Prince
Kupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
May
15.
1952
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quiet
about
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"I
do
not
be-
Bri,ih
IV;,,
Sloppy
Dress
Irks
MARGATE,
L,
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Collecting
;
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Eggs
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men
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get
'man
Is
ever
a
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Lord
B
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k
!y
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!
slwrts
in
rainbow
hues,
in
leo-
1
Buckmaster
said
In
a
luncheon
slliue
of
Brit-k
.
Letterbox
Pi
oard
skin
stripes
a
la
Johnny
.
address.
Lord
Buckmaster
re-
than
th-.t
EDMONTON
(P-Archlbald
D.
Henderson
.
who
has
the
most
complete
collectionin
Canada
of
North
America's
birds'
eggs
says
West
Coasf
Tailor
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
singlc-jreastcd
suit
may
be
scheduled
o
make
its
Canadian
comeback,
ut
in
Vancouver
tills
news
on't
raise
a
single
male
eyebrow.
Vancouver
men
have
a
rcpu-ation
for
being
the
least
style-
wcismuiier
ana
-witn
,
oceties,
;
Kicrnea
irom
tne
Liberal
party
country
in
i-
larn
in
and
schmoos
crawling
over
tar-
In
1947
and
'
now
is
a
Conserva-
nverve
is
and
tan
backgrounds.
itlve.
.
'
.
Unn
in
ljM?
sUi
be
h,
egg
collect!
ag
is
not
so
bad
as
THANKS
FOIt
CO-OPERATION
Editor.
The
Daily
News:
The
committeee
on
"Resolu-:1to'i
ot
Thi
iks"
of
the
Caledonia
Diocesan
Board
of
the
Women's
PAYS
TRIBUTE
TO
NEWSMAN
Editor.
The
Daily
News:
It
was
with
great
sadness
that
I
learned
of
the
tragic
and
untimely
death
of
Mr.
G.
A.
Hunter.
some
people
ininn.
"There
is
a
lot
of
prejudice
against
egg
collecting."
said
the
:
74-year-old
farmer,
''but
I'd
like
to
point
out
there
are
few
hob-:
biet-
quite
so
harmless.
"People
think
that
when
we
WONDER
TOGS
4itUi
laiv
a
sei
ui
fga,
ucauu.i
1
whole
brood
of
young
birds.
This
I
isn't,
quite
correct,
because
with-
.
While
the
radio
aiid
papers
g.ve
Auxiliary
wish
me
to
thank
you
accounts
of
such
tragedies
al-'
most
sincerely
for
your
kind
most
dai'y.
it
is
wnea
some
oae
co-operation
in
your
paper
dur-l?nown
to
us
is
stricken
that
our;
ing
the
recent
annual
diocesan
icelings
are
toucheo
most
deeply,
j
nieetitigs.
When
I
was
Uv;
minister
of
GLADYS
HOLTBY.
l'irst
United
Cht.rch
in
Prince
Corresponding
Secretary.
Rupert
I
came
to
know
Mr.
Caledonia
Diocesan
W.A.
hunter
and
while
we
held
ma
iyl
r
(Mvergcnt
opinions
on
many
j
nke
Mr.
Hunter
and
the
late
in
two
weeks
the
parents
nave
built
a
new
nest
and
laid
more
j
eggs.
That
applies
to
almost
every
bird."
8,000
IN
EXHIBIT
Henderson,
a
farmer.:
in
the
Lac
la
Nonne
distrkti
about
50
:onscious
in
Canada
'
"
said
one
,
lothier
sadly.
j
"In
fact,
eastern
Canada
rates
Vancouver
men
as
Canada'.-
1
vorst
dressed.
And
that's
not
just
Ontario
or
Quebec.
Prair'e
;
ities
like
Edmonton.
Calgary.!
Vinnipeg,
Saskatoon
and
Re-
j
gina
are
ahead
of
us."
Another
clothier
said
that1
men
on
the
coast
don't
.bother
j
ii
dress
up
"unless
they
abso-.
lutely
have
to."
But
about
these
single-breast-
ed
suits
they'll
be
one-button
.vie.
with
long
narrow
lapels.
And
the
clothiers
say
hopefully
,
hat,
backward
as'
Vancouver
nales
are
reputed
to
be.
some
30
per
cent
will
be
wearing
the
niits
this
summer.
Loud
sport
shirts
are
taboo
in
the
style
books
this
year
and
even
ties
are
more
subdued.
"
'
To
be
really
sharp,
the
"Slim
tilings,
i
aia-
appircuiu'u
"is
George
Hudcernam
make
to
a
community,
time
alone
can
of
i
Edmonton,
i.nr-mintieciness
and
w.5
inspect
for
and
tolerance
of
the
views
of
others.
In
recent
years
it,
has
evaluate
but
their
impress
upon
miles
northwest
FORMER
MOt'NTIE
Col.
W
F.
W.
Hancock
of
Edmonton
retired
in
1946
from
the
RCMP
with
the
rank
of
Assistant
Commissioner.
He
Joined
the
Royal
Northwest
Mounted
Police
in
1911
and
was
stationed
at
.
RNWMP
and
later
RCMP
posts
at
various
Alberta
centres.
.
In
1937
he
was
made
Acting
Commissioner
in
charge
of
"K"
.
Division
in
Alberta.
Following
his
retirement
he
joined
Northwest
Airlines
as
a
America's
Greatest
Slacks
Value
NYLON
DURAGAB
SLACKS
the
community
will
be
felt
for
has
about
8.000
eggs
in
his
col-years
and
their
influence
will
be
lection
including
those
of
the
carried
forward
in
many
activi-
new-extinct
passenger
pigeon
'
ties.
and
the
Guadeloupe
peine.'
Mrs.
Clarke
joins
me
in
ex-
Tne
oologist.
technical
name
-ending
to
the
bereaved
our
sin-
0T
an
egg
collector,
has
in
his
cere
sympathy
in
their
dark
hour
collection
eggs
of
930
species
of
grief.
ihey
find
that
May
found
m
areas
flom
southern
while
the
form
may
noX
be
visible
California
to
Greenland.
Hen-
an
abiding
presence
will
be
derson
is
credited
with
several
been
with
considerable
Interest
i-iut
I
have
read
his
editorial
1
age.
The
task
of
a
new.spaper-r.ian
and
editor
is
not
an
easy
one
but
Mr.
Hunter
ciici
the
woik
v-ith
aljrtity
and
dil'gence.
With
his
death
the
Daily
News
has
lost
;i
faithful
and
valuab'e
servant
i
nd
Piinte
Rupert
h..s
lost
a
citizen
Jof
merit
whose
faith
in
the
destiny
of
the
North
never
l.iggcd
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Mr.
Henderson
is
credited
with
finding
a
Bonaparte
gull,
the
first'
since
18G6
when
one
was
discovered
by
a
Hudson's
Bay
Company
factor
in
the
Arctic.
The
Alberta
farmer's
find
was
a
nest
in
the
Lac
la
Nonne
area
in
1926.
About
1923
Mr.
Henderson
found
several
nests
of
great
grey
owls.
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supplied
a.
nest,
a
set
Shall
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The
Alberta
farmer
said
that
as
;
,.;.
l
u
A
i-
i
i
far
as
he
knows
the
specimens
inn
tJeMgned
by
a
Canadian
and
operating
on
the
:
he
provided
form
the
only
com-
Our
connections
with
the
United
Kin,
dom
through
our
Overseas
Department
enable
us
to
purchase,
sell,
of
quote
Sterling
Securities.
plete
set
in
a
museum
anywhere
sainerecho
principle
as
radar
Robrfrt
W.
Beath.
director
of
-
!
in
the
world.
'
PATIENCE
A
FACTOR
Egg
collecting
calls
for
great
patience.
College
Cords
the
research
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Institute
for
the
Blfnd,
said
recently
that
this
invention
by
Stuart
Calvert
young
high-school
teacher
in
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
may
enable
a
blind
person
to
walk
fearlessly
around
the
furniture
in
his
own
!
"First
you
ve
got
to
find
thorn.
Mr.
Henderson
said,
"a
id
that's
I
quite
a
trick
in
itself."
FROSH
KING
SUNTAN
TROUSERS
Then
identification
must
be
made
beyond
the
slightest
doubt.
Sometimes
this
involves
waiting
for
hours
until
the
birds
return
to
their
nest.
After
the
eggs
are
blown
comes
the
tedious
work
of
filling
out
We
itivitt
enquiries
from;
Persons
intenJing
to
take
up
residence
in
a
sterling
area
regarding
the
transfer
of
their
Canadian
assets;
Persons
domiciled
in
Canada
who
hold
sterling
securities
in
their
investment
portfolio;
and
Agents
controlling
sterling
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Mr.
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came
west
in
1898.
He
left
the
train
at
Calgary,'
travelled
to
Rocky
Mountain
House.
A'.ta.,
and
rode
down
th
North
Saskatchewan
River
to
I
I'
.
"
Edmonton
on
a
raft.
"
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SPECIAL
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home
and
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confidently
across
busy
intersections.
It
was
produced
in
Mr.
Calvert's
basement
workshop
for
less
than
$300.
"True,
it's
a
long
way
from
being
perfect,"
said
Mr.
Beath.
"But
these
supersonic
devices
are
on
the
way."
He
described
the
invention
as
"no
larger
than
an
ordinary
box
camera."
Instead
of
a
shutter,
the
cas$
is
equipped
with
an
opening
through
which
the
sound
waves
may
be
projected,
and
a
reflector
to
pick
them
up
when
they
bounce
back
from
any
object
they
encounter.
"Instead
of
using
electronic
waves
as
radar
does,
this
machine
generates
supersonic,
sound
waves,"
said
Mr.
Beath.
"When
these
are
projected
and
;
strike
a
lamp-post
garbage
can
i
or
another
pedestrian
coming
j
toward
the
blind
man.
they
are
S
reflected
back
and
set
up
a
ser-
'
ics
of
audible
'peeps'
becoming
louder
and
closer
together
as
the
object
draws
nearer."
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downtown
traffic
a
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Miss
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1952.
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Toronto
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little
black
box
he's
carrying.
So
there's
a
metal
handle,
not
un-l.ke
the
handle
of
an
ordinary
pressing
iron,
on
the
box.
Instead
of
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the
blind
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series
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