Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
July
18,
1953
futjat
fui-ple
aCoiltjt
Stovc-Pipc
Trousers
Invading
Wardrobes
Of
British
Women
Leaving
on
Vacation
Jermans
Eat
Crow
!t
Canadian
Table
ling
embroidered
with
white
straw
and
diamante.
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Germany
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s
who
fought
LONDON
Reuters)
Blue
Jeans
and
stove-pipe
trousers
are
Invading
the
wardrobes
of
British
women
leaving
on
summer
vacations
and
the
fashion
designers
are
already
unveiling
the
sports
clothes
for
the
still-
,ns
In
the
Second
world
BILL
MURRAY
will
speak
to
you
on
CFPR
FRIDAY,
JULY
17,
7:50
p.m.
eating
crow
at
Cnnadian
for
the
winter,
too.
The
latest
ski
suits
now
being
designed
for
next
winter
all
show
the
Influence
of
Miss
1953
s
craze
for
the
stovepipe
trousers.
One
striking
suit,
designed
for
after-ski
wear
by
Teddy
Tin-ling,
designer
of
tennis
star
Gussie
Moran's
famous
lace
panties,
is
In
heliotrope
towel
speaks
six
languages
now
Is
serving
behind
a
bar
In
a
mess
here.
His
assistant
Is
a
former
German
paratrooper.
A
clerk
Is
the
former
commissioner
for
housing
for
Hannover.
A
former
tea
planter
In
the
East
Indies
vlio
once
had
2,000
persons
work
SMITH
ERS.
The
ensuing
year's
slate
of
Royal
Purple
Lodge
officers
was
Installed
by
Installing
Officer
Lady
Margaret
Oulton
and
Assistant
Installing
Officer
Lady
Orline
Franson.
Officers
Installed
were
Ethel
Morris,
Honored
Royal
Lady;
Catherine
Wilson,
Associate
Royal
lady;
Helen
Copeland.
e.
Seem
to
be
liking
It,
For
the
chilly
evening
by
the
sea
or
aboard
ship,
a
practical
and
at
the
same
time
smart
sweater
has
a
ribbed
sleeve
from
the
wrist
to
within
two
Inches
of
the
elbow,
giving
the
effect
of
the
fashionable
just-below-the-elbow
sleeve
while
providing
the
required
warmth.
months-away
winter
season.
Whether
seaside,
mountain
or
r,..t!inre.
a
former
Oer-
helped
to
tpHiit-niajor
I.
Richard
Cummlngs
of
ing
for
him
Is
Cummlngs'
chief
in
support
of
a.sslf
tant.
A
former
Ocrman
i
off
the
Uunkerque
in
1940.
Now
he's
Cum
in!
man-driver.
nigs.
In
fact,
Is
boss
of
Germans
employed
as
laborers
with
the
27th
JIM
McKELVIE
SOCIAL
CREDIT
CANDIDATE
for
Skeena.
lake
is
the
chosen
destination,
one
thing
sure
to
figure
largely
In
the
wardrobe
is
the
beach
suit,
consisting
of
shorts,
"bra"
and
matching
blouse,
and,
perhaps,
one
of
the
new
shortie
coats.
Blacks
and,
to
a
large
extent
except
for
beach
wear
and
sun
bathing,
shorts
are
quite
out
of
date
this
year.
Their
place,
already
usurped
by
blue
jeans
last
year,
has
been
taken
this
year
by
stove-pipe
trousers.
And,
looking
ahead,
that
goes
k
The
Automobile
Association
(AAA)
offers
attractive
benefits
to
motorists.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVER
Local
Agent
PHIL
MNZKY
Royal
Lady;
Donila
Flockhait,
Lecturing
Lady;
Jean
Mehaf-fey,
secretary;
Margaret
Oulton,
treasurer;
Olgo
Evans,
chaplain;
Edith
Zust.
conductress;
Ingeborg
Paulson,
inner
guard;
Helena
Morris,
outer
guard;
Marlene
Goodwin,
thre-year
trustee,
and
Rose
Adomeit,
n
mianiry
rjngaae
in
medical
officer
Is
a
groundsman
for
the
Canadians.'
Cummlngs
says
he
finds
his
German
workers
Industrious,
disciplined
and
Intelligent,
that
th
y
feel
they
are
lucky
to
have
jorm.
With
thousands
of
displaced
persons
pouring
in
from
ths
Raid
wine
earn
month,
they
can
be
leplaccd
If
they
aren't
willing
to
work.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
31
j
Third
Avenue
rhouc
301
He
supervises
all
to
do
with
"provision,
i
and
maintenance
of
dation"
for
6,000
Cana-,ps
In
Hannover
and
the
brigade
towns
of
Hain-llohne.
inc.).
a
37-year-old
na-
For
quick
results
try
o
Daily
News
C'os.ificd
2E
Kveston.
Out.,
Joined
th"
Oi
IDE
irmy
when
lie
win
17,
Franee
with
ihe
Koyil
ps
In
1939
and
euine
out
Diiiikeiqiie
In
HMO.
:rr
fmiRht
with
Iinl
iim's
Horse
In
ttiilv.
Hn
i
ilrivi
1
1
ip
Germans
off
'amino
and
anions
the
A.
i
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I
al
i.
t:
t
1-1
I
pi
I'
oners
taken
bv
the
Pkt.
BAR
SOAP
GIANT
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UV
GIANT
4J
uis
was
the
omnipresent
i-mnjor
who
now
Is
his
n
of
I
he
Oermans,
Cum-ran
relate
some
tal"s
how
how
the
fortunes
of
SPECIALS
GOOD
TILL
JULY
22
he
given
Ironic
twists
to
0)
Five
Roses
(fT
1
ju
ppcr
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24
,ts
y
I'S.
were
two
full
colonels,
ners
of
the
Ritter
Krcuz,
equivalent
of
the
Vlc-.iss.
who
started
working
tiers
In
the
Canadian
,.
One
was
a
former
officer,
.the
other
had
LARD
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MARGARINE
ZZ
Solo
Brond
Lb.
J
kith
the
Luftwaffe.
rose
to
be
foreman
of
Primrose,
Sweet
Mixed,
16-oz.
CKLES
with
a
salary
of
about
nit
h.
The
other,
after
a
Kood
conduct
and
effl-
hvlce,
became
a
file
clerk.
PANCAKE
FLOUR
Aunt
Jemima
jiiier
export
manager
for
he
in
the
Far
East
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DINNER
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Advisers
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Fancy,
15-oz.
tin
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JLC
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Chinese
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SfcONG.
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Korea
I'nitcd
States
officers
said
Russian
military
advisers
fvlng
with
some
Chinese
.s
which
struck
along
the
front.
Ifflcers
said
the
unlform-i
ians
were
Identified
as
;
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advisers.
3-Pound
Tin
Each
MARSHMALLOWS
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Angelus,
16-oz.
Cello
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pfirmatlon
of
the
report.
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no
indication
how
1
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16-oz.
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lus.slan
advisers
were
with
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attackers.
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dispatch
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when
first
submitted
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