aic
MVe
fmf
Top
u
The
Prince
Rupert
Drnlv
f'?ws
Tuesday,
February
16,
1954
Hi
sci
eeti
-plUy
and
sut
.
HOLLYWOOD
l-Vi
Despite
Hollywood's
new
dimensional
look,
top
lienors
in
the.Acad-i
my
nominations
went
to
two
black
and
white
"flat"
pictures
Immigrants
May
Ask
Loans
Interest-Free
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Immigrant
cr
Audrey
Hcpbllri,
British
m
luvorll
for
the
mn.
"
r".""".
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,
'
!
t
"'
j
v-""
"
-
-til"
Monday
niKlit
"From
"ere
to,
EtertiHy"
nnd
"Roman
Holiday."
From
Ilcfe
to
Eternity,"
Columbia's
hard
hitting
army
story,
was
given
13
chances
for
Oscars
wlv
n
the
aw
li
ds
are
presented
March
16.
The
film
was
nominated
f'i
n't
i
s
flvc
stars,
as
well
i,s
for
best
picture,
direction,
--erf
eu-pl'iy
uii'l
oi.her
ies.
Ifiii.rm
Holiday,"
filmed
bv
Pat
i
n'
ii'H
in
Ki-ine,
nabbed
19
:
nomination?,
im
lulling
those
!
for
best
ptoduction,
direction
To
VN(
()lVtl
TV
:
A
seti
i"
i"
CiO'id.Vs
third
l.if;.
est
city
may
apuly
for
Inleret-lree
!c.i"
without
security
l'
ni
ip
lii
m
"ricvtliyp
their
talents
and
r.f
f
-
p
worthwhile
contiibu-lion
t.
('Tir!i,.
,i
oionr'''!."
A
lvc-il
cori'initlee
ha.
been
set
)
!'v
'he
Va-)eniiver
t:
ordinaiiti-;
ro"::;iiltep
nn
C'M
zensiiip
to
nUo'Tte
trie
lon
from
a
$"0
00
ftiiul.
The
com-mil
tee
M
hiMiicrt
by
Dr.
Vladm
1
I
Krajina.
profesov
nt
1h
Ui'l
;
ver-itv
of
BriMn
'Columbia.
Tlie
ciir.inii'ee
ir
made
on
n
!
15
eih'.iic
?roiiD
cich
oT
whir!
i
has
donated
$2."0.
Dr.
Kra.iina
j
sa'
l
'i'
'i
id.nn.)
objective
would
probably
he
reached
by
I
he
enl
j
of
the
wek
mostly
as
rionntioi-i
from
established
Immigrants
!
Applications
for
loans
have
b"iT
pouriiw
in.
he
said.
JRIDAYS-
ss
coquitlam'
I
SUNDAYS:
SS
CAMOSL'N
i
i
Library
Board
T
Swarl
and
AI
J
To
North
(menial
isiandt
February
24
and
Ma-Coquitlam,
Thu.sdav
i
"s4
I
is'"
'
To
South
fun.
CtaJ
Upholds
Ouster
j
v
ICIOHi
A
C'
1
he
(ll".rn;s-'i!
i
of
J
lri
Marsha'':,
allc-.ttUy
for
'
past
pro
Ir
lttst
a
.'oeiatloos,
was
upheld
bv
the
Victoria
library
board
Mmni.iv.
'
The
1
n:4
b,
aid
upptoved
the
i
dismissal
of
Mr.
M.nsiiiill
by
the
I
19.r3
board.
No
otllcial
reason
!
hs
been
given
lor
the
flrinjj
ol
rs;.-j(sA
.
...
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5p
f
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sundt
February
17
anlj
Mi.,
Coquitlam.
Thursday
I
KS
SMITH
Prince
Ru,ertAtt
all
Third
Mr.
vL
or
i
w.
tlie
b.icK-tnol)i!e
:ii
i
C't
")
Proposed
Ban
On
Fishing
Said
Xalhus'
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
i
A
MONKEY'S
I'NCI.E
has
become
the
first
sim't'ii
stand-in
in
Hollywood
history.
When
Tamba,
j
the
chimiwnzee,
recently
signed
his
new
con
met
for
the
'
Jungle
Jim"
series,
a
new
clause
called
for
a
regular
stand-in
for
him.
At
once,
his
Uncle
Julius
was
called
in
from
World
Jungle
j
Compound
at
Thousand
Oaks,
Calif.,
to
begin
h
s
strange
movie
career.
Here.
Uncle
Julius
sits
I
M
n
box.
waiting
to
be
called
for
a
scene
whi
e
his
nephew
rehearses
before-
the
camera.
WHIPPING
HI
T
A
COMB
for
a
fast
repair
Job,
Mama
Joan
j
Fontaine
pretties
daughter
Martita
before
Introducing
her
to
the
rest
of
the
cast
of
"Casanova
s
Big
Night,"
during
one
of
the
little
girl's
rare
visits
to
the
Hollywood
movie
set.
The
raven-tressed
seven-year-old
Is
Joan's
daughter
by
adoption.
ROAR
OF
HOWARD
DUFF
THE
CROWD
HELENE
STANli
VANCOUVER
(CP)
United!
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
!
Union
have
described
as
"cull-!
ous"
a
proposal
of
the
Depar.-i
mcnt
oi
Fisheries
to
ban
com-
j
uicmal
salmon
tishing
above;
New
Westminster
on
the
Fruser
;
river
from
Sept.
16
onward
eucn
'
'
vear.
Three
Counts
Seen
Necessary
to
Settle
Winner
of
Red
Deer,
Alberta
By-Election
ALSO
THE
MARKSMAN
WANYE
MORRIS
ELENA
VERDU&;
Canadian
Vets
Win
Success
In
Israeli
Tourist
Venture
"Hoar
of
the
Crowd"
1
Ik
9:3(1
f
Q
".Marksman"
8:10
KAMOVS
PLAVKKSlHSr
'i
tic
department
made
the.
MONTREAL
J
Two
young
proposal
lor
coiiyrvation
rea-
canadians
have
been
running
Goldberg
clinched
matters
and
the
partners
returned
to
Tel
Aviv.
standing
standing
.-ons.
but
the
unions
Israel's
b'SBest
tourist
organi
committee
said
it
was
a
"callous
sation
for
the
last
three
years.
It
all
started
when
Lionel
?
iNrUSFAIL,
Alta.
(CP)
Tines
oourits
of
the
ballots
cast
In
the
Red
Deer
Alberta
provincial
by-election
will
be
necessary
to
de-Clare
a
winner.
f
ftip
Social
Credit
and
Progressive;
Conservative
candidates
ran
.o
close
a
race
in
the'
voting
Monday
that
it
will
be
necessary
suggestion
to
cui
oil
me
iMtin'j
Today
ond
Wednesdoy
Evenings
7:
ounds
of
several
hundred
giU-
nruker.
29-year-old
law
student
development
in
tlie
constituency's
record
of
switching
from
one
party
to
another.
Red
Deer
at
various
times
has
elected
Liberal,
Progressive
Conservative
and
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
candidates
as
well
as
Social
Credit.
Aitir
goiiii
Social
Credit
in
the
HI35
landslide
that
put
Soci:il
Credit
into
olfice.
Red
Deer
in
tlie
next
general
election
gave
victory
to
a
candidate
of
the
Independent
Movement,
an
or-
to
eliminate
both
the
Liberal
and
CCF
nominees
to
gain
the
rle.ir
ma
jority
needed
under
Alberta's
single
transferable-vote
system
of
counting.
The
final
first
count
was:
Donald
Prescott.
Social
Credit,
2.71C;
W.
J.
C.
Cain
Kirby,
Progressive
C
o
n
s
c
r
v
a
t
i
v
e.
2o7;
George
Roth.
Liberal.
947;
and
Auburn
C.
Pyre,
CCF.
6")0.
In
the
.-.ceoiid
coont
Mr.
Pyre
will
be
eliminated
and
the
second
choi'-es
on
his
ballots
dis-
rrrrra?.
...
it
1
ma
lioliermen.
"
from
Sydney,
N.S.,
met
Arthur
I
The
department
said
Inability
oolciborg
of
Vancouver
and
they
of
siow-moving
later
ta.ses
i
decided
to
"Put
I-srael
on
HUNT
STROMBEK
With
financial
aid
from
On-
j
adian
Zionist
organizations
the
veterans
Goldberg
also
fought
j
with
Israeli
troops
during
the1
war
rounded
up
14
cars
and
the
brand-new
business
began
in
the
young
slate.
(
Since
then
the
company,
known
t
more
than
70
000
tourists
as
Sightseeing
Limited,
has
spread
to
three
specially
designed
tourist
buses.
The
business
U
described
as
"one
of
the
most
successful
in-
i
salmon,
pariicui.ii
iv
pinK-s
mm
chums,
to
clear
the
50-ml!c
stretch
of
the
Fraser
to
MLsoo;i
Uuimg
the
to
week
protection
1
period
was
the
lactor
behind
the
ptxpoaul.
LIZABETH
SCOTI
LX)N
DEFORE
DAN
DURYEA
nap.
Druker,
the
senior
partner,
fell
in
love
with
the
country
when
he
left
his
studies
at
Dalhousio
University
and
Joined
the
Israeli
forces
in
the
Arab-Israel
war.
,
He
made
a
name
lor
himself,
an-;
although
only
in
his
early
20s
.!ime
nffirer
commanding
the
tributed
tu
the
other
candidate;.
ganiatien
supported
by
lh'.
browned
Man'
Found
Alive
At
Kam
loops
KAMLOOPS,
B.C.
ff
Don
linl
liU
hullfits
even
if
t.hev
n'l
Liberals.
Progressive
Conserva-
tives.
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
and
others
opposed
to
Social
Credit.
Ine
union,
however,
saia
iumi-ermen
took
unly
71.34d
piiiks
from
the
area
trom
Sept.
IB
tj
fne
enj
of
Uj3.
It
pointed
out
that
the
total
catch
of
pniiis
en
tank
division.
Later
he
vestments
in
Israel,
ana
wr.
'
Army's
go
to'
Social
Credit
or
Prosres-
'.
sive
Con-ervitive,
will
fail
to
j
give
either
a
majority.
On
tlie
third
count
M
".
Roth
will
be
eliminated
and
terond
choice.-
on
his
ballots
distributed
j
to
Mr.
Prescott
and
Mr.
Kirby.
I
COl'NTS
HtlDAY.
SATl
K1UV
Election
officials
said
the
sec
(Adu'r
Entcrtainmcl
organized
Israel's
first
armoieu
officers'
training
school.
route
lo
the
Fraser
river
last
year
was
10.300.000.
The
unicn
atd
American
fish
When
the
war
ended
in
iuvj
e.Mit
!
Lionel
returned
to
Canada
but
Druker.
who
recently
attended
the
Canadian
Zionist
Organization's
32nd
annual
convention
in
Montreal
is
acknowledged
as
the
country's
"Mr.
Tourist."
.
ry
Gaily
News
Classifies
ermen
were
getting
So
per
TOTEI
nf
the
iraser
uaiK
catch
aacl
THE
EXTRA
'POYAL
TOUR
OF
WEST
INDIES"
the
plan
to
start
a
drive-your-elf
au'omcbfle
service
for
tourists
had
already
formed
In
his
mind.
His
meeting
with
Arthur
A
I
anion-
I'Uim
t
j
aiiggesiea
a
"tieaiy
to
put
a;
checK-rein
on
U.S.
exploitation"
i
oi
pinks
a
tne
best
coiuscrvatioii
i
method.
j
VAST
AREA
Canada's
Northwest
Territor-,
ies
cover
1.309.000
square
miles,
roughly
one-third
of
all
Canadian
area.
ond
count
should
be
available!
Friday
and
the
third
Saturday.
The
result
was
a
change
fro:n
j
the
1952
voting
when
the
late
David
Ure
won
the
seat
for
Social
Credit
on
the
first
count.
linn
Mr.
Ure.
Alberta
agriculture
minister
until
his
death
in
a
highway
accident
in
December.
:
poliud
4.907
votes
and
his
lone
opponent,
Mr.
Pyre,
1.49G.
ald
Munce
of"
Courtney,
B.C.,
iwhtf
was
reported
drowned
last
summer,
has
been
found
here
Apparently
suffering
from
am-hesia.
RCMP
said
Munce
had
been
'
lw
here
from
Courtenay.
ai-te
a
police
constable
reco"s-nled
her
husband
as
a
ma.i
believed
te
have
drowned
ai
fcaurtenay
last
June.
Police
said
Munce
and
his
wife
now
are
in
Vancouver
seeltlng
legal
advice
to
untangle,
financial
complications
rising
from
his
reported
liCath.
,
Aiunce
was
reported
drov
n-d
when
his
car
and
clothes
"Ver
found
near
he
Courts-hay
river
where
he
had
gone
for
an
evening
swim.
''
Police
said
Munce
was
a
-irotinded
veteran
of
the
sec
!onct
world
war
and
had
suffered
frequent
attacks
of
fflrmoittft...
W
ST
'V
:'
V-
.
j
1
I
r
top
value
for
'fi
Slightly
fewer
than
50
per
cent
of
the
14.000
eligible
voters
marked
ballots
in
the
second
oy-1
election
since
the
1952
provin-
"
cial
general
election.
i
The
ballot
boxes
from
aM
!
'
polls,
some
In
outlying
districts.
;
must
be
brought
to
Innisfail
be--,
fore
the
.second
count
can
start
;
Monday's
voting
was
another;
He,
r
i
C
LISTENINC
ENJOYMENT!
THi"
DEATH
of
Mrs.
Jacqueline
Kelso,
22,
of
Sturgeon
Falls,"
Oi
t..
who
died
New
Year's
eve,
is
being
investigated
by
On-t.n
io
Provincial
Police.
Patho-io;-
iiol
eNamination
of
the
vnmnn's
nrnuns
is
being
made.
Her
husband.
Ralph
Kelso,
22-year-old
service
station
employee,
has
been
questioned
by
OPI
in
connection
with
his
wife's
death.
L
"
-i:
First
Time
in
Canada
"Carocul
Edge"
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
Double-bed
size.
Top
quality
Chenille
with
caracul
design
along
edges.
Complete
color
choice.
""
nr
iinrJ"
'"'"nr'
..
,--,..
m.
m..."-
y,
'
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cr
W,-V
Percy
14
f
right
Gets
flew
Job
At
$500
Month
VICTOH1A
fCPl-P'-rry
Wrigh'.
who
timed
lit:
bac!;
on
his
to'
for
I
lv
DC.
legislature,
and
turned
In;
ba"k
on
tlv
!c:i-li-t
uie
f,
r
Finance
Minister
Ei:iar
Complete
KUk
k
Illankt'ls.
Spreads,
Sheets,
Pillow
Slips,
Pillows,
Ticking,
Ftc.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
;
I
Gunrierson.
has
a
new
job
at
i
$:;()()
a
month.
frSr
how
much
more
yon
(
I
for
your
money
100K
AT
THIS
LIST
Of
NOTABLE
PLYMOUTH
110
FLY
Model
V-707
VlC7R0Ur
rtidio-phonograpli
mlftcroR
9
7-lube
Rodio
for
Slandord
ond
Short
Wove
broadcast!
World'i
finsl
automatic
3-ipd
record
changer
V
Exclusive
"Golden
Throat"
Ion
Luxurious
modern
cabinet
$299-50
At
least
$40.00
Trade-in
Allowance
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
with
Mr.
V.'rieht
ha
been
appointee
e.i
.-utive
a,Jsi
tant
and
secretary
.
of
tlie
new
assessment
eipuili-a-
;
lion
commission
in
DC.
:
The
civil
service
rinmiL-'siviii,
"Inch
eiccled
Mr.
W-ight
from,
30
app'ic
inls
f
ir
the
job.
said
lie
and
two
other
app:
inlets
were
"selected
in
accordance
with
usual
procedure,
by
op
ti
com-'
petition
after
public
and
.service
advertisement."
Mr.
Wright
walked
off
his
job
as
assistant
city
clerk
tor
the
city
of
Victoria
Sept.
15
lo
attend
the
fall
session
of
the
legislature.
Then
lie
resigned
his
Victoria
seat
to
allow
the
finance
minister,
defeated
in
the
June
general
election,
lo
try
again.
Mr.
Gun-derson
was
defeated
in
the
Look
at
lbs
long
list
of
notable
Plymouth
features
on
the
right.
See
Plymouth's
new
gom-bright
beauty
and
style,
inside
and
out,
Now
add
the
safe,
effortless
control
ol
FULL-TIME
POWER
STEERING
which
doos
4
5lhs
ol
the
steering
work
for
you.
Add
smooth,
fast
HY-DRIVE
that
frees
you
from
shifting
and
you
have
a
luxury
car
In
verylhing
but
the
low
Plymouth
price.
LIGHT
tLUMINlM-HW"
HARD
VALVE
SEH
I"'"
FOR
LONG
VALVE
LM
MOISTURE
PROOF
IW"
Vfi
FLOATING-POWER
ENGINE
MOUNVNSS
FOUR-WAY
ENGINE
PROrCCTIOM"'
FLOATING
OIL
rt
01.8
TH
AIR
CLEW
OIUTE
FUEL
W
W
AND
DIRT
OUT
OF
W
MICRONIC
Oil
Fllt
BELVEDERES
AND
MSmil
CHAM-HICH
MATS
AND
CLEAR,
FULL
VISION
LFT
TOU
5
MOM
OF
THE
ROAD
VFLVET-SMOOTH
BAIANCFO
RltlF
WITH
StlF
AUJIISIING
ORirLOW
SHOCK
ABtORBIRS
CONSTANT-SPFFD
ILECIRIC
WINDSHIILO
WIPERS
SArcrr-RiM
whffis
for
ADDLO
PROTEC
TION
SAFE-GUARD
BRAKES
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