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The
Golden
Horde
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
22,
1952
1
Economy
Change
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says
he
started
w0!k
Whi,
af
.scaring
crows
on
a
farm
near
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Norfolk
village
at
the
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seven.
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then
he
has
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add.
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Jiuaiea
many
different
jobs,
and
at
.
aml
trmn.
Rated
Action
Film
Action
packed
entertainment
t
its
best
is
offered
in
Uni
of
87
Is
planning
to
emigrate
to
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By
Manufacturers
Australia.
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FORBES
R11UDE
CnuaUlan
Press
Business
Editor
A
study
of
the
changes
which
Technicolor
production,
Tlio
Golden
Horde,"
which
opens
THF:
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CtlF"
EZi2LTM
Til
here
Friday.
Story
is
laid
in
the
13th
cen
Mi
ductions
of
museum
masterpieces.
"Glorifications
of
gossamer-clad
models
and
deadly
etchings
arc
as
outmoded
as
the
cuspidor
with
its
l
ubber
mat,"
Miss
Davis
asserts.
".
.
.
We
feel
employers
can
well
afford
to
discard
their
free
calendars
and
decorate
the
of:
fice
walls
with
museum
masterpiecesthereby
respecting
the
cultural
sensitivities
of
their
feminine
helpers."
On
the
Centigrade
thermometer
freezing
point
is
at
zero,
compared
to
32
degrees
on
the
Fahrenheit
scale.
Secretaries
Wish
lo
Oust
Pin-up
Girls
CHICAGO
AP
U.S.
secretaries
plan
to
take
up
arms
against
pictures
of
pin-up
cutics
In
offices.
m
Sigma
Alpha
Sigma,
a
working
gills'
sorority
of
2500
members,
has
sounded
the
battle
cry
and
President
Muriel
Davis
says
the
group
won't
rest
until
such
office
art
is
replaced
with
repro
tury
when
a
mighty
barbarian
host
led
by
the
brutal
Genghis
have
taken
place
in
Canada'.:
economy
since
the
beginning
of
the
year
and
what
further
developments
may
be
expected
in
the
coming
months,
will
be
n
feature
of
the
annual
general
due
Khan,
sweeps
westward
out
or
Asia
to
destroy
Samarkand,
fabulous
gateway
to
Persia.
The
Mongolian
horde,
though,
p.m.
ilk
V
meets
Its
match
in
an
army
of
knights
led
by
Sir
Guy
of
Devon
who
has
been
sent
from
England
ut
j0
cupot
tea
'
i
.
ski
to
warn
Genghis
Khan
to
stay
out
of
Europe.
In
realistic
battle
scenes,
Sir
'1LOT
1'XIILRT
Pilot
Bruce
M.
Giaque
of
Associated
Airways,
Tl
1.
Guy
saves
the
city
and
its
beautiful
ruler.
Princess
Shalimar.
David
Farrar
takes
the
role
-
mm
Edmonton,
walked
away
from
this
plane
wreck
without
a
scratch.
He
was
coming
into
the
McMurray,
Alta.,
airport
for
refueling
when
the
plane's
single
engine
failed,
forcing
a
crash
landing
in
bush
a
half-mile
from
the
airstrip.
McMurray
is
240
miles
northwest
of
Edmonton.
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PHOTO)
of
Sir
Guy;
Ann
Blyth
stars
as
the
beautiful
princess.
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association.
.
The
meeting
will
be
held
In
Toronto
May
28-30
and
more
than
1000
industrialists
from
across
Canada
are
expected
to
attend.
As
has
been
customary
when
the
CMA
meets
in
Toronto,
the
meeting,
in
addition
to
holding
plenary
sessions,
will
split
up
into
separate
conferences
on
topics
of
particular
concern,
enabling
the
delegates
of
member
firms
to
concentrate
on
the
subjects
in
which
they
are
most
interested.
In
addition
to
the
conference
on
current
economic
conditions,
others
will
be
held
on
defence
production,
employer-employee
relations,
transportation,
industrial
design,
education
and
fire
protection.
Speakers
at
the
economic
con
Written
by
John
Steinbeck
frH
Till'
snu
produced
by
Darryl
F.
Zanuck,
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II
.."
Resorts
Look
For
Canadian
Sale
Nov
On!
"Hulcru
Twenth
Century
Fox's
"Viva
Zapata!"
Is
the
biographical
drama
of
the
famed
Mexican
revolutionary
hero
and
features
an
impressive
cast,
starring
Marlon
Brando
and
Jean
Peters
with
Anthony
Quinn,
Joseph
Wiseman
and
other
often
seen
:
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m
B
JUNIOR
VOGUE
DRESSES
DETTER
SUITS
AND
COATS
DOZENS
OF
OTHER
ITEMS
500.000.000
vacation
business
cheered
by
inquiries
about
summer
spots,
are
"pretty
optimistic,"
the
state
commerce
department
says.
The
1951
vacation
season
was
"about
as
good
as
we've
had,
and
1852,
if
anything,
will
be
a
little
better,"
a
department
spokesman
says.
A
lot
depends
on
the
Canadians.
Strict
limits
on
the
amount
of
money
they
could
bring
across
the
border
discouraged
many
Canadian
visitors
until
their
government
relaxed
the
restriction
recently.
I
AT
DOLLARS
ference
Include
Finance
Minister
ALBANY,
NY.
AP)
New
York
state's
resort
trade
may
have
one
of
its
best
years
in
1952
i
if
the
Canadian
tourist
comes
!
across.
Operators
of
the
stale's
$1,-
Abbot;
W.
F.
Bull,
deputy
minister
of
trade
and
commerce;
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE:
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r1
Maj.-Oen.
II..
A.
Young,
federal
deputy
minister
of
resources
and
development;
Paul
S.
White,
Montreal;
W.
M.
V.
Ash,
To
Two-Way
Wrist
Radio
lo
be
Future
Reality
By
JOHN
TRACY
C'Himcliiin
Vtesb
Ktlt
Writer
ronto;
Richard
Fry,
financial
editor,
Manchester
Guardian.
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
W.
J.
Bor
DRESS
PUMPS
The
currency
"exchange
'aiso
1
Manchester,
England
A
f4MOUS
nntl
tM(Att
lie.
Vancouver,
president
of
Uip
5how$
7
-
9:18
p.m.
Saturdoy
2
4:30
-
6:50-905
Investment
Dealers'
Association
of
Canada;
and
W.
J.
LeClair,
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
Ottawa,
secretary-manager,
Canadian
Lumbermen's
if
and
Intermediate
Ports
Labor
Minister
Gregg
will
RAIIWAY,
N.J.
(CP)
A
Canadian-trained
engineer,'
Ralph
R.
Laytc,
who
has
a
yen
for
tinkering
and
looking
Into
the
industrial
future,
hopes
to
have
a
hand
in
making
the
comic-strip
detective's
"two-way
wrist
radio"
a
reality.
The
wrist
radio
is
only
one
of
has
swung
in
their
favor.
Now
Canadian
dollars,
worth
only
90
cents
lir
the
U.S.
last
year,
are
at
a
premium.
Canadians
are
getting
from
$1.03
to
$1.05
in
the
U.S.
currency
for
t
heir
dollar.
A
crisis
in
the
tense
International
situation
could
darken
the
outlook
for
resort
owners.
Or
the
current
oil
strike,
if
it
continues
long
enough
for
force
gas
rationing,
could
hit
them
hard.
About
80
per
cent
of
the
visitors
to
the
state
travel
by
automobile,
the
department
esti
open
the
conference
on
employer-employee
relations.
The
current
review
of
Green-
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Each
Thursday
H
11:1.
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
VHNKSrAV
IMIDNK.III
Comfort
and
Service
shields
and
Company,
Montreal
Just
Arrived
LADIES'
WHITE
AND
COLORED
SHOES
!
investment
firm,
makes
the
fol-
lowing
comment,
in
part,
on
the
possibilities
in
the
mind
of
the
59-year-old
Layte,
who
heads
an
industry
making
$25.-
economic
conditions;
"For
some
months
now
it
has
most
1
000.0(H)
worth
of
products
a
been
apparent
that
in
commodity
sectors
supplies
have
I
year.
mates.
For
Rene:
vatiotia
Write
or
Call
dry
or
nn'or
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT
BC.
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c....l...
in1.iL
Canadiuis
are
expected
to
1
K
lp
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ana:
intnui
rauu-iij.uiuw-flock
into
ihe
Adirondack
and
!
lhis
's
evidenced
by
the
drop
trialist
has
been
president
of
the
Thousand
Islands
am,
both!"1
u,ilt'rs
at
both
wholesale
and
'
Purolator
producU
Inc..
for
11
,.!..
.
tun
nff.,i
retail
levels.
years.
His
firm
expect
to
em-
r..fi
tnm
n
.
i
"In
the
hope
that
prices
will!
bark
soon
on
the
manufacture.!
Fashion
Footwear
nuRl
influx
from
Canada
'
i
decline
further,
consumers
arc
:
through
a
subsidiary,
of
tran-
,
spending
less
and
saving
more
sitors,
the
pea-sized
substitutes
for
radio
tubes
and
the
like
than
would
normally
be
the
case
If
you
must
sell
t,
advertise
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
GEORGE
M
AC
IEA0Y
RICHARD
ECAN
PEGGIE
USTIE
FRIDAY
o-d
SATURDAY
TOTEM
l-:vrniiiss
7:
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in.
.Matinee
S.ilurujy
2:
p.m.
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A
MMOt'K
rMVKKSTHMni
TOSHOP
Drop
in
and
sign
your
name
lit
fontesl
slip
whenever
you
are
up
town.
Draw
lo
take
place
at
6
p.m.
I
KIDAV,
MAY
J3rd
The
Ovrniai'ra
l
tl
li
KAIir
CO,TK.ST
(
l,(Si;.S
MA
V
23.
lie
.sure
lo
pet
your
name
in
fur
(he
draw.
Enjoy
This
Summer
at
this
time
of
year.
"Furthermore,
the
stretching
out
of
the
defence
program
has
brought
about
not
only
an
easier
supply
situation
for
many
products,
but
widespread
belief
that
there
Is
no
imminent
danger
of,
a
third
world
war
and
no
need
to
resort
to
advance
buying.
"On
the
other
hand,
as
has
been
repeatedly
pointed
out
by
Eovernment
officials,
while
Inflationary
tendencies
arc
on
the
wane,
the
threat
from
this
source
has
not
disappeared.
"Payrolls
continue
to
show
significant
increases
when
compared
with
corresponding
months
a
year
ago.
...
It
should
also
be
noted
that
operating
profits
of
Canadian
corporations
arc
appreciably
higher
than
a
year
ago
and
that,
while
taxes
take
a
much
larger
slice
than
in
Laytc
said
that
when
prob-,
iems
of
producing-
the
revolu-;
tionary
little
crystals
have
been
solved,
they
will
have
potential
applications
In
automatic
book-'
keeping
machines,
mechanical
brains
with
unhearof
capacities
1
and
even
the
wrist
radio.
"I
don't
know
whether
this
thing
might
go
over
or
not,
but
I'd
hate
to
pass
it
up,"
he
said
in
an
interview.
"It's
possibill-
ties
are
beyond
Imagination."
,
Laytc,
whose
firm
Is
chiefly
Interested
In
making
filtration
equipment,
said
the
transltor
"could
be
the
tail
that
takes
;
care
of
the
dog."
j
Once
before,
as
a
young
en-i
glncer
just
a
few
years
out
of
Nova
Scotia
Technical
College.
Laytc
got
what
he
considered
:
a
revolutionary
Idea.
He
thought!
of
combining
the
radio
and
phonograph.
He
made
a
rough
j
combination
to
show
his
chiefs
i
PRICES
TUMBLE
AT
OVERWAITEA
A
GOOD
USED
CAR
WAS-
-72c
o
o
-19S
A40
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Scdon
-1949
Austin
Scdon
-1950
A40
Austin
Scdon
-1948
Intcrnotionol
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-1937
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Sedan
-1941
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4-ton
Intcrnnlional
Panel
-1950
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before,
an
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proportion
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vclAC.1
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tin.
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l.
"0;i,uc"vn,cy
rejected
the
Idea,
but
;us
far
as
civilian
consumntlnn
other
firms
carried
it
through
is
concerned.
WAS
47c
Sockeye
Salmon,
Vi'i
Now
39c
WAS
37c
Cohoe
Salmon,
Vis
Now
31c
MVSOIti;
Itl.I
ND
WAS
1.00
Coffee
Now
97c
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FANCY.
4H-.iz.
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45c
Tomato
Juice
Now
38c
WAS
3c
Pineapple
Juice,
48-oz.
...
Now
36c
WAS
33c
Grapefruit
Juice,
48-oz.
...
Now
29c
WAS
5Sr
Sugar,
5
lbs
Now
52c
Superior
Auto
S&m
Butter,
1st
Grade
Now
60c
WAS-,
19c
Pure
Lard
Now
10c
WAS
1.29
Swittningr3lb.tin
Now
99c
WAS
1.00
TEA
Our
Best
Blend
Now
90c
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Kiri'KR
WAS
29c
Cake
Mix
Now
25c
.
'
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WAS
35c
Tuna
Fish
....
Now
31c
''
11
1
"
WAS
43c
Dates,
7
lb.
cello.
Now
33c
Laytc,
who
won
the
Military
j
Cross
and
was
twice
wounded
with
Nova
Scotia's
Highland
Brigade
In
France
during
the
First
World
War,
picked
up
hts
early
knowledge
of
radio
when
he
Joined
the
old
Royal
Flying
;
Corps.
He
put
this
knowledge
to
;
OLDEN
SPEC8
A
primitive
form
of
spectacles
was
invented
by
a
.
munK
..i
Florence,
Italy,
in
1135.
Limited
...
Third
Avenue
West
I'hune
Green
iij
J.LM.M
good
use
later
when
he
worked
in
Japan
helping
another
company
make
his
combination
radio-phonographs.
When
he
returned
to
the
U.H,
from
Japan,
he
was
ready
to
catch
on
with
a
small
company
that
was
likely
to
grow.
He
went
THESE
ARE
JUST
A
FEW
OF
THE
SAVINGS
AT
YOUR
OVERWAITEA
STORE.
DROP
IN
AND
CHECK
OUR
SHELF
PRICES.
YOU
WILL
FIND
MANY
MORE.
The
Following
Specials
Effective
May
23
to
28
Kraflhinnnr
1
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wikkki.
slfo,
MM
;
j-r
Peanut
Butter,
Z4-oz
49c
I'ACll
It:
r
CAKNA
J
ION
with
Purolator,
which
then
had
.10
employees.
Now
It
has
1000.
Laytc
approaches
business
with
the
Independence
of
the
farmers
of
Nova
Scotia's
Annapolis
Valley
where
he
.grew
up.
Now
he
Is
trying
to
show
that
independence
makes
for
success
in
business.
He
Is
one
of
a
group
of
Industrialists
who
are
trying
to
teach
high
school
students
that
business
Is
created
and
nourished
by
people.
The
method
Is
to
help
the
students
form
miniature
businesses,
learn
about
production,
costs
and
sales.
The
students
operate
the
business,
which
may
be
turning
out
plastic
gadgets
or
taffy,
and
pay
all
the
bills.
All
they
get
from
the
industrialists
Is
guidahce.
"It
instils
In
their
minds
the
principles
of
free
enterprise,"
said
Layte.
"It
gives
them
some
incentive
to
get
on,
rather
than
have
the
government
or
their
fathers-in-law
take
care
of
them.
"The
only
trouble
Is
that
we're
not
reaching
enough
of
them.
While
we're
teaching
business
principles
to
some,
some
other
so-and-so
.
Is
teaching
them
communism."
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16-oz
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lre
Orance
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65c
CATIXM
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2
for
27c
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...
Case
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