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Woman Reporter Begins New —— ee os

Career in Edmonton Office Foun and. District Votes ¥>,0> FREE

EDMONTON  — A girl who A OQ? ‘
once gathered news from under- serdemabicaad . pe oe ee ee One in eve kage of
ground sources in East Germany | ey ! More Shriners Visit Ru pert —s && POST'S GRAPE-NUTS. FLAKES

is starting a new life in Edmon
marked om the front “Roy Rogers WESTERN RING”

ton as a typist
Last summer 24-ycar-oid Dor- Yes! Ray Rogers picture rings —
othea Beerwald had her first TWELVE of them — featuring
taste of North America wh Roy Ragers, Trigger, Bullet and
ishe was one of 18 German pub- other exciting Western subjects.
ym | lishers, writers and _ editor In bright colors — fit any fingets.
You'll want them all!

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in an American magazine
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The Illustrious Potentate of Islam Temple of)
San Franciseo and other nobles of the Shrine, will
,| arrive here tomorrow morning on their way to)

| Alaska. el i
The Shriners, will be greeted | the plastics division of the Cela- HN
| by— George Dawes, Potettate’s| nese Corporation of America, is Be
:) delegate here for Gizeh Temple | a visitor in Prince Rupert. :
4\5f Vancouver, and Roy Evans, He toured Columbia Cellulose

(Time) about Aiberta being the
4| president of the Prince Rupert plant this morning and will

“Texas of the North

    
       
 
  

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i i me Gly En hy ee Shrine ‘Club. | spend a brief vacation here be- Sugaroasting makes Grape-Nuts
| grey 2 — Beer . ald devia a Islam Temple chartered the| fore returning to Vancouver to \, Flakes extra =

| hat Edmonton would be her new | ss Chileotin for the cruise. transfer his home to New York i appetizing. And they provide the
; | home, * 6 « HB neurishment of sun-tipened

2 wheat and malted barley—ot TWO
gfains, not one! . aie

Try Grape-Nuts [

Flakes today. |

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4 on tertained on their return trip,| Doug Jelsted, manager . of /
press service in the West Berlin | which allows them more time in| Overwaitea store here, and
high commissioner's office, Hei VE, of 4\ this city Vince Daly of the Daily Newsr
job basically was to gather news | * % & staff, are leaving here tomorrow |
of East Germany from under-| HEADS C.C.F.—Mrs. Therese | mrs. Rae L. Johnson and her night on a motor trip to the
ground _aurces for the high) Casgrain, Quebec leader of the |mine-year-old daughter, Kay,| Okanagan.
commissioner's office and West CCF. is a candidate in Mont- ire leaving tonight for a visit at} * * *

mec - former home in Castle Rock Canadian ational’s luxury

| Verd iding in the |e
rea erdun ric n 0 i
| Washington, south of Seattle. | ship, the Prince George, reaches

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| ing university in Berlin when| July 16 provincial election. | She will be accompanied by! Prince Rupert tonight from :
im wer Se ee Widow of Mr, Justice Pierre F. | per sister, Mrs. Virginia Lund-|Skagway. The George left Van- le RAT beg ae
| Cacanan tin ne ee Casgrain, a former Speaker of | berg, who has been visiting here. | couver on July 4 with a large ROY ROGERS —KING OF THE C.NWBOYS
| 7 B ¥ or J , o 3 ¢ -
LT anid: - ' he the Commons, Mrs. Casgrain |and her five-year-old daughter, | list of American tourists.
Bs || “Everybody seems so calm, You) Was elected CCF. provincial | Christina, = | ad a SNS Tea
” or nn | have no fences around your) leader in June, 1951. Dr. Ralph H. Ball, newly-ap- |
|k—Two-year-old Shirley Israel of Listowel, Ont., | Rouse, You can drop sides for ei (CP.PHOTO) | pointed technical director of |
t thing in baby buggy contraptions of 75 years |chat with the neighbors without) __ Ss e ae As
{locking your doors. You afe 50) \ ;

e old-time vehicles on display at the centen- | patient in t bintion ¢ train |
: ' atient in bus stations and train
Waterloo, ¢ The -style zy comes | 4.
V 0, Ont e high-style buggy comes ldepots .. . and you seem to meet
| parasol, ornately-carved throne room and | \jeve us right from the start
(CP PHOTO) | Of the Russian-controlled East
gy | Berlin’ press, Miss Beerwald said

jthat “every news item must be

lar Secon Mate On {cleared through their ‘depart-|

ment of information’ for censor-

hi k ‘ ship. It was funny to see all

igeven East Berlin papers come

3! S Ip Ma es Last Trip out With the same saaaienes and
the same story.”

{ mate aboard Canadian National} Often, she said, the Russians

Prince Rupert made his last official | Were caught off-guard py som

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He served in the Canadian! sianted story after the ‘policy
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idn't want to} from 1915 to 1919 and on return~- In West Berlin the newsprint
i it himself, but = from overseas joined the) shortage was so severe the nine
ard were able | merchant marine | newspapers were cut to six or I
), (ficer will} ee ee leight pages with no comics oF
— | Twenty-five years ago he join- | WOMENS pages
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nuns: ships and has served aboard the Christmas Gifts

   
     
 
 
 
  
  
    
   
 
  
      
    
  
 
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
 
  
 
 
   
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
      
  
  
 
 
 
  
   
  
  
 

| } ition from the} 7 :
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Prince John, the old Prince

Monday ;
a ‘ ‘ George and completes his service Al d W 9
a ge: ane aboard tné veteran Prince! rea y on ay
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he ae ; ition Rupert LONDON (Reuters) — Christ-

fficers and, He bas no particular plans;mas presents are already on

" after “he retires. He's just going | their way from Britain to chii- oo ~
| ake it easy, Sal Saptai re ng in isolated parts of EGE = |
tendent of tnel ane & ee: said Captain | dren living in isolated parts o COLL nv Young Men

G. A. Mac Sparkes as he walked up the} Labrador and Newofoundland
ivet 7 ac-
“\oeangplank to his cabin on the They inclule crates of toys and
present Mr.} ang} 4 7” VA of A Ages
from the | OP deck games and gifts of warm cloth-
anith | Captain Sparkes, aiso well-|!M6 The gifts have been sent .

ard nn known along the coast, also early for distribution to villages

| eaves the Prince Rupert on his and hamlets hundreds of miles

py a srrival in Vancouver to jein the apart before ice closes im in the
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