Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
July
31,
1953
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SCREEN
FLASHES
American
Trade
Curbs
Remain
Despite
Many
Canadian
Protests
TODAY
and
SATURDAY.
Motinet
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OTTAWA
"
In
a
scrappy
i
renewed
vijior
when
representa-:
Unless
there
are
some
sharp
mood.
Canada
has
shipped
one
j
tives
of
the
two
countries
and
33
reverses
in
American
trade
pol-trnrjo
protest
note
after
another
.
others
meet
in
Geneva
Sept.
17
Icy,
Canada
likely
will
join
with
to
the
United
States,
but
the
to
discuss
the
future
of
the
world
a
large
group
of
the
other
mcm-jir-kcrir.g
is
far
from
ended.
j
tariff
pact,
the
General
Agree-
ber
countries
of
G.A.A.T.
to
ac-It
likely
will
be
taken
up
with
ment
on
Tariffs
and
Trade.
jcuse
the
U.S.
of
breaking
the
spirit
of
the
pact,
built
to
smash
By
BOB
THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
(AP)
"These
ore
my
children,
but'
thry
rule
me.
I've
had
to
make
over
the
whole
house
Just
to
please
them."
Edward
CI.
Robinson
gestured
around
his
spacious
Beverly
Hills
home.
The
walls
were
covered
with
paintings
by
Also
TOTEM
trade
barriers
and
boost
the
flow
of
goods
among
member
In
Search
,f
,
Mc
lram
"Orphan
ttf
Showi
7
.
9
p.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
4
MMOI
S
l'l.4Vt:RS
Tlir.ATR
m
'
the
great
names
of
modern
art.
These
were
his
children.
Folks
sometimes
find
it
hard
to
picture
Robinson
as
an
art
fancier,
since
he
has
specialized
in
playing
mugs
in
the
movies
for
20
years.
His
latest
adventure
into
film
crime
Is
i,o
play
a
murderer
In
The
a
laws
Web.
Despite
his
career
tendencies,
he
is
one
of
Ihe
fnremixit.
private
collrrtors
of
art
in
the
world.
The
walls
of
every
room
In
his
house
are
adorned
with
rare
and
beautiful
paintings.
"Do
you
even
htve
them
In
the
bathroom?"
I
asked.
countries.
!
But
a
big
part
of
the
meeting
I
likely
will
be
taken
up
with
a
general
discussion
of
the
future
of
the
agreement
and
whether
it
can
function
if
countries
continue
to
break
trade
promises.
j
What
has
nettled
Canada
and
other
exporting
countries
particularly
are
the
steps
taken
by
the
U.S.
to
restrict
imports
of
dairy
products.
Now
there
are
,
proposals
to
place
curbs
against
Imports
of
Canadian
oats
and
I
ground
fish
filleta.
Whe
new
U.S.
dairy
curbs
went
:
into
effect
July
1,
the
Canadian
government,
in
a
note
of
protest,
made
clear
it
did
not
consider
I
the
new
restrictions
any
more
in
On
land
or
sea
r
in
lve
...
he
lock
lut
he
nJJ'
from
a
world
at
war.
PRINCE
of
PIRATES
In
Color
by
Technicolur
STARRING
JOI
IN
DEREK
-
BARBARA
RUSH
Also
TODAY
and
SATURD
furl
mill
.
NrWX
'n,,"
Semi-Annua!
Floor
Stock
Sale
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
"World
At
Your
Frrf
A
ffr
IT
Nil
"Hollywood
Fun
Festival"
WDI
yl
Shows
7
-
9:00
a
famous
pi.vi;rsthuti
Soturdoyt
Matinees
2
4:30
"Come
and
see."
Sure
enough.
I
there
were
three
sketches
and
an
oil.
I
The
actor
conducted
a
tour
of
,'
his
home,
pausing
to
marvel
a'
i
conformity
with
international
trade
pacts
than
the
previous
)
dairy
curbs
which
naa
exisiea
in
the
U.S.
.for
the
last
two
no
On
July
20
Canada
years..
lodged
a,
r.,t
gov-J
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3
new
note
with
the
American
ican
prnmpnt
wn
rninff
of
possible
serious
impncauons
me
u.o.
SAVE
UP
TO
45
ON
Helena
Rubinstein's
Beauty
Pairs
BUY
ONE...
GET
BOTH!
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
lUVIINU
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
MclMde
Street
imposes
curbs
against
Canadian
oats
and
ground
fish
fillets.
Canada
could
retaliate
against
'
the
U.S.
by
imposing
barriers
,
against
American
eoods,
but
has
.
decided
against
this
course.
It
might
just
lead
to
more
American
restrictions
and
more
international
trade
channel
blocks,
officials
said.
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But
they're
not
ready
to
throw
in
the
sponge,
and
some
hefty
verbal
punching
can
be
expected
was
chosen
Miss
Toronto
at
the
annual
iBETTX'
GIBSON,
20.
a
Renoir
nude
("Isn't
It
alive?")
i
or
to
pat
the
head
of
a
Irgs
.
ballerina
cast
In
metal
("She's
I
quite
a
girl!".
j
Robinson
exhibited
a
famous
portrait
by
Van
Oogh.
a
gorgeous
scene
of
Taliitlan
horse
riders
on
a
pink
beich
by
Gauguin
and
some
posters
by
Toulouse-Lautrec.
He
then
led
the
way
to
th-'
gallery,
which
adjoins
his
house.
Inside
was
a
feast
of
art.
During
the
tour,
the
actor
explained
how
he
had
started
with
his
art
collection:
"I
had
always
loved
art
as
a
kid.
I
would
haunt
the
museums
and
galleries
and
read
everything
I
could
find
on
ert.
Of
course,
I
never
dreamed
that
I
would
be
able
to
buy
some
great
paintings
some
day
"But
along
came
the
movies
md
made
It
all
possible.
I
started
with
three
paintings,
a
Monet,
Degas
and
Plssaro.
They
were
magnificent
things,
and
it
was
well
I
started
out
with
good
art.
Then
the
dealers
realize
that
you
don't
want
anything
second-rate."
As
time
went
on.
Robinson
kept
plunking
out
his
film
sal-'ry
for
rare
paintings,
picking
them
up
from
dealers
In
New
York
and
Europe.
His
specialty
I
Is
French
impressionism.
Aside
limited
time
only
2
FOR
DRY
SKIN...
Buy
"Pasteuriwd"
Face
Cream
Special
.
.
.
and
take
Skin
Lotion
Special.
Combination
value
2.30
BOTH
FOR
1.75
in
Geneva.
-.police
games
field
day.
Betty
is
five
feet,
five
Inches'
tall,
has
a.
"36-inch
bust,
25-lnch
waist
and
36-inch
hips..
She
said
she'll
use
the
$1,000
prize
as
a
down
payment
on
a
house
next
year
when
she
plans
to
marry.
Saskatchewan
be
sure
to
get
2
FOR
BLACKHEADS.
..Buy
Beauty
Wash,
ing
(.rains
.
.'.
fend
take
Medicated
Cream.
Combination
itiie
2.M
BOTH
FOR
1.75
I
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I
2
FOR
AGING
SKIN...
Buy
"Pasteurized"
Night
Cream
.
.
.
and
take
"Herbal"
Extrait.
Combination
value
3.13
BOTH
FOR
2.00
9
BLACKWOOD
on
By
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
'
CID
Chief
Retiring
Soon
OTTAWA
(CP)
BCMP
Supt.
W.
H.
Williams,
who
plwyed
a
prominent
part
in
the
1918
Rus-sion
spy
investigation,
will
go
on
leave
Aug.
1
pending
his
retirement
from
the
post
of
chief
of
criminal
investigation
for
F
7mw
it
2
FOR
COARSE
PORES...
Buy
Deep
Cleanser
.
.
.
and
take
"Herbal"
Skin
Lotion.
Qimhmutiim
value
2.75
BOTH
FOR
2.00
Counting
Often
Saves
Contracts
l'rom
Defeat
from
pleasing
his
aesthetic
;
sense,
the
venture
has
proved
a
!
Sood
Investment.
"It
Is
true,"
he
admitted,
"the
paintings
have
greatly
appreciated
In
value
since
I
bought
2
FOR
"LIFELESS"
HAIR...Buy
Silk-Sheen
Cream
Shampoo
.
.
.
and
take
Wave
Sheen
Cream.
Combination
value
2.50
BOTH
FOR
1.50
division,
Saskatchewan,
it
was
j
announced
today,
j
A
native
of
England,
Supt.
!
Williams,
54,
Joined
the
RCMP
'in
VJ9
after
serving
in
France
iwith
the
Canadian
expeditionary
force
in
the
First
World
.?
V
"Many
contracts
are
made
which
could
have
been
defeated
if
the
defenders
'had
taken
the
trouble
to
courU
tlie.
hand.
And
counting,
in
most
cases,
is-such
a
simple
process
as
in
today's
deal.
them.
If
is
now
very
difficult
to
pick
up
really
great
paint
ings.
The
museums
have
bought
them
up.
There
are
few
big
,
2
FOR
DAINTINESS...
Buy
Heaven-Sent
Eau
de
Toilette
...
and
take
Heaven-Sent
Deodorant
Cream.
Combination
value
2.
M)
BOTH
FOR
1.65
'.Against
the
four
spade
con-p
tract
Mr.
Muzzy
led
the
10
of
diamonds,
and
Mr.
Masters
won!
with
his.
lone
acel
He
led
a
private
collections
any
more-
;
AUCTION
SALE
of
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
AND
FURNITURE
Saturday,
August
1st,
at
2:15
pi
In
the
Auction
Rooms,
Corner
Mi
Hriilc
and
Fourth
U
Instructed
by
the
owner
who
Is
'leaving
the
city.
!
1
sell
by
auction
the
following:-
.
-
they've
run
out
of
suckers
lik3
War.
He
was
In
charge
of
criminal
investigation
at
Ottawa
when
the
Russian
code
clerk,
Igor
Oouzenko,
went
to
the
justice
department
with
the
Russian
embassy
papers
which
showed
the
existence
of
a
Communist
me.
!
j&nuru
.
fipaue
lu
uuiiinijrs
Kiirg
,
With
$1,000,000
or
more
of
art
stkI-returned'
a,
.spade.
When
Mr:
ThamDion
'showed
out.
dis-
'
work
around
the
house,
doesn't
LCardirtg
a
sinall'
.diamond,
he
j
'
spy
ring
in
Canada.
Oouzenko
jrenP
op
:wlth
:
the
ace
and
!
was
4indcr
etipfc.
-wtmams-cre
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Nwth
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The
bidding:
2
FOR
BODY
FRESHNESS...
Buy
Perfume
Spray
Deodorant
.
.
.
and
take
White
Magnolia
Cologne
Stick.
Combination
value
2.75
BOTH
FOR
1.65
2
FOR
EYE
BEAUTY...
Buy
Waterproof
Mascara
.
.
.
and
take
Eyedolizer.
Combination
value
2.75
BOTH
FOR
1.50
for
six
months
after
he
went
to
he
worry?
"My
only
worry
Is
fire.
1
1
don't.
-worry-about-
stcalinttIta
;
virtually
Impossible
to
steal
;
paintings
and
sell
them.
Believe
i
me.
I've
thought
about
It
and
-given
up
the
idea."
the
justice
department.
1
Chesterfield
Another
of
Sunt.
Williams
as
signments
was
that
of
security
officer
at
the
Chalk
River,
Ont
uk
Dining
B
'l
paiisctl
to
'
check
up
on
his
!
chances.
.
.
.
.
,"
Obviously,
he'
would
have
to
j
lose
a
spade
and
a
heart
and
:
therefore
could
not
afford
to
lose
two
clubs.
It
was
too
muc.li
j
to
hope
that
Mr.
Champion
had
the
ace
and
queen
of
club3,
so
he
'decided
to
end-play
Mr.
j
Muizy,
and
hope
for
a
break,
j
-
After'
casldng
the
ace
and
l
1
Hollywood
Bed
SiriiiE-filled
Mitt"
1
Astral
Krirriferat
lSmoker'
Stand
I
Trillght
Lamp
4Srt
Curtains
andl"
ptomic
research
centre.
He
was
moved
there
In
1942
to
set
tip
screening
arrangements
for
the
personnel
and
remained
there
until
the
end
of
the
Second
World
War.
1
M.M.
Movie
rrojrrtor
1
Reliance
Silver
Screen,
30
x
48
Inches.
1
Chesterfield
Suite
1
Complete
Bedroom
Suite
with
spring-rillrd
mat-
trtss.
1
hronir
Kitchen
Set
1
Itroadloom
Carpet
Orey,
!
x
10
"
1
Compact
Vacuum
Cleaner
1
All-Enamel
Kitchen
Range,
pood
Hnd
coal
1
Klti
hen
Cabinet
Sink
2
FOR
GLAMOROUS
MAKE-UP
...
Buy
Silk-Tune
Foundation
.
.
.
and
take
Silk-Screen
Face
Powder.
;,
i
Combination
value
2.50
BOTH
FOR
1.75
Soviets
Agree
To
Pay
Costs
Of
Occupation
VIENNA
(CP)
The
Soviets
on
Wednesday
made
their
greatest
Easv
Pass
&iuth
.
West
North'
1
a
Pas
3
U
4
3
All
paas
lSllent
(ilow
Oil
Hf'
king-pi
hearts,
he
led
a
third
onrul
of
trumps
and
Mr.
Muzzy
was
in.
Mr,
Muzzy
cashed
th-.
1
rhototraphy
that
suit.
Therefore
Mr.
Mas
Outfit.
Tots,
Pans,
Dlshw.
ete
lets
had
five
spades.
On
the
2
FOR
HPS
AND
NAILS
...
Buy
Stay-Long
Jeweled
Lipstick.
..and
take
harmonizing
Nail
Polish.
Combination
tabic
2.1U
BOTH
FOR
1.75
fimulalei
4
iueen
of
hearts.
Then
he
shook
his
hoad
RRdly
since
It
appeared
to
him
thnf
the-cause
of
thf
defense
was
now
.
hopeless.
Actually,
he
was
in-
no
trouble
Rail
Workers
Demand
Action
By
Government
heart
leads,
Mr.
Champion
hail
played
the
10,
then
the
Jack.
He
had
two
hearts
and
so
Mr.
Masters
had
four.
Mr.
Masters
had
LIST
V'OCIl
GOODS
FOR
THIS
SALE
rhones:
Red
127,
Klark
818
and
B.C.
Messenr'"
r.cnnr.c
i
hamcc
tla
Anrilnr
concession
yet
to
occupied
Austria.
They
agreed
to
pay
thelr
cwn
occupation
costs
a
step
the
United
States
took
six
years
ago.
The
change
Is
to
begin
Aug.
1.
Previously,
the
Austrian
government
paid
the
costs
of
Russia's
44,000
troops
in
Austria.
at-
all.
and
he
should
have
ruf
fed
a
second
lead
of
diamonds
shnwinir
nnp
rarri
in
known
it.
ULUKUL
J.
IIICMUUiuiij
NELSON
CP)
Doukllobnri
Trust
'
W"raiT
rau
r'ni'H
In
!
that
milt,
fllpnrlv
tlipn
hp
had
DEETH'S
PHARMACY
LIMITED
FOR
HEALTH
AND
BEAUTY
rincc
Rupert,
B.C.
WE
DELIVER
Phone
79
country
railway
workers
Wed
his
hand
at
this
point
which
he
three
clubs.
could
not
afford
to
lead.
But!
-
If
Mr.
Muzzy
had
returned
a
nesday
night
threatened
"dras-'
tic
measures"
unless
the
provin-rlal
government
takes
"immediate
action"
to
end
terrorism
'ie
has
a
facility
in
this
direc-
,
diamond
Instead
of
laying
down
Hon
and,
with
unfailing
ac-'
the
ace
of
clubs.
Mr.
Masters
blamed
on
Sons
of
Freedom
radicals.
Noting
that
the
new
case
of
RESTMORE'S
Continental
Uni
;ui'Bcyr.
he
selected
the
ace
of
I
could
have
ruffed
in
dummy
lubs.
After
that
card
was!
end
discarded
a
club
from
hU
tlayed.
'
there
was
no
way
to
hand.
BUT
that
would
not
have
beat
the
hand.
'
'
saved
him.
He
would
still
have
Mr.
Iu7,zy
should
have
Count-'
had
two
losing
clubs
in
his
d
the
hand
as
follows.
Mr.
j
hand
and
Mr.
Muzzy's
ace
and
Champion
had
shown
out,
of
queen
would
have
won
the
sct-spade's
on
the
second
lead
of
I
ting
tricks.
track
bombing
occurred
during
the
week-end,
less
than
five
minutes
after
a
train
had
passed
over
the
point
dynamited,
a
statement
Issued
by
the
rail-wavmcn's
running
trades
union
said:
"Railway
workers
must
in
th
ONLY
45
Min.
TO
ALASKA
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
by
interest
of
self
preservation
take
drastic
measures
necessary
to
ensure
the
protection
they
feel
they
are
entitled
to."
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