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Booster
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Rupert
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News
V
ednesday,
December
9,
11)53
EDMONTON
(CP)
Alberta
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(CP)
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on
louiisi
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Lining,
jcaia
in
me
sub-Arctic
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.......rw-vmirt
affairs
rlAnart-
raimHn
.
,
Priests
Prepare
For
Christmas
Australia's
best
export
market
About
90
per
cent
of
farms
in
for
barley
is
Japan,
with
Korea
a
the
United
States
are
serviced
lose
second.
with
electricity.
Vlilliti
clujiviihx
uuu
.
f".
v
uii'jun
uuinu
t
nave
a
noia
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
COUnt.rv"
nnv
nr.-
XI
.
ment
indicated,
mis
wouia
De
almost
double
the
1953
expend
...uic.
ouw
you
c
ill
take
a
plane
and
go
anywhert
he
said
in
an
interview
w.
'?
iture.
I
1
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
U.S.
Britain
Have
Similar
Trade
Policy
NEW
YORK
(CP)
The
row
between
the
Elsenhower
administration
and
Senator
Joseph
McCarthy
over
Allied
trade
wiih
Communist
China
is
a
domestic
quarrel.
I
There
is
no
quarrel
between
the
Eisenhower
government
and
the
United
Kingdom,
for
instance
HOLMAN.
ISLAND,
N.W.T.
(CP)
s
Wallace's
Department
Store
Muzzy
Makes
Shrewd
Play'
For
Wrong
Reason
Two
Roman
Catholic
mission-:
aries
who
unwittingly
made
!
headlknes
four
months
ago
are
i
Drenarlng
to
spend
a
quiet
i
When
the
queen
of
sjui'ies
was
opened
and
Mr
was
bitterly
disap-j
Christmas
with
their
Eskimo:
he
Lnampion
saw
trie
uumm
pointed
to
note
Mrs.
Keen
had
as
many
as
three
cards
in
both
black
suits.
Not
that
there
was
any-
(V!'
WrH;'
"nythingwith
eson-and
;'
Jrtmtmber
tfl
ksr'
My
mgO,
N$&4
dynamite
I
r
j
?
I
to
dames!
;vV
They
hoUer
back
j0
'Hmyjti
at
hurricanes!
wrong
with
her
Lidding
but
why
couldn't
he
although
the
two
governments
l;
jirrn.
in
thoir
nnnrnsich
tn
The
1
miles
from
the
North
Pole.
Rev.
Maurice
Metaver,
42,
and
.
Rev.
Henri
Tardy.
33,
are
none
the
worse
for
the
21
days
they
and
four
Eskimos
spent
drifting
aboard
an
18-foot
boat
in
Arctic
waters
last
August.
Members
of
the
Oblate
Order
and
veterans
of
the
Arctic,
"they
problem
of
non-strategic
exports
be
leky
enough
to
fyitl
a-
uuubleton
club
or
spade
on
to
China.
the
board?
:aler
Soulh
sides
vulnerable
However,
the
situaticn
wsn't
entirely
hopeless.
Mr.
Cli'.inpii
.i
saw
ii"
could
ai.;ke
tue
Iw.'il
on
a
squeeze
if
either
of
tV.
cit'i'ivlers
held
hi.;
side's
s.o;-
ncr.j
in
clubs
and
oi
ir.icm'j.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
North
Oh,
ktu)
85
3
3
H
-K
7
2
B
A
J
9
4
C
7
5
S
i
-l
Kust
I
vl
i
.
Mti.
)
lr.
All
the
Allied
government
have
an
embargo
on
shipment
to
China
of
goods
of
war-makina
potential,
the
so-called
strategic
goods.
President
Eisenhower
and
several
of
his
cabinet
officers
have
endorsed
Britain's
right
to
carry
on
her
peaceful
trade
in
non-strategic
goods.
The
U.S.
UsWf
has
recently
relaxed
restrictions
nri
U
S
exDorts
to
Hons
Konc;.
a
were
su
d.,-
uii
sec.
the
c.iru.
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Alw-l)
tributed.
1
Tii
t
up
ih
'
s:jii
e::e
;;ositii.i,
Mr.
Ch-iinpl
)ii
pi
rn
'd
lo
co
.
cede
the
fust
tricK.
He
co.i.il
Only
16
Days
'Til
Xmas
s
y
J
10
7
6
S
8
H
li
5
3
H
8
I;
-10
5
3
D
K
Q
8
7
2
became
lost
on
a
trip
275
miles
south
of
here
to
pick
up
winter
supplies.
Their
supplies
were
running
low
when
an
RCAF
search
plane
spotted
them.
The
priests
sailed
back
to
Hol-man
Island
at
the
end
of
September
and
returned
to
the
duties
ol
their
mission
in
this
settlement
on
the
southwest
coast
of
Victoria
island,
a
vast
barren
island,
1.200
miles
north
of
Edmonton.
TEND
MIND,
SPIRIT
They
operate
a
school
for
Eskimo
children
and
tend
the
spiritual
needs
of
nomad
Eskimo
bands.
The
priests
take
turns
j
maklni
flve-to
six-week
trips
;
from
the
mission.
They
catch
i
up
with
one
Eskimo
group,
spend
4
WAYS
TO
BUY
AT
f
M
ANSON
S
JEWELLERS!
L
9
3
CQ
J
10
8
2
Ntiillh
(Mr.
('hiuMini)
S
A
K
4
11
-A
U
J
10
9
4
D
C"
A
K
rl:r
bidding:
"THE
STORE
OF
FRIENDLY
CREDIT"
S
S
Use
Our
1
llr
ltrr-i7'77
Gnn
I
ILOYD
UHLAN
-
WALTER
ABEl
-
JAMES-
ARNESS
-
ANDY
DEVIIIE
STARTS
TOMORROW
f
East
Pass
Pa&3
.'I'll
Went
'
Nnrtll
.1
Pass
3
D
i
H
Pass
4
H
I!
All
Pii.ss
Lovaway
CASH
Budget
0U?
Plan
Charge
WT9'
It
t
Plan
'.)
lowest
spade
he
i.ar1
.
.
.
;t
s
not
your
shiftinf,
to
u.
dia-i.iond,
it's
your
reason
for
Joing
it
that
drives
me
crazy."
I
f04
THIS
WEEK'S
TOP
8
used
car
HITS
I
traditional
gateway
to
the
China
on(luu'ailon
(
anh
al,
u.r
trade.
.
tiuiups
isnJ
vino
other
hi-.h
A
view
of
U.S.
business
was
-pacie.
Th
a
would
leave
evei
:
express
d
in
a
policy
declaration
curly
vKh
four
c:uds.
lAurunv
at
the
U.S.
national
foreign
trade
would
h
ive
four
Oiixr.n
n-.is
to
convention
in
New
York
last
uy
uce-j.-.ck.
Mr.
Clumpi
-.1
month:
"In
the
case
of
mater'a's
would
have
a
diamond
and
hU
and
goods
which
are
clearly
of
a
original
ihree
clubs,
non-strategic
nature,
the
con-
Gn
the
ead
0f
the
last
trump
vention
believes
that
the
free
al
niR0
Atr.
Abel
wouiu
world
is
likely,
on
balance,
to
have
t0
pay
a
,,arci
(rom
a
noi,,
t
experience
greater
disadvantage
in
of
trif
king
and
que,.n
0f
than
advantage
irom
any
at-
cuunonds
and
quren.
jai
k,
te
n
tempt
to
prohibit
the
shipment
,,f
ciUbs.
Any
discard
he
chos,
,
of
such
materials
and
goods
.
.".
WOU!d
give
Mr.
Champion
tho
i
BRITISH
POSITION
!'es'
of
the
tr'"ks-
t
This
is
not
far
from
a
state-
A
very
fine
plan-except
Mr.,
of-
Muy
fouled
the
whole
thin-;
ment
by
the
British
foreign
fice:
"We
cannot
live
without
"P
by
shifting
to
a
diamond
;
trade.
We
consider
that
this
trade
when
he
was
permmed
to
hvH:
the
first
trick.
This
knocked
in
non-strategic
goods
is
to
the
a
vital
entry
to
the
ooaH
advantage
of
the
Free
World."
..,,.
.
ijnd
ruined
the
chance
for
i'
Senator
McCarthy
in
a
spee-.h
Equec,ze
called
this
"Moos'
money"
trad-
Mr
Ci,ampion
went
down'or.v.
ing
ana
said
the
",S.
should
cut
jie
shook
his
head
sadly.
"You
nff
ppnnomii-
alrl
to
countries
en.
1
m
ike
about
one
euod
play
a
I
"MIC
a
little
time,
then
move
on
to
another
group.
The
priests
rpake
a
point
of
being
in
the
settlement
for
such
religious
feasts
as
Easter,
New
Year's
Day
and
Christmas.
y
Coope
Cooper
sVsslssMllsiiil'htsi
ssjsssisslssMslsa
Gary
You'll
appreciate
this
"MANY
TIMES"
over
'48
Plymouth
$1050.
"THE
AFRICAN
Ql
EEN"
KATIIERINE
HEPBURN
HUMPHREY
BOOART
Last
Show
8:2r.
p.m.
Oil
Company
Imports
Supplies
Holman
Island
Is
a
coastal
i
settlement
with
a
population
of
35
persons,
Including
the
priests
"VAYA
CON
DIOS"
???
Oh
well
...
'51
Plymouth
Tudor
$1635.
KAT11KYN
GRAYSON
in
"SO
THIS
IS
LOVE"
ENDS
TODAY
7:
9:
p.m.
"YOU
YOU
YOU"
Can't
miss
this
wonderful
buy
'51
Stude
Pickup
$1365.
"RAGS
TO
RICHES"
You
get
that
rich
feeling
when
you
drive
this
'53
Dodge
Tudor
S2315.
"I
SEE
THE
MOON"
You'll
be
far
sighted
if
you
buy
this
'47
Ford
Sedan
$112.-..
"HEY
JOE"
Don't
miss
this
'51
Chev.
Sedan
Delivery
$1725.
TOMORROW
I
1
"OH"
what
a
buy
'50
Austin
Sedan
$865.
gaging
in
It.
Tracy
IQ
RACY
This
won't
"RICOCHET"
'47
Chev
Sedan
year.
Muzzy."
he
remarked.
"Why
do
you
always
have
to
do
it
against
nie?"
'I'll
tel)
you
why
'
shif.e
d
diamond."
said
Mr.
Muzz?.
"On
the
fir.;!,
trick
Abe!
p'nyi
1
r
h:.'h
spade,
the
eight
spot.
I
knc-.v
that
"s
a
suil
pre'""-(
nee
sign'il
askin
for
a
shift
$1123.
Slight
Error
BURNABY,
B.C.
(CP)
A
22-foot
monument
bought
by
children's
(pennies
was
placed
on
the
inter
Ml
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
Gay
And'
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Striking
oil
and
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company
workers
at
Shellbum
refinery
in
factor
and
his
family,
.-.unirban
Burnaby
Tuesday
used
Both
mner
Metayer
and
Fa-
vim!
pickets
in
an
attempt
to-
,
.
ther
natives
oi
France.
Tardy
are
halt
shipments
of
gasoline
and
ml
from
Washington
State.
i
AW.wWiWVVWWAV
Sai-ll
Oil
Co.
officials
said
they:
KADIO
DIAL
wt're
bringing
In
supplies
from
I
FSf
1240
Kilocycles
ti.e
United
States
to
fulfill
obit-;
V
I
I
IV
gations
to
deaiers
and
to
main-:
(Subject
to
Change)
.am
employment
for
269
workers1
j.jvwuwuwAtW.taw
tut
involved
in
the
itrike.
;
.
,
,
.
WEDNESDAY
A
KPt'kesman
for
International
f).Mtvv
,..,,,
Oil
Workers
Union
jCIO-CCL)
:son,iiey
Burnett
8how
-..id
pickets
in
automobiles
were
6.45
introduction
to
Wednesday
If
-nig
placed
to
spot
trucks.
Night
bringmg
in
the
"hot"
gasoline
in:
?:0Ocbc
New.
i'mlle
to
set
up
pickt
UneS.
7.30
Henrj
IV.
Part
2.
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than
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from
Prince
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canneries.
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MaotrrtMwm
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national
border
at
Point
Roberts
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The
Home
of
Friendly
Service
Ifi
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALER
in
1861.
It
has
been
found
to
be
to
the
hiphor
of
ti.e
other,
two
Funny
AG
THE
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thrpo
feet
inside
the
Canadian
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Champiiii
prooned.
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tW,-.itr.vt
.vl.nut
M'17.
side
of
the
exact
line
and
a
corn-
Mr.
'
yud
mittee
has
been
set
up
to
rectify
.,
h
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..vo,..d
r(..,i.
matters'
and
establish
a
border
;;
jcd
that
Abel
wasn't
li
-
jhip...';
"peace
mark."
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high
spade.
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