.,DlXo:
une
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
August
24,
1950
Half
Pint
AIR
PASSENGERS
i
Bathroom
Body
Sleuth's
Puzzle
ji.nsionS
be-
!
ri
of
Ba!Umre
and
;:;y.
the
lords
pro-ml
and
Pwm-
Gals
Average
but
suits
for
the
not-so-tall
cializlns
in
coats
for
the
shorter
group
four-feet-nine
to
five-
group,
stresses
that
they
are
de-feet-five
rind
designs
them
to
signed
"for
the
womanly
wom-
To
Vancouver
(today)
Bill
Thaln.
N.
Harvey,
Jeff
Naylor,
Mr.
and
Mr.
O.
Cameron,,
Mrs.
Gale
and
twa
children,
Q.
Mutz,
J.
Ward.
Mrs.
Callow,
Miss
Farrow
Q.
W.
Nlckersun.
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
READING,
England
(Reuters
Reading
police
asked
women
I
make
the
wearers
look
taller
and
I
an
not
for
fairybook
ladies,
but
slimmer.
Strangely
enough,
one
of
the
to
bring
their
husbands,
fathers.l
NEW
YORK
9
She
used
to
brothers
and
boy
friends
to
help
be
the
forgotten
woman
In
the
the
police
solve
the
mystery
of
clothing
trade
the
"half-pint"
thp
hodv
in
tho
hathrnnm
1
nf
f
ivp-fppt.-f
vt
fir
Ipkb
hut.
OW
WATER
'
f
'
,1
snags
encountered
In
giving
tle
,s
of
"'
f(liml
They
were
taken
to
a
sub-
nowadays
she's
getting
more
of
.""'"'r
-
-tu-uruiHs
,.t,
on
me
ao-.
J.
S.
Wilson.
Mr.
Deforest,
C.
Gladding,
Alex
Watun,
O.
ferry.
Miss
M.
MeLecd.
.
J.
App'.ewhaite,
J.
C.
Boyle.
Prom
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
Mrs.
Wood.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howe,
'7,
44
for
actual
averages
scored
in
inches
and
fractions
from
widespread
surveys
of
women
as
they
are,"
In
the
trade
papers,
the
company's
advertising
slogan
is:
'The
dame
who
took
Samson
was
no
toothpick!"
,
itU
uf
ral"'
i
urban
bathroom
in'
which
a
a
break.
The
reason:
discovery10
blces-
18
aue
10
women
?an-I
Reading
man,
Mr.
John
Every-
that
she
1
really
the
average
Mtv-
PleV
lust
don't
want
to
be
1
seen
buying
their
e.othes
in
de-
body,
was
found
lying
face
down
American
woman.
n
the
bath.
The
window
was
Almw,t
two-thirds
of
Amerl-
slightly
open,
a
pane
.of
glass
can
women
belong
in
this
group
J
Zr
h
hurZlar
womCn
Thev
wouW
had
been
smashed
and
there
says
the
U.S.
Department
of
Aa-'
S
thy-i!fH
f
an
were
were
euu
cuis
nn
on
t.h
the
riPart
dead
mn'
man's
rirnit.nrp
sot.t.imr
(v.
the
,
have
them
altered.
udclt-
height
a
littlo
rwpr
fiwp-tfpt.
"Can
you
help
us
discover
three.
A
mere
one
per
cent
are
how
this
man
died
whether
he
the
willowy
five-feeUnine
tVDe
i,
&
Merryfield,
Progressive-Conservative
organizer,
having
returned
Tuesday
on
the
Coquitlam
from
Stewart,
left
by
bus
this
morning
for
Terrace
in
girls
will
wear
the
"half-pint"
sizes
quite
happily
so
long
a
the
classification
is
not
forced
to
their
attention,
is
campaigning
for
a
new
approach
by
de
was
murdered
or
whether
it
was
for
which
Paris
creations
are
an
accident?"
exDerienced
de-'
ripsiimpri
Mr.
and
Mr
Davidson
and
thre
daughters.
Mr.
Dale,
Mr.
Arnold,
Mr.
Frsser,
Miss
Kniitson,
Mr.
Johnson,
Dr.
W.
P-
Rob.w.
J.
K.
R.
Wood,
Mr.
Huculak,
A.
Woud.,
Mr.
Gallapher.
To
Vancouver
(Wednesday
Mrs.
E.
M.
Cooke.
R.
Larhln,
J.
Rell,
Miss
L.
Wrathall.
F.
"N.
Steven,
Mr.
Galt.
A.
Parent.
H.
P
Thompson,
Miss
A.
Flovd.
J.
C.
Rteffcnson.
Mrs.
E.
R.Dodds.
J.
L.
arr.
D
C
Frimhart
H.
W.
Flesher.
R.
Y.
Wilson,
S.
D.
Craii?.
To
Sandsplt
(yesterday)
Mrs.
A.
Husband.
Miss
A.
Husband
R
Chcnlcr,
C.
Y,Ml,
Mrs,:
F,
tectives
from
the
criminal
in
group
numbers
33
percent.
itinuatjon
of
a
district
tour
partment
stores.
He
wants
all
I
vestigation
department
asked
I
the
men
and
women
of
Reading.
Further,
the
statistics
show
,
ki2e3
soid
m
the
same
depart-
j
preparatory
to
the
provincial
that
a
goodly
proportion
of
ment.
and
the
clerks
trained
to
convention
of
the
party
to
be.
"'
wnat
do
you
make
of
the
these
"half-pints"
clues
you
see
lying
about
in
the
are
wetl-
know
at
a
glance
what
type
the
j
held
October
4.
Mr,
Merryfield
that
must
customer
needs
and
suddIv
it
!
will
nroceed
bv
road
to
Vancou-
rounded,
the
type
in
EB
-VICTORIA
,
oatnroom?"
But
whatever
the'
deductions
choose
clothes
carefully
to
avoid
without
comment.
ver,
visiting
various
interior
a
dumpy
appearance.
.
Another
New
York
firm,
spe-1
points,
enroute.
g
p.m.,
ottmuouM
.38
p.m.
Coqultlam
iof
local
sleuths,
the
police
made
i
jno
arrests.
A
small
but
growing
segment
of
the
clothing
industry
holds
xor
the
crime
'
was
a
test
of
KM,
STEWART
AND
IHT
8,1,11
"
1
people's
at
t1?
e
s
e
average
perception,
and
was
one
iA
A
Jome"
of
the
Items
in
the
Reading
s,hcu'd
h,ave
fTf?
crime
prevention
exhibition.
ityled
a"d
aled
tn.elr
meas:
I
The
xhnw
4
i
iL
)
i
Coquitiam.
11
pm.
'unnTII
Ql'EEN
U
,
li!
flTTE
IKI.ANOh
'nnstratp
,n.,hij...
v
.v--..
hand-me-downs
designed
for
1
iwt,
un.j
.
.
their
taller
sisters.
can
help
the
police
to
keep
the
crime
wave
down.
One
of
the
leaders
in
the
September
1&
15
an.
10
pm.
!
WITH
Ql
FES
mm
ISLANDS
'1
movement,
Murray
Sices
of
New
A
model
house,
known
as
thp
"All
Clear"
JountU
Alonq
White
Cliff
DOVER.
England
W
Five
"p.irs
after
the
war
"all
clear"
"i'l
re')v
iund
along
the
.
-vhit
cliffs
of
Dover.
i
invasion
Ironwork
Is
finally
being
!
-movert
from
cliff
paths
tae-
'
wpc"
nearby
St.
Margarets
Bay
:
and
Dover
town-
A
.
council
official
said
the
ie'sv
was
caused,
bv
the
refusal
of
the
War
Office
to
co-operate
in
plans
for
clearance.
.7
"Burgjar's
Hose1'
was
designed
orlf'
Bav
got
the
idea
when,
to
show
all
the
mistakes
made
5?
was,
detailed
to
lltltt
th
by
people
away
on
holiday
whea;,
:10.SUI1,
A'lgUM,
10
p.m.
K
J.
8KINNEK
Kr'M
,ed.
One
of
the
most
common
mendous
work
and
expense
because
uniforms
had
been
de-
1
fc
RuDert
Agent
VICKERi'lS
DISTIILED
IN
CANADA
AND
IS
DISTRIBUTED
BY
Calvttt
fcenue
pnone
000
downlad-verTising'the
faci
"tot
JSf'"
thC
taller-than-aver-theoc-upants
are
away.
I
SLIMMER
LOOK
This
advertisement
is
not
published
oi
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bond
o
by
the
Government
f
British
Goiumbu.
AS
CKUlfafc
SHIP
BURNED
This
graphic
photo
taken
by
f,
Atkinson,
a
guest
at
the
Tadou-ssac
Hotel,
shows
the
Canada
Steamship
Lines
cruise
ship
ss.
Quebec
at
the
height
of
the
fire
which
swept
the
vessel
Monday
afternoon.
The
ship,
which
burned
with
the
loss
of
seven
Jives
although
over
600
passengers
and
crew
were
aboard,
rushed
t
the
Tadoussac,
Que.,
dock
after
fire
broke
out
as
it
sailed
down
the
St.
Lawrence.
(CP
Photo)
i
Lraworiage
I
rouble
At
Lord's
Castle
i
LONDON
Vi.
Latest
story
Pbout
British
aristocracy
comes
i
from
Lord
Brabazon
of
Tara.
Lie
was
conducting
a
party
cf
Indian
businessmen
round
a
fac-
tory
when
one
of
his
guests,
impressed
by
Lord
Brabazon'p
bearing,
said:
"Oh,
my
lord,
it
is
extremely
Helicopter
Overhauling
Plowman
Unearths
Buffalo
Graveyard
((
V
FHCGM
FLAUOUn
'
.JJ
((
CALGARY
iff)
"We're
in
a
A
unique
overhaul
job
.for
Prince
Rupert
is
being
carried
kind
of
you
to
take
such
trouble
CANADIAN
WHISKY
graveyard,"
a
startled
p'owman
with
us.
I
suppose
if
you
were
flilt
at
nrpcont
&
t
Qon
1
JTntrn
air
.
i
I
l
x
T
-
i
i
a.i
Tint
Viora
Wrtu
nimiM
K
tn
tni
ba?e
on
the
Okanasan
Airways
mimra
ui
n.
eariey
wnen
ma
two
men
began
to
break
'land
ut-ful"u'
l5llc
Bell
helicopter
which
was
land
Lord
Brabazon,
who
lives
in
a
ed
here
a
few
days
ago
by.
Pilot
for
a
garden
in
suburban
Cai-Blll
McLeod
after
havlnat
spent
villa
at
Sandwich,
replied
gaily:
"Well,
as
a
matter
of
fact
I
shouldn't
you
know
we're
having
lot
of
trouble
with
the
drawbridge
the
moment."
since
June
1
engaged
in
cart'-
!
nection
with
topographical
and
A
graveyard
t
was
the
grave-photographic
survey
work
for
yard
oI
thousands
of
buffaloes,
the
Provincial
Department
of
wim
each
furrow
de
b
mint
.
roCn,
three-quarter
acre
garden,
Bar-
DAlICD
llAT.l'
fieffer
Tn
Vancouver
anrwm
be
back
tey
collected
2
600
pounds
of
in
a
week
or
so
to
take
J-he
ship
buffal
f
bones
whlc,h
h
,!d
1
a
out
fertilizer
concern
for
?15
a
ton.
During
the
two
and
a
half
About
7a5
JtJl
months
the
helicopter
has
been
eardn
,of
many
where
Indians
and
whit,
operating
In
the
north
it
has
pounds
men
wrote
one
of
the
blackest
covered
an
area
of
2500
square
in
the
history
of
th
chapters
miles,
the
party
of
twenty
men
west-
ws
here
buffaloes
under
,
Gerry.
Emmerscn
con-
ducting
a
detailed
survey
from
were
slaughtered
by
the
thou-
j
three
main
bases
bttween
the
sand.
.Kirpiox
Valley
and
Meziaden
,
:
:
DISTIU.KI)
IN
CANADA
,
lU.F.NDKn
IN
CANADA
ItOTTLKD
IN
CANADA
i
for
DUNS
WHO
APPRECIATE
THE
FINEST
CANADIAN
WHISKY
FIANKFOtT
USTULHt
(CANADA)
ITB.
,
4
""mm
PREPARED
MUSTARD
i
and
Bowser
Lakes
nortn
o:
NORTHERN
LANDS
!
Stewart.
Flying
hours
for
the
j
helicopter
totalled
280.
The
Yukon
and
Northwekt
ivertisemcnt
i
not
puulishert
or
OTIsplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
government
The
helicopter
landed
on
clear
Territories
comprise
42
per
cent
spots
on
mountain
tops
up
to
an
,
0f
the
land
surface
of
Canada.
J
-
of
British
Columbia
elevation
of'tivoo
ffiet,
meadows
being
favorite
places.
"It
was
like
landing
on
La-Guardia
Field
coming
down
on
the
air
strip
at
Prince
Rupert,"
said
Pilot
McLeod.
The
helicopter
Is
equipped
with
a
178
h
p.
engine.
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
EVERYONE
IS
GETTING
READY
FOR
Chappy
:dhiQ0D
ay:
fllONE
24
222
Second
Ava
v
.
The
Universal
Family:
Shoe
Store
BROADWAY
CAFE
CREPE
SOLED
TWO
STRAP
for
girls.
Smartly
styled
and
exceptionally
long
wearing.
i
Mm
3oys'
Pyjamas
HARD
WEARING
STRIPED
.FLANNELETTE
MATERIAL
SUes
26
-
34.
Pair
$2.75
m
Best
Food
11
JT
only
Cooking
rtnes
inest
Hourt
t
a.m,
to
a
m
for
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
MISSES'
SIZES
12
TO
2V2
BROWN
CALF
OXFORD
for
Boys
or
Girls
Hard
wearing
Neolite
Soles.
I
4
Boys'
Broadcloth
Shirts
FUSED
WINDSOR
COLLAR.
GOOD
QUALITY
BROADCLOTH-WHITE
ONLY.
Sizes
HV2
-
HK2
TO-DAY
COMMONWEALTH
CAPTAIN
MaJ.
Cyril
H.
Frlsby.
V.C.,
of
Guildford,
Surrey,
Ensj.,
has
been
chosen
captain
of
the
British
Commonwealth
team
for
the
International
Tuna
Cup
matches
at
Wedgeport,
N.S.,
$2
80
Rx
$3.30
$3.70
Sizes
5
to
7
8
to
1012
..
11
to
2V2
..
mmmmmm
fc
?7.25
'v(lif
at
j
Sept.
13-16.
A
member
of
the
team
for
the
last
four
years,
he
was
pne
of
the
top
individual
anglers
in
the
1949
matches.
(CP
Photo)
SANSON'S
Boys'
Wool
Jackets
BOYS'
CREPE
SOLED
OXFORDS
VARIETY
SALE
Sizesl
1
to
13
Sizes
1
to
5
$3.85
$4.70
BRIGHT
CHECK
PATTERNS
.
PURE
WOOL
WITH
PLAID
LINING;
Sizes
8-14
years
'.
,
,
;iWERWARE
OIL
HEATERS
BUY
NOW
AND
SAVE!
854.50
and
up
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
at
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.,
LTD.
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RONSON
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
FLATWARE
TRAYS
and
TEA
SETS
THE
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AVENUE
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