V
MUSIC...
DRAMA...
ART
and
BOOKS
f
Prince
Saturday,
Rupert
March
Daily
1,
1952
News
NAZI
CAMP
STORY
.
were
trying
to
stay
alive
a
tiMl
longer.
509.
one
of
the
group
with'
"509
lay
beside
the
pile
of
dead
I
more
faith
than
the
others.
Uxk
between
the
barraeks.
The
pile
the
lead
in
fanning
the
sparfco"!
"
;
was
higher
than
usual.
The
pre-i
life
that
flickered
feebly
in
each,
jvious
evening
there
had
been
no
j
'
The
novel
Is
"Spark
of
Life,"
bf
dead.
503
lay
near
them
because
Erich
Maria
Remarque.
Remarque
.
,
bread.
This
alwavs
showed
the
1
apparently
engrossed
in
develop-
following
day
in
the
number
of
ing
his
main
thesis,
has
blurred
,i
wet
cold
wind
was
blowing.
The
his
characters,
possibly
deliber-
Idead
protected
him
against
it."
ately.
They
are
not
as
memorable
ITac
place
Is
Mcilern,
a
concen-1
as
those
he
drew
in
"All
QuieM
(ration
camp
in
Nazi
Germany;
ihi
western
Front,
ana
Arcn
oi
!
the
time
is
1945,
when
the
Allies
;
Triumph."
but
his
picture
of
life
were
moving
toward
victory,
and
j
at
Mellern
comes
through
wnn
a
small
group
of
Jews
in
the
camp
1
all
its
horror.
,.r
P3
mj.
'
:
Gifts
Thar
ARE
DIFFERENT
m
S
"an
.
-
n
CIATION
ls
ie;inirci
quicKiy
uy
uu-se
yuungMCis,
;
,r(l
stops,
background
of
the
story
Is
read
to
mi
a
ODELLING
with
paper
machc
is
fun
although
these
serious
facer
emit;!)'
by
Daily
News
cameraman
might
belie
this.
From
-r.gts
.
lo
10.
young
ters
find
their
Saturday
mornings
educa-!i:nal
at-
w'c
1
as
enjoyable
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Here
are
Jessie
Kite
warol
Sashak
and
John
Bond.
Next
week
make
it
a
po
the
funiiiiiiH
".v.
nins
imiliT
Bruce,
orac.e
A
oom
siuaeni
Bar-
ft..
Chi
Daily
News
Staff
Photos
ij;t
if
instructor.
to
see
our
lovely
artificial
flowers
and
Mexican
.
fealher
pictures.
INDIAN
CRAFTS
JPV.il'
EXPRESSION
group
lets
imaginatiori;'run
riot
as
they
(!csc
ibe
in
r.
ncil
and
color
what
they
lavcglcaned
from
a
'.story
read
to
them.
Heavily
steeped
'In
"concentration
are
j
mmic
Bremnei
.
Lone
Gordon
and
Robert
Yamaria.
'
lion
the
BOOK
SHELF
!
Practically
the
only
source
of
lr.
of
itself
worthy
of
either
pen.
I
book
reading
material
available
Circulation
of
books
among
In,
Prince
Rupert
is
the
Public
the
tccn-aged
has
jumped
from
iL'brarv
and.
a'though
not
the
a
high
of
150
a
month
three
I
civ
Expression
Easy
Way
Prince
Rupert
t-
!
Film
Council
FROM
BIBLE
"Sidelight
on
Rook
of
Pro-vrihfi.'
by
A.
D.
Power,
TOTEM
POLE
GIFT
SHOP
21
1
Sixth
Street
Develop
lasie
Month
Review
!
latest
work
in
fiction
and
non-
ycarr.
ago
to
600
a
month
today.
krt
and
Culture
The
current
block
of
films
for
N,'ir?h
and
April
showings
In-ciudc
some
of
the
best
to
reach
i-rn,
(icai
or
.suiay
naa
wen
lKUm
is
avai'.abij
there,
cir-focusscd
on
the
Book
of
Proverbs,
euation
proves
the
fclliwing
arc
the
latest
oi
which.
"SidelighU
on
jne
most
rc;lcj-tl.
Book
of
P.
over
W
by
A
D.
h
,,.
VVv.J
.,
,
'
KKNNl
S
DAI
il
1
1
R
R
rowe..
has
Just
been
published
by
Longmans.
Good
for
an
evenings
J
by
Mao
de
la
R'he
(Canadian)
entertainment
for
all
those
who:
The
twelfth
Cook
of
the
Still-
among
favorites
in
this
group
arc
authors
Carolvn
Keene,
for
girls,
and
F.
WV
Dixon,
for
boys,
both
writers
of
mystery
novels.
There
has
been
a
lack,
however,
of
new
books
in
the
library
for
this
group.
A
recent
non-
vk
Sprat
t
and
this
mont.
Helen
Tr.ipp
end
Ili
len
,
here
this
sea.-on.
Thvrc
are
seven
-
bfgins
the
six-
j
Olson.
(features
In
all,
six
of
which
run
inriy.
pointing
to
a
;
"We
enjoy
this
hour
wry
i
10-mlnutcs
or
over.
A
four-
HEC!PS
Julna
series
is
a
warm-
tee
of
oncc-wma-
mUch.
It
is
so
inu-resling
to
sec
""u,t
...
uu
yuan
.
u.
.
nhmlt.
,h
oriins
famous
1
sensitive
story
with
WI1
corner
of
wnicn
i,0w
these
young
children
absorb
snews
mc
source
ana
Dcmuts
or
1(
-
n
enigmatic
section
of
hearted
'.l
f
tion
Kal.hari
ira
Ann
-Scott's
the
Bible.
The
author
verv
clever-
'-
-ncs
AT
ranipCQ
UJUin.
mUSIC
ailU
SIOI
ICS
BO
qUICKiy,
i
uninuiiil
.mmiil
111
mc
.human
body,
and
shows
some
ri
with
dark
locks
they
say.
good,
if
short,
skiing
shots
in
re-
:'A,.irten..
was
cx-
For
their
use
---
Is
a
rccord-nlav-
lv
shows
the
Fimllarities
between
:
car-les
on
irom
me
evenu
nar-the
in
all
the
main
liter-
j
"ated
in
"Ret
urn
to
Julna."
and
read
avidly
this
winter,
f
jvcral
new
books
have
seen
....
i
j
,
Jt
.
.
iiit:
verses
vt.i,M
ill
ail
iiii"
1
1
1
ti
ii
i
1
1
n.
i
,
'i-
ws
I'm
lo'v
or
18-vear-olfl
nor
instruct.
the
ng
machine
and
recordings
such
:
,JU0n,
10
Q"1,
necessary
w
par-
aturM
Qf
tne
world
specially
S
Adclaino,
daughter
of
Renny,
the
heavy
circulation
early
this
year
first
work
with
tlje,a
Rumpelstilstkln,"
for
in.
:
"-
""
classic
and
English.
He
also
dls-
i
A
lanre
nnxlured
hvOerrV
Wavne
'
A
15-minute
film.
"Are
You
,,.iin
fnt.im.islpr
of
Julna.
among
juv.-nm-a;
uie
muni,
pupu
self-expression
lar
of
which
are
the
"twin"
and
his
orchestra.
When
the
,
Jaic
ai
iiomc.-,
gives
lmeuigeni
of
Proverb3
Mazo
dc
la
Roche
is
a
Cana-
.
.
,i
,-,.r,Ui,
iio
in
niavnH
o
11
!
inel
hiH
k
of
nieventniff
fire
and
lnn
author
of
Eastern
Canada
,,,.,.,.
mnl,i
r
'There
Is
no
mention
of
the
11.11W1I1U,
ui
niiiuuvu
JVll
H
D
I
It
e
lifr.
nf
lifine
In
fnroifin
Innrtc
brain
anywhere
In
the
Bible."
he
who
has
written
20
published
inok-
and
one
play.
-
"
id
lirst
Linic
aurmi-
v.
...
...w
.
rs.ujvv,
.,---
;rdav
morning
hour-
amplifying
story
is
read
to
make
'
of
fighting
it
if
it
should
break
'thss.es
"here
she
the
tunes
and
words
more
under-
;
out.
The
graphic
stoiy
of
a
man
0
txpn
herself
In
standlny.
after
which
certain
caught
In
a
strange
hotel
room,
no'
in
a
cramped
cenor
ar
acUrd
out.
w.th
both
exits
barred
by
flames,
Hiows
how
wen
in
this
desperate
learn
It
is
never
too
early
to
'about
mulc
or
art.
says
Mrs.
predicament
knowledge
and
cool-
mark.:,
"the
heart
was
supposed
,
t-
be
the
scat
of
lntelllccnce
and
i
the
bowels
or
kidneys
the
seat
of
;
emotion,
affection,
compassion,
fympathy.
The
Hebrew
word
for
!
KON-TIKI
UNRULY
FLAMINGO
by
Thor
Hcverdahl
LONDON
(CP)
The
usual
.
Thir
non-fiction
startling
harmony
and
response
of
Lon-modern
Crusoe
travel
book
takes
don's
zoo
was
disrupted
after
McRAE
BROS.
Popular
Records
BELL
SISTERS
'Bermuda'
'June
Night'-
JOHNNY
RAY
'Please
Mr.
Sun'
'Broken
Hearted'
Local
and
Western
'
ART
GRANT
'My
Sweet
Marie'
'My
TsinsiajiBirl'
M
Topical
Records
heart
is
translated
by
under
Slirn.
"but
wc
have
to
find
the
i"--""'
-
.......
Ichl
medium
for
the
right
ago.
asl(-1'-
fipd
.xelf-expresslon
Is
a
simple
"K.vr
Witness."
scri'-?
10.
con-
standing
eight
times
and
by
wis-
the
reader
across
the
Pacific
by
the
arrival
of
"Long
John,"
a
dom
foirx
times
In
Proverbs.
As
raft.
The
author,
a
Norwegian
flamingo,
who
slept
most
of
the
in
English
the
heart
connotes
ethnologist,
some
years
ago
con-
day
but
likes
cavorting
around
liahi.H
three
Canadian
commuii-
nd
enjoyable
approach."
i
it
ies
the
capital
city.
Ottawa
the
"centre"
or
"core
of
things
ccr
(!
tne
inrory
mai.
i-oiym-mu
at
nigiit.
Alter
ueing
nrsi
put
has
(neeoidlii"
to
the
Gtvber
plant;
nni
1k
translated
"midst
'.f-fXpre.'slon
stu-ijdii'd
Mrs.
Fran"
inii
Ui
orcanlw
the
,il
cck
auo.
Me
is
Julia
Bund
who
has
rrla.v
several
weeks.
..at?"
he
asked,
quile
i
icli
Spratt,
Indeed,
a
thin,
undeinour-
while
his
wife
was
and
fat.
Young
John
(jirtf
imitation
may
have
been
onginauy
scivieo
jn
private
pen.
he
now
hymen
who
crossed
the
4.000
U(-cn
SCnt
to
another
zoo.
ml'f
of
ocean
from
Peru
In
rafts
-
a
wilderness
town.
Terrace
Bay,
and
a
floating
village,
Holberg,
I
was
not
meant
for
places
high,
B
C.
;
Although
not
very
low
made
of
balsa
logs.
When
this
theory
was
not
accepted
by
other
f
dentists,
hj
set
about
to
prove
at'
least
one
part
of
It
that
a
balsa
raft
built,
as
men
of
the
Noblewoman
Now
Canadian
Artist
ton
over
the
entire
icr
in
lx;ld
st
rokes
to
stone
age
could
build
it,
could
"Holiday
at
Waskcsiu"
Is
an
11
-minute
film
In
color,
of
two
girls
on
vacation
in
beautiful
Prince
Albert
National
Park
where
they
swim,
fish
and
canoe
during
the
long
bright
days,
while
II.
atrieai
in
the
community
hall
and
other
special
enler-liiiiiineiits
lend
variety
to
the
MOMTRFAI.
f-.naroness
So-
m&k
the
trip.
Rut
there,
upon
the
middle
road.
My
quiet
footsteps
go.
I
do
not
dream
of
buildings
tall.
Or
city
lights
so
fair.
Vor
me
-
the
'
craclous
hills
at
dawn.
And
wild
flowers
hlooir.in'.:
there.
Miliary
picture.
Mrs.
jst
fini-liecl
reading
.)
the
nur.M'rv
rhyme,
phic
da
Romer,
former
nii.stre.ss
h!s
hK'k
eon!
;rns
t
he
story
of
of
large
estates
In
Lithuania,
has
jiow
lie
and
five
others
built
the
acted
hf'
mew
for
the
third
rajM-
and
traveled
in
it
from
I
"
-,'o.l-iiU
painter
in
r;;'i'
to
a
small
island
east,
of
.'uiuiner
evening.-.
inute
b'ark
and
white
;V,"'"eai.
Tahiti.
;
t."
I'mjert
tor
her
to
recreate
a
scene
Mm
the
simple
story,
a
definite
psycholo-(tion
between
the
self-expression
mid
An
11
-m
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
Hie
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
and
RECONDITIONED
210
1th
Street
riionr
Black
380
Tv;.idanie
tie
K-aner.
as
she
pre-
Tins
rev.
w
m
this
Imxik
can
-s
ti
Ix
.
itleef.
known
for
be
written
in
four
words:
"Wow!
sSTU
DAVIS-'The
Fate
of
the
fciying.
Enterprise'
'Phantom
Waltz'
-n
New
LR
Reeases
'Rachmaninoff
Concerto
No.
3
in
D
Minor'
'
by
Vladimir
Horowitz
'The
King
and
I'
Dinah
Shore
and
cast
'American
in
Paris'
Original
from
.film
'New
Sound'
Volume
2
I
do
not
want
a
horn,-
that'.-'
large,
With
storeys
two
or
three.
picture,
"It's
l-un
To
.Sine,'
(ihows
.
0
Toronto
business
girls
who
'
:
pi
tlstic
.alen'
tong
before
what
a
book!"
the
Russians
swept
e--av
her
ft
ha":
spine-chilling,
ncrvc-
suit
for
the
joy
of
it
under
dl
.ci
ior
of
Dr.
Leslie
Bell.
make-up."
believes
Cut
hist
r.
'.it
lie
cottage
fair.
The
objective
of
this
To
house
my
dreams
and
mc
Thc
most
outstanding
film
In
home,
family,
her
art
treasures
tingling,
sptru-iiuing
acivcmun
is
the
22-mi.iute.
on
cvciy
page
and
in
every
one
(his
collection
and
UMU,ur
hpr
wny
""'
of
ufc.
'
nn,i
white
feature
"Look
,
of
its
80
action
photographs,
ft
"'"
,ln'L
Art
has
aIways
bocn
an
im
V-
i
-mm,
h
u
s
the
fiction
of
a
Conrad
or
a
give
n
thought
to
lure
of
wraith.
1
ir
when
the
day
Is
bright.
The
sea
Imusu'U
a
wondous
thrill,
pet
the
children
to
ill
express
themselves
is
this
the
simplest
wiuiik
art.
It
has
a
"advaniasr
in
build-r-says
the
Instructor.
,v,einri':,Uv
that
fire
and
P'
ttant
part
of
the
baroness'
life
Melville
b'.ougnl
to
reality.
It
-
added
that
the
writing
since
her
childhood
In
Poland,
might
b
Tn
mv
mortal
hearts
delight.
flood,
wasted
resources
and
bar-
en
lands
arc
me
penalties
ui
I
love
Uv.t
valleys,
lovo
the
hills,
Tim
Ktrnitjj
iiini
lie
between.
rimni-n
ueveiop
an
l''y
Irani
to
And
find
the
corner
where
I
IlWhV,
openly."
No
(lwrUi
"
very
iitlle,
Is
need-
The
fairest
ever
seen,
tins
course
and.
of
BraunPolnUlm.
Rudolf
Braun
'tee
to
civic
Cent
re
forest
destruction.
It
describes
basic
measures
to
preserve
Canada?
prime
source
of
national
wealth.
Scenes
of
tho
wilderness
created
by
stripping
land
of
protective
trees
drive
home
the
vital
:
need
to
halt
careless
exploita-'
t
ion,
and
shows
met
hods
of
con-rvation.
Including
patch
log-'
"int;
and
sustained
yield.
I
Another
striking
feature
Is
the
12-mluute
"Summer
is
for
Kids,"
I
a
waimly
human-
narrative
of
what
two
weeks
at
a
MuskHot
summer
camp
meant
to
a
small
:
boy
from
a
c
ingested
city
area.
J-rincc
lupcii
forhfd'
(Member
Allied
Florists
of
Canada)
.
1st
ANNIVERSARY
of
m:icyick
to
hie
ri;on.K
of
imiince
ki
ti
ut
Din-in;;
past
year
flowers
have
been
delivered
to
the
following
countries:
BRAZIL,
SWEDEN.
NORWAY,
DENMARK.
SWITZERLAND,
and
the
BRITISH
ISLES,
as
well
as
every
la,
gc
centre
In
Canada
and
the
United
States.
SPINNING
RECORDS
"'f
section
Uf
t)r
"I'Kiellin-;
class
was
S.itimlav
where
r-ni
to
crcito
soinc-l'r
hands.
A
pii)rr
made
by
Mrs.
Slim
"fii
new
papers
n,ui
'hlfh
the
children
Brought
back
at
the
Insistence
i
ut
their
i
l,u,S
of
young
mns'c
lovers
are
som?
of
Uhe
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