f-'rinrp
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
23,
1952
"Vodvil"
Returns
To
Civic
Centre
frt
by
the
"uhout"
of
her
liii;,bainl
'
j
Direction
is
by
Kenneth
Boulirr
who
also
stars
in
the
play.
'
i
Second
play,
"From
Five
to
Five-Thirty,"
is
a
comedy.
in
U'ltl.-ri
thl-i,n
tlx
,,-,
....
..
'
..
Stewart
Sees
Air
Mail
Soon
No
Public
Works
Engineer
Available
For
Atlin
"mount
or
.
Cut
u't
entries
u'l.
British,
Communists
Aloof
and
"Correct"
At
Hong
Kong
Border
...,i,
nvjuirii
ieai!y
concerned
with
their
70-year-olu
mother
who
is
doing
some
"higli-
u
mi
It's
Brand
New
and
Dram
rx.
siJVal
H
JEANNE
CRAIN
A
THPlw.
.
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TODAY
7
-
9:00
1
A
return
of
'vodvill"
will
be
an
added
attraction
on
the
pro-'
grarh
to
be
presented
April
29
;by
the
Llttli
Theatre
group
at
i
the
Civic
Centre.
Between
the
'two
one-act
plays,
the
Pat
Bol-j
ton-Mel
Thompson
team
will
j
bring
back
to
the
stage
some
of
'
the
zany,
slapstick
comedy
of
yesteryear.
j'
"Death
Writes
A
Message,"
a
mystery
play.
Is
the
story
of
a
woman
murderess
who
is
haunt-
WALLACE'S
BOYS'
I
Editor's
Note:
Bill
Boss,
Canadian
Press
staff
writer
with
the
Canadian
forces
in
Keren,
has
visited
Hong
Kons.
In
this
story,,
one
of
a.series.
he
d'-sri-iiies
the
border
barriers
between
STEWART
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade,
with
Vice-President
J.
J.
McKenna
In
the
chair
in
the
absence
of
President
W.
R.
Tooth,
was
informed
by
the
Department
of
Public
Works'
that,
owing
to
dearth
of
engineering
personnel
in
the
province,
a
resident
engineer
cannot,
at
the
moment,
be
appointed
for
the
A
t
1
i
11
rl
i
rir'l
5ei
The
battle
r
h
Texas-
the
British
colony
and
Red
China.
1
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By
BIIX
BOSS
'
C'ummnn
Prr.s
M-in-
Wi.u-r
'
,
(
;
LOWU,
Hong
Kong
(CP)
It
was
almost
11;
a.m.
and
the
Kowlobn-Canton
train
was
about
due
1
Oattli
s
of
tv?
Boys'
clothes
priced
to
.'jell
and
m.ule
t
wear
The
perfect,
i;c
in
b
i
n
a.t
i
on
backed
by
Wallace's
usual
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
The
possibility
of
getting
a
'at
the
frontier.
The
frontier
with
Communist
China
SZlT
S2
mile,
north
of
Kowloon.
the
mainland
part
of
I
V
es!
I
c
partment.
is
now
asKing
ior
diqs
(
r
ie
t'OlOHV
Ol
Monr
Knnc.
1
fie
DOl'der
IS
1(
1T111US!
A
complete
everything
in
SAILS
FOh
yuaranl.ee.
stock
of
boy;,'
wear
for
the
transport
of
air
mail
to',
,'.
,
,
.
,
.,
.
,
.
-
and
from
the
plane.
""S,
an1
ls
guarded
for
KJ
miles
by
a
string
of
pill-
The
irregular
service
of
the
!
t.ox,.s.
The
other
four
miles
are
considered
impass-
governmeiu
radio
service
oper-
j
.
a
ted
bv
the
Department
of!
able.
iianspo.i
came
in
lor
ci
iulimii
i
Tliroiirh
heavv
drizzle
und.
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mm
r
f
I
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Vancouver
anil
Injrrmetiiate
I'orU
Each
Thursday
it
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WT.DNV.SIIW
MtUNHilll
Comfort
anil
Service
II'.
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1
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For
Boys'
Of
All
Ages
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
9
unci
repi
e.seniaiions
arc
oeiug
H
made
to
the
department,
to
have
M
the
power
of
the
station
lncreas-
;cd.
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP..,
is
j
bei
ig
aked
for
his
co-operation
j
in
the
matter.
p
It
way
reported
that
the
Can-i,,
,adian
National
were
interested
j
in
the
re-opening
of
an
express.
E
office
here
but
that
they
would
!
lilrp
tr,
hnv.i
it
mi
thp
main
trppt
I
Fur
Kesei
VHtMHiS
going
to
be
nbout
seven
minutes
la'f
"
"Welcome
Comrades,"
said
the
Red
an
louncer.
'
Have
your
vac-clnatinn
ee'tlflcates
ready."
"Leave
behind
ail
your
Imperialist,
currency.
It
will
be
of
no
use
to
vou
here.
Be
prepared
to
surrender
any
you
bring
with
you."
There
followed
other
ci
i
cclloim
fnr
travellers
returning
to
'
New
China"
especially
about
"antisocial
luxuries"
they
would
not
be
allowed
to
tr.ke.
Including
oranges
und
tinned
foods.
The
broadcast
ended
with
:
an
ujnbrella.
a
Communist
post-.
i
c-irno
iinsl
th.
barrier
to
an
iopen
shed
beside
the
track.
"They
come
through
for
the
i
mal',"
sold
a
Hong
Kong
police
inspector;
"Thev
don't
let
us
take
it
through.
Wlien
the
train
is
from
the
oth.r
direction,
they
al?o
bring
the
malt
to
use.
"We
never
go
Into
their
territory."
Passengers
have
to
leave
the
train
from
Kowloon,
walk
across
the
barrier
where
they
are
screened,
and
enter
a
Communist
train
which
awaits
theiVi
Write
or
Call
(
li
V
OR
OKI'OT
OFFICE
PHlNCh
RUPERT.
BC.
IllllKBaaacilVERii.CBliiB
"
The
matter
is
under
investlga-
.
LIDNtL
BARRYMORE
'Lmm
i
tion.
n
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
and
Northern
B.C.,
which
START5
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Cartoon
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News
Shows
7
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FISHERMEN'S
j
FAREWELL
DANCE
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CIVIC
CENTRE
MONDAY.
APRIL
28.
10
o.m.
2
a.m.
(i
is
scneauieci
lor
August
iv,
was
on
tne
other
side
discussed
and
it
was
felt
that
xhis
y
the
oricnUl
iron
cur-
this
Board
of
Trade
should
be-
uln
which
a
a
through
trade,
come
a
member.
The
Secretary
trvoi
..
M
Hot,,,.,
Communist
news
and
a
signature
tune.
"We
rather
likv
that
one."
said
the
inspector.
"We
find
ourselves
tapping
our
feet
to
it.
v,n
was
instructed
to
write
for
par,
ticulars.
Hong
Kong
and
Communist
China.
The
matter-of-fact
scene
was
astonishing
since
soldiers
from
"When
they
play
tunes
like
!
that
we'd
like
to
play
a
few
back
j
to
them.
I
think
we're
.
mlsstngj
ALL
SEATS
RESERVED
'
RESERVED
SEAT
TICKETS
ADMISSI!
r.n.
MIST
I5E
PICKED
I
P
BEf'OIlK
j
WINNIPEG
CP
While
firemen
A
.1
L.
t;
nkli
v
I
h.
fo
ciiln,
trill
nty
cirrV,.
I.,
a
tl'ICK.
VOU
KnOW.
J
THE
INTERNATIONAL
CINEMA
RUILD
OF
CANADA
PRFSF
were
extinguishing
an
attic
fire
in
his
home.
Joseph
Fourneau,
Circd
engineer,
served
coffee
to
reporters
in
the
kitchen.
He
Ava'loblc
a'-
Co-oo
Bakery
C
K0rea
,
The
march
was
just
finishing;
The
Chlnese
police
on
opposite
as
lhe
train
puffeV
"i-sides
r,f
th
frontier
scarcelv
ex-
1
'
Now
'hey
:1
catch
It
for
diso-
,
"Why
should
I
impose
my
changed
glances.
They
have
not
keying
instructions
thev
haven't
i
said
own
ioudics
on
anyone
else.'
srioken
for
two
vears.
There
has
maiu.
sam
uie
tiibp.-cior.
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
News
Classified!
I
W
ould
you
like
lyour
coffee?"
some
sugar
in
been
no
incident
since
the
CoiA-i
None
of
tne
travellers
seemed
i
munists
replaced
the
Nationalists
concerned
about
the
frontier.
I
r1
'TaL
on
th-i
north
barrier.
None
is,"1"7
"wc
""'"
"u
pcaa-expected.
;arits.
Some
carried
their
luega?e.
Or
the
British
side,
the
police
others
u?ed
coolies.
The
forbld-control
the
frontier
zone.
Armv
den
oranges
peeped
from
many
mm
-
It
"9
KGHT
OUT
tyt
THI
HT.O
bags
chut
Km
On
the
ame
Proeram
nfTiPT
jn'ertinr
the
area
must
be
escorted.
The
police
want
no
trouble.
Atvit
?jiv,
no-sons
cross
the
barrier
daily
in
each
direction.
One
mile
-'sstwanl
at
Msnlf''i
there's
a
foot
crossing
used
by
perhaps
150
daily.
NEW
ZEALAND
MIRROR
-
No.
1
Rf.fiipcp
movement
across
the.
VANCOUVER
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Camosun
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
s
.
Coquitlam
12
noon
Great
Expectations
Onr
Showing
Only
Thursday
at
1:30
Doom
open
8:00
p.m.
TOTEM
A
Ftmous
Players
Theatre
It
THAT
KASTM
STOUT
TULB
CHARLES
DICKENI
p.
M
ICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
frontier
is
not
allowed.
The
colony
is
overcrowded
already.
Hong
Kong
police
admit
only
Chinese
with
re-entry
.
pprmtti
srthoMzin
their
return
to
Communist
China.
But
many
refugees
are
smuggled
into
the
co'ony,
either
by
Hon
or
over
that
"impassable"
bi.
of
frantic.
The
price
Is
a
hieh
as
a
frontier
guide
think
the
traffic
will
bear.
He
generally
has
an
agent
in
Hong
Kong
to
prospect
his
customer',"
connections
before
he
takes
on
the
job.
IT
MHO
WELCOME
Sharp
at
11
O'clock
a
Rurslon
march
thundered
from
a
speaker
lashed
to
a
tree
on
the
Communist
side,
then
a
couple
of
folk
choruses.
"They
think
the
train's
pulling
in."
said
the
Inspector.
"But
it's
Stewart
Legion
WA
Crib
Party
i
STEWART
The
Women's
'Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
a
cribbage
drive
on
Saturday
evening,
which
was
socially
and
financially
successful.
Mrs.
J,
Nicol
won
the
ladies'
first,
prize
and
the
swe?p
while
Billy
Orr
w'on
the
men's
first
mi
i"he
men
beat
the
ladies
by
a
score
of
1G.714
to
l.VO'.O.
Supper
wa3
served
after
tlvs
'
cards.
ENDS
TODAY
-
7
-,
P.M.
"SOMETHING
TO
LIVE
I
OK"
I'd
If
T
SI
MPSON
Suncfny,
C'oriuitlani,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ql
KEN
CHARLOTTE
loLANDS
April
n
and
25
ss.
Camosun
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
April
4
and
18
(m'dnight)
HtWK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Afjent
r.i
Avrr.n?
Phone
568
Redely
says
.
.
.
Stewart
PTA
Sale
Success
a
This
advertisement
is
nut
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Coutrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
"Just
Like
a
jwh.,.
gifls
Jjr
Mali
iuil
llousnnms
lW
Electrical
housewares
first
choice
for
every
occasiM
(lifts
for
vourself
or
for
somebody
else.
rTVvV.tT-The
Stewart
Par-i
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AsureiaC'ivi
hold
i"
,-ery
Hirrc""(fnl
too
and
?a)e
of
,
'lonn-
ruokint;
on
.Saturday
in
ihe
club
rooms
of
tl,.:
CaintUan
iieri
n.
Tlie
A
social
ion
nutt-Hf
At;.,.,r.n
thi.t
l.n'nir
leisure
and
pter1
1
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from
'he
f
ale.
in
iho
nn,
who
trots,
with
a
constant
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reminder
of
the
one
who
gr
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it
may
be.
whatever
the
ocraswffl,
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someuni's
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nice
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t
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ntotinp:
wore
Mr
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I.
A.
Bnhnsen
and
Mrs.
A,'
,
i.awrenee
at,
th-
horr.
:
rooking
jiiro
h
Mr-j.
R
By
rwi.se.
Mrs.
K.
Sharp
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s
D.
Norton
fevv-i
tea
a.id
Miss
Miriam
Morgan
:
the
casblWa
tlosk.
L'tt'.o
Billy
CoiUT'r'
won
a
rr.He
derorated
villi
e
Inm'j:
Mr.?.
V.
J.
Cra'.v-j
for.,1
wep
a
do
1
and
Bobby
Bs-hrfe'i
won
a
baby's
drv.ss.
in
electric
housewares.
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