Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
Anri'.
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Trade
League
Fades
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By
HAkOO
MORRISON
I
cuctuiaii
P:.'s,
tsi'.ilf
Writer"
I
OTTAWA
(CPX-Cunada's
i.'t:tt
:
lioji"
of
'.tie
world
crt-alini;
aj
!
lioui
l.siiini;
International
Trails
!
organization
is
dwindling.
!
Ollh-iul-:
say
they
now
see
hi-
j
;
tie
chance
of
the
Havana
C'lnu-
'
tm-
the
iiustiunii'ii.
by
wtiiH
1
the
iioon
mini.'
l
av
been
rt-al-
J)y.n
!).'ing
.atiliBil
by
vn:
M
,
ti'.ut.llj
nut
ii..
is.
liivotiiai'iiil
by
tlie
twi'.t
in
mlerimlinnal
eytttils,
I
l.y
sit
placing
more
and
more
import-
Mii.;e
i.ii
tin'
Miu.iler
vielo
V,
t.U.-
I
(.iciiii
va
Tunl
I
A-'ieeiiienl
as
t'lf;
next-best
thins
to
the
hoped-
!
ii.
no.
j
Now,
in
lo'dimy,
Eii:;isuit,
j
iluil
iii'iifvu
ai'
re!
illicit,
fiiiitiil-
ly
I.iioiah
as
th;
General
Ai'.tn'-
j
j
Umiit
i.o
Tai
.1
f.
uiid
Tiuile,
iiu
j
him
into
a
rut!
of
trouble.
j
:Jm4m.,-
't-
iiiminniiMiMrni.iiitiiiii.
Hi
it
-
3,EANS.wi,hP0RK
E'itain
and
Hie
United
Slates
have
failed
to
reauli
aereenriit
i.n
a
new
round
of
tariff
negotiations.
This
dl.sa'.'reenient
;i-volviiii"
Hritish
tariff
pr-
fm
eace
AND
TOMATO
SAUCE
Grown
and
Packed
in
B.C.
,
family
dtWUHM
lAytm&l,
Cuo&tif.
NAVAL
SUPPORT-
6h:pi
providing
loeistic
support
fyr
warships
at
iva
receive
lii
tie
recognition
in
battle
accounts
but
it
is
thee
little
ships
that
pump
the
life
blood
inui
their
fighting
sisters.
Wilhuut
the
backing
(tf
tunkeis,
rcpuir
and
provision
ships,
the
jndurance
of
the
-operational
fleet
wuultl
be
shoif
livrd.
The
above
uhulus
taken
in
Korean
waters
tell
plctorially
some
of
the
Htory
of
logistic
support.
At
the
left
an
ammunition
barge
replenishes
HMCS
Cayuga's
supply
of
four-inch
rtvvlls
following
bombardment
of
shore
batteries
at
Jnchon.
Ai
the
right
a
fleet
tanker
is
shown
refuelling
a
Royal
Navy
destroyer,
HMS
Ceylon
und
the
Canadian
destroyer
HMCS
No'itka
all
in
one
operation.
(National
Defence
Photos
i.
is
cxijtrli'd
t:i
fun
cut
to
en-
i
eoimwss
.omo
of
the
U.S
,iw"?o-
liations
with
Canada
The
Havana
Cha.'ter,
if
ui.l-
.
tied,
woul'J
have
commitl"d
Fireman
Donald
Llewellyn,
secre-
r-me
5t
sinln
nations
to
a
lary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
local,
policy
of
non-rtlisorimiiiat'o"
In
after
laughter
subsided,
and
he
their
cu.stoms
charges
and
their;
realized
the
city
clerk
was
ser-
general
internal
tr
tavati'in
j
ions.
and
regulation
policy.
i
....
..
,
.:
,.
,
x,..
t
i
and
every
other
person
in
the
j
Rain
Keeps
Fires
Down
P
THE
oC
ETTERBCX
I
nui
it
is
wen
tuiuwn
umi
n
JIAVI.VA
nihKTJXU
Snickers
ran
thrqiich
:the
rains
pretty
nearly
every
clay
of
Prelimina
-y
agreement
was'
world,
have
a
stake
in
who
fills
ihat
job.
I
It
is
time
we
went
all
out
In
'
an
attempt
to
save
our
skins.
Clean
out
our
own
house
first
luf
the
Red
element
and
then
i
put
the
shoe
on
the
other
foot
i
and
pray
that
Russia
will
give
Board
of
Conciliation
tins
wecK
the
year,"
said
Mr.
Long,
not
reached
three
years
ago
at
a
when
in
the
fire
brigade's
dispute
smiling,
as
ruin
beat
tiHuiunt
the
Havana
conterenep
of
ihe
mem-
with
the
city
over
wages,
window.
1.
Shines
brighter
than
everl
City
Clerk
Wi:::am
Long
staled
that
Frince
Rupert'
rain
would
have
a.
bearing
in
comparisons
,
M..v.
j
j
TIME
TO
CLEAN
I
P
Editor,
Daily
News,
The
news
that
President
Tru-
bers
of
the'
Geneva
agreement
.
signed
the
previous
year
in
Switzerland.
Sin.'e
then
Canada
has
been
waiting
for
nations
to
make
fi-
Stanwood
with
us
time
enough
in
which
to
de-!
velop
our
armed
might
to
the"
point
where
we
can
crush
her
iibsolutelv
bv
force
of
arms.
with
Vancouver.
2
Shines
longer
than
everl
3.
With
feu
polishing!
S
C
JOHNSON
A
SON,
ITD.
-
Sr..(..,
O.tart,"
Eruce.
13.
aixl
Loj-iv
lr..
9.
ar-
together
with
the
Kussja
herself
has
proved
to
us
the
British
budget,
,hnt
th.r
ic
m
other
w.iv
io
Canada
was
watching
the
Unit
news
of
might
well
qualify
today
for
the
deal
wlln
tne
situation
if
we
Replying
to
the
firemen's
re-
'.Prince
riw:,
here
on
lhe
Bupe,.t
quest
tor
the
Vancouver
wage;
,
.
terday
from
scale,
Mr.
Long,
presenting
the
mcrnmg
-Van-ciise
for
the
city,
suid
that
Prince
.
touver.
Mr.
Stanwood,
who
has
Rupert
"has
the
greatest
rainfall
been
employed
with
the
.edito''-of
fny
city
in
the
province
and
ial
department
cf
the
Daily
the
rainfall.
is
fairly
well
spread
f
the
t
three
uh
out
.over
twelve
months.
.
jwas
formerly
with
Vancouver
"The
fire
is
usually
on
the
in-
i
papers.
The
Slanwcods
will
reside
not
on
the
outside."
said
'side
at
1381
First
Overlook.
REMODELLING?
U.we:
omcK
luesoay.
ine
on.y
wisn
t0
remain
free,
ray
of
light
in
the
darkness
is,
Tne
Red
dement
in
town,
of
that
our
own
budget
is
not
wor,e
course
w,
the
flrsl
to
cry
than
it
is,
"Warmonger."
I
would
like
to
recommend
to
;
STILL
FREE.
Vancoi;vi:ivictokia
Sunilay,
&
p.m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
AJ,M'E
AJtM,
S'il
WART
AMI
J'OKT
KIMI'KUN
Himduy,
Camosun,
11
p
rn.
Km
nok'i
ii
on
i
n
CHARLOTTE
1SI.ANOS
ss.
Chilcotin
April
13
and
27
it
p.m.
run
soiij
H
Qiii;i:.N
(CIIAKI.O
I
'J
E
ISI.AMtM
ES.iChllcoWn,
April
0
ad
20
0
p
in.
i'KANK
J.
SKINNKIt
Prince
Knpert
Agent
I'hlrd
Avenue
Phone
Mitt
SJ'l.'.!,:l;i'.i.i;rf'TTT
Hi's..
ed
States
to
take
tile
lead.
Ho
were
other
nations.
Congress
still
has
not
given
full
consideration
to
the
matter
and
both
the
trade
and
external
affairs
department
see
no
sign
that
it
intends
to
do
so
in
the
near
future.
There
is
"increasing
possibility."
says
the
externa!
affairs
department
in
its
annual
tenor'.,
"that
1TO
will
not
be
established."
The
G'-neral
Agreement
on
'Tfu"-t''
iiiid
Tr'"ie
a
amies
"a
Phone
1H
mm
j
the
world
at
large
that
Truman
I
be
sacked,
Eisenhower
be
instal-1
'led,
MacArthur
be
reinstated,!
ANTI-SLAVFHY
BILL
:
the
present
milk
and
water
Brit-)
Upper
Canada
in
1793
was
the
jish
government
be
told
to
get
fjriil
K.'jtiah
l)irit,.ry
to
puss
outbid
let
Churchill
take
over.',
L)
,0,.
lULMii
u
Ni.lV.
.
another
20
per
cent
be
added
u
"
our
income
taxes,
or
more
if
necessary,
and
that
we
finally
Liet
down
to
the
iob
of
ensurina
t"
t.
1
CA
YOUR
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd
new
importance."
ii
Trade
officials
pointed
out
I
At.
ISitx
721
Prince
Kupert,
li
t.
m4&,
WW
i
that
though
the
Geneva
agree
mt
1
that
our
children
will
not
have
riery'ltChing
-OkHTj
i
to
live
in
si
slave
.st.it.e
r
'mervt
doas
.not
gJ
as
far
us
the
m
IV
i.i.H.
1
1
I!
i'''viir!
chi'rl'r,
it
provides
a
strong
umnhasis
on
mull
ilmcrV
i
trade
which
is
Canada's
basic
'
trade
policy.
1
It
rrovid;
for
a
gene
-al
po
icy
of
non-discrimination
in
Time
has
nearly
run
out
for
CnpA-
Q.,
irL
Poip(
l
V-"C-
U
VIS
IIIV,I
the
free
world.
It
is
agonizing
-
to
watch
what
kittle
we
have
i
iU
rr
is
a
clrun
stalnlPW
prnntrnt-1
left
being
wasted
away
in
in-
uoiuu.piu-
oi;
t.uit
Mil
l.uik
y..n
;
lernational
bickering
and
W-L'TZ.
1,,,
:
peasement
of
-pressure
groups.
.
'.wt,
Kiwiim
und
km
tr.uiu-.
j
Possibly
this
action
re
MacA."-l
Not
miy
dues
this
Immiiiuk
iti-
thur
is
not
Truman's
personal
rJl,!c
"",
i""mul"
,a,)ld
1,1-'l,L,'y
:
-.la
t
S'
ITlicfiae
wo:lri
trade,
but
it.
does
not.eir
rha-'iae
(he
need
for
lull
employment
and
economic
activity,
Mow
Good
Can
Coffee
Taste?
rPO
find
ihe
answer
"cream"
your
coffee
with
Carnation
I'vaporated
Milk.
liven
the
best
cup
of
coffee
tastes
belter
with
Carnation
richer
flavored.
two
strong
points
of
the
Havana'
i
wisa
ancl
ullciuubtecliy
it
is
a
re-1
but
ooiu
unu
simple
uicora
rc
ieo
tuft
of
pressure
brought
to
bear
quickly
relieved,
in
nkiii
miisc-uoii
-1
4
on
him
but
It
is
time
there
was
t,ie
'khhw
f
Kcmu
is
quiokiy
j
aluPl-'"-
,he
"lt'"ns,
ury
up
mm
a
atronir
man
as
President
of
the
United
States.
It
may
.seem
is
w
"f
iiiuiwr
.i
itoh.
saa
Hiwum
that
I
am
talking
out
of
turn
"tlluJ
orupumui.
i
Charter
A
t'.'w
moivhs
ago.
some
of
fhe
notion?
b'-lcivjin?:
ti
the
Ge-novi
ac,reement
atlpni'lted
to
"rite
ipt".
"i?
met
the
tw
or-
icIps
cf
thfi
Havana
Chai'tf"-ealir.-r
with
enmlonient
nnd
im
in
uneak
nir
nf
n
piiimtrv
i.f
Yull
""
mmrni..
uiuunuti
...
.
n
-
j
which
I
am
-.not
a
citizen
but
i,
OH
wlii
ri-vrr
(li'Of.,-.
ui-e
ilil.
H'Al.l.A(!i:
JIHiVKiVl'(
y
smoother,
more
appetizing.
Yet
Carnation
costs
only
about
half
as
much
as
light
cream.
Try
it.
Discover
w
hy
"
mat
a
Mm
i
mi
w
mi
1
millions
ot
i
critical
colltc
drinkers
prefer
Carnation
to
I.
KT
'1
...
.
Jr
1
""onom'c
activity.
A.
vo(
.wai
taken.
The
mo"
v.
is
rete'
'.ed.
cream
in
col
tee.
-
IP
t
-3
'
Contented
Cowl"
,
'
JJ"
WftrttiM
r---ZaJ
ABOUT
CARNJ
Outstanding
quality
has
made
Salada
Canada's
largest
selling
tea.
i.
in'"-
n
,le
LINUI.E
MARKET
ECONOMV
The
main
aim
of
the
Havana
harU'r
was
to
re.vloi-e
a
noii-discriminatory
single
market
economy
to
the
world,
Including
a
general
levelling
off
of
.ugh
tariff.-:.
The
Geneva
agreement
t.-ies
lb
do
this,
too.
It
has
made
advances
on
U
nee
-paths:
'by
tariff
neg-jPalion,
gradual
reduetiun
of
mo::l
rotitrols
anil
by
the
periodic
international
meetings
to
iir
out
undesirable
trade
practices.
For
the
last
six
months,
mem--tr
of
the
Geneva
agreemoivt.
&
..
6ft
(,'(
(vr
itf
oURPOSt
CARNATION
ISm.iK.
.-
douWe-nchby
o
nd
enough
'
is
lvy
U
to
in
the
lif;
is
,1
.1
'
enR
EVER'
fn
,
.,.
tofi
'
t-
.t
wan-'
.
.
,,
Carnation,
n
i
i
tne
W
viuiw
refined,
so
P0RATIN
p.is...'
rlCh
in
the
hist-
TEA
iff
hi
ai'
can
is
is
creamy
time
J
sni''-
MILK
i
jsy
,I,MM
iii
including
Canada,
have
been
emulating
their
third
post-war
round
of
tariff
bargaining.
The
United
States
has
coiled
in
Britain
and
other
Commonwealth
countries
to
reduce
the
British
preferential
tariff
which
grants
special
tariff
concessions
I
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
ader
an
cl
Panne
SPECIALS
MEN'S
NYLON
SOCKS
Subs.
,New
patterns.
Short
sty
I
...
x
t
ioc
J
1U
Lasrex
tous.
"
FIRST
QUAUTY
LADIES'
NYLON
HOSE
Shades
Rose
Dusk.
Hazel
Taupe.
51-guagc
full
fashioned
davtime
sheer
1J5
Pair
-
..0
countries
witntn
the
Commonwealth
and
excludes
tho"
outside
the
Cimmonwalth.
Some
reductions
actually
have
"seen
negctiated
in
the
pa'.t.
But
Britain
decided
against
gcjns
iny
iurther.
And
it
is
learned
here
that
some
other
nations,
;uch
as
Australia
and
New
Zealand,
are
at
Britain's
side.
Canada
had
high
hopes
of
cutting
down
U.S.
tariff
preferen-e
still
further
by
granting
her
the
same
tariff
preference
as
thf.t
granted
to
other
Commonwealth
traders
on
certain
commodities.
Now,
say
officials,
it
was
a
question
of
whether
it
would
be
"politically
wise"
for
Canada
to
follow
such
a
policy,
"in
view
of
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46
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pair
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JOO
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by
other
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)
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