-
.
Prince
Rupert
Doily
Mr&
Friday.
February
20,
1'jJJ
SCREEN
FLASHES
WfKES
Wff
ffiB
FROM
UNDER
SLEEPING
VICTIM
SANTIAGO,
Chile
iRcutersi
Don
Mario
Tabilo
was
In
such
a
sound
sleep
here
that
when
he
woke
up
he
found
burglars
had
stolen
his
bed.
Ht
complained
to
police
thit
the
thieves
left
him
lying
on
the
floor
of
his
bedroom.
Wainwright
Chosen
Site
.
For
Training
OTTAWA
CP
A
Canadian
If
Between
them
p
tdTy
'
8.
SA.TUM
I
ecrt
that
cooled
1
I
their
love
and
hisses!
I
Tl
MM
K.
?
SANTA
MONICA.
Calif
iAP'
Susan
H
a
y
w
a
r
d
and
John
Wayne
have
bt-en
presented
with
m
I
9
T1W
I
f
r
ooMf
I
It
M
W
MIS
MM
'
I
'HUM.
mm,m
1
i
brigade
of
some
6.500
men
will
j
be
trained
at
the
big
milita'-y
gold
Henriettas."
symbolic
or
their
selection
as
the
world's
most
popular
film
stars
of
1952.
The
awards
were
made
by
the
ri
ij
'ML
LI
-
lOaV7ll
Robert
a,i;vriwr
1
t-
tavi
nn.DnnKiTDr
??-
training
camp
at
WamwriRht.
Alta..
as
Korea
replacement
troops
but
not
all
at
once.
A
defence
spokesman
said
the
2Mh
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
replacement
group
will
bo
through
training
at
Wainwright
n
few
units
Bt
a
time.
Three
battalions
plus
ancilliary
troops
iniLUil
I
nillll.ll
v
jTJ
,
lames
WHIT
WORE
M.nryn
mmi
JJ
XI
'
j)
,
7KT
fir
i
will
be
trained
in
time
for
Ko
C
AP
CARTOON
NEWS
ITO
Foreign
Press
Association
of;
Hollywood
which
conducted
polls
in
newspapers
in
more
than
50
,
countries
j
r-peclal
awards
were
made
to
producers
and
artists
whose
work
promoted
International
goodwill,
i
These
are
Bette
Davis,
Roy
Rogers,
.composer
Jimmy
McHugh.
j
child
actress
Susan
Whitney.
;
dance
director
Leroy
Prinz.
Olivia
DeHuvlland.
Richard
Burton.
Jane
Durwell
and
Masaichi
Nag-ata.
The
last
named
was
the
producer
of
the
Japanese
hit
Ka.iiuimm."
Pictures
honored
as
International
favorites
are
'
Hans
Christ
IHl
tvenings
:uu
-
.
mini
s
mui;
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
4:02
AlvlYOURKIDNEYS
!
?VVl$Xa1'
'if
I
The
kidrxryi
are
nry
dliclt
arrant,
aaiilr
SSSSw
Id
-31
rted,-eipUllj
br
M-
Their
duly
VW$oSk
IT
jf-J
httef
impuritiea
and
ciceaa
acida
rraaa
I
h
kN"VV:Sf:
'5f
St
bioaA
When
?u
hat
a
!!
-at
any
athef
(
rean
rotation
late
this
year.
The
1st
Battalion
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Regiment
and
the
1st
Battalion
of
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment
in
Korea
are
due
for
rotation
shortly.
The
replacement
battalions,
which
trainin
rt
-
d:.
c.iL
D..:r:.
c.,..
MC
M..:,
m:j.
j
at
Wainwright
last
summer
and
V-f
"
?
'A
ayatM-aitra
work
u
thrown
upon
your
kit-
I
nt
!"
-
-
ana
have
since
been
in
winter
q
quar-
j
Urs
at
Valcartier
and
I
WJ'?
'
'1
'
to
hrlp
clear
your
lytiera
(
ceu
acida
and
I
W
'
I
.-
I
poUoru
raused
by
calda
ar
other
ailawnta.
ml
I
Vj
Vs.
J
kl(ln,T
PU1
Naa-habit
(anin.
ian
Andersen.
'
ureaiest
hhow
on
Earth."
'"High
Noon"
and
"It's
a
Big
Country
"
LUKE
UNDOE
.
an
imporlont
task
wawa.
will
be
en
route
to
Korea
within
two
months.
The
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry
battalion
in
Korea,
third
unit
in
Canada's
25th
Brigade,
was
recently
Youth
Given
Suspended
Term
On
Knife
Charge
St-ul
toTlsr
Ui.ily
Nra
Contact
With
Culture
Lost
To
Majority
of
Canadians
TOTEMMlsMSi-
""'iTZZ"""
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
Members
of
the
Women's
Royal
Australian
Army
Corps
are
part
of
the
regular
army
BOWNESS.
Al'a
CP)
Sculptor
an
obvious
beginning
of
tonivi
-j
Luke
Lindoe
of
Bowness
says
row's
art.
MH
HAN
UAL
ROl'TINE
Canadian
culture
Is
suffering
IltRNS
LAKE.
-A
three-year
susp-
ndecl
xenU'iue
was
handed
out
to
Joseph
Henry
Karhur.
19.
in
county
court
here
held
by
Mr.
Lindoe
saya
the
majority
of
Canadians
have
lust
contact
1
Judge
W,
O.
Fulton
of
Prince
f
roni
hardening
of
the
arteries
and
he
has
decided
to
seek
a
new
approach
to
art.
Limine.
39.
is
renowned
with
culture.
In
many
casf.s,
daily
life
is
nothing
bul
a
nucn-i
Ruixrt.
Karhur
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
unlawfully
possessing
nn
offensive
weapon,
a
xpnng-
tlmiiichnut
thp
orairies
for
hls'nital
rov'.lne
of
a
dreary
civil
isation
n.lich
no
longer
radiates;
fine
ceramics
and
watercoicrs
He
contends
the
"mission
of
art"
ti;e
refreshing
rays
01
fine
cul
knite.
for
a
purpose
dangerous
ture.
WHICH
VAUWCU
Hi
WlVI.Wl
V'tw,
has
expired.
Many
artists
have
accepted
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Saturday
Only
These
ore
added
close-out
values
in
addition
to
those
advertised
yesterday.
Be
sure
to
come
in.
This
sale
absolutely
ends
Saturday
night.
There
ore
bargains
for
everyone
.
.
.
They're
yours
for
the
having.
QTTAICQ
V
CEapr
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
hi
to
public
peace.
j
Judiie
Fulton
&aid
that
In
huj
opinion
a
prison
wntenrr
w;iild
probably
ha
v..
a
bad
t
ifwt
on
the
youth
Karhur
wilt
have
to
report
to
the.RCMP
tmce
a
motith
tor
the
first
year,
once
every
two'
month.,
the
second
year,
and
The
only
art
that
has
its
leet
Pam
in8
ann
s.-uipuit
:ng
w,uk.ui
teing
why
they
do
It,
I
myr.f
soundly
cn
the
ground
today
"Otfterio
sun
lUiow
yet
where
I
staaJ
"
architecture."
he
says.
It
thu
belief,
brought
last
remnant:
visual
arts
are
the
of
the
renaLance
rather
tha.T
"trout
by
thought
and
exp-rl-
5
ments,
that
convinced
Mr.
un-
J
'
.
.
v.
a
:
CPR
to
Rebuild
jdoe
to
start
over
again.
He
wants
j
to
devtlup
forms
of
art
w!ui..i
j
will
be
In
aesthetic
and
economic
liarmony
with
present
Canad.,1.1
JWe.
(IMPORTANT
TAS
K
SALE
OF.
HANDBAGS
every
lh:ee
Months
the
remaining
year
of
the
suspended
sentence.
Should
Kachur
break
the
law
in
any
month
during
the
term
of
the
sentence,
it
would
become
effective
Immediately.
Mr.
Liarioe
say.
his
first
t,'.-a
In
the
new
p-iroJ
of
hw
arU.,tsc
ilife
Is
to
tru'-e
Canadian
and1
LADIES':
MILLINERY
Clearance
Regular
$3.95-$4.95-$5.95-$6.95-$7.95
Ontario
Wins
High
School
Curling
Title
.SASKATOON
('Ontario
won
tlie
Canadian
HH;h
8
hKl
rurl-liU
chainpioiiihiu
early
Friday
by
'
Lovely
Selection
in
all
Colors
51.95
WOMEN'S
SLIPPERS
also
$1.99
western
iraev.'ons
In
ceramics
Besides
solving
the
problem
of
the
misalign
of
modern
art.
he
also'
wa..s
to
create
functional
and
Uecoratlve
art
which
wilt
be
wprecla'.fcd
bv
the
general
pub-tac.
M..
Llrdoe
nt
bor
ut
Bashaw.
Alta..
and
attended
2t
chools
In
Canada
and
In
the
United
States
tK-fore
gradual.
nn
from
the
Ontario
College
of
Ar'-t.
He
worked
periodically
In
a
cial
mine
to
finance
studies
Pier
Ruined
i
I
In
'38
Fire
j
j
5'
VANCOUVER
(CP)
More
thnn
S29
0O0OOO
will
be
spent
by
the1
Canadian
Pacific,
Railway
for
;
improvements
to
British
Colum-
j
Ma
services
this
year.
.
m
Building
projects
included
in
a
$12,000
000
appropriation
in-
elude
a
specially-desicned
rail-
car
ferry
for
the
Vancouver-;
Nanaimo
service;
preliminary
5
work
on
reconstruction
of
pier
"D"
in
Vancouver;
new
rail
and
m
ship
terminaLs
at
Nanaimo
and
Vancouver,
and
extensive
rail
improvements.
!
In
addition,
the
CPR
will
J
spend
$;7.000.000
to
buy
new
-
tliesel
units.
Architects
are
designing
a
7000-ton
vessel
for
the
rail-car
Your
Choice
nrnnlnp
from
btnlnd
to
edge
out
1
Saskatchewan
In
g
sudden-death
extra-end
match
8-7.
:
I
?
'
"
1
1.
1
1
I--
I)----
w"f
"re
clearing
over
30
regular
stock
Ladies'
Hats.
V.soi
ted
styles
and
colors.
All
going
at
one
low
price
Grandmere
Angora
Berets
Regular
Sl.&o.
Made
of
finest
Pre-Shrunk
AnRora.
Over
six
different
colors
to
select
from.
QQT
For
all
year
around
wear
v
K
Busy
Fliers
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Hask
K.PU-
$1.95
Nature
eventually
became
the
lain
Aiibiect
of
his
work
and
husi
SaskaU
hewan
Government
Air-
Gypsy
wav
of
living
stopped
in
ways
lodged
a
record
7
977
hours
1940
when
he
was
appointed
in-j
of
northern
flying
In
the
12
structor
of
sculpture
at
the
tc'-h-i
months
ended
last
Oct.
31
Air
Fashion
Footwean
nines
i.own
reacneu
iti.uw.
nical
school
here.
D
bringing
the
total
to
more
than
!
3.282,000
miles
slnre
the
service
started
In
1947.
Rea
to
Seek
TV
Station
In
Edmonton
FEB.
FURNITURE
SA
lerry
service,
which
will
be
the
latest
In
the
company's
coast
fleet.
About
$2,000000
has
been
set
aside
for
berthing
facilities
for
the
ship
at
Vancouver
and
Nanaimo.
Preliminary
work
on
reconstruction
of
pier
"D,"
destroyed
bv
fire
in
1938,
will
cost
$300,-000.
The
company
has
ordered
71
FINAL
WEEK
OF
OUR
ANNUAL
STOCK
CLEARANCE
Reductions
Galore
Reg
$4
95
-
$11.95
LADIES'
BLOUSES
8
Only
'
$2.99
Reg
$2
98
-
$3
95
LADIES
BLOUSES
4
Only
99c
Reg
31c
-
40c
MONARCH
SANFORLAN
and
FINGERING
WOOL
.
19c
Limited
Quantity
MEN'S
DRESS
SOCKS
50
Pair
Only
39c
Reg
$2.95
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
Sizes
14L..
-
162
$1.79
Reg
$6
95
MEN'S
STANFIELD
UNDERWEAR
COMBINATIONS
$4.99
Req
$3.93
BOYS'
LINED
JEANS
Sizes
3
years
to
12
years
.....
$2.49
EXTRA
SPECIAL
BOYS'
ANKLE
SOCKS
Sizes
7hU
to
lCH
j,
3
pr.
99c
79c
-
$1
GIRLS'
PRE-SHRUNK
MITTS
and
GLOVES-AII
sizes
59c
VANCOUVER
(t
Bill
Rea,
owner-manager
of
radio
station
CKNVV.
New
Westminster,
said
l!li8
lord
r'urdor
Every
extrn
Continues
Until
FEBRUARY
28th
j
Thursday
he
will
apply
to
Ottawa
Feb.
27
for
permission
"s
to
build
a
television
station
In
diesel
locomotive
units
for
Kettle
Valley-Kootenay
line.
i
Edmonton.
About
119
miles
of
rail
re-1
Mr.
Rea
said
he
had
shifted
placement
and
tie
replacement
.
n)s
attention
to
Allerta
because
will
cost
almost
$3,300,000.
A;0f
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
315-foot
wooden
trestle
In
the
Corporation's
"monopoly"
policy
smart
two-tone
$I77.
Plymouth
I'ordur
Higt.
value,
low
price
SMI.i
1III6
Plymouth
Knrdor
Radio
heater.
at
covers.
Drive-away
price
STO
TRUCK
DEPT.
I'l'iO
Ktudrbaker
Pickup.
Motor
overhaul,
well
finished
box.
All
for
I2''
14
Kord
i-Ton.
Long
W
B
new
paint,
good
machine
Coouihalla
Pass
will
be
replaced
on
the
B.C.
lower
mainland.
2
p.m.
Special
2
p.m.
Ladies'
Nylon
Hose
Many
bargains
ore
offered
t
tot
have
not
ailvertised.
Drop
m
and
them
when
you
are
down
town.
m
m
M
K
with
a
steel
bridge,
i
Plans
have
also
been
rom-:
Dieted
for
a
$300,000
artificial
'
ice
plant
at
Pentlcton
to
pro
Between
1930
and
1950
the
construction
Industry
lncre..pd
rom
six
per
cent
of
Canada's
duce
100
tons
of
Ice
daily
for
m
m
m
re-
'
commodity
production
to
12
per
Flat
deck
Included
$825
:
?
...
passenger
equipment
and
:
frigeration.
79c
nt.
We're
clearing
all
odds
and
ends
of
nylon
liose.
..
Mostly
..first
..quality
..nationally
advertised.
Includes
W'cldrest,
Kayser,
Monarch
and
Holeproof.
Values
from
$1.25
to
.SI.
75.
Assorted
gauges.
Sizes
8'
a
to
11
'.
1
A
hAzr(nmn
Furniture
ft
IIIUI
tVlla.IV
va
i
-
-
"i
1..
ri....n
in
11.
.i
If....
I
itrt-f
ii
L)u.U'LCl
ol
1
1'1
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YOU'RE
LOOKING
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BARGAINS
AT
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V
A
LIT
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Parker
ltd.
Phone
f3
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Pltaw
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.
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