Ne-w?
1953
Prir"B
Super
Da!!j
Friday,
June
19,
t
BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
Organization
espassmg
t
tmve
r-en
li
if
'
C-7
?
.Illl.
Newest
Desks
Scaled
To
Take
Little
Space
!
tor
Ow
i
IVeitdtntj
May
Change
Constitution
WINNIPEG
CP)
Proposed
revisions
In
the
constitution
and
bylaws
of
the
National
Council
of
Women
were
among
recom
Mr.
and,
Mrs.
Charles
G.
Cav-anagh
arrived
by
plane
to
attend
the
wedding
of
their
son,
Patrick,
to
Florence
May
Comp-ton
of
330
Eigth
Avenue
East
on
Saturday.
Ijl
Gyros
received
personaf
lngs
from
Minneapolis
and
ioyro
International
when
J
iere
visited'
by
Walter
Jlfd
and
Bill
Crossland,
A
of
the
mid-west
city.
Wul-
ho
is
past
president
of
the
at
home
will
require
more
space
ind
equipment.
There
are
on
the
.market
plenty
of
desks
which
offer
more
working
space
and
are
at
(he
same
time
pood-lookine
pieces
of
furniture.
Many
of
the
modern
desks
accommodate
a
y
)
I
(
,
.
ritSM
mendations
in
a
report
of
the
If
you
are
doing
without
a
desk
In
your
home
because
you
haven't
been
able
to
find
"just
the
right
one,"
plan
to
take
another
look
in
the
stores
in
the
near
future.
The
designers
are
out
to
please
every
taste
and
satisfy
every
need
in
the
deslc
department.
If
lack
of
space
is
your
problem,
you
can
get
a
drop-door
council's
survey
committee
pre
international,
explained
Luch.Hm
some
of
the
work-
sented
at
the
organization
s
an
nual
meeting
here.
)f
that
iar-uuug
uiKaiu?.a-Later
the
members
took
miests
on
a
tour
of
the
The
report
was
presented
by
elide-out
typewriter
trav
or
have
a
drawingboard
attachment.
Our
new
desk
has
both
n'us
pn
attached
.
basket
and
light.
The
surface
rises
to
become
a
drawingboard.
Miss
Esther
Kerry
of
Montreal
DACKACHG
MaybeWarninq
Backache
u
aflm
cauwd
by
laar
kiJney
Khon.
When
kidney.
el
mA
!
wder,
eiceas
tcids
end
watlei
remain
in
the
vitcm.
Then
backache,
diiturbed
real
er
that
tired-eut
and
heaT-headed
feelin
ma;
toon
follow.
That'i
the
time
to
lake
Dodd'a
Kidnej
Pill..
Dodd'i
.limulale
the
kidney.
normal
action.
Then
leel
better-leep
better
iwrk
belter.
Get
Uodd'.
Kidney
Pill.
now.
.
SI
storage
plant,
a
cruise
,d
the
harbor
and
enter-d
them
at
dinner
before
H
them
aboard
the
Prince
rt
for
Vancouver.
4-
who
directed
a
survey
on
the
"organization
and
function
of
the
council"
which
was
done
through
a
series
of
conferences
and
study
groups.
Its
object
was
to
recommend
changes
in
the
structure
of
the
council.
The
council
ot
women
ia
u
fed
HUBERT
W.
SUt
TIIAM,
39,
assistant
publisher
for
the
last
2'
j
years,
has
succeeded
his
father,
H.
S.
Southam,
who
is
retiring
as
publisher
of
the
Ottawa
Citizen.
desk
that
is
part
of
a
room
divider,
or
a
vanity-desk,
for
your
bedroom.
There
is
also
a
small
desk
on
a
wrought
iron
base,
with
Just
enough
storage
space
for
letters,
stationery
and
writing
equipment
Ill
hcnliifi
,
.,
-If--
A:,
"""ST
ft
'
Inior
W.
C.
Poulton,
district
Hi
antler
of
the
salvation
in
Prince
Rupert
au-
out
mi
eration
of
women's
organizations
formed
o
woric
together
ces
several
major
changes
The
monthly
meeting
of
-.the
membershlD
committee
of
the
rsonncl
in
the
northern
The
trend
is
for
both
modern
and
period
desks
to
-be
rather
lipht
in
scale.
A
graceful
little
French
Provincial
desk
of
fruit-wood
with
a
leather
writing
surface
is
only
23
Inches
deep,
33
Inches
wide
and
38
inches
high.
be
sure
to
get
Women
of
the
Moose
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
P.
Antonluk
with
nine
members
and
two
knior
tapiam
u"u
".
p
Oystryk
nwve
irom
me
for
high
standards
and
practices
in
home
and
national
life.
Miss
Kerry
said
the
recommendations
are
alined
at,
Increasing
efficiency
while
preserving
the
autonomy
of
lis
constituent
bodies.
Some
chanses
In
procedure,
to
the
Soutrt
Vancouver
,
and
will
be
replaced
by
,i
Captain
and
Mrs.
Cyril
visitors
present.
A
short
business'
discussion
was
followed
by
cards.
Prizewinners
were
Mrs.
R.
Montgom
A
charming
Louis
XVI
secre-1
tary
is
slightly
less
than
17
inches
deep
(when
the
writing
mm
n
of
Edmonton.
i
i
-
'
u
h
.
i
!-
;
-
plain
Kilith
McLean
and
mainly
in
the
co-ordination
of
bed
is
closed)
and
31'2
inches
wide.
It
has
space
for
curios
behind
brass
grilled
doors.
irnant
ueraldine
ronlyre
committees
and
the
preparation
of
resolutions
for
submission
to
i
1
-
s!
i
the
prime
minister,
already
have
ery
and
Miss
Sylvia
Johnson.
Delicious
refreshments
were
Others
present
were
Mrs.
A.
served
by
the
hostess.
S.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
N.
Tweed,
Mrs.
H.
8.
Harrison,
Mrs.
S.
Anton,
Mrs.
G.
Robinson,
Mrs.
T.
Glenn.
Mrs.
A.
Kursulak
and
Mrs.
MacDougall.
to
Glen
Vowell,
Skeena
,
from
Canyon
City
on
the
River
where
they
will
be
red
by
l.ieut.
Fred
Mills
Vancouver.
come
into
effect.
,
The
small
desks
are
fine
In
homes
where
they
are
used
mainly
for
correspondence.
But
the
student
or
professional
man
or
woman
who
does
serious
work
Lior
Captain
F.arle
Jarrett,
Com
mi
moves
from
Prince
George
B.jmonton,
will
be
replaced
TAKING
PART
In
the
all-woman
International
air
race
from
Welland,
Ont
to
New
Smyrna
Beach,
Fla.,
are
Mrs.
Dorothy
Rungellng
(right)
of
Fenwlck,
Ont.,
pilot,
and
passenger
Mrs.
Beverley
Belfry,
St.
Catharines,
Ont.
Mrs.
Rungellng,
a
flying
instructress
and
mother
of
a
10-year-old
son,
was
second
In
last
year'r
race.
She
will
fly
her
125
h
p.
Piper
Pacer,
a
four-passenger
single-wing
ship.
At
stake
are
$2,000
In
prizes
and
a
trophy.
Regina
Woman
Heads
Dental
Nurses-Group
hand
mmm
!
KITWANGA
Two
days
of
more
local
sports
celebrating
Labor
day
will
be
held
here
by
the
Kitwancool
band
It
Vas
decided
at
a
recent
meeting.
Three
silver
cups
'have
been
JASPER
Mrs.
Irene
of
Regina,
was
today
elected
,
line
dnina
!
No
more
Danish
Entertainer
Lists
Recipe
For
Happy,
Marriage
nvciy
K.
Alien
Mansell
from
.
Vowell.
,p
moves
are
effective
July
ys
Major
Poulton.
m
Maria
Brett,
daughter
of
ind
Mrs.
(1.
K.
Brett
of
the
arrived
home
today
aboard
Princess
Louise
after
a
slx-h
probationary
nursing
i
d
In
St.
Joseph's
Hospital
iictoria.
Ir.
anil
Mrs.
Harold
Hampton
i
early
this
morning
on
a
i
th's
vacation,
motoring
to
donated,
one
by
Bob
Parker
of
president
of
the
Western
Can
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
other
two
by
Albert
and
Walter
Douse.
ada
Dental
Nurses
and
Assistants
Asso:latlon
at
Us
biennial
ASV"
rf
(jTJV
(NOT
tVEN
THE
MOST
DELICATE
OF
4
Sports
committee
win
oe
common
Good,
Albert
Douse,
Walter
Douse
and
Peter
Williams.
meeting
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
Other
officers
elected
for
the
She
is
likely
to
scorn
his
old
friends,
instead
of
welcoming
them
to
the
house.
If
he
doesn't
see
them
at
home,
he'll
find
a
way.
A
complex
about
keeping
up
with
the
Jones'.
This
drives
many
a
man
to
drink
when
he
fails
to
satisfy
his
wife's
un
By
VIVIAN
BROWN
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Right
in
the
middle
of
this
month
of
brides,
let's
pause
and
ponder
an
age-old
problem
what
Is
the
recipe
for
a
happy
marriage.
Is
It
a
wordrobe
of
furs
for
the
lady
of
the
house?
Or
a
palate-tickling
cuisine
for
the
king
of
1953-55
term
are
Mrs.
Grace
Harrison,
Winnipeg,
vice-presi
ouv.-r
througn
tne
inter-nd
to
points
south.
Harold,
dent,
Miss
Gerry
t.
Arnaud,
Ed
King
Ed
Sports
Day
Next
Week
monton,
Past
President,
Mrs.
Au
ardent
fisherman
ind
for-
drey
Slvertson,
Regina,
Treas
the
roost?
Or
Is
it
mysterious
reasonable
demands.
urer;
and
Miss
Myrtle
Voelpel,
With
Dlans
well
under
way
passion
that
keeps
two
hearts
y
from
the
Kootenays.
says
take
things
"slow
and
and
wet
a
line
in
every
S
looking
pool
along
the
Regina,
secretary.
The
next
con
Neglect
of
the
husband's
fam
llv.
while
he
finds
his
wife's
I
Kine
Edward
8chool
will
hold
vention
will
be
held
in
1955
at
relative
nnriced
nn
the
doorsteo'its
annual
sDorts
meet
on
the
bound
in
wedded
bliss?
"Nonsense,"
says
Danish
entertainer
Carl
Blsson.
Regina.
school
grounds
the
first
sunny
all
the
time.
Religiofj
difference;
are
not
dav
next
week.
"The
secret
of
a
happy
mar
Com
petition
is
between
the
that
many
.obstacles
to
happy
marriages,
riage
is
so
simpl-
providing
each
partner
learns
Gold
and
Black
Houses,
the
win-beine
awarded
the
respect
for
the
other's
religion,
people
discover
(t.
companionship
a
mutual
sharing
of
interestis
the
one
ingredient
ab
-o
"
.
,
...
Carl
and
Cleo
are
of
different
j
Orme
s
Tropny.
as
an
j'
faiths
but
he
says:.
prize
the
stuaeni
'
"I
would
be
nothing
today
most
points
will
be
awarded
,
if
rd
Applewhaite
has
heard
s
Resources
and
Develop-t
Minister
Robert
Winters
atawa
that
40
of
the
rental
es
being
built
here
hne
:
turned
over
to
the
local
uig
authority.
That
leaves
.
to
no.
.
iin
Saville,
local
Red
Cross
ety
president,
has
been
nsk-o
try
and
find
Mrs.
Gladys
on.
She'
may
be
In
the
city
pwhere.
without
the
strength
Cleo
gets
he
wishes
,a
free
15-minute
ride
over
Prince
Rupert,
by
flying
school-teacher
Joe
Goseoe.
solutely
essential
to
the
muritnl
union.'1
Brisson
ought
to
know.
The
popular
international
star,
Idol
of
the
older
woman
for
a
quarter
century,
has
been
happily
married
to
Cleo
Bisson
for
36
years
since
both
were
16.
Hu'hands
are
the
principal
of
FARNBOROUGH,
England
(CP)
Poultry
show
Judges
in
this
Hampshire
town
were
warned
to
watch
for
eggs
polished
with
furniture
oil.
Some
entries
were
disqualified
on
accoijnt
of
the
ultra-glossy
finish
resulting
irom
applications
of
the
oil.
fenders
against
this
marriage
rule,
Carl
says.
He
cites
these
suets:
from
her
religion.
It
has
helped
bring
us
through
difficult
times."
Carl
believes
in
young
marriages.
But
not
everybody
can
meet
In
a
community
cradle
as
he
and
his
wife
did
at
the
age
cf
nine
months.
They
have
been
sharing
their
interests
ever
since.
At
one
point
they
even
worked
in
adjoining
millinery
ships.
They
began
"going
steady"
at
12.
Their
son
Freddie,
ho
Is
married
to
Hollywood's
Rosaline
Russell,
was
born
a
year
after
leaded
for
HMCS
Nadcn
Is
jf'y
Officer
Bob
Ilitchens,
who
exnmples:
Males
who
marry
their
jodr
""
to
the
Victoria
naval
and
underestimate
the
intelli
Wishment
Jo
take
a
special
He
was
among
tne
pas-
crs
aboard
the
Prince
ert
when
she
sailed
last
it
for
Vancouver.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
l'J,
L-tone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
their
marriage.
gence
and
compassion?
of
their
wives
to
understand
their
troubles.
Women
have
a
natural
capacity
for
understanding,
but
some
husbands
treat
them
like
servant
girls.
Men
who
forget
that
many
big
fortunes
are
built
frequently
on
a
wife's
penny
savings.
Men
who
do
not
keep
thMr
wives
occupied,
so
that
they
have
P'rt
and
Nora
Withers
recelv-
prand
farewell
on
the
Co
Rupert
when
more
than
dozen
friends
dropped
Into
r
stateroom
to
wish
them
red
Whan
rdirlng
h
"'
baB
-
-
IX
TJ
-
0
Moose
whist
drive,
Saturday,
'
O
June
20,
Moose
Tepiple.
Every
f
rt
made
a-
host
of
friends
city
nnd
is
pow
goil)K
to
too
much
time
for
quarrels.
iiMeiyWh
Rwt
to'-hae-
a
luMversatlon
with
their
wives.
They
come
home
from
work
and
one
welcome.
(143)
Everyone
Is
Invited
to
a
Darty-dance,
St.
Peter's
Parish
Hall,
Seal
Cove,
9:30
p.m.
Friday.
June
19.
Admission
50
cents.
bury
their
noses
in
the
paper
'-wertrrnnstcTrltr'-wora.
nerly
lived
In
Bumaby,
but
s
sh;'s
going
to
miss
Rupert
all
her
friends.
Her
her.
Bob
Iturnie.
Is
with
PHONE
654-
while
waiting
for
their
dinner.
$399-95
Men
who
fight
back
wnen
tne
wife
Is
In
a
temper,
Instead
of
MATCHID
TUMBlf.
ACTION
WASHER
AND
AUTOMATIC
MrtR
ONIY
kin's
in
Nanulmo.
'ie
of
Vancouver's
former
i-known
basketball
players.
quieting
her
with
a
firm
conv
liinnding
"k?cp
quiet."
But
it
takes
two
to
ruin
a
mar
(142)
Decoration
Day
parade'
for
Legion
members
and
W.A.
fall
in
at
Legion
Building
at
2:15
p.m.
Sunday,
June
21.
Ceremony
at
Cenotaph.
Transportation
arranged
for
trip
to
cemetery.
(143
tar
free
beer
elellvery
REWCRIEt
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
rlace.
Carl
agrees,
and
here
are
'b
Pay
has
come
to
Rupert
some
of
the
mistakes
he
thinks
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Ldimor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
New
Bendix
Tumble-Action
Washer
"
'uses
the
only
automatic
method
proved
safe
for
the
new
Miracle
Fabrics
.
.
.
treats
them
as
gently
as
you
would
by
hand.
What's
more,
this
wonderful
new
washer
has
the
exclusive
Magic
Heater,
which
makes
wash
water
hotter,,
keeps
it
hot,
gets
clothes
cleaner,
automatically.
I
The
beautiful
Bendix
Automatic
Dryer,
too,
is
SAFE
for
the
finer
fabrics
that
need
drying.
For
Bendix
drys
at
safe,
low
temperatures
with
a
constant
stream
of
warm,
women
make:
Being
Jealous
of
other
women.
Cteb
didn't
mind
even
when
n
cplace
Ernie
Bishop,
the
Im-al
Oil
reinesentative.
Herb
red
with
Vancouver
Clover's.
fresh
air
NOT
by
baking.
And
only
the
Bendix
Automatic
Dryer
has
How-It-Vent
to
keep
room-air
free
from
heat,
lint
and
moisture.
For
greater
Washday
Ease
and
Economy
for
the
finest
in
design
choose
the
world's
shortest
clothesline
the
Bendix
"Perfect
Pair".
Fwd
has
been
received
from
I
FOR
THE
BRIDE'S
TRIP
woman
followed
them
around
the
world
to
watch
Carl
perform.
Mater
of
fact,
she
said
she
was
flattered.
They
don't
brag
about
their
husbands
enough.
If
they
don't
do
it,
other
women
will.
irouver
of
the
death
of
Jack
rll"y,
for
many
years
In
the
vw
of
the
Grand
Trunk
(fic
and
Canadian
National
unships
as
chief
steward.
He
I'1
been
in
private
business
for
Get
the'
Past
several
years,
Mr.
Hey
will
be
remembered
by
'y
oliltlmers
In
this
city.
fisherman
named
Hans
EASY
TERMS!
SUITS
I
I
si
riliison.
who
disappeared
BENDI
n
Prince
Runert
several
Wonderfully
styled
in
the
latest
vogue.
Worsted,
Acetate,
Gabardines.
All
sizes.
Wide
color
range.
f
rs
ego,
has
been
presumed
m
Tr
I
As
f"1
by
Chief
Justice
Farris.
Martinson
is
believed
to
I'e
died
seven
years
ago.
The
ALLOWANCES!
m
order
was
for
the
official
Washer-dryer
'Perfect
Pair'NOlV!
LUGGAGE
Nnlstrator
so
Martinson's
'te
of
$7,400
could
be
cleared
The
missing
man's
relatives
believed
to
be
living
in
Nor-
'
Lightweight
in
Most
Modern
Design.
'!
!
McBRINE
DURABILT
Trunk
Cases,
Overnights,
Weekender.
:
Attractive,
long-wearing
cases
in
a
colorful
selection.
"
r-
Irene
Vance
has
had
the
I
solar
honor
of
being
instal-
tt
the
Associate
Grand
iductress
nf
t.h
Drrier
of
f
Eastern
Star
Grand
Chapter
UNDIX
HOMI
APrUIANCIJ
Div.
AVCO
Manufacturing
Corp.
"THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
Phone
6
And
36
The
Installation
took
at
an
lmnresslve
ceremony
How
about
a
rumpus
room
in
attic
or
basement?
Sound
5ood?
H
will
sound
even
better
when
you
learn
liow
little
It
costs!
Greer
&
Bridden
Phone
909
215
1st
Ave.
W.
1
'he
Eastern
Star
Temple
In
ncouver
last
Wednesday.
i
Uw.v
J
uur
i.
Ji
viu
!
S
.........
'Bluer,
Mrs.
Muriel
Rhodes,
f"
U
others
here
were
over-ed
with
the
news.