Canadian Youth Longs For Glory | aE es merry | repay TUT

7:-9: p.m. — “FOR MEN “ONLY”
Of Matador in Mexican Bull Ring en MAIO Moy
CHIUAHU A, Mexict P d and risks actual death. It is as |come “an altruistic bullfighter.”

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if a poet were called upon to It is criminal to throw away . .

scan his lines with his life. It | the money we make in the plazas a ; : i - Take it

is the contemplation of this | at the risk of our lives,” he says 3 - ;

visible violence and actual |“That’s the reason that I'll be = er as

death that gives the art its | the first bullfighter in the world po

pecular power.” Who will give 50 per cent from

Freeman ambition has a/all my fights to charity and al-

yecular twist." He wants to be- truistic purposes : | i : ‘ae % ' | ' A ta evs
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6 terion Rupert Daily hai

Wednesday, August 20, 1952

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x5 bookings for Coronation

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By NORMAN CRIBBEN
LONDON (Reuters) — The Coronation next

June has prompted the heaviest advance reserva-| » a, o Seat ince on Evenings 7 - 9:00 4 OTE
tions London hotels have ever known, But hundreds ' Sages ae oO Rite ted : Matinee Saturday 2: p.m. A Famous Piaye;
are being refused because the hotels have not yet

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been informed of the accommodation required for
official

 

: : . ° TODAY ~ “YOUNG MAN WITH py As”
eae t, sor ‘ . ‘ et 38s % ‘ ou
oucets ih 2s See a 7 - 8:24 TALK ABOUT A STRANGip
ne ; ow re waiting to see what : Be PBB ges i ae ca hi f the Clan MacNe shows the
biggest hotels have} We al Waiting to see wha CLANS GATHER—Robert Lister MacNeil, 45th chief of the Clan MacNeil, proudly oo _—
expect reservations the governments requirements -lan’s coat of arms to two guests at the 14th annual Gaelic Mod at St. Ann’s, x 8 ey a 7
“e mee aa ™ wot ke > id 7 roe i eee , aig = ‘ ione rsvth > > t 2 inion
} +, | are first.’ a spokesman said. “We hak StosDhen inf rector of the BB, and Lionel Forsyth, president of the Domini x
1 guests of i stats . es & a seh han a an Hugt M: Coal i Gaelic direc (CP PHOTO) new song STARTS
imber requirec ¢ | She : auocate I ms Only ¢ Steel an al Corporation am ae ‘ad * smashes!
as the Earl of Cl lar-| Our regular visitors, It is useless | ———— _ KN’ including...
Lord Chamberlain, | for anyone not well known here

pemnan's evens l om hn ~ aoe th He . ° ° - * “Oops”
B cen every: wooden plsza| and. those’ responsible for the| *® aDDW.” SCREEN x | Canadian Airmail Pioneer? -cxzz.
STAND STILI government's hospitality func The Savoy group, with approx- |

Believing”
have not yet compiled a com-j|imately 600 rooms available at
ud 1 wat r th t ’ tie + lic :

| é * FL “Noughty But _
1otelmen are adopting an ae caaien ; strict: les e ove anes ’

, on a London h l ! i : : ne One of t ial and
yourself h ty us Ti ifferent allocation policies ] first come, first served’)... ie Poa ,
experier in I ing (

seit aks : comedi for some HIGH RIVER, Alta, (CP)—John (Jock) Palmer ‘i
oe : , y rosvenor Heuse Hotel, which | poucy Pe me opens Thursday a the
Siu're tr me. You learn all the |2#S.moere than 500 rooms ed} Many London hotels are tell-|-rorTEM THEATRI and an old girl named Jenny have a pretty solid spot {

|
> : i ists for coronati reserva-|ing inquire that they are full} “wore Not Married i rou
go ch tul ror he t i nda

af
1 ner i anadian aviation history. On June 27, 1922, to dt
ante y : tions two months ag aving|when actually they are keeping|..ous confection of mi h and in ( anadian aviation hist V
Rice - 6 ee ANNE had more than 6,000 inquiries| suites vac for government : ; la oe
ler

wu. |confusion ds five pairs of sup-| the plaudits of a Lethbridge crowd, they took off
since ing George’s death last| guests. Others are putting for-/ ried’ couple discowa’ : ‘ ‘ : : i ae
The. Canadian looks on bull- | Fepruary Z eign visitors on a waiting list] th ae ¢ a whee Pie edd with 150 pounds of envelopes - on Canada’s first
an lian look om bruary n visitor Ble a l nat a o years of wedde et
figh ing as an art. not a spor e Dorchester Hotel has been and making no reservations life they really aren't married! sanctioned airmail flight. , pe
“It is the only art in which |¢ ng hundreds of applications | until they hear from the govern-| .; gy i } Flying Corps in the First World 7 &
{ “nn the lan 3 , }
the artist deals actual death very week for its 330 bedrooms. ' ment ‘They are all n an id sonny, = on: War and afterwards helped to A
—|over-anxious Justice of the | 08 Since made her last land-| +n, south Alberta Air Lines.| g@ ,
fpr seoessonnscalsecenccasenpeeses=nsenaneemenn Ort: ust]

: at the SA veer. ral a ;
|} Peace who performe the cere- | "5 But the 56-year-old Palmer It was while operating this out
« , ‘
1onies before he was licensed
s . .

sees sunrises and sunsets fit that the airmail proposal sYaaning
m| The all-star cast includes|°V®' 4irplane controls He has! was dreamed up ~

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duces a timely and sensational when he took off from Leth-| qistriputors on courtesy flight

drama of secret college societis bridge with those envelopes From that grey Western Air é, / , ft
Paul Henreid is the leading His destination was Ottawa! ways eras, an :
|Sstar. He also produced and di-, but he never got there because ;

j
’ : @ | Ginger Rogers, Fred Allen, Paul) P!#ve¢ 1 a" = yee The Alberta government in "Fi ASTARE
; @ Douglas, Eve Arden Eddie | °° Wat a somes praelthose days—as now—forbade
® 4 e y ® | Bracken, Mitzi Gaynor, Zsa Zsa} @"¢ mountain flying jthis gap for the manufacturer oboe VERA |

®\ Gabor and Louis Calhern. Vie-| Palmer, who operates an elec- liquor advertising. Palmer filled L EN

A \ 4 tor Moore is the JP tri business when he isn't) of g product called Purple Label \ ARIORE
, ; ? For the last time today at the) fl Y 1 has the enthusiasm co ' )

‘ Palmer then branched out on Ft

rected the picture fa woman driver, of all things.| pis own with flying training di "2. Go
Ses Re \t that time, flying routes were! schools in the mountains and : ae
Coming Thursday at the CAP 1aphazard, to say the least, and »

beer by buying a purple aircraft
TOTEM, “For Men Oni pro- | bh vad that bright June day
WALLACE Ss “Skating In Control Perk”

to deliver the stuff and take
ine — pioneered mountain flying with is the hee
Oe. heigl la g LTOL THEATRE is.the “man of an oil company had arranged) forestry patrol until 1939. After ws apeciocolen de
DEPARTMENT g cance Fred Astaire who teams ich of ]

hes aviation fuel at vari- ‘
a : an instructing stint during the PWS
g\}up with Vera-Ellen to tell the is points on the route : a ge sage i NEWS
STORE ee @ | story laid in #

’ the nostalgic “per- fhe night of June 27 Palmer Second World War, he now flic 4 SELECTED SHC
®@ \iod of New York's gaslight. ths made Weyburn. Sask. for his with the High River club, add-! Evening Shows
Fema SP CRN SR ERROR horsedrawn treet car The ;

first stop. He took off again ing to the log of 14,700 hours R ATR 7: - 9: p.m,
3elle ¢ New fork i end - sing } s “. only n }

Bi 1] " K v York” is a bl nc next morning but after check-| tallied since he began flying in FAMOUS PLAYERS THE . Sat Matinee 2-4

Of songs anda dances coloriul ing through customs at Portal, 1916 i _

sets and co tume and a plotinpD. he was over Minot whe ni

bubbling with laughs old Jenny developed a wheeze
Playing last time tonight is

|
' : Palmer landed, repaired
Young Man With Ideals,” star- ‘ ;
S N I rid henn dard ann i d Jenny's ailing valves and took
ling Gienn Ford and three e-
er : off on a test flight. A woman}
lovelies: Ruth Roman, Oenis« dive nto his landing field ta
i. it >» Onto .
Darcel, Nina. Foch. satie g

; get a better look: ant Palmer

VV V7 eel ' wrecked Jenny's undercarriage
mi trying to avoid the car. |

25-Year Badges The mail was delivered to

Ottawa by train. Pal took
| Presented To eans sac cn : me

Lethbridge on

- TO SCHOOL - Legion Members | (ee |

Terur at AE a much to the disgust of those
§ TEW AR Stewart Branch s : : j
Nc 5 Canadian Legion. BESI who paid $1 apiece to put |

‘ined the ean Auxiliary | these envelopes aboard.

lilal

and friends after their regular Palmer served with the Royal |
: meelng for games, community| “ee rt
inging and impromptu enter |

tainment

of the evening wv

“ yeni 02 | PLOMBING
RING THE BELL || som

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soo’ for the Kindergarten to College eo 2 oe oa The Reliable and
nd there is your youngster among them. But, have view, and the late Ernest Lov Prompt Service

who died in an accident recent): You Know
( € . 9ve adge
necessities for proficient omrade Love's badge

prevented to his son Ernest. _ Ph 4
ork? Remember, education is the parents’ responsibility After the presentation. Sa; one 17

' Yor Repairs and Alterations
ell as the teachers’ danc

Kirkpatrick and George Bunn
r dar . '
ing. Supper was served by the § th & Fk ltd
Vv AL ladies of the Auxiliary Johr mi Ins
You pave the way for an “A TY | ‘ | )

ol bells will

repared him with all the “right”

 

played old time music fo;
when your child (big « 11) | Be k ‘
: \ i } or sma yuzek, branch secret ary, was P.O. Box 274

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