Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
14,
1952
.
materials
New
Zealand
as
a
future
supplier
time
she
has
built
up
big
reserves
rassment
and
'ncw
Zealand
expects
to
export
to
relieve
chronic
seasonal
short-
in
the"
stabilization
or
"guaran-
"given
to
the'
mnk:
400
000
tons
of
meat
'.o
the
United
ages
in
some
areas.
New
Zealand
teed
price"
funds
to,
enable
pay-
Big
price
"""
u-mrrinm
this
season,
more
than
has
also
been
expanding
her
ments
to
farmers
to
be
'
main-
few
vm.
-,Creaseilii'-
Smiles
'n
food
Output,
Chuckles1
New
Zealand,
....
(oinol
'
at
nt
.
n
r
.1
U!
1
,
a
rhiirv
n-oduce
ma'kets
In
other
"nea
reasonable
level,
ments
to
C
Helicopter
in
m
'
-
..
i
.
,
iuiius
are
urcomiiiff
so
countries
and
has
sent
butter
or
T
?
10a
expo:t;
largecas
to
be
a
serious
embar-
paruy.
'
T
1
"'"--,.
Expanding
Argentina
and
Auitral
a
ccm-b'ned.
At
the
;am'
time
sho
is
actively
seekins
now
e::prt
markets
in
No
th
America
and
other
countries.
The
position
is
not
fo
marked
in
dairy
produce.
Denmark
atrnin
bvine
a
competitor
with
New
Zealand
as
Britain's
largest
sup-n
ier
However,
this
country's
Rescue
Work
i
TOKYO
(Reutcis)
A
helicop-!
ter
flying
in
tight
circles
wound
j
a
rope
around
a
United
States
!
"Couldn't
you
think
of
anything
better
than
coming
home
in
this
drunken
condition
"
asked
the
outraged
wife.
-
-
"Yessh,
m'aear,"
answered
the
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canadian
Press
CorresponUent
chce-e
to
Eire,
Canada,
the
United
States,
Italy,
Gernfuny
and
Belgium.
For
yeas
New
Zealand
sold
the
buik
of
her
food
surplus
to
B
ita!n
at.
prices
well
below
world
parity.
In
spite
of
this
and
high
freight
lates
on
food
from
New
Zealand
as
compared
with
nearer
countries,
the
Dominion
has
been
able
to
pay
farmers
"but
she
was
,
AUCKLAND,
N
Z.
CP'
Almost
inebriated
husband,
out
of
town."
Ml
::
t
f
Iff
j
1
V?
t
i
alone
among
countries
producing
export
surplus
is
steadily
rising,
food
of
animal
origin.
New
Zeal-
reaching
a
record
303.400
tons
ROYll
last
year.
enough
to
create
an
Incentive
to
A'ready
Australia,
once
a
major
butter
exporter.
Is
looking
to
increase
production.
At
the
same
The
oldtimer
watched
the
trombonist
play
for
quite
a
long
time
.
.
.
and
-
said
finally:
"There's
a
trick
to
it
that
feller
ain't
really
swallowing
it."
Only
Portable
With
MAGIC
MARGIN
BEDROOM
SUITES
and
has
steadily
increased
her
export
surplus
since
the
war
and
seems
likely
to
continue
to
do
so.
I
In
many
countries
the
drop
!n
export
surplus
is
due
to
rising
living
standards,
but
no
great
rise
in
food
consumtption
has
occurred
here.
'
The
immigration
policy
has
been
cautious
and
caused
no
sudden
rise
in
demand
for
domestic
foods.
!
PnnnlpH
umM-i
thd
etoa
Hit-tact.
pilot
floating
in
icy
waters
off
the
North
Korean
coast
and
succeeded
in
rescuing
him.
Air
Force
headquarters
here,
releasing
the
jtory
today,
de-
i
iueti
it
as
"c
ne
of
the
most
remarkable
rescues
of
the
Korea
war."
Capt.
Clarence
W.
T
xbury,
a
,vi...ine
pilot,
was
the
n.ar.
saved
in
the
"maypole"
resc.e.
lie
bailed
cut
ot
h'
-
plane
and
was
floating
in
the
.sea
when
a
helicopter
tried
to
d.'op
a
rope
to
him.
His
hands
were
too
cold
to
grip
it
tightly,
so
the
helicopter
flew
in
tiny
circles
until
he
had
enough
rope
wound
around
him
to
hold
on
and
De
hauled
into
the
plane.
The
hclicrpter
pilot
was
Maj.
Amersyn
E.
icllier.
The
swaet
young
thing
had
jioken
her
glasses.
She
took
the
remains
to
the
young
optometrist.
"Will
I
have
to
be
examined
all
over
again?"
she
asi.ed.
"No,"
sighed
the
eye
doctor,
"just
your
eyes."
TAK$N
Leonard
Jackson,
es-iape
bank
robber,
captuied
.n
Montreal
after
gun
battle
on
charge
of
attempted
murder
Hi
connection
with
the
.-hoo'Jiig
.
last
week
of
two
Toronto
detectives.
i
CP
PHOTOS
I
as
Good
Selection
of
Styles
and
Goods
Limed
Oak
WolnutOak
Almone
Avidore
Grey
Wolnut
"We
had
a
bad
explosion
at
our
house
last
night.
Somebody
told
Dad
the
new
maid
was
dvna-
local
demand,
there
has
been
a
drive
to
increase
production.
mite;
so
he
decided
to
investl-
Moie
land
has
been
opened
up
jt
"
'W
'tMyml
(.,.
,
;
....
,
gate.
As
soon
as
he
touched
her
and
grassland
farming
tech-she
exploded.
Mother
went
niques
have
enabled
land
to
carry
through
the
roof
Grandma
hit
'more
ia
anilnaL.
tnan
,
th
the
ceiling,
and
Dad
went
all
past
to
pieces."
r,
,
.
,
,
,
Farming
experts
consider
this
r
Both
Vanity
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Sul-.vs
0UtPU
'ive
I13S
SU11
A
rnahnv
Inrn
hntl
t.
a
long
way
A.
P.
O'Shea,
secretary
of
eet
a
room.
He
stenned
un
tn
t
go.
CLEVLR
DANC2R3
DAUPHIN,
Man.
(CP)
Six
Dou-phin
students
won
their
examinations
for
Grade
1
ballet
in
Winnipeg,
first
group
sent
in
trom
a
rural
centre.
All
the
local
entrants
were
given
tne
"com-
o
'
rating
by
Miss
Nellie
Potts
of
the
Royal
Academy
of
Dancing
in
London,
England,
who
is
examining
pupils
across
Canada.
89.95
the
clerk
and
asked
to
reeistpi-
tne
Dominion's
Central
Farmers'
SEE
IT
Pime
suites
ppen
stock
$4
I
Q
A
Cari
be
bu
It
uo
niece
b-
niece
FROM
M.M.V
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
Good
Place
To
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
Century"
32
3rd
Avenue
Thone
775
The
clerk
f..-ked,
"Do
you
want
Oiganization,
has
predicted
that
a
room
with
.
anning
vKer?"
the
country
will
increase
exporls
HERE
TODAY
replied
the
cowbov.
"No,'
"Wlut
ui
iuuu
piuuucia
oy
Lwo-in;ras
in
the
nex-
25
j-.ais.
Other
authorities
think
she
can
double
her
do
you
think
I
am
a
,:t?
'
,
surplus
if
given
the
incentives
Underwood
and
Remington
Portob'sj
also
available
from
$69.50
'
De
Luxe
Model
$99.95
McRAE
BROS
.
.
LAlwCE
-
Edwin
Alonzo
j'
i
U."
ai.eady
sought
as
the
:..
.,o.imn
m
several
Toronto
1.
.
.
j
.'.
ries,
is
still
being
;
.1
.'
in
(
onnection
with
the
tlwoting
cf
the
Toronto
de-lt;
lives.
He
escaped
from
'.liu-s
Dun
lail
last
Satur-t:,,.
viih
Jackson.
(CP
PHOTO
X
r
U
a4
j
if
-
r-v.
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j
i
a
i
;
t
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f
mm
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H'TiVfV,11
II
i
Resorts
Report
j
Heavy
Bookings
j
Fcr
Summertime
By
E.
S.
JOHNSON
j
Canadian
Press
Stall
Writer
I
LONDON
(CP)
Austerity
not-i
it'.ist-.nding.
British
summer
i
.!i3,
hird
hit
in
recent
years,!
:
:
preparing
for
one
of
their
j
u
ic.t
nd
most
profitable
sea-".nj,
following
the
government's
--position
of
a
25
maximum
l.uivuiicc
resiriction
cn
tourists
Liining
holidays
abroad.
Cilice
R.
A.
Butler,
Chancellor
1
ihc
Exchequer,
announced
the
:u.
us
a
major
currency-saver,
..Uo..ns
or
inquiries
have
ou.cJ
into
domestic
booking
i,
willies
about
accommodation
'.Lapev.1,3
at
seaside
and
inland
Measure
resorts.
Surveys
.show
i
.i.
people
are
giving
consid-'
..t.o.i
m
their
vacations
much'
.
,.i
tiiu.ii
usual
and
with
'!
.'eater
care
and
determination.
iu
iL-idion
means
that
106-HP.V-8
i
194
FT.
IBS.
TORQUE
(Saries
F-l
through
f-b)
Now
for
'52!
the
morld-famous
Ford
V-8
Truck
Engine
with
mor
power
increased
torque
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
Water,
proved
reliability.
Packed
with
truck-engineered
advancements,
this
smooth
8-cylinder
power
plant
is
"stepped-up"
to
106
horsepower
with
higher
torque
output
.
.
.
plus
tremendous
performance
inv
provements
to
handle
light
and
heavy-duty
hauling
job
more
easily
and
economically
than
ever
before.
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
:
true,
natural
flavour
and
bout;uet.
,
V
Seagram
"83
0y,
$cq
p
ram'$
-5urc
145-HP.V-8
j
.
Tu:.
-
j
t:.
n..ui:.k.
nr
Wkoloved
by
'
Liaue
Conirol
ftoard
or
bv
tl
Govftnment
of
B'rtU
,
;
ans
tor
extended,
currency-'n.juimng
tours
will
have
to
be
l6o
tune
win
oe
avan-icie
m
thoae
wno
hd
oeen
ountina
on
a
holiday
'Ulow-...
v..
t.ie
;ontir.;nt.
l..
i
m,
pres'rtent
c'
the
ia.ilun
ana
iiove
ilote'.
ana
.v.vu.
i.nl
i.ssoLiatlon,
said
tne
L'jutuon
in
toreiv
travel
al-
Run
stories
MORE
MORE
lllWSf
Year
v...
after
Ford
,.,.
,
as
iVxs
244
FT.
IBS.
TOPtQUS
(Serie.
F-7)
The
revolutionary
ncw
1
4
5-Hp.
V-8
Cargo
King
for
Series
F-7
with
new
Migh-Comnression,
LOW-!
RICTION
overhead
valve
"short
stroke"
design
that
cuts
piston
travel
20
...SAVES
ONE
GALLON
OF
GAS
IN
SEVEN.
New
5-bear-ing
crankshaft
.
.
,
ncw
Full-Flow
oil
filter
reduces
ring
wear
up
to
-w..
-.
year,
;-.,
ui.iL-i.ijjnicci
,
new
new
ou
advancements,
vaiiLLiiiciua,
nnS
?
,JtfS
i.v..,nie
came
like
'ne
aeclara-icn
o:
f.
oiviaend
Britain
i.
ny
lich
jay
cent-es.
There
axe
also
indications
thai
truck-engineers
new
benefits,
new
savings
for
truck
buyers.
And
now
for
'52,
Ford
Trucks
sei
new
standards
of
performance
for
the
entire
field.
Now,
the
newest,
most
powerful,
smoothest
and
thriftiest
Ford
V-8
Truck
Engines
ever
built
power
the
Great
Canadian
Truck
Line
.
.
.
the
line
that's
built
stronger
to
last
longer
.
.
.
and
cover
ALL
hauling
Wei,
3rw
V
A
ilil
jcnuon-ls
in
tor
a
record
influx
ii
country
visitors,
bent
on
rediscovering
the
attractions
o.
Miv
own
capital.
Ih.ough
the
lu
uy
press
tney
are
oeing
tola
,o
reflect
on
the
dwerse
pleas-j.o.s
nearer
nome,
-"
-x'!nuit
.
-T
BriMytM
155-HP.
V-8
fec-&
214
FT.
IBS.
TORQUE
(Series
F-l)
The
most
powerful
Ford
Truck
Engine
ever
built
for
Series
F-8
Big
fobs!
The
new
I
5
5-Hp.
V-8
Cargo
King.
Featuring
High-Compression,
LOW-FRICTION
"short
stroke"
design,
the
new
7
to
1
compression
ratio
gives
high
compression
performance
that
means
faster
acceleration,
more
pulling
ability
to
move
heavier
loads
faster
at
lower
cost.
'
nnwlf'1""
Rcpre$entatives
of
the
princi-tiavt-i
agencies
say
there
tu
:ecn
no
'abnormal
run
of
can-
"There
was
coldness
Uelwwn
tne
.
,
...
....
....
..
...:.i
.1,,,
Ikii
iwl'11"1''
we
nrst
mei
on
me
ne-iiw,
uii
:cii;aions
of
continental
book-1
1111
mil
requirements
from
Yi-ton
Pickup
through
Extra-Heavy-Duty
5-ton
"Big
Jobs"
with
G.C.W.
of
4
1,000
lbs.
With
3
new
higher-power,
higher-torque
V-8
Truck
Engines
.
.
.
with
7
series
ratings
1
2
wheclbases
2
all-steel,
all-welded
cabs
.
.
.
with
improved
Power
Pilot
Economy
in
every
model
.
.
.
this
new
1952
line
brings
you
a
Ford
Truck
that's
better
than
ever
for
your
hauling
job
because
it's
built
to
brand-new
stand-'
ards
of
"OUTSTANDING
PER.
FORMANCE
and
ECONOMY
1
"However,
by
a-fortunatc
chance
I
nan
v.u
of
Urnli'i
Navy
Uum.
Afler
arvt-ral
Lois
of
"J
SEE.
..COMPARE.
..CHECK
THESE
FEATURES
neari-warmmg
nuia,
nis
biihuuc
um.....
v
long
we
were
fast
friends.
.uuot
oi
tne
sean
unci
10-
0
y
holiday
tours,
thy
report,
,
.
Hon
no
aiectcJ
jy
tn
ai-lo.vuncc
tut.
And
iiiiy
hoteic
1
.
w.....i-...u
vOuiisi,
Celine
V.
,o
,.(ieauy
amiounjed
their
i)
'jnvtoii.
to
cancel
or
reduce
it-'ir
peak-beascn
supplement-i
i
iluiges.
that
'('
n"
,
"Crisis
came
when
I
discovered
water
for
fifteen
years
and
rum
for
7
SERIES
RATINGS
V4
I
TONS.
12
WHEELBASES.
IMPROVED
C.O.I.
MODEM.
linif
Ml"
imposed
rntioning,
of
course,
am'
U'is
t!iIS
..I
J,.tn'
the
dross
in
my
companion's
character.
Onv
tV
i
Takliil!
in'-'""'
him
iiiarehinK
mc
for
the
cork
rew.
REVOLUTIONARY
HIGH
COM-MESSION.IOW-FRICTION
V-8
,
Engines
for
F-7
and
F-8
"
Rig
Job,."
NEW
FUU-FIOW
Oil
FILTER
in
all
Cargo
King
Engines
...
reduces
ring
wear
33.
COMPLETE
FORD
TRUCK
LINE
COVERS
All
HAUIINO
REQUIREMENTS
.
.
.
G.V.W.
4,700
to
22,000
lbs.
G.C.W.
24,000
to
41,000
lbs.
.
..
,
:.u
rum
i
course
1
slipped
over
tne
mir
w
""
"'
ivit'C'
.sloeping
and,
sustained
liy
ll"1
loly-l''(l"ie
swam
to
the
nearest
licensed
prcniisis.
lilt!
itfuS)
:
lIlllNl!1
'A
Rum
utory!"
murmured
the
weddinK
I-'1"'
.
X
vv
vv
.
.
h.mWi'.'
'
tftS
inlif
.V.v.
uvwV
C
illl
M1
"MrMit
ppiiernus!"
reolied
(he
manner
Ottawa
Seeking
five-Day
Week
OTTAWA.
Federal
civil
scrv-sts
here
-may
be
given
a
five-
.ly.work
week.
Hon.
Douglas
tit-ntt,
uiinisier
of
linance,
says
5eir
request
is
being
seriously
'.nsidertiu
and
will
be
aiscusseu
1
5
st.on
us
possible
after
April
8,
u
lyct
day.
At
present
there
is
five-;wid-a-half
day
week.
alacrity.
"A
Lamb's
Navy
Hum,
if
you
pi'
iet
your
mm
LsSI
Ford
Trucks
for
'52
cost
still
less
to
run
!
LTD.
foportti
frt"
Ford
and
Monarch
Dealers
NO
KM-.XNG
MEDIljTNE
HAT,
Alta.
(CP)
mokini
in
city
buses
here
is
rohibitJ.
under
a
new
by-law
(
sussed
by
Medicine
Hat
city!
ouncil.
"
I
Home
of
Friendly
Service
Princs
Rupert
and
Terrace,
B.C.
....
i
hmWH"
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