1
pn
Describes
Present
Diffimltip:
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
.
Monday,
January
11,
1954
.
forld
Challenge
to
Commonwealth
Overthrow
of
Government
Would
Have
Meant
'War'
OTON,
N.Z.
(Reuters)
said
in
reply
to
the
loyal
toast
en
uiuuy
jiuuaiui'.u
il
UlC
tUIIHHUI""-""
f.i
w
ai
a
siaie
mncneon
In
Parliament
House.
The
Queen
reaffirmed
the
deui-ation
of
herself
and
of
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
to
devote
their
lives
and
energy
to
the
advancement
of
their
peoples
throughout
the
Commonwealth.
Saying
she
felt
New
Zealand
lorce
for
gooa
in
me
described
present
a
challenge,
uous
times
are
a
chal-s
trj
exert
the
Corn's
beneficlent
lnflu-telliug
effect,':
she
BERLIN
(Reutersi
Deputy
ference
a
few
hours
before
th.
premier
Otto
Nuschke
of
East
Big
Four
representatives
in
Ber-Gerrrmny
said
today
he
was
told
Jin
wore
scheduled
to
meet
here
by
Kremlin
military
leaders
that
'for
the
third
time
o
discuss
a
if
the
East
German
government
!
site
and
technical
au-angements
had
been
overthrown
and
ar-
j
for
the
foreign
ministers'
confer-rcsted
in
the
riots
last
June,
''It
I
encc.
'
would
have
meant
a
third
world
i
.
-
-
war."
1
was
crossing
the
threshofd
of
a
great
era,
the
Queen
said:
"May
you
continue
to
seize
the
opportunities
which
here
have
been
so
richly
bestowed;
and
may
you
never
fail
In
your
determination
to
follow
the
paths
of
peace
and
orderly
progress
to
which
your
steps
are
already
turned
so
that
the
generations
to
come
will
honor
your
names
and
this
nation
and
the
British
people
which
gave
It
birth."
COMMONWEALTH
INFLUENCE
The
theme
of
the
Commonwealth's
He
ahead
of
us,"
she
said.
-
"Our
resources
are
Inexhaustible
and
given
peace
we
can
achieve
much
for
the
advantage
of
mankind.'
Wellington
people
saw
their
Nuschke
told
a
press
confer-'
ence(the
statement
was
made
to
!
him
in
Moscow
recently
by
So-
viet
war
minister
Nicolal
Bul-ganin
and
his
deputy,
Marshal
Vassily
Sokolovsky.
At
the
same
time.
Nuschke
demanded
that
the
U.S.
government
take
immediate
measures
to
clean
up
its
"espionage-centres"
in
West
Berlin
whether'
the
forthcoming
four-power
9
L:j
:
f
foreign
ministers
conference
l
held
there
or
not.
He
said
Western
agents
should
have
learned
from
the
anti-government
riots
through
East
Gtr-
4
REV.
JOHN
CHRISTIE
HOLLAND,
71,
pastor
of
African
Stewart
Memorial
church
in
Hamilton,
Ont.,
has
been
presented
with
the
distinguished
citizen
award
by
his
city's
Ad
and
Sales
Club.
The
fwmer
railway
porter
whose
father
escaped
from
slavery
in
the
United
States
before
the
emancipation
won
the
award
for
his
contribution
to
racial
tolerance
and
understanding
in
Hamilton,
Left
to
right.
in
this
family
group
are
(back
row)
Oliver
Holland,
a
son;
Alfonse
and
Cleve
Allen,
stepsons;
and
William
Holland,
a
brother;
(in
front)
Mrs.
Alfonse
Allen'
Mr.
Holland;
Mrs.
Holland
and
Mrs.
Cleve
Allen.
-'
-
m
first
"on
the
spot"
telecast
when
the
Royal
visitors
attended
a
civic
reception
at
the
town
hali
earlier
In
the
day.
Viewers
saw
the
Queen
and
the
duke
accept
embroidered
rugs
for
themselves
and
for
Prince
Charles
and
Princes
Anne.
Each
rug
bore
the
coat
of
arms
of
the
city.
,
On
behalf
of
the
Maori
people
the
queen
was
given
a
carved
etaff
and
the
duke
a
ceremonial
Maori
ax
of
greenstone,
a
type
of
jade
mined
in
New
Zealand.
!
many
last
June
that
their
efforts
i
would
fail
to
overthrow
the
!
Communist
regime.
,
"Assuming
even
that
the
June
1
17
provocation
had
succeeded
and
our
government
yould
have
1
V.
EASY
Narrow-
Silhouette,
High
Empire
Waists
Predominate
in
Spring
Style
Previews
.
Ir
r
been
arrested,
what
would
nave
been
the
result?"
he
said.
,
WOULD
BE
WAR
f
"I
asked
this
question
In
Moscow
recently
to
Marshal
Bul-gai:in
and
Marshal
Sokolovskyi
LiLM
District
News
-A-
Porcelain
Tub
it
Heovyweight1
'
Construction
--Guaranteed
rbiades
in
back.
There
are
dresses
made
fashions,
which
have
the
They
answered
It
would
have
which
are
seamed
or
tucked
from
:
feminine
shape
built-in,
through
MRS.
JAMES
A.
HOtSTON
of
Toronto
have
been
hired
meant
a
third
world
war."
,
;
Nuschke
held
the
press
con
i
eral
resources
department
to
carry
on
their
work
of
STEWART
Oranduc
Mines
By
DOROTHY
ROE
.
NEW
YORK
I
The
new
look
in
spring
fashions
is
slim,
silken
and
feminine.
This
was
evident
today
as
New
York
designers
opened
a
crowded
week
of
spring
fashion
showings
for
some
150
visiting
fashion
.50
119
Weekend
Death
Limited
have
brought
in
two
planes
for
the
transportation
of
supplies
and
material
to
their
bust
to
natural
waistline
to
skilful
cut
and
carefully
moulded
;
achieve
the
moulded
midriff
inner
construction.
This
year
a
I
look,
and
suits
which
employ
a
'
dress
retains
its
shape
even
wide
crushed
cumerbund
for
the
j
when
hanging
In
the
closet.
I
same
effect.
j
skirts
are
on
the
average
one
'
New
suits
do
tricks,
displaying
inch
shorter
than
those
of
last
such
Innovations
as
peekaboo
SP!lsn.
thnueh
the
differencp
is'
Eskimos
in
the
Canadian
Arctic
develop
their
handi-!
couple
have
spent
the
last
two
years
representing
ian
Handicrafts
Guild
working
with
Eskimos.'
Mr.
2,
Is
a
native
of
Toronto
and
Mrs.
Houston,
27,
was
cwiat'ke,
N.S.
Mrs.
Houston
wrote
"Nukl,"
a
book
on
which
her
husband
Illustrated.
Bv
The
Canadian
Press
BUCHAREST
Archbishop
Leduc
Glacier
copper
property.
Part
of
these
will
be
taken
in
by
Never
before
have
you
seen
such
value
In
a
name
-brand
washer.
Alexander
Cisar,
73,
head
of
ths
air
and
some
by
tractor
via
Tex
women
wll"
wear
in
the
EwwiH
"
hKWd.b,L.,.al?t
I
imperceptible
in
many
collec-
Roman
Catholic
church
la
T.O-;
as
Creek
Pass,
the
Salmon
Gla
,
.
j
pt"
iwiuMivuKi
yin.-
Hons,
me
snort-nvea
tnreai
oi
mama.
,
cier
and
the
snowfield
adlarent
!
parade,
HMcRAE
BROS:
LTD.
ets
in
the
button-in
vesta
PARIS
Henri
ou
elbow,
;
t
lot
kir
,
.,
orlH
Danj
Krpnrn
rpnnripr
wnose
siunesi
Club
Starts
New-Work,
to
the
property.
vf,
Z
."rior
collars
of
linen
or
pique,
stick
Mayes
&
Shelley
tractors
have
fashions
are
the
big
news
of
the
i
.
f,
t
k
Docket
j
the
usual
length
Is
mid-calf,
the
,rd
to
tnP
closing
ot
the
infam-J'"Tho
Store
that
Service
BuUf
Deen
oreaKing
irau
so
iar
una
i"'
Instead
of
summer
furs,
one;
most
becoming
line
Kt
most
0us
"Devil's
Island"
penal
colony,;'
'
PHene
6
or
36
s
Exhibition
in
March
.
wear
in
aimosi
any
season.
J
ne
have,
we
are
Informed,
been
designer
shows
filmy
crips
or-
i
women.
in
French
Guiana.
1-
.rz
with
,
..2
ii
j
j
...
i
"
.
!
'
iganza
stoles
for
wear
making
good
progress.
A
Muskeg
tractor
has
been
purchased
wuau
win
uu
uuiy
au
uirougii
i:ie
,)t
nrl
;x
rt
Art
Club
mem-
in
the
spring
featuring
their
own
work
and
that
of
famed
by
the
company
and
will
also
be
summer,
some
going
on
Into
win-
j-
Tere
n
a
softly
feminine
touch
usea
in
ine
iranspori
oi
supplies.
even
to
the
most
tailored
cos
Canadian
artists.
have
smoothly
The
club
expects
to
hanir
Its
1
ft
isy
with
their
winter
'i
art
cla-sscs,
already
fur
an
exhibition
"
T
Mr.
Jack
Crowhurst
arrived
with
ui,uvc.cu
m
jjaav
cu-
i
tumes,
.
pg
wnjc
which
a
small
crew.
The
Stewart
air-
son
the
weather
Is
likely
to
rounded
llnes
strlD
is
belnir
DUt
in
sharc
for
the
JumP
straight
from
winter
Into
i
Expert
exhibit
late
In
March,
Including
some
of
the
work
they
are
un
A
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
Prince
Rupert
;
1
workmanship
reaches
a
1
summer,
designers
are
showing
planes
dertaking
at
night
school.
new
high
in
this
season's
ready-
low-necked,
short-sleeved
suits,
Also
featured
will
be
30
photo-
Nrw-Year'n
Eve
dnncp
netted
coats
anJ
dresses
-
-
of
-
feather-
cw
"
ui
t
ivu
graputt
oy
carsn
ana
an
equal
i
,
...
i
the
$200.
Mast
of
weight
fabrics
The
dress-and-'XLj
UpL
number
of
paintings
by
the
j
hospital
over
Jacket
ensemble
in
fur-trimmed
llllo
YYCCN
prominent
Vancouver
artists.!
the
eatables
were
donated
as
Catholic
Women's
League
monthly
card
party,
Thursday,
Telephone;
Red
t"9
Vancouver
Quesnel
325
Fourth
Terrace
Avenue
East
Prince
George
Bruno
and
Molly
Bobak
Iwas
the
music
for
the
dance.
slll
Prlnt
ls
one
of
the
import-1
This
term,
the
night
school
Mrs.
L.
A.
Behnsen,
Mrs.
W.
styles
of
the
season,
as
Is;
'
the
silk
tweed
suit
and
the
dark
'
artists
have
moved
Into
a
new
Strankman,
Mrs.
L.
Debus
and
field,
life
studies.
Last
week,
in-
j
Mrs.
B.
Cornwall
assisted
at
the
Mk
mted
coat.
j
lng
charcoal
they
tried
quick
piano.
Eric
Mousctt
on
the
accor-
The
narrow
si:houette
is
al-'
contour
and
gesture
sketches,
I
dlon.
Ray
Parent,
trumpet
and
most
universal
In
daytime
with
Gafl
Harvey
and
David
j
sax.
Bob
Hutchlngs,
Lou
Behn-
clothes,
shown
in
Empire
sheaths
Allen
as
models.
'
sen
and
Billy
Orr
on
the
drums,
and
high-waisted
suite.
The
line
1
his
week
a
more
careful
and
all
contributed
to
make
the
through
the
midriff
l?
skin-tight
lengthy
study
will
be
started,
affair
a
big
success.
Bob
Corn-
and
will
permit
no
concealing
with
Titus
Campbell,
well-known
wall
was
master
of
ceremonies.
,
drapery
to
hide
excess
poundage,
totem
pole
carver
as
model.
...
So
we
may
expect
a
wave
of
Beginners
may
use
conte
pen-
Fred
sprachlln
,
liquor
vendor.
dieting
just
before
Easter.
tftit
fx
r
M
nana
uihi1
thASA
tLltll
!
.
r
i
L.
..
1
"
Jan.
.
1
Film
"Lest
We
Forget",
to
be
shown
at
Canadian
Legion,
S
p.m.
tomorrow
night.
Canadian
Club
holds
first
meeting
ef
year
on
Wednesday.
Speaker
will
be
Major-Gencral
Victor
Odium,
former
Canadian
ambassador
to
Turkey
and
China.
IT'SflDMUGOOd
MILK
7"
"."".''.r'
nvnnrUnia
.
T
1
.
1
being
iransierrea
10
mc
siuic
nesieners
achieve
the
high-
itrnvlAiit
it
aa
t,
i
v
l
J
yy,f
ivua
iamhivv
"
v
ftt
flnrtlTM
ftDriHlC
IMttUU
,
11
iii
it's
Mx
I
water
colors
or
oils.
Mr.
Camp-1
b,
Bucceeded
by
Bay
whU
Sch
to
bell
will
bring
some
finished
:
.
PrlnP.
nnrae.
?a.ve..s.'.
?.-..recA
.-1
Little
League
Baseball
Association
meethig
tomorrow
night
at
8:30
in
the
Civic
just
below
the
bust,
to
meet
a
Totem
poles
and
one
partly
fitted
jacket
which
ends
at
this
,
i
ncnt
is
made
by
t
V
Onrn
right'
And
KX'
-
all
produced
by
your
I
I
"O
ueUoborg
on
the
J'
I
t
V
farms
up
in
the
H"lT
I
I
Bulk'-y
Valley.
J
i
carved
and
his
tools
so
that
he
i
,n
actlvitles.
Besides
being
,
"
run
hp
drawn
ax
hp
works.
!
si
tj.,,,
-a
ru"u'
Some
coats
are
belted
nan
Nelson,
assistant
Just
below
the
bust,
or
have
half-
lagers
iiiictte
Safety
Razor
BE
A
CITIZEN
SAILOR
IN
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RESERVE)
mm
"f
Canada
Limited.
L.O.B.A.
regular
meetm;
Oddfellows
Hall
Thursday,
8
p.m.
.icnairman
oi
me
niiuiai
nuoiu,
The
club
also
has
had
word
he
waa
secretary
for
the
Stew-from
the
Western
Art
Circuit
t
hnneh
of
the
Canadian
Ie-with
which
the
local
club
is
at-
d
vh
"lc
v
lted
church.
B'""
filiated,
that
It
Is
already
sccur-1
Iln'.ili
nf
din
antxiintincnt
h'
f
'lici.
Bvers
Jiilxivel
na
i!
i
accr.
effective
lm-
In;?
exhibitions
for
next
year.
If
Meeting
of
Jab's
Daughters
FridHy,
January
15.
Initiation,
silver
march
and
party.
Prior
to
his
term
as
belts
Just
below
the
shoulder-
"
RCMP
Plane
Joins
Search
For
Trapper
tj
sales
manaser.
Mr.
sufficient
interest
is
shown
locally,
the
club
hopes
to
bring
In
two
exhibitions
again
next
season,
In
Fall
and
Spring.
o
Gillettee
sales
repre-
reaaers
Casli
for'
old
rlr
Pulger'j
C.W.L.
Card
Party
Thursday.
ativejfor
Western
Ontario.
raf
C)J
fiim
lo
IjJreSS
Jan.
14.
in
VANCOUVER
(CP)
An
RCMP
;
rescue
plane
left
here
Sunday
to
?uu.yvvvvs:
uluut
Cfuf
J-lvre
IVeJnvitlatj
O
Sonja
Ladies
Aid;
home
of
j
aid
In
the
search
In
the
Fort
St.
Mrs.
Carl
Strand,
Tuesday,
Jan.
,
James
area
of
north-central
B.C.
12.
,Ul
'
for
a
trapper
missing
two
weeks.
John
Bendlckson
vanished
,,
n
e
FUhc.i
Northland
Dairy
It
Limited
Phone
18
9
mi'cuiiR
v
"
mpn
s
Union
will
be
held
In
STOP
SINUS
SUFFERING
For
the
first
time
sinus
sufferers
en
obtain
complete,
long-lasting
remf
with
NKVO.
Available
to
the
public
atrr
years
ol
research
and
testing.
Medical
tests
have
proven
that
NKVO
completely
eliminates
sinus
guflerirg
i;.
almost
all
ruses
even
when
other
methods
have
failed.
Sold
on
Money
Hack
,
(piiamnler
At
All
Druit
Storm
somewhere
along
his
trapllne
and
RCMP
said
they
are
also
looking
for
his
partner,
Alfred
it
al
Union
Hall
on
Tuesday,
Jan.
12
The
RCN
(Reserve)
con-fists
of
citizen-sailors
in
training
increasing
their
knowledge
of
the
skills
and
crafts
of
the
sea.
Reserve
training
is
important
training
and
demands
whole-hearted
interest
and
effort.
r-Ggneral
Victor
Odium,
former
Canadian
ambassador
and
Turkey
will
be
guest
speaker
here
Wednesday
;i
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Canadian
Club
In
the
iditorium.
Otllum,
who
has
had
a
distinguished
and
varied
-
a
journalist.
DuhliKher.
Investment
broker,
soldier.
(1)
at
7:30
p.m.
i
Sharp,
now
believed
to
be
in
Of
Sons
of
Norway
meeting.
and
diuUmutt.
has
not
announced
the
tonic
of
his
Vancouver.
Staff
Sgt.
Stan
Rothwcll,
a
veteran
search-and-rescue
pilot
flew
the
RCMP
plane
"Wren"
to
Prince
George,
where
it
will
be
!
Monday,
January
11,
8
p.m.
In-istallatlon
of
officers.
Initiation.
I
All
members
please
attend.
!
(81
PffsJlu're.
Be
Thrifty
...
Spend
Wisely
.
.
.
outfitted
with
skis.
advises
The
Canadian
Legion
;ands
of
Many
Years
cfiored
at
Surprise
Party
that
the
film
"Lest
We
Forget
will
be
shown
on
Tuesday,
January
12
at
8
p.m.
in
the
Legion
Auditorium.
This
film
has
been
loaned
by
West
Point
Grey
Blanch
142
and
ls
being
shown
to
advance
Legion
Interests
and
Interest
In
the
Legion.
All
veterans
and
interested
persons
are
welcome
to
attend
this
fine
UY
"imif
KlllH'l'l.
unmin
lerfs
fl
many
vrarx.
wcrp
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
GROUP
FARES
THE
BEST
o
r
I:I(1hv
nlifht
ot
n.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Army,
1431
Atlin
Avenue,
with
family
and
friends
present.
Including
Mr.
Arney
and
Mr.
Rancr.
husbands
of
the
two
honorrcs.
Mr.
EARN
UP
TO
32
DAYS
TRAINING
PAY
PER
YEAR
.
Serving
your
country
in
your
spare-time
is
also
profitable
duty.
You
wsll
be
paid
regular
Navy
rates
of
pay
for
the
time
you
spend
in
training.
F'
aT1'
MI'S
tlnnrw
Arnnl,
W.
J.
Ranee
both
of
t9i
J"r-!fllm.
No
admission
charge
and
Mrs.
Erling
Prdorwn,
and
Mrs.
Angus
Macphec,
f
cclcbratlne
their
Mr
nl
1
IIO
CltV
nlrillnwn
and
Mrs.
Don
Arney,
Mrs.
Ar-ncy's
sister
Mrs.
M.
Macdonald
and
Mrs.
E.
Graham.
By
u.slng
speclt
s
and
sizes
un-sulted
to
lumber,
pulp
and
paper
has
increased
the
forest
wealth.
v''d
their
natal
days
IT
M
Vnor,
In
D.ln..
Any
organized
group
consisting
of
eight
or
more
persons
is
eligible
for
our
special
reduced
fares.
INSIST
ON
fc,
a
j'','
i
a
i
iiir
was
at
the
home
DEmirrmki
mo
Mm
-RIGHT
HERE
IN
"
I
lorii'ii
u
GROUPS
OF
8
OR
MORE
HOUSTON
10r
V
15r
f
'.
KcMunvd
f'liwhi.st
Dnrtv
nnrl
riunpi.
criirTirw
no
'
f
ive
been
resumed
for
p!iiHlor
of
the
winter;
O
3ROUPS
OF
1&
OR
MORE
n
4
the
Sons
of
Norway
a"l
Tlidiiv
nlii-lil'c
unuui.,n
'
POTATOES
AND
f
efd
attendunce.
There
is
a
Naval
Division
near
you.
Find
out
how
you
on
serve
your
country
and
prepare
yourself
for
advancement.
Write,
telepbout
or
iLitt
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
Prlnee
Rupert
-
Phone
526
SALES
AGENT
REQUIRED
Old
established
Vancouver
wholesale
electrical
firm
handling
wiring
supplies,
fixtures
and
nationally-known
major
appliances
require
resident
sales
agent
to
cover
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
area.
Non-conflicting
lines
ok.
Commission
basis.
Apply:
Box
No.
883,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'T
at
wlusi,.
w.'vo:
Wn-'f
t.
Mrs.
D
Jnhncton,
.
I'is.
H.
Gr-indstr.md;
'f
t
Ken
Laird,
ivraid
SPORTS
TEAMS
CLUBS
.
.
.
...
Meet
your
friends
in
Alaska
at
low
cost
and
minimum
time
loss.
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
.
Coll
ot
our
Office
or
Phone
266
f'
lvig.
The
door
prize
i
'"ar
Surges.
VEGETABLES
HOUSTON
CO-OP
MARKET
ASSOCIATION
ttlDIJ
'
and,
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
J.
!
ft.
anri
Mm
n
Knut
Rystad.
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