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13,
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Margaret
used
to
dance,
because
it
had
been
selling
drinks
after
the
2
a.m.
legal
closing
hour.
Winston
Churchill
no
connection
"retired
to
bed
hale
and
hearty"
last
night
and,
his
press
secretary
added,
"No
one
has
told
me,
as
they
would
if
he
had
died."
(Churchill
today
addressed
a
luncheon
meeting
of
the
Press
Association,
Britain's
domestic:
j
press
agency.)
The
disgruntled
attache,
Reg-I
inald
Bacon,
himself
routed,
out
to
j
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STEWART.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
a
successful
dance
last
Saturday
In
the
Moose
Hall.
President
of
the
W.A.,
Mrs.
Violet
Kirkpatrick,
was
in
charge.
F'red
Spracklin
was
floor
manager
and
the
music
was
sup
omen
wonders
uo
urand
rr.
mise
of
a
popular
London
night
what
they
heard
or
on
what
club
apparently
caused
more
station)
started
the
word
that
Returning
Utticer
fuss
In
the
United
States
last
;
'
Britain's
77-year-old
Prime
Mm-night
than
it
did
in
Britain.
ister,
Winston
Churchill,
was
The
night
-club
was
named
j
aead.
Churchill's
and
somebody
who;
Telephones
jangled
in
the
plied
by
Kit
Ferrier
at
the
piano,
Sam
Kirkpatrick
with
his
fiddle
heard
something
on
some
radio
newspaper
offices
of
several
ma
jor
American
cities.
by
the
queries
from
the
U.S.,
said
he
had
no
inunuon
of
disturbing
his
usually
late-rising
chief..
Everytning
is
quite
normal,".
The
facts:
TV
A
London
judge
yesterday!
Daughter
Doesn't
Wish
To
Visit
Mother
Bergmann
,
LOS
ANGELES
(API
Ingrid
Bergman's.
13-year-old
daughter,
and
Billy
Orr
on
the
drums.
Their
old
time
music
was
enthusiastically
received
by
.the
younger
set.
Polkas,
reels,
schot-tishes
and
three-steps
and
one-steps
set
the
tempo.
Later
Addle
Bremser
of
Premier
later
enter
They
Start
Them
Young
took
away
the
dancing
and
!
he
declared.
drinking
licence
of
Churchill's,
i
Normal,
that
is,
except
for
a
plush
night
club
where
Prin-
Churchill's
the
night
club.
urn
f
1'rince
Rupert'
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credit.
Th?y
did
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A.
Bruce
Brown,
,,,ikinK
Returnl.iR
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d
his
'group
of
'
u,v
returning
officers
jtly
'handled
voting
at
Centre
ye.st.Tday.
t,hf,y
did
a
marvellous
,
Brown
as
he
re-tjis'ofiicc
chair
at
2
y
after
a
hectic
day
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nis
Praili(
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absentee
vote
.,rii
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deluged
with
tained
the
crowd
with
music
on
his
accordion
and
the
piano.
CLRLY-IUIRED
TWINS
Geatan
and
Rejean
Lefebve,
slx-year-twlns,
stood
out
among
their
young
Tlmmins,
Ont.,
playmates
with
their
long
golden
curls.
However,
their
mother,
Mrs.
Adrlenne
Lefebre,
thought
the
boys'
curls
should
be
removed
before
they
start
to
school
this
fall.
An
uncle
performed
the
barberlng.
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PHOTO)
Jenny
Ann,
doesn't
want
to
visit
A
bedspread
was
won
by
Mrs.
Western
Records
Edith
Behnsen.
her
mother
In
Italy
this
sum
mer,
says
a
psychiatrist
who
ex
amlned
the
child.
Soldier
Gets
The
psychlatrlol,
Dr.
Charles
FEATURING
ime
lute
yesterday
O.
Bturdevant,
testified
yester
day
at
the
trial
of
Mls
Berg
Talent
Quest
Holds
Festival
at
Hazeltdn
,
75
persons
were
waa-
In
Russia
.
LONDON
(AP)
Moscow
Radio
said
today
a
nine-year-old
Russian
boy
has
composed
a
three-act
opera.
He
is
Alekwi
Nasedkln,
the
son
of
a
chauffeur.
The
opera
is
based
on
tha
poet
Alexander
Pushkin's
"Tale
of
the
Fisherman
and
the
Little
F
sh."
The
broadcast
said
Aleksei,
also
authors
of
"dozens
of
musical
plays,
sketches
and
etudes,"
worked
on
the
opera
for
two
years.
He
now
Is
doing
the
wA'.,M
ana
miring
me
man's
suit
for
summer
custody
of
the
child.
The
suit
Is
opposed
by
the
father,
Dr.
Peter
Llnd-
r
the
abse-itee
polling
Buddy
Reynolds'
Releases
,tre
swiimpeu.
Court
Martial
For
Disrespect
MONTEREY,
Calif.
(AP)
The
United
States
Army
is
going
to
prosecute
a
veteran
sergeant
Btrom,
who
divorced
Miss
Berg
d
no
count
of
these
man
after
she
bore
a
child
out
of
wedlock
to
Italian
Director
be
made
lor
tnrce
Biuwn
estimated
that
500
persons
cast
bal-'
Robert
RosseUlnL
The
girl
told
him,
the
psy
Special
to
the
Daily
News
HAZELTON
A
sellout
crowd
attended
the
North
Central
B.C.
Talent
Quest
Festival
here
Monday
night.
First
number
on
the
program
was
the
'Powder
Puff
Dance"
by
little
Linda
Norum,
who
carried
off
the
cup
for
the
solo.
Rebekahs
Memorial
Service
tor
caiuimaies
in
uum
who
wrote
Gen.
Mark
Clark
that
his
handling
of
a
Koje
war
prison
camp
incident
was
"repugnant
chlatrist
said,
"if
my
mother
wishes
to
visit
me,
she
can
come
to
Pennsylvania."
Dr.
Llnd-strom
is
a
neuro-surgeon
at
a
veterans'
hospital
In
Pennsylvania.
Dr.
Sturdevant
said
Jenny
Ann
expressed
an
aversion
for
and
disgraceful."
Sgt.
C.
Dean
Chase,
24.
Salt
Lake
City,
was
charged
yesterday
with
disrespect
to
a
su
The
Garpugarees,
credited
with
being
able
to
make
rain,
formed
a
distinct
cast
among
sects
of
Central
India.
I
the
absentee
votes
Kia
Barbour
and
Ruth
Mrs
Dorothy
Becker
lighter.
Dorothy;
and
shan.vn
and
Yvonne
m
reali,r
thee
women
out
ballots
for
the
It
was
obvious
from
the
start
of
her
performance
that
she
was
A
memorial
service
was
held
by
the
Rebekah
Lodge
Tuesday
evening
with
Oddfellows
in
at
at
ease.
With
graceful
movements
she
went
through
.
her
perior
officer
and
ordered
cour;
martialed.
Maximum
penalty
If
convicted
is
six
months
in
prison
and
a
dishonorable
Kassemni
wnicn
results
'from
a
steps
as
she
emereed
from
her
tendance,
In
memory
of
their
departed
brothers
and
sisters.
'
Following
the
service,
Sister
feeling
that
this
man
has
taken
'i
attractively
decorated
powder
IT'S
SO
ner
momer
away.
box
until
she
returned
to
It.
Chase
commented:
"I
knew
Aragon
Blue
Okanaqan
No.
154
Over
An
Ocean
of
Golden
Dreams
Valley
of
the
Saints
No.
176
Dream
Polka
Make
Believe
Castle
No.
179
Blue
Canadian
Rockies
Little
Shoes
No.
182
Spruce
Bug
I
Wait
To
Be
Yo
r
Valentine
-No.
1
84
Waltz
of
the
Stream
Curlv
Hair
No.
205'
Rocky
Mountain
Rhythm
Golden
Eagle
Rag
No.
209
An
Angel
in
Disguise
Your
Love
Has
Changed
to
Jealousy
Ogopogo
No.
215
NOW
IN
STOCK
AT
Producer
David
O.
Selznlck
Another
coloriul
number
was!
Hood
with
appropriate
words,
says
Ingrid
Bergman
Is
a
fine
"La
Cucaracha
Dance"
by
Ellen
!
presented
presented
Brother
M.
'
McLeod
i
exactly
what
I
was
doing"
but
expected
only
a
reprimand.
EASY
wuniiiii
aim
iiiuuk-i
uu
ivuuei
iu
ana
Katnerine
Paulson.
In
tnelr
.each
person,
they
did
:.:mt
J''b."
said
Mr.
im
v.i;men
DRO's
H
tliinns
wcncL-rfully
I
can't,
thank
them
;
a
piod
lob."
j
with
his
25-year
jewel.
Rosselllni
Is
a
fine
father.
Testifying
yesterday
as
a
character
witness
in
Miss
Bergman's
suit
to
have
her
daughter,
Jenny
Ann,
13,
visit
her
in
Italy
thid
summer,
Selznick
said
he
and
his
wife,
Jennifer
Jones,
travel
TEEN
TOWN
DANCE
Don't
Forget
bright
costumes
characteristic
A3
the
dancers,
they
whirled
through
the
intricate
steps,
their
full
skirts
billowing
out,
and
bright
orange
sashes
Hashing.
They
won
second
prize
for
the
Group,
receiving
medals.
One
of
the
most
outstanding
TO
MAKE
ten
Mary
led
through
Italy
with
the
Ros-
i
JAM
sellinls
and
"theirs
was
an
ex-
I
presentations
of
the
evening
was
iter
Makes
Payment
Teen
Town
Hard
Time
Dance
TONIGHT
in
the
Civic
Centre
Little
Gym
From
9
to
1
.
Doors
close
ot
11
.
Cokes
and
Do-Nuts
on
sale.
This
will
be
the
last
dance
before
fall
so
let's
all
come
out
and
have
a
good
time.
traordlnary
fine
relationship."
an
Indian
Dance
number
by
Mar-Miss
Bergman's
suit
is
opposed
1
8arct
Bradley,
Doris
Rosberg,
by
her
former
husband,
Dr.
Peter
j
en
Cunningham,
Beverly
Doc-i.lnrlstrom.
who
ha
testified
hj
kcnll,
Karen
Luxton,
Jcrtna
WITH
does
not
believe
the
Rosselllni
J.,rv
I'liaotcr.
IODE.
at
.me.
Liu',
decided
to
home
s
proper
environment
for
,Mu
Johnson
and
Doris
Mitchelle.
The
number
displayed
vivid
imagination
and
originality
and
received
much
praise
from
Mr.
Goscoe,
the
adjudicator.
Jenny
Ann.
cue
lor
S200
to
Prince
ros.
AND
IT'S
SO
SURE!
Mai
Hospital
as
final
on
the
eiiapter's
ward
u
rait"
of
the
hos-
Mit,
Mrs.
Flood,
con-
DANCE
At
The
Naval
Drill
Hall
The
group
centred
around
a
supposedly
glowing
red
fire.
All
were
in
Indian
costume,
complete
with
head
dress
and
beads.
The
girls
won
first
prize,
the
silver
cup,
which
makes
It
the
second
successve
year
that
they
have
won
the
cup.
Much
credt
Hospital
Executive
Resigns
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for
their
victory
goes
to
Miss
Margaret
Yeatman,
teacher
for
Telkwa
School,
who
trained
the
girls
and
designed
the
costumes
lor
all
the
entries
on
the
j
weting
in
the
Civic
made
from,
old
wool-
pureliascd
by
the
ini!
was
the
last
for
':.
hut
sewing
will
be
n
by
members
at
Mrs.
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whs
sent
to
the
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Drama
Festival
com-
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made
for
the
an-
Mtioti
Day,
June
22.
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Resignation
of
Dr.
L.
O.
Bradley
as
executive
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Hospital
Council,
Toronto,
'
was
announced
here
today
by
President
Dr.
O.
C.
Tralnor.
Secretary
and
editor
of
the
Canadian
Hospital,
official
Journal
of
the
council,
since
August,
1950,
Dr.
Bradley
will
accept
tha
position
of
administrator
at
the
General
Hospital.
Calgary.
He
will
commence
his
new-duties
Sept.
1.
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to
his
position
with
the
council
he
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