11
'Model
Marriage
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
22,
1952
Air
Officials
Visit
Terrace
i
ih
I..:
u'x"oics
m,.
Broker"
Hilarious
How
a
marriage
broker
aiui
fi...,.
'""Is
.,
R.
R.
Field,
manager
of
E.
Seven
Times
Mother,
Back
In
Pictures
By
BOB
THOMAS
Seattle
Mission
Boat
Calls
Here
i
The
Willis
Shank
Is
one
of
two
missionary
vessels
operated
by
the
Marine
Medical
Mission,
with
headquarters
In
Seattle.
The
other
vessel,
the
Oleaner,
tcclmiuu,,
UH.J
:
uppuru
.
ij
t'h:i..l
,,..
ca..
bt
IT...
(!.
--lie
l.nes.
Ca
md
an
Pacific
.
Airlines,
and
other
officials,
Who
ai
rived
in
trw
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
proceeded
today
to
Terrace
and
are
leavins;
dtract
from
there
on
their
return
to
Vancouver.
Their
?;
Travelling
through
Canadian
is
P'lotcd
bv
Captain
Paul
Get-waters
-pleasure
man
and
operates
in
Southeast-trie
on
a
permit,"
200-foot
motor
vessel
Willis
ern
Alaska
with
headquarters
at
Bhank
was
piloted
into
Prince
Klowack.
Rupert
harbor
yesterday
by
ates
and
her
influence
on
the
live
i
of
tnose
who
enlist
hef
services
make
for
hilarious
comedy
in
"The
Modvl
and
the
Marriage
Brokei."
starring
Jeanne
Grain,
Scott
Brady
and
Thelma
Hitter'
which
opened
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
lust
nigh;,
and
continues
this
evening
and
toinorrcw.
The
story
revolves
around
thi
manoeuvering
of
Miss
Hitter
as
tel.
love-r
iJ,
,
tCr'Zf
(
velu,,K
B
Bute:
a
wcauny
ra,
,;1'
I
HOLLYWOOD
(AP)
"I
,ist
;
can't
seem
to
get
away
from
monkeys."
I
That
was
the
plaintive
remark
of
Maureen
O'Sullivan,
back
before
the
movie
cameras
after
a
lengthy
absence.
In
the
trip
noith
is
in
connection
wun
the
ex.
ension
of
the
company's
service
from
hereto
Terrace.
W.
A.
Chambers,
supervisor
of
tra'f-l,c
for
British
Columbia
and
Yukon,
who
came
north
with
the
party,
will
return
to
the
city
by
.
i
rain
tonight.
Preacher-Captain
C.
F.
Stab-bcrt.
The
"miracle
ship"
is
northbound
on
her
seasonal
trip
of
spreading
the
gospel.
At
present,
services
are
being
conducted
at
Port
impson.
WORTHY
TRIBE
Friendly,
intelligent
.md
religious,
the
Arapahoe
Indians
ol
Colorado
were
originally
a
branch
of
the
Algonquins.
sistcr-in.i,,.,
.
10r
'
the
marriage
broker
who
devotes
he;-
life
to
fini'.ing
mutes
fur
'
1930's,
she
spent
nine
years
as
'
I
the
mate
of
Tarzan
and
nurse-
1
j
maid
to
Cheetah
the
Chimp
and
;
other
beasts.
i
lonely
Individuals
who
cannot
solve
their
romantic
perplexities.
Trv
D
jly
News
Wo!
It's
Brand
New
Now,
after
mothering
seven
,
children,
she
Is
appearing
with
I
the
educated
monkey
in
"Bonzo
Goes
to
College."
'
"I
don't
mind
the
monkeys
so
r
?S
""!,-u!
JOAN
Ud
(la
0
WALLACE'S
:
BOYS'
:
DEPARTMENT
:
1
i
V
MUSICAL
RIUE
TRAILER
Sgt.
Richard
Van
Patten,
veteran
oi
if
year:
with
the
R.C.M.P.,
will
train'
the
musical
iid,
in
which
32
Monnties
.take
part,
for
a
tour
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
this
fa'l.
Sgt.
Van
Patten
Is
riding
master
at
the
Re:;ina
barracks.
(CP
PHOTO
i
Lovebtoty!
:
PHILADELPHIA
(APi-Co-eds
at
tiie
University
of
Pennsylvania
have
been
given
an
ultimatum
by
their
own
student
government
association
no
more
Mae
jeans
on
the
campus.
The
association
announced
tho
ban
had
been
put
In
effect
because
jeans
are
sloppy
and
they
do
not
lend
the
proper
atmosphere
to
the
campus.
Si'irie
co-eds
opposed
the
rule
c!
the
grounds
blue
jeans
aie
easv
on
the
budget,
are
flatter-
liom
the
producer
of
"A
Place
in
Y7
AW)
.
l
Season's
First
Halibut
Here
the
Sun"
Boys'
clothes
priced
to
sell
and
made
ti
wear.
The
perfect
c
o
m
b
i
n
a
i
o
n
backed
by
Wallace's
usual
niiarant.ee.
A
com
pic
ii
stock
of
everything
in
boy.-;'
wear.
in
With
nda
can
only
be
sold
In
frozen
Research
Vessel
12.000
Pounds
form,
according
to
locfll
Wiclliutglo
Live
For
fisii-
in
to
certain
types
of
ftgurfa,
and
gan
be
used
in
lieu
of
py-
,
.
.
.
,
.
,.,
,
...
houses.
much,"
she
said.
"This
one
her
real
name
is
Peggy
seems
quite
gentle
and
affectionate.
The
ones
we
had
on
the
Tarzan
pictures
were
right
t
nul
they
grew
older."
MORE
MOVIKS
Miss
O'Sulllvan's
l:..st
film
work
was
five
years
ago,
when
she
appeared
In
"The
Big
Clock."
She
Indicated
she
will
be
doing
more
movies
in
the
future.
"My
children
range
from
13
years
to
eight
months,"
she
said,
"so
now
the
older
ones
are
beginning
to
be
able
to
take
care
of
the
younger
ones.
That
allows
me-
more
time
off,
and
I
think
I
will
use
it
in
acting.
The
actress
is
also
going
in
lor
television
and
has
a
storytelling
scries
for
children,
a
field
In
which
she
should
be
an
expert.
Despite
her
heavy
maternity
schedule,
she
still
looks
as"
trim
and
pretty
as
a
starlet.
OBSERVATION
Perhaps
the
vaudev.llc
shows
on
television
are
running
their
course.
The
slam-bang
variety
shows
arc
bogging
down
in
a
rust
caicii
oi
nanoui
oi
tne
year
arrived
at
Government
wharf
today
but
the
12
000
pounds
of
choice
sea
food
is"re-maining
in
the
hold
of
the
vessel
which
rnni-ht
thp
fish
Mcanwhile,
chief
investigator
jamas
a.s
well
as
for
outdoor
of
IHC
is
arriving
here
by
plane
attire.
today
to
say
how
the
halibut
How
effective
the
can
will
will
be
disposed
of.
Catch
con-
prove
remains
to
be
seen.
;
sists
of
9000
medium.
2000
large
.
RiaiARO
DERR
DOUCIKDW
tniini
M
twiM
GEORGE
STEVENS'BrfWKlMKIIMH&p
Today
to
Wednesday
Iveniiics
TOTE
For
Boys'
01
All
Ages
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
7:00
-
9:M
pm.
A
K
AMOl'S
I'UlfltS
TUtj
a
JOHANNESBURG
(P
-
A
21-
"The
fish
are
the
pay-load
cargo
of
the
International
Hall-
The
pre-season
catch,
u
how-
year-old
white
policeman
Aa-
but
Commission's
chartered
tag-:pver'
is
no
indication
of
the
U.u-s
Knox,
was
sentenced
to
ging
vessel
the
J
O
Edwards
h"but
'un,
IHC
officials
said,
five
years
in
prison
for
atUckhiR
returning
from
her
second
trip
Season
is
PCtcd
to
opc.n
May
an
African
woman
in
a
police
'-f
taggine
operations
on
the
H
but
no
official
word
hos
been
I';aru!
wagon
The
Judge
said
v,r,nKf
.
,
.
that
in
view
of
the
behaviour
of
halibut
n,
m,
i
u
grounds.
The
halibut
received.
'he
accused.
U
was
not
surpris-
.
arc
-.op.scu
of
-.o
of
the
J.
O.
Edwards
pay
:or
ex-;
Captain
that
some
natives
were
an-
penses
of
the
trip
but
in
Can-
is
O.
Matheson.
t
agonistic
to
th
j
police.
riieiic
ld
Today
fur
icsi-rvations
an
Turtain
ji
Coinmrncing
again
on
Thursday,
April
U,
-
-
-
.
.
-y
EBB
mess
of
old
jokes
and
worn-out
acts.
I
don't
know
about
you,
but
I
can
watch
one
of
the
big-
j
(
CPEAMED
POTATOES
)
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comedy
shows
for
a
whole
!
hour
without
cracking
a
smile.
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r
HHraF?
fSssswsA
7
ft
them
kjt
so,
ca!t
)
At
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1
1
111!
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bistros
Oil
Company
Enters
B.C.
Today
ond
Wedrj
AKTOON
M:VS
frrfjyl
CALOARY
Canada's
spread-
)
;
lng
oil
and
gas
dcvclopmvn".
is
,
now
expanding
northwest
into
;BiU.sh
Columbia,
Piciidcnt
;
Harry
M,
Snyder
told
the
annual
'nifct'ng
of
Empire
Petroleums
',
IJmltcd
here.
lie
ivpjrtcd
the
acquisition
by
Kmplre
of
a
25
per
cent
Interest
in
20D.OOO
acres
in
the
Fort
S'.
iJi'.in
area,
nortliern
D
C,
and
of
'?
25
per
cent
Interest
in
GO.000
'acres
In
the
Wiiichcll
Coulee
area
of
western
Alberta.
FISHERMEN'S
FAREWELL
DANCE,
CIVIC
CENTRE
Since
the
issuance
of
the
com
MONDAY,
APRIL
23,
10
p.m.-Hi
Adtvssion
by
Ticket
ONLY
Avo;lob!c
a
Co-op
Bakery
pany's
annual
report,
he
said,
,
further
results
reported
from
th.
Fort
St.
John
area
had
cmpha-szed
"-he
Importance
of
Empire's
holdings
there.
The
most
1
recent
in.
which
Empire
holds
an
j
Interest
ha
been
the
oil
showing
,ln
the
Pacific
Fort
St.
John
No.
t
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USED
CARS
k
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Is
r
Special
for
One
(7
well
bring
drilled
by
Pacific
,
Pctroluems
and
associates.
F,m-plrc
had
subsequently
increased
;
materially
lu
acreage
in
that
area.
Development
or
oil
production
in
that
section
of
the
northwest,
President
Snyder
pointed
out.
would
Introduce'
new
marketing
piacticri
since
the
logical
delivery
point
f-,r
crude
would
be
Vancouver
or
other
tidewater
,
points
on
the
Pacific
coast.
;
In
addition
to
its
oil
and
gas
,
Interests
In
the
Fort
St.
John
area,
Empire
holds
acreage
in
the
South
Princess
field
and
Speddcn
area.
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