r-unce
Rit.en'
Dciiiv
Ne.vs
Tnursclay,
'eoruary
ifb,
19S4
CCL
Calls
For
Substantial
Reduction
In
Interest
Rate
For
Home
Builders
enough
to
buy
a
$9,000
house,
more
for
the
,
the
cheapest
available
under
the
'
destroyed
each
numbtr
.1'
ct
with
a
25-vear
mortgage
at
Th
The
500.m.,.r.'
.
'"r
3LACKW00D
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
.
v-'xa
'
..'
ti."i;
'
-
-
o"4
or
"2
-""
.
r
.
,
CCL
gain
","'"
l
...
...
1
n
m
The
(JUL,
esumaieu
anaaa
s
about
about
?n
20
vo
7
c
r-,
ian
500.000
,tlon
Industry
oi,,
figure
city
of
i0.
...
.
i
i
at
at
DUCKlUg
ui
nuunta
a
i
rriV.A
mnlnnomo
Jnt
uihui.
i
for
sub-stan
aara
ana
sium
annimiiv
'
dwellings
was
awjui
iiu.uuu
CONSTANT
BACKLOG
Canada's
record
105,000
housing
starts
in
1953
was
"just
about
Should
Have
Forced
Lead
From
Opponent
"The
trouble
with
you,
Abel,
is
that
you
try
to
do
everything
yourself,"
said
Mr.
Champion
after
his
partner
had
gone
down
one
at
iour
hearts.
Tint
to
between
60,000
The
CCL
urged
Z
mont
to
considw
iZ
air,
with
the
current
need,
and
mak-
Mortgage
and
n.
ing
little
or
no
impression
on
the
tlon,
and
,,.m
7
t-f
.'.-":.
'(
I
backlog."
ment
subsidies
t
1
Thp
current
need
of
lflOnM
tiilrM
.j.
..
"
.
b
unuer
rh.
homes
was
made
up
of
90,000
federal
-
provtniJ.i
units
for
new
families
and
10,000
slum
clearance
plan
r
"But
every
card
was
wrong,"
defended
Mr.
Abel.
"Not
so,"
Mr.
Champion
replied.
"All
you
needed
was
to
find
Dale
with
as
many
as
four
diamonds
and
he
had
four
diamonds."
This
somewhat
cryptic
remark
was
lest
on
Mr.
Abel
tor
th;
moment,
but
let's
start
at
the
beginning
and
find
out
what
was
meant.
OPENS
TRUftli"
Mr.
Dale
opened
a
trump
and
the
nine
in
the
closed
hand
wan
Now
Mr.
Abel
saw
that
he
had
two
possible
losers
In
both
snades
and
riuhs.
It.
nccurrpri
tn
him
that
if
Mr.
Dale
had
the
r.uefn
of
spades
he
would
have
to
play
it
on
the
lead
of
a
low
spade
toward
dummy's
Jack.
Jf
that
jack
of
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable.
N'ftrth
(Mr.
champion)
8
J
6
H
K
Q
8
7
D
A
K
8
3
C
8
7
8
Wnt
F.at
(Mr.
!!
(Mr.
MHitrm)
6
A
S
7
8
8
Q
10
4
3
I
H
4
8
H
5
3
10
8
4
D
Q
3
C
K
s
a
c
j
10
4
a
South
(Mr.
Ahrl)
6
K
8
1
H
A
J
10
0
8
D
8
7
C
A
4
8
The
bidding:
south
West
North
1
"
Psna
3
H
4
H
All
Psss
'Action
Sought
Qn
Uncmo
ovment
VANCOUVER
Vt
Vancouver
VICTORIOl'S
SIH.O
curlers
are
pictured
with
tis
trophy
after
they
captured
the
Alberta
high
school
curling
championship
in
a
round-robin
s
:r:es
against
rinks
from
Devon
and
the
Peace
River
b'ouk.
Mllo
swept
through
the
southern
Albr-rta
final
and
the
championship
playoff
with
an
unbeaten
record.
Trie
curlers
are
ileft
to
right
i
:
skip,
Bobhv
Thcinton
;
third,
Murray
Fhillips;
coach,
Tommy
Clarke;
second.
Bob
M'Cord:
lead,
Darwin
Phillips
Now
Miliions
of
Men
Using
GILLETTE
S&
Injoy
Extra
Shaving
Convenient
Willi
Modern
Gillette
Dispense,,!
OTTAWA
(Pi
The
Canadian
t
Congress
of
Labor
said
today
n
v,iv,
mto
nn
I
leilUtTIS
will
gcu
a.
111511
:
mortgage
loans
and
suner
no
.i.tr
.mHArth.
crnvprnmpnt'R
new
Uiliv
D
housing
legislation
1
The
ninnn-m
.
m
her
labor
:
group
said
in
a
brief
prepared
for
submission
to
the
Commons
banking
committee
that
if
the
government
is
to
Insure
mort-
I
gage-lenders
H
should
cut
the
interest
rate
auusiunuuuy.
"To
give
them
a
rate
of
5'
per
cent
or
more
and
almost
j
nnmnletp
immunity
nizalnst
loss
'
rf
is
foolproof
and
completely-
protected
enterprise.
A
high
interest
rate
is
supposed
to
compensate
the
lender
for
risk.
The
lending
institutions,
under
the
bill,
would
get
the
high
rate,
without
the
risk."
The
bill
would
allow
the
government
to
Insure
90
per
cent
of
housing
loans
by
banks.
The
brief
said
that
If
Parlla-
'
ment
wants
to
bring
home
ershlp
within
reach
of
1
paid
workers
it
must
provide
for
a
much
lower
Interest
rate
It
urged
a
lower
Interest
to
allow
more
persons
in
the
low-income
groups
to
meet
Income
requirements
of
the
National
Housing
Act.
Under
the
act,
a
By
dropplng
(he
interest
rate
l0
(WQ
per
cent
fr()m
1er
cent
on
a
25-year
mortgage
for
a
$10000
home.
It
added
In-
!Come
requirements
would
b;
cut
Dy
SSD3.
j
Half
urban
wage
and
salary
I
earners
received
Incomes
of
less
j
than
$3,000
a
year,
the
brief
j
added.
It
quoted
figures
pur-
j
porting
to
show
that
was
not
!
Fred
E.
Dowdse
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
?rd
Ave.
W
Phone
Ore-n
960
f
For
tht
regular
pfictof
tli..
lonr,
you
can
buy
ray
Gillette
Blue
Bladfiin.coK,
ditprmcr
that
ZIPS
out
bew,
wrapped,
ready
for
tut.
tkipr
also
has
a
built
-in
compamat
knock
out
the
ace
and
on
the
'
,
'prospective
home
owner
would
king
of
spades,
a
club
could
be
eral
Bovnmen'
for
immediate
;
bp
linMe
23
per
cent
of
his
discarded
from
the
boasd.
But
af
tlon
"
tn.e.
P'rig
unpm";
annual
income
to
pay
back
a
when
a
low
spade
was
led
at,Plovment
problem
here.
mortgage
and
the
carrying
Aldermen
approved
action
to;(.narges
j
permanent
disposal
of
mtd
bb
Ask
far
Gillatta
il
In
Thi
Hand
1
GILLETTE
DISPENSE
J
V
I
h
r,.
EXTRA
CONVENIENCE
AT
NO
EXTRA
C0S1
20
bladet
1.00
10
bladti
SOc
f
srr.
i
.
i
:
j
Russian
Hockey
!ani
Reported
Biggest
Threat
By
ARCH
MacKKVZIi:
OnrmrlHm
Pit-s
sr
"
Writer
LONDON
The
world
hoc-
;
key
championships
at
Stock-;
holm
which
get
under
wav
to-!
morrow
include
Russia
for
the
j
first
time,
and
European
hoc-:
key
circles
are
speculating
that,
the
debut
may
be
momentou.i.
j
I'Ynm
tales
of
visiting
teams
j
i
nd
serond
hand
information
aj
picture
has
been
built
up
of
I
hircl-skating,
hi
'meted
Russlf.nl
players
who
do
a
lot
t
f
passing
end
ignore
bnnv-checkin".
Visits
to
Kin.-.ia
by
Norwegian
;
Swedish
and
other
national
I
teams
Inplwlinf?
Czechoslovakia
;
invariably
have
ended
iii
aj
sound
trouncing
for
the
invaders,
consoled
by
lavish
hospital-
i
ity.
;
Canada,
which
passed
up
the
H52
world
comp.-tilirn,
is
r:-P'.t
enled
by
Toronto
Lynd-h'.trsls
of
Ontario
Hockey
Asso-
'
ci
'.tiun
Senior
B
grouping.
Th"
I
Canadians
will
square
off
with
1
Sweden,
Czechoslovakia
unci
It
-issia.
?T!FK
COM
r
FT!'!
ION
The
warning
is
still
that
the
Ounsd
aus
had
better
be
rood.
I
Expatriate
Canadians
here
and
1
some
European
hockey
folk
have
'
lr.nir
felt,
t
hat
Canada
deals
too
lightly
with
the
matter
of
representation
at.
the
world
championship.
This
year,
t
hey're
arguing
that
European
hockey
has
improved
a
lot
and
that
nobody
knows
how
good
the
Russians
can
be.
"The
Russians
showed
th"m-seivis;
capable
of
playing
really
great
hockey,"
the
captain
of
a
Swedish
team
reported
on
reluming
from
a
13-1
lacing
in
Russia.
;w
.ft'
Tiiesday
is
PancafeDa!
request
am
from
reaerai
autnon-1
ties
after
hearing
delegations
;
from
labor
groups.
"We
have
to
face
it,"
said
Aid.
1
Anna
Sprott.
"There
are
60.000
workers
Idle
in
British
Columbia
and
half
of
them
are
in
Van-
j
couver."
I
The
councl
sent
a
telegram
to
"
Ottawa
after
representations
tVohI
...b.
of
B.C.
(CCD
and
the
Marine
;
Workers
and
Boilermakers
Union
1
CCL).
Notivc
Proportion
Native
Maoris
number
about
.115,000
among
New
Zealand's
total
population
of
2.000,000.
.
...
'
''
...
k
.
ti
fti
mil
MtV-
'HU
'II
U,-
unable
to
fight
in
its
weakened
condition
caused
by
swallowing
oil.
There
are
still
at
least
two
iivmt,
in
Tuck
Inlet,
and
caution
should
b.?
used
before
shuotin'?
at
what
seems
to
be
a
strangely
friendly
hairscal,
look
for
the
j
very
noticeable
ears
w
hich
stick
out,
an
inch
or
more
before
drooping
downwards;
this
is
the
unmistakable
mark
of
the
fur.
seal,
they
are
plain'
to
see
even!
within;
telescope
.sights
An
unusual
capture
made
at
the
Yacht
Club
en
Sunday
at.
full
tl.'f.
FRED
DuROSE
was
j
fi:
h'irg
an
unv.cirhted
fislist.rip
k.okir"
for
an
er.riy
salmon
whsu
he
got
a
strike,
a
short
scrap
followed
before
a
three-foot
'
wr
:f-eel
was
decked.
'
These
unpleasant-looking
well-
toothed
customers
reach
a
length
of
eight
feet
ami
are
not
com-
monly
taken
on
hook-and-llne,
1
perhaps
it
would
be
a
good
idea
to
bottle
a
specimen
in
formaldehyde
for
the
Museum
here.
Welcome
to
yet
nnothr
evidence
of
growth
and
advancement
in
the
Interior.
Houston,
now
has
it;
own
Rod
and
Gun
Club,
with
FRANK
EDMUNDS
as
president
ami
KEITH
CARSON
ian
overseas
forestry
buddy
i;f
Marty's
In
the
Second
Wan
as
secretary-treasurer.
Minors
are
"r,;ntfd
associate
membr-r-'
.ship
under
the
guardianship
of
a
regular
member,
but
oil
interested
folk
may
attend
meetings
in
order
to
become
acquainted
with
the
aims
of
the
club.
One
!:'
the
Immediate
projects
will
be
the
establishment
of
a
rifle
:
ranfje.
Splendid
work.
Houston,
j
j
We
look
foiward
to
your
clial-lenges
and
co-operation!
;
i
Charles
fiarcia
Xi
Co.
of
53
pa'-k
place,
New
York
City
7,
i
wiil
send
a
pocket
size
magazine,
quarterly,
to
any
spinning
tackle
coitbUiiast
who
cares
to
request1
it.
This
gives
lot.i
of
interesting;
items
on
who
caught
what,
;
where,
and
on
which
lure,
together
with
some
clever
articles
on
.'.ninning
in
general.
"
.Red
Cross
Membership
At
New
High
:
!
VANCOUVER
ff
Membership,
in
the
Il.C.
Division.
Canadian;
Red
Cross
Society,
now
stands
at
,
Sll.Ct
for
the
highest
total
In!
the
division's
history
!
Deleoates
attending
the
annual
meeting
were
iold
the
one-year
1
increase
in
membership
was
i
41.938,
making
the
total
higher:
than
a:.y
of
the
war
years.
Of
the
increase.
17.1100
is
from
Van-
,
couver.
i
xn
rff
p
OUTDOORS
By
ERIC
MARTIN
What
weight
mono-filament
is
best
suited
to
fast
water
fishing
for
steelheads
on
spinning
tackle?
The
water
in
mind
is
the
Cloyah
of
course,
and
one
of
our
local
anglers
has
learned
Ihc-hard
way,
I
When
we
consider
the
terrific
!
fight
the
steelhead
will
put
up,:
me
readily
sees
that
the
ultra-
.
ight
line
is
not
the
thing
to
use,
Miit
true
the
four-
and
f.H-ound
stuff
will
toss
lures
a
:
ount.ry
mile,
but
it
.snap:;
just
I
is
easily
the
first
time
it,
balls
j
ipagainst
the
lower
guide;
';oo'l-
'
ye
another
iure.
Marty
considers
ten
pound
ibout
the
lowest
test
for
Cloyah.
5ach
individual
fish
wheh
h;mk-d,
stays
well
away
from
the
ingler
until
he
Is
near-spent,
at
j
'.his
stage
he
is
well
dowiistref.m
j
irom
the
rod
and
then
it
is
up
'
i.o
the
rodman
to
overstrain
tackle
bringing
a
stubborn,
open-mouthed
fish
to
the
gaff
against
the
rush
of
the
water.
Should
this
fish
go
to
bottom
and
sulk,
or
make
a
pass
around
one
or
more
rocks,
then
snme-'.hing
Is
pretty
certain
to
let,
no;
laturally
the
light
lines
let
ro
:lrst.
Mono-filaments
give
only
one
hanee
before,
breaking,
for
this
eason
yoin'
columnist
likes
ine-pound
braided
tournament
Ine,
at
least
It
gives
some
wnrn--ig,
for
it
will
show
fraying
;igns
before
quitting.
This
Is
not
oo
easily
obtained
locally,
but
t
is
expected
that
demand
will
create
supply;
tournament
braid
is
selected
because
of
Its
hleh
'egree
of
limpness
combined
with
fairly
good
lasting
qualities.
Remember
that
spinning
tackle
s
successful
only
against
fish
vhlch
will'
fight,
the
four-pound
nono
is
suitable
for
lake
fishing
.vhere
trout
around
two
or
three'
pounds
will
be
met,
but.
woe
betide
the
angler
who
tries
horsing
such
fish
out
of
the
lily
nads!
Balance
your
rod
against-the
line,
consider
the
weight
of
fish
you
are
going
after,
and
a
thought
for
the
general
water
conditions
(still
or
fasti,
keep
lure
weight
down
to
one-quarter"
nuncfand
your
native
common-sense
will
answer
for
you.
;
With
everything
considered,
the
good
spinner'
rodman
can
j
never
beat
the
good
spool
reel
caster
at
distance
v.-ork,
and
it
is
still
not
possible
I.o
overcome
the
difficulty
whicfh
prevented
spinning
tackle
becoming
the
voKue
fortv
years
fgo.
nauvly,
the
inability
of
soft
action
spinning
rods
to
fight
back
at,
a
sulky
fish
hugging
the
bottom.
Word
is
baek
from
Vancouver
ihat
the
young
fur
seal
which
'"ent
to
Stanley
Park
Zoo,
died
from
pneumonia
which
it
was
B
1
1
trick
two
Mr.
Dale
played
low.
I
Th?
jack
was
put
up
and
Mr.
Masters
won
with
the
queen
and
returned
the
Jack
of
clubs,
After
this,
there
was
no
way
to
i
avoid
the
loss
of
two
clubs
and
two
spades.
RI
FF
DIAMOND
Mr.
Champion's
suggested
line
of
play
was
based
on
the
ob-
vious
fact
that
it
would
be
hlgh-
I..
nol-KI-
.
o
.n.rf.
club
lead
from
Mr.
Dale.
He
would
have
played
as
follows.
After
winning
the
opening
lead,
cash
the
ace
and
kln;r
of
diamonds
and
ruff
a
diamond
Enter
dummy
with
a
trump
and
lead
a
fourth
diamond.
When
Mr.
Masters
failed
to
follow
suit,
discard
the
six
of
clubs
from
the
closed
hand.
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Dale
would
have
to
win
pnd
would
have
only
spades
and
clubs
left.
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return
would
lose
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The
Spanish
government
Tuesday
sent
to
Parliament
for
approval
a
bill
to
acquire
all
property
in
Spain
belonging
to
the
Roman
.Catholic
bishops
of
Ireland
at
a
cost
of
2,000,000
pesetas
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about
$50,000).
Some
of
the
property
has
belonged
to
the
Irish
church
since
the
16th
Century,
when
Irish
priests
began
training
In
Spain
because
of
religious
persecutions
in
their
homeland.
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