5
i,Y
Export
of
Canadian
Asbestos
Fibre
Hinges
on
'Goodwill'
of
Industry
OTTAWA
CP
Nerriy
70
per
Trade,
published
by
the
govern-
are
in
building,
moulded
auto-cent
of
the
world's
asbestos
nunt's
trade
department,
says
motive
parts,
papers
and
cloth,
libre
is
produced
m
Canada
;
it
is
a
credit
to
the
industry
and
;
The
United
States
buys
75
per
pnd
exports
in
the
next
few
;
important
for
future
dealings
cent
of
the
asbestos
froiji
Can-
PRINCE
GEORGE
PILOT
KILLED
IN
PLANE
CRASH
PRINCE
GEORGE
O
Pilot
Frank
Hutton
of
Prince
Georgt
was
killed
Tuesday
night
when
his
light
plane
crashed
ntar
here.
Two
passengers.
Clyde
Black"
and
Mary,
Lou
East,
were
slightly
injured.
Hutton,
26
years
old,
held
a
private
pilot's
licence.
SCREEN
k
FLASHES
A
page
from
the
Penrod
stories
of
Booth
Tarkington
conies
to
Technicolor
life
in
Warner
Bros.'
musical,
"By
the
Light
of
the
Silvery
Moon,"
which
opens
Thursday
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
Fopular
song
stars
Doris
Day
years
will
hinee
largely
on
the;
that
Canadian
mines
have
kept
'
ada's
seven
producing
compan
'
goodwill"
of
the
industry.
The
latest
issue
of
Foreign
6
Prince
Rupert
Da'ly
Nexs
Wednesday,
July
8,
1953
'SILVER
WHIP"
7:00-9:50
'HELLGATE"
8.13
TODAY
prices
at
"reasonable"
levels.
lies,
five'
of
which
are
subsidiar-Asbestos
fibres
have
been
ies
of
American
or
British
firms,
scarce
in
recent
years.
Foreign
Asbestos
enters
the
U.S.
duty-Trade
says
Canadian
mines
free
and
supplies
a
large
manu-could
have
obtained
three
or
j
facturing
group
which
in
1951
four
times
the
prices
charged,
'turned
out
some
$450.000
000
Exports
of
.
asbestos
fibre
in
!
worth
of
asbestos
products.
1?51
totalled
PJ2.000
tons
valued
As
asbestos
deposits
are
found
at
more
than
$80,000,000.
In
1939
I
elsewner,
in
tne
world
Cana.
production
was
374.000
tons.
But
,.
.
.,,
,.,
,
,
;
dlan
Producers
will
likely
face
Canada
ranks
as
a
consumer.
low
less
than
five
per
cent
of
.
Increased
competition.
A
Conine
asbestos
produced
is
used
.
tinuSns
market
would
seem
to
npr?
be
assured
in
the
U.S.
but
sales
and
Gordon
MacRae
play
the
leads
In
the
song-filled
adaptation
of
the
warm
and
homorous
stories
of
a
tvnical,
small-town
American
family.
Doris
Day,
the
girl
whose
career
literally
started
with
an
accident
when
she
learned
to
sing
while
recovering
from
a
severe
leg
Intury,
Is
cast
as
the
big
sister
whose
romantic
.
en
Racing
across
fifteen
hundred
miles
of
danger-filled
wilderness
.
..
their
courage
forged
an
Immortal
American
epic!
PONY
EXPRESS
IN
COLOR
BY
l.tUMLOLOB
STARRINO
CHARLTON
HEStON
-
RHONDA
FLEMING
'
JAN
STERLING
-
FORREST
TUCKER
Two
factors
have
boosted
lor-
"
rnmnetitinn
is
likelv
to
become
eiin
demand:
Industrial
uses
r'
...
keener
in
hurope.
Here
irans-
have
erown
and
new
uses
have
tanglement
with
the
boy
next
door.
Oordon
MacRae,
leads
to
some
humorous
episodes.
Songs
which
are
blended
into
the
screenplay
include
"If
You
developed,
such
as
the
evolu-'port
charges
would
be
signifi-ti"n
of
asbestos
friction
mate-'
cant.
rials.
Major
uses
for
asbestos
i
Canada's
exports
of
manufac-
i
tured
asbestos
goods
had
a
STARTS
THURSDAY
DORIS
DAY
AND
GORDON
MacRAE
cuddle
up
In
a
scene
from
their
newest
Technicolor
musical
comedy
from
Warner
Bros..
"By
the
Light
of
the
Silvery
Moon."
It
opens
Thursday
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
The
romantic
singing
stars
are
supported
by
Leon
Ames.
Billy
Gray
and
Rosemary
D?Camp.
IsfiiM
v
:
I
Were
the
Only
Girl
In
the
i
World."
"Ain't
We
Got
Fun."
"Your
Eyes
Have
Told
Me
so"
land
"By
the
Light
of
the
Silvery
Moon."
Uso
Cartoon
-
News
Shows
7
-
9:08
CAPITOL
A
I
AMOl
S
PLAYERS
TIIKATItt
value
of
$1,500,000
in
1951
and
included
brake-linings
and
Backings
Half
these
exports
went
to
the
U.S.
Other
markets
included
the
British
West
BLACKWOOD
on
F
SnhitH-i
to
Change)
'
OREER
GAR.SON
in
PRIDE
AM)
PRFJI
DRE"
L.N
OS
TODAY
7:
-
9:05
p.m.
rapto
rrM
1J40
K'ocycli
CFPR
Indies.
South
America.
Europe
'and
the
Middle
and
Far
East.
At
thesame
time.
Canada
im-'rorted
$3,400,000
worth
of
man-'ufaetured
asbestos
products,
all
from
the
U.S.
Manufacture
of
ipsbestos
products
in
Canada
is
'
largely
limited
to
Canadian
re-
rai0)'
rmr
Caoo,,
,
(krichje
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
-"-.V.".".-
"-
MAAW
WA"
TUESDAY
mi
ouirements.
,
v)
-DORIS
V
ri
)
9
and
GORDON
',"1
11V
V
M
4
45
Pec.
Int.
4
SS
Stork
(luntallnna
5
00
At
Home
With
the
Lennk
Ks
5:25
International
Commentary
S
30
VS
Todat
5:45
CBC
News:
Weather
Report
5:55
Have
ou
Heard?
.Mr.
Ik-insite's
Criticism
.
Isn't
Always
"Constructive
Aussies
Permit
Transfer
of
173
'
j
Ivl
KAbi
:
,-'J
Light
of
The
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
For
Doys
And
Youths
Yes
siree!
Riiht
here
in
little
old
Prime
Rupert.
Right
here
in
Wallace's.
A
complete
boys'
and
youths'
department
equal
t
o
any
city
store.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
i
As
soon
as
a
hand
is
played,
Mr.
Heinsite
whip,
Japanese
PoWs
a
can-berra
.Reuters.-
Aus-!
into
his
analysis,
usually
pointing
out
something
h
Silvery
Moon
!
traiia
announced
today
it
will
partner
should
have
done
to
get
a
better
result
on
!
permit
the
transfer
to
Japan
of
How
abuut
a
rumpus
room
in
altic
or
basement?
Sound
cood?
It
will
sound
even
better
when
you
learn
how
little
it
costs!
Greer
&
Bridden
in
Warner
Bros.
.
Technicolor
m,.
T'T
I
A
00
Cue
lor
Pun
6:30
Supper
Serenade
.
7
00
CBC
News
715
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
l-elcentrr
8que
to
Broadway
8
00
Election
Talk
Liberals
8:15
Canadlana
8
30
Canada
at
Work
8:45
Musical
Program
9
00
Champions
o(
fc'port
9
30
Edited
Version
of
Kj'b1
Vlalt
to
Scotland
10:00
CBC
New
10:10
CBC
Newa
10:30
Here
Comes
the
band
1
1
:00
Weather
Heport
1
1
02
Pish
Arrivals
1
1
04
Mu.MC
Till
Midnight
12.00
Ulgn-off
WEDN&blMT
A
at
7
K
B.
C.
Plhermen'a
Bdct.
7:15
Musical
Clock
7:30
CBC
Newa:
Weather
Heporl
1
173
Jipanese
ar
criminals
held
ine
UCai.
,on
Manus
Island
north
of
Aus-j
often
these
criticisms
go
un-I
I
tralia.
1
challenged
especially
when
the?
!
The
announcement
said
the
partner
is
Mr.
Meek
or
Mr.
Abel,
j
;
transfer
wi'.l
nat
take
place
until
Mr.
Meek
hates
an
argument;
;the
Japanese
government
guar-an(i
is
eager
to
get
on
to
the
i
;antees
that
the
remainder
of
next
hand.
Mr.
Abel
doesn't!
the
sentences
will
be
served
in!
think
as
fast
of
Mr.
Heinsite
j
conformity
with
the
Japanese'
Enfj
often
fails
to
see
the
flaw.
Thone
0f
M5
1st
Ave.
W.
Sjuth
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
(Mn.
Keen)
8
9
4
H--10
B
3
r-A
8
5
4
C-
K
9
6
2
W
r-t
I..t
(Mr.
AIh-I)
(Mr.
Ileinolte)
S
-K
Q
10
8
5
1
8
A
3
H
7
3
H-J
5
4
D
Q
10
0
D-J
9
7
2
TOTEM
A
Famous
l:yeni
TheatH
STARTS
THURSDAY
Evenings
...
7:
-
9:05
p.m.
Matinee
Saturday
2:
p.m.
peace
treaty.
DANC
HMCS
Chatham
in
the
latter's
remarks.
I
With
Mr
Champion,
it's
dif-
j
ferent.
He
loves
an
argument.
:
And
he
thinks
even
faster
than
'
Mr.
Heinsite.
It
is
foolhardy
in-;
deed
to
criticize
Mr.
Champion's
!
bidding
or
play.
In
today's
hand
Mr.
Abel
led
I
Drill
Hall
10
p.m
C
J
1
C
4
10
Smith
(Mr.
lmnitttii)
S-J
7
8
H
A
K
Q
8
0
D
K
3
C
A
4
3
to
2
p.m.
I
nuKiUA
T
July
9th
ATTENTION
ALL
ELKS
MEETING
Thursday,
8
p.m.
Important
Tlie
bidding:
the
king
of
spades.
Mr.
Heinsite
'south
West
N'irtri
1
8
Pksh
SALT
LAKE
FERRY
Daily
excepting
Monday
Weather
permitting
2
p.m
.
-
3
p.m.
-
5
p.m.
-
7
p.m.
-
8
p.m.
CHUn
AVCa
Continuous
service
from
jUilUAT
J.
10:30
a.m.
to
10
p.m.
Phone
Green
391
or
Red
968
overtook
with
the
ace
and
re-
j
1
h
FOR
VISITING
H.M.C.
SHIPS
Everyone
Welcome
Admission
$1.00
Person
Hostesses
Required
Phone
526
East
Pass
Pn-sa
All
pass
7:35
Mui,lcal
Clock
H
UU
CBC
Newa
8:10
Here's
Bill
Cloud
8:15
Morning
Hong
8-30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
00
BBC
Newa
and
Commentary
8:15
Musical
Varieties
t
M)
Time
blsnal
10
:UO
Morning
Visit
10:15
"Hi!"
10:46
Musical
Profzram
11
00
A
Man
and
His
Musle
1
1
:30
Wetner
Beport
11:31
Measa?
CeruKl
(
11:3:1
Rec.
Int.
11
:4o
Scandinavian
M.iodiea
Pass
Pass
2
H
4
H
Dbl.
3
H
!tO)...shopattiiesign
,
turned
the
trey.
Mr.
Champion
played
the
seven
and
Mr.
Abel
i
won
with
the
10
He
led
back
the
queen,
dummy
ruffed
with
the
nine
of
hearts
and
Mr.
Heinsite
overruffed
with
the
I.
jack.
Mr.
Heinsite
shifted
to
'
the
rleure
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Cham-
pion
had
to
find
a
way
to
prevent
the
loss
of
a
club
trick.
He
won
the
fourth
trick
with
the
king
of
diamonds.
He
cash-I
rd
the
ace
and
king
of
trumps,
j
Next
he
led
to
the
ace
of
dla-j
mends',
returned
a
tllamond
and
hold
for
your
last
five
cards?"
"Three
diamonds
and
two
clubs."
answered
Mr.
Heinsite.
uncertainly.
"All
right.'
Then
I
play
kin?
and
ace
of
diamonds
and
trump
a
diamond.
Dummy's
eight
of
diamonds
would
then
be
good
and
I
could
get
to
it
with
the
king
of
clubs.
"I
don't
mind
your
analyses
but
try
to
be
ri:;ht
once
in
a
while."
o
o
o
of
Coke
and
Food
ruffed
it.
Now
he
led
the
rest
Hot-weather
meala
rx;rk
riglit
up
with
ice-cold
Coke.
Your
family
and
friends
welcome
this
famous
combination.
j
of
his
hearts.
j
"
,
j
On
the
last
honrt,
Mr.
Hein-
New
York's
American
Museum
j
,'te
was
squeezed.
Dummy's
last
of
-Natural
History
has
a
great
three
cards
were
the
eiht
of
hall
containing
750,000
spccl-jr'limonri.s
nl
the
kin"-nine
of
mens
of
the
world's
birds.
'l.ihs
Mr.
Heinsite
had
to
phv
"Qo
I
-
jthe
inth
trirk
hnlrfins
trj
Jack
Ml
diamonds
and
three
clubs
to
h"
mieen.
Obviouslv
he
had
to
i
'
li")"!
his
'iianif,nrl.
ro
hp
let
go
riub.
Mr.
Crnmpion
ten
lrr!
I
Hie
kin-r
of
clubs,
baek
to
his
"-'-.
piH
the
four
of
clubs
won,
i
the
laiit
trick.
j-
"Tf
vnii'd
rtir
neH
tile
de'r-
'
j
nf
sn"c3
nt
trtek
three.
Abel."
!
fid
Mr.
Heinsite.
"(hit
ni;M
!
I
fy"c
lo''
me
to
rctu-n
a
elnb
ootum
CATMOt
STUWtlU.
now
featuring
j
j
j
I
J
I
I
j
I
A
Takt
erougfi
home
;
end
a
club
return
would
h
ive
!
WHKKB
CRAKTSMAN8HIP
COUNTS.
COUNT
ON
US!
Cibb
Prinling
Co.
i
l-p-H
th"
Keiice."
I
Mr.
Abel
wa.'
silent
but,
Mr.
Champion
was
not.
!
'
I'.'
n't
be
illv.
Hr-insile."
h--
fir).
-Tf
vrm
led
a
rlnb
at
tri'k
feur
I
win
with
the
aee
and
rath
four
hearts,
leaving
in
j
f'limrav
four
diamonds
and
the
'king
of
clubs.
What
would
you
COMPANY
I.
Why
be
a
washday
slave?
Axl
$7.95
VX-yA
SUES
4-11
Let
an
ELECTRIC
WASHER
do
the
job
An
Electric
Wathr
saves
your
coftts,
saves
your
fm
It
will
handle
all
items
in
your
wash
from
the
frilllest
fabric
to
those
dirt-stained
overalls.
It
will
clean
them
quickly,
.
thoroughly
and
so
very
gently,
getting
rid
of
stubborn
dirt
without
a
bit
of
tiresome
rub-a-dubbing.
Pop
the
clothes
In,
flick
a
switch
and
your
electric
washer
doee
the
work.
It'i
magic
!
Time-saving,
clothes-saving,
youth-saving
magic
that
takes
all
the
backache
out
of
washday.
Your
electrical
appliance
dealer
is
eager
to
show
you
the
latest
models.
See
them
today.
l
i
J
SYLPH
Yourt
will
be
two
(
0mivji4
fcy
'
HMMhttrincJ
Kappy
feet
in
Revalation.
You'l
FEB.
Unlading
ftJmlUMn
Plia
dctmil
3c
ptr
butt
iiUlai:l3ilii
liliiiiilMir
.,
,
.
,,
,
Aulhoriied
bottler
of
Coca-Cola
under
contract
with
Coca-Cola
lld
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
I
the
reiHul
LIFT
ot
the
erch-cusnion
wrm
very
fep.
In
the
lottest
eTV
on
cushioned
platform
at
flexible
as
your
very
own
foot.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Phone
132
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
i
"Coke"
Is
a
registered
trade-mark.