AGE)
sKTmsn
king
pusrs
dish
ror&I'
ta
atte;ii
clashes
with
enmmor.Trs
In
a.
preparatory
school.
Prlncs
Rqp?rt
Doilv
News
Monday,
October
30,
1950
1
1
.
His
marriage
to
Princess
Vic-
fed
EC
I
Called
H
0.
T-
Perj-y,
StM,
who
to
n.w
,
has
i-ffled
a
twt-''
egular
meeting
of
council
of
the
Brt,
iJ
r;v,0roi
Association
of
antique
silver,
of
which,
he
possessed
a
magnificent
coliea-tion
consisting
chiefly
of
historic
Swedish
pieces.
Besides
these
two
special
hobbies,
he
which
despite
severe
strains
toria
took
place
in
Karlshuhe
on
House
as
well
as
performances
were
maintained
during
both
of
September
20,
1881.
The
follow-
at
the
Royal
Opera.
He
was
a
the
two
World
Wars.
It
was
also
ing
year
a
son
was
born,
the
discriminating
reader,
special-
an
era
of
steady
Industrial
ex-
new
King,
Qustaf
Adolf
VI.
A
tehng
in
biographies.
In
his
spaie
pansion
and
deep
going
social
rp-
second
son,
who
was
given
the
hurs
especially
late
in
life,
he
forms,
which
together
greatly
name
of
Wilhelm
and
the
title
found
relaxation
in
embrolder-
had
a
third:
bridge,
which
ti
raisea
tne
living
standard
qf
the
01
UUKe
or
soaermaniand,
was
"g.
He
was
also
a
connoisseur
played
adroitly,
Lr
!4
and
the
annual
f
live
fur
Nov
uweaisn
people.
.
Dorn
on
June
17,
1884.
A
third
King
Gustaf
had
qualities
son,
Prince
Erik,
died
at
an
early
which
stood
him
In
good
stead
age.
In
her
middle
age,
the
as
a
ruler.
An
attitude
of
com-
queen's
health
began
to
fail.
A
:s
.
-i
jt
Vancouver
men
sense
stamped
his
whoie
respiratory
ailment
forced
hex
approach
he
had
a
realistic,
to
live
ln
a
warmer
climate
than
clear
eye
for
the
essential
sis-
(
that
of
Sweden
and
she
spent
nificance
of
political
events,
the
better
part
of
many
yea.s
rEYOUR
home
at
Capri
or
in
Rome,
where
she
til
youth,
he
witnessed
the
rise
of
modern
democracy
and
as
a
monarch
he
had
to
be
died
on
April
4,
1930.
NO
CORONATION
JUST
ARRIVED!
BOYS'
FUR
TRIMMED
Parka
Jackets
Sizes
ft
18
'
in
Beige,
Brown
and
Green
I
4K
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3J
l,
I
,
CZ3
AGAINST
BOLDIERS
TURN
HUNTERS
Soldier
take
up
g
ins
In
Pelee
Island's
pheasant
shoot.
Maj.-Qen.
Chris
Vukes
geU
a
light
from
Brig.
Qeoffrey
W
alah
while
Brig.
J.
A.
W.
Bennett,
left,
and
Lt.-Ueij.
Guy
Biinonds
look
on.
The
group
pitched
c
imp
In
a
grove
on
the
Lake
Erie
island
and
potted
birds
flushed
towards
them.
Maj.-Oen.,V
jkes,
commander,'
Western
Army
Command,
was
given
"freedom
tf
the
Island."
CP
PHOTO)
FRASER
AND
PAYNE
IE
COLD
ne
c-ounlry.
At
the
time
of
his
vleldine
eracefullv
he
m.
ahlo
to
StS
the
retlgWeaofah
'SriK'8
throne.
Blended
with
his
real-'"
f
Z"L
Th
?.
askln8
"
nave
the
traditional
ism
was
another
trait
which
contZted8
much
this
SS
SJT1
jr7,
T'
When
he
was
offlclally
Pfo-hiimor
larltyhU
keen
saving
sense
of
nounced
monarch
In
the
Haii
rr"i'arv'Qf
tne
Realm
in
the
Royal
Pal-
Forel-n
dqHcv
-nd
and
in
these
fields
his
personal
i9h'8
f"
ehr
ed
"
a
influence
was
sometimes
con-
"fhL8'
w?Ue
thfv.e-r7ln-e
robe
was
draPed
Qver
lne
ba::
siderable
esDeciallv
eSpeClaily
in
ln
critical
cnUcal
'
iSinn4
situations.
.of
the
throne,
instead
of
on
the
king,s
snouUiers
same
ar.
From
the
strain
between
Swe-
rangement
has
been
repeated
den
and
Norway,
which
culm'.-
ever
since
at
the
annual
nnen-
Fyrnace
Repairs
J
Renewals
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
W
BLACK
884
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RENTALS
,nated
In
a
peaceful
dissolution
ings
of
the
Kiksdag,
at
which
PHONE
ui
wieir
union
n
xauo,
B.ing
uus-
the
king
delivers
his
address
taf
received
an
Important
part
from
the
thrdhe,
which
is,
in
Of
his
early
political
education,
pffpnt,.
the
trnvprnmpnt's
nrn-
608
Third
Ave.
W.
OVER
BROADWAY
CAFE
!At
that
time
he
was
Crown
eram
and
rennrt
nn
thp
stale
1
Prince
of
both
countries,
and
0f
the
nation.
This
King
Gustaf
actually
bore
the
brunt
of
the
continued
to
do
for
42
years,
dispute,
his
father
being
aged
but
at
the
ceremony
on
Janu-
and
ailing.
He
had,
however,
the
ary
11,
1950,
he
felt
too
weak
vision
to
see
that
in
the
Ions;
to
attend,
and
his
oldest
son,
run
it
would
be
useless
to
resort
crown
Prince
Gustaf
Adolf,
read
to
military
means.
On
many
sub-
the
address,
standing
beside
the
oss
6i
High
Gloss
i
i
t
.
gequeui,
ucccuuoiis
in
political
,
thronp
k-.y
Deauiiiui
rmrs
j
affairs
he
took
the
same
con-
erior
decorating.
ICK
DICING
As
"Mr.
G."
King
Gustaf
was
wiely
known"
for
his
participa-i
tion
In
many
sports,
especially
i
tennis.
From
his
first
visit
to
dilatory
attitude
whjch,
however,
was
far
from
lacking
ii
determination
and
firmness.
As
a
monarch
and
the
symbol
of
THOMPSON
WARE
CO.
LTD.
Swedish
national
unity,
he
gradually
became
a
personification
of
the
stability
and
continuity
of
his
country's
political
devel
England
in
1878
he
brought
back
a
keen
liking
for
"the
white
sport,"
which
he
helped
to
Introduce
and
popularize
in
Sweden
and
which
he
reluctantly
gave
up
only
a
few
years
before
'I
opment.
.
'
King
Qustaf
was
born
June
in,
his
death.
Hunting
was
another
JOHN
H.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
1858,
His
father,
King
Oscar
II.
.
game
in
which
he
showed
great
was
a
grandson
of
the
firs",
persistency
and
accuracy.
Find-B!r,"tte'
marsh'?1
f
,Franc!
mg
pleasure
in
shooting
moose,
COMMONWEALTH
COMRADES
Servicemen
o!
two
Dominions
serving
under
the
United
nations
flag
got
together
on
board
H.M.C.S.
Cayuga
during
trie
destroyer's
visit
tq
Tokyo.
This
navy
photo
shows,
left
to
right.
Fit.
Sgt.
Benny
Proulx
of
St.
Boniface,
Man.,
member
of
R.C.A.F.
420
squadron
flying
the
air
lift
to
Japan;
Driver
Norman
Bancroft
of
Perth,
Australia,
and
PO.
Alex
Murray,
New
Westminster,
B.C..
Cayuga
crew
member.
(CP
PHOTO)
ULGER
uer
wapuieon
B,,a
rnnce
oi
hare
and
game
birds
he
was4
'K
wn
later
oecauie
of
the
J-"""-
one
strongest
advocates
King
of
Sweden
under
the
name
of
strlct
game
lawg
m
the
eoun.
CTOMETRIST
l"llucs
Aiv:
rv
Fishina
from
nn
nnpn
rinrv
While
'Still
in
his
cradle,
Gus-
was
another
of
his
diversions,
totf
'recleved
the
title
of
Duk-i
He
also
liked
motoring.
Eminent
Church
Visitor
Is
Here
mmnm
HMCS
Sioux
Aids
Carrier
oi
varmiana.
uurjng
nis
nrsi
King
Gustaf's
interest
were
in
Bulger
Ltd.
10
years
be
was
trained
at
home
quite
varied.
Music
delighted
Third
Avenue
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Kohse
re-
by
special
tutors,
but
ln
1868
ha
him
enormously
for
many
year3
was
enrolled
in
the
private
Bes-
he
was
a
patron
of
the
Academy
kow
Day
School
In
Stockholm,
of
Music,
and
he
regularly
at-
Iinportant
ecclesiastical
visitor
turned
by
plane
today
to
Van-
TOKYO
0)
The
Canadian
destroyer
Sioux
accompanied
the
ine
iirst
member
of
the
Swe-
tended
recitals
In
the
Concert
See
Ihe
Skeena
From
the
Stage!!
Leave
Prince
Rupert
9:30.
.M.
Arrive
Terrace
;
1:20
P.M
Leave
Terrace
6:15
P.M.
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
10.00
P.M.
in
Prln
Rupert
this
week
will
couver
after
spending
the
week-be
Rev.
Father
Michael
O
Ryan,
end
In
the
city.
British
aircraft
carrier
Theseus
in
a
tour
of
air
support
duty
I
I
Aiiiiiicv
r
-
r,
I
1
Ale
Haig
returned
to
the
el'y
-assistant-
general
of-
-the
Oblate
Fathers
of
Mary
Immaculate,
I
BEST
'
ilniiR
(he
Korean
coast
during
the
last
two
weeks,
it
has
been
lit
-
""TM.
i
I
by
plane
Saturday
after
a
brief
visit
in
Vancouver.-
Bgt.
J.
Fossum,
RCMP,
return-1
ed
Saturday
from
a
trip
to
the
I
CHILLY
p----J
i
Plumbing
diiclosed
Th
action
-as
made
known
when
Hear
Admiral
William
Andrews,
commander
of
the
Dom-pionwealth
fleet
in
Korean
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
BUS
IS
BEST!
Yes
We
Carry
Express!!
Phone
555
for
Information
who
will
be
here
(n
the
course
of
an
inspection
tour
of
English-speaking
Oblate
houses
In
Can
ada.
Father
O
Ryan,
whose
headquarters
are
In
Rome,
is
spending
two
months
In
Canada.
Such
a
visitation
as
this
is
made
about
every
six
years.
Father
F-.Rayner,
O
M
I
,
and
Bather
O.
P.
Mohan.O.M.I..
of
J.
Steenbergen,
provincial
as
sessor,
SUlieo
mi
n
thH
wnrk
of
the
14000-ton
car
Camosun
for
a
trip
to
Stewart
r(cr
'
on
official
business.
',
VAISOH
ISLAND
STAGES
LTD
(HONE
108
Piince
Rupert
drove
today
to
the
L.
M.
Felsenthal
Is
leaving
by
mi,s
i.rna
Howe
and
M's
NCE
RUPERT
Wednesday's
plane
for
a
weetc
s
n,mn
Webster
returned
to
trip
to
Seattle.
interior
to
meet
Father
ORyan
at
Terrace,
where
he
spent
the
week-end.
and
will
bring
him
on
in
here.
-
The
visitor
'will
be
here
for
a
cilv
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vanoou
ver.
I'MBING
HEATING
IT'S
LATER
X
H
!
CI
H
NAM
OH
BUNS
THERE
IS
NOTHING
MORE
APPETIZING
THAN
POSCHUMAR
few
days
before
proceeding
to
Michael
KntCKcr,
manager
of
the
Fi:
h
Oil
D'-partnient
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association,
sailed
lubt
nipht
on
the
Camann
for
a
bus!-'
iu-sK
trip
to
Vancouver.
fat
Office
Bldg.
Vancouver.
-
,
;
October
26,
1940
Sneaking
on
the
situation
In
:
rsr
it
Aim
.uriin
r
r
id
riMMAunM
pi
ikic
Doll
Clothes
Show
v'Ret:
S'-KUiley
of
Aiyansh.
wlio
the
Western
Mediterranean,
Qr.i
.
TV-
tuv
nun
aistc
Trtrtl
Gets
Historic
Homes
-W
,;'
'
Sturdy
returned
,ti
.thty
last
weeH
Bertram
Thomas,
O.0.B.,
told
an
-:
.i
i
rrn
ii
i
ccUi
LONDON
BTbe
faTnouscol-
ftrtnVa're'rvlrii'iV'lie
went:
audience
at
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
lection.
oL
historical
.dotbea.
and
1
to
awm
Anglican
umca
m;t-,
nU
tnaj
uiorauar
,.hii,i-
t,
,-hiPh
nwri
t.n
be
ish
Columbia
Synod
sessions,
ffoval
Navy
control
the
vital
MM
B
CLOTHES
housed
at
the
London
Museum
is
sanea
oy
meuraoii
iuh
iu-hu
enrouto
back
to
Atyansh
wlioro
gateway
of
the
Mediterranean.
The
Royal
Navy
could
not
be
defeated
nor
could
Gibraltar
be
conquered
fro
mthe
land
or
sea.
KtxdxiJjy
T-r-
v-
ho
ia
stutiunad
as
Anglican
rihurjh
missionary.
iMoors
and
Out!
"0w.
Value
Priced!
W!
All
Sizes!
OIL
HEATER
II
Oil!
rS4
(
1
vrWI
if
(
Chilly,
rqiny
doyj
.
.
.
cool
Fall
evenings
,
.
cold
Winter
weqther
,
,
.
then
being
transferred
to
Kensington
Palace,
where
Quwn
Victoria
was
born
and
Queen
Mary
lived
fo1'
fMue
years.
One
room
ln
Lancaster
House,
next
door
to
Princess
Elizabeth's
London
home,
Is
being
set
aside
for
children.
Here
a
costly"
collection
of
doll's
houses
and
toys
will
be
on
view.
For
mothers
there
is
an
exhibit
of
royal
coronation
robes
and
historic
theatrical
costumes.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
ft
I
A
A
i
is
when
you
need
the
right
omount
of
pleasont
wormth
,
,
,
then
is
when
its
a
Measure
to
own
a
Coleman)
31
For
when
the
house
get
chilly
.
.
.
one
match
lights
your
Coleman,
and
you're
-
1
i
comfortable.
No
shoveling
nq
ashes.,
no
fire-building
TORONTO
it
j
r
WHITER
WILL
SOOII
BE
WITH
US!!
HOW
IS
THE
TIME
NOV.
14
to
22
So
NOW
Is
the
time
ta
.
njoy
a
Coleman
Heater.
See
Our
Di$play
Prince
Rupert
J.
Fr'ascr,
Forcher
Istnpd:
Sgt.
0"'Ti(
ar
Siit.
Ffwm-
Prince
Albert;
T.
A.
V.
Tremblay,
H.
n,(!hnm
and
L
A.
Ilorncastle,
Victoria:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
Monk'
nwn,
Barret
Point;
W.
C.
I.yon,
P
F.
O.
Po'vei'i
A!
P.
Gardner
and
R
Reid.
Vancouver;
,M''.
Pnrt
Mrs.
Bindley,
Alice
Aim:
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
V,
Brown,
Columbia
Cellulose:
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LOW
PRICE
J
9
9
5
Sox
ni
V
,nDreofc
ROUND
TRIP
Sleeping
and
Dining
Car
Accommodation
at
Usual
Rates
TICKETS
ON
SALE
RETURN
LIMIT
from
all
stations
in
British
Lv.
TORONTO
Columbia
NOV.
6
to
13
incl.
up
to
and
Incl.
NOV-
23
wu
Full
n'ocmalion
(rm
Any
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J.
M.
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ivth.
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