Ike's
Efforts
to
Break
Prince
Rnpcit
Daily
News
(Saturday.
February
21,
H'a
:
U.S.
Lifts
,
KORTHEKH
CHT.
I
TO
SCOTIA
;
SCREEN
FLASHES
7
Korea
Stalemate
'A
Sha
EaiiiBaaaaiai
rrsasaaarff
IB
If
P
A!
:
Price
Controls
liFrom
Lumber
Repre-i
De
ru
WASHINGTON
lAPl-sentatlve
Melvln
Price
tin'
new
Holly
n
.
-
a.
D.ivid
Wayne
wiHid
favorite.
has
become
a
in)
nid
today
proposal
thus
fur
.,..
,
----
-
......
...
.
t
it-
.c
v
.L
.
.
i
filmland
rarity
an
actor
who
advanced
by
President
Klsen-
,6
ISC0RE114
.
Vt
T7
TV
f
i
actually
lives
in
Hollywood.
!
huwer
to
break
the
Korean
ulale-
WASHINGTON
CAP'
The
-I
United
States
government
Friday
lilted
price
controls
from
ing
use
of
th.
Us
7,,,
keep
National
ij
mufca.
Price
.aid
Eiw,,,,,,,
.
have
learned"
that
been
eniuarkert
(,"
.
""
two
years
n,w"
on
program
ol
trainings,
';''
cans.
Price
said
tiling
N..
-for
trooi
mnit
been
ro:itu-t--r
C
milk,
butter,
ice
cream
and
other
dairy
products.
Drugs,
Arrordtnit
to
statistics,
the
mate
nave
been
"a
sham"
and
great
majority
of
stars
make
"little
more
than
campaign
poll-their
residence
either
in
Beverly
tics,"
Hills.
Br-ntwood
or
Bel-Air.
but
llH
,i
;mi'sed
us
'
window
dres-Wayne.
star
of
Twentleth-Cen-
tic
PnsKfent's
referenefs
tury-Fox's
lavish
Technicolor
t0
Korea
In
his
state
of
the
musi'
al.
"Down
Among
the
U11im
message
to
Congress
and
Sheltering
Palms."
is
an
e
xeep-
,
ctllt.d
jr
a
uaurn
to
bipartisan
coal
and
most
servi
.cosmetics,
i
'
e
charr.es.
i
'
'-,o
and
ule-
i1'
y
freed'
I
?
-t
.
.
i
such
as
for
auto,
radio
vision
repairs,
ulso
were
were
wuin
lsiumi.s
0(
U
tion.
,X)lltlral
o-oiHTHlion
on
foreign
The
act'T,
father
of
three
p().y
and
security
problems,
children
Ins
Just
leased
a
two-
,
plrf
a
nH..,a,r
(l(
tll(1
lluUu.
cnuia
(Mu:.t
He
doubtful
that
even
lav
forces
could
raid
lu'.
rit
P,.ntnMi'nt:tive.
!.rniefl
nervl
f
;
"
.;
...
fr,
...
:
.
:u
,w
.
Slory
ClHom.M
ICMuruic
n
'
-
'
in-?
8
two-acre
site
In
the
heart
of
Hollywood.
'
Liviii'i
Ihi'ie
h
is
made
me
a
L
,
,--
L,
A
.--
-
.
-..
.
....
.
J
t
-
CCS
lOlllIIIllll.
.
I
a;u
UJJ
III
u-""
I'lini'i-.i
wi'Jifjy,
speech
pr'-pnred
for
house
de-
j
Hal
help
-e,,jij
:
f
livery
probably
the
matt
out-
jmy
and
mr
su.
spoken
attack
on
the
new
Repub-
j
"It
is.
I'll
n
!i,.t.
4
luan
adiiunl
.tration
yet
to
be.
that
we
v.i.i
i,0
,
hi!
vtnofttv,
Wayne
ad-
'
'
?
v
but
I
stay
in
Hollywood
spe.-la
1
mils.
hecau
use
I
enioy
n
My
nouse
t
voiced
uy
a
ix
inociai
in
ion-'
iti
-i
(
liiiia.
"
In-
...i;ij
ut
is
T
rit'i
r
IUO(
KS
Hum
utiuywmju
gress.
!
-.
.
"J
H..u!rv:iul
tin
J
I'm
old
-fashion
r.l
etioliith
U
net
a
kirk
out
of
UISM
H
I
.
.
i
ii
ri.
eil
of
(i.
To
Be
An
Aristocrat
You've
Got'ta
Be
A
BLUE
BLOOD!
Z
That's
the
reason
Wallace's
B
Department
Store
are
so
very,
very
particular
about
the
merchandise
they
sell.
Wallace's
have
a
reputation
lor
over
forty
years
of
B
selling
quality
merchandise
at
reasonable
prices.
B
For
Quality
J
Merchandise
"
WALLACES
I
Dept.
Store
It
Price
said
he
u1;
"dismayed"
by
pliuiN
announced
thus
far
to
fulfill
Fbenhi'wer's
"Implied
tnk'p
'
a
wtilk
down
me
sirei-i
juat
w
r.ee
the
sights.
"It's
alio
a
.mutter
of
roil
from
controls.
Price
Stabilizer
Joseph
Free-hill
said
the
items
in
the
new
list
affect
about
10
per
cent
of
the
articles
used
in
making
up
the
rcit
of
living
index.
Missing
from
the
list
was
cigarettes
and
other
tobacco
products
on
which
OPS
had
planned
to
lilt
controls.
The
agency,
'
however,
decided
to
substitute
milk
and
dairy
products
end
oleomargarine
lor
the
tobaccos.
Fretiiill
estimated
that
more
than
S5U.00O.OOO.O0O
worth
of
Roods
and
services
based
on
the
annual
business
volume
was
affected
by
the
order.
Frechill
predicted
at
a
press
conference
there
would
be
price
I
increases
for
many
of
the
newly
exempt
items.
Among
major
commodities
ind
services
freed
in
the
new
iist,
effective
at
once
are:
Lumber,
wood
products
and
related
services,
including
.men
,
things
as
plywood,
siding,
poles,
1
wallboards
and
pilings.
first
round
as
the
Canadian
schxl
curhiit!
mi
rinks
from
across
Canada
entered
t)ie
routut-
NOVA
SCOTIA
DKFEATKD
Manitoba
12-8
in
th
championships
got
under
way
at
Saskatoon.
T
robin
event,
Ontario
finally
winning
the
title.
irce;i
to
cm
;.!.
,
,,
,,
onatVni
'l!
y
w,
f.
the
village's
rinou
t,.
oak.
under
V.iiK'h
Un
Elizabeth
r
'nl
ta
t
ri.
Kve.
ven'enre."
Wauie
continues,
"as
promise"
during
the
campaign
we're
onlv
a
three-minute
drive
to
brli
g
un
early
and
honorable
from
Hollywood
Bowl
where
we
end
to
the
Korean
war.
spi
nd
many
of
our
evenings
j
yri,
e
said
the
two
main
points
The
studio
is
only
eight
minutes
dealt
with
training
of
additional
away
which
Is
a
convenience
In
South
Korean
divisions,
and
itself.
People
siy
I
stay
In!
Extension
of
Emergency
Powers
Act
For
Another
Year
Sought
by
Garson
I
HollywiKid
lerau.se
I'm
a
corn
panUive
newcomer,
but
liinaer
I
stav
the
r.i
rc
I'm
sold
"
TODAY
ROBERT
TAYOIl
-
El.EA.NOK
PAKK&
6:45
-
9:12
in
"ABOVE
AND
BEYOND"
OTTAWA
CP
An
emergency
war,"
makes
it
necessary
for
Uteiength
it
w.i
not
ailv-.-.-.;:e
to)
Co.sturr,,d
with
Wayne
In
the
!
government
to
retain
spcciil
invoke
the
broa.i
arbitrary
mustrBi
at
the
To-nique
1,.rnni(.0,r
nioue
in
m
t-anaaa
Canada's
s
history
msiory,
the
me,
.
,
moments
of
the
War
Measures
Act
t0
on
powers
Theatre
are
William
l.undl-
mergency
of
"apprehended;,,
Uhieh
invaded
not
only
the
Ju
Id
:
gan.
jne
Gr"r,
Mitl
Gaynor
-Sunday
Midnight
Only
end
Gloria
fHlIiven.
m
mm
u
i
iiiiuiiwiiiium.
m
wmshj.."
Ijms
'f
"L1;
Justice
Minister
Garson
ad-;"
eivll-rigms
out
a:so
oi
ih-vanced
this
argument
In
the
:
sonal
ri'hU.
Commons
Wednesday
In
asking;
The
ijovcrnnicnt
believed
It
MONA
FREEMAN
In
"I
WAS
A
SHOPLIFTER"
ON
THE
SAME
MttXiRAM
"SECRETS
OP
MONTE
CARLO
for
a
one-year
extension
of
trie!
more
desuable
to
outline
j.i;
t
two-year-old
Emergency
Powers
what
powers
it
should
enjoy
In
Province
Bach
Yellow
head
Pass
Route
TWO
GREAT
FEATURES
Act,
due'
to
lapse
May
31
unless
j
the
present
emergency,
as
had
I
renewed
by
Parliament.
It
w;s
:
been
done
In
the
Emergency-passed
'
in
1951
and
extended
In
Power
Act
In
13.il
The
euu-r;-
195"?.
!
ency
of
1951
was
not
any
1.
ss;
The
act
gives
the
government
i
today
and
the
act
should
be
re-
i
wide
powers,
involving
almost
j
newed
for
another
year.
GEORGE
MONTGOMERY
(
-Alw
and
I
WILLIAM
HOLMS
AUDREY
UJNO
and
COLIES
CWI
EDMONTON
iCPl
Support
for
Those
who
argued
that
th
all
phases
of
the
economic
life
In
I
In
shiuid
proposed
defence
highway
i
power
of
the
ixiculive
through
Yellow-head
Pass
In
the
"FATHER
IS
A
BACHELOR"
of
the
country,
including
com-
j
munications,
shipping,
transportation
and
manufacture.
It
can
act
without
reference
to
Parliament.
i
i
be
curbed
and
the
civil
and
,,u-liamentary
rights
should
be
upheld
could
not
but
support
tnc
extension
If
there
was
no
tx-!
tension
the
government
would
',
be
left
with
all-embrachii?
pov
er
I
under
the
War
Measures
A-...
STARTS
M0NDAT
"INDIAN
UPRISING"
Also
Nr
One
Complete
Show
Eoch
Nigh.
7:30
rKO-CONS
OBJECT
Progerssive
Conservative
members
have
argued
that
the
War
Rocky
Mountains
has
been
re-reived
from
Saskatchewan.
Albert
and
British
Columbia.
Mayor
William
Hawrelak
said
today
The
mayor,
president
of
the
Trans-Canada
Highway
Association
Yrllowheao.
Route,
said
he
received
letters
Irom
the
premiers
and
highway
ministers
of
the
three
provinces
saying
they
CAPIT01
t
AMOl
S
PL.WI.KS
1
HI
lu
00
AMONG
I
HE
hHEI.
II.UIMj
fit
Measures
Act,
used
duTing
thei
wr.
is
Btill
on
the
bxk.s
andj
could
be,
revived.
Thry
janl
there
Is
no
need
for
a
fuifiur;
extension
of
,
the
Emergency
I
Powers
Act.
I
Mr.
Garson
said
Canada
fjc?.
'
"a
condition
of
emergency
un-1
lUU.lt
O.Ntt
1:
E
p.m.
Israel's
Plea
For
Aid
Gets
Cold
Shoulder
3
mpport
the
association's
de-;
m;nrts
that
the
highway
be
1
built
as
soon
as
possible.
I
1
Letters
al
o
were
re'eelve-j
from
Manitoba
officials
who
In-j
Mend
to
discuss
the
matter
with
j
THE
GAY
AND
COLOCN
MUSICAL
ROMA
he
Manitoba
cabinet
K-22?ir"I
l,J-ri
J
HtltUT
MIIHIt
I.
I.
TATll
TATU
mm
'que
in
our
4iistory
"
It
U
"a.i
emergency
of
aprenend.
d
vvi.
but
unlike
war
emcrienc:e
f!
the
past
ihi
present
emrs
i"y
.
.
.
may
be
of
indeterminate
lenath."
The
government
felt
that
in
an
emergency
of
indeterminate
WASHINGTON
IAPi
The
Mayor
Hawrelak
said
It
U
United
States
is
rep
nil
tn
:i,.r
i
hoped
the
three
governments
a
old
shif.iKler
to
Isr
i
-I
t.
urgent
1
will
take
Joint
action
in
prrs-pka
tor
aid
v.ni:e
Ii!...4!
u;
i:i-jlng
the
federal
government
to
fted
miliary
and
economic
help
start
construction.
The
highway
I
DREAM
OF
r
''
gypt
i
has
been
endorsed
by
the
Cana-
I
JEANIE
!
!
--1
1
iS
in
ne
E'i-JiihotJ.r
admiit;.i!:a-
d'n
Federalion
of
Mayors
and
W4
(WIM
IMt
UOMt
MOW
MM
'tion.
it
was
learned,
h.is
decided
.vunicipauurs
aim
ua
wi
it-
Price
Support
I
to
k.ttrack
Israel's
bid,
U'ilipr-1
reivea
me
suppo.i
oi
army
prr
.
sonnel.
OiV
Minni
FTflN
wciw
j
arlly
at
least.
In
order
to
avoid
anU'onizin?
strategic
Arab
guv-
Rill
SHIRIEY
Costs
Canada
$42
Million
fz
MURIEL
LAWRENCE
!
ernmenU.
'
Seven
Arab
count!
ten
jointly
to..i
i.n;
suite
oi-p.irinu-.nt
"j:iy
i
more
help
of
any
s;
rf
m;,'ht
endanKer
the
uneasy
truce
be-
a-
GOOD
RDM
i'
f
for
yowr
money
REX
ALLEN.
g
w
r-
0
-ii
OTTAWA
(CP)
Price
support
tween
Arabs
and
Jews
In
the
ror
beef
and
pork
necessitated
.
Middle
East,
by
last
year's
outbreak
of
font-':
Tne
t-UUriy
-
worded
Arab
v
rfiid-mouth
disease
amon
Sa-s--complaint
aii
I.rae!
v.n
iy
5
'
-
-
-
.
ALAN
WMf.
llN
OlU-
katchewan
livestock
herds
custUnit
to
exploit
l
.s
diplomatic
,
--i-
.
,
;
.
I
KPttUIC
ftWKTHi
-ne
uovernment
an
estimated
break
with
Kus.-la
to
win
sp'.c'.al
:
,
v.
X
-f.
i'-e'T"'
0t-v'
iwturirtwicww"'
j
$!2.0U0.0UO,
the
largest
single
a&sb
lance
from
the
U.S.
-'"K-1
'
SH--i
xY'K
ri.ttiNG
tlstra-
outlay
since
the
Price
Support
Top
U.S.
oilsciaU.
already
;
;
.
..
iy;.:
.-
f
-
.
.
I..
AAONDAY
ond
TIL
Act
rx-came
law
in
1944.
i
worried
about
rlsina
ten
;on
be-
v
VT
V'
''A
'i-t
-
leaiureiie:
riiiiiii
nr
iM-iir!"
-
-
..
,1
1
Ar-,h
'.-I-
W
'
..
'.
v
-
Kinancc
Minister
Abbott
dis-
;
tween
closed
this
in
his
budsct
mm
ech
;
bors.
are
reported
to
have
us
'Olympic
Champion'
Cartoon
TOTE
n
the
Commons
in
txplutnln?
Paired
the
Arab
diplomats
the
hy
estimated
expenditures
,f
;
admlnls'rati:
n
would
treat
all
osid
uphold
the
tradition
of
the
Evenings
7:
-
9:05
p.m.
mmih
s
rt'
J4.27,00O.0OO
for
ia.)2-o3
wa.s
j7
UOU,0(iu
more
than
he
had
'
anticipated.
One
item
he
had
been
unable
lo
loreexst,
he
said,
wa,
"the
$i2.0(JU.00
which
is
in
our
estimate
of
losses
which
.'h-julrt
be
Mid-East
countriLs
ecpially.
.
To
back
up
this
policy,
-r-ranitcmcnts
are
taking
iiape
behind
the
.-.cenes
to
pump
some
dollar
aid
and
weapons
sl.lp-mcnts
to
Ejypt.
This
move
l.s
viewed
by
U.S.
officials
a
'!e-
ROYHL
tfiiDIl
MOUNTED
POLICE
vr
JAMAICA
taken
Into
this
year's
accounts
i
Kirable
in
ttie
next
few
wteks
in
connection
with
our
price
j
Jn
order
to
encourage.
EiV-pt
.
.upport
policy
for
beef
and
porui
strong
man
premier,
Gen.
Wo-which
in
turn
was
a
result
ol
the
hammed
Naitutb
to
Join
-lie
uillicullies
ensuing
from
the!
'
proposed
Middle-East
defence
.utbi.-ak.
of
fool-and-mo'ith
alliance
aalnst
communism.
uisea.se
last
spring."
!
.
Ai'i'i.v
at
m;akkst
k.c.
m.
I'oi.ici;
on
ict
ih
mail
this
colton
Call
112
That's
the
Csb
faj
I"
i
This
mavrrttiwmrnt
1
t)o
puhllhnl
I
it
rtU.playcd
by
th
Liquor
Control
i
Bourd
or
by
th
Government
ol
Ht-itinh
ColumhU
1
1
-Foot
Lights-
if
you
are:
Tne
figure
waii
the
first
official
estimate
of
the
cast
of
the-.5iipiort
program
for
beef
and
po:"
Instituted
when
the
foot-iiind-mouth
outbreak
was
dU-I
covered
a
year
ago
in
Sa.sK.t-jthewan
and
resulted
in
a
United
i
Stales
embargo
against
Canud-I
ian
livestock
products.
Previously
i
ihere
was
an
unofficial
e.stim:.te
i
of
some
ao,0u0,000.
Tlir
Coiiiini,iuiiert
It.
:.
M.
I'.iliir,
(lllawa.
Out.
.Sir:
.
Plcie
flipply
mr
Willi
full
t-rtirillr!
rrin-inn
riiKaKPiitf-iil
in
the
Kiial
Ca'imlian
Mnunlr-iJ
Police.
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROTARY
CLUi
ROTARY
MIXED
CHORUS
and
ASSISTING
ARUfl
LILIAN
MILM.lt
(
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
has
been
rrhear.ia
"Lover.V
Leap"
at
the
rate
of
two
nights
II
week,
and
the
pi
jy
Is
progressing
very
well.
The
eiithu.i-sutic
cast
fs
ready
to
begin
learning
lines
for
the
second
act
The
support
policy
was
car
ried
out
under
the
agriculture
prices
support
board
act
parsed
this
week.
Alice
MacNeil
is
.-still
looking
NAME:
iri.fAK
'NT!
in
1911.
Until
the
foot-ar.d-nioulh
outbreak
the
tolai
price
supp.rt
outlay
under
the
act
IN
CONCERT
Capitol
Theatre,
Sunday
Night,
February
22n
for
two
women
for
the
ca:,t
ol
"Strange
Road."
Anyone
inter
ADDItLSS:
5'
ft"
in
licijjil,
iiiiiiniriieil.
Helweni
1!5
anil
.10
years
of
uin.
In
pioil
plivsieal
ronililion
ami
are
inleresleil
in
a
career
in
the
K.C.:
M.I'ol
ice.
'
you
may
apply
for
engagement
immediately!
SALAH1KS
eonniieiiee
al
$20(
per
inonlli
for
recruits
21
veins
of
ae
or
over,
anl
at
$170
monthly
for
those
imiler
21.'
1
liese
raleB
will
lie.
increased
In
$220
anil
$!!!.'
per
month,
respectively,
after
successful
completion
of
training.
ested
in
the
roie
of
a
young,
serlou-s-mlnded
girl
In
her
late
at
9:15
Do
not
miss
this
Outstanding
Entertainment
Prcbcnta,ltin
ALL
LOCAL
TALENT
a;f,
iiek;ht
l
l:
I
I
i
1
amounted
to
not
more
t.nn
$10,000,000.
Under
the
support
progiam
the
government
set
floor
prices
for
livestock
and
hogs
and
bought
up
huge
quantities
of
surplus
pork
which
it
canned
and
then
sold
commercially
at
a
loss.
The
government
Is
committed
to
continue
the
floor
prices
for
beef
and
pork
at
least
until
the
U.S.
embargo
is
lifted.
Washington
has
said
the
embargo
will
teens,
or
that
of
a
motherly
woman
in
her
forties
should
contact
Ali
e
at
1117
71
h
Ave.
E.
not
the
address
given
in
error
In
a
previous
column
i.
Experience
on
the
stage
Is
not
necessary.
Good-byes
will
soon
be
.said
to
two
faithful
members
of
the
club.
Nina
Youngman
and
Phyllis
Tomlirison,
botn
are
leaving
the
city.
Little
Theatre
meets,
again
cn
Sunday
afternoon
for
rehearsal
In
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium.
lnchei
Feet
Yean
Monilu
CHORAL
:
VIOLIN
:
ACCORDION
VOCAL
SOLOS
and
OTHER
NUMBERS.
nf
thC
Tickets
available
at
Ormes
Drugs
or
from
any
member
o
WMI
W
ai)
AWl
i:
nniKic
ni
mcnT
nrvrADV
C
I
IR
come
off
March
1
providing
Canada
has
no
new
foot-and-
SiSjLhioimmm
r
l
1
1
W
I
I
x
l
lr
I
r
I
rs.
v
j
-
rv
i
v-i-v
-
i
p
mmt
aw
mw
m
m
-
mouth
outbreak,