Prince
Rupert
Duiiy
tfc
wj"'-
inursaay,
April
30
ISM
'1
Vr!Vr-'-c
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,
f??:
tst
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Wicks
Blames
Opposition
For
Fall
of
Government
Firemen
Battle
A")
;.
A
Nearly
7
Hours,
MONTREAL
(CP)
Firemen
battled
6V3
hours
Tuesday
night
to
brinR
a
spectacular
fire
under
control
in
a
$3,000,000
oil
plant
Sppcinl
to
Tho
r;i!ly
New
SMITHERS.
Lyle
Wicks,
Socred
Labor
Minister,
opened
the
provincial
election'
campaigning
here
in
an
air
of
goodwill
and
humor
before
an
audience
of
mixed
political
adherents.
Among
those
present
was
i
"
in
Montreal'
East
End.
For
four
hours
flames
thieat-l
ened
nearby
tanks
containing
I
Frank
Howard,
CCF
candidate
119-7
N
NAV?
EVK
,
1
1
for
Skeena
riding.
C.
Shelford,
member
for
Omi-neca
in
the
last
Legislature,
also
spoke.
K.
O.
McAmmond.
defeated
qnrial
Credit
candidate
in
the
plosive
naptha
gas.
At
the
height
of
the
blaze,
flames
shot
within
80
feet
of
the
tanks.
Firemen
today
continued
to
pour
a
steady
stream
on
the
white
stone,
three-storey
plant
of
the
Canadian
Oil
Company,
built
a
year
ago.
.,'.(
p
in
tho
rk'ht
direction.
He
i-xplained
that
no
municipality
would
get
less
and
many
would
have
pntten
more
than
under
the
existing
system.
MISLEADING
REPORTING
Mr.
Wicks
made
reference
to
misleading
renorting
by
the
Vi,
i
hi
i
ii
"1
m
LT.-COL.
C.
C.
I.
MERRITT,
VC
last
election,
was
chairman.
Mr.
j
McAmmond
is
Smithers'
canrii-1ate
for
nomination
at
the
Divisional
Fire
Chief
Loucllette
said
the
fire
would
be
under
ir
ryt
n
I
forthcoming
Socred
convention
"A
ttautich
old
friwid"
nress
on
what
hud
been
accomplished
by
his
government.
mi
later
questioning
he
opined
that
this
w,as
.probably
due
to
opptsition
attacks
on
the
control
"when
it
burned
itself
out"
I
M
Believed
to
have
started
in
I
the
plant's
laboratory,
the
fire
fpread
rapidly
to
grease
and
oil
Thin
lutvertiwimt
..overnment
as
being
possuuy
ieon-iiderod
pre
sensationally
I
new:
wort'..
.
1
harm
done
ii,.
,l.nioied
:
it
Haelton.
Mr.
Wick's
spoke
of
growing
support
of
the
defeated
government's
Roiston
bill.
He
placed
the
full
blame
for
lack
of
accomplished
legislation
on
the
shoulders
of
the
opposition
parties.
Action
on
the
liquor
question
was
forestalled
by
de-ieat
forced
by
them,
he
tie
I
storage
sections
:n
uic
icar
ui
1
hoard
nr
hv
n.n
,
HrlUKli
ColumUa.
'""'!!
the
plant.
i
i
t
but
claimed
th
U
,v
si
l
ikes
-omeiimes
they
cannot
w
.voided.
He
Placed
th'.r
responsibility
tor
the
present,
grain
s
-.nrilers"
strike
in
Vancouver
on
l
He
federal
government
and
those
parties
directly
concerned.
red.
SweGfc
ani
Simple
I
..:
iV
11
M
1
.
'
r
Til
?f
'3fT
slv
si
da
CONOMY
Kpito
of
the
short
session.
DAINTY
t
w
Mr
wieks
maintained:
tnai
no
11
f
.
SPICE
CAKES
government
had
accomplished
more
in
such
a
short
time.
His
policy
of
pay-as-you-
econ-
P
-
.
k
.!
i
,
.'
.
T
';.
.
:.
-1
H'rTrLi.''L
.:
Vh'm
trr
V
i
m
iwvprnme..i
was
sound
had
'
wt
-
'
ST
"
C"'4il.
AZ'
1
ollice
i
.
-
-
.
-"ir-y
nmv
and
while
in
For
the
fanners
in
the
di-riet
he
stated
there
was
a
define
move
being
made
bv
the
overnment
and
the
B.C.
Power
ommi.ssiun
to
relieve
the
rural
lectrification
situation.
I
Question
of
establishment
or
1
,
r.i'rieultural
school,
perhaps
hi
the
vicinitv
of
Armstrong,
was
being
considered.
ion
by
W.,t-,
8ji-fcil-
M
'
t
fM
(
.
rVv"
J.ff-7irVrf
jf
-12
saved
the
people
$10
mill
ill
1.:5
'
-
.
kl'ltX
i
iffc'kWA
..?K,flL74
ft
-A
rV.fSI
nrow-r
methods
of
tender
ing.
In
aimed
1
J
-
-."'.A-
rf.
w-'r
1
fJ
V.V
iV
wanting
of
tenders
he
cl
shown
f
.
,
.
iL'n
4
'4v
S
t
A
W
1
V
'
WVAt?
preference
had
been
-
k
i"
'
f'l.
-
.
'
;
i
-'Jl.f
-IS
-tJf
,
.
Vin.l5iT3
RC
business
and
labor.
largest
,.V
V
r.B!
,
I'
.
r'.1
r
iY,
lf--
-t
-irw
i
At
Ihe
same
timo
the
on
the
matter
of
daylight
11
the
f.
fcli
-
KJ
jT.
r
'
VS
lf
'
J
O'ifl
Droeram
of
public
works
in
rnvince's
histctv
had
been
OJEfl5
I.
I
luud
LT.-COL.
PU
L'TUIQI
ET,
VC
BOTH
THE
COMMANDING
officer
and
second-ln-oom-mand'of
Canada's
reserve
army
Coronation
c
o
n
1
1
n
e
n
t
arc
wearers
of
tho
Victoria
Cross.
Lt.-Col.
C.
C.
I.
Merrttt.
VC,
44,
of
Vancouvei
the
CO,
won
the
Empire's
highest
award
for
valor
at
Dieppe,
and
Lt.-Col.
Paul
Trlquet,
VC,
earned
his
VC
during
the
battle
for
Or-tona
in
1944.
uving
tune
being
voted
against
bv
a
imiortty
of
constituencies
Mr
Wicks
eountered
with
th?
fact
that
the
majority
of
the
people
of
the
province
wanted
it.
There
is
no
patronage
in
this
uovernnn
nt."
declared
Mr.
IIIHW'V
HtKI
t
l.n..
HM-
fw
t
uupoi
aw;
I
li
Mr
mUr;
I
pMm
aU;
HtumrM
launched.
'
In
speaking
on
the
Rolsturt
formula
lie
claimed
it
a
meari
to
relieve
the
burden
of
education
borne
by
the
municipalities.
While
perfection
was
not
reached
at
once,
he
felt
it
a
Wicks
in
answer
to
intimaiion
it
political
patronage
being
reintroduced
by
the
Socreds.
Crfarn
liom-nln
mid
tufit.
AJJ
btat
wtll.
Aikl
Ri;H5'
(itll.DKN
SVRl
I
and
ipkn.
Sill
ti.ur;
lar
I
add
uut
,!i
t
which
KjJi
ll
Ix-cn
iklrJ.
Crf
mull
oivcilr
lim;
put
h.il(
hlanrhfd
almond
in
Ir.liom
of
rich
nd
till
iut
l,
loll
i
cU
miittw.
Bakr
in
awdrralc
:t'0
K
ovn
3
nimw.
Fur
frft
Rriipe
ll'rUr
The
B.C.
Swar
KrAnineCn.
I.iJ..
P.O.
ll..i
''.M.
V4nr.1gwt.BC
Ol'EKN
ELIZABETH
tlvs
June
will
be
the
fifth
attended
by
Canada's
Spain's
great
empire
in
the
Americas
was
mostly
oxplor.d
and
colonized
by
the
enu
of
Hie
f
4
THE
CORONATION
Ol
Victory's
in
1837.
Top
picture
snows
mc
Legion
Sending
VC
Winner
To
Coronation'
Remember
When
Jack
Blackburn,
the
great
ooYinu
manager
and
trainer.
famed
"Mounties,"
starting
with
Queen
fore-runner
of
the
KuMr,
ior
yueeu
vu-
selected
from
the
old
North
West
Mounted
Police,
!
l'ith
century.
J
;
'.ir
oiouo
of
Royal
North
West
Mounted
tni-in's
nhimonri
Jubilee
in
lt!li7.
Bottom
picture
shows
a
Police
chosen
for
the
coronation
procession
in
1911
of
King
George
V,
lined
up
for
inspection.
Commissioner
A.
Bowen
Perry,
carrying
sword,
es:orts
Lord
Kitchener
on
his
right
and
the
Duke
of
Connaught
on
hk
left.
Mounted
is
Inspector
G.
L.
Jennings.
I
Come
and
efc
your
sham
of
TORONTO
9
Maj.
Hand--;
ley
Geary,
VC,
and
his
wife
i
was
buried
11
years
ago
today.
I
He
developed
Joe
Louis
from
an
1
iwkward
.Kiv.iteur
into
world's
heavyweight
champion
in
less-than'
three
years.
Louis,
who
j
held
the
title
from
1937
to
1949,1
w;
s
in
the
uniform
of
a
private
in
the
United
-
States
Army
at
(5
are
going
to
the
Coronation
;
because
Mrs.
Mary
Cox
had
a
dream.'
Wayne-Shuster
Show
'Packs"
'em
In
M
Theatre
Hear
Korean
War
Front
u
y
hi
1
1
1
1
the
funeral
of
his
mentor.
arms
in
the
Ontario
legiatute
Ci
;
Both
he.
and
Mr.
pox.
reside
V
V
itilhe
P.y
BILL
BOSS
Canadian
Tress
Staff
Writer
"is
that
the
biggest
enemy
of
t
'
the
men
here
apart
from
Com-
j
;
munist
shells
is
boredom,
the
t
I
lack
of
things
to
do.
-
!
i
"All
the
teilows
tell
us
that.
'
new
Qpick-M&c
JSVuLSnc
gojitest
Biys
John
Wayne:
"Wo
give
'em
a
l'u-hour
Wiow.
We
.could
give
'em
,2'?
hours
but
it's
long'
enough-
V.s
4tis.
Those
aren't
theatre
seats
the
FOOTBALL
FRIDAY,
7
p.m.
General
Motors
'
vs
Battery
at
nearby
Woodbridge.
Mrs.
Cox
says
-she
fen
asleep
V
in
a
chain
"When
t
;woke
uj
jj
rememberpri'
dreaming
Major
Geary
was
at
the
Cnronattn
1
Then
I
thought
IS,
would
be
an
'
good
idea
if
the
Gearys
-went
to
the
Coronation
and
told
my
j
husband
about
it."
,.
j
the
re
're
;
They
get
a
kick
out
of
just
talk-
(
boys
are
sitting
on
immo
boxes."
:
Inor
with
new
Canadian
laces
WIN
VAIUAHI
PRIZES
IT
CHOOSING
J
THI
JEWELS
TOU
THINK
IEST
EXPRESS
THI
PERSONALITIES
OF
THESE
11
STARS!
IN
KOREA
(CP)
A
couple
of
theatres
hereabouts
are
"parking
'em
in"
these
days
with
the
most
ambitious
all-Canadian
ihow
to
hit
Korea.
It's
the
John
Wayne-Frank
Shuster
show,
streamlined
and
adapted
for
soldiers
1
at
wtr.
With
men
perched
on
the
ratters,
theatres
built
for
300
are
The
show
glitters-
with
wit-
Bo
we've
had
lots
of
plain
01a
:
ticisms
based
on
the
local
at-
bull
sessions."
1
i
mosphere.
,
;
'
;
VALERIE
H0BS0N
itaning
in
flofll
Cnvtrd'l
'Mltl
Ml
tONIGMt
'
J.
Arthur
Rank
riodHdioa
ZSA
7SA
GAB0R
The
Cox's
suggested
the
Idea
to
the
Woodbridge
branch
of,
the
Canadian
Legion,
of
which
Maj.
Geary
is
a
past-presment.
The
Legion
agreed
to
finance
the
trip.
1
"Get
those
cameras,
says
1
Wayne,
noting
tnat
almost
every
soldier
over
here
acquires
a
fine
holding
650
these
days.
i
camera
inexpensively
eitncr
in
ppearinf
m
lotto
Huston's
"HrlOUUN
K0UGC
'
Wayne
and
Shuster.
together
LINDSAY,
Ont.
(CPk
Provincial
officials
say
one.
of
the
biggest
;
.urs
of
pickerel
ever
seen
in
the
Kwaitha
district
:an
be
expected
wnen
the
season
oepns
May
15.'
One
man
was.
fined
$25
and
had
his
rod
and
reel
confiscated
a
j
few
days
ago
when
caught
fish
Cotttiir
t)T
lK(tMICOl
MM
Ihroiiin
Unf4
Attr.t
Japan
or
through
army
oin"
I'lcilitirs.
with
seven
ether
entertainers
and
a
staff
of
technicians,
ar
nr.
PETUIA
CtARK
itarrini
m
UEOHGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Black
84a
and
Red
HI
rived
as
the
2bl!i
Canadian
In-
j
"You
can't
hear
the
mortars
fantry
Brigade
returned
to
the
for
the
shutU
rs
clicking."
front
after
more
than
two
,
Ay
AT
Kl
RY
LANE..
months
in
reserve.
!
They
live
at
rear
headquar-
K(NMU
-II
sil.nlfOHr.ilM
1
1.
tilku
ttm"
RITA
MAYWORTH
stimne
in
-SI01"
Coior.1
nr
Ttrkw
CulIM
rVUl
PHYUIS
CAtVERT
silfrmt
in
"iHimr'
1
1
Aith.'
r"1"
llltl
PALMER
toitimM
int
(tw?
Ms"
1
CaM'ti"
Ptctnr
ClAUMTTECOtET
sljin.i,
n
miirosi
!;''
f"""
a
j.
nk.i
,.
RHONDA
Flf
Ml
'i
.
5lfl'H
StHI-tNl
Of
IHt
IH
Ciiloul
k
I.-!"""1
I
C"
f""
ing
for
pickerel
at
tne
uouocon
dam.
-
IN
PRIZES!
UOU
rKOM
hills
tors.
of
thp
division,
a
duty
30-'
That's
how
it
happens
that
minute
jeep
drive
from
"Drury
:
the
show
is
playing
in
the
two
Lane,"
a
pre-fab
theatre
on
the
,
theatres
instead
of
touring
the
.
"sharp
side"
of
the
Imjin
River.
1
units
as
the
visitor.;
would
have
,
They
give
matinees
there
every
'.
liked..
Units
send
men
down
I
pftcrftoon
vening
shows
are
in
Mm
m
nrwri
I.
Aimm
Dink
ProdurtHM
KATHARINE
HEPBURN
slarrtni
11
lohn
Huslun'l
miss
H(Hivis"
tli-,l
Ikmulh
Umlrt
Artitll
EVA
BARTOK
apfjinn
in
''VtN(!lH
BID"
f.
AHkur
On
Pmtnoi
"
PAUIETTE
C00DARD
CO
slitfing
in
"AB(S
IN
BC0AD"
Prurlucod
Dr
HM
0.niM
"!..
ra4(asl
lkmui
Umim
ml
$1,000.00
700.00
500.00
FIRST
PRIZE
SECOND
PRIZE
THIRD
PRIZE
FOURTH
PRIZE
'fttftm
.the
hills
and
up
from
.thvjhe.
thegf.e
t.Jth'f
WsrxUxisiplvfc
I
rarvain
didly
q'iiol5t
ntL
'"Whaft
we
didn't
r
expect
to
-
orvrrfTrrrnri
(V7?mMTYy
T2
1
Und.
'
find
in
.this
war,"
says
Wayne,
-
-i
i.
,
.
200.00
1
00.00
iotiy
II
...
'
.1.
...
imauinatiua
FIFTH
PRIZE
win
valunble
prizea
for
your
taste
and
!
k
Catholic
Church
May
Change
Use
of
Latin
in
Ceremonies
you
do
it
tfudy
eats
ttor
re,UM'
'
..(,,:
appearance,
her
voice,
her
Pc'M,ni,"'V
""k
J
LJ
l,,l
in
Rule
I.
chooae
the
Jewel
r
ber.
Use
each
Jewel
only
once.
Send
your
completed
list,
r"
"'rjl
:
Marl.
The
Jewel
one
Jewel
carton
lop,
to:
m-nfrmi
1
1
iM
.
nrrermvtn
100
PRIZES
OF
SWIFT
HAMPERS!
100
PRIZES
OF
BOOKS
OF
THEATRE
TICKETSI
By
PATRICK
CROSSE
1
wmnixnjuij&j
muu
H6M.
Toronto,
Ontario,
tmer
.
;i
p
cnclote
one
carton
top
1"
I,,io,Lil-
ShorteninK
with
eathemry.
swin
.
-
Read
these
rules
to
win:
other
sacraments
and
particularly
to
confirmation.
Cue
argument
expected
to
be
advanced
against
the
change
is
that
the
use
of
Latin
Inspires
among
Catholics
a
sense
of
universality
siace
they
can
hear
the
familiar
rites
recited
in
the
same
languge
in
any
part
of
the
1
1
Tnnlr
writp
nnrmOt
lh
namff
of
h
of
thf
twelve
Stirs
VATICAN
CITY
iReutersi
The
Roman
Catholic
church
is
considering
allowing
the
use
of
the
modern
languages
of
everyday
speech
at
ceremonies
which
for.
at
least
16
centuries
have
been
conducted
in
Latin
or
other
languages
now
dead.
After
30
months'
study
by
a
the
Jewel
iou
think
best
erotesses
Iter
oersonht.
Dm
otlicul
world.
The
Jewel
$ler
CenMat,
Boat
131,
TaranM,
OnMrie.
Her.
or
the
Jewel.
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twin.
trains
'
entry
lorm,
or
sheet
ot
paper.
Using
each
lewel
oniy
once,
make
t
your
selection
from:
diamond,
ruby,
pearl,
emerald,
sapphnf,
topai.
amethyst,
onyx,
iquaraaiine.
(arnet.
opal,
moonstone.
Send
with
your
name
and
addtess
and
one
Jewel
carton
lop,
to;
lh
1
Jewel
Slar
Contest,
Box
lbb8,
toronto,
Ontario.
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2.
This
contest
it
open
to
everyone
In
Canada
encept
employees
of
Swilt
Canadian
Co.,
Limited.
Columbia
Pictures.
United
Artists,
1
nd
the
J.
Arthur
Rank
Ocf.amration,
thejr
edveitismi
aienues
or
members
of
their
families.
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as
many
entries
at
you
like,
but
enclose
one
Jewel
carton
toe
with
each.
All
antries
become
our
property.
,
1
Entries
must
be
postmarked
not
later
than
midnight.
June
19bi
Entries
with
insufficient
postage
will
not
be
accepted.
S.
Entries
will
be
judged
for
imagination,
originality,
and
aptness
ot
thought.
Birthstonet
are
not
taken
into
account.
Decision
of
the
judges
is
linal.
You
accept
these
rules
whan
you
enter
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en
Jewel
You'll
enjoy
using
Milady
Paper
Napkins.
They're
so
luxurious
in
quality,
so
handsome
in
1
appearance,
so
easy
on
the
V
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a
XjA&w"
ys
I
aundry
yet
so
surprisingly
low
(ontesi.
special
commission
of
experts,
'
the
sacred
congregation
of
rites
has
already,
as
an
experiment,
allowed
Italian
priests
to
administer
the
sacrament
of
baptism
in
Italian.
If
the
experiment
shows
good
results
in
Italy,
it
may
be
extended
to
other
countries.
The
commission
was
established
toward
the
end
of
the
1950
Holy
Year
following
a
request
by
the
Fope
for
a
comprehensive
study
of
the
whole
problem
of
the
languages
used
In
the
ceremonies
of
the
Catholic
church.
For
the
vast
majority
of
the
world's
400,000,000
Catholics,
the
language
used
at
most
ceremonies
and
particularly
for
the
sacraments
is
Latin.
But
11
other
languages
are
used
among
small
in
price.
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an
economical
package
of
Milady
Paper
Napkins
from
your
grocer
today.
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now
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everywhere
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is
successful,
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new
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