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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newt
Monday,
October
5,
1353
Russia,
United
States
Approaching
Atomic
And
Diplomatic
Stalemate
$81,000
England-Austri
Air
Race
Starts
Thursday
LONDON
JNIJON
(Reutersl
All
along:
Force.
mm?-
i
relations,
however
uneasy.
;
negotiations
concerning
tirr-
By
JOHN
M.
HIGHTOWIR
4"".
.
.
I
the
12,270-mile
air
route
from
The
CCtlltF.
t
t,
.
Britain
to
New
Zealand
teams
of
I
speed
and
i,
I
At
the
same
time,
foreign
pol-
many
now
ana
win
no
so
ior
WASHINGTON
(API
Some
i(.y
experts
believe
a
situation
many
months
to
come.
top
American
policy
linkers
be-
approaching
a
diplomatic
stale-
The
essence
of
the
atomic
IH
ve
the
United
States
and
mate,
perhaps
Influenced
by
the
balance
is
simple.
With
its
re-
HmsU
are
approaching
an
shifting
military
power
balance
ported
mastery
of
a
hydrogen
atomic
stalemate.
j
DUt
mole
ijkely
by
other
factors,
explosion
and
its
established
Some
think
this
may
tend
to
Is
already
at
hand.
!
atomic
progress,
Russia
is
close
stabilize
relationships
of
the
i
State
department
officials
to
the
point
of
achieving
a
kind
technicians
now
are
preparing
'sections.
the
groundwork
for
the
world's!
Th
tnii,Mt
,
greatest
flying
event,
the
Lon-
up
of
a
Vick('iS
6
don-Christehurrh
air
race
atart-.entered
hv
u,.,
,Wl
tng
this
Thursday.
j
Airway,;
a
Ci
There
has
been
nothing
eom-'tered
by
the
ftivTi
parable
to
it
since
llie
Meltjourne
line
KLM
and
u
centenary
air
race
in
1934,
which
HastiiiK.s
unrt..r
u1P
:
was
won
by
a
British
Comet.
The
New
Zealand
Air
"
llnn
I'mnnl
I
linn
fb
II.-1
t-i
-
.
bll
powers
and
so
contribute
to
I
generally
believe
the
Russians
i
of
balance
with
the
U
fa.
development
of
more-peaceful
are
actively
avoiding
any
real
Mos
estimates
are
that
thi
v
......
...
n
0ny
,
i
fWlSlMI
.,
U.S.
retains
a
.sizeable
margin
in
the
number
of
bombs
stockpiled.
But
the
destructive
power
of
the
big
bombs
is
so
great
that
equality
of
numbers
is
not
the
key
to
their
effect
on
military
strategy.
The
key
is
the
i
ii.jto
linn
s
iimn
miiuennau,
in
'
VI'
Kers
Visi
VOUIlt,
Alberta
Oil
Production
Quota
Reduced
by
Board
,
LnglHiid.
to
Melbourne
In
Aus-
I
The
!
race
uoreanimi-..
tralia
In
70
hours,
54
minutes.
I
Hie
ftojul
Aero
nk
l
r-mni
pianes
wm
siari
i
nuis-
Canterbury
Inlini
T
jday
in
the
?29.000
($31,200!
rare.
Race
Council
in
iT
in
tne
present
contest,
there
with
the
ri
i
are
live
bOO-nule-an-hour
British
Bi
lti.
h
n
lili.l.l'V
r.f
I
FFDKRXL,
Ontario
provincial
and
municipal
leaders
gather
to
open
the
$5,300,000
Fanshnw
dam.
near
London,
Out.,
a
co-operative
project
i
l
conservation
of
resources
and
flood
control
that
may
spread
across
the
country.
Premier
Li.slic
Frw
t
cut-s
the
ribbon
on
the
roadway
over
the
dam
on
the
Thames
river.
Lei
"t
to
right:
Lon
Ion's
Mayor
Allan
Rush:
Mr.
Frost
Dr.
J.
Cameron
Wilson,
chairman
of
the
upper
Tham
zs
valley
authority,
and
Federal
Works
Minister
Winters.
'
Canberra
twin
jet
bombers.
I
TnfimmH.iu...
'
(CP)-Allowable
dccrea.sc
number
required
lo
ao
a
acvas-
CALGARY
oil
The
reason
for
the
production
in
Alberta
during
Oc-
production,
the
board
said,
is
tating
amount
of
damage,
tober
has
been
cut
by
another
that
the
Interprovincial
Pipe
The
U.S.
has
had
the
power
11.905
barrels
daily
by
the
petrol-
Line
Co.
experienced
difficulty
to
work
atomic
destruction
on
cum
and
natural
gas
conserva-
in
late
September
in
tying-ln'
the
Soviet
Union
for
several
lion
board.
I
four
new
loops
of
the
16-inch
years.
It
has
been
a
source
of
The
new
allowable
of
209.449
Jine
between
Regina
and
Gretna,
concern
to
Allied
countries,
Imrrels
daily
replaces
the
oris-
Man.
I
where
many
non-Communist
Three
are
entered
by
the
Royal
hours
a
enmppUte
Air
Force
and
two
Australian,
lo
averar
a
o(
is
built
by
the
Royal
Australian
Air
an
hour,
liiriuilins
jji
Letterbox
llinl
221
3j4
announced
bv
the,
Because
of
this
demy,
the
pi.;
3-!
critics
of
the
U.S.,
as
well
as
iiHiu
cdinrr
mm
rc.
auu
.,
,,,,
.
,.,i
t
rB
e.
i
i
the
me
Reds
wos
memse
themselves,
exploited
down
64.822
barrels
a
day
from."'"
-
-
thg
noUon
tnat
a
jumpy
Am-
.eeive
and
transport
approxim-j
September's
allowable
erica
might
plunge
the
world
YACHT
Charier
Service
Rrasunahlr
Rjtn
w
III
M
ING
PAUTIts
Season
ojien
for
lm.
Oa;
'
Beat.
Ouuks
Cera.
l
or
arrantcmenU
ttlrplw
(irrfn
r.l
1..
np-!
rifirt
Ur,.nT,.
tVia
Con.
Ball
Game
Highlighted
Convention
Trip
ait-iy
ui.r
u.
into
atomic
war,
striking
before
tember
allowable
that
had
uppn
been
.
Noted
for
its
deep
clear
waters,
to
the
terminus
at
'
consigned
neinaeer
Helnrieer
lake
iaKe
covers
covers
1
i.ioo
7fiS
square
snuare
.,
,.H,.
Such
ta
k
now
become
essen-
miles
on
the
Manitoba-Saskat
IN
APPRECIATION
The
Editor,
The
Dauy
News:
I
wish
to
convey
my
apprecia-
oupri
iut
,
iiui
uiii.it
.
-p.
i
duction
had
been
carried
forward
tially
meaningless
because,
as
into
October
and
in
order
to
President
'
Eisenhower
recently
ehewan
boundary.
were
aKo
compelled
to
defend
of
members
who
in
those
stormy
Vincent
St.
John
In
a
trumped-:
days
stood
by
their
guns
like
up
charge
ol
murder
in
Colorado.
!
soldiers
in
battle,
I
will
mention
St
John
was
also
acquitted,
so
a
few.
though
most
of
them
now
was
Steve
Adams,
in
a
mystery
enjoy
that
oreamiess
sleep
that
case
of
murder
that
none
could
"sound
and
fury
cannot
disturb
avoid
any
further
production
said,
tne
oniy
ining
worse
man
war
would
tion
to
President
John
Clark
and
NIGHT
and
DAY
SEKVKl
cutbacks,
the
board
rescinded
winning
an
atomic
its
original
allowable.
be
losing
it.
the
executive
officers
of
the
understand.
Jack
Siinpkins
had
and
awaits
us
all.
They
are:
Ed.
Refrigerators
Mine,
m
auu
oi.,
on
h,s
b
the
sule
g
w
D.
Haywood,
Chats.
internauona!
union
m
maKing
;
-
.
T
.
J
.
,
.
.
V.
n
V.
..
Q.
.
,
pv
f,
,
.
.-,
time
wnK
.,,,.
.1
1
..(
I
;
Mnvpr
I
i
.
fi
-
r
...
.
Dallihnnji
Tnu
W
t
r"
it
possible
for
me
to
attend
the
i
simpkins
wM
8
member
of
win.
Ernest
Mills,
Jack
Slmpklns.
BLACKWOOD
on
St.
Louis
convention
on
Septem
Call
a
STAI
Phone
112
CAD
STAND
Corner
5th
Street
and
3rd
Avnw
ber
14,
1953.
Not
only
was
I
honored
but
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
appeared
to
.
rejoice
in
the
executive
board
up
to
the
chas.
Mahoncy,
J.
C.
Lowuey,
time
of
the
1907
convention
In
Vincent
St.
John.
Andy
Shilling.
Denver.
Simpklns
was
a
Bunker
Bill
Davidson,
Jas.
Baker,
P.
C.
Hill
bull
pen
victim
of
1898.
i
Rawltngs.
Fred
Hazelwood,
Ru-While
I
cannot
recall
all
names
pert
Bulmcr.
Frank
Little.
Al-
.ft
Ryan-
p.
j.
Duffey,
Dave
Slick
Coats.
Governor
Waite
of
Colorado.
Frank
Phillips.
Chris
Foley,
the
high
honor
conferred
on
me,
j
including
our
local
press,
as
can
!
be
noted
in
its
news
item
on
my
';
leaving
for
St.
Louis.
Though
the
article
overstated
i
my
record
a
little
in
crediting
me
as
one
of
the
founders
of
the
;
'
Western
Federation
of
Miners
in
j
Dy
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
6,500
Attend
Church
Jubilee
Celebrations
Mondoy
to
Wedntii
liiddinjr
(lives
Dale
Clue
to
His
Lcud
ILF'ikKllltl
V.
E.
Woodside.
P.
R.
McDonald,
Fred
Malcolm,
Geo.
Hethcrlng-,
ton
and
Sam
Emery.
I
Last
but
not
least
the
grandest
;
of
all.
F.ugene
V.
Debs,
who
described
the
early
labor
organizer
.
in
the
following
manner:
,
he
drew
no
salary,
heard
no
ap-nliinui
Kiio
nn
fimtttirht;
never
You
couldn't
say
the
bidding
of
today's
hand
Butte,
Montana,
in
1893,
tne
mum.
-mam
old
ii.
.4.
t..
l.
,.e
;
,...,.;.,11,,
reuiiuuou
a
ji.t
jon
iro
oortey"
1IUNT7,
IIAli
with
TI1K
UOWKIiY
m.
In
ts
uuu,
ijul
liiuiu
vi
on
iuu
iiiucii
vi
it
ffctiai
i
wnen
j
joined
Rossland
Mi
ners
i
By
F.KOS
PASITTI
(
niimllaii
PlisK
StufT
Writer
Union
in
1808.
From
that
year
with
an
alert
defender
like
Mr.
Dale
listening
m
....
.j...,i
'.K.,t
,,
:
up
to
arjoui
in
i
ucvumju
h
Kiem,
.
wonderful
what
clues
It
s
you
,
.
,.
Kv,..if
iv,
VANCOUVER
(CP)
British
Col-
'
,,,.
ln
nrh.,
anri
now
uccti
oi
illy
viiiiy:
uii
iaiiaii
"NO
HOLDS
BARK
can
get
from
the
bidding
quencc.
Mr.
Dale
got
on
here
W.F.M.
and
Mine
t
Mill
expan-
umDia
s
biggest
noman
catnonc
fjls
an
un,ioWn
grave.
The
.sion
and,
without
regret,
thasc
,
celebration,
the
silver
Jubilee
of
1nh'or
movement
Is
his
monu-
.ut..w
nn..ulnrl
v.
;
...
n
..!)
n.,i
""-
cluieu
mill
m
yu.i
ui-
.,,
,h
.
v,
mi.nihi.Khln
Arrhhkhnn
William
M.
Duke
Shows
at
ment.
Although
his
name
is
not
nf
a
hnnelfss-lnnkinc
situation
.
..
...
-
Last
Complftt
Sim
.vT
Si
nine
-T
stood
the
acid
test
ol
enaurance.
and
me
goioen
juonee
oi
van-
lnwrirM,d
on
i.
his
Soul
Is
in
it.
'
H'it.Vi
a
urnrp
We
were
besieged
by
every
de-
:c"uv"'f
?:a,Sth'Xr
and
with
It
marches
on
forever.
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
Ni.rlli
(Mrs.
Krtii)
S
A
8
H-
8
5
D
A
10
9
8
C
41
J
6
4
!
t.-t
(Mr.
Imlr)
(Mr.
Ahrl)
8
K
Q
5
4
a
S
J
9
7
6
8
H
A
7
H
6
4
2
I
7
6
4
3
D
2
The
king
of
spades
looks
like
RCA
Model
DB
Deluxe
FEATl'RES
-Ar
Across
the
top
freezer
-fc
Buttcr-Kccpcr
3-Door
Shelves
k
8.7
cubic
feet
Ir
44-Pound
Freezer
Capacity.
For
Only
$349-00
the
"normal"
ouenine.
But
there
tective
agency
oprating
at
the
.
...
a
....
'xo
'niJ.
.
The
Rreatct
forward
Btrldoi
I
MMcAPifo
Hi
MmsM-nm
mum
Cifiin
famih.'spuvoisw
are
two
thines
aeainst
it.
First.
1
time,
not
as
detectors
ol
crime
lano
Stadium.
Mr.
Dale
knew
his
opponents
to
but
as
instigators.
The
fact
was
abolishing
of
rare
di.sorlmlnation.
Commemoratin?
the
church's
'
be
sound
bidders.
They
had
established
in
the
Moyer.
Hay-'
.on"""
"V
.t"
a
ctass-con.sclous
move
that
will
checked
on
aces
and
they
know
wood
and
Pettibone
trials
'te"r1"".'
.
dividend-payer
wherever
there
was
one
ace
outstanding
Boise.
Idaho,
in
1907.
It
cost
the
by
o
c
dence
Uced-
C
7
2
Western
Federation
of
Miners
-",lc
uu.ms
mc
uui
Juu.it.c
u.
The
.
.
1
w
f
r
4
x..
hi
....
,1
Tu
g
.
r.
'T
,
"
-
"
;
v..---
3
-1
4w
iit..
.
1,
.4
'
'
i"
'3:
.
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.
m$?
3-
rr
v!'
4
C
i
..
.
ri
;
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f
;
.-
'-
el
-
.-1
v.
".
.
:
X:
i
i
1
1,
K
A.
...
.4
v
highlight
during
my
four
I
mm
WAINII
1101
C
8
5
3
South
(.Mr.
llttfiiplull
)
S
10
11
K
J
10
9
3
DK
Q
J
6
C
A
K
10
Archbishop
Duke
and
the
cathe-the
to
over
one
million
dollars
save
tUgintanes
and
lay
mem-
three
Wc
lives
of
those
men.
Was
it
likely
that
they
also
had
u
second
round
spade
loser?
Mr.
Dale
thought
not.
days
in
St.
Louis
was
the
ball
game
between
Brooklyn
Dodgers
..
.1
at
t
..!
rn.l.1..
T
h
...
d
$35
Down
$13
fer
Month
MM
On
the
bidding
it
appeared
to
j
Tir.ii.nrl
tVt..(M
n'n.Lr.
f.v
n.itirt..
HU
Ol.
LAUlft
UHl
UlllUl.r
wnn
'.'vsnsn
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
East
Pai8
Pass
Pass
Nortlt
2
D
4
H
5
H
'Hie
bidding:
South
West
1
H
Pass
4
D
Piiks
4
NT
Pus
6
H
All
pass
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
36
Ambassador
Badly
Beaten
In
Seoul
.
recitation
tne
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Law-ary
the
family
of
the
ros-
6ues.1
of
Alabama.
It
the
rence
was
for
the
intention
of
family
:
.jiidarity.
,irst
Dl'!
'aBue
game
witnessed
;
The
raiiv.
ending
a
series
of
ln
y
life-
i
week-long
celebrations,
was
pre-
A"
in
"
thp
convention
was
i
anemorable
one
to
me
to
wit-I
sided
over
by
James
Cardinal'
McOuigan
of
Toronto,
assisted
by
Jriess
a
'
Job
started
sixty
years
some
30
Canadian
and
American
R
still
In
process
of
develop-i
blshoos
.
i
,-ment
to
relation
.to
changed
him
that
Mr.
Champion
had
at
j
least
nine
cards
in
the
red
suits.
He
thought
it
very
probable
that
the
other
four
cards
were
di-
i
vided
3-1
rather
than
2-2
and
:
that
the
singleton
would
be
a
spade.
j
The
second
thing
against
the
:
.-pade
opening
was
the
fact
that
.
Ila
la
latr
fM.IlMH
m.
SEOUL
(AP
South
Korea's1
Now
that
there
was
another
lead
which
Earlier
Farlier
in
in
the
the
dnv
day.
a
a
iubilee
Jubilee
economic
economic
rondltlons.
runamoim.
oneared
tn
have
much
better
ambassador
to
the
United
States,
miLSc
of
thankselvlnar
was
suna
the
old
burly
piston
machine.
Wallace's
Sale
WHITE
GOODS
-
1
msjMr
TOTEl
TODAY
ond
TUESDAY
One
Complete
Showing
Only
Kat
h
Eveninn
at
7:30
p.m.
prospects
the
lead
of
a
dia-
Dr-
You
cbiln
Yan-
lM,ay
ron"
by
Archbishop
Duke
in
the
newly
i
weighing
up
to
500
pounds,
is
mond
firmed
reports
that
he
was
badly
const.(;rated
cathedral
.
The
con-1
replaced
wllh
machines
one-
Mrs.
Keen
had
bid
diamonds
:
Deatcn
Sunday
by
"two
UN
sol-
.MCratjoni
climax
of
the
cathed-;
third
the
weight,
and
drills
more
Mr.
Champion
had
Jump-raised
dlcrs
wlfn
Br,llsn
a-eents."
;
ralj)
jubUee,
was
performed
by
than
five
feet
to
one
of
the
old
diamonds.
Mr.
Dale
himself
had
Thc
South
Korean
government
the
archbishop
Saturday
morn-;
burlv
of
60
years
ago.
four
cards
ln
the
suit.
How
earlier
had
aenicu
officially
that
tng
In
a
long
service
mat
king
the
1
Little
wonder
the
workers
de-many
could
Mr
Abel
have'
tn,;
ambassador
was
beaten.
cathedral'
rededicatlon
to
oOd.
;
mand
a
much
higher
standard
Surely
not
over
one
and
maybe'
Dr.
Yang
said
he
was
attacked
Following
the
sermon,
benedic-
of
living
than
was
possible
the
none
at
all
and
Injured
by,
"two
UN
soldiers
tin
was
celebrated
at
mlnl-
vear
the
Western
Federation
of
With
the'ace
of
hearts
in
his
who
wanted
money
from
me."
ature
altar
by
Archbishop
Duke.
Miners
was
born.
1893.
known
as
A
tmim
P:y"
lm
STARTING
WEDNESDAY
hand,
Mr.
Dale
knew
he
ln
"
o-neuieuon,
tne
cm.s.v
"""""
cpuld
He
lost
four
front
teeth
in
the
used
the
hour
and
In
conclusion
I
wish
tr,
thank
rchbtehop
c
regain
the
lead
before
his
part-
beating
and
his
right
eye
was
with
brief
ad-
Harver
Murphy
regional
direr.
-minute
rally
a
ner's
trumps
could
be
extracted
badly
bruUed.
He
was
knocked
:
Sale
Nov
On
:
dress,
in
which
he
asked
the
con-
tor.
John
Clark.
,
international
unconscious
"for
quite
a
while."
assuming,
of
course,
that
Mr
preaation
to
rpmpmher
t.h
raiixp
nresiHent
and
members
of
the
Abel
.
had
as
many
as
two
He
was
robbed
of
his
Wrist
p..
fUn!
ln
nriiipatlrin
u
lian
nrov.
evBriitivA
huarrl
ft
Hip
Hiinnr
trumps.
watch
and
some
American
dol-
So
his
opening
lead
was
a
lars.
He
was
walking
down
a
diamond.
Mr.
Champion
won
:
Seoul
street
after
dark
when
at-
ing
the
rosarv.
'.
conferred
on
me:
and
that
an-
In
the
evening,
a
public
re-
other
60-vear
Fpan
be
added
to
ception.
was
held
at
Hotel
Van-
Mine
Mill
International
ln
Its
Ammo
1
t
Vi
.nAr
rvf
A
Vi
a
a
r
H
c-t
i
rr
rr
1
a
r.r
VinKi
n
I
f
ft
Inkni
with
thc
Jack
and
led
a
low
tacked.
heart.
Mr.
Dale
went
right
in
'
He
made
no
official
complaint
bishop
OEORGE
B
CASEY
with
the
ace
and
fired
a
second
anti
sai(i
hp
wanted
tn
"keen
:
.
IT'S
TIME
.
.
.
TO
INSTAL
STORM
WINDOWS
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
today
to
instal
storm
windows
in
YOUR
house.
diamond
which
Mr.
Abel
ruffed
quirt
about
it."
for
thc
setting
trick.
i
He
was
scheduled
to
leave
for
On
a
space
opening,
Mr.
Tokyo
today
to
participate
in
the
Champion
would
have
time
to
Korean
-Japan
conference.
He
knock
out
the
ace
of
hearts
plans
to
stay
in
Tokyo
about
a
:
while
Mr.
AM
had
a
diamond
week
and
then
fly
back
to
Wash-.n
his
hand.
ington.
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