Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
6,
1953
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r-.-y!
1
Successful
Junior
Red
Cross
Sale
Held
at
Borden
Street
The
Junior
Red
Cross
sale's
,
treasurer,
also
(lid
a
big
job.
Lar(v,t
(if
all
breeds
of
sheep
Abraham
Lincoln
publicly
con-is
the
Lincoln,
a
dual-purpose
merited
on
the
fact.
that
fairs
mutton
and
wool
sheep,
rams
draw
people
together
and
give
weighing
up
to
75
pounds,
ewes
them
a
deeper
understanding
of
200
to
275
pounds.
1
democracy.
r
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.'
.
success
at
Borden
Street
School
Among
the
mothers
who
help
was
marked
by
the
$330
which
;
ed
were
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
Mis.
W
Scuby,
Mrs.
Wayman,
Mrs.
Tas-i
will
be
sent
to
the
B.C.
division
of
the
Red
Cross.
Bruce
Brown
Briefs
In
addition
to
tne
proceeds
from
the
sale,
there
Is
a
sum
of
about
$40
contributed
by
the
children
through
the
daily
"self-
man,
Mrs.
G.
Cook,
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
Mrs.
Galbraith,
Mr3.
Clayton,
Mrs.
.
G.
Greene,
Mrs.
P.
Logan.
Mrs.
Ray
Lewis,
Mrs.
Van
Roche,
Mrs.
A.
B.
Brown
and
Mrs.
E.
Paulding.
Mrs.
D.
Cobb,
of
the
school
staff,
was
in
direct
charge
of
the
sale,
with
principal
J.
S.
Wilson,
supervisor.
denial"
fund
and
the
children
hope
to
make
a
total
of
at
least
$375.
Most
of
the
articles
for
sale
were
the
premiums
received
in
exchange
for
tea
and
coffee
coupons
collected
by
the
children.
To
date,
since
September
DO
YOU
KNOW?
1.
That
a
Socialist
form
of
Government
such
as
the
C.Cf
.
would
give
us
failed
in
England,
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
2.
That
many
of
the
industries
taken
over
by
the
C.Cf.
Government
in
Saskatchewan
have
operated
at
a
loss.
3.
That
employees
in
socialized
Industries
would
be
entirely
at
the
mercy
of
the
Government
and
would
lose
their
present
bai
gaining
ri'rhts.
last
year,
the
pupils
have
collected
29,096
coupons.
This
rep-'
resents
about
as
many
pounds
of
tea
and
coffee
and
at
40
cups
to
the
pound
would
indicate
I
fir;'
hiBHJJ?
On
June
VOTE
As
You
Like
4.Na.
tJam
m
LAflU
that
more
than
a
million
cups
have
bpen
consumed
by
local
residents.
In
addition
to
the
premiums,
there
was
a
sale
of
hot-dogs,
flowers,
home-cooking,
and
comic
books
while
the
display
of
dolls'
knitted
clothes
as
done
in
practical
arts
and
also
woven
mats
under
Mrs.
Rutherford's
direction
was
an
added
feature.
4.
That
the
Social
Credit
Oovcrnment,
In
spite
of
last
year's
plebiscite
did
not
;ven
introduce
any
legislation
in
connection
with
the
r.iimor
Art
and
that
it
now
VOTI
Jeanne
Prockter,
president
of
the
Borden
Street
School
Jun
ior
Red
Cross,
welcomed
the
refuses
to
give
any
indication
of
what
its
proposed
legislation
contains.
5.
That
the
Social
Credit
Government
failed
to
make
any
amendments
to
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
or
the
I.CA.
Act
in
spite
of
urging
from
the
opposition
parties.
6.
That
as
late
as
February
of
this
year
nearly
$500,000.00
remained
unspent
of
money
appropriated
in
1952
for
Highway
16.
'
For
honest,
stable
and
efficient
Government
APPROACH
TO
THRONE
Wearing
St.
Edward's
crown
and
holding
the
chief
symbols
of
authority
a
sceptre
and
a
rod
the
Queen
proceeds
to
the
throne
where
she
was
lifted
to
her
seat
by
dignitaries
of
the
Church
and
State
following
.
her
Coronation.
HIUIKTH,
dressed
In
the
magnificent
robe
of
Cloth
eitives
the
Sceptre
with
Cross
the
emblem
of
royal
i
juiice
from
the
Archbishop
ol
Canterbury
lm-prior
to
the
crowning.
visitors
and
declared
the
sale
open.
As
is
usually
the
case,
valuable
help
was
given
by
many
parents.
Each
department
in
the
sale
was
supervised
by
a
parent
while
the
children
acted
as
salesclerks.
Patsy
Wong,
vic2-president,
and
Gilbert
Chow,
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
j
VOTE
Bruce
Brown-
VOTE
Liberal
Britain
Recuperates
From
Grand
Holiday
Ky
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MclMOSII
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Onittllau
Press
Stuff
Writer
LONDON.
Britain
u
sinking
slowly
back
to
earth,
and
John
Dull'
realizes
that
thoujjh
the
melody
may
linger
on,
the
bands
have
stopped
playing.
.
he
took
in
the
debris
left
In
the
nation
news
in
their
papers,
wake
of
Tuesday
s
100.000,000
Londoners
again
were
reading
Lee
heralding
the
arrival
of
about
the
everyday
world-more
rv,
Triiv.h,,thn
b
pp.
trouble
IntKcnya.
the
political
O
A
FAIR
AND
EFFICIENT
'
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
.
.
.
,
,
crisis
In
France,
another
in
Is-Some
lnushed.
An
Evening
murders,
atomic
tests
in!
News
cartoon
showed
sweepers
Nevad
rocltet
tesls
ln
Au3.
j
tralia
Souare"
"oneCer
'S"
The're
were
some
melancholy
!
.n
-h'
sOME
people
hid'
reached
tolled
in
Hyde
Park
Park
the
top
of
Mount
Everest,
those
weeper,
leaning
up
the
blgge
t
es
uf
Abominable
Snowmen
would
be
shifting
.
,,,.
toffee-papers
anrt
and
ice
ire.
left-overs
in
the
caty
s
histoiy.
coronation
stands
were
cream
cartons
r.ght
now.
which
wm
poming
dQwna
jQb
A
David
Low
cartoon
in
the
ukg
untu
mld.August.
After
all
j-
.
-it
'
V-
V
Km
1
a
M
Tl
Pi
!
"
-
v.
,
I
I
Manchester
Guardian,
enuiiea
lhp
fajn
some
of
tne
decora-
Morning
After."
showed
a
stern
,
ked
dra
and
a
bit
sad.
t
n
"OnaHtt"
tnlkinf?
..
....
t
Mil
from
a
television
set
leaning
peI.llr,ps
for
one
thing.
The
cirunkenly
in
a
corner
before
a
Qllppn
driving
through
the
grey,
spawled
group
of
revellers.
teeming
suburbs,
is
as
radiant
The
London
Times,
in
an
edi-
as
ne
was
on
crowning
day.
torial,
allowed
that
the
people
;he
'
at
k,asti
looks
unjaded
had
earned
a
holiday.
all
holi','"s
Fairs
five
whole
communities
"But,"
it
added.
mu-t
come
to
an
end.
The
Bn
opportunity
to
measure
pri
KK
i.
view
of
the
scene
in
Westminster
Abbey
as
the
i
ktunrls
have
to
be
dismantled
vate
and
co-operative
progress.
:
;p
uf
Canterbury
raised
St.
Edward's
crown
i
it
oi
the
head
of
Queen
Elizabeth.
ueiuic
;
.
j
the
decorations
removed,
and
Mm
nlnin
world
bared
once
OPTOME1
RIS1
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
.
irhene
Blue
593
cretary
Writes
First
Book
pout
19th
Century
Canada
more.
It
is
not
a
moment
too
soon.
The
British
people
have
had
a
holiday
from
reality
long
enough.
"This
preat
mrtlon
.
.
.
can
give
to
the
words
'Elizabethan
Age'
a
new
meaning:
Christian
values
re-established,
morals
reasserted,
conscletiousness
revived,
energy
renewed,
and
national
unity
restored.
The
Coronation
ceremonies
will
have
meant
little
if
they
do
not
mean
this."
Aft-r
days
of
little
but
Coro-
WA
(CP)
A
pretty
Ot-j
round
phoning
people."
cretary
took
five
years
j
Miss
Butler
became
the
hon-
h.M.k,
but
it
has
net-
j
ored
guest
at
cocktail
parties.
:i5.ono
and
she
con-
She
was
interviewed
on
TV
and
her
efforts
well
worth
radio.
The
newspapers
wanted
THE
BEST
DEAL
j
IN
TOWN
rifViiuiriiiiin'')
J
I
to
know
all
about
it
SCHEME?
O
IMMEDIATE
ACTION
ON
THE
LIQUOR
ACT?
TO
PRESERVE
THE
BEST
SCHOOL
SYSTEM
IN
'
CANADA?
O
TEN
DOLLAR
ANNUAL
CAR
LICENSE
FEE?
G
"ABOLITION
OF
3
TAX
ON
MEALS
AND
ARTICLES
UP
TO
THIRTY
CENTS?
A
FAIR
LABOUR
CODE?-
HIGHEST
POSSIBLE
WAGES
WITH
GUARANTEE
OF
REASONABLE
PROFIT
TO
INDUSTRY
FOR
EXPANSION?
CO-OPERATION
WITH
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
FOR
'
WELFARE
OF
FISHERMEN?
ders
red
Butler
s
31
and
her
Pride.
My
Folly,"
is
a
vd
set
in
19th-century
Published
in
Canada
by
"irt
&
Stewart,
it
has
at-'itlc
popularity
and
a
Bulijrr's
;
Cash
for
old
gold
iDcubleday
Dollar)
I
a
SON.
meeting
Monday,
J"ne
W2
8
p.m.
'"biite
300,000
in
the
,
8.
States.
I
9
.
...
.i..i.w-.t
y
Football
Monday,
7
p.m.,:
is
the
warranty
you
get
J
t
Thi
C.Y.O.
vs.
General
Motors,
iio.ii
iiE-nl
ic
onui!rin(7
(
w
tthut
assures
Miss
'I
$15,000.
five
times
her
S3lu'y
as
a
secretary.
'
y
irs
while
she
was
'
you
of
the
fullest
satisfaction
j
Moose
Whist
drive
Saturday.
June
6.
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
)
when
you
Duy.
HEAR
BRUCE
BROWN
LIBERAL
CFPR
10:15
p.m.
June
6th
h'-r
liook.
Miss
Butler
welcome.
as
teacher
at
a
girls'
in
Montreal;
for
three,
S,,i''lary
of
the
Assort
Canadian
Clubs
ln
!
1
!
lfi,"3
Dodge
2-door,
Special
I
)
in,r)l
Ford
Custom
Sedan,
very
good
cundiliun.
!
IHaO
Fordor
Sedan,
2-tone,
i
)
1!)50
Meteor
Sedan
2-loiic.
Salt
Lnke
Fe.-rv
r
it
n
n
I
n
"
every
Sunday.
Leaves
Cow
Bay
Floats
every
hour
from
11
a.m.
(
It)
Citizenship
Council
executive
meeting.
7:30:
regular'
meeting.
8
p.m.,
Monday,
June
8,
Civic
Centre.
(lu)
VETERANS'
WELFARE
OF-pirPR
Mr.
H.
II.
Church,
Will
'.''I
li"i-
research
at
night
""
University
Slie
wrote
BOB
PARKtR
LIU.
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
be
available
for
interview
by
j
interested
veterans
i
rnn.
on
RuM'rt
Hotel
at
1:30
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
''
'irafls
of
Hie
book
in
iiw.i
apartment,
setting
n
"i
liitiulwriting
night
iht,
'
KfiniPbrirly,
some
,'''hl
''"Hi
the
book:
that
"
I'crlvips
make
$2,000.
!""",
with
publishers
fell
11
T'le
revisions
went
on.
1
""p
morning
in
May
j'1''
she
received
a
letter
u
Brown
&
Company.
Publishers,
it
said
they
the
book.
rtl'llllk
nil
rinv
"
Miss
(13t)
Saturday,
June
o.
a
A
sneclnl
ineelin:r
of
sa
Ilium
..t
fishermen.
Sunday,
June
7.1
TO
4
p
m.,
Port
Edward
Community
j
Tli'll
All
fishermen
are
urged
tn
Hltend
to
vote
on
a
salmon
i
tew:
mn&tm
.u-iee
offer
Iron,
the
companlei
Ketchikan
Wrongcll
-
Petersburg
Juneau
ond
other
Alaska
Points
(13J)
S1'..
"I
just
frittered
i
CHEER
&.
BRIDDEN
LTD.
THEM
'
VOTE
j
ILLSS
AIR.
LINES
VOTE
LIBERAL
Phone
266
Office
Opposite
Post
Of
f
iceJ
us
to
discuss
that
new
construction
J
v