osjtt)..
I,
Prince
Rupert
Do,!,,
nw.
'
Wftlnc.sdiiy,
April
22.
SCREEN
FLASHES
J
Uranium
Staking
Rush
Continues
Convicts
Aid
Cause
WINNIHIU
JCPi-A
mobile
Red.
half
of
Cross
hU-xt
donor
clinic
at
the
.
to
supp.t
th(.
'"'i,!t
Stony
Mountain
penitentiary
was
bank
The
rii
attended
by
17
prUmers,
about
j
yearly
event
m'T
1
DIISrUAC
-.
I-I...
H
lUI.
I
,...M...
Nl
''"
"
"
i
Yn
fwi
David
Lean
has
turned
hl.i
I
OF
THE
SEASON
-YOUR
talented
tnind
from
1
naries
Dirkens
U)
the
Jet-Atomic
Ac.e
I
IM1S
TOIMV
lltTTl
v
..I
in
his
litest
Ilim
venuiif.
URANIUM
CITY.
Sa.sk.
CP
!
1
1
7:
8:20
p.m.
"
0
THAT
List
BreaklnK
the
Sound
Harrier,
which
open
tomorrow
at
th"
Ous
Haw
ker
of
tills
booming
j
mining
town
hopes
to
retire
toi
.
i
i
.
'
III':-
Totem
Theatre.
mm
m
i
V,
t
.illiuuiu"u
-
A
iiiliiiiiiiiiiiii
Advance
report
nave
u
nw;
this
picture,
released
by
Unlt.
J
Artistn.
even
surpasses
the
usually
hlKh
standard
of
u
David
Lean
production
'
Breaking
the
Bound
Rnrrler"
,
boasts
an
Impressive
east.
In
England
this
year
on
profits
from
his
store
and
claim
sales.
To
stransers
vLsitin?
the
hub
of
Saskatchewan's
500-.square-mile
Beaverlodse
uranium
field
Hawker
says
"stake
some
claims
and
make
a
fortune."
In
general,
his
advice
reflects
the
surging
wave
of
optimum
now
iwcrpmn
what
is
regarded
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Bal
Youi-
paftq
quests
will
welcome
Coke
the
role
of
an
imaginative
man-
,
uf.ieturer
of
aircraft
Is
that
su-
j
p-ib
actor
of
many
cn-nt
per-
i
formnces
Ralph
Richardson.
As
his
daughter,
a
girl
wivi
can't
understand
Imi
ftlirr's
obyeitsion
with
let
planes.
Is
sec-'sltlve,
lovelv
Ann
Todd.
Tall,
handsome
NlKel
I'atrlck
en
t
!
'as
her
hu.bnd,
a
test
pilot
who
gives
his
life
trying
to
crash
through
the
"sound
barrier"
And
young
John
Ju..'!n
plays
the
rule
of
enother
test
pilot
'who
takes
up
where
t'alrtck
IcU
off
Mid
docs
fly
through
the
bnrrler
and
at
the
same
time
proviin
a
strange
theory
of
j.upcrsnnlc
flight
as
he
hottest
of
Canada's
mineral
"hot
spots."
What
Is
possibly
the
greatest!
staking
rush
recorded
in
Can-
ad
an
mining
continues
unabat-l
ed
as
cLum-stakers
rash
in
to
take
the
advice
of
Hawker
andj
other
.successful
sourdoughs.
During
a
12-oav
peiod
from'
February
20
to
March
10.
l.GOOl
claims
were
recorded
In
Urarr-j
nun
City
by
submitting
recorder
i
W.
i
Bill
i
MacDonald.
Ann
Todd
and
tct
pilot
husband
in
film.
Nigel
Patrick,
Just
i
before
take-off
in
let
plane
for
flight
to
Cairo.
Scene
Is
from
j
David
Lei.n
production
-Breaking
the
Sound
Barrier,"
which
opens
at
the
Totem
Theatre
tomorrow
night.
Army
Survey
Party
Preparing
For
Trip
to
Headless
Valley
OTTAWA
CP
Nearly
every-
army
prefers
Deadmati
valley.
In
all,
between
4000
and
.wu
claims
have
been
staked
and
re-coided
here
since
early
List
1
Your
pirate
yo"nR
or
not
arc
ice-cold
Coke.
Its
Bure
to
enjoy
matchless
flavor
sparks
the
party,
keeps
the
fun
going.
Remember,
too,
it's
easy
to
serve
Coke-ice
cold,
Lu
the
bottle.
body
gives
Headless
valley
as
Warrant
oflicer
U
J
Mi
Atiam.
wide
a
berth
as
possible,
but
the
32.
headed
a
party
thai
went
Into
pvd
Chaplin,
CharU
k's
win.
army
is
an
exception.
tlie
vallev
in
1M0.
He
will
return
nml
es
his
film
debut
in
-I.ime-
mill
on
a
team
headed
by
Capt.
hcht."
his
father's
firit
film
In
This
summer
it
Is
serding
w
w
Ker
,
Brltl,h
0icer
at-
,ix
year-.
A
United
Artists
re-.survey
party
into
the
much-
U)(,
anliy
s
surVey
ls-
im'.p..
"Umelluhf
cwn
el
the
ft2
Army
Cadets
To
Hold
Camp
At
Banff
;..imjJ
talked-about
heart
01
me
wnu
ulUllimcnt
rurf
other
mem-
Cupitol
Theatre
tomorrow
eve-Nahannl
re-ion
In
the
Northwest
wU,
gi.t
w
R
Tuttle
2
rx
Territories
for
the
third
time
of
Pl,.h
iVS
,,ilo
matie
the
thc
phraxe
'
ills
father's
film"
The
Valiey.
ucar
the
Junction
tri
.
isl
ve,r
BIHi
st.
F.
S
is
no
mere
nicety
of
exprlon.
of
the
borders
of
BritUtt
Colum-s
Ml,icr
.m
,
i.Kicop-
A
Chaplin
film
Is
pwuliarly
th"
nsar
Sam
KALI
In
the
bia.
the
Yukon
ana
tne
North-m
r
In
mapping
the
district.
i
product
of
its
creator
Umellvht
"
as
in
ail
.
.-ir,.iv
at
timf'
.
.
,rrise
cf
of
Chaplin's
plcturr-Clmri'-
ix'iformed
every
function
hut
been
called
Tropical
valley
and;
(jame
warden
Ous
Croiuse.
who
One
hundred
and
fifty-six
specially
selected
Royal
Canadian
Army
Cadets
will
enjoy
three
weeks
of
campine
this
ivnassis.
i
61
7f
and
the
valley
of
vanishing
men.
The
-ttled
at
the
mouth
of
the.
Na-
,)iat
f
wardrobe
mistress
M
m
Hid
.
hannl
in
19il9,
ays
the
myster-
Extro
'Cortov
he
might
have
done
that,
loo,
If
lie
weren't
Ux)
busy
otherwise
star,
writer,
producer,
director,
composer,
choreographer.
Oddly
enough.
In
the
film
81
mm
tfninn
1
Mjlinrr
Silitiilii
i
lous
deaths
of
the
McLeod
brother
gave
the
valley
Its
awesome
name.
1
Frank
and
William
McLeod
went
Into
the
Nahannl
country
0
l
-e
Discrimination
In
Employment
Now
Banned
Chaolin.
as
a
toniposer.
t
1!)05
to
liuiit
for
R
ld
Th'-'r
Charles's
chief
rival
tor
the
af-
summer
at
Banff
as
a
reward
for
high
efficiency
during
their
cadet
service.
Banff
National
Cadet
Camp
is
opened
annually
by
the
Army
for
approximately
130
boys
selected
from
the
56.000
cadets
in
530
cadet
corps
across
Canada.
Athletic
and
academic
standings
a
well
as
cadet
efficiency
are
lactors
In
selecting
applicants.
'
headie.vi
bodies
were
found
tiuee
ROBERT
RYAN
JUUA
ADAM:
in
"HORIZON'S
WEST"
1
years
later
tl
Di,y
it
h
thc
case
Toim
7
-
9:00
I
AN?
fictions
of
Claire
Bloom,
n-w
Kngllsh
discovery.
Your.g
Syd
Chaplin
nevrr
chellenged
his
fatiirr
cm
his
own
ground
His
acting
talent
hive
been
In
the
direction
of
drama,
and
In
"Umelighl"
h?
Crou-e
told
the
army
expui-tion
that
a
third
man
in
the
pedition
apparently
killed
the
MrLeods
and
that
he
was
later
OTTAWA
(r
The
Commons
has
given
approval
in
principal
to
legislation
breaking
new
ground
In
the
federal
labor
field
the
barring
ol
discrimination
In
employment
on
grounds
of
lace,
origin,
color
or
religion.
The
government
measure.
J
Masterpiece
Charles,
OlAPLINS
HUMAN
DiJlMA!
seen
"on
the
outside"
selling
a
poke
of
gold.
A
report
Uwucd
in
1947
by
the
mines
department,
said
the
third
man
was
never
pluvs
a
vnots
roie.
Now
28
years
old.
the
slx-fe-t-two-lneh
Syd
ws
born
In
U
Angeles
and
eouca'ted
st
the
Blnrk
Foxe
Military
Academy
In
that
city
and
later
the
1-aw-
At
the
camp,
which
opens
July
19,
three
miles
from
Banff
at
the
foot
of
towering
Cascade
Mountain,
the
cadets
will
enjoy
special
cadet
training
mixed
with
'
mountain-resort
activities.
i
The
three-week
period
will
include
mountain
toufs.
trail
rides,
swimming,
fishing,
boating
and
.
mountain
climbing.
Military
6
Botlle
Carton
Ot
Laughter
And
Tears
From
The
MasierOf
tracked
down.
;
However,
the
RCMP
as
It
solved
the
case
In
1921the
Mc-
sponsored
by
Labor
Minister
Gregg,
was
welcomed
by
spokesmen
for
all
parties
before
being
Ud.Si
flfl
t"
f-
"
4
msssm
XL
itb
Ca-CoU
Ltd.
Leods
died
of
starvation
and
leneeville
Si
hool
in
ljwrcnc.
that
wild
animaU
probably
srv
York.
During
World
W.n
gnawed
of!
their
heads.
,Two
he
served
In
the
army
for
given
second
reading
and
sent
to
a
committee
for
further
studv.
Onlv
criticism
was
that
it
n
muniiu.
murn
ui
win
did
not
go
far
enough.
,
ANOTHKR
BOOT
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
cadet
training
will
occupy
about
40
per
cent
of
the
time
and
has
been
specially
piaiuu-
to
suit
combat.
...
...,i,i
,..
kim
-.nil
The
body
of
atiuthe.-
propei
a
"lia
f
it
v
f
It
-I,
4
v
1
4
i
Oa"
.
...
V
J;
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'ni.
n
t
si-
T.
"V"
-
V
H
n
I
!-
I
-.
1.
.
i
wr.
uitnn
.vi
u...
.....
-
rtA
I'rnice
Kupcri,
CLAIRE
BLOOM
run
make
It
an
offence
for
an
em-,
tor.
bum,
n-aui.
r,t,,r
in
riurrimir.atp
aualnst
f
found
in
the
same
region
a
few
l'liuiie
a
registered
trade-mark.
the
surroundings.
Lcod
deaths
:
..rr.riir.vi.ru
nr
iirtiKr
1
1
ve
em-
'
years
after
the
M
,ar
has
escaped
HISTORIC
III
Kt
II
NEW
GLASGOW,
N.S.
(CP)
First
Presbvterlan
Church
celebrated
Its
l7th
anniversary
with
a
joint
service
attended
by
congregations
of
St.
Andrews
and
Westminster
Churches.
The
army
so
unscathed.
iCTRIC
COOKING
1
ployees
because
of
race,
creed,
I
color
or
religion.
,
Thc
same
ban
will
apply
to
trade
unions
regarding
membership,
but
the
minister
made
it
clear
that
unions
will
not
be
forced
to
accept
a
person
with
a
record
of
subversive
activity.
fakes
care
of
the
job
even
when
you're
out
of
the
kitchen.'
I
ff
Only
I
y
i5Hn.
0Min.
I
r
(
Government
Pays
Miner
For
Discovery
SYDNEY,
Australia
The
MONTREAL
Australian
guvrriiuit-ofc
uu
jiw
(
This
point
had
been
raised
by
Rev.
Dan
Mclvor
L-Fort
William'.
Enforcement
of
the
law
will
depend
largely
on
conciliation,
but
fines
up
to
$iO0
are
provided.
It
will
apply
only
to
those
industries
under
federal
Jurisdiction
In
labor
relations
Including
railways,
shipping,
aviation
and
communications.
I
tint
n
III
Jack
White,
discoverer
of
the
famed
Rum
Jungle
uranium
deposits
In
thc
Northern
Territory,
I
1
I
I
K
Conadia
(Ptutyc
h
I
I
a
tax-free
reward
of
C2500O.
It
1
was
rcvealfd
In
thc
House
of
STARTS
TOMQI
Plus
(
.irtuon
-
Mr!2riB.acks
1
V
Representatives.
After
compla.nu
earlier
this
year
that
the
government
was
discouraging
prospectors
by
making
only
minor
payments,
the
government
gave
the
Rum
Jungle
finder
another
17.000.
bringing
his
total
reward
to
t25.0O0.
White,
who
had
been
farming
and
prospecting
In
thc
Rum
Jungle
area
$30
Raise
i
liU
Evenings
6:30
-
9:14
Saturday
CwiHtH
Tnl
AM
m
Ca4u
ril'
A
tfim,
Your
Trove!
Agent
For
Workers
IT'S
FASTI
Completely
insulated
ovca
s)ccils
the
cooking.
Heat
is
applied
directly
to
bottom
of
surface
utensils.
IT'S
AUTOMATIC!
Slip
a
meal
in
thc
oven,
set
timer
anil
teniH-rature
controls.
Your
tk-itric
cooker
will
cook
to
a
nicety,
turn
itself
off
when
thc
job's
done.
south
of
Darwin
when
he
made
his
find,
is
still
working
for
Northern
Drillers
Ltd.,
which
is
developing
the
field.
OTTAWA.
(CP1
Thc
majority
report
of
a
three-man
conciliation
board
has
recommended
a
wage
increase
of
$30
a
month
to
employees
of
three
British
Col-
MOOSE
MEAT
CORNER
BROOK.
Nfld.
CP
mbia
Steamships.
Thc
operators
minority
report
recommended
a
seven
per
cent
Game
Warden
E.
L.
8t
ration
spotted
a
cow
moose
being
attacked
by
three
large
dogs
on
the
Humber
river
near
here.
The
Injured
animal
was
humanely
destroyed
and
the
meat
was
distributed
to
needy
families.
wage
increase,
plus
seven
cents
an
hour.
Companies
involved
are
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
Canadian
National
Steamships
and
Union
Steamships
Limited.
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