Princo
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
March
21.
Chatham
Has
Busy
Week
Revelations
by
Former
Communist
Pat
Walsh
Frighten
Quebecers
SCREEN
FLASHES
.1
Tim
Bui
k
l
w
,
If
uitvioua
success
has
any
tage
"an
in.....
sit
r
Caindwn
Pr'"
w
riter
QUEBEC
CP
A
lon
running
fight
against
Communism,
waged
by
an
official
organ
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church,
h.is
broken
into
full-scale
warfare.
The
heavy
ammunition
is
supplied
by
a
37-yeur-old
Irishman,
nying
Wulsh's
claims.
He
started
a
$Jj
Out)
liiirl
suit
agaiiut
Walsh
and
L'Acllon
Soclale
Llmltce,
publishers
of
L'Actlor.
Cutho-
lique.
Kortln
said
"the
attitude
and
statements
of
Pat
Walsh
constitute
un
act
of
treason
towards
the
wot
king
class,
and
especially
WP.
much
iLV'
Pieinicr
ri:,r,'..
olanncd
to
hold
a
dance
for
the
Cadets
and
ship's
company.
The
officers
will
be
entertained
in
the
wardroom
at
Chatham
prior
to
the
dance.
La:.t
week
also
saw
the
visit
of
Commander
Charles,
communications
expert
from
Naval
headquarters,
to
inspect
the
RT
facilities
at
Chatham.
With
the
exception
of
minor
details,
the
bulk
of
Chatham's
radio
equipment
is
now
installed
and
work-ins,
a
credit
to
Lieutenant
Hugh
Bancroft
and
his
"sigs"
who
did
the
work.
Chatham's
new
band
has
started
its
practices,
and
for
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
base.
mutlon
h,,d
cial
p.,U-
corn..,.,
'
These
latt
two
weeks
at
Chatham
Uave
seen
quite
a
flurry
ol
activity.
First
in
line
was
the
departure
of
AB.
Eddie
Dawes
for
the
Coronation,
with
a
stopover
in
Halifax
for
training
as
a
Quartermaster.
As
soon
as
he
qualifies
in
this
branch,
he
is
elegible
for
promotion
to
the
rank
of
Leadinp;
Seaman,
and
this
is
the
rauk
he
will
held
when
he
represents
Chatham
and
Prince
Rupert
at
the
Coronation.
Socially,
last
i
riday
night
saw
the
Seamen
hold
a
successful
dance
In
the
uiill
hall.
The
lower
deck
is
to
be
congratulated
on
their
enterprise
and
hard
work.
Kext
Friday
sees
the
arrival
of
an
American
Army
Fleet
Transport
in
Prince
Rupert,
carrying
a
load
of
Cadets
from
the
University
of
Washington.
It
is
thing
to
do
with
the
popularity
of
a
motion
picture,
then
Columbia
Pictures
'Eight
Iron
Men,"
opening
Monday
at
the
Totem
Theatre,
should
be
one
of
the
bigyet
hits
of
the
year.
An
unusual
number
of
top-llight
people
are
associated
with
the
new
Stanley
Kramer
production.
Eiaht
Iron
Men"
is
Harry
Brown's
screen
adaptation
of
his
own
Broadway
stage
success.
"A
Sound
of
Hunting,"
in
which
two
unknown
actors
Buit
Lancas-
I
the
bushwoikers
he
betrayed
"
Wal-h's
.taU.nwm'H
a
former
labor
organizer
'
When
Pat
Walsh
went
to
Louis-Philippe
Roy.
editor
of
th"
dally
L'4'tion
Calhullque,
thri
weeks
ago
with
a
story
of
Kremlin-directed
plans
lor
wartlmp
-..U.,...,A
In
r'ii'rlft
the.
Hlli,r
"
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1
)
;
.-
V-'li
EMIS
TODAY
7:
9:
p.m.
M1TZI
CAYNOR
.
DAVIuayvH
"THE
I
DON'T
CARE
cV
'
i
!
loosed
an
all-out
attack
against
t
u
e
r
r
rBru
Communlim
In
Que'.iec
province.
.
i
i
Petty
Officer
Fitzsimmons
can
bark
his
marching
orders
to
the
new
recruits
to
the
time
of
a
musical
march
past.
0'
1
'
V
-..'r"
,Ni
J4
1
j
ter
ana
Frank
Lovejoy
made
j
their
first
bids
for
stardom.
Brown
himself
won
an"
Oscar
for
his
scieenplay.
"A
Place
in
'
the
Sun.''
Similarly,
Edna
and
Edward
Anhalt.
associate
pro
11
iV
1
X
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
It
brought
tips
u'
denial
and
veiled
threats
from
Communist
ranks
and
created
some
consternation
in
Quebc
City,
which
is
predominant'.)'
Koman
Clh-ollr.
In
a
auiW
-f
li.Ui'V.cws
wi'.tl
editor
R
y.
Walsh
named
leading
Labor-Progressive
Communist
party
niemixTs
In
Canada
f
s
allered
king
pins
of
aabotug-'
planning
He
denounced
Communist
"clutiV
and
t'ommuni
t
front
organisations
In
upper
2
y
FOR
BOYS'
:
AND
GIRLS'
WEAR
We
Know
Where
To
Go!
THE
LIFTING
OF
A
IMTH)
STATFS
embargo
on
Canadian
meat
Import1!
has
stepped
up
activity
in
Canada's
stockyards
and
packing
plants.
Here,
cattle
are
being
unloaded
in
a
Montreal
stockyard
for
processing
and
shipment
as
dressed
beef.
The
U
S.
embargo
was
Imposed
a
year
ago
because
of
an
outbreak
of
foot-and-mouth
disease
in
Western
Canada.
It
was
lifted
March
2.
trn
and
In
I'wr
town
ducers
of
"Eiht
Iron
Men,"
won
an
Academy
Aard
for
their
original
motion
picture
story,
:
-'Panic
in
the
Streets."
Bonar
Cjlleano.
who
makes
his
screen
debut
in
"Eight
Iron
Men,"
played
opposite
Vivien
Leigh
in
the
London
stage
presentation
of
"A
Streetcar
Named
Desire."
Arthur
Franz
and
Richard
Kiley
also
played
the
famous
Stanley
KowaLski
role,
while
Nick
Dennis
played
Stanley's
pal
;
in
both
the
Broadway
and
in-1
Hollywood
versions.
Dick
Moore
is
the
former
child
star
of
a
score
of
triumphant
films.
Lee
,
Marvin,
James
Griffith,
Barney
:
Phillips
and
Mary
Castle
I
The
lear
that
na..i.
s
of
tjue-
TOTEI
Ix-cers
mignt
r.r
nuD.Shon
STARTS
MONDAY
t'.
KMNG
hllOWS
1:
S:
p.m.
Theatre
Managers
Not
Afraid
jii
bole
city
.talking
oerrrs
air
u.id
to
public
A
l-AioisruvvBstittr
i
.
I.
;,...
L.u
-n.1
It's
:
Wallace's
:
ol
Course.
Of
TV
Taking
Away
AlAai
KllClnOrr
Business
I
I
rEH
usually
take
them
In
stride,
but
;
MftUy
UUjlllCjJ
this
Red-ting.d
sensation
touch-
I
J
(,....-.,.
I
r..tli(i..tl:
tH1f
TODAY
IXJNAI.D
O'CtiNSOU
-
LORI
Kl
6:50-9
in
"Froncii
Goc$toWtiirw
Sunday
Midnight
Only
ANNE
OVVYNNE
I
On
lb.
In
I
;
A
person
who
talks
a
good
game
of
love
is
usually
limited
..o
just
that,
but
when
Charles
'
Boycr
talks
about
love
it's
more
than
conversation.
Currently;
starrm?
with
Louis
Jourdan
in
Stanlev
Kramer's
romantic
production.
Columbia
Pictures'
"The
h-.m.iw
Time."
opening
Monday
"Breakdown"
"H
ELLSHIP
MORGAN"
By
ROD
CURR1E
Csimcltan
Press
Stall
Writer
WINDSOR.
Ont.
(CP)Thls
Industrial
city,
though
beyond
the
range
of
Canada's
television
.stations
at
Montreal
and
Toronto.'
still
enjoys
a
greater
variety
of
telecasts
than
any
Canadian
city.
It
boasts
iorc
TV
sets
per
capita
th,an
any
other
Canadian
area.
The
reaction
to
television
In
Windsor
therefore
may
be
a
guide
to
other
communities
to
which
Canadian
television
Is
to
Uat
ll
ha.sn't
had
any
serloas'
family
ties
i
Meet
on
biwuess
in
the
last1
A
family
might
be
oMre-t
two
or
three
years
"
Theatre
by
.the
namirig
of
one
fi
llow-managcrs
were
less
cheerful,
but
traveller
or
card-carrying
Com-,
were
confident
that
thrce-Ulm-
mmii.sl
There
might
be
dl.smi.N.s-ensional
movies,
when
they
als
from
jobs
come,
will
be
the
".shot
in
the
Red-haired
Pit
Walsh
started
arm"
the
movie
theatres
need,
(he
uproar
with
an
announce
-
Cocktail
bar
and
beer
parlor
nient
he
hid
resigned
from
a
proprietors
iald
TV
Ls
"great
for
number
of
labor
orgarilraUotu
bUi.uie.-s."
It
draws
customers,
which
he
said
are
Communis!
particularly
lor
.special
rvenU.
fronts.
He
said
he
had
remained
a
member
only
to
gather
Infor-Ir.AUIUtS
Illinois
mation
about
Communists
and
However,
many
parents
and
their
'activities.
tVhrn
a
man't
on
Ihe
rrtt
ol
thai
rl'
hnown
urjr
.
.
.
Dial's
.
.
.
THE
HAPPY
TIME
Mr
Roy.
25
yars
with
1,'Ar-
be
extended
In
the
future.
Apart,
.,chool
orgamjittona
.still
look
;
from
Montreal
and
Toronto,
i
a.-,kaiic
at
the
ellei
t
Tv
ha-s
on
tlon
Catholiuue
and
editor
sirtrc
Canadian
areas
mat
win
nave,;ne
family
circle,
homework
)94:,
wro.
tn
one
of
his
front
-
ST
Alt
(UNO
CHARLES
BOYER
-
LOUIS
JOURDAN
It
UrU
the
day
a
boy
discovers
llif
urid
u
it.
beautiful
things
All
Women'
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
Boyer
nortrays
the
"talking
lover"
rather
than
the
"active
lover
"
And
on
him
it
looks
good.
The
Happy
Time"
Is
all
about
the
birds
and
the
bees
and
the
happy
time
of
a
boy
on
the
verge
of
that
well
known
urge.
Everyr
body
makes
love
to
everybody
cL-c.
Everybody,
that
is.
except
Buyer,
who,
married
to
Marsha
Hunt,
is
surrounded
by
a
household
of
Lotharios.
Drive
a
NEW
CAR
Kent
your
own
car
under
ihe
lietn
Driv-ur-self
system
for
liusini'ss
or
pleasure
trips.
ALL
1953
MODELS
For
information,
enquire
99
TAXI
CO.
STARTS
MONOAY
.
television
In
months
to
come
can
schedules
and
church.
Boy
Scout
two
column
stories
that
see
In
Windsor
what
the
advent
.
other
group
activities.
Walsh
had
supplied
the
names
of
TV
means
in
terms
of
cduca-
iu.
Windsor
Women
Teacher'
0(
Communists
and
svmpathi-tlon,
cntertainrntnt
habits
and
Association
and
S
hooi
Council
0rs
About
Ml
names
were
re-family
'
life.
collaborated
to
que.-Uou
hund-
rmrted
to
be
on
the
list
Hut
Three
stations
across
the
river;
re.is
of
patents,
tea.
her
and
inter
he
wrote
thai
names
of
in
Detroit
provide
a
wide
eiec-j
hchooi
clilldrtn.
Quebecers
would
not
be
pub-tion
of
programs,
both
network!
The
poll
of
more
than
W0
.slu-;
lished.
and
local.
Stations
in
Cleveland
;...ts
nhowed
the
average
grade
He
g;rve
three
reasons;
Many
and
Toledo,
Ohio,
are
also
view-
school
pupil
viewed
thri
e
Hours
Communists
belong
to
prominent
led
here
.occasionally.
ion
achooi
muhts.
42
on
Satur-1
families
whose
names
wouid
le
I
'
.......
.
,tA
,i
,
5nfi-.i.
I
besmirched,
wmir
l,ommunUt
flu,
f
AKTOON
-
M.WS
"WIXTI.R
WllKIMr
Show7:-9:13
CAPITO
.
moi's
ruvasw
i
Mow
.
.
to
rt;tlUlL
I
-
Theatre
managers,
nlght-c'.ub
More'
than
half
the
3W
par-owners
and
tavern
proprietors,
;
tnta
who
replied
said
they
had
!
at
first
apprehensive
ol
the
new
lu
M.t
dHmitc
rule.
r-gardlng
.medium,
It
Isn't
say
?'L;'
children's
viewing
habits
Alxmt
threat
now.
"The
novelty
of
TV
customers
31
t
'1"
salu
"""X
lclt
TV
had
j
kept
many
regu.ar
i
away
when
it
first
became
popu-
j
Improved
th'
ir
children's
gen-
are
young
and
divulging
thur
names
"would
only
embitter
them
In
their
deviation
"
the
public
welfare,
nt
lea.sl
for
Hi'
present,
does
not
require
the
naming
of
persons
who
are
with
cut
leading
influence
Walsh
savs
that
since
publication
of
the
Interviews
he
has
been
approached
on
the
street
and
by
telephone
with
requests
that
names
be
withheld
Fortin
Issued
statements
tie-
;
lar,"
said
one
nisht-club
owner
j
eral
kno
ledge
1
One
teacher
-saLI
It
enco
iras
ed
students
to
become
'
viewers,
1
not
d.-ers
."
Call
112
That's
the
Cebh
New
Rate,
Wage
3
WATCH
This
Space
Next
Saturday
Hikes
Missing
In
CNR
Figures
OTTAWA
(CP)-The
Canadian
.
Nat.onal
Railway
na-S
made
a
;
preliminary
estimate
of
a
133
surplus
ol
IW.UOO-up
from
$142,000
last
year
but
points
to
idCiort
that
might
throw
the
t.-.timate
off
widely.
The
government-owned
company,
predicting
its
second
Only
niiif
lifMir
and
you're
lln-rr!
Minliiy,
V-Iii-m!vh
anil
Friilayi.
)AH)
a.m.
llincl
conn.
,
lions
lo
KAS
I
KUN
CAN
ADA.
AIhi,
Fly
lo
Vancouver
ly
ay
of
SaniUptl.
Sme
time-.
.
Saw
money
.
.
Ami
rnjoy
faiiiatliun
Pacific
frit-udly,
courleoiis
M
Ti
e
alofl.
I:
a
ASPHALT
ROOFING
And
S1DI1
Consult
Your
Local
Contmt
For
Estimates
llffrclive
Murrli
Iftlli
Srrv'i
1i
dirrrt
rnrr-
ltnM-rt
iii
9
a.m.,
Mitlifliisf.,
Urilnmdufl
and
1
r
,
I
H
rill
Ni,
Ml
I
rMl
rnnrifihrr
what!"
YOU
won
I
rrtnrmfMT
rithr
in
mw
of
fir
fwt
you
nlvmid
huve
our
HOUHKHOI.D
INVr.NTOHY"
brirkl-.
lit
hit
your
w,ruiml
propfrty,
Yuur
FREK
copy
iwiim
your
cU
II
iluiihiful
If
il
will
rrmrtiihrr.
whrti
rrr
thliiK'f
burning
rmltrr.
j
iiracetime
record
revenues
and
j
oix-raling
ex(en.scs
at
$720,000.-
iw..J
ai.d
iVa.oOO.tMK)
respectively.
;
.n
its
b
iJget,
taoied
in
the
Coin-
j
Tll'ihS.
.
The
Income
figure
was
up
by
I
about
4o.ooo.ooo
nom
the
l'-:2
rtcord
ol
$
rJa.OOd.DOi)
and
tin
operating
expenses
would
Jump
I
a.inc
a
4s.ouu,000
from
last
years
iak
ol
$034,8.2,000.
Hut
the
budget
pointed
out
that
the
e.stiniaie?
take
into
ac-
count
neither
the
eflecl
ol
Hie
PICTURE
CONTEST
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRIZES
FOR
YOU
Check
Your
Fire
Insurance
Then
Phone
U$
for
service
t
i
GREER
&
BRIDDl
CuiiMilt
your
I
ravel
Agent
or
4inailiaii
I'ueilic
Airlines.
I'lione
T)"t
LIMITED
P.O.
I
I
Phone
909
iHHUls,
1iTfiTTi
latest
Ireight-ratc
increase
nor
i
a
retroactive
wage
settlement
i
cached
in
Feoruary,
both
run-uiiii;
into
million.).
I
lie
rate
lucrca.se
went
into
..-fleet
M
.inlay,
alter
the
budc.
.i.s
prepared.
It
probably
will
.iive
the
CNH
around
$20,000,000
.'"
-SJ
"
V,4l
I-
...hum
1!)j3.
Cost
ol
the
retroactive
wane
llici;..
r.l.
giving
trainmen
anu
iinmcn
$.jO0,000
in
pay
lo
la.il
April
1,
will
be
taken
out
of
l'JOS
'veniies,
since
the
contract
wa.s
reached
only
after
1852
boots
rOU
CAN
IIHD
0U1
WKf
ih
Prince
Rupert
had
been
closed.
In
its
1953
capital
budet
tabled
with
the
Income
forecast,
the
CNR
looked
to
capital
spending
thus
year
of
$130,000,000.
The
company
plana
to
spend
this
year
$w,yitf,U00
on
new
equipment
and
$12,323,000
on
"additions
and
betterments"
to
Its
property
across
the
country.
A
total
of
$6,580,000
will
be
spent
this
year
on
a
lino
authorized
In
1052
to
link
Terrace
with
Gxtutdlcut
(Pacific
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Royal
Canadian
NT-For
compUto
details,
too
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OWCt
Recruiting
Officer,
H.M.C.S.
Cno
Phone
526
.
Prince
Rupert-
the
big
aluminum
development
Ypur
Local
Trovel
Agent
.
.
.
at
Kitlmat.
Much
of
the
other
capital
spending
will
be
on
equipment
ordered
In
previous
year
tor
delivery
this
year.
New
equipment
orders
to
be
financed
this
year
include
50
dlesel
locomotives.
'1
Nl-i-SJ
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CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
1
Voilace
Building
Phone
620