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February
H,
1953
NEW
FORM
OF
INSULIN
On
the
Same
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FLASHES
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DEVtLOPtU
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LONDON
CP
A
new
form
of
long-acting
insulin
may
reduce
the
number
of
daily
injections
needed
by
diabetics,
says
the
British
Mediea4
Journal.
The
publication
says
the
new
form,
calied
lente,
limits
the
necessary
injections
to
one
a
day
instead
of
at
least
two.
It
controls
the
blood
sugar
of
moderately
severe
cases
for
at
least
24
hours,
the
Journal
says.
Lorelta
Young
and
Jeff
Chandler
will
be
seen
In
a
touching
and
tender
drama
In
Univenal-ItUernatiuiial's
"Because
of
Yi.u."
which
opens
Monday
at
the
Capitol.
Alex
Nicol
and
France
Deu
head
the
film's
strong
nupixirt-lng
cast.
MONDAY
ond
TUESD
"HiKhwayman"
7
M
,
"Angels
In
Itlsguiw"
TOTEM
A
l
AMOt
I'l
AVI
ksTHMli
In
this
story
of
a
great
wve.
Take
A
Peek!
Miss
oun,s
conies
tiuou:;ti
with
the
most
deeply
emo
tional
portraval
of
Ivr
career.
As
the
unwitting
accomplice
in
TOIY
DEAN
MARTIN
-
JERRY
LEWIS
6:50
.
9
"THE
STOOGE"
AT
WALLACE'S
INFANT'S
DEPARTMENT
Of
Course.
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
a
crime
for
which
she
serves
a
prison
term,
then
falls
In
love
,
and
begins
to
build
a
new
life.
Miss
Young
reaches
new
highu
In
dramatic
power.
It
remains,
however,
for
Jeff
:
Chandler
to
turn
in
the
au:
pi
We
performance
oi
the
season
Until
now
Chandler
has
been
sen
SALLY
FOREST
EAST
END
KIDS
in
.
In
LOBETTA
YOUNG
registers
one
of
her
most
dramatic
screen
roles
to
date
starring
with
popular
Jeff
Chandler
in
Universal-International's
drama-packed
"Because
of
You."
also
co-starring
Alex
Nicol
and
Frances
Dee.
Miss
Young
plays
the
role
of
an
unwitting
accou.piice
in
a
crime
for
which
she
pay
the
penalty
nd
then
builds
a
new
life
after
falling
in
love
with
Jeff
Chandler.
Joseph
Pevney
directed.
or
We're
extra
particular
"HolWaiilsf
I
"Boys
ol
the
City"
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
QOSED
FOR
RENOVATIONS
from
Monday,
February
15
until
further
notice.
;
r
ern
in
actiun
fiims
as
the
daring
swashbuckler
.n
period
rostuinc
chief
or
war
or
as
an
Indian
hero.
In
"Because
of
You."
as
n
cx-air
force
major
and
husband
of
LorctU
Younp.
he
registers
outM.andini-.ly
in
an
emo
tional
role.
our
baby's
department
.
.
.
Baby
is
precious
we
know,
g
and
we
know
also
how
precious
baby's
health
must
be.
With
this
in
mind,
Wallace's
are
very,
very
2
earcful
to
slock
only
the
a
right
baby's
and
infants'
wear.
Come
on
in.
You'll
find
our
complete,
larse
infants'
department
quite
J
satisfying.
WALlACE
S
5
DEPT.
STORE
THE
WATERFRONT
Masset
To
Get
Anchorage
In
Dredging
of
Delkatla
in.iii
pi
j
11
1.1111
.-,
1
m
X
J
'
1
11
,
v
-1
.
A
Man
can
forgive
a
woman
every
mistake
but
onef
Chandler
fans
will
d!.
cover
vii:n
l
tist
as
li
!nd..oine
and
Just
as
forceful
In
street
clothes
as
they
have
found
him
herelo-tore
in
th"
dress
of
the
movie
thriller.
A
man
to
wah-h
i:l
this
en-
fin.
of
the
greatest
obstack-s
badcerinjr
fisher
nipn
in
the
northern
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
area
rr..i.iiF
drama
is
Alex
Mi'U
v.
ill
be
removed
with
the
proposed
dredging
.hn
ni.iv
the
'
heavy
As
me
ADVERTISING,
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
PX-convk
t
who
forces
Miss
Delkatla
Slough
at
Masset.
Vnim
in
tn
crime
MK.un.t
her
will
Kivil
does
it
thorough
Jo'
vwruuUKTiuunotul
r"
LORETTA
YOUNG
1EFF
CHANDLER
The
federal
department
of!
haj;
called
for
ten
.,f
,rli..
n
Of
th'
worst
of
many
miles
from
the
northern
QCI
settlement.
ders
for
the
project,
estimated
toi
y
.
n
tr.
nerf'-n
with
a
cast
in
the
vicinity
oi
sou.uuu.
Both
Old
and
New
Massci,
suu-th
slouch
from
each
Dredeing
of
the
tidal
siougn
maximum
jf
tirtim.
One
cf
tin
upcoming
s'ars
r.
Cniver.
al
Because
offal
'
CO
ITlUll
which
leads
off
Masset
Inlet
will
other,
are
located
on
the
rocky
intermliimkl
a
ever
-
srowin?
create
a
channel
2,iW
icei
long
i
snores
oi
ma.-i.
"'i.
by
a
width
of
irom
100
to
2i0
j
by
strong
tide
rips
and
exposed
fpor
Averse
Jeoth
will
be
I
to
heavy
wino.
rrmirart
list.
Nicol
is
an
actor
ALEX
NICOL-FRANCES
DEE
worthy
of
watching
ahmit
eisht
feet,
six
feet
below'
'Fishermen
either
tie
their
inw
tide
level
STARTS
MONDAY
boat
to
the
pier
w
here
they
are
!
buffeted
and
damaged
by
weather
and
tide,
or
take
them
in
Five
existing
floats
will
be
moored
temporarily.
-SAIL
HO"
Into
the
...
slough
nere
hit;h
n
ikii
water
nni
ii"
This
I
Ills
Information
iniifiiiiawuii
was
"
.
.
received
.
'
TOTEM
A
l
AMol
S
ri.AU.RSTIII.Uti
;
in
Prince
Ruert
by
Doug
Friz-
l-they
sit
In
the
mud
more
than
err-
v;--.vm
,
-
.
.
'
Ncwj
.
9:04
Cartoon
Showi
7
zcll
from
E.
T.
Applew
halte,
MP
I
half
of
the
time.
for
Skeena..
Creation
of
the
anchorage
rirefh.ini;
of
Delkatla
Slouah
is
i
there
will
accommodate
about
of
utmost
Importance
to
Masset
1
200
local
vessels
and
many
more
HOW
Ml
X
II
CAS
A
WM.M
TAKE?
For
ner
set
"ABOVE
.nd
BEYOMI
W
pitl
Nnt
fishermen
for
It
w
111
proviae
,
during
the
height
01
me
11;
n:n8
in
VAM'Ol
VR
them
with
safe
anchorage
ior;seas0n.
It
Is
also
expected
to
Increase
their
boats,
a
facility
which
la
now
non-existent
within
a
radius
m.
the
fisheries
of
the
locale,
by
ntracting
more
vessels
there
during
season.
The
$18
000
redecking
pro)eet
at
the
government
wharf
on
Prince
Rupert's
waterfront
is
'
nearing
completion.
Old
decking
a
well
as
Joists
of
the
dock
were
torn
up
and
replaced
with
cedar
timbers
obtained
from
neighborhood
hills.
miir
.
.fl
ii
i
.
"
'
'
Via
Way
point
SUNDAY
S3.
Camoxun
8
f-
m.
FRIDAY
SS
Chilcotin.
8
p
m.
ALICE
ARM
and
STI
VtAKT
Friday.
Camosun.
Mklmshl
FOR
SOKT11
Ql
I
KS
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Feb.
11
and
25
BS
Chilcoiln,
Midnicht
FOR
SOt
Til
Ijl
M
N
CIIARLOITK
ISLANOS
SS
ChilcoUn,
Midnight
Feb.
4
und
18
Bizarre
Tale
Told
Before
Inquest
Jury
VANCOUVEP.
h
fi
buaare
Ule
of
mutilation
and
seduction
was
related
here
at
the
inquest
into
the
death
of
44-year-old
Peter
Albertson,
slain
on
his
doorstep
Jan.
29.
1
gttaidqV
craec
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
for
h
t
Cow
Bay
fishermen's
floats,
buffeted
bv
hlch
seas
and
deter
ioration
with
ase.
are
falling
apart.
Fishermen
don
t
expect
L.
hiitH
nut
until
Earl
D.
....
Haworth.
.
-
.
62-year-oia
.iir
1
II
ul
I
w.u
wuv
-
NEWS
ADS
get
RESULT
FRANK
J.
SKINMR
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
fisherman,
charged
with
Albert-
tnrinir
These
floats
are
used
son's
murder,
claimed
he
had
.mniy
by
gillnetters
and
seiners
been
mutiiatea,
ana
aiso
oiamcu
.
and
0fel.
,ne
oniy
sucn
ractnty
within
a
mile
from
waterfront
Aibertson
ior
ine
seauciiun
01
iud
daughter
in
1949.
A
police
witness
read
a
statc-
centre.
Rpnnest
has
been
made
to
city
ment
In
which
Haworth
was
',
councu
to
contact
government
FIRST,
FASTEST
IN
CANADA
Sandspit-Vancouver
1
quoted
as
saying:
authorities
to
repair
or
rebuild
j
"He
braced
about
bcimt
Inti-
J
tne
fi0at5.
i
matA
with
mv
daughter.
He
rob-
i
'
bed
me
of
my
only
dauphter,
but
,
I
he
robbed
her
of
her
body
and
.
!
soul."
I
In
another
statement
to
police.
1
J
read
at
the
Inquest,
the
dautth-;
1
ler
Mrs
Marv
Dunloi).
said:
COIiWAfl
"I
have
known
Aibertson
since
m
PRESSURIZED
300
MILES
PER
HOUR
RECLINING
CHAIRS
and
uphold
the
tradition
of
the
Enjoy
foster,
smoother
fl'9"'
i'
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
rcloK
in
loom
soft
rccn
tu(M
rti
glfci
chairs
enl"
September.
1940.
He
seduced
me
In
December,
1949.
My
father;
knew
alKiut
it,
but
not
from
me."
Mrs.
Dunlop
attended
the
Inquest,
but
she
dirt
not
testily.
Dr.
Ernest
A.
Campbell,
pri.ioii
psychiatrist,
told
the
coroner's
!
jury
that
Haworlh
is
"mentally
!
ill
or
insane"
and
"unfit
to
aland
:
trial."
i
The
doctor
said
Hawo;
th
i.s
j
suffering
from
delusions
of
per-I
sccution.
!
Court
authorities
said
tlif
'
question
of
Havorth's
sanity
will
I
too
referred
to
th?
Intci,an'-1
f
iovernor-in-Councll.
He
may
be,
they
said,
committed
to
a
mental
hospital
without
standing
trial.
The
Jury
returned
a
verdict
of
'
rt'..iih
by
homicide."
Aibertson
was
shot
to
death
on
the
Iron'
.porch
of
his
home
when
h':
answered
a
knock
on
the
door.
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