Prince
Rupert
Daily
Npws
Wednesday,
March
4,
19M
-7
Ipassing
.
Prince
Akihilo
Leaves
Japan
March
20th
Many
Tongues
SASKATOON
CP)
The
University
of
Saskatchewan
coull
ttwti?
im?
3
form
Its
own
United
Nation
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
U
f)iH
10,
S
"
1.
liii.uiirtt
iTOKYO
i
API
Crown
Prince
during
the
present
term.
Rcg-
IF
YOU
HATE
STICKY,
greasy
,tny
wires
of
your
sheer
It
docs
j
Akihilo,
heir
apparent
to
the
!
istered
students
thU
winter
in-
and
I
!
a
nice,
clean-cut
job
is
quite
fhrnp
,.
eUA
44
frnm
10
prj.3,
night
creams,
you'll
be
Just
as
i
tie
ruin
doesn't
stop
npplcd
fraternity
i.illif!
'rtt.
,j
hobbled
to
the
..
with
wife
ad
und
also
i
,.!
Sunday
a
time-saver.
j
March
30
on
a
iive-mcAith
tour
!
trie.
j
highlighted
by
his
attendance
at
I
the
Coronation
of
Queen
Eliza-
!
hpth
IF
YOU
ARE
PLANNING
RE-DECORATINO
YOUR
KITCHEN
this
spring.
00
it
gaily
Every
Akinlto
wl
,eave
aboftrd
home
decorating
magazine
you:
liner
President
Wilson
He
ls
these
Is
full
of
wonder-
see
days
j
gcheduled
to
return
October
8
by
f
ul
ideas
and
the
stores
are
:
shi
showing
some
of
the
gayest
prints
i
Tne
crou,n
.,..
snn(1
,c
crowd
wan
t'on-rlliur.
both
of
whom
s
walking
rasU
.
.
.
w
seen
almost
dolly
pleased
a
I
'was
to
learn
of
the
new
moisture
balm
now
on
the
market.
As
everyone
knows,
climatic
conditions
as
well
as
time
Itself
do
tend
to
dry
out
your
skin
this
new
balm
gives
your
skin
the
moisture
It
requires
and
lubricates
It
as
well.
WITH
MARCH
WIND8
APPROACHING!,
it
is
an
excellent
time
to
look
Into
the
care
of
your
blankets.
This
Is
a
time
of
year
when
the
weather
often
is
ideal
to
give
them
a
chance
to
breathe.
Carefully
wash,
hang
them
out
on
the
line
and
let
them
blow.
TRENCH
COATS
Lined,
Novy
Blue.
For
Boys
or
Girls
Sizes
3-10
$9.95
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
Phone
B!ue
810
h
ore
winuowa
ui
:;Prriixn
call
to
me
station
In
kitxhen
material.
Be
ever
sure
about
23
,
the
Umtcd
to
check
one
o
these
pubhea-
stales
ln
his
home.
Hons
for
the
little
ideas
that
pay
1
ward
journey
big
dividends.
j
other
nations
to
be
visited
in-
'
clude
Canad'
France,
Spain,
DID
you
know
that
NUT
KNOW
THAT
NLT-
V
'
Italy
Belgium,
The
Netherlands,
MEG
sprinkled
on
f'red
or
roast-
Germany,
Denmark.
Sweden,
ed
meats
really
adds
a
fine
j
Norway
and
Switzerland,
flavor?
Atihn
n.iu
i
c
n
Vancouver
aner
a
"3
-
X
j
'.'
its
,u
h.-2mm
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ri
.1
i
..
.
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,
..,.,....
-i
-an
minm
m
1
IF
YOU'RE
LOOKINO
FOR
A
j
nit
is
Jaix
niruae
,ns
east
on
his
foot.
Sot
a
new
pair
of
On
his
return
from
,
the
hotel
one
of
hes
lell
apa't
a
lc
0f
a
uxl
The
door
hotel
went
to
great
neve
the
piece
be-
AFRirAKi'viniFT
rROWFR?'Francisco
April
11
and
leave
for
AFRICAN
VIOLET
GROWERS
Canada
the
me
day
He
wi
win.
no
uouut,
oe
as
n.UigutU
ai
visit
Victoria.
Vancouver.
Otta-
DESSERT
that's
easy
but
differ
1
ent,
try
melted
chocolate
pepper
I
was
to
learn
that
this
sprir.z
mint
patties
as
a
topping
for
Ice
there
Is
avallaole
Episcia
coc-
J
cream.
All
you
do
U
melt
your
wa,
Montreal,
Toronto
and
several
other
cities
before
departing
April
21
for
New
York.
cinca
Its
blossoms
are
scarlet
Gernation-
patties
over
hot
water
and
pour
ndciily
realized
that
over
your
Ice
cream.
aiidinu
on
the
siae-to
move
brau.se
the
red.
This
species
can
tolerate
higher
temperatures
than
African
Violets.
The
leaves
are
deep
bronze-green
with
emerald
vein-Ings.
Definitely
a
collector's
item
fe
ll
(lump
A'u'r
some
DID
YOU
EVER
TRY
USINO
your
egg
sheer
on
cooked
beets
or
potatoes?
Cook
your
beets
or
potatoes
until
very
tender,
then
quickly
press
them
through
the
SELF-Sl'PPORTING
LONDON
(CP)
A
British
firm
claims
to
have
perfected
a
"waLst
grip"
for
tfoasers
which
does
away
with
the
necessity
for
belts
or
braces.
The
firm
says
it
will
send
30,000
to
North
Ameiica
this
year.
THE
KfcCOMMISSIO.MXG
of
the
Canadian
destroyer
Cayuga
at
Esquimau,
was
an
Important
event
for
both
Lt.-Cmdr.
William
f.
Hayes
of
Swift
Current.
8aj,k.,
and
Alice,
the
ships
mascot
Alice
Joined
the
Cayuga
at
Guam
In
150
during
the
ship's
first
operational
tour
with
the
United
Nations
forces
In
the
Far
East
Cmdr.
Hayes
Is
the
Cayuga's
new
captain.
wax
axslsu-a
10
iiw
a
lili
boy
later
wiiwe
new
eruteiies.
,a
u
crutch
for
for
those
of
you.
who
are
fortunate
enough
to
have
the
space
for
a
collection.
gt:,e
(
ll.V
S
MIO.sl
W'PU-
District
News
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Carnation
Milk
is
fresh
and
sweet,
Us
always
always
creamy
o
full
boditA
XC'hen
y.,u
.rn
charred
and
white
can
yen.
can
that
you
wdl
ff
always
be
sure
IF
YOUR
LIVING
ROOM
SEEMS
DULL
and
drab
to
you
these
dreary
days,
try
a
new
furniture
arrangement.
Sometimes,
with
a
few
simple
changes,
you
can
make
any
room
take
a
new
lease
on
life.
For
suggestions
take
a
good
look
through
one
of
your
favorite
women's
magazines.
,
iS
may
make
a
rnul
i
ir
tlu.i
milliner.
I.en
who
played
with
the
I
nJleiH
in
WM.
and
f.
tlir
liddliiig
fiddler,
i
vinK
to
Join
another
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Farmers'
Institute
was
held
for
i
the
election
of
new
officers
for
best.
milk
at
its
very
SEGREGATED
AUDIENCES
'OUT'
FOR
NOTED
SINGER
VICTORIA
ff
Marian
Anderson,
famous
American
concert
sinner,
will
no
longer
sing
before
segregated
audiences.
This,
she
said
In
an
Interview
here,
is
part
of
her
long
campaign
for
understanding
between
Negroes
and
their
fellow
American
citizens.
Miss
Anderson
recalled
her
early
concerts
In
the
southern
United
States
when
Negroes
were
permitted
to
sit
only
In
the
upper
balcony.
1W53
with
the
following
results:
President.
Robert
Peebles;
vice-president.
K.
Shaffer;
secretary,
A.
Peters;
directors,
D.
Eaton
and
J.
Keefe;
auditors.
Rev.
A.
At
1
y
,ii
thin
Minimer
Both
.
We
.ternaires
l,en
utar
ami
slii(i
while
cveiyttilnR
with
hut
,t
nuke
it
talk
.
SOMETIMES
WHEN
ONE
OF
THE
YOUNGER
members
of
the
family
is
home
ill,
tilings
can
be
about
kinson
and
H.
H.
Neave.
a
worry
tvt
ncer
come
a
little
hectic
In
keeping
i
ilSi
(!i
have
a
life
of
flavor
or
color
or
ry
-
'them
entertained.
If
you
should
!
lever
be
confronted
with
this
i
There
were
thirteen
present
at
the
meeting.
The
most
important
topic
brought
up
for
discus-
Sunday
but
frank
use
carnaii""-
.
ays
Mo
llis
to
have
a
'
....
.r...
mi.rontetl.
I
problem,
you
can
kill
two
birds
:u'llh
niia
Invti
rlc
hlw
Avnrv
1
sion
was
the
prospect
of
bring-
:
in
from
somrw
here
is
uncouuu'""--j
o
IT'S
1
Ing
ln
electric
power
to
thin!
""-
j
1
house
has
a
photograph
album
Parents,
Friends
Jam
School
4JI
lJ
u
La
Get
Carnation
(waiting
to
be
filled,
so
look
up
district
from
Burns
Lake.
I
H
was
decided
to
have
the
tig
town,
lie
can
be
:
any
Sunday
down
-
that
the
Camusun
'i,
Vancouver.
ALWAYS
GOOD'.
To
See.
Pupils
Work
and
Play
Tl
S.1-
Patrick
s
dance
in
;
have
been
hanging
around
for
so
u
the
hall
here.
-,
,v,
.J
,
,
,
MAKE
THIS
Oiiuw
iriiv
v
iiiiu
nun
hj
juw
f
rmm
in
rr
fut
1t
nt-A
Iff
him
7
DAY
TEST
More
than
300
parents
and
,f
barges
In
aid
of
the
Junior
Red
fm
m
im
k
in
misi-
eh,
mt
u..T
'V.
".?
.
ork
away
happily
and
also
ff
imt
one
uce,
friends
crowded
Into
King
tA
:
Th.rd
Slreet
nullin-
uuv
me
h:c
uuein
1
seem
any
u
ouietly
.
1
'
r
.
-
i.(ai.u
huu
tics
.
co
d
Ii.li
a
Sot
of
good
11
prople
She
eied
Atule
making
an
ex-
when
the
csrs
cross.
Cross.
Following
the
program,
tea
was
served
to
the
visitors
In
th
lunchroom
by
girl
pupils
of
C'.rade
VI,
supervised
by
their
teachers
0f
you,
pretent
bi
One,
you
have
Cio,
"e
'"'f
:
ir
of
the
fulled
Mrs.
Peter
Peebles
Is
home
again
after
having
been
In
Van-
ward
school
rooms
and
the
auditorium
to
see
pupils
at
work
and
play
during
open
house
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
connection
with
Education
Week
Following
a
visit
to
aU
the
I
rooms
where
parents
took
special
interest
In
classes
attended
"
local
businessmen
A
surprise
ending
for
the
eouver
since
before
Christmas
turnout
of
visitors
mme
when
when
she
underwent
a
major
some,
returning
to
their
cars,
operation.
Although
not
any
too
t,
...
A
...
.
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L
.
t
I
..
I.
..
n
.
V.
.
AtMnA
..
n
1
..
......
I
I
ivuim
hiiik
iit.cu
Ui
1
vii..-
nil
vug
ri
aiic
la
ircilllK
utriurr
1
issmi
iJ
by
their
children
and
a
variety
windshields
At
leaxt
nine
Uck-'than
when
she
left
1
me
Rotary
flub
4"
ami
K,
T.
Butler
nee
as
new
niembrrt
.'j'u
welcome
sixteen
:
the
Ket.hikan
club
!
here
Tuesday.
1
tlwj
li
all
net
toft
a
dinner
dance
iTiiTiiiff
"rvrriin
r
ar
111
01
cias-proecu
on
display,
the
eU
were
Issued.
It
was
reporU-d
I
visitors
were
entertained
at
a
j
-Maybe
It
was
a
lesson
r.
1
Mrs.
Reg
Partington
and
Sylvia
jM-clal
program
Iwfrtr
tlrst."
commented
one
have
both
been
ui.
but
are
well
Presented
by
Grade
VI
pupils
i
wrilv,
sialn.
There
has
been
a
lot
of
of.
Division
I,
the
program
In-'
Following
Is
a
brief
descrip-
stomach
riu
going
round
the
eluded
a
dramatisation
of
a
t
(i,m
0f
W0,,
,sonf
n
the
class-
district
and
hardly
a
home
has
story
In
their
reader.
"Elder
;
rooms
as
seen
by
the
parents:
escaped
having
at
least
one
Brother"
A
total
of
3Q
was,
.
Ro,m
,
Grade
VI.
teacher
B.
member
III
with
It.
raised
by
10-cent
admission
G.
Moore
iprlnclpali
a
social
I
...
Hrifice
George
bell
back
Ui
Ala.sk.
nern
arouB
came
In
tiMl
Sines
piar.es
on
Tuei.
n
and
spent
a
busy
I
Canadians
Best
"iiiiig
seeing
the
city
entertained
by
cltv
studies
lesson
on
West
Africa.
;
The
Public
Works
snow-ploughs
lis
use
of
tropical
trees
with
have
been
doing
a
splendid
Job
centre
of
Interest
on
displays
of
P'ouRhing
the
roads
out
and
nrt
work
done
In
connection
have
also
ploughed
Into
the
ln-wlth
CBC
radio
lessons.
'dividual
homes
and
farms
along
Room
2.
Grade
VI.
teacher
the
way.
In
places
the
snow
Is
1
Gordon
Freeman
oral
arlthme-
'
melting
w
ith
the
warm
sunny
tie.
simple
prospective
drawing.
0B'.
and
there
are
patches
of
!
Ri
om
3.
Orade
VI.
teacher
nre
ground.
(eerie
Mitchell
y
schi
dale,
'lie
vi.sitmg
group
1
Travellers,
(Report
Shows
!trhikan
club
presl-
i
among
those
w
ho
icir
wives
Others
'Ives
are
John
rir.
j
.
UNITED
NATIONS.
N.Y.
(API
1
-
fananntni
ir
tar
-1
xr
nut
f
1
ail
1
ifi
Onn
Fraser
arithmetic
and
mm
mm
'
-
inguCe
work:
a
salt
and
flour
:
world
travellers,
a
UN'
rc.,crl
J.k-
(iiHlinr.
lion
m?o
of
Australia
readers
Mrrrit
Kleiner
and
an.
Hill
Wood
and
I
shows.
)
The
UN
statistical
yeartviok
j
for
1952
says
2.M8.I90
of
Can-!
ada's
14.009,429
citizens
traveled
to'rei
completed
the
I
B
PO.
Elks
meeting
;day.
March
12,
I
p.m.
Room
4.
Grade
V.
teacher
Joe
fioscoe
harmony
singing
Irs-von.
science
murals
and
displays
of
design
work
on
cloth.
Room
5.
Grade
IV.
teacher
Mrs.
Pat
Hewitt
reading,
arithmetic,
social
studies,
with
n
1
Women
of
the
Moose
Benefit
;
Variety
Show,
March
15,
Capi
abroad
In
150.
That's
a'-.mt
one
In
five
compared
with
one
In
30
American.
Al)
tut
about
lOO.Ooa
of
Ihe
tol
Theatre.
tit)
riisninv
01
a
onnier
mucne
niouii
1
British
Columbia
m!l
have
the
largest
plant
of
its
kind
on
earth.
$500,000,000
FOR
POWER
6000
HEW
JOBS
i
.
,A
NEW
CITY
OF
50,000
'
IS
IN
THE
MAKING
r
j
That'
the
exciting
rtory
lold
in
the
j
leading
orticle
of
the
March
"Reodsi's
I
Digest"
of
a
modem
miracle
created
by
j
'
free
enterprise.
Alt
North
America
is
read-
,
ing
and
talking
about
it.
The
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada's
,
smelting
plant
at
Kitiimrt
is
hailed
as
"'he
mast
spectacular
Canadian
construction
-
feat
since
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railroad."
(
In
glowing
terms,
the
article
classifies
I
the
1
,650,000
horsepower
hydro
develop-I
ment
as
the
equivalent
of
Bonneville
Dam,
j
Shasta
Dam,
and
Wilson
Dam
at
Muscle
"s
are
pi
city
busy
i'erlet
ting
thnr
game
'ion
lor
their
bunn-Mmire
says
about
15
dtempt
to
keep
the
re
although
rink
invited
from
Snilth-1
George,
KainltmiM
Young
people
love
it!
Buq
Cblce
bi
the
carton
Canadian
travellers
went
to
Uie
of
Swlss
v)Ila(!(.
;
St.
Peter's
Church
W
A.
bake
us
1
Riwim
6.
Grade
V.
Miss
Jean
sale.
March
7.
Gordon
At
And-
The
Siime
chart
showed
-lh.it
MrMellan-lessons
In
story
ap-
crson's,
1
to
5.
dtpi
Italy
h
(a-and
away
the
raver-
orerlitlon.
poster
work
on
ite
country
of
the
world's
tour-1
health.
1
Carpenters'
Union
meeting.
i'U-
4.S39.n
penoiu
from
all
Room
7.
Grade
III,
Miss
Jane
Wednesday.
8
p.m..
Carpenters
nvrr
the
alolve
vLilti'd
that
I.11.
d
f
nmmnn
-sorlnl
studies
of
enrlv
Ha".
Frascr
St.
Business
im-
f
iver.
settlers
of
Canada,
fineer
paint-
Portent.
1531
,
of
art
and
history.
In
r.f
llliielrurlrma
t1
ruHv
In-
1
'
five
trophies
up
urn
They
have
been
Ted
Smith,
Kill
'
Hm)
lliiminato,
"'d
Al
.Mansiin.
rillks
urn
.1111
Other
top
tmirl.it
lands
and
;
their
number
of
vuilors:
1
2.
ranada,
3
517.720.
I
3
Fran
-e,
3
0
2
(100.
j
4.
US,
2.061.017.
j
.
Switzerland.
2
3".7.67!l.
f
Hie
chill
rlinu.,,,.,.
Rernirr
Hebslrr.
ciians
on
the
Pacific
coast.
Room
B,
Orade
II,
Mrs.
Iesb-Ka
Moore
lanjiuare
lesson.
It(Hm
P.
Grades
II
nnd
III.
Miss
F.ililh
J.irk
rendini
U"-n-n.
display
of
art
of
early
Indian
life
en
the
west
coast.
Room
10.
Grade
I,
Mixs
lon.
lerksen
reading,
poster
paint-Inn.
Room
11,
Orade
I.
Mrs.
Thorpe
and
.s,m
i
iirn.rti
a
a
it
a
a
i
a
a
a
a
a
a
,
Shoals.
i'
Kirimat
will
be
the
largest
aluminum
j
THIS
WEEK
i
tViimru's
Auxiliary
to
Sra
1
C
mlrls.
meellng
J'rlilny,
t
.ni
;
of
fleers'
wardroom,
II.MCS
t
:
oack
Vu
Kn.skiiloon
ff
visa
here
f
a.iuliU..r
and
son-hi-Mr,.
Vir,
Daly.
J111
think
HuorU
I)
L'lMKl
f..r
........
llliis"
ration
of
a
story.
tl:-.e;-'
painting.
I
..
-.
....
iwn-
111
he'd
like
to
take
cltvs
rain
back
to
SCOn
-McH
ALE
(Canada's
Finest
Shoes
for
Men)
(
linlham.
Mothers
urged
to
attend.
.
Cnnadiiin
Clticnhip
C'oiinell
meeting
M
11
ml
ay,
March
9,
Civic
Centre,
g
p.m.
Meelint
of
Job's
laoliters.
Irida.v,
March
6,
II
p.m.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerre
dinner
meeting
tonight,
6:30,
Commodore
Cafe.
Canadian
Ixglon
Ladies'
Auxiliary
monthly
meeting,
Thurs-!ay.
March
S.
at
B
p.m.
in
the
Legion
Auditorium.
.-
I
I
Prince
George
,'y
'"K
nmn
with
a
f
as
down
the
111-
first
grot-p
"""on
whether
'
u'es
had
broken
N
hi,
stay
In
Van-nin
as
Insprrtor
Smelting
plant
on
earth
with
an
annual
j
capacity
of
550,000
tons,
equal
to
65
;
I
of
present
U.S.
production.
!
In
the
building,
more
than
$500,000,-i
000
will
be
spent,
much
of
it
pouring
into
the
bloodstream
of
British
Columbia's
I
economy.
More
than
6000
men
are
at
work,
creating
a
city
at
Kitimat
where,
by
,
1
1954,
there
will
be
7500
inhabitants.
'
j
When
the
plant
is
operating
to
capacity,
i
it
will
have
a
population
of
50,000
to
rank
It
as
British
Columbia's
third
city
'
where
none
existed
before.
This
is
a
spectacular
example
of
free
'
enterprise
at
work.
The
decision
to
build
;
j
Kitimat
was
influenced
by
the
existence
;
in
British
Columbia
of
a
population
which
'repeatedly
has
endorsed
free
enterprise.,
Only
under
the
stimulus
of
a
free
enterprise
government
will
MORE
industry
be'
.
attracted
to
British
Columbia.
Good
jobs
'
and
job
security
depend
on
the
freedom
.
,
system
.
.
.
and
confidence.
."'
"
011
down
liis
and
GALE
annual
medical
Coca-Cola
pcrfwt
blend
of
many
flavours
has
a
flavour
all
its
own.
Hefreshing
as
the
young
folks'
outlook
pure,
'
wholesome
Coca-Cola
belongs
in
your
rcfrigorator
at
homo.
I
CCC
300
CLUB
ANNUAL
MEETING
cd"doy,
Morch
11,
1953
-
8
p.m.
illu,"1mon
Lounge,
Civic
Centre
4
.
1?
h,i
Wl
nrr"'
M,,",nir
f
"II
members
of
the
elub
held
to
deal
with
the
followlm,:
O
Bottle
Carton
lacMiat
lJrwl
Sain
f
lw
r
These
dress
shoes
for
men
have
just
arrived
and
are
in
the
latest
possible
styles.
The
smartest
and
most
comfortable
shoes
you
can
find
anywhere.
Find
Them
Anytime
At
Fashion
Footwear
Pl
(f
It
Hr
MtM
AuUmmUW
bottlu
of
CocaXnla
wl
Ilk
Caoa-CaU
LU.
SHUSH
COIUMSIA
NDitATION
Of
TRADE
AND
IKCUSTtT
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
a
"W'on
of
Officer!.
lment$
Phune
lit
Prince
Kuw-
rt.
B.C.
to
the
Constitution.
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ft
rottlstertfd
tradf-mwrk.
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