5
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
January
20.
1953
Seguin
Gets
Five
Years
SCREEN
FLASHES
Court
Rejects
Appeal
From
Manslaughter
Outstanding
Players
from
Half
Dozen
Countries
To
Compete
in
Golf
Tourney
Coronation
Week
in
Montreal
in
addition
to
the
second
annual
ches
between
Canada
and
the
may
"well
be
the
greatest
ttolf
playing
of
the
Hopkins
Trophy
.
United
States,
two-man
teams
WILLIAMS
LAKE
(CP)
Mur
der
su.soecl
llenrv
Seguin
wa
,t
nt.
n.
d
to
live
years'
Impris
onment
v.nen
fie
appeared
to
ia-e
tli.ve
(liaises
arising
ouij
viCTOHIA
(CPjrile
n
-
Int
an
ntlrmOtcd
bank
hold
111)!
,,.,,.1
-
..
week
in
Canada's
history
whin.
International
PGA.
team
mat-
Ky
JAMES
BACON
HOLLYWOOD
(AD
The
Marilyn
Monroe
but?
has
even
bitten
Greer
Carson.
That
ladylike
!"'
-"u.
lias
HiroT),
here
In
La-.
M
!
appeal
awliijt
the
UiI,
I
8'i'l.i.
U.i
.onna;i.vi
Francoii
Peter
Ueiinu,
,
'
'a,
IchaiT.ed
a.
Henry
James
Iteii-
i
to
20
years
or
ni.wlii'u.i,'i.'
star
wi
do
a
stnn-tease
ford.
31,
'.leaded
guilty
to
ulL
Th-
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;
three
couuts
"
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J.O.WIUoii.wlwt,
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III.
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lt
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script
of
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lo
,
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j
,,,,,,-der
riiare
in
the
felt
tliat
although
u
Milociy."
the
screen
story
of
Au;?.
18
!
ivlns
o
Lconai'l
Hurd
1
nil:
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rvS'y
u
J
FOOTBALL
COACH
AT
UBC
QUITS
AFTER
TWO
YEARS
VANCOUVER
3
Hjvlmar
i
Jelly
i
Andersen
has
quit
as
head
football
coaih
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
Ancieiien
ha?
bee
l
outspoken
In
his
criticism
of
the
University's
athletic
policy.
He
said
UBC
should
provide
aihlctic.
scholarships
to
help
build
a
winning
football
team.
UBC
Thunderbirds
have
been
the
doormats
of
the
Evergreen
Conference
for
years.
The
conference
comprises1
UBC
and
several
American
colleges.
Anderson
became
coach
two
yea.s
ago
w
'.icn
Orville
Burke,
former
Ottawa
Rough
Rider
star,
resigned.
,
i'ntighter
"It
Australian
opera
star
Marjonc
Maxviiii',
Out.
taxi
owner.
Lawrence,
calls
for
a
"Salome"
i
the
bit.
That
means,
says
MOM
1
7
I
-
.
1
representing
halt
a
dozen
countries
will
play
in
a
special
series
of
invitation
matches.
John
Jay
Hopkins,
sponsor
of
the
matches,
has
invited
outstanding
players
from
a
number
of
countries
to
participate
In
a
three-day
match
play
event
which
will
precede
the
Hopkins
Trophy
tourname
it.
The
Invitation
matches
will
begin
Tuesday.
Juto
2
Coronation
Day
while
the
Trophy
matches
viil
take
pluce
June
5-7.
Bobby
Locke,
the
South
African
links
wizard.
ha-s
already
agreed
to
participate
in
the
invitation
event
a:id,
as
an
honorary
member
of
the
Canadian
Professional
Golfers
Association,
will
also
pl.iy
on
Canada's
t.'am
In
'he
Hop-kills
Trophy
Matches.
The
PGA
of
America
has
again
promised
to
fend
a
team
of
its
top-ranking
stars
and
two
of
the
team,
possibly
Julius
Boro.s
and
Jack
j
that
Oreer
will
toss
off
as
many
'
Lliliiu
to
.hUidur.'-!
Di'inits
killed
Wiiium
a
another
mitlve,
laat
a.i
u,
Stuurt
Lrd;
In
the
Caritu
.
Mariners
Aids
Out
of
Order
of
the
seven
veils
as
me
luw
will
nilow.
Marln.M.i
me
ndv:,ed
that
the
'
mlng
Am-tiiy'it
..
boat.
-
,
followin
olds
to
navlKatlon
wlir
him
into
w'Vr
and
rumi.i
be
relighted
or
replaced
at
the
nm
first
.piXM
tiui.ty.
v
.
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i
ki
uf
!
li'hu
No
823.
Lawn
i
"Why
not?"
asks
a
studio
;
.spokesman.
"Miss
Oarson
has
a
S
o'y
li'ic
a
starlet."
!
;
I-'er
bntly
is
well
covered
In
i
the
robes
of
a
Roman
noble-
:
wniji
In
"Julie
Caesar."
She1
'
i.
rwl
Tli
h.n;ih
Wnr
ri
thp
nnlv'
Lli:A
!fcM
IWLUCrTDEPT'STORE":
ut
Ii,,jW"
Rock
D
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lr.d.
nrr-.-
-.
oeaccn-inis
am
to
n,w
I-
wwior.
in
the
cast
of
the
'n.11
,!
?
!U""
List
uf
Lights
No.
2351,
Ma-,
h
u
been
n
imrted
not
bur
story.
Burke
or
Cary
MiddlecofC.
will'
represent
the
United
States
in
I
THI
QUIET
MAN
IS
A
RIOT
MAN!
mm
m
S
j
A
j
i-
i
E
i
.TrtJJ
JOHN
WAYNE
the
Invitation
event.
Oth.'r
stars
expected
to
play
in
the
latter
include
Peter
Thomson
and
Norman
von
Nidiwof
South
Africa.
Harry
Weetmai,
British
Masters
champ,
and
Max
Faulkner
of
Great
Britain.
Stan
Leonard
of
Vancouver,
and
two
of
W
,i
'
'r-
F-sSSF'
!
'
h-
nrodueer'i
virl
friends
while
n-'kiii"
it."
Flf's
rl'.o
i.ot
nnotlii-.-
picture
j
culled
"Scnndal
at
Si'ourie,"
In
i
whU'h
she
is
teamed
once
more
j
with
Walter
PldKeon
Pid'tcon
;
calls
himsrir
"the
daytime
Pii'ldy
PoRelson."
Koselson
Is
the
Texas
millionaire
who
is
married
to
Oreer.
"Buddy
savs
I
can
make
p
11
:
the
movies
I
want
Just
o
they
aren't
dull
movies."
Oreer
says.
!
That
may
explain
the
strip-
LADIFS
WEAR
GIRLS'
WEAR
MEN'S
WEAR
BOYS'
WEAR
Mexico's
outstanding
profession-1
TODAY
t,
SATURDAY
TOTEM
MX'Ziiv
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
t'.vrniiiK
1:
.
Ill
CARL
KI1ID,
LEADING
SCOREK
in
the
Manitoba
.
enior
basketball
kmtiue,
finds
a
temporary
perch
atop
Wally
F.robtc
in
a
league
game
at
Winnipeg.
Bidd
was
penalized
for
charging
as
the
Varsity
Grada
defeated
Paulins
64-58.
als.
A
great
believer
in
friendly
International
relations.
Mr.
Hopkins,
who
is
chairman
and
president
of
General
Dynamics
Corporation.
New
York,
and
chairman
and
managing
director
of
,
Canadair
Limited.
Montreal.
1
hrulre
tu
a
se
.
!
W,.WAVI,iV.WiVWtV1'.,WWAViWMWW
Now
ail
American
riti7i
n.
the
-aaMvaBaHMHBBnMBmi
On
the
Some
Program:
I
ME
MAC
J7IFD
A
i
A
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Irish-burn
star
leans
heavily
to
I
I
the
Scottish
background
cf
her
mother,
n
McOi-epor.
"I
am
in
the
process
of
writ-ini!
a
nasty
letter
to
Walt
Dh-ney."
sh
ronfi'vsi's
"I
see
where
!
he
plans
to
film
'Hob
Roy,
th"
'
highland
routie.'
sponsored
the
inaugural
P.O.A.
j
Matches
last
summer
when
thtyj
were
pluyeu
at
Btaconsfield
Golf
!
Club
with
the
visitors
scoring
J
20'2
points
to
Canada's
6'i.
j
I
"My
purpose
in
sponsoring
!
these
matches,"
he
said
recently,!
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
,
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.'CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
KOK
WARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experiencotfihandling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
.
,
..Atyylcl-wide
Shipments.
".MOVE
VTWASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
UNDSAVS"
Affflfttj
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
GO
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
Ky
G.tYLE
TALISOT
NKW
YORK
(AP)
Since
returnin-v
from
Au
iow,wp
and
uXsta
j
"e
have
run
into
lively
curiosity
about
John
ing
between
Canada,
the
united
;
Landy,
Melbourne
University
miler
who
1
recent!
v
Stat's
of
America
and
other
.
.,
,
,
,
.it
,
"Where
does
he
get
off
call-inu
my
heroic
ancestor
a
rogue01
What
does
he
think
Rob
Roy
i
a
kilted
Billy
the
Kid
?"
he
medium
countrif
through
of
golf
competition.'
Mai
ueu
i
ne
u
uck
wonu
huh
successive
eiioris
o;
4:2.1
and
4:2.8.
:
Firsl
White
Man
In
Kilimat
Dies
In
California
M.
W
frh
The
Aussles
have
the
finest
stopwatches
available
and
they
never
tjive
a
runner
the
best
of
it.
Landy
can
run
that
.fast
now
and
he
will
run
faster
before
he's
23.
How
come
a
runner
who
couldn't
qualify
for
the
final
of
Somehow,
people
on
this
side
of
the
world
find
It
difficult
to
believe
that
a
boy
few
ever
heard
of
suddenly
ranks
as
the
second
greatest
miler
in
history.
Those
runs
of
Landy's
were
not
timed,
with
alarm
clocks.
VI
..-.lowsHAYWARD
J0CY
UAKS-1
AllVJt
HhoX
Today
and
Soturdoy
One
Complete
Showing!
Police
Still
Seek
Identity
Of
Skeletons
Eoch
Night
at
7:30
IF
YOU
ARE
BETWEEN
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Angus
Stewart.
78.
pioneer
railroad
bulkier
and
frontiersman,
has
died
at
Riverside.
Calif
,
relatives
are
Informed
here.
A
contractor
on
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
und
the
Pacific
Uual
Eastern
railways,
he
took
the
first
equipment
and
le'iiiis
into
Prince
Rupert
and
was
the
tirt
white
man
known
to
havi-
Vone
to
Kltl-mat.
'
'
He
went
'into
Kitimat
in
1907.
It
now1
s-the
smelter
site
of
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada's
S55O.OO0.000
protect.
When
his
.Indian
guides
fulled
to
show
up,
Mr.
Stewart
surveyed
tile
uncharted
land
in
the
dead
of
winter.
He
slept
in
snowbanks
and
waded
icy
rivers
In
the
nude.
!
the
).5(K)-metres
at
Helsinki
last
j
summer
and
who
a
year
ago
was
;
a
4:28-mller.
now
sprouts
wings,
s
with
no
warnings?
i
:
i
The
answer
has
to
do
with
a
fierce-eyed-
roach
named
Percy
i
Cerrutty
a.
id
the
first
honest-j
to-snodncsx
running
track
ever
Installed
In
Australia.
I
j
This
Cerrutty.
about
as
lar'je
j
i
as
a
bar
of
laundry
soap,
sport
I
a
mane
of
snow-white
hair
and.'
nt
58.
runs
a
brisk
10
miles
every
j
i
day
as
a
sort
of
example
to
i
j
landy
and
his
other
pupils.
j
j
NOT
PAH)
.
j
He
doesn't
get
p.
io
for
coach
-
ing
It's
his
life
and
his
religion.!
!
He
proclaims
in
a
carrying
voice
I
that
within
a
few
more
years
he
j
intends
to
shift
world
running
jtupremacy
rro.T
'he
nerthern
j
hemisphere
l.j
Ui"
southern
j
!
hemisphere.
j
Well,
all
he's
clone
since
re-,
RED
CEDAR
LOGS
WANTED
Number
two,
Sixtecn-inch
in
diqmeter
ond
up
Number
three,
fourteen-inch
in
diameter
ond
uf
ACT
IMMEDIATELY.
Write
R.
J.
Lloyd,
661
W.
31st,
Vancouver,
B.C
or
Phone
FAirmont
7599Y.
Si'
16;
AND
19
YEARS
OLD
Earn
while
you
learn
a
skilled
technical
trade
as
a
Navy
apprentice!
VANX'OUVER
0
Two
children's
tiny
skeletons
with
shreds
of
clothing
still
clinging
to
them
found
in
Vancouver's
Stanley
Park
are
still
unidentified.
A
small
rusty
axe
lay
near
the
Corpses.
ester
Albert
Tong
launched
police
!on
a
strange
"bnbesjn
the
wootus"
icaie.
j
Politj
su.spcct
murder
but
report
of
the
missing
persons
on
file
apparently
can
not
be
related
to
the
skeletons.
A
hole
was
found
In
one
skull.
The
bones,
oi
a
boy
and
girl
both
under
eight
years
old.
were
found
in
a
shallow
grave
about
ilOO
yards
from
the
main
park
drive.
That
area
is
htivlly
wooded.
j
Police
said
the
ehildren
apparently
died
about
three
years
ago.
HrM
T
i
ne
Luxury
If
you
ore
now
attending
any
high
school,
technical
or
vocational
V,
turning
home
from
the
Olympics
Is
work
Landy
half
to
death.
;
a
average
of
an
hour
and
40
minutes
every
day.
The
Intense
little
man
has
convinced
Landy
and
his
other
pupils
that
the
only
way
they
will
ever
amount
to
a
rent
Is
by
punishing
themselves
to
the
absolute
limit
of
their
Further
examination
is
being
,
,
made
to
determine
tin?
cause
of
!
wnisKj
at
a
popular
!
death.
school
and
will
complete
Grade
10
or
better
this
summer
.
,
.
or
if
you
have
already
completed
such
schooling
and
are
between
1
6
and
1
9
years
of
age
.
.
.
here's
a
valuable
opportunity
for
you
!
But
you'll
have
to
act
promptly.
Under
the
"Naval
Apprenticeship
Plan,"
you
receive
advanced
technical
trades
training
aboard
the
Navy's
10,000-ton
maintenance
ship
at
Halifax
.
.
.
are
paid
while
you
learn
.
.
.
get
free
food,
clothing
and
living
accommodation
and
at
the
end
of
the
39
month
apprenticeship
peiiod
you
will
be
a
fully
qualified
tradesman.
Apprenticeship
training
in
one
of
these
trades
.
.
.
Engine
Room
Artificer.
.
i
Shipwright
.
.
.
Electrical
Technician
...
Air
Artificer
.
.
.
and
Armourer.
Under
this
plan
you
will
be
a
jump
ahead.
On
successful
completion
of
your
apprenticeship
you
will
be
promoted
to
Petty
Officer
with
further
pro
James
Eacott,
Mrs.
Poultcn's
Father
Passes
I
Landy
puts
in
about
40
mile
a
week,
including
frequent
600-
yaid
sprints
and
long
runs
in
heavy
sand
lo
strengthen
his
I
legs.
Cerrutty
owns
that
he
go
i
some
helpful
ideas
by
watchlntt
I
Emll
Zutopck.
the
wonderful
'
Czech,
punish
himself
at
Helsinki.
,
i
It
Is
a
hapny
coincidence
that
I
the
first
modern
track
In
Aus-I
tralia
was
laid
down
about
two
I
years
ago.
Before
that,
they
did
almost
all
their
running
on
i
grass.
'
motion
ahead
and
a
pension
to
be
earned.
Full
details
on
the
RCN's
"Technical
Apprenticeship
Plan"
and
your
official
application
form-are
available
now
I
Word
has
been
received
here
of
the
death
in
St.
Catharines,
Ont.,
of
James
Eacott.
father
of
Mrs.
W.
C.
Poulton
of
1'rincc
Rupert.
Mr.
Eacott
was
formerly
chief
accountant
of
the
Reliance
Eank,
a
bank
operated
by
the
Salvation
Army
in
England.
Mrs.
Poulton,
wife
of
Major
Poulton
of
the
Salvation
Army.
"Stents
.
.
j
left
by
air
Saturday
to
attend
the
0A
0;
1
BOTTlETiii
jbOND
;.i
MELLOWED
m
W000
lunorai
arrangements.
Mr.
Eacott's
son,
Brigadier
Clinton
Eacott,
Is
chaplain
at
the
Ouelph
Reformatory
In
Ontario,
und
his
other
daughter,
Major
Emily
Eacott,
is
matron
of
the
Salvation
Army
unmarried
mothers'
home
in
Windsor,
Ont.
Another
!nn
Is
owner
of
a
dry
cleaning
and
laundry
establishment
In
Niagara
'Falls,
Ont.
i
DON'T
DELAY
-
APPLY
TODAY'
SEE.
WRITE
OR
PHONE
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM
PRINt'E
RIPKItT,
B.C.
Phone:
Prince
Rupert
526
ttSTtiieiit
tittit
ONE
GREASE
JOB
.
with
a
purchose
of
,
1
set
of
Tire
Chains
Offer
guod
until
January
31,
1953.
Or
write
to
Recruiting
Officer,
Naval
Headquarters,
Ottawa.
Largest
of
all
surviving
Tudor
homes
In
Enjlund
Is
Hampton
Court
Palace,
built
by
Cardinal
Wolscy
more
than
400
years
ago.
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capita
expenditure
n
motion
picture
entertainment
for
all
Canada
In
19.-1
was
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against
$7.12
in
l'JaO.
.
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
disp.eu
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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