The
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Monday,
December
28,
SCREEN
'
FLASHES
PAC.F.C
COLONISTS
,
FA.MOl
S
Ro
u,
Organized
colonization,
of
New,
The
Burma
road
hinh".
.
Zealand
started
In
1840
with
a
supplies
to
China
in
if,.
-y
ur
special
cam
m
ofmik
mat
BRANTFORD.
Ont.
P-Dwntown
shoppers
h-Jl,-,
shoppers
hearing
th.e
!
Christmas
carols
coming
from
a
pufllic
address
systJi,
address
system
at
trie
'
city
hall
paid
special
attention
then
the
aiiiiouiicen,,
,ne
allnouncer
dedicated
a
carol
to
"the
police
officer
shivering
on
the
conn,,,
gg
on
the
corner"
Trie
,
officer
looked
pleased.
settlement
at
Wellington.
'World
war,
Is
770
mileS
l0,7'a
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
j
By
GLADYS
L
EN.
VON
!
'
Canadian
Press
SlnlT
Writer
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Along
Broad-i
way,
1953
is
the
year
Rosalind
;
I
Russell
burst
on
the
musical-;
!
comedy
scene
the
year
of
"Won-
;
iiiiiaiiiiiiini""
hi
vaaHBBaBBH
giiiDiaimiRii
Tl
VMM.
V.
lUimrV
11111
U
I11V
J.
,
Against
ALL
f
LAGS
...
i
Ml
HCHT
WINN
Aua
uuii
iuttt
una,
-
i
hmi
tM
fn
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
5
Beyond
Comparison
GLENAYR
KITTEN
SWEATERS
The
GLENaYR
is
made
of
!
aofter-than
-
soft
Lambswool,
B
full
fashioned,
moth-proofed
and
shrink-proof.
Priced
from
$6.95
to
$9.95
Wallace's
s
Dept.
Store
CAPITOL
A
14.UOI
PLAYERS
lltATKt
ALSO
BILLY
MAY
AND
ORCII.
MAM
AND
PAW
Shows
at
7
and
9
p.m.
derful
Town."
Otherwise
the
year
followed
Tinh
of
'he
usual
pattern
a
few
hits,
a
fairly'
high
proportion
of,
flops,
and
some
shows
that,
achieved
substantial
runs
with
or
without
the
blessings
of
the
critics.
There
does
not
seem
to
bo
a
;
erious
rival
to
"Wonderful
Town."
The
Leonard
Bernstein
musical
about
two
Ohio
girls
in
Orwnwlrh
Village
Is
a
sonK-and-dance
version
of
the
play,
"My
Sister
Eileen."
based
on
stories
bv
Ru'h
Mkomey.
M's
Russell's
Irrepressible
vitality
and
t
the
wry
humor
with
which
she
plavs
Ruth,
the
girl
with
"100
easy
ways
to
lose
a
man,"
play
a
large
part
In
making
this
the
year's
top
hit.
"PICNIC"
OUTSTANDING
In
drama,
outstanding
is
William
Inve's
Pulitzer
Prize-winner.
"Picnic."
This
Is
about
sev-
WW
1
;
I
H
i
SIX
OF
THESE
NEW
P1ASECKI
H21Ahelicop
ers,
capable
of
carrying
12
litters
for
wounded,
or
seating
20
in
each,
will
be
delivered
to
the
RC
F
at
Edmonton
early
In
the
new
year.
'
The
helicopters
are
fitted
with
landing
gear
to
enable
them
to
land
on
snow,
swamp,
water
or
earth.
They
are
52
feet
long
and
have
twin
roto
s
driven
toy
a
single
engine.
They
are
destined
for
use
in
RCAF
rescue
operations.
1
A
It
'T
I
"a
iim
iiiiniiaaa
THE
Selling
To
Be
Keener
During
1954
A
CARNIVAL
OF
FUN
AMD
MERRYMAKING
AS
THE
OLD
YEAB,
FADES
WTO
TM
MFu
DUIL9ES
4
NT
I
w
ADECOMoiE
COMING!
crrl
r"m"i"e-huprv
women
in
a
smill
Kansas
town
nd
'he
bi'
oc
caused
by
a
good-looking
but
worthless
young
man
who
ppu-.ed
briefly
amoni
them.
i
l
o
In
i
h
hit
list
are
"Tea
and
c-r,athv"
a
drama
based
on.
false
charges
of
homosexuality
in
a
boys'
school,
starrinz
British
actress
Deborah
Kerr;
"The
solid
Gold
Cadillac,"
In
which
Josephine
Hull,
as
a
small
stockholder,
takes
a
hand
in
the
affairs
of
a
large
corporation
with
hilarious
results,
and
"Sabrina
Fair,"
a
r"nian'ic
comedy
starring
Joseph
Cotten
as
a
wealthy
Long
fi-K
rrA
l
!
1
If-
Pk
'
Yjh
.
'
'
,,
'
c
-
-r':.
MONTREA
L.
Maintaining
that
the
coming
year
will
put
a
keener
edge
on
competitive
selling,
the
Bank
of
Montreal's
Business
Review
for
December,
issued
today,
emphasizes
that
business
must
give
"close
and
errhin
attention
to
costs
and
selling
techniques"
if
the
progress
of
the
past
year
Is
to
be
maintained.
While
considering
1953
to
be
a
record
year
for
"most
people
and
r
THE
"CHICK
A
BOOM"
JAMBOREEI
Milk
is
liliilkis
"Bottled
hriUoSottled
Sun-il
Sunshine"
four
top
recording
ttort
light
up
n
Krewil
Islander
and
Margaret
Sullivan
most
the
bank
sizes
industries,"
s
a
chauffeur's
daughter
up
the
economic
weather
as
"still
.rc:kForGrovw;;3,or
Crowing
.
..
.
I
Children
mttiliildren
'
r
T'
I
SUEZ
"or
V
,
.
rfaeh
'
"fj
id
lie
c
MILK.
I
sunny,
but
with
Increasing
cloudiness
and
limited
visibility."
Weighing
the
broad
influences
likely
to
affect
the
1954
business
:---
the
"
of
M
expresses
the
conclusion
that
the
result
is
not
conducive
to
pessimism,
and
does
not
alter
"(he
long-term
growth
potential
of
a
vigorous
economy
amply
blessed
with
resources
and
possessing
the
Institutional
background
to
make
the
development
of
these
resources
possible."
Milk,
rich
in
Vitamin
D,
Is
essential
to
Children
who
are
unable
to
get
enough
aunlight.
Your
children
will
low
the
farm-fresh
flavor
of
our
wholesome
milk.
REYl'F.
APPLAl'DEI)
The
year's
one
revue.
"John
Murray
Anderson
Almanac,"
also
drew
a
round
of
critical
applause,
most
of
which
went
to
the
comedv
team
of
Hermione
Gingold,
British
comedienne
;
making
her
f'st
BronHwov
ap-'
pe-nce.
and
Pillv
de
Wolfe.
!
"The
Crucible,"
Arthur
Miller's
drama
on
the
effects
of
r'vstena
in
a
Cfmmunitv
took
;
the
American
Theatre
Wing's
!
best-play
award,
though
some
i
critics
found
it
disappointing
In
HOLIDAY
MAIL
for
Canadian
troops
in
uermany
is
unloaded
from
a
large
truck
by
members
of
the
Canadian
Postal
Corps
serving
with,
the
1st
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
in
Germany.
Unloading
the
truck
are,
left
to
right:
Pte.
Clarence
Dube,
Plaster
Rock,
N.B.,
and
Pte.
John
Grimmell.
Ottawa,
while
;
LCpL
John
Chayer,
Vancouver,
and
Lieut.
Tom
Kingsborough,
,
brigade
jostal
officer,
make
distribution.
Phone
18
-it-
The
Business
Review
says
that
For
Home
Delivery
jwitvery
when
the
results
are
fully
tabu
Somnarison
with
his
"Death
of
a
lated
for
1053
the
value
of
Canada's
output
of
goods
and
services
mav
well
prove
to
be
in
,
Salesman."
I
SI
CCESSFl
L
IMPORT
Northland
Dal
I
Dairy
.
...
,
,,
.
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..:-..
.5
'.V
I'll.
i
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i
it
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
'Limited
excess
of
the
J24
billions
Dredict-I
Peter
Ustinov's
imaginative
The
Love
of
Four
Col
"
bv
the
Minister
of
Finance
in
comedy,
NORTHERN
PROOl'CE
FOB
NOItlllKflN
CO:HtHTIII-:RN
WMERS
II
his
February
budget,
compared
with.
$23
billions
in
1952.
NEW
RECORDS
IN
1953
"Moreover,"
says
the
review,
r
ki
m:
m
im
mm
nro
M
I,
uc
i
ttv
,
M
k
KIM
I
M
'
m
auw
ik-i
huii
nc'
:IWt
lie
Too
Eager
To
Take
The
Lead
'since
prices
have,
on
the
aver-
r-r
a
n
T-r
TftfM
V
i
1
he
impatient
declarer
would
never
make
three
;ep.
been
a
shade
below
last
year.
,
-
I
the
increase
in
national
output
,i',i
it.-
a
t
,l
no
trump
on
today
s
hand.
By
impatient,
I
mean
the
ha,s
somewhat
higher
in
onels."
which
compares
the
wooing
techniques
of
four
Allied
colonels
In
Germany,
was
the
only
import
from
the
London
stage
to
meet
with
any
success
here.
'
Among
four
London
hits
which
flopped
on
Broadway
was
"A
Pin
to
See
the
Peepshow,"
based
on
an
actual
British
murder
trial,
which
gave
one
performance
New
York
critics
found
the
play
dull
but
praised
Joan
Miller
of
Vancouver,
lor
KCr
resourceful
acting
of
the
star
role.
rWlnrer
who
is
frantic
tn
train
the
lead
at
his
verv
real
terms
Employment
has
cx
1-handed
with
industrial
produc
'
Plu$
Wee
Water
Wonders"
''Hurricane
Hunters"
Cartoon
TOTEM
A
Famous
Players
Theatre
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
iirst
opportunity.
.
.
.
,
,
,
j
South
dealer
vi
course
i.
nt
uxs
uaic
tuu
tricks
in
shht.
it's
all
right
!
:
i
ii
mi
ii
i
in1
u
u
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
Olr,
Keen)
'
8
ti
6
5
.
'
I!
K
7
3
although
even
then
he
is
prob-;
rMHtSHMHHMBUltWMMm
ably
giving
up
the.
opportunity
i
Vf
"irr;.K:i:
tv.?-or
-mrire-
vxttri
:
tiicks.
'
:
V
Try----at
r
tion.
retail
trade
rearhed
new
heiehts
as
personal
income
grew,
and
Investment
in
new
construction
.and
equipment,
has
ben
the
largest
In
Canadian
history."
As
the
year
progressed,
how-over,
the
rate
of
increase
In
these
broad
indicators
of
activity
began
to
taper
off,
and
for
a
grow-'n
number
of
Industries
sales
failed
to
follow
a
steadily
rising
trend.
But
when
le.5s
thnn
nine
tricks
j
art-
immediately
avaiiarjie
l
A
'
,
'0..
.
i
i-
(which
always
seems
to
be
tho
I
case
whn
I
am
in
tnree
no
'
trump)
then
patience
pays
off.
'
V
106
ST:!-
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A
7
3
Hilt
(Mr
I
h.
million)
(Mr.
Hair)
8
J
7
2
8
-10
9
4
3
H
J
10
9
8
4
li-
Q
3
D
K
7
2
D
A
4
i
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9
8
O
W
J
10
8
a
i
Hon
111
(Mr.
M.ivter-)
8
A
K
8
.
H
A
5
.
f
'
L
Q
J
6
5
'
C-K
6
4
I
'ihe
bidding:
In
today's
deal,
for
example.
Mr.
Champion
led
the
Jack
of
i
!
hearts,
dummy
played
low
and
Mr.
Dale
made
the
good
play
of
unblocking
his
queen.
If
Me.
In
analyzing
market
conditions
Tnd
consumer
spending,
the
bank
notes
that,
whereas
in
1952
there
was
a
markedly
upward
movement
featured
by
expanding
xales
of
automobiles,
television
sets
and
other
durable
eoods.
the
trend
In
1953.
after
allowing
for
seasonal
variations,
has
been
irregular.
Masters
had
won
this
trick
he
would
have
lost
his
contract.
East
i
South
Wo.st
North
j
1
N
T
Pass
2
NT
3
NT
All
Pass
He
had
to
knock
out
the
ace
and
king
ol
diamonds
to
develop
nine
tricks.
When
he
led
a
diamond
at
trick
two.
Mr.
Dak-
would
win
and
retuin
a
heart.
Mr.
Masters
won
with
dummy
s
ace
and
led
to
the
queen
oi
diamonds.
Mr.
Champion
won
with
the
king
but
had
no
club
to
return.
The
contract,
thanks
Hearts
would
be
continued
uti-I
til
the
last
stopper
was
knocked
I
out.
Mr.
Champion
would
stiil
v;j
hj.ii
IT
1
1
patience,
was
i
:
to
Mr.
Masters'
;
unbeatable.
I
have
the
king
of
diamonds
ss
an
entry
to
his
set-up
hearts.
&
uliiiil
)
Naturally
Mr.
Masters
ducked
i
''
,
H
'
-l
tts
'
III
I
M
!
.
the
first
heart
lead.
But
thit
"
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4
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DIARY
Continued
From
Page
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)
j
fit
41
J
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l-Wr-&$k
b
LIS.
.
H
;Mil
1
II
11
wasn't
the
whole
story
Mr.
Dal:!,
correctly
figuring
that
the
heart
continuation
was
hope-
!
months
of
Julv,
August
and
Sep-less,
shifted
to
th3
queen
cf
i
tcnlber
boLh
this
year
and
last
ciubs.
indicated
that
though
the
act-u
1
collar
volume
of
defence
spending
remained
high
half
a
billiou
dollars
last
year
the
various
levels
of
government
were
iaeed
In
that
period
with
the
peak
levels
of
their
non-i.cfcncf
exj
e-nditures.
Chief
interest
will
be
In
the
Again,
Mr.
Misters
would
have
I
gone
set
if
he
had
won
the
!
trick.
In
this
case
it
would
be
j
Mr.
Chimpion
who
would,
win
j
the
first
lead
of
diamonds.
He
would
return
his
list
club
an-l;
that
suit
would
bo
continued
until
Mr.
Masters'
list
stopper
was
gone.
At
that
point,
Mr.
i
,f
I
-"i
'is
I
i
in
MON0,iN
tlilllUIT
UllliilllSTIliuy
amcunt
of
total
government
ex-
I
(MB
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'Sip
522
I
Captain
Morgan
Dt
I
uxt
Rum,
the
result
of
more
than
i
score
of
yrr
of
preparation,
is
proudly
introduced
in
British
Columbia,
Canada's
most
discriminating
market
for
rum.
Captain
Morgan
Di
Luxi
owes
its
distinctive
character
and
superb
quality
to
careful
selection
from
a
storehouse
of
the
world's
finest
rums.
to
be
Mvuurcrl
w'1'1
Imurcfy
tpprciutjon,
CapninMo'"""
PrtwrRum
is
de-lighifui
4tlcr
iler(.
wouiu
nive
set-up
ciuuSj
penditure
and
expenditure
on
and
the
ace
of
diamonds
for
an
j
defence
in
tne
final
quarter
of
erUrv-
'
i
this
year.
It
will
be
another
Mr.
Masters
refused
to
win
three
months
before
the
figures
the
second
trick,
too.
And
now1
are
available,
but
last
year
in
he
was
safe.
It
made
no
differ-
I
the
autumn
months,
defence
ence
what
suit
was
led
at
trick
I
cost
over
46.01
per
cent
of
the
three.
Actually.
Mr.
Dale
led
'
total
national
expenditure
by
the
jack
of
clubs.
governments.
Thest
have
been
brought
together
by
master
blenders
in
a
liqueur
fTiJL
tiurtt4r&-
mis
aoveiliiemen
hi
nm
m,Wi.LJ
n,
n'.LU,
,.1,.
j...i.
to
xM
iuM
lire
"S1'1
Iht
Lquor
Control
Board
oi
y
Ik,
GmHnl
ol
RnH,ii..,r,rr,(n
oldiinl,
Colu.r.Li
rum
of
an
excellence
unequalled
anywhere.
jl
note
of
clulinitinn
10
-
r
b
HI
the
flavour
mo
I
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in
in
'
GREB'.8.1I3R
Captain
Morgan
De
Luxt
Rum,
available
now
in
limited
supply,-!
a
premium
price.
Captain
Morgan
RUM
till,
cool
drlftk.
"V
Capitin
Mur'H
Dt
.
Rum.
v
mned
dunk
to
!i'
I
rum
rrur
he
oed
iU
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belief
Ih""
ever
wh-fi
ibe
nun
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tain
Morwo
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m
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