Us
Velvet
is
Leader
j
and
talent.
Figures
re
re-j-vealed
in
bathing
suits,
poLse
in
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
August
30,
19J0
Small
Tov;n
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CoiChlt
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By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
.
Canadian
Press
tSaff
Writer
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LADIES
SLIPS
Nationally
Advertised
11
Good
Loo!(crs
By
James
P.
Hackett
ATLANTIC
CITY,
II
(AP
-'
There
are
more
good-looking
girls
in
small
towns,
than
i
big
cities.
Arid
that'
.not
because
there
are
more
small
towns
than
.there:
we
big
cities,
either.
Proof
of
this
beauty
pudding
I
tod
the
sweet
Jmeu
P
"
kitchen
fvening
gowns
and
talent
on
the
stage
of
huge
Convention
Hall.
Face
has
taken
on
less
Importance
in
recent
years,
much
to
the
dismay
of
spectators.
Many
yolce
their
disappointment
in
the
selection
0
Miss
America,
arguing
any
number
of
the
other
girls
are
"pretyer."
'
Jii?
judges
mark
score
cards
on
personality
atjer
breakfasting
three
mornings
with
the
-contestants.
Pur-Ing
the
public
showing,
the
scorecards
are
marked
for
igure,
-poise
and
talent.
The
J5
girls
with
the
highest
cumber
of
points
become
finalists.
They
are'
scored
all
ovr
again
until
fiye
are
chosen.
From
the
fiye,
Miss
America
is
selected.
LONDON
(P
Velvet,
with
1U
'sumptuous
femininity.
Is
In
the
1
forefront
among
London's
fall
i
fashions.
i
The
big
ten
of
Britain's
fashion
world
make'u.se
of
it
for
everything
from
crinoline
evening
gowns
to
day
suits,
accessories
M
'
A.V.rinUS
bV
,
rlman'j
mustard
&
promise
of.
taste.
L
free
rec,pe
and
gloves.
Velvet
Jackets
with
plaid
5u-le!le
,
Pacemaker
3'00
and
;.
Formula
4.00
each
FRASER
&
PAYNE
L
L01ID
skirts
are
the
choice
for
day
wear.
These
are
proving
more
popular
than
the
all-velvet
suit,
w
m
the
loqktng.
It's
getting
oo
to
Miss
America
(time
again,
and
this
year
most
of
the
entrants
are
from
-mail
towns.
Oh
yes,
there
are
some
big
city
girls
in
.the
contest.
As
usual,
54
girls
will
compete
in
the
Miss
Afl?erlca
pageant
Crom
September
4
to
September
8.
They'll
repreent
46
states
ALASKA
HIGHWAY
Public
camping
grounds,
service
stations
and
other
facilities
are
provided
at
250-mlle
Inter
1
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1
:
'
!
'
-
,
.
u
l
-
f
3.
.
-
.
'
1
'
,r"
i
-
if'
vals
or
less
along
the
Alaska
BROADWAY
CAFE
highway-
(Rhode
Island
and
West
Virginia
are
missing);
four
cities.
Wash
--r-
-s--
(
ington,
D.C.,
New
Vorfc,
Phila
delphia
and
Chicago;
and
an-
aaa,
Alaska,
Hawaii
jtnd
Puerto
Tk.tyi
Best
Food
as
the
old
problem
of
rubbed"
skirts
Is
avoided.
Norman
Hurtnell,
the
Queen's
designer,
shows
two
flare-skirted
fl.td
coats,
in
black
velvet
with
melon-shaped
elbow
cuffs
of
white
ermine
and
mutation
mink
respectively.
These
are
matched
to
detachable
neck
ties.
.
Hartnell
uses
yelvet
in
cocktail
dresses,
evening
gowns,
negligees,
hats
and
gloves.
(
1
A
beautiful,
full-skirted
even
,
Ins'
dies
with
matching
jacket
ripnor0fprt
in
open-work
flowers
outlined
by
rose-colored
bead-
li
Velour
Is
equally
popular.
with
velvet
and
wears
better
in
travel
clothes.
A
full-length
velour
cape
by
Ronald
Paterson,
in
ginger,
reversing
to
black,
U
equally
suitable
for
day
or
even-ng
wear.
A
startling
innovation
Is
the
full,
loose
coat
In
black
and
vhite
rhefkerboard
velvet.
r$
TAXI
ico.
They
will
vie
for
the
Miss
America
title
won
last
year
by
Jacque
Mercer
of
Phoenlxvllle.
'ACK
720
Ariz.
The
winner
will
be
dubbed
"Miss
America,
1951"
instead
of
"1950V
.
,
j
The
change,
was
made
so
the
Hour-
?
mo.
to
,1
i.m
for
Toke-Home
Orders--Phon
00
,3,
4
New
and
Reliable
title
would
he
up
to
date
during
L
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Trf
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W
1
1
.
LOCAL
COLOR
Crew
members
of
426
Squadron,
of
the
RCAF
now
flying
the
Pacific
airlift
from
McChord
Field,
Wash.,
to
Japan,
didn't
.have
much
time
for
the
far
eastern
terminus
before
their
return
flight,
but
did
manage
to
take
brief
sight-seeing
;
trips
in
Tokyo.
This
RCAF
photo
shows'
Fit.
Lt.
E.
J.
Boland
of
Montreal,
left,
a
navigator,
and
Fit,
Lt!
A.
J.
P.
Byford
of
Ottawa,
with
a
local
character
they
encountered.
(CP
Photo
t
b
COW
BAY
me
reign
or
the
winner.
To
get
back
to
the
small
town
beauty,
here's
a
preview
on
some
of
the
girls.
.
Did
a
girl
from
Cleveland
or
!
RY
US
OUT!
JHONE
79
PHONE
79
r
i
OH
COKTAltS
Velvet
evening
euits
with
1
!
beaded
rever
and
cuffs,
fitted
Iconts
and
full
skirts
make
a
rich
Cincinnati
win
the
'Miss
Ohio"
,
title?
No,
sir,
it
was
19-year-old
Irene
Farren
of
Grand
River.
How
about
Louisiana?
,
New
Or-!
leans,
you
say.
Jione.
IVfi
Rowena
I
Taliaferro
of
Winnsboro
who
.A
wtxlfatt
represents
the
state.
r.
-
Canada's
entrant
is
19-year-'
old
Margaret
Eleanore
Bradford
of
Windsor.
Ont.
(dod.
los.onoi.
i"mnrrT?
cocktail
ensemble.
A
midnltfht
blue
velvet
dinner
suit
i"'th
rar;,ow.
three-ouarter-lrnpth
cuffed
sleeves,
has
a
dramatically
-
scooped
neckline
The
back
neckline
.stands
un
like
the
stiffened
collar
of
an
18th-century
shoulder
cape,
the
front
scoons
In
a
hlph
sweeoing
curve
crrfini
!n
a
narrow
V.
This
reveals
a
high-necked
!
liAirlLJjJ
prompt
and
Courteou.'
Here
to
Serv
V'OU
FROM
ALASKA
One
girl
went
a
long
way
to
get
hito
the
Miss
America
cop-test.
She's
Maxlne
Cothern,
born
in
Portales,
New
Mexico,
23
years
ago.
She
attended
Grace-land
CoUege
at
Lamoni,
Iowa,
and
will
come
to
the
pageant
from
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
as
that
territory's
first
competitor.
Of
the
45
girls
selected
to
com
wore
Cafe
Pjanuary
HOURS
Weekdays
-
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
i'.y
and
Good
Food"
sis
?
-
r
1
olrt
in
trie
blouse
which,
when
the
'
InrMr
W
removed,
is
found
to
be
Packless.
.
.
i
pprvular
skirtlines
are
the
prac.ir.k
un
at
the
front
and
('"wn
at
the
back
and
the
petal
Hrt
ThP
intle"
U
esoec'pllv
effective
with
alternate
velvet
lor
Send-Out
Orders
David
Chow.
Mgr.
WRATH
ALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camera
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
pete
there
are
24
brunettes,
16
1
blondes,
four
black
-haired
and-one
red-haired.
I
To
get
the
iurie-PR
'nnri
ne
Mloo
and
satin,
or
velvet
and
taffeta,
petals.
111
.
-"
'-
JV
I
America,
the
winner
must
not'
'
nnlv
nlaacA
witvi
fir...-
t
Kodaoolor
and
Kodachrome
j
'
(p
,
TRANS-CANADA
HIGHWAY
The
present
Trans-Canada
highway
has
no
Rrade
in
excess
of
five
per
cent
and
no
curve
in
excess
of
four
degrees.
,
&
-".
"sine
ttnu
luce,
vi'l
but
she
must
show
poise,
per-
,
sonallty
and
talent.
All
the
girls
'
are
judged
on
that
basis,
the
-
.
.
a
public
viewing
the
figure,
poise
Film.
Developing,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
320
3rd
Ave.
W.
n
SWJMMINO
CHAMPIONS
-
This
Camp
Chickopi,
Ont.,
team
set
the
only
Dominion
record
at
the
Canadian
Open
Swimming
championships
in
Verdun,
Que.
The
trio,
from
left
to
right
are"
Tom
Benner,
Oerry
Nay
and
Bumpy
Jones,
all
from
Detroit
They
bettered
the
Canadian
mark
in
the
senior
men's
440-yard
free
style
relay
vent
with
a
time
of
3:40.1.
They
also
won
the
300-yard
m?dly
"Ue-
(CP
PhotoV
122
VKffl
FINE
PRINTING
at
Z$
REGAL
PRINTERS
irZrfj
PJI0NE
24
222
Second
Av,
SOON!!'
Get
All
Your
Supplies
At
oulfy
Furnace
n
Moke
Your
Bills
Soar.
.
.
.
"ffhaul
your
furnace
ACT
1
t
Nutlr-
of
liitriillnn
to
apply
,
to
I.m-f
Mud
In
the
Atlln
Land
Recording
t)U-trlrt
of
British
Columbia,
and
attu-te
on
the
Atlln
Townslte
Lake
ahore
troirtiMtp
between
Hlh
and
Low
water
mark,
and
fronting
on
Lake
Street
near
the
foot
of
Rank
Street,
tind
laying
beneath
the
present
Wharf
Structure.
Take
notice
that
I.
Harper
Reed.
Prospector,
of
Atlln,
B.C.,
occupation
Propectlng,
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lends:
Commencing
at
Post
No.
1.
Words
There
Bui
Meaning
Escapes
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
j
J.
D.
Green,
A.
Snellenberg
T
Clough.
R.
Brvan.
j.
h
W1U-'
iams.
R.
J.
Smith.
Opnr-e
roh
!
you'll
be
Ready
when
wasters
Ruar!
LQNDON
Clause
76
of
the
Vancouver;
c.B.
Rabbin
Van'i
Shoos
Bill,
the
'text
of
which
wss:dernof;
C.
M.
Sare
belnfr
Its
Easterly
avt-rijr
Cor.
vur.
thence
inenw
inn
Nor
-
i
-
-
t
A
X
rn:
it
t
r
f.-t-weteriy
loo
it.
tissued
today,
stipulates,
among
iott,
Vancouver;
R.
Ram-
'
ineriy
60
i
'li.-L
LL
Southerly
SO
ft.
Easterly
100
ft.
all
As
long
as
the
present
rail
strike
continues
nuire
,or
leaa
to
commencement
point.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Its
EaKtnrly
Corner,
near
crossing
of
l.nke
street
and
Rank
Street
Northerly
60
ft.
Westerly
100
ft.
thence
Southerly
60
feet;
thence
Easterly
100
feet
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
6000
area
Jeet
more
or.
lesa.
Use
of
area
to
be
for
Lake
Boat
Shelter
Dock.
t
HARPER
REED.
August
1st,
1050.
(330)
WIICfMEIII
if
We
are
not
taking
any
cleaning
or
pressing
at
present
We
shajl
attend
to
efficient
service
.
on
-Tailoring,
Alterations
and
Repairing
New
Fall
Samples
have
just
arrived.
Order
now
for
better
choice
II
II
0
THE
TAILOR
Box
286'
220
-
6th
St.
Phone
649
oiner
thUigs,
that:
rr.
"--".
m,
ana
Mrs.
Where
under
any
Act
passed
o
'Tti
W
Vrk
City;
Lt'
CoL
before
this
Act
there
is
power
tn
ocatue-
..
I
affect
Acts
passed
or
in
force
'
before
a
particular
time
and
that
j
an
Act
passed
or
In
force
before
would,
but
for
the
passing
that
time
and
notwithstanding
i
of
this
Act,
have
included
power
that
the
terms
of
this
Act,
apart
to
change
the
law
which
is
re-
from
this
sub-section,
are
not
'
produced
in
this
Act,
then
that
(
such
as
to
render
that
power
i
power
.
shall
Include
power
to
applicable."
iriak4
such
provision
as
will
se-
j
The
measure
consolidates
the
'
'cure
the
like
change
In
the
law
i
Shops
Acts,
1912
to
1933,
and'
as
reDroduced
In
this
Act
not-1
other
ennrrmnnfo
ointi.,'
.
I
et
Metal
Ltd.
for
"Iron
Fireman"
Ave-
Black
887
;
t
3
f
withstanding
that
this
Act
Is
not
shops.
you
will
be
able
to
make
great
savings
at
MAIISOH'5
SPECIAL
SALE
All
of
our
stock
of
Community
Plate
and
it,
1847
Flatware
may
be
obtained
at
their
previous
prices.
Sanson's
Jewellery-
CAFE
SERVING
THE
B.C.
COAST
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
PlffiA
...
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
LSSET
"W"lK
Kl'rEUT
OPEN
FROM
S:M
PM.
TO
S:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
PRT
CLEMENTS
JUSICATLA
QUEFJ
CHARLOTTE
CITY
ALLIFORD
BAY
CUMSHEWA
INLET
mXm;T
w'a
Wept
Thursday
and
Sunday
.
Furniture
Fashions
SPECIAL
FOR
THIS
WEEK
Chests
of
Drawers
UNPAINTED
iUCE
ARM
r,tI(E
RUPERT
STEWART
SCHOOL
TIME
AT
W
.
Ha.
M
.M'VaJ
S
W
0,09
AM,
Dom's
Dept.
Store
3
Drawers
30"
x
17"
x
32"
High
$15.00
4
Growers
30"
x
17"
x
38"
High
$19.00
Mr.
&
Mrs.
6-Drawers
58"
x
17"
x
32"
High
$30.00
Pn.
1CKETS
INFORMATION
FAVm)SS
lFMri...-
lungs
Plate
0y
$cd0ram5
Sure
r
vnAKLUJ
It
AIRLINES
LTP.
For
the
Boys'
and
Girls'
School
Clothing,
it
will
Pay
You
to"
See
Our
Lorge
Selection.
We
Guarantee
Quality
at
no
Extra
Cost
For
All
Your
School
.Supplies
Visit
Our
Downstairs
Store
.
O
You
May
Have
the
Above
Chests
Finished
In
Clear
Gloss
Lacquer
For
$2
Extra
per
Piece
CHRISTIE'S
Wo'odbilt
Products
Cor.
1
st
Ave.
&
Mcr3ride
:Phone
Blue
720
Ki'lQS&
Christopher
pld9.
A')'
Freiaki
nn
.n
ci:La.
.
1
P
Jhi
.adVArti-emeot
is
rot
published
or
displayed
by
Jh
J.iiuor
Control
Pogrd
or
,by
the
Government
of
JUritiih
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