rrint.e
kuuf'
U'-"'y
'XJtwi
Thursday.
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2e.
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North
Koreans
Want
to
Give
Cigarettes
to
ROK
Repatriates
TOKYO
iReuters
More
'.nan
J.iiOO
North
Korean
prisoners
have
asked
permis.ion
to
end
gift
cigarettes
to
South
Korean
sick
and
wounded
repatriated
recently
by
the
Communists.
The
United
Nations
prisoner-of-war
command
said
the
prisoners
seek
to
make
the
gift
out
of
their
daily
ration
as
a
"mark
of
thankj"
for
the
humane
treatment
they
are
receiving.
Large
Crowd
Attends
Bazaar
Held
Here
by
Women
of
the
Moose
LA
IRAVIAIA
TO
BE
PLAYED
AT
CLUB
MEET
Beginning
Friday,
the
Music
Appreciation
Club
at
the
Civic
Centre
will
feature
complete
operas
instead
of
their
regular
winter
program.
lMtH4
WO
mi
I
Many
took
advantage
of
fine
i
weather
to
attend
the
recent
A
f
nazaar
neia
oy
me
women
oi
tne
Everyone
is
invited
to
go
and
,
;
enjoy
the
opera
on
records.
La
;
:
Traviata
is
the
fir.-t
of
the
sum-
;
V
CORONATIOI
!
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
F.
De
Biass
received
the
guests.
General
!
convener
was
Mrs.
L.
Holder.
i
The
following
were
in
charge
!
of
the
various
stalls
and
concessions:
j
Sewing
Mrs
Fred
Barber,
as-i
sisted
by
Mrs
J.
Thompson,
Mrs
liiffi
season
offerings.
i
The
opera
"
La
Traviata"
takes
i
M:s.
D.
Morrison
and
Mrs.
R.
Armstrong.
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
L.
Paabe.
Mrs.
B
Gilmour,
Mrs.
J
H
Jefferies,
Mrs.
T.
Chri.stoff,
Mrs.
G
Shenton.
Mrs.
A.
F.
Mar-Mrs.
B
Bellamy,
Mrs.
G.
M.-Kay
and
Mrs.
D
McKay.
In
charge
of
the
fish
pond
and
the
publicity
committee
were
Mrs.
A.
E
Norton
and
Mrs.
Raabe.
with
fortune
telling
by
Mrs.
E.
Keehn.
Door
prizes
were
won
by
Mrs.
Bacon.
Mrs.
O.
Stegavg,
Mrs.
J.
Morrison,
Mrs.
Glenn,
Mrs.
Sam
Haugan
and
Mrs.
Helen
Anton-iuck.
CVshier
was
Mrs.
Haugan.
SANDAL
With
Matching
Handbag
-;
:
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I
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4
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;
L.
Hustings
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Kas-pei.
Delicatessen
Mrs.
F.
Good,
assisted
by
Mrs.
J:m
Bacon
anci
Mrs.
George
Robinson.
Home
cooking
Mrs.
Fred
Grimbie
and
Mrs.
L.
Orimble.
Candy
stall
Mrs.
H
Paulson,
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
Flewin
ami
Mrs
M.
Heise.
Novelties
Mrs.
H.
S.
Harrison
and
Mrs.
T.
Glenn.
Pourers
were
Mrs.
O.
Tweed.
Mrs
W.
Bussy.
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre
and
Mrs.
P.
Bond;
in
charge
of
doilies
were
Mrs.
J.
Morrison.
Mrs.
C.
Erickson,
Mrs.
A.
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
S.
Simpson
Serving
were
Mrs.
A.
Eveleigh,
Mrs.
E.
Lugren.
Mrs.
C.
Larsen,
Only
J
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1
15Hrs.
40Min.
FfO
Ttrrac
HONOLULU
$?03.50
CELEBRATING
HER
OWN
BIRTHDAY,
as
well
as
the
official
observance
of
the
Queen's
birthday,
Mrs.
Brandt
Johnston,
62,
of
Toronto,
wa'ked
C2
miles
from
Beamsville,
Out.,
to
Toronto
in
18
hours.
She
took
an
estimated
165.000
steps.
Last
year
on
her
61st
birthday
she
walked
61
miles.
Every
10
miles
or
so
she
took
off
hei
running
shoes
and
let
the
soles
of
her
feet
feel
the
earth
She
broke
into
a
run
every
few
miles.
Next
morning,
up
bright
and
early
she
"did
a
great
big
washing."
Her
son,
24,
helps
her
change
sox.
Handbag
-$12.95
Shoes
-
$13.95
A
beautifully
matched
set
in
genuine
Cobra
.
.
.
Multicolor
Red,
White
and
Blue.
r
I
II
11
.
CaMtuliaM
(Pacific
Smithers
Couple
Heading
South
place
in
Paris
and
surrounding
country
during
the
19th
century.
Act
I
A
lively
party
in
the
house
of
Violetta
who
has
abandoned
herself
to
a
life
of
pleasure.
Young
Aifreda
Germont
is
presented
to
her
and
he
at
once
succumbs
to
the
charm
of
the
frail
but
beautiful
creature.
His
sincerity
opens
a
new
feeling
and
pure
love
in
her
heart,
she
realizes
for
the
first
time
the
shallowness
of
her
life
and
the
moral
disgrace
of
her
position.
Coughing
spells
indicate
that
she
is
the
victim
of
consumption.
Act
II
In
a
country
house
three
months
later
Aifreda
and
'
Violetta
are
happy
together.
Alfredo
discovers
that
Violetta
is
secretly
selling
her
possessions
to
maintain
their
establishment.
Determined
to,
end
this
situation
he
leaves
for
Paris.
In
his
absence,
his
father
arrives
and
find?-
Violetta
alone.
He
tells
her
that
his
son's
union
with
her
not
only
is
injurious
to
him
in
the
eyes
of
the
world
but
will
prevent
Alfrecla's
sister
from
marrying
a
wealthy
noble,
who
has
made
known
his
intention
of
renouncing
her
if
Aifreda
does
not
give
up
Viletta.
Deeply
touched,
Violetta
resolves
to
sacrifice
her
own
happiness
and
leaves
the
house
af'er
writing
a
farewell
note
to
Alfredo.
He
returns
to
the
house
to
receive
it
and
to
listen
to
an
appeal
from
his
father,
then
follows
Violetta
to
Paris.
Change
of
Scene
Salon
in
the
hotel
of
Flora,
one
of
Violetta's
friends.
There
Aifredo
again
meets
Violetta
who
is
now
under
the
protection
of
the
Baron
Douphal.
Unaware
of
her
sacrifice,
he
flung
the
money
he
won
gambling
at
her
feet.
His
father
enters
and
reproaches
him
for
the
insult.
Act
III
Violetta's
chamber.
She
has
returned
home
to
die
of
Women's
Canadian
Club
to
Present
Bursary
at
Graduation
Exercises
Cttntuft
your
Travel
ARt
I
C4Ad,n
9tiHe
Airlinci,
Pruuu
79
SMITHERS.
An
extender
holiday
trip
to
Mexico
is
plan
-
;
ned
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
C.
Jack-
j
fon
who
left
Smithers
this
week
;
by
train
for
Prince
Rupert.
They
will
travel
by
boat
to
Vanco'i-1
er,
where
they
will
entrain
for
Los
Angeles.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Jackson
intend
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton
wa.s
elected
president
last
night
of
the
Women
s
Canadian
Club
here
at
its
annual
meeting.
Other
officers
are
Mrs
W.
D.
Smith,
vice-president;
Mrs.
J.
J.
Thompson.
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward
,
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Christie.
i
A
bursary
of
$100
will
be
;
awarded
by
the
cluo
at
graduation
exercises
tomorrow
night,
it
was
decided,
and
given
to
"th?
most
outstanding
student
in
;
L
lM,,,-VfI:l
Donaldson,
secretary;
Mrs.
John
'
tn
mntnr
from
that,
cilv
in
Mpv-
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Wakley,
assistant
secretary;
Mrs.
1
1
nglish
Arts
wno
is
denniteiy
ic0
Tney
will
relurn
t0
smith-Allan
Rutherford,
treasurer:
j
intending
to
enter
university
tTS
by
train
via
Salt
Lake
cit
.
Mrs.
Harold
Thorns,
assistant
;
and
who
is
most
deserving
of
Ulah
treasurer.
i
this
help."
LIMITED
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
Box
638
Phone
3;
Members
or
the
executive
are
!
n
aiscussiun
was
neiu
on
j
.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Graham,
Mrs.
Andy
:
forming
a
joint
men's
and
worn-
i
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11
U
(I
oil
ens
Canadian
Club.
Decision
The
tomplrte
iTarel
Service
Slurb
j
0T
Sent.
27
'27
3C
Canada'
i's
11th
annual
Ni-
1
Immuni
imunization
Week
will
1
1
ed
this
year
from
Sep-
Joyce
Pottle
Honored
At
Shower
tional
will
be
left
to
the
first
meeting
!
of
the
new
executive.
j
I
Annual
reports
were
given
dealing
With
the
operation
of
the
club
during
the
past
year.;
Mrs
F.
E.
Anfield,
retiring
pres-
ident,
said
she
was
very
pleased
with
the
past
year's
activities.
!
The
outgoing
executive
pre-1
be
observe
under
tember
27
to
October
3.
Health
the
leadership
of
th
GRUNT
.
GROAN
League
of
Canada.
This
is
a
nationwide
educational
campaign
to
bring
to
th
attention
of
all
parents
the
protection
against
diphtheria
lockjaw,
whooping
cough
and
smallpox
which
is
available
to
thwr
children
wherever
the
live.
rented
to
the
incoming
officers
a
"guest
book"
to
keep
a
record
of
all
guest
speakers
who
w.ll
visit
the
club.
This
was
the
final
general
meeting
before
activity
resumes
in
September.
consumption
which
has
progres-
,
A
brWal
shower
for
Mlss
jovce
sed
until
there
is
no
hope
for
'
,
.
.
,
PoUle'
whose
10
Ja':K
her.
Too
late,
Alfredo
learns
the
I"
truth.
PauL
Jr..
takes
place
next
week.
With
his
father
he
hurries
to
""as
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
the
dying
woman
seeking
to
:
DUS
Kerr,
229
Eighth
Avenue
comfort
her
and
ask
her
hand
Past.
in
marriage.
This
brings
to
her
Highlight
of
the
evening
was
a
final
gleam
of
happiness,
but
the
presentation
of
gifts,
car-she
is
too
weak
to
more
than
bid
j
ried
in
a
decorated
ba.sinnet
a
tender
adieu
to
her
lover.
complete
with
"baby"
by
you
no;
!
Bruce
Kerr.
Wide
skirts
of
the
don
baby
concealed
the
many
gifts.
Miss
Jean
Sharpe
and
Miss
Roberta
Paul
assisted
the
guest
of
honor
in
opening
the
wrapped
gifts.
.
Later,
refreshments,
including
Brownie
Pack
Seeks
Uniforms
WRESTLING
EXHIBITION
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
MAY
29
and
30
8:30
p.m.
4-Top
Flight
Entertainers
Tickets:
Ringside
Reserved
$2.00.
Reserved
$1.50
Adult
Rush
$1
.00
Student
Rush
50
Tickets
at:
99
Taxi,
Grotto
Cigar
Store,
Civic
Centre.
GIANT
POLITICAL
RALLY
Gyro
Park,
Sunday,
May
31st
3
p.m.
Hear
HON.
R.
W.
BONNER,
Arty.-Gcn.
Cond.
BILL
MURRAY
Entertainment
by
Westernaires
A
call
went
out
today
for
a
j
a
bridal
cake'
were
s'rved-dozen
Brownie
uniforms
.
for
j
Mrs.
Lloyd
Rice
and
Mrs.
Ted
members
of
the
Third
Prince
Parkhouse
assisted
the
hostess.
Rupert
Pack
so
the
little
girls
;
Others
present
were:
Mrs.
Alice
Pottle,
Mrs.
Jack
Paul,
Mrs.
Bill
Pottle,
Mrs.
Oscar
may
take
part
in
uniform
in
the
Coronation
Day
parade.
Mothers
of
the
children
had
I
iisKe,
ivirs.
r
rea
Berry,
mr.'
Civic
Centre
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'""i
Misses
Kay
and
Dorreen
Paul
the
children,
but
through
an
er-
j
S(,nding
gifts
but
unable
to
at.
1
j"'7,
,
,
ilf,1l
WPre
Mrs
Arthur
Ogilvie
Social
Credit
Ativt.
End
Mrs.
Levi
Fitzgerald.
.;-.'.V';
Is
not
enough
time
now
to
ob-
i
Jain
tnjrrproiet;clot)v
i
1
JAboit.
kt
Aoi-n
,ftf
the
girls
peed
linifornvi'!
smd
Mm.
Lucy
Mazzone,
who,
with
Rita
Mclean,
trains
the
28
members
of
the
pack.
Anyone
having
a
uniform
is
asked
to
contact
sisters
at
Annunciation
School.
Fifteen
members
of
the
pack
are
being
tested
tomorrow
and.
leaders
say,
they
expect
them
all
to
pass
with
flying
colors.
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