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Vz
ICAIRO
MOVIE
The
same
sort
of
nervousness
experienced
in
the
homes
of
Canada
between
1939
and
19ta
is
being
ielt
ugain.
The
Princess
Haia
:ave
had
their
first
cu.Huall!j8
in
Korea,
hroiii
Ottawa
will
crtiie
messgps
"regret
tmg
to
Inform."
Yes,
tfwx
In
wir
in
the
wo:
Id
in
its
full
and
complete
wrise,
even
if
last
July
it
was
called
police
action.
Pi
iftfl
CAIRO,
EGYPT.
In
the
English
and
French
language
papers
published
here
most
of
the
movies
advertised
are
Holly
Va,,
In
k(..
wood,
with
a
few
British'
"'Hi
ir
in.
r"'l
at
In,
Sylvia
hoti:l
productions.
I
was
determined
to
sw
a
real
Arab
movie,
so
walked
to
th
Daylight
saving
remains
a
nuisance
but
thi
cliunces
ae
there
won't
hfi
so
inuith
of
it.
1
iiere
are
signs
in
Vi-toriu
thir
lis
application
will
be
restricted
to
July
and
August.
A
p-oclatiia-t.on
Is
on
the
way
and
whatever
th."
government
will
do
to
shorten
It
should
be
OK
with
everyone,
anyway.
1154
OIKoid
SI.
Mcilic
33l
Hillmd
C.
1,1a,
n.
s
.
Prince
Rupert
has
been
hav
ing
a
lack
of
t.'-U'phones
for
yeais.
fservk-e
was
started
here
broadway
(
very
early
in
the
city's
history.
Opera
Cinema
on
Saturday
afternoon.
1
A
seat
in
the
so-called
balcony
'
cost
me
42
cents
(that
is
14
piastres,
local
money.
All
seats
are
reserved,
and
shows
do
not
run
continuously;
"i'hat
is,
yiu
buy
your
ticket
tor
a
movie
just
lik?
for
I
he
live1
theatre,
and
get
ther
at
a
certain
time.
(
o&o
1
1
WAS
ASTONISHED
AT
the
theatre
building.
,
Offhand,
I:
cannot
think
of
one
single
movie
'
house
in
Canada
sd
well
design-'
ed.
The
seating
capacity
is
noi
so
great
as
in
our
larger
big
city
jDutf
PaUullo
liad
somi'tlung
.)
do
with
that.
Well,
If
th.'re
at'?
;tot)
few
'phones
hire
todiy.
Prince
Rupe
t
has
tibnndant
company.
Taking
Die
province
,a;
a
whole,
23.030
British
Columbians
are
still
on
th
waitin
Our
M.LA.
Speaks
Out
HIS
CONSTITUENTS
will
heartily
applaud
Prince
Rupert's
young
M.L.A.,'
Jack
McRae,
for
his
vigorous
speech
in
the-Legislature
at
the
end
of
the
week
when
he
charged
that
the
people
of
the
north
were
being
penalized
for
the
benefit
of
the
people
of
the
south
of
the
province.
Mr.
McRae
really
went
to
bat
in
the
matter
of
highways.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
full
and
immediate
attention
will
be
paid
to
his
demand
in
regard
to
the
road
from
the
city
to
the
industries
of
Port
Edward.
Two
or
three
years
ago
assurances
were
given
that
this
road
would
be
hard-surfaced
and
be
in
good
shape
before
the
opening
of
the
pulp
mill.
Instead
of
that,
the
road
only
a
few
days
ago
was
all
but
impassable
and
its
condition
was
causing
general
protest.
That
is
the
situation
as
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
is
about
to
go
into
production.
And
there
is
also
the
important
nearby
fish-processing
industry
which
does
much
business
with
Prince
Rupert.
The
M.L.A.
for
Prince
Rupert
also
had
something
to
say
about
hospital
service,
suggesting
that
this
city
was
not
getting
the
same
value
for
its
premium
dollar
as
were
some
other
communities
in
the
province.
,
Now
he
has
had
his
say
in
the
House
and
has
gone
on
record
publicly,
Mr.
McRae
will,
undoubtedly,
vigorously
follow
up
the
matters
about
which
he
complained.
The
people
of
his
constituency
will
expect
him
to
do
so.
PAIR
OF
QUEENS
Miss
Valoree
Lord
of
Winnipeg,
queen
tif
the
IWj!
Hanfl
Winter
Carnival,
is
.shown
clowning
Jean
McKay
of
Hev."!:iloke,
queen
of
the
12
cari.Wul.
The
i
rowning
of
the
20-year-old
Kevel.Joke
girl
clo.'.ed
the
annual
winter
sforts
event.
tCP
HI'WJi
jliit.
Of
couiv.'-
lor
perhaps
Jj
I
you've
guessed
itl
continent
t!
j
defence
preparations
contitili-.;
i
)
to
cul
into
material
required
ir
J
:the
manufa-ture
of
the
almost
',
llimrs-.liii
For
take
home
orders
Pixjne
2C
,'
indispenxible
plwn.".
movie
houses.
But
the
layov.i.
seemed
better
to
me.
Th.
house
was
very
muc'.i
wider
than
is
the
custom
with
us.
Also,
the
whole
floor
was
on
about
the
ftlmb
level.
Frn
come
the
orchestti-
seats,
Ihen
slightly
raiswl
are
the
logos,
or
boxes.
Then
'beriiMfJ
the
logfs
is
the
"balcony,"
only
slightly
Report
from
Parliament
JJij
JaaiJ
O.
yliijttmLtile
DIP
J,
I
There
will
not
be
the
.',llh'.-est
chance
of
having
xweeo-
stnkes
In
Canada
or
.-veil
a
nior?
I
modeist
form
of
gamhlint(.
H)'
one
lias
ever
lived
In
expectation
anyway.
But
this,
vou
ei.
iinoiiiiccinm
;
is
Ottawa'
way
of
emphasizing
'
,
"'.
,
,
I
that
defence
expanse;
will
I
had
noticed
that
when
the
Dominion
govern-
make
your
YaTe
uoiiars
evi-i
ment
advertises
tenders
for
works
in
our
district,
I
scaicer.
the
jilans,
etc.,
are
always
availahle
at
the
nearest
Most
Cf
lH
ihink
of
iimisard,
post
office
to
where
the
work
is
to
he
performed
"nd'
We
ore
expecting
another
shipmem
Austin
Sedans
and
Station
I
toon.
A
few
are
still
unsold.
Superior
Auto
Service
higher
than
the
rest.
It
sj
happened
that
some
of
the
top
movi
stars
In
this
particular
play
turned
up
in
person,
an
J
we'
immeu'ialery
ren-;
nized
and
hero-worshiped
by
the
youngsters
in
front
of
th.m.
ouo
THE
MOVIE
ITSELF
was
called
"Ballet
tl
Mahboub."
The
cast
is
very
smalt,
not
more
than
about
a
dozen
ail
toid.
The
sliow
is
really
carried
by
about
thrne
very
fine
male
actors
and
abom
three
gals
who
also
know
their
stuff.
Of
course,
the
dialogue
was
in
Arabic,
so
I
only
got
the
general
drift
of
the
play.
The
Boy
and
Girl
love
story
falls
into
sou.-
at
Ottawa,
Victoria
and
Vancouver.
document
from
which
nothum
So
1
took
the
matter
up
with'
:
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
f(,.t
Hp
saifl
.nat
this
verv
spring
it;
ml'-u.
However,
me
rnrsrrs-;lve-('one
vative
lender.
Mr.
Drew,
hai
made
a
motion
con-
STUDBEBAKLR
and
AUSTIN
DEA.:1
pointing
out.
that,
while
thesr
w
,
c(JIIa
spn(
iIlto
the
field
geol
Third
Avenue
at
Park
G
eerning
certain
member
r--mr.viii";
from
the
re-ord.
w
i'd.i
1'iev
hiM
uttered,
but
had
no
wish
to
have
reported,
find
would
not
make
1M
percent
Hansard.
plans
should
always
be
available
()f)ists,
prosecUirs
and
others
to
where
the
vork
is
to
be
done,'
,
e';irc,
the
northwestern
part
of
Prince
Rmxrt
tiie
only
city
tnis
country,
so
that
next
full
In
the
riding
and
that
several
of
lne
Minister
of
Trade
and
Com-Skeenus
largest
contractors
ai
nierce
(Mr.
Howe
might
be
able
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
located
there,
also
that
It
takes
tu
tise
in
lls
piu,.e
uu
tell
us
ti.
ne
io
get
plans
and
spec
i
lica-
'
that
we
in
Canada
have
an
princess
Pats
have
only
!--tins
in
from
Vancouve.-,
and
abundance
of
thvue
vital
metal.-t.
r;VeU
on'lhe
Korean
battle"
llr.
that,
thev
should
always
be
made
j
TI
HKOI
ITIHtl.Nti
On
b'ut
ai,c-ady
they
a
'P
lettini
the
kind
of
complication
and
Boy
j
falls
under
the
spell
of
a
very
competent
night
club
tuinmy-etc.
-wriggling
dancer..
.
This
dancer
is
the
mistress
i
f
available
at
l'i-nce
Kupeu
as
,
Februarv
Hi.
Hon.
Stuart
Garson.
i
,
knaw
thev
ha".-?
well
as
at
the
scene
of
the,
job.
Mr.
Fournier,
the
Minister,
has
now
advised
me:
"Instructions
;a
rich
sugar-dadday,
.
of
ve.y
!
jealous
disposition
and
who
h'is
Minister
or
Justice,
told
the
neVPr
needed
socki
wor.-e.
Neiv
House
that
the
government
of
r-i
naif
It
f
n'l
of
ho'"
Canada
has
given
Instructions
Mother1,
fosters,
cousins
and
have
Nn
issued
to
the
proper,
to
aimly
for
leave
to
appeal
to
For
complete,
ouuhaul
of
your
IHrIi
.Sliced
(lasoline
F,nriiw,
see
lfupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trainrd
mechanics
and
specialized
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
To
nvnld
delay
this
sprinrr,
when
the
ru.'
h
is
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
mm
ALL
PAID
PCUT
AHTIIUK,
Cnt,
iCPI
--Mavor
F.
O.
Robinson
was
one
of
20
hou.'"hoUlers
who
forf
piled
fines
and
ecu
t
costs
of
$!0.!.'J
ta
!t
for
fa'linf!
tu
produce
their
radio
licences
when
insK
.
.;n
".
made
a
check
.
Are
We
All
Dumb?
jT
SEEMS
a
very
strange
thing
that
the
people
I
right
here
in
Prince
Ruper
should
seem
satisfied
that
their
port
should
remain
so
continually
inactive,
that
the
grain
elevator
keeps
permanently
empty
and
idle
and
that
year
after
year
so
little
should
be
done
and
little
said
about
the
opening
up
of
this
port
as
the
Pacific
coast
outlet
for
the
Peace
River.
And
this
is
mentioning
only
a
few
things.
Why
should
elderly
Page
Rideout
all
respect
and
power
to
him
and
a
Member
of
Parliament
from
another
corner
of
the
province
be
more
audible
apostles
on
such
matters
than
we
ourselves
are?
Where
are
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
themselves?
Where
are
their
own
voices?
Surely
we
are
not
satisfied
to
let
things
go
on
this
way
and
permit
this
great
port
to
continue
quiet
and
idle
as
far
as
world
commerce
is
concerned,
particularly
now
that
trade
with
the
Far
East
China
and
India
is
beginning
to
develop
substantially
again.
Why
should
it
be
taken
for
granted
that
Vancouver
is
the
only
port
through
which
these
shipments
to
the
East
should
be
made?
Maybe
Prince
Rupert
people,
in
their
new
prosperity,
have
lost
their
fighting
spirit.
a
violent
temper.
The
comedians
get
into
the
lady
dancer's
home
by
mistake
when
they
are
supposed
to
he
next
door
on
serious
business.
When
the
sugar-daddy
knocks,
the
lady
dancer
sec.tes
th"
two
comedians
and
then
the
fun
really
begins.
Ot
course,
it
is
what
we
in
America
wo.dd
call
"corn
on
th
;
:ob,"
and
the
plot
is
as
old
as
tb.e
hills.
But
the
audience
loved
it.
And
I
must
make
clear
that
with
the
possible
exception
of
a
few
close-up
shots
of
the
dance
routine,
there
was
nothing
th-ii
on.?
might
not
see
in
America
offices
of
the
Department
In
tut-
the
jnivy
council
at'ainst.
the
ure
cases
of
calls
for
public
ten-1
judgment
of
U;
Supreme
Court
ders
in
the
Skeena
District
to
of
Canada
In
I
he
case
brought
by
have
Plans
and
specifications
t.
Attornev-Oeiifral
(if
Can-available
at
the
Post
Office
Hull-,
aila
and
the
Canadian
Wheat
dina
a'
P.-ince
Rupert,
B.C."
1
Hoard
against
Jeremiah
J.
Nolan
VISITOR
I'KOAI
HOVti:
It
ol
Chicago
un
his
unenLs.
Hallet
was
a
great
pleasure
to
me
n
and
Carev
Limited
of
Winnipeg,
few
days
ami
to
have
W.
J.
Th.
Important
basic
principle
n-Davies
of
Oueen
Charlotte
City
(
volved
is
that
nobody
should
be
walk
in
to
my
office.
Visitors
allowed
to
make
fort
nitons
or
from
home
are
a
rare
occurrence
speculative
profits
out
of
the
for
me,
si
it
W
somewhat
of
a
process
cf
decontrol;
in
effect
(;ala
occasion.
While
here,
Bill
that,
(here
should
he
no
decon-inleresl.'d
himself
In
the
pro-'trol
profili
erint;.
4
posed
floats
for
Queen
Charlotte
j
and
discussed
the,,,
with
Mc..
Mrs.
F
w
Skinner
;r;v,,t,
Rupert
Motors
Lim
I
1
any
week
of
the
yea
'.
In
otiur
words,
the
movie
was
not
of
the
Be
Wise..
BUY
NC
roionier,
muo.-.ier
01
rui.iM:
1
h.
city
on
the
Caino'.un
ye-.tvl-Woiks-
I
day
alterrinon
from
Victo:ia
to
KVKKYTHINn
1
P
Accordinf!
attend
the
iunei
ul
this
after
-to
figures
jur.t
made
available,
1Mj0
f)(
fatU.f,
lne
Lite
aggregate
payrolls,
aveiage
hour-
Canon
W.
F.
Kii.itibrook.
ly
earnings,
and
average
week-'
,
ly
salaries
and
wanes
in
Cana-
stan
Savllle,
local
Red
Cross.
risque
variety.
oCo
.
IP
THF,
AUDIF.NCE
I
saw
was
typical,
then
audiences
h.;re
are
much
more
demonstrative
and'
responsive
han
we
are
at
home.
They
rosu.ed
with
laugh
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$J
(1
!
1
dian
mannfiirtuTlm
liwlnsi
i-.ps
pre.smeni,
returned
to
th."
cilv
vviin
pump
i
un
naiuruay
s
plane
irom
attending
the
annual
session
of
the
p'ovinclul
council
In
V'tn
cotiver.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
REFRIGERATORS
ter
at
all
the
jokes.
They
clapped
and
cheered
at
all
times.
They
sat
on
the
edges
oi
their
seat!
In
the
exciting,
MCs.
olio
3!
mmmmmmmm
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
RANGES
reached
new
peaks
in
December
Production
or
automobiles
in
December
totalled
30,783
as
against
30.222
In
November
and
25,921
in
the
same
month
of
1949.
IHVOKCK
Mil,!.-The
annual
flow
of
divorce
bills
has
started
in
fact
it's
well
under
way
I
estimate
about
forty
of
them
are
now
on
the
Order
Paper.
Fortunately,
they
don't
usually
take
HOW
TO
IIIIVI
IT'S
SPfcING!
Time
to
give
your
home
a
fresh
new
coat
of
naint,
both
Inside
and
out.
Cull
on
us.
We
have
the
top
quality
paints
and
workers
to
Insure
perfect
results
(pilckly
and
reasonably.
I'HONK
ni.U
K
21",
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
THEY
MAKE
.THESE
MOVIES
on
the
outskirts
of
Cairo,
and
they
seem
to
bedoing
an
intelligent
job.
y.
t
But
I
notcedK.hat
With
the
Egyptian-made
feature
th.-y
PAIN
IN
THE
JOINTS
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Warm
aftvettd
parti.
Rub
in
warm
oil.
covarvd
with
warm
A
showed
a
Wanier-,
Brothers
shor
the
animal
-cartoon
variety.
It!
up
much
time
in
the
Commons,
flannt.
At
druyglifi'
was
in
English,
flat-noticed
too,
as
all
the
heavy
work
involved
Northern
B.C.
Power
is
done
in
Senute
Committees.
CHIVALRY
In
a
debate
on
a
Phone
210
Prince
Rupert
that
the
recorded
music
with
which
the
show
opened
began
with
a
medley
which
started
with
the
Star
Spangled
Banne-.
o0o;
ON
TIIE
WAY
HOME
TO
MY
private
member's
bill
the
other
day
we
had
some
excitement
when
our
only
lady
member.
Mrs.
Fairclough,
and
the
old
war-
horse,
Jean
Francois
Pouliot,
tangled
horns.
Although
Mrs.
Plenty
In
Moderation
ONCE
AGAIN
we
are
experiencing
shortages
of
many
kinds:
of
goods,
of
commodities,
of
services.
For
a
while,
early
last
year,
the
supply
situation
of
most
things
became
about
equal
to
demand.
But
as
the
year
went
on,
and
the
international
situation
became
more
acute,
shortages
which
have
plagued
industry
and
consumers
alike
these
past
ten
years
were
back
again.
In
addition,
defence
plans
began
to
have
an
effect.
,
Defence
orders
this
year
will
be
considerably
higher
than
last
year,
but
estimates
indicate
that
even
the
full
weight
of
the
expanded
government
program
will
account
for
little
more
than
five
percent
of
the
total
national
productivity.
Even
though
many
materials
may
become
scarcer,
relatively
few
real
hardships
are
likely
to
result.
'
With
Canada's
total
actual
productive
capacity
about
double
what
it
was
ten
years
ago,
a
strong
national
effort,
can
be
made
without
the
need
for
any
extreme
dislocation
in
our
present
way
of
living.
-
The
prime
need
is
for
self-discipline
and
moderation.
If
that
is
practised,
there
should
be
ample
necessities
even
comforts
to
go
round.
w
I
hotel
after
the
show
a
street
'
peddler
sold
me
two
new
Mal-iacca
canes.
I
left
my
two
old
j
ones
with
him,
and
it
was
like
I
parting
with
old
friends
for
I
ALLACE
ffliU
pay
Yourself,
too,
on
pay-day.
with
Persal
Pi-Wit
Fairclough
is
a
Conservative
and
Pouliot,
like
the
majority
of
us,
a
Liberal,
still
the
sympathies
of
the
House,
in
that
particular
clash,
was
all
with
Mrs.
Fairclough.
Incidentally,
she
held
her
own.
without
needing
any
sympathy.
;i:OKOE
MURRAY
Our
friend,
George
Murray
of
Cariboo,
got
into
the
debate
on
the
resolution
asking
for
federal
aid
to
education,
and
made
an
ex
have
cairied
then
for
10
ysarr.
over
half
the
world.
My
old
ones
were
all
scarred
with
puppy
tooth
marks
wher"
I
used
to
play
with
our
black
spaniel,
Rulfy,
when
she
was
very
young.
She'll
turn
a
suspicious
sniff
HOURS:
J
cQ
MY
BANK"
L
on
these
sleek
new
ones
maybe
smelling
of
snakes
and
all
sorts
WEEK
DAYS:
of
things,
for
all
I
know
'
V.'ouldn't
it
be
terrible
If
9
o.rfl'
cellent
speech.
George
opened
his
remarks
by
making
it
clear
that
he
Is
opposed
to
the
resolution
Ruffy
didn't
remember
me?
p
H
O
N
E
7
9
las
I
think
most
of
us
are).
But
SUNDAYS:
GOOD
DEED
KITCHENER,
Out
(CP)
Fiv
he
did
favor
Dominion
assistance
in
such
practical
matters
as
members
of
the
11th
Kitchener
12
Noof
7p.rr.."
prospecting,
and,
using
his
own
Rover
crew
of
Boy
Scouts
did
a
partlcular'y
gcd
deed
when
Ak
lor
four
ropy
of
"Ptrsoiul
PUuniug"
si
yuur
uriplifMjurhood
brmuh
.
.
.
loday.
There
i
no
obligation
txuft
It
ftrnlt.
Bank
of
Montreal
.
war
klnf
with
Canadian
in
avtry
walk
of
I
If
itne
1
1
17
thev
painted
the
headquarters
of
the
North
Waterloo
district
district
as
an
example,
said
that
the
old-timers
knew
where
there
was
manganese
for
instance,
and
the
Dominion
might
well
assist
in
its
le-discovery
and
develop-
jpfure
Paisage
for
OoJaij
"For
God
is
not
the
author
of
confusion,
but
of
peace,
as
is
all
the
churches
of
the
.saints."
1
Cod.
H:33.
of
the
Boy
Scouts'
Association
tiiiko
The
senior
scouts
did
the
worK
SIXTH
STRF.ET
AND
.
ment,
aa
part
of
the
defence
ef-
on
two
Saturdays.