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Thursday, July 3, 1952

 

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FOR A REAL onra
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; wy VANCOUVER— The appoint-| Bralorne
m) ment of J. Conrad to the st| BRX
: TEE SHIRTS Miof district Fe gag irs Cariboo Quartz
= j @ National Railways, British Col-| Congress
" SWEATERS 7 umbia district, with headquar-| Cronin Babine
: lters here S : ce Giant Mascot
* 1ere, WaS announced today ‘ ;
s SWIM TRUNKS @|>y R. H. Robertson, of Vancou-| Indian Mines
“ iver, general superintendent of| Pioneer
5 SHORTS a th district Mr. Conrad re- Premier Border
a places the veteran St. J. Munroe, Privateer
4 PANTS = who tired on June 30 Reeves MacDonald
u Born at St. Moritz, Switzer-| Reno
s Bor a ‘ Moritz Switzer :
a JEANS m|iand, Mr. Conrad joined the rail-| Sheep Creek
2 OVERALLS @) way Kamloops as a rodman in Silbak Premier
> : 928. He was promoted to in- bacmaningg ia
¥ HIRT pector in 1929 and unti! 1940 he SAUnORn Gold
i 5 S z ed throughout the B.C. dist Spud Valley :
: SOCKS | rict in that <« apacity and as an Western Uranium
w@) ostrumentman Oils—
2 i UNDERWEAR m@) in 1941, Mr. Confad was ap-| Anglo Canadian
x : : pe inted resident engineer at A P Con
te JACKETS aS micops anc in 1948 was raised Calmont .
* a assistant district engineer fo1 C&E
PAJAMAS * B.C. district. Central Leduc
3 : : He went to Winnipeg as dist-| Home Oil
e 4 rict engineer in 1950 and a vear Mercury
eS i . Ages 2 years to - later was promvuted to construc-| Royal Canadian
& -) i} 1k years gi tion engineer on the big Lynn! TORONTO
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11-Year-Old
Bride Back
With Mother

DENISON, Tex. (AP)—-An 11
Record Player |year-old bride was back home
| with mother today after a one-

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont | day honeymoon with an Air
Born without arms, Raymond] Force enlisted man
Sageloloy, 22, learned to play the Apple-cheeked May Kendrick
piano and guitar with his toes.| Who will be 12 on July 19, and

In his teens he tried desper Airman Sergio Maldonade Tris-
ately to crack the radio field as a|tan, 21, of San Antonio were
disk jockey married Wednesday at Sherman

He continued studying the| Tex
technicalities of radio, After Her mother, Mrs. Cleo Ken-
years of painstaking experiments | drick of Durant, Okla., had police
he constructed with his toes a|Pick up the couple yesterday
new entertainment machine} “She looked more than 11 to
which combines a record player | ™ said Justice of the Peace
and movies. Hé calls it reco vi-| Jim Spangler who married them
sion. It provides recorded musi Che bride mother, who has
together with black and white |elght-other children, will meet
or colored movies of. sige 0 th Air e officials tomorrow
bands O take eps to have the mar

To an ordinary record he rlage a illed
taches a miniature transmilti
cylinder which contains 35-mm MANY SHOES
film. The cylinder transmit Canada had 292 plants mak
micro-sound waves which are|ing leather footwear by an of-
transformed into electronic rays| ficial estimate in 1951
and finally form an image on
the screen wmven tr

sti Fuca’ dines cet ace! babervie UBC COMMITTEE
tional patent for his invention MONUANEG ITO. Page 2!
and hopes iv market it afte heen relaxed and at east 20.000
correcting minor imperfections A ;

Raymond admits that the in- 52'S may be retained
tricate wiring circuits caused $60,000 FOR SEATING
him -éndieds trouble, Working| “so. DIBHS Bie <0 (oe
with his toes, he constructed the ary REEGIBBED) we $0,000
console radio size cabinet for his | S°™/-permanent seats at a cost
minibehinds of about $60,000.

As an added feature, he wired Phe track have to be re
his reco vision for standard tele built and ju nping pits MOVER to
vision reception a different ite The gymnasium

will probably be used for fenc-
é ng, wrestlir ind perhaps box-
in Ithou th ifter is ex-

CN Seamsiip See.
. N locatio } vet been set
En ineer for the game vimming pool
g 5 There are report t may be built
, at Riley Park near Little Moun-

Gei New Posts

r J Location also has to be found

VANCOUVER—Three appoint-| for a bicycle track
ments, involving senior posi Rowing in all probability will
tions in the Canadian National; 0 to Burnaby, but Kelowna is
Steamships organization on the| Making a strong bid for this
Pacific Coast, have been an-/| Ve! The interjor city possesses
nounced by Superintendent G.; a? ideal }

A. MacMillan, Vancouve) Ap . a
pointments follow retirement of

W. E. Baillie, superintendent en

gineer

Leslie Wilson, a nati f
Nanaimo, who has been chief
engineer on the company pal
itial Prince George since she
went into service in 1948, has
been appointed engineer assist
ant, his duties corresponding to
those of his predecessor, Mt
Baillie Mr. Wilson’s rvice
with the CN dates back to 1925
when he started as fourth en-
gineer. He has had’ varied ex
perience on most of the com-
pany’s ships

New chief engineer of thé
Prince George is Robert F. C
Baldrey, who has been “chief
on ss. Prince Rupert since 1950
He joined the company in 1927
as junior engineer on the Prince : 1
Rupert and ‘aden served in vari ' Dirty weather makes it clean!
ous capacities on other CN ve This exterior white actually washes
sles here itself! Comes up bright as new after

Ronald D Crawford who each rainfall . . . stays white years
joined CNSS as second engine longer .. . outlasts ordinary paint by
on the Prince Rupert in 1948 as much as 3 years! Before painting
has taken over as chief engin — ask us about Martin-Senour 100%
eer on that ship. He has been Pure Self-Cleansing White House
second engineer on the Princ —

George for the past two year

Prior to joining the Canadian Regular Colors
National, Mr. Crawford had ex :
tensive marine experience with and White
other lines serving this coast.

Twins Burn To
Death In Attic

$7.55

EATON, Mass., (CP) Fout
year-old twins—Priscilla and A Gallon
Edwerd Greenleaf died n
each other’s arms’ last night
they huddled in an attic closet GORDON &
to escape the flames that swept
the upper puri of their home ‘
A mattres caught fire while they
were playing in -the attic. Their
mother, who ina two older
children. is expecting another

set of twins any day

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Canada’s horse population in
1951 was 1,306,634, or less than
total counted in 1941

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