Prince
Rupert
Daily
!'evvs
Wedncsaay,
May
14.
1952
.
t
Loca
Record
Music
!
Festival
.
For
Halifax
jligious
jaching
pproved
n
d
PERSONAL
of
her
own
lariv's
main
ui
Gordon
Forbes,
government
Cooper
has
ample
opportunities!
New
Toni
.
4
Star
Special
1.
Prom
Home
Permanent
Refill
needs
no
neutraiizer
,
$1.75
2.
"Priceless
Pink"
lotion
$1.75
3.
Tonet
for
CbMH.rep
$1-75
4.
Spin
Curlers
lor
S1.29
HALIFAX
P
The
curtains
of
Queen
Elizabeth
auditorium
swing
back
today
to
introduce
the
1952
edition
of
the
Halifax
Music
Festival.
ui
uispiay
ner
well-known
"fire-under-lace"
approach.
The
Daily
Express
credits
her
with
making
-"a
stagey
confection
more
sprightly
than
gay."
Miss
Cooper
can
still
set
fash-Ions.
Although
no
longer
dressed
by.
Captain
Molyneux,
she
stiH
keeps,
her
stage
wardrobe
just
ahead
of
fashion,
wearing
a
brand
new
outfit
for
each
of
the
three
acts
and
changing
clothes
with
the
weather.
"No
intelligent
audience
wants
Stars
of
Other
!
Years
Back
On
London-
Stage
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON.
Women
who
dread
advancing
years
should
give
a
close
look
at
Britain's
theatre
bills
this
season.
Drawing
big
audiences
at
several
West
End
houses
are
such
old-time
favorites
as
Dames
Svbil
Thorndike
and
Edith
Evans,
respectively
69
and
64;
agent
at
Prince
Rupert,
returned
from
Stewart
yesterday.
Mrs.
William
Crawford
'returned
yesterday,
from
a
brief
visit
to
Stewart.
'
Mrs.
Florence
Skinner,
who
has
been
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
few
months,
visiting
with
her
son
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Skinner,
Mc-Bride
Street,
sailed
for
her.
home
in
Vancouver
yesterday.
William
McKay,
who
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1943
from
Win
Egt.
Solly,
RCMP.
who
arrived
by
the
S3
Princess
Norah
Sunday,
left
on
his
return
south
yesterday.
J.
A.
Rutherford,
BCLS,
after
a
few
weeks
in
hospital
here,
was
able
to
return
to
his
home
on
First
Avenue
last
week.
Mr.
Rutherfordwhile
engaged
in
his
c'.uties
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
was
overcome
by
illness.
Motorists
who
have
been
as
far
as
Terrace
during
the
past
few
days
say
driving
has
been
fair
although
at
some
points
there
have
been
rainfalls.
Cci.aliy,
nights
have
been
cool.
With
sudden
warmth,
high
water
could
be
expected.
I
Close
to
15,000
contestants
!
belreved
to
be
the
largest
in
the
'
history
of
music
festivals
in
the
'
Maritimes
will
participate
hi
the
eight-day
event.
Since
the
festivals
were
or-!
ganized
in
1947,
the
number
of
contestants
has
increased
by
50
,
percent,
each
year
marking
a
I
sharp
increase.
Last
year
there
j
were
14,000
contestants.
I
A
group
of
'jSM
school
choirs
I
will
enter.
This
is
the
largest
school
group
eviT
to
enter
a
fes-'
(Continued
on
oaae
7
e
Rupert
Ministerial
As-n
in
regular
session
v
niRht,
decided
to
make
,'jfftiationul
exchange
of
An
annual
event
the
.
after
Easter.
The
asso-Will
do
as
much
as
pos-
make
the
exchange
with
,,rs
in
Ketchikan.
e
was
some
discussion
ning
CP
r
tain
religious
who
are
urging
political
to
take
a
more
positive
residing
religion
and
on.
Some
felt
that
if
they
t
separate
schools
would
it.i.We.
General
approval
jgious
teaching
in
all
.
was
expressed.
.ndir.K
vote
of
sympathy
family
of
the
late
O.
A.
r
aio"K
with
the
profound
,f
ion's
to
the
association
H'orded.
,i,nt
Dr
E.
A.
Wright
was
chair.
rrnii
uvvan
onawicu
ill
wool
In
midsummer,"
said
the
nipeg,
will
leave
the
city
Sunday!
Uw4
next
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
McKay,
whose
home
city
is
Winnipeg,
and
who
follows
the
baking
in
Daily
News
Classified
Ads
Pay
actress,
whose
autobiography
will
be
published
shortly.
Other
well-known
actresses
with
undeniable
charm
and
many
years
of
experience
now
appearing
in
London
,
include
Australian-born
Cecily
Court-neidge,
still
kicking
as
high
as
ever;
American
star
Lynn
Fon-tanne,
and
France's
Yvonne
dustry,
has
lived
here
through-out
the
past
niiw
years.
He
has
not
as
yet
decided
definitely!
where
he
will
relocate,
but
it
may
be
in
British
Columbia.
He
is
a
talented
piper
and
has
been
;
nvard
in
many
a
concert.
isaoet
jeans,
61,
looking
an
attractive
"Just
over
30
"
and
silver-haired
Gladys
Cooper,
who
at
63
can
still
hold
a
stage
by
her
power
of
complete
stillness.
Age,
or
maturity,
says
Cecil
Wilson
of
the
Dtdly
Mail,
"ha
never
shone
so
youthfully
on
itage
and
screen
...
just
old
enough
at
60
seems
to
be
the
actor's
cue
for
1952."
DASH
AND
SPARKLE
In
support
of
this,
8ybil
Thomdlke
and
Edith
Evens
give
a
performance
of
dash
and
sparkle
in
"Waters
of
the
Moon,"
long
a
London
hit,
while
two
plays
by
Noel
Coward
now
running
have
I.sabei
Jeans
and
Gladys
Cooper
to
emphasize
the
popularity
of
"ageless
beauty."
In
a
revival
of
"The
Vortex,"
one
of
Coward's
earliest
plays,
Miss
Jeans
shrugs
off
the
years
with
a
warm
smile
lighting
her
STARTS
THURSDAY
MAY
15th
at
9A.M.
ner
Held
Retired
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Mother
,
And
Daughter
Banquet
Held
The
Lutheran
Daughters
of
the
Reformation
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
delightfully
entertained
their
mothers
at
a
banquet
last
night
held
in
their
honor
in
the
church
parlors.
Miss
Curine
Helde,
mistress
of
ceremonies,
also
directed
the
girls.
Tribute
was
paid
to
mothers
by
each
member
present.
A
talk
was
given
by
Mrs.
H.
Hel-land.
Thp
ent.irp
nrnpram
strpc-
:ig
retired
as
a
popular
;,
of
the
Department
of
.s
at
Prince
Rupert,
Wil-Nels'Xi
w
as
the
guest
of
in
Club
27
Canadian
last
evening.
The
dinner
M
under
the
auspices
of
M,
A
great
line-up
of
bargains
in
our
big
TV
n
11
fTTJ
AS
:nor
fellow
members
of
the
nwnt
here.
e
pre.-ent
included
Col-0
1
Smith,
Fred
Orimble,
oval
face.
Married
to
dramatist
i
Gilbert
Wakefield,
she
is
considered
one
of
the
best-dressed
English
actresses.
.
In
"Relative
values,"
coward's;
latest
play,
thrice-married
'
HHt-
r
Krook.
J
Bowman.
A.
B.
Oladys
Cooper,
wearing
an
apple
green
dinner
gown
of
lancll
jer
sed
Christian
nurture
within
the
home
under
the
guidance
of
a
nn,-J
-Jl
E
Ashcroft,
J.
Wllkie,
Tordiff
and
Norman
Tor-
N'fis'in.
whose
first
asso-
I
V
'A
i
Tnf
.UM
sey
draped
in
full
and
graceful
lines,
recal's
the
pin-up
picture!
postcards
o
hjiself
that
deco-
rated
many
windows
In
the
days!
I
with
the
Customs
goes
,5
far
as
Winnipeg,
has
lentified
with
the
service
!
before
the
First
World
Wari
Ir
sice
Rupert
since
early
Mrs.
H.
F.
Pullen
is
leaving
by
plane
today
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
attend
the
graduation
of
her
daughter,
Betty
from
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
DOZENS
OF
TRULY
LOVELY
when
she
won
fame
aa
a
Gaiety
I
girl.
.
:
and
is
deservedly
highly
t
of
On
behalf
of
his
IPs.
Mr.
Faulkner
pre-:o
him
a
handsome
silver
cd
cocktail
shaker.
Nlson
expects
.to
hpave
for
Tulsequah
to
spnd
the
summer.
Classified
Ads
Pay
Her
first
big
part
came
in
1907
as
Eva
in
"The
Girls
of
Ootten-burg."
In
"Relative
Values,"
this
tall,
stately
woman
has
a
part
suited
to
her
somewhat
chilly
regal
beauty.
.
ROLK
OF
COUNTESS
'AS
-the"
traditional
English
countess
extricating
her
son
from
the
clutches
of
a
title-grabbing
Hollywood
film
star,
who
turns
out
to
be
the
sister
All
Wool
PULLOVERS
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PUMPS
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What
Sale!
Right
at
the
beginning
of
the
summer
season,
Sweet
16
brings
this
Pre-Summer
Sale
of
Druses.
Every
dress
is
half
price
and
less
and
we've
gro'jpec!
them
in
three
special
groups.
A
great
selecti-jn
of
styles,
colors,
and
designs.
Every
one
a
bargain.
If
you
need
a
dress,
let
nothing
keep
you
away.
Sizes
13
to
18
in
the
groups.
All
wool,
short
sleeve
pullovers
in
assorted
shades.
Reg.
to
5.95!
Be
Here
a
9.
Peter
Pan
Gift
Shoppe
closed
until
May
19.
(ltc)
N'.
Smorgasbord,
Friday.
3.
7.30
followed
by
pro-
Moose
Whist
Tourney
Ends
Just
Arrived
LADIES'
WHITE
AND
COLORED
SHOES
Reg
to
12.95
Winners
of
the
Moose
whist
Broken
Lines
BRAS
sac,
ounce.
U13c
can
now
get
ENGLISH
:?ETS
at
Blain
Bros.
Ar-frcsh
weekly.
U18c)
V
o!
the
U.F.A.W.U.
will
Wednesday,
May
14.
Met-Hali.
8
p.m.
Convention
All
members
please
at-(114c)
eneral
meeting
of
Shore
Broken
and
discontinued
lines
of
famous
makes
bras.
Every
one
a
bargain.
Mostly
white.
Be
Here
at
9.
tournament,
Which
ended
Saturday
night
were
Mrs.
A.
Norton
with
a
score
of
3532,
and
O.
Steg-avig,
3527.
Winners
in
the
evening's
play
were:
Ladies'
first
Mrs.
R.
Cormier.
Ladles'
second
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon.
Mm's
first
A.
E.
Chilton.
Men's
second
Eric
O.
Martin.
7v
Reg
to
16.95
s'
.Local,'
U.F.A.W.U.,
;ay.
May
15,
t:3Q
D.m..
the
Fashion
Footwear
tie
Hall.
All
members
to
attend.
(114c)
r
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper
speak
aiion
CFPR
at
8.30
o'clock
i'
ni"ht
on
behalf
of
Mrs.
A.
Norton
won
the
pool
In
a
cut
with
Mrs.
8.
Haugan.
Ten
tables
were
in
pUy.
!.
:$fl
OO
Reg
to
19.95
t
PAIRS
RA
YON
BRIEFS
Cute
little
rayon
briefs
in
white
and
pastel
shades.
Low,
low
priced
to
clear.
Be
Here
or
9.
"
Hills,
c.C.F.
candidate.
(215c)
i
';:ul
meeting
Thursday,'
5.
Common
Lounge
of
Centre,
at
8
p.m.
Import-rasiness.
Please
attend.
J
5
ffl
f
Rupert
Liberal
Associa-I
(115c)
LOW
PRICES
ON
GOOD
STYLFS
V
J
I
'ice
to
all
members
of
the
T
nirlun
MP
P
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Tf
T
Ann
r
it
II7FT
rn
ET3
f
ive
been
a
member
for
tb
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till
X
J
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NYLON
HOSIERY
piease
send
name
and
to
Se'M'etnru-KTnrvnaor
f
advise
other
members
of
fidvertUement.
(114c)
51
gauge,
15
denier
perfect
sher
nylons
in
Spring's
smartest
shades.
9
to
11.
Be
Here
of
9.
99c
I'd
Js
IMIfU
V
s
IS
THE
1A
r-YflTS.
Looking
for
a
Suit?
Sweet
16
has
them
in
this
great
sale!
At
15J19
you'll
find
fancy
rayon
worsteds;
at
19.99,
rayon
gabardine
and
fancy
weaves;
at
"9.99,
all
wool
gabardines!
Styles
to
suit
most
everyone
in
a
good
selection
of
colors,
too!
Sizes
13
to
18
in
the
group.
Buy
and
save
Thursday
at
Sweet
'l'l.
ilV-
v,
i
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ii
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OF
THIS
DELICIOUS
Reg
to
29.95
HOUSEDRESSES
Crisp,
cotton
Viousefrocks.
All
regular
2.98
in
good
assortment
of
styles
and'
colors.
Be
Here
ot
9.
Dressing
Oval
fiof
h'hewell-beaten
yolkl
of
Bit
i
Cat
,
an
Hotel.
4)v
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Montrtal
j'M.poon,
Colmon'.
MutMrd
HQ
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to
139.95
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