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Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
April
30,
154
Mother-
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Fishery
Council
Karnes
Officers:
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Seek
New
Uses
For
Versdtler,
ScotfflSeaweed
SOUTH
U1ST,
Western
Isles,
Scotland
tK
Seaweed
may
provide
northern
Scotland
with
a
major
industry.
OTTAWA
If
H.
H.
A.
A.
Russell
Russell
of
of
foundlanu
man
to
head
the
ffeih-
Wednesday
was
BQUAMISH.
B.C.
0
-An
In
rrtmirS
th'.olwn
mosh-j
eleeted
president
of
the
Fisheries
roomed
through
the
cabin
rnunrllH
s
win-1
Council
of
of
ranarla
Canada,
succeeding
.Uerelin
dian
mother
threw
her
buoy
to
ing
industry's
national
orgaui-zation.
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.
Vice-presidents
elected
Includf
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J..
N.
Hylnnd,
Vancouver.
-
safety
from
an
upstairs
window,
I
dows.
He
called
to
Mrs.
Joe
to
Francis
Milord
of
Vancouver.
Mr.
Russell
is
the
first
New-
then
refused
to
jump
herself
and
.throw
the
baby
to
him.
!
died
wflh
four
of
her
eight
child-
Having
caught
the
baby,
he
7
rcn
when
fire
destroyed
their
urged
Mrs.
Joe
to
jump,
but
she
cabin
l.jme.
disappeared
inside
the
cabin.
f
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;
;o
a
Mr.
Felix
ran
inside
himself
4Si(fS
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Presents
The
underwater
plant
has
boen
eaten
as
a
vegetable,
turned
into
jelly,
made
into
bread,
used
as
cattle
fodder
and
fertilizer
and
at
one
time
in
the
production
of
iodine
and
potassium.
Now
eypt-f'anents
are
under
way
to
squeeze
new
uses
from
the
slimy
waterwecd.
If
these
prove
successful,
large-scale
expansion
is
expected
in
the
industry
centred
around
the
island
of
the
Outer
Hebrides.
Crofters
get
5
a
ton
for
seaweed
after
it
has
been
dried.
At
factories
the
plant
winds
up
as
a
fine
powder.
Alginlc
acid
is
easily
obtainable
from
mast
brown
seaweeds
and
the
salt
of
this
acid
called
The
ei,;ze,
car
:
an
exploding
oil
lamp,
hilled
Mn.
Minnie
Joe.
34.
her
children,
Elmer.
8;
Doreen.
8:
Harriet.
3,
and
Hazel.
JO,
at
their
Creek-side,
B.C.,
homo
50
miles
north
of
here.
A
neighbor,
John
Felix,
was
critically
burned,
RCMP
'
said.
Surviving
are
Vera,
15;
Daniel.
13;
Joseph,
19;
20-month-oM
Richard,
and
the
father,
Dick
Joe.
Flames
spread
to
the
nearby
cabin
of
Sylvester
Joe,
brother
of
the
children's
father,
and
both
structures
were-
destroyed.
Mr.
fceiix
loid
hCMr1
he
was
and
pull.d
out
Hazel.
Dick
Joe
wa
five
miie
;.way
at
the
time,
working
at
a
logging
camp.
An
inquiry
into
the
deaths
Is
proposed.
Squami.-.h
is
40
miles
north
of
Vancouver,
at
the
head
of
Howe
Sound.
MONTREAL
(CP)
-
Corporal
Fauline
Gauthier
of
the
CWAC
won
top
prize
in
the
tyro
class,
defeating
all
men
in
this
division,
at
the
Royal
Montreal
Regiment's
rifle
meet.
She
scored
275
of
300
points
while
two
men
lied
for
second
with
2B8.
THE
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$55
o
Terms
to
suit
your
convenience
alginates
have
a
wide
range
of
uses.
Some
ice
cream
now
is
made
smooth
to
the
palate
by
the
addition
of
alginates.
Other
uses
are
in
paint,
textiles
and
medical
swabs.
Insoluble
alginates
are
flameproof
and
it
may
be
possible
to
weave
textiles
from
them.
tr
(TTt
TM.r
a
57-year-old
Milan,
Italy,
artist
who
works
in
the
unique
medium
of
own
ns
he
fashions
a
new
piece.
Shunning
the
standard
materials
of
the
sculptor,
r
.student
of
the
American
Unlvcrsi
y
in
Beirut,
molds
his
figures
entirely
of
straw.
,a
a
pii
!'
for
his
"portrait"
of
O.
B
.
Shaw.
Eventually,
he
plans
to
display
his
work
and
p'ih:ips
in
the
U.S.
Surrounding
him
in
his
studio
are
the
figures
of
Stalin
..,.;
stun
Uurel
and
Oliver
Hardy
(centre,
rlgbti;
Churchill
(top
right);
and
the
p
left'.
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GRCJEN
the
Qkecuum
vatci
.
.
Busy
Postor
BROOKHAM,
England
(P
Rev.
Wilfred
Tristam
says
he
has
covered
more
than
15
000
miles
In
three
years
on
his
light
motorcycle,
visiting
rural
parishioners
in
Surrey.
Thi:
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lym?
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
MtrJi'Cpt'.'rihia.
!g
Soviet
Concert
Artists
Attract
ds
of
Curious
in
Canadian
Cities
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if
STC
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!
the
people
wearing
them.
soprano
Elizabetha
Chavdad,
1
m
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v.:n.
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;
The
strongest
words
were
ballet
soloist
Leonid
Zhdanov,!
National
adds
Canadian
promnted
by
a
stntement
by
the
tenor
Arturs
Frindbergs
and
one
Canadian
on
the
tour.
Man-
pianist
Pavel
Serebryakov.
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Outsid?
the
the
dancing
Kus-
i
!
ager
John
Boyd
of
Toronto
said
All
interviews
are
carried
on
:
the
Russians
wouldn't
perform
through
an
interpreter
from
the
:
ill
Ollfhf
hernilKft
th
ftu?rnre
rf
tr,iir'c
tinn-orfk-tip
oiHo
ti,V,fVi
IIK
01
loot.
tts
uiiiToting
of
ham-
lP
slHcaitk
by
the
j
na!ls
there
are
afrald
of
what
,
includes
an
attache
from
the
i
I
tr.iert
artists
now
:
Premier
Duplessis
would
do
if
Russian
embassy
in
Ottawa,
a
,,
rci'.io
show.
Notn-
I
,n.
Soviet
nrticis
anneareri
in
nrnfessnr
who
liinks
after
such
'
rouid
help
create
;
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tnp
thlntrs
as
Droeram
adlustmentii
I
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.
nr
niwt
them
1
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it
home
j
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a
virtuoso
with
ft
I
violin,
was
asked
I
(1
Canadian
audi-i
d
iiill'-ren'ly.
He
Asked
to
comment,
the
Quebec
1
and
a
staff
writer
for
the
Mos-
!
premier
said:
"It
is
dirty
Com-j
cow
fortnightly
"News."
miuiist
propaganda
as
usual."
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The
violinist
boasted
to
re-
The
entertainers
arrived
In
porters
that
the
Soviet
Union
Canada
April
15
and
will
return
financed
every
part
of
his
violin
in
mid-May.
Everywhere
they
training
"they
even
bought
me
have
appeared
there
have
been
;
vlolin
I
m
Paying
on
now
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v-'v.
Pirn
capacity
audiences:
Toronto,
1
8
1730
Stradivarius."
irii.is.
two
ballet
-
Vancouver.
Erimonton,
Saskatoon
The
group's
final
show
will
be
,
siit
a
soprano
and
and
Wlnnioee
.
a
special
performance
in
Ottawa
Mav
3
for
diplomats
and
at-
the
same
way,
or
Cnrioslty
would
be
a
good
ex
taches.
aljout
Canada
is
very
nice.
Then
t
everything
back
jst
a.s
"1
harasho."
JIENKSS
planation
for
the
crowd
turnouts.
Seldom
have
the
Reds
sent
their
concert
performers
to
the
Western
Hemisphere.
("ides
Kngan
the
program
offers
ballerina
Sophia
Ooloykina,
Mother
Charged
For
Beating,
Blinding
Child
.LOS
ANGELES
ifl-FWp
trim-,)nil
rhii"""i
ae'lnst
the
wi
il
Canadian
re--!i
fi
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i.
Uox
office
tuss
1
he
i-ltithes
c;ir,
slioddv
is
the
ui'M
riil
1011,
have
:oro
criticism
than
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smarliicw
passenger
cars
nant
mo'
her
of
seven
chlHrcr
'vere
filed
here
as
the
result
of
1.
a;;gi
nv.iti
d
rhild-twiHiv
('(
ni"i.'ii
ts
eliarglng
mayhem.
''NVVilllt.
With
"qrih--
wio-MlV
and
throe
ci
unts
of
"ass
mil
like-'y
to
pro-luce
great
bodily
in-w(-.-e
fil-d
nq-ilnst
the
WW
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Tr
n
did
Vcn,
21!
t;iiiiblo
to
pot
5.0'IO
ball,
oh
v3s
j-'iled
pen.'in
a
h
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M.-v
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snlfl
f'eU
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Mrs.
Veri's
d'ieh'er
bv
1
li-e-'it
lis
m
'rii'"e.
w
s
the
vl
tlm
of
cne
'f
tlv
tvmst
bnl'
nst
nc
's
.
of
(
hikl-lx
atin'i
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iriiss
l!;in;nlii
Fur
survii
liine-ieii'
is
now
tuail.ilile
at
your
jeweller's
A
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The
child
was
hi
nged
In
or
1
rye,
for
whi'-h
nriyheni
!
;
eh'ir1;
ltd;
both
her
arms
wec
broke'
i
liv
lx-in".
W.-tcd
her
ro
c
w
:
broken
md
her
body
was
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VAIUS
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inf
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r
pj.itcdl;
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111-
Eiffel
during
13
1111
nlhs.
officers
sa
d-l
You'll
hare
k
uiilc
cbn'itv
vf
iltffiiug
cur
dtioinnnil,ttiius
spiiciiiiis
(huuiiig
rooms,
compurlmeuts,
bedrooms,
popular-priced
room
til
as,
diiphx-roomeltei
or
betlbs.
All
are
ideal
for
day
and
ni'jbl
Irani,
M;iil''
to
'
get
It
all
v-lh
schoolboys
Jholomaph
it
in
"'f
the
Eiffel-like
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
Tr'cllingjiccoincs
"Travel
Living"
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways
as
these
nibdern-as-toinorrow
passenger
cars
go
into
service.
There
arc
'
359
of
them,
and
by
mid-summer
you
will
find
most
of
them
on
our
trains
throughout
Canada.
,
Here's
smart
new
comfort
...
a
w
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range
of
train
accommodations
and
conveniences
than
you've
ever
enjoyed
in
Canada
.
.
.
tailored
to
lit
.
every
travel
budget!
Here
is
travel
with
a
flair
a
revelation
in
coziness
and
comfort.
Colorful
upholsteries
and
carpets
and
strikingly
modern
decorative
patterns
-
provide
pleasant,
restful
surroundings
to
match
the
comfort
of
the
roomy
sleeping
accommodations,
"living
room"
lounges,
attractive
dining
facilities
,
and
picture-window
coaches..
This
new
"Travel
Living"
on
Canadian
National
is
within
the
reach
of
every
budget.
You'll
find
costs
s
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arc
moderate.
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Hew
smooth
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day
touches
offer
comfort
and
ease
with
improved
air-condilion-ing,
adjustable
recliuiiig
seals,
and
panorama
u
iudvtus.
Bl
ight
nd
attractive
interiors'
provide
pleasant
surroundings
for
long
of
short
journeys.
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