgh
n
frm
their
cabins
10
the
snlP's
side.
At
the
height
of
the
fire
the
Noronic.
as
shown
here,
was
a
blaz
ing
beacon,
screams
could
be
heard
above
the
roar
of
the
flames,
and
a
few
who
had
stayed
al
ive
were
plunging
over
the
ship's
aide
1
'
Drop
in
and
and
our
or
phone,
will
rail
"!
windows
and
d'M
installed
price.
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tet
mat
am
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YOUNG
COMMUNISTS
IN
BERLLN
Soviet
occupation
forces
in
Berlin
held
a
mass
rally
recently
at
the
Lustgarten
to
commemorate
victims
of
fascism
and
nazi
persecution.
In
the
evening
a
DM.IVER
at-
.
torchiic-iH
procession
highlighted
the
day-long
rally.
These
youngsters
are
members
of
the
Youth
Pioneers,
a
youth
organization
of
the
Communist
party.
The
only
sign
of
uniformity
of
dress
in
the
outfit
appears
to
be
the
kerchiefs
tied
around
the
neck.
.
5
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THE
EASY,
COMFOHTAlll'''
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the
w
lather
Synopsis
The
fine
autumn
weather
which
has
been
general
over
B.C.
for
the
past
week
will
continue
through
tomorrow.
Maximum
temperatures
will
rane
in
the
sixties
and
seventies
with
the
minimum
temperatures
in
the
thirties
and
low
forties.
Forecast
orth
Coast
Region-Sunny
j
today
and
tomorrow.
Little!
change
In
temperature.
Wind
ieguiar
l
rips
...
.
,
Wo
I
Tn
O,
rhArlnltc
Isanti
1
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(Daily,
Except
SunJajv
To
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
(Every
.Thursday)
ninitfrrn
t-t
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TlflJfll
t'"1'
VICKERS"
IS
OlSTIlttO
IN
CANADA
amp
ii
Diiimiutia
lyCalvrrt
10
YEARS
AFTER
A
decade
arter
the
start
of
the
Second
World
War,
Canada
is
spending
record
sums
on
rebuilding
her
defence
forces.
This
photo
shows
some
of
their
equipment
The
.
aircraft
is
one
of
tlie
Vampire
jets,
flown
by
R.C.A.F.
fighter
pilots.
The
tanks
re
Shermans
in
winter
training
In
Wainwright,
Alta.
The
ship
is
the
tribal
class'
destroyer,
Athabaskan
commissioned
In
January
1948,
at
Halifax.
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Photo)
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Lows
tonight
and
highs
Ti''J-niwniitintpuWishrdordis-!
tomorrowAt
Po-t
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I-'l"r
Control
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or
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of
British
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