iif
soiiip
trte
grain.
4
there
fit:s
TiiiKiv-Kiiiimi
(Continued
from
page
2t
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
February
29,
1952
Elizabethan
r,w.lw,.w:,.y.,,l
a"
'
I
AS
I
SEE
IT
iCo.iUnued
lroni
page
2
1
have
ben
actually
enrolled,
ii
mi
thp
ioh
bv
M:ll'ch
1
!
50
officers
Panzer
(tank)
di-
divisioAs
300
artillery
officers
iou
airmen
1200
NCO
S
ytiO
craftsmen
and
technicians.
W
liU
WAS
HUlllOriiailVe
t
uiirce
who
kept
giving
out
the
laist
reports,
sp.ead
from
Lisbon
b
high-priced
international
Pear.'on
had
consented
to
take
....
nni-uA.
tl,nl
n,.-
T
n.-ln.
';i
lltTHSMH.
ll.ab
UU1
UWli
lt.
I
tlie
job
as
Secretary-General
of
Oovinusly
these
were
"planted"
by
somebody
high
up
who
was
trying
to
"pressure"
Canada's
miniver
into
taking
the
Dost.
regardless
of
the
fact
that
this
wuu.U
have
taken
a
key
man
i
'
1
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J
I
,
t
5
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v
r
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y
,
l
j
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,
w.-1
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.
"1
-1?
r
i
Style
Era
Cuern's
Dresses
Will
Affect
Clothes
Trends
B'
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
StafI
W'lltrr
LONDON
it
Punrlclino'
nn
,
fashion
in
the
new
Elizabethan
era,
British
writers
forecast
that
dresses
worn
by
Queen
Elizabeth
li,
like
those
of
her
ancestor,
Hoed
Cuetn
Bess."
will
affect
clothes
trends
but
on
a
far
wider
scale.
Kiiet-a.-.
the
f.rst
Elizabeth
Influenced
only
court
styles,
the
nsw
Queen's
sense
of
fashion
will
be
reflected
at
all
levels
of
society.
fuer
the
Canadian
tour,
wemen
in
all
parts
of
Britain
and
the
Commonwealth
discus-
i
sed
and
envied
the
rich
velvet
coats,
slim
tailored
suits
and
.
Klitterine
crinoline
gowns
worn
by
Elizabeth
These
were
recorded
w.th
beauty
of
detail
in
such
epic
as
the
Canadian
tour
film,
"Royal
Journey"
mow
showintr
in
Prince
Rupert).
Styles
worn
Dy
Elizabeth
on
many
important
occasions
have
been
in
pioduction
within
the
month
and
sold
at
prices
acceptable
to
the
general
public.
Such
things
as
the
coat
and
hat
sh
wore
to
leave
London
on
her
li-
jevm
InM
wprp
rprtrnrii'irp
,1,11
sold
by
the
hundred,
on
home
an
j
overseas
markets.
-Said
the
C.A.C
team
com-
mandcr.
"They
take
terrible
risks
to
cross
but
it
Is
a
great
challenge
They
know
that
once
the
risks
have
been
met
tiiere
It
the
virtual
certainty
of
shelter
and
food.
"People
tell
me:
'don't
feed
them;
let
them
starve;
that
will
stop
them
coming."
"Well,
you
cant.
Sure,
they'd
die.
But
the
UN
rani
lot
ik
These
people
know
that
If
they'
once
(jei
inco
Seoul
they'll
ho
fed
by
C.A.C.
if
they're
really
in!
neea.
UN
and
R.O.K.
police
call
the
movement
an
"Invasion."
Along
a
key
2
Vj-mlle
sector
of
the
river
front
there
are
50
control
posts
manned
by
262
police
That
net
caught
2,395
during
i
iue
iiioiiui
inai
60,000
crossed.
A
known
30
were
drowned
and
countless
others
are
feared
lost.
The
crossers
waded,
swam
boated,
floated
on
logs,
bribed
nollce,
rode
army
flaicars
and
hitched
lifts
on
UN
military
vehicles.
Moie
than
200
boati
were
confiscated.
The
organiwr
oi
one
ring
turned
out
to'
be
a
former
police
chief.
Now
that
the
river
la
frozen
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
1947
Plymouth
Sedan
1950
Austin
Sedan
1949
Chevrolet
Sedan
1950
Studebaker
5-passenger
Coupe
11)43
Fod
Panel
H-tun
1937
Lincoln
Coupe
1941
Chevrolet
Coupe
1940
Plymouth
Sedan
towering
derrick
in
the
background
MANITOBA'S
FIRST?
This
run)!;?
2
.5
taste
s
of
oil
a
dav
from
what
maw
hp
Mfinitoha'c
first
flowing
well.
The
well,
near
Reston
in
the
extreme
southwest
of
tn
;
province,
was
drilled
on
land
owned
by
George
Walker,
standing
foregiound.
(CP
PHOTO)
f.om
a
much
more
important
.
reasons-
p.
.uion
in
our
ov.-rf
Em-ernmert
1
There
Is
the
call
of
the
"old
isewvpapers
pay
high
prices
to
hometown."
Many
left
families
thc.
.-ervices
to
supply
real
In
Seoul
and
want
to
return
to
i.e.
They
should
complain,
them.
Families
billeted
on
farm-Thrre
has
been
a
marked
decline
ers
in
the
south
want
to
return
in
the
reliability
and
objectivity
to
their
own
homes
Business
o.
-lueniaiionai
news
reporting
men
and
homeowners
want
to
hi
the
past
few
years.
Too
many
see
how
their
property
has
fared
such
"plants"
and
too
much
propapaganda
is
coming
through.
MATTER
OF
SURVIVAL
i
Significantly
it
Is
the
poor
i:iE
CHINESE-American
family
not
J
tne
richi
who
,
'
to
-''ur
re-
which
was
insulted
recently
in
,
.
San
Francisco,
where
residents
turn'
The
rlcn
can
ord
to
wait
of
a
certain
community
voted
to
ln
Pusan,
Taestu
or
Taejon.
The
Keip
tliem
out,
might
ponder
this
Pr
consider
it
a
matter
of
sur-incident:
vival.
For
them
there
Is
the
lure
neie
in
Vancouver
an
East
..'
Indian
fanuiy
moved
into
a
'
Cjardc
enuict
FOR
BIG
HOME
GARDEN
YIELD,
EFFICIENT
SEWING
NECESSARY
-
litest,.
jjhrfajjf
f4
ROBERT
COATS
ST.
CLAIR
has
joined
Alaska
Pine
and
Cellulose
Ltd.
as
Timber
Con
sultant.
He
was
once
district
lorester
at
Prince
Rupert
and
"K-e
recently
assistant
chief
forester
of
the
B
C.
Forest
Service.
Credit
Union
Here
Expands
Re-Ucetcd
as
president
of
the
Kiien
Consumer
Credit
Union
Thursday
night
was
S
P.
Wnnd-
side.
Two
new
members
erected
tn
Ihn
U...
..
.
.iiu.v
Ulan
uuuuiea
its
ooeration
in
'.he
last
year,
total
several
times
Its
present
volume
of
traffic.
4.
Medically,
Seoul
Is
no
worse
off
than
any
other
city
and,
as
an
air
target,
would
not
have
the
strategic
importance
to
the
Communists
of
centres
such
as
Pusan
and
Inchon.
The
provost
marshal
of
Seoul
area
command
said
the
Korean
argument
on
bridge
traffic
Is
valid.
"Vehicle
checks
indicate
about
5
000
vehicles
day
v....vo
a
n
uaj
cross
HUM
the
wit
bridge,"
he
said
In
an
Interview,
"The
bridge
couid
be
freed
for
traffic
without
congestion.
It
might
at
times
Interfere
with
mllltEirV
mni'Amnn
nf
"..-
v.
..v..
i
ii
SLippil.a
and
personnel.
wuuiu
ruin
me
econ-
omy
of
Seoul
overnight
"
'
,
RJ?L$
the
want
to
.
ArlIy.
CAC
and
Republic
of
Korea
officials
agree
on
tha
Duraclear.ing
Is
recommended
b
y
Canada's
leading
furniture
and
1
air.
dept.
stores.
Complete
Insurance
coverage
by
Lloyd's
of
London.
Carpefings,
Twists,
Orientals
....
and
Fine
Upholstery
may
now
be
safely
cleaned
and
revived
with
consid-.
erat!on
for
their
life
and
textures
Durachaning
restores
resilience
to
wool
,
fibres
Pile
unmats
and
rises
Colors
revive
;
Fu-.nl.hlr.gs
are
Dura-e'eaned
In
your
home
No
Inconvenience
ln
-having
them
gone
Also
mothproofed.
If
de-'.red
Phone
Green
328
t
A
World-wide
Service
D.
J.
Duradeaners
1233
Water
St.
Prince
Rupert,
n.C.
DAVE
JONES
mmm
m
'
uueiiors
were
K.
L(J
I
nvi'
Lis
niTTcn
OLITTlIt
c
Edwards
and
George
Hills.
Taking
into
consideration
the
Others
on
the
board
are
F.
W.
increased
elegance
and
maturity
imb'e
vice-president;
H.
j
of
the
Queen's
styles
since
her
Marchant.
G.
R.
Brett
and
Hany
ma.riagc,
fa
hion
writers
Incline
Burrow,
directors.
U.
th.n.t
E
izaL.th
will
play
aa
Jrs.
Mabei
Kye
was
re-ap-evoii
greater
roic
as
fashion
FOin'ed
secretary-treasurer,
lcade..
Edna
McKenna
of
the
Scott
McLaren
was
elected
to
Daily
Graphic
says
that
styles
si';jervisjry
committee.
Others
WJin
dun;.g
the
Canadian
tour
on
the
committee
are
George
AAj
s.ii.
-a
levivai
of
es:en-
V
-!.'
el'
and
Angelo
Astoria.
...iiy
ieiiiin
nc
cloth's."
New
memoers
elected
to
the
Like
hee
tnc-.stor
of
the
ea
Her
'rsMt
committee
'are
B:d
Rud-Sli-a.etta..
era,
Elizabeth
loves
'"h!n
E'ic
Faure.
W.
II.
Brett;
iu
t..n.r.iig
leminity
of
jewel-
derhani,
Eric
Faure,
W.
H.
Brett,
encrusted
ciinoline
ball
gowp.s
0lhrs
remaining
on
the
corn-that
give
a
spa.
k'e
to
formal
are
Rupert
Crete-el,
R.
H.
..U,e
uccas.ons.
And
with
tlie
Eav'dson,
Don
Forward.
Chair-i.mi;;ity
hne
shows
prclerc.iLe
nlar
is
to
be
elected,
ft).-
ihu
uiaceiul
sweep
of
princess
OPERATION
DOl'BLCD
l.ne."
that
cficc.lve.y
ci:
P
uha
iz"
xi-...ch
waist
.
Mamoer.-
were
told
the
Union
'JIT
rc.,.,
Whil
.......
.
!'
arrFS'
hi;.
betwi
'Ml)
111
'
la
no
reason
.
.
DOrtlcm
...
the
aayb,,
STUS-
Phone
Gf
I
7,
n
A
V
ir-i
Superior
Auto
Se?l
l-l.....
J
rj-.
-
Limited
Third
Avenue
Wcsr
ine
00
OGGP
OQaQP
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i.
1
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t
if",'
Il
t.
-t
-
X
3
fj
M
7
THIS
NEW!
JiM
feature...
I
Thii
lid
has
a
special,
:
Vs
I
reidient
sealing
device
around
its
inside
f.
;
1
,
rim.
This
"Seal-Tite"
lid
keeps
rh.
jfiT
If
3
tobacco
fresh,
by
forming
an
J
oirtight
seal
which
retains
natural
fj
3
moisture
and
flavour.
iy
fjy
Out,
nifiecior
RUM.
over7years
old
i
.r-.ji
.-aiuiaii
waiuioue
in-many
viL.C(
such
styhs.
One
-u...
e..oiu,i!e
was
the
olive-g.een
velvet
ccat
w.th
nip--
-1
t..u
swinging
skirt
..
e...
n
hos
already
set
her
3al
on
morj
than
or.-
current
iish.on
lacrite.
She
w;.s
the
fi
s',
oi
iht
ro.
al
iar.i
!y
tj
wear
-hoilc:-
ever.ins
s.y
;s.
Bj.1
ei-
-o-i.
u.cses
lo.'
ine.1
nart
u..
i-.--
e.nad
an
a.itf
Atistral-Ian
toue
ward
oljes.
j
.::..v
"ivaku.ioue
i.i
th.;
.'.
I
ciays
of
h.r
reisn,
!
o
.'oeivat.ons
on
the
Queen's1
i'ashion
sense
were
baed
partly
on
tl.thes
veo.n
in
Canada.
So
ia.-,
this
would-be
Australian
-
-"-i.
remains
a
secret
-uoaid
liie
Ojihic.
It
1,
expec-'
.....eve.-,
that
the
clothes
v
;
i
own
to
London
for
wear
In
Juno
v.hen
court
mourning
Is
ded.
Eut
the
more
elaborate
of
thc3e
'
-V-;
a
c
likely
to
be
worn
for
m-
tr.ie.
Ihe
si'mnr.-r
rhoice
4
t-Pe-d
tj
feature
de.icate
ha
.
iiae
wi'.h
a
smattering
of'
w.iite
and
black.
Tne
Queen
has
iww).
!.
p
f
-rente
for
black
on
'
other
otcaMons
than
court
I..UU1
ninr;.
Big
Crater
on
Fraser
R.
Ish
By
Powder
Blast
CHILLI
VVf.CK
-A
era'
or.
10
by
a
luu"a
on
Tw.rc?
naiid
in
tlie
Fra
er
Rivr
f
.
Iowhik
an
explosion
which
shook
me
rouiuryside
on
Tuesday
After
considerable
speculation
the
blast
was
today
attributed
to
explosion
of
a
cache,
of
old
blasting
powder
which
had
been
used
in
blowing
ice
in
the
rlvr
a
I
HI
"
.'.
K
j-j
'AJf-
Tat
f
t-
wt-n
(Mr
i-o.
wit,,
.aJuaS-a
Chard
Is
a
eaf
Crop
it
rt
ii
i-i-.'?
r53
l.
K
Snap
Beans
Are
"od
Crops
't
cicrs
wh
ch
'ccuire
thp
mot
planning
are
those
which
give
a
.
Harvest
and
should
be
planted
lor
several
crrps.
maturing
one
after
the
other.
The
tendency
,s
t
j
sow
too
much
in
tire
spnnt,
so
there
L
more
than
you
can
use
from
the
first
harvest,
then
a
scarcity
later
on.
Tiu
faster
a
vegetable
grows,
hi,
loss
time
it
remains
In
good
table
ccnd.tion
after
it
matures.
J,
prevent
waste,
von
must
sou.
at
first
only
enough
seed
to
pro-
.
.
.
I
fh
eS
JrU
Can
U5e
belore
f
.
they
,
ose
qua
htv.
Then
make
other
sowings,
to
mature
In
so
you
always
have
ne
C1"P'
harvest
or
ap-
nroaching
it
T,,Jr
taK"S
fipu
lnS'
but
is
not
tca11
difficult.
A
few
houw
CtVmPri
this
winter,
ravc
lnuch
wasted
effort
in
spri.n-
and
summer.
To
en-
"?
nal1
as
practica1'
ferliliz
H
Mhly.
Eivc
it
plenty
of
water
Protclon
against
insects,
and
good
cultivation.
Such
garden
v.eU
panned
will
produce
2
l'fV
n
1
1
....
...
.
.
.
.
l:
superior
,
..."
"i'a
:tj
anj
rth
it.
-..v.
,.oo
un,
man
iwtre
as
much
suace
upon
which
sa..ie
amount
is
planted
Gardiner
Opposed
To
Embargoes
By
Ontario
and
BX.
VANCO
JVEa-Rt.
.II.
n.
James
iTarcuncr,
Canadian
min
-star
agriculture,
visiting
here
this
week,
reaff
firmed
his
stand
again';:
p.o
ncial
embargoes
aaainst
Cask:it?hcwan
cattle
fol-llwnr;
the
ou'
break
of
faot
and
mouth
disea.se.
Mr.
Gardiner
icii
that
this
as
inappropriate
at
a
tinm
v
hen
!
Canada
was
enriravnurinrr
t,.
r.
the
United
States
to
withdra
embargo.
The
federal
minister
wa
speaking
of
the
embargoes
which
have
been
announced
by
the
Br.tish
Columbia
and
Ontario
givernments.
LOVcLV
TURTLE
VICTORIA
(CP)
'
Rosie.
the
Pugnacious
snapuine
turtle
r--.-b
v...wc
at
aj
rovlnclal
Museum
here,
has
te"ccd
sulltary
con"
i-wank
neighborhood.
Many
of
i.T-
iieigiibors
signed
a
petition
o
keep
them
out.
But
they
came
j:y..a
.
twenty
years
later
the
juiiie
family
thought
of
moving
.......
me
pi.p
e
in
the
same
.
,n.o.
Rued,
signed
another
"round
robin"
tins
time
asking
th.rn
to
stay!
"The
world
lo
move"
and
it
move.;
mostly
m
i;,e
right
direc-....).
assets
being
$118,617.03.
i-oaiis
were
is.'
uotl
to
145
rre
m-l-(
s
lo.
a
total
of
$110,34142
i
jta.
mcmbcrsh
p
stands
al
35
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a-,
uic.ease
of
59
over
last
year.
Sluice
inception
ol
the
Union
ever,
jerrj
ago,
414
loans
have
b.-
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mace
to
it
i
membcts.
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advert
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not
puhlihl
or
diyplayid
hy
thrl.(
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or
by
the
Government
oi
liritiah
t'uium
f
WAMT
ADS
.
.
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-Market
Place
of
Milk
Carrots
Arc
Root
Crops
"ci'ore
buying
seeds
for
a
garden
this
spring,
devote
a
few
evening;
to
considering
what
ve-taoies
you
will
grow.
To
some
extent,
the
list
will
depend
upon
tne
amount
of
t.iace
you
devote
L
th.s
leisure-time
activity.
Heaviest
yield
from
small
""ire
can
he
,
btained
fro.m
v
se.
tables
of
which
we
eat
the
leaves.
Tnese
include
the
"greens"
which
are
cooked,
and
the
salad
leaves,
-...i
a,e
eaten
raw.
T.icy
yield
.j
abundantly
they
are
usually
v
jerp.anu-d.
Next
in
food
p:
eduction,
compared
"
to
space
occupied,
are
vefe.tabiei
oi
which
we
eat
the
root.:,-
stems,
or
seed
pods.
Beets,
carrots,
parsnips,
broccoli,
snap
beans,
turnips
and
onions
all
tr
fieavy
yields,
are
rich
in
x
o
.e
valje,
vitamins
and
m;n-
Don't
discard
any
of
these
on
he
.hsory
that
you
do
not
like
l.-m,
unless
you
have
eaten
rierr.
.
vhen
half
grown,
fresh
I
the
f?a'den.
Tnis
is
an
ex-.i-rlei:?e
which
only
home
gardeners
can
enjoy,
and
it
will
j--.
a
n-y
uoiiufLn.iuii
ui
now
e
le.uus
vegetables
can
be
...
,
.
cales
which
give
the
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for
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are
those
a
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which
we
eat
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tralllirg
on
a
raiaea
a.np.
fence,
f
where
.
they
yield
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Van
whTJ,
kn.n;
,
den
space
busy
throughout
the
"Jtl1'"
,eQi''s-8ome
study.
itects
Xitimat
srrsed
for
I
Two
Vancouver
linns
of
architects
have
been
c-mmissioned
to
prepare
tsisins
ir
0
housing
units
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bcjuilt
at
Kitimat
for
the
Aluminum
Coi..pany
of
Canada
of
Ltd.
m
They
are
Scniaicns
dj
Simpson,
and
Sh.up
&
Inompson,
Berwick,
Pratt.
Upon
completion
of
plans,
Kitimat
Constructors
will
proceed
witii
the
erection
of
the
dwellings
which
include
single
lamily,
dup.cx
and
multiple
unite.
Semmens
&
Simpson
are
'.Is
doing
drawings
lor
166
family
units
and
Sharp
&
Thompson
Berwick,
Pratt,
164
units.
GLADSTONE,
Man.
(CP)
The
extension
Department
of
the
University
of
Manitoba
is
designed
to
benefit
the
province
as
a
whole,
said
Dr.
A.
H
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uiiiouii,
uie&mtnt
OI
tnp
nni.'.,
versity,
in
an
address
here
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expressed
high
hopes
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