Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday.
January
15,
1951
.nsBBBi
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
At
Least
They
Were
Not
Asleep
WEMBLEY.
Eng.
Rev.
H.
W.
R.
Elsley
suspected
that
not
all
members
of
his
congregation
were
listening
to
the
choir.
One
morning,
and
without
warning,
he
stopped
the
choir
in
the
middle
of
a
hymn.
From
the
front
pew
a
voice
clearly
rang
through
the
silence:
"Yes,
I
always
fry
mine
in
lard."
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Trim
Lines
In
New
Dresses
NEW
YORK
?
Slim,
trim
lines,
sometimes
breaking
into
fulness
below
a
closely
moulded
hipline,
and
a
feeiing
of
elegance
mark
daytime
clothes
in
the
spring
showings
of
the
New
York
Dress
Institute.
Among
novel
features
are
backs
cut
down
in
a
shallow
or
deep
"V"
or
in
surplice
effect.
Tunics
appear
frequently,
sometimes
emphasized
with
contrasting
piping,
sometimes
divided
into
softly
gathered
pah-els
or
stiffened
and
slightly
belled-out
over
the
hips.
The
long-coat
costume
a
full-length
coat
plus
blouse
and
skirt
is
a
notable
feature
in
the
collection
of
Pauline
Trigere.
The
three
are
designed
to
do
the
'Mid
inter
earonce
Sale
dnnoimcing
Opening
of
NEW
CITY
CAFE
career-girl
needs,
makes
much
use
of
year-round
fabrics.
Cottons
that
look
and
feel
like
wool
or
silk
include
a
pin-check
weave
called
"Trooper"
cloth
because
of
Its
good
performance
in
all
temperatures,
cotton
oto-man
and
cotton
surah.
Her
soring
SDirts
keep
both
i
NOW
ON!
Rupert
Peoples
Store
318
Sixth
Street
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On
Saturday
Jan.
20th
ALL
NEW
FIXTURES
THROUGHOUT
CFPR
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
HISTORIC
MAP
Canada's
Public
Archives
have
acauired
the
Levis-Montcalm
papers
a
collection
expected
to
throw
new
light
on
the
last
years
of
French
rule
in
Canada
from
the
descendants
of
Chevalier
de
Levis,
Montcalm's
second-in-command.
Here
Miss
Martha
Shepard,
member
of
the
archives
staff,
holds
a
map
of
Fort
William
Henry,
built
on
what
now
is
Lake
George,
N.Y.
The
fort
was
captured
by
Gen.
Montcalm
in
1757.
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PHOTO
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(Subject
to
Change)
jacket
and
skirt
flat
at
back
and
front
and
use
stiffening
to
give
a
lilt
around
the
hips
nf
the
jackets.
She
puts
white
pique
collars
on
flannel
and
sheer
wool
suits
in
tabasco
red
or
navy,
adding
striped
cotton
jersey
maillot
shirts
to
built-up
skirts
to
form
a
dress
when
worn
without
the
jacket.
Crisp
white
pique
handlebar
bows
appear
on
the
pique
vesWe
of
a
slender
dress
of
Trooper
cloth,
or
drawn
through
slits
at
the
neckline
of
a
navy
sneer
uniform
dress.
Italian
Girl
Is
Film
Hit
HOLLYWOOD
(AP)
A
shy,
slim
13-year-old
girl
from
Italy
Anna
Marie
Alberghetti
has
stepped
right
in
opposite
Bing
Crosby
in
her
American
movie
debut.
Not
that
she's
going
to
take
over
as
Crosby's
reading
lady.
But
her
singing
of
"Cara
Nome"
work
of
both
suit
and
coat.
The
same
designer
makes
much
use
of
pleats
and
tucks
in
original
ways.
Pyramid
tucks
mould
the
hip
area
of
skirts
that
flare
into
fulness
below.
A
back
panel
of
pleats
is
stitched
down
to
about
the
knees,
then
released.
Pleats
of
various
widths
form
a
tailored
skirt.
Gentle
drapery
at
neck
and
armholes
softens
the
slimmest
dresses,
and
cowl
necklines
appear
on
many.
ENSEMBLES
FEATURED
Every
dress
a
costume
is
the
principle
on
which
Herbert
Wc
will
be
Open
from
11
a.m.
till
12
o'clock
midnight
SHORT
ORDERS
and
CHINESE
DISHES
Our
Specialty
CO-OPS
BEAT
SHOEMEN
(Continued
from
page
4)
TURN
TO
PLUMS
KENTVILLE,
N.
S.
l
Annapo-
race.
Sankey
and
McKay
lis
Valley
fruit
growers
may
ship
did
all
the
scoring
for
the
los-
soon
see
the
Valley,
hitching
its
ers,
the
former
making
10
and
waaon
to
a
revived
and
nnw
nm.
from
Verdi's
"Rigoletto"
is
tab
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
from
1
1
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
and
5
p.m.
to
7
p.m.
IrVTTTTTftl
f
Sondheim
based
his
collection.1
the
la
iter
7
For
the
winners
bedasahighspotofderBingle's
fit.beai.in
lum
industrv.
R
n
forthcoming
film,
"Here
Comes
?,S.'!?.J,,..MJgh..lhI1
Blieh.
sen,,,
hnr,
i,u,H,
,
,
auu
jaiac&auy
tuiu
mauiiews
'
-
each
made
7.
Federal
Experimental
Station,
the
Groom."
Anna
Marie
is
the
little
girl
who,
completely
unheralded,
came
to
New
York
and
aroused
says
the
transition
period
plum
growers
to
rebuild
their
in-
Plume
JL
92
for
DaLe-oul
Orl
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Senior
W.
L.
en
16
dustry
has
arrived.
12
the
big
town's
blase
music
critics
Co-op
8
in
her
Carnegie
Hall
debut
last
Brownwpods
6
Whether
for
daytime
or
evening,
dresses
were
teamed
with
duster
or
jacket,
sweater
or
stole.
He
a!so
features
versatile
three-piece
costumes
combining
beige
ailk
shantung
suiting
in
men's
wear
weight
and
black
French
linen.
One,
with
diplomat's
cummerbund
of
red
silk
linen,
combines
a
slim
linen
spirt,
halter
bodice
and
cover-up
Jacket
of
shantung.
Emily
Wilkins,
whose
clothes
in
junior
siies
are
aimed
at
Anril.
"The
voice
of
an
aneel."
O.
and
A.
was
the
consensus.
The
same
opinion,
it
would
seem,
is
shared
at
Paramount
by
Intermediate
Hi-Gold
8
Fashion
6
Hi-Green
4
SPECIAL!
Intermediate
Merchants
Wesch
8,
Place
Jordan,
Christoff
10,
Eidsvik,
Young,
Dumas
2,
Parnell
8
Total
28.
'
Hi-Green
Ford
13.
Clark,
Blackaby
2,
Sather
5,
Webber
2,
Rhodes,
Peneff
2,
Sheppard
6,
Woods,
Woods,
Petersen.
Petersen.
Total
Total
30
30.
those
who
heard
her
big
scene
in
the
nirtnre
Shu
nlavs
t.ho
role
mwumuii
V'U
is
jU
QM
3M
i
IvTVT.R
of
a
blind
war
orphan
brought
Thunderblrds
0
to
this
country
by
Crosby,
this
I
J"nlor
time
a
foreign
correspondent
"Jf";""1""
Htel
I
She
sings
the
aria
at
a
try-out
5
arranged
by
Bing
No
one
knows
mSZZ
(
0
j
jl
JfTJIl
1
5
7
0
High
School-Martin
MccAfee
I
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(PiVS
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WRIST
WATCHES
522.75
,
3,
Ciccone
2.
Matthews
7,
Krist-
iAVir.fcAiL1
iJvf
'
manson,
Christenson
9,
Black-
'
fJ?l
,
aby
7,
Menzics,
Williamson
To-
i"
C
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P?!!
It.al
oa
t
I
-
I
Of
against
a
table,
going
off-stage.
I
Senv-r
Even
though
the
music
had
I
Co-op
Holketad
2,
Morgan,
been
recorded
and
dubbed
in
I
Macdonald
7,
S.
Scherk
22,
Ar-beforehand.
cameramen
and
?
2-
Webster
7,
D.
Scherk
9,
MONDAY.
P.M.
4:30
Magic
Adventures
4:45
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
Rawhide
5:30
Dixieland
Jazz
tf:UU
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Martial
Airs
6:30--Musical
Varieties
6:45
"Saddle
Kockin'
Rhythm"
7:00
CBC
i.ews
7:15
C'H'J
News
Roundup
7:30
Songs
for
Earl:
Evening
8:00
Eric
Wild
8:30
Ouy
Lonioaido
Show
9:10
National
Fa.
m
Radio
Forum
9:30
Meioay
from
the
Sky
11):
00
CBC
News
10:10-CBC
News
10:15
Provincial
Affairs
iU:30
Recital
11:00
Weather
forecast
and
;
"
sign-off
7:r
Musical
does
8:00
CBC
New;
8:10
litre's
Bill
Good
H:1d
f.V.
.iins
Sonii
8:30
Morning
Devotions
m.40
Liir.e
cunt-en
9:')0
BBC
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and
Connnen-
tavy.
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
a.
SI)
Morning
Concert
rt.jy
lilne
Csi'i.u)
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
"Melody
Time"
10:45-
Charlie
Kim
is
Presents
11:00
iCindrsu:-.n
of
the
Ai.
U:15
Roundup
Time
11:3b
Weaxner
Report
11:31
Message
Per.od
11
:33
Recorded
Interlude
,',:4i
Scandinavian
Melodies
1
P.M.
12.00-"Mid-Day
Meiodlp'
12:15
CBC
NtW!
l:
:
25
Program
Resume
12:30-B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
llf:55
Rec
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Haur
:30
Musical
Program
1:45
School
lor
Consumers;
'-
Comty.
:00-B.
C.
School
Bdcst.
:
30
Records
at
Random
t:45
Mountain
Memories
3:00
The
Mu.s:r
tox
J:
15
Western
Five
30
Listeners'
Choice
.
eriDs
were
observed
blowing
their
Davls
6-
Beynon
1.
Total-56.
Brow
n
w
oods
Sunberg
7,
Carl
son,
Olson
4,
Thompson
8.
La
Spring
19,
Pierce
5
vigne,
Bill,
Total
41.
noses
heartily
after
the
scene.
Director
Frank
Capra
calls
it
"one
of
my
most
effective
scenes."
REMARKABLE
VOICE
Quiet,
self-contained
Ai.na
Marie
seems
to
be
taking
success
Rupert
Hotel
McFarlane,
Mc-
Kl
'
Intosh,
Smith,
Stacey,
Parnell,
I
f
VC
I
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i
Sankey
10,
McKay
1,
Helin.
To-
J
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,
.
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Pioneer
Ibnifjyid
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daily
delivery
"
SEE
OUt
REVOLVING
WINDOW
DISPLAY!
Manufactured
by
reliable
Swiss
factories
Guaranteed
to
give
satisfactory
service
Smartly
dvsigned
choice
of
modern
shapes
and
dials
Black
or
brown
genuine
leather
straps
Roman
or
Arabic
numbers
na3
I
.
1
1
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f
,
Exhibition
Gordon
&
Anderson
Ciccone
6,
Dumas
2,
Marshall
13,
Holke-stad
9,
Gill
6,
Currie
1,
Flate'n
4,
Smith
2.
Total
43.
Hi-Gold
McChesney
8,
Ratch-ford
6,
Tait,
Sedgewick,
Krist-manson
4,
Simonson
1,
Letour-
in
stride.
Just
barely
five
leet
and
95
pounds,
the
dark-eyed
girl
has
been
trained
by
her
singing
teacher-father,
Daniele
Alberphetti,
since
she
was
six
BULGER'S'
JEWELERS',
j
j
!
Phone
81
j
I
va
Y0ung
7
Blackaby
6.
Total
37.
THE
WORLD'S
FltlEST
AIRCRAFT
TECHIIICIAtlS
octaves
to
G
over
high
C,
but
her
I
practices
and
appearances
arej
being
strictly
limited
by
her,
father
to
avoid
strain.
Anna
Maria,
busy
studying,
English,
does
much
of
the
inter-1
preting
for
her
family.
Her
mother,
who
Is
her
accomapnist,-and
sist
er
Carla,
11,
and
brother
I
Paola.
six,
also
are
here.
She
was
born
in
Pesaro,
a
town
of
i
50.000
in
northern
Italy.
!
It
was
exciting
to
be
in
a
pic-!
ture
with
Crosby,
she
said
add-
ing:
"I
saw
many
of
his
cinemas
j
in
Italy."
This,
however,
is
notj
j
her
first
picture.
Just
before
re-
j
Msr?aMfrs
0C
n
ententes
O
n
ARWAMe
0C"
mining
neie,
sue
sung
in
inej
Ji-dRe
W.
O.
Fulton
leaves
m
i
mm.
version
of
Gian-Carlo
Meno-i
"RADIO
OK
tonight's
train
for
Smithers
for
the
session
of
County
Court
to
be
held
there
this
week
v
v';:'"';
Jove
tcda
J
conn
4
ted
!
ui8
t
Jects
Af
prlv;
prnji
tion
;appr
:
'l!i
mat,'
N.PV
Ply
f
pairs
:
Ac
:ter
I
coir
win
'
sh:rt
rr
o
r
fv
1)
re
w
t!t
Ik
l
c
tti's
"The
Medium,"
recently
complete
din
Italy.
"A
wonderful
little
girl."
savs
Crosby.
A
concert
tour
starting
In
Janr
i
uary
is
the
only
definite
item
on
1
Anna
Maria's
1951
agenda,
although
an
operatic
career
is'
being
considered
by
her
father.'
"It
would
be
wonderful,!
wouldn't
it,"
he
said,
"if
she
be-!
comes
the
youngest
to
sing
at
the
Metropolitan,
in
the
Rome
I
opera,
and
La
Scala,
Milan."
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
Another
R.C.A.F.
jet
is
ready!
Serviced
for
flight
by
the
world's
finest
aircraft
tethaklaM
who
have
checked
her
over
from
nose
to
tail.
These
are
the
men
whose
skill
and
knowledge
keep
'em
flying
safely.
,
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and
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p.m.
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Your
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,
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m
i
more
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men
immediately
immediately
I
V
"
,rrV'!
11
to
to
train
train
as
as
Red
M-icLeod
leaves
tonight
by
i-ain
to
attend
a
session
of
County
Court
at
Smithers.
Norman
Nelson
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
left
today
for
Masset
by
Q.
C.
A.
plane.
J.
A.
Lanigan.
biologist
with
the
Dominion
Fisheries
Department,
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.Hansen,
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'
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icksen.
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