Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nrvvs
Tuesday.
January
27,
IBiJ
SCREEN
FLASHES
Jaycees
Join
Drive
For
Government
Action
to
Build
Fishermen's
Wharf
John
Coates.
I
lie
Rl.'ut
Engli
sh
;
,
if
'
I
j
r
-
v
Tl.e
tldMarecausidfc,,,.
..
I...
,
tllll
lu.(l
nk
lila
(ruff
..n
..
i
I'Jf
veiior
viiiuiiii
in
.i-is.ni
hwhiuii
n
vxicr
iriixffi
career
as
a
churen
choir
sstiger,
waters
ol
the
earh
With
Oiicoiy
Peck,
Susan
i
H.iyward
and
Avu
Gardner
in
the
starring
ric.s,
Twentieth
Cen-lury-Foxs
ai'Cia.med
prcKiuctlon
'
of
Ernest
Hemingway's
"Th
.
DEANJAGCEJ
Snows
ol
Kilimanjaro"
opens
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol
1
hrutre.
Filmed
in
brlli.ant
color
by
jf
.
.rfev...
,
5
i
...
i--V
V.
5,1
.
,
Vancouver
Junior
Chamber
of
Creek.
cmmu'cc
has
Joined
the
drive
Jayrcc
president
George
ftr
federal
govei
mm
nt
action,
to,
Hughes
says
a
resolution
has
construct
the
city's
Ions-plan-i
been
passed
supporting
the
alined
Fishi
i
men's
Wharf
in
False
I
ut
effort
of
the
Fishine
Vessel
Failure
to
Deliver
Light
Bills
:
Costs
Youth
$20,
Edmonton
$130
l
EDMONTON
0
The
youth
who
lost
interest
in
delivering
light
and
waU-r
biiis
to
Edmontonians
may
not
be
too
popular
in
those
city-owned
utilities.
'
Six
clerks
worked
several
hours
overtime
to
mail
Out
3
000
bills.
In
addition
to
their
overtime,
the
city
had
to
pay
$90
for
"
stamps
ard
$40
for
envelopes.
The
deliverer,
Edward
Orgill,
20.
'
was
fined
S20
for
theft.
TOTEM
Today
ond
Wcdnesdcy
Evrninx
S)iu
7r
9:
p.m.
Technieti
or
amidst
Eu.i
Oean
and
Aliieun
loiales.
the
Darri
F.
ZaiiucK
piiKluction
nariate.i
,he
s
o:y
ol
a
brilliant
novelist!
and
big
ga.ne
hunter
who
reviews
Iils
lite
and
loves
whll
awaiting
death
In
a
remote
corner
1
of
civii..atioi!.
Directed
by
Henry
Kin,
the
film
features
Hlidegarue
Nelfc.
Leo
O.
Carroll,
Turin
Thatcher,
Ava
Norring,
Helene
Stanley.
X
I
AMOIS
PI
UltSTl,,
'
-
HI
'f.
0-.
--
ror
cuick
results
rv
a
Doily
News
CloMiVieT
Owners
Association
of
B.C.
to
have
an
immediate
start
made
on
construction
of
the
new
facilities.
The
resolution,
along
with
a
request
for
action,
is
being
sent
to
federal
Public
Works
Minister
Alphon.se
Fournier
at
Ottawa.
.
"This
is
not
just
the
vessel
owners'
problem,
but
the
problem
of
everyone
in
Vancouver."
said
Mr.
Hughes.
I
-'"Boat
congestion
at
docks
and
floats
in
the
Vancouver
area
has
become
critical
and
constitutes
a
great
fire
hazard
to
the
port.
1
With
vessels
jammed
together,
it
would
be
extremely
difficult,
if
not
Impossible
in
some
instances,
to
combat
a
serious
outbreak
or
explosion."
HANDICAPS
FISHERMEN
He
said
lack
of
proper
mooring
facilities
is
a
handicap
to
one
of
the
province's
basic
industries
and
also
is
losing
money
for
Vancouver
business.
"Business
is
losing
out
because
many
fishermen
with
high
purchasing
power
are
making
othi
r
,
less
congested
ports
their
home
base.
The
fishermen's
wharf
if
1
developed
as
a
tourist
attraction
TODAY
7:
-
9:10
DAVID
N1VKN
-
MA
OARE'I
lEIGHTXjK
in
"THE
ELUSIVE
PIMPE
R
N
EL
Vicente
Oomvr.
Avr
Grdi.cr
and
O
crj
Peek
hunt
wild
game
In
Africa
in
"l
TwentUUi
Century-Fox
s
Technicolor
production
of
Ernest
!
M""-
afLR:'b;
'.nsori
aaaoted
the
Hemingway
;
ptory
to
the
screen.
Hemingway's
"The
Snows
of
Kilimanjaro,"
which
opens
tomorrow
nigh'
at
the
Capitol
Tneatre.
The
film
was
produced
by
Darryl
F.
Zanuck
and
directed
by
Henry
Kmg.
Chamber
Asks
Government
To
Probe
All
Its
Spending
Peck.
Hayward.
ZantKk
and
King,
in
addition
to
cameraman
Leon
Shammy
are
the
same
team
who
made
last
yeai's.
fabulous
success,
"David
and
B.Uh-
,
.sheba."
'
i
.THE
GREATEST
LOVE
STORY
YOU
HAVE
EVER
SEENI
John
Lozenko
Has
30
Years
To
Go,
if
Mother
is
Right
OTTAWA
-The
Little
Thealre
Workshop
has
Invited
entries
for
US
Lit
H
phtywnui
g
comp
ti-lion
with
piie,
of
Slou,
$7.1
and
$:S0
lor
original
oue-uct
plays
The
competition.
-pen
to
all
Canadian
playwrights
-
professional
and
nun
-pml
r-.io:
ml
clo
es
March
31
flays
inns!
b.-
fine
net
finlv
ttifli
iifis
Jin
Inu
OTTAWA
Canada's
busine.-,,
then
have
asked
the
federal
gov-1
eminent
to
keep
its
linaers
out
of
industry
a
much
'is
possible
'
"
Th-'ir
spokesman,
the
Cana-
.
d;an
Chamber
of
Commerce
j
urged
al-o
r.
'
'searchin.?
t
xamin-ation"
of
a'.l
govi
:
p.n.t
m
depart-1
mer.ts
to
reduce
.-pending
and
!ii:h:en
th?
tax
I.
acl
oa
the
nub-
I
lie.
1
Th?
cl.
a:Iie.-
.ud
jc
r.;-;iai
in-'
come
tax
has
reairhci.
.twh
a
j
could
bring
new
trade
to
this
area."
Meanwhile,
Harold
Christen-
WINNIPEG
(CP)--When
John
Lozenko
w
is
a
ooy
in
Kussiu
hLs
arandmotiier
used
to
say
to
him:
"You
will
live
to
be
l:tu"
;
She
hei.stlf
lived
to
be
113.'
John
was
lwu
on
Jan.
17
and
de-
"No;
to
get
angry,"
says
John
a
siow
smile
creasin
;
iils
laer
(
"Not
lo
eat
ton
inn
h.
ar.d
to
tak
'
an
occasional
drink."
He
told
a
reporter
.elm
MU,k
i
riutui;!
an
interview:
"if
i,u
'
mm
high
point
that
initiative
is
being
blunted
and
.savings
restrict,
ed.
High
corporation
taxes
were
hindering
much-needed
new
machinery
and
equipment
and
rc.-turces.
The
chamber's
proposals
were
submitted
to
Prime
MinLster
St.
Laurent
and
his
cabinet
by
a
delegation
headed
by
Lewi.;
Simms
of
Saint
John.
N.B.,
the
organization's
president.
SPECIAL
BRIEF
A
.'.portal
brief
in
lLscal
policy
was
presented
later
to
Finance
Minister
Abbott
and
Revenu"
Minis'.er
McCann.
termined
to
fulfil
the
prophecy
want
to
live
as
kmu
as
me
vou'll
tmm
.,f
.
..i
u-L
th..n
-.
..',...
i
son,
secretary
of
the
FVOA.
says
i
the
campaign
to
enlist
support
i
of
other
Vancouver
business.
trade
and
industrial
interests'
j
and
community
service
organi-;
zation
is
being
pressed.
,
As
projected,
the
new
wharf
would
be
located
on
the
south!
'
shore
of
False
Creek,
.
between
,
Burrard
and
Granville
bridges,
;
of
the
old
lady
he
no-
only
have
to
.,top
.smoKiir!
"
.and
not
more
tha.t
4.
mlmi
.
s
dimly
remembers.
Metlleui
men,
,u-
uzf,,k.)
t,a.
bter
m
riiec;
They
must
be
submitted
in
tiv;-have
told
him
he
U
still
good;twice
Uiid
has
hid
21
culldren
't-h
for
another
10
to
15
years.
.romtcen
are
s.dl
Lv.rig
and
he;
Th
winiiinn
plays
wd,
Qr
;-iv-
Living
here
with'a
son
and
'
has
so
many
grandciiiioren
and
("
their
p.eiii.eic
at
ihe
tin
I
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
Loenko'
great
grandchildren
he
can
t
"Kvcnri
of
Canadian
Plays"
-mint
tnem.
s
anea
oy
tne
txiaw.i
group
at
"
:
!
asifaMEiaKBa
SWgIiWs
...
2
"The
Store
To
Go,
For
J
The
Brands
You
Know"
J
the
'!ait
of
the
lull
.-easo-v
r
,
.
.
-
..
-
.
.
--
I
i
and
would
provide
berthing
and
equipment
storage
facilities
for
Proposals
ranged
from
request.-,
for
increased
immigration
to
introduction
of
the
single
alternative
vote
in
federal
election.?.
This
system
would
allow
the
vot
-'-
i
some
200
vessels.
No
unloading
1
of
fish
or
washing
down
of
boats
'
CREGOBY
SUSAN
m
PECK
-HAYWARD
-GARDNER
j
would
be
done
there.
ADMINISTERED
BY
CITY
I
It
would
be
administered
by
i
the
City
of
Vancouver,
with
i
.V
'
'
(
lie
came
to
Canada
In
13'JJ
aftir
serviie.;
in
the
army
of
Uk
C?ar
and
lau-r
in
the
Kussia.i
poiice
force.
When
he
arrived
in
Winnipeg
Jjhn
g.it
a
j:
i-oaU
biiiUnn..;,
Later
ho
worked
for
the
CPU
but
was
obliged
to
retire
when
hLs
.sight
began
to
fail.
For
15
years
,e
Was
piai-tically
blind.
During
the
ia"0
Red
River
flood
he
went
to
live
with
a
son
In
Toronto.
He
underwent
an
operation
and
his
sight
ws
re-
Useful
Survey
HALIFAX
(CPi-
Ar.
ex.ei.,ive
tour
of
first
ait;
p.ts
In
Nova
Scotia
is
Ueli:k
uru'.ei
taken
by
H.
B.
Kuriuk
di
ietor
of
llrt
aid
with
tlie
Nova
Scotia
Red
Cros.j,
tli'-x
posts
v
ill
be
Installed
in
many
sections,
turtii
uiariy
the
eastern
shore
i
r.d
Cajw
Bre-
'
'
ton
areas.
I
Loiy
Actor
i
NOTTINOHAM.
En
tia.id,
(CP)-
-'
rental
fees
paid
by
fishermen
I
!
covering
operational
costs.
j
I
.
.
S
Yarn
and
:
Knitting
Wools
:
I
stored.
-entres
Irdt'
Th''
"Id
mar.
.
a
4(j0-p:.unti
iiioiulatan
brar,
sent
xtaeehands
Diacit
Death
Claims
Pioneer
of
Early
Days
j
around
.he
Russian
'.thodox
C'hurrh
near
h's
houu.
a
iiei;',h-
GUELPH
m
MISS
CANADA
MONARCH
scurry
ins
w
h.eu
lie
siipircd
hii
chain
durln;
a
e
shuw
Tcd-ty
h-jvever.
ambled
qule'.lv'
bo'hooj
-lark
n-here
he
sits
oa
i
:
i
a
:
y
j
warm
siunm-r
days,
his
friends
r:oiit
for
a
feu
miii'ites
and
land
his
fan.l
.-.
then
fell
asleep.
er
to
make
a
.second
or
third
i
hoice
in
case
the
first
selection
doesn't
obtain
a
majority.
The
chamber
also
requested
the
government
to
allow
private
industry
to
compete
with
the
C3C
in
television
development
and
ured
ihat
th
National
Fiim
Board
be
restricted,
allow
-
Ins
f
t'--rr.ment
departments
to
make
use
of
private
film
makers,
i
It
said
that
in
Canada
the
re-1
lationship
between
business
and
government
is
something
unique
in
the
world,
valuable
ap''
worth
keeping.
MOKE
ECONOMIES
To
maintain
this
relationship.
ha:-ine.-s
.should
refrain
from
look!!'.
ihe
government
for
..olnti
n
o.
;;.
problem.
Aaid
the
chamber.
The
govr
ri.iiicnt
".sty
re-tram
from
imposing
on
business
both
the
coiK:rt;e
burdens
of
restrictive
taxes
and
the
intangible
burdens
of
a
managed
economy."
Ai
foi
me
government's
spend
ing,
Ihe
chamber
was
certain
that
If
it
made
further
inquiries
it
likely
would
find
room
for
more
economies
in
government
departments
particularly
in
the
defence
division.
j
Word
was
received
here
today
of
the
death
of
John
Moody
in
Minneapolis.
He
was
S3
years
old.
ft!
0
MARY
MAXIM
.
BEEHIVE
Z
Wallace's
have
loin;
been
g
I'rinre
Itupirts
favorite
slore
for
every
knitting
re-
quiremenl.
Visit
Wallace's
Varn
Department.
!
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
ft?
fi-TT
LAI
JOHN
LOZENKO
gets
up
before
5
a.m.
daily.
He
goes
to
church
every
day
and
Ls;
still
able
to
look
alter
hl.s
per-;
ionai
needs.
He
even
makes
his
own
bed.
What's
his
rccip?
for
long
life?;
y
m
h,
y,
Mr.
Moody
came
here
in
1907
and
became
one
;
,of
yie
com-!
m
unity's
beKt-knoj',
jtizens.
A
few
years
-ego
failing
eyesight
made
a
change
necessary
,
and
he
moved
to
Minneapolis,
1
home
of
his
daughters.
He
was
born
in
Wisconsin.
i
Mr.
Moody,
at
the
time
of
the
origin:
1
sale
of
local
lots,
bought
the
corner
of
Second
Avenue
j
Mid
Sixth
Street,
eventually!
selling
his
property
to
the
prcs-
j
er.t
owner.
John
Bulzak.
!
"
ffnTffiilRflSTi3
snooty
A'jk
lor
Marvelube
and
you
II
gel
protection
against
gummy
engine
sl;id2e
that
tan
lead
to
higher
maintenance
costs
and
enjme
repair
bills!
Marvelube
MS
is
anli
ant)
-
it
battles
bearing
coriosicJh.
it's
tisdly
''"rcnt
helps
keep
your
engine
clean.
It's
a
tough,
heavy
duty
oil
that
flows
freely
in
every
kind
ol
weather.
For
quick,
easy
starts
...
lor
all
round
engine
protection
...
for
a
motor
oil
that
keeps
your
engine
young
longer
...
ask
lor
Marvelube
Canada's
larjest-,
selling
motor
oil!
jCCFer
Wants
!
Death
Penalty
1
Eliminated
i
OTTAWA
(CP)-Ross
Thatcher
CCF
member
of
the
Commons
for
the
.Saskatchewan
constitu-i
f
ney
of
Moo.se
Jaw.
plans
to
introduce
a
Lnll
for
the
aboil-!
Hon
of
capital
punishment.
!
Mr.
Thatcher
said
he
has
had
'
a
number'
of
representations
from
church,
fraternal
and
j
other
organizations
asking
that
the
death
penalty
be
eliminated
'
from
Canada's
crime
punish-
i
iiient.
j
He
introduced
a
"imilar
meas-i
ure
in
1950
but
H
was
"talked
j
cut'
continually
debated
for!
the
full
time
allotted
to
private
!
members'
business
but
never
oted
on.
At
that
time
the
government
rejected
the
bill
on
the
ground
lh.it
th"
death
penalty
was
needed
as
a
dcterren
against
milder.
UMmy
Duty)
0
5
UU(9JU
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selling
Motor
Oil
marvelube
MOTOR
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i,i
it
1
!
!
f
t
If
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s
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,
.
.
It
is
Time
to
Think
About
SPRING
REPAIRS
If
your
house
gutters
need
attention,
if
your
boat
needs
new
tanks,
see
us;
we
have
the
equipment
and
the
experience
to
do
anything
in
the
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xravf
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j
'
4
1
'
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V,
i.
2a&
ijour-
I
(isso)
MR.
MERCHANT
Why
not
enlist
cupid
for
your
merchandising
this
year
...
use
the
advertising
columns
of
the
Daily
News
to
tell
of
the
gifts
in
your
store
that
aim
for
the
heart
THE
DAILY
NEWS
'
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f
f
P
WS
flw
Amfnewt
Pttrslvun
iMttlult
ilitsiiulion
dtnoftm
iht
moil
wwef
tic
nndtliafl
tcoufrttrri.
Mirnliibt
mevtt
ill
rquifffnnli
lot
Ihts
tiO
9t
Mfic.