Court
Moiord
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thumluy.
Kt-biuury
12.
1903
WOKKINUTON.
England
CP)
A
crow
with
a
fondness
for
carried
Hid
Bwy
course
In
tins
Cumbri
Artistic
Display
of
Curios
Featured
At
P-TA
Brotherhood
Week
Celebration
lf
bulls
W
estimated
to
have
Skating
Star
Likes
to
Cook
1
Ksoniis
from
various
countries.
and
peppers
from
Alaska.
Russians
Order
German
Reds
To
Stop
Flight
of
Refugees
led
by
the
jovial
master
of
cere
monies,
Frank
Derry.
An
interesting
artistic
display
of
curios,
a
"smorgasbord''
of
foods
from
many
lands,
and
a
program
of
international
song
und
dance
were
highlights
of
Accompanist
for
the
program
was
Miss
Marian
Calne.
Durina
refreshments,
a
record
Conrad
Street
School
Parent-
player
provided
background
music
from
China.
Japan,
In
Teacher
Associations
second
annual
celebration
of
Brother
hood
Week.
The
huge
table
of
many
ana
varied
food
delicacies
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
K.
Kaught,
with
the
assistance
of
Mrs.
J.
Kurdit
i
and
Mrs.
L.
Murdoch.
More
than
100
people
made
the
rounds
There
were
fish
cakes
from
Norway.,
spaghetti
from
Italy,
pickled
herring
from
Estonia,
prune
cakes
from
Denmark,
sweet
and
sours
from
China,
crisp
cookies
from
Germany,
a
rice
dish
from
India,
and
plate
upon
piate
of
others,
to
present
mi
almost
infinite
variety.
dia,
Czechoslovakia,
ucrmany,
France
and
Poland.
The
entire
Brotherhood
Week
The
program
was
held
during
the
association's
monthly
meeting
in
Conrad
Street
School
on
WE
ARE
PLEASED
TO
ANNOUNCE
THE
WINNERS
OF
THE
CALENDAR
CONTEST
HKST
Mrs.
A.
Astoria,
855
Bummltt
Avenue.
StX'OND
Williamson
ti
Davidson.
Prince
Rupert
iJry.lini;
T1I1KD
C,
L.
Martin.
428
Seventh
Avenue
East
DON'T
FORGET
OUR
DRYCLEANING
SPECU
20
Off
on
Orders
of
$3.00
or
Ovei
The
Dates:
Feb.
9
to
Feb.
21
inclusive
program
was
convened
oy
mn.
,
Germans
reported
to
West
Berlin
refugee
centres.
The
pace
impelled
Reuters
to
forecast
a
February
total
of
30.000.
There
were
more
than
25
000
In
January.
The
Russian
reaction
is
described
as
one
of
mixed
embarrassment
and
annoyance.
In
the
first
place
the
refugee
flood
has
fastened
sympathetic
world
opinion
on
the
plight
of
Soviet-zone
Germans,
including
Jews,
Second,
the
already-wobbly
Com
W.
Murdoch,
Mrs.
M.
Reeves.
Mrs.
O.
Patzold
and
Mrs.
K.
Faught.
During
the
business
meeting,
nembers
reviewed
resolutions
to
go
before
the
annual
convention
of
the
BC.
Parent-Teacher
Federation
In
North
Vancouver
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Canada's
Barbara
Ann
Sco'.t
is
as
much
at
home
in
the
kitchen
as
on
the
ice.
The
blonde
star
of
the
Hollywood
Ice
Revue
now-playing
at
New
York's
Madison
Square
Garden,
is
also
a
musician,
a
golfer
and
a
horsewoman
but.
she
told
interviewers,
her
daily
preoccupation
is
with
cooking.
Wherever
she
goes
two
trunks
go
with
her.
One
carries
her
personal
wardrobe
and
skating
equipment.
The
other
holds
an
electric
oven,
toaster,
coffee
maker,
plus
pots,
pans
and
Jars
of
preserves.
I
don't
care
about
the
other
hotel
accommodation,"
said
Barbara
Ann.
"Cut
I
always
insist
that
the
uite
must
have
a
kitchen.
"It's
silly,
but
I
lov?
home'
so
much
and
in
the
lite
I
lead
I'm
never
home,
so
I
take
it
along
with
me."
Tuesday.
Th?
curio
display,
set
up
by
Mrs.
Linda
Patzold,
was
centred
about
a
hune
colored
pre-war
map
of
Europe
drawn
by
Mrs.
Patzold
herself.
Below
the
map
a
large
table
was
sectioned
off
to
display
curios
from
each
country.
Each
section
was
centred
with
a
flag
from
the
country
where
the
surrounding
An
Interesting
International
program
of
entertainment
was
By
TOM
KKUDY
ni.KLIN
iAP'
The
Ea-st
German
Communist
purge,
forcing
A
muss
flight
of
refugees
to
the
We.st.
has
shown
some
finns
of
boonierantstng
A
new
crop
of
East
Germans
who
fled
to
West
Berlin
Sunday
brought
these
reports:
1.
The
Russians
have
ordered
the
German
Communist
regime
to
put
a
halt
to
the
exodus,
which
West
Berlin's
mayor..
Ernst
Reu-ter.
calls
a
"colossal
peacetime
tragedy."
2.
Twenty-four
border
police
have
been
arrested
for
helping
residenU
escape.
3.
Workmen
have
started
erecting
new
bariiiatus
jn
tlu
frontier
between
the
Soviet
zone
and
the
Soviet
sector
of
Berlin
to
plug
the
big
leak.
The
actions
came
at
the
end
I
if
a
w
eek
in
which
8.5(0
East
ns
follows:
Swiss
yodelling
songs
munist
economy
is
being
hit
hard
M.
Girardet:
bagpipe
selections.
In
April,
and
Instructed
their
delegate
to
the
convention,
W.
D.
Griffiths,
how
to
vote.
Another
of
Conrad
P-TA's
popular
card
parties
will
be
held
March
20
with
Mrs.
H.
Thomaa
as
convener,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Roy
Johnson.
Mrs.
A,
Mellor,
Mrs.
S.
Balllnger
and
Mrs.
Painter.
PIONEER
CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
J.
D.
S.
Robertson;
sown
ai-j
rlcan
Boer
songs,
Mrs.
W.
Mur-!
rioch.
accompanied
b
Mis.
G.
V.
j
Hanlcy;
Italian
song,
M.
Girar-det;
Polish
song,
Mrs.
W.
Mur-'
doch.
These
Items
were
Interspersed
with
community
singing
of
by
the
flight
of
experienced!
farmers
and
technicians..
j
'
A
check
of
the
Soviet
sector-j
zone
border
Sunday
showed
de-:
finite
barricade
construction.
Most
of
the
refugees
have
come
;
to
East
Berlih
first
and
then
'.
crossed
Into
the
west
sectors,
the
1
last
big
opening
left
to
them.
curios
originated.
Among
other
things
were
books
and
spoons
from
Germany,
colored
wooden
plates
and
pictures
from
Estonia,
coins
from
Ireland,
a
large
lur
rug
from
Mexico,
carved
ivory
salt
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