V
prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Thursday,
June
18,
1953
vVales,
Uvea
in
the
sixth
century
ana
was
i-anonm-a
in
the
12th
century.
always
Insist
on..
..
Bright-Colored
Schoolrooms
Produce
Better
Marks,
Psychologists
Discover
Vk
Baggageman
Retires,
Rode
With
Royalty
BALTIMORE
(API
School-
prisingiy,
more
so
among
young
rooms
painted
in
bright
colors
boys
than
girls,
Johns
Hopkins
produce
better
marks
and,
sur-
University
psychologists
report.
The
psychologists
found
that
planned
color
painting
'
has
a
definite
effect
on
the
behavior
and
performance
of
school
children.
The
greatest
improvement
was
among
kindergarten
VANCOUVER
(CP)-An
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and
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member
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crew,
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National
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Skating
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Skate
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Teen
Skate
'SATl'RDAY
Moonlight
Skate
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9:30
p.m.
to
13
Milt.
liXIVIC
CENTRE
Railways
train
baggageman,
lifted
his
last
pieces
off
the
irain
this
morning.
hb
is
retiring
on
pension
aft'-r
ARMY
DOCTOR
REPORTS
NEW
POLIO
CASES
A
T
WHITEHORSE
EDMONTON
(P
Col.
E.
J.
Young,
chief
medical
officer
for
the
army's
Western
Command,
said
Wednesday
several
new
casDf
of
polio
have
developed
at
Whitehorse,
Y.T.,
"some
of
them
serious."
Although
Colonel
Young
declined
to
quote
a
figure,
he
reported
last
week
on
returning
from
an
inspection
trip
to
Whitehorse
that
the
disease
had
affected
a
,
total
of
53
v
Canadian
servicemen
and
their
dependents.
Civilian
sources
then
reported
80
cases.
serving
45
years
with
the
CNR,
I
making
him
the
senior
train
man
west
of
the
Oreat
Lakes.
As
he
completed
his
"last
run,"
j
many
of
his
railway
friends
i
were
at
the
depot
to
greet
him
and
wish
him
may
;ars
of
,
health
to
enjoy
his
retirement.
"Perhaps
the
most
surprising
revelation
was
that
boys
show
greater
color
response
than
girls,"
the
psychologists
stated
after
two
years
of
research.
Complete
scholastic
and
attitude
reports
were
kept
on
all
the
children
during
one
year
in
three
schools
needing
new
paint.
Then
one
school
was
repainted
according
to
the
principles
of
"color
dynamics,"
the
second
in
the
usual
light
buff
walls
and
white
ceilings,
and
the
third
untouched.
The
second-yer
performances
of
the
students
were
next
compared
with
the
first.
"A
study
of
the
work-play
nnd
laneuage
performance
of
kindergarten
children
shows
a
33.9-per-cent
improvement
between
the
first
and
second
year
The
hiehlight
of
'Eddie
null's
career
came
In
1039
when
ton
he
was
assigned
to
the
royal
train
canvln?
the
lnte
Kint
EVERYTHING
lor
the
BEACH
George
VI
and
Queen
Elizabeth,
:
-n
!
'
i
-
k
,
s
'
1
SWIM
TRUNKS
Increased
Trade
Urged
By
Johnston
nw
ihn
Queen
Mother,
imm
For
Men
and
Boys
Viineouver
to
Kamloops.
The
son
of
a
doctor
In
O.sl),
INFLATED
TOYS
Norway,
Mr.
Bull
came
to
Canada
in
1907
to
go
fafmlng
in
RUBBER
PAILS
For
safe
fun
at
the
shore
.
.
.
The
newest
thing
in
sand
pails
THE
Saskatchewan.
He
Is
the
only
member
of
his
family
to
come
j
VICTORIA
(P
Eric
A.
of
Washington,
DC.
president
of
the
Motion
Picture
Asso
in
the
school
painted
with
dy-
here.
His
brother.
lens,
entered
the
ciation
of
America,
said
here
namics
7.3
per
cent
in
the
sec
lowering
United
States
tariff
j
ond
painted
with
conventional
!
Norwegian
civil
service
and
was
n
deDutv
minister
at
the
time
free
barriers
would
not
solve
color;
and
only
three
per
cent
in
the
unpainted
school,"
the
world
trade
problems
of
the
German
invasion
In
1940.
"Even
if
the
U.S.
were
to
wipe
i
psychologists
found.
He
spent
the
war
years
in
Sweden
but.
with
liberation,
re-
,
American
women
will'travel
in
comfort,
if
they
take
a
fashion
tip
from
Washington
socialite
Toney
Hatfield,
and
.
wear
comfortable
knee
breeches.
Miss
Hatfield
made
the
journey
to
the
'coronation
in
taffeta
"brltcher"
that
matched
her
topa.se
hlods.'.
She
doffs
the
wrap-around
skirt
of
the
to-pnze
wool
suit
and
there
you
are.
turned
to
Norway
and
was
op-
pointed
ambassador
to
Holland.
out
all
its
tariff
duties
we
would
j
in
Grades
3
through
8
the
i
not
by
that
action
alone
solve
j
color
environment
school
led
j
the
problems
that
exist,"
he
told
I
with
8.9
per
cent
improvement:
j
the
annual
convention
of
the
j
the
conventionally
-painted
Washington
State
Bankers'
As-;
school
showed
only
.5
per
cent
(
For
the
past
year
he
has
been
i
Norwegian
ambassador
to
Den-i
mark.
sociation.
j
improvement,
while
the
un-
H-2
said
the
U.S.
should
import
j
painted
school
showed
a
de
i
"Eddie"
has
not
,seen
him,
or
j
any
other
member
of
the
fam
mon.,
but
he,,
emphasized
it
is
i
crease
oi
2:1
per
cent.
The
"color
dynamics"
treat
ily,
since
1913.
Mr.
Bull
thinks
he
may
go
back
to
Iiorway
for
a
visit,
now
that
he
is
retired,
but
he
still
ment
called
for
painting
of
corridor
walls
In
yellow
with
the
doors
and
baseboards
In
palace
gray.
The
rooms
with
northern
exposure
were
done
in
pastel
rose;
those
facing
south,
in
blue
prefers
Canada
ad
intends
to
i
hg
Jin
Coffee
1
',
"
7
.'
J
cuum
packe;
i
Pacific
Milk
gives
lCi"i0VTii
li
coffee
a
rich'
A
,tl
Buy
B.C.
Products
j
continue
living
here.
incumbent
upon
other
countries
to
take
"real
steps"
to
Increase
trade
among
themselves.
"Some
nations
have
restrictions
and
barriers
to
the
freer
flow
of
trade
that
are
more
stringent
than
ours,"
he
added.
He
said
hign?st
priority
should
be
given
to
stimulating
increased
flow
of
capital
around
tlw
world
to
help
countries
needing
development
capital.
Mi.
Johnson
is
a'former
president
of
the
United
States
Chamber
of
Commerce.
'
Organized
Marketing
Board
Urged
SMITH
ERS
"Our
natural
market
is
to
the
west,
where
Prince
Rupert
is
established
and
"rowing,
and
the
new
town
of
Kitimat,
with
an
expected
population
o(
at
least
15.000
people
In
the
next
few
years,
offer
an
incomparable
opportunity
for
thii
valley
to
sell
all
the
foodstuff
It
and
green.
The
front
walls
were
done
in
a
danger
shade
of
the
predominating
color
in
each
room.
"This
had
the
important
effect
of
reducing
wall
glare,
thus
making
it
more
restful
for
the
eyes
to
be
turned
in
that,
direction,
focussing
pupil
attention
toward
the
front
of
the
room,"
the
psychologists
said.
Slate
boards
were
painted
green
instead
of
black.
Daily
3n
e'
"leSU"S
Economy
Pad
A
new
convenience!
A
new
economy!
The
2-1K
tan
produce."
W.
T.
Burns,
i
crintpndent
of
the
Dominion
perimental
Substation
at
1
ei-E
told
the
Bulkley
Valley
'Co-Operative
Seed
Growers'
As
Sons
Burn
14
Homes
'
r
f
sociation.
Based
on
a
15,000
population,
Kitimat
will
consume
at
least
2,750
tons
of
potatoes.
1.375
tons
Family
Pai
k
contains
the
same
delicious,
smnotlv
mmirimir
Pnrkiiv
Marenrine
vou've
txi'ii
buying
in
On
Sunday
tof
meat.
360.000
gallons
of
milk
the
one-pound
nize
but
the
savings
made
possible
in
mirk
nirmtr
nrn
nntMrnl
on
to
VOU.
i
he
declared.
NELSON,
B.C.
O
Fire-raiding
Sons-
of
Freedom
Doukhuboms
destroyed
14
homes
in
the
West
Whichever
size
you
prefer,
I
sure
to
lxk
for
the
new
blue
pack
'.ge
with
the
picture
of
a
cake
of
ice
j
An
organized
marketing
board
1
would
be
necessary
to
regulate
j
supplies
to
wholesalers
and
re-
I
is.ooienays
early
sunuay
111
an
in
the
corner.
apparent
retaliation
for
the
14-
A-1
SPECIALS
Down
'50
Ford
Custom
$550
'51
Pontlae
Sedan
$650
40
Plymouth
Sedan
....
$350
50
Meteor
Sedan
$600
'50
Ford
Sedan,
radio..
$650
17
Jeep
Station
n
$350
'33
Dodge
Regent
$1000
'46
Dodge
Panel
$250
18
Reo
Dump
Truck....
$950
49
Ford
Pickup,
$325
DRIVE
HOME
A
BARGAIN
!
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
M
PAW
year
prison
sentence
passed
Saturday
against
Paul
Popoff.
Popoff
was
convicted
of
starting
fires
which
destroyed
a
$45,-000
planer
mill,
a
community
hall
and
house
during
Doukho-hor
raids
last
summer.
"I
cannot
see
where
there
is
hope
for
reformation'
for
this
tailers,
Mr.
Burns
considered.
He
emphasized
the
importance
of
continuance
an
easy
c;uantity
flow
of
prouuee.
It
was
Mr.
Burns'
opinion
that
the
present
high
cost
of
farm
produce
would
be
overcome
by
co-operative
marketing
should
time
spent
by
farmers
in
marketing
be
applied
to
production.
He
estimated
as
much
as
25
per
cent
KRAFT'S
delicious
maroarine
that
"
vOdrZ
XUu,:
.
How
about
a
rumpus
room
1
m
f
attic
or
basement?
Sound
if
nVA
I
ff
X
Rood?
u
"'I'
sound
even
l
-
"
-l
"l!-""
Greer
&
Bridden
Phone
909
215
1st
Ave.
W.
man,"
Mr.
Justice
II.
S.
Wilson
j
soreads
smoothlv
even
when
ice
cold!
said
as
he
pronounced
sentence
in
assize
court.
of
productive
time
was
being
lost
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BR1NOS
RESULTS
A
jury
acquitted
Nick
Konkin
ketlng
methods.
after
he
had
been
exonerated
by
It
was
als0
his
oplnlon
that
Popoff
s
court
testunony.
farm
Bukley
Valley
units
could
A
one-room
log
school
house
produce
more
economically
if
of
also
-went
up
in
flames
Sunday.
1
suitable
size
to
allow
for
a
farm-
The
14
homes,
most
of
them
i
erf
lull
time
occupation.
A
good
wrall
log
cabins,
all
belonged
to
'marketing
organization,
he
the
Sons
of
Freedom.
"thought,
would
take
the
selling
Twelve
of
the
fires
were
in
the
of
produce
off
his
hands
and
Ms
1
;!
j
iKrestova
district.
Two
were
at
leave
the
farmer
free
to
concen-Appledale
and
the
other
was
at,trate
on
the
grawing
of
crops.
mice
T
i
T
I
Wlnlaw
in
the
lower
Slocan
vaj-
Farm
produce
most
likely
to
be
ley
-
.
.
in
demand
were
meats,
milk,
eggs
The-fires
followed
the
usual
and
vegetables,
said
Mr.
Burns,
pattern
of
raids
that
have
ter-jln
closing
he
offered
whatever
rorlzed
the
district
in
the
past.
time
and
advice
he
could
in
his
The
radical
Freedomites
struck
!
of
ficial
capacity
as
experimental
fast,
using
gasoline
bombs
made
;
station
superintendent
to
get
with
beer
bottles.
(
such
a
scheme
going.
11
.
ci,,
",i.h,cOi'.'
mb:'-:
com...
...Thay
save
you
time
You'll
welcome
CAIA'F.RT
IIOl'SE
;...
f,.r
il',
MiiootlllK'SS,
and
work
fib
many
ho.lv
and
.Ic
liiililfull'"1"!"1'1-
I
f
4
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wfiff,H,
because
its
....tstand
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P'al"'
AT
CURRENT
FOOD
COSTS
hi
mii;s
'ii
r:rt
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fri.i
foodt
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an
criipltr,
Miiltr
whni'
drointd
on
Milady
tlu
Twtlf.
Hondi
an
ittod
quicUy,
(anlly
wilti
wl
abioibinl
Milady
Slu
Tewtlt.
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tan
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buy
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line
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lwm
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wlndowt,
at
inilH.j
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pmm
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wmcinij
et
ptltn
vf
ifnt'
.
any
damaglnt
aiwwy
kouukoM
liauid.
IS
ONE
OF
YOUR
BEST
FOOD
BUYS
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