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""""""""""""""""iLaos
Nursing
Scholarship
Ottered
Graduate
From
High
School
Phone
Service
At
Smithers
May
Be
Sold
Styled
In
The
1953
Manner
Causes
Anxiety
Award
of
a
scholarship
to
a
Prince
Ru
0
as
vicc-pre.sidei.f
rooie.
secretary
ar,r.
"
;
Prince
Rupert
High
School
;
graduate
Intending
to
become
a
nursing
student
has
been
decided
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Regis-
Ladies'
Blouses
I
!n
Hon9
.l(on9
Special
to
The
Dully
rfews
-"""'aP
direclnr
.
By
I-
I'M)
HAMl'SON
District
tered
Nurses'
Association.
SMITHERS-Smithcrs
,
Commerce!
Presentation
is
to
be
made
Senior
Chamber
of
.
if...,,,i
f
niannprt
im-ome
time
this
month
when
a
-
4..
Neil
Btrom&hi
tis
pointed
as
de!egule
BCRNA
convention
to
be
in
Vancouver
June
.
.!
fj
.
.
r
fnr
;
cuiiuiunic
una
urcii
aviuuicu,
it
proved
telephone
service
Smithers
and
Telkwa
at
their
1
was
declded
at
a
recent
meeting,
j
Mrs.
Norman
Haywood
was
Wallace's
Blouse
Department
Is
showing
this
year's
smartest
blouse
styles
for
all
sizes.
Wallace's
stock
also
includes
all
price
ranges.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
regular
monthly
meeting
Mrs.
E.
Burnett
M
name
as
president
for
1953.
A
letter
from
the
Federal
Mln-
I
HONG
KONG
AP
The
invasion
of
the
kingdom
of
Laos
by
the
Indo-China
Communists
causes
anxiety
in
this
part
of
Asia
because
it
suggests
that
Red
capabilities
may
be
expanding.
But
Hie
move
also
could
mean
Communist
weakness.
The
northern
Indo-China
war
has
been
fought
for
six
years
around
the
French-held
Red
I
rivpr
delta.
This
area
is
both
the
Other
officers
are
Miss
Elizabeth
i
ul
ulK
meeting.
ReifHh
wtpp
(if
Tran.sniirL
was
to
effect
director
of
nursing,
1
were
served
by
Mia
ct
that
decision
was
expected
soon
j
Clement,
Well,
for
laughing
out
loud,,,
IIBIIlllIlli
'
breadbasket
and
chief
population
1
on
proposed
sale
of
the
sysiem
to
the
B.
C.
Telephone
Company.
Removal
of
telephone
lines
and
poles
from
Mam
Street
is
under
way.
Installation
in
the
new
federal
building
to
meet
growing
demand
Is
awaUiMg
compietioi;
ot
the
building.
Legislation
for
amendment
of
regulations
pnvermng
impounding
of
vehicles
witnout
pink
fHKIIH
lllllll
MUUU
Rosalind
Russell
centre
of
the
northland.
The
side
that
holds
the
delta
also
holds
control.
In
invading
Laos
the
Communists
are
turning
a
reported
40.000
fighting
men
away
from
the
main
objective.
In
effect,
the
Reds
are
send
Paul
Douslas
ANNOUNCEMENT
DR.
A.
GRAY,
Dentist
v.i
hes
to
announce
the
opening
of
his
dental
practice
in
the
WALLACE
BLOCK
Entrance
on
Fulton
Street
Mane
Wilson
I
shus
Involved
In
accidents
Is
ing
them
oli
on
an
expeuuion
iu
1
conauer
n.oie
jungles
and
moun-
4
3.
4
i
f
a
a
tir
ft
v.
J
(
v
9
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Phone
401
Office
li
ra's:
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Wednesday
I
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Box
763
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Cartoon
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Phoney-
Evenings
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Mat.
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ond
SATURDAY
CAPITOL
MVHfS
I'l
AYfliS
TIIFMI
Springtime
is
presently
l-Jider
advisement,
i
Victoria
informed
the
Seisior
j
Chamber.
At
iis
last
meeting
members
pressed
for
some
action
for
quicicer
release
of
involved
;
vehicles
on
proof
of
financial'
;
responsibility.
i
Private
construction
of
a
new
!
28
by
35
loot
post
office
building
j
at
lelkwa
has
been
authorized
it
!
was
announced
at
the
meeting,
j
Tclkwa
will
not
support
the
drive
lor
funds
for
an
addition
to
iBulklcy
Valley
DUtrict
hospital
'
until
the
doctor
situation
Is
'
cleaied
up,
Telkwa
delegates
told
I
the
meeting.
j
Facilities
fi.r
a
doctor
to
prac-j
lice
have
been
provided
in
Tel-!
kwa.
Assurance
It
sought
from
'
the
hospital
board
that
a
doctor
I
located
there
would
be
allowed
i
use
of
the
hospital
at
Smithers.
tains
.The
Reds
would
get
all
that
by
default
if
they
conquered
the
delta.
The
explanation
for
this
ap-
parent
military
sideshow
is
not
yet
clear.
There
is
some
speculation
that
the
Reds'
objective
is
to
souat
on
the
Burma
and
Thailand
frontiers
and
link
up
with
Burmese
and
Thai
Communists.
Still
other
observers
say
the
drive
might
be
the
first
stride
of
invasion
into
Thailand
and
thence
to
Malaya
and
Indonesia,
the
start
of
the
long-feared
drive
into
South-east
Asia.
Only
Mao
Tze-Tung,
Chinese
Communist
leader,
has
the
armed
power
to
invade
Southeast
Asia
and
there
is
no
evidence
that
the
Laos
strike
is
his
work.
TAKEN
B'
WILf'KED
DOl'CETT
t.
of
Ottawa
as
one
of
a
series
on
a
Boy
Scout
rally,
this
photograph
won
first
prize
In
the
publicity
picture
clxss
of
the
Sixth
National
Print
Show
of
the
Commercial
and
Press
Photographers'
Association
of
Canada.
Former
Prisoners
of
War
Bitter
Over
'Red'
Label
time
Long
Wcoring
Good
Looking
Fino
Fitting
TOTEM
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
Evrning
Shows
....
7:
9:
p.m.
"brainwashing
Communist
Matinee
Saturday
t:
p.m.
AJWVOVS
ri.AYKHSTlli:
IMI
SCAMPERS
Buenos
Aires
Government
Seizes
Clubs
THE
CORONATION
DAY
COMMITTEE
PRESENTS
.
Pelican
Goes
to
Grave
Off
Sydney
PHOENIXVILLE.
Pa.
I
API
A
1
group
of
former
American
prisoners-of-war
have
expressed
reep
bitterness
over
the
"Red
label"
they
say
has
been
hung
on
them
on
their
return
to
Valley
Forge
Military
Hospital
for
special
treatment,
j
Ten
of
a
group
of
23
submit-I
ted
to
press
interviews,
two
at
'a
time,
to
"try
to
remove
some
of
the
false
stigma
that
ha?
come
our
way."
;
Four
of
the
23
refused
to
take
echniques:
"I
never
even
heard
the
term
hrnin-"'T.sh'
before
I
got
back
home."
A
member
ut
Jie
hospital
medical
staff,
who
asked
that
his
name
not
be
used,
added:
"I
don't
know
where
this
idea
started,
but
there's
one
thlnr?
for
sure
we're
not
running
a
damned
laundromat
here."
Another
of
the
interviewed
"roups
said
they
had
been
given
"dirty
deal'-
in
the
form
of
a
Red
label"
on
their
return.
They
are
Pte.
Roger
Hcrndon.
l
Xt
XC'KIJ.I
I
1
nit
voi
r
child's
'
l'l..Y
H'KAK
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Xoroiuilion
-JJiui
BUENOS
AIRES
AP
The
government
his
seized
control
of
!
13
airplane
clubs
suspected
of
SYDNEY.
N.3.
The
Pelican
hap
"one
to
her
grave.
The
1,
130-ton
barque,
credited
with
sinking
a
German
submarine
while
running
the
hazardous
tfi
Murmansk
In
the
First
fcoSs
(ball
(S
""'
and
Cot.
Vernon
Warren.
22.
the
conference
and
a,
Part
"
.explosives
into
Argentina
from
hospital
spokesman
said
heir
neighboring
Uruguay.
(
"tlon
was
based
on
their
bit-arrest
This
came
on
the
heels
of
the
ovc'r
the
wholc
sltua-
of
29
members
of
the
op-
1
position
Radical.
Socialist
and
tlon-
'
Communist
parties
last
Sunday!
The
remainder
were
either
I
-
....
'
Knr4,.!r44nn
Inn
nronV
(n
nnil0mn
Herndon
who
lost
his
risht
World
War
fought
for
18
min
Tm
because
of
a
machine-gun
"
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r
'.0
'
IS
I
.
-
,
r-r
3-
1
7,t
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V
V
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1
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r
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Hi
V
1'
V
Under
auspices
of
Canadian
Legion
,
flR$T
To
Serve
Your
Every
Need
b
1
"
For
.
..
1
r-
1
.
1
1
I
irs
ITMI
II
II
I
I.
O
Q1
utes
to
stay
afloat
after
a
heavy
dynamite
blast
splintered
her
leakwood
hull.
Finally
she
rolled
over
ond
at
t
ie
LtuiuiN
auui
iumuw,
juhu
c,
17
vound
suffered
at
the
time
of
his
capture
in
November.
19W,
said
he
was
perfectly
willing
to
on
charges
ot
rumor-peaching
"
and
distributing
literatuis
questioning,
or
did
not
care
to
against
President
Juan
Peron.'take
part
because
they
wanted
Tickets
available
at:
Legion
Office,
"27"
Club
Desk
Legion
Officers
and
Legion
Executive.
rack
at
the
Reds"
despite
his
,"'.X.
.
,
V.
:
I
1
.
..,.!
.,i
n..ifl
S'J.'.n
PFR
PERSON
REFRESHMENTS
INFORM--
1
The
13
clubs
are
in
Entre
Rios
families.
oe
wun
uieir
receimy-ainveu
province
north
of
Buenos
Aires,
1
Peron
said
in
a
May
Day
speech!
All
those
interviewed
express-1
to
Congress
that
explosives
used
ed
surprise
over
the
Idea
thai
'
Jn
recent
bombings
came
from
any
of
the
members
of
their
Urnuav.
He
cnaraec
also
that
!
Broup
miuuiu
ue
comsiul-icu
jjru-
.turn
r
eomiat
duu!
.Port
Dauphin
dioped
her
flag
In
Herndon
said
he
felt
"a
few"
'
a
parting
salute,
nf
the
Allied
prisoners
mleht
The
Pelican,
launched
In
Eng-hnvc
succumbed
to
..ommunlst
land
in
1877,
was
raised
last
week
(
nrrpHgandn.
but
Hastened
to
,
and
towed
from
this
Cape
Brc-add
he
knew
of
no
specific
Am-
j
ton
port
where
she
has
been
a
erican
cases
Both
Herndon
and
i
navigation
menace
since
swim-Warren
said
neither
was
sub-!
mers
orjened
her
sea
cocks
and
of
the
PoWs,
,
21.
said
"this
plots
against
him
were
being
di-
'
Communist.
One
rected
by
a
"foreign
power."
The
CP'-
James
Ball.
makes
us
feel
like
1
nrd.onuofnmpiit
nrf
t
h
a
hi
a
m
'
criminals
We
are
all
completely
ed
the
bombing
incidents
on
an
innocent."
And
then
he
added
j
iected
to
anv
ill-treatment
or
!
sank
her
nearly
30
years
ago.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
l'HO
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
ST0R.U.I.
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
U.nl.
Ulliori
Vin
l.illl'S
Lid.
anti-Peron
campaign
led
from
particularly
the
United
ln
resPnse
to
a
question
about
j
torture
but
were
given
"the
full
j
Built
for
the
Royal
Navy,
she
abroad
States.
CANVAS
and
TARPS
Now,
is
a
good
time
to
check
your
canvas
needs.
If
those
tarps
and
covers
are
worn
beyond
repair,'
we
carry
a
stock
of
standard
size
treated
tarps.
If
your
tarps
can
be
salvaged,
bring
them
in
and
we'll
repair
them
for
you.
Odd
and
outsize
tarps
and
covers
ve
can
make-to-order
treated
or
untreated
in
any
weight
you
specify.
We
also
have
available
in
various
weights
and
widths,
canvas
by
the
yard.
t
liCUUUiiii.
u.T
(Jiiinimuo.
'laier
DUCKCU
HUltUCHt
nyn-a
igpnda
officers.
Ias
a
trader
for
the
Hudson's
Bay
i
"We
were
given
Red
maga-
j
company
and
later
reverted
to
!7ines
and
papers
New
Yo-k
npr
battle
role.
'
After
the
war
she
was
stripped
Monks
Weave
Queen's
Robes
Daily
Workers
ana
some
papers
from
Shanghai
to
convince
I'hi.ni.
B0
,.r
Cor.
2nd
ana
ram
of
her
gear
and
towed
here
as
a
Military
Commitments
Unchanged
I
1
us,"
Herndon
said.
"We
also
had
!
derenct
to
aiiena
a
leciure
lasiins
an
hour
and
a
half
and
a
two-hour
discussion
each
day
con-
FARNZ.OROUGH,
England
(CP)
In
a
tiny,
f
if
th-lloor
cell
of
a
Hampshire
monastery,
monks
at
St.
Michael's
Aubcy
are
weaving
part
of
the
Queen's
Coronation
OTTAWA
(CP)-Defencc
Minis-!
ducted
by
Chinese.
Some
of
the
ter
Claxton
said
today
Canada's
non-American
PoWs
camp
corn-commitments
of
military
forces
pnnies
had
Russian
propaganda
ln
Europe
have
not
been
changed
officers.
hni
Piiriiament
will
Hp
usiipri
to!
Asked
if
attendance
robes.
Dom
Edmund,
in
charge
of
silk
production,
continues
a
centuries
old
craft
weaving
tapestries
at
such
the
voIp
more
monev
for
other
rie-i
sessions
was
forced
upon
PoWs.
Hurndon
said
from
his
own
threads.
The
tools
fericc
expenditures
there
I
"The
Reds
never
said
we
hud
j
'
riAVOU"j
is
THE
STARS!
Vi-ivp
rhmloi'fl
1LUP.
II11UUUI1
.
.
,,..
.
Remember
too,
we
are
expert
sail
and
tent
mak-,
ers.
Droo
in
real
soon
and
discuss
your
canvas
problem
with
us.
"
'
B
u'Lm-
to
attend
but
they
made
it
VP
II
rS.
,
Mltn
nniiimil
,
111
Dnnu
atrnari
li
ti
"
li.ltu
iyUUiii,ii
ill
1
ano
u-iiti-u,
iiv.
.!
n
n
attnnr
'ima
niia
Vestments
for
use
in
Roman
itold
M
Macdonncll,
PC-Tor-
of
.
---
.
1
x
:!Ji
i
tiighlv
recommended.
Some
Catholic
churches
are
also
made
onto
Greenwood,
to
a
three-year
at
the
abbey.
The
monks
keep
their
own
groves
of
mulberry
trees
to
raise
silkworms.
the
PoWs
who
didn't
show
the
right
attitude
or
interest
wound
up
ln
solitary
confinement
and
during
the
winter
months
solitary
usually
meant
a
case
of
frozen
feet."
program
lor
construction
of
airfields,
fuel
lines
and
other
things
and
Canada's
share
of
this
would
'be
7.13
per
cent.
This
works
out
at
roughly
$55,-
-
'V.
EDWARD
LIPSETT
LTD.
Vancouver
Victoria
-
Prince
Ropert
;
Khartum,
capital
of
the
Su-1
dan,
U
built
on
tongue
of
land
between
the
White
Nil'!
and
the
,
Elue
Niie.
000,000
if
the
total
figure
of
$770,000,000
quoted
bv
Mr.
Mac-donnell
ts
accurate.
Mr.
Macdonnel!
said
misun
derstanding
could
arise
when
it
is
said
that
Canada's
military
commitments
have
not
been
in
creased
and
yet
the
government
has
agreed
to
this
new
expense.
mi.
Claxton
said
Parliament
will
MLSKKAI
S
AND
ALL
H.C.
FL'KS
STILL
WANTED
SHUBERT"
offers
BEST
outlet
available.
HIGHER
Prices
we
believe,
than
are
obtainable
anywhere.
WHY
sell
LOCALLY
for
whatever
-you-gct,
when
you
can
so
easily
ihip
to
"SHUBERT"
and
be
sure
of
receiving
the
very
TOP
World-Market
Prices?
Send
trial
shipment
without
delay
Hurry!!
Dept.
I'M).
A.
B.
SHI
REKT
CO.,
Winnipeg.
Address
(shipments
to:
1!)3
Hastings
St.
E.,
VANCOUVER.
DES
ENFANT
OR
CRIBS
be
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