Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Kiirtiiy,
April
18,
1JS2
funk
w
Shakedown,
jBig
Order
Not
Kidnap
j
For
Trucks
MIAMI.
Florida
(CP)
A1
VANCOUVER
B
MncMillnn
I
FAMOUS
RIVER
j
The
Tweed
River
in
Scotland
'
flows
97
miles,
draining
most
of
j
the
east
portion
of
the
Scottish
j
lowlands.
SWEET
PRODUCT
Canadian
bee-keepers
in
1951
produced
nearly
41.000.000
lbs.
of
honey,
valued
at
$5,294,000.
Fi
best
results,
advertise!
"'uui
fir.
.
!
WOMAN
PRESIDENT
VANCOUVER
tC
For
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
pharmacy
in
British
Columbia,
a
woman
was
elected
president
of
the
Greater
Vancouver
Druggists'
Association.
She
is
Miss
Lynn
Hilton
of
Vancouver.
OCEAN
HARVEST
-
LUNENBURG,
N.S
P
Fishing
is
good
on
the
Grand
Banks
this
season.
More
than
1,250.000
pounds
were
landed
in
one
week
recently
at
this
historic
centre
of
the
Nova
Scotia
fishing
fleet.
wealthy
Miami
jeweler
paid
&
Bloedel
Ltd.,
Thursday
"
placed
"-
VSs
No
World
War
in
1952;
Soviet
Not
Ready
Yet,
Is
Western
Assessment
Editor's
Note:
William
L.
Rvan.
AP
foreign
news
analyst,
has
travelled
from
Belgrade
to
Helsinki
in
a
two-month
tour
of
Europe
tapping
sources
of
information
at
the
edges
or
ine
Iron
Curtain.
In
this
article
ho
appraises
the
current
status
of
the
cold
war
in
Europe
and
brings
out
how
the
hovici
Union
is
pushing
its
campaign
1
.
..
.....
-
-
,
.
UU-
$15,200
"ransom"
for
return
of
an
oracr
lor
souu.ooo
worth
of
t",u
W
St,1
his
six-year-old
son
yesterday
logging
trucks
and
trailers
wit
h
c"
lmt
8UI1(T'
in
what
nolice
called
a
Dhoney
the
Hayes
Manufacturine
Cr.
'
i
kidnapping.
Ltd.
of
Vancouver.
The
order
is
H
u
n.
The
boy
was'
never
actually
,
for
17
trucks,
each
weighing
nicnt
of
01
LP
I
M
fi
H
1
kidnapped,
ponce
said,
aitnougn
iv.uvu
fv
'u
Uuu
puwerea
by
r.
'""H.
Daniel
Rltehcr
was
convinced
he
.
300
h.p.
diesel
motors.
Each
sday
n!
.
!
was
buvlng
his
son's
safe
re-
truck.
compX-te
with
trailer,
will
RuP',
mm!lt
,
,
!
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r
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CfllTV
frnni
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90
nnn
h.
...
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t.fio.
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i;
turn
wiui
ij,uuu
ui
jewua
uuu
-
uwiu
"m
a
vi
t
I,,
$300
in
cash.
,tec-
ol
!es-
duties
.While
the
police
and
Federal
Bureau
of
Investieation
mar-
'By
WILLIAM
L.
RYAN
BERLIN
(AP)
"After
all."
said
the
diplomat,
"here
w
what
the
cold
war
is
all
about."
He
pointed
to
the
map
of
Germany
in
the
heart
of
Europe.
"If
and
when
the
Russians
are
!
they
thought
a
genuine
kid-
Matinee
Smbu.
,
;
napping,
the
child
was
riding
JHY
WALK
WITH
DANCER'
JMCF
Wm
.,.!'
in
a
taxicao
irom
private
scnooi
.
,"
"'flil
?'
f
0-
AlVlfV
k.
x
1
1
"
"il
readv
for
war,
wc
will
know
it.
nuinist
party
if
he
could
acnieve
;
at
Miami
Beach
to
a
doctor's
here
first,"
he
said.
"But
it
will
the
goal
of
a
German
vacuum,
j
hospital
about
12
miles
away,
not
be
in
1952.
The
Russians
Stalin
now
says
the
time
U
;
police
said
the.
plotters
used
;
aren't
ready.
'
And
Stalin
can
ripe
for
talks
on
unification
of
j
the
school,
taxi
company
and
'
wait.
...
,
;
Germany.
He
has
let
it
be
i
nopilai
as
unwilling
dupes
in
'
"We
will
know
a
year
in
ad-
known
he"is
willing
for
Germany
I
the
shakedown.
j
WELL
DHcasc
.
.Kt
IICHAIO
lASfMAIf
CA
MOdu
advertise
OMUWIIHI
b
ANATOLI
LirVAK
vancc.
Right
now
we
know
tooe
unmra
.
If
vnn
mist
sell
It
that
their
communications
and
AZ
transport
are
in
no
shape
to
uo
a
siom
u
u.i
v.c.um.i
"
.
-
i
n
t
.
ii-i
ri
rx
M
I
ha
fill
C
ftf
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m
I
rOTEM
7
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WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THEATRE
Cule
ar
the
liimny
luinscll
.
.
eolor-
ful
as
Caster
ess?
the
happiest,
most
5
plc.vsins
combination
of
all!
Anil
I
you'll
discover
it
risht
here
in
our
compute
selection
of
toss
for
young
!
1'araders!
start
a
war.
We
know
they
lack
io"S
(""J'"8
faith
in
their
satellite
armies
rearmed
Oermany
and
populations.
We
know
they
In
May
the
three
western
1
would
need
large
numbers
of
powers
meet
with
western
Oer-1
troops
to
hold
what
they
have
"'any
to
sign
a
peace
contract.
!
This
would
finalize
the
split
of
now.
We
know
they
lack
the
technical
and
economic
re-
Germany
into
two
parts.
It
rc
o
.oii..nirmit.t.inir
would
presage
a
western
Ger-
Mammoth
Redwoods!
Mommoth
aaJ
in
1
many,
able
to
flourish
economi
V5P
c
V::'
THE
BIG
TREES
war.
Many
western
diplomats
agree
with
this
assessment.
The
con-;
sensus
here
appears
to
be
that
Russia
is
intent
now
upon
holding
whatever
it
can
in
the
west,
protecting
its
western
flank,
while
consolidating
and
pushing
forward
in
the
Orient.
NKl'TRALIZE
ORIENT
L":x.v
jacket
suit
uilh
knife
pleated
skirt.
Navy
blue.
IMaid
wool
double-hreaslcd
coal;
crisp
white
pique
collar.
PUic!
and
plain
3-picre
ensemble;
bolero,
skirt,
li.'oiise.
VANCOUVER
,
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
.
ss,
Camosun
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Coqultlam
12
noon
cally,
fitted
into
the
western
defence
scheme.
j
That
is
the
last
thing
Moscow-wants.
But
Moscow
remembers
other
times
when
the
Germans
were
willing
to
make
deals
at
the
moments
when
they
thought
Grmany
would
reap
the
most
benefit,
and
the
devil
take
the
hindmost.
Possibly
Moscow
Actually
filing
hlCh
hi
Hie
ruStri,
milmmk
America's
vast
limber
territory
-m
color
by
Teehu,
STARRING
KIKK
UOl'OLAS
EVE
MIIIK
ALICE
A
KM,
STEWART
AMI
Thus,
goes
the
reasoning.
Rus-
banks
on
the
theory
that
the
sia's
entire
program
in
Europe
Germans
haven't
changed,
today
appears
to
be
aimed
at
TODAY
0d
SATIIE.
Plus
CARTOON
-
NEWS
I
Or-
9:03
EveninsH
7
;0B
roitT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam.
11
p.m.
.
EOll
NORTH
Ql
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
April
11
and
25
M.
Camosun
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
OLEF.N
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
April
4
and
18
(miduight)
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Rotary
Called
To
Charlottes
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
1:25
paraiyzing
the
western
Euro-
pcans'
will
io
resist
to
render
western
Europe
impotent
and
neutral.
j
i
In
the
drive
to
neutralize
1
western
Europe,
the
prime
tar-
get
is
Germany.
Competent
ob-
Ten
minu'.es
is
too
little
time
;
servers
speculate
that
Stalin
to
start
talking
about
the
glories
would
even
be
prepared
to
dump
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Gor
Third
Avenue
phone
508
!
the
whole
East
German
Com
Square
Dancing
Tonight
R
io
I
.
r.O
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
don
Jolliffe
told
Rotarlans
at
luncheon
yesterday.
So,
instead
i
I
i
I
of
speaking
about
his
Queen
1
Charlotte
Cl'.y
home
and
sur-
at
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE
nrnVif
i,
iATrr
rounding
territory,
he
invited!
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
pKyy
INVI
LO
Rulary
club-
numbers
to
come
"when
the
geese
are
low."
a
I
i
(Lontforl
and
Shil
II.
syj.-siaasgr--aKa.-ji
mm.T.-Fg
;
other
guests
at
the
luncheon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Chorney
was
Clyde
Paulson,
of
Vancou-land
children
left
Perow
on
Sun-
v.r.
.VUiUng
Rolarlans
were
1
I
day
to
.return
to
their
farm
at
Harry
.Jackson
and
Horace
Cran-j
i
!
i
:
uumas.
aasitaicnewa.i.
U4
E.
Foerster.
Nanaimo.
and
Jim
c,iln"-
M"I-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stan
Ransome
LADIES
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intrrmeulalc
l'rt
Each
Thursdtfy
it
if:
15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
HIOK,SIHY
MIOVKiHl
(omfurl
aiKl
Service
For
Reservations
into
K.
Byman's
have
moved
house.
Intercoastal
SHOES
I
Mrs.
Ed.
Weslgarde
spons-jr.d
a
baby
shower
at
her
home
last
I
week,
in
honor
of
Mrs.
M.
For-Jsythe.
.
.
Shipping
to
Start
Again
Write
or
Call
that
are
quality
made
and
designed
for
long
wearing
and
comfort
I
Spring
15
coming
slowly
in
this
!
part
of
the
valley,
with
snow.
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
RC.
VANCOUVER
'f
Return
of
(rain
and
cloudy
.weather.
The
AtianU(,
,,.
Plirinc
8hrmln
ser-
'
tremendous
amount
of
snow
-ip
vicey
ls
pianncd
to
offsPt
hl,h
In
the
hills
has
hardly
begun
to;rail
rate,
fronl
eastern
Canada.
Tops
in
looks
Jftjj
i-
Fashion
s2ii
lm-i
ci.
jit
was
reported
here
Thursday,
j
l
.
1
.
-
'V,
'
J.
,
,
,
I.
The
shipping
ecrvicrs
plan
to1
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Adam
Turchlnetz
reviv(.
cuafilaI
movement
dlscon-!
I
from
Rose
Lake
are
hvlng
in
tinU(,(
dliring
the
war.
i
Footwear
vicdi7
;"",,"uuu
..to,-.-o
...
Uenay
Terminals
Ltd.
of
Mont-
j
Perow.
,
Ireal,
subsidiary
of
Alumlum
Co.
"
'
,
.
,
,
of
Canada,
and
Monsen
Clarke
Lester
Oppen
of
Quesnel
has
B.c..ud,.
plan
to
mjlke
expert-!
,been
spending
a
few
days
at
his
mvntal
shipments
in
June
and;
.cabin
here
in
Perow.
,JuIy
In
the
past
few
monthSi
i
.
.
77
.
!
the
charter
rates
on
vessels
have
Mrs
Anna
MacKay,
Perow
dropp01
sharply.
:
school
teacher,
and
son
Ronnie,;
:
(
;
have
gone
to
Kamloops
for
their
(Easter
holidays.
Today's
Sea
Cadets
Are
s
-
1
T.
ih.
I.
i-K.
'"""
I
yW
Jk.
!!..'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Fontaine
have
returned
from.
Alberta
where
(Mrs.
Fontaine
was
hospitalized
!
ior
surgery.
Tomorrow
s
Citizens
lll:vi
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&
AMD
ERSON
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