Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
25.
1W3
FNDS
TODAY
7:009:00
p.
m.
in
ne
sound
I.
SCREEN
k
FLASHES
Natives
Dignified
In
Africa
THE
mmfJ
PURCHASE
,
OF
TH!
SEASON
-Y0U3
By
ItOIS
THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
APl
What
will
they
think
up
next
for
Esther
Williams?
Hollywood's
only
amphibious
film
star
was
doing
the
last
big
y
if2
$0,
5f"-rp
omJL.
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By
The
Caiittdiun
Press
EDMONTON.
Mr.
Edward'
Fawcett
Wilkinson,
who
with
her
husband
recently
came
lo
Edmonton
after
12
years
in
Africa,
says
the
African
native
in
his
ow
n
environment
has
pride,
tradition
and
disrnitv.
production
number
for
her
lat-J
est
picture,
"Easy
to
Wei."
It
took
place
In
the
water,
ol
course.
But
any
resemblance
to
previous
routines
ended
there.
In
the
first
place,
she
was
outfitted
in
bagy
pants,
a
red
wi.
painted
lace
and
other
element
ot
a
clown's
attire.
While
a
grandstand
full
of
kids
yelled
and
cheered,
she
was
to
stand
on
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;f-A
DEPT.
STORE
0
'':
niBumBBimiU'Hi""""""
her
head
and
go
through
other
gyrations
on
a
tiny,
sclf-pro-
THE
)
oeiied
auutiiiit
bourd.
It
is
the
native
living
on
the
borders
of
industrial
centres,
losing
his
sense
of
heritage,
who
Is
baffled
by
an
nl'.en
civiliza-tiun
and
becomes
the
troublemaker,
she
says.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilkinson
lived
12
years
in
the
major
cities
of
'
For
tne
climax,"
ahe
reported
enthusiastically.
"I
Krab
onto
a
bunch
of
balloons
and
get
carried
into
the
air."
Doubles
will
do
some
of
these
Mun:s
for
Esther,
who
Is
expeet-:
tug
her
thud
child-
But
-she
was
:
nn
the
set
and
prepared
to
ti
cfttMta
Willi
tn
mutni
(jottfm
HMDS
AY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1!10
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
MIiriM
.G
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local
Nation-
ide
and
World-wide
Shipment.
"MOVE
Wiril
FANE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
W
it
(.8
C
or.
2nd
nd
Park
Are.
RANDOI.PHF.
WILLIAM
DIAMOND.
62,
of
Trail,
BC,
mining
and
metallurgical,
engineer,
Is
the
first
Canadian
to
be
presented
with
the
Institute
of
Metals
platinum
medal
Mr
Diamond,
executive
vice-president
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
unit
Kmeltintr
Comrianvs
western
repion.
receives
the
medul
5TAK
1
d
MyiNUAT
HHtl
TOTEM
3
spend
a
fMd
part
of
her
day
in
!
'
jlhe
MOM
tank.
!
Esther'
vehicles
have
the
lim-i
i
tllng
factor
that
she
must
always
I
be
kept
clo.se
to
the
water
In
case
;
i
there
is
a
lull
In
the
plot,
there
j
;
must
always
be
a
tank
handy
fori
;
a
swimming
routine
Despite
this
i-
.M
i
Africa.
They
grew
up
and
at-1
tended
school
there,
although
both
are
of
English
birth.
Mr.
!
Wilkinson
w.-.s
a
shift
manager
in
various
mines
on
the
Gold
Coast,
and
is
familiar
with
em-1
Dloyment
problems
of
native
la-
1
bor.
I
Speaking
of
the
Mau
Mail
sit-
'
uation
in
Kenya,
Mrs.
Wilkinson
says
that
if
the
Kikuyus
ever
succeeded
in
gaining
possession
of
the
rich
plantation
lands
.
FVMOl'H
PLALKS
IHLATItl
EVENINGS
7
Ond).
c!4
r
at
Montreal
from
Dr.
Gerald
Letendre
of
Quebec
The
Institute
k
a
British
organization
with
branches
in
all
parU
of
the
world.
Railway
Museum
Train
Travels
Across
Canada
MONTREAL.
A
rare
chapter
of
railway
his-
limitation,
she
remains
Immense-
lv
popular
after
10
wet
yrars
in
;
the
movie.
j
She
U
the
No.
1
star
in
for-,
,
elan
couutrie.'-
producer
Joe
i
Pa.sternak
reported.
"They
love;
lwr
in
German,,
in
England.
Af-
Charles
JILFLIN'S
owned
by
the
whites,
the
land
would
soon
deteriorate
under
,
poor
farming
methods.
j
She
says
that
despite
repeated
s
instruction,
the
native
will
plow
a
L
hillfide
IIUIMUC
vertically
vrUH;rtil
rather
IdUltl
man
litftl
mi
horizontally,
and
the
torrentiui
tory
was
written
here
r
riday
,
w
,
hen
Mayor
Lamiinen
rains
wash
the
seeds
down
th
Houde
of
Montreal
officially
inaugurated
the
Cana
rica,
Japan
and
all
over
am.
,
"Wh.'ii
I
wa
in
Park,
five
of
her
picture
wre
playing
wit
the
Chamjw
Elysee"
'
What
I
the
reason
for
her.
success?
"She
1
clean,
whoicsome
cx.",
the
producer
analyzed.
'"Her
pic-:
ture
have
no
message.
They
;
I
know
I'm
raving
bat
it
dian
National
Railway
museum
train
which
eventually
w
ill
be
show
n
throughout
Canada
and
parts
of
I
cannot
be
ovcrsold-sct
t
furrows
and
the
crop
is
lost.
Segregation
is
a
problem
among
all
people
living
in
Africa
English.
Dutch
and
na-natives.
Mrs.
Wilkinson
says.
The
Boers
o
Afrikanders,
who
have
maintaine
da
bitterness
against
the
English
population
since
the
days
of
the
Boer
War,
do
not
permit
their
children
to
attend
English-speaking
schools.
i
n
irwlt
in
Ihe
three
hmeeatte
cars
;
nmn't
aimed
at
nromotltls!
lend-1
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TODAY
(
artiMin
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New
-
BBBA.
official
Intro-
,
H,,..i
,
hnli,,.rit
,r
purlv
mil-I
r
rurtherin
worl.t
oeace.
Following
the
roadmg
item
They
Include
s
ad
they
do
Is
entertain.
such
relics
as
a
Bible
rack,
once
i
.EAtnpr
u
gr(.ai
because
she
!
used
in
the
Central
Vermont
.
H-.,.t
...
She
not
an
actress;
duction
by
M
A.
Metcalf.
executive
assistant
of
the
CNR.
Mayer
Houde
handed
specially
prepared
train
orders
for
"all
points
of
the
Canadian
Na-
iviMNo
jo
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Vir
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v
SATl'KDAV
Mi.
5:15.
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15
m
Lmf,m
Feature
Starts
Saturday
2:56
5:56
8
detriment
to
the
social,
eco-
Railway
passenger
cars,
old
,
Iers;,maUty.
She
pla'
timetables,
drawings
and
photo-
1
,
k
that
shc
craph
of
historic
Victoria
j
J
Bridge,
the
royal
tours
and
rah-
nomic
and
political
future
of
the
tional
system
with
historic
right
country.
over
all
trains"
to
a
.veteran
She
says
the
Dutch
Reformed
engineer
riding
in
the
cab
of
construction
of
pioneer
Church
maintains
a
strict
code
;
the
first
locomotive.
I
days,
and
the
first
diesel
engine
PHONE
The
brief
ceremony
marked
in
North
America.
The
train
will
remain
on
display
at
Montreal
until
April
1't.
Sm
it
hers
P-TA
Presents
Play
SMITHERS
Snulhers
Parent-Teacher
Association's
three-
fur
its
adherents
not
only
theologically,
but
socially.
For
example,
says
Mrs.
Wilkinson,
they
take
note
of
such
things
as
bathing
suits
Coverage
is
the
dictum
over
the
shoulders
and
down
to
the
rownedwitli
66
Taxi
On
May
1.
It
will
run
between
Torcnto
and
Aurora.
On
I
.
to
mark
the
centennial
of
the
first
railway
line
In
I'piier
Canada,
knees.
more
than
three
years
of
In-1
tensive
research
to
prepare
the
onlv
mobile
museum
of
Its
kind
in
the
world.
It
has
three
old-time
locomotives,
a
pass"iiKer
coach
of
1860.
diner
of
1U75.
sleeper
of
18'M,
and
three
baggage
cars
of
the
19th
century
all
museum
pieces
themselves
Oldest
locomotive
of
the
thrt-is'
No
40,
one
of
the
last
of
tin-woodburncrs
and
the
first
standard
gauge
engine
ordered
and
In
July
will
run
over
the
old
8t.
Lawrence
it
Atlantic
mccessf
r
ni
r..-i.
PROMPT
SERVICE
HEATED
0
!
night
ptcsentallon
of
the
play
!
-Too
Many
Relatives''
this
week
j
was
mell
received
A
vry
good
attendance
wlt-i
nessed
a
newly-married
couple
i
involve
Itself
with
deception
of
STAND:
IILLf.l
KHON
111
Ol
K,
M
VI
II
STRUT
i
Railway
line
from
Montreal
to
Icouticook
aim.
poviibly.
Port-!
land.
Me.
j
Following
a
two-week
showing
i
at
the
Canadian
Natio.ial
Ex-
their
hard-of-hearlng
rlcn-
oia
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
Brings
R
aunt
and
uncle
Bnd
emerge
trl-
j
timphant.
The
escaped
convict;
seeking
hide-out
In
their
apart-
t
bv
the
Grand
Trunk
Railway
hibltion
in
Toron
it
will
travel
of
the
Great
m
1872.
Locomotive
m
is
a
surlrllp
tank
switcher
of
lftfM
pnd
locomotive
674
a
Mogul
Western
Railway
through
south-
1.
x-
ment
added
confusion
ana
amusement
to
connubial
oils.
Proceeds
are.
for
purchase
of
an
opaque
projector
for
educational
purposes
In
the
schools.
em
Ontario
in
October
to
complete
the
centennial
celebrations
nf
1!53
And
though
life
is
not
oil
"beer
ond
skittles",
yel
the
sun
on
occasion
can
shine.
Good
friends,
good-will,
good
beer
go
hand
in
hand
to
make
your
happy
occasions
more
memorable.
Your
beer
will
be
the
best
by
far
if
yog
moke
it
"lucky
lager".
In
international
competition
Lucky
lager
has
been
judged
Canada's
Finest
Beer
ond
has
been
awarded
the
"Star
of
Excellence"
symbol
of
that
r:-
Ponder
Problems
I
SMITHERS
Smnhers
Curling
Club
plans
to
change
the
annual
meeting
date
from
October
to
the
last
week
of
March
A
resolution
to
this
effect
will
be
irtroduced.
!
It
has
been
found
the
incoming
executive
is
at
a
disadvantage
taking
over
duties
so
close
to
opening
of
the
curling
season.
Heaving
ot
ice
sheets
Is
a
pioblcm
confronting
the
club.
It
is
proposed
either
to
put
down
plank
flooring
or
spread
considerable
thickness
of
gravel
in
an
attempt
to
provide
better
curl-ling
surfaces.
Questionnaire
for.wW
A,nW
PT-.
C.0--0-
c..H
Ll'tKS
H'-I-UI-.IIIH,,
(Fill
I"
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r-
tvpe
engine
built
In
IBM.
Is
thv
oldest
locomotive
still
In
service.
The
sleeping
car
features
th.-ornate
designs
snd
carvings
ft
Its
period,
and
the
dining
car
of
1875
features
silverware
from
five
of
Canada'
pioneer
lines,
now
part
of
the
CNR
system.
The
passenger
coach
of
IJW'i
has
oil-burning
lamps,
a
stove
at
each
end
of
the
car.
and
baggage
racks
good
only
lor
carpetbags
used
at
that
time.
Modernly
designed
cases
and
LUS
Phone
266
Office
opposite
Post
Office
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I
New
Schedule
starting
May
1
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