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t
Prince
Rii)ert
Dally
News
ainirUn.
April
1954
Todoy
to
Soturdoy
Matinee
SoturdoTTI
tecTnicolor
oVS!"-MNjfcS
309
Employees
Fired
in
1953
WASHINGTON
The
state
department
has
disclosed
It
fired
309
persons
during
1953
on
security
charges,
including
two
employees
it
-suspected
of
espionage.
Security
officer
Scott
McLeod
told
a
Senate
appropriations
sub-committee
the
department
had
information
on
184
of
these
employees
indicating
"Communist
activity
or
associations,
or
membership
in
Communist
organizations."
McLeod
told
reporters
he
could
not
elaborate
on
the
two
cases
of
suspected
espionage.
Another
Big
NAVY
DANCE
al
the
Havy
drill
hall
on
Friday,
April
23
z
Music
by
Joke's
Rhythm
Kings
'.
Dancing
1(1-1
Admission
51.00
British
Learn
Packaging
Big
Business
LONDON
British
manufacturers
all
seem
to
have
a-wakened
to
the
fact
that
it
pays
to
package
your
products.
Packaging
today
U
a
?500,000.-000-a-ycar
industry
here.
One
estimate
U
that
the
cost
amounts
to
10
per
cent
on
the
averace
of
what
the
customer
Added
"BABY
MAKES
TWO"
NOVELTY
-
CARTOON
TOTE
A
Famous
PI...
.
;
.
IfODAY!
Xfn
WMil
"LVrt-!
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:
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I
Si
v
illJ
v
r"
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j
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)V
la...
Wallace
s
Dept.
Store
pays
for
the
product.
I
Anxi'ety
about
future
supplies
;
'
Is
felt
by
manufacturers
who
us?
paper
and
fibre-board.
Supplies
i
at
present
are
just
about
enougn
'
to
meet
the
demand.
Many
box-makers
are
unable
to
give
Im-
;
mediate
delivery.
Traditional
materials
such
as
mil'
me
having
no
trouble
In
Evenings
7
nd
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee
!
and
l-yjl
Headquarters
Fcr
Boys'
Wear!
FISHERMEN'S
FAREWELL
DANCE
holding
their
own
against
newer
materials.
Dundee,
where
the
Indian
and
Pakistan
fibre
is
processed
into
Jute
cloth
and
sack-iwi.
Is
a
boom
town.
Timber,
mostly
Importer,
has
been
largely
displaced
by
fibre-board
for
supplies
delivered
to
retailers.
Vet
the
wooden-box
ln-,
dustry
hasn't
lost
ground
at
all,
!
because
of
the
Increased
demand
for
wooden
crates
toehold
ex-;
ports.
The
paper
shortage
has
helped
to
bring
ulong
new
synthetics
I
and
plastics.
Take
polythens.
About
100.
tons
of
this
film-like
PICKING
PEACHES
will
be
an
easy
job
for
J.
O.
Harris
of
Memphis,
Term!
All
he
has
to
do
is
to
climb
up
on
his
roof
through
which
a
flowering
peach
tree
is
growing
JlefU.
Harris
couldn't
bear
to
part
with
the
tree
when
he
b
tilt
an
addition
to
his
house,
so
he
just
built
a
new
room
around
it.
At
right,
the
tree
is
a
livi
ng
clothes
tree
in
the
Harrises'
bedroom.
Mrs.
Harris
is
shown
hanging
up
the
old
man's
clothes
on
its
whitewashed
trunk.
LEGION
HALL
1
Ml
ffM
IfJI
III
FRIDAY,
APRIL
23
10
-
Union
Protests
Concession
Award
SUITS
SPORT
JACKETS
PANTS
WINDBREAKERS
SHIRTS
SWEATERS
SOCKS
UNDERWEAR
STRIDES
PAJAMAS
TIES
BLAZERS
BELTS
HEADWEAR
JEANS
SUSPENDERS
Kins'
near
stock
selection
that
is
bought
with
rare.
Clothes
your
boy
himself
wants
plus
reasonable
price
that
you
want.
For
Boys
Of
All
Ages
From
2
Years
Thro
18
Years
'
tviats.ri.il
na
nrrirl
iierwt
last.
vli-
,
.......
.
....
-
f
v'
"
-
-
1
'
moistly
for
packaging.
Produc-i
tion
this
year
is
expected
to
All
Fishermen
Welcome
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
a
.
i
soar.
Cellulose
film
i
1ereas-1
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OP
j
vAiw.uuvtK
if
ine
awara;ln,,lv
rx.pular
for
packaging
of
British
Empire
Games
oon-
confectionery
and
bakery
prod-cession
rlgtits
to
a
San
Fran-
ucts
'
etco
firm
has
been
termed
"a
'
"
5
sell
out"
and
a.'kick
in
the
face"
to
B.C.
worKers..
$
10,
000
Bail
Set
in
Murder
Delegates
to
a
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
meeting
In
Vancouver
said
it
was
deplorable
hot
concession
richta
to
the
With
Effort,
Any
Mediocre
Player
Can
Ik
An
"Expert"
After
a
hand
is
played
and
the
contract
defeated
by
a
brilliant
and
imaginative
lead,
anyone
can
see
the
logic
of
that
iead.
There
is
nothing
complicated
or
difficult
about
it
when
you
can
see
all
52
cards.
j
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
r.....
SPRING
Time
is
JEAN
Time
is
G.W.G.
Time
.
DENIM
JEANS
and
JACKETS
for
BOYS
and
GIRLS
Sizes
212
years
You
ar3
inclined
to
say,
"How
could
you
lead
any
thing
else?"
BEG
should
go
to
the
United
NEW
WESTMINSTER
0
Bail
ates
while
the
union
is
at-'of
$10,000
has
been
granted
in
'empting
to
deal
with
unempkiy-
Asslze
Court
for
rrederick
But-ment
in
B.C.
ier.
43
charged
with
murder
In
"
Tn
a
letter
of
explanation,
the
connection
with
the
death
of
BEG
committee
told
the
TLC
the
1
James
Iverson.
28,
following
a
contract
to
West
Coast
cqn-
fracas
at
Butler's
home
last
Sat-sr-tfr
In
San
Francisco'
as
urday.
rw
.
awarded
after
tendess
were
call-1
iverson
died
after
being
uuck
ed-
ion
the
head
with
an
air
gun
,
The
letter
said
the
concession
1
wnlle
allegedly
trying
to
re-enter
company
was
opening
a
branch
.
Butler
s
suburban
Burnaby
home
fice
rn
Vancouver
and
would
after
having
been
ejected
dur-"
Canadian
products
"if
poss-;
tnv
n
nnrtv
,
WANT
TO
GO
EASTER
tfohth
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mrs.
keen)
S
K
8
3
H
Q
10
8
D
K
7
.
C
A
Q
J
9
a
WeM
r.al
(Mr.
Masters)
(Mr.
Iule)
S
A
10
6
2
8
-H
K
H
7
3
2
D-I
10
9
3
D
Q
8
6
5
C
8
3
r
K
7
6
4
The
trick,
of
course,
is
to
se-;
lect
the
lead
before
you
can
see
all
the
cards.
This
requires,
not
only
imagination
and
logic,
but
courage.
I
have
a
theory,
that
thousands
of
players
who
never
make
a
lead
like
Mr.
Masters
made
today,
are
cap-:
ble
of
doing
so.
'
They
fall
either
because
of
a
The
STORK
Shopp
TO
Ible.
j
TRIPPING
Green
Preliminary
i
hearing
on
the
murder
charge
Is
scheduled
for
214
Sixth
Street
4
ry
Dailv
News
Ciassifieci
Burnaby
police
court
Friday.
south
(Mr.
Aoel)
8
J
7
4
H
A
i
a
S
5
D
A
4
3
I
'
"
C
10
S
:
!
TTie
btddmR:
KorUl
East
Soulh
West
1
1
C
Pass
1
H
IS
J
H
Pas
4
H
Alt
Pa5
sort
of
mental
laziness
or
bemuse
of
a
mawkish
and
trance-ike
hero-worship
of
"th
experts.'"
The
fact
is.
these
Dlay-.
ui
.jeiter
than
t
.iiinK.
If
't
all
K.O-CITt
U
about
an
Easter
Trip
and
need
an
rC.G-CEPTIONALLY
tood
used
ear
to
make
it
In,
Be
have
fGGS-ACTLY
what
you
are
lookin;
for
at
the
price
you
want
to
pay.
and
e
aren't
t
GCS-.U.GERATING!
S
STOP
IN
TODAY!
TP
advise
tnem
to
stop
mooning
"
over
the
exploits
of
the
top
energies
on
improving
their
own
players
and
5
'
'
concentrate
their
capaoniues.
-
-
In
today's
hand
Mr.
Masters
EVERYTHING
for
the
HOME
4'
-
si
stuehaki:k
pickip
Box
On
back:
like
new
condition
$1285
52
FORD
PANEL
Very
low
mileage.
A
barjain
At
-
$1495
l
rORO
SMAN
fadio,
Iloatcr.
Over-drif
j
-
$1675
FORI
CVSTOM
FOR
DOR
Boautiful
Banff
blue.
A-l
ocic!)ton.
only'...
$1985
!
CHOP
SUEY.
...CHOWMEIN
-SI
MATTRESSES
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
-
''
"
Your
Ford-Monarch
Dealer
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"The
Home
f
triendly
Service"
Good
quality
mattresses
with
resilient
steel
coil
springs.
Padded
with
soft
layers
of
colored
cotton
felt.
Firm
border
with
rolled
edges.
C0NVERT0
led
the
jack
o
diamonds.
When
Mr.
Abel
saw
the
dummy
he
looked
very
happy.
Obviously
Mr.
Masters
had
the
ace
of
spades
and
apparently
the
only
possible
losers
v
ere
a
spade,
a
heart
and
a
club.
He
won
with
the
king
of
diamonds
and
took
the
heart
finesse.
Mr.
Masters
won
and
returned
the
queen
of
spades.
Many
would
consider
this
a
sensational
lead
but
not,
I
think,
it
they
took
the
trouble
to
reason
as
Mr.
Masters
did.
H.s
side
could
have
only
one
possible
winner
in
clubs,
none
in
diamonds
and
certainly
no
more
in
hearts.
Therefore
two
spade
rii.ncrs
were
necessary
to
beat
the
hand.
Now
if
Mr.
Abel
had
only
Iwo
spades,
this
was
hopeless.
The
only
hope
was
that
he
had
three.
Th
lead
of
the
ace
and
another
spade
or
the
lead
of
a
low
spade
would
be
futal
to
the
!
icfinse
if
Mr.
Abel
had
the
jack,
three
Innc
i
But
since
ill?
contract
cou.fl
Handsome
jramlc.
nif
rsnriiallv
srlcftril
I
sUnding
beauty
an4
1
A
smart-looking
rhestrrfield
by
day
...
a
comfortable
double
bed
by
night.
Sturdy
construction.
The
closely
flrmlT
lH
a
touch
barking,
tt
l
Itrn.
roolh-pr""
:
'
:
'
"
'
9
p-
1
;!
"
and
therc's
another
f
;
Welcome
for
you...
.
'
i
CALVERT
HOUSE
Of
k.
u
ruvhinnf
ondrrlw
S
I
12
feel
$18950
FROM
J34'5
Tovcred
with
panel
damask
ticking
In
assorted
patterns.
Well-ventilated.
Standard
length.
HP'
.7"''
S395B
FROM
lot
bo
b
a.rn
unless
Mr.
Dale
leld
the
kinc
of
rlubs.
Ilvre
was
no
hurry
about,
winn'nc
the
"ide
trieks
S
Mr.
Misters
led
the
queen.
Dummy's
kins
won
and
Mr.
Abel
picked
up
the
tpimps
and
t'jok
the
club
finesse.
Mr.
Dale
won
end
r"'urned
p
r
-h'
'tasters
to
take
the
setting
tricks
BLINDS
BLINDS
MB-
"I
''-ft
j
I'ahrirs
in
these
fine
hlinils
le
absolutely
clean
kHIi
a
damp
cloth.
Durable
heavy-duty
steel
springs.
Uioh
line
n-telured
finishes
in
clean
looking
colors
that
will
add
a
note
of
newness
to
your
windows.
PILLOWS
f
Sterilized
Muffing,
soft,
sanitary
and
dust-free,
covered
with
striped
eelton
ticking.
A
wonriorful
value
at
this
price.
DRAP
COLORED
FOR
EVERY
DECOR
C
hoice
of
several
styles
and
finishes.
A
blind
to
fit
the
windows
you
have
in
mind.
S2-95
ea.
FROM
'48
I'LYMOITII
Custom
4-
door.
Fully
equipped.
In
beautiful
condition
$I2M
'
'49
2-Tone
A.48
AISTIN.
Clean
car.
New
tires.
Priced
to
sell
$750
'51
A.40
AISTIN
Lovely
shape.
'
A
good
deal
at
$835
50
PLYMOUTH
4-Door.
Completely
overhauled,
new
transmission.
Fine
new
tires
$1300
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
-
2-10
UP
AND
ASDSRSON
GORDON
F
CALVERT
HOUSE
J
i
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yljy:
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UmKj,
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