Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
July
4,
1953
RiiMacI
to
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4
M
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V
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Costl
Repairs
I
ANTKRBUIt
Y",
England
(CP)
The
historic
Churches
Preserva-i
lion
Trust.
inauurated
by
the
Archblt;hop
of
Canterbury
at
the
j
end
of
la-st
year,
has
set
a
target
of
4,000.000
in
the
next
10
years
for
essential
repair
work
on
10.000
of
Britain's
historic
parish
churches.
'
Dctorolivt
Cokt
LONUON
(CP-Ori
the
ay
the
Canadian
National
Exhiy.
tion
at
Toronto
are
two
Corona!
Hon
cakes
created
by
confection
er
Jack
Bryant,
who
denned
m
wedding
cake
of
Elizabeth
aim
Philip.
One
of
the
cakes
Is
en.
circled
by
an
Icing
sugar
Coronj.
tion
procession.
Taft
Expects
House
to
Reject
-
Ikes
Foreign
Relief
Request
TiMl.lY
.
JOHN
WAYNE
-
DONNA
REED
6:50
-
9
in
"TROUBLE
ALONG
THE
WAY"
Sunday
Midnight
Only
f
STANLEY
CLEMENTS
ON
TUB
hi
SAME
PROGRAM
"WHITE
"DESERT
LIGHTNING"
PURSUIT"
STARTS
MONDAY
TWO
FEATURES
liORY
CALHOUN
-
DALE
ROBERTSON
In
"SILVER
WHIP"
ALSO
STERLING
HAYDEN
-
JOAN
LESLIE
in
eign
nations
.
during
the
next
two
years.
He
asked
the
right
to
fix
terms
gift
or
sale
with
the
treasury
paying
the
costs,
including
delivery,
and
said
this
should
be
separated
from
the
long
range
military
and
economic
assistance
progres
of
the
Mutual
Security
Administration.
Republican
chairmen
of
the
Senate
and
House
Agriculture
Committee
promised
to
hold
early
hearings
on
the
White
House
request,
but
tentative
plans
to
adjourn
Congress
July
31
and
powerful
opposition
to
the
proposal
indicate
slight
chance
for
its
approval.
.
Democrats
blasted
the
Eisenhower
request
as
a
"blank
check"
and
"give
away"
of
more
than
$3,000,000,000
worth
of
farm
commodities
now
held
by
the
government
under
its
price-support
program.
HELLGATE"
'..7
,
.
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
ONLY
1'lus
.NEWS
Times
Silver
Whip
........
7:00
-
9:5(i
HelUutc
:
A
BILLY
MAN'LEY,
EIGHT,
OF
ATLANTA,
CA.,
W.1I
never
have
to
buy
gasoline
for
his
automobile.
It's
electric.
The
compact
auto
is
powered
by
tn
electric
motor
used
to
raise
and
lower
landing
gear
on
U.S.
fighting
aircraft.
The
car
cruises
ar
jund
the
neighborhood
at
a
speed
of
from
four
to
six
miles
an
noun
and
can
be
driven
backwards.
The
power
comes
from
a
battery
that
supplies
juice
to
run
the
car
six
hours.
Cost
of
construction?
About
$30.
i
ENDS
TODAY
BRODERICK
CRAWFORD
in
7:
-
9:
p.m.
"l,AST
OF
THE
COMANCHES"
'
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Senator
Taft
(Rep.
Ohio)
said
today
he
expects'
Congress
to
reject
President
Eisenhower's
request
for
blanket
authority
to
send
government-held
farm
surpluses
to
friendly
foreign
nations.
"
"I
don't
think
there
will
be
ny
such
general
authority
Riven,"
the
Senate
Republican
leader
said
in
an
interview.
The
agricultural"
people
are
gainst
it.
They
have
their
own
ideas
on
handling
these
surpluses.
There
are
many
proposals."
:
And
Taft
hinted
the
White
House
request
may
have
been
an
effort
to
separate
the
farm
surplus
problem
from
the
$5.-S18.no0.nno
foreign
aid
bill
pass
ed
by
the
Senate
last
Wednesday.
I
!
Eisenhower
asked
broad
au-
!
thority
to
use
government-held
farm
products
for
famine
or
other
emergency
relief
to
for-
lit
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The
Good
Old
Days
Prince
Albert
National
Pnrlt
in
j
Sa.sketchewan
Is
one
of
the
con-'
1
tinent's
largest
rookeries
of!
I
American
white
pelicans.
tooiurrt
CATALOOI
tunoHoer
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
Senator
William
Knowland
(Rep.
Calif
),
who
has
been
acting
as
floor
leader
while
Taft
is
recovering
from
a
hip
ailment,
defended
the
president's
request
but
opposed
adding
it
to
the
foreign
aid
bill.
Knowland
said
Eisenhower
expected
Congress
to
write
in
"proper
limitations"
and
would
use
the
requested
authority
only
for
emergencies.
The
Faraday
Society
was
founded
in
London
in
1903
to
per-D?tuatc
the
name
of
Michael
Faraday,
electrical
scientist.
Low
Rail
Fares
to
EDMONTON
EXHIBITION
JULY
13
to
18
ONE
WAV
FARE
AM)
ONE-HALF
For
Round
Trip
Minimum
Fare
30c)
TICKETS
ON
SALE
From
all
stations
in
Saskatchewan,
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
(Vancouver,
Prince
Rupert,
and
east)
JLLY
11
to
17
And
on
July
18
for
trains
arriving
Edmonton
not
later
than
5
p.m.
(Standard
Time)
RETURN
LIMIT:
July
20
If
no
train
service
July
20,
take
first
available
train.
Pull
Information
Irom
any
ARCtit.
WSJ-MO
NATIONAL
Tw'o
liO.sers
I
In
Mishandling
of
Hid
When
a
bad
result
occurs
and
Mr.
Muzzy
is
in
the
game,
it
is
automatically
considered
to
be
his
Farmers
Hard
I
Hit
by
Flood
j
In
Manitoba
!
DAUPHIN.
Man.
&
Federal
'
and
provincial
governments
arc
being
asked
to
investigate
the
'
plight
of
farmers
in
northwest-'
'ern
Manitoba,
hard
hit
by
flood-
J
ing
streams
flowing
from
rain-
I
drenched
Riding
mountain,
Duck
mountain
and
Porcupine
moun-1
tain.
1
j
The
Manitoba
Farmers'
Union
in
a
published
statement
said
!
farmers
In
the
area
hava
suffer-'
ed
more
from
the
floods
th;in
the
!
victims
of
the
Red
river
flood
of
1950.
.
The
MFU
said
the
situation
is
worst
north
of
Swan
River
and
west
of
Riding
mountain.
Water
rushing
across
the
farms
have
left
gullies
as
much
as
14
feet
deep.
W.
J.
Ward,
federal
member
of
Parliament
for
Dauphin,
said
a
survey
showed
one-half
the
farmers
had
been
able
to
sow
onlv
10
per
cent
of
their
crops.
He
said
most
of
that
will
not
be
harvested
because
it
is
under
water.
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dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Virth
(Mr.
Muz?.)
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bidding:
South
Wrst
North
Ensit
1
C
18
2
C
3
3
8
NT
4
S
6
C
Dl.
All
paas
no
further
entry
to
dummy
and
Mr.
Heinsite
was
forced
to
give
up
two
trump
tricks
and
a
heart
trick
for
down
one.
He
fixed
a
wicked
eye
on
Mr.
Muzzy.
"May
I
inquire,"
he
said
with
mock,
politeness,
"how
you
round
two
bids
on
that
collrc-'ion
of
traxh?
I
admit
you
had
a
void
suit
and
four
trumps
nhieh.
incidentally,
were
so
small
they
should
have
'
been
thrown
back.
But
why
not
let
)fie
four-spade
bid
come
around
to
me?
I'd
double
and
I
had
four
defensive
tricks
in
my
own
linnd."
Mr.
Muzzy
w.is
silent
and
Mr.
I'einslte
continued.
"And
besides,"
he
said,
"hearts
was
our
spot.
But
you
never
Rave
us
a
chance
to
net,
into
it."
Here
Mr.
Champion
entered
the
picture.
"And
may
I
in-riuiie,"
he
sneered,
"why
you
rlidn't
make
five
clubs
on
the
hand?
.What
good
did
it
do
you
to
throw
a
diamond
from
dummy
at
the
first
trick?
.
Just
ruff
in
dummy
and
take
the
club
finesse.
Then
ruff
your
ace
of
spades
in
dummy
and
lead
p
no)
her
trump.
"That
way,
you
get
to
lead
clubs
twlep
from
the
board
and
all
you
lose
is
a
club
and
a
heart.
You
can't
make
five
hearts
because
mv
partner
could
win
a
club
and
a
trump
trick
and
I
could
ruff
a
club."
"Exactly
what
I
was
going
to
sny,"
lied
lyir.
Muzzy.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E,
Dowdie
Room
11.
ttoiie
Building
Phone
Blue
503
MEN
MAKE
0M
MAN
struck
a
match
to
see
if
the
gasoline
tank
in
his
car
was
empty
..
.
!T
WASN'T
fault.
And
it
usually
is.
In
today's
deal,
however,
Mr.
Hcinsite,
the
brilliant
"post
season"
analyst,
overlooked
the
fact
that
he
himself
could
have
done
something
to
avert
disaster.
Against
the
five-cjub
contract
Mr.
Champion
led
the
king
of
spades.
Mr.
Heinsite
won
In
his
own
hand
with
the
ace.
discarding
a
diamond
from
the
board.
He
led
the
deuce
of
spades,
ruffed
it
and
returned
a
trump.
Mrs.
Keen
played
the
eight,
and
the
10
in
the
closed
hand
won.
Very
fine,
except
that
there
was
STAKES
it
was
could
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