the
food
Wis
fin-n.
,
prince
llmim
DaU
firms
Thursday,
January
8,
1948
the
Nicholas'
ioe
foundlanders
fuu.h
l
1
aboard
in
DORY
HELPED
GREEK
VESSEL
By
A
HARRY
ROSE
Canixlinn
Prss
Correpmdrnt
HAMILTON.
Bermuda
tlon.
n
BOOK
PERPLEXES
EVEN
CRITICS
Surrealist
Author
Henry
Miller
Confuses
Readers,
Inspires
Writing
Cult
By
ELMONT
WAITE
CARMEL,
Calif.
AP)
A
mountain
in
the
wildly-wooded
primitive
Big
Sur
country
35
miles
to
the
south
Is
harboring
a
literary
character
who
Is
stir-ing
up
quite
a
few
ripples,
es
Tm-
mrn
of
the
Foudatlon
is
a
combination
of
handwriting,
in
ink,
with
symbolic
illustrations.
Miller
calls
it
"Into
'tfie
Night
Life,'
to
be
read
"like
a
psychoanalyst
hearing
the
dreams
of
his
patient.
A
copy
of
the
book
was
put
on
display
at
the
San
Francisco
Museum
of
Art.
Its
handwritten
lines
ranged
from
small,
for
routine
sentences,
to
B-I-G
for
Important
phrases.
Sometimes
words
were
underscored
for
emphasis;
and
often
he
switched
to
a
different
color
ink.
Palestinian
artist
Bezalel
Schatz
provided
the
illustrations
for
the
book,
which
was
bound
by
hand
in
a
ETERNAL
Prijv.
'
Eskimos
are
m
AINTT1
dead
dog
with
a
dead
phone
the
child
will
have
umi'a
Hltl
guide
him
in
the
next
v
Josephine,
a
powerful
Canadian
tug
which
left
Halifax
late
In
November
to
answer
a
call
for
heli)
from
the
Greek
freighter
VeniHos
Nicholas,
have
added
the
volume
of
a
new
chapter
to
PA
WRITER'S
BACKGRo'v'
Somerset
Maugham
''.
novelist,
became
a
n,,."
heroism
at
sea
pecially
on
ihe
brows
of
critics.
.
'his
family's
lnsi.'i.n,.
t
Pat
and
Dot
Deane
Announce
1
the
Opening
of
DEANE'S
QUALITY
CLEANERS
'
'
519
Sixth
Avenue
West
Monday,
January
12
We
Make
Your
Clothes
Look
Like
New
PROMPT,
COURTEOUS
AND
MODERN
SERVICE
PICK-UP
AND
DELIVERY
PHONE
283
'
DRY
CLEANING
LAUNDRY
DYKING
Management
of
Pa.
Deane,
Graduate
of
National
Institute
of
Cleaners
and
Dyers
men
--Chief
Officer.
The
two
He
Is
an
ex-Bnxdclvn
eamin
practised.
named
Henrv
Miller
who
defies
i"ttIe
snoP
classification.
Hence
he
has
Tne
book
does
seem
to
offer
been
classified
bv
Harpers
Mag-
j
some
support
to
those
who
say
azine
as
the
leader
ot
a
new
cult
I
the
is
a
central
theory
among
nf
mvstirism
sexualism
anarch-!
the
Millerites
a
theory
that
th"
.....
,
j,
ism
and
surrealism;
by
the
San
duty
of
an
artist
is
not
to
bother
with
beauty,
but
to
attempt
Francisco
Examiner
as
the
leader
of
a
"cult
of
hate,'
which
critical
self-analysis
and
record
the
result.
consists
of
"a
group
of
fugitives
from
the
time
clock
and
dish-pan";
and
by
the
San
Francisco
Chronicle's
art
critic.
Spencer
Barefoot,
as
a
"eentle.
charming
Miller
achieved
some
degree
ot
fame
by
his
writings
during
long
years
in
Paris.
His
use
of
four-letter
words,
however,
forbade
Walter
Myalls
and
George
Green,
a
seaman
rowed
for
nearly
five
hours
through
high
seas
and
gale
winds
to
put
emergency
food
aboard
the
Nicholas
which
had
to
be
towed
400
miles
into
Bermuda
after
her
engines
stopped
three
weeks
previously.
The
ship
had
been
hove
to
waiting
for
aid
in
foul
weather
Capt
John
Cowley,
youthful
Engli.sh-born
skipper
of
the
tug.
told
the
story
of
the
exploit
Arriving
at
the
scene,
the
Josephine
found
the
American
freighter
Extavier
standing
by
the
helpless
Greek
ship
which
she
had
tried
to
take
in
tow
una
had
only
abandoned
the
attempt
when
two
lines
parted.
SHIP
HAS
HITIIOIT
FOOD
fVv
Alu
Vr
i
All
usA
!
4
i?,
'!
p.
)
td
A
If
rrr
I
fellow
who
writes
beautiful
reprints
in
America,
and
he
has
nnrl
wishei
hp
could
buv
not
Become
wiueiy
Known
to
u
prose
1
Alaskan
Not
Very
OLD
USE
FOR
CORK
The'
use
of
cork
lor
life
pre
Happy
in
Hawaii
.servers
was
known
to
the
ancient
Romans.
American
public.
To
print
his
new
book,
he
sold
several
prized
art
possessions.
But
don't
get
the
Ide.
Miller
Is
a
literary
hobo.
He
landed
in
his
baby
craughetr
a
magic
lantern."
Miller,
now
56,
came
to
the
Bis;
Sur
country
in
1943.
after
long
residence
in
Paris.
With
his
their
i
the
Saturday
Review
of
Litera-
young
Polish
wife
and
babv
girl
he
lives
in
a
FAIRBANKS
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bub
Syncier,
who
were
transferred
from
here
to
Hawaii
last
October,
are
not
finding
life
in
the
mid-Paciiic
precisely
all
they
were
looking
for.
For
example,
there
is
no
get
pink
ture
a
while
back
where
the
THE
C
KING
GUSTAV
MARKS
40-YEAR
REIGN
-
Holding
the
hand
of
his
great
grandson,
Prince
Carl
Gustav,
89-year-old
King
Gus-tav
of
Sweden
strolls
from
the
council
hall
in
the
royal
castle
at
Stockholm
after
attending
ceremonies
marking
the
40th
year
of
his
reign.
The
youngster's
mother,
Princess
Sibylla,
is
at
right.
The
boy's
father.
Prince
Gustav,
died
last
January
in
a
plane
crash
which
also
took
the
life
of
opera
singer
Grace
Moore
stucco
bungalow,
complete
with
vines,
atop
a
mountain
at
Anderson
Creek.
A
little
group
of
PLENTY
OF
COAL
'
China's
coal
reserves
are
esti-nxatfijj
at
about
243.670,000.000
t.rt:.
'
Chest
Colds
FO
DI
critic
said
that
Miller
let's
see.
he
said
Miller
was
.
.
.
Wait,
let's
look
again
.
.
.
Hmmm!
The
critic
must
be
puzzled,
too!
HIS
MEAli
Capt
C'onstantine
Pavlldis
of
the
Nicholas
reported
there
wa
no
looo
tor
me
aa
persons
o'i
ji
board
including
Mrs.
E.
Rod-i
Phone
inos,
wife
of
the
chief
engineer
i
qcifN(
F
WICKS
ht
pruvrd
cat
To
Ealiave
Misery
Rub
on
Tested
ting
away
from
the
high
cost
of
other
artists
and
writers
has
living.
Just
because
the
weather
moved
into
the
same
rugged
but
is
warmer
does
not
make
the
beautiful
neighborhood.
One
of
necessities
of
life
any
more
rea-
them,
a
bearded
war
veteran
sonable.
named
Murray
Von
Graff,
says
In
a
letter
to
friends
in
Fair-
thty
are
Just
yun
people
with
banks,
Snyder
mentions
walls
l'lnile
funds,
trying
to
make
a
are
about
a
foot
thick.
There
are
"ame
for
themselves
as
artists,
no
glass
windows,
with
just
These
comprise
the
cult
which
"AUTOMISM"
STIRS
ART
The
tug
had
none
to
spare
and
-
certain
lood
cltmtnn
VapoRub
nrctlf
for
health.
If
limt
i
enough
of
thtm
in
a
ih.ii
terioua
thinfii
can
happemt
Ion
of
appetite,
tiunitd
r
uift
Inmei.
pen
if
teeth,
tJn
RE
I
raargaret
mcLeod
Optometrist
the
American
ship
warned
It
would
have
to
run
for
port
to
refuel
Pressed
for
time
and
unuble
to
transfer
.supplies
by
breeches
tuoy
due
to
the
violence
of
the
.'torm,
the
two
men,
both
Newfoundlanders,
offered
to
tack!;
the
job
in
a
dory
although
Capt.
Cowley
said
he
would
not
order
his
men
to
try
such
a
task
The
dory
was
lowered
and
straining
at
their
oars
the
stalwart
Newfoundlanders
began
the
hazardous
Dull
between
the
Make
Baby
Bonnets
Of
Trouser
Linings
TORONTO
CP
When
Amelia
K.
Prentice
sent
out
an
urgent
request
for
clothing
for
children
in
Austrian
displaced
persons
camps,
she
found
the
only
material
was
lining
of
men's
trousers.
But
with
a
little
in
genuity,
she
transformed
them
into
baby
bonnets
and
shirts.
Miss
Prentice
brought
back
several
samples
to
show
her
friends
when
she
returned
to
Toronto
after
work
with
the
International
Refugee
Organization
as
the
chief
welfare
officer
of
displaced
persons
camps
in
the
British
zone
of
Austria.
AT
f
defective
cyetiuht.
Phone
Osahine
luppletnrnti
ih
in
(Irmenti
(requenily
jtl.t;
ordinary
f'M'dv
Three
ttn
Ovahme
furnish
a
iiKmbcis;";
of
child
dily
requirns
Viumini
A,
Hi.C
,D,
RihueVj
BE
and
Niacin
and
Minerali
u
.
f'hosphorua
and
Irua.
t
A
In
addition
it
prusidet
fiHid
auhtianiea
compleie
trwiinib
to
hull
J
muacle,
ncre
and
bur
hmhnerev
Cimm1
(or
mtu'
explained
tn.it
his
nortii.tl
velopmtnt
bioutht
me
to
an
abstract
form
o!
art
which,
for
unknown
na.son.
was
called
automatism."
He
did
iv:t
believe
h;s
art
t
,
be
"m",!i.i:.i"a''
for
al!
that
au:!ing:
'
I
wcrk
w.thcut
any
s'rf-conceived
;cle;
and
th-
ma'
nuU
T
use
are
supolied
insiantlv
while
I
am
p:i"-,tit";
T!i;e
materials
come
from
the
unmn--t!m'
but
the
rreaf.ve
a1-1-
r.?ver
occurs
outsiri'.
a
very
(i'-eat
ctrrt've
and
intuitive
impulsion
an
intuitive,
emviric
and
rxn-t.'nerius
plus:
it
desire
which
b-
th
'it'ti'
srs
rieur
umtv
and
feeling
to
the
objects
I
paint.
'However,
I
do
r."'
paint
rcld'y:
I
pami
und.r
the
I-ence
of
an
internal
feeling
while
i
nt'it:
I
do
n
i
know
a-.d
which
changes
for
each
work"
screens
and
Venetian
blinds
With
all
buildings
open
there
is
no
lack
of
a
variety
of
noises.
One
usually
hears
half
a
dozen
radios
blaring
at
the
same
time.
Clothing
is
simple.
The
country
is
not
style-conscious.
Temperature
remains
around
70
.
to
85.
Rain
can
and
often
does
fall
ten
times
in
a
day.
It's
warm,
and
few
mind.
Streets
are
crowded
and
narrow.
Fresh
fruits
are
cheap,
more
particu
MANSONS
Jewellers
i
the
Examiner
s
Clint
Mosner
reported
is
convinced
"modern
civilization
is
on
its
death
bed,
and
the
sooner
the
mortician
is
called
the
better."
Mosher
termed
them
morbid
and
grim
rather
than
truly
Bohemian,
and
found
them
not
particularly
concerned
with
sex.
Miller
himself
snorts
gently
at
all
the
talk
of
cults.
Small,
greying,
and
rather
bald,
he
shuns
publicity.
800
COPIES
PRIC
F.I)
AT
S100
EACH
MONTREAL
(?
Pierre
Gau-vieau
i
youn
Montreal
exponent
of
th?
miich-deoated
but
j
l'ttk'-atvE
ptej
";ui!
:mati.sm"
tn
;
modern
naintn.g
Held
his
fir
!
exhibit
in
Montreal
recently.
L'.-nibed
as
a
'
decorative
and
poetical"
paint
r.
Gauvreau's
art'
U
.4ld
tn
be
ahead
of
th?
Fr?nch
abstractionist
movement
and
rtoi:-f.gurat;ve
art
t.
Gab'i
Le
Canada'
Lasalle
said
Oau-vif.m
was
"the
must
advanced"
of
th"
"a'ttomat"
arciip
and
that
i
i
first
ih;;w
":'."fi.'"
''
i
'.v
prvr-s
that
hi.s
art
is
cl-a'lv
oersor.al
and
original
while
beinu
well
a'nead."
Gauvreau
h'mself
does
not
mind
the
automat
influenee.
He
endurame.
It
thus
aits
asao;u:
5
7
j
ft
T
rolling
ships
Since
it
could
not
mint
Jood
ikdcienui
uas
522
Third
Ave
Phone
Green
324
for
larly
pineapple.
be
risked
to
bring
the
freighters
j
oorml
nroth.
close
together,
the
men
had
to
So
if
your
child
pooriM
,
,
,
,
..
,
,
unucrpar,
pernipt
ncrvuu,
--
relay
the
food
first
to
the
tugry
t,llllne
,
and
then
to
the
dlstresed
vessel.!
growih
and
brtier
appetite.
For
nearly
five
hours
the
opera-
j
aih
I
1
II!
tion
continued
with
the
tiny;
OVALTINl
'craft
in
constant
peril.
When'
In
his
latest
book,
limited
to
When
she
returns
to
Austria
she
800
copies
at
$100
each
and
I
will
be
In
charee
of
1.000
tuber-
LESS
SUSCEPTIBLE
Women
are
less
susceptible
to
printed
by
hand
with
the
silk-
j
cular
patients
housed
in
iin-appendicitis
than
are
men.
i
screen
process,
his
new
art
form
heated
wooden
huts.
"206
4
a
MERCHANDISE
of
BO
Ager
JO
:
Ea
Prince
Rupert
Sweet
Sixteen
regular
prices
are
always
j
the
same
as
in
Vancouver.
Sale
prices
here
and
in
Van-
J
couver
are
identical.
j
Sweet
Sixteen's
Semi-annual
Clearance
Sale
puts
the
spotlight
on
merchandise
with
the
'New
Look'
selling
at
prices
that
are
truly
marvellous.
'A
L
A.
I
w
'
,
..
.
4
f
fSrl
v
z
hn
l
V.iY'
LI
1
'
3;
It
I
COATS...
F
U
R
FUR
-TRIMMED
UNTRIMMED
...COATS
Priced
to
clear,
these
smart,
quality
coats
are
exceptional
buys.
See
them
on
display
at
Sweet
Sixteen's
tomorrow.
DRESSES...
FOR
CAREER
GIRL
AND
MATRON
...DRESSES
You
will
get
plenty
of
looks
in
one
of
these
lovely
creations
and
sale
prices
are
surprisingly
low.
'
'iSV
V
'.'
HATS
Head
adornment
to
add
to
that
"New
Look"
you
arc
acquiring.
Selling
now
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
BLOUSES
The
long
skirt
is
here
to
stay
and
the
blouse
Im
becoming
more
popular
every
day.
See
our
assortment
now
tin
sale
al
unusually
low
prices.
All
th
ese
values
can
be
purchased
on
SWEET
SIXTEEN'S
personalized
BUDGET
PLAN,
There
is
No
Interest
and
No
Carrying
Charges.
This
sale
of
'New
Look'
merchandise
will
last
for
a
limited
time
only.
Visit
Sweet
Sixteen
Now.