Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
June
4,
1952
Wracle'
Ruling
Hailed
by
Hollywood
SCREEN
FLASHES
-
HOLLYWOOD.
The
7
:
Koje
Uprising
D'Aitagnan
and
the
lovely
Claire,
son
and
daughter
of
the
famous
Musketeers.
The
s'tory
is
laid
in
17th
-.century
France
and
revolves
around
the
exploits
of
three
young
men
and
a
girl
who
follow
in
the
footsteps
of
their
famous
swordsmen
fathers.
Supporting
cast
Includes
Robert
Douglas,
Gladys
Cooper,
Dan
O'Herlll,,
and
Alan
Hate.
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HoYW0OD:e
f
Popular
Hollywood
?
T
1
"owrehearsCZ
mount
for
the
,"alKr
Lamour"RoadtoBaly-H'-;
times
selected
"The
ful
Girl"
at
Fairfax
uTi
1
She
appearrSn1!
:
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n
in
Paleface."
Last
Rites
For
Former
Rupert
Youth
film
industry
is
rejoicing
because
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States
has
added
a
new
member
freedom
of
the
Apple
wh
ait
e
Speaks
at
Perth
Club
i
QUO
VADIS
Still
this
afternoon
and
tonight
"Quo
Vadis"
can
be
seen
at
the
Capitol
and
if
anyone
has
missed
it,
this
4s
the
last
chance
to
see
perhaps
the
greatest
screen
sensation
of
a
life-time
in
this
city.
Not
only
are
historic
events
during
the
regn
of
Nero,
The
Funeral
will
be
held
in
Terrace
!
Screen
to
the
tradition;)!
TAYLOR
-
DEBORAH
7"
TODAY
7:30
Saturday
for
a
lb-year-oia
Doyf
,
;
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fi
,.,
a
,!
nt
to
irteClOmS.
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pfRTH
Ontarln
Eriwarrl
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QUO
VADIS"
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m
m
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a
Vancouver
Island
infirmary;
The
high
court
May
26
unan-
Applewhaite.
Liberal
MP
for
Still
Unsettled
!
KOJE
W
United
States
guards
fired
riot
guns
Into
prisoner
of
war
compound
last
night,
slight-
i
ly
wounding
four
North
Korean
J
;
prisoners.
Prisoners'
compound
604
re-
;
fus-ed
to
remove
clothing
from
a
barbed-wire
fence
obstructing
?j
guards'
view
of
the
enclosure.
aj
Guards
opened
fire
with
shot-m
I
guns
to
drive
the
unruly
POWs
i
oack
from
the
fence.
j
Two
of
the
prisoners
were
tak-
?n
to
the
camp
hospital
for
!
j
treatment.
The
other
two
were
m
'
given
first
aid
by
fellow
prison-
ers.
j
Tho
s
hooting
ra.sed
prisoner
through
the
generosity
of
Prince
imously
threw
out
a
New
York
Skeena.
British
Columbia,
who
Terrible
depicted
accurately,
the
BACC
AG?
r
Rupert
citizens.
rT
"Joerto
Kossellini's
"The
spoke
at
the
regular
meeting
ol
entire
movie
is
realistic
to
the
Leonard
Campbell
died
last
Miracle
wnicn
nad
been
termed
the
penn
Canadian
t-iuo
tnis
L
11
finest
detail.
Saturday
at
the
Island
Home
sacreiigious
by
the
state's
evening,
told
01
tne
history
and
Farm,
Cobble
Hill,
near
Victoria,
censor.
i
industrial
development
in
north-
Mm
MS
J
Robert
Taylor,
as
a'
Roman
warrior
and
main
character
in
the
story,
was
never
better
in
his
portrayal
of
a
difficult
part,
while
the
heroine,
played
by
Deborah
Kerr,
shows
so
much
convincing
acting
that
He
is
believed
to
have
suffered
i
Justice
Tom
Clark
wrote
in
western
British
Columbia.
He
re-
a
heart
attack.
the
decision:
".
.
.
We
concluded
viewed
the
early-day
gold
rushes
The
youth
was
the
son
of
Mr.
that
expression
by
means
of
int0
BC-
and
the
Yuk;.
gave
a
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Campbell,
for-
motion
pictures
is
included
in
raPid
description
of
various
di-
merly
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
had
the
free
speech,
and
free
press
verse
tvPes
of
settlement
ln
his
been
suffering
several
years
from
guaranty
of
the
first
and
14th
constituency
and
urged
his
lis-
a
paraplegizing
ailment
and
amendments."
teners
to
spend
their
holidays
m
tm
W
J
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casualties
for
the
last
24
hours.
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iu
uuc
ucaa
ana
sevea
wounaea.
mhm
h
rnitinn
oro,.,
a-nrw
This
was
the
first
important
and
fl0
tnelr
Pleasure
travelling
judicial
acceptance
of
what
the
in
Canada,
citing,
as
reasons,
the
film
industry
has
long
been
grandeur
of
British
Columbia
seeking:
the
right
to
make
and
scenery,
the
historical
attractions
iMajorieMNN
Up
iifi
iNKllBRlDElMffiil!
Sizes
12
to
44
Pique
Dresses
55.98
show
films
without
outside
In-
01
tne
country
from
Nova
Scotia
lo
the
Yukon,
the
opportunities
she
will
remain
a
living
memory
of
the
historic
scenes.
A
thousand
other
actors
and
actresses
jol
nto
enact
scenes
of
the
days
of
Christian
persecution
in
Rome.
And
all
the
time
Nero
leers,
and
plays
Ills
lyre-even
while
the
world's
biggest
city
burns.
At
the
Totem
Friday
begins
"At
Sword's
Point,"
the
RKO
Radio
film,
in
color
by
technicolor,
starring
Cornel
Wilde
and
Maureen
O'Hara
as
the
dauntless
JjOne
pmoner
was
kUled
and
an-!citizens
nel3
raisecl
a
fund
tc
rh"
was
funded
by
accidental
j
SPnd
him
t0
the
Isiand
home
a
discharge
of
a
guards
machine
Besides
nis
parents,
who
nov.
a
gun.
and
two
were
wounded
in
a
reside
ln
Terrace,
he
leaves
a
;
night
of
an
escaoe
attempt.
siste,
Caol
and
tnree
brothers.
Defiant
proneu.
earlier
set,
Rlchard
.Allen
and
RoUrt.
J
up
a
new
flagpole
at
their
prison
j
In
Prince
Rupm
are
hlp
ipen
in
place
of
one
which
was
grandmother,
Mrs.
A.
Bendiksen:
a
knocked
down
by
guards
yester-;
lnree
aunts
Mrs
A
c
oiUis
.i
.
.
Miss
Janet
Rackow
and
Mis
-
:
It
will
n
not
be
there
very
,
Cnrjs
viktil.
two
uncleSi
Robcr
They're
Smart
.
.
.
They're
Worth
More
THEY'RE
AT
terference.
The
news
was
greeted
with
enthusiasm.
Eric
Johnston,
head
of
the
major
producers,
said
the
decision
"marks
a
giant
step
forward
toward
removing
all
th
shackles
of
censorship
from
the
screen."
MGM
boss
Dore
Senary
said
he
was
"proud
and
delighted."
Veteran
independent
pro-aucer
Sam
Goldwyn
called
it
"a
great
victory
for
freedom
of
xpresxion."
HOME-GROWN
CENSORS
lor
sport,
pleasure,
education
and
entertainment
from
coast
to
coast.
,
Mr.
Applewhaite
discussed
the
immense
aluminum
project
undertaken
ln
the
Skeena
district,
including
an
interesting
outline
of
the
aluminum
company's
plans
to
construct
one
of
the
largest
power
houses
ever
known,
in
a
cavern
inside
the
mountains
of
British
Columbia's
coast
range
He
stressed
two
facts,
first
lummc,u
DMB.-ueiierai
and
Carl
Sim0nds.
'
rrr.
tmk.
LORI
NELSON
JAMES
BEST
i
Boatner.
i
Strikers
Will
RICH
STATE
j
V"T"!
!
V:yf
Hst
'round
THursdqy
Q
Soturdor
I
f
I'Hritish
Columbia,
includinc
LJV1W,l,Pr
Nl
J&SirSJ'
f
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hotr.
of
1'rince
Rupert.
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WALLACE'S
S
DEPT.
STORE
5
Montana,
besides
its
vast
cattl
Be
Disciplined
and
sheep
ranges,
has
the
largest
copper
mines
In
the
United
that
a
new
Industry
was
beine
ji
i
th-.m
ci
t
o.nyi
L
J.n
I
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M
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WJ
,
States.
Hut
no
bigwig
would
hazard
built
rather
than
an
exlsltlng
a
guess
as
to
what
would
be
the
industry
being
transferred
from
effects
of
the
decision
whether
some
other
location;
second,
thai
lf
S
w
.
VT
k
.
T
it
would
ena
tne
state
and
local
no
expendable
resources
were
censorship
boards
that
have
being
taken
out
of
Canada
at
all
plagued
the
film
business
almost
the
only
Canadian
natural
re-
APTONE
since
its
Inception.
source
involved
being
water
Until
this
week's
decision,
power
now
flowing,
unused,
to
71
if
WONDER
WALL
PAINT
I
PARIS
it
The
cabinet,
an-j
nounced
today
that
any
govern-j
ment
employees
who
heed
the
Communist
call
for
general
strike
j
today
will
be
suspended
and
dis-i
ciplined
The
interior
ministry
also
ordered
units
of
the
National
Gen-jdannerie
to
reinforce
the
Paris
i
police
and
be
prepared
to
use
j
t
oops
If
necessary.
The
Communist
-
dominated
,
Confederation
Generale
du
Tra-j
vail
has
called
the
strike
as
a
protest
against
the
arrest
of
.
Jacquer.
Duclose,
th-j
party's
act-:
ing
sceretary-goneral,
on
charges
of
threatening
the
state's
j'W"
IV
'A
i
1
1
':.
va.'.lia!)!",
rlrie--
quickly
and
l.s
.asy
to
apply,
cry:
s
VV;
1
paper.
Wa
liioard.
P'asler
or
Kalwiminp
?
?
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":ie
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show
Thursday
a
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8:
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f
a.
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8:30.
HAW'S
3
nuis
had
the
judicial
bless-
the
seas.
"
of
a
1315
Supreme
Court
uling.
It
had
upheld
an
Ohio
;t
Ohio's
censorship
has
long
tule
requiring
review
of
films
btcn
a.
problem
to
moviemakers,
y
a
censor
board
before
public
Scenes
of
violence
have
been
xhibition.
1
forbidden
in
Ohio.
Even
the
With
this
legal
basis,
home-
r.ssing
of
the
plunger
to
set
rown
censors
sprang
up
a!'
off
dynamite
has
been
snipped
'er
the
country.
At
the
present
out
of
pictures.
''i"ht
states
have
censor,
.
lucs
llAve
police
censor-boards.
Some
are
seldom
strict,
;
hip
of
movies,
exercised
mainly
Clinic-
or
nine
Pr.stcls
and
White.
fVv-
v-.nr
ten
ating
problems
by
using
Baplone
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
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SCOTLAND
YARD
Inspector
R.
W.
Wonnacott.
42,
head
of
the
KCMP
Identification
branch,
will
spend
the
next
two
weeks
ln
the
U
ilted
Kingdom
visiting
Scotland
Yard
and
discussing
identification
procedures
and
related
matters
with
British
police
officials.
He
paid
a
similar
visit
to
the
headquarters
of
the
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
in
Washington
recently.
(CP
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BfCCMIS
ffj
lu
curb
lewd
shows.
But
many
.ulies
also
have
censorship
boards
which
disapprove
films
for
other
reasons
besides
obscenity.
Most
notable
of
these
is
Memphis.
The
Memphis
board
has
scissored
or
banned
a
long
list
of
Hollywood
efforts.
Mainly
the
censorship
was
because
of
scenes
involving
Negroes.
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MOROCCO"
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COMES
TROl'BLE"
British
Seize
Russian
Held
Radio
Berlin
.
m
B
II
m
m
M
B
II
B
M
n
I
II
a
1
ft
The
film
industry
is
criticized
by
intellectuals
for
not
being!
;idult
and
outspoken
enough,
i
But
often
the
daring
and
adult1
pictures
that
It
makes
are
the
ones
that
draw
the
wrath
of
the
censors.
i
Armed
with
the
Supreme
Court
decision,
the
film
Indus-!
try
may
well
be
able
to
throw
off
some
of
the
official
shackles
which
censor
its
product.
But
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
"SB.
BERLIN
P;
British
military
j
police
threw
a
barbed
wire
bar-
j
ricade
around
Russian-operated
i
Radio
Berlin
today
and
besieged
that
Communist
Island
inside
the
western
section
of
the
divided
city.
The
surprise
dawn
action
caught
the
guard
of
about
20
Russian
tommy
gunners
inside
a
big
red
brick
building
ln
the
middle
of
the'
British
sector
of
For
the
proffssiunal
or
lh
woman
who
craves
utmnii
comfort
in
her
shoes
oi
white
oxfords
i
th:it
doesn't
mean
any
new
and
shining
era
of
film
freedom.,
The
important
film
censorship
is
still
the
unofficial
one.
It
is
the
unofficial
censors
who
give
Hollywood
the
most
trouble
the
civic,
professional
and
religious
groups
which
can
bring
powerful
pressure
on
studios
and
the-itres.
The
film
industry's
trouble
still
will
remain
the
same.
As
one
sage
once
put
it,
"Everybody
aas
two
business
his
own
and
.notion
pictures."
J'JST
EXACTLY
WHAT
IS
THE
LIBERAL
TARry'S
POLICY
ON
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE?
all
sizes.
Mr.
Wismer
Says:
m
Co-Insurance
Is
going
fo
bo
removed"
&3
the
former
German
capital.
j
British
and
German
police
on
!
guard
around
the
barricade
an-
j
nounced
to
both
Russian
and
j
Oerman
civilian
station
person-
j
nel
that
anybody
.inside
the
building
could
come
out
but
nobody
would
Ire
allowed
back
in.
The
British
action
taken
after
consultation
with
American
and
j
French
occupation
officials
apparently
was
a
retaliation
,
against
the
Communist
seizure
of
several
small
areas
on
the
Fashion
VALUABLE
EXPORT
The
1952
cocoa
crop
from
the
Foot
wean
African
Gold
Coast
and
Nigeria)
wcus
woixn
more
man
tu.uou
000.
fringes
of
western
Berlin
which
lie
Just
inslda
the
Russian
occupation
zone
but
had
been
administered
by
the
West
-H
Premier
Johnson
Says:
!.M,
DCrsono,
or,
(he
obolition
of
Co-Insurance
o
rhis
time
will
jeopardize
the
continuance
of
Hospital
Insurance."
WHO
IS
THE
BOSS?
WHO
ARE
VE
TO
BELIEVE?
h
is
only
right
and
proper
that
the
people
of
British
Columbia
should
know
the
answer.
We
Challenge
You
Mr.
Johnson
Moke
$
'$
COLD
FUR
STORAGE
Joint
Ooerafion
WALKERTON,
Ont
(CP)
A
friendly
compromise
settled
the
argument
when
two
fishermen
hooked
the
same
pike
in
the
Saugeen
River.
Albert
Strader
Safety
Furs-t
A
...
cooked
the
fish,
which
had
swallowed
both
hooks,
and
Jos
eph
Sutter
helped
him
eat
it.
To
Give
a
Direct
Answer!
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the
Government
of
British
Colurn