Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
W'-Hinesday,
January
H,
1953
SCREEN
FLASHES
;
The
nrt
ol
making
gla
bottles,
end
drinking
glasses
wai
known'
DfllAf
to
the
Romans
early
in
tie
first
LA"
I
J
If
5
,
SPECIAL
COVRSK
!
OXK-OkD.
England
(W
,
jCiu,dlr
arc
among
u.
I
attend
a
p..eij
u
Council
court
Cm
wealth
studio
here
n..xt
2
a
Coronation
year
event
t
iare
Proleswr
)
ti
n'f
S
Carieton
College.
On
,.
Dr.
c.
w,
L.nmbedv
WALLIN
NAMED
VICE-PRESIDENT
In
election
of
office!
s
to
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
recently.
A
Wallln
was
named
Vice-piesldent.
Mr
Walllns
name
and
post
were
Inadvertantly
ommitted
from
an
earlier
news
story
of
the
election
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1
Century.
area
of
Ceylon
annual
rainfall
Tlie
monsoon
has
an
ovrage
Bf
135
inches.
vcrsny
oi
Ha.sKaleliew,,n
TOI.
!):.1
SUSAN
Willi
NKY
in
"THE
MIRACLE
OF
OUR
LADY
OF
FATIMa
&Z4
Wallaces
TOTEM
With
two
successive.
Broudwuy
hits
behind
him.
actor
Paul
Kelly
is
afraid
he
couldn't
stretch
it
to
three
In
a
row.
So
he
will
sjiend
at
least
two
years
in
Hollywood
Ul
films
before
again
looking
for
a
stage
part.
Kelly
resumed
his
screen
career,
after
a
long
absence,
with
a
principal
part
In
Warner
Bros.'
"Springfield
Hifle."
the
Warier-Color
picture
starring
Gary
Cooper.
He
plays
the
colonel
of
a
Union
army
fort
In
the
Ciyl!
War.
The
drama
opens
Thursday
at
the
Totem
Theatre
This
film
was
the
veteran
B
TOMORR0,
1
1
;
.
i
r
V"
v(
i
TTTI)0IS
To
Fight
For
Better"
Deal
OTTAWA
(CPl
An
organization
en-.oraeing
about
5.000
prisoners
ol
the
Second
World
War
plans
to
carry
to
the
cabinet
its
fight
for
compensation
based
on
the
number
of
days
served
in
enemy
pron
camps.
Representatives
of
prisoner-of-war
groups
in
all
10
provinces
m?t
here
to
form
the
National
Coup.-il
of
Canadian
Prl-oners-of-V.'ar.
The
organization
also
includes
civilians
interned
by
enemy
forces.
Parto
Marchand
of
Montreal,
an
ot:icer
captured
at,
.Oi.
ppe
woo
was
if
et
d
chairman
of
tiro
cuuiu'ii
announced
that
the
couc-,
il
will
present
a
brief
i-o
the
abiPfi
!;;t:
.
this
iiun'n,
I;
agreed
u:ia:iimot:-ly
to
seek
com.
1
rrr.i.'.ll.m
on
a
per
diem
basis
Iran
the
move
than
S!
0.000
.OtH?
in
rep.i
rat
ions
held
by
Canada
from
Germany
and
Japan.
:
M
present,
he
said,
most
for-
mer
pri
one!
;-of-var
m;i-t
prove
t!i?y
v
er.-
maltreated
in
prison
c;..i!;:s
-.1
i.
!;uen
prisoner
at
k'
player's
first
since
ho
had
gone
'
"
ST1
'
1
PAY
Warner
:
,t-A..
f-
Bros:
A
S13,Ofl,0OC
FLAN'T
is
under
construction
near
Edmonton
for
production
of
n
wonder
plastic
which
has
found
uses
in
everything
from
unbreakable
drinking
glasses
to
Insulation
for
submarine
cables.
Canadian
Industries
Limited
eh
m
Edmonto
i
for
the
of
'Hmida's
flrs:t
polythene
plant
because
the
uieas
oii
fields
uri
rich
in
eihylene-producing
natural
gas
used
in
the
maklrift
of
polythene.
The
plant,
sched
il
d
for
uoduetlon
late
this
year,
will
turn
out
eiyht
times
the
amount
now
available
through
Imports
from
the
United
Kingdom
and
the
United
Sttr.es.
-
,cp
PHOTOi
w-.
;iir
mil
Musical
,
P
Spree
Lin-
to
Broadway
two
years
bof.i.e
to
'star
In
"The
Country
Oirl"
with
;
Uta
Hag!
n
The
vfi
iw
n:ul
a
:in
months
run
on
Ertxtdwr.y.
Afterwards
Keiiv
took
a
lmg'hy
vacation
In
Europe
while
making
up
his
mind
where
to
work
Brxiadwav
or
Hollywood.
From
1047
to
HMD
he
had
starred
In
the
hi!
n!y
fiiccessful
'
'Commune!
Deei.sin''
In
N.
w
York.
I
"I
know
I
was
lucky
to
lie
in
two
l.i's
on
after
another."
aslic
Plant
N
earing
Completion
m;
lit
the
ana's
oil
fields
are
because
rich
in
lira!
ga,
iiv
t
j:m
(
HAkk
Ca!ia-.:ta:i
Press
staff
Wriu-r
A
$13.0C0,COO
plant
near
Ed-
.'thylene-produchig
nal-
Kel.y
said,
"so
I
decided
;0
rest
.
The
plant,
scheduled
on
my
laurels
and
not
tease
Lady
1
Luck
by
trying
to
find
a
third
assumed
to
nionton
will
soon
be
tinning
out
nimrnt
and
a
w'"th'r
plastic
which
has
found
hit.
i
Ik:.
j
k.
ere
i
'-.r.vc
s,iffr:-e(i
m.ilt"
uses
in
everything
from
unbreak
:!iun
for
.submarine
cables.
!
Hie
new
product,
ron.sidcivd
one
of
the
most
versatile
and
use!
ul
plastics
yet
produced
by
modern,
science,
is
called
polythene.
It
first
proved
Its
qualities
a.s
in.-ulation
i
l
wartime
radar
equipment.
Sir
Robert
Waon-Watt.
Bluish
radar
wizard,
credited
polythene
with
transform-In?
"the
design,
production,
and
installation
and
maintenance
able
drinking
giu.s.es
to
insula-
for
production
late
In
1953,
will
turn
out
eight
times
the
amount
j
now
available
through
imports
!
from
the
United
Kingdom
and
the
U
died
States.
I
;
!'I33
EXPERIMENTS
Polythene
dates
back
to
1933
nd
all
Engikh
laboratory
experiment
whl
h
at
first
looked
!
like
a
flop.
Two
scientists
wanted
And.'
aeniriluig
to
adl.ux"
ie-poris
ol
KjIiv's
perlormuney
In
"Spiingfieid
Hifle.'
Broadway's
loss
has
been
Hollywood's
gain
Phyllis
Thaxter
and
David
;
Brian
also
star
In
the
action
.
film.
i
,
were
paid
on
the
oasis
of
a
dollar
tor
ea;h
day
of
imprisonment.
'",Y
feel
other
ex-pri.soner.s-1
ef-war
should
not
have
to
prove
:
In
individual
eases
that
Ihey
suffered
maltreatment,"
Maryland
.said.
i
.is
sutripenxition
i.ui't
com-,
it;
out
of
the
public
purse
but
trom
reparations
money."
I
CAPITOL
SJ25ta??fc
-
'-asm.
nuniu!
Slip-on
Colors
Nov
Method
of
Changing
Scheme
NEW
YORK
"API
Furniture
appliance
men
are
going
out
after
the
dollar-
fWr
year
wi:h
u
lot
of
fancy
new
ideas:
Refrigerators
with
,
slip-covers;
plastic
walls
that
can
be
'
WALLACE'S
'
DEPT.
STORE
B
JSHIKIIQSiDOiaiVai'l
riuv
CARTOON
.
NEWS
Dork,
Day
a:i.l
Ray
Bulger
combine
musically
and
romutitl-
ca'dy
for
"April
In
Paris."
War-
i
:ier
Bros'
song
festival
In
color'
by
Technicolor
which
opens
to-
h
day
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
'
to
make
benzaldehyde
react
to
i
ethylene,
a
simple
cons'ltuent
of
coal
and
refinery
gases
I
They
did
i
t.
get
whut
they
wanted.
Instead
they
produced
:
polythene.
After
four
more
unsuccessful
experiments
they
evol-
problems
of
airborne
radar
from
the
almost
Insoluble
to
the
comfortably
manageable."
TRANSATLANTIC
CABLE
Peacetime
communications
operators
nav
since
beconi"
enthusiastic
about
Us
commercial
value.
More
than
1.000
miles
of
polythene-insulated
cable
was
Show,
7
-
9:06
L2V
1
fcft
l,
Dunn
fl,
rO.
ved
a
sure-fire
manufacturing
,..
".
.2
'
.
iZ.'
ir'e
ui
to
,
eJiiiHiitr
wiwito
process.
The
product
of
their
research
w.
vt
'
flu
'
,nv
.......
,.K....
..-
1
.....
.
wilt:,
inuir
llll'nu
flUU'.ll
U!
Ullil.'iJCU
OUL
Jl
,,i
r
j
old
was
tough
and
flexible
tivn
at
UNRESERVED
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
15th,
or
2
p.m.
Al
(
Ti()
ItOOMS.
(
arner
MeBride
and
4th
Ave.
East
Instructed
by
owners,
I
will
sell
by
auction
the
following:
two
Americans
ettroute
to
an
art
jamboree,
and
a
debonair
Fren
hman
who
tries
to
come
between
them.
Ml""n
me
tntr.
into
.ic
slots
in
in
the
fi.,-
floor:
revampea
TODAY
DM.)
7
-
9:
p.m.
WILLIAM
HOI
IH
N
H
'THE
TURNING
POINT'
the
way
submarine
link
htfveen
Halifax
sub-zero
temperatures,
lighter
In
and
Porthcurno.
Cornwall.
'
weight
than
any
other
know
i
Officials
.saw
ini
leased
speed
,
plastic,
tasteless,
odorless
and
a'ont;
wi'ii
a
sharp
rec'uetion
in
j
non-posonoiis.
A
polythene
plant
(iis'.o.
Hon
and
power
loss,
a.
id
'
came
Into
operation
the
day
the
a-e
convinced
polythene
is
in
!
Nazis
invaded
Poland
and
was
gary
Cooper
I
m
Consoh
i
lie
communications
field
to
stay.
'
Canadian
Indu
-Irl-s
Limited
!
picked
Edmonton
tor
thp
site
of
Ca.iaria
's
first
polythene
plant
promptly
.shunted
over
lo
war
production.
Only
.In
19J.Y
cid
b--or,i-
available
tj
ac
.'(inie
industry.
I
i
..The
girl
2
Sinsic
K
'ds.
complete
with
spring-filled
mattresses
1
Set
Skis
and
Poles
!
Radio
Tables
1
Oii
Heater
1
Baby
Carriage
1
Browning
automatic
Shot
Cm
n
1
.22
Repeater
1
30-4f)
Kr.ss
nitli
telescopic
siiiht
1
Crib
and
Mattress
1
Sinser
S'.ilihing
Machine
for
Sli.w-makers
I
(li!
15:
rru
r
Range
and
other
goods.
i
4V"'
.
.
tho
tnn
i
6
bamls
2
Chesterfield
Suite.
1
Maro-p
Carnct
(i'S"x!r
It.
1
Eleetrolux
Kefrierator
(new)
1
Portable
Scums
Maihjne
(Electric)
1
Electric
Washing
Machine
1
Coal
ami
Wood
Hinse
1
3-sprel
Record
I'iayir
2
Bedro
im
Dressers
1
Bed
coni)ietf,
neautv
Rest.
Box
sprii:s
and
sprinu-
fillcd
mattress
1
Chest
of
!ravicrs
Z
Studio
touches
Salmon
Can
Smell
Downstream,
West
Coast
Biologist
Reports
y
r
l
'
-.thev
made
I',
electric
ranges
with
i
freneh
friers:
refrigerators
that
flip
out
ice
cubes
on
demand:
and
stainless
steel
topped
coffee
tables,
and
plastic
dressers
tlr.it
defy
cosmetic
stsins.
These
marvels
are
bt.iiv:
showi
at
dialer
meetings
an-tind
th"
country
or
were
on
display
et
Grand
Rapids'
75th
anniversary
show
and
Chicago's
winter
home
furnishings
market.
Manufacturers
expect
to
furnish
a
trillion
more
new
homes
this
year.
Plastic
walls
thtt
drop
into
slots
are
foreseen
by
Gordon
"rewn.
v;c
e-president
of
the
Bakelite
Co.
He
sayjs
a
housewife
could
store
several
different
color
schr-rne
this
wny
an
1
ch,.n
!
a
rom's
!o:
ks
as
often
-
'.he
civ
'"fs
her
mind.
Intern.
ttioiial
H;,rvetcr
Co.
is
shov.-ir.g
iab:-ic
covered
refrigerators
to
its
dealer;.
The
fabrics
cull
or
cit7n?ed
fca
easily
as
a
slip
cover
v,
:k
.ipver
the
hou.se-'"
"'H(.s
a
new
color
scheme
in
the
kitchen.
7
.
3!art
the
New
Year
right
with
a
quality
A-1
Used
Car
or
Truck
Test
Dri-.e
i
f
anv
o!
Hie
fot-io'A.ns
selection
will
'.I'livlnce
vou
thai
v.e
c!o
sci!
fc
frr
used
ars
a'Hl
trucks.
!
1S19
Pl
mouth
Sedan
Jii'
t
the
car
lor
the
fan:!!v
MS
!
1!')0
Ford
Ford
on
'.t-.ery-thlng
to
be
desired
In
motor-in-;
;Uasoie.
Your
choice
at
...
SM'JS
TRICK
MAKKf
i
IStH
3-Tonner,
complete
with
fiat
deck
.
SOS.I
Itll
3-Ton.
I76
'
WB
A
ver5
usi
ful
truck
S1J25
Call
in
..t
"Tin'
Home
of
Friendly
Service''
for
a
courteous
demonstration
of
any
of
the
above
and
many
more
U
eh
(Hue
from.
Bob
Parker
Lid.'
Phone
93
"T'lr
It.m
r
l-rlendlv
Servim"
one
man
the
equal
of
five!
lar
to
that
of
the
wartime
-fog-men"
to
study
marine
hie.
They
are
equipped
w'th
a
r
Under
of
compressed
air.
a
lisht
rubbrr
Miit
for
protection
from
the
cold
and
a
pair
of
rubber
fin
at'.aihed
to
the
feet.
They
already
have
been
down
43
feet
in
the
oeea'i
and
hope
to
descend
Ion
feci
this
year
in
an
efiorl
to
discover
how
the
rock
sole
spawn.
1
1
1ST
VOI
R
GOODS
1
OK
THIS
SA!
1.
BEEORF
Vt
KOM.SDAY,
5
P.M.
TEHM3:
CASH
OR
CHEQUES
Phone:
Uec
l::7.
Black
846.
or
B.C.
Messenger
.VS
GEORGE
J.
DAWES
'
THE
AUCTIONEER
WE
PREFER
Civ
tL
S
Pa
V.,-"
BBS
ten
ts.
N
rva
mm'
A
m
'-
Vm
CMe:
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Miv.t)
w(
i
u,i
v""'
.VllKl
UtI'JiM
Thursday
to
Sorurdoy
wn
mm
WHITE
HORSE'!
15
Fvr,,i,
:
.
9:
p.m.
S
K
I
OTTAWA
Fish-rmen
out
t
i
."e'eh
Brili.-li
Columbia's
rohoe
i'r
.sp'io.i;
salmfin
should
take
a
tip
from
deer
stalkers
-stay
downwind
or.
in
this
ca.se.
downstream.
Dr.
John
Hart,
director
or
the
Pacific
Biological
Static.
l
at
Nanaimo,
B.C.,
reported
to
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
here
that
salmon
can
distinguish
odors
carried
downstream.
Tlu
discovery
was
made
In
tests
last
year
at
the
Stamp
river
on
Vancouver
Island
by
nun
from
the
Na.iaimo
station.
The
fish
became
wary
when
foreign
matter
was
introduced
into
the
water
upstream
from
them.
Bears
are
their
traditioni
enemy
and
bear
paws
dipped
into
the
water
sent
the
salmon
.swimming
back
downstream
or
stopped
their
progress
towards
the
spawning
grounds.
The
fish
acted
in
a
similar
manner
when
a
man
waded
barefoot
Into
the
water
upstream.
The
li.sh
scientists
think
this
knowledge
may
be
useUil
in
diverting
salmon
from
swimming
to
destruction
at
power
dams.
At
Hudson
Bay
the
board
announced
that
the
Arctic
research
vessel
Calanus
will
study
marine
resources
and
hydrographic
conditions
In
Hudson
Bay
next
summer.
The
vessel,
fitted
with
various
kinds
of
f.shing
gear
and
equipment
for
.studying
physical
oceanography,
will
start
out
from
Uhurchill,
Man.
The
work
of
two
scientists
who
study
fish
life
right
down
on
the
ocean
floor
was
outlined
to
the
-conference.
'
The
men.
Dr.
J.
R.
Brett
and
K.
S.
Kelchen
from
the
Nanaimo
res
'arch
station,
used
gear
simi
Matinee
Saturday
I
p.m.
,
,
AMOl
H
I'l
AIIIIS
Till
If
SH-H
H
!
!
.
,
.
"JiiE
yuiFr
man"
$
COMING
MODERN
AND
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