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Montreal
FL
Y..
.FISHING
i
Senator
Says
Canadian
I
Protest
Out
of
Line
By
The
Associated
Press
WASHINGTON.
United
States
Senator
Milton
Young
(Rep.
N.D.)
today
asked
President
Eisenhower
not
to
be
swayed
by
Canadian
protests
against
reduced
quotas
on
agricultural
imports.
j
In
a
letter
to
the
president,
i
Young
said
it
was
reported
the
mission
is
preparing
a
report
:
Canadian
government
had
de-
to
Eisenhower
on
the
matter
of
Re
-Roof
h
DUROiD
Asphalt
Shingles
Icr
Tree
EsMmofc
.
.
.
Sec
or
Call
LAKE
KKTADA
Waterfront
.
MONTREAL
Harbor
ofH-
,
cials,
eyeing
rows
of
berths
nor-
mally
occupied
by
overseas
freighter
which
have
beei
va-;
cant
for
days,
said
Wednesduy
!
that
business
is
slow,
and
pre-
dieted
an
even
slower
period
for
August.
1
Near-record
amounts
of
grain
which
left
Montreal
earlier
this
season
were
said
to
be
partly
to
'
blame
for
the
situation.
Officials
returning
from
England
and
1
other
grain-importing
countries
&
Bsidden
Ltd.
1
-
"CP?
SUNDAYS
OR
8Y
PRE-ARRANGEMENT
215
First
Ave.
W.
livered
to
the
U.S.
state
depart
such
Imports.
It
would
then
be
up
to
the
president
to
rule
on
what
quotas
should
be
allowed
on
imports.
'A'
IU
R
iJUEENll
.
,
MARLOTTE
IRLINR
"V
v
J
j
say
overseas
harbors
are
"bulg
mcnt
a
"note
of
warning."
This
note,
Young
said,
threatened
possible
trade
reprisals
against
U.S.
products
unless
the
government
relaxes
existing
and
contemplated
relictions
on
Canadian
oats,
dairy
products
and
other
ioous..
"This
protest,
it
seems
to
me,
is
out
of
line
with
the
past
friendly
arid
understanding
attitude
of
Canada
anil
its
good
people,"
Young
wrote.
GROUPS
OF
SEVEN.
PER
PERSON
Rainier
s
Gain
On
Hollywood
fly
The
CHrturilun
Press
Seattle
has
cut
Hollywood's
lead
ifi
the
Pacific
Coast
League
race
to
3'2
games,
but
it
took
an
ing
at
tne
seams
wtin
grain.
Only
30
ocean-gping
ships
were
berthed
along
the
10-mile
stretch
of
the
harbor
Wednesday,
compared
to
the
more
than
50
here
at
the
peak
of
the
gram
rush.
Most
of
the
30
still
were
taking
on
grain
cargoes.
1
2'1
5
ONLY
"It
seems
to
Ignore
the
great
t
assistance
the
U.S.
government
eighth-inning
homer
by
Walt
has
given
to
Canada
and
its
'
Judnich
with
Ciarence
I.iaddern
CGI1STIFATE0
BABY
Nothing
better
to
ppople
all
through
the
years,
I
pnrtirularly
with
respect
to
hip
clear
out
bowel
..iv
fluirkly-yet
gently.
No
'
'
"leepy
stuff
no
(
on
base
to
turn
the
trick
Wednesday
night.
Hollywood
obligingly
gave
Seattle
its
chance
to
gain
ground
by
bowing
to
San
Francisco
again,
6-5.
Seattle
got
a
minimum
of
runs
from
a
maximum
of
hits
at
S,-m
Tor
Advance
Arrangements
Contact
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Phona
620
or
476
their
farm
problems.
"For
examole,
in
1948
our
government
made
available
$345,-nnrtnoo
to
Fnciand
to
purchase
whent
In
Cnnada.
This
wheat..
Binre
thin
60
yean.
K
1
Equally
good
for-
Vj,,
yg
the
ret(
leianem
and
TrS
W
feverjshneaa
reaultinar
"s
MKRENA
NELLOS,
5,
of
New
York,
won
the
recent
Little
Lady
Bathing
Beauty
Contest
held
at
Palisades
Amusement
Park,
N.J.
Here
the
Little
Lady
Quern,
a
true
Grecian
beauty,
holds
her
trophy
award.
All
Aboard
RAF
Plane
Rescued
1
h
i
i
ajf
ni
frum
li(rtive
upsvta
at
teeth
ma;
time
and
other
minor
baby
ills.
Get
a
parkag
today
at
drufttoraa.
at
that
particular
time,
could
Diego.
Th-3
Rainiers
collected
13
;
have
been
purchased
t
a
lowpr
.fe
blows
and
two
runs.
Big
Al
1
pri'e
in
the
United
States
.
.
."
Widmar
held
San-
Diego
to
five
Vcung.
n
memher
of
the
II
8.
hits,
but
one
was
a
honicr
by
Semte
ngricultnrp
committee,
Dick
Faber
in
the
fiflh
inning,
said
a
proposed
23.000,000-buslvl
and
for
a
time
it
looked
like
this
quota
for
Canadian
mts
im-
might
be
the
only
ruq
Sof
the
ro'ls
seems
liberal
and
in
line
game,
slore
Pob
Kerrigan
was
with
nvorafp
Cnadinn
onts
im-
bearing
down
in
the
pinches.
Knqulre
for
Cli.ir'rr
Quutcs
to
"flier
Fishing
Mjunti
Naaaa,ai"aa,aagal
It
was
Wldmar's
eleventh
vic
TONIGHT
THE
RT.
HON.
LOUIS
S.
ports
over
the
la.st
10
years.
"Anirrican
mtji
pfifrs
h"11'
been
driven
far
,
below
parity
"nri
e"en
wll
un'Vr
the
r-iv-ernment
price
sunpovt
level
4
during
the
last
two
yens
as
a
riircrt.
result
of
rpf-nrrl
nvnn'i-tics
ef
onts
ninvin'?
Into
our
tory
of
the
season.
'
Portland
and
Sacramento
split
a
night
twin
bill.
Sacramento
won
the
opener,
3-1.
behind
the
effective
six-hit
pitching
of
the
veteran
portsidr.
Herm
Bcs.se,
but
Portland
grabbed
the
wlnrt-
Youn
up.
6-4,
and
ended
a
Sacramento
j
markets
from
Canada,
j
said.
wjnning
streak
that
had
pone
to
"It
Is
quite
evident
today
t.h
it
five
games.
Five
Portland
double
J
O
La-
LONDON
(Reuters)
The
occupants
of
an
RAF
transport
plane
which
crashed
in
the
Mediterranean
have
been
rescued,
the
air
ministry
announced
today.
Thr
16
men,
including
senior
technical
officers
from
transport
command
headquarters,
were
picked
up
from
dinghies
by
a
United
States
amphibian
plane
and
transferred
to
the
British
(v.".troycr
Barflucr,
it
added.
Th"
rnrflrur
is
expected
lu
rea'
h
Malta
tonight.
The
U.S.
plane
was
unable
to
take
off
because
of
the
extra
weiuht
and
so
waited
on
the
water
for
ttv;
destroyer's
arrival.
Among
the
rescued
is
Air
Commodore
V.
D.
Morshead,
senior
tchnical
staff
officer,
transport
command.
The
plane
crashed
Wednesday
off
North
Africa
on
its
way
from
Tripoli
to
Jlabbe-niyah,
Iraq.
"
P.C,
P
C.
FRJME
MINISTER
OF
CANADA
!h
same
in'nrcsts
wht'-h
'voir-
plavs
In
th
second
frame
cut
so
active
in
Importing
h
do"-n
budding
fac
rallies,
mrntlties
of
opts
during
the
!
Al
Gelt"!,
Oakland's
35-year-
last
two
years
are
asain
scllin-
old
right
handcr.
scored
his
20th
American
n-ts
a"int
pur-
pitching
victory
as
he
shut
out
chases
of
Canadian
onts."
Los
Angeles,
2-0.
It
was
his
four'h
1
Youn!j
said
he
un''erstoni
shulout,
of
the
season.
lie
has
that
the
Federal
Tariff
Co:n
lost
only
six
games.
C.F.P.R
B'JRMHT'S
white
STIN
GIN
BURNETT'S
loNDON
DRY
GIN
8:00kv,
a.
ev
a
h
AND
TRANS-CANADA
NETWORK
Piano
Makers
Play
Merry
Music
as
TV
Boost
Sales
Published
By
The
NATIONAL
I
litl
KAL
FKDKRATIOM
OF
CANADA
Tn,
odvorti
.emenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bund
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
'We
A
Moreover,
by
keeping
famili:
home
evenings,
television
h
is
made
the
home
an
entertainment
centre
again.
Seeing
ninnns
on
TV
screons,
Baldwins
official
;
say,
has
created
a
desire
to
wi
f
one
in
countless
families.
'
Another
factor:
Smart
redesigning
of
pianos
has
made
Ih-rn
more
practical
tor
the:
average
home
-.and
easier
to.
move.
Hv
STKVEN
V.
DAVID
NXW
YORK
(AP)
Piano
manufacturers
are
making
merry
music
on
(heir
cash
registers
hese
days,
business
hasn't
been
;o
good
in
nearly
30
years.
With
the
help,
surprisingly
enough,
of
television,
the
industry
is
counting
on
selling
180.000
unit
this
year,
the
largest
number
since
the
1920's.
;
1
I
t
''The
future
of
'the
piano'
In
NOTICE
General
Meeting
of
tho
Rotcpoyers
Assoc'atio
TONIGHT
dustry
looks
very
bright
indeed,"
says
Harold
S.
Morse,
a
director
of
the
90-year-old
Baldwin
Piano
Compajiy
and
head
of
its
York
office.
"Our
own
company,
although
manufacturing
to
capacity,
is
thousands
of
units
behind
in
orders."
v
The
present
piano
boom
has
built
up
stn-e
the
Sscond
World
War.
Baldwin,
largest
in
the
field.
dH
a
business
of
more
than
$21,000000
last
year,
almost
double
its
sales
in
1947
Th-3
radio
killed
I
he
old
player
iano.
and
no
one
but
the
piano
Tinker
ever
rcrretted
its
passing
""ut,
says
the
Industry,
television
has
brn
largely
responsible
for
he
ursurc
in
piano
sales
since
'lip
pnH
of
Ihe
war.
Baldwin
officials
figure
it
thir
Hui
nlmmlA
Be?
c&
i.m.
4
nwXWM0$i;
'"
Jl
.
-W,'f
i'-i-
FCiON
AUDITORIUM
Committee
report
oi
interview
wit'n
Mr.
B.
C.
Brocewell.
I.
W.
PRUSKY
Chairman.
I'v.iv:
A
r.iano
heard
on
the
radio
lis
invisible,
and
a
good
many
rnn.t
identify
it
as
one
of
the
Instruments
in
an
unseen
orchestra.
On
television,
how-lever.
the
piano
is
seen
as
well
rs
heard.
Its
decorative
qualities
'
34
J.
v.
.
..
i.'f'v.'..
fJib-.
-
f
So
easy
to
use
and
dispose
of,
Nabob
a
tea
bags
are
the
quick,
convenient
way
to
enjoy
Nabob's
fine
quality,
choice
flavor,
full
satisfying'strength.
1
'-..Vf
as
w?ll
as
its
tone
are
apparent.
f
-
Jtor
.
.
.
itill
softer
is
tlie
new,
improved
Purrtt
t
uc.
It'b
stronger
and
more
absorbent,
too
...
a4
!
iter
ti.-.-uc
at
the
same
price.
I
:.
you
can
iIiikkc
from
two
kinds
of
Purex,
single
;;
i
J
2
1y.
For
fdiial
soft,
single
ply,
reach
for
the
new
l-)t
in
the
fjrmlur
blue
Ulxrl;
for
the
ultimate
in
1
,1'hrooin
luxuiy
at
a
few
cents
more,
look
for
Super
Tuicx
ui
the
white
label.
'
Serve
a
Hearhj
Meal
-Serve
mm
l''''
I
i
Good
Ullinf
"itick-to-youl
libt"
mcU
rs
aty
with
Ctnnec
Salmon.
Thii
richly
dclicioui
and
nulritiouf
Mafood
combinat
with
basic
ioodt
to
brinj
'lit
price
per
serving
surprisingly
low.
Hot
dishes,
sandwiches,
salads
Canr.ad
Salmon
can
be
served
many
ways.
ASSOCIATED
SALMON
CANNERS
OF
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