Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
25,
1953
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Today's
Stocks
(t
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TRADE
TREATY
WITH
IMh
TO
BE
COMPLETED
JOOJIf
OTTAWA
!
Trade
Minister
Howe
told
th
Tuesday
that
negotiations
leading
to
the
signing
of'
f"1"111
Canadan
trade
treaty
probably
will
be
comDietm
Pw
next
few
weeks.
Mr
Howe,
in
reply
to
a
questte
awaiting
a
report
from
the
Canadian
negotiation
te"
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VANIOIVKK
American
Standard
Bralorne
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Cariboo
Quartz
t-'onmess
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3.10
.01
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THURSDAY
to
SATURDAY
China
Makes
Gains
Under
Red
Rule
HONO
KONG
'(API
Alter
four
years
under
Communist
rule.
China
has
made
gains.
From
evidence
available,
these
appear
to
be
the
bigsest
Red
improvements
in
China:
The
army.
It
ts
the
best
China
ever
had.
It
1-s
also
a
whopper.
Communist
China's
f.ell
armies
are
believed
to
include
well
over
2.000.000
men.
Add
the
Red
militia
and
you
have
a
possible
Red
Chinese
army
of
10,000,000.
Flood
control.
The
Reas
claim
they
have
set
lip
great
reclamation
projects
to
hold
back
fiood
waters.
Red
China
still
has
floods
but
they
have
been
small
ones
in
the
last
two
years.
Railroads.
The
reds
are
known
Cronm
Babine
08
Giant
Mascot
48
Indian
Mines
-04
Pend
Oreille
4.4U
Pioneer
Premier
Border
05
Privateer
"3
Reeves
McDonald
1.42
Sheep
Creek
55
Silbuk
Premier
H
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BAY'
with
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la
Vanauaa
ALAN
LADD
and
JAMES
MASON
Short
Subjects:
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BY
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Valley
03
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Silver
Standard
70
Western
uranium
85
Sil-Van
22
Dorreen
oti
GOLDEN-HAIRED
i-KlNC'KSS
ANNE
waves
to
subjects
from
an
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
"A.cin
St.
to
Broadway"
Also
ALL
STAR
CAST.
.automobile
window
as
she
returns
to
Buckingham
Palace,
'temporarily
stealing
the
spotlight
from
her
older
brother,
Prince
Charles.
The
Prince,
who
has
just
celebrated
his
fifth
birthday,
Us
in
the
background
with
a
nurse
as
the
family
of
Britain's
Queen
returns
from
a
drive
in
the
country.
r
f
t-x.
y-fT.f
Blj
LtAuUtK
EDWARD
G.
ROBINSON
Vi:RA
ELLEN
'
CAPiTOL
l,a.M
Miow
at
;iu
,nilllll
t,tyttt
to
have
rebuilt
old
rail
lines
and
laid
some
new
ones.
New
mar-1
kets
have
been
opened
for
farmers
and
tor
factory
products.
!
All
in
all,
the
Reds
claim
they
;
have
reconstructed
3,000
miles:
of
rail
lines.
Outside
these
three
f
ields.
Red
claims
of
improvement
meet
with
skepticism,
even
among
neutral
observers.
!
China
has
had,
good
crops
for
the
last
three
years.
But
this
j
apparently
came
about
largely
because
of
good
weather
and
in-1
ternal
peace
rather
than
'and
I
s.ella
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Oils
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Canadian
5.05
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28
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25
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1
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Mercury
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Royal
Canadian
09'a
TORONTO
Athona
08
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Aumaque
H'a
bevcourt
1-29
Buffalo
Canadian
18
;
23.75
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w.i.i
dineiler
Conwest
3.75
b
nialua
53
Eldona
21
hast
Sullivan
3.75
,
God's
Lake
88
I
Hardrock
Hb
Walloce's
Dept.
Store
Twin
Set
Sweaters
and
Skirts
"APArilK
Dlil
MS"
and
ENDS
TOIMY
1:
-
8:13
p.m.
"KATIE
1)11)
IT"
MRS.
CLARE
BOOTIIE
LVCE,
U.S.
Ambassador
to
ilaly,
uses
a
long
Marine
sword
to
cut
the
ornate
cake
baked
in-honor
of
the
178th
anniversary
of
the
U.S.
Marine
Corps.
Madame
Ambassador
joined
in
festivities
at
a
small
anniversary
celebration
held
in
the
American
Embassy
in
Rome.
Funds
Sought
To
Set
Up
Kathleen
Ferrier
Award
Tor
the
Young
Fry'
:
Harrlcana
redistribution,
as
the
Communists
claim.
Most
of
the
Chinese
Industry
for
which
the
Reds
claim
cicclit
wan
"built
by
the
Japanese.
It
was
stripped
by
the
Russians
at
the
close
of
the
Second
World
War.
Since
then
the
Russians
have
-helped
the
Reds
put
much
of
It
together
again.
LONDON
CP
Funds
are
being
sought
throughout
the
Com
other
British
musical
notables
1
such
as
conductors
Sir
John
Bar-!
birolli
and
Sir
Malcolm
Sargent
...the
romance
th?t
rocked
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Ooid
Duvex
Jollet
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
Mad.sen
Hed
like
M
Ki'iv.te
Red
lke
MacLeod
Cockshutt
Moncta
Nppus
'
and
accompanist
Gerald
Moore,
i
Treasurer
is
the
Royal
Philhar-
j
monic
Society,
which
has
already
'
received
more
than
800
in
con-
j
trlbutions
ranging
upward
from!
little
more
than
a
shilling.
Ages
2
to
6
Years
Ages
7
to
14
Years
And
the
Young
Set
Too
Our
very
nicest
selection
of
girls'
sweaters
and
skirts
ever
and
priced
so
reasonably.
We
are
justly
proud.
Buy
for
now
and
Christmas.
Come
in
and
look
around.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
two
kingdoms!
..'!r
monwealth
to
establish
a
Kathleen
Ferrier
memorial
scholarship
for
talented
singers
born
In
the
Commonwealth.
Roy
Henderson,
teacher
of
the
Lancashire-born
contralto
who
died
Oct.
6
from
cancer,
said
that
the
scholarship
is
intended
to
"broaden"
the
woman
who
rocketed
to
world
fame
from
a
job
as
a
telephone
operator.
He
said
the
scholarship
will
depend
on
finances
for
its
form
50
Noranda
62
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I.mivicourt
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Pickle
Crow
1
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
New
Senator
Rherrltt
Gordon
4
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.12s.
60
.95
Kathleen
Ferrier
died
at
41
;
and
had
become
know
n
as
one
j
of
Britain's
most
accomplished
and
talented
singers
of
all
time.
She
had
made
several
trips
to
North
America
following
the
Second
World
War.
Voters
.Back
Tito
Policies
BELGRADE
(API
Yugoslavia's
10,000,000
eligible
voters
turned
out
In
force
Sunday
to
register
their
endorsement
of
the
policies
of
President
Tito's
Communist
!
government.
I
The
outcome
was
certain.
Un-
Steep
Rock
-
6
.71
Silver
Miller
AValt
Disney
'sir-
A
and
coverage.
It
Is
hoped
to
make
it
annual
at
least.
!
Henderson
is
a
trustee
of
the
proposed
scholarship,
along
with
SS-W.UJUII
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
CFPR
W
;
dei
a
new
election
system
adop-
j
U-ed
this
year,
the
voters
could
j
i
take
their
choice
between
ballot-
,
Uns
for
candidates
presented
by
j
the
"Socialistic
Alliance
of
the
i
(Subject
to
Change)
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
:;
Phone
950
CltATINU
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
RICHARD
TODD
TECHNICOLOR
OLYMS
JOHNS
'
(Working-
People
of
Yugoslavia"
or
voting
against
the
ment.
No
parties
opposed
the
jCommunis
t-dominated
"alli-r
ance."
I
Final
results
will
not
be
dis-;
closed
officially
until
WEDNESDAY
i:IMl
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Kerniaile
.
6:80
Smiley
Burnette
Show
6:45
Introduction
to
Wcdnesdtiy
NlRht
7:00
CBC
New
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
f:30
Cosl
Fan
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nornr
wwrsionaing
cnieriainmrm
nun
R"
WALT
DISNEY!
j
It's
Kasy
To
do
Down
i
Five
on
a
One-Hid
l
j
When
your
partner
opens
the
bidding
with
one
j
of
a
suit,
second
hand
doubles
and
you
hold
a
good
J
hand
about
the
equal
of
an
opening
bid
you
should
redouble
promptly
even
though
holding
a
worthless
j
t'ingletoiv
in
'
partner's
suit.
10.00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
My
First
Novel
10
30
Music
of
Schumann
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t.
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1:00
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Iteiittrt
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Saturday...
2:
p.m.
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it
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nnlikplv
that
vnur
nart-
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tier
will
be
permitted
to
play
at
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East
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mri
hern)
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Mulr
Till
MiUilfirlit
12:00
Sign
-off
,
,
THURSDAY
AM
7
o
BC
Fishermen's
Broadcast
7:1."
Mut,irul
Cluck
7:30
CBC
News:
Weather
Report
?:.-
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News;
Weather
.:10
Here's
Bill
Ooon
H:l.i
Moriihic
llevollmiH
K:ll
Krconi
Allium
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BBC
News
&
Commentary
:
1
5
M
M-h
ill
March
-
1'ui.t
9:30
Mornlnn
Concert
9:69
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Carnation
Entertains
lo::tn
keyhuunl
anil
I'iuinoIc
10:45
Jimmy
Hhlelds
Show
11:00
Your
Oood
Neighbor
11:15
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
vzjl
,
1
PAINT
UP...
Why
let
that
Xmas
Dccoratinu
worry
you?
Be
one
of
our
satisfied
customers.
Make
your
Decorating
Dollars
go
further
and
your
palut
Job
last
longer.
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(
lr.
lulrr)
B
9
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(Mr.
Dulr)
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10
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4
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2
DJ
11
5
3
i
k
contract
of
one,
redoubled,
I
but
If
so
he
should
make
it
by
i
reason
of
the
preponderance
of
!
hlsh
cards
in
the
partnership.
I
It
Is
more
likely
tint
the
op-;
ponrnts
will
bid
a
suit
of
their
cwn
and
that
should
be
even
more
lurrative.
I
The
redouble
after
an
oppos-;
ing
takeout
double
is
a
versatile
;
weapon.
Your
partner
does
not
:
know
at
once
whether
you
have
a
balanced
hand
&nd
wish
to
1
double
the
enemy
at
any
suit
I
they
bid
or
whether
you
hav?
j
support
for
his
suit
or
a
good
i
suit
of
ycur
own.
Your
action
on
the
next
round
I
of
bidding
will
Kive
him
the
1
complete
story.
In
today's
deal,
Mr.
Dale's
redouble
was
automatic.
He
was
willing
to
double
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
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no
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Allfl)
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bicldliiK:
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Too
hiain
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Interlude
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
l:i:55
Recoriled
Interlude
1
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Afternoon
Concert
2:00
B
O,
School
Broadcast
2:30
Trans-Canada
Maurea
:i:l.'
KecordH
for
ou
3:45
Hit
Parade
4:15
As
Tunis
Go
By
4:30
Hudson
Bay
fcxprtrbii
4:45
Talking
to
Teens
5:00
CBC
News
6:05
Jamaica
Royal
Visit
6:30
Stock
Quotation
reer
&
ridden
any
suit
the
opponents
bid.
Or
possibly
Mr.
Masters
would
bid
anollicr
suit
In
which
ease
he
was
prcaicd
to
support
it
Abel
duckd
and
the
jack
won
A
'small
diamond
was
led
to
Mi
.
Master's
ace,
back
came
the
five
of
clubs.
Mr.
Abel
ducked
again
mid
the
queen
won.
Mr.
Dale
cashed
tile
ace
of
clubs
on
which
Mr.
Masters
dis
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V
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I.
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St.-
r
-
LIMITED
Builders
and
Contractors
!
As
It
happened,
the
redcubte
was
passed
around
to
Mr.
Abrl
carded
his
last
diamond.
A
dia-1
mond
lead
followed
and
Mr.
I
Masters
ruffed
with
the
deuce
!
Phone
?0Y
;
who
now
wished
he
had
never
LONDON
P)
Cant.
John
!
entered
the
auction.
He
made
215
First
Ave.
W.
I
b
....
urn
m
.
t
.'r
v
Craig,
43,
one
the
senior
straf-1
his
cheapest
bid,
one
spade,
ocruiser
pilot.;
of
BritLsh
Over-
I
after
which
he
belonged
to
Mr.
seas
Airways
corporation,
re-1
Dale.
cently
chalked
up
his
400th
air
The
opening
lead
was
the
crossing
of
the
Atlantic.
He
has
deuce
of
hearts
and
Mr.
Mas-done
12,000
flying
hours
In
22
ters
won
with
the
Jack
and
re-years,
turned
the
six
of
clubs.
Mr.
of
spades.
He
led
the
king
of
hearts
and
Mr.
Abel,
who
vas
desperate
to
gain
the
lead,
ruffed
with
the
acc
of
spades,
Mr.
Dale
dropping
the
nine
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Abel
now
led
a
small
i.pade
and
Mr.
Masters
won
wjth
the
nine
and
led
back
the
UNDSAY'S
Cortoge
ond
Sroroge
W-
MOVING
Local
and
Long
Distance
.
.
.
and
a
DAILY
NEWS
SUBSCRIPTION
too
!
"
i
ace
or
hearts.
Mr.
Abel
ruffed
land
Mr.
Dale
overrufferi,
plck-1
ed
up
the
trumps
and
had
to
i
lead
a
diamond
to
Mr.
Abel's
(ting
at
the
end.
Mr.
Abel
had
I
!
Phones
60
-
68
o-
Agent:
Allied
Van
Lines
M'-
enough
for
a
respectable
opening
bid
but,
caught
between
an
opening
bid
and
redouble,
he
was
down
five
at
a
contract
of
one-odd.
A
gift
that
pleases
.
.
.
every
day
of
the
year
Phone
your
gift
subscriptions
in
today
only
$8.00
per
year
by
mail
$10.00
per
year
by
carrier
in
Prince
Rupert
or
Terrace.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We
wish
to
announce
that
FRANK
WILSON
is
now
associated
with
our
firm.
V
'
',
He
will
be
in
charge
of
our
Real
Estale
department
and
will
be
pleased
to
meet
his
many
former
clients
and
friends.
H.G
HELGERS0N
Ltd.
REAL
ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
v
216
Sixth
Street
,
Phone
96
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COOK
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Layavvay
Plan
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News
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will
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any
article
until
Christmas
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