i
New
York
Producer
of
Tobacco
Road'
screen
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
2,
1953
Today
7:
-
9:
p.m.
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MENS'
SHOP
Fined
$100
For
Staging
'
Indecent
Play'
1
cashes
WALLACE'S
run.
is
an
indecent
play.
i
Production
of
the
same
play
brought
court
appearances
and
fines
for
a
group
of
Vancouver
actors
earlier
this
year.)
Gould
appealed
the
sentence
PROVIDENCE,
R.I.
(API
Judge
Lugi
Depasquale
Friday
found
Edward
Gould
of
New
York
guilty
of
producing
an
indecent
play
and
fined
him
$100
1
and
costs.
For
a
long
tune,
movies
have
been
prioLCupicd
with
tropical
stories
yarns
hot
off
the
news
griddle
and
.';ucii
fine
pictures
as
"Fugitive
Horn
a
Cnam
Gang,"
"Confessions
of
a
Nazi
Spy"
and
"The
House
on
92nd
Street"
have
resulted.
There
are,
oioauly
speaking,
two
kinds
of
tropical
films
those
based
on
huge
headlines,
lieve
that
the
issues
of
freedom
of
speech
of
assembly,
raised
by
the
American
Civilities
Liberties
Union
in
the
case,
are
involved.
He
said
that
the
Issue
was
whether
the
words
in
the
play
made
it
indecent
and
he
decided
they
did.
The
play
was
produced
after
a
controversy
with
the
police
censors
Jan.
5.
The
police
censor.
Capt.
George
Cowan,
had
refused
to
issue
a
licence
for
the
play.
Uould
then
wont
to
superior
court
and
obtained
from
Judge
and
those
based
on
no
headlines
I
Depasquale
said
that
"Tobac-
to
superior
court
and
bail
of
$30Q
!
co
Road."
the
Erskine
Caldwell
j
was
continued,
play
that
had
a
long
Broadway
i
The
judge
said
he
did
not
be-
Japanese
Crab
Fishing
Fleet
Sighted
off
Coast
of
Alaska
at
all,
but
rather
on
a
current
and
continuing
crisis.
"Outpost
in
Malaya,"
the
new
2
For
1
SALE
Men's
Work
Shoes
-
plus
;
"
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
WEAR
SPECIALS
2
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
j
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
0
iA
X
-,
4
United
Artists
release
opening
on
Monday
at
the
Totem
Theatre
Is
an
example
of
this
second
Thomas
Roberis
a
restraining
order
on
police.
The
judge
in
barring
police
from
preventing
category
of
tropical
film,
one
(
based
on
an
exciting
struggle;
the
outcome
of
which
Is
of
vital;
I
concern
to
people
all
over
the!
world.
Filmed
on
location
in
Mai-1
(tA
It
AM
the
production
said
this
did
not
keep
them
from
prosecuting
if
the
play
were
considered
obscene.
The
play
was
produced
one
nielli
only
Oi"
projected
one-week
run.
The
judge
said:
"At
the
start.
I
want
to
say
that
I
do
not
believe
in
advance
censorship.
I
also
want
to
say
that
it
would
be
possible
to
bring
aya,
Ceylon
ana
oilier
troume
I
areas
of
the
Far
East,
"Outpost
i
in
Malaya"
stars
Claudette
Col
ANTHONY
SIEEL
,
STARTS
M0NDAI
TOTE,
RAM
GOPAL
Alaska
crab
fishermen
In
the
big
bay
west
of
Alaska
this
season.
The
Wakefield
fiuiiuUo
is
engaged
in
fishing
for
the
giant
king
crabs,
which
have
a
leg
span
of
several
feet.
He
said
the
Japanese
fishermen
are
not
restricted
in
their
catches
while
American
fishermen
can
take
onlyj
male
crabs
of
adult
size.
The
fishing
treaty
to
which
Japan
and
the
United
States
have
agreed,
forestalls
the
Japanese
from
fishing
for
the
highly
prized
salmon
of
Bristol
Bay,
but
there
is
no
provision
against
their
coming
into
the
big
offshoot
of
the
Bering
Sea
after
shellfish.
COLD
BAY,
Alaska
IAP
An
Alaska
fishing
operator
has
reported
the
arrival
of
a
Japanese
crab
fishing
fleet
In
the
outer
waters
of
Bristol
Bay.
J.
H.
Wakefield
of
Wakefield's
Deep
Sua
Trawlers.
Inc.,
said
his
ship
had
contacted
the
Japanese
cannery
ship
Tokel
Maru.
He
said
it
was
anchored
about
12
miles
north
of
Amak
Island,
which
lies
about
20
miles
north
of
the
tip
of
the
Alaska
Peninsula.
Wakefield
said
the
Japanese
fleet's
net
gear
is
out
in
a
10-mile
square
area
around
the
mother
ship.
Wakefield
predicted
recently
in
Anchorage
there
would
be
"trouble"
between
Japanese
and
Evenincjs
7
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-
9:
p.m.
t'aimwH
Pljvrrn
Thn
bert,
Jack
Hawkins
and
Anthony
Steel,
and
feavures
Ram
Gopal,
world-famous
Indian
classical
dircer.
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'Outpost
in
Maiaya"
Is
4:35
7
9:C5
Today
-
p.m.
-
n-ltoi
,
cerned
with
a
little-know
"
Come
Back
Little
Sheba
tiict
court
justices
and
get
,2
different
opinions.
"Since
there
is
no
law
in
Rhode
Island
as
to
what
constitutes
an
obscene
or
indecent
IIP
Mimkf
HsimI
wiv
Umi
late
ict
llltfc
I.VSlKIM't
Tt'i'iwp!"
Americans,
at
any
rate
source
of
international
conflict,
the
:
struggle
of
the
rubber-planters
of
j
Malaya
against
the
huge
groups!
of
organized
bandits
who
terror-!
ize
the
settlements
and
disrupt
Sunday
or
Midnite
Only
play,
it
therefore
is
up
to
the
!
court
to
decide.
"And,
in
my
opinion,
it
seems
to
me
that
the
play
is
indecent."
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ant
production
oi
rubber.
It
is
tills
subject
with
which
"Outpost
in
Malaya"
deals
In
terms
of
an
actionful
adventure
romance.
The
time
of
the
story,
covering
twenty-four
hours,
dur.
ing
which
an
embattled
plantation
owner
beats
off
a
full-scale
attack
of
heavily
armed
bandits,
and
regains
the
love
of
his
wife,
U
based,
on
actual,
events
in
Malaya.
,
MONDAY
to
Wi:iNKSI.V
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at
1
pm
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ir
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'
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SEA-RAIDING,
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EPIC
I
Citizens
Warned
Not
to
Borrow
Too
Much
Money
By
FORBES
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l)E
TORONTO
(P
The
Dominion
Mortgage
and
Investments
Association
today
advised
individuals
to
be
careful
about
the
amount
of
debt
tticy
incur,
and
urged
increased
saving.
At
the
same
time
it
reported
I
A
drama
of
I
he
heroism
of
the
i
United
States
navy
airmen
Is
the
!
next
bi.;
sc.ieen
attraction
to
play
1
ut
the
Capitol
Theatre
opening
I
Monday,
it
was
.announced
today.
It
is
the
spectacular
color
special,
"Flat
Top,'
starring
Sterling
tHayden
and
RiJhard.
Carlson,
produced
by
Walter
MirLsch
fqr
I
IT
1
S,1SIBII
nailing
,cw
STERUNG
HAYDEN
RICHARD
CHRIS
I
1
Mimwrsnt.
Much
of
the
picture
that
1952
loans
by
member
com-
1
panies
were
well
above
those,
of
151,
new
housing
loans
taking
i
!
64
per
cent
of
all
loans,
us
1
against
60
per
cent
in
1051.
.
Commenting
on
the
general
burrowing
and
lending
sileation,
j
n
its
report
to
the
annual
meet-
I
1
was
mined
aboaru
uic
iwiy
u
craft
carrier
Princeton,
enroute
"AliDFI)
KKATl
KK
Kirby
Gront
'
;
In
'
;
-'it-
between
Sin
D!ci?o
naval
air
bu.se
and
Hawaii,
from
whence
tile
carrier
proceeded
to
Korean
i
water.
"YUKON
GOLD"
a
r-.oi.
mm
ihata
-
:
..
1.
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li.g
of
Its
member
companies,
the
a-ssociation
said:
DEBT
CLIMBING
,
"Mortgage
debt
is
climbing.
Consumer
debt
paper
and
per-
sonal
loans
have
reached
a
very
high
level.
Thus
it
is
not
amiss
to
express
concern
at
the
volume
of
debt
and
to
suggest
that
the
situation
needs
to
be
viewed
with
a
cautious
eye."
Govern-
PHONE
Some
of
ti,r
greatest
action
I
shots
ever
brought
to
the
screen
are
In
the
bis
picture.
Thc.sc
are
1
of
at
rial
dog
fiyhU
between
super
pLiiies,
great
enemy
ships
being
tombed
and
sunk,
other
ships
under
.submarine
attack,
and
;
thundering
(ilane
formations
under
actual
battle
conditions.
'ilk,
J
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111
M
ttl
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-
mi
f
-
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s
ax
ments
also
were
urged
to
recog-
I
I
nlze
"the
old
virtue
of
thrift."
'
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PROMPT
SERVICE
HEATED
CAR
Membership
of
the
association
consists
of
48
companies,
of
which
25
are
insurance
companies,
seven
loan
companies,
and
16
trust
companies,
which
represent
about
90
r--r
cent
c'
these
institutions
In
Canada.
STAND:
HILGLRSON
BLOCK,
SIXTH
STRUT
omm
OISPLAV
OOKUTt
m
m
irutnlal
cun
tell
ytiu
t-lorie
aliotit
life
tn
an
olil-linic
ltii;iiif;
camp.
Season
after
si'mhuii
he
used
to
Rotitl
ill
tli
ikmmIs
and
each
time
in
a
different
spot!
Once
the
timber
was
tut
they'd
simply
strike
camp
and
move
somewhere
-1m'.
Alxint
the
only
time
he
t-jx'iil
with
his
family
wus
when
he
was
out
of
work!
,
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-r';
'
'
'.
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T
The
picture
is
leadilv
being
changed
largely
through
the
iiitriihielioii
of
hcientific
ftirenl
management.
Planned
'
etiuservatiou
is
eliminating
wasteful
destruction.
I'ermunent
etimmunilies
are
being
established
where
the
logger
can
be
al
home
wilh
his
family
.
.
.
with
good
homes,
schools,
playgrounds,
shopping
and
recreational
facilities.
Sound
forest
management-
is
creating
the
kind
of
modern
commuiiily
vhere
you'd
be
glad
to
raise
a
famiU
which
is
more
llian
you
could
say
for
grandad's
logging
camp!
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of
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Cvllulose
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f
''Al
CATALOG!
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
Brings
Resuihj
Ottawa
Keeps
Ynn
Fun
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mm
mm
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m
WHERE
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US!
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
DBESEl
hv-i
Blair
Fraser's
Salary
Secret
OTTAWA
if
The
government
has
delined
to
say
how
much
money
the
CBC
paid
Blair
Fraser,
Ottawa
editor
of
Mae-lean's
Magazine,
from
1950
to
1953.
Paul
Gagnon
ilnd.-G'hieouU-ml)
asked
what
was
paid
Mr.
Fraser
for
news
and
comment
broadcasts,
reviews,
the
staging
or
arranging
of
press
conferences
or
any
other
service.
The
answer
was
that
"it
has
not
been
considered
in
the
interests
of
the
corporation
CBC
o'r
in
the
public
interest
to
make
IS
CANADA'S
FASTEST
GROWING
INDUSTRY
ALSO
WELDING
AND
REFRIGERATION.
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unset
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of
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Electric
and
Acetylene
Wi'lding
public
amounts
paid
to
individuals
in
business
transactions
since
the
corporation
is
In
competitive
positions
in
engaging
services."
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New
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Eves.
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Ave.
ond
McBride
St.
P.O.
Box
1599
pie
of
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to
announce
that
he
is
prepared
to
give
the
peP
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crnndOiQ'
in
rnnce
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Cabinet
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Windows,
Doors,
Other
Woodwork
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your
SECOND
car
dependability.
SUPERIOR
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3rd
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at
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Phone
Green
217
Mr.
Trojahn
has
had
many
years
experience
In
cabinet-making
and
other