ft
"
'
I
!
.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
18,
1053
Selective
Approach
Mossadegh
Overruled
in
Contention
Court
Not
Competent
To
Hear
Case
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
To
Tariff
Problem
Suggested
.
SHOWS
AT
7:00
.
S:05
TEHRAN
(API
The
military.
The
court-martial's
five
judges
Mo-
declared
themselves
competent
"HIAWATHA"
VINCENT
EDWARDS
YVETTE
DUGAY
Also
"JALOPY"
BOWERY
BOYS
Court
trying
ex-Premier
Sunday
after
a
week
of
preiimi
CAPITOL
hammed
Mossadegh
for
treason
nnrv
hearings,
durine
which
the
got
down
to
the
main
issues
to-
j
73.year-old
Mossadegh
held
the
day
after
ruling
against
his
j
floor
for
many
hours
with
bit-contention
that
the
tribunal
was;
ter,
.emotional
arguments
in
his
NEW
YORK
0!
A
selective
approach
to
the
tariff
problem,
by
breaking
it
down
into
smaller
components,
was
suggested
today
by
R.
M.
Fowler,
president
of
the
Canadian
Pulp
and
Paper
Association.
Tht
method
of
dex'ine
with
Canadian-U
S.
trade,
"the
largest
single
segment
of
international
trade
In
the
world
todnv,
was
outlined
by
Mr.
Fowler
In
an
address
before
the
40th
for
own
defence
Ti
A'
r
-""v
1
A
..
U.iiY
Presentation
of
evidence
in
support
of
the
charges
was
due
to
begin
later
today.
DEMANDS
Jl'RY
Mossadegh
contended
the
shah
had
no
authority
to
dismiss
him.
He
also
demanded
a
jury
trial
on
grounds
that
the
army
court
could
not
try
him
because
he
had
abolished
it
before
his
ouster
as
premier
Aug.
17.
The
court
also
ruled
itself
not
competent
to
hear
the
case.
Fortune-lust!
And
the
Lure
of
a
Geld
Goddesso'
.
-"y...-!
r
GLENN
jSST"
'n
Following
the
court
decision,
chief
prosecutor
Brig.
Hossein
Azemodeh
read
the
indictment
charging
Mossadegh
with
plotting
against
the
fhah
and
illegally
dissolving
the
lower
house
of
parliament.
The
death
penalty
was
asked.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
eign
trade
convention
oi
me
manaer
-
-
ft"1
-?""'
JI
CKMU
LYNN
TOTE)
Kational
Foreign
Trade
council.
It
should
be
possible
to
build
up
Canadian
exports
to
the
United
States
to
provide
gods
thit
American
consumers
will
need
and
to
do'
so
without
damage
to
existing
American
Industries."
he
said.
"Perhaps
we
could
make
some
Droducts
you
need
from
our
mtmcia
MEDINA
TODAY
Evening
Shows
7:
-
:
pjn.
NOW
ON!
Wallaces
2
For
1
Sale!
competent
to
pass
Judgment
on
Gen.
Tahi
Riahl,
former
military
chief
of
staff
who
is
being
tried
with
Mossadegh-Prior
to
the
ruling
there
had
been
reports
the
court
was
split
on
the
question
of
whether
it
was
qualified
to
hear
the
case.
When
the
shah's
messenger
tried
last
August
to
deliver
the
royal
decree
firing
Mossadegh,
bloody
rioting
resulted,
and
the
monarch
fled
thj
covntry.
The
1
-if
-
ample
metals.
Perhaps
the
many
new
chemicals
that
are
obtain-1
able
from
our
Alberta
oil
and
gas
I
could.
If
tariffs
are
changed,
find
'
:
1J
j
shah's
supporters
overthrew
NIGHT
and
DAY
SERVItt
Call
a
STAr,
Phone
112
CAB
STAND
Corner
5th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue
Mossadegh
two
days
later-
The
aged
premier
was
jailed,
and
the
shah
returned
to
the
country
in
triumph.
FATHER
ALFREDO
BOEDDEKFR
gives
a
bunch
of.
grapes
to
11
-ear-old
Richard
Timmermin,
after
they
were
blessed
in
the
annual
"Blessing
of
the
Grapes'"
in
the
Sonoma
Plaza,
facing
the
northernmost
of
the
chain
of
missions
established
by
the
Franciscan
Fathers
in
California's
early
history.
With
the
event
the
1953
vintage
in
the
state's
dry
wine
country
was
opened
officially.
.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
and
make
new
markets
In
thU
country."
j
ECONOMIC
FLAWS
"
-
j
There
are
flaws
to
be
found
j
in
a
theory
of
Independence
and
I
self-sufficiency,
Mr.
Fowler
said,
devices
which
can
become
expen-
sive
and
uneconomic.
j
Neither
Canada
nor
the
Unit-
j
ed
States
had
domestic
supply
of
bauxite,
the
raw
material
for
aluminum,
but
Canada
had
the
;
essential
low-cost
electric
power
and
had
built
a
great
aluminum
Industry.
AMPLE
Sl'PPLY
,
T
He
said
Canada
supplied
80
per
cent
of
newsprint
used
In
U.S.
newspapers
and
could
not
only
look
after
Increase
but
could
still
provide
substantial
export
to
other
countries.
Yet
since
1945
"there
have
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
Aged
Man
Lost
In
YMCA
Fire
ST.
THOMAS.
Orrt.
(CP)
One
man
was
killed
and
two
others
were
missing
Sunday
in
a
fire
at
the
YMCA
building
here.
Two
men
were
injured
and
30
escaped.
The
body
of
Thomas
Dunn.
73,
of
London,
Ont
was
found
on
the
top
floor
of
the
three-storey
building
after
the
blaze
was
brought
under
control.
Taken
to
hospital
for
treatment
were
Percy
Woods,
48,
and
Oliver
H.
C.
Webb.
63
Their
conditions
are
"satisfactory
"
FA
WCETT
Oil
HEATERS
All
the
advantages
of
automatic
heating
Smartly
styled
to
blend
with
your
furniture
FOOD
FOR
BRITAIN
Quality
food
parcels,
including
meats,
candies,
nylons,
etc.
Guaranteed
delivery.
For
selection
ask
for
FREE
CATALOGUE.
'
SOCIETY
KELENY
"MONTREAL"
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Designed
to
heat
by
RADIATION
and
CI!
Excess
Dummy
Entries
Can
Mean
Headaches
In
recent
columns
we've
been
discussing
the
CULATION.
3C50
St.
Lawrence,
Montreal,
Que.
Tel:
Harbour
1527
THE
ANSVVKR
TO
VOI
R
WINTER
IIK.UISG
PRllBud
MAY
BE
SEEN
AT
handling
of
situations
where
the
dummy
was
short
g-fSLS
of
entries.
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Champion
almost
came
congress."
Leguiators,
arguing
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
to
grief
because
the
dummy
hand
had
too
many
'
independence
and
self-sufficlen-
cy
In
newsprint,
advocated
use
of
government
funds
and
special
tax
concessions
to
build
new
do-
1
SALE
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
Phone
6
k
entries.
;
Mrs
Keen's
bidding
looks
a
little
weird,
but
she
decided
tt
was
extremely
unlikely
that
her
;
long,
weak
club
suit
would
be
,
For
Extra
Value
For
Christmas
Giving
FAMOUS
WATCHES
Bulova,
Hamilton,
Elgin,
Cyma,
Mercury
and
'
many
others.
mestic
mills.
Mr.
Fowler
viewed
this
as
kawja
,"iii
u-iu
V2
and
V3
off
!
of
the
slightest
interest
to
her
"economic
isolation"
and
said
that
"of
the
dollars
w
use
to
buv
goods,
one
out
of
every
four
!
comes
from
our
newsprint
ex-1
partner.
Spades
suited
her
and
;
she
planned,
eventually,
to
show
j
See
our
many
other
Gift
Items
ONE-THIRD
Off
South
dealer
;
Both
sides
vulnerable
Virth
1
OIi-h.
kmo
I
K
K
8
5
H
A
K
D
A
C
8
7
4
3
V
rt
Ka-.t
(Mr.
Miitrr)
(
Hr.
Half)
8
None
89
8
4
3
H
Q
8
5
3
J
H
4
D
10
7
8
'2
r-J
9
8
5
4
3
C
A
K
4
J
C
10
S
(Mr.
Clmmiihtii)
S
A
Q
J
10
7
3
HJ
10
9
8
7
D
K
U
C-None
Slhbe
Sole!
M
ANSON'S
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
--j
i
i
.i
i-1,
j
I
,
ports
to
you."
j
"Perhapa
we
should
adopt
the
;
classical
military
technique
of
.
j
"divide
and
conquer."
Perhaps
,
'the
defeat
of
world
trade
prob-:
!
Irms.
like
the
defeat
of
armies,
i
can
be
accomplished
by
breaking
;
j
them
down
into
separate
parts
,
her
spade
support.
First,
though,
:
she
showed
where
her
top
1
strength
in
the
side
suits
wai
located.
Actually,
her
methods
made
it
much
easier
for
Mr.!
Champion
to
put
the
hand
in
a
slam
at
spades.
!
Mr.
Masters
led
the
king
of
I
clubs
and
Mr.
Champion
ruffed.
1
.95
WOMEN'S
SANDALS
of
manageable
proportions.
1
f
1
Wa
m
pnd
immediately
saw
his
prob-
2
s
West
North
East
Pass
3
H
Paw
Pass
4
S
Past
AU
pass
ore
tin
1
,.95
BOYS'
OXFORDS
and
BOOTS
4
H
68
lem
when
Mr-
Masters
discarded
the
deuce
of
diamonds.
If
he
or
11
our
picked
up
all
four
of
Mr.
Dale's
,,
.
f
u.
.
.
monds
KIDIIEYACIDS
RobyourRest..
Man;
mIi
nw
mm
k
ft
fi
ftifht'i
raL
Thtjr
him
and
taw
Mama
it
an
'narraa'
whan
it
aaa;
ha
their
kiantra.
Health
kidnayi
nltcf
faiaana
ami
aacaaa
caaa
Iraa
tha
kUU.
If
that
fail
anal
anawitiaa
atay
iaj
tha
aytteaa
diaturbad
raat
ahea
fallawa.
If
aWi't
real
wefl
tat
and
uaa
Dadd'a
Kxinar
Pill.
DaaW
a
m
.95
on
eu
MEN'S
DRESS
CXFORDS
irumjjs
huu
men
chaucu
dummy's
high
cards
In
the
red
suits,
it
would
take
his
last
trump
to
get
back
to
his
hand.
The
queen
of
hearts
would
still
be
at
large
and
when
the
enemy
got
the
lead
with
that
card
they
could
cash
their
top
clubs.
He
continued
with
trumps
and
on
the
fourth
lead
discarded
dummy's
ace
of
diamonds.
Next
he
cashed
the
king
and
queen
of
diamonds
and
got
rid
0!
dummy's
ace
and
king
of
hearts.
He
was
then
in
the
favorable
position
of
being
able
to
drive
cut
the
queen
of
hearts
while
hla
tha
kidnara
a
that
rati
taa
raat
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
114
Mr-
Champion
decided
there
ro
t
a
1
n
i
r
rr
full
Anntrnl
nf
t
Ka
were
entirely
too
many
entries
trump
sltuatlon
DoddsKldnerPills
K
:
1
f
N
etnemi
on
the
board.
He
determined
to
ret
riri
nf
them
Inst
an
if
t.hpv
"This
proves."
said
Mr.
Cham-
a-ere
rtpnee.
Hp
riUrarrtprt
no.
I
Pion,
"that
when
you
can
play
all'
j
the
cards
like
I
can
you
don't
one,
but
three
of
dummy's
high
cards
in
hearts
and
dia-;
need
aces
and
kin3-
ADVERTISING
Helps
Keep
Prices
Down!
-
Tha
LuxutyA
V
whisky
iVxls
at
a
popular
n3HL5
CPR
Dox
Cars
Lost
in
Fire
LETHBRIDU?,
(CP)
Flames
swept
through
a
string
of
CPR
box-cars
and
part
of
the
stockyards
at
Lethbridge
Sunday,
rausini;
damage
estimated
at
5100,000
TASTES
THAU
EVER
f
Every
-piece
of
fire
equipment
available
in
the
city
was
rushed
t.n
the
Kfpnp
'
Here's
the
way
it
works
.
.
.
Advertising
increases
sales
volume
and
decreases
selling
costs.
The
store
that
does
more
business
can
afford
to
take
less
profit
on
each
transaction.
And
you
the
consumer
get
the
benefit!
Mass
distribution,
through
advertising,
works
hand
in
hand
with
mass
production
to
bring
more
goods
to
more
people
at
reasonable
cost
.
.
.
and
keeps
Canadian
standards
high.
Although
hampered
by
a
50-to-60-mile-an-hour
wind,
firemen
prevented
the
flames
from
reaching
a
pen
containing
200
head
of
cattle.
Dismantled
Dock
To
Be
Relocated
VANCOUVER
P
Pacific
Dry-
dock
plant
in
North
Vancouver
will
be
dismantled
and
its
facilities
moved
across
Burrard
Inlet
to
Vancouver,
Burrard
Dry
Dock
officials
announced
Thursday.
The
North
Vancouver
facilities
were
purchased
last
year
and
the
elocation
is
planned
to
concen
?ie'
msm
tAHttrs
ukcist
I
SIUIH0
tVAHHATlO
MILK
1
OCT
trate
ship
repair
operations
In
a
single
plant.
Involved
in
the
move
are
a
12,-000-ton
deep
sea
drydock
and
a
2,000-ton
coastal
dock.
Patronize
our
advertisers
to
get
the
best
values.
ALWAYS
.
.
.
l
IT'S
TIME...
1
WMW?sr-J
TO
1NSTAL
STORM
WINDOWS
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
Is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
today
to
lnstal
storm
windows
In
YOUR
huse.
ALL
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MADE
TO
ORDER
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SltTILLEIt
OF
tHE
FM0Ut"
This
advertisement
la
not
published
r
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Contru
21S
Pint
Avenue
West
Phone
MS
Uovernment
01
orman
vuiuu