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WlDMAItK
In.
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PupTt
Daily
News
'
aturday,
February
0,
I'.l'oi
ENDS
TOUAV
7:
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9:
p.m..
TAKE
THE
HIGH
GRQU
Army
Chief
Started
as
Buck
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REPUBLICANS
APPROVE
$3.8
MILLION
BUDGET
au
toien
n
1
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1
Ald
"
'..INI'
WASHINGTON
7
A
record
budget
of
$3,800,000
was
approved
by
the
Republican
natibnal
finance
committee
Thursday
for
the
1954
congressional
campaign.
This
is
twice
the
$1,950,000
goal
of
the
last
off-year
election,
in
1950,
and
the
Republicans
hope
to
double
the
more
than
2,000,000
party
contributors
of
1952.
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lit
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wmm
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
buck
private
has
risen
to
full
general
in
the
Canadian
Army.
Charles
Foulkes,
chairman
of
the
chiefs
of
general
staff,
is
the
fifth
to
hold
that
position
In
tin
Canadian
army.
In
31
years
he
has
worked
from
the
lowest
to
the
highest
rank.
And
in
mounting
the
ladder
he
has
become
the
first
Canadian
to
be
appointed
a
general
in
peacetime.
It
U
the
first
among
a
lot
of
firsts.
Promotion
of
the
51-year-old
......,
VICGINIA
Gltir
BAVIO
BRUCI
STARTS
MONDAY
TOTEM
'
A
,inoii
Pluiera
Tliealre
Times:
"Dangerous"
7
and
9;10;
"Hurricane
lieutenant-general
to
general
was
announced
by
Defence
Min
jjayCee
VALENTINE'
vtyii
I
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DANCE
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CHINA
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1
the
new
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POPULAR
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INDIA
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DANCE
BAND
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by
invitation
only
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TICKETS
ARE
AT
JERRY'S
HAKBER
SHOP
.
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.
t'lk
I
SUNDAY
AT
MIDNIGHT
ister
Claxton.
!
The
deaence
minister
said
hi
a
statement
that
Oen.
Foulke3
will
continue
in
his
present
post
and
as
Canada's
military
representative
to
the
North
Athintl"
Treaty
Organization.
"WHITE
GODDESS"
JON
UAH,
-
MFI,IS8
MeCLVP.E
"HOME
AT
SEVEN"
RALPH
RICHARDSON
-
JACK
HAWKINS
HELD
0a
Follow
Your
Heart
To
Wallace's
Oen.
Foulkes,
who
figured
prominently
in
the
collapse
of
the
25th
German
army
in
Hoi-land
in
1945,
first
donned
a
uniform
in
1923
as
a
private
with
a
niaclilne-gun
battalion
in
the
old
non-permanent
active
m'i-itla.
He
rose
to
captain
and
in
1926
received
a
commission
j
a
lieutenant
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Regiment.
CAPTAIN
TO
GENERAL
When
the
Second
World
War
started
he
was
a
captain.
As
the
war
progressed
he
became
major,
brigadier,
major-general
and
finally
lleutenant-generai.
"This
new
promotion
to
the
rank
of
general
Is
another
fii
.t
FOR
FOR
VALENTINE
TW
DAY
Monday
and
Tuesday
PRIMK
MINISTER
ST.
LAl'RENT
is
In
London
today
on
the
first
stage
of
his
six-week,
11-country
tour.
Tomorrow
he
flies
to
Paris
and
la
tcr
goes
Vo
Bonn
and
Rome.
He
will
visit
establishments
of
Canada's
armed
services
at
O
ros
Tenquin
in
France
and
Soest
and
Zwei-brucken
in
Germany.
The
Asiatic
section
of
the
tour
will
take
the
prime
minister
through
,
Pakistan,
India,
Ceylon,
Indonesia,
the
Philippines,
Korea
and
Japan.
'
,
"
HOSIERY
BLOUSES
SKIRTS
UMBRELLAS
BLANKETS
TOWELS
TABLECLOTHS
BEDSPREADS
HOUSECOATS
SLIPS
OOWNS
PANTIES
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
"The
Cruel
Sea
In
my
career.
Gen.
Foulkes
said
In
an
Interview.
"I
was
the
only
oiilcer
to
ris.'
from
the
rank
of
ciiptainto
lieutenant-general
daring
the
last
war.
I
was
the
youngeirt
oilier
at
43
to
become
chief
of
th?
ccneral
staff.
I
was
the
first
Postal
Rates
Bill
Survives
Crucial
Votes
COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY
3LACKWGOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Defensive
IMay
Not
Confined
To
One
Hand
permanent
chairman
of
the
Canadian
chiefs
of
stuff
and
now
I
am
the
first
Canadian
'o
he
appointed
a
general
in
peacetime.
"1
am,
of
course,
very
pleased.
It
Is
one
of
those
things
a
person
looks
for
In
life."
Judged
Canada's
Finest
Beer
OTTAWA
(CP)
Thr
govern-1
mcnt's
plan
to
increase
postal
rates
by
one
cent
April
1
hasj
eared
another
hurdle.
The
Commons
last
night
voted
'
twice
on
the
bill,
once
to
defeat
on
I
have
observed
that
many
a
player
jives
up
a
ccf
attempt.
to
kill
it
and
a
!
the
defense
when
he
is
th
rough
taking
tricks
in
his
appointed
generals
second
time
to
defeat
a
corn-
hand.
Often
he
IS
not
lacking
111
delensiVC
Skill
!g,.nCial
in
the
Canadian
Army
own
i-.i
,...(..
.,
,.r
mnntul
Uivinosy
!
were
Sir
William
D.
Otter
of
To.-
fined
opposition
attempt
to
prevent
it
receiving
approval
in
principle.
For
both
votes,
the
Progressive
Conservative,
CCF
and
Social
such
such
Mr.
Masters
is
not
a
North
dealer.
e
I
urn
to
awwiirf
n
player.
When
he
is
certain
that
no
more
defensive
tricks
will
be
i
won
by
his
cards,
he
tries
to.
mm
Credit
members
joined
against!
10H2i
For
the
last
four
years
the
jury
of
international
brewing
experts
at
the
International
competitions
for
Canadian
Brewers
have
awarded
Lueky
l.at'er
the
Star
of
Excellence
Neither
side
vulnerable.
North
(Mr.
Dale)
S
K
8
H
K
Q
J
10
D
A
2
C
A
10
9
7
5
West
Fast
I
the
government
but
were
de-1
i
feated
by
76
to
59
and
76
to
58.
j
I
The
Commons
begins
detailed
j
!
study
of
the
bill
Monday,
it
dream
up
some
holding
however
remote,
which
his
partnei
could
have
and
which
would
result
in
the
defeat
of
the
con-
onto,
after
the
Boer
War,
anl
Sir
Arthur
Currle
alter
the
First
World
War.
'
Oen.
A.
O.
L.
McNauKhton,
1
now
chairman
of
the
Interna-i
tional
Joint
Commission,
was
j
promoted
to
general
in
1911
j
while
serving
as
head
of
the
first
Canadian
Army
overseas.
The
I
fourth
was
Gen.
H.
D.
O.
Crerar,
retired,
in
1944.
He
also
served
l
as
commander
of
Canadian
forces
overseas
during
the
Second
I
World
War.
yuitr:
I
nuaur
a-..l
awa
r
iiu
must
then
receive
third
reading
tract.
1
(Mr.
Champion)
(Mr.
Masters)
oeioie
oeniK
win
w
"(
He
then
Diavs
in
swell
a
m;
Filmed
in
the
South
Seat
in
Color
by
The
increase
would
bring
the;m,r
as
,
d(.V(,lop
partner's
impost
of
a
one-ounce
letter
to
five
j
a;jnpd
holding
to
the
fullest
I
cents
from
four
for
mailings
i
adv
.,ntage.
In
today's
deal,
for
symbol
or
Prize
for
Canadian
liters
QD
TECHNICOLOR
IT
!
119
7
5
4
2
II
8
D-K
7
U
8
4
3
C-K
Q
C
J
8
4
3
2
i
South
(Mrs.
Keen)
i
S-8
4
3
I
II
A
8
3
j
D
Q
J
10
9
8
5
I
C
6
$
between
postal
districts
and
toiexamplc
he
made
an
magina-four
cents
from
three
for
mail-;
tive
iead
at
tlle
thild
trick
ings
within
a
postal
district,
j
wnicn
eventually
beat
nn
oth-Kxtra
ounces
would
cost
another
:
erwise
rock-bound
contract.
CAPIK
'Convos
Bock
Duck'
Shows
at
7
end
9:10
p.m.
Famous
Plaj'fl"
cent
each.
Wh-i-
t!v".-p
rtfr-,
fro
into
ef-
BIDDING
EXPLORATORY
The
bidding:
r
i,
t.
i
I
Mr.
M,.
Dale
rdlo
and
anH
Vtra
Mrs.
Keen
Ktipn
flirl
leci,
me
government
aisu
ijiu-
......
-
Knrth
poses
to
enminnve
me
seven-1
ciuiuj
u,uu...B,
cent
domestic
airmail
rate
and
j
skirting
around
the
edges
of
a
East
Pass
Pass
Pass
Ffss
South
1
D
2
D
3
D
T
West
Pass
Pass
Pass
All
Pass
nnai
game
contract
and
In
a
1
C
1
H
2
N
T
4
D
carry
all
first-class
mail
by
air
where
that
sneetls
service.
DEBATE
RESUMED
The
postnl
debate
was
resum
The
Prince
Rupert
Little
Thcotre
Assa
ANNOUNCES
A
Winter
Season
of
E-.i
burst
of
optimism
reached
five
diamonds.
,
Mr.
Champion
got
off
to
the
good
lead
of
the
deuce
of
spades.
ed
after
Finance
Minister
Ab
Dummy's
king
was
put
up
and
bott
tabled
his
estimates
oi
ex-
i
Mr.
Masters
won
with
tne
ace.
TALKS
end
DISCUSSIONS
on
BRUSSELS
LUXEMBOURG
1950
1951
ANTWERP
PARIS
1952
U
'953
nenditure
for
1054-55
calling
for
record
neaeetime
spending
of
$4,491,751,000.
"Novrr
mind
about
him
betnij
tall
dark
and
handsome-
l
he
Practical
about
INSURANCE?"
The
final
decision
by
Mr.
Masters
was
that
It
was
more
likely
his
partner
had
the
king
of
diamonds
than
the
acc
of
hearts.
Therefore
he
led
a
spade
at
the
third
trick
and
Mrs.
Keen
had
to
trump
with
dummy's
deuce
of
diamonds.
That
gave
new
lfe
to
the
king
of
'trumps
which
became
the
set
STAGE
PRODUCTIC
He
cashed
the
queen
and
then
paused
to
consider
his
next
ac-
.lOll.
The
opening
lead
indicated,
his
partner
had
led
from
exact-'
ly
four
spades.
Therefore
Mrs.
Keen
still
had
a
spade
in
her
Don't
depend
on
the
Crystal
Ball
to
forotell
your
future.
ting
trick.
-
.
Si
!
nana.
In
proposing
his
motion
to
kill
the
bill,
-CCF
l"oHer
Cnkl-well
again
suggested
formation
of
a
parliamentary
committee
to
make
a
"thorough"
inquiry
into
the
department.
Postmnstcr-General
Cote,
closing
the
debate,
said
that
putting
an
end
to
free
postal
service
for
government
departments
as
a
means
to
meet
the
expected
be
sure
that
1:3
Insure
now
and
you
are
protected.
(directing,
acting.
stui?lng
by
IAN
DOBBIE
Noted,
nrltlsh
Actor
and
Director
CIVIC
CKNTKK,
COMMKNtINO
FKB.
I
'
For
full
details
phone
231
or
I
If
FREE
HOME
DELIVERY
LUCKY
LAGER
BREWING
CO.LTD.
ALSO
BREWERS
OF
BURTON
TYPE
ALE
Hunger
Strike
Staged
by
Sect
What
about
hearts?
Could
Mrs.
Keen
have
gone
on
to
five
diamonds
without
the
ace
of
that
suit?
Mr.
Masters
thought
not.
But
even
if
she
had
one
or
more
quick
heart
losers
it
was
practically
Impossible
for
her
to
get
rid
of
them
anywhere.
the
Liquor
Control
$13,500,(100
deficit
this
year
BlilW'lljlHM
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Board
or
bv
the
Government
ol
British
O
li7TTiTii
rTTh
tt
lJ
in,
;
olumbia.
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itiliiHiiHi'uiiimxi"
would
not
change
the
picture.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Twenty
Doukhobor
women,
who
put
the
torch
to
their
hut
at
Oakalla
Prison
on
Monday,
have
launch-
SUDDEN
DEATH
Mr.
Masters
ti.rntd
his
led
a
hunger
strike
as
another
Any
resemblance
between
this
ad
and
a
popular
Radio-TV
program
is
purely
intentional.
ti
i
a
knr
in
10
proteKt
against
transfer
of
their
AGNET"
I
I
I
I
I
i"V
Sm
-
thoughts
to
the
trump
suit.
Mrs.
Keen
must
have
at
least
six
diamonds.
It
was
possible
that
Mr.
Champion
had
the
double-ton
king.
But
if
so
it
was
laying
right
under
the
acc
and
subject
to
sudden
death
if
Mrs.
Keen
got
the
lead
at
trick
three.
men
folk
to
penitentiary.
An
official
of
the
attorney-1
general's
department
said
thej
strike
began
Tuesday
when
the
j
20
were
put
back
into
the
200-foot
Quonset
hut
which
received
$3,000
damage
in
the
fire.
A
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
PRESENTATION
"ONLY
Till;
l'KK'I
S
HAVE
ISEI.N
(
IIN;I
D
TO
PROTECT
THE
INNOCENT
The
Prince
Rupert.
District
Scout
A
tion
wish
to
express
their
appreciot0n
"
WUNDA
tl-io
cnlonrll-!
ci
mnnrf
nivpn
in
this
wef
Financial
Appeal.
III
RE'S
A
Rl'MMlWN
FOR
YOC:
The
chief
Inspected
all
of
'lie
used
cars
on
the
lot
and
gave
them
a
clean
bill
of
health.
Nothing
misleading.
He
had
the
boys
frisk
them
and
they're
all
clean.
The
men
in
the
shop
went
over
them
with
a
fine-tooth
comb;
everything
cheeked
out.
Wo
did
find
one
tiling
they're
all
alcoholics
.
.
.
That's
right.
Mam,
every
one
had
a
radiator
full
of
antl-frecze
and
is
ready
to
roll.
HERE'S
THE
FACTS.
J!
S
I
THE
FACTS.
SIR:
The
bys
is
Ssiturday.
The
name
is
Bob
Parker
Mil.
We
are
In
the
new
and
used
car
business.
We're
working
on
McBridr
Street
and
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
As
public
servants
we'r?
experienced
we've
hr"n
hero
for
eight
yenrs.
We
have
a
large
Foleclion
oi
used
r.irs
real
bargains
that
we're
offering
the
public.
Drop
in
and
sec
fur
yourself.
'
WEVE
has
it!
HERE'S
TODAY'S
LINEUP:
-"HI
i
Fvprv
Hnllnr
will
hp
invested
in
"Citien
Through
Scouting
For
Canada
'18
FORI)
I'll
Kl
!
Box
on
back.
Al
shape.
270
Down
After
seeing
our
lineup
here's
one
car
you'll
recognize
as
a
good
buy.
'52
FORD
SEDAN
Heater.
Excellent
condition.
840
Down
Here's
a
chance
to
cop
a
real
buy.
Don't
let
your
feet
drag.
Net
this
before
it
gets
away.
'51
MI.RCTKY
Tl'DOR
All
accessories.
880
Down
Nobody
could
disguise
this
car.
It's
a
real
buy
...
No
burns,
scars
or
fingerprints
Pity
the
plight
of
poor
Mrs.
DeCoven,
(
She
chose
a
carpet
that
wasn't
Loom
Woven,
Each
day
she
has
It,
her
carpet
gets
leaner
.
.
.
It's
pile
disappears
In
her
vacuum
cleaner.
That's
why
women
who
know
what
smart
buying's
about
Buy
Loom
Woven
Wunda
Weve
pile
can't
pull
out!
9
x
12
CorPe
v
on,y
13900
See
Them
Today
AAcRAE
BROS.
LTD.
"THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
;
Phone
6
or
36
PRINCE
RUPERT
DISTRICT
BOY
SCOU
ARECER
LIMITED
ASSOCIATION
"THE
HOME
OP
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
$
;
-
It'll'