'
it
&
1
!
Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
New;
Saturday,
April
12,
1952
MUSIC
.
.
.
DRAMA
.
.
.
ART
.
.
.
BOOKS-
model
requiring
no
belt
or
sus-!
daisy
lace
trim,
wine
pumps,
and
white
choker
and
earrings
of
tiny
seed
pearls.
Mrs.
Marky
Gurvich
Mauve
and
white
waffle
print
sundress
CLASSICAL
RESEARCH
-Platter
Parade
by
DICK
WESCH
WHAT
THEY
WORE
(Continued
from
page
3)
lar.
Black
crepe
afternoon
dress
with
black
and
white
check
trim.
Pumps
of
grey
leather
with
latticed
toe.
Grey
box
style
purse.
Pearl
and
rhinestone
choker
penders.
Shirt
to
be
worn
in
three
different
ways:
dress
with
tie,
open
at
the
neck
sports
shirt,
or
as
windbreaker
on
top
of
trousers.
Harvey
Deary
Fashionable
doubl-e
breasted
tailored
suit
in
Edinburgh
blue
of
all-wool
Eng-
All
smiles
and
chuckles,
aboard
the
craft,
As
they
were
heading
out
to
Flowers
for
Easter
W-v
with
crisp
white
trim
featuring
the
new
wing
collar
and
short
sleeves.
White
wedge
sandals
and
white
bone
choker.
Ilsh
fabric,
set
off
with
a
grey
I
BRIGADOON
Operetta
by
Alan
Lerner
and
Frederick
Loewe.
Act
I
Brigadoon
is
the
story
of
two
Americans.
Tommy
Al-
with
matching
earrings
and
bracelet.
Miss
lona
Hardv
Shortie
coat
!
Some
sang
some
hum,
some
Vaughn
Monroe
will
do
a
new
j
merely
thought
movie
for
Republic,
"The
Tough-
I
o,
how
good
merry
folks
are
we.
est
Man
in
Tombstone."
.
.
.!
However,
fate
was
ill
Inclined,
Gordon
MacRae
will
star
In
the
Of
what's
thP
nntnmp
coino-
i
of
summer
white
with
contrast-
KtUf
nnrf
Toff
nnnnloQQ
UVlH
Peggy
Dominato
Young
lady
hat
and
white
dress
shirt.
j
costurr.a
of
cowboy
jeans
and
Jerry
Lemire
Wine
single
,
plaid
shirt.
White
moccasins.
breasted
blazer,
tripler
shirt
and
:
Mrs.
Peggy
Pettenuzzo
Maize
polka
dot
tie.
j
cordurella
Spencer
battle
jacket
I
Harold
Windt
Glen
check
third
remake
of
the
Dese.-.-t
i
to
be;
-n
4n.de
-
Art
Page..
music
lovers
;
.jmW
g
jj
piano
playing
',",:
,p
song
hits
of
the
fci'W
iiibum
has
been
p,
A
Victor.
It's
a
-
-Tup
PPS"
a'bum
:.c!id
piano
playing
;-'liythm
accompani-..liinnq
in
the
album
8
lor
Sottish
velvet
trim,
new
three-lands
a
in
the
High-
j
j"8
SUm
.lenth
and
stumble
upon
a
vll-'"1"
,
,.
u
oiioH
black
gabardine
skirt,
white
and
song.
-
.
.
Kosemury
ciooney
in
(
As
tney
,cft
prince
Rupert
far
I'
Vf
,
.,-!
V
"V
-
;
.
.
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I
j
r-
s
I,
f
.
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,;
j
:
t
,
:
l
h
4
;..
p
,
'i
i
i
il
-1
.
V,
.
,
j
.
with
sports
jacket
oi
pure
wool,
m
lull
mBc,
nui
uil
Hie
limn.
-""'
hlV
.tram
u.i
..ui,
.i.i
t.
HiaiuuiiB
matching
juuivcjr
jockay
cap
tap
set
3C,
"i
..
r
....
Brigadoon."
At
the
village
fair
"ZAiZa
iVh
off
bv
a
salt
and
pepper
check
arape
style,
uoioriul
sports
shirt
m
California
print
and
gre
that
sunny
May
morning,
"Down
"
'
skirt
in
worsted.
Shoes
and
purse
on
MacConnachy
Square,"
Tom-
,
nf,"'2"
"leltr..
0
t.
!
of
brown
leather.
mount.
.
Pattl
Page
Frank
re
A
nasty
wind
t
of
Lalne
and
Billy
May
join
their
;
tne
sea
talents
in
the
latest
"pop"
con-
i
cert
to
tour
.
!
go
on
O,
for
a
soft
and
gentle
wind,
The
composer
of
the
hit
tune
fair
folks
ou,d
SQ
my
meets
a
pert
and
lovely
lass
"i
Z
5?
built
j
who
iB
Is
outfit
around
a
gay
plaid
Miss
Eloise
Laahti
Plaid
butterfly
skirt
with
jumper
top
and
named
Fiona
MacLaren,
Jacket
in
the
MacArthur
tartan.
slacks
in
the
new
finish
resistant
to
all
spots
and
stains.
Jerry
Lemire
Sports
jacket
of
fine
Domestic
tweed
in
the
one-button
full-lounge
style,
and
shepherd's
plaid
sports
shirt
of
wine
rayon.
long
B
sleeved
'"u.
white
crepe
.CHc
blouse,
uuay
luuajr
nciping
nci
o.o.
.
rhppk
wor!tprt
skirt
prepare
for
her
wedding
to
JS?
tto
Miss
Donna
Richards
Busi
7s.
.
T
cver
sweater.
Green
pillbox
hat,
,
'
4
o
tnlra
nlnr.a
Ihnt
affifl
1
lift
.
IO
(rU
taiC
L7I(ll,C
vliav
v
brown
leather
walking
shoes
and
publishers.
ness
girl
ensemble
convertible
from
office
to
evening
wear.
Navy
Fiona,
the
older,
is
not
married
And
white
waves
running
high
my
boys,
The
good
ship
is
tight,
and
free;
Now,
the
world
of
waters
Is
our
pear!
necklace
and
earrings
w
-
for
but
is,
as
she
says,
"Waitin
Peggy
Dominato
Croyden
j
blue
ctress
and
belBe
corded
taf-
!
fetp
HONOR
ROLL
OF
HITS
lWhecl
Of
Fortune
Kay
PIONEER
TRADERS
The
first
arrival
of
white
trad
My
Dearie."
navv
hrh(,rr
rainfnnt
Pt
nff
with
a
removable
bolero
re
Starr.
!
home,
The
men
arrive
at
the
square
lth
hlt
.
.
h
ri
vealing
sleeveless
efftc.
Red
ers
on
the
Peace
River
Is
believed
2
Blue
Tango
Leroy
Ander-
On
the
sleek
pleasure
craft
"For
and
hear
Charlie
tell
of
his
feel-
ioafers
snakskin
pumps
and
red
bone
to
have
been
In
1786.
Thee."
Charm
your
friends
with
some
Easter
Lilies
or
some
fresh
cut
flowers
.
FLOWERS
ARE
THE
GIFT
OK
EASTER
lngs
about
his
approaching
mar-
Mlss
Donna
Richards
Fine
choker
and
bracelet.
rlage
in
"I'll
Go
Home
With
Bon-
grev
w00l
flannel
checked
double'
Mrs-
Emmy
Gastaldijni
Navy
'
i-Mr.
Sim."
'Tulips
jj,-
Wheel
of
For-,,,
HIV
Life's
Compnn-'
T
ine."
'
Blue
Tango,
:,'
ivll
Me
Why."
;
yi'AI.S
I'
h.t-.
new
Victor
re-wijcti
was
forecast
in
.
fciiumn
as
a
top
con-;
"r
'the
Hit
Parade
is
.;
;
i,,d
fast.
"That's
The
ytTake"
is
in
a
bouncy
-'J
Eddie's
romantic
ijing
big
over
Hugo
ffi
catchy
accom-i
$
the
f
lipover,
"For-4
in
a
slower
tempo,
'
music
and
Eddie's
.r
its
best.
in
very
powerful
.!
by
an
unknown
,
!
re
Capitol
di.se,
ll.t's
got
as
she
belts
friends"
and
"Sick,
j
id
Blue."
.
ftas,
exact
opposite
FECKENHAM,
England
But
the
breeze
increased
to
a
nie
Jean."
Tommy,
intrigued
by
breasted
suit
fealurintr
tailored
fu'l
skirted
dress
topped
with
the
talk
of
a
miracle
and
thiiioc'
e,.-,rt
,,.
uoD
navy
and
white
checked
taffeta
Judy
Cotton,
an
air
hostess,
will
odd
quaintness
of
the
town
and
!
on
j-cet
Mauve
straw
hat
and
bolero
jacket.
Two
belts
one
ree
marry
a
man
she
sees
nearly
his
sudden
attraction
to
Fiona,;
mauve
su'oc)e
pumps
and
eloves
I
leather
and
the
other
a
narrow'
everywhere
she
goes.
Her
fiancee
tempest,
And
some
folks
would
start
to
groan;
But
some
good
wul,
would
console
That
thp
Pnnrl
"Pur
Thpo"
uill
son.
3
Any
Time
Eddie
Fisher.
4
Cry
Johnny
Ray.
5
Tell
Me
Why
Four
Aces.
0
Blacksmith
Blues
Eila
Mae
Morse.
.
1
Please
Mr.
Sun
-Johnny
Ray.
1
l.Utle
White
Cloud
That
Cried
Johnny
Ray.
9
Slow
Poke
Pee
Wee
King.
10
Guy
Is
a
Guy
Doris
Day.
matching
navy,
shoes
of
navy
is
John
Cope,
a
pilot
on
the
same
route.
and
pink
seed
decides
to
stay
the
day
out.
He
Rhinestones
and
Fiona
go
off
to
gathei-1
ncarW
f-rince
ltieri
ids
leather
with
side
straps.
heather
for
the
wedding,
to
"The
;
MU
Deshka
Penaff
Lemon
bring
us
home.
J
Heather
on
the
Hill,"
colored
polo
cloth
shortie
coat
and
plaid
all-round
pleated
skirt
Later
that
day,
at
the
Mac-!0f
MacArthur
tartan.
Black
Mrs.
Marky
Gurvich
All-
round
pleated
skirt
in
yellow
HARD
WOOD
plaid
with
yellow
wool
sweater.
Lignum,
vitae,
a
very
heavy
Low
heeled
sport
shoes
with
wood
used
to
make
bowls,
ship's
wedge
heels
and
black
suede
blocks
etc.,
comes
from
a
tree
shoulder
bag.
!
that
is
native
to
Jamaica.
Miss
Anne
Dumas
Frothy
powder
blue
short
formal
gown
1
'
of
blue
net
over
taffeta
with
a
j
T
ry
Daily
News
Wanr
Ads
;
Laren
house,
Charlie
arrives
to
.
suede
sling
pumps.
Box
516,
300
3rd
Ave.
Phone
777
I
THIS
WEI
K'S
ARTIST
I
Mel
Torme
Some
fellows
sing
But
some
folks
so
felt,
the
end
was
near,
And
prayed,
and
groaned,
and
said,
whoever
Will
try
to
get
me
out
to
sea
again,
I
will
say,
Never
1
Never!
Never!
Rudolf
Braun.
"BraunPolnUlm,"
sul'ry
April
'uk
1
1
"
turn
juua,
snuncr
the
languid
'
glassware
with
their
high
notes
sign
the
family
Bible
and,
be-;
Mrs.
Emmy
Gastaldini
Tail-j
cause
of
the
old
superstition
;
ored
ligtU
brown
check
suit
and
j
preventing
the
bride
and
groom
j
furs
of
brown
European
marten,
j
from
seeing
each
other
the
day
j
Green
basket
weave
summer
j
of
the
wedding,
sings
to
her
straw
hat,
shoes
of
green
snake-through
the
closed
door,
"Come
skin,
while
gloves
were
white,
LSii'ing.
01
in
ana
amaze
me
puouc
wun
ineir
,io
"i
I
nvo
i
ftp
wav
'
Amu
Mv
Heart"
and!'anBe
and
volume.
This
Is
all
,iyou
(very
spectacular
but
for
easy
,'lt-"Go!clen
Tone"
j
listening
our
man
is
Mel
Torme,
Digby
Island,
B.C.
this
time
with
a
!
"c
vcl,c'
ru&-
.'augiu
me
To
Me,
Bend
To
Me."
Tommy
!
suede
jewellery,
and
Fiona
return
from
a
lovely!
Miss
Eloise
Laahti
Sun
dress
day
together
and
tell
Jeff
they;
of
mauve
waffle
pique
with
de-find
it's
"Almost
Like
Being
tnjtachable
bolero
jacket,
white
Love."
sandals.
But
Tommy
presses
her
to
ex-
i
Leona
Dominato
looked
sweet
i
music
wona
mai
volume
isn
i
McRae
Bros.
of
two
,
i
sairing
new
matching
net
stole.
Sparkling
rhinestone
necklace,
bracelet
and
earrings.
Navy
ankle-strap
j
sandals.
Mrs.
Dorothy
DeBlaas
Bailer-
!
ina
length
cocktail
dress
In
ice
'
blue
taffeta
with
removable
bolero
revealing
a
strapless
'
gown.
Silver
platform
sandals'
and
rhinestone
set
oi
necklace,
bracelet
and
earrings.
!
Miss
lona
Hardy
Canadian
squirrel
cape
In
rich
sable
shade.
Sapless"
and
"Some-
The
Way."
His
pop-Old
make
both
num-
everything.
Mel
and
his
soft
style
proved
to
artists
that
being
natural
Is
a
quality
just
as
essential
as
the
,,
jtcms.
plain
the
mystery
of
the
village,
j
in
pink
two-piece
party
dress
and
Fiona
takes
him
and
Jeff
(fashioned
in
popular
Kriskay
to
yisit
the
schoolmaster
of
the
:
material.
town,
Mr.
Lundie.
Mr.
Lundie
'
Mrs.
Peggy
Pettenuzzo
Grey
I
voice
itseii.
rne
"Kid
irom
cni-
"YOUR
MUSIC
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
THE
NORTHWEST"
Painting
Enriching
Experience
"S
'cago"
iiarted
out
as
a
drummer
trong
is
expVcted
to
and
excels
at
the
p.ano.
He
s
world
tour
in
Septem-
j
nas
been
featured
in
a
few
pic-i.Jhi
England
and
Au-
:
tureSi
including
"Words
and
reveals
that
Brigadoon
was
mir-
!
double
breasted
suit
featuring
an
a,,
.lnticlt,
kUi-dA
tn,n
!
fll-rminri
nlpot.pH
clrirr
Sili;r
Black
ballerina
length
formal
of
;arsTgo.that
U
lapiblue
mink
f
urpi
Grey
feU
Patterned
nylon
or
rusU
into
a
sleep
from
which
it
hat
in
sugarscoop
model
and
I
a'
t
lace
h
T
stole.
tt
'
1
"'1
WISH
YOU
ALL
w
a
lne
continent.!
Music"
in
which
he
sang
one
of:
.
.p
new
one-year
con-
j
his
bifpest
recr.rd
scilers,
"Blue
Mucuiy
Records
i
Moon."
'
I
awakens
only
one
day
in
every
i
black
Roman
style
suede
san-
ing
nylon
Figur.e
hugging
strapless
bodice
gown.
Matching
rhistone
necklace
and
'earrings.
"To
have
reached
the
age
of
hundred
years.
No
villager
is!
dais,
fortv
without
ever
handling
a
allowed
to
leave,
or
the
en-i
Mrs.
Marky
Gurvich
wash-
'
.....5
UUIglllC
WOJ,
i
ae
of
a
million
rec-
i
Torme
formed
a
vocal
Croupibrush
or
fiddlin
with
a
DencilJ
chantmpnt
will
hi
hrnken
and
able
nylon
print
dress
with
Bib-
blaster
I
known
as
the
"Mel-Tones"
which
j
to
have
regarded
with
mature
the
town
will
disappear
forever.
Ucal
pattern
in
maroon
on
white
MEN'S
SHOW
was
heard
with
Arlle
Shaw
and
eye
the
painting
of
pictures'
of
A
stranger,
however,
can
stay
background.
Green
pearl
choker
k
nu
a
tiiwinl
funtnre
tin
llio'
....
-
-
.
.
i
.
,V
,
nnrt
hrapplpt
anrt
hlnr-lr
nvlnn
Harvey
Dearv
Pure
WOOl
-
.-i"
i
jiuy
wu
u
a
uiyan;iy,
iu
nave
u
ne
lans
in
love.
"
,
.
-
Musicrafi
label.
From
here
he
aod
agape
before
the
chalk
ofl
....
I
mesh
sandals.
P,as,nnier
,
vrcoat
with
set
out
as
a
soloist
and
has
been
the
pavement
artist
and
then
Now
m
dftwn
tn
,h
rhllwhl
.
Miss
Carol
Nelson-Teen-age
hat
-in
light
tage
n
the
open
Bool
J.IV
heard
on
Mu.sleraft.
Capitol
and
'
suddenly
to
find
oneself
plunged
'v
"h
for
the
weddine
Fo
Towina
'
-ress
ln
aqua
K-nsKay-
sngntiy
.ue
sttuarame
MOM
labels
and
lias
had
several
Mn
the
middle
of
a
new
and
in-
,
,
edam?-t0-'0!ng
'ofr
the
shoulder.
Puffed
s'.eeved
-rourers
and
a
maroon
and
yel-
U1U
on
vach.
His
"County
Fair"
tXlnXn
XttZ'i
ith
lad
eWect
in
""'XTSt
and
"I
Cover
The
Waterfront"
i
wltn
Daints
and
palettes
and
","
,
?"
,
.'.ll0
1
at
the
midriff.
Seed
pearl
chok-I
Jerry
Lemire-Wine
corduroy
,
i
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
PRESENTS
The
Final
Concert
of
This
Season
of
the
are
true
collector's
items.
i.9flL.s
canvases,
nlld
and
not
not
to
ta
be
bo
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dis
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and
aim
white
"uiic
sandals.
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oenea
long
o
j
jacxet
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ana
c-j
grey
aii-
As
he
runs
from
the
rnurcl1
j
Dorothy
DeBIass
Two-piece
wol
gabardine
slacks
in
the
new
couraged
by
the
results,
is
an
as
Mcl
is
also
a
songwriter
and
yard,
he
curtain
falls
for
the
i
sundress
in
bubble
Kriskay
feat
toaeLher
w
1th
Bub
Wells,
penned
tonishing
and
enilching
expen-
end
of
Act
j
uring
circular
skirt,
empire
they
must
eat,
-The
Christmas
Song"
which
has
ence.
l
ficpe
it.
may
oe
snarea
Act
II
The
men,
in
an
excit-
waistline
and
detachable
bolero
f
,1
live
through
lona
!
been
good
for
at
Ivast
halt
a
by
others.
.
1
should
be
glad
if
ing
chase
through
the
forest,
jacket.
Gay
lime
yellow
shade
.uiimau-a
igloos
are
nullion
copies
in
records
and
i
these
lines
induced
otners
lo
try
of
Fail
MnwatV.
k..
-....;;.
.,,
vrimnt.
succeed
in
stopping
tne
run-
i
dress
with
navy
and
white
print.
which
hir-h
i
I
nave
hav,
Wed.
April
16,
1952-8:30
p.rn.
BRONISLAV
GIMPEL
World
Famous
Violinist
CARL
FUERSTNER
Pianist
-
Accompanist
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
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but
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when
he
is
found
Seaweed
in
and
away,
jewellery
navy
Deer."
.McClel-!
debut
in
1940.
In
addition
Melltried,
and
if
some
at
least
were
emingly
from
having
wh
te.
Navy
mesh
sandals.
'wart,
a
movin?'
has
to
hi.
credit
several
com-
to
find
themselves
dowered
with
nylon
"truck
his
head
on
rock.
Miss
Deshka
Fenef
Cotton
a
-
Mmg
people
of
Can-;
pos;iLns
Ian
which
border
on
the
abso.bing
new
amusement
land.s.
classical
such
as
"California
:
delightful
to
themselves
and
at
Back
in
the
glen.
Tommy
tells
dss
in
purple
plaid
gingham
f
?fnt
two
years,
1947-1
Suite,"
dedicated
to
the
West
any
rate
not
violently
harmful
Fiona
he
is
in
love
with
her,
a
white
V?-
band
of
eskimos
Coast
where
Mel
and
his
wife,;
to
man
nor
beast.
I
"There
But
For
You
Go
I,"
andjnertud
buttons
Grey
suodine
Jin
2o0
mile
most
-Buy
makes
-up
his
mind
to
stay
In
h
m
nd
bag
and
white
straw
north-!
Candy
Toxton,
spend
ol
;
a
paint
box
and
have
a
Churchill,
Man.
His
their
time.
The
versatile
"Vel-
try.
If
you
need
something
lo
Brigadoon
with
her.
As
they
n"Mr,11.1
ollt
took
h
both
an
ac-jvet
Ffel"
with
all
his
talents,
Ui
occupy
-your
leisure,
to
divert
leave
to
see
Mr
Lundie
a
lass
nft"X,
?r
aUdh
a"Und
:ycur
mtad
from
the
dally
round
g
jgJg;
fl&oa'SSS
nylon
mouse
fir
survival.
,
to
illuminate
your
holidays,
do
"a
ins
ine
wcaaing
guesis
wun
,
h
hite
sandiK
sandals
wiih
with
rrenp
(
ixplorer
J.
B.
Tyrcll
bush
pUot.5
chlu,rcn,
the
only,
not
be
too
ready
to
believe
that
"My
Mothers
Wedding
Day'
c.epe
fc
.
the
existence
of
.
paiiienpgers
U)
come
out
alive,
yop
cannot
find
what
you
want1
Tommy
tells
Jeff
of
his
deci-
s.
Gastaldini-Pale
Gastald,niPa
e
ttic
eimos
in
18&6
serialized
first
in
the
Saturday
here.
Even
at
the
advanced
age
on
to
stay
then
discovers
hat
,
Emmy
W-d
in
the
thousand.!
Evening'
PcAt
this
second
novel
of
forty.
It
would
be
a
sad
pity
Jeff
was
the
inadvertent
klUerWJ;?J
.hl
4
there
were
40
fam-!
Dy
tne
author
of
"Perilous
Pas-
to
shuffle
or
scramble
alouj
of
the
runaway.
The
shock
of
j
200
his
friend's
confession,
and
Jeff
persuasion
that
the
place
is
people.
Mowat
e"
moves
swiftly
through
its
through
one's
play
Ume
with
golf
s
40
people
left
and
loitering
,
dream
makes
him
doubt
Fiona
f
piot
It
draws
the
reader
quickly
and
bridge,
pottering,
'l'ar-
Unto
its
tightly-welded
plot
and
.shifting
from
one
heel
to
the
better
off.
You
will
know
'be-Jand
town-
as
the
day
blames
I
wondering
what
on
eartn
that
that
i?ds'Jle
'av,es
her-
ln
From
trading
with
equal
skill
delivers
the
de-
other,
yond
a
peradventure,'
interests
for
the
dy-!
sired
effect
of
this
type
of
story;
to
do
as
perhaps
is
the
fate
oi
js
really
What
you
were
meant
ThIS
Dav
n-"ht
tfibe.
He
writes
entertainment.
'isome
unhappy
beings
when
all
to
do
in
your
hours
of
relaxa-
Tommy
returns
to
New
York,
In
e
talked
out
of!
the
while,
if
you
only
knew,
tion."
I
finds
himself
haunted.by
Fiona's
ifi'wu
and
into
fur-j
W
G
Hardy,
president
of
the
there
Is
close
at
hand
a
wonder-
From
Painting
as
a
Pastime"
j
memory
and
returns
to
Scotland
'fd
fishing
for
the
Canadian
authors'
.Association,
'
ful
new
world
of
thought
anJj
by
Winston
S.
Churchill.
to
find
her
and
"Brigadoon."
Jiio
promptly
desert-has
written
a
new
novel,
"The
craft,
a
sunlight
garden
gleam-,
-
--
'
'
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AT
THE'
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fish
Unfulfilled"
(McClelland
and
ing
with
light
ana
color
oi
wnicn
P!''fe.
Starvation
and
'
Stewart),
which
tells
the
.story
ol
you
have
the
key
in
your
waist-'d-
ia
Canadian
writer
and
his
fam-
coat
pocket.
Inexpensive
lnde-
Onward
and
Ijlpward
n
the
e.skimo
were
fould
locate
the
cari-'h
year
they
sufler-
ily,
and
the
problems
which
be-
pendence,
a
mobile
and
peren-set
them
during
and
after
the
nial
pleasure
apparatus,
new
.second
world
war
!
mental
food
and.
exercise,
the
Head
of
the
classics
depart-5
old
harmonies
and
symmetries
4
oijoui
(faster
ment
at
the
University
of
Al-,
in
an
entirely
aiueicm
language
hrt
Mr
r,rriv
rhnsp
Tnrnnto
an
added
interest
to
every
com
'
mroitjUi
lack
of
tne
Arctic
eskimos,
r'l
and
walrus
fat
t
fuel,
the
Barren
''
never
have
haa
u'r,
when
their
sum-Siioking
green
twig.?,
''der
the
snow.
:ticizes
Federal
Gov-'"
for
the
eskimos
as
as
the
setting
for
his
latest
work
mon
scene,
and
occupation
for
of
fiction.
Its
leading
figure
is
every
idle
hour,
an
unceasing
a
newspaper
columnist
and
au-
voyage
of
entrancing
discovery
thor
who
gives
up
a
New
York
-these
are
high
prizes.
Make
mixtrpss
nft.Pr
a
strueele.
and
i
Quite
sure
they
are
not
yours.
FROM
rejects
an
easy-money
offer
fromj
"After
all,
if
you
try,
and
fail,
done.
Hollywood
to
stay
in
Canada
there
is
not
much
harm
The
nursery
will
grab
what
the
w
WO
lal
Ho
,.
1
with
his
family.
wribou
inr
thm
.!
Mr
Harrtv
vnhn
has
written
studio
has
rejected.
And
then
a;y
return
to
the
one
!several
novels
and
short
stories,
I
you
can
always
go
out
and
kill
"that
will
m-i,..
v,
i.i
is
nrr.sirir.nt
nf
thp
international
Liome
animal,
humiliate
somo
I
rival
on
the
links
f
"le
living
on
the
Ice
Hockey
Federation.
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
or
despoil
:
the
green
Isoe
frlmend
across
If
von
must
sell
It.
advertise
table.
You
will
not
be
worse
on
,
Advancement
in
civilization
calls
for
continual
effort
on
the
part
of
all,
which
in
itself
gives
satisfaction.
This
page
on
Music,
Art
and
Literature
tells
of
men
and
women
who
not
only
derived
satisfaction
from
their
work,
but
contributed
a
never
failing
source
of
pleasure
to
the
world.
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
i
in
any
way.
In
fact
you
will
be
ground
for
Arthur
'd
novel,
"The
Des-
(faster
ISM
.
wocn
Brew
uthor's
experiences
r
first
for
the
Van-
Province
and
later
fuver
Sun.
i
LRh.
and
his
i
'washed
plane
that,
.
2ln8ing
him
his
chiKI-
TureWerle
Wh
divorC3d
'
1
5,d
somewhere
alng
the
ft
C0ist
or
1"
the
New
Western
Releases
GOLDEN
EAGLE
RAG
Buddy
Reynolds
(Offlcltil
song
Budciy
Reynolds
Golden
Eagle
Fun
Club.)
HONKY
TONK
BLUES
Hank
Williams
GONE
AND
LEFT
ME
BLUES
Cowboy
and
Kathy
Copas
STINGY
Helen
O
Connell
and
many
others
by
such
favorites
as
Moon
Mulligan,
Hank
Thompson.
Tennessee
Ernie,
Huwkshaw
Hawkins.
THE
.
DAILY
NEWS
i
ri.':'
ine
account
9
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Wain.!
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I
teTod.
often
excit-theMe
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for
d
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