Air
Transport
Association
Submits
Uniform
Rates
on
Fares
For
World
LINDSAY'S
Lady
Rose
Alexander
Lonesome
For
Canada
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nu
arorog
Lt(j
MOVING
Locol
and
Long
Di5tQte
Arrnt-
klUA
v.-
i
.
Phones
60-68
tourist
fares
permit
a
"lowest,
round-the-world
fare"
of
about
$1,100,
compared
with
about
;
$1,700
first
class,
i
No
alcohol
will
be
carried
on
'tourist
traffic
on
the
western
MONTREAL
Internationaldi.scounts
for
air
cargo
in
some
Air
Transport
Association
has
areas-announced
agreement
on
rates
I
A
new
"'versil
code
of
ac-and
fares
for
scheduled
interna-
i'
nce
and
handling
of
re-.
,
.
,.
.
,
,
stric
ted
cargoes.
,
tlonal
airline
service
throughout
...
,
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j,
,
.
.
,
World-wide
standardlza-
the
world,
beginning
April
1
(
tion
of
baggaf
allowances
and
B
MCRIEL
NARRAWAV
London
she
finds
many
of
her
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
j
old
friends
have
grown
up.
LONDON
(CP)
Lady
Rose;
moved
away
or
found
new
in-Alexander
is
a
"little
bit"
lone-
j
terests.
tome
for
Canada
and
she'd
like
"All
my
friends
are
In
Canto
go
back,
but
it
wont
be
for1
fda,"
she
said.
"Now
I
have
t
n-hile
I
start
all
over
again."
"
v"
"
uiies
Liu.
O
f
V,
v.
hemisphere
or
on
the
north
and
central
Pacitle.
Elsewhere
it
will
be
sold
av
specified
rates.
next,
iur
ii
iuoiuns.
ine
agree-
i
p.(ess-baggau
'
cnarges.
......,...
f
run,rtn-l
Lady
Rose's
dark-h:tirej
t
:r.
Irehui
I
said
the
new
,
.,,...
i
mother,
Countess
Alexander,
ex-
I
r
nee
Kupert
Daily
News
Friday,
November
27,
1953
ATTENTION
promised
her
family
she
will
remain
in
Britain
another
18
months.
Then
sl.3'11
decide
whether
her
future
lies
here
or
In
Canada.
The
attracthi,
21
-year-old
Lady
Rose
has
nothing
against
Eritain.
It's
Just
that
she
spent
seven
important
years
in
Cancels.
Now
that
she'a
back
In
J
BODYGUARD
DOUBLED
TO
PROTECT
YOSHIDA
TOKYO
tReuters)
Police
Thursday
doubled
the
bodyguard
protecting
Prime
Minister
Shlgeru
Yoshlda
because
of
a
threat
to
assassinate
him.
Police
said
the
prime
minister
had
received
two
threatening
letters.
ment
is
subject
to
approval
of
interested
governments.
R.
W.
Ireland,
vice-president
of
United
Air
Lines
and
chairman
of
the
conferences,
said
these
are
the"
riajor
factors
o
the
1954
agre1-jients:
Coinpletlo'.
oi
an
air-tour-l.st
network
arouoa
ine
world
by
provision
of
trans-Pacific
tourist
services.
Addition
of
a
tourist-class
on
the
mid-Atlantic.
0
Readjustment
of
first-class
and
tourist-fare
levels
in
the
rest
of
the
world
after
the
first
18
months
experience
in
their
operation.
A
world-wide
agreement
on
many
conditions
which
differentiate
tourist
from
first
class.
Initiation
of
new
quality
mm
plained:
"It
all
takes
time.
My
husband
and
I
are
o
busy
i!
means
Rrva
spend
muh
time
alone."
Meanwhile,
Lady
Rose
his
taken
a
sten
igrpphcr's
jgo
in
a
civil
engii.ee
ring
office
off
Park
Lane.
She
cycles
to
work
daily,
much
to
the
amusement
of
her
soldierly
father
Ft'
Alexander,
now
Britain's
defence
minister.
"It's
pood
for
her."
Lord
Alexander
jokingly
said
at
"family"
interview.
Actually
ho
thinks
his
daughter
has
plenty
of
nerve
to
brave
London's
West
End
traffic.
"You
could
say
it
is
improving
my
vocabulary,"
chimed
in
Lady
Rose,
referring
to
t!c
colorful
language
London's
tix"
and
bus
drivers
sometimes
list
when
cyclists
get
in
their
way
The
Alexanders'
onlv
rin-'i
!".
Hsron
Rtfoju.
duC.
Hh.m..
nunc
buck
;o
H.i.ii;
last
i
FISHERMEN
MID
B0A1
OWIilj
EKOLITE
has
done
it
again!
This
time
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
for
only
$
Q
J
qO
Less
1
0
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
31,
1953
With
a
deposit
of
$17.50
and
the
balance
of
SljSN
on
delivery,
you
ran
assure
yourwlf
of
a
Sounder
Trade
Problems
Outlined
Special
to
The
Daily
News
MONTREAL
"No
economic
problem
of
the
post-war
years
I'KITTY
IKIS
MAXWELL
shows
what
she
thinks
of
so-called
unlucky
omens
by
holding
a
black
cat
near
a
ladder
which
she
would
just
as
soon
walk
under
as
around.
There's
a
broken
mirror
handy,
too.
IN
VANCOUVER
DRIVE
AN
AUSTIN
U-DRIVE
Lowest
Rates
By
Doy,
Week
or
Month
Phone,
Write
or
Wire
(I!
j
has
been
more
persistent
or
more
j
difficult,
mm
.-.
I'JUK
1111-
jck.
ti't-io
(
!;
...
i
i.
f.ian
that
of
er.'iindrng
the
flow
c,f
trr.ele
arid
i.n
Fitment
between
the,
duller
oi.il
Mnlmg
areas.
"
says
the
Pante
of
Montreal
in
Its
latest
pii-i'i;u
.Review
isiui'd
today.
Just
how
deep-rooted
and
:!1
CHOP
S'JtV
.
.
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COW
M.;iN
Open
6
p.m.
330
o.m
fter
com;.;
nn;
iv.v
nt:
arts
cow
at
Mi
vetsity.
Like
many
(
vchu
come
to
B:
it
Mil.
reaction
was
lo
snivel
ociore
ine
sum
or
the
next
fWiini
ituwn.
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL
Wilford
Electrical
Works
COW
BAY
i
f.i-
lic.iW
miss
Canadian
winter."
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the
v""'
(ho
r,KIm
has
I
at
London's
BROADWAY
U-DRIVE
LIMITED
been
made
clear
in
a
rat-
pene
,
"
M
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wreathed
jn
f
Ins
:
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by
Hon.
Lew.)
W.
.
&
Hollywood
Cafe
BAview
1616
Broadway
at
Ook
Deolcr
in
Prince
Rupert
District
for
EKOLITE
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Outside
Orders
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133
I'
ii'i'&r
I
Douglas,
former
U.S.
Ambassador
to
the
United
Kingdom
.
,
The
report
was
made
at
the
request
of
the
president
of
the
United
States,
and
of
It
Mr.
Eisenhower
wrote
that
"it
has
in
it
a
vein
of
candor,
both
with
re-
Eight
British
Firms
Seek
Seaway
Contract
ilr
lLyUlnllL
motor
oil
Clew
till
If
llui
.
HJw
y
tine-
-to
the
United
Kingdom's
position
and
our
own."
The
London
Frpnomist
referred
to
it
as
'
the
brjrfest
dose
of
liberal
realism
tli'f.'oiilfi
wisely
be
administered
at
this
stage
in
the
making
of
'American
policy,
'within
one
document."
CONVERTIBILITY
ESSENTIAL
;
The
''analysis
of
the
sterling-dollar
problem
is
frank
and
fun-cliimeirtsl."'
At
the
outset,
the
report
jbfctognlzes
that
any
mark
ed
increase
la
the
freedom
of
in-'
ternatibijal
'
trade
cannot
be
LONDON
CP
Eicht
cf
Britain's
biggest
ccntrictin
rr,L
engineering
firms
have
jo:nc
forces
to
bid
on
thr
St.
l.-xr:
rence
seaway
project,
it
w.'
learned
today.
Sir
Albert
Braithwaite,
Conservative
member
of
ParUameii
and
chairman
of
a
Bi-itkh
or
ganization
known
cs
the
Se
..
way
Group,
said
he
expects
th
combine
to
get
2,000.003
wort:-,
of
orders.
He-added:
"This
is
ruir
lar.
r"n:nro
f
idjGll
(PISS
jpaSSRnTv
IDS
is
cun
save
i.
i
-
-fit
achieved
without
making
sterling
Iree'y
c?nveruoie.
ne
reasons
invest
In
Canada.
We
misse;
in
eueirv
inlipus
vocu
lor
suiwuigs
prebcni,
uiiucuiues
me
Alberta
oil
and
the
Labia
ore
set
forth
bluntly,
and,
while
Irior
ore
fields
-
i
noting
"what
Britain
has
already
:
-
"Canada
Is
our
best
poce-accompiifch-d.
the
report
indi-
j
for
engineering
exports
and'
th
.
rates
JJlat
the
U.K.
must
do
seaway
should
take
1000
0'.'
more.
(off
our
bread
bill,
due
to
lowe
At
th'ersame
time,
"it
Is
for
us
,
freight
charges
on
the
wh?a;
'
.
"he
United
States)
as
soon
asl'e
buy
from
Canada."
possible
to
commence
to
remove
j
lrom
our
policies
the
iinpedi-J
ments
tyjceei
trade
and
curren-.
cies.
t-.i
,
ACTIOli
i'RGENT
The
jpost
iniportant
feature
of
the
repqrt,
however,
is
its
implied
war
mmr
that
there
Is
now
an
opportunity
for
the
U.S.
and
U.K.
governments
to
act
in
concert
towards
achieving
some
degree
of
sterling
convertibility,
and
thai
with
further
dc'sy's
the
opportunity
may
.be.
.fcsOfdr
a
long
tirfie.
.,
The
whole
field
of
tlieA
economic
foreign
policy
of
the
Unlted
at
present
being
examined
by
the
bi-partisan
Randall
Commission,
whose
recommendations
are
due
to
be
submitted
to
the
President
early
in
March
next
yew.
.
,
.
,
How
,
.
.
a
motor
oil
so
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it
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