the
Swedish
Association
for
Sex-
Prihc
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
December
5,
1950
Q.C.I.
Bear
Duke
May
Have
To
Leave
Nayy
and
churches.
So
far
there
Is
no
standardized
system.
In
some
schools
children
are
told
everything:
in
others,
nothing.
Belgium
recently
appointed
a
commission
to
consider
whether
sex
is
a
subject
for
school
chtl-
To
Museum
Swedes
Lead
In
Sex
Education
LONDON
(Reuters)
The
countries
of
northern
Europe
are
blue-printing
the
facts
of
life
for
their
children,
in
the
south,
however,
It
seems
they
don't
need
to.
m
.
A
two-months-old
brown
bear
uai
inrormation
has
sfTVice
centres
in
all
big
towns.
Denmark
starts
its
sex
lesSOiis
when
children
reach
their
teens.
Unlike
Sweden
where
teachers
do
the
explaJning
the
classes
are
addressed
by
doctors.
Adults
also
have
a
"School
for
Marriage"
started
last
vear
by
a
pastor.
Norway
is
starling
on
a
similar
program
for
'
children
Young
,
LONDON
(AP)
The
Duke
of
,
Edinburgh,
a
born
sailor
who
HEATIHG
)f
ils
Besl
tHAND
jE
HEATERS
Lenient,
Inomlcal
i
mechanical
fiit'iicy.
cub,
unknown
previously
to
ex
ist
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands,
shot
last
summer
by
W.
Hitchcock,
Fisheries
department,
aWM
dren.
An
educational
official
,
married
into
the
royal
family
said
the
present
attitude
of
reti-
tnree
years
ago,
is
hearing
that
cence
was
"outdated"
and
"from
f"r
a
mm
ln
nU
Position
It's
.
,
.
,
,
i
about
time
to
quit
the
sea
and
an
exchange
of
information
seule
down
'
abroad
we
have
learned
of
the
.
,
....
,
travels
today
in
.
cold
storage
to
Vancouver,
where
it
will
take
Its
place
ln
the
University
of
A
survey
by
Reuters
Ne3
British
Columbia
museum.
sters
from
12
to
14
now
are
required
to
recrivc
instruction
in
the
schools.
'
OPPONENTS
OF
SYSTEM
benefits
to
be
gained
by
EX
,uuuca
in
tile
xvuyui
wavy
frank
teaching
of
sex
matters
to;'
The
cub
Is
similar
to
the
soon
after
his
marriage
to
Prin-
otic
Burners
Sunbeam
Appliances
Hearing
Pads
Waffle
Irons
school
children
in
their
teens.'
Ttno
t.
....
.h.
nm.."-
cuiuoeui
m
Westminster
saving
in
heating
ine
Norwegian
plan
is
still
Agency
shows
the
Swedes
in
tha
lead
when
it
comes
to
telling;
Junior
about
the
birds
and
the
bees.
The
Danes
and
Norwegians
are
cJose
behind.
Only
the
Netherlander
raised
shocked
hands
at
the
suggestion
that
sex
is
a
subject
to
be
discussed
in
school
classes.
The
:TtZrr:nvy
n
Nv-
2.
year
learn
fast
enough
anyway
cuuugn
io
arouse
protests
sters
black
bear,
common
to
the
islands.
It
was
frozen
after
It
was
killed
and
has
been
kept
frozen
since
that
time,
it
tyill
probably
be
stuffed
and
placed
promoted
to
Lieutenant-Corn
MS
ARRANGrD
.
ana
religious
lead-
and
don't
need
special
teaching.
ers.
r
One
Village
I,
SChOOl
board
de-
Pnmmnnlct
nnoninn
n;Wi
trior)
TanderJe
took
command
of
the
j
it
Irons
Toasters
Kettles
Silex
Electric
Coffee
Makers
Records
and
Players
clared
such
teaching
was
"mur-t.n
Pt.
,,r
afi.r-.v,nnt
ousspq
nn
!
f'
igate
Mkme.
ln
the
museum.
kith
&
Elkins
any
degenerative
and
refused
sex
were
branded
ln
tw
Catholic
'
Prince
Philip
has
been
ln
iu
uiiueriase
n.
Anuuier
village
i
press
as
"corrupters
of
youth."'
Mediterranea
waters
most
of
sa,u.
ls
leacners
reit
they
,
The
church
says
it's
a
rWtter
for
the
time
sine'
his
marriage,
re-
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
French
and
Italians
seem
to
think
it
isn't
necessary.
Swedish
children
start
getting
lessons
on
birth
at
the
age
of
seven.
Official
handbooks
guld
were
too
old
to
tackle
the
lob
The
highest
mountain
In
the
British
Isles,
Ben
Nevis,
is
4406
feet,
a
dwarf
among
world
peaks.
LIMITED
pilling
and
Heatlnp
1V,
P.O.
Box
274
.
the
parents.
.,
turning
))
England
only
on
In
Britain,
sex
education
leaves.
t.
,
I
i
French
parent
,
are
trvided
about
50-50
on
whether
svx
is
ueuig
graauany
accepted
after
a
In
tine
meantime
royal
respon-slblUflies
m
London-
havi
hpen
I
.
,
utacners
in
Dom
primary
anu
long
struggle
between
parents
a
suitable
school
subject,
It
vas
1
.1
ikJh.
1.
-
1
:
f
'
3
uvjwiuio,
cuucauuii
aumonties
shown
In
a
recent
poll.'-,
iiiifitasuig
auu
binric
in
k
iccriiiig
fitiat
as
the
prospective
consort
cook,
and
his
cabin
Is
small,
but
he
entertained
King
Paul
and
Queen
Fredrika
at
dinner
in
his
own
quarters.
It
was
an
intimate
qtieen
be
should
be
drawn
I
.-rJ7S
-
'.-
:
.
of
a
more
closely
into
court
afSairs.
occasion
i
::
-
.
This
feeling
was
expressed
i
RE-VISITS
GREECE
most
frankly
by
the
Times,
which
observed:
"It
would
seem
that
the
duke
cannot
much
longer
be
He
visited
Algiers
and.
on
his
wedding
anniversary,
he
was
preparing
to
fly
to
Gibraltar
to
spared,
even
to
the
Royal
Navy,
open
the
colonys
legislative
hMxi
,rv,.rtL
'S?
I
1
1
rom
whole-time
royal
duties.
I
Pr,,,nrii
V...
(til
II
.
1
I
1
.
I
1
i
lie
miuse
oi
taiiiDurgn
is
ce-
Next
month
he
and
Princess
coming
more
ana
more
indispensable
as
an
indivisible
unit--mother,
father
and
children."
Elizabeth
plan
to
make
a
Visit
to
the
King
and
Queen
of
Greece,
travelling
in
separate
shins.
The
If
he
does
return
to
take
up
i
prinr-ess-
shin,
the
rilsnath
ves-
1949
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
1700.00
1941
4-Door
Plymouth
900.00
.
-
PHONE
566
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
1
I
Second
Aventie
and
First
Street
the
"whole-time
royal
duties
sel
Surprise,
will
be
escorted
by
the
duke's
frigate.
All
these
Journeys
are
squeezed
in
between
stretches
of
routine
naval
duty
and
a
few
swift
dashes
to
England
and
Scotland.
Highlight
of
the
duke's
year,
v.ndoubtedly,
was'the
birth
of
his
the
Times
wants
him
to
assume,;
the
Navy
certainly
will
continue
to
be
one
of
the
29-year-old
duke's
major
interests.
It
is
taken
for
granted
that
in
his
privileged
position
the
promotions
will
come
regularly
and
that
some
day
he
will
be
an
Admiral,
rear
or
honorary.
j
REAL
SAILOR
j
But
Prince
Philip
and
h;s
friends
find
satisfaction
in
that
as
far
as
he
has
come
up
to
now.
3
fe
PMHIivilMFl.:
10
M
first
daughter,
Princess
Anne,
Aug.
15.
He
came
to
London
on
a
regular
leave
between
the
time
he
was
relieved
as
lieutenant
on
the
Chequers
and
the
day
he
took
over
the
Mugpte.
The
duke
has
retained
his
interest
ln
sports
and
he
is
extremely
active,
often
at
long
dis
r
i
lie
has
earned
his
own
way.
The
II
V;
'
"
I
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
.
e
j
!
duke
served
through
the
grades
all
the
allotted
years
and
his
on
your
next
(attainments
in
naval
schools
.
.
.....
...
I
i
--vvij?
it-.i
;,
.;,
.i
i
-
tance,
as
president
of
the
Nation-
have
been
creditable.
Ial
Playing
Fields
Association.
The
frigate
Magpie
Is
a
trln
CHARTER
FLIGHT
-
r
'
J
You
get
more
enjoyment
ana
relaxation
wnen
yo
-
:,
;
j-
-
IJ
dinoke
I'all
Mall.
For
the
liest
toltacoos
of
all
gointi
f
V.
V
Z
ij
I'aB
Mull
-fresh,
ami
milil
as
mild
can
lie,
and
I
'
i
...
A
a
I
inntk
"W.lnrnof"
BODH
that
dol
l.S
ship,
operated
with
high
efficiency.
On
board
the
duke
delegates
none
of
his
work
or
re
sponsibility.
ITmuotmi.
cvnn
act
a
rlpafrnvar
r.
v
-trJJ
.rt.N.i.ih.iip..
k
-i
I
Luxury
Steamer
PRINCE
GEORGE
lieutenant,
Mie
mine
carrieu
oui,
functions
which
fall
into
the
i'
'T't"-:f
tv
'
V
Twin
bundle,
wrapped
In
lomlnad
foil
,'
I
,
i
""Lv.
'
lo
giv
you
cigarM
fre.hn..
at
it.
ba.l.
"
L
j
l
'
-
t
v
I
category
of
being
"royal"
rather
than
naval.
As,
the
Chequers
and
the
Magpi-e-
steamed
about
the
Mediterranean
on
various
as
signments
it
was
arranged
to
BAILS
FOR
VAIICOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
have
the
duke
step
ashore
for
courtesy
visits
where
Britain
CHARTER
FLIGHT
PLANES
available
for
O
Aerial
Surveys
O
Aerial
Photography
O
Private
Charter
O
Timber
Cruising,
etc.
ALL
INTERIOR
AND
COASTAL
POINTS
.
.
For
RATES
INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
PHONE
476
.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
wished
to
keep
relations
warm.
Svirh
ca"s
were
unofficial
but.
marie
bv
the
husband
of
Princess
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Elizabeth,
they
nevertheless
had
results
whirh
pleased
the
for
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
eign
and
colonial
offices.
On
this
round
of
visits
the
duke
went
to
Cvorus.
where
he
attended
a
cricket
match
and
got
a
lot
of
cheers.
In
Turkey
he
visited
President
Bavar.
and
at
Amman
he
called
PRINCE
RUPERT,
'
B.C.
on
King
Abdullah
of
the
Nashe-
ipf
Kin
Air
s
&
Christopher
Bldg.
Freight
on
oil
Flights
mlte
Kingdom
of
Jordan.
He
paid
h's
respects
in
Egypt
and
went
to
Athens
abqard
his
own
Magoie
to
see
his
cousin,
King
Paul
of
Greece.
A
Llputenont-Comms'nder
in
a
British
frigate
doesn't
rate
a
plain
end
or'corlc
tip
i
w
iiniMirtcd
cork
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2-DOOR
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1
oiiiimre
PonliiirV
price
w
ill)
oilier
cur
prices
you
kmw
.
.
.
ami
It
l
coin.
M
M-lf--i.leiil
that
"Dollar
For
Dollar
You
Can't
Heat
A
IN.iiliae."
For,
at
a
price
llial's
sliirlliiifly
low,
you
pet
all
of
1'oiUiac'H
lm.lili.mal
quality,
ilcpciulaliilily,
comfort,
beauty
of
COUPE
line,
mid
Kuf.
iy
of
invcNtiiH
iit!
roiiliar,
reniciiiiM
r,
is
a
iuornr
amoiiK
UKcil-car
Imvcrs
as
well
ai
new-car
lmyorit.
This
earns
you
a
liiher
price
wlieii
you're
ready
lo
Ira.le
lor
anoiiicr
i
onum
Hint
won"!
lie
hooii!
For
Tonliac
is
Imill
l
satisfy
ami
built
to
laM.
You'll
be
Ii(y
with
it
for
years
longer.
Lei
your
Ponliac
V
I
lealcr
show
you
why!
c8
It
Hit1
Lit
fjLULLUJ
K
Tr
Delivered
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
Includes
standard
factory
equip
ment,
Doihinion
Satcl
and
Excite
Taxes,
bu!
fioti
ncluding
license
t
'
fee,
provincial
or
municipal
WXe
wnert
mete
appiy.
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r-7S0h
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and
3rd
Avenue
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