Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Saturday,
January
5,
1952
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By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Btafl
Writer
LONDON
fi
The
new
year
has
a
problem
for
dark-haired,
Edmonton-born
Dianne
Foster.
23-
d
PERSONAL
I
(jrcllner
left
on
today
s
flll
Q
,l
nVHiK'Mivcr
on
ouil-
J.
Jrene
Ha
mi
Many
I'rince
Rupert
people
may
have
been
under
the
impression
that
there
were
no
needy
persons
in
the
city
this
Christmas
and
that
abundance
jof
employment
and
high
wages
were
making
it
possible
for
everyone
to
enjoy
the
new
high
standard
rtP
01
0
1
lit
year-old
wife
of
Toronto'.
An-
,
jMf
Mrs.
George
Martin
fclv
l
U
ar
J-toilcii
drew
Allan,
drama
supervisor
for
,
sail
tomorrow
on
the
the
CBC
;
for
Vancouver.
,
SKEENA
CROSSING
Mrs.
,.u
-
8ay,
Dianne,
who
been
mar
rfiof
living.
The
Salvation
Army
found
it
different
in
'A
-
LuelU
McDonald
left
by
Irene
Harris
was
hostess
at
a
rlcd
for
Just
six
months
and
..,.,
mr
Vancouver
to
re-
successful
New
Years
Eve
party
never
been
hnnnier
In
mv
life"
f
-
quite
a
number
of
cases.
r
sludles
at
the
Unlver-
In
Kttzegucla
village.
There
were
faces
the
prospect
of
having
to
Work
Clothes
For
indoor
or
outdoor
work
we
hove
a
complete
supply
of
the
dothes
you
need.
See
our
overalls,
work
shirts,
denim
smocks,
work
pants,
work
gloves
and
coveralls.
Lj.fi
.vw."
"
an
Hi,
stay
in
LAnaon
.wnirc
nu&uanu
i
Naas
River
and
speakers
includ-
.i
r
Kfruin
left
by
plane
,,,,,.
;or
Vancouver
on
a
.u
ior
8am
Wesley
Davld
Wesley,
,
trip.
He
Is
expected
Mrs
Eliward
Wesley
of
Kltze-
three
or
four
days.
gulca
and
Chiefs
Robert
Stewart,
...
J
Tn..c.t
I'll
Tnmn.
A
An
m
m
nnrt
C
,
n
Salvation
Campaign
.
I'9calArmy
Workers
To
Participate
in
Soul-Savin
Drive
i
Local
Salvationists
gathered
on
New
Year's
Eve
to
consecrate
themselves
to
active
service
in
a
I
Reporting
this
morning,
Major
W.
C.
Poulton
told
the
Daily
News
that
the
Army
had
found
a
number
of
pensioners
and
people
j
trying
to
live
on
fixed
incomes
j
who
have
been
having
a
difficult
j
time
to
get
by.
j
For
these
people
what
the
Army
was
able
to
provide
meant
the
difference
between
a
"comfortable"
and
an
,
"austere"
Christmas.
I
"These
are
the
folks
who
are
really
suflering
from
Uie
new
I
,
gmln
ana
Ijtinj
-
naiuca
nuamo
anu
vugc
on;w-
sall
tomorrow
on
we
uiv
oi
uie
muua
nivcr.
'
.
I,..
I,,
I.,,.
Irin
In
Andrew
returns
to
Canada
for
radio
commitments.
.
j
Diane,
a
dark-eyed,
five-foot-two
Canadian,
came
to
London
In
July,
1950.
on
holiday
after
two
years
In
radio
in
Toronto.
As
with
many
another
Canadian
entertainer,
the
holiday
soon
turned
Into
a
business
proposition.
Now
Dianne
has
a
five-year
contract
witn
a
BiiUh
film
company
and
has
Just
finished
her
second
stage
appearance.
Her
first
dramatic
role
In
London
started
last
February
In
fin
ir
?r
and
the
states.
IN
"OTHELLO"
Dianne
Foster,
23-year-old
Edmoton
actress,
went
to
London
last
year
on
a
holiday.
Since
then
she
has
appeared
In
one
film,
is
making
aonther
and
has
had
parts
In
two
stage
plays,
including
"Othello"
with
Orson
W'les
In
'he
title
role.
Dianne
also
married
Toronto's
Andrew
Allan,
drama
supervisor
lor
the
CBC
now
on
leave
In
London.
(CP
PHOTO)
1
Male"11".
aIlcr
EP-'1U,"W
I,rlslnias
and
New
Year
1
r,
Riitcrlalo
with
reaQers
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Sonja
meeting,
Monday,
Jan
sra.M'ii
ts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
high
cost
of
living
and
for
world-wide
evangelistic
cam-,whom
we
were
able
to
render
a
paign
of
soul-saving
and
useful
service
which
was
much
dom-building
to
be
In
operation
n.rf
turned
to
the
city
on
uary
7,
at
Mrs.
W.
Balllnger's.
:lrotln
last
evening
to
re-ij
studies
here.
5cl
Agatha
Christies'
thriller,
"The
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTH
I
NG
Third
Avenue
Phone
345
n
Arthur
Jones,
son
of
Whist
drive
and
tournament.
iTo
middle
blonde
act"
rt
Mrs.
W.
A.
Jones,
and
Saturday.
January
5.
Moose
ray'a
mlde'a.ee?'n.
appreciated.
.
throughout
the
whole
of
1952.
Radio
Luxembourg
in
"Tne
Lives
"The
people
who
dropped
their
'
General
Albert
Orsborn,
the
International
Leader
of
the
Sal-trom
of
Harry
Lime,"
the
character
donations
in
our
Christmas
pot
"The
Third
Man"
film.
may
feel
satisfied
that
their
gifts
vation
Army,
launching
the
cam-
..
....
-
'wet
Dut
to
sood
use
in
Dlaces
paign,
said:
,,0Wc.
son
of
Mr.
and
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
.4c
'
.
r
Zf
"
uianne
nas
aiso
miue
u..c
-
-
here
U
d.di
wl
oodl
n
bring
"Because
the
spiritual
and
film,
"Quiet
Woman."
starrring
exis(mg
rharcl
Olske,
sailed
by
tne
'
"
-
Gcoree
Thursday
night
to
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru-
For
this,
Dianne
went
blonde
studies
at
University
of
Pert
Fishing
Vessel
Owners'
As-
and
"looked
such
a
mess"
she
Columbia
aftor
spending
relation
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
crept
out
daily
In
a
huge
fur
cap
rlstmas
and
New
Year
Centre
on
Sunday,
January
S,
that
obscured
her
hair
from
season
visiting
at
their
at
1:30
p.m.
(4c
view.
SPECIAL!
;n
the
city.
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
WITII
ORSON
WFXLES
the
major
added.
.
throughout
the
world
have
given
Now
she
is
at
work
on
"Lo
t
Christian
U
.
"'with8
Je'an
Vent
-d
There
were
twenty-six
such
in-
-nest
peop
grave
Montreal's
Mark
Stevens
playing
cidents
-here
Army
hafnper
.and
""gf
ntcan
to
the
part
of
a
loose-living
red-
other
assistance
were
of
extreme
women
everywhere
to
h?adPwhib
Jean
who
generally
and
heart-warming
helpfulness.
nn-
Tn
7aith
takes
this
type
of
part,
wears
the
Armv
pot
returns
this
Christ-
turn
bacit
t0
God
Tnere
ig
no
halo.
mas
weren
fourteen
percent
up
0ther
solution
for
the
ills
of
man-
Dianee
is
already
committed
for
from
last
year.
kind."
a
third
film.
This
means
she
will
Major
Wm.
C.
Poulton,
the
Dis-
he
unahle
return
to
Canada1
DIES
AT
SERVICE
trict
Officer,
recently
returned
League
resumes
Monday.
January
7.
A
Division,
7:15
p.m.;
B
Division.
9
p.m.
(ltci
Her
next
part
was
dark
-haired
Bianca
In
Orson
Welles'
"Othello"
at
St.
James's
theatre,
which
came
off
Just
before
Christmas.
Regular
Moose
i
meeting,
Tuesday,
Prince
Rupert
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January
January
8,
8,
8
8
rm-
p.m.
mis
was
me
greatest,
mrm
oi
Ladies'
Worm
Wool
Lined
Boots
8.95
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VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Qh
XT'
John
John
James
James
from
from
Toronto
Toronto
conferences
conferences,
out-
wun
ner
nusoana
iien
ins
six
months'
leave
from
the
CBC
?nds
1
--i
J
:
Galloway,
78,
collapsed
and
died
lined
the
campaign,
and
the
form
recently
while
attending
the
of
activity
It
should
take.
Campbell
Watson
Island:
V
y
(6c
6c
Dianne's
career
in
London,
one
k'j
e
Cook
and
Mr.
and
'
of
her
aims
In
coming
here
was
Cook
Terrace:
J
Krlst-
NOTICE.
Meeting
of
the
to
study
voice
control,
and
she
n
and
R
W.
CundaM,
Van-
Doep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
will
says
It
s
lesson
In
Itself
Just
to
In
March.
At
present
Allan
is
funeral
of
Col.
Walter
Mclnnes.
The
local
Corps,
under
the
working
with
the
BBC
as
a
tern-
Two
two
had
been
friends
for
direction
of
Sr.
Capt.
O.
Oystryk,
J.
F.
Dvrnctor,
Pacific:
be
held
in
the
Union
Hall
on
listen
weues.
I
4
Corps
Sergeant-Major
M.
porary
producer
In
the
features
many
years
when
they
formerly
and
is,
Smlthers;
Ken
Mai-
sunaay,
January
o,
at
z.
p.m.
snc
got
the
part
or
Bianco
rtnee
Rupert.
Business
important.
(4c)
after
appearing
with
Welles
on
Ladies'
Shearling
Lined
Boots
Waksdale.
is
being
organized
for
3
department.
lived
in
Kegina.
U
DID
VOU
HEAR
WHAT
i
10-5
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DON
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THAT
MR
CMTHEPS
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HOME
TONIGHT
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special
effort
in
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evangelism.
January
will
be
;
spent
In
prayer
and
preparation,
j
To
coincide
with
the
International
Day
ot
Prayer,
next
Thurs-;
day
has
been
set
aside
as
a
1
special
day
of
Intercession
before
God.
a
public
service
to
be
held
In
the
Citadel
In
the
afternoon.
I
Simultaneously
in
Canada,
the
:
Territorial
Commander,
Commissioner
Wm.
R.
Dalzicl,
announced
that
1952
marks
the
a
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TONIGHT
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Fashion
Footwear
seventieth
year
of
"The
Army's"
work
in
Canada.
The
Canadian
effort
will
ge
known
as
"Operation
70."
OUTFIT
ELECTRICALLY
for
1952
with
G.E.
PRODUCTS
l
NITY
INDFR
ROMAN
.
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'Ccntlnurd
from
pasc
2)
wr.'iwn
church.
3.
Return
of
the
Anglicans
tu
Ciilholl.-tm.
4.
Return
of
European
Protectants
to
the
Roman
Church.
5.
Conversion
of
sinners
and
"bad"
Christians.
6.
7
and
8.
Repentence
and
conversion
of
Jews.
Mohammedans
and
Pagans.
Vatican
sources
pointed
out
that
lit
le
more
than
half
the
world's
820.CCO.000
Christians
are
Roman
CaUholics
and
dcclarca
union
now
is
mast
necessary
because
of
'materialistic
foxes
seeking
li
disrupt
Christianity."
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Radios
G.E.
Kettles
G.E.
Stcom
Irons
G.E.
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ond
Pumps
G.E.
Refrigerators
G.E.
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