Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
7.
1952
ALL
SLATS
KLSLKVLD
THE
INTERNATIONAL
CINF.MA
P.UII.D
OF
""WW
Dancing
Lunds
Home
for
Tour
mwr
English
Stores
Insure
Customers
Funeral
Service
For
John
Mdeod
4if
k
TV
STEWART
Paying
tribute
to
LONDON
(P
Free
insurance
against
food
poisoning,
accidents
.ir
disease
contracted
as
a
direct
the
late
John
McLeod
residents
V
1
I
A
lflfrr-r-
VAM'll
IAH
Turrr
i-e.su!
t
of
their
patronage
is
to
be
1
of
Stewart,
Hyder,
if
a
J
.
Alaska
and
Moose
Hall
tin
thiv.'inif
I
j
1
1
-n
m
fSr'X'
rtir
t
afU
granted
nearly
2.000.000
custom-
i
Premier
filled
the
f
I
TrMNI
M
.SSi-'f.M'ES
ers
doing
business
at
12,000
10
capacity
lor
the
funeral
ser-J.
-mall
shops
throughout
England.
I
vice-
on
Sunday.
l
The
plan,
announced
by
D
W
Tne
servlce
was
conducted
by
B
Harrison,
president
of
the
Na-
i
Worshipful
Master
Robert
Mac-
tional
Union
of
Small
Shopkeep-
!
ieod
and
meters
of
Enoch
becomes
LodRe-
A
F-
&
A
M-
r.',
operative
after
18
'
months
of
negotiation
MusJc
was
Provided
by
Mrs.
I
I
T
nn
o
l-i
trio
cnlnt
TORONTO
CP
A
Canadian
couple
who
have
danced
for
royalty
and
won
applause
in
both
b.it.un
and
the
United
States
arc
home
again
for
a
tour
of
Canada
with
a
British
troupe.
Alan
and
Blanche
taind
danced
across
Canada
with
the
wartime
Canadian
Navy
Snow.
'Ineii
they
were
married
and
headot,
lor
the
theatres
and.
air
raids
ot
Loiiaon.
Now,
fresh
i'rom
an
eight-mo.
i!h
run
in
"Fancy
Free,"
a
London
vaudeville
show,
they
are
due
to
open
Feb.
11
at
Toronto's
Royal
Alexandra
with
British
comedian
Tommy
Trin-dvrs
"Royal
Command
Music
Hall
Varieties."
l
or
MX
weeks
the
dancing
duo
will
plav
such
places
as
Montreal,
Ottawa,
St.
Catherines.
Hamilton.
Kitchener,
London,
Uranli'ord
and
Kingston.
I
,
F.nanced
by
the
union,
the
jj
Wilkinson.
I
pulley
provides
for
unlimited
I
compensation
where
accidents
FunpraI
arrangements
were
in
M
.
-
jyHA
i
are
involved,
and
up
to
10.000
in.
e
"a"ufi
UI
.
oiewan.
The
remains
were
forwarded
se.
of
food
poisoning
and
re
ACCUSED
OF
EXTORTION
George
Dubois,
26,
of
Granby,
Que.,
:faces
charges
of
extortion.
Police
allege
he
fleeced
an
elderly
Granby
farmer
of
$87,150.
They
say
he
hvid
lav-Hi
parties
in
all
parts
of
Quebec
province
and
in
England,
tipping
as
much
as
$50
to
waiters.
-
rep
Photo
i
PEKEK
FARR
:
KAR0CR1E
One
Showing
only
Thursday
8
30
pm.
IKmrs
open
at
7:15
A
lMl'S
I'i.
'.iLRS
TULA
rut
to
Vancouver
for
interment
in
the
Masonic
Cemetery
there.
duet
mourners,
Mrs.
Catherine
McLeod,
widow
of
the
deceased,
Mrs.
Isabellc-
MacKay,
elder
daughter.
Miss
Janet
McLeod,
younger
daughter,
Ian
McLeod,
elder
son.
and
Donald
McLeod.
"
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5
Px
lated
diseases.
"lne
clanuer
of
food
poisoning
i""-.-asiiig
as
we
now
eat
more
tinned
food
than
ever
before,"
Mi'.
Harrison
said.
In
the
past,
he
added,
many
shopkeepers
had
operated
under
the
impression
hey
were
fully
protected
under
their
normal
insurance
policies
only
to
discover
their
mistake
.lien
they
were
hauled
into
court.
Sometimes
these
claims
had
forced
them
out
of
busine-
A
Priceless
Jeweled
Idol
Commissioner
at
Hyder
Succumbs
younger
son,
accompany
the
re-
mains
to
the
final
resting
place.
Rev.
Evan
Baker
of
the
Robson
I
Memorial
Church
will
conduct?!
Nor
Jusf
Gloves
But
KAYSER
Glov
s
-The
IVa.
c
T
(ii
to.
lln
liraiiils
Vuu
Know'
Also
on
the
troupe's
itinerary
are
Regina.
Saskatoon,
Edmonton.
Calgary,
Vancouver
and
Victoria
cities
the
young
Lunds,
still
in
their
twenties,
came
to
know
10
years
ago
when
Blanche
as
a
Chief
Petty
Officer
in
the
Wrens
and
Alan
a
Sub-Lieuten-a:it
in
the
Navy.
Frontier
Drama
Novelty
Filmed
Casting
Its
Shadow
Over
3
P0pli
r
Paramount
aiamount
present
pretenus
the
service,
in
Vancouver.
Frontier
drama
forms
the
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
5TOREJ
and
'left
them
penniless
while
customers
often
had
received
no
MANY
DESCENDANTS
compensation
for
injuries.
BEAUMONT.
Alta.
(CP)
David
Under
the
new
scheme
a
cus-
Magnan.
who
died
here
at
the
t-mer
is
inquired
to
file
his
age
of
90,
left
six
children,
35
claim
72
hours
after
an
accident
grandchildren
and
45
great-:n
a
union
.'hop
or
the
purchase
grandchildren.
He
was
born
at
ft
tainted
food.
.St.
Nicholas,
Que.
STEWART.
Sidney
Anderson,
United
States
commissioner,
parsed
away
at
Hyder,
Alaska,
last
Tuesday.
The
body
was
discovered
in
the
afternoon
after
Casey
Williams,
a
neighbor,
noticed
that
the
commissioner
had
not
appeared
that
morning,
as
was
his
!
i
I
;
f
?i
Proceeds
of
the
tour
will
go
lo
theme
of
the
color
picture
Varieties
Village
in
Toronto,
a
"Slaughter
Trail"
which
is
com-residential
vocational
school
for
ing
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
as
the
physically-handicapped
children,
feature
offering
this
Friday
and
Every
step
of
the
way
will
be
a
,
Saturday,
memory
for
this
Toronto-born!
Brian
Donlevy
plays
the
role
of
pair
who
have
been
crazy
about,
the
commandant
of
a
little
cav-dancing
since
they
were
kids
in
j
airy
posl
ln
N(.w
M,xlro
in
tnp
early
eighties.
Gig
Young
is
a
9
!..
7
.t
77.
"
""T
"
WIDL
EXPLRIENt'E
winuow
wnen
ne
receivea
no
mm
Lunds
r,
i
upeared
17-
,
London
urcmB
'ne
after
holding
up
a
stage.
The
in
"when
inrtmn.
an
,,n
th
,m,..K
Do
You
Ask
Yourself
Questions
I
rl
Ti
or.'hestra
l
aawer
to
his
knock.
He
saw
the
!
deceased
half
kneeling
at
a
1
couch
a,nd
opened
the
door
and
'
went
in.
musicians
put
their
!
vni.n
h
hi.
,..,..,.,
....
!
lint
on
top
of
their
heads
to
!
able
t0
break
tnr0ugl,,
are
forced
v
a.
ii
us
an
air
rxt
u.-e
to
return
to
the
fort
for
safely
Dr.
D.
MacKay
of
Stewart
Was
They
danced
in
Las
Vmm
Nev
&wuiirc
Line
inese
MORE
A
soldier-of-fortune
taking
any
risk
for
the
fortune
and
the
woman
he's
after!
There
their
Identity
is
disclosed
and
Donlevy,
lef
using
the
Indian
demands
that-he
turn
ovi
r
the
bandits,
finds
hi.s
post
grimly
standing
olf
the
attackers
in
a
thrilling
climax.
Virp
nia
Grey.
Andy
Devlne
and
Robert
Hutton
are
also
called
immediately
and,
after
examination,
pronounced
lift
extinct.
Mr.
Anderson
had
been
ailin;
for
some
time
and
the
death
was
not
unexpected.
Mrs.
Anderson
passed
away
last
yea..
ada,
where
Blanche
had
a
shoc-slrap
bieak,
kicked
off
the
slipper
and
hit
the
drummer
in
the
face.
They
have
swayed
to
Latin-American
tunes
In
Puerto
Rico,
and,
at
the
Royal
Command
performance
of
"Fancy
Free"
In
London
Princess
Margaret
thrilled
Blanche
by
admiring
her
dress.
1
Ss
my
cor
worth
repairing?
Shall
I
do
it
now?
Why
ore
mv
tires
wearing
unevenly?
3
Why
does
it
miss
when
I
wont
quick
pick
ups?
A
How
can
I
cut
down
on
qasoline
consumption?
IT'S
TIME
TO
SEE
US
FOR
A
GENERAL
CHECK-UP
star.'
ing
s
i
starred
and
Terry
Gilkyson
treads
j
the
supporting
cast
as
a
sing-!
Ing
cavalryman,
hi.s
vocal
com-
VA(
O!
VLR
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
ChilcoUn
3
).m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Cam'isun
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STFWAKT
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
C.imoMui.
11
p.m!
FOR
NORTH
QIT
I
N
ni.Mtl.OTTF
ISLANDS
F.b.uary
1
,
s-.
Cliikntin
midnight
FOR
SOl'TII
Ol
FF.N
HIARLOTIK
ISLANDS
ss.
cliilcotin
January
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNKR
Prince
Ruin:it
Ai?ent
Third
Avenue
Phore
563
mm
mentary
on
the
action
with
lively
ballad
accompaniment
to
the
action
bcins?
an
unusual
feature
of
the
piece.
Rhonda
She
looked
at
It
closely
and
aid
'it
is
very
beautiful,"'
says
Blanche.
The
costume
was
one
if
Planches
usual
filmy
ballet-length
gowns
which
take
20
yards
of
material.
It
hasn't
been
all
happy.
There
superior
Auto
Service
ft,
"Faith."
declared
Mike,
"It's
an
unthankful
country
this
is,
now.
Here
we
Irish
have
done
o
rnurh
for
the
United
Statej
i'nd
b'jabbe.'s
they've
named
only
one
state
after
an
Irisit
man!"
His
faithful
friend
Pat
raised
his
red
eyebrows:
"I
didn't
know
.'ne
e
was
such
a
state.
Mike!"
"Sure
and
have
ye
niver
hearil
'
o'
that
western
stale.
O'Reaon?"
iitnrt
nntinr
in
ni!ti
mi
i
nibti
tmi
mn
II.
Limited
STEAM
fc
Prince
George
Third
Avenue
WesF
Phone
Green
217
Produced
!v
WJLw
H.
Pm
ti
Walk.
FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY
i
ff
j.
f
was
the
year
during-
the
war
i
when
Blanche
caught
poliomy-1
elitis
in
Germany,
recovered
and
i
had
to
learn
to
dance
all
over
!
igain.
Then
last
year
she
broke
i
her
left
foot
while
dancing
in
1
"Fancy
Free."
She
finished
th
i
show
but
was
laid
up
in
a
cast
!
for
eight
weeks.
'ihry
agree
that
some
day
they'd
like
to
settle
in
one
xnn,..,
Evenings
7
-
9
P.M.
j
fa
Matlr.ee
Saturday
2
P.M.
A
r
Mol
S
PI
.AVKKS'
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
nil
Intermediate
Ports
S
IEVE
COCHRAN
-
MARIE
Kli
f
TODAY
7
-
9:00
in
"THE
TANKS
ARE
COM'C
But
after
the
lour
with
Tommy
Trinder
there's
an
April
engagement
waiting
at
the
Plaza
in
New
York
Vengeance-Mad
Redskins
On
A
Death
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
U
LDNliSDAY
.M.'DNK.III
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
Again
th
bloodiest
corner
of
the
jf!'r7
U.S.
A.
flare.
Into
fury
that
A
fdeitroy
white
and
....-
S
.
i
redmon
f
.
--
jd.
'
mil
.
I
8
"
y
rijf
Prices
effective
February
8th
to
13th
inclusive
I
(
FREE
DELIVERY
SERVICE
kj7-
I
On
All
Orders
$10.00
and
Over
I
I
Split
Season
Is
Being
Extended
Ha'iliut
Season
Lxprrtcd
To
Open
May
I
I
Write
or
CaJI
CITY
OK
DLI'OI
OFFICE
PIUNCK
RUi'tfti
BC.
5t
ft-
-
I
1
diibut
fishing
season
is
likely!
to
open
May
14,
George
Nicker-
1
son.
International
Halibut
Com-
i
mission
chairman,
said
today
j
following
return
from
the
annual
;
cnriVf'ntirin
ul
Cnitln
i
.'.
saving
of
a
25c
delivery
charge
on
a
$10.00
delivery
-rder
means
a
2"2
saving
on
your
grocery
purchases.
When
figured
on
a
monthly
basis
this
amounts
lo
a
treat,
saving.
I
Commission
will
also
provide!
r;ptmm
A
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r
ff?2n
"
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BRIAN
BRIAN
DOHICVV
DOHICVV
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YOUNG
YOUNG
VIRGINIA
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Also
aim!
C
CARTOON
ARTOON
-
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SHIS
MWS
m
TUNA
FLAKES
27
C
i
ior
split
season
fishing
in
Area
3,;
i!onfe
with
continuation
of
the
plit
season
ln
Area
2
which
was'
pioneered
last
year.
Mi.
Nickerson
aid
the
split-:
reason
provision
was
meeting
with
approval
of
all
fishermen.!
although
its
effects
on
halibut
fisheries
would
not
be
known
fori
'
some
time.
y
v
.
1
.
Sunny
Gecn.
9
Oz.
tins
.
RIPE
OLIVES
GRAPELADE
43c
31c
Welch's.
24
Oi..
jar
cales
of
halibut
in
the
1951-52
season
were
up
over
the
previous
f-eason.
he
said,
but
prices
were
lower.
romutfj
to
Yaitnmver
2
12
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cello
pkg.
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ROUGH
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1
Ocean
waves
off
the
Cape
of
Good
Hope
at
the
bottom
tip
of
South
Africa
often
reach
heights
'
of
GO
feet.
i
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