1,:
V'
4;;Clinir
Dental
Care
Professor
Prefers
Lions'
Wwhaile
Urges
Aid
I0ptte
f
:
'
-
.
t!
OTTAWA.
Without
the
pros-
wears
lompieiion
r0
Pxm
tu
BritoIn
Import,
U
5C,:
LONDON
;CP.
1
i
pector
there
would
be
no
big
j
producing
mines,
said
E.
T,
Ad-
plewhaite,
Skeena
MP,
speakin
,
m?
to
imtv,-f
"am
ji
w
.....
'--v
uoflM.
WINNIPEG.
-
Prof.
George
J.
Keller
train.
Eme'
SS:
pumas,
lions
and
leopards
for
a
circus
wild
animal
;
Mjnjng
nc
ur?eJ-S
it.".
utitk
U
Qhrtna
I
irottc
in
.
""u,
enough
r.
,
fVV
s-
v
'
,
j
.
i
-
'"J
1
Anorher
favorable
report
on1
l,uiT'?
"
V
V
"
W1)
f
I
fliZri-
'Preventative
Dental
Clinic
was!
t
A
t
T
?
'
Jr
f
i
4
'
fe
-
'
V
L
A-ljP
Kuf
P
"t
t
the
regular
monthly
!
V
fV
ft
&
of
h
Conrad
Street
-T
P
J
FivV,
meeting
Jfi
i'
VI
8
?i
r
'
i
M
J
;
'School
Parent
-Teachers'
Asso-,
kAi
f&Ji
I
f
h
-JH
W'4l
I
'
i
nation
Twuday
evening
by!
.
I
,
-A'
M
-V
If
!
I
'
Frank
Derry.
president.
1
V
t.
i
fcr---,
Sffl1,-
Almost
all
of
the
90
children!
L
1
.
It
A
i-M
t
r-'V
'
'
K"
1
!
f'
s'O
eligible
for
dental
care
have
'
5"'
,
'
I
;
f.,H
-
already
wen
served
and
75
of.
f.
1
t
'it
'
,
.
H
these
have
received
aen-.at
care.!
act.
lies
itpiJCiii
11114
nan
mc
umwic
vi.vi..-,
"
more
ussisuinee
10
me
prospec-
schools
miv
h
.
.
.
1
.
tnw
tor
and
an
smalt
a.
11.
:
1
.
J
1r
operator.
('
if
career
that
started
12
years
ago
on
a
pranK.
'
The
professor,
then
director
of
1
art
for
the
Pennsylvania
State
j
er
fainted
and
fell
limp.
The
Teachers
College,
received
a
j
uon
dropped
him
"gentle
as
a
crate
at
his
country
nome.
on
kitten"
and
Walked
away.
.
;
top
of
the
crate
was
written:!
Keller
doesn't
use
a
whip
gun
Ger
(arnation...
Here.
Keller
train
mis.
i
or
chair.
He
s
one
man
in
a
cage
;
with
three
African
lions,
ow
local
theatres
wiH
be
urged
to
better
inform
audivnees
as
to
location
of
exits
in
case
of
emergency.
Members'
suggested
Inside
was
a
wild,
full-grown
mmint.ain
liorr
or
puma.
It
was
friend
a'
prank
from
a'
college
Bengal
tiger,
three
pumas,
one.
jagua'l,
one
rheetah,
one
lco-
1
pard
aiid
a
black
pant!her
lorN
freak
black
leopard.
exit
Information
be
flashed
on
j
jn
Arizona.
But
Keller"!
had
i
th
sereen
af,
purh
snowme
nnrf
oAn
a
nr
in
nnimnl
act
in
tfSMVMM
i
I
U.SI..irLtc;
uc
liiai
i
liltrLi
lu
wiuw
my
Hie
WOK.
Hie
UUIf.
nntrnn
hi-
npnrest
pstit
in
..u
viintic
hut
T
wnrkpd
vwi
r
llc
ntao
..v.mu,
-
..
-
-
case
oi
a
me,
panic
ruinn
mm
on
him
all
winier
in
me
garagf.
GOOD
AVERAGE
Consumption
of
enss
hi
Canada
exceeds
25
dozen,
or
WO
eggs
per
person
per
year.
:
be
avoided.
j
j
made
him
jump
through
a
,
i
hoop
and
walk
a
tight-rope.!
City
council
will
be
asked
if
Next
spring
a
circus
agent
I
the
curfew
for
school
children
is
bought
him."
i
nil"
in
effect.
Many
parent1
are
;
That
summer
Prof.
Keller
pur-
j
most
concerned
.'bout
children
no.sely
stayed
away
from
wild;
Cirnotidn
Milk
isaliwpA
It's
always
fresh
ar.J
stt
uiwjy1;
cffimy
c4
if.
full
hklicd.
When
ynu
f
ih.it
red
and
h
cji
ym
i.
a'w.iys
be
sure
uutyiu
vll.
mill:
.it
its
very
best.
4
u
mm
is
m
w.
'taying
oi-t
too
late
due
tw
din'-
animal
acts
(to
date
M
has
seen
;
COMMEMORATE
1)EAI)-An
impressive
service
was
held
May
5
at
the
Canadian
Military
Cemetery
at
Bergen
oo
Zoom
in
the
Netherlan
dr
province
of
Noord
Brabant
to
commemorate
the
Caiadians
wh:
died
on
Dutch
soil
during
t!ie
Second
World
War.
The
date
coincided
with
the
seventh
anniversary
of
th,?
liberation
of
th
Netherlands.
School
children
from
the
district
laid
bouquets
of
flowers
on
each
of
the
1.200
graves
during
the
ceremony.
The
graves
of
Canadian
servicemen
in
Holland
are
regularly
d?ccrated
with
flowers
by
Dutch
families.
i
CP
PH)TOi
J
light
saving
time,
and
wheve
oniy
his
own)
and
trained
two
that,
if
the
curfew
was
enforced.
African
lion
cubs,
a
leopard
and
situation
could"
be
alleviated.
a
pUma
in
his
backyard.
He
built
1
the
act
up
to
seven
cats
and
History
of
the
activates
and
went
on
tour
each
summer,
accomplishments
of
the
Conrad
-.firtCf-
'
TWE
f
IftC'l'S
P-TA
for
the
past
year
will
be.
'.
.
written
and
submitted
to
the'
In
1V.
the
Teachers
College
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Federatio
ave
lts
senior
Professor
a
two-f
i.riiKm
in
.r,
mtp.-nii
rBnr.rt
year
leave
of
absence
to
decide
never
,
worry
r
There's
which
course
he
would
follow.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
May
15.
1952
i
Of
P-TA
cctivities
for
B.C.
I
I
flavor
flavor
or
r
oM
"r
"
f
Xi
1
1
you
?ZP
is
untoi
use
Cirntioi
mm
Get
Carn.n
S
8
j,
AL'AYS!
j
tf&kSiy
MAKE
THIS
8
7
DAY
TEST
'
I
f
cLn
M'lk
in
:
Jljl
J
o
your
pret
b.d
,
IV4P0RTV
!
.
.
!
Principal
T.
G.
Bateman
an-;
!
nounev'd
that
the
school's
an-1
i
nua!
Empire
Day
service
would
be
:
held
at
10:30
a.m.
May
23.
under
!
sponsorship
of
the
IODE.
He
invited
all
parents
arid
friends
!
to
attend.
Two
months
ago
the
professor
resigned
from
the
college.
Three
times
the
45-year-old
professor
Iras
missed
dying
with
his
boots
on.
Both
arms
were
broken
two
years
ago.
His-
closest
brush
with
death
came
one
rainy
night
during
an
open-air
performance.
A
GOOD
SOURCE
OF
BODY
BUILDING
PROTEIN!
1
B
I
9
S
!f
1
I
I
ray...
r
Reflects
and
Reminisces
'
"Man
Will
Conquer
Space
Soon,"
predicts
a
headline
writ-
:
er.
It's
already
been
done,
so
far
as
a
Prince
Rupert
house
hunter
:
is
concerned.
!
Terrace
Children
Take
Over
During
Novel
Day
iThe
v:l!age
of
Terrace
organized
its
first
Future
Citizens'
Day
and
two
of
the
participants
chose
as
their
work
reporting
for
Thj
Daily
News.
They
are
the
two
who
wrote
the
following
story
appearing
under
their
own
duo
by-line.
Editor's
Note.)
By
BERTHA
AMDAM
AND
HANNAH
BUSCHMANN
I
Keller's
wet
hands
'slipped
;
Since
the,
P-TA
s
objectives
for
:from
a
llon
s
teeth
as
np
ne-d
;
the
year-a
irew
prano
for
Con-
tne
Jaws
open
t0
put
hH
n(,a(t
rad
btreet
benoor
ana
a
new
mgidt?
the
animal's
mouth.
The'
f
L-
other
bt.ifll
'
N.
1
.
JJ
i
thjt
no
:
radio
lor
seal
cove
bcnooi
win
mout,n
closed,
soon
be
realized,
a
donation
of
;
Tne
lion
djdn.t
Dite
bllt
heid
;
S50
would
be
made
to'
fnse
Dental
hl?
tralrler's
head
like
a
vise,
-
Clinic,
members
decided,
arid
$150!
e(rttln?
otf
m
alr
goppiy.
Kel-
;
Dc
turnea
over
to
Mr.
tiaieman
CVinMnl
in
Kn
Man
c
-
i
vOJUJ
snimmmt
Comment
is
growing,
over
the
reeeit
threat
of
a
Vancouver
mother
to
give
"a
kick
in
tho!
pants''
to
any
child
of
hers
who
would
be
careful
to
return
a
courtesy.
She
calls
it
servile.
The
lad$
it
too
sensitive
in
this
rough
and
-
tumble
world.
Actually
there
is
a
great
difference
between
the
two.
vVa
I
for
the
purpose
ot
Increasing
the
Tpnn'Aru
rtu
j
a
u
lhKKACL.
The
children
showed
their
elder.s
schools
library
fax-nhies.
how
to
"run"
(nine's
here
last
Mondav
and
the
oon-
it."
.
Thanks
were
extended
by
the
a
v.
i
i
u
ti
i
i
census
is
that
they
should
be
given
the
chance
to
do!members
to
Mr.
Bateman
and'
ASK
tOi
SCOTLAND'S
FAVOUDITE
SON-
JOHNNIE
-
.the
teaching
staff
for
their
ef-
T
-"
MUA-aK.
.-.
;
I
i
!
'MIIMlBlft
!
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESr.
!
-
it
more
often.
i-'
'
'
The
vounirsters
received
their
from
a
few
mishaps
such
a
ions
on
behalf
of
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
It
was
felt
that
r.v,onnn
tn
i.v,iyM"
Ur,
Ta,.nr.n
breakinff
iam
iars.
and
over
went
wrnna
Th
the
entries
from
Conrad
Street
j
j-SN'V.-'
General
Eisenhower
is
starting
his
campaign,
and
already
there
are
Democrats
who
say
he
H
not
looking
any
too
well.
If
that's
criticism
it
means
nothing.
The
School
made
a
most
creditable
WALKER
filling
kept
busy
Day."
clerks
were
shelves
and
showing.
a
few
waiting
on
The
youngsters
taught
school.
This
meeting
concluded
of
the
P-TA
for
this
term.
!
customers.
Sharon
Macllroy
and
Shirley
convention
is
still
the
G
O
P.
a
subject
for
became
firemen,
acted
as
secre-1
taries
clerked
in
stores
and
the
RenolcU
enjoyed
working
in
the
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
September
9.
r
,..
t
the
bakery
Larry
Mathews
was
maj
.YUI
iUl
'
,
Chuck
Walker.
Carl
Philips.
Ceo
VanTine,"
Gordon
Wilson.
A'lvin
Peters
and
Jack
Burton
ROCKY
ISLES
The
Hebrides
Islands
off
the
U'HE.V
HE'S
ABJECT!
-
.School
authorities
say
mathematics
have
a
tendency
to
make
a
man
meek.
Particularly
while
figuring
or
tryi
lg
to
figure
j
out
his
income
tax
form.
the
day.
All
organizations
that
helped
in
promoting
the
venture
commented
on
the
success
and
most
filled
the
jobs
of
"grease
mon-j
coast
of
Scotland
are
composed
Ifpv
"
ennrp
nflrtc
man
carniin
FINE
Kf
'
kg,
ffc
T'
r
?
j
f
;
t
.
J
J-
'5
t.4
r
V
A:
I
j
f"'
;
w
.
'
If
'
"l
5
,ir
V''
i
'
"f
.,
1
'
-
fc
s
!,,
-t
almost
entirely
of
gneiss,
or
laminated
quartz
rocks.
thought
it
should
be
clone
'
:
d;iver
tpr
assjstant
truck
and
oftener.
or.
Prince
Rupert's
weather
man
does
not
always
calculate
as
we
woirlcj
prefer,
but
since
the
Wool-worth
Block
started
construction
almost
every
hour
of
day
and
night
has
been
beyond
approach.
And
that
also
goes
for
the
general
type
of
progress.
rney
thought
"Future
Citizens.
The
day
ended
with
a
meet-Day'
gave
the
students
a
chance
i
jng
in
the
Municipal
Hall
with
to
see
what
job
they
were
best
'
Larry
Mathews,
mavor
Bob
fitted
for
and
so
weren't
dump-
Craig,
city
clerk,
and
Barbara
ed
into
just
any
job.
.
Stewart,
Joan
Gillanders,
Gor-
Future
teachers
were:
Claudia
j
don
Ala,
and
Ross
Gillanders,
King,
grade'
3;
Lorna
Melvin.'as
commissioners.
grade
2;
Margaret
Peters,
grade!
l;
Marianne
Bissonnette.
grade!
PACIFIC
PORTS
6;
Gladys
Cndland,
grade
6;
,
.
.
,
,
Robin
!
Pearl
Harbor
and
Honolulu
McCall,
grade
4,
and
Tom
are
tne
on'y
safe
anchorages
Richardson,
grade
4
,
Ten
for
deep-sea
vessels
in
the
is-
boys
were
disappointed
:
;
-i
i
mmmy
Uf!
HAIR
RESTORED
PERMANENTLY
;
End
embarrassment
caused
by
baldness.
New
scientific
formula
TH-10
quickly
permits
hair
growth
in
all
cases
of
baldness
regardless
of
age
or
condition.
Formula
TH-10
also
restores
vitality
to
dry,
lifeless
and
falling
hair.
Sold
on
a
full
money-back
guarantee.
Formula
TH-10
is
a
liquid
herbal
pioduct
harmless
to
skin
or
health.
Wrife
today
for
complete
information
to
Thalia
Herbal
Products,
Ltd.,
D?pt.
245,
3378
Kingsway,
South
Burnaby,
B.C.
fa'toted
ttalsing
wages
and
raising
pieces
to
offset
them
amounts
to
about
the
same
thing
as
a
kitten
piirsifing
its
tail.
Yet,
there
does
appear
to
be
a
difference.
A
kitten
is
not
supposed
to
chuckle,
but
it
seems
to.
Not
so,
any-wiiere
else.
that
there
wasn't
even
a
small
lanQS
01
awal1-
I'lHtuied.
lUentlfd
an,
I
PZI
I
r'u
ISolltrd
in
SrnllanH
V
fy
J
:ont,i.2h'i..
.foy'?jJ
JOHN
WALKER
A
SONS
LTD.
S
-
Scofch
Whisky
Dist.ller,
t
j
VVi
1
SvX
This
advertisement
is
not
pulillsnea
'0r
tr
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
(
'
l
ainru
oi
Oy
the
Government
01
"'
'
il
l
!
fire
to
try
their
skill
at
fire-
AND
THE
BILLS
ALL
Paid
Uj?.
fighting.
However,
the
group
of
Pete
Koch
(acting
as
chief),
Gerald
Groome.
Bruce
Wilson.
EARLY
START
William
Howitt,
the
English
author
who
died
in
1879,
had
CilVE
I
S
TIME!
,
Montreal
deep
sea
shipping
anthoiities
complain
that
if
tddie
Richardson,
Ken
Buller,
one
poem
published
when
he
Orville
Melin.
Donald
Strasdin,
i
was
onlv
13
vears
old.
I
Pi
HELPED
l(
Pr.nce
Rupert
were
better
known,
Duane
McCall
Doug
Finely
and
-.
-
-
a
a
Ronald
Cote
learned
a
lot
from
I
SAVE
.
.
."
more
freight
would
be
handled
herti
That's
all
right!
Disappointment
is
acknowledged,
but
with
the
biggest
industrial
boom
regular
Fire
Chief
Casey.
They
enjoyed
riding
through
town
on
the
fire
truck.
L
...
-
L
..
n...
w...
-.n.l
his
wife
'l
in
western
history
right
bsng
on
;
Janet
Craig.
Gail
McColl,
Car-
ole
Dale,
Sheila
Kill
and
Melisa
th.fi
.
doorstep.
Rupert
is
coming
inlo
her
own.
ASSETS
Arch
OF
Oils
Ltd.
Panaasuick
acted
as
secretaries.
Clerks
in
the
different
stores
were
Deanna
Rolph,
Ivy
Gil-lespy,
Avis
Mould.
Lenora
Loveless
and
Lenard
Buller.
Aside
within
a
month!
All
because
one
morning-
"
br..nd
-n-
h
-he
aked
for
a
ayr
ago
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Th..t
little
ho
cnuinrf
had
be
"en
p
which
many
financial
problem
,
.
u..,
m
eel
!"''
Royal
howed
them,
tof
one
m"'fr
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W:'A.
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;
Delegate
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berso'i
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out
ot
ihirr
income
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now
to
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One
producing:
well
in
Lerluc.
1
Yif
miuhcm
in
complete
control
of
their
money.
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.
1
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meet
Lhra
wfar
j
I
phtn,
ihcy
touna
tnev
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(()
Puvini;
royalties
In
rieht
producing
wells,
their
present
income
and
still
sine
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40,000
acre?
reservation1
land
iti
the
I'rovinre
of
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Itiver
areas.
with
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name
ot
the
booklet
fete
aKcu
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t
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can
help
you,
tM)
show
you
ho
to
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NUGGET
SSO.WMl
acre
reservafhrt
land
in
B.C.
'A'"i.r'L.
;
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savings
account
at
tne
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f.ake
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Fori
Saint
John
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o
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a
real
oreais
now.
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art
account
and
start
saving
in
this
scientific
but
tiilirelf
2.7.00ft
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ten
ear
freeTiolif
lease
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fhert.
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Art
ntfrtH.
Mrs.
Helen
van
Pykstra,
secretary
of
the
WA
to
the
United
F,heinen
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
was
named
delegate
to
the
shore
workers
and
fishermen's
locals
of
the
L'F&WA
at
it.i
meeting
last
night.
President
Mrs.
Tom
Parkin
reported
on
the
convention
in
Vancouver
last,"
month.
A
report
was
heard
from
Mrs.
A.
Gomez
on
the
activities
of
the
hospital
visiting
committee.
It
was
decided
to
purchase
chinaware
for
serving
refreshments.
It
will
be
on
hand
for
tljfi.rjext
meeting
in
September
after
the
summer
recess.
Refreshments
after
last
night's
meeting
were
in
charge
of
Miss
Margaret
Johnson,
convener
of
the,
spclal
committee.
Personal
way
i
You'll
be
surpr.scu
anJ
pleased
with
the
results
Ml
3ft,500
acre
of
freehold
leases
iir
Mrd-Central
Saskatchewan
in
the
fallowing
areas:
Areola,'
Hattleford,
Humholt,
Moohc
Jaw,
Moosomin,
Prince
Albert.
Kegina,
Saskatoon,
Swift
Cnrrent
and
Yrit6rt.
Two
wells
now
drilling
ht
l.edue
field
offset
to
production.
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