TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Prince
Rupert
Daily
tJws
Thuisduy,
January
28,
1951
Trains
Making
Text
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Canada's
First
Subway
Nears
Completion
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"IEIIIM
THE
WALL"
"HOT
MOON"
Shows
at
7-9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
t
p.m.
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TORONTO
The
underground
stations
are
shiny
In
their
newness,
the
turnstiles
ready.
A
subway
train
In
spanking
red
with
oiprk
trim,
stands
empty
by
a
Atatinn
platform.
0!'!y
the
pushing
mass
of
workers
and
tired
shoppers
Is
missing.
Thev
will
come
soon.
At
2
p.m.
Tuesdnv
March
30.
Canada's
Hrft
subway
will
begin
operation.
A"
i"v-!tni"nt
of
58
500.-000
and
four
"ears
of
construction
will
begin
t--
pay
off.
Carv-.
.
cue
heai
of
Tor-onio
is
a
4
'a-mile
rapid
transit
route,
built
by
the
Toronto
Transportation
Commission.
It
runs
uner
or
parallels
Yonge
street,
150-year-old,
traffic-clogged
artery
running
north
Uoin
aKe
Ontario.
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iiimi.tiii.-i
i-mue
suoway
opens
Ma
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mi,
n
Will
be
Canada's
Iirst.
'inis
view,
looking
south
tov.aids
the
downtown
area,
sho
;s
a
section
of
the
open-cut
system.
Yonge
street,
Toronto's
main
north-south
street,
can
be
seen
on
the
right.
A
section
of
the
central
residential
area
is
on
the
left.
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niR
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W
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111
"l
uler
ti
e
Stwts
at
Stot!o"
Starting
at
Front
svreet
at
the
Union
station
and
the
Royal
ifork
Hotel,
the
underground
section
curves
sharply
north
beneath
the
city's
main
thorough-are,
through
the
commercial
district.
The
double
traolc
line
'merges
from
the
tunnel
to
the
?nst
of
Yonge
street
at
the
outer
caches
of
the
downtown
section
,'nd
gouges
through
the
central
residential
area.
It
goes
underground
again
to
cross
Yonge
ireot
and
comes
out
once
more
at
its
nerve
centre
In
the
Davis-
FitmouK
Flay
r
Tbtn
"Collegiate
Champs'
Curuwn
FILM
STAR
ANN
RUTHERFORD,
who
used
to
ba
Andy
Hardy's
girl
in
the
popular
movie
scries,
makes
a
charming
twosome
with
hir
groom
of
a
few
months,
TV
produ'-er
William
Dozier,
at
New
York's
Hai
wyn
Club.
Ann.
who
formerly
was
wed
to
department
stoic
h'
ir,
David
May,
is
now
devoting
her
talents
to
video.
Dozier
was
formerly
the
husband
of
Joan
Fontaine.;
.
Defence
Secretary's
Power
Over
Military
Being
Tested
B.C.
Electric
To
Lay
Cable
To
Island
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
,
DANCE-FRIDAY
-
1
1.::
British
Co.
has
men
VICTORIA
(CP1
Columbia
Ei'cti.o
viile
yards.
It
ends
at
the
northern
terminal
on
Eglinton
avenue.
TTC
officials
say
98
per
cent
of
the
work
is
complete.
The
remaining
two
per
cent
consists
of
work
at
the
Eglinton
terminal
where
feeder
buses
will
fan
out
In
Korea,
or
of
those
who
later
tlmutu.d.iluu-
mind,
ik
became
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
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;
Music
bv
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ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
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FREDDY
LANG
Featuring
through
the
residential
districts
By
ELTON
C.
FAY
WASHINGTON
I
A
test
of
power
Is
on
to
determine
whether
the
authority
of
the
defence
secretary
is
supreme
in
the
United
States
military
establishment.
The
handling
of
the
cases
of
U.S.
soldiers
who
decided
to
stay
with
their
Communist
captors
Canada's
Champion
Old-Tlmf
FWte
given
ptimi.ssion
oy
the
public
Utilities
Commission
to
lay
a
$5,000,000
power
line
across
the
Strait
of
Georgia.
The
provincial
caoinet
will
likely
ratify
the
ordnr
sometime
this
week.
The
PUC
decided
even
with
the
proposed
developments
of
to
the
north,
east
and
west.
Cors
Arrit-c
Seventh
of
the
104
subway
cars,
costing
$8,000,000,
have
been
delivered
from
England.
Training
apparent
today,
is
Involved
In
this
behind-the-scenes
situation.
;
But
In
earlier
incidents,
too,
the
issue
of
central
control
cropped
up.
Defence
Secretary
Charles
E.
Wilson
has
publicly
taken
the
responsibility
for
ordering
the
army
to
discharge
dishonorably
the
21
Americans
who
have
decided
to
stay
with
the
Communists.
Some
army
legal
experts
hold
that
nothing
in
military
law
allows
the
Issuance
of
dishonorable
discharge
orders
without
trial
by
court-martial.
Wil
Buttle
Lake
and
Ladore
Falls
by
!
rroerams
for
operators
have
been
the
B.C.
Power
Commission,
Van-
established
and
already
super-
On
Stage
"FATHER
OF
THE
BRIDE
The
laff-packed
Broadway
Hit
:
couver
Island
would
still
be
short
visorv
nersonnel
are
running
nf
i-nwrr
by
1955-57
without
the
t-ninc
!tinr
the
svstem.
Hiring
BCE
line.
0f
operators
is
under
way.
The
proposed
cable
will
be
the
;
construction
iigures
are
im-longest
submarine
cable
in
the
-.-ivp
pin"e
the
first
pile
world
and
will
give
Vancouver
driver
dug
into
the
pavement
on
island
an
extra
120,000
kilowatts
;
Front
street
Rent.
8.
1949.
the
Jon
31-9
D.m.
Civic
Cent
TORONTO'S
shiny
red
trains
are
ready
ior
the
opening
March
.:
Tickets
from
Little
Theatre
members
or
at
.
Colu.vsJ's
Music
Store
and
Civic
Centre
son
says
he
thinks
he
has
the
authority.
There
was
the
related
Incident
of
the
army's
sudden
announce
30
of
Canada's
first
subway.
This
picture
shows
the
downtown-.
bound
piatlorm
in
one
of
the
five
underground'
Stktions.
of
power.
The
B.C.
Electric
has
said
lt
is
prepared
to
start
the
j
project
immediately
and
hopes
to
complete
it
by
1956.
TTC
has
spent
$50,500,000.
A
total
of
287
homes
and
buildings
were
razed
in
the
subway's
path.
VorVmen
used
un
10
000.000
i
ment
of
the
arrest,
on
court-1
martial
charges,
of
Cpl.
Edward!
Dickenson,
tiie
Virginia
soldier
who
reversed
his
original
decision
board
feet
,ot
lumber,
1,140,000!
'jaes
of
cement,'
145.000
tons
of
gravel,
12.000
tons
of
reinforcine
WALLACE'
DEPT.
STORE
Quee,
Duke
m
Leave
III.
i
steel.
10.000
tons
oi
structural
steel
and
3.850
tons
of
rati
steel.
Power
shovels
dug
up
1.390.000
cubicyards
of
earth.
j
Splendid
kecord
And
the
lob
has
been
.
clone
;
without
a
fatality.
There
were
i
-ill
v
two
major
delays:
A
gas
MEN'S,
WOMEN'S,
GIRLS',
BOYS'
ond
DRAPERY,
Etc.
to
stay
with
the
Reds.
There
the
issue
was
one
of
the
army'
timing
and
the
wordhr
of
its
announcement.
,
Outside
the
army,
every
nigh
official,
including
President
Eisenhower
and
Wilson,
wu.s
startled
and
dt.stut
bed
by
the
an-iiounernient
last
Friday
night.
The
defence
department
was
rer
ported
to
have
asked
both
the
army
and
marines
to
hold
up
on
A
'
-a
t
v
If
fm
r?
;
.'v.b--i
main
exploded
in
the
tunnel
in
'he
downtown
area
and
a
burst
water
main
flooded
part
of
the
tunnel
and
a
nightclub
dining
room.
i
any
action
or
announcement
In
A
growing
family
.riceds
plenty
of
fresh
milk.
The
best
way
to
obtain
this
milk
is
to
phone
.18
.for
home
del
i
v
cr
y'of'.thpT
1
farm-fresh
'
Northland
Dairy
Milk
Cbarcnce
Sale
Now
On
A!i
Departments
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
DUNEDIN,
N.Z.-
Uicuters)
Surging
ciowo.s
turned
out,
today
lo
bid
Wuefn
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
a
mass
farewell,
slowing
(he
royal
couple's
car
to
a
crawl
as
they
started
th
ir
drive
lo
Invcrcarglll.
The
first,
five
miles
of
ihe
140-niile
trip
took
40
minutes
as
the
i
ii"-1
i.ii-
in-
hM
through
dense
crowds
along
the
coastal
route.
Persons
m
baUiing
suits
and
sun
dresses
abandoned
beaches
to
line
the
road
outside
Dunedin.
Two
stops,
at
Milton
and
Bal-clutha,
wore
also
marked
by
cheering
crowds,
turned
out
to
see
the
royal
couple
on
their
next-to-last
full
day
in
New
Zealand.
The
Queen
wore
a
short-sleev
urisoner-of-war
eases
until
all
efforts
to
win
back
the
remaining
21
hud
been
made,
anu
not
take
any
action
at
all
before
the
following
Tuesday.
TTC
officials
say
the
subway!
las
been
hailed
by
visiting
ex-
j
pcrts
as
the
"finest
and
clean-,
est"
In
the
world.
It
looks
lt.
1
Simple
in
design
and
bright;
in
color,
the
12
station
five
of
them
underground
fairly
shout;
cleanliness.
Glass-faced
maonryj
and
tiled
walls
are
"public
proof"
that
is
they
cannot
be
defaced
(3
Northland
Dairy
PRETTY
Jl'DV
MICIIAF.LS
displays
the
world's
smallest
wrist
watch,
which
was
i
reat-ed
for
Max
Hess
Jr.
of
Allen-town,
Pa.
Valued
at
more
than
$0,000.
the
tiny
timepiece
is
mounted
in
a
dlaiiiond-plat-inum
bracelet
set
with
14
marquisettes
and
154
full-cut
diamonds.
The
total
weight
of
the
diamondsapproximately
y-t
carats
Is
more
than
the
entire
watch
weighs.
Slasher
.
TO
A
BUY!
HOLLO
GOOD
FASTF.R
SFRVK'K
RAMS
HOTIO
M
Eng.
(CP)
A
house
caught
lire
here
and
the
woman
occupant
phoned
firemen
at
Bolton,
seven
miles
a-way.
The
call
was
switched
back
to
the
losal
Tire
brigadc-150
yards
from
the
fire.
Phone
18
v
NORTHF.RN
I'ROIUXF.
FOR
NORTHERN
COMlW
.
.
.
Ami
a
(iwxi
I!uy
is
what
xm'U
alua.vs
gvl
whi-n
yu
buy
A
iiM'd
car
at
I'.OIt
I'AKKI
It
M
l).
1
ed
green
silk
dress
with
a
pattern
of
arey
dots,
and
a
matching
c.loscfitting
hat,
white
shoes
and
gloves.
The
Queen
and
the
duke
leave
Ur
Australia
.Saturday
alwiard
'the
liner
OoUiic.
for
the
next
'.stage
of
the
.six-month
Commonwealth
tour.
SALE
Dispa
by
the
public.
The
rails
are
imbedded
in
concrete,
except
for
the
switches
which
are
filled
with
ballast.
The
tunnel
dividing
wall,
partitioned
to
cut
down
wind
re-Istancc.
Is
lined
with
fibre
gla.ss
o
prevent
reverberations.
Habit;
Change
Once
the
subway
begins
oper-Him
the
travelling
habits
of
a
huge
slice
of
metropolitan
Tor-nto's
l.tOO.OOO
population
will
-hanue.
Streetcars
will
be
taken
nff
Yoncre
and
Bay
streets,
the
Attacks
More
Women
MONTREAL
(CP)
A
man
described
by
police
as
a
"flat-nosed
sadist
on
a
slashing
rampage,"
OF
FUR
COATS
AND
JACKETS
51
STl
DIBAhLR
SKDAN
Radio,
heuU-r.
Other
cx-
tras.
Smooth
as
a
swing
rule.
Only
1
525
50
PREFECT
SEDAN
Heater.
A-l
condition.
Here's
economy
you'll
like
785
,t
l"l
MtR'TI!
TCIMIH
llcut-r.
fully
winterincd.
('In-eked
for
dependa-
'""IV
1565
is
rnvmc
bi:u.N
Spotlii.ht,
healer.
A-l.
Lnjoy
these
savings.
Only
995
OTTAWA
1)1
Alt
Y
i
Continued
from
page
2)
EVERYTHING
MUST
BE
SOLD
moving
furtively
in
a
howling
snowstorm,
assaulted
two
women
..it.
t
i
'wo
nortn-souin
rusu
""..,,.,,,,,
rnivlni
,.
ih.
main
Innrl
nf
nasscn-
I
h
'
.
":
.
.
.
to
nine
the
total
of
such
uttacKS
AT
DRASTICALLY
REDUCED
PRICES
Sale
Starts
Friday
He
argues
that
now
that
India
and
Egypt
are
on
their
own
and
the
Suez
Canal
possibly
passing
out
of
British
control,
the
rock
no
longer
can
be
considered
neerssary
to
British
interests.
.South
American
diplomats
here
quote
Franco
as
saying
that
Gibraltar
is
"a
painful
thorn
right
in
the
heart
of
Spain."
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
8ERVICIS"
gors
In
ana
ironi
uir
uuwiiiwwn
area.
TTC
officials
estimate
that
during
the
peak
rush
hour
from
4:45
to
5:5
p.m.
the
two
lines
carry
10.000
passengers.
They
i-diet
th;it
the
fnihway
during
the
same
neriod
will
carry
a
greater
load.
Each
subway
car
Is
exnected
'o
earr:,
2
passengers
.seated
and
200
standing.
since
Friday.
Police
said
three
a
Harks
were
reported
within
an
hour
Wednesday
n!".ht,
hut
one
turned
out
to
be
a
false
alarm.
Three
hours
earlier,
a
15-year-old
t'--'
was;
cut
aboard
a
bus.
j
The
attacks
followed
a
pattern
j
in
all
cases.
Usually
the
women
j
icre
slashed
In
the
legs
as
they
boarded
streetcars.
In
the
worst
i
assault,
a
31
-year-old
woman
Mr.
George
FoWlic
hoi
pur
chased
Mr.
Ruttle'i
interest
1
SPARE!
A
A&'S
TASTC
TREAT
3
full-fashioned,
FAMfclV
CUPPER
the
firm
and
is
forced
to
S-rifice
his
stock
of
y
the
51
gauge,
15
denier
The
Cutty
Sark
was
one
i
suffered
a
wound
that
required,
Budged
Terms
AVAILABLE
WITH
Low
Monthly
Payments
Trade-ins
Accepted
most
famous
clipper
mtne
cni-na
tea
trade
In
the
days
of
sail
21
stitches
to
close.
fts
tt7
s
r
n
n
NYLONS
for
only
$1.25
f
d
FINE
FUR
COATS
'Vn
1
$2.25
value
to
meet
this
obligorio"
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