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ftr
Mafctoda
Ba.
,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
20,
1953
eastern
Up
of
n.
...
Sir
William
Edmond
Logan,
first
director
of
the
Canadian
geological
survey,
guided
It
from
1843
until
1859.
I
The
first
r
-re
-bred
sheep
irfrc
brouylit
t"
Canada
about
'
J834.
but
there
were
inferior
prades
here
befoi
-
that..
"amed
from
.
QBl
"wis.
,1
meaning
swamnv
.....
1
Sloan
Hands
Down-Reasons
Why
Play
Considered
Obscene
VICTORIA
((Pi
Reasons
why
.
In
this,
whether
the
tendency
of
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
the
matter
charged
as
obscenity
held
that
the
recent
"Tobacco
:
is
to
deprave
and
corrupt
those
Road"
performance
in
Vancouver
whose
minds
are
open
to
such
,,..jc
nhsrpnp
were
handed
down
I
immoral
influences
...
r.......t..
......
Halifax
Housing
Problem
Growing
Worse,
Not
Better
toi..
CHtif
4
A
fit
i.
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Kv
JACK
BEST
Chundian
Press
Stuff
Writer
K;ilurdav
by
Chief
Justice
Our-
!
"This
statement
of
the
law
has
don
Sloan.
been
accepted
and
followed
In
many
instances
by
Canadian
courts.
It
is
manifest
that
the
learned
magistrate,
In
convicting
The
judgment
said
In
part:
"Upon
consideration
of
the
ailiiiuied
or
undisputed
facts
adduced
In
evidence,
concerning
Today
to
Saturday
Kveningg
7;
.
g:05
Matinee
Saturday
2:
p.m.
TOTEM
!
"M.IFAX
h
There
was
little
jubilation
at
recent
ceremonies
I
mardiiig
completion
of
the
first
17
units
of
a
161-unit
housing
I
protect
here.
Instead,
the
occasion
broujifht
sombre
reflection
on
conditions
that
are
steadily
'
the
prcscri
restiendcnt
based.
2
1
f
1
n
(
1;
his
findu.-s
upon
this
properly,
test."
TODAY
7
-
9:00
KOBKRT
RYAN
-
MALA
PlA
in
"CITY
BENEATH
THEtti"
Cape
Race
J
the
most
southeasterly
point
in
Newfoundland,
and
Cape
Ray
is
the
south-westerly
tip.
in;
suoject
matters
of
the
charge,
it
is
my
view
that
the
learned
police
magistrate
reached
the
right
conclusion
thereon
and
I
am
in
general
agreement
with
the
reasons
he
gave
Impelling
him
to
such
conclusion.
"With
deference,
It
is
my
opinion
that
the
learned
County
Court
judge
erred
in
not
applying
the
tcit
of
obscenity
laid
down
1
TW3
6RUT
1
USED
CARS
5TAKS...IN
Ml
action
m::x;zi
u
b:;.
by
Chief
Justice
Cockburn
in
Regina
vs.
Hicklin:
AS
RE.AI
AS"BmtOR0UW!
mm
"
I
think
the
test
of
obscenity
LiLLS
Dressing
For
Two
You'll
love
our
wonderful
collection
of
smart
mater-
JJ
nity
wear.
Priced
reasonably
,
too.
I
I
IIAAII
l
'F
1'
iN
JlIftLLlbUH
growing
worse
instead
of
better.
Since
1939
about
7,000
families
have
moved
into
this
city,
tmt
only
2,000
new
homes
have
been
bunt
wnue
300
have
been
demol:
ished.
It's
estimated
that
It
VM.md
require
5.4U0
more
dwellings
to
relieve
the
shortage
en-j
tireiy.
Alderman
Byron
Hatfield
'chairman
of
the
city's
slum
;
clearance
and
public
housing
committee,
says
there
is
immediate
need
for
1.500
new
homes.
Based
on
a
bureau
of
statistics
finding
of
3.5
persons
to
the
average
Halifax
family,
that
means
'more
than
5
000
of
the
85.000
:
population
are
living
in
substandard
dwellings.
I
Rents
are
at
high
levels.
Some
persons
are
paying
$85
a
month
for
two
rooms
and
rates,
of
$10C
or
more
for
apartments
are
common.
House
rents
are
extremely
:
high.
I
EXPANSION,
DIFFICULT
I
Unlike
many
other
cities,
Hali-;
fax,
on
a
peninsula,
cannot
dc
much
in
the
way
of
expansion.
'
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
city
branch
out
into
adjacent
'
county
areas,
but
suburban
communities
oppose
such
a
move,
j
One
possibility
will
doubtlest
be
exploited
as
the
new
harboi
(bridge
nears
completion.
An
pb-'
undance
of
good,
cheap
land
is
available
on
the
Dartmouth
side.
!
and
It's
expected
that
with
the
elimination
of
the
harbor
bottle-'
neck
there
will
be
a
big
exodus
from
the
city.
City
manager
August
Debard
predicts
that
Dartmouth,
already
a
bustling
town
of
20.000,
will
eventually
become
the
"bedroom"
of
Halifax.
Halifax
had
its
housing
troubles
during
the
war,
when
the
population
of
60,000
nearly
doubled
overnight.
Gainsborough
Picture
Sells
For
$76,000
'49
Anglio
Coach
$495
'39
Austin
Coach
$260
'49
Austin
A-40
Sedan..
$750
'49
Studebokcr
'Overdrive
$1395
'50
Aistin
A-40
Sedan
$1000
'39
Hudson
Sedan
$350
'51
Austin
A-40
Sedan
$1100
'38
Plymouth
Sedan
$395
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
3
Robert
MATERNITY
WEAR
DRESSES
SKIRTS
j
JACKETS
CORSETS
'
CARTER
BELTS
I
BRASSIERES
j
WALLACE'S
!
DEPT.
STORE
j
PrrM-oeenH"'!
he
Yukon
Girl
Guides
at
the
Coronation,
Lena
uzya,
native
of
the
town
of
Old
Crow.
70
miles
north
of
the
Arctic
Circle,
arrives
in
Montreal
en
route
to
London.
She
said
she
hopes
to
visit
the
Tower
of
London
while
in
England.
Girls
Pick
up
Guests
Forcibly
If
Necessary
Kcenan
WYNN
KEITH
IS
tt
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STARTS
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Cartoon
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News
Shows
7
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9:01
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FAMOI'S
PI.AYKRSTHIATI:
LONDON
(CP)
Two
paintings
of
the
18th
century
English
artist,
Tnoma-i
Gainsborough,
were
sold
'
lor
26.UO0
guineas
($76,000)
each
at
Christie's
auction
sale
here.
An
official
for
Christie's
said
It
was
the
highest
price
ever
paid
for
a
Gaiasborough
in
Britain.
Highest
price
paid
anywhere
fur
one
of
the
artist's
paintings
was
$360,000
for
"Harvest
Wagon,"
sold
in
the
United
States
in
1923.
This
work
now
is
believed
to
be
In
Canada.
Gainsborough's
"The
Cottage
Door"
and
"Crossing
the
Ford,"
from
the
Tollemachc
collection,
were
bought
Friday
by
a
London
art
dealer.
He
declined
to
Identify
his
client
although
he
said
both
pictures
will
remain
In
Britain.
It's
THE
Platform
TO
DEPEND
I
PON
lMf
(Mil
Imt4
m
fc
Ommmmm
'
NEW
LIBERAL
Vote
BRUCE
BROWN
June
THE
'53
NASH
RAMBLER
With
custom
accessories
which
cost
hundreds
of
dollars
extra
on
other
cars
now
as
standard
equipment
NOW
AT
A
NEW
LOW
PRICE
Phone
555
for
an
appointment
with
a
sales
representative
of
McLEOD
RAE
MOTORS
Ltd.
12:!!)
Kingsway,
Vancouver,
B.C.
P.S.
Also
5-'51
Nosh
Statesmen's
For
Sole
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Black
846
and
Red
127
TOKYO
(AP)
Unless
you're;
an
expert
at
Judo
or
a
million-,
aire
Itching
for
a
spending
spree,
you'd
better
shy
away
from
Shib-:
uya,
the
strfinghold
of
Tokyo'i
strong-arm
girLs.
!
About
200
cabarets
cluster'
within
a
few
narrow
blocks
In!
the
Shibuya
district.
These
estab-!
lishments
hire
about
1.000
gins!
to
go
out
to
the
streeU
and
pick
up
guests
forcibly
if
they
must,
j
Each
of
the
girls
has
a
man-i
ual
of
field
tactics
giving
in-'
structions
on
how
to
get
customers.
It's
not
a
gentle
art.
A
sample
text
from
the
field
manual:
"When
you
pick
him
up,
crowd
him
from
the
right,
seize
his
right
arm,
then
yell
and
pull
the
Bishop
Fleming
Buried
Tuesday
At
Toronto
APPOINTMENT
OF
OFFICIAL
AGENI
GREER
&
DRIDDEN
LTD.
(Section
i7)
I,
ihc
said
ARTHUR
BRUCE
BROW
nominated
in
the
forcqoinq
nomination
p3pt
TORONTO
(API
Rt.
Rev
Archibald
Lang
Fleming,
69,
known
as
the
Flying
Bishop
for,
hir
flights
over
the
northland
hereby
appoint
PHILLIP
HENRY
LINZEY,
Print
and
sub-Arctic,
was
buried
on
Rupert,
B.C.-,
Broker,
as
my
official
cgenr.
ARTHUR
BRUCE
BROWN,
Candidate.
Tuesday.
Bishop
Fleming,
who
died
of
p
heart,
attack
Sunday,
was
the
See
us
to
discuss
that
new
construction
firs.
Ansrlienn
bishoo
of
the
Arctic
and
he
ministered
to
a
stunned
man
up
without
allowing
him
to
maice
the
least
resistance."
The
captive
"guests"
usually
are
released
after
being
squeezed
of
all
their
money.
Some
times
watches,
coats,
hats
and
other
valuables
are
held
supposedly
to
pay
t$r
their
bills.
The
bills
are
fantastic
anci
are
quickly
swollen
by
the
hungry
and
thirsty
girls.
It's
not
unusual
for
a
"guest's
"
bill
to
reach
$100
after
an
hour
or
so
of
this
sort
of
thing.
oioecse
covering
1.250.000
square
ROM
miles
Inhabited
by
10,000
Eskimo.
He
was
known
by
them
as
In-Nook-Tah-Kaub,
meaning
one
ol
the
family
of
the
Eskimos.
Bishop
Fleming
was
born
in
Greenock.
Scotland,
and
became
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AUCTION
SALE
No.
1
OF
HIGH
CLASS
FURNITURE
Thursday,
Majf
21,
at
2:30
p.m.
Instructed
by
the
owner
who
is
leaving
town.
I
have
caused
to
be
moved
to
the
Auction
Rooms,
Corner
Fourth
Ave.
East
and
MCBride
Street,
and
will
sell
to
the
highest
bidder
the
following
articles:
1
3-pce.
Chesterfield
Suite
(Grey
Wool
Frieze)
1
Crosley
CombinaUuii
itadio
and
Record
1'iayc.
(J-speed)
1
Admiral
Refrigerator
(nearly
new)
1
Enamel
Coal
and
Wood
Range
1
Ennis
Piano;
WTalnut
Coffee
Table
(Duncan
Fyfc)
1
18-inch
KrmiiiKlon
Typewriter
1
Superflame
Oil
Heater
1
Torrhierc
Trilight
Lamp;
1
Table
Lamp
1
Round
Mahopany
Sewing
Tabic
1
Walnut
Sewing
Tabic
1
Complete
Dinner
Service
for
eight
persons
1
Mixmastcr;
1
Walnut
China
Cabinet
1
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite
with
-'i-bcd
and
beautiful
cliiffrobc
1
Cisarette
Stand;
1
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Z
Chrome
Chairs;
1
Simplicity
Washing
Machine
I
Child's
Crib
and
High
Chair.
And
numerous
other
articles.
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LIST
YOl
It
GOODS
FOR
THIS
SALE
BY
PHONING:
Red
127
Black
846
-
or
B.
C.
Messenger
678
GEO.
J.
DAWES
THE
AUCTIONEER
If
3Hrs.
25Min.
You
can
restore
the
GOOD
ROADS
PROGRAM
YOUR
VOTE
FOR
A
LIBERAL
GOVERNMENT
ON
JUNE
9,
WILL:
Kxpand
construction
and
pav-ins:
of
main
Highways.
Provide
a
specific
annual
appropriation
for
construction
and
improvement
of
secondary
roads.
You
can
cut
TAXES
ON
ELECTION
DAY,
JUNE
9,
YOUR
VOTE
FOR
A
LIBERAL
GOVERNMENT
WILL:
Reduce
car
licences
lo
$10.00
a
year.
Eliminate
the
(ax
on
all
meals.
Eliminate
the
tax
on
all
purchases
of
thirty
cents
and
under.
among
the
Eskimos
when
he
was
11.
i
Educated
at
Greenock
acad-!
cmy,
he
came
to
Canada
In
1908
and
entered
Wycllffe
College.
He
spent
two
years
In
Baffin
Land
before
graduating.
He
was
made
n
deacon
In
1912
and
a
priest
In
1913.
A
few
weeks
later
he
sailed
I
I
alone
for
the
Arctic
and
was
stationed
for
two
years
In
Baf-
fin
Land.
j
He
suffered
a
disappointment
i
in
1916
while
on
a
furlough
when
j
told
his
health
was
unsatisfactory
and
that
he
could
not
re
VANCOUVER
$44.85
A
Comult
row
Tr..l
A"
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines,
Phone
795
turn
to
the
Arctic.
He
became
rector
of
the
church
of
St.
John
the
Evangelist
in
Saint
John,
N.B.
In
1927
he
was
appointed
archdeacon
of
the
Arctic
under
five
bishops,
but
five
years
later
the
whole
area
was
made
Into
one
diocese
and
he
was
consecrated
bishop
Dec.
21.
1033.
at
St.
John
s
Cath-sdral,
Winnipeg.
Bishop
Fleming
visited
the
Arctic
annually.
His
di:ese
stretched
from
Aklavlk
to
Lab
rador
and
south
to
Fort
Georgi
You
can
protect
our
SCHOOL
SYSTEM
WILL:
..
,
...
on
Jnmes
Bay.
Bishop
Fleming
was
the
author
of
several
books
and
a
member
of
the
Royal
Geographical
So
Tne
Cm"tlele
Travel
Service
ciety.
1
Hrim:
udditional
litional
rciici
-the
jflov
eminent
You
can
achieve
better
LABOUR
RELATIONS
ON
ELECTION
DAY,
YOUR
VOTE
FOR
A
LIBERAL
GOVERNMENT
WILL:
Restore
the
Lalnmr
Relations
Hoard
to
a
full
time
basis.
9
Assure
action
on
the
Industrial
Conciliation
and
Arbitration
Act
at
the
first
session.
O
Amend
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
in
accordance
with
the
recommendations
of
Chief
Justice
Sloan.
areas
by
m,
xnfK.-
of
Kuucau""
fj
.
.
.
assuming
ouy
t.
for
Summer
Weor
Mammoth
Auction
Sale
Complete
Household
Furniture
Sale
No.
2
Instructed
by
the
owner,
1
have
caused
to
be
moved
for
quick
sale
the
following
articles.
Sale
to
take
place
at
the
Auction
Rooms,
corner
Fourth
Ave.
East
and
McBride
St.,
on
Saturday,
May
23
-
2:30
and
7:30
p.m.
1
Ureal
Radio
Phonograph
12-record
automatic,
in
natural
finish.
'
1
Set
of
Living
Room
Tables,
with
Coffee
Table,
Corner
Table,
Combination
Bookcase,
End
Table
and
Magazine
Tabic
(natural
birch
and
maple
finish).
I
KroVhlcr
Chesterfield
and
two
Chairs
with
slip
covers.
1
Extra
Kroehler
Chair;
One
Hostess
Chair.
1
9-ft
x
12-ft.
Rug
with
Inderfelt.
1
Trilight
Floor
Lamp;
Trilight
Table
Lamp
(wine
finish)
1
TabU-
Lamp
(blue
finish)
4
Pair
Drapes,
Eggshell
color
(newly
drycleaned).
2
Wall
Mirrors
as
new,
24
x
36
inches.
5
Beautiful
Oil
Paintings.
1
6-pce.
Bedroom
Suite;
2
Chests
of
Drawers,
4-drawer.
2
Bedside
Tables
with
matching
lamps.
1
Kindergarten
Set;
One
3-drawer
chest;
1
Blackboard.
I
Large
Crib
and
Mattress.
1
Electrolux
(Dc
Luxe
model
with
all
attachments).
1
Easy
Washing
Machine.
1
Small
Writing
Table
with
2
Chairs;
Kitchen
table
&
chairs.
1
High
Chair;
Kitchen
Step
Stool.
1
Set
American
Encyclopedia;
1
lino
rug,
7
',
4
x
12;
i
Electric
Heaters;
7
Record
Albums
with
50
records;
lot
of
stainless
steeiware;
dishes,
curtain
rods,
Lucite
shelves;
Stromberg-Carlson
battery
radio;
Morphy-Richards
automatic
toaster
as
new;
one
18-inch
typewriter.
NOTE
All
these
goods
are
In
good
condition
and
must
be
sold
GEO.
J.
DAWES
THE
AUCTIONEER
Phones:
Red
127
Black
84
fi
and
B.C.
Messenger
678
costs.
Provide
a
definite
grant
based
unit
f
PP-and
on
a
per
capita
employed
teachers.
Save
H.C.
from
the
n
"
cmt
High
and
Low
Wedg
Foam
Moccasins
Desco
Revelations
.
.
.
with
foam
rubber
Insole
and
arch
support
for
Formula.
the
most
extrem
comfort.
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rJ&heral
CancliJaleS
are
lite
aldeil
in
lite
fid.
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oilier
jifaiiLs
in
our
pfalornu
Cool
.
.
.
Cool
White
for
Summer.
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Footwear
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am
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