Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
February
28,
1954
Premier
Urged
to
Adopt
'Store'
k
VICTORIA
(CP)-Premier
Ben-1
thron
inrone
speech
.n..u
,
'III
n.k..
Talent
Scouts
of
Film
Board
Seeking
Charwoman
With
Hidden
Acting
Talent
circulars
fromV
ware
st.nr.
i.
r
Cheating
Time
Clock
Offence
in
Canada
nctt
was
asked
Friday
to
drop
the
government's
"pay-as-you
go"
policy
and
take
up
the
policy
of
his
own
hardware
business.
Vincent
Segur
(CCF
Revel-stoke),
speaking
on
the
Trans-Canada
highway
during
the
rnerehflnHi,i.,
OTTAWA
(CP)
National
Film
fications.
She
has
to
be
a
char-Board
talent
scouts
are
looking
j
woman
with
a
hidden
talent
for
tor
a
woman
wi.h
unusual
quali-1
acting.
which
said
V2tlt;
f"d
only
U50
aOw
the
premier
to
htL
OTTAWA
(CP)
Cheating
the
amendment
to
a
section
In
the
new
revision
or
mt
njimn.u
factory
time
clock
will
continue
to
be
an
offence
under
Canada's
Code
which
states
that
a
person
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
employment
who
falsifies
an
record
or
punches
a
time
clock
with
intent
to
deceive
is
guilty
111
u
c
Jure
deal
your
oil
1
a
ill
The
ideal
woman
Is
wanted
for
the
star
role
tn
an
NFB
short
on
the
woman
who
clean
up
the
Parliament
Buildings
while
the
rest
ol
the
capital
sleeps.
A
spokesman
said
today
that
it's
nothing
new
for
the
NFB
to
bring
out
the
actor
in
unsuspecting
people.
He
said
it
has
done
"quite
a
number
of
times"
in
the
board's
current
scries
'Faces
of
Canada."
One
NFB
crew
is
making
a
short
called
"The
Station
Master"
at
Finch,
Ont.,
about
33
miles
southeast
of
here.
Dalton
Henry,
star
of
the
film,
is
Joint
agent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
New
York
Central
Railway
at
Finch.
He
never
acted
before.
Faces
of
Canada
Is
primarily
for
distribution
on
the
NFB
non-theatrical
circuit,
for
service
and
farm
clubs
and
church
groups;
but
some
of
the
shorts
have
been
seen
on
television.
They
give
Canadians
a
look
at
their
fellow
countrymen
and
their
jobs.
REV.
A.
M.
VINGE
.
.
evangelist
Criminal
Code.
The
Commons
Friday
night
defeated
by
67
to
13
a
CCF
bid
to
remove
it
from
federal
crimes.
Colin
Cameron
(CCF-Nanai-moi
said
it
should
not
be
the
court's
business
to
arrest
a
workman
because
he
"sneaked
off
five,
10
or
15
minutes
ahead
of
time."
Mr.
Cameron,
'
a
west
coast
shipyard
worker
before
his
election
to
the
Commons
last
summer,
said
if
the
law
had
been
enforced
against
himself
"I
would
have
been
before
the
magistrate
almost
every
day
of
the
week.".
Justice
Minister
Garson
said
the
practice
"is
really
obtaining
wages
under
false
pretences."
Mr.
Cameron
moved
an
of
a
crime.
He
proposed
deletion
of
the
reference
to
time
clocks.
Later
the
Commons
approved
an
alternative
amendment
by
Davie
Fulton
(PC-Kamloops)
stating
it
is
a
crime
to
falsify
employment
records
"by
any
means,
including
punching
of
a
time
clock."
Both
Mr.
Fulton
and
Mr.
Garson
said
the
fulse
punching
of
a
time
clock
is
simply
one
way
to
falsify
employment
records.
Mr.
Cameron
said
employers
should
enforce
their
own
rules
instead
of
asking
the
courts-to
do
it.
Mr.
Garson
said
the
law
applies
to
both
employers
and
STREETCAR
named
DESIRE"
Lutheran
Church
Readies
.
For
Mission
Members
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
church
here
are
preparing
for
a
"preaching,
teaching,
reach-
spring
into
the
fashion
scene
Beautiful
new
nylons
and
dacron
and
other
new
novelty
fabrics.
Prints
or
plain.
Thoroughly
practical
dollar-wise
and
wear-wise
yet
n
e'w
in
1954
styles.
You'll
be
more
than
pleased,
we're
sure.
BY
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
LITTLE
THEATRE
A
Scheduled
Departure
Time
8:30
p.m.
CURLING
RESULTS
?
Monday,
March
1-
Tuesday,
Marc
3LACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
1
V
at
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorim
Return
Fare
$1
.00
.
Tickets
at
the
j
Sixe
12
to
size
52
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Results
In
the
Rupert
Motors
Tro-5
phy
round-robin
play
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Cluo
were
si
lol.
"
lows:
J
i
Thiirsnuv
Holliston
9.
Gordon
4:
Waklry
11.
Scott
6;
Ford
10,
Robertson
9:
Bird
9.
McNlece
8.
Friday
:
Warren
13,
Thorn
6:
Holliston
10.
Eyolfsou
7;
Greene
10,
Andfrson
5;
Parker
11,
Georgeson
7;
Miller
8,
ADULT
.
ENTERTAINMENT
Timing
Important
To
Good
End-lMay
The
end-play
is
based
on
the
simple
theory
that
in?"
mission,
a
week-long
evangelical
event
scheduled
to
open
March
7
and
continue
until
Mar.
14
Coming
here
for
the
event
Is
the
Rev.
A.
M.
Vinge,
dean
of
the
Camrose,
Alberta.
Lutheran
Bible
Institute
of
the
evangelical
Lutheran
church.
Mr.
Vinge,
whose
son
is
a
missionary
in
Japan,
will
preach
at
morning
and
evening
serviri
Sunday,
March
7,
to
open
the
mission,
and
at
nightly
services
throughout
the
week
at
8
p.m.
Schools
of
evangelism
will
be
held
every
afternoon
from
2
to
3
p.m.
"The
Living
Church
Marches
On"
is
the
theme
of
the
conference
durini
whirh
Mr.
Viiive
viil
1)0
assisted
by
the
Rev.
H.
O.
Olson
of
SI.
Paul's.
Assisting
Mr.
Olson
in
preparing
for
the
event
are
M.
VuldT-hau?,
R.
Olsen.
T.
Fosscn,
B.
Pedersen
and
A.
Fossheim.
(fit
Aston
6:
Garner
11,
Berg
9.
when
it
is
more
advantageous
for
the
enemy
to
leart.f
t.nt
nnp
nf
thpm
in
and
let
him
lead.
Of
course
it
is1)
SUNDAY
AT
MIDNIGHT
not
quite
as
easy
as
it
sounds.
The
element
of
timing
INVASION
U.S.A."
OKRAI.D
MOHR
-
PEfiGY
CASTLE
UAVID
WAYNE
-
HOWARD
tie
SILVA
AUM.T
FNTF.HT
A
INM
KNT
ONLY
is
important.
In
today's
deal,
for
example.
Mr.
Abel
led
the
seven
of
dli-nuiiuls,
against
the
final
ron-tmet
of
three
no
trump.
Mr.
Musters
ducked
the
first
dia
iff.
V
mond
but
had
to
win
the
second
;
North
dealer.
Neither
side
vulnerable.
Norlh
(Mr.
liel)
i
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6
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7
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4
C
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4
(Mr.
Abrl)
(Mrs.
Kern)
J
7
4
8
810
5
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8
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4
3
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2
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V
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10
8
3
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3
3
C
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8
Suiilh
(Mr.
Malcr")
8
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9
8
3
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Q
10
D
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2
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10
7
B
S
MONDAY
to
and
he
noted
that
Mr.
Abci
discarded
the
deuce
of
clubs.
Now
how
convenient
it
would
be
if.
by
some
magic,
it
could
be
i
arranged
for
Mrs.
Keen
to
make
j
Hie
first
club
lead.
In
that
case
!
,:,,,.,,
,i
,.,,!H
nluv
Inst,
tn
the
WEDNESDa!
EARLY
CATTLE
First
permanent
Introduction
of
cattle
to
Canuela
was
when
C'nimplaln
established
a
dairy
farm
in
Qucbej
in
1(521.
Also
Ployinj
.
.
.
...
.
,
.
T
The'
bidUjuii:
A
Unrk-
ana
oovumsiy
oom
uic
ace
NorUl
.
tB1)t
HoutU
1
U
I
c
rr.iii.iJUMirjnrerrri
THOSE
1'IJU
qui
en
wuuiu
win.
1
s
3
N
2
S
ANNOUNCEMENT
7
jswwji
x
1
rORCK
CLl
LE.I
1i
GREY
II
But
Mrs.
Keen
has
all
of
her
i
mental
faculties.
If
she
wera
put
into
the
lead,
she
would
not
lead
a
club.
She
would
lead
something
else.
It
follows,
then,
that
the
thing
to
do
would
be
to
Uike
away
from
her
all
of
her
with
WAITER
OONNC
opponent
lead
drily
if
he
will
lead
what
you
want
him
to.
Therefore
It
is
essential
thit
he
be
given
the
lead
at
exactly
the
right
time
that
Is,
after
all
of
his
safe
leads
have
been
taken
away
from
him,
leaving
only
the
lead
which
will
gain
a
trick
for
you.
IRIS
MKREDI7
t4l
ln
1
'
I'cnrda
in
the
other
suits
so
thati
r
JL
If
I
1
"h.J
I
she
would
havt-
to
lead
clubs.
!
Loit
Times
Toil
"PETER
PAN
I
i
,
Mr.
Masters
did
just
that.
Ill
cashed
the
ace,
king
and
queen)
of
spades
and
on
the
third1
The
British
American
Oil
Company
Limited
is
Pleased
to
announce
that
FISK
tires
are
now
available
at
all
BA
service
stations
in
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
areas.
Oh
no
I
didn't
want
Insurance
for
.
spade
Mrs.'
Keen
discarded
the)
my
Hnlr
I
want
Insurance
for
my
i
elgllt
of
Clubs.
j
Engine
Crew
Survives
Crash
QUESNEL,
B.C.
(CP)
The
two-man
crew
of
a
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
locomotive
es-
HrJIK
!
Next
he
cashed
three
heart
tricks,
ending
on
the
board
and
on
the
third
heart
Mrs.
Keen
clropped
a
small
diamond.
No,.!
caped
Injury
Fridaytwhen
th?y
)
TSHaTI
"BEAR
C0UNTI
i
fl'1:iH
vvl:T
shows
(
1
Ul!UlillltUllUll7
7:00
ond
9:15
1;
V
(
i
PAUL
HENREID
.
IPATOAMEjmj
CAPITO
Your
Wife
and
Children
are
the
HEIR3
you
should
protect.
It's
Important
to
have
the
rlaht
Insurance
nnd
vou
should
call
on
our
store
ot
INSUUANCE
knowledge
to
help
ou
out.
TIiim
man
of
MH'r)
kuuwM
!hr
M
out:
Tor
liiMirauce
lie
cull
mm
tn
hi
liM.r.
and,
only
now,
did
Mr.
Masters
;
rode
the
cnalne
head-on
into
a
put
Mrs.
Keen
into
the
lead.
He
j
string
of
box
cars
near
here,
led
a
diamond
from
the
board
Engineer
E.
Ucschene
and
fire-nnd
discarded
a
small
club
from
i
man
Frank
Barter,
both
of
near-hls
hand.
,
'by
Williams
Lake,
B.C.,
stuyed
IT
WORKS
with
the
engine
until
It
rolled
to
Mrs.
Keen
cashed
her
inree
I
a
halt
after
forcing
the
boxcars
remaining
diamonds
but
then
.seven
lengths
back
and
ripping
had
nothing
left
but
the
king
out
track
and
roadbed.
There
and
jack
of
clubs.
Her
club
lead
;
was
no
estimate
of
damage.
.
'
gave
Mr.
Masters
his
contract,
i
Timing,
then,
is
another
im-
j
The
village
of
Charlcsbou.'s,
portant
demerit
In
the
end-
j
five
miles
north
of
Quebec,
was
play.
It
is
helpful
to
make
an
first
settled
In
1059.
JERHY
LEWIS
-
DEAN
MARTS
ENDS
TODAY
7:
-
9:
p.m.
in
"MONEY
FROM
HOMfJ
ABOUT
FISK
tires
are
unconditionally
guaranteed
and
are
exclusively
distributed
in
Canada
by
the
British
American
Oil
Company
Limited
Budget
terms
are
available
to
credit
card
holders
.
.
.
See
your
BA
dealer
for
further
particulars.
TALK
STARTS
MONDAY
Evening
Evening
Show?
ShowF
7:
7:
-
-
9:
9:
p.m.
p.m.
CARPET
imp,
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discevrd
TSr
I
the
scret
of
KJj
earthly
parodist.
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DEVOTED
WIFE
1
IN
GIBRALTAR
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TONIGHT
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by
The
Rocky
Mountain
Boys
Dancing
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75c
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Rupert
sec:
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ip
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demand
to
give
the
most
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on
the
least
SK.S5
sq.
yd
Wt'NOA
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The
carpet
that
crenteu
a
new
fashion
in
home
decoration
Sl.!5
sq.
yd.
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Woven
ex
clusively
for
those
discrim
inating
people
who
enjoy
luxurious
floor
covering
$13.95
sq.
vd
9x
12WundaWeve
only
$139.00
See
Them
Today
at
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BROS.
LIMITED
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Store
That
Bervlce
Built"
Phone
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or
36
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