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Daily
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Friday,
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Director
of
World's
Largest
Paper
TONY
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CURTIS-LFIfiUvf
The
tan
was
in
CkAr
warfare
by
the
nOnce
Hit
Editors
With
8-Foot
Plank
--r.
.-kit.
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At
WALLACE'S
of
Course
hr
rinthes
van
a
wartime
fa-
rion.rnon
mat
King
tne
tates:
vorite
of
Canadian
soldiers
in
ph
ise
"in
the
vast
social-level-
i
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i
...
.
Bl.jtain
lui
:,
process
Dy
wnich
95
per
b,
Him
1
1
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4
a
-v
uruiv
INTEREST
cent
or
me
nation
nas
become
The
Mirror
celebrates
its
50th
rmncie,
or
to
De
precise,
lower-
WORK
CLOTHES
j
that
are
-
LONG
on
WEAR!:'
TOTE
anniversary
in
November
ana
nmuur
u
m
iuum
mm
way-,
to
mark
the
occasion
its
editor-
j
of
life."
ial
director,
Hugh
Cudlipp,
hasiM.IKES
LIFE
SEEM
GAY
written
a
book
called
"Publish
The
newspaper
makes
life
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
EVEMNOS
1
anrl
9:05
Matinee
Saturday
2
p.m.
FA.MOLS
PLAYERS
THM
and
Be
Damned!"
It
traces
the
paper's
fascinating
history
from
the
unpromising
beginnings
to
1
g:
.
J.'
HERBERT
J.
YATtJ
the
"revolution"
in
the
'30s
seem
gay
and
exciting
to
housewives,
says
Richardson.
Its
reader
symbol
is
a
bus
conductor
"who
daydreams
of
dancing
the
samba
with
Princess
Margaret."
The
Mirror
makes
a
point
of
aep.res.siveness.
Its
wartime
at
when
the
editors
turned
to
hu
1
HacHURRAY
in
ft
.
JS.
4.
Bv
ALAN
HARVEY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(CP)
A
tabloid
newspaper
called
the
Daily
Mirror
has
the
world's
biggest
daily
circulation.
Here
are
a
few
facts
about
it:
A
director
once
went
about
slugging
editors
on
the
head
with
an
eight-foot
plank.
The
paper
received
3,758.441
letters
in
10
years.
Its
daily
sale
exceeds
4,500.000
and
is
going
up.
.
When
launched
in
1903
it
wis
intended
for
"gentlewomen."
Sales
slumped
from
250.000
to
28.000
in
three
months.
Today
:
the
Mirror
is
still
aime'd
at
women
but
nobody
would
say
its
approach
is
gentle.
In
fact,
it
is
a
tough,
breezy,
i
arrogant,
confiding
sheet,
revelling
in
its
own
admitted
vul-
garity,
specializing
in
mass
appeal
through
pictorial
cheese-1
cake,
sledgehammer
headlines
'
and
comic
strips
that
are
just
that.
Its
famous
cartoon
character,
Jane,
a
young
woman
'woman
easily
separated
from
FAIQ
VJItll
F
-
.
I
"J,
'-el
..
tacks
on
the
government
were
so
bitter
that
Prince
Minister
Churchill
intervened,
and
the
government
threatened
to
close
the
paper.
But
The
Mirror
rode
out
the
storm.
Cudlipp
also
tells
about
the
pranks
of
Harry
Guy
Bartholo
UJ
JI4VA
TRUCOtOR
Y
CONSOIIOAIW
4
L
!:
t1
swi-'
'
.
man
interest,
sex
and
crime.
"The
plan
which
these
youn','
nen
evolved,"
he
writes,
"was
simply
this
to
get
under
the
readers'
skins
and
stay
there,
rhey
were
all.
in
their
way.
lay
psychologists.
Most
had
come
from
working-class
or
middle-:lass
families;
they
really
kne
nd
had
personally
experienced
:he
aspirations
and
setbacks,
.he
joys
and
the
heartaches
of
;he
millions
of
ordinary
people
Lhcy
set
out
to
entertain
and
nstruct."
Carrying
the
idea
farther,
book
reviewer
Maurice
Richard
;nn
writes
in
The
Observer
that
The
Mirror
is
a
significant
phe-
A
KEPUtUC
PICTURE
ft.
TODAY
o
SATURC
ALi
J
lIMCUIN.fi
II
NT
FLYING
Tl'RTLE
mew,
one-time
director,
whose
favorite
trick
was
creeping
up
behind
an
editor
and
pasting
him
with
a
plank.
Unsuspecting
CAPITO
V;'
-
""
,
v
""
NINE
EUROPEAN
BEAUTIES
create
a
pattern
of
loveliness
overlooking
the
water
at
Istanbul,
Turkey,
where
units
of
the
Turkish
Navy
lie
at
anchor.
All
entrants
in
the
"Miss
Europe
1953"
contest,
the
girls
(left
to
right'
represent
Sweden,
Finland,
Switzerland,
France,
Austria,
Monaco,
Greece,
Belgium,
and
Italy.
7
and
9:21
p.m.
SAT.
2:00
.
4:25-
6:0
-
9:10
p.m.
visitors
swooned
at
the
sight,
but
the
plank
was
made
of
balsa
ji-ood
and
did
no
damage.
At
luncheon
this
month
Ran-lolph
Churchill,
the
prime
minister's
son,
attacked
The
Mirror
for
its
treatment
of
Britain's
royal
family.
Cudlipp,
guest
speaker,
promptly
tore
up
his
Prisoner
Query
Still
Unanswered
..--o
BLACKWOOD
on
r?
1
CARHART
MONARCH
5
GAULT
Quolity
First
At
Wallaces
:
Men's
Shop-
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
Shirts
Ironed
I'KESS-WHILE-YOL'-WAIT
Pickup
and
Delivery
Island
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Black
27
741
2nd
West
(Next
to
Liquor
Store)
,
PANMUNJOM
CP
The
United
Nations'
demand
of
an
account
notes
and
replied
to
Churchill.
His
paper,
he
admitted,
is
vul-
ing
of
3,404
men,
including
three
gar
but
it
ls
aIso
"decent,
awk
tSrida
nciae
waid.
bock-biting
and
courage
MOTOR
PRODUCTS
LTD.
SPECIAL
Fall
Reduction
a
l
.$
.
.
?
Sole
Lanaaiar.s,
oenevea
10
oe
111
nru
captivity
is
still
unanswered.
Major
General
Blackshear
M.
Bryan,
senior
Allied
member
of
he
armistice
commission,
told
reporters
today
he
would
ask
the
Reds
about
it
"before
too
long."
By
EASLEY
DLACKWOOD
ous."
He
said
it
made
some
mistakes,
but
it
was
not
really
a
"sexy"
newspaper.
In
fact,
he
thought
it
rather
"prissy"
at
times.
Of
Used
Cars
and
Trucks
Chevrolet
Sedan.
Good
1't.Vi
famine
Man
Mr.
Abel
(Iocs
Down
Dy
Aiming
Too
High
While
the
purpose
of
the
game
is
to
make
as
condition
.
$25.00
healer,
uii!r!rcj.it-)
EIK
AS
I
SEE
IT
(Continued
from
page
2
V
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SPECIAL
CONCESSION
SUDBURY,
England
(CP)
Tho;
in-law
proolems
of
youn-
mai-;
ried
couples
in
this
MUkiscx
IF
IT
IS
true
that
the
UN
can
many
points
as
possible,
that
goal
is
not
necessarily
attained
by
going
after
the
maximum
number
of
...
..
fc.
I!M8
hevrolet
&
dan
A
t.
I'll!)
Plymouth
Sedan.
Re-
family
car
W
conditioned,
good
tires,
19g
)fSu,
Sedan
Ej;
cheap
transportation
goo()
tjn,s
jn
very
.
$1225
00
condition
.
SI
1!)8
rSoto
Sedan.
An
1!I5I
Ford
Custom
Sedan.
Re-
...,H,t
in..rt
mrim
h,.i,.r
l''"t
P"v"1(-'
car.
good
not
function
effectively
un-
with
DUROID
Asphalt
Shingles
Inquire
about
our
Instalment
Poyment
Plan
FOR
FREE
ESTIMATES
SEE
OR
CALL
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
district
miy
soon
oe
atnintj
01
w
anrt
nttl
China's
seat
in
the
tricks
on
every
hand
the
past.
Council
is
considerms
UN
,g
occupied
by
the
reai
g0V-proposals
to
Prove
young
,
ernmenti
lt
is
even
more
to
the
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Abel
got
nto
a
good
contract
of
four
..i..t
'
a
.,.'o
tires
M5
uoiip!
un
nun.
u.ai
-.avr
a
.
.
f.
,h
UN
cannot
even
annex
for
tneir
self-contained
i
survive
unless
the
United
States
,H52
h,yr
'M
$1375.00
car
Ruarantee.
healer.
215
First
Ave.
W,
relatives.
Phone
909
hearts.
Now.
if
the
queen
01
hearts
had
been
on
his
rigut
not
over
four
long,
he
could
'V.
Chevrolet
Deluxe
Sedan
Unriercoattd
.
mi
1
111
,Mmm;im
hb
Privately
owned,
Rood
tires
1039
Buirk
Coupe.
Radio.
J
'II
and
motor,
new
paint
and
tires,
cheap
trampo:
Kc.it
covers
S12S5.00
tlon
fc
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Niirth
(Mr.
KtflO
8
A
8
7
8
J
2
D
A
8
6
3
Cr-A
10
6
KiihI
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(Mr.
Hull-)
(Mr.
IiuiiiiIik
)
6
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10
It
4
3
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&
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5
3
Hti
8
7
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4
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7
2
HiMllll
(Mr.
Im-1)
S
K
2
H
A
K
10
9
4
I--7
C-
K
9
B
4
3
;
remains
with
it.
j
I
am
rather
appalled
at
times
;
at
the
tone
of
some
of
my
own
'
alters
from
ordinary
readers
lacrcss
Canada.
Many
Canadians
!
of
1953
are
so
fed
up
with
the
;
international
policies
of
the
;
Eisenhower
administration
in-i
side
UN
that
they
advocate
a
j
gang
up
against
U.S.
policy.
I
1
think
these
forget
that
if
Uncie
!
Sam
were
to
walk
out
of
the
UN.
'
there
would
be
no
UN;
and
it
KXTHA
SPECIALS
lave
taken
the
heart
finesse,
licked
up
the
trumps,
given
a
lub
trick
and
spread
the
hand
for
six-odd.
However,
the
cards
were
not
'istributed
in
that
manner
and,
far
from
making
six-odd,
Mr.
bel
actually
took
a
minus
score.
He
won
the
opening
diamond
ead
with
dummy's
ace.
led
the
v
,
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
90!)
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
878
SPECIALIZING
1
CHINESE
DISHES
'
Orders
To
Take
Out
;
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Daily
1941
Ford
Sedan.
Onor
Your
Bowling
BOWLING
SHOES
Ladies'
Red,
Blue
and
Black
triinsooitation
-
S3Ji.
1!M1
Ford
Coupe.
Mechanic
Special
...
S2H5.00
1941
Ford
Army
Truck
4x4
Oood
Hunting
trucit
1910
Dodse
34-tn
piohp
a
cheao
truck
..
W
with
van
box
...
SS.T25.00
1941
riyinoulh
as
is
S2I!1
,
for
any
reason
UN
goes
down
,ack
of
hearts
and
let
it
go.
Mr.
champion
won
with
the
queen
I
only
a
miracle
can
avert
a
third
mm
1
h..rni.i
cmiati
i
k
I'ltl
Durifr
8td;in.
ts
T
,
The
bidciiiin:
Smith
VViwt
North
1
h
Paw
1
3
2
C
3
NT
world
war.
$110(10
pit
6
ind
led
another
diamond.
J
Mr.
Abel
ruffed
and
laid
down
,
he
ace
and
king
of
hearts.
:
'.iri,nn
nr.
rla
Eh.u.a1
nut
nn
!
TKUCK
SPECIAL
t
j
$.95
and.
$5-75
Men's
Black
$4.95
and
$5.95
BOWLING
BAGS
Attractive
plastic
in
varied
colors
zipper
closing
1nr.11
r-lirvrnlrt
Sprfan
iUverv
1949
Willy'
Station
.K
D.n..njiinn
k.iu
A
vprv
Pfilid
buv
...
5
4
H
All
jJUNtt
club
and
there
was
the
added
chance
that
this
play
would
drop
the
doubleton
queen
of
hearts.
Three
rounds
of
clubs
would
put
Mr.
Champion
in
with
the
IVi
V.WUUI
iiuiicu,
a
p,vw,M
w..j
...j
a
S1420.00
loin
r,tc
1-ton
Panel.
Big
Question
Confronts
Forecasters
1951
Ford
Panel
Delivery.
Low
0f
go,d
miles
left
i
mileage.
Excellent
con-
jM9
'
t
hevrolet
Pick-up
u
dition
81560.00
c.onmtiun
'
SAFE
RELIABLE
SERVICE
Prompt
and
Courteous
Phone
5
37
TAXI
Ken
Nesbitt
-
Ronnie
Tutb
queen
and
while
he
could
force
1948
Chevrolet
3-ton
Chassis
?
,
h,vrolrl
2-ton
and
Cab
with
platform.
Ke-
Excellent
cundition
M
$2-25
SEE
THEM
AT
'
inn
rovmirt
Panel
TORONTO
(CP)
Transport
Minister
Chevrier
this
week
SljJj.UU
v
jm:
IMS
f
J
-1
one)
COndiUUll
Tlll'll
111.
LOlt
VUV
this
last
heart
lead,
the
contract
was
hopeless.
Mr.
Abel
cashed
the
ace
and
'ting
of
clubs
and
led
a
third
:lub.
But
after
winning
with
the
jueen,
Mr.
Champion
fired
another
diamond.
Mr.
Abel
ruffed
with
his
last
trump
and
there
was
still
a
trump
out.
When
a
good
club
was
now
led,
Mr.
Champion
uffed
and
cashed
a
diamond
trick.
Mr.
Abel
should
have
timed
he
hand
for
safety.
After
win-ling
the
first
trick,
he
should
'lave
cashed
the
ace
and
king
)f
hearts
at
once.
He
could
af-'ord
to
lose
two
hearts
and
a
Mr.
Abel
with
diamond
leads,
Mr.
Abel
could
in
turn
force
him
with
club
leads
and
always
be
one
jump
ahead
in
the
trump
department.
Playing
this
way,
Mr.
Abel
wouldn't
have
as
much
chance
of
making
six,
but
he
'would
have
a
much
better
chance
of
poking
four.
FASHION
FOOTWFAR
into
r
n
u
O
uyJ
viiatfs
nuu
Cab.
New
motor,
good
tiles
1942
Ford
3-ton
Cnassis
I
1
in.i
$1300.00
condition
PHONE
870
871
gave
the
weather
forecasters
an
object
to
strive
for:
to
forecast
x
whole
season's
weather.
In
a
speech
to
the
joint
session
of
the
Royal
Meteoroligical
Society
and
the
American
Meteorological
Society,
he
said:
"Think
of
the
boon
to
mankind
if
ever
we
reach
the
stage
where
a
season'3
weather
can
be
forecast
in
advance,
even
in
such
general
terms
as
whethei
it
will
be
comparatively
wet
or
''.fflr"?
M-lil'"
"
"
'
"
'.'
si
m
m
Itown
r-
-
ft
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
comparatively
dry,
comparative
SEPTEMBER
2122-23
OOSTUft
WSPtAV
OOMITI
ly
warm
or
comparatively
cold.
Mr.
Chevrier
gave
the
weather
men
something
else
to
think
about.
Research,
he
said,
might
establish
whether
the
climate
of
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
FIRST
BIG
CIRCUS
CATALOM
.SIJ10U9
ft
TRAINED
ANIMALS
,
O
CLOWNS,
etc
PLUS
North
America
is
warming
up.
"Is
it
possible,"
he
asked,
"that
the
Great
Lakes
and
the
St.
Lawrence
River
may
one
day
be
open
to
navigation
all
Jie
year
round?
"If
so,
may
that
occur
within
he
next
few
generations?"
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNT"?
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
The
.
minister
then
spoke
of
O
A
large
MIUWAI
wirn
an
r--
i
ODYSON
CANADIAN
what
meteorological
science
has
iheady
done,
for
Canada.
I
;
V
mi
t
The
weather
service
has
often
;ome
to
the
aid
of
the
railways.
For
shippers
of
perishable
fruits
ind
vegetables
the
forecast
has
largely
solved
the
problem
of
when
to
air
condition
their
TICKETS
MOV
ON
S
ALE
From
All
Rofarians
OR
Norton
Young's
Office
goods.
To
the
Great
Lakes
where
big
itorms
blow
up
rapidly
meteor
CSIDCflRS
'49
Ford
Coach
$1350
NOTE
-
-
ology
has
lessened
danger.
Mr.
Chevrier
said
that
since
commercial
aviation
began
not
1
single
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
passenger
has
been
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