Prince
Rupcit
Duily
News
Tuesday,
December
11,
I'JjI
(jiflftl
Uiufinhl
plai
ted
ai
Cltifil
NOW
AT
POPULArT
Would
UVG
Christmas
Austerity
In
Britain
Winston
Churchill
lias
People
facing
1
X
:
if
i
,
-"flu
I
TORONTO
(CP)
Betty-Jean
Humeri
has
fudge-brown
hair
with
matching
eyes.
And
she
cant
remember
when
music
!
wasn't
"a
part
of
my
life."
.
j
At
21,
this
tall
she's
five
leet
joseIferrer
DJ
if
v
'
V
Award
S'V$
In
Trailer
Pastor
of
tin-
Evangelical
Frec
Church
liere
lias
no
place
to
live
so
the
city
council
has
been
asked
to
permit
him
to
dwell
in
a
!
traile;
which
vr.mld
be
parked
on
i
J
I
ne
lot
c.f
a
friend
whose
home
II
as
also
suited
to
council
;
ii
nioht
ti,
,.-.,ii,-
,ih.
h..
,
.
"
.
.
,
'
j
placed
on
:i
tot
ami
a
lemiiurary-.
btiiiding
elected
which
would1
contain
conveniences.
i
This
would
be
only
a
temper-:
H
Vt
'
y
arranscmcnt.
1
IT1)
)lt(M1PIi
it
it
U'!l
was
pomtvd
11
.
Win...
T
(!2
inches
Ldmontoti-born
vio-
BMt
A.ssist
Their
Hospitals?",
h.nst
has
behind
her
more
sue-
b
t,
m
$m
offcred
cessf
ul
conccru
than
many
a
1
r
B
musician
twice
her
age.
Now
.she
JudBe
ad
Mrs-
J-
MllUin
George,
is
starting
on
a
two-month
iour,T'ie
contest
closes
February
28
ui
Europe.
"
'ne
scripts
are
limited
to
1
nls
isn't
her
first
visit
over-'
iofl
words.
The
essay
convener
seas.
In
London
and
Paris
she
1
Mrs.
Forbes
Perkins
of
6850
is
due
to
play
In
halls
where
she
Montgomery
Street,
Vancouver.
has
appeared
belore.
Paris
she
.
.
particularly
remembers
because
it
was
there
last
June
that
she
she's
looking
forward
to
some
of
Vi
I.
wnn
hit
'
"V-
.
-
It
,.
,
jr
.
word
thrum
home,
'
ft
I
in
j
...amondie.
.f
A.f
II
III
a
woman
thrillsl"!
J
.
,
.
increased
,,.,.,,,
f-wl
loo
a
prices,
!.,
and
h
no
out
in
a
inter
from
Mrs
I
.Dixon
cl,slomar
Christmas
food
boas
the
Free
Evangelical
Church
,
the
Mme
time
at
had
a
InaMmg
i
proud
under
(Jl
lod
of
the
wh
4
Um-
sis
Today
and
Wednesday
Eve.
Shows
7
-
9:05
p.m
Wolloce's
Dept.
Store;
i
Your
Holiday:
F,,
S
.
uress
at
s
aces
ii
lo
chose
and
others
admire,
your
ve:y
own
ec'.ion
of
one
of
Wallace's
out
standing
holiday
dies
es.
choice
to
fit
every
size.
WALLACE'S
m
DEPARTMENT
STORES
Fa
nv.-rs
in
Iceland
began
to
form
co-operative
societies
for
uuiu-r
making
aoour
lavi).
The
cliw
ch
lu's
been
l;o!di:mj
foitli
at
41.i
Fifih
Avenue
East!
won
tne
coveted
Pathe
Marconi
"ml
pe'naps
neai
summer,
en-p.tze
lor
1951.
She
was
the
first
gageipent-book
permitting.
Cooking
and
sewing?
She
Canadian
to
do
so.
i
"The
entrants
came
from
all
hasn'1
had
much
time
fur
tlic
lover
the
world
and
there
were
former
but
has
found
it
"lots
of
'un"
hcn
she
htts
tllcd
u-
she
lo
or
so
judges,"
she
said
in
a
re.ent
interview
"Competition
prefers
to
leave
any
sewing
to
was
very
keen
and
French
au-
hPr
mother
although
she
likes
dicn;es
are
quick
to
show
wheth-
designing
clothes.
,
t-r
or
not
they
like
the
per-;
As
for
marriage,
that
will
have
lormer."
j
to
wait.
How
does
a
musician
get
start-1
"h
'es-
1
have
thought
of
It,"
co..'
At
3.
Beliy-Jftin
was
hiduig
shc
admits.
"But
there's
still
jceiimu
the
sin-ooors
m
uie
lots
of
time
and
I
am
sUll
very
inu'miy
hvmgrooin
iiiltating
her
young
and
there
is
so
much
to
vel.dl.a!lf.
are
t
restricted
loan
charB0S
are
to
rUe.
U
-
.
....
.
Situation
Realistically
LONDON.
Britain's
Christmas
food
problems
are
stirring
"'r
"
as
anyone
is
likely
to
stir
his
Christina
as
pudding
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill's
government
has
V?pn
iinfnrtunQlo
annnoh
t.i
hBve
to
Bnnounce
ower
rUons.
Jusi
to
nan
still
more
to
the
;litjriliT
nttiirtctit-iora
hi
r
Ir
c
have
announced
that
nrivate
i
no
oanK-s
say
uicy
are
acting
in
Hue
with
the
government
policy
which
insists
"you
must
ne
within
your
income."
j
lit
Kt
1IU.L
iihSOLlTH
.
!
At
least
no
one
6an
sav
the
Churchill
government
is
shirking
what
it
considers
to
be
its
duty
in
the
interests
of
national
!
economy.
A
government
as
new
i
as
Mr.
Churchill's
might
have
been
excused
for
saving
"Lets
celebrate
till
after
Christmas
and
then
get
down
to
hard
acts."
But
Mr.
Churchill
is
leav-
in
to
see
Mr.
Truman
at
the
end
of
December.
He
wants
to
be
able
to
report
the
British
1-
'
leady
are
C'tiUiiT
eliurts
to
live
within
their
means.
l
This
pre-Christmas
action
on
food,
however,
has
stirred
a
j
'
heated
political
controversy.
An
all-day
and
half-night
battle
raged
November
29.
The
Conservatives
blamed
the
Labor-ites
for
having
let
the
food
po-
;
nianagement.
I
The
latter
charged
that
the
Tory
chief
co-ordinating
both
food
and
agriculture,
n,,n,,r
Lord
i..
sir,.i
Wool-lon,
had
snamelessly
wooed
the
housewives
in
the
October
gen
A
I
AMI,
I
t
...
...
I,
"I'M,
THE
i
Wi
!
T
Tit
1
-
II
TODAY
and
WEDNESDAY
One
-
Sh
Eilch
Sj.
oluer
brother
as
ne
practiced
Ills
singing.
"I
couldn't
speak
very
well
but
I
got
the
rhyuim,
'
she
recalled.
CONCENTRATED
ON
VIOLIN
A
couple
of
years
later
she
was
winning
prizes
at
Alberta
Music
Festivals
for
her
singing.
But
by
the
time
she
was
10
she
began
to
find
studies
whicn
included
piano
and
violin
lessons
a
little
too
strenuous,
she
gave
up
tne
piano
and
turned
her
attention
to
the
violin.
betiy-Jean
has
all
kinds
of
regrets
for
the
things
she
would
like
to
do
but
hasn
t
been
able
to
find
the
time.
'
She
likes
dancing
and
confesses
she
wa.s
never
liilcresvcd
in
Jaz
music
until
she
learned
m
"understand"
it
in
modern
dancing.
fciie
ukes
to
paint
but
there
has
only
been
lime
for
that
when
iiiness
has
prevented
her
from
playing.
"When
I
used
to
be
laid
up
with
chicken-pox
or
something
a-s
horrible
I
would
get
out
my
brush
and
paints
and
go
to
it,
'
she
said,
"i
was
in
my
heyday."
Riding
Is
a
favorite
sport
and
P
Conleil
Members
of
hospital
auxiliaries
throughout
British
Columbia
are
being
Invited
to
enter
an
essay
contest
on
the
subject
of
'How
May
llospital
Auxiliaries
ao-
,
;
'
mm
There
is
still
time
to
wire
or
order
those
Christmas
and
New
Year
llowe.s
and
plants
for
the
folks
at
home.
Prince
Rupert
Florists
llox!
51
6
riiiinc
777
of
essential
public
IT'S
PROHTAOLb
A
MAN'S
CHOICE
FOR
CHRISTMAS
ATTENTION
MOTHERS!
Don't
let
core
of
the
children
stop
you
from
votinq
on
Deccmb?r
13th.
Simply
call
either
o'
the
two
numhers
listed
below
and
book
a
sitter
end
transnortation
to
and
from
the
pel's.
Make
vour
reservations
os
soon
as
possible
hv
callinn.:
SOLDIER-SAILOR
Able
seaman
Jack
Duff,
of
Winnipeg
"jumped"
ship
so
he
could
exchange
bullets
with
Communist
!
forces
in
Korea.
In
a
I
letter
home
the
21-year-old
sailor
described
how
he
shot
two
Chinese
soldiers
while
he
was
fighting
with
Canadian
patrol
units.
After
being
discovered
i
Duff
was
docked
50
days'
pay
and
sentenced
to
30
!
days'
detention.
(CP
PHOTO
i
;
!
They
Never
Wait
For
Old
George
B.
The
appointed
hour
of
8
o'clock
had
come
for
laslniglifs
city
council
meeting
and
the
mayor
was
not
in
his
chair.
It
was
six
minutes
after
when
aldermen
wondered
what
should
be
done.
The
city
clerk
turned
up
the
act
and
read
that,
alter
lo
minutes
without
the
mayar
t.V,mi,l
..n
nl,,pl,
.U..1-1
11
U'"
to
ord
m
Casey
djd
not
we
why
they
should
have
to
wait
13
minutes.
"But
It's
in
the
act,"
reiter-1
atcd
the
clerk.
"Well,
they
never
waited
15
minutes
for
me,"
retorted
"Old
George
B.",
who
was
sitting
on
city
councils
before
some
ot
to-'
day's
aldermen
were
born.
The
mayor
showed
tip
before
tVto
HntrlliKia
m.imrl
.,t.
I.'...
1
.
"
dais
with
a
quiet
"Good
evening.
gentlemen,"
and
called
the
meeting
to
order.
by
26.000.000
a
year
as
a
result
I
ot
new
nriePK
In
hp
nuirl
f:irnifri
to
compensate
them
lor
higher
costs,
notably
in
wages
and
ler-
j
tilizers.
"1
he
farmers
had
asked
to.-
'140,000,000
to
meet
their
ex!
raj
costs.
.
i
'
Housewives
will
have
to
nav
1
rxfr.-l
fitnri
nKl
Hi,f.:i,w,.
tl...
If
Cnurchill
government
Iiko
the
late
Labor
government
of
Clement
K,
Attiee
reiuses
to
allow
food
subsidies
to
rise
above
a
ceiling
of
40,000,000
a
year.
Laboritcs
show
fierce
disagreement
at
the
increased
granted
to
farmers.
There
a
r.ciisUnl
chorus
that
the
farmers
are
being
"fcatherbedded."
the
Conservatives
ask
why
there
was
such
indignation
against
the
f
aimers
when
nationalized
industries
like
coal
and
electricity
and
railways
put
e.p
t.ieir
charges
whenever
wages
and
other
costs
ri.se,
IT'S
LAbY
r.
turneci
turned
to
to
the
the
city
city
and
and
resumed
resumed
crctipancy.
wy..
lravnig
the
u.e
j'lust'.iri
n.sf.ralld
w:
without
hunt
living
livmiv
mi-liters
qua!
ters.
Tne
niattfr
was
rrfcnerl
to
the
hoard
of
works
and
health
de
partment
with
power
to
act.
Citv
council
and
health
rie-
partmeii'.
has
looked
dimly
in
'
the
pa.-t
on
trailer
dwelling.
;
SLOPING
BOTTOM
!
Depth
of
the
Dead
Sea
in
,
Palestine
ranges
from
1.278
feet
.
in
the
northern
part
to
less
than
12
feet
in
the
south.
;
l
SPECIAL
TEA
j
Parasiuav
tea
is
made
from
tho
!
dried
leaves
of
an
evergreen
i
hoilv
shrub,
crown
in
Paratniav
I
and
Brazil.
8E
PROVIDED
INTEREST
POWER
Cojtd
ootvvear
For
All
the
Family
eral
election
and
then
"given
.
mem
the
bird."
i
candy
and
meat.
The
govcrn-
'Ihe
debate,
however,
was
one
ment
defeated
this
motion
by
J.
liiiiarKaoie
changing
moods
301
votes
against
204.
and
one
moment
it
was
bitter.
Earlier,
Mr.
Churchill's
iiiinis-me
next
the
whole
Commons
ter
of
agriculture,
Sir
Thomas
was
roi
Kins
w.th
laughter.
Dugdale.
had
announced
that
Laborite
benches
pressed
a
food
prices
would
have
to
me
OR
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CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LTD.
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THIS
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our
vt.
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i
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&
Sons
Ltd
Out
of
respect
to
the
memory
of
the
late
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay,
wife
of
the
president
ot
the
compony,
our
main
office
and
warehouse
(Phone
60)
at
the
corner
of
Second
and
Park
Avenue
will
BE
CLOSED
THURSDAY
AFTERNOON,
December
13,
from
1
to
5
p.m.
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737
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dock
office
(Phone
68)
will
REMAIN
utiN
to
take
care
cartage
services.
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slipocnhi
.
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m,
comfort-jniis
ion.
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PAY
OFF
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from
Fashion
Footwear
To
Use
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Hondy
Form
motion
censuring
the
Churchill
hOVenimcilt
ior
not.
2ivimr
th
usual
Christinas
bonuses
such
as
,
a
few
extra
ounces
or
sugar,
!
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and
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are
older
models
but
they
are
in
nood
condition
.
.
.
and
most
important
of
all
they
are
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
1947
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8
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Prefect
Sedan
1933
Ford
Coach
1950
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Sedan
with
radio
1943
Thames
Van
1937
Tcrraplane
for
good
transporta-ion
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