Prince
kuutrt
DgiIv
f
Jewb
Thursday,
May
28,
1953
Czechs
Want
Restrictions
Lifted
Now
That
Oatis
Free
,uu
HCKETS
'r
the
i'--
:-'.'
:-MlhJ;-bi.-
-
:
:s-r
....
Name
of
Red
Labor
Minister
Vanishes
From
Press,
Radio
I
.
f
V
Coronation
Ball
G"
THEM
NOW
At
IIMt
s
.AT
'ebyFuwIie
official
Czech
news
outlets,
then
checked
them
with
the
U.S.
Embassy
In
an
effort
to
gain
more
Information.
Such
practice
Is
routine
in
Western
countries
he
said,
but
under
Czech
law
"can
be
construed
...
to
be
espionage."
HONO
KONG
i
APi
The
name
ol
Ri'rt
China's
lalxjr
minister,
Li
San,
lias
vanished
from
the
Communist
press
and
radio,
slirrhiK
speculation
that
the
WASHINGTON
t
Commun-
1st
Czechoslovakia,
in
freeing
t
AP
correspondent
;
William
N.
Oatis.
acted
six
weeks
after
President
Eisenhower
offered
to
consider
easing
trade
and
travel
.restrictions
aimed
at
the
Czechs.
'
The
White
House
has
released
j
copies
of
messages
exchanged
between
Elsenhower
and
new
Czech
President
Antonin
ZaMi-tocky.
Eisenhower'
message,
dated
Marcli
30,
told
Zapotocky
that
if
he
would
release
Oatis,
the
U.S.
5
first
top
level
head
has
rolled
in
Peiping.
The
tense,
fanatic,
pro-Russian
Red
wasn't
even
mentioned
in
reports
from
the
all-China
Con-ores.-
ol
Trade
Unions,
a
huge
Red
China
meeting
May
2-11
that
ordinarily
would
have
been
under
his
thumb.
Disapearance
by
omission
Is
not
hint?
new
in
Communist
countries.
Often
deaths
natural
or
otherwise
are
not
announced.
The
name
of
an
official
simply
vanishes
from
that
country's
news.
Although
there
has
been
murh
party
purging
at
lower
levels
in
Rid
China,
no
member
of
the
'would
be
willing
to
negotiate
lifting
of
sanctions
imposed
!
against
Czechoslovakia
when
the
vt
ft'
i
-
v
...
.
fciir
.
V:'
V-V
jj
-XI
,
j
top
hierarchy
has
been
thrown
out.
A
Nationalist
China
news
agen-
IT'S
MhAI
'II.MK
and
the
10
little
bundles
of
gilden
fluff
help
themselves.
Hlondie.
registered
rocket
spaniel,
takes
her
laree
brood
in
stride,
despite
the
fact
the
number
Is
alxive
par
from
her
pieviou:'
litters.
Owners
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
Valley
of
Wiimfpe:;
hnnul
Hlondie's
previous
litters
were
five
or
six
pups,.
'
.
i
newspaper
man
was
jailed
25
;
months
ago.
j
Zapoticky's
reply,
dated
May
1
15,
informed
Eisenhower
that
,
Onus
was
being
puuloned
on
that
I
day
and
would
not
have
to
com-i
plete
the
rest
of
his
10-year
sentence
on
conviction
of
"spying."
The
Czech
government
through
!
its
controlled
radio
Wednesday
I
called
for
the
U.S.
to
terminate
its
economic
restrictions
against
the
country
now
that
Oatis
is
free.
In
Ills
public
announcement
of
Oatic.'
freeing
May
15,
Zapotocky
hud
.said
he
acted
on
a
direct
upiM'ikl
for
im-rcy
from
Mrs.
Oafis.
Oatis,
two
days
after
his
re-jturn
to
the
U.S..
denied
ever
i
spying
for
the
American
cmbas-isy
while
a
newspaperman
In
:
Czeeholslovakla.
!'
He
said
"the
cause
of
my
trouble"
was
that
he
got
news
tips
from
sources
otiier
than
Kitwanga
Ball
Club
Captures
In
Annual
Sports
Tournament
Trophy
at
Skeena
then
was
relieved
y
Jeff
Harris,
with
Wijlie
Morrison
catching.
In
the
socce'r
events,
Kit-
;cy
carried
a
report
Marcn
a,
!l!)f3,
that
I.i
had
gone
to
Mos-
cow
wit
h
I.lu
Shao-chi,
another
!
Red
China
kingpin.
There
was
;
no
report
that
they
returned,
al-i
though
I.lu
spoke
at
the
labor
congress
in
May.
Li,
a
member
of
the
government
administrative
council,
is
an
old-line
Red.
He
studied
with
the
Russian
Communist
party
15
years
and
married
a
Russian.
In
1940
he
returned
to
China
when
the
Communist
revolution
was
booming.
1
PfiYALClTyA
CARDED
FOODS
Ji
'
downed
Hazelton
in
a"
lively
seven
Mining
affair
which-
kept
the
rooters
cheering
throughout.
Young
Allan
Johnson,
pitching,
and
James
Morgan
were
battery
for
the
winners,
while
Billy
Robinson
took
the
mound
HEAR
AID.
KAY
SMITH
over
CFPR
6:00
p.m.
THURSDAY
May
28th
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
'.,..Th,l
to
The
T):u!v
News
-
SKEKNA
CROSSING.
Kitwanga
basball
club
won
the
annual
.sports
day
tournament
here,
defeating
Kispiox
in
the
I
finals,-
9-4.
Two
other
teams
participating
wire
from
Morieetown
and
Hazelttm.
j
Winners
were
presented
wi'.;i
:
large
silver
cup
donated
oy
i
Chiel
iWees-tis)
Moses
Jones
!
of
Kkeena
Crossing.
I
Kispiox.
downed
Morieetown
;n
the
first
game
of
the
tourney
I
1-0
after
a
close
pitching
duel.
i
Jn
the
second
game,
Kitwanga
lor
Hazelton
with
Simon
Muldoe
j
receiving..
In
the
final
game,
Oscar
Ilen-
son
for
Kitwanga
.struck
out
14
'biitters
before
he
was
relieved
I
in
the
eighth
inning
by
old-time
foulhpaw
huiler
Freddy
Benson.
Morgan
was
catching.
For
the
losers,
Johnny
F.vans
pitched
the
first
seven
innings,
VOTE
LIBERAL
VOTE
BROWN
mm
wanea
also
were
victors,
down-im;
Kitwncoil
3-0
with
Oeorge
Williams
making
all
the
goals.
Joe
Daniels
and
Oscar
Bensen
played
spectacular
fullback
position,
while
Roy
Harris
made
some
outstanding
.clearing
shuts
at
halfi'cnlre.
Henry
Wilson
was
referee.
In
the
first
mutch
Kispiox
edged
Skeena
Crossing
3-2
in
u
In
i
lie
game
from
start
to
finish.
Kispiox
netted
three
goals
at
the
outset,
then
the
Crossing
boys
laid
in
two
fast
scores
but
fell
behind
in
staying
power
and
could
not
make
up
the
deficit.
(skeena
Crossing's
second
team
lost
to
Hazellon
3-0
in
the
second
match.
Following
the
sports,
the
baseball
trophy
was
presented
to
Kitwanga
by
Chief
(Weget)
Bert
Russell.
Ed
Smith,
president
of
the
Kitwanga
Boys'
Club,
spoke
in
appreciation
of
the
presentation
and
the-
hospitality
of
Bkeena
Crossing
residents.
IO
mmsm
GREER
6c
BRIDDEN
LTD.
f
i
Army
Discloses
Some
Details
Of
Spot-Guided
Nike
Missile
WASHINGTON
CP)
Details
i
Twelve
launchers
will
be
used
of
the
army's
program
to
spot
in
above-ground
Installations
to
;,tiidcd
missile
jinii-aircraCt
'ire
the
1,000-mile-an-hour
mis-units
Hround
major
VS.
citieuisiles
which,
the
army,
claims,
have
come
to
light,
including
j
have
uncanny
accuracy
against
the
fact
that
some
batteries
will
i
even
other
guided
missiles
or
be
located
underground.
J
supersonic
aircraft.
For
above-
Information
which
became
1
ground
bases,
the
army
will
need
available
for
the
first
time
!'8
acres
to
deploy
the
weapons
;howed
the
army
will
require
,
In
proper
firing
positions,
an
average
of
96
acres
for
a
i
Nine
launchers
will
be
in
un-battalion
using
the
nike
missile
derground
installations.
Th"
to
protect
industrial,
port
and
:
acreaee
.sm-eifled
In
these
in-
See
us
to
discuss
that
new
construction
r
r-
rr.
me.
.
.
government
centres
against
any
.
stallations
is
24,
but
this
is
as
i.
-
You'll
enjoy
using
Milady
Paper
swift,
high
flying
enemy
bomb
sumed
to
refer
only
to
the
sur
USED
CARS
i
a
1
umntl
Mtufl
iimohmA
I
ers.
Here
are
some
of
the
other
'
hitherto
secret
details:
-
li
.S
I
j,
"
,
.-i
v"
,'
...-
V'.
h
Napkins.
They
re
so
luxurious
in
quality,
so
handsome
in
appearance,
so
easy
on
the
laundry
yet.
so
surprisingly
low
in
price.
Get
an
economical
V,
i
.
-
ilc
ixMKtr
'
a.'
sue
MONTREAL,
May
28lh
Not
evrn
that
flaltrr-'
ini;
lii'W
Jijlick
colour
can
make
you
look
your
lif.-t
if
a
pumlul
coin
lias
you
tense
and
frowning.
So
lake
my
a'lvii'e
try
new
W.l'E-J.W
Ciuu
I'lasti
is
Willi
Piienyliuiil.
That'f
the
new
nii
ilii-ii-tioii
Ihat
gi'ls
under
your
com
and
liel
push
it
out
from
uiidt-rntuth
,
.
.
the
first
really
new
medication
for
coins
and
calluses
in
over
seveiily
year.-;!
In
actual
tests,
it
went
to
woik
faster,
worked
WHITE,
HANDSOMELY,
EMBOSSED
package
of
Milady
Paper
Napkins
from
your
grocer
today.
face
area,
not
implying
that
the
actual
bombproof
dugouts
would
involve
that
acreage.
Above-ground
launchers
will
be
placed
in
revetments
earthworks
to,
help,
protect
them
against
straffing
attacks.
Specifications
require
that
sites
be
adaptable
to
radar
us
for
detection
and
tracking
of
nemy
bombers,
be
clear
of
obstructions
for
the
take-off
of
the
missiles
and,
if
possible,
have
natural
features
to
aid
in
camouflage.
The
sites
also
will
Include
underground
storage
facilities,
magazines
and
housing
for
troops.
The
nike,
in
production
in
i
'&'''
,"""
"melv
than
any
other
leading
remedy.
Truly,
once
you've
used
new
lilue-Jays,
you'll
never
fn
back
to
old-siyle
remedies.
Vour
lavoume
drug
couuieis
have
uew
lilue-Jaya
with
l'lienvliuiu.
(Jet
some
today.
B.C
Drivers
Get
Bonus
For
No
Claims
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Provision
of
a
20
per
cent
no-claims
discount
on
collision
insurance
is
the
unexpected
good
news
for
acrident-frec
B.C.
motorists,
announced
by
the
B.C.
Underwriters'
Association.
'49
Anglio
Cooch
$495
'39
Austin
Coach
$260
'49
Austin
A-40
Sedan
.
$750
'49
Studcbokcr
Overdrive
$1395
'50
Austin
A-40
Sedan
$1000
'39
Hudson
Sedan
$350
'51
Austin
A-40
Sedan
$1100
'51
International
Truck
$1450
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
If
hen
The
Younn
Man
In
The
High-Chair
(reta
hungry,
don't
keep
MAN
SIZED
PA
nun
waiinm!
)
on
inn
whip
up
a
serving
of
IltKNCll
S
INSTANT
POTATO
in
just
one
vuuule
...
no
nee
d
to
cook
his
poiaioes
away
ahead
of
the
rest
of
his
food..
And,
ni-inimu!
babies
loee
these
I'leamy-siiiooth
nia.-hcl
potatoes.
Yea,
French's
ln-(taiit
Potato
is
delicious
nutritious
economical
(no
waste!)
.
.
.
and
so
m.y
to
prepare.
There's
no
washing
no
peeling
no
cooking
no
mashing.
oiii'
Norm
Carolina,
gets
its
name
Irom
the
word
in
Greek
myth
1-
mm
nut.
mntJliTH
piodixt
of
PACIFIC
MILLS
LIMITED
VsSr
ology,
pronounced
nye-kee,
Just,
lollow
the
dircf
nous
on
the
package.
French's
"The
bonus
is
retroactive
to
April
1,
1j53,
aril
will
mean
UyV
thousands
o!
policy
holders
will
receive
rof
inda
on
.pre-'
mliirns
paid
'"board
compani.'s
during
the
lit.st
two
months.
ju.si
:mi
joiato
in
i
convenient
for
vour
toddler,
daily
Rerving
of
meaning
the
winged
goddess,
of
vlc.tfit.y.;
r
'...j..;
-,
.v
w.
:
.'"
VANCOUVER,
C
masted
potatoes.
Kc-p
a
package
always
handy
u
the
uiielf
always
COLOURFUL
rt-nuy
10
ii.se.
Hint
o
Vim
7.i'ce
Vmir
Coflre?
Strong
me
Don't
Mia
hi
Such
grand
values
at
111
IS",
1(1(1
f,jr.
rN-VAI1K,'Allt!
dium?
,
,
.
Imt
detinitelv
(linxit
v'i
li
go
toM-e
it.
It's
i-
..li
This
applies
throughout
Canada,
not
just
B.C.
The
no-claims
bonus
became
effective
for
public
liability
und
property
damage
insurance
written
after
March
31
for
cars
driven
for
pleasure
only,
with
no
driver
in
the
household
under
25
ynd
with
a
'three-year
accident-free
record.
And
that's
just
w
h
a
t
A'
K
W
1
N
S
T
A
N
T
C
II
A
S
i;
Ik
S
A
N
HO
)!
N
i.s!
Nc
maiter
it,
it
has
ri'd-
ill
loo
ffuo;
rigid
now
at
vour
favourite
how
you
make
To
introduce
you
to
crkp,
mnliy-rich
Post's
Hian
Flakes!
You'll
relish
every
nioulhful
d
'M
tliesc
I-l
SI
II.R,
lilGC'.LR
Hakes.
DO
TIMS:
Today
buy
the
special
package
of
l''sts
llr',n
Makes
at
the
regular
priec.
Inside
arc
mee
coupnns
worth
JO
each
on
your
purchase
ot
(
Pom's
Sugar
Crisp,
Instant
Maxwell
I
louse
(
ol-
j
fee,
Swans
Down
Cake
Mixes.
Hurry
IM'?-
;
Otl'er
is
pood
only
while
supply
tf
v"'"'
1
"sU
Brun
Makes
packages
lasts!
'
grocer's.
So
hurry
down
wiih
the
rest
of
the
(oiks
and
make
ihe
most
of
your
grocer's
treastne-laden
kIiiIvis,
Stock
up
with
enough
of
(lie
famous
57
varieties
to
enjoy
a
long
adventure
in
good
eaiing.
Get
a
good
mipply
of
Heinz
Tomato
Juice
and
Hemz
Condensed
Soups.
And
rcmcntl.cr
your
family's
favourite
Heinz
Ovcn-Hakid
Beans
and
'
Heinz
(Vioked
Spaghetti
and
Macaroni.
Hy
all
means,
slock
up
on
Hemz
Tomato
Ketchup,
Chili
Sauce
ami
Pickles,
And
for
baby,
you'll
wnnt
a
good
mipply
of
Heinz
1're-Cooked
Cereals,
Strained
itaby
l'ooita
or
Junior
Foods.
roe'ee
flavour.
You
see,
New
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
w
100
rial
cofli
e.
It's
made
by
a
brand
new
"Natural
llavoili"
process
tiial
keeps
the
flavour
and
aiorna
of
freshly
ground
eoffi
e.
Tasling
IS
believing
and
1
KUgliest
that
you
do
)isi
dial.
You'll
t,ir
tins
w
if
Chase
A-
Sanhoin
"in-lant".
And
you'll
love
its
'instant"
convenience.
New
Instant
Chase
&
Sauboin
(V.tl'ee
dissolves
like
magic!
in
hot
or
cold
water.
Ami
ii'fl
so
economic
al.
Saves
me
up
to
40c
compared
W1i,
regular
tutice
I
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COOKIMO
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today!
You'll
find
entry
forms
and
simple
rules
at
your
grocer'n
and
in
packages
of
Hlue
Honnet
Margarine.
Plan
to
have
a
wonderful
holnlav!
bint't
miss
tins
lilllce
Aii-Caliadiau
ColllesL
,
with
23
prizes
award-d
lo
23
different
winners
every
week!
Oft;
Spring
Spealii
Of
Outdoor
Lining
...
in'
Ihe
park,
on
pirni's,
.
lJ
1
If
ar
niuuiav
re-nns
ami
all
that
outilivir
living
tpeaks
of
valiiahles
left
ungnarde
d
around
the
house
and
that
situation
whispers
of
burglars
and
rhou'
a
reminder
to
rent
a
.Sccec
Or
posit
Bui
at,
Hie
HANK
OF
MONTREAL!
All
of
which
leaven
me
a
bit
out
of
breath
but
wiih
(lie
satisfaction
of
hav-
"
irg
cc
livered
some
good
advice!
I
speak
from
ex-
piiien.
e,
too
ha
ing
hail
my
own
hume
broken
into,
one
tnilrippv
sputigt
ime.
Tiiat'a
when
I
resolved
Products
of
General
Food,
1
f
1
Hn
.hA
Mm
-JPi
vrM
Pacific
Milk
ddi
cxtrt
flavor
and
nouriihmcnt
to
4
recipes.
I
BUY
BX.
PRODUCTS
neer
to
have
my
precious
possession
At
the
merry
of
burglars
again!
's!
And
rallier
than
face
the
riks
of
carrying
valuables
with
me
on
mv
travels,
1
put
them
in
a
ItofM
Safety
Ifc-ponil
Mux
.
.
.
and
left,
,
mv
worries
in
then'
Willi
them!
So
why
not
take
a
tip
that
can
save
you
much
giiei?
Kent
yourself
ItofM
Safety
lJeposit
box
at
your
neighborhood
bunch
tomorrow.
Cost)
leu
than
two
tenia
a
day
I
Look
for
the
Special
Post's
Bran
Flakes
Package
ot
your
Grocer
1-121
v.'