Prince
Rupei'
Daily
Ntw
Tuesday,
Ju
7,
1953
!
Books
Written
by
Reds
Hume
Wrong
Transferred
From
Washington
to
Ottawa
5ji
i
Ordered
Back
to
Shelves
OTTAWA
9
The
cabinet,
cleaning
off
pilcd-up
chores,
took
time
out
from
ministerial
campaigning
Monday
to
makej
several
amiointir.ents
and
give;
WASHINGTON
(AP)
The
state
department
has
directed
its
overseas
libraries
to
put
back
on
the
shelves
many
volumes
removed
during
.the
recent
new
consideration
to
the
politi-!
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Pierce
appointment
rounded
out
a
foreign
affairs
shuffle
Uiat
lias
i
been
in
process
for
several
weelu.
Mr.
Pierce's
superior
at
Wash-
ngtoift
ambassador
Hume
Wrong.
,
is
being
transferred
to
Ottawa
1
8s"undcrsccretary.
Arnold
Heen-ey.
permanent
delegate
to
NATO
In
Paris,
is
being
moved
to
Washington
as
ambassador.
Dana
Wilgress.
undersecretary,
is
re-1
placing
Mr.
Hceney
at
Paris.
1
purge
of
books
written
by
Communist
and
contro-1
cally-tlckilsn
soum
sasitaicne-;
wan
dam
Issue.
veisial
authors.
Thp
ministers,
meeting
as
wms
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
drop-
;
Officials
who
disclosed
this
today
said
the
books
still
ban-TiPd
were
named
m
two
master
lists,
the
latest
of
which
was
dispatched
last
week
to
the
ap-
Try
Dally
Mewa
Want
Hit
oroximately
189
libraries
in
foreign
cities.
Instructions
were
to
'estore
volumes
not
specifically
named.
.
Although
the
lists
have
not
been
made
public,
informants
who
may
not
be
named
Indi
ped
into
the
capital
Drieny
on
his
way
from
the
Maritimes
to
the
eW.st,
made
these
major
ap-pointments:
.
m
A
furthei
move
In
the
re
cw
....
organization
of
diplomatic
rep
J
.
TV.
IT'S
SO
cated
they
Included
more
than
I
M)
titles.
That
would
mean
the
'estoration
of
perhaps
250
titles.
Officials
have
said
all
copies
of
I
Today
and
Wednesday
TWO
FEATURES
RORY
CALHOUN
-
DALE
ROBERTSON
In
"SILVER
WHIP"
ALSO
STERLING
HAYDEN
-
JOAN
LESLIE
in
0
...
EASY
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
For
Boys
HELLGATE"
TO
MAKE
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
ONLY
ISABELLE
(LEFT)
AND
ISOTTE
try
for
a-
taste
of
the
frosting
on
their
first
birthday
cakes,
with
famed
actress-mother
Ingrid
Bergman
Rossellni
watching
the
twins
at
their
party.
At
right
i
foreground,
partially
obscured)
is
the
actress'
husband,
director
Roberto
Rossellni.
Background,
between
the
twins,
Is
the
first-torn
of
the
Swedish
actress
and
Rosselinl,
Robertino,
4.
About
20
children
attended
the
party
in
the
Rossellni's
Rome
apartment.
,
.
Plus
NEWS
Times
Silver
Whip
7:00
-
9:58
JAM
CAPITOL
resentation
aDroaa,
snuung
e.
D.
Pierce,
52,
minister
In
Washington,
to
be
ambassador
to
Brazil.
John
S.
MtDiarmid,
70,
former
mines
minister
for
Manitoba,
to
be
lieutenant-governor
of
that
province.
Leslie
E.
Mutch,
56,
parliamentary
assistant
for
veterans'
affairs
and
Liberal
member
of
the
Commons
for
Winnipeg
South
in
the
last
Parliament,
to
be
deputy
chairman
of
the
Canadian
pensions
commission.
After
the
cabinet
meeting,
the
prime
minister
told
reporters
the
ministers
dealt
with
the
Saskatchewan
dam
question
at
their
till-afternoon
session
but
are
waiting
for
further
word
from
Alberta
before
reaching
a
final
decision.
A
few
hours
later,
he
pushed
off
by
train
from
here
on
his
Western
campaign.
The
Saskatchewan
dam
pro-lect
involves
harnessing
river
And
Youths
Yps
sirec!
Rifjht
here
in
little
old
Prince
Rupert.
Right
here
in
Wallace's.
A
complete
boys'
and
youths'
department
equal
t
o
any
city
store.
"e'lKle
:13
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THKATRt
300
or
more
books
by
about
18
authors
had
been
removed.
Eleven
are
reported
to
have
been
literally
burned.
Officials
said
the
latest
order
was
dispatched
to
end
confusion
which
resulted
from
10
earlier
directives.
The
state
department
has
been
a
target
for
criticism
because
of
the
removal
of
some
books
not
specifically
named
in
sny
diiectlvps.
Senator
Josenh
McCarthy
iRep.
Wis.)
assailed
particularly
the
removal
of
"Witness,"
life
story
of
Whit-taker
Chambers,
avowed
reformed
Communist.
The
first
directives
for
book
removals
went
out
in
February
after
McCarthy
had
declared
the
libraries
contained
"30.000
Communist
books"
and
said
someone
has
evidently
been
sabotaging
the
program.
WITH
BLACKWOOD
on
lie
nam
TODAY
&
WEDNESDAY
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
4
?v:(
f-,
AND
IT'S
SO
SURE!
IIIIIIIKIIIIII
Dy
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
3i
;
t
v
z
How
Uoring
Can
You
Get?
Mrs.
FDR
Says
McCarthy
Harms
U.S.
(
IOVE
LA
U
G
H-S
AT
.
waters
crossing
all
three
Prairie
provinces.
A
royal
commission
recently
estimated
cost
at
S250.000.000
for
the
whole
power-irrigation
development
and
labelled
the
overall
project
uneconomic
at
this
time
.
On
the
diplomatic
end,
the
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FOKW.VKOINU
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
'MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
CO
or
K8
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
Hcinsite
Will
Show
You
Surely
you
know
Mr.
Heinsite,
who
has
the
lovable
habit
of
constantly
explaining
the
obvious
in
detail
yet.
Ynu
have
a
solid
suit
with
the
'
"e
sid-
should
havc
tJont'
exception
of
the
king.
The
op-
two
no
trun,P
by
Abcl
and
sl
ponents
have
four
or
five
cards!00
trumP
bV
Muzzy.
Six
no
GREER
LAURENCE
...
GARSON
OLIVIER
MARY
BOLAND
EDNA
MAY
OLIVER
MAUREEN
OSULLIVAN
ANN
RUTHERFORD
FRIEDA
INESCORT
in
the
suit.
You
finesse
the
queen
and
the
lone
king
wins.
Mr.
Ileinsita
is
capable
of
looking
you
right
in
the
eye
and
saying,
seriously:
"You
could
Evening
Shows
7;
-
9:10
p.m.
TOTEM
A
Famous
Player
Thratn
Floods
Take
710
Lives
in
Japan
TOKYO
lAPi
Floods,
combined
with
an
aftermath
of
dysentery,
took
a
toll
of
710
lives
In
southern
Japan
during
the
last
two
weeks.
Japanese
police
and
health
officials
said
today.
The
floods,
which
followed
a
record
rain,
drove
1.258,911
persons
from
their
homes.
Injured
1.748.
and
washed
out
or
buried
60.000
acres
of
farmland.
In
addition.
446
Dcrsons
are
ATHENS,
Greece
(AP)
Mrs.
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
declared
today
that
Senator
Joseph
McCarthy
(Rep.
Wis.)
has
done
"a
great
deal
of
harm
to
my
country."
But,
she
added.
"I
am
speaking
as
a
Democrat,
of
course."
Mrs.
Roosevelt
held
a
press
conference
before
leaving
for
Belerade
on
the
next
lcj
of
a
world
tour.
Answering
reporters'
questions
on
McCarthy,
chairman
-of
the
Senate
Investigations
Subcommittee,
the
widow
of
the
former
United
States
president
said:
"You
have
to
feel
very
free
in
the
United
States
these
days
to
disagree
with
him."
She
credited
him,
however,
with
"perhaps
creating
something
which
is
essential"
public
realization
of
the
danger
of
communism.
trump
was
the
only
right
spot
to
play
the
hand."
"Maybe
the
bidding
was
strange."
replied
Mr.
Abel
"but
six
hearts
was
unbeatable.
At
six
no
trump
you
had
only
a
50-50
guess
in
diamonds
for
the
contract."
'Makes
no
difference."
said
Mr.
Heinsite
blandly.
"At
six
no
trump
I
definitely
would
have
led
to
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
finessed
the
Jack
on
the
way
back."
He
didn't
bother
to
say
why.
.Subject
to
f'hante.)
a
-
i
I
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
"rth
Dir.
Mmzy)
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6
4
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10
6
4
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10
5
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(Mr.
Ilulr)
(Mrt
Kre-n)
6
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5
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8
7
2
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7
3
H-9
2
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9
8
a
D-
7
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8
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4
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i
10
9
3
Mouth
(Mr.
Alwl)
S
A
n
3
II
A
Q
J
5
D
K
J
3
C
A
K
6
-The
bidding:
South
West
Nnrth
Fast
1
H
Pass
3
H
Pass
6
H
All
pass
A
Full
Line
of.
.
.
TENNIS
EQUIPMENT
THE
SPORT
SHOP
i
still
missing
after
the
flood
that
FADiO
ClAL
1240
IC'dcyclai
CFPR
swept
over
northern
Kyushu
island
and
southwest
Honshu.
IN
A
CSC
NATIONAL
NETWORK
BROADCAST
CFPR
1240
on
your
dial
8:00
p.m.
Published
by
The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
of
Canada
FOOTBALL
Wednesday
7
p.m.
t'.Y.O.
vs
GENERAL
MOTORS
have
made
it
if
you'd
gone
up
with
your
ace."
'
Not
even
complete,
success
is
Immune
to
Mr.
Heinsite's
un-
TUESDAY
H
M.
4
45
Rpc.
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4:65
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(juntHtloiis
6:00
At
Home
With
thr
Lrunliiks
i
2S-r-lntermitloii6l
Cotium
hutj
.
v
6::JO
UN
TiKly
6:45
CBC
News:
WrHther
Kcport
6:65
Havc
you
Heard?
6:00
Cue
fur
Fun
6:30
Supper
Serenade
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Rriueidup
7
ao-1-icesler
S'tme-!
t.n
HnmUway
requestcd
analysis.
Take
today's
hand,
for
example.
Aaain
the
hear',
slam,
Mr.
Both
old
and
new
engines
benefit
from
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tiport
8
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of
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Comes
tlir
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1
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1
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Pish
Arrivals
11
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Music
Till
Midnight
!
12:00
Blgn-ult
j
WEDNESUAT
t
AM.
Dale
led
the
queen
of
spades.
Mr.
Abe!
won
with
the
ace
and
'ook
three
rounds
of
trumps,
hen
throe
rounds
of
clubs.
'Vhrn
the
trumps
broke
3-2.
the
rmtract
was
absolutely
safe
nl-hfiueh
Mr.
Abel
took
a
little
".hllc
to
see
this
was
true.
The
problem,
of
course,
was
'n
decide
which
way
to
finesse
":innt
the
queen
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Abel
finally
saw
the
right
"lny
was
not
to
finesse
at
all,
Nit
to
rush
the
king
of
spades
nd
lead
a
third
round
of
that
nit
since
a
spade
had
to
be
'o.t
In
siny
rase.
Mr.
r:le
won
the
third
round
ef
snades
and
anything
he
returned
at
this
noint
would
guarantee
Mr.
Abel
12
tricks.
A
diamond
return
would
tnke
tho
Deyelopment
in
31
Years
ft
ri
7:00
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Bdct.
7:15
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Cloek
7:ao
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News;
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Heporl
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lock
:!
CBO
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8:10
Here's
BUI
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8:30
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0:5
Time
Signal
Up
to
15
more
power
Up
to
150
more
spark
plug
life
"iiks
out
of
that
suit.
Any
other
return
would
let
Mr.
Abel
ruff
in
one
hand
while
discarding
r
diamond
from
the
other.
"Mire
n'nv."
.eiid
Mr.
Dale
f-ndly.
But
Mr.
Hcinsite.
who
was
klMtins.
hd
other
ideas.
"Worst
bidding
I
ever
saw,"
On
July
23,
1904,
Sir
Henry
Joly
de
lotbiniert
opened
the
Fraier
River
Bridge
the
first
bridge
to
loan
the
month
of
the
Froser
and
provide
a
direct
rail
and
rood
link
to
the
United
Stotel.
HOsl
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UNE:
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In
190-i,
William
Braid
founded
B.C.'s
first
distillery,
and
establibhcd.the
standard
of
quality
that
distinguishes
B.C.
Double
Distilled
Rye.
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B.C.
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It
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Shell
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