Prince
Rurrt
Daily
News
Mondav.
June
28,
l'Jb4
-I
Bennett
Scores
Statements
About
B.C.
Civil
Service
ft
'
;
.
Canadian
Army
Pill
Pushers
To
Mark
'
50th
Anniversary
of
RCAAAC
July
2
OTTAWA
rArmy
si.wbonrs
BantinR.
r-rti.vr-,vrr..r
of
insulin
During
the
Boer
War
two
Cnn-and
pill-pushers.
In
Canada,
Eur-
and
former
RCAMC
officer.
adtan
military
hospitals
were
order
of
sent
to
South
Africa.
Their
ope
an
dthe
Far
East
will
cele-
corps
until
a
general
brate
the
50th
birthday
of
the
;
Medical
services
In
the
Cana-
staffs
Included
18
militia
nursing
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
dian
Army
did
not
become
a
sisters.
Corps
July
2.
'
July
2.
10u4'
announced
that
the
During
the
First
World
War
.
.
...
...
Canadian
militia
army
medical
corps
personnel
served
on
all
Army
headquarters
saia
waay
,,
,nl,i,i
heromn
known
as
front
uin.ro
r-n
!
VICTOniA
it
Premier
I3en-nctt
has
Issued
a
prepared
pn-ss
:S
In
which
he
scored
"wild
state
paper
regarding
the
civil
service."
The
premier
said
his
govern-,
nun.
lias
great
tuiiliuei.ee
.n
the
j
'.if
1
d,ninmI?T,J
ments
appearing
in
the
news-
mpivd
hv
,h.
i
'
Putl,,i,.
llllllllillllllll
n
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
1
uPru1?
,b
h2oy.Mr
TSS
t"e
army
mpdlral
,'or"s'
But
were
ln
ftcti0'1-
Two
Victoria
will
m
be
held
at
the
h
RCAMC
school
q
the
Cana(llan
ai
my
crosses
were
won
by
members
of
at
Camp
Borden.
Ont..
where
,
edica,
servl(,e
goes
baclt
to
the
the
corps,
A
total
of
21.453
serv-
there
will
be
a
ceremonial
par-
he
Northwest
Rebellion
ed
and
1,198
were
battle
casual-
ade.
historical
pageant
and
par-
,
lncludi
604
klllcd
,
tes
in
the
various
messes.
'
i
'
,,.,
.
'
GRANTED
"KOYAL"
TITLE
In
the
Second
World
War,
a
sDrrial
feature
will
be
the
officiaTopenlng
component
of
34,780
personnel
served
In
the
o
the
new
Ban-I
-
The
permanent
".
2
iJ
.?!L1'L1,8
'i
S"
fh
J
WB
granted
the
title
RCAMC
and
430
were
battle
cas-
civil
servants,
and
has
made
le.-s
changes
in
personnel
than
any
now
government
h--3
ever
made
in
Canada."
'
The
average
salaries
of
government
employees
is
higher
than
ever
before
In
the
history
ol
ihe
province,
the
average
monthly
wage
being
$253.71,"
he
said.
However,
the
premier
made
no
mention
of
the
root
of
the
civil
servants
dispute
with
the
governmentthe
cabinet's
refusal
to
meet
with
the
B.C.
Government
Employees'
Association
grievance
committee
to
hear
job
grievances
and
wage
reqeusts.
n
Ni
aV
rietta
Banting
The
building
Is
"rovol"
in
il3
and
this
distinc-
ualtles.
In
addition
to
Canadian
named
after
Lady
Banting's
hus-
tion
was
granted
the
reserve
nursing
skiers
who
served
on
all
nm
thai
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
band,
the
late
Sir
Frederick
component
in
liuo.
UUUHB
u
Canadian
nurses
were
loaned
to
I-
W
;
.
:..
m,
:;s
-'$L
yf""
"
.
N
j
!
JSm
:
,
AiliV
J
!
Bright
Future
For
Hollywood
Seen
by
Steady
Van
Johnson
.
ry
Duiiv
Nts
GussifieU
the
South
African
forces
and
75
Canadian
medical
officers
served
with
the
British
army.
The
RCAMC
has
provided
units
for
service
ln
Korea
and
Germany.
The
Queen
recently
approved
appointment
of
the
.A;
:
B
t
,
i
n
imin
..c
n-u.
.
Bw
v.-
Qucen
"
Molher
as
coioncl-in-chief
f
r
have
more
than
two
wpeks
,,
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E
Dowdie
303
Thhd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
of
the
corps.
off.'
By
HAL
BOYLE
NEW
YORK
oil
It
Isn't
tru
-that
to
be
a
Hollywood
star
you
have
to
own
threi"
swimmine
pools
labelled
"his,"
"hers,"
and
"theirs."
''Haven't
even
one,"
said
Van
.Tnhnsnn.
who
has
made
50
pic
TWO
FORMER
FOOTBALL
STARS,
who
jointly
own
anfl
operate
a
used-car
lot
in
Clifton
Heights,
Pa.,
go
into
a
huddle
over
a
business
transaction.
Steve
Van
Buren
(
left,
former
star
and
coach
for
the
Philadelphia
Eagles,
and
Mike
Kerns,
ex-Penn
State
gridder,
have
plenty
to
talk
about
when
business
is
slow.
iWA
Will
Sign
Pact
This
Week
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
7
p.m
LAST
COMPLETE
SHOW
8:15
p.m.
-1
iVirVf
V
-
r
:;vipi:
MUD
9
r
,
SAVA
QERT
AND
SPLENDOD
i
-
v
;
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
tures
since
1941."
"
!
VANCOUVER
P
Official
sign-
Johnson,
now
hittim;
the
peak
ing
o
ft
he
1954
contract
between
of
his
career.
Is
a
chi
erful
relief
the
International
Woodworkers
from
the
breast-beating
type
of
of
America
CIOi
and
Forest
In-actor
who
predicts
the
wtst
coast
dustria!
Relations
will
take
place
film
colony
will
become
a
ghost
this
week.
town.
The
settlement,
which
centered
"I've
never
felt
more
excite-
on
working
conditions
and
not
ment
in
Hollywood,"
he
said,
wages,
was
approved
by
the
'
out
'llon
membership
Inst
week.
"They
have
a
new
feeling
if
NAVY
RUM
Player's
Wrong
Timing
Costs
Her
The
Contract
i
there.
They
are
concentrating
:
on
quality
pictures,
and
they
fnr
-
IN
THE
W0RLD'S
most
I
'
ijDANCEROUS
JUNGIEI
!
jS4;l
Hit.
IlLS
Wolfe
eels
found
off
Canada's.
Pacif.e
co'i.'t
.sometimes
reach
n
length
of
eight
feet.
!
The
dummy
in
today's
deal
was
quite
a
disap-
are
turning
out
better
pictures
.'
...,,.,
-
'
fll
the
time."
,'
T
i1.
..i
ll
.4-
A
i
I'.JllAL-
i
.
.
OSCAR
CAND1DATK
:
'"irf?
poincment
to
ivns.
is.een.
inoi
mat
ine
t'.iH.'L.-it;u
mimn
weren't
there
but
they
were
badly
placed.
If
she
could
have
transferred
the
king
and
queen
of
spades
to
the
club
suit
or
the'
diamond
su;t,
the
contract
9
'
l!
1
'
.
J
'
'"!
S
iiiaij
!
would
have
been
a
laydown.
As
it
was,
she
played
j
the
hand
well
from
a
mechanical
standpoint.
Only
;
her
strategy
could
have
been
improved.
i
Mr.
Dale's
lead
of
the
jack
of
Van
hit
a
new
top
himself
re-1
crntly
as
Lieut.
Steve
Maryk
in
"The
Cuinc
Mutiny,"
a
role
that
may
make
him
a
candidate
for
an
academy
award.
Van
his
had
to
surmount
three
handicaps
to
Rain
serious
recognition
as
a
film
actor:
H)
red
hair.
2
freckles,
and
(3
a
i
face
like
the
boy
next
door."
I
'
In
my
first
picture,
a
crime
short,"
he
recalled,
"they
in-M.
ted
on
dyeing
my
h
ur
black
and
covering
jay
freckles.
Then
il
s!ait"d
raining,
and
the
dye
!
ran
ail
over
my
face-
and
darn
Smith
tleaUr
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
i
spades
was
covered
in
dummy
Nclthef
side
vuliH'iablt!
This
alvcrli.st'nitnt
is
not
published
vr
di.spl.iycd
by
1
he
I.i(uor
'Jonlrol
lioard
or
by
tiie
Ciovernmcnt
of
lli
itivh
CbluniM;'.
m
m
pronounced
HE-VA-RO
NOIITII
S
K
6
H--Q
J
7
I
ft
B
2
C'-J
B
7
2
CURE
YOUR
WET
BASEMENT
AND
DAMP
FLOORS!
ELIMINATE
SOGGY
YARDS
A"
rale
ytmr
soil
and
civr
ymir
plants
a
chance
In
develop
pruper
root
systems.
New
permanent
tile
will
do
the
job
for
you
year
after
year.
Does
not
disintegrate
with
age.
fiend
50
cents
frir
a
sample
and
price
quota-lion.
'
Delivered
to
your
door
i,
"NEW
TILE"
land
won
hy
T'r.
Champion
with,
!
the
ace.
Buck
came
the
qur(
n
;
'of
diamonds
and
Mrs.
Kern
let,
;it
hold.
Her
plan
was
to
elimin-
'uttouuirrtsj
or
tvs
amzmi)
IIS-lT-IIIHIIf-lia
I
.11
.hod
me
right
out
of
Mr.
rimiiiiiini)
-
near
V.c
all
or
the
r;p
Kles
and
cliam-
j
onds
from
her
hand
and
from
j
(Mr.
Il:ll)
S
J
10
9
8
1
H-5
4
n-K
7
4
3
C
K.
8
S
-
A
7
3
2
lr-8
2
I)
Q
J
10
C.
Q
1(1
9
3
FERHAfVDO
WM4SRK0rYR1
FtEHWfi
dummy
and
thn
to
put
one
ol.
he
defenders
in
the
lrad
with
a
second
round
of
chilis.
Mr
Chrimpi'in
continued
with
Hollywood."
'
I'.OMiYSOX
1DOI.
As
"the
boy
next
door"
Van
clicked
quickly
and
became
a
bobbysox
idol.
"I
still
hite
I
ha
I
term,"
he
said.
"But
tiie
bobby
Mixers
all
grew
up
and
became
mothers.
I
had
the
problem
of
growing
up.
vi-i-rft
Kniilli
(Mm.
KiH'ii)
8-4
C-A
5
4
D
-A
6
5
11
-
A
K
10
ft
0
3
Tin-
blildlUK:
SiuHIl
West
.
Nnrth
Fiist
'
I
H
Puss
1
NT
I'u.is
Added
Feature:
"Cease
Fire
:
In
Korea"
PlAYESS'THfATU
A
FAMOUS
Box
248,
Terrace,
B.C.
aii
Puss!
too.
I
got
pretty
tired
of
being!
3
H
Paiw
4
H
Lv
x
Fabulously
beautiful.
..Savagely
real...
Hie
j:'
k
of
fli
imonds
nnd
thi1;
'ime
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
;icp.
She
ent'-r-d
climimy
with
the
quern
of
hearts,
led
the
rinren
of
sp
idrs
and
discardrc'
her
last,
diamond.
LAYS
DOWN
ACE
Slip
ruffed
dummy's
last
spade
wilh
the
nine
of
heirts.
Dummy
was
entered
airain
with
the
jack
of
hearts
picking
up
the
last
of
the
outs'
aniline
trumps.
;
Now
(I
u
in
my's
nst.
diamond
was
pl
iy-fd
and
ruf
(.iB
tluu-
closed
hand.'
At
this
point
Mrs.
Keen
laid
fv
v
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
ANNOUNCES
he
appointment
of
WHALEN'S
CARTAGE
LTD.
as
distributors
for
Imperial
ESSO
Stove
Oil
in
Prince
Rupert
EFFECTIVE
JULY
1
B.C.'s
Finest
Heating
Oils
Phone
WHALEN'S
CARTAGE
LTD.
Excitingly
DIFFERENT!.
i
the
boy
next
door
with
the
ap-,
better
chance
If
she
had
timed
Ple
P'c
f;,cc'"
'
her
play
differently;
specifically
He
will
team
with
D-borah
if
she
had
laid
down
the
are
of
Kirr
in
his
next
film,
"The
End
clubs
immediately
upon
gaining
of
the
Affair,"
to
be
made
in
the
lead.
At
that
stage
of
the
England.
One
of
the
steadiest
proceedings
it
would
have
been
workers
in
the
Industry.
Van
much
more
difficult
for
Mr.
Dale
doesn't
want
to
become
a
pio-
to
have-
seen
the
necessity
for
"ture-"a-year
actor,
his
fine
unblocking
play.
"What
would
I
do
the
rest
of
r
Vnll
r
-
X.--Z.ik
w3
AS
SIMPLE
PHONE
CALL
:.
n.
&ls
Phone
(JO
Across
the
Town
or
the
Nation.
down
the
lire
of
clubs
hoping
somebody
held
the
kinR
double-
;
ton.
If
that
were
the
case,
then
:
the
opponent
who
won
with
the
king
would
have
to
return
either
a
diamond
or
a
spade
and
Mis.
Keen
would
ruff
in
dummy
while
disrardins
her
losing
club.
NOT
NAPPING
She.
not
hrr
wish.
Mr.
Dale
did
have
the
kinR
of
clubs
cuarded
only
once.
But
he
was
not
caught
nappinc;.
On
the
ace
l
OPENS
UP
A
WHOLE
NEW
WORLD
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
I
f
Lindsay's
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LTD.
316
II
1
of
clubs
he
promptly
dropped
the
king.
Clubs
were
continued
,
1
j!
3A
.""
and
Mr.
Champion
won
the
next
two
tricks
to
defeat
Ihe
WILD,
WICKED,
WAMnUDI?ITI
,
4
Mrs.
Keen
would
have
had
a
cm
vir
srnrrnrrs
YOU
CAN'T
Wooton
Heads
'V'
B.C.
Lawyers
1
nillkJ
...
r-'f
.141'
"
VANCOUVER
(P
R.
A.
Woot-
ISS
11
1
I
,
M
ton
of
Victoria
has
been
elected
president
of
the
British
Columbia
section
of
the
Canadian
Bar
...an
ncr
loves,
(
yifiy
Association.
,
ladies
ana
lusty
Yes
Sir,
You'll
Be
On
The
Ball
If
Ycu
Get
An
A-1
Used
Car
From
legends!
His
?il4t
I'calurc-Lengtl;
ilk
FUR
STORAGE
True-Life
Adventure:
PARK!
print
by
TECHNICOIOR
rsrD
PHONE
A
FERRER
!
m
'
I
!HTMITltT
WrVT1
SCI
r.O
MIKI)
I'ICKti'
New
paint
job.
Custom
heater.
Mechanically
the
best.
Never
in
.the
QQEI
rough
VJO
51
(
lM
Vnol.KT
SUDAN
Power
glide
transmission.
Custom
heater
and
air
conditioner.
Tee
off
on
your
vacation
$
CJEJA
with
this
M.OOJ
T0
MONAKCII
SI
DAN
fiislom
healer
and
air
conditioning.
Two
-
lone
paint.
Plenlv
of
ease
for
a
$1500
'51
IMIIMiK
lNi;l,
-Custoui
heater.
Hood
motor
and
rubber.
To)
value
at
this
price.
It's
vfl0
(Jul
under
par
974
V
STARTS
TODAY
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Minute
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