Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
15,
1953
Production
at
Ail-Time
High
ck
ot
Correct
Information
Harmful
Canada
And
U.S.
Convention
Told
LONDON
CP
Firemen
half-i
BIRMINOHAAf
rn?.
(CP)
For
emptied
a
big
water
tank
here
mer
indu-strialist
J
Leslie
WrWBt!
searching
for
five-year-old
Ma-
92.
ha
offerpri
thi.
-
t
0.,,i.
But
Marketing
Big
Problem
EDMONTON
(CP)
Thp
annual
in
ahf
.,
folm
Morbury.
but
stopped
when
rrrv
an
art
mlWtion
bffievecT
report
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
L7
V
m
Ur
p0tte1
.the
!n
wor,n
fl
0nool)
His
400
En-lisi,
of
Commerce
finds
Canada
nro-
'"v"3'-
roverv"
lma
reQucea
imports
jne
crowd
of
spectators.
"I
did
watercolors
Include
.
v
from
Q
rH
lnn.annl
i
,
fa
in
nnr.
crvon
fnt
nut
W
,
i
-n
.
.
ff'1
T
"
r"
t
it
t
-r
v
M
i
sperous,
but
With
reason
fnr
Hy
FORBES
IUIUDE
EDMONTON
(CP)
The
United
States
must
buy
more
from
other
I
hard-currency
countries
,
-
RE-ROOF
...
with
DUROfD
Asphalt
Shingles
Inquire
obout
our
Instalment
Payment
Plan"Jh
FOR
FREE
ESTIMATES
SEE
OR
CALL
countries,
including
Canada,
Herman,
W.
Stein-kraus,
member
of
the
senior
council
of
the
Chamber
"onrern.
The
report,
signed
by
D.
L.
Morrell,
general
manager,
and
presented
to
today.'s
session
of
he
chamber's
annual
meeting,
found,
on
the
god
side:
"Industrial
production
and
,ross
national
product
this
year
vill
reach
an
all-time
high,
and
w
will
capital
expenditures.
Per-nal
income
follows
the
same
Jattern.
Payrolls
are
materially
'ughcr
than
a
year
ago.
More
.louses
are
hpino
Hi,;it
of
Commerce
of
the
U.S.,
said
today.
Mr.
Steinkra
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
Phone
909
215
First
Ave.
W.
.1
o
wuin
aim
ic-
tail
trade
Is
being
sustained
well
dent
of
the
American
chamber
and
president
K
1
1
iDove
tne
record
levels
of
1952."
However,
It
added:
Dusting
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t,
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'"1
Brass
Company
of
Bridgeport,
Conn.,
made
his
statement
while
bringing
the
American
chambers
greetings
to
the
oneninu
KPKinn
1
..'
V"'-
u.Mf
there
are
more
soft
spots
.nan
nave
usually
been
encount
ered
during
periods
of
such
I
THIS
LITTLE
SIX-VrAR-
of
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce.
He
said
for
years
It
was
believed
that
a
favorable
trade
balance
resulted
when
a
rnnnt.rv
general
prosperity
In
the
past."
The
textile
industry
was
experiencing
difficulties,
with
low-:ost
Imports
a
serious
competitive
problem.
.
The
resurgence
of
aggressive
.jroduction
in
war-tnm
(lMf)
i
m
WITH
THAI?
fr
F"'s
flAV0Uir'-J
A
r
:l
V
'J
A;
exported
more
than
it
Imported,
"but
recent
problems
of
world
OLD
was
all
ready
this
morning
for
his
first
day
of
school.
He's
equipped
with
books
and
dressed
in
a
new
hand-knitted
shrlnk-proof
wool
sweater
In
pale
green
with
dark
green
plane.
The
three-ply
sock
sweater
yarn,
grey
flannel
shorts
and
socks
complete
his
oulfit.
tries
expanded
facilities
in
raw-material
countries,
persistent
currency
problems,
and
shifts
to
new
Sources
Of
SUDdIv.
wer
im
Years
of
medical
research
spon-ored
by
the
Ontario
Mining
As-oeiation
may
have
found
the
answer
to
lilkosis,
the
disease
which
attacks
the
lungs
of
miners
exposed
to
silica
dust.
Curiously
enough,
the
treatment
consists
of
breathing
very
fine
aluminum
dust
directly
into
the
lungs;
the
aluminum
renders
the
silica
particles
harmless.
The
treatment
has
been
adopted
in
gold
and
oiher
mining
areas
in
Canada
and
throughout
the
world.
Aluminum,
long
used
in
hospital
kitchens,
today
serves
the
medical
profession
in
many
ways
from
aluminum
foil
for
covering,
serious
burns,
to
aluminum
acetate
for
medical
dressings,
to
.aluminum
blenders
for
the
preparation
of
sterile
biological
prod--ucts.
Aluminum
Company
of
!
Anada,
Ltd.
(Alcan)
of
the
factors
which
01
Canada's
trade
deficit
during
the
first
six
months
of
this
year.
uMue
snow
us
now
wrong
we
were."
"We
now
are
beginning
to
see
that
any
Imbalance
of
trade
is
unfavorable
to
both
debtors
and
creditors
in
the
long
run.
.
.
.
"The
day
will
come
when
the
U.S.
must
be
a
net
importer,
for
there
lies
the
crux
of
the
dollar-shortage
problem.
,
,
,
.
"Our
trade
problems
with
Canada
will
be
far
nearer
being
solved
when
we
import
more
from
Canada."
Mr.
Stelnkraus
urged
business
men
to
enlist
themselves
in
the
Failure
of
the
Unitrrt
Winn.
dom
to
sign
the
international
Industry
Backs
LRB
Supervision
wheat
agreement
has
been
one
of
tne
reasons
for
the
serious
problems
in
the
marketing
rtf
nnr
;.
iis
vho
v.-re
just
tots
when
the
goldfish-swallowing
:
'h
'
country
seem
to
be
on
the
move
toward
spreading
:;',t.
Thi,
one
rofuires
a
few
drinking
straws,
some
,
and
a
bit
of
wind
power.
Tom
Taylor
(left)
and
,
-,r
of
laiUngton.
Mich.,
show
how
easily
a
restaurant
1:,
u
ierl
jr-orated"
Just
by
dipping
the
straw's,
tissue
:
)
,ymp
.mU
sliooting
it
like
a
biowgun
up
into
the
air.
si
wi;.-rs
are
U-coming
short
of
temper
with
the
new
present
huge
wheat
supplies."
ine
united
Kingdom
is
bring-
VANCOUVER
CP)
Representatives
of
Industry
The
Turtle
mountains
nf
NnrHi
Job
of
dispelling
"mistoforma-
Saturday
asked,
Labor
Minister
Dakota
are
famed
for
a
great
variety
of
song
birds.
i-yie
wicks
to
amend
the
Industrial
Conciliation
and
Arbitration
Act
to
give
the
Labor
Relations
Board
complete
power
Vi
gff
0
.1
I
tore
man
J,uuu
Latho
ics
tion
which
breeds
!
misunderstanding."
Referring
to
the
long-delayed
St.
Lawrence
power
and
seaway
project,
which
requires
co-operation
between
Canada
and
the
U.S..
he
commented:
"The
project's
magnitude
can
10
conduct
strike
votes.
.
The
amendment
to
rnnt.rn-
"'
''
1
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Discuss
Church
Problems
r
i
versial
section
75
of
the
act
was
rrcipt
hn
,t
Defl.
IP
IWPiA.lw,,..
SlrtH,
Mm,
t
recommended
at
a
conference
here,
called
bv
the
lahnr
minis
ter
to
discuss
ways
of
changing
Here'$
the
way
.
.
.
Vi
lbs.
ground
chuck
beef.
1
V
temp,
salt,
2
tblsp.
minced
onion,
2
tblsp.
French's
Muv
tord,
1
egg.
'A
teasp.
pepper.
Knead
ingredients
together
thoroughly,
pat
into
cakes,
pan
fry.
Serves
5.
:.-!.(.
a.
CriOSSE
tally.
Including
the
Cardinal
tains
of
misinformation
in
re-iR-',Ui
.
i.-cme
of
the
archbishops
of
Toronto,
vv.4t-gard
to
it.
If
all
the
facts
had
MlKms
in
modern
minster.
Sydniy.
Malines
Bel-
been
brought
to
light
earlier
i.
Catholic
ii'.t'l-
clum.
Lisbon
I
.von
n
v..i-i
th
.
.
onusn
Columbia's
labor
legisla-!cn.
It
WPS
hn
hnnrl-nn
,14cr,
'
,
f
,
W
-1
.....
niiwiv
IliaLiCI
lllll'lll.
I
MVP
,u
um.ais
will
take
Detroit
and
Chicago.
'
been
decided
positively
manyment
with
labor,
which
mnd
TEA"
BAGS
the
section
removed
from
the
act
so
unions
may
conduct
their
now
,
ta.nmc
era
of
education
bf
Qu4)w.
Iuv
I
-Similar:
situation
n
lr.
m
all
over
the
iiDin
v..
h.i
n
..n
arc
I
gas
!
Creamy,
(month
Frenih's
blends
better.,
and
its
ru.h
and
'
ix;
.ud
tu
meet
here
o
u..
.
"
.1.1
..
.
lown
strike
votrs.
At
nrwnl.
.mustard
goodness
doesn't
taut
out
in
cooking
.,r
'"
jjuwii;
ui
jreiuna,
Austria
iiom
western
Canada
;
.
4
i
,
.u
K
.,
.
,
,
4.0
n
an
nivei-
Western
German,
Brazil
Awen-.to
the
U.S.
northwest.
hand,e,
strike
Votes
under
U
l-imding
of
the
tina
chlie
tn.;
Philippines
and
'
"Most
U.S.
business
men
don't
LL
upevv
sion'
,
t.ir.r:ity.
tne
Cath-
B
.
-
The
meetine
wax
in
vm
j
GOLDEN
APPEARANCE
GOLDEN
FLAVOUR-GOLDEN
QUAimr
'
"?H
,
'ilu"n
to
make
one
of
his
rare
apiiear-
He
suggested
American
tlrms'SP
J'".
th?1
Call(,d
bv
Mr'
:
ir.iUoii
ol
he."
,,?,
m
the
citv
of
Rome
in
,t
with
interests
in
Canada
hnld
.
W1(!ks
.tw0
weeks
when
he
tend
the
"meeting,
least
'"vlled.
39
u"lon
delegates.
Only
final
at
;.hc
one
board
of
directors'
and
Lsn
i'
ms
-1.....
.1
u.
...1..
...
n....
t
.
three
turned
ud.
,.
,
(
.
.
wiwc
me
ucicuiauoiis.
in
me
iiicvung
0
eacn
'
year
in
.
tne
0
fiiundi
r
of
the
nr..,
un
,w.
....
Saturday,
more
than
a
rin7n
Canada.
.,
.
b"
iiuii
ui
tnn
universiry.
vbumum.
-
"
.
..
Frnnci.s
!-'
It
c
Xl,...i
BurL'i
'
I
.
m
arnirramnn.
nffi.
l.
'
by
-
'tf
lAr'TLl-
't.iia5iiii.,,fc
uiumis
were
uk.i.
Lack
of
knowledge,
however
wauti
t
confined
to
the
U.S.
'i-
i.'.'i
ii
a
vedf
I
'In
Furuirf-
la-.'
frill
I
heard
;'
"
ri
rvrr
bnt.
titr
reason
'
Ttrwvf
ivr.im
c-i
i
m
7
-'ili.K
II!.
the
unl-h
i
r)
rnied
by
tin?
;A
a
lin-vi
(1
a
reputa-
'
..'y
jr.d
rtliflen-
City
Assessor
Ready
to
Hear
Any
Complaints
1
im
A
Mil
T
,
.
r
'
:
4::
the
U.S.
was
being
so
gonrrouvAn
iron-nerved
thrush
known
ps
f
;v.
tt
(.ulrniient.;
fewd
and
sup-.j
"nicHna"
for
the
second
year
in
flics
to
other
countries
Was
thatta
row
is
rearing
her
babies
smon?
....
..
..
.
.
,
.
.
.17
n
tnm.art
n
rl
I
.1
1
t
!
I
1
f
ure
(if
the
ccle-
yV
"
.
a
uc-iii-s.-,iimi
:in
niiup-
nuuty
nign-vouage
eieccncai
nia-
Persons
who
foe)
thai
the
'-
as-
'
i
l
6-
four
d:iys
i.i's
01
ot
dis-
fy
must
?et
rid
of
the
stuff!
chinery
at
a
power
station
he
nis-
(
of
tlie
.acssment
ou
theit
piopcrty
is
out
,
1
i-nun
-i
s.m
me
i
hi
-
k
in
.
7"
m
esr
l
I..
j
ui.
I.''
i
m
m
m
m
m
.
b
1
f
a
m
i
iJ.tj
j
'
W'.;
iv
u
e
(han
h.
-
7
m.
line
hivj.an
o;;portuuity
of
-.v
i
J.s.irs
am
hBiivirtefl
uil"
mefhirig
itboUt.it
if.
they
SORE
MUSCLES?
Tnt
to
ieve
them
QUICK
?
Get
quick
-drvinn
J
i'
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in
I,
m
jr.'
Harold
A.
Newman,
illy
as-.
auditor
judse
of
tho
sessor
says
that
if
those
who
!;
J
i
H(
a
be
t
kn
;w.n
have
complaints
will
outline
'wrs
in
niatilmonial
them
to
him
in
his
fflce
on
w
''',
T,
road
a
pap.
r
th"
third
floor
of
the
City
Hall.
'r
"i'
n
cl
-ctmsent."
he
will
Investigate
before
he
sei
"!
mo
p-titions
tu
'he
hla
assessment
role
November
30.
(
Rta
for
a
riocinr-
Mr.
Newman,
whose
appointor-
nullity
of
marriage,
ment
followed
the
illness
of
for-'
;
"n
'-"
mer
city
assessor
Harry
Daggett,
'1''"
or
both
thi
was
formerly
an
appraiser
with
..J
"'""""w
the
firm
of
Marshall
and
Ste-
P.i)f
r
to
a
report-
vens,
Vancouver.
He
began
work
i
,1
ij.i
Jy
the
caid
-
on
the
assessments
about
a
":
"''(
v.i
the
month
n?;o.
Miotrd't
Liniment-rub
it
io
well.
You'll
get
relief,
and
quick,
toot
Xrn
nnninn
.ini
may
tnvali-
Buri't-ear
Is
a
."pedes
of
fungus
particularly
destructive
t3
corn.
;
21
r.or.-Ita!lan
;-arc'-a
t'-
aUtnti
the
.31
KEEPING
PACE...
Nowadays
bank
staffs
use
machines
to
do
much
Of
the
record-keeping
for
nearly
9,000,000
deposit
accounts.
It
is
one
of
the
reasons
why
they
arc
able
You'llfiiul
that
members
of
Canada's
to
keep
up
with
the
greatly
increased
demand
for
banking
services
by
more
0
most
tlistingiiisliod
clubs
call
for
Canada's
most
-
distinguished
whisky..
.Lord
Calvert.
For
superb
quality
.
.
.
and
the
smoothest
highball
you've
ever
tasted
.
,
.
always
call
for
Lord
Caltcrtl
Lord
Calvert
CAIVEIT
DISTILLERS
LIMITED,
AMHERSTBURG,
ONT.
ar
and
more
customers..
.
and
to
maintain
the
same
fast,
efficient
handling
of
your
account.
Since
l'K),
bank
staffs
have
increased
from
a
few
thousand
to
18.000
.
.
.
the
number
of
cheques
handled
to
1,000,000
a
day,
T
THE
BANKS
SERVING
YOUR
COMMUNITY
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
IS
NOT
PUMISHED
OR
DISPLAYED
IY
THE
IWJIIOR
COHTROl
BOARD
OR
1Y
THE
GOVERNMENT
Of
IRITISH
COlUMU
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