Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
October
17,
1950
(Actress
!s
Today
7-9
p.m.
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IN
THE
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South
American
and
African
statuettes
and
objects
of
ancient
art.
She
hopes
to
present
her
impressions
of
France
and
England
in
a
New
York
City
show
some
time
next
year,
painting
from
sketches
in
her
travel
notebook.
Dusty
quit
the
movies
shortly
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Dancing
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Only
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&
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Children
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a
pay
cheque
too?"
Weill
if
If
V.O
o
n
Ka
rinc-tm-,
s
better
this
way
than
to
hear
bombs
taking
it
apart.
Daylight
saving
in
Skrrna
and
Alaska
is
needed
about
as
much
as
a
dog
requires
five
legs.
There
nothing
surprising
in
the
statement
from
Dr.
D.
McC.
Black,
health
director,
that
th?
lack
of
sleep,
experienced
by
children,
is
harmful.
Of
course,
is.
There
may,
in
certain
parts
of
Canada
and
under
well
understood
circumstances,
no
particular
reason
to
protest.
But
to
put
in
effect
anywhere
in
the
north
where
there
are
families,
is
a
prize
nuisance
and
not
without
Not
Fazed
By
PHILIP
CLARKE
PARIS
(API
Ruth
(Dusty)
Anderson,
one-time
cover
girl
and
Hollywood
movie
player,;
has
invaded
Paris
with
an
exhibition
of
her
own
paintings.
She's
out
to
prove
a
pretty
girl
can
paint,
but
she's
frankly
scared.
She
never
studied
art
in
her
life,
and
Paris
critics
are
tough.
Dusty,
now
the
wife.
of
movie
director
Jean
Negulesco,
likes
painting
better
than
movie
acting.
"It's
more
satisfying,
she
told
a
reporter
while
preparing
15
of
her
latest
paintings
for
her
big
show
at
the
leading
Drouant-David
Gallery-
Negulesco,
a
painter
himself,
interested
his
slim,
blue-eyed
wile
in
painting
about
three
jears
ago
while
they
were
on
:
location
for
a
film
In
northern
1
California.
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"At
first
I
just
dabbled
i
around,"
said
Dusty.
"Then
I
got
serious
about
it.
Now
I
put
i
in
about
nine
hours
a
day
at
the
canvas."
i
!
Dusty's
pictures
have
a
light
feminine
touch.
She
shuns
the
,
impressionistic
style
of
most
!
moderns.
"I
frankly
don't
under-:
stand
it,"
she
admitted.
"I
try
to
paint
happy
things
with
lots
of
sunshine,
just
as
I
see
them.
PICTURE
OF
THAMES
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Her
pictures
include
scenes
of
.London's
River
Thames,
conven-Itlonal
flowers
and
fruit,
an
Intriguing
study
of
her
two
Siam-ese
cats
"Jackson"
and
"Pav-j
lova"
and
an
unusual
portrait
of
herself
framed
by
a
window
'of
her
Beverly
Hills,
Calif.,!
home.
The
window
has
glass
shelves'
holding
a
collection
of
Un
-.friui
me
kuuic
laniuy
10
in
Mase
Show
xnd
hit
aiaroprain;
good
time
at
the
Dance
FINE
PRINTING
AT
n
plempnt
nf
dancer.
Phone
24
.
222
Second
after
she
married
Negulesco.
"We
had
no
time
to
Uve,"
sh'
smiled,
"it's
not
good
for
a
mtn
and
wife
to
be
in
the
same
business."
Dusty
starred
In
such
pictures
as
"Cover
Girl."
"A
Thousand
and
One
Nights"
and
a
score
or
more
mystery
thrillers
from
1941
to
1946.
She
was
a
leading
New
York
cover
girl
for
three
years
before
that,
usually
appearing
on
magazine
covers
and
advertising
posters
as
a
wholesome
outdoor
type.
Try
a
Dally'News
Classified.
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SPECIALS
NOW!
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GROCERIES
CONFECTIONERY
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Md
Mob
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KITM
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VtCKtM
fiCAtrt
By
CHIC
YOUNG
TV
C?rgt
MiPhew
Aim
"You
mean
all
this
and
Ray
Reflects
it
and
Reminisce
To
say
newsprint
cost
Is
climb
'is
ing
Is
only
saying
the
same
of
so
i
many
otner
commodities
m
our
everyday
life.
Newsprint
has
been
going
up,
more
or
less
regularly
for
years.
It
Is
more
than
it
twice
now
what
it
was
before
the
war.
'
Canada's
forests,
despite
their
immensity,
feel
the
demands
already
enacted
In
the
I
it
United
States.
It
may
be
said
j
the
greatest
users
are
the
American
I
publishers.
A
single
copy
of
1
some
of
their
special
editions
runs
into
hundreds
of
pages.
The
papers
are
read
by
150,000,000
population,
always
alert
for
the
latest
news
and
the
giant
presses
look
north
for
something
to
consume.
That
emergency
landing
on
a
mudbank,
on
the
Skeena
River
epposite
Mile
51,
last
week,
was
part
of
a
flier's
duties
of
course.
Railroaders
.helped
the
airmen
and,
within
a
few
hours,
thf.
plane
was
again
in
air
and
going
strong,
"with,
no
damage
and
no
one
hurt.
That's
all
very
fine
but
the
landing
field
question
in
this
wide
and
rugged
land
is
still
far
from
settled.
There
has,
In
fact,
been
considerable
luck,
linked
with
professional
skill
in
continuing
to
keep
so
free
of
casualties.
.
,
Whnf.
onpc
im
must
nnmn
Hnwn
'
a
Tlri
itc
a
mattar
nf
enrna
Imnnr.
tance
to
know
Just
how
and
where
you
return.
And
just
as
fighting
In
Korea
appears
to
be
gradually
tapering
off,
Joe
Louis,
back
in
the
United
States
plans
on
starting
another
conflict.
This,
of
course,
will
be
semi-private,
but
all
engagements
may
be
witnessed
by
anyone
with
the
price.
Those
returning
from
vacation
usually
say,
to
start
with
"it's
so
grand
to
be
home."
Doubtless,
in
the
majority
of
cases,
it's
meant.
But
there
must
be
some
who
feel
they
must
say
something,
and
let
it
go
at
that.
For
they
can
think
of
other
places
they
would
prefer
to
be
indefinitely.
But
it's
i
not
convenient.
Piece
by
piece,
the
warehouse
is
goingto
Edmonton.
It's
looking
that
way
more
and
more.
No
!
one
in
Prince
Rupert
likes
to
see
j
it,
but
what's
to
be
done?
Nearly
half
has
been
already
dismantled.
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