i
lii
ice
Kupeit
Lxjily
News
Monday,
April
21,
1952
1
M
Familiarity
Reject
Movie
Murder
Theme
"Something"
Is
iJ
ROl'NDIP
(Continued
from
page
5)
riant
turn
i
It
as
he
attempted
to
give
a
landing"
hand.
TORONTO
(CP)
Niagara
falls
would
rather
not
be
advertised
in
a
Hollywood
movie
if
the
film
is
to
depict
murder
'Something
To
Live
For"
H
'"l
which
opens
tonight
at
thV
lldtlVe
'C
l
fiV.f
Totem
Theatre,
is
a
romantic
Not
Contempt
Why
Should
Not
Children
C
all
Parents
by
First
Names,
Asks
Teen
Screen
Star
i
HOLLYWOOD
(AP)
How
would
you
like
it
if.
your
children
said
to
you
"what's
for
I
The
writer
and
Game
Warden
range
sponsored
by
the
Rod
&
Ed
Martin
hit
the
river
about
Cub,?
P'nllissi,on
can
be
UP
a
field
-
perhaps,
the
old
obtained
from
city
Hall
and
it
nflc
range
aiong
Eleventh
Ave-ippears
like
a
good
idea
to
line
,
nue-for
arms
of
every
type
i:45
a.m.
thinking
fondly
we
i
might
be
there
first
but
on
the
'
A
letter
has
been
drafted
to
contrary,
got
there
second
to
j
Gordon
Wismer,
attorney-gen-
and
bloodshed,
W.
L.
Houck
told
drama
that
deals
frankly
with
An
eel
the
Ontario
legislature.
It
Is
,
dangers
which
wreck
many
mn.
alr
will
i
.
fr
i
AtrAfr,h
ex
-
4
L-
planned
to
produce
a
drama,
d:in
marriages.
Joan
Fontaine
A,lf'elcl,
lu
ct!t
expected
to
.include
tragedy.
Ray
MUland
and
Teresa
Wright
a(,q"ailH
naiiv"
a?eil;
Premier
Frost
remarked:
j
are
the
stars
in
this
stnrv
prcferntiai
e,
dinner.
Mabel?"
or
"can
I
go
lasi.
we
crew
a
DianK
regard-1
eral,
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
and
Kaml
Seeminelv
h,n,w
nr
mf
fm.
ansft'
1
m-'
"If
the
Falls
object
to
the.
less
of
the
type
of
offering
we
MLA
Jack
McRae
by
the
Rod
&
Joan
Evans,
Mle'
teen-age
film
made
to
the
silvery
king
of;
Gun
Club
in
an
effort
to
get
actrcss,
says
sne
sees
nothing
freshwater
fish.
I
attention
here
of
Game
Commis-
,.
i
m
h
elay:J0cr,rcaf
'nnl"i0
couple
(Milland
and
m.
.5'u,e
to,
,
would
be
pleased
to
have
the
Wright)
and
a
oeautiful
and
wire
v,,!
talented
young
actress
(Miss
second
fll?
k
Fontaine.
But
self-doubts
and
climccs
rtl,
P(tla'
fears
torment
the
three.
The"-
ri
'
,ei!0l!
sion
biologists.
.tncir
first
names
In
fact
sne
j
The
letter
asks
for
cefinite
thinks
all
parties
would
get
j
asurance
that
a
biological
sur-
along
much
better
If
the
tra-
"On
To
Helsinki"
night
was
a
successful
venture
at
the
Elks'
Home
Saturday
night
with
some
publicity
murder
or
not."
Shot
in
Neck-Thyroid
Cured
vey
be
made
this
summer
of
ditional
''mother"
and
"dad"
husband,
cracking
under
the
ballot
ales
100
members
and
guests
taking
lakes
and
streams
in
the
Prince
were
rirnnnpri
pressure
of
his
high-salaried
Anf..-advertisinir
inh
(mht,
"ltxnt.
part
in
a
general
party,
in-
Rupert
area.
Object
is
to
de-
This
observation
arose
during
eluding
dancing.
About
$150
was
termine
what
our
lakes
lack
a
conversation
about
parents
raised
in
aid
of
the
Elks'
Boxing
for
good
trout
production
the
and
things
over
lunch.
The
17-Club,.travellmg
fund.
,
I
remedy,
and
best
possible
area
year-old
starlet
kept
referring
the
alcoholism
that
he
had
once
on
Indian
'
reserves
conquered,
while
his
wife
trifM
desperately
to
hold
the
familv
niu'e
than
m
i-u
locale
a
nsn
natclicrv
in
n
her
na
rents
Ti:o
nnri
Kat.h-
rWhat
about
an
outdoor
rifle
north-central
DC
ST.
ALBANS,
Eng.
Frederick
Thompson,
guilty
of
burglary,
was
shot
in
the
back
of
the
neck,
when
climbing
through
a
window.
The
wound
did
him
a
good
turn..
It
cured
him
of
a
thyroid
gland
disorder.
"By
some
curious
paradox,
the
shooting
seems
to
have
done
Safes
ennc
tunson,
by
their
first
names.
"Oh.
I've
always
called
my
MIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
wseuier.
ine
actress
is
slowly
me
district
destroying
a
promising
future'
in
the
theatre
as
she
dims
the
rant
huiband
w,"
memory
of
an
unhappy
romance
between
a
rct
with
drink,
-
life
and
When
the
ad
man
and
ac
tress
glrl
wll
must
i,,A
.
SPRING
CLEANING
A
schooner
that
plies
between
St..
Lawrence
river,
ports
gets
a
new
coat
of
paint
as
Quebec
city
harbor
wakens
to
the
call
of
spring.
With
an
early
April
opening
shipping
officials
expect
a
season
of
above-average
arrivals
and
departures
from
the
old
pojt.
The
first
deep-sva
freighter
Its
Brand
New
I
m
something
to
the
man's
thyroid
the
defence
lawyer
told
the
!
mct't
by
chance,
they
are
drawn
m,'tid
a
shattered
i
.
.
i
i
f
wuui
v,
n
iiicuii
i
i
tjjui
b
aup-
mj
uiui
uiutuui
in.se
-
-
ported
this.
The
accu.vcd
was
urfty
and
soon
fall
desperatelv
SLIGHT
MAjfTp
arrived
April
8
to
pick
up
a
grain
cargo.
i
CP
PHOTO
Iff
vpn
n
fnnr
Vfnr'
ntonfo
i
In
Invp
Thnw
r(t!i.,,
n
;
Or
tans
parents
Dale'
and
'Katherlne'
"
she
remarked.
"I
think
that
ac-
f
counts
for
the
wonderful
rela-1
tionship
we
have
with
eachf
other.
We
have
fun
together,
!
and
we
can
discuss
things
on
!
an
adult
level.
i
"I
think
the
trouble
with
a'
lot
of
parents
is
that
they
'talk,
down'
to
their
children.
They
refuse
to
think
of
their
kids
s
giowing
up.
Children
naturally
resent
this;
they
want
to
:
be
treated
as
individuals.
I
think
'
-is
u.se
of
'mother'
and
'dad'
F
-J....H
-
er
....
"IWlt
iL
7
lln
,a
man
no
Liumiesune
aiiair
until
tne
cr-
pvw,,
mn
,'"""'
u.
0
female
j
'
Trains
To
Come
In
Earlier
Now
CjaiclenL
eiuna
FOM'AINE'MH
a
WALLACE'S
:
BOYS'
5
DEPARTMENT
j
Boys'
clothes
priced
to
sell
H
and
made
to
Wear.
The
perfect
combination
2
backed
by
Wallace's
usual
guarantee.
A
complete
.stock
oX
everything
in
m
boyt,'
wear.
Different
iJ
Ttuu
1
Will
Tiurau
,'.,.,..
.,.
.UJ
,
.
v
"
Revision
in
Canadian
National
helps
to
widen
the
gap
.vuuu-.v
Svk
uuLouie
wnn
umi,
uiuiiiuia
i
uecesaary
hihj
Rallwavs
transconlinenlnl
wrrr
'
"My
me
in
she
sai
a
Paae
r
Ke
and
watering.
And
there
is
something
parents
always
.ncluded
'train
srnp;er
schedules
effective
their
circle
of
Wends.
wolk
up
the
so
is
a
most
natur-
else,
which
is
most
important.
UI&
.
J
,1
T
w
S
d.
"I
don't
mean
that
'l
'
luil?
Ey
e
getab
e
comes
to
ajutage
am
cTsS.
KindUJ
LoveStoty!
norned
in
on
thpir
rnnwrti.
viwuuKFi
i
n
i
me
pea,
or
us
Donroi
ttons;
!
could
listen
a
large
part
?d'
..Th
avtTape
.rdener,
ouaiity,
and
then
passes
beyond,
oartment
In
rnakinV
-he
.
fiom
the
producer
of
"A
Place
in
of
the
time.
But
at
least
I
wasn't
r
..
worry
wnn
some
things
Uke
g!een
nouncement
Mr
Cruickshank
mo"
t0
iS
'"
toush
and
thU
travellers
considered
an
outsider,
as
i
Jf
peaS
Com'
peak
Miggested
check
wHh
children
are.
I
got
to
know
v
:?.lan
lh.an
poM
is
quickly
over.
One
day
the
?
?,
,u
tTTr.
the
Sun"
tts'
friends
and
called
them
!
l
!
1
.
alV
"
course
wi.th
setable.,
are
crisp,
tender
and
.ma00n
0n
the
new
times
II.
parents'
.t
w
yLa.li
i
lei
v'sx.if3
.
me
eMuoubnca
xnings,
or
tne
sweet,
a
lew
days
later
thev
.-..
.i,.
.,
I
CMC
!m,vil,:
it."
out
of
childhood?
i
'vv"""
km...
an
mr
sa-u
a
i,
ine
same
iro.Tim.
m
a
m
m
m
m
rt
n
K
n
R
For
Boys'
Of
All
Ages
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Iltj
ijve
For
RICHARD
DERS
DOUGHS
BCK
..Mf
,
,
,
j
c.ie
can
siart
aigging
just
as
and
of
the
same
.variety,
then
.
'
.'
wot
at
all.
I
T
played
games,
soon
as
the
soil
dries
out
enough,
that
peak
is
over
In
a
very
short!
!
VnTr
Jle
pw
ffh
idulo
cast-
the
same,
as
other
kids.
Maybe
i;bu-
for
the
new
crop
of
annuals
time.
Even
with
slower
maturing
i)ound
tralns
wlil
ctminu.-
io
Played
a
little
harder."
L
which
must
be
planted
or
sown
things
like
carrots
beets
and
leav
Prince
RuPcrt
at
thp
Si,llie
each
spring,
it
is
best
to
wait
cabbage,
the
same
rule
holds
tlmc
a?
at
prescnt-8
p.m.
daily
NORTHERN
FISH
;
until
the
weather
shows
signs
true
though
thvse
things
will
be
cxcePt
Sunday
but
westbound
The
gramus.
an
enormous
fish
!
of
settling
down.
high
class
eating
for
several
tralna
wU1
ru
1
flufen
mlnut.es
found
in
the
Arctic
seas
and
off
;
Gardeners
who
get
the
most
weeks.
To
spread
out
the
harvest
;'
A"er
Sunday
the
west-
hi
m
n
,COa6t
ls
a
mem-
Pure
and
satisfaction
out
of
'
simply
spread
out
the
sowings
ound
ra!n
wi11
arriv6
111
Prim'e
Dtr
of
the
dolphin
family.
!
their
plots,
usuallv
do
a
little
at
least
two
weeks
apart
from
Ru'ytn
at
9:50
P-m-
standard
i
k
CECRGE
SIEVENS-i..i,(imtKtitui.ipw,fWl
Today
to
Wednesday
levelling
TOTE'
planting
every
day
or
so
after
the
first
thing
in
tha
spring
Ilm5-
CXCPPt
Monday.
UW"
--,
,..m.
-
(Jin.
A
KAHOI..S
fi.lVKPS
THU
the
spring
really
commences
"nt"
'ate
June
or
even
July
in
,
lur
1,11
iua
Jr.
.
Plionr
KeU
IV:
Tu'Uy
for
reservations
on
"Curtain
it
(
oiiTi.Mic'tiK
a-,ain
m
Thursday,
Aiiril
!i.
!
rather
than
attempt
to
rush
some
parts.
We
spread
the
sea-"ave
also
Decn
niovcd
'"'ard
;
everything
in
at
once.
As
a
grn-
son
still
further
bv
using
early
at
ot
1"
PointB
the
line.
j
era'
rule
they
are
much
further
and
late
maturing
varieties.
.
I
wlu
rcaeh
Prlncc
Oeorge
at
ahead,
because
i2:20
Vanarhoof
at
5:24
they
do
not
MUoR
"R
rRorPS
OROtPS
anm-
Burns
Lake
at
8:43
a.m..
hkimp
cultivation
and
the
little
-
xtras
and
If
they
hnve
guessed
F'uwer?
and
;KCtables
arrange
Smlthcrs
at
12:20
p.m.
and
Ter-wrcng
and
a
hard
frost
cornea
Hmselvef
in
three
convenient
race
at
6:07
p.m.
1
7
in.
ia.e
April
or
May
their
losses
maln
Plant'nK
groups.
First
com?
"
'.
:
'
are
small.
A
far
more
serious
,
e.
tninRs
Wnlt'h
w"l
'and
g
lias
and
gladiolus
in
flowers
and
mistake
than
being
a
bit
lat
is
lot
01
fr08t
In.
fact
m)sl
ot
cia
In
vegetables
melons,
cucumbers,
tn
ston
nlant.inir
tnn
Tki..
ca'l
be
sown
just
as
SOOrt
as
we
nrn
inH
(
ho
mil.i
nlnnim
t
,
I
applies
especially
to
those
vege-
ar:
eet
Tut
on
the
Rround
in
the
potatoes.
Of
course
with
the
vet-
laoies
wnich
can
be
sown
any-
-""'
",u
wu-iu.y
etabios
especially
we
can
rush
time
from
April
to
late
in
June.
ari
cosm0i''
snapdragons
aid
the
season
a
bit.
Usually
a
few
By
spreading
out
this
work,
they
"P8
among
the
Towers,
rows
of
corn
and
potatoes
are.
also
spread
out
the
harvest.
and
ict'-uce,
radish.,
peas
and
risked
ahead
of
time.
In
the
seed
TENDER
VFGFTARi
fj
lp
1
amonS
tne
vegetables,
catalogue,
which
Is
an
invaluable
'
'
utn
fcUe.lABLth
c
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degrees
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hardiness
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the
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there
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me
inrii
t.,m
nf
.h-,'!
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wir
Stl1",a1t
ngcf?fml-
e,,C,ncicr
P'a.n'f
wh'ch
?
PW
lime
to
plant,
in
addit
Ion
tijjlllftl
V.UJUV4
ouinnc
win
i
to
other
vital
inf.iriuation
like
damage
them
so
severely
that-J
the
soil
and
sunshine
rcquire-they
will
actually
Jag
.
behind,
ments.
and
depth
to
plant
and
later
olan
tings.
Example
arc
dah-j
how
far
to
thin.
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I
switched.
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!
port
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1
!!:(;
l
ord
Sedan
Vancouver
via
Kcmano.
through
here
to
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
project
at
Kittmat
this
year,
,E.
'
Kwunson.
rhiof
warehouseman
for
Kltimat
P
n-structx;rs,
is
a
visitor
her:
from
Kitimat.
These
shipments
will
Superior
Auto
Semi
Hbc
on
n
large
fcale
and
will
re-
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
Limited
)
Third
Third
Avenue
Avenue
West
West
Phone
Gtcenj
-i
"
M.
V
Mi',
Swanson
In
endeavoring
to
anange.
He
arrived
Friday
e::iing
on
the
Camosun
from
KUtmat
and
will
be
returning'"
there
on
the
Coquillam
tomor-"
row.
Un'on
htiumer
Coqu
1
'rmi.
fcapt.
Jame.i
Uuntei
.
arrived
In
port
at
11
c
'clock
last
night
from
Vancouver
via
Ketnano
and
sailed
early
this
mo
ning.l
i
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
A
lie?
Arm
and
Stewart.
The
vercel
will
be
here
again
iotnorrow
southbound,
tailing
at
noon
for
Vancouver.
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
r
"
ML
;
mm
'
.-i.'l
Extensive
dredging
work
Is
to
sajus
nm
Vancouver
xiiil
InteiiiHsiialc
I'orl
Each
Thursday
it
11:13
p
i"
For
KETCHIKAN
UVUM'SIiAV
,M!lM(iHi
tlouifoit
and
Service
all
Vlt'TORl'
SUNDAY
;,,
cumwiu
8
pi
TUESDAY
I
II
111
OSd
!
ITi
...;is:'Sti
i
be
carried
out
in
the
-
Skcona
I
slough,
site
of
several
pioneer
canneries,
this
Season
b"
the
federal
department
of
publio
works.
Severa1
departmental
engineers
are
now
there
taking
cch-
soundings
of
the
depth
and
carrying
out
other
prepurii'.oiy
'survey
operations.
A
few,.
days
the
35-fuot
gasboat
Snipe
was
HIIITSIlW.
,...(ll
Hill.
I'
'
2
of
Voluotion
Pitted
your
furs
from
!
Sunday,
i
-
rulE
Oil
";.
,v)!
.
.
(ITI1,
I
H'o
Re.m-i
vitttollS
Will.e
or
C'lll
CITV
K
IlK.rOT
nrficK
PRINCE
KUI'KKT.
Anl
11
f,d.2.,
brought
north
lor
the
use
of
the
surveyors.
111
IB
rhlil
:
-'
-
"
'
'
f
(
I.AlU,rTE
f
O
HEAT
THEFT
MOTHS
In
thn
only
scientific
vault
In
Northern
B.C.
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Ji
halibut
fisherman
who
lived
mid
i
4
anil
1
'
is
I
in
Prince
Rupert
many
years
ago,
riled
in
Vancouver
recently.
He
was
John
Johnscn,
aged
CO,
.
..ir
i
GORDON
&
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ANDERSON;
Phono
46
mw
He
was
a
native
of
Norway.
For
J.V.-
tmcf
ffira
uaara
Vita
hnm
a
Hrae
j
Third
Averuf
-rj
l
TL
i
.
.
ii.,,
I
Vile
lUSI
iivi.
tua
iiiuii.
nan
.
.
i
Thil
advertisement
is
not
published
or
-
;
displayed
by
the
Liauor
Control
Board
or
In
Vancouv
er.
He
died
,.-..!
in
the
Phone
974
Free
Pickup
RES'v"-
i
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BKlNCS
;
bv
the
Gpvtrnment
of
British
Colunbi
general
hospital
of
that
city.