Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
February
24,
1954
t
at
Tycoon
Blames
Many
Divorces
ncreases
For
PM,
Cabinet
Ministers
omen
"Not
Hep"
To
Family
Finances
Long
Overdue,
CCF
Member
Declares
where
the
family
money
comes
IIIY
KOIC
,If
niorc
lius-
uivi's
uw
!!
In
a
New
York
slock
exchange
firm.
"I'm
constantly
amazed,"
says
this
pink-cheeked
petticoat
tycoon,
"at
the
number
of
otherwise
intelliRent,
capable
women
who
haven't
tne
iaintcst
idea
e
would
be
.,
thcr
n
ion
of
;ii
the
oi"
of
the
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Commons
has
approved
salary
increases
of
$10,000
for
the
prime
minister
and
$5,000
for
each
of
his
cabinet
colleagues.
Two
CCF
members
and
Ihe
Social
Credit
group
supported
the
Liberals
Monday
as
the
Commons
voted
118
to
44
to
give
second
reading,
approval
in
principle,
to
legislation
providing
the
cabinet
its
first
pay
tnership
tlve
par
from,
how
much
there
is
of
it,
or
what
they
would
do
if
their
husbands
suddenly
dropped
dead."
Mrs.
Kennedy,
a
young
and
feminine-looking
widow
and
mother
of
two
children,
has
established
many
financial
"firsts"
for
women.
She
was
the
first
woman
account
executive
of
the
investment
counsel
firm
of
Van
Strum
and
Towne,
first
woman
to
be
appointed
a
vice-president
of
a
large
mutual
fund
Rponsor
and
several
years
ao
became
the
first
woman
wholesaler
of
However,
Clarle
Gillis
(CCJ
Cape
Breton
South)
and
Thomas
Barnett
(CCF-Comox
Alber-ni)
split
from
their
party
,and
voted
for
the
increases.
Mr.
Gillis,
former
coal
miner
and-
union
leader,
said
they
were
"fair,
reasonable
and
long
overdue."
Duties
of
cabinet
ministers
had
increased
500
p-r
cent
since
the
last
increase
in
1920.
"I
'wouldn't
accept
a
cabinet
post
for
any
money,"
he
said.
"There
isn't
enough
money
to
compensate
for
the
misery
you'ye
got
to
suffer."
'v
'
:
increase
since
1920
The
bill
boosts
the
prime
minister's
salary
to
$25,000
from
$15,000
and
cabinet
salaries
to
$15,000
from
$10,000
effective
April
1.
The
increases
would
be
on
top
of
a
$4,000
increase
in
parliamentary
indemnity,
which
became
law
last
week,
giving
all
members
of
the
Commons
and
Senate
$10.00
In
Indemnity
and
allowance.
The
two
increases
would
raise
over-all
pay
of
the
prime
minister
to
$37,-000
from
$23,000
and
cabinet
pay
to
$27,000
from
$18,000.
Cabinet
members
and
Opposition
Leader
Drew
receive
a
$2,-
Mrs.
Davidson
Again
Heads
Masset
W.
A.
mutual
funds
when
she
formed'
her
own
firm,
Margaret
Kennedy
Co.
Last
year
she
was
admitted
as
irv
Daily
N'-vs
Classified
an
active
general
partner
in
the
stock
exchange
firm
of
Sellg-
c9
000
non-taxable
car
allowance.
Mr.
Drew
received
a
$5,000
pay
increase
along
with
the
boast
in
indemnity
and
now
gets
V7,-
to?:
6
man,
Lubetkin
and
Co.
KNOW
NOT
PLANNING
Special
to
The
Daily
N';ws
OLD
MASSET,
B.C.
Mrs.
VIaham
ma
rknuiHunn
nrhn
hem
000,
the
same
as
the
prime
min
YOU'LL
APPRECIATE
THESE
f.
.
.
...
,
;!
ister
whose
salary
increase
has
headed
the
Women
s
Association
.
.
..rt
of
St.
John's
Anglican
church
.
here
for
many
years,
was
re-
EILL
APPROVED
A
specialist
in
finance
management,
Mrs.
Kennedy
makes
frequent
lecture
tours
explaining
her
"woman's
dollar"
program.
She
explains:
"This
all
come
about
when
I
realized
the
awful
paradox
that.
-1
PRIME
MINISTER
St.
Laurent
greets
Svava
Magnusson
of
Leslie,
Sask.,
a
Canadian
civilian
employee
at
Supreme
Headquarters,
Allied
Powers
in
Europe,
Paris.
Other
Canadian
service
and
civilian
personnel,
stationed
in
Paris,
look
on
as
the
premier,
on
a
world
tour,
visits.
although
women
spend
most
of
elected
president
at
the
W.A.
annual
meeting,
held
Tecently
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Victor
Adams.
Mrs.
Davidson
is
a
life
member
of
the
group,
receiving
her
life
membership
from
the
late
Bishop
Gibson
on
his
last
visit
here.
Other
officers
named
were:
Vice-president
Mrs.
Emily
Wil-
The
measure
also
w.i
given
clause-by-clause
approval
and
needs
only
third
and
final
rending
before
being
sent
to
the
Senate.
Second
reading
of
the
salaries
bill
was
opposed
by
Progressive
Conservatives,
who
wanted
a
select
Commons
committee
or
royal
commission
study
of
the
matter,
and
by
19
of
the
23-member
CCF
party,
who
felt
the
increase
was
too
large.
Two
Rupert
Service
Women
Play
Sisters
In
,
'Streetcar'
v
1947
Chrysler
Windsor
,
4-Door
Sedan
....
$975
1950
Plymouth
4-Door
Sedan.
Ail
new
tires
....
$1450
1949
Ford
Tudor.
,
Very
good
shape
$
95
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
OLDER
CARS
TO
PICK,
,
FROM
OKK
IT.UM
(SO
on
ut'JJiLC
awima
anu.
iiuuus
wiliril
id
.southwestern
Ontario.
Mrs.
Art
Griffiths
first
came
to
the
notice
of
play
goers
when
she
won
the
Jun-
Hams;
treasurer
Mrs.
Vicky
i
Kellv:
secretary
Mrs.
Vivian
the
family
money,
they
often
know
little
about
the
family's
future
planning,
and
aren't
hep
to
the
best
ways
of
investing
for
the
future."
As
an
Illustration,
Mrs.
Kennedy
tells
of
the
wife
of
a
wealthy
successful
business
man
who
runs
a
perfectly
appointed
home,
shops
wisely
for
herself
and
her
children,
is
poised,
charming
and
Informed
on
all
current
world
events,
who
recently
said:
,
"Tell
me,
Margaret,
how
much
is
$1,000?
I
honestly
wouldn't
uitisiy
in
a
row
uoui
unu
lianas
uuu
iicr
waiin
ai
Luiidon,
Out.
heers
ana
creamers
Fred
E,
Dowdie
'
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
?rd
Ave.
W
il
SUPERIOR
I.
AUTO
SERVICE
ior
Cup
in
the
1949
Drama
Fes-i
Davidson;
Dorcas
secretary
Mrs.
tival
for
her
leading
part
in
the;
Lena
Edgars;
thank
offering
play
"Cloud
Burst".
Mrs
Carrie
Weir;
social
corn-
Since
that
time
.she
has
serv-
;
mlttee
Mrs.
Zola
Williams,
Mrs.
ed
In
the
Air
Force
in
the
east'
Ida
Smith,
Mrs.
Amy
Abrahams,
as
a
radar
technician,
the
only
!
Mrs.
Betty
Thompson,
Mrs.
May
girl
aboard
a
weather-testing
Parnell,
Mrs.
Irene
Edwards,
craft
and
member
of'a
T33
jet
j
Mrs.
Davidson
thanked
the
crew.
Miss
Leeman
is
also
a
members
for
their
co-operation
skater
and
badminton
player.
during
the
past
year
and
the
Her
sensitive
portrayal
of
Stel-
Rev.
M
Young
praised
the
group
Two
Prince
Rupert
girls,
botli
of
whom
have
served
In
armed
forces
take
starring
roles
in
the
forthcoming
stage
production
of
"A
Streetcar
Named
Desire"
which
Apens
Monday
at
the
Civic
Centre.
They
play
the
parts
of
sisters,
Blanche
and
Stella
DuBois.
Tennessee
Williams,
who
won
th-
Pulitzer
Prize
for
writing
the
play
has
drawn
vivid
studies
of
the
girls
who
have
been
reared
in
deep
South
gentility,
and
now
find
themselves
at
.
odds
over
the
same
man.
lie
Queen
in
Melbourne
i-nne
Or:n
960
know.
I
know
how
much
$100
Is
c
41
1LIJ,J
a
I
ill!
,1,,,,,,,,
for
its
activities
in
1953
..
Church
bells
Hill
91
pc;
Joe
Kraupner
90
p
c.
bemuse
If
my
hu.sband
Rave
me
home
and
tick-
,
their
Commonwealth
tour.
(that
much
to
go
shopping,
I'd
.'tl
ciovin
today!
The
exuberant
crowds
pushed
know
what
It
would
buy.
But
I
;ab(
tli
and
the
,
aside
steel
and
wood
barriers
for
i
don't
think
I've
ever
seen
$1,000
..-h
on
their
trl-jo
closer
look,
and
police
and
in
cash."
in
Melbourne
soldiers
linked
arms
to
push
the;
Mrs.
Kennedy
says:
I
reaQers
awriiw.
-shovina
crowds
back
from
the
royal
lim-
!
"There
are
too
many
men
who
the
niiie-inile
ousine.
say
to
their
wives
Go
ahead
Nina
Youngman,
Wren
Re-
la
in
"Streetcar"
glvi's
every
opportunity
for
her
acting
talents.
Concentrated
Beer
Studied
By
Scientists
irp.jrt
following1
llw
len
car,
driving
at
little
and
buy
what
you
want;
I'll
pay
serve
Quartermaster,
is
under-s
arrival
from
;
more
than
a
walking
pace,
was
for
It.'
Often
the
wives
have
no
taking
one
of
the
most
chal-
Watch
out
for
Varieties
of
'54
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
Mar.
7th,
sponsored
by
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
(ID
ur.unuation
0f
escorted
by
detachments
of
Irlen
how
much
the
family
can
1
lenging
parts
ever
written
for
-'mounted
police.
The
Queen,
afford
to
s)end,
whether
their
I
on
actress.
As
Blanche
she
is
on
-
Ay
''
it
'
veunnK
a
brown
roat
with
a
hushands
have
unlimited
funds
i
black
velvet
collar,
had
a
sp"cial
:
or
whether
they
are
on
the
edge
iibbett
For
BABY'S
wave
lor
doctors
and
muses
1m-
:
of
bankruptcy.
i
stage
almost
continually
for
the
length
of
th
three-hour
show
and
runs
the
whole
gamut
of
emotions,
from
screening
hysterics
to
alcoholic
unconsciousness
from
physical
violence
to
a
passive
walk
to
an
asylum
for
arKsmen
LONDON
CP
British
scientists,
busy
perfecting
weapons
tot
j
Britain's
far-flung
armies,
are
I
also
taking
care
of
the
servicemen's
thirst.
the
insane.
Civ
Baby'a
Own
TaMcU.
Nwt,
wimple
little
tablet.
Uwd
for
ovr
60
yearn
to
quickly
hlp
rvlifv
minor
Mi-Ktiva
upwts,
Ran,
eon-
i'lu
the
roof
of
the
Royal
Melbourne
Hospital.
Many
of
them
hurried
to
the
roof
still
wearing
their
white
surgical
gowns.
'JIM
N'S
RLQl
KST
The
white-painted
royal
plane
completed
Its
fltcht
across
Bass
sti
ait
ahead
of
schedule.
At
the
Oiccn's
rcinest.
the
pilot
circled
tn
give
her
a
full
view
of
Aus-
tl:ilif
;
"tllinnjl
Ctv
ft
the
SOUth
"
Minutes
before
the
royal
couple
landed
o
b-"n
their
vhlt
to
the
state
of
Victoria
the
sun
broke
The
Idea
of
a
concentrated
i
beer,
to
which
water
and
car-
bon
"dioxide
would
be
added
be-'
fore
drinking,
comes
from
the
j
brewing
industry
research
f
oun-'
datlnn.
Miss
Youngman
was
last
seen
in
Little
Theatre's
production
of
"Ask
Me
No
Qu
stions"
and
when
not
giving
every
rainuU;
oi
h'
r
free
time
to
studying
h.-r
itipaiion
and
Iretlulnsg
fi
OS?"
rmtultinit
from
irregular-
A
-
1
Ity
at
teethinf
time.
No
TVi
"rieepy"
atuff
no
dull-
VjiSv
i-
'
1
Shoot
score
of
99
p"-r
irarfeMii:1!!
.hip
rrr.hiii.
-..;ls
at
i"
Ride
Clll'i
illfW.
will
30,
rh.tod
up
til"
.v.
b
at
iii';
b,
s
nran.st
op-
today
at
your
druftKU
An
official
says
two
methods
,
1
1?mF
t1VPI
CAXF
M,X
()
and
Bill
1
through
threatening
clouds.
n-iiion
nave
been
successfully
tested
evaporation
and
freezing.
Through
evaporation,
1
a
fairly
heavy
beer
can
be
reduced
to
one-quarter
its
volume
and
still
retain
a
full
and
satisfying
flavor.
;
The
same
reduction
is
possible;
Thousands
had
camped
out
In.
part
for
"Streetcar"
is
eithr-r
sKiing.
playing
badminton
or
sketching.
Marjorie
Licman;
who
portrays
Stella,
the
lovabie
ani
loyal
wife
of
Stanley
Kowalski.
Plans
nuking
97
per
i
the
all-night
drizzle.
fell
i
the
shou',1
'Before
reaching
the
cen're
of
)0
pc.
;
Frank
i'h
rtty,
the
royal
route
followed
Sk
tZ
Riiii
Feu
r.si
n
95
,
twists
and
turns
of
what
was
n
63
pc:
Jt-jb-jonr-r
old
bullock
wagon
tracks.
3
lie;
Harold
i
The
wa-rons
broujiht
wool
and
with
freezing.
Under
this
method
Hie
beer
is
frozen
and
the
ice
removed,
leaving
the
strong
concentrate.
The
official
said
the
concen-
B.
C.
Wetting
trates
nroduccd
both
bv
freezing
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
HAO.O
DIAL
J.'iU
Kilocycles
poMmid
prosperity
to
early
Melbourne.
j
At
Purlin
m
e
n
t
House
the
Oncrii
told
members
of
the
Victoria
Legislative
Assembly
and
their
wives:
"I
look
forward
to
meeting
you
all
tomorrow
when
I
shall
have
the
pleasure
of
opening
the
i
'.'lianeel
The
forthcoming
convention
,
alld
evaporation
have
been
suc-of
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Fed-
:Pessfully
stored
for
more
than
cratlon,
to
be
held
In
South
:
Sjx
months
Burnaby
April
21-23
was
the,
Hp
auut.u
(u.u
mc
beer
con.
chief
topic
of
discussion
at
the
i
rpntratc
mnkcs
a
fine
liqueur,
P-TA
Council
meeting
here
this
slmi!ar
t0
thnt
popular
in
the
I'
NT
II,
THE
I1AY
he
started
school,
four-year-old
P
h
1-lippe
Villain
was
considered
.normal
and
healthy
as
any
youngster
In
Tourcoing,
a
little
factory
town
in
northern
France.
Then
he
underwent
an
X-ray
examination,
and
doctors
discovered
that
his
heart,
stomach
and
liver
were
all
in
the
wrong
places.
Peter
the
Great
second
session
of
your
Parliament,
and
I
can
assure
you
that
we
shall
both
enjoy
to
the
full
Mjuy
...
.
.
.
"urt
of
r,
An
invitation
to
President
Russia
'
Mrs.
J.
F.
Denning
to
respond
to
the
opening
greetings
at
the
convention
was
referred
to
Stan
,
Holgate,
official
Prince
Rupert
j
)iir
visit
to
your
state."
'3
Try
this
TREAT
Soviet
Idea
Of
Cold
Plate
Slightly
Odd
delegate
to
the
convention.
The
council
also
agreed
to
s.xisi
in
the
provisions
of
flowers
for
the
convention.
.
J.
S.
Wilson
reported
continued
progress
of
the
children's
dental
clinic
and
asked
for
the
support
of
all
P-TA
members
and
others
for
the
clinic
bake
sale
to
be
held
with
BE
AMONG
THE
FIRST
in
Canada
to
own
and
drive
a
stunning
new
1914
Ford
"Customline"
Sedan?
Ihe
1954
Ford
with
a
longer,
lower,
wider
look,
sets
a
new
styling
trend.
You
get
superb
interior
trim,
appointments
and
upholstery.
You
have
a
new
kind
of
ride
that's
smooth
and
easy,
yet
stable
and
safe.
,You
have
easier
handling,
easier
parking.
Plan
to
win
a
magnificent
new
1954
lord!
Tnter
todav!
MEAT
I
WarL
23,
il
sJnnii'i
r.sarif
Members
of
the
Sun
it
Uidics
'M-oui)
here
marked
!
;eir
22
rd
j
iinnlversiii
y
nt
their
annual
i
b;ui(iiet
in
the
Sons
of
Nor-
way
Hull
at
tended
by
100
mem-
MOSCOW
(CP)
Two
west
ern
reporters
wanting
a
quick
in
a
downtown
store
Saturday,
dinner
in
Moscow
s
iweiropoie
phriiarv
27
or
FISH
Hotel
thought
theyd
forestall
Conrad
and
King
Edward
the
local
two-hours-a-meal
sor-p.TA,s
were
congrBtulatcd
on
the
waiter
to
,
,..
vice.
They
asked
tl
M...,1(,
Mmhpr
fl
EVERY
2
WEEKS
licis
and
guests.
J
bring
everything
at
once.
;
.,,,
award
trom
the
B.C.
federa-
!
During
the
turkey
dinner
Soup,
cole!
meats,
picKls,
;
,io
toast,
butter
and
bcve-iges
were;
'
A
E.
Carlson
was
named
SOr
event,
wedding
gifts
were
presented
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sorne.s
o
I
winners
forioweeksi
..
Vow'H
certoinly
aqr
thctt
ony
on
of
fttt
prim
is
w-sll
worth
i
writing
25
word
fori
AND
REMEMBER
YOU
OPPORTUNITY
TO
:
V.
IN
IS
AS
GREAT
AS
ANYONE
ELSE'S
.
.
.
just
as
kng
as
you
gt
-
wmir
ifntri
i
in
I
ordered.
JUST
100K
AT
THE
WONDERFUL
PRIZES
YOU
CAN
W1N1
BRAND
NIW
1954
MODtl
5
fORD
"Cwfomfne"
StDANS
2S
fabvlovs
Netthi
Sewing
Machines
'I
lit
amatnj!
Nciilit
UV
rheirmati
of
the
bursary
mittee
which
will
include
mem
Minutes
later
Thuty
bers
from
each
P-TA
group.
'
.
.
.
.
4-
Nfi.'lih,,r
t
'
ii
hi
tin-"J'"l'l
"I
I'lM'lluni,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Delili,
recent
newlyweds.
The
session
also
snw
presentation
of
a
silver
wedding
anniversary
gift
Jo
Mi.
and
Mrs.
R.
Webber.
Following
the
dinner
the
ENTERING
13
EASY)
In
25
words
or
lis
comp(
tht
stntenc
In
glod
I
switched
to
8iu
loonl
Morgorin
bcous
..."
Moil
:
with
end
-flops
from
two
ioonet
Morgortro
packages
(act
,
with
Good
Housekeeping
Seal)
ond
your
name
ond
address
to
the
soup.
Then
from
his
tray
the
waiter
unloaded
two
steaks.
"We
ordered
cold
meals."
s:tid
i
lie
of
the
reporters,
who
speak.s
pretty
fair
Russian.
"You've
brought
steaks."
"Put
they
are
cold,"
protest
by
SHOES
Blue
Bonnet
bue,
r.(J.
Box
lU,
loronto,
Untorto.
MM
CONTEST
EVERY
TWO
WEEKS,
for
ten
weeks!
These
vnht-
ijjlnwciutx
bits
htiilt
in
inn-I
r
with
Iriutoii
itrnc
(no
Si-Its
;
instant
control
or
rwrtl
and
reverse
sewing;
.,np
Itctl
a'tjiisKitc.u
lor
timing;
Kiiili-in
knee
urn-(ml;
many
otlitT
etluivc
aMe
arire
ao
to
Canadians
evey
two
week,
for
ten
weeks.
1
Pord
,
'
Sedan,
5
Necchi
Sewing
Machines,
5
G
E.
Ironcrs,
20
Marconi
:
Radios.
1
53
wtntteo
in
all!
:
group
enjoyed
dam
ing
to
the'
music
of
Mike
Colussl.
Mrs.
C.
Strand,
president,
convened
the
dinner,
and
sr-viteurs
were
Mis.
G,
Selvlg,
Mrs.
E.
Wick,
Mrs.
A'.
Lund,
Mrs.
O.
Ulsk'e
and
Mrs.
R.
Webber.
ed
the
wiiiter.
"There
are
no
cold
meats
In
the
kitchen
today,
so
we
cooked
a
steak
for
each
of
you
and
put
them
outside
to
chill."
M.illui
25
C-f.
Aclvmatk
Rotary
honcrs
00
MARCONI
5-Tvb
Mantle
Radios
rrheirVotl)
tie
rt
hy
I'owcrlul
supri
fliiu-ii
h
the
hl!
Ni'
ttrc
Mri'M)i
t.ic
grfaiest
n'tmr
in
yv'l
-iz'jt&y
Mime
pushing
lUtwurk
is
easy
Moiri!
I
ccllrnt
tone
am',
sclevtt-sit
.
Huiti-in
Wp
aiitvntt.
ipf-.
'
Lling
hits
plasm:
case.
nmmuff
Sav-'B"
Shoes
niij
Sanitized
.
.
.
Laboratory
Tested
and
approved
for
longer,
healthier
wear.
CM
it
do
it,
v"
iiN.iv-r
"
pieces
arc
qutcWy
mastered.
ENJOY
BLUE
B0NMET
ENKR
NOW
.
.
..
You'll
love
iltt
sunny
f.O.
71'0
Tant,
Ontoti
Wum
ftnnl
Sin
1954
Cat
C.nltll
FncotW
pint.
find.
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n
?S
wwiti
w
toi.
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lnlii.
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in
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I
iw.'
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lon-.t
Wof
qaiw.
b(aMi.
Atto
fwc
.nd
flopi.
Mth
Uoad
H..MMpiiifl
Sal.
from
plkogt
f
StiM
ftorMMt
Morgw.il,
or
latum
Boys'
and
Girls'
Dress
and
Plav
Oxfords
.
.
.
also
Patent
Leather
Straps
and
Saddle
Oxfords
"BE
SURE
WITH
SAVAGE"
.
sweet
flavor
ol
(.MnHiU's
linc-LjuitlUy
aU'itjtiltf
bit
mararin-
.
.
.
you'll
appreciate
its
valuable
nutrition
.
.
.
you'll
save
monev
.
.
.
AND
YOU
CAN
WIN
TLRRII1C
!
m
MT
NAME
IS
...
MY
AODRESS
IS.
hum
walls
m
CFIUNGS
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ft
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t
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
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winiwi.'
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writa
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B'.2U0,
Toronrt.
Ont.
a
4.l
Ibis
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
dlsnlayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
by
the
urtvrrnmrnt
of
British
Columbia.