J.
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
K'.w
w
Tuesday,
February
9,
1954
Dould
obor
Children
Appear
'
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.
To
Enjoy
Attending
School
Today
and
Wednesday
"IlansiTous"
"Hurricane"
I
loms
is
sun
iiis;u.
unu
nicy
j
to
the
ways
of
their
parents,
the
;
youngsters
are
beginning
to
Ue
.school
here
and
appear
to
be
enjoying
their
new
experience.
A'tiiouih
the
children's
resistance
to
Canadian
ways
and
cus-
KEW
DENVER.
B.C.
Chi!-diuii
of
parents
who
bclon?
to
the
Sons
of
Freedom
braiv.'h
of
tha
Douknobors
a.e
attending
II
01C
It
ttnr,
f
I
an
Interest
in
school
inc.
"Under
the
circumstances,
thev
seem
reasonably
happv,"
Robert
Ros,
welfare
superintendent,
said.
"But,
like
norma!
children
away
from
home,
they
tm
s
their'parents."
The
22
children,
whose
parpnU
MIWIKrJE
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CB
Bl
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TOTEM
A
tmiluui
PUit
ThfUlie
THE
NEW
S3J0.009
motor-transport
and
administration
building
at
Shearwater
naval
air
base
across
the
harbor
from
Huifux.
consldererTan
irmed
forces
showpiece,
collapsed
mysteriously.
Naval
officers
said
they
believe
the
building
m
y
be
a
total
loss.
There
were
no
Injuries.
Government
agencies
have;
retained
an
out
Me
expert
to
Investigate
the
collapse
of
the
'
'
'
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.
newly-built
garage.
,
-,.
.
pre
serving
penitentiary
terms
for
nude
parading,
range
in
age
hum
live
to
14
years.
NORMAL
REACTIONS
In
the
cia.ss-ioom
they
react
like
any
normal
children,
said
Mrs.
A.
M.
Steven,
one
of
the
teachers.
"Their
intelligence
varies
as
it
does
in
any
school
and
they
need
a
bit
of
watching
i
as
all
Canadian
youngsters
do.";
They
reflect
their
parents'
j
teachings
in
the
prayers
they
i
chant
morning
and
evening.
BuU
they
also
like
English,
songs
.
which
they
sing
for
their
teacher.
They
now
are
translating
a
I
Doukhobor
song
into
English,
a:
step
toward
mutual
understand-1
ing
between
children
and
tea-
Cher
-
I
The
food
is
Russian
and
Is
prepared
by
Japanese
women
who
were
taught
by
Doukhobor;
women.
i
Although
they
may
have
visit-;
"The
Cruel
Sea
2
I
Russians
Enjoy
Ballet,
Opera,
Concerts
On
TV,
no
Soap
Operas
or
Commercials
Starring
JACK
HAWKINS
By
TOM
WHITNEY.
'
,
;
next
year.
NEW
YORK
-Russian
tele-:
Russian-
stations
present
In
!-vision
':nth
motion
pictures
and
plnys
has-
110
soap
operas,
no'.
thrillers
for
dhlldren:
nbmvstervi
from
the
studio
or
direct
from
r'O'-utinplsi
s,
ucrooats,
cuincpis
and
the
like.
According
to
plaits
of
the
Mal-enkov
government.
Soviet
'!-vision
Is
to
undergo
tremendous
eviwn-ioii
in
tin
n'
X'
fe
yerv.-New
stations
will
be
built,
with
coaxial
cables
to
link
them
In
a
network.
.
.
,
and
ballet
nlav-s.
no
dtc
iockrvs.
no
com.l
'he
theatre;
theatre;
opera
opera
A
ors
every
Sunday,
tne
young
edians
ana
no
Commercials
sters
mi.ss
their
parents.
The
in-
direct
from
the
Bolshoi
opera
theatre,
and
what
they
call
"fW
rt
.
.
The
,e
are
varlotv
programs
presenting
singer.
terest
taken
in
them
by
thoc
Muscovites
love
it.
resboasible
for
their
welfare
The
U.S.S.R.
'
has
three
sU-;
compensates
to
some
degree.
will
bo
playing
at
The
Capitol
Thealre
TONIGHT
SHOWS
AT
6:45
-
9:15
P.M.
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SCT.-MAJ.
DANNY
MrOOWAN
of
Camp
Borden,
Cmt.,
chief
,cook
with
th."
2nd
Battalion.
Royal
22nd
Regiment,
in
Germany,
pulls
from
the
oven
a
tray
of
freshly-baked
Canadian
bread,
available
to
Canadian
troops
in
Cermany
for
the
first
time.
Bread
previously
supplied
the
troops
was
a
heavy
type
baked
by
the
British
Army.
Sgt.-Maj.
McGowan
spent
three
days
with
a
British
supply
depot
teaching
the
cooks
the
method
of
;bread-baking
with
a
Canadian
recipe.
Slump
in
Jobs
in
U.S.
Nov
'Levelling
Off
WASHINGTON
F.vidence
,
interview,
I
Voiii
tota.
rtasonaj
gathered
by
the
congressional
upturn
in
hiring
and
bu,"ine.
Doukhobors
Continue
Fasting
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Fasting
Doukhobor
women
prisoners
at
suburban
Oakaila
prison
farm
tic
ns
Mascov,
Leningrad
and
Kiev.
Altogether
thf
re
may
n-1
somew
here
around
;
250
000
T7
receivers
In
use,
most
of
them
In
and
around
Moscow.
Tlie
principal
Soviet
television
station
In
Moscow
Is
on
the
air
20
to
25
hours
a
week.
Programs
start
at
8
each
evening
except
Thursday.
Thursday
is
the
station's
day
off,
and
run
to
about
11
p.m.
On
Sunday
afternoons
there
:1
always
a
special
children's
program
which
runs
about
three
hours.
Sometime
on
weekdays
and
Sundays
there
are
special
sports
broadcasts,
usually
soccer
games
from
the
Dynamo)
Stadium.
ecoiHMjiic
committee
suggests
aciivny
in-
uie
cany
.tpiing,
that
the
slump
in
jobs
and
pro-
NOTICE
TO
FORMER
CUSTOMERS
Follow
Your
Heart
To
Wallace's
duction
in
the
United
States
'has
begun
to
level
off"
and
will
turn
into
a
recovery
this
spring.
The
committee,
weighing
the
anti-deprcsslon
propram
President
Eisenhower
presented
to
Congress
in
his
economic
report
la.st
month,
took
testimony
from
the
heads
of
nine
government
economic
and
statistical
agencies
this
week.
Their
findings,
Representative
Monday
began
their
second
week
:
without
solid
food.
The
women,
25
members
of
the
radical
Sons
of
Freedom,
arc
protesting
aaainst
removal
of
some
male
Doukhobor
prisoncis
i
lioin
Oakaila
to
the
British
Col-j
umbia
Penitestiary.
Prison
officials
said
all
but
;
two
have
taken
fluids,
mostly
i
orange
juice,
-mice
the
hunger
i
strike
began
None
is
in
need
ct
forced
feedirg.
officials
said.
Mrs.
Rowe,
formerly
of
Bacon
Street,
lowed
by.
a
possibly
substantial
economic
revivul
in
the
fall.
Eisenhower
lias
advised
Americans
to
Ignore
"prophets
of
slooin"
mid
'promised
them
a
"bis
brother
partner
in
the
fed-oi.ii
government."
Ai
dre.-islns
a
cheering
throns
of
ninre
than
6
b(H
at
a
Washington
Republican
dinner,
Eisenhower
sailed
into-
Drpiocratlc
predictions
of
hard
times,
saylns;
"the
United
States
doesn't
need
to
fall."
He
eriticiml
former
president
Truman,
who
said
the
country
no'v
is
in
a
recession.
Addressine
a
meetlra
of
Americans
lor
Democratic
Action
In
SI
TS
ARE
TINY
"
j
Soviet
television
sets
selling
In
!
Moscow
have
four
or
five-in-h
w
I'onnt
Tlii
Riiitilnn.!
hnnn
tn
:
FOR
VALENTINE
DAY
again
open
her
dressmaking
business
234
Third
Avenue
East
Upstair
over
Rupert
Battery
Shopi
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FEBRUARY
22
get
a
set
with
at.
went
or
10-lnch
!
3
p
Wok-ott
Rep.
Mich..
srr:'-n
In
mass
production
In
the
i
committee
chairman,
said
in
an.
HOSIERY
BLOUSES
SKIRTS
UMBRELLAS
BLANKETS
TOWELS
TABLECLOTHS
BEDSPREADS
HOUSECOATS
1
and
all
receive
regular
visits
i
Horn
the
lesldent
physician.
The
reedomite
demonstration
was
touched
off
by
a
fire
m
SLIPS
GOWNS
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J
Students
Make
Dent-Proof
Plastic,
Glass
Auto
Body
l
mil
oprniiif,
plea.sr
write
BOX
53
fur
appinlv
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
New
York.
Truman
said
"the
re
-i
resslon
that
started
on
th'
farms
last
spring
has
already
.
,.,.o.i4
tn
Ihn
,ltv
Kt
fPPl
A
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CT.RAR'
PHOTOGRAPHS
OR
SKETCHES
C0KT
Feb.
1
which
did
$3,000
damage
to
the
women's
quariers.
Only
one'
wjma.i
was
iniured.
They
are
serving
sentences
for
nude
'
parading.
'
WINNIPEG
CP)
A'
plajSt-,
dipped
cherie
eloth.
.
'
(erreysion
votiUl
do
likewise."
auto
body
tht!ton't
dipt
'when
j'
Two
days
later
the
mould
was
Hr
scoffed
at
the
"miracles''
he
pounded
with
'a
heavy
timber
removed
and
after
a
standard
t
(jai(i
Were
promised
by
the
Re-h-.ts-bpen
Brotfuted
by
if
sroiivJ-i
body
finishing
.with
glaring
I
nutlican
party
of
students
'at
the
Manitoba
1
putty.
;surfacer
and
lacquer
the
j
..,
,iave
b(.en
wat.hn2
anj
SHOE
SALE
IfCIlIIICHl
UlMilULC
uaill
cutl'.ir
juu
was
uvnc,
eloth.
some
fibre
glass
mats
and
.
The
trim,
fittings
and
bump-
ers
were
provided
by
a
wood-;
working
class
under
instructor!
John
Redmond.
I
waiting
for
those
miracle
to
hnpnen
that
we
were
promised
back
in
19.52.
But
there
is
some-thinir
wrong
somewhere
There
seems
to
be
a
sUV.it
delay
In
th
j
miracle
bunes.
:
What
Percentage
of
TOTAL
SALES
Should
Be
Spent
on
Advertising?
SHOE
LADIES'
$1
95
Here
ore
the
figures
.
.
.
compiled
by
the
Bureau
of
Business
Research,
Harvard
University
for
Retailers:
liquid
plastic.
The
body
a
snappy
sports
roadster
in
coral
red
was
mounted
on
a
standard
small-car
chassis
and
placed
on
display
in
a
Winnipeg
department
store.
The
weight
of
12
men
standing
on
the
body
causes
no
strain.
The
builders
arc
students
in
the
institute's
body
repair
class
working
under
Instructor
AJex
To
it.
To
make
a
mould,
the
boys
tool;
six
rear
fenders
from
a
metal
scrap
heap
and
shaped
four
fenders
and
door
openings.
A
scrap
hood
helped
provide
the
hood
and
two
old
door
panels
were
cut
to
make
the
rear
panel.
The
students
ck-welded
the
pieces
together
and
braced
them
with
angle
Iron.
To
give
a
smooth,
profession-nl
touch
they
plastered
the
Inside
of
the
mould
and
sanded
it
smooth.
A
coat
of
vlbrin
(liquid
plastic)
sealed
the
plaster
and
prevented
chipping.
Most
difficult
job
was
to
de
Two
Unionists
Entry
to
US
Refused
SEATTLE
OP
Two
members
of
a
Canadian
delegation
to
conference
of
the
International
Longshoremen's
and
Warehmi-c-men's
Union
Ind,.
at
Belling-ham
were
denied
admLsslon
to
the
United
States
Monday,
district
Immigration
service
director
John
P.
Boyd
announced.
He
named
them
as
Per
Lars
Elof
Blixt,
native
of
Sweden,
born
there
In
1905,
and
Frederick
George
Jackson,
born
in
Ireland
in
1908.
They
were
from
the
Vancouver,
New
'Westminster
FOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
1
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CALL
OK
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
at
I'creentutB
l.iln-
of
P.nshifss
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FASHION
FOOTWEr
Auto
Accessories-
-Service
Stations
2.6
"
1.1
Electrical
"All
Smart
Women
read
Classified!"
Any
resemblance
between
this
ad
and
a
popular
Radio-TV
prog-
purely
intentional.
velop
a
"releaser"
to
prevent
the
plastic
from
sticking
to
the
delegation.
i
They
were
turned
back
at
th;
'
Blaine
border
station.
Boyd
said,
on
the
grounds
tnat
"their
entry
is
deemed
prejudicial
to
the
best
Interest
of
the
United
States."
He
said
he
was
quoting
from
a
law
and
declined
to
explain
further.
Six
or
seven
other
members
n'.
the
delegation
were
allowed
to
enter
the
United
States,
he
salrl.
mould.
This
was
made
by
mix-
"DRAGNET"
Ins
liquid
plastic
to
a
consis
tency
like
syrup.
Glass
mats,
tailored
to
fit
the
A
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
PRESENTATION
vr
mould
and
dipped
in
vibrin:
came
next,
followed
by
vibrin-
KOTKCT
THIi
IM"""'
'ONI.
Tilt
ritl
fcS
HAVE
BKEN
t
llXMiKO
TO
nmiv
HI
MK1WN
fI""01
The
chler
inspected
all
of
the
....
..j
ihm
a
clean
bill
UN
DA
Florists
'
5.0
Drug
Stores
2.5
Grocery
Stores
-
1-5
Jewelry
Stores
3.9
Men's
Clothi
ng
v
3.8
Shoe
Stores
3.7
Department
Stores
-
4.3
Hardware
.Stores
.'
1.4
Beauty
Shoos
.
5.3
Furniture
Stores
'.
7.0
Building
Materials
'
'.
l'.O
Luxury
Class
(Gifts,
etc.)
8.7
Women's
Apparel
-
3.9
Cleoncrs
3.5
NOW
is
the
time
to
concentrate
your
ADVERTISING
in
im:
mi.
uu
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.
K
NnthliiB
mlslcadlne.
He
''ttd
ln
..
thorn
and
they're
all
clean.
The
o-
with
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HERE'S
THE
FACTS.
JCST
THE
FACTS,
SIR:
The
day
Is
Tuesday.
The
name
is
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
We
are
in
the
new
and
used
car
business.
We're
working
on
MeSridc
Street
and
Third
Avenue,
Trince
Rupert,
B.C.
As
public
servants
we're
experienced
we've
been
here
for
eight
years.
Wc
have
a
large
selection
ot
used
cars
real
bargains
that
we're
offering
the
public.
Drop
tn
and
see
for
yourself.
1
.L-..rl
riUt.
"l
fnmn-
pvervi.niniz
i
iih-a
-
one
thlng-they're
all
al""110.
WEVE
'
has
it!
PinTlT.
MUII1
PVITV
Ul;
of
antl-frecw;
and
is
ready
w
HERE'S
TODAY'S
LINEUP:
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m-rcssoi"
AH
$880
Do"
Nobody
could
52
FORD
SEDAN
!
Heater.
Excellent
condition.
840
Down
Here's
a
chance
to
cop
a
real
buy.
Don't
let
your
feet
drag.
Net
this
before
It
gets
away.
48
FORO
PICKCP
Box
on
back.
Al
shape.
270
Down
After
seeing
our
lineup
here's
one
car
you'll
recognize
us
a
good
buy.
,
Pity
the
plight
of
poor
Mrs.
DeCoven,
She
chose
a
carpet
that
wasn'fc
Loom-
Woven,
"
Each
day
she
has
it,
her
carpet
get
leaner
.
.
.
It's
pile
disappears
in
her
vacuum
cleaner.
That's
why
women
who
know
what
smart
buying'
about
Buy
Loom
Woven
Wunda
Weve
pile
can't
pull
ool!
9
x
12
CorVe
ny
139-oo
See
Them
Today
McRAE
BROS
LTD.
"THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
Phone
6
or
36
n
n
be
MEWS
DAILY
BOB
PARECER
LIMITS
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"