PurKe
Rupert
Daily
rjPw.
Wcduisday,
April
1,
ijj
r
re"-
-
THI
WAltRJKONr:
SCREEN
FLASHES
Last
Load
of
Barley
Leaves
For
Korea
iln
h
world
and
th,No
Koutt-nuy
wrfk
o
viiiiting
to
fully
load
lilt-
Inilitir
L.ir.e
Mkts
only
1H
to
20
hours,
the
di'lay
a:.
due
to
lacic
of
grain
In
let
ko
Inmi
I
hi
While
loailins
r-r
nearly
a
time
ordinarily
tlie
elevator
u
a.s
cxp:ainea.
Meanwhile,
first
wheat
to
come
GROUCHO
MARX
MARIE
WILSON
j.
r
:,i
-
i
!
II;
'
i
f
'
'
'
'
.'
WILLIAM
BENDU
in
;
here
in
a
year
is
piling
up
on
me
i
tracks
and
unloading
of
the
I
forerunner
of
some
1.500.000
!
bushels
of
No.
5
northern
ili
'
begin
iminediattly.
!
Kirst
.ship
to
load
this
whval
i
will
be
the
Lamyia.
scheduled
Greece
Agrees
to
Ban
Ships
Taking
Cargoes
to
Red
Lands
I
C-w,
t
,,-,-vr.
.
NEW
YORK
(API
-Still
whooping
It
up
with
the
zest
of
an
ageless
cowlx.y.
the
all-time
hit
musical
Oklahoma,"
staged
a
roundup
partv
yesterday
In
Washington
National
Theatre
to
celebrate
its
loth
birthday.
"Oklahoma"
has
been
playing
continuously,
either
oir
Broadway
or
on
tour
across
the
United
States
and
In
Canada
and
In
a
dozen
or
more
foreign
lands,
since
Its
Broadway
opening
at
the
St.
James
Theatre.
March
31,
1943.
For
three
weeks
previous
to
the
Broadway
opening.
It
was
tried
out
in
New
Haven
under
to
arrive
April
6.
tier
aestina-
WASHlXGroN
iAP'
United
Rovernmc
nfs
action
was
inle--Uon
unknown
fi'.ate.i
ol'.i?ials
said
today
the
pendent
oi
me
agree.neiu
ui.i-u.
Unek
povi
rnmer.t
has
agreed
in
out
by
McCarthy
with
Greek
ship;
Auin
Avenue,
mam
approacn
elevator,
now
Is
being
the
last
10
days
to
impose
a
Dar.
operaiors.
1
t0
tjle
DON
OiFOU
t
nuiocuui
The
action
taken
by
the
Greek
cracie(i
and
eravelledt
to
provide
on
the
lue
of
snips
operatin
Oreok
1..12
to
carry
government,
as
understood
here,
a
serviceable
thoroughfare
to
tinder
th
the
cargoes
to
ot
or
from
trcm
Communis
communis
,
WOuld
would
end
end
a
a
part
part
of
ot
the
tne
iran-.one
trans-.
one
0f
0f
the
the
busiest
busiest
spots
spots
on
on
THI
SCRIEN'S.,
STRANGEST
EST
L
Z,
LOVE
countries.
;portation
of
Gcmmunist
mater-
waterfront
today.
This
became
known
in
the
ia!s
to
which
the
U.S.
has
ob-;
wake
of
an
announcement
by,jected
but
would
not
reach
all;
Arnold
Mills
elevator
superln-feeiiau..
Jom.v
M.-Crlliy
(Rep.
such
chij'plns
In
Greek-owned
tcntJrr.t
r,.pr.s
that
another
Wis.
i
that
his
S-"i
rt
investia-
vesseU.
barae
carao
of
barley
screen-
!
.'.;
I
.
1
-i
:
!
STORY
;the
provisional
title
"Away
We
!go"
It
was
a
title
no
one
liked
i
and
there
were
many
early
critl-j
clsms.
.
Some
s-i
l
tl.t
thane
was
"too
,
serious."
and
some
said
"you
can't
get
aw
ay
with
murder
in
a
musical."
but
principally,
the
!
critics
didn't
like
the
title.
Bo
,
"Oklahoma"
was
adopted
as
a
substitute
until
someone
thought
Ofiicials
hue
made
a
distine-
ings
u
loaduiR
for
Vancouver,
tc
ti
jii
beteen
ships
owned
by
be
u-ed
by
B
C.
Packers
Ltd.
aJ
Greeks
and
operating
under
the
a
binder
in
makin
fish
meal.
Greek
f'.a:-
and
those
which
op-;
Bob
Nelson
of
Metlakatla
re-erate
under
the
flat's
of
othei
ports
.spring
salmon
are
run-countries.
They
said
the
Greek.
ing
at
a
fair
rate
in
the
"Pass-navcrnment
-ould
not
oe
able
to'age"
with
catetH-s
up
to
62-
V
lions
.sub-coinniittrc
staff
had
worked
out
an
a
,i
jment
witn
tireek
shin
f
.i-hs
to
halt
a.l
trade
v.
ith'licd
China,
North
Korea
and
Soviet
Kr.r
Eastera
ports.
Other
meii'.bi-rs
of
the
committee
leans-:
.1
with
some
surprise
about
McCarthy's
announcement
nf
I'nc
ar:reeinent.
of
something
better
Then
Lnwrpnce
Langer.
an
ex-
:
.
v
u
ban
effective
against
poiu
umi.
m.ike
a
lllii
should
DC
gooa
nes
ioi
Today
and
Thursday
ships
operating
Greek-owned
,
ecutive
director
of
the
Theatre
'
Guild,
pulled
a
pencil
out
of
his
j
pocket,
walked
over
to
the
blll-)
board
and
added
an
exclamation
h-o'tit
That
did
It.
,
oflicials
indicated
the
Greek
under
foreign
flags
-A
ilrl"
.
7
:00
and
!
derby
fishermen
who
want
to
enter
that
big
one
over
the
long
Easter
week-end.
:
UUIG
1.
E-
C.
PANG
MAN
t
right
i
or
Toronto,
commander
of
the
Canadian
brigade
group
in
Germany,
chats
with
a
German
border
policeman,
L
Cpl.
Dieter
Aibreeht,
at
Hannover,
Germany
The
brigade.
Canada's
contribution
to
the
North
Atlantic
treaty
organization,
has
been
undergoing
training
at
Hannover.
)ncrous"
....
at
8:39
Only.
FAMOf
S
I'l.W
l.lis
Tlln:
lllIDBHIBii
1
t
I
Arming
the
guests
rJ
the
an
Gordon
Rcid,
fisheries
super-
I
It's
A
Wise
Woman...:
niversary
Ret-together
was
eom-!
poser
Richard
Rodgcrs.
Librettist
and
Lyricist
Oscar
Hammer-jsteln.
and
many
Broadway
and
1
Washington,
notables
!
When
'Oklahoma'"
closed
Its
first
Broadw
ay
run
May
29.
1MB,
:
It
had
teen
seen
lv
4
500,000
on
More
Red
Cross
Supplies
Reach
Holland
From
Canada
vLsor
here,
reporus
that
a
department
Inspector
located
at
the
Babine
Lake
station
recently
completed
'he
first
trip
on
foot
ever
recorded
by
a
white
man
from
the
start
of
the
Babine
River
to
the
slide
area,
a
distance
of
some
30
miles
straight.
.
-
When
Buying
Your
incw
&iJKWa33E!
Dress
or
Coat
or
Suit
J
;Jbe
sure
to
see
our
Prime
Minis-!
the
New
York
stage,
grossed
TIAHTPDn
A
ft
lUnufnrcl
Tfw
LnfiWH
ill
Cflcl
Inspector
Lou
Gelly.
top-flight
NEW
.
.
.
I
If
-TlA
n
trail
man.
formerly
a
trapper
in
blwt
single
shipment
of
Can-'ter
St
Laurent
announced
tne
mor-
man
,
u,
.,
.
u
.
,
rn
n
r
.
rhr
of
eJ
6nohes
toreati.;n
of
the
Canadian
Nat
backers
a
profit
of
more
than
iDV
a
lb
Bt
J
B
viirfiL-i
i-'
EASTER
BONNETS
I
ii
the
Babine
River
salmon
spawn-
reach
the
Netherlands
since
last
t'.o-sal
European
Flood
Re.lcf
2.
00
per
cent,
ins
grounds
made
his
first
tour
months
flood
disaster
arrived
1
rund
which
had
raised
more:
The
orlitlmil
Broadwav
run
in-
of
the
headwaters
of
the
Babine
h,,lc
over
the
week-end
and
wa,
than
$2.3DO.0(K).
of
which
$1,000-
eluding
44
extra
matinee,
for
two
weeks
ago.
handed
over
to
the
Dutch
Red;
0;0
was
donated
by
the
federal.
turned
forces'
personnel
during
'
the
Second
World
War.
addl
uo
Some
of
the
most
ruined
coun-
Crass
government.
k
nuen
v.
irl,
t
ho
rm-ki.-s
u
as
encounter-
,
w
k.,
nr..lrrWf
reeallmif
the
helj
w
w
peri.jrinaini.-i.
uuu
ju
-
-
u
wm.
v
"-'r
"
j
avi'u
i
raj
tv
m
the
record
for
a
musical
show
happen
eol
ed
m
the
30
mUe
stretch
which
.
subsequent'
reroutins.
the
o!
Canjtciiaa
wrviccmcn
in
Ha
from
"Chu
Chin
Chow,'
which
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Iltf
ao
uii;.v
shID
Muni
rOSe
OrUUKIll.
KliUl
t
lUUlift
i
vwiw--i
,
-.f
O
rm
In
J
Uz
B
traveUins;
as
he
did
In
criM
,
valucd
al
$45.000
and
Included!
pressed,
Holland's
warm
grutit-
v
CV-
performance.,
in
in
U
uina
nd-,n
,n
30
ju
year,
years
fashion
on
snow-shoes.
1
larse
for
"this
very
Important
cross
,
,2
-..PS
of
new
clothine.
;
ude
ago.
mi
The
trip
was
completed
in
two
QuanttUos
of
sheets
and
beddins,'
and
welcome
gift
iiiiiicmiiikiiiiiii1
iiiiimi!
I
ax
WEDGIES
days.
besides
outboard
motors
and
Purpose
of
the
trip
was
to
pick
lhrrmos
Jug,s.
i
Two
Women
out
a
permanent
,ra
,
i
.
,
u
Canalljn
cnarJC
rf-af..
.
...
v,.t
"
t
i
i
T
I".
.
'.
-
!
-
I)
-
'
t
';
:i
3
.
'
H
-
Ixa
M
cute
COBURN
to
WSH
ix-i
tm
to
rs
maKt-
a
u...,.
f.ures.
Paul
liemblay,
made
a
uons
lor
sp-.....
symbolic
presentation
-
of
an
out-;
Another
tour,
however,
wil.
-
,
TODAY
ond
THURSDa
style
conscious
Wctlgie
Cor
your
Easter
wardrobe
.
.
.
enhancing
as
a
breath
nl
Spring
.
.
.
comfortable
foam
insole
and
arch
have
to
be
made
in
the
summer
t0'
p
c
BroekchoII
of
I
VICTORIA
The
first
three-dimensional
movie
to
lie
shown
here
will
lie
screened
Bt
the
(Mean
theatre
beginning
Easter
Friday.
F.lllott
Brown.
Odean
manauer,
reports
electronic
exix
its
have
completed
Installation
of
new-equipment
In
the
projection
room
which
will
give
"natural
vision"
effect
to
th
film
"Bwan
Devil."
to
ojien
April
3
Also
aktoox
-
M.WS
POIITO
KK
A-
says
oeuy.
wnen
ne
m
-
me
Netherlands
Red
Cross,
trail.
He
expects
a
summer
trip
CAPIT01
Escape
Death
By
Gassing
j
VANCOUVER
CP
Two
wo-i
men
narnwly
escaix
d
gassinf!
iremo.ay
recaucu
mav
-ni...
the
Dutch
Jlood
disaster
became
.1
I
AMIH
S
PI
UIKS
TillA
1
Shows
7
-
9:00
SANDALS
may
take
fve
days,
considering
windfalls
and
muskeg
swamps.
His
observations
were
many
and
exacting.
Among
the
many
thiiv-is
noted
concerning
fish
hatchery
were
2.000
ducks
feed-t
m
vn
spawn
in
the
open
chan-nels
of
Hie
river.
fee.
Ik
w
h
i
c
h
will
"licst
Ea.s!er
rid
continue
pi
iiiH
to
the
And
Puniu.'i
t;niee
Hi''
i-'V
Outfil
...
a
the
touch
of
Ci
De
Gasperi
Supported
By
Senate
i
in
a
weit-end
rooming
houn-when
n
38-yenr-old
tenant
turn-
!
j
ed
on
the
gas
jets
in
his
room
to
:
:
commit
suicide,
ixillce
said
to-v.
Dead
I.i
William
Thomas
Me-i
Connrll.
Revived
by
city
inhal-
Eastet1
suggest
iosis
ntor
squad
were
Mrs
Jean
Burnet.
31,
and
Mrs
A,
Csmmes
ROME
(CP
-Ttu.-
Senate
broke
j
a
record
Communist
filibuster.
;
hahed
ham
and
Police
said
the
as
was
first
tips
of
your
toes.
Colour:;
in
.
.
.
Purple
ond
AAauve,
at
Fashion
Six
Bishops
Reported
Slain
In
Albania
UO.!3
i
APi
The
news"
bul-
lave
Premier
Alcide
De
Gdsjx
rt
i
a
v.u
r.
n,,ii,.tt
u-l-,
.
.
.
I
I.U(.P
I'll
UJ
.
i,M..
,,,,,v,
n
Footwear
.delicious
Coke
'e'i
i
of
an
rxi'ed
Albanian
political
croup
rays
that
five
of
six
a
vote
oi
at
a
passeu
commence
k
,nU
MrConneH's
room
his
election
bill
amid
the
wild-
!
n(1
Unm(S
nlm
unron.scious
with
est
scenes
of
fist
swinging
and
hls
h(..)d
n
th(,
0V(.n
nf
lll5
desk
smashing
in
Italian
par-
.
sloy(,
anfl
a
wlndows
an1
doors
llainentary
history.
'sealed.
The
elecUon
measure
Is
ex-,
'Mi.'
M(.Connill
managed
to
pected
to
help
De
Gasperi
keep
ti(rn
flff
,.
()f
,m,
)(.u
an(,
K,l.
his
iiovernmeril
in
office
in
the
Uv,
Blarm
bf,f()r),
C0lupsinK.
Juni!
general
t-lection
-
;
MfS
Camm,.s
was
overcome
Voting
took
place
amid
a
vir-
n
ncr
gune
above
McDonnell's
l-.ial
not
of
shoving,
shouting
ro0m.
Both
women
are
recov-ind
clubbing.
erlng
in
hospltul.
JJ
Your
ftHxl
Btoro
ia
featuring
"VV
wV""
many
combinationa
lf)
rTTTiJ
f
fi,H3
i"
an(
d!lici,u8
JpA
VVnl
Cuca-Cob-Uie
'iMnr
fi
(
jx-rriict
rufrcslimcnt
MfLY
flyl
for
luippy
occiutions.
bMl
ff
if
ll
Albanian
T!om;;n
Ca'holic
bishops
have
been
tortured
to
death
Vv
Ceniiiinii!
:t
authorities
in
U.eir
homcinnd.
!
F'iamuri.
orran
of
the
A'bsn-ian
Aurarian
Democrat
b
party,
published
here,
.said
that
kinr.c
the
ConiiiuinisUs
u.suriied
Kiwei
in
Albania
all
rolh'ions
denominations
have
been
persecuted
nithlesdv.
Calho'ic
iiisln
p.s
p
it
to
de:iln
by
torture,
it
said,
iniiidid
Archblvhuu
Nicola
Vin'-e-:,o
Pn
nnii-lii
of
Durres.
Durno.
noted
na'ionaiis!
and
poet.
Previous
reports
said
he
wan
sentenced
to
20
years
In
jail
in
I!i43
FUiimri
said
he
died
in
Tirana,
the
Albanian
capital,
after
parts
of
his
b:;dy
had
been
cut
away
and
burned.
USED
CAR
AND
TRUCK
PRICES
REDUCED
FOR
EASTER
f
iu
fun.
ST
J-lir
Sedan.
Beautiful
IIQ
(
,
.:.")!,.
"ij.ljtites,
heater,
defroster,
etc.
;
ill
-sil'l
t-lKHir
Sedan.
Privaiely
owned
CCEJ
i
i
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
KsUftlishi-d.
I'JlO
v.OVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
MIIJTl;(.
.
.
.
KORWAKDING
.
.
.
SIOUAI.K
t.pe
rienccd
haiidllni;
l.otr.l
Nat
ion-wide
and
World-wide
.Shipments.
"IMOVi;
WITH
KASK
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
0
ir
(iH
tor.
Zu6
and
I'ark
Art.
1'.:
j.-,
c:y
:.(;oo
condition.
New
lires,
etc
m.vw
lVi'J
iLiMOl
III
t-IHMir
Sedan.
Gixx.1
condi-
S'flA'l'
t.v.j.
neuv.i.
defroster
and
other
extras....
XiU
fil.o-Mdiill.K
2-Huor
Sedan.
HyUramatiC
drive,
i'J.-.
Good
'lires,
NEW
MUl'Uit.
1665
4
it.
JHll.t
r
4-i)or
Sedan,
in
excellent
&9QA
'..-i.c:t:'ii.
heafr.
defroster,
etc
&XOV
The
Abbott
of
Mirdita.
Ms-r.
Francois
Gjini,
v.as
flayed
alive,
said
Fiamurl,
and
Bishop
Geonic
Volaj
of
Zadrima
was
tortured
bv
beiii"
put
in
a
nail-studded
ii.l-Mif!ll.i:
2-IJor
Sedan.
Newly
repainted,
il'.at'i.
Racjo,
Reconoitioned
Motor,
S-
jlvdrarr.atic
drive.
A
good
buy
XOVO
lii'IO
4-Door
Silan.
Radio,
Huid
$,17tn
-:v-
Heater.
Defroster,
etc
I'XV
IHUKi:
1
3-Ton
fanel
Delivery.
NfcW
MOTOR,
R-pa:i:t:d.
Heater.
.
S
AAA
I
:
vf
-v
pik.'A
condition
XlU
barrel
which
was
rolled
until
he
t
TH
died.
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
Thursday,
April
I
al
2:30
p.m.
At
Salesroom,
Corner
of
Fourth
Ave.
E.
and
Mcltridc
H)J:5
1
-Ton
Parn-I
iJelivery.
Recondi-
$
vr,t
s1785
ti'
.:'i
mo'.Mi.
R'.painW-d.
Heater,
etc.
Holidays
Are
Here
Again
.
.
.
1'i.Vj
i
Hi
VKCil.t.T
Sedan
Delivery,
in
ejicellcnt
condition.
!;-L.e!
,
Lw
lro
,..r.
Newly
painted.
15T5
VlV.
tt
R'll.l
T
Sedan
Delivery.
Heater,
Defroster,
.-.
1'.-:
u,.-d
12fifi
,'-
-'-..
!
eond.tion
XA1JV
IX-1
(
Hi
VIKiI.i
T
'j-Ton
Panel
Delivery.
Excellent
eo.-Kl;1
ion.
HeaU-r-
Pe.-or-diti(red
motor
lOOO
Knjoy
this
Year's
Vacation
in
an
A-l
L;sed
Car
1
Norge
Electric
Ranee
(used
3
months)
1
Astral
Apartment
Refrigerator
with
Table
1
Electric
Sewing
Machine
2
Console
Radios
2
Chesterfield
Suiles
1951
Pimtiac
Sedan.
Smart
Blue
Nice
shape.,..
$18(15
1!M!1
Plymouth
Sedan.
Lots
of
llliil
fl.M.C.
l-'Jiin
Panel,
in
good
condition.
?
f910
Iii-;itr-r
et-
it
Ill1;
(
lit
VitOF.KT
3-Ti.n
(
hassis
and
tab
with
deck
iock
Tn
In
trouble-free
miles
$H15
EXTRA
SPECIAL
S-:oo'i
condition.
neuter.
Dual
Axle,
etc
'1720
I'm
ANGMA
Tl
D)ll
Itm
KIKIl
3
-Ton
Truck
(
hassin
and
Cab.
New
81000
rnotoi
(?wxl
tires.
This
is
a
good
buy.
IM1
IMIIK.-K
Hi
-Ton
Truck
with
box,
$
Cheaper
than
shoe-leather
$625
TRUCKS
f520
In
r,ofi
shape
l'l.'iO
Ktudebaker
Pickup.
Wc
guarantee
the
condition
of
all
our
used
stock
of
Cars
and
Trucks
.
1
Icebox
1
Oak
Dining
Room
Suite
1
Sanitary
Toilet
(New)
1
Davenport
Red
f
1
Put
Burner
Enamel
Range
3
Washing
Machines
2
Oil
Heaters
Mirrors,
Pictures,
Beds,
Vanity
and
Bench.
Kitchen
Table
and
Chairs,
and
other
articles.
LIST
YOUR
GOODS
FOR
THIS
SALE
GEO.
J.
DAWES,
THE
AUCTIONEER
Phones:
Red
127;
Bfack
846
or
B.C.
Messenger,
618
Motor
'
reconditioned
$12!I5
KNOW
VOl
R
DEALER,
THEN
IkM.II
M
?.
h
it"
h
Authorized
boUlw
!
C-CU
under
contract
with
Coca-Col
Hi
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Phones
Motor
870
fge$&A)
Product,
871
J
Ltd.
BL'Y
VOl
R
I'SED
CAR
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
3
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
132
rciKistc'ieil
tide-inrlt.