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BERLIN
(AP)
A
Russian-zone
trial
in
the
district
court
at
Cottbus.
Hastreiter
is
a
West
German
who
iolned
the
Fnriien
IMnn
II
DINING
PLEASURE
Communist
court
has
sentenced
a
young
German
to
death
because
he
fought
against
the
Reds
in
Indo-China
as
a
member
of
the
French
Foreign
Legion,
West
Berlin's
anti-Communist
League
of
Free
Jurists
reported
today.
This
organization,
which
has
good
underground
connections
in
the
Russian
zone,
said
Hans
Hastreiter,
25,
was
condemned
"for
espionage
and
using
weapons
against
a
peace-loving
people."
Sentence
was
passed
by
a
woman
judge
after
a
secret
in
in
1946
and
was
captured
in'
1949.
He
was
sent
back
to
Soviet
;
East
Berlin
and
there
released
j
In
1951.
But
when
he
returned
;
to
the
Russian
zone
to
visit
his
I
wife
he
was
seized
by
the
secret
I
police
on
charges
of
spying.
His
j
espionage,
the
Free
Jurists
said,
I
is
supposed
to
have
consisted
of
j
telling
people
about
his
experiences
in
Indo-Chlna.
'
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
tes
Film
I
.ig
B.C.
!
The
DBiljr
Newa
I
jbfM't
Frinrs,
Inter-own
lecturer
and
left
Jasper
yestrr-pleting
the
filming
eiigth
motion
plc-sst
Canada,"
which
,
his
1953-1954
lec-
nhuh
will
feature
vacation
attrac-r
Natlonnl
Park
ts
of
the
Canadian
ilso
include
scquen-nrtUNtiial
activities
iu,
Rupert
line
of
-National
Railways
its
on
the
great
Itimnent.
the
new
Canadian
probably
have
its
,
at
Town
Hall
In
$
November.
who
was
accom-!b
on
the
trip
to
w
"f
vlf.it
In
Prince
fk.
jiincrs
here
recalled
1
19
years
ago
that
iti'd
this
city
while
i
many
adventures,
jei-p
from
Terrace
Ukliig
through
the
jputhrrn
part
of
the
i
vtlino
he
has
made
jss
across
America
around
the
world
I
CLOTHES
AND
SHOES
FOR
DRESS,
WORK
AND
PLAY
AT
POPULAR
PRICES
PROCLAMATION
TO
ALL
PEOPLE
IN
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT:
The
disgraceful
scenes
of
last
weekend
must
not
be
repeated.
Let
those
who
attach
themselves
to
a
disorderly
mob
out
of
curiosity
or
a
desire
lor
excitement
reflect
that
by
joining
it
they
themselves
become
lawbreakers
and
subject
to
serious
penalties.
We
have
the
Police
for
the
protection
of
every
one
of
us.
If
is
their
duty
to
keep
order
and
to
make
this
a
safe
and
decent
place
in
which
to
live.
It
is
our
duty
to
co-operate
with
them.
All
persons
are
notified
that
the
law
will
be
enforced
in
this
City.
lotarij
Cjovernor
Do
Vhit
Cittj
District-Governor
of
Rotary
International
District
151,
Dr.
Bruce
Gordon
of
Courtenay
will
pay
his
official
vist
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday,
September
10.
President
Tony
Crawley
told
members
that
In
view
of
this,
club
directors
and
chairmen
of
committees
would
meet
August
17
to
make
suitable
75c
MEN'S
SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
Regular
95c.
NOW,
each
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
'
Well
tailored,
good
assortment.
Regular
to
$5.50.
NOW
s4.oo
Too
Late
To
Classify
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
$
Xft
Roomy
and
well
tailored.
Reg.
to
$3.45.
NOW
V
FUNERAL
NOTICE
1
FORTUNE
In
the
city
Thurs-1
day,
August
6,
1953,
Theobald
j
Mathew
John,
age
85
years,
be-:
loved
husband
of
Mrs.
Gladys
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS
:
Good
tailoring.
Lots
Of
wear.
Regular
$5.75.
NOW
'.'."..'.'....
.'3-95
,;'4.75
1.251.55
I
M.
Fortune,
411
4th
Ave.
East.
1
Mass
will
be
sung
by
Most
Rev.
i
Bishop
A.
Jordan
at
Church
of
:
the
Annunciation
at
9
a.m.
Sat
MEN'S
T-SHIRTS
Good
quality.
All
sizc3.
Regular
to
$2.25.
NOW
BY
AUTHORITY
OF
THE
CITY
COUNC!L
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
H.S.
WHALEN,
Mayor
August
6,
1953.
-
.
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
Worsteds,
gabardines
and
others.
Perfect
fit.
i
hiuhiilt
fem-huk
and
daugh-ri
last
night's
train
Ihere
they
will
sail
ri
Line
Scythla
for
urday,
August
8.
Interment
to
follow
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
Friends
kindly
assemble
lor
prayers
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
at
8:30
this
evening.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
(It)
MEN'S
WINDBREAKERS
AND
JACKETS
,'-
SASKATOON
(CP)
E.
G.
Ed
'
visit
to
England.
REGINA
(CP)
The
Saskatchewan
provincial
archives'
micro
Groat,
65,
who
started
flying
mother
of
Mrs.
ompanylng
them.
Independent
Candidate
Withdraws
From
Contest
OPTOMETRijT
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
lb,
atone
Building
fhone
Blue
593
filming
project
has
been
expanded
to
include
private
papers
and
diarie?
on
loan,
federal
documents
of
the
West,
weekly
newspapers,
municipal
and
school
district
records.
only
two
years
ago.
now
owns
and
pilots
his
own
plane.
He
plans
to
travel
east
to
buy
a
new
pontoon-equipped
aircraft
for
northern
fishing
and
prospecting
excursions.
jr
sailing
Is
Mrs.
i.
I
two
sons
who
left
I
Prince
George
to
I
her
husband
has
I
transferred
In
the
OTTAWA
W.
L.
Journeaux,
eral
who
represented
Bonavcn-Indcpeudent
candidate
In
Bona-
i
tu"
ie
wt
parliament,
and
'
Ooulet,
Progressive
Conser-
t.r
m
th.
fPrier-l
plwUnn
For
daily
wear
and
for
dress.
W
Aff
$4
A
AA
Real
values.
From
.,
-........,
f
''
to
XI,U"
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
Goodyear
welt,
good
styles,
good
fit.
Lots
of
wear.
m
At?
S-f
f
A
A
NOW,
from,
pair
to
JlU,VU
MEN'S
SEMI-DRESS
SHOES
Black
and
brown.
Lots
of
wear.
All
sizes.
$r
C"A
Real
values.
NOW,
pair
.
-
BOYS'
KHAKI
PANTS
1
5ft
Less
than
half
price.
Pair
,.
JL,WW
....
.
.
.
,
vativc.
Enjoy
reader:
TONIGHT
THE
RT.
HON.
LOUIS
S.
ir
Koast
nas
wiinarawn
irom
me
coniesi.
Nelson
Castonguay,
chief
rlec-toral
officer,
was
advised
early
this
morning
by
the
Bonaventure
returning
officer
of
the
withdrawal,
the
fourth
since
nominations
July
27,
all
in
Quebec
Mr.
Journeaux's
withdrawal
leaves
a
straight
party
fight
in
that
riding
for
the
elections
Aug.
10,
between
Bona
Arsenault,
Llb-
Saturday,
Moose
whist.
i;u:.t
8,
8
p.m.
BOYS'
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
70
All
wool.
Regular
$1.50.
NOW
I
tf
BOYS'
PANTS
Ninet"-f
l"ht
p-r
cent
of
th"
world's
fishing
catch
comes
from
the
northern
hemisphere.
l
Aro
m
m
u
n
1
1
y
lender
the
auspices
I
Canal
Lodge
No.
1
ir-r
of
Moose
and
Women
of
the
MM
in
the
Park
last
louiij
enjoyed
the
f
i?
was
a
scramble
All
kinds
to
choose
from,
lor
daily
wear
and
$A
fJIT
mi
for
dress.
NOW,
from,
pair
BOYS'
LEATHER
SHOES
Well
built.
Lots
of
wear.
Real
values
.......
C,
PRIME
MINISTER
OF
CANADA
P.C.,
Q.
open
fire
to
get
mystery
roasted.
provided
"
by
the
10:15
CFra
P.M.
P.D.S.T.
lie.
which
Is
on
the
PUBLIC
FORUM
Hi;
A
II
THF,
CNIUVrES
FOR
SKF.ENA
LIBERAL,
SOCIAL
CREDIT,
C.C.F.,
L.P.P,
Election
Eve,
Sunday,
Aug.
9th,
8:00
p.m.
Legion
Auditorium
Jointly
sponsored:
Intl.
Bro.
Pulp
Sulphite,
No.
708;
Prince
Rupert
Shore,
Local
No.
31,
U.F.A.W.U.
LOOK
FOR
THE
NAME
flue
of
the
town-
aiully
situated
with
m
small
creek
run-
...
AND
TRANS-CANADA
NETWORK
-
Published
by
the
NATIONAL
LIBERAL
FEDERATION
OF
CANADA
a
swimming
hole
Between
the
Royal
and
Belmont
Hotels
p
iters,
teeter-totter,
i
n
round-about
to
i
picture.
.
3C
n
n
These
Brand
Names
arc
Your
Guarantee
of
Quality
and
Long
Lasting
Peak
Performance!
PID
YOU
EVER
THINK
WHEN
BUYING
NO-NAME
BRANDS
!f
H
AT
Yu
arc
not
rca"y
savin9
whcn
yu
!oo,l
at
!t
ver
long
tcrm
say
5
0
ycars?
NO-NAME
PRODUCTS
give
you
no
assurance
that
they
will
be
in
business
in
b
years
.
.
.
10
years
.
.
.
or
even
tomorrow?
.
.
.
their
guarantee
may
be
useless?
BUT
YOU
DO
KNOW
THAT
KNOWN
BRANDS
-fc
Quality
that
is
backed
by
a
NAME
which
has
stood
the
Test
of
Time!
-k
Assurance
that
parts
will
be
available
in
the
years
to
come!
GIVE
YOU;
it
RCA
Radios
and
Appliances
..
a
33
years
Philips
Radios
-
J
,
30
"
r
Crosley
Shclvodor
Refrigerators
20
j
International
Harvester
Refrigerators
30
"
Bcndix
Washers
.
.
18
"
Moffat
Ronges
....
-
70
"
C
Philco
Refrigerators
.,
.
.....
..
30
"
,
Enterprise
Ranges
65
-A-
Elna
Sewing
Machines
.
40
"
fc
Hallicrafters
Radios
30
TOTAL
KNOW-HOW
366
years
'
fc
A
guarantee
that
is
really
worth
something!
"NO-NAME"
BRANDS
ARE
THOSE
WHICH
ARE
UNFAMILIAR
TO
YOU-THE
BUYING
PUBLIC
"
'
'
'
'
nt,
i
u
awiii
in
'JMVt'ito.-
THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
We
feel
Ihtit
we
have
earned
this
title
...
it
has
always
been
our
policy
to
think
of.
our
Customers
first!,
A
FULL
TIME
MECHANIC
FULL
TIME
RADIO
SERVICEMAN
Mr.
Ferguson
has
been
with
our
firm
for
thirty
years.
,Mr.
Chesher
has
been
with
u
four
yeors,
and
;
offers
25
years'
experience.
YOUR
GUARANTEE
OF
SERVICE
AND
SATISFACTION!
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'
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