Gardener
for
Royalty
I
far
"9
Gift!
SAULT
STK.
MARIE,
Out.
(CPU
VINNli'j-.tJ
if,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
February
2B,
1953
SCREEN
Alfred
HuckJon.
resident
of
j
r.-Uring
alter
43
VP
'
Tarcnlotus
towaslilp
since
lauO.ipost
lfe,
M
English
Co-Eds
Protest
Import
Of
Parisiences
FLASHES
Hrn
1.1
London,
r.nalar.'l.
of
Birmliu.i,..,,,
day
--
r.
Buttle
Lake
Proposed
Dam
'Fantastic'
Say
Geologist
he
worked
s
a
gardener
for
the
came
to
MhuiWo
in
if
Royal
Fum.iy
when
Edward
VII
became
aupermttr
was
the
Prince
of
Wales.
-
'
niall
dellverla
n
i'
Rugged
Van
Heflln,
who
co-
stars
with
Yvonne
De
Carlo
in
Universal
-
International
s
Tech
B1NU
CKUSUY
-
H(Jiifeii7"
"ROAD
TO
R
nicolor
"Tomahawk."
opening
Monday
at
the
Totem
Theatre,
ilY
ONH
7:
-9:
o.m.
READING,
England
(AP
Eight
Irate
Reading
co-eds
are
appealing
to
Prime
Minister
Churchill
to
foil
a
male
students-
plan
to
import
French
glamor
girls
for
a
university
parade.
They
said
they
suffered
an
"outrageous
insult"
because
the
7Ke
Qlmy
Story
of
tieffrvai
-
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
B.C.
a
glacial
valley,
and
submitted
Power
Commission's
assump-!
that
more
often
than
not
the
tlons
with
regard
to
geological
!
structure
of
the
land
In
such
conditions
at
the
site
of
its
pro-
j
valleys
was
porous
gravel,
posed
nam
at
Buttle
Lake
are
?
don't
say
a
dam
can't
be
m
fantastic
that
the
estimate
of
j
built
there."
he
declared.
"But
I
has
become
an
energetic
siana-ard-bearer
In
the
cause
of
the
American
Indian.
j
The
actor,
along
with
the
en-
tire
cast
and
crew
of
"Toma-1
hawk,"
spent
a
total
of
seven
i
i...
4..
n,,H'itiHu
ftf
KtuithT
.
m
m
m
iff
cosi
is
worn.
i.uum,s.
say
no
ui.e
""
.""'"
boys
asked
three
Parisiennes
to
-
This
vims
th
assertion
of
Dr.
can
be
built
there
until
at
icast,.
'
annual
,
.
university
,,,
r.
lead
the
pro
WITM
III
HIV
UIIU.ia
"
Dakota
filming
the
new
Techni
v
r
color
film.
Heflln
on
many
occasions
visited
the
Sioux
Indian
Pine
Ridge
Reservation
as
the
guest
of
David
Miller,
considered
the
best-liked
white
man
among
AM
cession
Saturday.
They
declared
Churchill
should
"correct
this
disgraceful
situation."
The
co-eds
plan
to
deliver
their
petition
to
the
prime
minister
personally,
then
march
to
Victoria
station
to
meet
the
boat
train
bringing
the
French
girls.
The
men
students
are
taking
the
Sioux
nation,
and
the
actor
minced
no
words
In
expressing
Victor
Dolm.-.Ae,
consulting
ge-
;
preliminary
examinations
are
olugixt.
Vancouver,
who
appear-
j
made.
And
certainly
nobody
fcd
today
befors
the
special
leg-1
knows
what
type
of
dam
might
lslative
committee
which
is
re-
j
be
built
there
or
what
it
would
Viewing
the
whole
Buttle
Lake
j
cost."
cjuestion.
The
committee
is
to
i
Dr.
Dolmage
maintained,
how-recommend
to
this
session
of
j
ever,
that
the
dam
site
proposed
the
House
a
final
disposition
of
j
for
water
storage
on
Upper
the
Buttle
Issue.
Campbell
Lake
was
"a
nice.
Dr.
Dolmage
was
called
as
a
i
neat,
bedrock
dam
site."
and
"a
-itness
by
the
B.C.
Natural
Re-
pretty
sure
bet"
compared
to
(sources
Conservation
League.
,
the
Buttle
site,
which
he
de-which
is
opposed
to
proposed
j
scribed
as
"a
very
uncertain
rtoragc
of
water
in
Buttle
Lake
!
thing."
for
Dower
purposes.
!
THF
ONLY
BATTLESHIP
to
take
part
In
the
Coronation
naval
review
off
Spithead
in
June
Is
HMS
Vanguard,
now
in
dry
dock
at
Gibraltar
undergoing
routine
minor
repairs.
It
was
the
largest
battleship
ever
to
enter
the
Gibraltar
dock
and
came
In
with
little
room
to
spare.
his
attitude
toward
treatment
of
the
Indians.
"We
aren't
bri,lii:.liig
to
do
enough
for
llicin,"
claims
Heflln.
1
no
chances
on
a
hair-pullins.
They
have
arranged
for
hefty
;
bodyguards
to
meet
the
three
ISorbonne
co-eds.
!
WPff
asSJMaaawaaaasaaaawsaaai
"
'i.'K.
-
V-
i
whose
role
in
"Tomahawk
i
that
of
Jim
Bruiser,
a
noted
'scout
and
friend
of
the
Indians
j
almost
a
century
ago.
"and
I
be-jlleve
that
the
fault
lies
In
the
'fact
that
the
citizens
of
the
-roi
icm-iu
imt.ii
mii-o
um
Dr.
Dolmage
said
that
the
.
t,uuu
"
v"
I
The
men
said
they
want
the
Buttle
site
was
at
the
base
of
'
He
expressed
confidence
a
Frencn
girls
to
lead
the
parade
.
j
dam
on
the
Upper
Campbell
site
,because
Reading
co-eds
aren't
i
would
be
"a
good
dam
and
a
j,lamorous
enough.
,
safe
dam."
i
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
United
States
aren't
sufficiently
aware
of
the
problem
to
force
a
more
active
education
and
rehabilitation
ranipalgn."
Almlttina
that
he
t
not
jn
Dr.
Dolmase
appeared
before
Alaska
Gives
STARTS
MONDa'
lAtra
"WiMMly
Herman
Varirllcn''
Portugal"
f'arluon
'
expert
on
the
subject.
Heflln
U
I
now
studying
research
data
In
!his
quest
for
more
knowledge
of
;thc
problems
Involved.
TOTE
Nod
to
Jap
Forest
Bid
tation
of
a
conservation
league
brief
by
J.
E.
Gatehouse,
Victoria
lawyer,
who
declared:
"If
the
Buttle
dam
proposal
Is
to
be
permitted
to
go
ahead
it
would
be
an
outright
surrender
of
human
values
to
the
forces
of
materialism
and
a
terrible
exposure
of
oj
lack
of
a
proper
sense
of
Values."
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
a
MMors
muKMu.-j
New
Direct
Vancouver-Rupert
Freight
Service
Inaugurated
j
U)NIKN
How
would
you
translate
the
title
of
the
French
film
"Los
Belles
rtc
Nult.'
JUNEAU.
Alaska
iAP
Alas
A
now
direct
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
shipping
TIIY
ALAN
LADD
-
Dt.llQRAH
KtP.H
6
S0
-
9
in
"THUNDER
IN
THE
EAST"
Any
ay.
Inslvts
b
1
1
1
or
u
a
I
ka's
Senate
went
on
record
Tues-
service
will
be
inautrurated
by
the
Northland
Navi-:Frenrh
director
Kens
c"air,
ex
Hc
maintained,
too.
that
the
day
in
favor
of
the
proposed
Power
Commission
was
"awk-
cutting
of
timber
in
the
terri-
gation
Co.
Ltd.
when
its
500-ton-capacity
freighter
jjjj
Kl;ha,e
"
Sunday
Midnight
Only
WILD
DILL
ELLIOTT
I
THE
UOWKP.Y
BOT!
In
I
in
"WACO"
I
"LET'S
GO
NAVT
To
Be
An
Aristocrat
You've
Got'ta
Be
j
But
that
was
the
translation
the
role
of
a
pseudo-conserva-
providing
it
is
done
through
an
I
Inland
Pl'inee
makes
its
initial
VUll
OH.
March
0.
tionist
in
lis
presentations
to
American-owned
company,
the
committee.
A
Japanese
delegation
recently
Also
heard
today
was
a
brief
toured
the
forest
regions
of
TWO
BIG
FEATURES
Showinc
Tttitr
alliM'
KKtNAN
WYSS
JANICE
Rt'U
southeastern
Alaska
preliminary
to
possible
negotiations.
Senate
approval
came
in
a
memorial
to
Congress
which
passed
without
a
dissent'.ne
vote.
It
said
"there
seems
to
be
some
opposition
on
the
part
of
lumber
It
is
believed
this
new
sched-
j
iVm
!
lne
to
BrtU
""""
n
ule
will
be
the
answer
to
prob-
electrical
and
electronic
system
lems
of
city
food
merchants
who
I
calculates
course,
range.
meed.
M.
Clair
argues
that
even
the
protested
last
summer's
removal
all
the
other
factors-and
sends
strictly
literal
translation
the
of
one
scheduled
direct
run.
jthe
missiles
winging
toward
the
beauties
of
the
night,
would
be
The
Island
Prince
will
have
a
target.
better.
25-ton
cold
storage
space
and
a
!
Algonquin's
profile
is
a
radical
The
picture
was
chosen
for
15-ton
refrigeration
capacity.
departure
from
the
accepted
de-
showing
In
the
presence
of
the
H
H
Hartford,
freight
agent
jtroyer
design.
From
the
bridge
Queen
during
the
French
film
of
Northland,
is
expected
to
ar-
aft
to
the
quarterdeck,
her
upper
festival,
held
In
t-ondon
M
Clair
rive
here
Monday
to
straighten
j
works
are
completely
enclosed.
Is
said
to
have
told
the
Queen:
out
filial
details
Instead
of
from
an
open
fore-
"I
should
never
have
asked
you
t
In
r,io.
Prince
pnrt
Rupert,
..ents
-nts
for
lor
I
bridge,
'
the
ship
U
navigated
and
to
come.
If
I
had
known
that
my
,
,K1
.,.i
,
,h.,ii.rf
th.,-
presented
by
Gordon
E.
Bowes
j
on
behalf
of
the
Outdoor
Club
I
of
Victoria,
which
is'
support-!
ins
the
Power
Commission's
application
to
proceed
at
Buttle
Lake.
'
The
Outdoor
Club
maintained
:it
was
"ridiculous"
to
assert
a
A
BLUE
BLOOD!
That's
the
reason
Wallace's
Department
Store
arc
so
Very,
very
particular
about
the
merchandise
they
sell.
Wallace's
have
a
reputation
for
over
forty
years
of
selling
quality
merchandise
at
reasonable
prices.
For
Quality
Merchandise
men
In
the
Pacific
Northwest
to
Showinc
Once
at
I.
IS
VKTEH
LAWrORU
and
DAWN
ADAMS
in
"THE
HOUR
OF
THIRTEEN"
STARTS
MONDAY
Last
Complete
Show
at
1
11
dam
on
Buttle
Lake
would
srcil
tne
development
of
Alaska
tim
"HOLIDAY
FOI
SINNERS"
Adult
f.nlrrUinOKd
Strathcona
Park.
Its
brief
main-
Vwp
PAcnn
rrp
hn.vn
fin
a
f
par
th
Ilnrt
Prince
are
O.
W.
tained
advantages
which
would
,hat
products'
wU1
g0
t0
Japan
result
would
far
outweigh
any
and
compete
wlln
products
pro-temporary
damage
to
the
lake
,.,.
ir,
)Vl-
.nrthut
states"
'bridge,
and
can
steam
blind
The
amument
Intrigued
philo-
iNickerson
Co
Last
summer,
a
petition
sign-
j
to"gh
the
thickest
by
"
her
loglsts.
Nobody
produced
a
trans-
CAPITOl
hore.
it
Mtort
frost,
as
nne
nf
Alas-'
iL.,
r.t
,it
smoke
screen,
guided
i..ion
to
mich
the
nuances
of
ed
by
....
a
.
m;t
.
rAUors
muKSTiiunl
The
proposed
damming
kas
grealest
resources
and
said
mcrchants
and
endorsed
by
city
radar
eyes.
the
original,
which
contains
a
would,
for
the
first
time,
pro-
..if
the
territory's
forests
are
to!councu
and
the
Chamber
of
Above
the
main
bridge
is
an
nlay
on
words
Th
French
word
vide
access
at
least
to
the
bor-
he
used
for
the
benefit
of
Alaska
I
r-
..u-h
tnr
.intitu-
open
pilot
bridge,
used
only
on
"Belle-de-Nult"
means
a
flower.
dcrs
or
the
park,"
the
brief
de-
and
lne
nation.
the
surplus
must!
ti
'a
direct
Vancouver-
lentering
and
leaving
harbor.
Aft
called
the
Marvel
of
Peru,
which
clared.
enter
world
trade
in
competition
j
prmce
Rupert
shipping
service
i'
this
bridge
is
a
stubby
four-'
blooms
onlv
at
night.
40
years
since
with
products
of
other
areas."
Lhih
.
withdrawn
bv
an-
'PBgfd
mast,
mounting
several:
similarly
the
film
deals
with
:
WALLACE'S
Dept.
Store
j
"It
Is
over
Strathcona
Park
was
established
The
memorial
request
that,
other
shipping
firm
!
tons
of
radar
aerial,
rrom
mis
French
musician,
played
by
ver-
timber
be
made
available
for
sale!
The
withdrawal
left
city
mer-
mast
sets
of
radio
aerials
are
satlle
28.ycar-old
Gerard
Phll-on
competitive
bids
to
any
com-(chants
with
only
two
shipments
strung
to
a
shorter
after
mast.
tpe,
who
escapes
from
Uie
harsh-nany
or
corporation
organized;
of
fresh
produce
here
a
week.
'ndhe
ship
also
mounts
a
dozen
:
r,,.,
anci
clatter
of
modern
life
but
nothing
has
been
done
to
make
the
area
accessible
to
the
public.
u.rrhsni.
rlaimert
thev
cou
d
nip
aeriau
lor.
msn
irequcur;
under
U.S.
laws
and
utilizing
Anr
through
a
series
of
night
dreams
transplanting
his
spirit
Into
earlier
times.
not
keep
produce
and
milk
fresh
lreless
reception
and
transmis-for
their
customers
for
the
time
.Hon.
between
shipments.
!'
The
warships
forward
arma-
"ITAXCS
V
CEADC
SCOTT
-McH
ALE
(Canada's
Finest
Shoes
For
Men)
5
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
hi
I
The
Island
Prince
will
leave
i
mem
is
a
twin-mount
ol
the
new
Vancouver
Friday
and
arrive
;
three-Inch
.50
calibre
rapid
fire
!
here
Monday.
She
has
been
1
guns
which
are
to
be
installed
In
'operating
a
freighting
service
all
of
Canada's
destroyers.
The
along
the
coast,
but
In
the
past
guns
are
fed
from
below
deck.
erican
labor
and
American
wages.
NAs
to
Aid
Addicts
Free
Selves
Conference
Scores
Cut
in
Forestry
has
made
many
other
ports
ot
aimea
ana
urea
ciecironicauy
For
quick
result
rry
o
Doily
Ncwi
Clointel
'
call
before
arriving
here.
an
rrtTT
They
are
rated
at
50
rounds
a
minute,
can
be
cranked
up
be
yond
that.
Her
after
guns,
twin
4.7'a,
are
also
fired
electronically,
and
her
anti-submarine
weapons
are
automatic,
too.
VICTORIA
CP
The
B.C.
Prototype
of
Canada's
new
VAN'COUVER
(CP)
Narcotics
electronic
streamlined
antl-sub-Anonymous,
first
organization
marine
fleet,
the
destroyer
escort
of
its
kind
in
Canada,
has
been
HMC8
Algonquin
was
recommls-formcd
here
'
isioned
at
Esqulmalt
Wednesday.
,
...
,,,.
1
The
ship
Is
a
radical
departure
There
two
strict
are
itrom
.n
former
destroyer
design..
GALE
jovcmmrnt'l
refore'atli)n
iJluns
announced
In
the
Legislature
All
the
nijw
construction
In
Tuesday
were
sharply
crltii'lwd
at
the
opening
session
of
the
Algonquin
Is
of
aluminum
while
sixth
BC.
Natural
Resources
"
"
'
"
"j
oeiow
wVcm
aluminum
is
aiso
..way
o,o
tmm
from
r.thnr
other
aririift
addicts
nnil
ana
co-operation
with
the
UScd
extensively
Conference
here.
Professor
Oeorge
A.
Alien
of
the
L'BC
forestry
department
attacked
the
government
fur
"slashing
Forestry
Department
Lieut.
Cmdr.
Patrick
F.
X.
Ilua-
These
dress
shoes
for
men
have
just
arrived
and
ore
in
the
latest
possible
styles.
The
smartest
ond
most
comfortable
shoes
you
can
find
anywhere.
Find
Them
Anytime
At
Fashion
footwear
;
ber
or
commerce,
dui.
me
pian
months
of
work.
funds
In
the
new
budget
while
i
sel
Of
Victoria
is
captain
of
ittdas
newest
fighting
ship.
was
onginaica
Dy
a
vancouvi-r,
Deep
In
her
sleek
hull
Is
a
at
the
same
time
launching
housewife,
Mrs.
Edna
Maccul-
maze
of
radar
and
electronic
MORHISCM
PU
"iM
eat
dcjxd
a
fc..
klh!
Ollll
Sn
j
lie,
who
aided
in
research
stud-
equipment,
its
of
the
Community
Chest
Where
the
old-type
destroyer
British
Columbia
Coast
S'caci-
fchips
vessels
Princess
Joan
and
mm
"Were
.simpiy
trying
to
help
,
Algonouin
has
five.
She
has
four
i
..,,
,...,.",.
.
..."
reforestation
program
which
would
be
dangerous
without
much
greater
research
In
provincial
forestry."
He
charged
that
knowledge
of
BC.
forcxtry
problems
was
not
advanced
enough
yet
to
embark
on
a
costly
program
of
forced
gj
itunlk
UifP
-r.rKr,ilf
I"
"J
these
unfortunate
people
to
help
complete
radar
systems.
Stand-
""'
"
week-end
for
annual
tht
mseives."
said
Thomas
Hum-iard
destroyers
have
two
radio
J
over-
haul,
Hccordlnjj
to
a
company
Mormon!
I
announcement.
.
...,...
runt
"
Commencing
Sunday
and
un
phrcy.s,
Jr.,
chairman
of
the
rooms;
Algonquin
has
five,
plus
Ja
veers'
clvjc.
and
government
three
radar
rooms,
affairs
committee.
Six
radar
viewing
screens
arc
"They
will
be
given
assistance
operated
by
remote
control,
so
to
help
themselves.
That
is
the
,they
can
be
tuned
in
on
any
of
til
further
notice,
the
Joan
will
be
replaced
by
the
I'rlncej
.Louise
on
the
Vancouver-Vlcloi
la-Seattle
route,
and
TEV
Princess
Patricia
will
replace
the
Princes
system
under
which
Alcoholics
it's
ratiar
systems,
ana
inc
screen
viewed
from
key
control
iroMTlr
io
U
points
in
the
ship.
Her
armament
is
radar
and
'
of
Nanalmo
on
the
Vancouver-
plira
'
"--
mrnVs.
Anonymous
operates."
Two
"charter
members"
are
making
good
following
release
from
prison.
Both
have
obtained
lobs.
One
was
an
addict
for
20
years.
Frequent
sailings
from
New
York
to
SOUTHAMPTON
-LE
HAVRE
-ROTTERDAM
by
famous
NIEUW
AMSTERDAM,
VEENDAM.
MAASDAM
and
RYNDAM
.
.
.
Direct
to
ROTTERDAM
by
all
first-class
motor-twins
WESTERDAM
and
NOORDAM.
Tie
rlf-rstltlni
Martian.
llh
the
Mirfcl-lw
r?Jl
p.
HI
its.-
-
l:nRine.
tm
iar
In
final
rftMl
and
tusve
IIP
In
I
electronic
controlled.
Guns
and
I
Nanalmo
route,
anti-submarine
weapons
are'
Overhaul
work
will
be
done
at
trained
by
holding
the
target
'
Esuuimalt
graving
dock,
near
"blip"
steady
on
a
grid
in
the
victoria.
radar
screen.
A
complicated
j
!
Jack
Donncll,
manager
of
reforestation.
The
government's
policy
on
forests
also
was
attacked
by
D.
M.
MacKenzle.
president
of
the
Truck
Loggers
Association.
Mr.
MacKenzle
said
the
additional
burden
to
be
placed
on
the
logglni
Industry
by
the
Social
Credit
government's
proposed
new
taxes
will
adversely
affect
standard
of
living
en-Joyed
by
the
people
of
British
Columbia
and
will
not
materially
Increase
the
government's
revenue.
"Anything
that
affect
the
forest
Industry
affects
every
Individual
In
British
Columbia,
directly
or
Indirectly."
M3I
la."
...
.
...
l.l,.h
for
eight
years,
enperienced
tuvelets
have
enioyed
the
tmest
transatlantic
life
on
Holland-America
liners.
Here's
where
shipkeeping
.
.
.
seafaring
.
.
.
cuisine
and
service
reach
peak
perfection.
Too,
tot
truly
warm,
sociable
hospitality,
you'll
find
a
friendly
Holland
-America
crossing
a
new,
different
enpenence
!
reut
mm
pared
nun
a
gaaounp
pians
.
.
r-a
hm
M
Mk-4M1.
Hm.n.hln;
flirt
ft
wrvlc.
AvaHablr
fri.m
ultM-k.
isilh
elthrr
kUrtlnt
or
'pmh
bultnn"
in
plant.
It
t
suppH"!
"rnP""
lank
anil
aUrllnf
haltrrin.
larm
rritt
(pusb
bu'"
watU
IIB'.O,
3
svatU
IHI0.
.
,.
Special
Sailing
from
MONTREAL
RYNDAM
JUNE
20
to
Southampton,
la
Hovr,
Rotterdam
Tooritt
1170
up;
Fint
Claw
from
1750
Royal
Mail
Lines
In
Vancouver,
was
elected
president
of
the
!
Shipping
Federation
of
British
Leering
Negro
Freed
in
Court
FREIGHT
.
.
.
to
'"
1
ataamihlp
point'
-US'"!
IN5TAUAIIUN
Columbia.
The
federation
repreje.-nts
shipping,
longshore
and
other
al.
lied
organizations
In
deefjica
ports
throughout
the
province.
Mr.
Donncll
succeed
'
T.
W.
Brawn,
manager
of
Canadian
Australasian
Line
offices
In
Vancouver.
bam
nth
lth
holrlii
holrlii
MONUIAl
WINNIPItt
t
VANCOUVER.
591
Burrard
Street,
liahtinir
Halda,
meaning
people.
Is
the
mm
atut
wautsT
popular
name
of
Indians
of
the
Vancouver
1,
B.C.
PA
5131
RALEIGH.
N.C.
(API
North
Carolina's
Supreme
Court
today
freed
a
Negro
sharecropper
convicted
of
assaulting
a
white
farm
girl
although
he
got
no
closer
to
her
than
65
feet.
Mack
Ingram
was
convicted
last
November
of
assaulting
17-year-old
Willie
Jean
Oswell,
who
I
-m
Write
todaf
fnr
lllllstralrd
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
In
Brit
Ish
Columbia.
I.ilfratur
and
Prk
Inlurmation.
USED
CARS
For
Sale
21
'15
1
Austins
1
1!50
Austin
1
1949
Anglia
Coach
1
19.-.0
.Mudrhakcr
Sedan
1
IfH!)
Stuilebaker
Sedan
1
148
Dodge
Sedan
run
the
man
WHO
KIQl'IRKS
CHEAP
TRANSPORTATION
1
1938
I'l'niouth
11937
Plymouth
lloth
in
Very
Qood
Shape
Superior'
Auto
SERVICE
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
217
Branchaat
JRortk
TaaoovTr
Frlnea
Oaoraa
an4
admoatoa
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
V.OVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
DIRECT
TO
ROTTERDAM
for
as
little
as
$150
tald
she
was
frightened
when
he
leered
at
her.
Judge
Frank
Arrostrong
gave
Ingram
a
six-month
suspended
sentence.
Chief
Justice
William
Dcvln
held
today
that
evidence
was
insufficient
to
make
out
a
caso
of
assault.
He
added
that
"It
cannot
be
said
that
a
pedestrian
may
be
assaulted
by
a
look,
however
frightening,
from
a
person
riding
In
an
automobile
'
onie
distance
away."
r
i
rU"i
J-i
ir
i
1
...
IJjp
JilL
j
TJi
W
"fir-
I
ij
JV-
on
modem
Netherlands
Government
vet
els.
booo
tood.
seamanship,
cleanliness.
Cabin
berth
$160.
Dormitory
$150.
DIRECTORATE-GENERAL
OF
SHIPPING
(Mmistrie
van
Verkeer
en
Waterstaat),
The
Hague-HOLLAND-AMERICA
LINE,
Agents.
From
Halifax:
GRO0TE
BEER
Mar.
27,
Apr
!
18;
WATER""
Apr
3
25.
from
Mootrtal:
GR00TE
SEED
June
(,
Julv
?8,
Aug.
81,
Oct.
3.
From
He
ork:
GR00TE
BFfR
March
4,
May
13,
July
1',
WATERMAN
May
Jl,
June
20',
July
13,
Sept.
16;
ZUIDER-KRUIS
Aug.
29.
-Student
sailings