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Jantlary
15.
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red
d..,r.
mice
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KLECTR1C
LINK
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Tlie
first
electric
railway
In
Canada
between
Windsor
and
1
Walkerville,
Out.,
was
completed
'
in
1H8G.
Super-Weapon
Film
Feature
:"w
Is
found
maihM
I
-Ish
highland.
i
BOTH
rowiu
Continued
Irnr.i
a;:e
ll
"Well,
call
somebody
to
the
chair
before
you
start
gabbin',"
;HilLs
to
occupy"
it
while
he
read!Ald-
Cay
stated
dryly.
During
an
amendment
to
the
motion,
j
tne
hub-bub
which
followed,
The
mayor
called
for
invita-
j
Mayor
Whalen
resumed
the
tion
of
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
chair.
JOURNEY
INTO
LIGHT
in
7
-
9:00
TODAY
SI
KRUNO
JO
HAYDEN
-
VIVECA
i
,,"!'
"Flying
Missile,"
depleting
a
new
super-weapon
in
action
for,
the
first
time,
and
"Beauty
on
Parade,"
a
drama
of
the
persi-nal:
lives
of
contestants
in
a
beautj,
competlt
ioi..
make
up
a
double
bill
program
billed
fer
the
Capi-
tol
Theut.i
this
Wednesday
and!
Thursday.
!
In
"Flying
Missile"
Glenn
Fold!
r
ouicr
suppliers
"with
a
view
STARTS
TOMORROW
Alsi
on
the
samt
pr
ROBERT
HUTTOK
1
and
LOLA
ALBRicirt
mfinM
lit
ft
Wl
J"
III
"MM
-Saw
5-
V.
;
s:
f.
.
.
'
-
.
-
wears
the
uniform
of
a
Navy
submarine
commander
whicil
111
I
'Beauly
on
Pari
11
helps
him
to
woo
and
win
tin.
beautiful
Viveca
I.indfors
who'
has
the
only
feminine
role
in
tlv,
picture.
Adventure
In
a
Sub-
i
marine
and
the
use
of
the
new
n
to
ascertaining
their
interest
in
supplying
puwer
to
Prince
Rupert."
;
At
first.
Aid.
Hills,
in
the
chair,
called
the
amendment
out
of
order.
He
said
it
did
not
pertain
-to
the
subject
matter
of
his
motion
but
he
gave
way
finally
to
insistence
of
other
aldermen
and
the
mayor.
NOT
EX'TI
DING
XI5C
Then
veteran
Alderman
George
Casey
rose
slowly
to
his
feet
to
move
an
amendment
to
Mayor
Whalen's
amendment.
"I
don't
think
any
other
power
companies
are
interested
in
this
set-up
besides
the
Northern
B.C
Tower.
It
would
be
a
waste
si'
time
to
ask
them.
Shows
at
1
.
1
1
Last
complete
sho
Aid.
Hills
declared
vehemently
that
a
58-majority
in
the
referendum
"means
something."
"It
is
the
people's
desire
that
we
ask
the
Commission
to
supply
power;
the
way
they
voted.
"Even
if
there
had
only
"been
a
majority
of
three,
I
would
still
take
this
stand.
It's
democracy
at
work!"
The
power
comoany
had
had
their
chance,
Aid.
Hills
said.
The
moai
'
ha:'
not
;d
up
to
its
contract.
"How
are
we
to
kn..-
t
he-would
not
let
us
town
again
if
they
get
anotner
chance?"
he
queried.
"The
end
is
r.jt
yet,"
pronounced
Aid.
Cuey.
"Quite
an
equal
opinion
was
shown
on
the
I'Pfpri
suliim
Tf
u:
ri,t
i
mm.
nmiiuininm
P
.ft
Hwrtat
I
JA
FQRO
LIKDFORS
V
Yf'TfTh
h
missile
provide
action
and
adventure.
The
supporting
cast
is
headed
by
Henry
O'Neill,
Carl
Benton
Reid
and
Joe
Sawyer.
"Beauty
on
Parade"
tells
the
story
of
what
happens
to
beauty
queens
after
they
nave
won.
It
recounts
how
a
woman,
who
woli
a
beautv
contest
tenty
years
ago,
I
HUNTERS
RESCUED
RCAF
Cpl.
Steve
Trent
of
Athlow.
Sask
,
and
Jack
Barton,
manager
of
Newfoundland
Fiymg
Club,
missing
a
week
on
a
hunting
trip,
weie
rescued
when
a
plane
attached
to
RCAF
103
Search
and
Rescue
Squidrun
at
Toibay,
N'fld.,
landed
on
a
frozen
lake
and
picked
them
up.
One
of
them
(see
circle
lowvr
Ufti
is
shown
walking
toward
the
rescue
plant.
Weather
conditions
forced
the
plane
to
spend
a
night
in
the,
open
before
take-off
A
Hiaa
with
thirst
ftr
trevbU..
"I
have
alw'ays
favored
asking
1
nillCS
f
A
1
I
he
BO
Power
Commission
folded
bviRW
to
the
pPopleand
negotiate
with
us
out
at
no
time
1
1.
i
tvv
r,
,m
rL.-,Z.
.1,,,
conditions
were
favorable
the
following
day.
(CP
PHOTO
i
had
I
figured
to
debar
the
NBC.jnnal
analvlis-we
may
have
,
"I
would
insist
that
the
local:
time
putting
it
over.
losing
it
when
sue
married,
ai.-i
'
tempts
to
realize
her
ambitions:
of
fame
and
foiiune
for
hoi.
beautiful
daughter
whom
she;
'guides
to
the
pinnacle
of
suecessj
but
almost
loses
her
husband.'
'Robert
Huttim
is
a
newspaper-1
'man
who
exposes
the
synthetic!
'
glamor
of
the
beauty
content
j
j
world.
Ruth
Warrick
is
the;
j
mother
and
Lola
Albright
the;
daughter.
"
I
Power
From
Sun
t!ieCuf
power
company
also
have
the
News
of
the
District
In
Fifty
Years
1
:
tin
t
Que
i
.-
i
fnid
!.:!.
prai
ir:
".
ft
"The
people
will
insist
on
fair
dealing.
We
must
put
this
question
to
both
parties
and
not
cut
out
those
who
are
supplying
the
goods
,now"
All
but
Aid.
Hills
voted
for
Aid.
Ciif-cy's
amendment.
Then,
upon
WASHINGTON
American
TODAY
CAItTOd'i
Fowler
Chairman
opportunity
to
negotiate
with
us.
I
move
an
amendment
to
the
amendment
that,
in
addition
to
the
B.C.
Power
Commission,
the
invitation
also
be
extended
to
the
Norlhern
B.C.
Power
Co."
DEMOCRACY
AT
WORK
Aid.
Hills
protested
and
wanted
to
talk
on
lus
original
tvenmt
TOTEM
fiiiniu
I'lmcr
ilu'utrt
Sm
it
hers
Council
7
9:05
4
Terrace
Presses
For
Post
Office
geologists
believe
that
man
will
tap
the
sun
for
power
In
the
nvxt
50
years
but
doubt
if
he'll
do
much
Industrially
with
atomic
energy
in
that
period.
This
was
disclosed
when
the
American
Geological
Institute
decision
by
Mayor
Whalen,
the
j
original
motion
as
amended
by
;
California
Bucks
Truman,
Warren
the
second
amendment
was
voted
i
SMITHERS
A.
C.
Fowler
has
on,
with
Aid.
Hills
and
Aid.
i
been
elected
chairman
of
the
Prusky
voting
negative.
TERRACE
The
board
of
village
commissioners
here
has
joined
in
the
campaign
for
a
federal
building
here
to
re
'1
I
board
of
village
Commissioners
at
!
Smithers
for
the
ensuing
year.
!
Mr.
Fowler
has
for
several
years
been
on
the
Smithers
village
commission
and
frequently
in
the
past
has
acted
as
its
chairman.
Ladies'
Shoes
FREE!
published
results
of
a
survey
SACRAMENTO
Supporters
of
conducted
among
"leading
U.S.
'
President
Truman
and
Governor
j
geologists,"
Waren,
for
the
Democratic
and
!
"Despite
continuing
depletion
!
Republican
presidential
nomlna-
of
our
mineral
resources,"
the
in-
'
tions
respectively,
are
having
,
stitute
reported,
"substantial
in-
difficulties.
Opposition
Is
devel-i
dustrial
use
of
aUjmic
energy
in
onlne
for
both
in
the
fnrthrom-
place
the
long
notoriously
inadequate
little
Post
Office
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
BUDGET
PLAN
i
the
next
50
years
is
considered
mi
California
slate
primaries.
relatively
Improbable."
rill,
I
Wi
Ml.-,
I
''"'
,
2
FOR
1
British
Queens
Now
Challenged
premises
which
have
long
since
been
outgrown
by
tire
business
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP.,
will
be
communicated
with
at
once.
a
ill
TERRACE
Mrs.
Bert
West
has
been
re-elected
president
and
Mrs.
L.
Newhouser,
secretary,
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
Church
here.
Vice-President
is
Mrs.
Morgan.
Eleventh
Year
as
Mayor
of
Terrace
TERRACE
Emil
Haugland
has
been
re-elected
chairman
of
the
!
board
of
village
commissioners
at
Terrace
for
.the
eleventh
term.
He
has
been
a
commissioner
for
twenty
years.
Other
m.moers
jl
the
Terrace
commission
an
DiidLey
Little,
William
Osborne
Jr.,
S.
N.
Kirk-aldy
and
Geoff
Lambly.
For
bo.st
-esults.
advertise!
Hil'HJ.HH!l
Wallace's
In:u
Imi'nt
Siorc,
the
store
that
has
everything
for
the
home
and
family,
offers
you
the
convenience
of
buyin?
now
ami
pay
in
convenient
monthly
payments.
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
BIG
STORE
WALLACE'S
of
Course
NEW
YORK
The
superliner
United
States,
the
world's
most
modern
ship
and
biggest
and
fastest
liner
ever
built
in
the
,
United
States,
will
leave
New
;
Yo-k
on
her
m:iid-.n
tmtic.Ailiin.
'tic
voyage
July
3.
the
United
i
0.,;
If
I"
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Fashion
Footwear
STONE
BUILDING
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The
9'JO-foot.
52.000-ton
ves-sel,
now
in
the
last
stages
of
con-.'t
ruction
at
Newport
News.
Va.,
challenges
even
Britain's
prides,
!
tlr.'
Queen
Mary
and
Queen
Eli-
1
zaueth,
in
size,
speed,
and
pas-
scngrr
capacity.
Albania
To
Defy
Soviet
OPPOHTUlITY
I
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(
!
ri
o
I
LADIES'
NYLONS,'
Q(jnUL
V
1st
Grade
For
Advancement
in
The
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
Is
Mow
Better,
Than
Ever
The
recent
raise
in
solory
has
placed
the
Canadian
Soldier
among
the
highest
paid
in
the
world.
CAPT.
V.
H.
BEECHER,
Recruiting
Officer,
will
be
at
Canadian
Legion,
Prince
Rupert
Armourv.
Prince
Gm,n.
1
ii
i
.
1
I
n
mm,
am
n
.
put
E
SHOES!!
2
for
1
ROME
Albania,
the
only
Soviet
satellite
located
outd"
the
Iron
Curtain,
Is
ripeninu
for
a
revolt
against
its
Communist
rcjrime,
its
non-Commiiuorm
neighbors
have
told.
The
National
Committee
fo.-
a
Free
Albania,
appealed
to
,
lh';
sovernents
of
Yugoslavia,
Greece
and
Italy
to
formally
announce
they
would
keep
a
'hands
off"
policy
when
the
hour
comes
foi-an
uprising
against
the
Communist
regime.
This
announcement,
said
the
committee,
is
needed
urgently
to
counteract
Moscow-dictated
"bogeyman"
propaganda
with
which
Albania's
government
"Is
fanning
the
flames
of
hatred
toward
these
now
friendly
neighbors'
m
an
attempt
to
find
some
rom-mon
bond
with
which
to
unite
a
nation
completely
disillusioned
with
Moscow."
The
committee
represents
Albanian
refugee
organizations
here.
The
committee
said
In
effi-ct
that
the
Albanians
could
lu:;,ie
their
Communist
rulers
without
any
help
from
outside.
it
rxolalncd
that
Its
secret
agents
inside
the
little
eastern
Adriatic
ConimunLst
country
report
only
2
per
cent
of
the
people
are
Communist
Pa
ty
members
and
that
80
per
cent
of
the
Army
arc
anti-Communist,
"must
of
them
awaiting
the
day"
to
Join
a
patriots'
revolt.
Albanians,
said
the
committee,
arc
starving
In
many
sections
be-
15.
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'52
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'52
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one
pair
of
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you
one
pair
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,
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SALE
30o
Fm
SLIPPERS
lOo
off
.off
30o
ON
ALL
BAGGAGE
HANDBAGS
4
OFF
"nusc
their
rich
ha.-vests
haw.
been
shipped
to
p.ussia.
The
report
said
the
government
of
Premier
Enver
Hoxha
has
turned
to
'urges,
wholesale
arrests
and
daily
executions
in
an
attempt
to
hold
power.
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