Bylaws
To
Go
Belore
Rale
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
27,
1953
Northland
KMI'I'lltiHS.
SCREEN
-k
FLASHES
Pressing
need
for
room
biiiuu
If
x
,ii
i,..,...
""-
iney
vtaut
It
elation
at
Siuilhers,
Telkwa
and
and
uccommWal
,
Ill
usion
will
necessitate
ure.sen-
th
nlnr,,.i
.
"
It
s
A
Wise
Woman...
j
Qwn
(jovt
4
Falling
off
a
horse
Is
an
oc-
talUm
of
a
money
by.aw
to
dlt-
An
increase
in
w
cupatioiial
hazard
of
any
star
I
net
ratepayers.
lion
from
3o2
in
i'
of
outdoor
pictures,
states
Ran-t
Additions
and
new
building,
uf
February
I'ji.j
ta
dolph
Scott,
and
any
actor
who
umor
consideration
by
Bmllhers
the
steauy
gruwsh
w''
claims
he
dnesn't
take
an
occa-
rjtstrlet
School
Board
No.
54.
in-
Smilhers
Jum,)r.s;,"
sional
spill
never
gets
up
speed
,
clu(p
a
jive-room
new
clenun-
school
and
Bmithir,,,
in
the
saddle
lary
lool
at
Smitliers.
sehoul
to'a!
o
3,,
.8,.t
wm'n,,71,,,'.l1''?Jh,,!;,''i
Smlther
Parent-Teacher
As-
than
em,,as
.
3v-.
When
Buying
Your
New
Ti
-
-tV.3
.
1
:
Ul
l
lie
I"'"'
tin
iu
ul
j,.
A
j
bt
bUKh
IU
btt
UUK
-
NEW
.
.
.
55-
EASTER
I
CCIlIllcuuii
opening
r
w
outdoor
u
tn.
h.,.
drama
j
sociatlon
uw
ut
nn
das
has
vnlced
voiced
dlsannroval
disapproval
.
.
.
.
..
na
,,,rl
'
Klim.ri,
""I'th
tonight
onlght
at
the
Cupitl
;of
tle
proposal
as
Inadequate.
Onftwooci
is
as
as
he
he
1
brushed
himself
.
grade,
tour-
Quicl-..
'UM
.
T))(,
illl'
presr,.t
Ul
Li
I
v
jnlor
,lll
B
wv...
vu.
niini.,
i
2
.7
al:ll
v-
IA
"
.
.......
Theatre,
ufmr
hi
iiiu
Itirnun
The
ant-
I
"-"
j
OTTAWA
(CP)
J.
A.
Simmcmo
5
IL-Yukon-Muckenzie
river)
saysj
m'
Canada's
nurthland
is
develop-;
ing
so
fast
that
it
won't
be
long
j
belore
the
Yukon
and
Northwest!
1
.rritone.s
will
be
in
a
position
!
!
to
seek
.self-government
such
as
other
provinces.
j
It
i.s
only
natural,
he
told
t
he
i
Commons
that
the
northern
peoples
now
supervised
by
t'hej
f
lederal
government,
should
want
I
self-government.
Development
of
j
mineral,
oil
and
power
resources
I
''was
coming
so
fast
that
self-1
J
:
government
was
something
with-
I
i
in
the
foreseeable
future.
j
Si
v
-f
BONNETS
i
Mi
j
j
A
mal
had
slipped
and
fallen
to
i
Its
side
during
a
gallop
'si
Randy,
playing
a
cavalry
of-
,
ricer.
held
his
sabre
at
the
ready
position.
1
He
was
rilling
between
pht'ln
;
Carey
and
Roleit
Cabal
and
fell
E'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
VALLAC
2
n.
iiyEoan
between
ttiem
He
rememnerca
,
7,
4
"It
wnnld
be
in
the
best
Can-!
adian
tradition."
lie
said,
"to
allow
them
self-government
ju.st
as
soon
as
there
is
.sufficient
population
and
industry."
.
The
so-called
"frozen
north"
RAMMiLPII
St'O'lT.
Philip
Carey
and
Una
Romay
as
they
appear
in
Warner
Bros.'
Tecnncolor
action
picture.
The
Man
Behind
the
Ciun."
beuiiuiinn
at
Hie
Capitol
Theatre
tonight.
Patrice
Wymore
has
the
leading
female
role
In
the
film
directed
by
Felix
Feist.
Col.
McNaughton
to
Change
Name
in
Accord
With
Will
IWDiit'OlCK
lOJI
Mum
idiiMt!
"itHr.'"
n
TODAY
end
SATU
PRINCE
RUPERT
UNIT
CANADIAN
CANCER
SOCIETY
DINNER
MEETING
finest
Speaker:
IJH.
S.
F.
CARK
On
MONDAY,
MARCH
30th
in
the
BROADWAY
CAFE
Tickets
$1.50
7:00
p.m.
1
lit
1
nil.
r.
"JI
ST
toil
U
N"
Eveninqt
7
-
9:05
Saturday
Mot.,
2
-
4:30
i.s
on
the
threshold
of
Hie
great-
est
development
Canada
hao
ever'
known,
Mr.
Simmons
said.
De-;
'
velopment
of
hydro
-
electric
power
permitting
establishment
1
of
industries
there
was
in
the;
forefront.
j
He
outlined
investigations
In:
the
Yukon
river
basin
which
could
lead
to
development
of
I
between
4.000,000
and
5.000.000
ViV.WAVA'iWiVAVi'f'.V.W.i;
'
"'v
.
e.
.3
1
KINGSTON.
Ont.
M.
D.
M:Naughton.
-t-t.
Col
'notice
that
Edward
Murray
D;il-son
of
ziel
McNaughton
would
apply
to
TIIK
BltiGl
lt
Tllt:Y
AKK
HIK
IIAKIll
K
Till
V
(1
to
throw
the
sharp-puinlec
!
jiitire
to
f,ri"
"-'de
ho
it
hurt
neither
him,
Carey
nor
Cabal.
The
saddle
incident
was
th
stars
first
,'itve
"Canadian
Pa--iflc"
some
years
,ir').
.
"I
tmve
fallen
muni
times
uu
iig
riding
sceni-fc,"
admitted
K
indv.
one
of
the
in
t
popular
if
ul!
outdixT
ai'lnis
"What
tioi
s-num
ha.Mi
l'.'
"The
best
nrote.'li'n
fur
rider
is
In
knowh:
now
t.i
fall
when
the
time
comes
I
try
to
land
as
fas
away
from
the
horse
as
possible.
However,
no
rmc
can
give
uJvice
on
this
Every
-uch
incident
is
different,
and
ofivrt
nuide
more
hazardous
bv
having
other
riders
alongside
or
behind
"
He
has
never
been
hurt
In
any
fall
from
a
horse
His
worst
Injury
durltm
many
years
of
outdoor
action
roles
mine
from
th'
horn
of
a
placid
Bruhma
bull
the
player
was
riding
during
a
slow
scene.
The
bull
turned
it
head
suddenly
and
Jabbed
tlw
point
of
Its
twin
in
Randy
arm.
county
court
)udne
In
Ottawa
April
27
to
rhanee
his
surname
Last
August
Mrs.
Leslie's
wnl
left
a
home
and
$-'50,000
to
Col.
McNaughton
on
condition
th'it
Yu
change
hu
name
"legally
and
publicly"
to
Leslie.
His
father
is
chairman
of
the
Gen.
A.
G.
L.
McNaughton,
hu
given
notice
that
he
will
seek
to
change
his
surname
to
"Leslie"
in
accordance
with
the
terms
of
a
will
lef
by
his
aunt.
Mrs.
James
Norman
Stuart
Leslie
of
Kingston.
A
legal
advertisement
appearing
in
Ottawa
newspapers
gave
KIwrlAKU
VrlUMAKIt
:
JUANNt
C
AUDREY
TOTTER
Evenings
7:
-
9
p.m.
Motincc
SoJurdoy
2
TODAY
at
TOTE
Canadian
section
of
the
International
Joint
Commission
and
commanded
Canadian
troops
!n
theatre!
!
hydro-electric
horsepower.
Hy-j
dro.
he
said,
is
the
key
to
de-I
velopment
of
aluminum,
ore,
'
crude
oil
and
other
rich
resources
j
of
the
north.
He
hoped
the
government
!
would
give
every
assistance
to
!
private
enterprise
in
bringina
power
development
to
the
north,
j
Power
could
mean
the
develop-i
ment
of
a
"vast
hidden
mineral
i
treasure"
not
only
for
Canada
I
but
for
the
free
world.
He
hoped
the
government
YOUR
LITTLE
PRESENTS
Kngland
during
the
early
part
of
the
Second
World
War
When
the
legacy
was
firs',
announced.
Col.
McNaughton
Primitive
Ccokstove
was
on
duty
in
Korea
and
at
that
time
said:
"I
haven't
the
LOVERS
LEAP
"B
I
f
I
least
idea
what
I'm
going
to
do
"
ijn
LISDia
V
1
Hp
nimatfd
that
hr
ouUl
wa''-
r
I
i
for
at
least
a
year
before
com
Look
at
Our
A-l
Cars
By
FOItlil
S
ItlllDK
ing
to
a
decision
but
added:
"If
the
old
girl
iMrs
Leslie)
sin-
Before
You
Buy.
Try
One
of
These
and
Be
a
Sotiificd
Owner.
'
would
do
what
it
could
to
bring
I
liGie
transportation
to
the
north.
'
more
roads
and
possibly
even
a
railway.
!
A
rail
line
was
needed
"from
I
the
heart
of
America
to
Alaska."
'
He
suggested
it
could
be
a
con-
tinuation
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
from
Prince
GTTADD
V
CEflQ
A
cookstove
made
of
rubble,
1
cerely
wanted
me
to
continue
with
a
garbage
can
for
an
oven,:
the
family
name
it
very
possibly
Is
a
feature
at
the
convention
will
be
a
matter
of
personal
and
exhibition
of
the
Canadian
honor
with
me."
Rcstauiant
Association
now
be-'
Two
weeks
ago
Col
McNam-h-ing
heid
in
Toronto.
ton
s
legal
representative.
T.
J.
This
nrimitlve
cookstov
Is
net
J.
Rigney.
said
in
Kingston
that
Monday
and
Tuesday,
March
30
-
31
Civic
Centre
-
3:30
p.m.
Adults
Only
Admission
75c
Courtesy
Samuel
French
'Canadai
Ltd.
IMl
Plymouth
Tudor.
22.IHM)
careful
mlics
Only
JlsW.OO
1'JSO
Monarc
h
turdor
Truly
Call
112
That's
the
U
hi
a
luxury
car
i7j.uu
i
i:
V
5.
r
t
'it,
'k.
If
c
i.l
J
t
t
l
r
.
:..
.
.
.
i
George,
B.C.
to
Whitehorse,
Y.T.,
l:i
lord
Sedan
amid
t-iousands
of
gleaming
i
the
amount
of
succession
duties
Pverv
F.xtra
nJ'w
of
sleek
i
'as
81111
'n
the
process
of
being
utensiu
and
gadgets
ioik
Plymouth
Sedan
A
real
it
u
nrt:
:
determined.
and
then
to
Fairbanks.
Alaska.
The
Americans
had
considered
such
a
line
during
the
war.
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
restaurant
operation
there,
however,
for
tr.oooo
The
many
holdings
of
the
late
contrast,
and
it
is
not
there
to
show
how
S01-
8na
Mrs
V
has!
Sonu-
of
these
w
r
e
in
the
science
of
food-se'rving
FAREWELL
DANCE
and
Cheaix't
u
Hi
L:
vi
umw
"
1-
r
progressed
family
man
s
car.
KPM'IAL
l!MB
Angtia
'.
uilnr
-
than
the
bus
.......
Trucks
ISIS
3-T"
Kortl
.
MJ.'i.Ou
It
is
there
to
show
people
ho
I
to
get
to
work
quickly
If
war
or
j
disaster
should
set
them
to
for-aging
amid
ruins.
PART
OF
EXHIBIT
TONIGHT
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Music
By
Vl.rt.
IIM;.I.
and
HIS
W
I.M
I
KSMHt
S
Very
useful
S'ni.OO
securities
and
they
had
to
be
assembled
and
valued.
Col.
Leslie
predeceased
his
wife
by
about
a
year
and
liquid
ation
of
his
extensive
holdings
had
not
then
been
completed.
The
will
also
said
that
If
Col.
McNaughton.
a
bachelor,
declined
to
change
his
name,
chll-
Mow
.
Price
$1.00
Doncing
from
t
The
cook-stove
is
part
of
an
exhibit
by
civil
defence
welfare
services,
which
was
opened
by
Maj-Ge.
F.
F.
Wcrthlngton.
..
dcral
civil
defence
'If
you
don't
know
cars
.
.
.
know
your
d"aler
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
lit
"Tin:
H,iM
uJ
Frh'tidlr
Kl-t"
idren
of
any
future
marriage
were
to
be
given
a
similar
op-
portunity.
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
Brings
Re
j
ON
ONT
Elect
ric-and
gas
-
operated!
equipment
of
restaurants
mayj
Je
put
out
of
commission,
but
j
anyone,
if
he
knows
how,
c:n.!
quickly
set
up
an
emergency
kit,-
ehen
with
things
that
arc-around
him.
j
j
He
"
can
build
a
stove
from
,
rubble,
using
mud
for
cement
!
Aged
Motorist
Has
Solution
For
Crossings
Only
nine
1nnr
ami
you're
lln're!
Monday,
iinrs.li.)s
ami
Kriilayn,
9:H
a.m.
Diri-fl
romi.-i
lions
to
KASTUSN
CANADA.
v
'
ft.
'Wtw
(Ino't
(it
currying
rot
op.nl
nut
inlo
a
lull
id
towing
lurlat,
lill
nylit
into
Its
machine.
.
fjrJX
:
He
can
set
an
oven
In
Its
cen-j
lONIK)N
f-
An
fiH-year-old
!
ire,
even
If,
as
ith
the
current
,
motorist
who
has
driven
liUO.nMO
i
xhibit.
It
U
only
a
garbage
can.imiiet
sees
a
solution
to
Britai't'.-
Hi
can
provide
a
fuel
spacel
highway
prob.tm
in
what
he
i
underneath
which
will
burn
calls
"half-moon"
and
a
"string
wood,
or
hold
a
flash
pan
for
oil!
of
pearls."
I
and
water.
i
The
motorist.
F.
8.
Bennett,
i
In
Britain,
some
00.000
women
!
suggests
Installing
a
row
of
re-;
are
tx
in
j
taught
how
to
go
to
i
Hectors
50
yards
on
each
side
of
I
work
quickly
with
such
"curb-j
the
highway
to
warn
drivers
of
.side"
cookery.
British
expcrl-j
Th!.-.
he
calls
the
Also,
Fly
lit
Yani
ouvi
r
!y
ay
of
SaiuUtlt.
Sav
linn-.
.
Save
niom-y
.
.
Anil
i-njoy
Canadian
Taiilic
frifiidly,
murli-oiis
mtvmc
alofl.
liffeclive
Manii
loth
"Scrviil
li
ilirrrl
rminrrl-
t
ing
linimi'iiir
laing
i
il
I'rini-c
ltii
rl
!
9
a.m.,
'
X
.Muliilavii,
-Hllrilar
nd
I-
A
'
'
h
'
-
-
r
.
t
t
,
"4
wJ
-
"
-.5
!dL'.tress
and
shock
need
some-.
Strings
of
pearls
The
half-miMin
Is
a
scml-clr-
rrinn.
thing
"hot
and
sweet"
probably
;
tea
or
coffee.
The
"curbsldo"
cular
safety
zone
at
each
end
of
(
iiiimiII
voiir
Travel
I
Slip
o
loti
or
Ino't
OPCN
ARM
-
durn
In
a
r'M
the
crossing.
Here
pedestrians
could
stand
so
that
motorists
;ould
see
they
Intended
to
cross.
Bennett
aoanced
his
propo
cookstove
can
provide
that
and!
j
follow
up
quickly
with
sustain-
j
ing
stews.
Restaurants
and
other
cook-,
ing
and
baking
establishment
ii
Slip
clot.d
cul.v
ormhoLt
over
if
-
tw
01
tovW
Agent
or
Ounailian
I'arilic
Airlinen;
I'lione
79,
oi
on
o
flat
turf
ace!
Slip
lorn
elbowi
and
irwnwi
oer
II
ond
m.nd
ih.m
in
minutnt.
No
oilior
mortimi
mend
i
tubular
thopn
ot
Elno
dosl
se
being
asked
to
make
arrange-
sals
at
a
national
conference
of
rents
so
that
they
can
quickly.
tne
Pedestrians
Association.
I
put
emergency
facilities
to
work,
e
!
:r
1
1.
l.l.nl.An
n
.1
I
I
ir
'.-"w
a
.
ur"
it
I
ii
men
iiiinii
i
n
sii.uiiriu
mi;
iub
out
of
action.
i
I
And
shortly,
communities
aercs
Canada
will
be
asked
to
I
'end
representatives
to
Ottawa
'
!
to
take
Instruction
in
emergency
i
i
i-ookin-?
and
feeding.
These
rep-',
have
a
GOOD
RUM
for
your
money
"
!
,
?
m
r.
V.JID
SUM:
:,"',
ft,
-5i
"
i
-
resent
atives
will,
In
turn
become
earhers
in
their
own
V1-
Vj
11
1
entirely
New!
not
only
SEWS
belter
but
DARNS
and
MENDS!
l'ilmi
(lunit
fasler
than
ymi
eoulil
ever
do
liy
Imruf
I
It
mtMitJs
in
tniiiutes-w
xK'illy
you
burnt
u
see,
the
mrwl
Nn
other
machine
can
do
it!
1'lna
nmti"-j.'rumR-r'inlirfid('r.s-Hews
backward
ami
forwurd
and
in
ANY
direction!
Ili''v.'
bulky
fabrics
-thin
soft
sheers
-Kina
handles
them
all
with
equal
ease.
Kin
'
FULL-SIZKI),
yet
stores
away
in
a
small
Hpnee.
Klna
is
a
niafrni
lice
nt
Swiss
precision
machine,
Rolidly
built.
It
w
nilcntly,
MmiM.thly
;
it
doesn't
vibrate;
it'
a
joy
to
use!
Come
in
lot
us
Rive
yu
'
free
demonstration.
$41
down,
$2.25
per
week
At-ltC
Fully
guaranteed
Parts
and
Service
always
availaW''
I"
Trade-ins
accepted.
Allowance
nu
deducted
from
down
paymem.
mm
mm
i!
Y'-W
Garnishee
Law
Changes
Being
Studied
VICTORIA
ti
The
provincial
government
is
expected
to
Introduce
legislation
at
the
current
session
easing
out-of-date
garnishee
regulations.
'iJL
vj.
"v
0H
OT77r
Go&stdlatt
(Pacific
AIRLINES
The
present
law,
enacted
40
years
ago,
says
a
garnishee
order
can
take
all
a
married
man's
salary
except
$60
a
month.
This
figure
Is
expected
to
be
Increased
'
Your
Local
Travel
Agent
...
to
$100
or
$120.
Leo
Nlmslck
(CCF-Cranbrook)
already
has
Introduced
a
bill
providing
for
an
increase
to
$120,
but
it
Is
understood
he
will
withdraw
his
bill
if
the
government
brings
in
similar
legislation.
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
ThU
advnrtlnemont
U
not
publlshM
or
dt8ulayeI
by
the
Liquor
Control
THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
Phone
620
Bourd
or
by
th
Oovprnment
of
)
WaUace
Building
Uriluli
Columbia.