The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Vuesday,
January
26..
1954
.
"UP
TO
DATE"
VICTORIA
APPROVES
INDOOR
PLUMBING
VICTORIA
Cf
One
thing
you
must
say
about
Victoria
Is
that
It
keeps
up
to
date.
The
public
works
committee
Friday
approved
an
amend
ment
to
the
building
bylaw
which
requires
all
new
homes
u
be
equipped
with
indoor
plumbing.
U.S.
Leads
In
Arms
Trade
With
Canada
OTTAWA
CP)
Canada
and
the
United
States
have
traded
almost.
$1,000,000,000
worth
of
""V
Reduction
Of
Tariff
Rates
Urged
WASHINGTON
(CP
Lowering
of
trade
barriers
against
goods
Imported
into
the
United
States
was
one
of
many
proposals
submitted
in
a
report
by
a
17-man
commission
on
U.S.
foreign
economic
policy.
Headed
by
Clarence
B.
Randall
of
Chicago,
chairman
of
the
board
of
Inland
Steel
Company,
the
commission
was
set
up
to
advise
the
U.S.
government
on
a
program
directed
toward
putting
the
world
on
a
more
stable
economic
and
financial
keel
through
U.S.
leadership.
arms
In
the
last
four
years,
but
from
a
sales
point
of
view,
the.
U.S.
is
ahead.
Defence
production
officials
estimate
tint
since
the
1050
de
s
cary
COOPER
LOREnAYQUNG
fence
build-up
started,
Cmade
hs
mirchDsed
abo'it
S5:8
400.-000
worth
of
military
equipment
Afona
Came
Jane
------
--.
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WILLIAM
DEMAREST
DAN
DURYEA
!
from
the
U.S.
In
1h"
Rime
period.
U.S.
linht'ivj
forces
placed
orleis
in
I
Crn-n
for
nnout
S105.300.000
i
worW
of
miliary
Roods.
Hiving
Canada
a
$133,000,000
deficit
In
iU.S.-i'
nsriin
rn.is
trade.
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dissension-riddled
report
The
Screen's
Supreme
Mrrh
k
SUSFEKSt!,
recommended
authority
for
Pre
Tli
-t
tr.ide
euiremly
ii
drop-;
sidenf
Elsenhower
to
negotiate
a
grndual
15
pT
cent
cut
In
US
'
pins
af'cr
reachin?
a
nos!-war
perk
of
nlmost
JdUO.OWI.OOO
In
the
i0,"it-52
fiscal
yer.
'
n-eda's
buying
from
the
U.S.
is
mill
miim'?
ah""'"
of
U.S.
bllV-
VF.RDIN
VF.RDIN
of
of
Miles
Miles
City,
City,
Mont.,
Mom.,
LT.-t'OMI'R.
JAMES
14.
noms
a
model
of
the
Navy
F4D
Skyiay
in
which
he
captured
the
world
s
AvV
WYMOXO
WSB
lng
here,
but
officials
hope
lhit
new
emphasis
on
continental
defeive
may
result
in
u
heaviei
flow
of
orders
to
Canadian
torles.
Currently.
Canada
Is
b'lildlnc
heavy
artillery
and
guns
foi
i
U.S.
forces.
She
also
is
producing
a
portion
of
the
electronic
i
equipment
going
into
thr
Joint
radar
screen
in
the
north.
'Today
ond
Wednesday
tariff
rates
and
greater
reductions
in
a
limited
field
of
Imports.
The
diss
ents
contained
'hroughout
the
report
Indicate
that
the
commission's
recommendations
will
meet
with
Congressional
ire.
In
the
main,
the
report
recommends:
U.S.
"acquiesence'Vln
Increased
trade
in
non-strategic
goods
between
western
European
and
Iron
Curtain
countries;
STl'DY
IWA
Cloie
study
of
operations
of
the
International
Wheat
Agreement
with
a
view
toward
Its
pos
TOTEAi
speed
record
for
the
United
States.
Vcrdin
flew
the
Skyray
at
an
average
speed
of
.753.4
m.p.h.
at
Yhermal,
Calif
McGregor
Softens
Opposition
To
Proposed
Seaway
Project
One
C'omplrle
Showing
Only
Starting
7:30
p.m.
A
FA.MOI
S
P1.AVKRS
THeW
cnn-ida's
biggest
purchases
in
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
but
I
am
giving
It
u
iot
more
attention
than
I
have
other
seaway
bills."
r.v
JAMES
V.
Ml
N
j
WASHINGTON
Representative
J.
Harry
McGregor
iRep.-
"One
Big
AHair"
Dennis
O'Keefe,
Evelyn
Keye.s
"Underworld
Story"
Ohio)
indicated
today
a
soften-'
McGregor
sum
me
.sinuui-r
CAPITOl
the
U.S.
are
aneralt
and
electronic
equipment
for
Canadian
plants.
,
In
only
one
flsca.
year.
'1932-53,
did
U.S.
orders
In
Canada
exceed
Canadian
orders
in
the
U.S.
..
.
Dan
Duryea,
Gale
Storm
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THF.lrii
0ic
HARRIET
NELSON,
real-life
family
twosome
of
radio
Sand
television,
share
a
piece
of
cake
marking
their
18th
wedding
anniversary.
The
event
coincided
with
the
start
of
the
tenth
year
at
their
popular
radio
program.
sible
abandonment
when
It
expires
in
1958:
:
'
A
three-year
extension
of
the
reciprocal
trade
agreements
law
with
"broad
powers"
for
the
president
to
arrange
with
other
countries
"ft
reduction
of
tariff
rates
on
a
gradual
basis;"
An
end
to
U.S.
economic
aid
to
ini
of
his
opposition
to
United
amount
or
money
invoivcu
in
me
States
participating
in
building
Senate
bill
for
the
seaway
eon-the
proposed
St.
Lawrence
sea-
stiuction
"will
make
a
differ-wav
I
ence
in
my
views."
McGregor,
a
high-r
a
n
k
i
n
g
Under
the
Senate
measure,
the
member
of
the
House
public
I
U.S.
would
be
required
to
pay
works
committee
that
must
pass
only
about
$100,000,000
for
its
on
the
Senate-approved
seaway
j
share
of
the
27-foot-deep
water-bill,
has
long
opposed
the
-U.S.
way
linking
the
Atlantic
to
the
ANCIENT
PAVLOVA
POSTER
I
STARTLES
LONDON
CROWD
with
Canada
in
the
sea-
;
ureal
LaKcs.
uui
i-uuiifciico
vu
i
joining
wi
basis
but
the
continuation
otJ
ay
pro
po)(
Under
this
new
bill,"
he
said.
oct.
Bui,
in
aiscussing
O
"
Don't
Miss
It
C
"FATHER
OF
THE
BRIDE
as
prepared
by
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Drama
Association,
and
presented
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
Association
"our
objections
will
save
the
taxpayers
at
least
$900,000,000."
the
bill
passed
by
the
Senate
last
week.
McGregor
told
a
reporter:
"I
won't
say
111
favor
this
bill,
LONDON
(CP)
Passengers
at
a
Londo.n
subway
station
j
blinked
when
they
saw
a
poster
advertising
a
movie
to
start
'
May
10,
1916,
starring
the
great
Pavlova.
The
33-year-old
poster
i
had
been
uncovered
when
changing
displays.
some
no
in
mr-ionn
ui
waiia,
continuing
military
aid
to
allies;
A
gradual
approach
toward
free
exchange
of
one
International
currency
for
another,
j
The
report
also
spoke
out
!
strongly
against
"Inflexible
price
supports
or
fixed
prices"
for
the
U.S.
farmer.
Young
Albertan
Dies
on
Gallows
Rude
Parrot
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.
(CP-Authorlties
of
the
Wellington
zoo
were
embarrassed
when
a
parrot
received
in
a
consignment
ot
birds
turned
out
to
have
a
nautical
education.
The
parrot
was
heard
.squawking
to
other
parrots,
a
few
pheasants
and
Civic
Centre
Jan.
31
-
9:00p.m.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
EDMONTON
(CP)
-Henry
Alexander
Alfred,
23-year-old
Peace
River
handyman,
died
early
1o-
Tickets
from
Little
Theatre
members,
Coiussi's
Music
Store
and
the
Civic
Centre
Corps
of
'Odd
Men'
:
Tackle
Anything
idav
on
the
gallows
nt
f"lL
I
the
domestic
mothering
hen
"fly,
LL
you
,
fly."
They
got
a
louder
parrot
to
drown
him
out.
MEN'S,
WOMEN'S,
GIRLS',
BOYS'
and
DRAPERY,
Etc.
;
Saskatchewan
provincial
);ui
lor
the
murder
last
March
of
'
Oeoi-ffc
Craig,
a
trapper
Ali'ied,
accompanied
by
an
i
Annliean
clercvman.
wnlkert
to
While
at
University
r
,-
i
.
MONTREAL
(CP)
Montreal's
j
tlle
gan0ws
at
the
jail,
17
miles
McGlll
University
corps
ol
"oddtaKt
ot
herc
at.
midnight,
and
iob
men"
have
a
plan
to
cash
in
j
the
.trap
was
sprung
'
i2:03
on
hubby's
aversion
to
house-
'a
m.
mst.
He
was
prcnu
uni'eU
Clearance
Sale
Now
On
Compare
Value,
Looks
and
Ride
.
.
.
;
and
you,
too,
will
drive
a
Plymouth
this
year
,
hold
chores.
'
1
dead
at
12:09
a.m.
Alfred
was
arresicd
by
1ICMP
last
April
and
charged
with
i
The
odd
job
men
students;
who
work
to
pnable"
them
to1
continue
their
studies
hope
to
All
Departments
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
robbery
of
a
bank
at
Grimshaw.
encourage
more
and
more
home-
i
A
no
was
sentencetl
to
tint
e
1
makers
to
turn
!
over
tfl
the
ivears
when
convicted
on
that;
,
university
placement
service
joos
cr,.,r,r0
mimiIII.WWHVWMU
that
normally
create
domestic
friction.
He
wns
fiuostionert
regnrdin'"
,
the
disappearance
of
two
district
trappers.
George
Rhenis
!i.ndliifl
partner.
Craig.
This
re-
The
placement
bureau
claims
it
can
furnish
a
student
to
handle
any
job
In
the
home
'
.suited
in
the
discovery
"I
and
also
find
a
worker
for
!
Craig's
body
in
a
burned
cabin.
practically
any
skill
required
In
(
ci,,,,...
was
found
buried
in
offices
or
stores.
mukei
near
a
trapline
three
FINICKY
.
.
.
THAT'S
US
Yes.
we're
.sure
crunks
about
the
condition
of.
used
cars
we
sell.
Every
'car
must
be
in
apple-pie
order.
No
skimping
around
this
place
.
.
.
Guess
that's
why
so
many
folks
say
we
have
the
best
used
cars
in
town.
Why
not
look
them
over
today
....
Easy
terms,
of
course,
for
your
convenience.
The
campaign
In
more
than
i
mnes
from
tlie
cabin.
in
effort
to
make
pocket
money
;
,ri
,y.
(1
for
Cr,,
outside
class.
Placement
bureau
i
,m,.,.
,
p,.uro
River
oirl
mi-
officials
say
foreign
students
arc
,
t,.n,.,,,
i
be
hanm
d
Jan.
'!R.
An
In
urgent
need
of
cash
to
con-
f.j,.,n
to
the
appelate
divNion
tinue
their
studies.
if
tlie
Alberta
Supreme
Court
dismissed.
McGUl
cnmjs
students
every
w.,s
year
from
more
'ban
50
differ-
1
.
'51
MONAUtH
SKDAN
Radio,
heater,
air
condi-llonlny.
Blue
metallic
paint..
Only
$1800
4
CIIKV.
a,
-Tim
Pl(
K-l
P
Al
condition
throughout.
A
nigged
truck
for
heavy
duty
work.
only
$1
090
50
AUSTIN
A40
SKI)
AN
Excellent
shape.
Heater
and
defrosters.
For
real
economy.
A
buy
at
$865
D
FORI)
TUDOR
Radio,
heater
conditioning
.
rattle
in
It.
and
air-.
.
Not
a
$1075
Bolvodert
4-Dooi
Sodan
ent
countries.
Vany
of
these
states
have
stiff
currency
regulations
that
prevent
students
receiving
enough
money
from
home
to
live
on.
Typical
Of
this
group
are
Gunter
Schneider,
24,
of
Frankfurt.
Germany,
a
divinity
student,
and
his
two
friends.
Manfred
Schiller,
a
19-year-old
commerce
student
from
Berlin
and
18-year-old
Kurt
Bchultze-Rhon-hof.
a
first.
year
arts
student.
They
have
gone
all
out
to
a'aK
1
"ii
is
i
To
VANCOUVER
via
Way
points
FRIDAYS:
AND
MANY
MORE
VALJ.
liS
(j
A,
COKE
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
Compare
the
ease
of
Full-Time
Power
Steering
and
Hy-Drive,
too!
SS
COQUITI.AM.
ii
p.m.
earn
spare-time
money
ana
during
tne
unnsxmas
nonuays
sorted
mail.
They
now
are
in
the
vanguard
of
the
campus
odd
job
men."
Kurt
says
he
would
like
to
gel
a
post
as
horse
trainer
or
riding
SUNDAYS:
SS
CAMOKUN.
p.m.
Tii
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
SS
CamoMin.
Saturday.
8
p.m.
in
North
Oueen
Charliilte
Islands
January
27
and
Feb.
10
Coo.uit.lum,
Thursday,
6
p.
in
In
Smith
4u--n
Charlotte
Islands
Fehnmrv
3
and
17
do(uilliim.
Thursduy,
8
p.m
I.FS
SMITH
Pi'incs
Rupert
Agent
coach
eventually
but
is
wining
to
tackle
anything
In
the
In
terim.
with
Compare
all
the
new
cars
and
you'll
say
it'i
Plymouth
lot
value
in
1954.
There's
amazing
new
driving
east
witii
Plymouth's
Full
-Time
Power
Steering,
which
does
45ths
of
the'
Btecring
work
for
you.
There's
smooth,
fist
Ily-Drivc
that
frees
you
from
shifting,
yet
retains
all
th
eonveniences
and
safety
of
a
standard
gearshift.
Bij-ear
tiding
eomort
with
the
velvet-smooth
Balanced
Ride
balanced
against
roll,
pitch
and
jounce.
Kimble
ptxrtr
andgon
a
lively
high-compression
motor,
designed
for
peak
crformance
with
modern
gasolines.
Anil
beauty
to
thrill
vn
luxurious
interiors,
lovely
twotone
fabrics,
soft
leather-grained
vinyl
in
smart,
low
lody
styling
and
gem-bright
colours.
Optional
en
a
1054
Pfymomki
at
moderate
extra
east
Plymouth
value
makes
it
easy
for
you
to
own
a
fine
air.
See,
drive
and
compare
,
,
,
Any
way
you
look
at
it
NATURAL
NAMK
Natal.
South
Africa,
was
discovered
by
the
Portuguese
navigator
Vasco
da
Gama
on
Day.
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