I
I
I
UNL
VICTIM
I
keep
Susan
secret.
ft
I
a'
x
I
Her
parents
bv
adODtion
have,
I
lAltTlC
IfWTMfT
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
24,
1951
i
taken
her
on
their
trips
and
one
WWrea
MONTREAL
P,A
vei.dlct
of
,a:KlenU1
"h
was
returned
.
I
I.
fJ7Cwf
baby
who
choked
to
death
while
Addition
to
Governor-General's
Family
Known
After'
Three
Years
wine
ircaneu
naving
seen
a
puo-
i
ilisned
photograph
of
her
taken
j
ht-t
summer
at
Banff,
Alberta.
In
Choosing
Mate
Not
Good
Enough
taking
...
plans
and
-
,
"er
mother's
arms.
The
.n.
jjai
ua
so
n
far
far
for
for
con-j
run.
ents
ents
anrt
and
three
h--
....
.
v
(mi.
-
,f3ii""s
other
children
LONDON
Leslie
Clark
was
LONDON
if
Officials
of
-one
fined
30
shillings
for
speeding
London
courtroom
for
years
hu
vie
while
organizing
a
charity
con-
iliowp
visitors
bulletholes.io
the
cert
for
the
police.
He
said,
"I
wall,
relics
of
an
ancient
gun-am
wondering
whether
I
should
fight.
Now
they'll
need
a
new
charge
-this
in
my
expense
ac-
point
of
interest.
Redecorating
count."
extinguished
the
mhrks.
ct
a
puum;
uunuiuB
an
escaped
lninr,,
ir
u.......
OTTAWA
(CP)-Flaxen-haired
Susan
Alexan-ViS
f555S
n
ler
will
not
be
thinking
about
it
today
but
she
has'srouP
pictures
on
their
christ-
Slldrlpnlu
r-,..
:
...
t
.t
mas
cards
two
years
ago.
'
'
b(.
eroded
at
Van-
collision
but
the
mother
,?.
j-d
to
federal
govern-
entk
hm,
.
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for
Hie
My
HAL
BOYLE
NEW
YORK
i
APi
A
woman
marriage
broker
said
recently
the
trouble
with
matrimony
in
America
is
the
"helter-skelter
romance."
js
c
j.
ohverLtd.
j
protect
it
from
harm.
Merry
Christinas!
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vauauaB
I1IUM,
laillUUS
JOUllgMCI
u
-
the
moment.
incniA
The
pert
and
blue-eyed
Susan
they
visited
Susan's
kindergar-
PcROV
.
has
been
disclosed'
as
the
ten
to
watch
her
romp
In
Christ
.
NICjTFS
adopted
daughter
of
Viscount
mas
party
fun.
I
LJ
and
Viscountess
Alexander
andi
But
even
after
the
adoption1
Mis.
A.
G.
McCaig,
Perow
Miss
Edna
Wilder
makes
a
j
business
of
bringing
together
a
member
of
Canada's
vice-recil
became
known,
there
was
little
school
teacher,
left
for
Prince
wife-seeking
men
and
husband-
lamily
for
the
most
of
her
2V,
information
available
about
Su-
Kupert
last
week
to
spend
the:
seeking
women.
san
from
Rid
an.
Hall
bevond
holidays
with
her
daughter
and
j
It
s
a
booming
industry,
and
the
fact
that
'Viscount
and
Vis-
son-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Duncan!
she
believes
it
deserves
more
McS-j.
years.
In
all
her
three
years
with
her
much
spotlighted
foster
parents,
Susan
has
;ived
at
Rideau
Hall,
ofticial
vice-regal
residence.
Yet
until
the
week-end
the
capital
ger.,:rally
had
no
inkling
that
there
was
a
fourth
youngster
in
the
Governor
General's
household.
Their
Excellencies
just
did
not
announce
their
new
acquisition.
The
news
leaked
out
when,
like
any
other
proud
parents,
respect
than
it
often
gets
from
the
general
public.
i-Many
people
who
laugh
at
the
idea
of
going
to
a
marriage
broker
are
tne
ones
who
most
need
to
go
to
one,"
she
said
lirmly.
Mis3
Wilder
said
the
high
divorce
rate
in
the
United
States
is
due
to
the
fact
that
too
many
young
people
depend
on
instinct
alone
in
choosing
a
mate.
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day
aS-fiVw
ii
AVILL
DO
IKUw-'X!
I
countess
Alexander
adopted
her
I
in
England
while
on
a
visit
!
three
years
ago.
Susan
was
six
j
months
old
then,
i
Vice-regal
aides
did
not
dis-!
close
her
original
parentage
or
i
the
circumstances
of
her
edop-j
tion
and
they
said
the
Governor
General
did
not
wih
to
comment
publicly.
I
However,
they
:Urt
say
that
in
the
la-st
three
yea.:
3
tm:e
has
i
been
no
particular
fcttempt
to
Mr.
Weiss,
formerly
of
Houston,
has
moved
his
family
to
Pe.cw
where
lie
is
now
employed
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Miss
Fern
Johnson
and
Miss
Marjoiie
Galbraith
were
winners
of
the
Best
Spelling
prizes
awarciJd
by
their
teacher,
Miss
McCaig.
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1
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-v
'
t
'
IT
.
tnd
all
the
.
.
may
pleasure
and
happintiu
ot
the
Yuletide
abound
thtouihout
the
New
Year.
.
1
-.
if
J
"
I
"The
marriage
broker
eliminates
the
helter-skelter
romance,"
she
said.
"Arranged
marriages
are
three
to
four
times
as
enduring
as
marriages
based
solely
on
instinct,
because
the
people
who
Perow
visitors
to
Prince
George
last
week-end
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
Stan
Ranaome
and
baby
Rod-i'j;
Mrs.
Leboeimd
Diana;
Mis.!
John
Cloarec
and
Carolyn;
Mr.'
arid
Mrs
Eu
Westgarde
and
Ger-i
ale;
K
r.ftS!2:.5
.
wna
they
wan,,
ana
:
(he
ambly
of
Jeho-
attended
'
,
r..t
vur:
i
VVitneyses
and
most
of
them
ieturncd
home
by
car
and
train.
they
have
gone
to
a
lot
of
trou-
ble
and
expense
to
get
it."
i
Miss
Wilder
is
executive
direc-
j
tor
of
the
American
Association
A
1
f
v
r
.
Is
-9
i
'
of
Marriage
Brokers.
The
organ-1
iae
re-row
women
s
institute
jzation
recently
held
its
first
is
sponsm-ins:
a
Christmas
party
annual
convention
here
to
adopt
the
school
today.
IT
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
u
'
'"ft
v1'k
"'
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I
Mrs.
Morton
has
arrived
from
i
Alberta
t
o
join
her
husband
and
!
sons
at
Perow.
GOTNGS
2
chcw
a
code
ol
ethics
and
launch
a
:
drive
to
win
greater
public
confidence.
"Sixty
per
cent
of
our
clients
are
women,
and
about
40
per
1
cent
are
men,"
she
said.
"This
'
is
because
there
are
more
women
than
men,
and
also
because
Mo
o
joyous
Christmas
usher
SACRED
CITY
Bhuvancshwar
in
India
has
no
fewer
than
400
temples,
built
between
the
ninth
and
13th
JONES
NEWS
STAND
III
WiM
'm
in
a
New
Year
cf
happiness
and
good
health
for
all
our
cherished
friends.
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DAILY
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BRINGS
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women
are
more
marriage-l
minded.
Iney
take
it
more
seri-j
ously.
It
Is
the
men
wno
are
I
most
interested
in
superficial
;
romance."
I
Who
goes
to
a
marriage
brok-
er?
Well,
they
don't
usually
an-I
uounce
it,
but
j
"Parents
with
18-year-old
!
daughters
or
sons
in
college
S
come
to
us.
So
do
people
right
l
LOOK-HEBf
COMES
r
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JL
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w.xce
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going
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r-
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into
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i
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to
this
r-"'
rSviv
TS'TS
rlrr
up
Into
the
70s
and
80s.
We've
had
widowed
clients
looking
for
ward
to
a
third
or
fouth
mar-
Tin
advertiMiaeuL
u
But
uultlilted
or
dtspluyed
by
tbe
Liquor
i.uutrul
Bor4
r
hf
tJb
(j
ver
ooient
of
BriLub
Columbia.
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CHicfom
.7
ctkin
a
kiAt,i
ni:
TSi-
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Pijr
."
s
dm
A
VRY
fi
"r,"'i
"fur
f
1
;
1
cwv,
CVVXf
v,.
tlx-
y
!
riage.
1
hey
re
sold
on
the
marital
status.
,
"But
mostly
they
are
women
!
i
in
their
lute
20s
or
early
30s,
'
and
men
in
their
early
or
late
!
;
us.
Usually
they
have
become
weary
of
frivolous
dates,
the
rat-
1
'
race
of
ordinary
social
gather-
.
;lngs.
They
want
help
in
finding
omeone
with
their
own
tast'.'s
;ta
life."
j
The
rates
of
marriage
brokers'
i
vary.
In
New
Yo.'k
they
contract
'.
'
to
arrange
10
appointments
be-
.
!
tween
people
of
similar
back-'
ground
for
a
.set
fee.
In
other
'
sections
they
limit
their
services
to
a
period
of
time
such
as
three
months
after
which
a
;
new
contract
must
be
made,
i
The
fees?
They
average:
girls
I
from
20
to
30-
$100;
from
30
to
40
$150;
from
40
years
up
:$200.
Men
the
lucky
creatures,
,
only
have
to
pay
a
flat
$50.
Inat
!
shows
who
is
looking
for
whom.
The
most
common
complaint
made
by
a
woman
client
alter
her
first,
arranged
date:
j
j
"Do
you
really
think
its
worth
I
while
going
through
all
this
ju.slj
'
j
to
get
a
husband?"
But
Miss
Wilder
says
the
mar-:
riage
brokers
have
a
high
bat-i
ting
average.
ft
If
warm
spirit
of
this
Holiday
Season
is
symbolized
by
the
friendly
Christmas
candle,
lighting
our
way
to
closer
friendships
and
greater
happiness.
Hay
your
Christmas
be
radiant
with
joy
and
good
health.
I
"About
eight
out
of
every
10
people
who
come
to
us
get
niar-
ried,"
she
said.
"The
other
two
i
are
probab.y
adventurers!
We
j
make
an
honest
effort
to
check
our
clients,
but
sometimes
fortune
hunters
do
creep
in.
"But
the
fortune
hunters
are
'
among
the
men.
The
women
are
:
PRINCE-RUPERT
HOTEL
i
looking
for
more
than
money
in
j
I
marriage."
j
That's
what
the
lady
says,
and
I
she's
looking
for
the
right
man
j
1
herself.
!
I
"Any
woman
who
claims
she
Isn't
is
a
downright
liar,"
said
i
I
Miss
Wilder.
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