Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday.
April
5,
1954
Unfavorable
SPEEDERS
IN
QUEBEUi
SKIP
BAIL,
DON'T
PAY
tti
MAGOG,
Que.
If
you're
a
.sm(i,r
,
,
bail
than
be
fined
on
the
traffic
tL
'"l
Townships
centre.
e
ln
lh
..
Motorists
arrested
for
speeding
are
i
while
the
fine,
if
convicted,
Is
usually
$g
ln
H
.
Only
two-time
offenders
are
tracked
down
4
f
"
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v
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fit
w
'fHn
W
Ivt
f
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J
Catholics
Laud
Senator
McCarthy
In
New
York
NEW
YORK
t.n
Triii
tor
Joseiih
R.
McCarthy
(Rcp.-Wis.)
received
an
enthusiast
tr
reepp-tl'
Sunday
from
a
Roman
Orthotic
pudienrc
thtit
later
nearly
rnishrd
him
In
efforts
t(t
express
congratulations.
Tte
senator's
h
ilf-hour
.spro-h
'V
adtlresKod
to
si'inc
6
00(1
persons.
Including
Francis
Car-d
uai
Sprllnvin,
Arclih'.-.luip
of
Nov
York
at
a
communion
bfckfast
of
the
city
police
department's
Holy
Name
Society.
Some
of
the
audience
cried:
"McCarthy
for
president!"
fbe
senator
was
introduced
ty
the
Rt.
Rev.
Joseph
A.
Mc-Culfrey,
retiring
police
chaplain,
rs
man
who
his
fought
untruth,
with
truth,
disloyalty
wich
leylty.
tieasc-.
-vi
patriotism
vA
jodltsariess
odlinc."
1
Qk-
Trade
Balance
I
$467,000,000
OTTAWA
(P
Canada
had
an
unfavorable
net
balance
of
$4"7
-DOO.OOO
on
international
trans-!
actions
in
1953.
'
I
The
budget
white
paper
tabid
!
today
in
the
Commons
said
there
i
was
a
merchandise
Import
sur-'
nle--
or
ifWmio.OOO
in
1953
com-1
pared
with
an
export
sur
'
ilus
$491,000,000
in
VJ.Vi
!
"This
change
in
the
merchan-.
'
r
tllP
111
lilir
!
factor
in
the
movement
from
a
1
uireiL-acuomu
oil:
plus
oi
5io7.-
;
(OO.nild
i
!92
to
an
estimitnl'
deficit
of
some
$Ki7,ono,0(lO
in
:
in
:'."
i!ii
the
whita
papir.
j
Merchanrii.se
Imports
we"e
valued
at
$4,207,000,000
an
increase
of
$361,000,000.
j
Merchandise
exports
were
val-
i
tied
at
$4.152,00,000,
down
$135,-
;
000.000.
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SAME
I'ROMUM
"UNDER
THE
RED
SEA"
Documentary
LAST
COMPLETE
SHOWING
8:30
P.M
JANE
RUSSELL
(right)
has
been
signed
as
actress-producer
by
United
Artists
on
the
eve
of
its
35th
anniversary,
to
be
celebrated
next
month.
Mary
Plckford
(left),
one
of
the
founders
and
still
a
co-owner
of
the
company,
was
the
first
actress-producer
on
the
roster.
:
tr3TYT)?fTo'o'oc7?::!:
THI
Clornui
.....
JAMES
SAVAGE,
31-ycar-old
Montreal
jewelry
salesman,
waits
at
home
with
his
children
Joy,
8,
(left)
Nancy,
7,
and
Donald.
9,
for
news
of
the
condition
of
his
wife
Catharine,
who
gave
birth
to
triplet
girls
two
of
them
Siamese
babies
joined
at
the
head
by
flesh
and
bone.
The
three
infants,
a
month,
premature,
were
placed
in
incubators,
ihe
triple
birth
was
S"
"complete"
shock
to
the
father
and
attending
obstetrician
said
he
believes
the
birth
is
without
precedent
in
medical
annals.
Specialists,
including
a
neuro-surgcon
from
the
famed
Montreal
Neurological
Institute,
and
leading
Montreal
pediatricians
have
seen
the
Siamese
babies.
THE
KEYwS
0?
THE
KLMGDQM
Czechoslovakia
j
And
Red
China
Fail
on
Loans
OTTAWA
.
Communist
China
and
Czechoslovakia
defaulted
ln
1953-54
on
the
repayment
of
Canadian
loans.
.
A
total
of
$49,400,000
is
outstanding
on
a
loan
of
$51,000,000
o
the
Chinese
republic
follow-i
Ing
the
Second
World
War.!
3LACKWOOD-OP
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
M
Villi
BEST
OF
FOOD
-'INEST
OF
COOKING
TOR
TAKE
OIT
OltDKKS
i
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
NORTHERN
CENTRE
From
only
4,000
in
1940.
popu-;
lation
of
Anchorage,
Alaska,
has
;
increased
to
more
than
50,000.
TOTE
Today
to
Wednesday
Evenings
7:
-
9:20
p.m.
1
I.HU..II-
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Canadians;;
Spent,
Saved
More
in
1953
'
s
Now
Al
Wallace's
Of
Course
flood
Bidding
Puts
Hand
Into
Slam
When
his
partner
opened
the
bidding
with
a
heart,
Mr.
Dale
correctly
considered
his
hand
too
strong
for
a
mere
double
raise
of
hearts
and
not
quite
strong
enough
for
a
jump
shift.
He
therefore
decided
to
try
to
send
that
information
across
trie
table
by
describing
his
own
hand
and
eventually
showing
his
fine
heart
support.
coenosiovaKia
owes
$a,o.o,uoo
on
a
post-war
loan
of
$16,400,000.
Status
of
the
loans
was
outlined
in
a
budget
white
paper
tabled
today
in
the
Commons.
Repayments
were
received
on
schedule
from
other
countries
to
which
Canada
extended
credit.
Britain
has
whittled
to
$1,142,-100.000
the
$1,250,000,000
loan
received
in
1946.
She
also
has
reduced
to
$142,500,000
a
$730,-300,000
loan
ln
1942.
OTTAWA
f
Canadians,
other
than
farmers,
earned
more,
saved
more
and
spent
more
in
1953
than
at
any
time
ln
history.
mm
His
bid
of
two
diamonds
and
CCC
300
CLUB
ANNUAL
MEETING
Tuesday,
April
6,
1954,
ot
8
p.m.
Club
Lounge
-
Civic
Centre
The
Annual
Grnrral
M-'etin;
(if
u
nivmbcrs
ol
:
club
Is
being
held
to
deal
with
the
following:'
(a)
Election
of
Officers.
(b)
Report
of
present
and
proposed
aniviiiu
The
budget
wiute
paper,
tabled
today
in
the
Commons,
set
per-,
VNMy
Ladies"
!
Easter
Bonnet
It
you
like
the
"flowers
that
bloom
in
5
the
Spring,"
you'll
love
our
new
Spring
hats.
,
All
the
latest
season's
colors
trimmed
for
a
colorful
Easter.
The
5
uual
Wallace's
value
in
prices
too.
m
sonal
incomes
for
the
year
at
$18,079,000,000
compared
with
$17,128,000,000
for
1952.
Personal
three
clubs
were
both
forcing
as
each
was
a
bid
in
a
new
suit
by
a
responder.
When
Mr.
Masters
raised
the
clubs,
Mr.
Dale
now
showed
his
heart
South
dealer
1
Both
sulrt
vulnerable
1
Surlh
Mr.
llte
1
8-K
4
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6
4
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1
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Q
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savings
totalled
$1,500,000,000
compared
with
$1,381,000,000,
and
personal
expenditures
$15,147,-000.000
compared
with
$14,424,-
Defence
Spending
Down
Last
Year,
But
Still
Big
Item
With
good
fitting
cards
ln
diamonds
and
clubs
and
a
lne
spade,
Mr.
Masters
put
the
hand
in
a
slam
after
checking
on
(Mr.
AlM-l)
(Mr.
Kr!.
810
Ml
8-A
1)711
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WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
000.000.
Farmers
did
not
share
In
the
general
Increase.
Net
Income
from
farm
production
was
down
to
$1,667,000,000
from
$1,934,000,-
bKK
NG.
Kouth
(Mr.
Mu.llt-)
aces.
NICE
PLAY
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OTTAWA
H
Canada's
defence
spending
was
reduced
in
!
000
in
1952.
More
than
half
the
It
took
a
nice
play
to
make
12
tricks.
The
opening
leid
was
the
deuce
of
spades,
dummy
the
last
year
but
It
remained
the
i
largest
item
of
federal
expendi-
i
ture.
I
reduction
was
traced
to
a
decline
in
agricultural
production.
nlnvpri
Inw
onH
Mrs
Koetn
xurn
Means
lots
of
Hard
Wear-See
our
orcot
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bldrtlnz:
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West
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Despite
the
drop
in
farm
production,
Canada's
gross
national
production
hit
a
record
$24,300,-
.
t
0Vter!iment
white
paper
wlth
the
queen
Sne
rcturnecl
a
tabled
today
in
the
Commons,
I
low
c,ub
and
dumrny,
queen
showed
budgetary
spending
on
won
GIANT
RUMMAGE
SALE
uuu.uuu,
up
$1,100,000,000
over
selection
olcti
aeience
or
5i,oa,ouu,uuu
lor
r,ne
T-U
1.
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A
1
1
fiscal
year
ended
March
31,
rcn's
shoes
dtsj
1952.
The
national
production
figure
represents
the
value
at
market
down
$81,600,000
from
the
year
cd
to
fill
t
need.
at
IH
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Paaa
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SIXTH
STREET
CREPE
S3
4.
lie
imuk
oi
nuus
wan
chmicm
t
and
Mr.
Masters
then
took
two
'
rounds
of
trumps
ending
In
his
hand.
He
played
the
ace
of
clubs,
discarding
a
diamond
from
the
board,
then
ruffed
his
last
club.
There
was
still
a
losing
diamond
to
contend
with.
A
squeeze
seemed
the
only
hope
and
apparently
that
could
be
accomplished
only
if
the
defender
with
the
high
spade
also
had
as
many
as
four
diamonds.
From
the
opening
lead
of
the
deuce
of
spades
it
appeared
that
Mrs.
Keen
had
started
with
five
cards
In
that
suit.
And
surely
SANDAL!
on
before
but
still
43
per
cent
of
i(euUiture.
There
was
a
cut
of
$127,500,000
in
direct
expenditures
on
Canada's
armed
services.
The
largest
reduction
was
that
of
$108,900.-000
on
the
army,
to
$407,200,300.
RCAF
costs
were
the
highest
of
the
three
services,
though
'hev
were
reduced,
by
$22,800,-000
to
$264,500,000.
The
navy
showed
the
only
increase
in
the
services,
up
$4,200,-00
to
$264,500,000.
Defence
production
spending
fell
off
to
$49,900,000
from
$88.-800,000.
Mutual
aid
to
NATO
countries
prices
of
all
goods
and
services
produced.
r
Labor
income,
representing
the
largest
component
of
personal
income,
joined
the
record
setters
In
1953.
Wages
and
salaries,
Including
military
pay
and
allowances,
were
estimated
at
$11,962,000,000,
an
increase
of
$900,000,000.
The
civilian
labor
force.
Including
both
employed
and
the
unemployed,
averaged
5,325,000
for
1953,
an
increase
of
68,000
over
1952.
Finance
Minister
Abbott
noted
a
decline
of
48.000
in
the
numbsr
of
agricultural
workers
and
said
this
marks
a
continuation
of
the
shift
from
rural
to
urban
v
0
.
Fashion
Hollywood
Cafe
'
Footw
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
I
she
had
the
atfe,
as
Mr.
Abel
would
hardly
have
underlcd
that
card
against
a
slam
bid.
SATURDAY,
APRIL
10
Solo
Starts
9:30
a.m.
Sponsored
by
HOSPITAL
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
jumped
$74,100,000
to
$309,200,-
Hut
ehii
tz-lri
Viitin
-t
000
Contributions
toward
;
diamonds
because
she
had
Vo
l
,m'"ry,Stf
almost.
lowed
suit
to
four
leads
of
clubs
unchanged
at
$12,000,000.
The
LxiDOiiyl
'
whisky
at
a
popular
z
and
two
lead:
of
hearts.
Dilemma.
But
a
clilemm"
which
Mr.
Masters
easily
solved.
He
merely
transferred
the
holding
of
the
high
spade
from
one
opponent's
hand
to
the
other.
He
led
the
king
of
spades
from
the
board
and
ruffed
out
Mrs.
Plan
Monument
To
Honor
Lavalle
MONTREAL
A
monument
will
be
erected
over
the
Mount
Rovn)
cemetery
grave
of
Calixa
Investments
Set
New
High
OTTAWA
!
Canadians
invested
a
record
$l,4fe,000,000
in
new
hon.es
ln
1953.
The
figure
was
contained
in
a
Keen's
ace.
Lavalle
who
wrote
the
music
fort
Now
the
high
spade
(the
10
the
Canadian
national
anthem
was
in
Mr.
Abel's
hand
and
as
budget
white
paper
tabled
today
in
the
CommoT
Vhe
re
vCan"
11
lcad
Sun-:
also
held
T
four
diamonds'
no
record
was
$801,000,000
in
1950.
i
was
squeezed
on
tne
run
oi
tne
The
project
is
sponsored
by
remaining
trumps.
On
the
last
the
St.
Joan
Baptistc
Society,
j
heart
he
either
had
to
unguard
an
organization
devoted
to
the
the
diamond
or
drop
the
high
preservation
of
French
culture
'
;
spade
so
that
dummy's
nine
tradition
ln
Canada.
would
be
good.
The
heusing
record
was
set
in
a
year
when
gross
domestic
investment
reached
$5,286,000,000,
up
from
$4,506,000,000
In
195?
but
,
lower
than
the
1951.
tots.
1
of;
$5,430,000,000.
...
The
while
paper
said
the
"most,
significant"
change
in
investment
during
the
'year
was
the
volume
of
increase
in
business
inventories.
These
Increased
by
about
five
per
cfcrit
during
the
first
nine
montlwof
the
year
find
then
declined
during
the
last
three
months.
The
sap's
arising
The
buds
are
bursting,
The
birds
are
singing.
By
DERN
it's
.
.
.
SPRING!
I
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THAT
Let's
Ride
in
a
PARKER'S
A-1
Used
Car
f
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52
FORI)
PANEL
Heater.
Low
mileage.
Compare
this
price
$1495
52
FORI)
SEDAN
New
tires
and
seat
covers.
100.
per
cent
right
$2100
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VARNISHES
ENAMELS
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SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
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ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
Have
Your
Tires
Recapped
for
Summer
Driving
51
PLYMOUTH
TUDOR
51
FORD
PICKUP
Mechanically
tops.
Custom
heater.
A
real
buy
$1495
.
Tip-Top
Shape
$1195
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
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HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE''
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Consumers
Co'Op
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