Thursday,
September
17,
1953
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yc
rolment
at
UBC
,
7
Low
Ebb
This
Year
....
By
The
Canadian
Pretui
."
r
,t
of
the
students
pouring
into
Canadian
;;:is
this
month
are
finding
living
accom-,n
and
registering
in
their
preferred
courses
Beet
Harvesting
Starts
Shortly
!
LETHBRIDGE,
Alta.
(CP)
Southern
Alberta's
sugar
beet
harvest,
expected
to
produce
nearly
$6,000,000
worth
of
sweet
roots
from
34,700
acres
this
fall,
Is
scheduled
to
start
next
week
and
become
general
early
in
October.
The
'
three
beet
processing
factories
in
this
region
are
to
begin
their
sugar-making
campaigns
the
we-jk
of
Sept,
28.
.
A
little
flattery
now
and
then
,
Makes
husbands
out
of
single
AT
THE
UNIVERSAL
t
..
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'
C
FRASER
&
PAYNE
FLEECE
inn
much
trouble,
i
uk
i
is
m
ine
immediate
:
post
war
years.
Most
universities
re
port
the
current
averace
Is
still
COATS
higher
than
pre-war
'figures.
uvmg
costs
while
attending
college
are
highest
In
Toronto.
i-1
.
NYLON
HOSE
First
quality
Nylons
by
Canada's
largest
manufacturers.
AH
new
Fall
shades.
Every
pair
perfect.
Daik
seams.
Hiyft
"
spliced
heel.
Blue
Heaven,
Night"
Star,
Vienna,
Pronlenud!,',"
Tea
Beige,
Spice.
8'j-ll.
,
,,.
This
is
the
Regular
First
Quality
,Vp.
SUV
-
3
pr.
for
$3.5(B
NEW
FALL
FABRICS
JUST
ARRIVED
where
a
student
can
get
campus1
.XU:
Picas
survey,
.!iiiws
some
over-,t
Laviil
University
in
'v,
wiu'if
300
students
ie
(.';marta
were
re-tu
-n-d
down
for
lack
"livhI
rxp'Tts
more
;i
-ja-ul
tW
term,
with
2.853
last
year.
in
nil
..t
parts
of
the
port
a
(V.ni-riil
levrl-;
pincers
of
students
t
iwo
or
three
years,
4Mi
the
hufie
influx
man
stuii'-nts
which
t.iti'nis
to
record
aeeommrxiHtlon
fnr
$15
g
week
but
pays
up
to
$20
if
he
roonu
and
boards
In
a
private
home.
Edmonton
runs
a
close
second
WALTER
BRAEDT,
42-year-old
German
.
soldier
who
es-
caped
a
Canadian
prisoner
of
war
camp
in
lirttt,
was
arrested
recently
by
the
RCMP
at
Loup
Lac,
Out.
It
Is
expected
his
case
will
be
turned
over
to
military
and
ImmlRratlon
authorities.
Biaedt
escaped
from
a
farm
near
Stittsvllle,
Out.
Oct.
15,
1946.
in
uvmg
ciMsus,
wmcn
average
$80
a
month.
At
the
universities
of
British
Columbia
and
Saskatchewan
Remarkable
Values
in
all
wool
fleece
coats.
Many
styles
to
choose
from
in
a
wide
variety
of
the
newest
colors
for
the
Fall
season.
Check
these
features:
v
O
Pure
Wool
Fleece
Material
Full
Satin
Lining
0
Half
Chamois
Interlining
O
Full
Flannelette
Interlining
Niuuents
pay
$55-(60
a
month
Gabardines,
Worsteds,
Plaids
and
Novelty
FabM
and
in
New
Brunswick
they
can
Jaks
ncs
selling
at
ipccial
Knees.
58"
Gabardine,
assorted
shades
95
IJLl.i
PAY
58"
Authentic
Tartans
Jj)
98
58"
Botany
Wool
Novelty
Fabrics
SO
58"
Glen
Check
and
Hound's
Tooth
Fabric
JC"
YD
$
I
.
I
.
A
29.95
Budget
Priced
i
HERE
These
fabrics
are
ideal
for
Skirts,.
Dresses,
Slacks,
etc.
'
una
good
quarters
for
as
low,
hs
$12
a
week.
In
all
colleges,
arts
and
silence
courses
are
generally
the
most
popular,
especially
xi.h
women.
Engineering
Is
still
'hosen
by
many
men.
j
FIRST-YEAR
CIIANCKS
I
The
University
of
British
Co-
i
lumbia
expects
enrolment
of!
5,400,
about
the
same
as
last!
year.
Officials
say
attendance
Is
at
a
"low
ebb"
and
put
the
blame
on
the
fact
"depression-year
babies"
now
arc
entering
university
and
their
numbers
are
lower
than
those
born
in
the
20s.
There's
a
long
waiting
list
for
women's
quarters
on
the
campus,
but
ample
accommodation
for
both
men
and
women
away
from
the
university.
For
the
first
time
this
year,
UBC
is
enrolling
high
school
graduates
who
have
had
only
two
instead
of
three
years
of
languages,
II'Mr-ll
Is
rn,,L-lnn
..
I
Plain
BLOUSES
Fussy
and
Tailored
Styles,
white
and
Pastel
colors.
Sizes
12
to
20
$2.98
MARY
MAXIM
HOMESPUN
KNITTING''
;KV
M'NW'(KM
i
!
tin.'
uMlh'nc
wlnd-.
ur-iii.nunl
sciwion-j
r.
-m:iy
well
have
'u
Ui
a
past
era
but
a
.',;j:s
hi
the
high
i!
.n.'
yet.
;,
,i
i
t;ii.i,
four
sail-'J
up
brit-lly
at
the
i
iiere
this
sumiiif".
:i
-i
wie
line,
bir
:
,i
feet
in
length
fc.re
and
aft.
The
un.
k
here
was
a
35-!,
as
a
bird,
and
one
3y
her
lines
that
she
!l,ll-(
s.
NIGHTGOWNS
Rayon
Tri-cot
knit
nightgowns
in
pink,
Nue
and
maize.
Sizes
12to
18
.'.
$.99
.
new
ml
Mm
Complete
stock
of
all
shades
designs
to
choose
from.
4-oz.
Skein
89c
.
...
......
to
luua.ug
BUIIIC
CUUUKCS
1
in
l
!...,
liiat-yrur
courses.
i
SLACKS
Ladies'
black
gabardine
slacks.
Smartly
tailored,
pleated
style
with
self
belt.
Sizes
12
to
18
$1095
h
a
ti
en
places
'oo.
:it-.t
U'ld
u
setting
ih
An
v
ies
in
June.
for
Hawaii.
This
i
y
conquered
easily.
D(.idi-s
of
Waikiki,
More
than
half
the
students
are
enrolled
In
arts
and
science
courses
leading
to
bachelor
of
arts
degree.
This
year
the
university
will
graduate
its
first
class
of
medical
students,
which
numbers
60.
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
-
Full
size
assorted
plaids
70"
x
84".
2-Each
blanket
has
whipped
ends.
3
KM
EACH
fan
1
i
-A
PARTY
ii-:;cd
northward,
fol-
am
jm
mm
..f-
J;.p.in;w
current
'
Hie
southeasterhes
'
After
Alaska
came
.
hi.pcrt,
and
from
:
-i.un
as
honv',
itu.
,e.
Not
bad
for
Synod
Fails
To
Name
HARVEY
WOODS
SNUGG1E5
Fall
weather
is
approaching
and
you
will
appreciate
the
warmth
and
corn-fort
of
Wood's
Snuggies.
15
per
cent.
g
Come
in
tnis
week-en
-
f
m
and
see
our
new
arrivals.
Leu
Griffiths
is
'li.ng
yacht
and
acquiring
one
Party
dresses
for
the
Fall
Season
in
the
newest
styles
and
colors,
direct
u
in
ait
C
New
Bishop
WILLIAMS
LAKE,
B.C.
CP)-
Wool.
i-M-L.
$
I25
,i:,t.
iMittiwiiyuij,
WiitlO,
YCOIO.
fcW
to
rs
frbm
Canada's
i
St
special
election
synod
of
the
fori-most
manufactur-
vb-
V
-'
CIS.
NEW
SCATTER
RUGS
i
Good
quality
carved
chenille
Wilton.
New
patterns,
plain
and
fringed.
Sizes
28"
x
42"
up
to
$0.95
BUDGET
PRICED
FROM
48"
x
72".
PRICED
FROM
$4-50
to
$2!-0(
Jhurch
of
England
to
name
a
lshop
for
the
Cariboo
diocese
vas
adjourned
Wednesday
night
iter
50
delegates
were
unable
y
reach
a
-final
eonrlus'on
With;
the
election
of
a
bishop
talema'ted.
"delegated
;
ai)irove4
"
tesolutlon
to
reconvene
again
1
a
date
and
place
to
be
set
'v
Ven.
Archdeacon
C.
H.
R.
rndshHW,
administrator
of
the
aribpo
diocese,
in
consultation
Uh
the
diocese
executive,
t'lnirman
of
the
meeting
was
ie
Most
Rev.
Harold
E.
Sex-n.
Metropolitan
Archbishop
of
,
itish
Columbia.
v"i.
Want
,trt
SKIRTS-
.
LONDON
CPtfc
Imj
iWi'i'p
th'
if
toivtl
f1
fl
.ilv
in
nOf
lR(lt
tl
Ift'irton
THE
CRISP,
CRISP
FLAKES
WITH
THE
DEEP,
DEEP
FLAVOR
Whcp
you
opf
n
a
package
of
Kdlogg's
Corn
Flsket
jku
catch
0
hint
of
a
tantalizing
aroma
thflt
sayt
"These
goldr;n
flakes
are
just
baked
.
,
.
fresh
from
our
radiant
ovens."
This
freshness
is
a
good
reason
why
millions
of
folks
will
sggrn
tomorrow
morning
enjoy
KrHrgR's
Corn
Flakes
for
hreakfast.
Is
there
a
bo
in
your
kitchen
now,
or
should
you
see
jour
g.'ccer
today?
I'ure
v.ool
woriitcd
tkirts
In
all
sizrs.
riaiu,
tailored
style.
In
regu'ar
and
tall
lengths.
ClvxK-e
frtm
tharroal,
oxford,
blue,
navy,
bla-'k,
brown
and
light
grey.
Sizes
10
to
44.
I
R'M
i
HEIDENBERG
LACE
PANELS
These
attractive
curtains
are
easily
washed
and
don't
need
ironing.
Size
40"
'x-81".
Priced
ot
PR.
$12-95
-t
r:,;.,i
fi
hermcn
-II'!!
up
with
the
new
is
devel-1
'''ay
i(
near
or
bouts,
'
t
y
ii
out
anyway
;
t
..y
many
nev.
r..';Ui
j
t
types
o.
h'lo
bee-,
adopted,
lii.iernian
on
a
near-::cVb:y
wmt
too
far.
ii;s
return
from
t
a
Keallle,
neighbor
t
sn
a
"ray
(,f
roci
d
blosMiined
fron
3
of
Ins
island
rest
'-"i
d.
the
ncighboi
otwni
d
him.
He
to!.
,m
th
.t
he
had
i-
'i'
o:
the
ne
west
in
f
v
i.
liie-televihlou
n'f
f:imrs
to
vie
f
I'd-
set,
Wiilllri
b'
n
tint
night.
'
l!'"re
w!lS
nolhin;
ll"
.cr.en
but
Piubibiy
mi
,!
h
'"npeared
It
01
'he
onlookers.
Bu'
11
1;.
the
first
tele-TOr
llls'.'ile.i
witlin
':".lu
ot
Prmte
Ku
$3.75;
HOUSECOATS
Ti2
S.Ik
Housecoats
in
zipper
styb
only.
Smart
new
patterns.
Take
ad-'
va'varv
of'tNis
low
low
price.
Sizes
14
to
20
-
(3n
Ihry
TTnrsiBirri
....
$5.98
FEATHER
FLANNEL
Assorted
.colors
39"
wide.
Ideal
Fall
fabrics
for
dresses
and
children's
wear.
Washable.
Special
YD.
BOYS'
WEAR
BOYS'
CORD
PANTS
Si,
.HIM,.
;m
kMM.
BOYS'
JACKETS
Boys'
pure
wool
plaid
jackets.
Zipper
front,
heavy
doeskin
lining.
Hip
QC.
i
'-run.
Water
rep:
Mant.
Exception-
i
yji
p
Val-i".
Sizes
8
to
14
r
Sizes
6
to
12
years.
Crompton
Cord
noted
for
its
wearing
qualities.
Dark
shades
.
'.
.
navy,
wine,
green
and
brown.
PR.
$5.95-
BOYS'
miQH
DENIMS
Nyion
content
Denims
for
boys.
Full
9
ounce
blue
serge
Erwin
den-,
in.
Z.ppr
Fly.
Sizes
8
to
16
years.
SOYS'
CORD
PANTS
.
l-ieavy
weight
A
merlon
corduroy
panls
or
si
hoo!
,ea,.
rScntcd
stylo,
zippei
fiy.
Choo.sc
from
wine,
navy,
gricn.
royal
or
brown.
Sizes
8
to
12
Years
$5.95
BOYS'
"HAPPYFOOT"
SOCKS
Manufactured
by
the
McGregor
Knitting
Mills.
Wool
reinforced
with
Nylcn.
Cushion
soles.
Sizes'8
to
10.
?R.
:
BOYS'
NYLON
JACKETS
Sizes
8
o
13.
Hip
lci
g
h.
brPed
style.
Tropic
o
quilted
insulation
lining.
Fur
fabric
collar,
very
lljht
In
weight,
will
outwear
other
fabrics,
assorted
shades
fc;.
BOYS'
PANTS
mm
mm
tliYmm-
-rr
-
-
T
MEN'S
SLACKS
Men's
pure
wool
worsted
clacks.
Zipper
fiy:
Heated
sljles,
This
slack
will
keep
its
pris.
Choose
from
charcoal,
oxford
or
Cambrii'g?
grey
ji..es
20
to
40
$9.95
$1895
and
you
get
so
much
IXIOITG
S3
Sweetwater
Dunmac
Gabardine
.'.
.
excellent
wearing
qualities
.
.
'.
collegiate
cut
.
.
.
pleated
front
.
.
,
zipper
fly
.
.
.
as-sorted
dark
shadeF.
Sizer
8
to
18
PR.
S6-95j-
Room
to
move
around,
Btretch
your
legs
and
visit
with
friends.
Wld
choica
of
odr-conditioned
accommodation
for
day
or
night
trips.
Dependable,
safe
travel
in
all
kinds
of
weather.
Wonderful
meals,
graciously
served
aboard
train.
e
Large,
picture
windows
comfortable
reclining
seats.
Free
baggage
checking
to
your
destination
(up
to
150
lbs.).
,
"
MEN'S
;
SHIRTS
and
SHORTS
S
zes
S-M-L
THE:
UNIVERSAL
THIRD
AVENUE
AT
SIXTH
STREET
rsi.o
..
.
1
w.
r.
"
so.
FRASER
&
PAYNE
:
.....
"""I
Mud...
When
roil
bar!,
go
by
train
V-V
you
SAVE
on
low-cut
round
trip
haul
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
Ju7
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Third
Avenue