10
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
February
19,
1953
Between
them
TODAY
TO
SATURW
End
of
Liquor
Rationing
in
Sweden
Recommended
by
Government
Probers
secret
that
cooled
their
love
and
kisses!
SCREEN
FLASHES
By
BOB
THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
1AP1
Gloria
Swunsun
today
threw
a
damper
'
!
I
r:i
.
..
Robert
EUanor
)tiL
TAYLOR
-PARKER
l
on
Hollywood
s
eiunusiasui
ur
three-dimensional
films.
.
They
will
be
a
flush
In
the
the
present
system
is
a
complicated
procedure.
The
applicant
must
fill
in
forms
and
forms,
present
himself
politely
for
an
interview
at
the
Alcohol
Monopoly
and
submit
to
inquiries
at
police
headquarters
on
his
personal
character.
The
possessor
of
a
ration
book
can
only
buy
as
much
as
the
Afcohol
Monopoly
thinks
he
can
safely
use.
If
he
buys
too
much,
he
gets
a
sharply-worded
letter
to
cut
down
or
else.
after
due
consideration,
they
probably
will
be.
When
that
happens,
people
dining
out
will
be
able
to
order
as
many
drinks
as
they
can
consume
and
a
revolutionary
concessionit
will
no
longer
be
illegal
and
immoral
for
restaurants
to
entertain
their
guests
with
crooners.
The
11-man
committee
has
decided
that
John
Swede
after
36
years
ration-enforced
sobriety
now
is
worthy
of
the
freedom
of
the
bottle.
Getting
a
ration
book
under
pan.
she
remaiKea.
Aiier
mt
By
THOMAS
HUtKIS
'.,
STOCKHOLM
'
Reutersi
Af-'.er
pondering
the
quest
ion
for
iline
years,
a
government
cum-mittee
has
decided
it
will
be
al!
right
if
the
Swedes
started
getting
their
liquor
without
rationing.
The
'little
brown-backed
ration
book,
a
certificate
of
sobriety
and
a
mark
of
respectability
since
the
First
World
War.
Is
to
go.
if
the
committee's
recommendations
are
carried
out-and
indications
are
that,
7kui
novelty
Is
over,
the
film
Industry
will
be
faced
with
the
same
big
problems
"
Miss
Swanson
Is
uniquely
equipped
for
commenting
on
the
CARTOON
NEWS
CAP
I
TO
Evenings
7:00
-
9:27
,
y
-tMot
s
fuhUS7J
iaruraay
Matinees
2
-
4;C2
v?
MACDONALD
I
AKr
Y
Wallace's
Department
Store
It
(DAY
7:
-
9:
"CAVE
OF
OUTLAWS"
film
industry.
She
is
one
of
)
Hollywood's
all-time
great
stars
and
has
spent
the
majority
of
her
years
in
and
around
the
film
business
But
she
has
remained
detached
enough
from
the
movie
whirl
to
keep
it
in
perspective.
"After
I
nude
StiUM't
Boulevard'
in
1950,"
she
said.
"1
went
on
a
35-cltv
tour
to
exploit
the
picture.
I
talked
to
people
in
all
walks
of
life
and
learned
some
Hurtling
things
about
the
picture
business,
"One
of
the
things
I
learned
m
fi
anil
u-
m
w
-
.if
i
The
marital
happiness
of
Robert
Taylor
and
Eleanor
Parker
nears
a
breakdown
in
this
scene
from
M-O-M's
stirring
drama,
Above
and
Beyond,"
opening
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight.
The
new
film
tells
the
story
of
Col.
Paul
Tlbbets,
who
piloU-d
the
plane
which
dropped
the
atom
bomb
over
Hiroshima,
and
of
the
wife
who
wanted
.to
share
his
terrible
responsibility.
was
that
the
older
generations
Us
I
hat
iMaiuen-iau,
Tropical
FINAL
CLOSE-OUT
Ladies'
Dresses
ill
Musical
Jamboree!
Taylor
Challenges
Reds
To
Come
Out
and
Fight'
SEOUL
(CP)
Lt-Gen.
Maxwell
Taylor,
new-United
States
8th
Army
commander
in
Korea,
has
challenged
the
Communists
to
"come
out
and
fight."
$4.99
$7.95
-
$8.95
-
$9.95.
Sixes
14
20
-
40.
4
ONLY
had
abandoned
the
movies.
They
could
no
longer
Identify
themselves
with
the
movies
since
they
could
not
see
their
favorites
of
their
own
age.
Hollywood
aimed
its
appeal
it
youth
and
neglected
the
millions
of
more
mature
citizens.
"Another
thing
I
found
out
it
was
Just
too
much
trouble
i.nd
expense
for
many
people
to
go
out
to
the
movies.
It's
a
major
production
for
a
couple
to
attend
a
theatre.
"The
Industry
will
still
have
to
face
these
problems
when
the
thrill
of
new-dlmenslonal
movies
has
past
That's
why
1
think
the
only
real
future
for
films
Is
in
developing
some
kind
of
box
to
collect
money
for
movies
on
TV."
While
peering
into
the
future,
the
actress
orcdlcted
that
life
$14.95
to
$16.95.
Sizes
16,
18,20,
C
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40,
42.
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ONLY
W.
mm
1
Speaking
to
correspondents
Zl
1
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rnmn
$19.95
to
$22.5018
ONLY.
$9.99
Sizes
12-14-16-18-20-42-44
3-D
Picture
To
Show
in
U.K.
LONDON
1
Reutersi
Biitbh
movie-goers
will
see
a
three-di-meiMional
feature
film
for
the
here
he
said
the
8th
army
would
welcome
a
Communist
assault.
It
would
be
sure
to
'
take
care
of
It."
Taylor,
successor
to
retired
Gen.
James
Van
Fleet,
refused
to
comment
on
any
United
Nations
attack
plans
to
end
the
war.
He
said
he
would
welcome
u
$25.50
to
$39.95.
3
Only
CI
A
QQ
Sizes
18
and
42
JI.7
7
theShelterk1
again
will
be
centred
in
the
j
first
time
next
month,
the
J.
from
united
Nations
;
Arthur
,
Rank
organization
an-
more
aid
members
-
even
"token
assist-
nounced
todav.
:
!:-
:y
This
Yalms
1
-
Group
No
Try
Ons
ance"
would
have
great
value,
Bwana
Devil."
Hollywood-
demonstrating
the
world-wide
;
made
United
ArttsU
3-D
feat-
home.
She
cited
the
great
increase
tn
home
buying
and
the
d'-centrallzatlon
of
cities.
"It
Is
the
greatest
thing
that
could
happen
to
us."
she
commented.
"It
will
mean
bigger
families
and
happier
people.
We
w
ill
get
back
to,
the
basic
qualities
of
life
and
not
be
forced
to
seek
entertainment
away
.
from
home."
nature
of
the
alliance.
i
ur
wm
be
screened
4
ONLY.
Sizes
12-14.
$3.99
The
general
said
he
would
have
circuits
In
London,
Birmingham.
SH.95,
S15.95,
$19.95.
S29.95..
Leeds
and
Glasgow.
TOMORROW
1
an
Investigation
made
of
how
much
the
South
Korean
soldiers
get
to
eat.
Recent
reports
have
said
it
was
not
enough
to
keep
them
fighting
fit.
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
Matinee
Sal.,
t:
p.m.
TOTEM
"Kalaminw
('
"
iliirn
m
2
Day
Sale
Fri.
&
Sat.
Roman
historians
adopted
as
an
epoch
the
foundation
of
Rome
which
is
believed
to
have
occurred
in
763
BC.
'i
,(r
Thirr
Try
Doily
News
Wont
Ac?
i
Reg.
$2.95-$7.75
Fine
Quality
SLIPS
and
GOWNS
Final
Clearance
Assorted
Sizes
$1.49
"I
am
going
to
give
that
sturdy
:
little
soldier
all
the
breaks
that'
I
can,"
he
stated.
1
He
added
that
he
means
to
maintrln
the
work
done
by
Van
Fleet
"I
am
not
a
new
broom,
I
but
just
the
same
old
anti-I
Communist
duster
with
a
new
handle."
Taylor
turned
aside
a
direct
question
whether
he
thinks
a
general
offensive
by
the
8th
army
could
succeed
at
this
time.
Gen.
Van
Fleet
said
before
his
departure
that
an
offensive
now
would
certainly
succeed.
"I
think
enough
has
been
said
by
this
time."
Taylor
told
reporters.
"If
not,
it
will
be.
I
will
leave
that
to
my
predecessor."
By
this
he
apparently
meant
that
Van
Fleet's
views
will
be
aired
further
when
the
former
Ladies'
Housecoats
5
Only
Reg.
$1
8.95
-
$27.95.
Sizes
1
2
to
44
$9.99
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AND
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12
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18
$3.99
ROCK
BOTTOM
BARGAINS
commander
appears
before
members
of
Congress
March
4.
Taylor
also
said
he
would
welcome
Chinese
Nationalist
troops
in
Korea
with
"open
arms,"
but
;
pointed
out
that
was
a
decision
to
be
reached
at
a
political
level.
1
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
mum
mi
Elections
Act
To
Remain
Same
VICTORIA
(CP)-Tne
provincial
government
has
abandoned
pian.s
to
introduce
legislation
to
streamline
the
Elections
Act
at
the
current
session
of
the
LcU-latuie,
It
learned
today.
The
government
previously
had
hopes
of
Introducing
sevtr-jl
amendments
to
the
Act,
chief
of
which
would
have
been
steps
to
shorten
the
63-day
period
It
takes
to
call
a
general
election.
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India
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