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J"'"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
nCw.
Tuesday,
March
2,
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Army
Chief
Warns
Ao
Britain
Passes
Halfway
Mark
in
Drive
To
Repair
Flood-Hit
Dikes,
Sea
Walls
By
JOHN
Ol'D.M
AN
Ui'
British
government
20.000,-
fences
now
will
withstand
an-
I.ONDON
i
Reuters
i
Britain;
000.
T!e
gaps
have
been
closed.
-other
onslaught
from
the
North
aire
.1
!!
I
3'
ii
hurther
violence
in
Sv
TMlMACiPnC
nAMAsc;i
:s.
Curia
vria
ltAirn1t
m
1.
iii
ttevoit.-
wa
Thousands
of
workmen
have
Si'a.
HiKh
spring
tides
are
forecast
fur
March
but
chances
of
last
built
up
and
strengthened
sea
walls
protecting
densely-populated
areas.
has
passed
the
half-way
mark
in
her
campaign
to
repair
a
1.000-mile
stretch
of
dikes
and
sea
walls
smashed
at
1.200
points
bv
hist
winter's
racing
floods.
-
-
-
-
injured
R-.'
wracked
Syrian
army
chief
of
when
pro-8hish?'i''i''4!
staff
sternly
warned
against
on
mobs
who
further
violence
and
demonstra-
the
resignation
J
tions
yesterday
as
the
capital
dictator's
catam?
:
prepared
to
greet
the
nation's
president
MaahT
year's
disaster
being
repeated'
are
remote.
For
one
thing,
the
The
program
will
not
be
com-
I
J,
site
nmf
Months
of
intense
recoil-
Ipkte
until
i:iter
this,
year,
struction
work
have
so
far
cost
experts
ate
confident
the
but!
Hoods,
which
gushed
over
the
tie-
j
(
list
coast
killing
more
than
300
-
i
nronle
on
the
night
of
Jan.
31--
new
chief
ol
state,
Hachem
Bey
I
v...,har,
"vsi
KlAttassi.
L
'
F'eb.
1
last
year,
were
a
fluke
Though
rival
factions
of
army
hlsheklv
til
rebers
united
behind
Attassl
and
stti
Arab
ex-aiciaior
mno
onuiieKiy
a
cao
;
down
i
inet
agreed
to
step
out.
new
riot-
j
...
m
,
r
01
A't;
lng
broke
out
in
Damascus
8un-
1
""assl.
-year-oi(j
.
day
night
and
13
persons
were
:
!fran
and
o-tiwJ
reported
wounded,
some
ser-1
,
,
PWlauned
hsm
iously.
,
i.te'n
11
brasjt
Troops
broke
up
the
Ctmw
.
t,nawkat
Shhir,
4
strations
hv
firing
on
the
crowds
PM
Denies
He
Meddling
In
India-Pakistan
Row
COLOMBO,
Ceylon
(CP)
Can-
i
Minister
St.
Laurent
held
Nevada's
prime
minister,
who
in
the:eral
talks
last
week,
spurned
a
last
10
dnys
visited
both
India
i
U.S.
ofier
of
aid
similar
to
that
and
Pakistan,
says
he
wasn't
a1
granted
Pakistan,
"meddler"
while
talking
with
j
in
New
York,
The
Times
says
leaders
of
the
two
disputing
J
lod,jy
in
a
Colombo
dispatch
caused
when
a
worm
sea
gam
hurled
waves
nearly
600
feet
lmit;
asain.it
the
sea
defences
while
the
spring
tides
were
at
their
maximum.
In
one
night,
160.000
acres
were
covered
by
the
sea,
24,000
houses
were
damaged,
200
major
industrial
plants
were
inundat-j
cd.
14
ma
jor
gas
and
electricity
!
installations
were
crippled,
i
In
East
Suffolk.
Norfolk
and
spring
info
the
fashion
scene
Beautiful
new
nylons
and
dacron
and
other
new
novelty
fabrics.
Prints
or
plain.
Thoroughly
practical
dollar-wise
and
wear-wise
yet
new
in
1954
styles.
You'll
be
more
than
pleased,
we're
sure.
Size
12
to
size
52
WALLACE'S
CECIL
CLARKE,
artistic
director
of
the
Stratford,
Out.,
Shakespeare
Festival,
is
making
a
cross-country
search
for
actors
and
actresses
for
next
summer's
productions.
Associated
for
seven
years
with
the
Old
Vic
Theatre.
London,
he
has
worked
with
the
famed
Tyrone
Guthrie
on
many
English
productions
as
well
as
last
year's
festival
at
Stratford,
Ont.
Ottawa
Asked
and
usin"
tear
gas..
The
capital
for
the
second
night
was
under
a
curfew.
UamnsL-us
was
calm
again
on
Monday.
.sialic
power
Just
as
he
visited
Paqistan
it
tha-
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
Lincolnshire,
sand
dunes,
which
"denied''
that
he
was
"an
emis-i
,
.,;.,
.i
nrnuirf
was
announced
that
the
Moslem
Uarv
to
the
F
ist
for
the
puipo
numna-1
,
;
,
3
v
"
ot.,
..,iu
mtiit..rv
niH
.
j
urai
defence,
were
washed
awa
I
T
.....
m
innueinu
.
.
.
Nenru
i.o
Keen
nom
uie
unueo.
states.
iiuaan
open
mmsi
on
western
de-was
opposori
by
Hindu
India.
;
fence
plans."
I
and
new
sea
walla,
about
10
miles
long,
have
had
to
be
built
!
in
their
place.
j
From
an
agricultural
point
ot
r
view,
the
damage
is
still
far
4V
One
person
was
killed
and
20
REGINA
CP)
Twenty-five
cents
conscience
money
viu
sent
to
the
Reglng
Exhibition
oflc
bv
a
hockey
lan
who.se
note
said
he
had
taken
a
reserved
seat,
although
he
had
purchased
an
ordinary
ticket.
But
tha
Prime
Minister
made
i
ne
Indian
suo-conunem
was
divided
between
India
and
Pak-
it
plain
to
reporters
at
the
press
istan
in
1947.
Still
in
dispute
is
.conference
that
he
is
not
in
,
,'
rich
state
of
Ka.shmir
,
r(.DlUrj.d.
Salt
water
ruln
:
DEPT.
STORE
the
Monday
India's
Prime
Minis-;
Asia
to
mediate
India-Pr-kistan
ca
thousands
of
acres
of
ten
lit
w
m
WE
MOVE
W:
li.r.d.
ter
Nehru,
with
whom
Prim'
disagreements.
To
Finance
Housing
Plan
I
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
!
Federation
of
Mayors
and
Muni-,
clpalitics
appealed
to
the
federal
1
government
to
finance
low-
CARE
ANtV
You
can
tmnm
i
finest
(uruitun
r
to
us
with
fi
in
their
uUn
BIG
PROFITS
on
JOKES,
TRICKS
ond
MAGIC
ran
be
made
by
assressive
retail
store.
Write
for
free
catalogue
to
Canada's
largest
distributors.
Royal
Specialty
Sales
118
Queen
Street
East
Toronto
i
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delivery.
PACKi.VO
0
SHIPPINC
LOCAL
OK
I.0NC
01:
MOVING
LINDSAYS
Cartage
and
Slwip
Phone
69
"lj.-ave
It
hi
Lissv
rental
housing
projects
to
overcome
problems
of
slums
and
overcrowding.
The
request
was
contained
in
a
brief
presented
to
the
House
of
Commons
standing
committee
oh
banking
and
commerce
by
J
Q.
Asselin,
chairman
of
the
Montreal
executive
committee
and
president
of
the
federation
The
committee
is
considering
revisions
in
Canada's
housing
code.
A
serieiof
these
projects,
financed
entirely
by
the
federal
government,
would
timulate
more
active
Interest
by
the
provinces
and
municipalities
in
low-rental
housing,
the
brief
said.
AIEC
At
the
same
time
it
would
help
;
to
dispel
the;
f?ars
which
some
!
uirirJESS
r
THE
FUNNIEST
MANAUVE
5J
r
ijftjyr
TOTE
I
people
hold
to'ward
such
projects,
i
'
The
Nationul
Housing
Act
has
!
made
it
possible
to
tackle
the
;
problem
"in
an
energetic
way,"
j
'
the
brief
said.
Public
apathy
and
active
opposition
in
sqme
quarters,
however,
have
hind-1
ered
attempts
to
relieve
the
congestion
and
slum
conditions.
I
The
federation
also
asked
the
j
government
to
increase
from
,$10,000
to
13.500
the
amount
of
j
construct
ion
money
available
I
under
National
Housing
Act
'
loans
and
to
lower'
the
down
payment
to
10
per
cent
of
the
I
amount.
Todoy
ond
Wednesday
Evening
Shong
7:
-
9:
p.m.
today,
to
wedns
'V
'-.-,,.,
f
I
III
Win')
t
ft
"'Hi
f"
ALSO
fUYBC
"THOSE
Hi
GREY
Will
!
II
s
ma
with
WALTKR
CONKit
IRIS
MEEEBIT;
SHOW
TIMFS
Sirrn
Grey
H
alls
1
SCREEN
FLASHES
Kllm.s
to
be
shown
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
month
ure
as
follows:
March
1
to
3
"Siren
of
Bagdad,"
Paul
Ilcnricd,
Patricia
Medina,
"Those
High
Gray
Walls,"
Walter
Connolly,
Iris
Meredith;
March
4
to
6
'.'His
Majesty
O'Kcefe,"
Burt
Lancaster,
Jonn
Pice;
March
7,
midnight,
"Touch
Girl,"
James
Dunn,
Mona
Freeman,
"Borderline,"
Fred
Mac-Murray,
Claire
Trevor.
March
i!
to
10:
"House
of
Wax,"
Vincent
Price.
Phyllis
Kirk;
March
11
to
13:
"Paratrooper,"
Alan
Ladd,
Leo
Genn;
March
14,
midnight,
"Hairy
Ape,"
William
t
thouW
pfn
to
mm
.
ye?
mir
t,
?
f
1
i
:
'iV-.'--i
PTICIA
-"
mf
PAUL
t
'bigger
iprfote
8
KA.MOl
S
ri.AVKBSTWl
T?ockAount
,Bcndix,
Susan
Hayward;
"Tanks
-
a
Million,"
William
Tracey,
Joe
HAUL
WITH
Sawyer.
,
I
March
15
to
17:
"Thy
Neigh-,
bor's
Wife,"
Hugo
Haas,
Cleo
I
Mijore.
"Yellow
Kky,"
Anne
Baxter,
Gregory
Peck;
March
18
to
Thu
dvertiso
ment
is
not
publi?Ked
or
displayed
by
M
L
Bo.rd
or
by
th
Govtrnmtnt
ol
B"f
Clu,t"
20:
"Three
Sailors
and
a
Girl,"
Jane
Powell,
Oordon
McRae.
March
21.
midnight:
"Arizona
Cowboy,"
Rex
Allan,
Gordon
Jones,
"The
Lady
Pays
Off,"
Every
dollar
saved
on
hauling
costs
means
an
entra
tlollar
on
the
profit
siJc
of
your
ledger
.
.
.
and
that's
w
hy
so
many
cost-conscious,
t'conomy-mindcd
operators
haul
with
new
Ford
Triple-Economy
Trucks!
Ford
Trucks
are
packed
from
bumper
to
bumper
with
more
money-saving
features
than
your
dollar
ever
bought
before!
Ford's
seven
great
V-8
engines
product
of
the
experience
gained
in
building
more
V-8's
than
all
other
manufacturers
combined
deliver
plenty
of
smooth,
rugged
V-8
power.
Ford
Driverized
Desigrt
short
turning
radius,
easy
manoeuvring
and
unbeatable
cab
comfort
cuts
down
all
your
operating
costs.
'
'
Ford
Triple-Economy
Trucks
cost
less
to
run,
last
'
longer,
work
harder,
slash
maintenance
costs
and
o(T-tlie-road
time
.
.
.
because
every
part
is
built
stronger
to
last
longer.
Ford's
w
ide
choice
of
Synchro-Silerii
transmissions
w
ith
Automatic
and
Overdrive
available
on
all
half-tonners
give
smoother
operation,
longer
service
!
Break
through
the
barrier
of
high
hauling
costs
.
.
i'
add
extra
dollar's
to
your
profits
.
.
.
buul
u
ith
I
OR!)!
IM
Lars
Gull
HO
D0UB1
ABOUJ
II!
Linda
Darnell,
Stephen
Mc-Nally;
March
22
to
24:
"Vice
Srfuud,"
Edward
O.
Robinson,
Paulctte
Goddurd;
March
25
to
27:
"Eddie
Cantor
Story,"
Keefe
Brasello,
Marilyn
Erskine.
Mnrrh
vi.
midnight:
"Black
Castle,"
Boris
Karloff,
Lon
Chaney,
"Port
Sinister,'
Tames
Warren,
Lynn
Roberts;
March
29
to
31:
"Terror
on
a
Train,"
Glenn
Ford,
Anne
Vernon,
"Fast
Company,"
Howard
Keel,
Nina
Foch.
J
ircffij
and
nrilii
Mal-l
lo
t
j
to
W
two-fisted
strength
'
tight-fisted
economy
for
every
hauling
job
She
s
pretty
peeausc
sue
ims
""
,
,u
pretty.
She's
pretty
smart
because
she
s
keep
herself
pretty
by
buying
a
BOB
rARHM
TT.
..
.
ih
T
I'll
ii"'"-
CDS!
,
roiiciitiun-
A
buy
i'
"
BBS
!
SEE'YSJ!1
.FOKD
TRUCEl
EJEALEQ
"l
l
ord
Custom
Sedan
2-t,onc
Custom
heater.
Beautilul
condition
ONLY
.til(!r
50
Toril
Tiekup
New
ptiint;
low
nilleugo
A-l
Spaa""
S3
Ford
mil
-only
of
extras-ON
I
V
mechanically
....
IM050
BOB
PAMKE
R
LTD.
TERRACE
B.C.
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.
BtST
OF
FOOD
'
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
CjuMM.W'NWU'.'.'-f
"-'
--
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PARKER
LlMlTi
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Srrvir
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