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' * PAYEOR, BC, o— Another|
h{storically-significant, step has
. Been’ taken in Canada’s north-
_ sameat with the crossing of the
Peace River for the first time by
@ railway locomotive,
: ‘ The event may signal the be-
’ ginning. of a fourth era for the
' British ‘Columbia: Peace River
, block—a vast, agriculturally-:
( rich. territory that was first a
*  fur-trading region, then centre
, Of a boom brought on by- the
" Alaska Highway construction,
; and now the centre of.an oil
« and gas boom.
| , Engineer I. A. ‘Hieliger of
1 North Vancouver gingerly guid-
* eda two-unit - Pacific Great
. Bastern Railway’ diesel and cab- |:
s_oose across the. PGE's $3,000,000
Peace River bridge Wednesday,
At 11:45° a.m. MST locomotives
‘ 555 and. 554 reached the north
4 bank of the mighty Peace.
8 "There was little fanfare out-
§ side a few toots by the diesel
a whistle, the celebrations being
; planned later when’ the first
« train reaches Taylor, four miles
* past of the bridge.
{ °.The.trip across the 3,500-foot
* span, completed . about. eight
» months’ ago and ‘hooked to the} ; ere i. _—
» PGE, rails on the south bank rns | PICTURED IN “ACTION: are:
“ Tuesday, took 30° minutes. (MOVIE COLUMN | Po ee, 7 _Ion ‘Berger as Virgil Tappet,-.
voce Caution was required because the villain, Herb Foster. as
mii bridge, an Alaska Highway G I fe | Zohn Siddeley, 9 miner and
nk since the highway suspen- t t t . 5 188 er
« gion bridge at ne southern ex-| eneral. no Irs or as ing, a school” teacher.: Actors
$ tremity of this community col-| tre tee ten phinetpals in).
lapsed last October, has been t be d. by la le ; a
; planked ‘for motor traffic and 0. e ‘swaye yo g amor gir s | ar here Tesday pe sooth |.
ny egs beside the rails had . =
, MS be devon ee by. the loses - By BOB.THOMAS: " wemorias High school ‘at 3:30 |
é Th, pm. an p.m. Vivid’ flash- *
2 motive wheels. Speed could have - HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Lt.-Gen, Rafael Trujillo] B&2% 2.2: 10B8 aol aca:
* © Yesterday the track crews laid/ Jr. is not the first: dashing foreignér -to sway the days will Pe, Se |
. . y. . ’ nsore
‘ the first steel notth the railway hearts of Hollyw ood s Blamour, girls, nor will he. be the Parent-Teacher associa~_
4 will reach, Taylor, 19 milés suoth| the last. surprised’ when t told her int tions, oe
& of Fort St. John, within a week. ] ,
‘# “taylor fs the starting point The history of, . the town hos San. Francisco that her steady
‘ been given color by a numbe i date had a wif d six child
i for ‘Westcoast Transmission ign | Cate € and six children. in ping
: famous visitors from _foreig ‘Glorie Swanson can be credit-
* Company's natural gas pipeline; lands whose polished manners |. c
a ific northwest... and , ed with starting the foreign in-
« fo the Pacific, , have caught the fancy of some | Vasion, In 1926 she returned
a slte'of a refinery and sulphuriof the world’s most famdus | from Europe in triumph, brin tine lings
‘ plant, The rallroad’s first pay-)| beauties: ling ‘alone. her new "husband, | . oy
¢ load from. the north Pesce 18} some bring their fortunes,’ , Marquis de la Falaise de la Coud- ,
f expected to: come trom ihe! some come to seek them. Some! ray.'The union lasted five years, Isappoin t
s 30,000-ocd tons of sulphur NeW; have sought wives or publicity.j after. which Constance Bennett! _
’ stockpiled: here . The. quest of many has been: took over as the Marquise de lai TORONTO ‘0i—Capt. R. B. An-
‘ rrr simply fun. | ete. ‘gus, president. of - the Dominion
a INDOOR ROBINS Few “have been as lavish as; The marcus was followed by | Marine. Association, said Thurs~{--
/ tawm PARNHAM, England ‘‘@--—Rob-| young Trujillo, with his gifts of jan invasion of the marrying day the findings. of the royal
. fos. have nested on a dressing, costty cars to Kim Novak and mdivanis. These were three commission on Canada’s coastal
table in the bedroom of: the} Zsa Zsa Gabor. ,;And few have ' handsome, romantic sons of a trade were: disappointing—espe-|
James family in this Surrey} becn as secretive, . Either Kim is i Mohammedan bey of Georgie, a cially as the commission recog~ 4
town. | Five eggs. have been!a better actress than the’ critics | ‘Caucasus state in old Russia.inized there was reason. for. con2!
hatched SO far. oie isay-—or § else 2. was. 5, fenuae 4 The: ‘princes married ‘aad divercs “cern. for the future of Canadian- |
ri an eine : Fed often, usually to. famous and | reeistered lake ships competing
~ | woalthy women. Among the with foreign’ vessels. aa
David Maree — rola ; Negri The commission’s report vas
| Bathora, Hate array: exis — tabléd Thursday in the House
i . | of Commons. |
i. Sudden death took two of the fe, «a:
' princes—Serge at polo and Alex-! The commission's findings
iis ina Spanish auto crash. David, recommended’ basically that
i has lived quietly in recent years: ' Canada’s existing coastal trad-
as husband of the adopted ing laws stay as they are.
| daughter of oil man Harry Sin-} DMA officials said they found
clair. yat least three faults with the
- TRANSITORIZED. Aly Khan created plenty of commission's findings:
jnews with his international! 4. yt cannot be assumed that
courtship of Rita Hayworth, ;a Canadian ship owner can
RECORD | their miurriage, the birth of their) enarter a British-registered ship
daughter, their divorce. His '0.! unless he is also the shipper of
| mances have included other ‘the goods to be carried. “Why
,dolis, such as Gene Tierney and’ should a U:K, shipowner allow
; Kim Novak (that mame again!) Canadian to charter “his sip
The courtship of Grace Keily and make a fit. f ing
: oe pro or doin
‘and Prince Rainier of Monacu thin ‘hich | as UE.
yas conducted on a dignified Something walen ae, ¢ a
avel. pepper, can do himself?
| Then there was Porfirio Rupi-' 2 Restricting coastal — trade
/rosa, who appears to have been| Goes not lead to higher grain
the Mdivanis wrapped up into rates, as the commission cou
one, The merry countryman of tended, because grain rates are |
Complete !Gen. Trujillo conducted a well-! controied by the federal gov-
with Battery i publicized romance with Zsa Zea” ernment.
| Gabor thersagain?), She claim-} 3. Coastal shipping on the
rect they were engaged vat one; cast coast cannot be used as an
. point, but he drifted off to other} example for the Great Lakes as
Now Available At , | matters, ' | the two. areas: are different.
ert radio & electric | Rebels ‘claim 400° troops killed
rup | MANILA un-—Indonestan reo- | —
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ft lforees have killed more than 400 | STORNOWAY, Scotland ()---A
government troops in fieree ‘meeling of the Outer Isles pres-
ifighting in the Colebes Islands bytery of the Free Presbyterian
‘in the “ust few days. ;Ghureh of Secatinnd . passed a
| The rebel broadcast. heard: resolution urging disipinary ac-
“here late Thursday after Preal-: tion against ehurech members
ident Sukarno's government re-* guilty of drunkenness or “prone
“ \ jected a rebel pence bid, clnimed; iscuous dancing’ at wedding
ats ; Victor ies on Lwo Fronts, -eetebrations,
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