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May
7,
ISjoI
Next
Little
Theatre
Vehicie
Riotous
Noel
Coward
Comedy
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A
COM.LTE
1
IR
btnvitt.
RCAF
Officers
Coming
Here
To
Inspect
Cadet
Squadron
M
.ft.'.
V
Clcon-n
directed
"Streetcar"
and
"Born
Yesterday."
Mr.
Dobbie
played
the
part
in
England,
taking
the
part
over
from
Noel
Coward
himself
when
the
production
went
on
tour.
The
Little
Theatre
presentation
will
open
at
the
Civic
Centre
Monday,
May
17.
i:ng
Glazii
tng
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After
the
presentation
of
two
outstanding
American
plays.
"Streetcar
Named
Desire"
and
"Born
Yesterday,"
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
is
producing
a
new
Noel
Coward
comedy
"Present
Laughter."
for
the
third
offering
of
the
season.
Noel
Coward,
probably
the
most
noted
and
certainly
the
most
colorful
theatrical
personality
in
London,
has
been
responsible
for
a
number
of
fine
movies
which
have
come
across
the
Atlantic
since
the
war
years.
Six
JRCAF
officers
and
air
cadet
tffidals
are
due
here
May
18
to
Ittcnd
the
annual
inspection
(J
the
rrince
Rupert
air
cadet
fquadron,
it
was
learned
today
figm
l'-pgue
headquarters
at
Vancouver.
The
Jrisftors
will
be
headed
by
Air
Commodore
W.
A.
Orr,
CBE.
:D.
OViifl
Ci-miUiindcr
of
RCAF
Restyling
k
Rcpairin
Phono
97J
for
free
pick-up
YOl'NG
Fl.lfcR
EDMONTON
j
Ten-year-old
Maureen
Godson
is
perhaps
the
youngest
flying
student,
in
North
;
America.
Flying
Instructor
Ai
Lang
who
teaches
Maureen
In
her
father's
plane,
says
.she's
V
0d.mi.
jew
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
"In
Which
We
Serve,"
"Brief
through
intensive
drill
manoeuvres
to
prepare
for
the
event.
On
May
23
they
will
commence
their
local
air
cadet
week,
starting
with
a
church
parade.
IODE
Names
New
Officers
Welcome
to
two
new
members
and
appointment
of
new
officers
to
replace
resigned
members
highlighted
yesterday's
meeting
of
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
IODE.
held
at
the
home
ot
Regent
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
95
Borden
Street.
Mrs.
E.
Kwast
and
Mrs.
V.
Morrison
were
the
new
members
act-pled,
while
resignations
were
ereived
from
Mrs.
Grace
Gillis,
who
left
recently
to
make
her
Blithe
Spirit"
!
ready
to
fly
solo.
Under
federal
Encounter"
and
regulations,
however,
she
can
are
perhaps
the
best
known,
but
V'h'?-
not
fly
alone
until
she
is
18.
FOR
,o.
12
Air
Defence
Group,
and
t'apt.
F.
I
ClirKc,
B.C.
commit
tee
.
h.i-jjjan
of
(he
Air
Cadet
''.
Leotrce
it
Canada.
Others
in
the
Kniun
v
jfVpje
V.
I?.
Clerihue,
im-"
mediate
.past
chairman
of
the
B.C.
coijftiiltee;
J.
A.
Brown,
a
member
the
B.C.
committee;
tft
V.
F.
Fows,
Powell
River,
mem-
i-.
ber-iit-li:r
of
the
B.C.
commit-i
,
t-e:
iidif!ii-ht
1
1.
H
E.
Curling
air
c.-irii
flai.son
officer.
Th"1
Fucc
RtiiXM-t
air
cadet'
''
will
bo
T
romprtition
for
the
trnrhv
ii'-arded
to
the
squadron
making
hs
best
showing
in
its
i"
rnrurii
Tfjsrection.
In
recent
week-:
they
have
been
going
MOTHER'S
DAY
Present
i
f
lighter"
has
not
yet
'jeen
fi!:i:etl.
In
"Present
Laugntcr"
COw-ird
1
i
written
a
play
about
himself.
The
story
revolves
around
Garry
EKsendine
easily
recognisable
as
Coward
and
Ills
intimate
a.v,uciatc.s.
Home
uproariously
funny
situations
arise
in
the
highly
amoral
mixups
with
his
women
friends,
thea're
managers,
and
fans.
It
gives
the
audience
a
peep
through
the
keyhole
into
ti.e
most
Intimate
de
Skinny
men,
women
gain
5,
1015
lbs.
Get
New
Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
Vint
tlirillt
ffny
Itmtts
lili
mil;
nijlv
lioltom
hll
lip;
Hfviv
IH
llKff
MftUIIS,
b.tll
lnit.
skkly
"ti
fit-k''
'1
hoiiMiittlk
t
ULuU,
Umrifn,
iih
i,
who
wwt
ttmlti
umhi
U'lwrc,
rr
mw
innid
ot
iiriv.
jttl.x
-lixtking
lf
,.
i
v
thank
Oh
s
ii
i-j"r-inl(hnn.
flrili-lmiltiiiif
lunw,
llm.
I'
tmin.
vliiitulMniv
int
iguulors,
iron,
it-ni'tt
fti,
calt
ium,
riuH'h
UIikxI,
inipfoc
itr-lila
utid
tliur'.Iion
so
food
Kiwi
yoti
mute
strriiutli
und
mHirwhiufut;
put
Heh
on
Imb-Ivmi's.
Ptm't
Jrir
Kfttma
ton
it.
Stun
wUrn
youvr
Kiwl
tbr
V
10.
1
or
20
vmi
If-rd
lor
nnnjl
wi'igltl.
tiltlr.
Nrw
"m.i
i
li
Give
Electrically"
CANADIANS
are
reported
taking
television
started
nearly
two
years
ago
in
this
country
in
their
stride,
This
photo
shows
Phyllis
Marshall,
singing
star
of
"The
Big
Revue,"
which
originates
at
the
CBC
Toronto
studios,
in
a
production
number
with
several
dancers.
(CP
Photo)
Television
Opening
Up
In
New
Areas
in
Canada
General
Electric
home
in
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
G.
'.V.
Graham,
who
left
last
night
j
for
"Victoria.
Mrs.
W.
Buscy
was
named
first,
vice-president,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,
second
vice-president
and
Mrs.
Kwast.
standard-bearer.
j
The
meeting
discussed
tentative
plans
for
Empire
Day
activi-
!
ties
at
local
schools,
and
heard
hii
article
on
"The
Canadian
I
rails
of
die
life
of
England's
most
talked
about
stage
personality.
I
The
part
of
Gairy
Fsendine
will
be
played
by
Ian
Dobbie,
w
ho
.nint.-.t
Hr
nnli
ftlh-.
rv
imn
iMrrx
1
STEAAA
IRON
s2l-oi
'
P-r.
4ttt!
Al
all
drnsjtiitti.
pntmiii,
tht
er
day,
General
Electric
I
Way
of
Life,"
read
by
Mrs.
J.
Clark
for
Empire
Study.
By
IIAKRY
ITf'LKS
TORONTO
(?
Television
i.-
KETTLE
$13-50
Members
volunteered
to
assist
with
ushering
and
other
work
at
j
opening
in
new
areas
in
Cumuli)
:oing
to
dis
v
viewers
arc
"r
whnl
other
regions
h.ivi
Gcncrol
Electric
.he
Music
and
Drama
Festival
ring
held
lint
next
week.
Knitted
articles
were
turned
n
for
shipment
overseas
and
a
dft
of
daffodils
for
each
member
vas
received
from
Mrs.
Carr's
50
found
you
can't
ple-isc
everybody
at
the
same
lime.
The
m,-n
m-iy
stick
to
i.hc
st
for
sp-rts
shows
including
bo-ng
and
wrestling,
hockey,
foot-
Automatic
TOASTER
$2i7-
General
Electric
:
Flyincj
Club
Launches
;
'NevTSeason
The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
yesWday
started
preparations
for
their
summer
flyinit
season.
.
launching
one
ol
their
two
.-
Tayloreraft
planes.
-.
About
12
slucie;,ts
already
are
lined
up
for
Instruction
in
the
club
which,
in
the
past
five
i
years,
has
gruduatrd
24
pilots.
'
two
of
whom
are
now
flying
for
commercial
airlines.
Di'
k
Melcombe,
flying
instructor
f..r
the
club,
checked
over
;
thp
instruction
craft,
a
two-i
'
sea
tor
on
floats,
yesterday.
The
;'
other
Tavlorcraft
owned
by
the
i
club,
a
twin
to
the
model
floated
'
'
yesicrriiiy,
is
brinst
overhauled
but
will
be
put
to
work
"..-.ter
in
the
season.
M.'an
mis.
Jay
Burns.
Aen
'
'
Club
president,
has
been
notified
ot
a
coast-to-coast
light
alrcraf
;
;
cavalcade
planned
to
tic
in
with
,
.'
opening
of
the
British
Empire
In
addition
to
the
occasional
special
feature,
CBC
television
now
shows
several
popular
American
programs
such
a.s
th-Tarkie
Gleasnn
shuw
on
.t'
iti.i"-days.
and
Kd
Sullivan's
"Toast
ot
the
Town"
on
sfinday.
Biggest
of
the
CBC's
own
pro-luellons
are
the
Big
Revue
or
rulays
and
more
serious
pro
;r,i:ii.-
such
as
a
Sunday
evcniii;!
how
with
the
Leslie
Bell
.singers
and
Howard
Cable's
orchestra.
TOOL
OF
TALENT
At
the
Toronto
tdeviskn
s'.u
iles
the
CBC
selects-around
200
triors
from
various
shows
each
wet
k
and
rounhly
85
of
these
nothcr
at
Port
Simpson
1
he
monthly
prize
was
won
by
;
ball
and
important
hrse
races
baseball's
world
series,
Ai's.
W.
Bussey.
featherweight
IRON
$.95
roivm
-J
General
Electric
fLGOK
POLISHER
4'50
and
Prince
Rupert's
Guides
The
women
soon
rt'scover
th"ir
own
favorites,
which
may
include
cooking
lessons
and
fashion
shows.
For
the
youngsters,
programs
i
h
it
h:ve
instant
apoeul
to
the
child,
under
eight
will
leave
tlT-teen-ager
cold.
The
latter
group
will
go
for
crooners
or
orchestras.
CORONATION
I
I'IC
Put
in
the
whole
range
of
television
fare
'li
re's
a
proport
on
f
prosrmis
that
appeal
to
-veryi
ne.
Irownies
today
proudly
reported
'omplction
of
a
mass
good
deed
j
Sunbeam
Mixmaslcr
$3
J
.95
!
1
T'
project.
will
be
nrw
to
the
programs.
Around
100
arc
given
singing
parts.
An
average
week
will
see
i
bout
30
solo
musicians
facing
tilt
caiiu-ias.
wli'te"
special
p
i
'onu,
rs
f.,1
a.i
.ier
score
program
spots.
'
Th"
hi:
sin"iii';
en'!
''in"'r
hows
of
course
are
only
a
se;
The
youngsters
have
been
gathering
up
good,
clean
used
clothing
for
the
past
few
weeks
i
Games
in
Vancouver.
i
trvr.;.
if
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l
'
t
'
;:.h
General
Electric
MIXETT0
T1:e
Royal
Canadian
Flying
Clubs'
Association
in
Ottawa,
is
sponsoring
the
flight
which
will
r-inifii-Ti
teievi
-.i.l'S
bi'.-.gc'--'
nueiep"!-
up
lo
tint
time
w"
drrwn
bv
th"
Commit,
on
ir
June.
1053.
Tnto-est
in
th-
!v
--toric
ri'in!
h
id
been
stirred
by
i
see
planes
from
across
the
'
try
joining
in
a
flight
to
oouver,
winding
up
July
30.
ind
yesterday
shipped
it
off
to
he
Save
the
Children
Fund
in
.'ancouver
for
distribution
in
Corca
and
Greece.
The
youngsters
packed
five
irae
cartons
of
clothing,
weigli-ng
5j
to
65
pounds
each,
for
the
woject
which
was
launcrietli
vhen
the
girls
heard
of
sister;
mint,
ot
the
whole
TV
menu,
ranging
from
puppets
to
public
panels,
from
h
u-monieus
to
sym-phnny
orch-stras.
One
recen.
feature
was
the
TV
del)ut
al
Toronto
of
the
National
Ballet
Company
of
Canada.
;,
Mr.
Burns
has
further
infor-
V
mat
Ion
on
the
project
available
the
transatlantic
rice
ol
!C"
pi?
pes
carrvi;i
;
ilms
for
TV
$13-75
Combination
,
Walfe
Iron
and
Sandwich
Tocster
FRYRiTE
?J?YER
V
od
!
riRWs0
A
DiStiUfSO
B
ZTr-
MTOCtAT
I
'.
1
cowP.lof0'"
YfS
OtD
1
for
any
club
member,
or
owner.1
networks
i
n
t'li?
continent..
Tcj2
'
i)
of
private
aircraft
throughout
this
district
interested
in
the
.'"
;
CBC
was
able
t,
.-how
the
with
nothing
but
rags
for
1
,,
.,.
.
trans-Canada
flight.
$3t95
llOinillg.
oleinn
mrli.i-
linn
-i
nu
Ilnilr.-:
DIVORCE
RATE
Newfoundland
in
19)3
had
the
lowest
divorce
rate
of
any
province,
2.3
per
100.000
population.
:
1
,
This
odverfisemont
is
not
publi-.hed
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Covernment
of
British
Columbia.
States
station,
'Ling
at
4:1?
p.m.
Regular
TV
..,
wr
wer
TABLE
LAMPS
from
$&30up
again
joined
by
a
host
of
oth-r
for
the
Grey
Cup
gmic
1st.
No
vember,
when
the
football
clasis'r
:,ffiuTl1cTlll10
was
televised
direct
from
Yi-.r-;ity
Stadium
in
Toronto.
The
Ore
Cup
final,
Canada's
birc-'
r
f
.
f
n
F
n
...
iwiwern
d.
i.
row
single
sports
event,
hid
been
televised
by
means
tf
film
th"
previous
year.
OUTSTANDING
PROGRAMS
Co.
Ltd.
The
CUC
will
provide
a
min'-
mum
of
10V2
hours
weekly
in
Phone
210
Bcsncr
Block
Prince
Rupert,
tv
programs
to
piivcte
stations.
wit
k
r,
f
firrc
tf
iffwrtrf
B.C.
Till
FAVOURITE
CICAR
FOR
EVERr
OCCASION
sucuitD
riucf
who
will
produce
much
of
the
remainder
themselves.
is
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OTHER
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CARRIES
THIS
.
WW-,
ft
J
OKFH.VNED
Itt'DY,
two-wcck-old
offspring
of
a
calico
cat,
takes
liis
milk
from
a
bottle.
Rudy's
owners
believe
him
to
be
the
only
u
male
calico
cat,
that
is,
feline
with
black
orange,
and
tan
mark-
J
ings,
in
existence.
If
Rudy's
spots
don't
change
and
if
he
can
reproduce
lie
may
be
worth
as
much
as
$100,000.
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a
Double
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Guarantee
...
a
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...
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No
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If
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Imperial
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a
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