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Daily
News
Friday,
March
19,
1954
STOLEN
GOODS
DAHSEItOiK
NEW
YORK
W-Blow-pin
darU
W,)
r,
m,
.
Museum
of
Natural
History
here,
and
the
m
"
't
the
toothplclt-llke
weapons
may
have
been
6Am
poison.
Hi
darts
and
a
gourd
container
pfd
la
car.
Legal
Lotteries
Sought
For
Canada
in
TLC
Brief
'
A
highly-visible
Irec-markiiig
With
today's
niilck-drvtng
lac-i'xxlxtnen
to
spray
the
trees
they
quers,
developed
by
the
chemical
pnlnt
now
on
the
mantel
enables;
ii.uustry,
an
automobile
can
be
3LACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
ant
cut
Instead
of
blazing
then
,
finished
in
hours
Instead
of
ith
an
axe.
i
weeks
required
30
years
ago.
aepicung
we
amung
.naians
In
the
Por,,i
t
appeared
yesterday.
"
wres
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Trades
sponsible
voluntary
organlza-and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
tions
may
make
greater
use
of
today
repeated
demands
for
a
raffles
and
draws
In
the
raLslng
government-sponsored
lottery,
of
money
for
necessary
and
usc-
The
580.000-member
labor
or-
ful
projects."
ganization
suggested
an
amend-
i
On
lotteries,
the
TLC
said
COMING
SOONER
THAN
YOU
THIT
Many
Games
Are
Won
By
Good
Bluffing
One
of
the
simplest
and
most
effective
defenses
ment
to
the
Criminal
Code
al-
they
find
favor
with
many
Can
Wolloce's
Department
Store
GLOVES
THAT
HIGHLIGHT
YOUR
EASTER
OUTFIT.
lowing
the
Federal
government
ad
ians
who
participate
in
lot-;
against
declarer's
attempted
end-play
is
the
ability
to
set
up
a
national
lottery.
The
;
tcries
sponsored
in
other
roun-
,
...
,
;
.
'
...
.
,
.
,
;
to
.-it
'culmly
in
your
seat
without
frowning,
stjuirm-j
in)-
or
showing
any
sign
of
distress.
It
was
a
good
I
fr
s
proceeds,
after
prizes
and
ad-!
tries.
ministration,
should
be
placed
Us
two
reruns
for
propositi;
in
government
coffers
instead
1
a
(tovrnnient
-sponsored
nation
of
being
used
lor
a
specific
pur-
al
lottery:
thing
for
the
defence
on
this
hand
that
Mr.
Dale
held
j
p'
thrcIirir,f
addod-
,
AXnlJST?
th,
thMhe
West
seat.
The
play
called
for
an
old-timer
who
The
TLC
also
recommended
widely
expressed
desire
of
Cam-
...
.
that
labor
organizations
andidians
to
participate
in
lotteries
had
been
under
fire
many
times
before.
New
Gloves
For
Spring
The
right
color,
the
right
style.
Your
Spring
Accessories
at
Today
and
Saturday
Evenings
7
.
Mati
nee
Sat,
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
service
clubs
be
permuted
ioimiouiu
m-
recognizee,
ana
steps
Mr.
Dale
opened
the
jack
of
hold
raffles
and
draws
up
to
I
taken
which
will
make
it
poss-
dlnmonds
against
the
no
trump
any
amount
which
in
the
opin-j
lble
for
our
people
t
participate
He
secretly
regretted
the
Ion
of
provincial
attorneys-
in
lotteries
legally,
i.d
secondly,
f;)ri
that
apporently
he
alon-general
are
reasonable.
The
we
believe
that
this
form
pf
had
the
Job
of
guarding
as
many
criminal
law
limits
to
$50
the
1
raising
revenues
is
so'uhd'
and
fts
three
suits.
But
you
could
not
value
of
raffle
prizes.
proper,
If
administered
effic-
rrad
this
in
his
expression.
The
two
ieconimenda
tions
i
iciuly
ami
bjectiviy
'
were
made
in
a
1.500-word
brief
',
The
TLC
said
Ijttery
p.
lzcs
(
HAMPION
PLANS
,
prepared
for
presentation
to
the
'
should
be
numerous
and
sm.ill!
Mr-
Champion
won
the
first
Commons-Senate
committee
on
instead
of
few
and
la.t.e.
Alt
trick
with
(he
ace
of
diamond;,
capital
and
corporal
punishment
prizes
would
be
subject
to
in-
liP
S9W
our
chances
for
hiscon-and
lotteries.
'
!
come
tax.
'
tract.
If
the
Jack
of
spades
fell
JUL
Ulan
nun
int.
Mmt
inm
fiuouuf
UNtw!
f
South
dfaler.
Both
Btdos
vuliirrablf.
North
Mr.
KpviiI
B
10
7
S
H
8
6
3
I-
K
Q
7
4
'
,
C
A
4
t
rt
1
list
(Mr.
Kttlr)
(Mr.
AIm-I)
S
J
It)
ft
-8
2
H
K
8
4
3
HJ
10
0
I
J
10
II
t
D---6
3
C
0
n
10
11111
Hulltll
(Mr.
Cliilinpluli)
8
A
K
y
H
A
Q
7
D
A
5
a
C-K
QJI
Tlio
bldillnK:
South
West
;
North
Eat-
In
three
leads,
dummy's
10
w.
cuaai
mui
-
imt
win
m
mm
I
Lotteries
open
to
subscription
i
wr
mwuiom
DON'T
W
ANT
RACKETS
would
furnish
the
12tr
trick.
i
as
often
as
possible
would
sat-
'
Dealine
with
its
nroDOsal
for
i.
"...
...
-
The
diamonds
mieht
break
!
t
l-.xtra
Cartoon
mm
m
i.
Harry
James
&
Orchestra"'
I
U
T
P
II
;...,.
for
'...
raffles,
..,
the
,My
puoncs
oesirc
ior
some
i
.
ur
,.
I
Puss
'
8
NT
All
Fuh
type
of
gaming
and
curtail
the
"
sull:11"
"lrtil'
",ramuM,i
'
............
"
"I
higher
prizes
brief
said:
'Cirrus
on
Ice"
r.i.mn
n
ri.tVKKS
t-ftivitioc
f
inHivirinnio
rin
the
trick
Or
Mr.
Chamnhm's
THUnf
chSeT
I."
"awhwod
i
i
favorite,
the
end-piay.
m.gh,
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
allow
rackets
to
develop
.
.
.
our
i
affiliated
membership,
however,
'
desires
the
change
we
are
roc-
,
ommendlng
in
order
that
re-
Motion
of
Non-Confidence
In
Government
Out
of
Order
Can
you
make
that
turn?
Stop
on
time?
.
.
.
Will
that
engine
quit?
Will
those
tires
hold?
.
.
.
Don't
gamble
on
a
guess!
Drive
in
Today
for
a
safety
check-up!
INQUEST
(Continued
from
page
1
VICTORIA
(CP)
A
motion
of
non-confidence
In
the
govern-
fJANE
OVEll
succeed.
Beginning
at
trick
two
the
i
three
top
spades
were
cashed.
'
On
the
third
spade,
Mr.
Abel
discarded
the
deuce
of
clubs.
One
chance
gone.
Four
club
tricks
were
nuw
cashed.
On
the
1
last
two,
the
trey
and
five
of
hearts
were
played
from
the
board.
Mr.
Dale
had
to
make
three
discards.
Without
hesitation
he
dropped
the
deuce,
four
and
six
of
hearts
In
that
ordor.
'Mr.
Champion
next
led
a
diamond
and
cashed
the
king
an1
queen.
Mr.
Abel
showed
out
on
the
queen
of
diamonds,
dropping
the
it)
of
clubs.
Another
chance
gone.
BLUFFER
WINS
GAME
At
this
point
everybody
was
down
to
three
cards.
Mr.
Champion
knew
Mr.
Dale
held
the
thc
government's
plan
to
substitute
hospital
insurance
premiums
with
an
Increase
In
sales
tax.
He
wa.s
also
"
reliably"
Informed
that
the
move
was
to
satisfy
r.nd
believed
to
oe
the
last
pet
-
i
ment
was
ruled
out
of
order
by
son
to
see
the
two
men
alive,
i
Speaker
Thomas
Irwin
Thurs-could
not
definitely
state
wheth-
:
day.
er
the
dinghy
and
anchor
were
Liberal
Leader
Arthur
Laing
MRDM';
when
It
left
moved
the
vote
after
an
hour-
Social
Creditcrs
who
demanded
aboard
the
RAP
hospital
insurance.
e
AIID
A
?
r
GIRL1
here.
TO
INSPF.CT
CAMPS
Clausen
and
Grove
were
going
to
one
of
the
veteran
fish-
long
budget
debate
speech
which
covered
most
of
the
points
in
the
budget
speech.
The
motion
said
it
was
re-
rrret.teri
that,
t.hp
htiriupr.
InHipnt.
Mr.
Price
asked
that
cafe
operators
be
told
to
Issue
individual
checks
Instead
of
issuing
one
for
a
group
of
customers.
In
the
latter
cae
many
customers
were
not
getting
the
exemption
of
meals
up
to
$1.
buyer's
camps
to
inspect
some
Ld
no
a,tcmpt
at
economy;
that
GENE
NELSON
floats
and
were
only
about
five
JACK
I
UONAIB
Every
car
we
check
or
repair
receives
the
personal
attention
of
0
skilled
technician.
Our
mechanic's
"O.K."
is
your
best
bet
for
safe,
trouble-free
motoring!
it
failed
to
provide
relief
for
municipalities;
that
the
"sever
Mr.
Chant
said
It
was
"utter-
good
diamond
and
the
good
spade
and
one
heart.
6o
the
end-
'
Show
Times
.'
Evenings
.
7-9
p.m
CAPITO
miles
from
their
destination.
Elmer
Clausen.
34-year-oid
son
of
Mr.
Clausen,
told
the
Jury
he
last
saw
his
father
about
ly
ioou.M.
w
u,
play
was
"
out.
If
Mr.
Dale
were
panles
were
going
broke
because
v"'
.
...
:
,
,,,
dia
Sot.
Mat.
...
2
-
4:15.1
famous
players
thm
thrown
in
with
a
spade
or
a
11:30
a.m.
on
March
10
on
his
of
the
10
per
cent
tax
on
profit,.
oinnA
mond,
he
would
be
able
to
cash
ity"
of
the
proposed
sales
tax
would
effect
business
and
employment,
and
that
"ministerial
pronouncements"
in
the
budge
debate
had
attacked
leaders
of
organized
labor.
Public
Works
Minister
P.
A.
Gaglardi
will
likely
answer
Mr.
return
from
a
vacation
in
Cali
fornia.
"No
one
went
broke
because
he
,
sf
"
8.
"
It
came
down
to
the
heart
.
had
a
profit
to
tax."
In
answer
to
questions
from
Jurymen,
he
said
he
considered
the
RAP
was
in
"fairly
good"
dance
Laing's
speech
today
when
he
SUPER
SERVICE
'AT
T1IK
(OllM-K
OF
SKtOND
AM)
SFXOM)
WHERE
THE
SERVICE
IS
SIXOXD
TO
NONE"
I
I.MORE
PHILPOTT
'Continued
from
page
2)
mecnanicai
condition
and
be-
,
concludes
the
budget
debate.
E
,
finesse,
then.
There
was
no
rea-
j
son
to
think
Mr.
Dale
had
the
king
of
hearts
as
he
had
shown
j
no
sign
of
being
In
trouble
on
(
the
run
of
the
clubs.
After
some
thought
Mr.
Champion
'
led
a
heart
and
finessed
the
queen.
Mr.
Dale
won
the
last
three
,
tricks.
'
,
lieved
the
dinghy
would
oe
I
E.
Winch
ICCF-Burnaby)
will
aboard
when
his
fuher
left
!
conclude
the
debate
for
the
ou-
here.
j
position.
The
house
then
will
He
was
critical
the
lapse
';e-
'
turn
to
detailed
stuc'y
of
tnede-tween
the
time
the
first
report
partmcntal
estimates
for
1951-was
received
by
police
and
the
55.
long
since
accepted
certain
welfare
state
features,
against
Vhich
our
own
Conservatives
field
up
their
hand
in
holy
horror.
I
myself,
heaid
the
great
r
v.
,
V'
.'
V
'
HA.
r.-j-
.
.
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-'Va:'
ti
A.
,
.
it-
'
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r
"
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-
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ii
k
1.
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-t.",.
.'
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Vs?-'Jvi
to
the'
modern
JAKE'S
RHYTHM
KING
Legion
Auditorium
-
Friday,
March
19
Admission
$1.00
time
of
arrival
of
the
police
boat
i
Other
speakers
in
the
debate'
Nlmslrk
Churchill
tell
his
own
nomlna-
nit-
win!',
nr
.-aiiM-u
luiiuri
ycsicroay
were
irfo
that
another
boat,
the
Union
iCCF-Cranbrookl:
Mrs.
Lvdia
I
tlon
meeting,
in
the
last
election
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRISI
New
address:
303
Srd
Ave.
Vv
Phone
Orw.n
SMiO
Steamships'
'.tssiar
"also
hives-
Arsens
(SC-Victoria);
B
e
r
t
something
like
this:
'isr.ited
the
HAP
about
1
p.m.,
Price
(SC
-Vancouver-
Centre
t
.
"The
Welfare
State
was
not
March
11
.
.
.
but
did
not
go
to
and
W.
N.
Chant
iSC-VictoriaU
the
invention
of
the
Socialists.,
the
wreck
...
yet
the
body
wi3
WORSE
OFF
I
All
the
planning
for
the
Welfare
found
24
hours
later."
!
Mr.
Laing
said
he
figures
60
'
State
was
done
under
my
wai-
"I
feel
sure
tint
if
a
boat
had
per
cent
of
British
Columbians
j
time
Prime
Ministry."
left
h?re
nt
11:20
Thursday
,
will
be
worse
off
under
lncreas-1
You
don't
hear
many
Repub-morn
hg,
lions',
life
could
have
ed
sales
tax
than
they
were
un-llcans
talking
that
way
In
Was-!
been
saved.
,
der
hospital
insurance'
prcm-
i
hlngton.
D,eputy
Coroner
George
Dawes,
;
lunis.
speaking
to
the
Jury
said:
"fori
He
asked
Agriculture
Minister
some
time
a
const
guard
service
,
Kenneth
Kiernan
to
hear
dele-has
been
advocated
and
If
we
j
gations
wishing
to
discuss
the
had
had
a
coast
guard
vessel
Eovprnment's
abolislon
of
milk
NOTICE
OF
MEETING
PRINCE
RUPERT
FILM
CLUB
ORDER
OF
BUSINESS
"Caesar
and
Cleopatra"
FILM
CLUB
MEMBERS
ONLY
SUNDAY.
MARCH
21
i
9:00
P.M.
controls
above
the
producer
Mobile
Gotlery
OSLO
CP)
Norway's
state-supported
travelling
art
gallery
has
sent
Its
second
exhibition
on
tour
In
the
provinces.
The
first
exhibit
attracted
thousands
of
visitors
and
the
second
is
taking
a
selection
of
28
paintings,
13
etchings
and
10
For
All
Electrical
Requirements
1
"
:
-
of
some
kind,
no
doubt
a
liTc
rould
have
been
saved
In
this
case."
Summing
up,
he
said
the
jurors
must
weigh
all
the
facts
a
n
d
reviewed
briefly
events
from,
the
timet
the
first
report
was
received
up
to
the
finding
of
the
body.
Members
of
the
jury
were:
Don
Harrison,
foreman,
Eric
Grant,
James
McLean,
Ian
Dobbie,
John
McKenzie
and
R.
G.
Farmer.
level.
Mr.
Irwin
backed
up
the
point
of
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
that
the
motion
of
non-confidence
was
out
of
order
be-ause
it
did
not
have
the
requisite
two
days
notice.
Mr.
Laing
said
newly
married
couples
would
suffer
under
th:
sales
tax
Increase.
He
said
Fraser
Valley
farmer
were
running
at
a
loss
of
$1,-000.000
a
year.
The
wholesale
buyer,
.
not
the
consumer,
was
getting
the
benefit
to
the
price
decontrol
order.
Mrs.
Arsens
said
naturopaths
'.
"Y"..22r
J-i-4
V'VxvHh
j
can
do
more
to
alleviate
overcrowding
in
hospitals
than
anything
else.
She
said
while
doe-tors
fill
patients
full
of
pills
and
'
furgeons
"cut
out
your
parts,"
1
naturopaths
and
dieticians
can
i
prevent
ailments.
!
Mr.
Nimslck
said'
he
was
"rc-j
Uably"
Informed
that
B.C.
Hos-i
pital
Insurance
Commissioner
Lloyd
Detwlller
did
not
know
of
I
his
adver-mcmr
nt
is
not
puhlisht-ri
or
dup!atil
by
the
Liquor
f.ontrul
Hoard
or
by
the
Oovcrnment
of
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a
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flot
sleeping
surface
which
allows
two
people
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The
Weekend
Specials
and
also
a
large
bedding
box
for
storage
if
Durable
double
spring
construction
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Lounge
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Choir
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in
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GROCERY
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FURNITURE
LTD
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Ploce
to
Buv
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Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
308
Third
Avenue
West
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