Prince Rupert Daily News Saturday, July 4, 1953 RiiMacI to :hnr " ilv ' 4 M t V . - 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 WALLACE'S DEPARTMENT Z For Boys And Youths m Yes siree! Right . here in little old Prince Rupert. J Right here in Wallace's. A complete boys' and youths' J department equal to any city store. : WALLACE'S J DEPT. 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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. ' i CAPITOL I'AMOI S Pl.AYKRS TIIKATKt MONDAY TOTEM A I anioui Players Thratre mmMmm-m mn mi iiiin.i.i " V :. 'VitT li ( ' tJ Cartoon WmJ VA-'. 'ass thc'IJuck South dealer Neither side vulnerable Virth (Mr. Muz?.) 8 None H J 10 7 a D 9 7 5 4 v C 6 8 4 2 W n-t (Mr. ChHinplim) (Mrs. kern) S K Q 10 8 7 5 S-J 9 8 4 3 ' H 8 6 H K Q D Q 8 8 3 D - J 10 2 C H C A Q 8 tU1lllt (Mr. Ilt'iiisilr) J? A 2 H A 9 4 3 D A K C K J 10 7 3 The 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. 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