Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
31,
1952
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April
List
For
Totem
Oscar-winning
"Street
Car
Named
Desire."
which
has
been
a
long
time
getting
here,
"Bend
of
the
Riwr"
and
"Bright
Vic
'!
MORGANTOWN,
W.
Va.
!
Mark
Workan,
All-America
bas-
j
iej.ball
player
at
st
Virginia.
'
nd
two
teammates
were
declared
ineligible
for
playing
a
professional
post-season
game.
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K,
April
List
For
Capitol
,u
U)e
tew
11
"
man
"
t
at
the
Totea
V'1
ued
by
L
i
the
sPani.sh
2
ut
of
hcrc;A
tn
Iho
......
it
a
I
"Flame
of
Araby,"
with
Maur-'
;een
O'Hara
and
Jeff
Chandler,
r4tmAii,'"Modcl
and
the
Marriage
Brok-
Of
ar-
ffliTllON!er"
with
Jeanne
Crain
and
Tlrel-
;
ma
Ritter,
and
"Lone
Star,"
rant
fiiiiin'W
ii
mn
i
mi
nil
hi.
n.
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-3
.
W
.
,
ViKMiitti
i.hi;,J
It
Is
all
partot.V
Gardner.
tL
'
to
marry
Mari0
JwUthe
suit
of
driver,
nf
,,"'
!
Tic
actrEssk
.Portunlty
to
ai,
i
orous
app
1
Tht
pivturtsq,
4
;,orti
or
Buici;
"ocalc
ot
the
j)t!u;,
SECOND
SMITHERS
rink
to
take
away
honors
and
the
Secondary
Applewhaite
Trophy
was
skipped
by
Bill
Bovill
(front
row,
thiid
from
left
i
whose
rink
swept
a
one-point
victory
over
the
Stewart
rink
(
standing
i,
skipped
by
Jim
Stewart
(third
from
left
t
.
PRIMARY
WINNERS
come
from
Smithers,
and
here
Cliff
DeLagc,
who
skipped
his
rink
to
victory
over
Jack
Laurie's
rink,
proudly
displays
the
Superior
Auto
Service
Trophy.
This
rink
is
one
of
two
from
Smithers
who
were
bonspiel
winners
here.
-
.
.
SMWKMJlV
tory
wiu
be
among
the
outstanding
pictures
coming
to
'.hs
Totem
Theatre
in
April
which
will
be
the
first
birthday
month
of
the
popular
local
movie
house.
Following
Is
the
.complete
list
for
the
month:.
April
1
and
2
"Pandora
and
the
Flying
Dutchman,"
Janvs
Mason
and
Ava
Gardner.
April
3
"Sevc
i
Days
to
Noon"
April
4
and
5
"Valley
of
Eagles,"
Nadia
Gray.
April
7,
8
and
9
"Street
Named
Desire,"
Vivien
Lelga
and
Marion
Brando.
Apill
10.'
1
1
and
12
"Bend
of
the
River,"
James
,','t
wart
and
Arthur
Kennedy.
April
14,
15
and
16
Bright
Victor,"
Arthur
Kennedy
and
reuuv
Dow.
April
17.
18
and
19
"Due
s
on
Before
Dawn."
Richard
Base-
hart
and
G.
Merrill.
I
April
21,
.22
and
23
"Sonir-thiiii,
to
Live
Fur,"
Joan
Fontaine
and
Ray
MJlnnd.
April
24'
Great
Expectation"
Tuesday
to
Wednesday
Evenings
7;
-
9:05
p.m.
i,
t
i
Alb
.J-f
with
Clark
Gable
and
Ava
Gard-;
ner,
are
among
the
more
inter-
!etinrr
ritnroc
pnmlnir
tr
thn
!
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
!
here
during
the
month
of
April,
j
Here
is
the
complete
list:
j
April
1
and
2
"This
Woman
I
is
Dangerous,"
Joan
Crawford
j
and
Dennis
Morgan.
April
3,
4and
5
"Flame
of
j
Araby,"
Maureen
O'Hara
and
,
Jeff
Chandler.
!
April
6
"FugKivc
Lady,"
Ja-!nis.
Paige
and
Binnic
Barnes;
"Lonely
Hearts
Bandits,"
Dor-lothy
Patrick
and
Robert
Rock-.
April
7
and
8
"Steel
Helmet,
Gvne
Evans
and
Steve
Brodic.
Antil
fl
and
10
"Between
Mid-
!
night
and
Dawn,"
Mark
Stevens
'
and
Edmond
O'Brien;
"When'
You
re
Smiling,"
Jerome
Court-land
anc1
Loly
Albright.
I
April
11
and
12
"Anne
of
the
Indies,"
Jean
Peters
and
Louis
Fourden.
April
13
"Beware
of
Blondie,"
Fenny
Singleton
and
Arthur
Lake;
"Mule
Train."
Gene
Aut-ry
and
Sheila
Ryan.
April
14,
15
and
16
"I
Want
You."
Dana
Andrews
and
Dorothy
McGuire.
April
17.
18
and
19
"The
Big
Trees,"
Kirk
Douglas
and
Patricia
Wymore.
April
20'
Bomba
and
Lion
Hunters."
John
Sheffield;
"Country
Fair,"
Rory
Calhoun
and
Jane
Nigh.
April
21,
22
and
23
'Modol
and
the
Marriage
Broker,"
Jeanne
Cialn
and
Thelma
Rit-ler.
April
24.
25
and
26
"Lone
Star."
Clark
Gable
and
Ava
Gardner.
April
27
"Jungle
Manhunt,"
Johnny
Weismuller
and
Sheila
Ryan;
"My
True
Story,"
Helen
Walker
and
Willard
Parker.
April
28,
29
and
30
'
Fixed
Eayonets,"
Robert
Basehart
and
Michael
O'Shea;
"Savage
Drums"
Sabu
and
Lita
Baron.
To
Broadcast
Hockey
Game
A)ri'
Robert
ScoU.
Apiil
23.
vii
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I'xiK'-t
You.''
Tvid,"
mm
myth,
May
i-.-n,P
2
and
3,E
Afiernnon,"
Rjj
.
uclcna
Carter
Mr
u
James
MAs.
fin
it
ri..:...W
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Today
o
Wi
CLOSEST
MATCH
in
the
recent
Prince
Rupert
curling
bonspiel
finals
saw
Skip
Bert
Rowbotham
(left)
lead
his
rink
to
vic'.ory
for
the
North
Star
trophy
by
one
point
in
the
13th
end.
He
defeated
Bill
Watson
of
Smithers
in
the
unusual
scoring
shown
on
the
boards.
Neither
Watson,
or
Rowbotham
scored
more
than
one
point
at
a
time.
Others
in
the
picture
are
Len
Loucks,
third;
Bud
Schuman,
second,
and
Dr.
Hector
McDonald,
lead.
U
A
cssjsi
price
S
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t:
ks.
V
da'!
tl
V
Nylon
Editions
in
Print
That
Rate
Extra
Attention
1
12.95
-
14.95
-
16.95
!
Look
at
the
flattery-wise
,
styling
.
.
.
the
elegant
de-
I
tails
of
our
rayjn
prints
and
you'll
recognize
them
as
a
buy
that
makes
much
i
lashicn
sense
.
.
.
the
most
I
ol
your
budget's
dollars
and
cents!
:
WALLACE'S
:
DEPT.
a
:
J
STORE
J
;
a
5'
GRAND
CHALLENGE
bonspiel
trophy
goes
to
the
Dominate
rink,
which
defeated
the
Shier
rink
in
another
13-,'iid
battle.
Holding
the
trophy
is
A.
J.
DominaVu.
Prince
Rupert
Curli
i
Club
vice-president
Jack
Laurie
loft
i
made
the
present
a'
inn.
Rink
members
are
Jim
XJeorgeson,
(Dorninaku
Skip
Bill
Mc-Kenzie
and
L.
Ostertag.
Photo
by
Van
Meer.
Photo
by
Van
Meer.
l'lioiie
Red
120
Today
for
reservations
on
"Cru
DeMan
Takes
Student
Robert
iSm
it
h
Soccer
Prexy
WARNER
BnOS
r..
'Thisffoman
Curling
Championship
j
is
Dangerous"
New
blood
entered
the
Prince
'
?al
badminton
tourney,
opened
at
the
Civic
Cen-ecutive
Rupert
Fotball
Association
ex-!niooh
Sunday
with
election
of
tre
Sunday
afternoon
saw
corn-officers,
President
Pctltlon
"arrowed
down
to
the
headed
by
;
Robert
Smith.
Others
elected
!
scond
ihZhi
6ames
tonight
in
are
Martin
Nuytcn,
vice-presl-1
a"
evenU,
and
third
flight
mix-rinnt-
.Tprrv
Fnrri
ic-rPtarv
and
i
ed
doubles,
at
the
end
of
which
,
m.m
mMn
oormr
Kaw-aosawwHacsc
Blair
DeMan's
rink
won
the
Armstrong
trophy
i
and
the.
high
school
curling
championship
Saturday:
afternoon,
defeating
I'eter
Hell's
rink
12-11
in
a
1M-;
end
match.
The
extra
end
was
"made
necessary
when
I
DeMan
tied
a
one-point
lead
in
the
twelfth.
.
I
Keyed
up
to
the
climax,
play
.
-
-
-
-
was
heavy
in
the
extra
end,
won
Finals
will
bo
played
tonight,
by
DeMan's
hanger.
Third
Fen-
beslnnina
9
p.rn,
following
which
ess
made
a
draw
to
the
button
priws
w'll
be
awarded,
which
waa
taken
out
by
Bell,
but
Results
he
went
out
himself.
When
De-i
Iimarv
-Jennings
12.
Web.s'.cr
Man
put
a
gu'ard
on
his
own
0;
Lewis
13.
KkalJnierud
4;
Mc-hangrr.
Bell
had
no
choice
but
K'!iic
3
Wa'
-s
7;
Wil
ns
8.
to
draw
for
shot
and
he
was
light
Evans
5;
Eitem.in
9.
Tuiyi.t
4;
by
a
few
feet,
leaving
the
win-,
Shier
10.
Moore
5:
Wilson
14
n.is
Cartoon
-
News
Shows
7:00
-
9:02
Ddu.u,
anu
uu
i
vjiuiiujia
contested
thev
sho-ld
nrp"p
'
evening's
National
;Celiulo;el.
Gencldl
Mot0r8
was'
cehcr
L
Srta
I.
Davidson,
treasurer.
J.
S.
Wilson
was
named
honorary
president.
j
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Three
teams,
possibly
four,
arc
I
expected
to
form
the
football
J
league
lhi
veav.
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PU!!"U'C
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between
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
will
be!
Schedules
for
the
season's
broadcast
from
CFPR
starting
at
games
will
be
presented
at
the
;
6:05
p.m.
With
the
Wings
now!nc?xt
meeting.
Practice
will
be-
r
o
-
-
t"j
o
;
tnree
games
up
in
the
best
of
seven
series
and
going
strong,
j
this
may
be
the
last
game
in
the
semi-final
bracket.
EFFECTIVE
APRIL
1st
The
Consolidotcd
Mining
ond
Smelt
Company
of
Canada
Ltd.
EXPLORATION
DEPT.
will
be
located
in
new
offices
above
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
"
Kn
trance
on
Fullon
St.
off
3rd
Avt.
3
3
'O
II
15
1314
IS
IS
tr
6
4
.OA
Shuttle
Meet
Enters
Finals
all
events
will
enter
semi-finals.
I
Tuesday
will
see
the
semi-,
final
playdowns,
possibly
a
few
I
fiv,ol0
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V,
1
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be
played
"doy
AKS
,thef
games
are
expected
h
,
to
be
closely
AlOMt.W
IMt.ltVS
7
P.M.
Baliif-'iio
and
D
Riiwsf
vs.
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
Tough;
O.
Vlereck
vs
J.
Guoryi'son;
M.
vtcrcck
ana
p.
PartnuKc
vs.
E.
Jnck
and
D.
Oruham:
C.
Warskptt
ond
R
wnliMmor,.,
o.
Beauchcmm
and
e
Biain;
k.
Simpson
and
H.
Holkestad
vs.
M
Hansen
and
J.
Stlrn,
7:30
P.M.
H
Langlcy
and
J.
Georgeson
vs.
H.
Silvcri(lfs
and
A.
Ferguson.;
E.
Jack
and
H.
Morgan
vs.
M.
Bulger
and
G.
Poffenroth:
J.
Cross
and
D.
Bown
vs.
D.
Grulia:n
and
R
Paulsen.
8
P.M.
J.
Sttrn
vs.
B
WlVlium-son:
H.
Holkestad
vs.
H
LePftKe:
D.
Bown
vs.
R.
Paulsen:
C.
Warskett
and
E.
Simpson
vs.
M.
Bulger
and
M.
Hanson:
G.'Beauchemin
and
H.
I,
ana-
Icy
vs.
M.
Tough
and
H.
Silverslclrs.
H"0
P.M.
Mixed
Doubles
2nd
Fliulit.
0:00
H.
Morgan
nnd
N
Pavllkis
vs.
R
Paulsen
and
G.
Poffenroih:
B
Wllliumsmi
and
L.
Le
Piie
b.
P,
Charbouneau
and
J.
Stlrn:
8
Vkker-ivan
and
S.
Ferguson
vs.
H.
Holken-sind
and
A.
Hiekey.
H:30
Mixed
Double
3rd
Pllhl.
de-t.ennincd
by
losers
of
2nd
flight
dairies.
10:0(1
B.
Tough
vs.
winner
of
Paulson
vs.
Bown:
loser
of
VierecK
vs.
Georgeson
vs.
G.
Poffenroth
10:30
Mixed
Doubles
3rd
Flight.
Royals
Capture
Ten-Pin
Honors
In
Final
Roll
Royal
Hotel's
s
q
u
a
d
captured
the
men's
ten-'
i
pin
champion
Sunday
af-j
ternoon,
defeating
City!
!
Transfer
4299-4112
in
a'
!
five-game,
tota,l-point
roll-
;
off.
I
1
A
hotly-contested
match
fjom
:
the
outset,
only
one
point
sep-I
arated
the
two
teams
at
the
end
of
the
third
game.
In
the
fourth.
Royals
shot
a
:
hot
942
the
highest
game
rolled
all
season
drawing
curtains
for
City
Transfer.
By
comparison,
the
truck
drivers
put
up
a
much
stiffer
battle
than
did
Commercials
last
Sunday
in
the
-finals,
and
yesterday's
cham
pionship
could
have
gone
either
way.
Top
man
for
the
roll-off
was
Gunderson
of
Royals,
who
rolled
931.
City
Transfer's
top
man
in
the
scoring
division
was
Arney
with
915.
Smith
rolled
high
single
with
237.
SCORING
Royal
Hotel
Gunderson
931,
Bury
894,
Simundson
859,
Smith
on,
Monn
798.
Total
4299.
City
Transfer
Arney
915.
Elliot
833,
Menzies
791,
Dominato
781.
Duffus
510,
H.
Menzies
282.
Total
4112,
What
Percentage
of
Total
Sales
Should
Be
Spent?
On
Advertising?
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CARS
FOR
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I'M
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I'MS
Thames
ning
point
to
count
for
DeMan.
D.'Man
took
an
early
lead
but
Bell,
scoring
four
ftones
in
the
eighth,
tied
the
game
7-7.
De-Man
scored
one
in
the
ninth,
then
Bell
came
throuph
with
an-
cthrr
terrific
foir-er)de?l
fading
Hirer.
D
Man
came
back
with
one
on
the
eleventh
aid
was
laying
four
in
the
twelfth
when
Bell
played
his
last
shot
to
k.i'-ck
out
two
stores,
tylnu
the
game.
T.
G.
Bateman,
wiio
sponsored
the
hifUi
(-chool
cm
ling
group
was
erithus'a.slic
about
the
sportsmanship
of
the
st
udents.
,
'T
am
proud
l-
be
associat?d
wi'h
such
a
group.
They
have
shpwn
excellent
competitive
spirit
anil
a
type
of
sportsmanship
that
would
make
anyoi.,;
proud
of
these
lads,"
he
said,
after
the
tourney.
The
competition
ends
curling
for
the
students
-his
year,
but
all
vowed
they'd
.
be
back
next
season.
Mr.
Batsman
thinks
more
will
be
back
with
them.
Personnel
of
the
winning
rink
were
DeMan,
skip;
Roald
Fen-
j
ess,
third;
Stan
Kaardahl,
second;
Bill
Greene,
lead.
Losers
wjre
skipped
by
Peter
Bell,
with
Roy
Sieber.
third;
Peter
BartleU,
second,
and
Larry
Linklater,
lead.
Meanwhile,
the
Ladies'
Curling
Club
bonspiel
opened
Saturday
afternoon.
Fourteen
rinks
hav;
be?n
entered
in
the
three
competitions,
primary,
secondary
and
consolation.
VANCOL'VKIt
and
VIC'IOItIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Camosun
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Coquitlam
12
noon
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April
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and
18
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8.
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