TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Students
in
Russian
Schools
Must
Learn
to
Plav
Musical
Instrument
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ii
ir
n
n
t
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H.m
V
m
Pv
PILL
P.OSS
In
the
rooms
of
Moscow
Peda-
the
school,
which
is
training
c.,u.,
n
in
PiT
.si
.ft
wnui-
gogical
Technical
School
No.
2
teachers
for
elementary
classes,
.iinscnv.i
I
ikp
it
nr
iinLilherK
orp
13
concert
erund
is
450
DUDils,
all
but
three
of
i
CAPITA
school
teachers
here
must
play
pianos,
200
violins,
46
cellos
and
them
girls.
Alnr.l
btiuttss
BEIIIM)
THE
WALL
"HOT
MOON"
Shows
at
7-9
P-m-
Saturday
Matinee..
Z
p.m.
a
musical
instrument.
'six
bass
fiddles.
Enrolment
at
Mikhail
P.
Bortkevich,
63-
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
Tarj
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
Evenings
j
Matinee
Saturday..,,
i
year-old
principal,
said:
"Every
student
teacher
must
decide
on
registering
whether
he
or
she
wants
to
play
the
piano
or
a
stringed
Instrument.
If
a
student
cannot
master
one
of
these
instruments
he
may
turn
to
accordion
or
concertina,
but
after
four
years
here
he
must
be
able
to
play
some
Queen
Awards
Decorations
To
Heroes
of
Train
Wreck
INVERCARGILL.
N.
Z.
(Rcu-i
"May
God
bless
New
Zealand
tersi
Queen
Elizabeth
bade
and
watch
over
the
destines
of
foiewell
o
the
-people
of
New
her
people'
Zealand
toniKht
in
a
radio!
The
Queen's
last
day
here
THE
MUSICAl
WMtD
lOPPIBf
Heue
Come
The
Gias
4
Technicolor
broadcast
and
told
them
she
j
was
a
crowded
one.
It
included
.MOSTLY
GIRLS
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
a
civic
reception
and
visits
to
proportion
"enjoyed
evcy
moment
of
our
Kew
Hospita
and
Invercargil
s
,
students,
principal
Bort-
Sti,y
!
vfyal
ITm
Ikevich
said
"medical
to,
are
she
saw
highland
h
dancing
nn
com-
The
QlvC
who
leaves
.
for
j
bplng
o
determine
wnptner
Anrnli
said
she
and
petitions.
rjanirday.
reed
lnstruments
sucn
ps
tho
the
duke
depart
"with-sorrow."
I
AWARDED
MEDALS
J
flute,
clarinet,
oboe
and
bassoon
"But
we
also
k"k
forward
to
Wnile
the
Queen
was
here
the
'are
hnrmful
to
women
and
if
not
ti
dov
when
v
c
shall
once
:,,,
-
nr.eA
that,
she
th
nlnn
la
In
nrirl
tlipm
t.n
nur
nnR
TONY
ARLENE
RONKMAKY
to
visit
yur
huH
niKiirriprt
rmdnls
to
four
i
curriculum."
Jr.
more
be
able
Siures."
She
tlv.nked
Hope
vALMrnx
inni
Ox)om
(INI)
TljK
MST
BMITin'l
CIHI.S'
IN
HIE
WIKLn!
'heroes
of
the
Christmas
Eve
The
scnooi.
whose
staff
nf
50
je--,ile
for
;
Ta
ntriwai
rail
disaster,
in
which
tonhorc
inHuriPi
a
henri
nf
tn.
Extra
..
T
f
T
C
II
making
her
visit
"so
pleasant
j
136
pcrsons
were
killed.
"
.
1
music
and
three
music
teachers,
and
so
memorable,"
and
con-j
Arlhm
Cyrjl
E1Us
an(.
john
has
a
string
orchestra
of
58
cluctlcl-
1
Warren
Holman
received
the
pieces
comprised
of
the
better
I
rider
the
Little
Bie
Top"
0
B
la
tt
HAPfY
AS
A
MAN
with
his
first
Cadillac,
11-ycai-olcl
Paul
Milburn
gathers
up
the
loot
he
afnuired
for
$.25
at
a
Redwood
City.
Calif.,
police
auction
of
unclaimed
Dicyclcs.
Nobody
had
the
heart
to
outbid
the
boy,
who,
with
his
bro
her,
assembled
the
parts
into
an
as-good-a-uew
bike,
in
true
American
ingenuitive
fashloK.
RCAF
Gets
First
Jet
Simulator
to
Train
Pilot
A-Ground
at
Lower
Cost,
Less
Risk
"Collegiate
Clianips"
Famous
I'lay
rs
Thtai
George
Medal,
Britain
s
nign-
players.
Carioou
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
January
29,
1954
jest
civilian
award
for
bravery,;
This
school
is
one
of
two
or
its
:
for
saving
21
persons
after
five
tvpe
ln
Moscow
anci
the
students
i
;
coaches
of
the
express
train
b
.
Drenared
for
the
time
j
i
Dlungea
n
om
a
a
onmuii
unust
in
1960
when
compulsory
educa
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
r
a
ceremony
at
the
London
far-,
problems
without
the
high
costs
,
DANCE
-TONIGMi
LEGION
AUDITORILY
Music
by
toiies
of
Redifon
Ltd.
and
hazards
of
flying.
Rcdifon
won
the
contract
In;
Trainees
enter
a
cockpit
the
face
of
stiff
United
States
!
mounted
ln
a
38-foot-long
competition
in
July,
1952.
Can-'
trailer
which
also
contains
an
ada
stipulated
that
the
first
of
i
instrument
panel
and
power
the
completed
units
must
be
unit.
The
cockpit
is
a
faithful
Iclivered
within
18
months.
replica
of
,
that
In
tjie
actual
Redifon
met
the
Stipulation
tJ-:
Sabre.
day.
I
;
Using
the
Instrument,
panel,
The
electronically
-con,
lolled
the
Instructor
can
pose
flyln
flight
simulators
permit
pilots
problems
on
the
cockpit
panel
into
a
flooded
river.
Trainman
William
Ian
Inglis
and
Arthur
Dewar
Bell,
a
passing
motorist
who
Joined
the
rescue
work,
were
awarded
the
British
Empire
Medal.
Meanwhile,
four
Australian
naval
vessels
left
Sydney,
Australia,
today
to
meet
the
Queen's
ship,
the
Gothic,
midway
across
the.Tasman
Sea
and
escort
her
into
Sydney.
The
Gothic
is
expected
to
reach
Sydney
harbor
at
8
a.m.
Wednesday.
LONDON
(CP)
British
industry
today
turned
over
to
Canada
on
schedule
the
first
iof
10
Sabre-jet
flight
simulators
under
production
here
for
the
RCAF
at.
a
total
Jost
of
3,500,-000.
Air
Vice-X.'arsfcal
h
L.
Campbell,
head
of
the
RCAF
in
western
Europe,
took
delivery
of
the
intricate
trailer-truck
ground
training
apparatus
for
pilots
In
tion
will
extend
from
its
present
seven
grades
to
10.
By
that
time,
too,
400
more
schools
will
be
open,
bringing
Moscow's
total
to
more
than
1,100.
Girls
planning
to
become
school-ma'ams
ln
Russia
start
training
for
the
job
at
14
or
15
and
are
ready
for
their
first
teaching
assignment
at
18
or
19.
At
the
moment,
students
who
have
completed
seventh
year
in
a
10-grade
school
(Russia's
combined
public
and
high
school)
may
try
a
pedagoelcal
school's
THE
ROCKY
MTN.B01
Kcaturing
to
become
familiar
with
flying
FREDDY
LAN
CANAOA'S
CHAMPIOS
OLD-TIME
IlllDLfl
and
see
whether
the
trainee
solves
them
through
correct
flying
technique.
The
sounds
heard
In
flitnt
aKo
can
be
reproduced
The
simulator
training
system
Is
a
change
from
the
method
whereby
a
pilot
learned
his
theory
on
the
ground
and
prac
You
Name
It!
We
Ship
It!
entrance
examination.
If
successful,
they
undergo
four
years
of
teacher
training.
BORROW
BOOKS
In
the
school
for
teachers,
students
borrow
text
books
from
Oil
Workers
Start
Vote
Dancing
10-!
Admission
$1
.00
B.C.
HOTELMEN
MEET
WITH
LIQUOR
OFFICIALS
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Thirty-two
hotelmcn
from
all
parts
of
the
province
were
scheduled
to
meet
Liquor
Control
Board
officials
in
Victoria
today
to
seek
clarification
of
the
new-Liquor
Act.
VANCOUVER
CP)
A
lengthy
j
a
40.000-volume
school
library
wage
dispute
between
700
oil
an(j
may
keep
them
for
the
year,
workers
and
five
major
oil
com-
:
They
also
draw
on
the
library
Complete
shipping
service
commercial
or
household
for
local
or
world-wide
deliveries.
TWO
tised
it
ln
the
air.
The
simulator
saves
money
and
prevents
needless
crashes.
It
can
be
moved
from
airfield
to
airfield
by
truck
nnd
operated
for
about
$8
an
hour.
This
coin-pares
with
$145
an
hour
for
a
Sabre
ln
flight.
The
first
simulator
will
be
t
transferred
to
North
Luffcn-ham,
about
100
miles
north
of
American
Prisoners
Stayed
LOCAL
OK
LONG
lis
t
M
'C
MOV
ING
CiRTAGK
Lnd
STORAGE
panics
on
the
lower
mainland
for
reference
material
and
sup-lin.s
moved
another
step
with
thuj
piementorv
rending,
start
of
a
government-supervised
j
Ry
(he
nalf
wsl
v
mark
of
their
.strike
ballot
among
employees
of
'
j.
ypar
students
must
be
British
American
Oil
Co
members
of
the
teachers'
union.
The
vote
requested
by
Oil
Bortkevich
said
82
per
cent
of
Workers'
International
Union
,
students
belonR
to
the
young
ClO-CCL
follow
ng
company
re-
Cnmmunlst
Le
ue
from
wnich
jection
cf
a
51
per
cent
waste
i
Communist
party
ts
rec.ruit-mcv-ae
recommendation
of
a
.
T
,.
.
,.-in,,i,.m
Phone
WO
LTD.
FOR
Because
They
Fell
in
Love'
l
T
r.nirn
tuVinrn
rnnaH'i
nniirntiio
By
WILLIAM
C.
BARNARD
i
Five
are
21
years
old
and
the
7
rpaf
'
Rihr
fliThtVrV
a
w'"
of
Sjbre
fS"te-
TOKYO
in-At
least
nine
of
oldest
is
32.
Nineteen
are
single,
RCA,F
UHDSM'S
"Leave
it
to
Lindsays"
ONI
21
United
States
prlsoners-of-;
two
married.
will
be
count-
board,
conciliation
Mflrxist
teHCning
ts
Umltcd
to
"d
here
Monday,
SALE
OF
LADIES
SHOES
.-
study
of
the
Russian
const
lUr
war
who
turned
their
backs
on
Ten
had
an
average
of
two
,
their
homeland
acted
as
stool
years
ln
high
school.
One
had
pigeons
fur
Chinese
guards
In
31
yours
of
college
and
an-!
North
Korean
prison
camps,
the
other
graduated
from
college.
tion.
history
of
Russia
and
Ins
:
tory
of
the
Communist
party.
NI.RVOI
S
BEGINNERS
;
United
Nations
command
said
Two
completed
grammar
school
,
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
How
to
KEEP
FIT
offer
50
In
the
old
diyi
(illy
innvd
the
tintl
ta
flow
down
take
things
cut
-watch
your
diet
-get
more
reat
II
I
ldl
food
adriee.
But
these
days
you
can
lace
fifty
with
many
intereitinf.
and
actin
yeara
ahead,
-if
lim,
tltat
U,
if
you
can
avoid
backache
and
the
"tired-out'
feelinf,
duo
to
kidney
and
bladder
diierderi,
that
often
deieloa
around
that
age.
For
roof
a
than
(0
yeart
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills
haee
been
helping
men
and
women
of
all
agea
to
keee
kidneys
and
bladder
in
good
order,
-helping
tiieai
to
feel
belter,
to
work
better,
ane
get
snore
As
in
Canada,
students
visit
oliicnuiy
today.
ionly
and
two
didn't
finish;
other
schools
and
listen
to
other1
The
nine
were
accrsed
of
in-(grammar
school.
One
only
com-j
teachers
in
action.
They
get
!
forming
on
fellow
prisoners.
plctcd
the
sixth,
grade.
1
their
first
practical
teachina
ex-1
The
UN
command
saiJ
of
the-
None
had
any
recorded
politi-!
perience
in
an
elementary
school
21:
1
cal
activity
prior
to
entering
the
j
Large
selection
of
styles,
colors
ond
$is.
All
at
popular
prices.
BE
SURE
TO
SHOP
EARLY
MEN'S,
WOMEN'S,
GIRLS',
BOYS'
and
DRAPERY,
Etc.
otto-hod
to
the
pedagogical
Four
expected
to
be
punishea
:
army.
lf
tnpy
r'"turn
and
wpre
afraid
school.
Oi,e
U.
Hie
son
of
an
army
An
artic-
in
the
school's
;
to
come
back;
officer.
FASHION
FOOTWEA:
hnnrlwriUf.n
newspaper
indicates
.
lu
I
Before
entering
the
army,
five
fun
out
of
life.
If
you
are
approaching
fifty,
1
tha
Russian
girls
are
as
nervous,
were,
rcsiaurant
workersi,
four
as
Canadians
about
their
first
j
scrtooling.
...
.
jwere
truck
drivers,
three
were
I
Seven
were
either
sdected
for
mechanics
;
or
mechanics.
he
experiences.
teaching
veaciiing
cAjjciici.i-co.
..
schooling
in
or
promised
more
;
ers
ers-
On
graduation,
the
too
10
to
20
1
Cn,
j
ADVERTISING
IN
THIS
OAiLY
NfcWS
BRINGS
RHS0
5U":
or
past
it,
Uodd
s
Kidney
Pills
may
help
Tou,
too.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd'a.
4
students
go
automatically
to;
Piv
,
considered
weak
K
Clearance
Sale
Now
On
All
Departments
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
n
M
pedagogical
institutes
to
qualify
and
not
slnpfire
m
their
Com-fnr
senior-grade
teaching.
Thejmanist
Dei1(,(s.
others
are
assigned
immediately
;
R,,asons
tncy
stayed
with
tli
to
schools
where
they
draw
the,R(1js
were:
"They
fell
ln
love
650
rubles
monthly
prescribed
for
1
wiln
Chinese
women;
they
hop-Moscow's
primary-grade
teach-
!
c(j
t0
get
something
for
nothing,
ers.
and
they
were
promised
educa-
.
tions
in
China."
a
,
mm
1
Twelve
were
"progressives"
?israai?7
MN1
Av
On
Stage
"FATHER
OF
THE
BRIDE"
The
laff-packed
Broadway
Hit
Jan.
31
9
p.m.
Civic
Centre
Tickets
from
Little
Theatre
members
or
at
Colussi's
Music
Store
and
Civic
Centre
I
Ug
lOKeS
from
the
first
days
of
capture
mm
II-
"nti
active
in
all
kinds
of
Red
OVer
lOW
JOD
-activity
in
the
prison
tamps.
SEATTLE
CP)
-
The
Coa.t.ONLY
ONE
DR.lFTEE
Guard
reported
today
the
tug
;
-
Twenty
of
the
21
were
regu-Salvage
Chief
from
Astoria
has'hir
army
men.
One
was
a
taken
over
the
tow
of
the
f
rciuh-
j
draftee.
Three
were
artillerymen
ter
ArLstotclis
about
1,000
miles
two
were
medical
aides.
There
off
the
Columbia
River
mouth.
!were
two
engineers
and
the
rest
The
hio.
flying
the
Honduran
were
infantrymen,
flag,
called
for
aid
last
week
be-
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AUTOMATIC
SUNBEAM
S
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Both
with
"jiffy-join"
tufting
.
.
.
No
buttons
to
pull
off
.
.
.
Finest
quality
Damask
ticking
.
.
.
Crush-proof
pre-built
border
....
Ventilators
for
FOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DiBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
freshness.
3
(A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
Phone
210
Besner
Block,
STEWART,
B.C.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
'A
Good
Place
to
Buy
.
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
327
Third
Avenue
Phone
775