A
NEW
SERIES
STARTS
SVU
RDAI
TUF
QFA
HOI
INh'
norEirs
CAPITAL
(Continued
trom
Pag
1)
HEY
KIDS!
8
Here
and
There
Wtintt
Uupctt
Dailp
slttot
'
Thursday,
January
8,
1948
-
v
if
.-.
1
"V
'
&
All
NW
ANL)
MUSIC
TOO
THIS
AND
THAT,
WI11UM
t'Kl'KLTY
TO.
ANIMALS
I
PORTAGE
LA
PRAIRIE,
Man.
j
P'
Heibert
Henderson,
charged
POWELL
MYRNALOY
MOM'S
NIW
Myl
planes
of
Maj.-Gen.
Claire
Chen-nault
that
this
correspondent
came
to
Paoting.
The
pilot,
James
Bledsoe
of
Los
Angeles,
34-year
old
former
Flying
Tiger,
made
four
round
trips
In
a
day.
HAZARDOUS.
LANDING
Coming
in,
he
put
his
C-46
transport
Into
a
steep
decent
from
8,000
feet.
It
Iclt
like
des-
with
leaving
a
team
of
horses
i
out
all
night
without
blankets
and
so
tied
they
were
unable
to
Conodr
'
WARS
k
a
A
1
TODAY
KEINAN
WYNN
E
j
cending
in
an
express
elevator.
iOn
the
ground,
he
explained
i
a
normal
glide
would
expose
the
!
move,
was
sentenced
to
two
!
months
in
jail.
A
week
previ-j
ously
his
brother,
Edward,
was
;
given
a
similar
term
on
a
slmi-jlar
cruelty
charge.
I
LIKE
FATHER,
LIKE
SON
t
WINNIPEG
Q'
When
Dr.
Fred
,
Cadham
retired
as
director
of
j
the
Manitoba
laboratory
f
Dac-J
teriology
after
35
years
of
mi-I
crobe
hunting,
he
was
succeeded
plane
to
machine-gun
and
rifle
fire
by
Communist
guerrillas.
Hardly
had
his
plane
settled
than
waiting
coolies
began
loading
it
with
more
than
five
tons
i
of
cotton.
Sporadic
cannon
fire
j
could
be
heard
in
the
distance,
j
Then
he
took
off
and
gained
I
I..
....li.nl
minp
t
m
u
JJ
;
by
his
son,
Dr.
Roper
Cadham.
Reminiscences
j
By
W.J.
and
Reflections
I
Prince
Rupert
has
a
Miaggy
I
merit
in
that
direction.
But
wht-:
I
LANDLORD
RESPONSIBLE
!
Paoting
before
heading
towards
I
'
i
Peiping.
Again
the
idea
was
to
I
mountain
in
her
back
yard.!
a
car
is
used,
you
u
nave
some
I
Years
ago.
surveys
for
a
drhe-
j
thing.
Nearly
everybody
In
hi.
escape
ground
fire.
VANCOUVER
W
Rooming
-I
I
house
operators
have
a
duty
to
see
there
is
no
"wrong-doing"
j
on
the
premises,
Magistrate
i
Mackenzie
Matheson
ruled
in
a
;
case
here.
"They
cannot
close
,
their
eyes,
go
to
sleep,
and
say
to
Hhjt.
i
In
Paoting,
wondering
U
Un-y
like
way
were
run
There
were
ni
hfarl
of
l.ciiU
I
should
fly
out,
are
seven
United
i
e,,Klneprln
sna(!.s.
still,
it
might
down
on
something.
Ci
A
mon
ply
I
'art
1;
:is
rt
Ret
pcn!t
over
lans
line
I
Ecsta
To
plant
day,
l
ltely
Falls
T.
E
man;
Pa
vice
the
i
Rupe
the
the
i
States
missionaries
and
a
half-
as
well
be
understood
now
,
as
(
they
don't
know
anything
is
tak
frr
"ttV.
hpr
ing
place,"
he
said.
well
as
later
that
until
you
can
scale
Mount
Oldfield
on
four
,
!
good
wheels,
instead
of
Shank's
!
mare,
there
will
be
little
move-
Contemplate
the
past
nil:
cheer
up.
dam
you!
It's
only
2;
or
30
years
ago
that
crushes
soft
rock
from
local
blastu.e
"That
saleman
gets
them
when
their
resistance
is
weak!"
u
i
would
be
shovelled
on
the
city
Steamship
Sailings
Canada's
Biggest
Dental
Business
J
streets.
This
done,
the
rxlc;
5
would
be
reduced
to
mud
and
the
job
done
all
over
again
I:
(
1
1
1
i
-i
1
1
1
have
been
a
bit
monntor,
For
Vancouver-Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide
10
p.m.
dozen
French
Catholic
priests
and
nuns.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
William
Cochran
of
Plainfield,
N
J.,
op-
crate
the
American
Presbyterian
hospital.
Civilian
war
casualties
compromise
about
two
thirds
of
their
65
patients.
Some
of
these
are
farmers,
injured
by
Communist-planted
mines
almost
within
the
shadows
of
the
city
walls.
When
Shlhkiachwang.
82
miles
to
the
south,
fell
to
the
Communists
in
November,
tlsere
was
panic
in
Patotlng.
and
provincial
government
officials
fled
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Today.
.
.
OTTAWA
The
biggest
dental
Tuesday
ss
Coqultlam,
1:3U
us,
yet
th--
was
lots
of
f
res'
IN
HISTORY
i
an.
f
.
-p
Ate.
i
business
in
Canada
is
in
tnep.m.
armed
forces
with
58
dental
j
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert
officers
in
army
uniform
re-
ii:15
p.m.
sponsible
for
the
dental
fitness
Friday
ss
Catala,
midnight
of
approximately
33.OR0
navy,
i
From
Vancouver-army
and
air
force
personnel.
I
Sunday
ss
Coqultlam.
4
p.m
Allowing
for
a
fair
number
of
j
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide
1918
-pitMdt'iil
V.'iloon
inmV
"14
points
of
peace"
speech
N
United
Stat?..
C.ni?rfs.
Russian
B)lshevists
ami
Cen
;
Q.
Would
it
be
all
right
for
a
girl
to
allow
her
fiance
to
pay
Jor
part
of
her
trousseau,
when
he
is
wealthy
and
she
is
not?
A.
No;
she
should
insist
upon
paying
for
all
her
trousseau.
Q.
Shouldn't
a
saleswoman,
to
be
efficient,
advise
a
customer
what
she
should
choose?
A.
Not
if
the
customer
seems
caoable
of
makine
her
own
de
Many
of
them
have
since
re-
EAKLY
FUK
FARMING
Modern
1
in
i-nmng
in
Can
ada
originated
when
early
fu.
traders
kept
alive
fuxes
cauah:
out
of
season
until
the
fur
i.
prime.
MURDER
Drinking
party
in
a
a
shooting
was
described
by
Elea
INVOLVED
IN
MULTIPLE
Kitchener
hotel
proceeding
store
te?th"
this
entails
ths
p.m.
turned
and
panic
has
subsided
;
u
31
iwns
..gu
nrrsi-i,iiovsK
into
uneasiness.
j
treaty.
Aside
from
the
air,
there
Is
oik-
1644
-Ru.si::
gains
pur
R-wav
out
by
truck
convoy
33
manian
pt-ace
bid.
icrcat
ply
lam
ncrvi
I
'
Po
I
tr
yearly
checking
of
some
900.000
:
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
teeth.
Dunn;
the
war,
army
,
10:00
a
m.
nor
Springer
showing
blood-stained
torn
scarf
she
wore.
She
says
killer,
who
Was
not
at
the
hotel
party,
hit
her
when
she
returned
to
the
Letson
home
with
the
four
murdered
persons.
He
shot
his
victims,
played
solitaire;
then
20
hours
after
he
cision.
When
the
customer
,
dentistry
boomed.
miles
through
Communist-in-
1945
Nazis'
vital
.supply
n.ut'
:
fested
territory
northward
to
Is
cut.
Friday
ss
Camosun,
9
a.m.
Friday
ss
Catala.
a.m.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
killed
his
cousins,
he
shot
himself.
Protect
Tingh.sing,
where
refugees
ran
1945
-Susan
LVnan.
6.
kid-
seems
timid,
doubtful
or
uncertain,
a
pleasant
suggestion
now
and
then
is
all
right.
Q.
What
is
the
best
way
for
FREED
BY
BRITISH
line
but
a
Iraq
was
formerly
part
of
the
12
midnight.
IRENE
SELZNIC
SCORES
SUCCESS
a
man
to
ask
a
girl
for
a
dance?
:
Turkish
empire
but
was
libcrat-,
From
Alaska
A.
"May
I
have
the
next
ed
by
the
British
in
the
First
j
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
8
j
dance?"
World
War.
i
p.m.
j
Your
Sa
"
Car
V
It)
(,ltl.MN(i
AND
I.LBRK
ATlVfi
t
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
I
two
little
boys,
helping
organ-1
ize
psychiatric
clinics,
working
j
as
a
social
worker
and
juvenile
j
court
probation
officer.
Broad-I
way
knew
her
only
as
the
tall.
!
dark-eyed
daughter
of
Louis
B
Mayer,
the
one
who
was
mar-jried
to
David
O.
Selznick.
Now
she
has
achieved
a
feat
board
a
train
for
Peiplng.
napped
and
sla
n.
Meanwhile,
within
Paoting
',
walls,
a
family
company
still
FORREST.
Man.
t
-
Early
produces
as
it
has
for
a
century.
1
homesteactlng
days
in
Manitoba
a
highly-prized
sauce
by
secret
came
vividly
to
life
when
18
formula,
and
the
city
retains
its
district
pioneers,
all
over
70.
fame
as
the
source
of
walnut-
gathered
here
Driving
by
team
sized
iron
globes
which
calll-
50
miles
for
firewood
was
one
craphers
throughout
China
toy
of
the
chores
described
as
the
with
to
keep
their
fingers
sup-
pioneers
exchanged
reminis-
H
"A
Streetcar
Named
Desire"
Proves
Smash
Hit
on
Broadway
By
JEAN
MEEGAN
NFW
VORKTTntll
the
Dp-
Fr
MeHriilr
Street
tirrrn
WIS
that
seasoned
old-timers
dream
WMAAC
pie.
cences.
i
Ha
-
n,
IIer
sh(,w
is
P"'
cember
night
"A
Streetcar
ab"ut.
f
.
:..
.,tu,
artistic
integration
of
setting.
I
i
ct'nB
au
he
put
them
.
scr1?1
opened
in
the
Ethel
Barrymore
Thatr
TrpnA
M
Sel7.nirk.
the
wgeuier
experuy
in
on
w,n
producer,
was
"a
little-known1
m
at
anything
theatrical!
Her
first
experiment
expireu
housewife
and
mother.
M
F
?
fcl
All!
A
I
"
Her
life
had
been
spent
3.000
miles
from
Broadway,
raising
during
try-outs
last
season
on
the
road.
"I
think
vou
need
more
than
SALE
CLEARANCE
study
and
training
for
this.",
she
says.
"You
need
a
kind
of
Instinct.
You
need
to
know'
about
color,
sets,
timing,
have
ai
sense
of
show
manship
ar.d
have
;
'
an
instinct
about
actors
and
actresses."
In
show
business
where
artists,
Scene
designers,
actors,
writers,
and
directors
do
not
get
along
with
the
pack
bu;,
adjust
only
to
the
particular.
Mrs.
Selznick
is
effective.
Perhaps
the
key
to
her
success
is
'
;
cMf
III
GURVICH
&
SON
Contractors
Children's
Coats
Ladies'
Coats
Ladies'
Dresses
Children's
Snow
Suits
Children's
Bathrobes
Yard
Goods
what
she
calls
''controlling
circumstances
and
environment
to
avert,
calamity."
AHt
All)
TO
TltY
I
Her
father
and
Selnlck
from
j
whom
she
is
separated,
talked
over
every
entertainment
enter
prise
with
her
ana,
sue
says,
"their
inordinate
confidence
in
me
was
actually
discouragir.';.
It
made
me
afraid
to
try
anything.
I
didn't
want
to
burst
the
bubble
of
their
illusion."
lOO's
of
BARGAINS
limes
Clutnqe
BUT
WALLACE'S
VALUES
NEVER
CHANGE
She
could
have
been
the
crown
princess
of
make-believe.
Her
father
is
the
king
of
Holly
1JASKMKNT
FOUNDATIONS
OUR
SPECIALTY
LAM)
CLEARING
ROCK
WORK
.
TRUCKS
For
Hire
PHONE
32
or
RED
511
,
SIXTH
STREET
I
J
l
l
u
r
11
I
wood.
Selznick
is
the
decisive,
i
fill
v
II
II
i
r
I
I
i
second
-generation
movie
figure
who
made
"Gone
With
the
III!
1
II
II
II
1
V
I
n
Wind."
"Nothing
Sacred,"
"A
Star
is
Born,"
"A
Tale
of
Two
I
I
I
Iff
I
U
II
a
Jjft,
better
bathroom
li.u.
Soft?
Cities."
"Rebecca"
and
other
III
IX
-r7K;f
Ye,
ilky-ioft.
Refined?
Yet,
top-ranking
pictures.
Of
Course
AOE'S
y
CLrrtlL
I
.
t!
u.
She
is
part
owner
of
Seiz-
nick's
Vanguard
Films;
her
father
has
Metro
-
Goldwyn-
mosl
delicate
lisiue
hand-
Maver;
her
sister's
husband.!
William
Goetz,
heads
wonder
tissue
it
to
strong
I
tol
Selznick
wanted
his
wife
to
i
SEE
I
S
AHOl'T
THE
SLEIGHS
-
SLEIGHS
-
SLEIGHS
do
something
in
pictures.
"But,"
she
says,
"I
had
no
incentive.
New
"AMTICO"
Rubber
Pictures
are
too
big,
the
stakes
too
high.
If
I
were
going
to
do
anything
I
wanted
it
to
be
".VW.V.VWW.'.V.'.W.VAWrt'.'.V.WWAV.
mn
j
small."
"A
Streetcar
Named
Desire"
is
not
small
but
judged
by
Holly
wood
standards
it's
a
compact,
ly
l
In
alt
FLOOR
TILE
Easily
applied
Lasts
a
lifetime
litlte
unit
presided
over
by
one
individual,
Irene
Selznick.
.
sua.
jry
i
t
To
the
all-important
question
"Why
did
you
get
into
this
thing?"
she
replies:
SLEIGH
No.
3735
$3.30
each
SLEIGH
No.
3737
....
..
$3.70
each
SLEIGH
No.
3739
$3.95
each
SEE
THEM
AT
"It's
certainly
not
for
the
Comes
in
a
wide
range
of
colors,
solid
and
shades.
Will
not
break
or
curl.
S.
CONSTRUCTION
WORK
i
WE
1)0
IT
;
Your
Remodelling,
Addition,
Repairs
plus
';
Finishing
given
prompt
attention
s
Our
new
Wasop
Rock
Drill
and
,;
Floor
Sander
at
Your
Service
'',
YM
iaetory
'wk
I'LUMBING
aJwfeft
S
glamor,
I've
had
that
all
my
i
life.
I'll
have
the
same
roof
over
my
head
and
get
around
the
same.
It's
just
that
after
my
husband
and
I
separated
1
1
SERVICE
5
had
more
time.
i
I
"This
is
hard
work.
It
makes
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j
i
,
IT
IT'S
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WE
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Rupert
You
can't
do
it
with
any
kind
I
of
high
goal
and
manage
a
I
I
Plumbing
PIumKIrior
Xr
&
Heating
W&tn(f
I
?
I
It
family
too."