THURSDAY
TQ
SA
ice
Rupert
Daily
News
ei.liie-.ciav.
March
24.
lto-l
4
,
Jf
t
9
3LACKWOOD
or
BRIDGE
Commons
Votes
Down
Motion
Rapping
Government
Powers;
OTTAWA
CP
The
Commons
Charlie
Gillis
CCF
Cap-has
rejected
a
strongly-worded
Breton
South)
sided
with
the
criticism
of
the
governments
government
in
opposing
the
mo-wide
powers
under
the
three-
tion.
backed
by
other
CCF
mcni-year-old
Emergency
Powers
Ac,
bcrs
rind
three
Quebec
Ind"-'
Liberals
and
one
CCF
member
:
pndents
as
well
as
the
Progres-TuesdHy
defeated
134
to
68.
a
'
sive
Conservative
and
Soel
-'
'regressive
Conservative
motion
Credit
groups,
describing
executive
powers
un-
The
Kmenrency
Powers
Act
icr
the
act
as
"repugnant"
to
'passed
!n
li'il
to
met
eondi
icspon-slblc
government.
j
t
ions
ar!..itig
out
of
the
war
h'
By
EASI.EY
dLACKVOOC
Tliivcrs
liattle
To
Avoid
Taking
Trick
Contrary
to
the
usual
practice,
today's
hand
was
a
battle
h'twetn
?.Ir.
Pale
and
IIr.
Champion,
the
former
trying
to
;;ie
away
a
trick
and
the
latter
Korea,
w
is
renewed
l;.sl
year
t
May
31.
trviny
to
avoid
v
inning
it.
Robbery
(Continued
from
page
1)
the
The
field
uf
battle
wis
jocrr-
k
Opposition
Leader
Dr
tv.
'h
offered
the
niotien
Monday.,
said
the
govcrnmcn
's
govcrnor-in-counoil
powers
und
r
the
ac
have
been
1'buscd.
He
said
Parliament,
should
not
be
ask.'d
to'
extend
the
art
beyond
May
31.
Prime
IvTinister
31..
Laurent
re
ToOT-
heart
suit
;in:l
M
'.
Di'.,-
won
oih
because
he
s
lu-kr
enough
to
have
been
di.il!
tho
deuce.
Mr.
Champion
oi-rwd
the
quwn
of
spadi
s
end
it
was
ducked
a!!
around.
After
looking
over
tho
riiuiimv
lie
fell!
Yesterday
afternoon,
Petten-i7.zo
completed
cross-examination
of
Ouellet
and
Mr.
Brown
called
four
other
witnesses
be
plied
that
the
government
hopes
fore
trial
adjourned
Defence
counsel
referred
to
"
win
not
u.ive
.v.
nsn
ior
an
evidence
given
by
Ouellet
at
the
j
extension.
No
decision
had
been
:
nreliminarv
hearlnz
last
January
made
yet.
but
if
the
govern-
i
.,
."
'M
A
Uf,
i
Somh
dt'.'ilt'r
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
A
Ixl
S
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6
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est
K:it
Olr.
t'liuinpliitl
)
(Mr.
K
)
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2
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7
4
smith
(Mr.
Hale)
S
8
5
4
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7
5
4
2
I
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3
The
biiiumu:
Sulltb
West
Nort.lv
East
1
H
!
C
1
L
Pass
H
Ail
Pass
K
iff
4WM
"FDDIF
CANTOR
STORV,"
with
Keefe
ErasHe
la
Dove
i
playing
the
famed
comedian,
starts
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Because
Eddie
Cantor
has
five
daw
liters,
uny
Rupert
family
vlth
five
denehters
is
invitr-l
to
h
mest.
ef
the
theatre
on
opening
ni':ht.
The
lavish
tcihnirolor
musical
will
be
shown
Thursday
through
Saturday.
n..
'
k
1
MM
1
26
in
which
hp
said
accused
had
'
ment
decided
on
an
extension
!a
"bone
handled
knife."
because
of
the
International
sit-
But
under
prompting
yester-
uation.
Parliament
would
have
dsiy,
Ouellet
was
unable
to
tie-
an
opportunity
to
debate
the
finitely
state
whether
Ha.'hka
I
issue.
.
,v
'
t
ft
l
jvv
'
.
Cjfh,
"In,
ANCIENT
COLLEGE
!
St.
Andrew's
Unlversltv
!
founded
in
1411,
Is
the
oldest
of
lour
univ.'i
iitics
in
Ss-Uand.
"V
;;A'
Ti
British
Tighten
Island
Security
pretty
gloom
y
ubout
his
chances
:
of
beating
tin;
contract.
Hp;
could
.see
(ine
spado
winner,
cn
heart
ana
cue
club,
but
no
mure.
li.
fcr
no
tnsi:
At
tile
same
'.in-,.'
!Ir.
W
s
f
poling
p-jviirtis'ir;
t'bo.it
his
chance?
ef
miking
the
contract.
With
nu
entry
to
the
board,
H.
sc.
mod
th
.t
ha
wouit.
lvye
to
a
H
I).
:
.;
eo
spjjcs
itl.d
pns.-,i,;y
:.
'"earl.
...$
tu.u
.1.
......
i
.ua.:l
ui
pu
u6
the
bc-t
no.-Hihie
d
fon.v.
A!
tk'ick
two
he
ca.-i'i'
d
the
a
e
if
cfubs,
then
sniit'd
to
th
e"i'KJ
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Dale
w.is
m
Willi
the
ace
cf
tlbuioiiUs
and
i
actually
had
a
knife
in
his
hand
j
when
the
scuffle
ensued.
j
!
"It
was
something
like
a
knife
;
.
.
.
a
hunting
knife
or
skin
i
KKI
I-FCTS
ON
PARLIAMENT
As
dibtite
en
Mr.
Drew's
motion
continued,
Justice
Minis;
cr
Garson
said
it
casts
a
reflection
on
the
derision
taken
by
th"
last
Parliament.
The
opposition
was
asking
"that
this
Parliament
In
11)54
move
a
vote
of
pl'iylnst
the
six
spot.
Mr.
Dale's
worries
were
not
knife,'"
said
Ouellet.
i.vi
r
-yet.
Whaf
if
Mrs.
Keen
GIVES
DEMONSTRATION
nine
of
hearts
was
a
false-card?
He
demonstrated
for
Judge
What
if
she
had
two
small
Fulton
and
Mr.
Pettenuzzo
how
KeeffBrasselleMarilyn
Erskine
VIU
O0f
Ik
arts
and
Mr.
Champion
had
he
forced
Hashka
to
drop
the
want-of-confldence
in
itself
for
the
queen
rioubleton?
In
that
j
"knife"
after
the
two
men
began
'
what
it
did
In
1953."
NEW
YORK
(CP)-
The
Nr.;
York
Times
says
todav
In
a
Madrid
dispatch
that
British
authorities
in
Gibraltar
have
expressed
'deep
concern"
over
the
possibility
of
"serious
incidents"
during
the
Queen's
visit
May
10
The
Madrid
story
says
exceptional
steps
are
being
taken
at
Gibraltar,
at
the
southern
tip
u:
I
case,
the
next,
heart
lead
would
;
wrestline.
Donald
Fleming
IPC
Toronto
Eglinton)
said
the
legislation
no
realized
that
tii
o'.'y
wiy
i.
to
bo
a
.small
one,
not
At
the
request
of
Mr.
Brown,
TODAY
ONLY
"He
Ron
All
the
Woy"
"Three
Husbands"
Lost
Showing
8:15
p.m.
CAPITO
(AMOlKriAVKRSTPlJ
he
could
gt.t
tilu:
(
iiree
trick-
Ouellet
showed
the
Judge
a
scar
granted
powers
which
would
the
kinn.
In
other
words,
-Mr.
Dale
had
to
lose
a
heart
trick
as
he
would
on
his
left
hand
which
he
said
mal;e
any
dictator
envious.
The
tmto
I
hi
aikermi-mc-m
i
nl
nuhhlicil
ur
was
caused
oy
ine
Diauc
ui
a
early
on
the
morning
of
be
s.-'t
if
he
led
spades
himself
i
knife
iiispidyccJ
by
(he
Liquor
Cumrol
Hoard
or
hv
the
Govern
mciif
uf
Brtnh
C.ulumbia.
en
the
board
was
to
threw
Mr.
Champion
in
and
Jr.ve
hon
return
a
rlub
or
a
diamond.
At
trick
fu,.r
.ie
una
ilo'vn
the
c.ce
of
heans.
Mr.
Cliani;:ion.
sensing
the
true
situation,
started
to
get
out
of
the
way.
Jan.
17.
at
the
end
of
the
hand
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brinas
ReJ
"sweeping
and
arbitrary
pow-
Spain
and
overlooking
the
crs
could
not
be
Justified
by
any
stfaits
dividing
the
Atlantic
and
world
emergency.
The
act
had
Mediterranean,
to
tighten
sccur-!
all
the
elements
needed
to
ity
measures,
transform
Canada
into
a
die-j
"The
British
preoccupation
lie
tatorshlp
and
its
confederation,
mainly
in
that
underground
or
He
said
also
that
he
did
not
:
wish
to
"go
on
a
drunk"
on
the
j
night
of
Jan.
18
because
he!
planned
using
the
money
from
I
his
pay
ehpque
to
pay
a
private
j
loan
at
a
bank.
j
Constable
Massine
told
court
i
He
made
lur
right
play.
He
cashed
tne
king
of
hearts,
Mr.
Champion
dropped
the
queen
but
then
the
dear
v
s
1
d
and
1
Mr.
Champion
had
to
'-in
with
.the
trey.
Here
cither
a
..ab
or
a
diamond
return
would
put
Into
centralized
government.
AOUtT
INTIITAINMINT
PI
uiANn-MnnvciiiT...
A
NOVEL
OF
UNUSUAL
DISTINCTION..
A
MOTION
PICTURE
OF
OVERWHELMING
EXCITEMENT!
Dale
i
of
meeting
Ouellet
in
a
cafe
early
o'uir.my
in
and
cnabl"
Mr
DEBORAH
KERR
-
FRANK
SINATRA
-
DQNfU
tB:
to
discard
nis
.u'.'ti
siaoes.
ganizations
opposing
the
Span-I
Ish
government
or
merely
unti-
British
hotheads'
coneclvm,.
i
might
seize
that
occasion
to
.
.-i
danger
the
Queen's
safety
oy
some
irresponsible
acts
tiMt
would
lead
to
a
grave
crisis
i:i
British-Spanish
relations."
the
dispatch
adds.
"These
relations
already
at
tcn:c."
Noted
Newspaper
Doubts
Wisdom
Of
H-Bomb
Tests
j
on
Jan.
17
at
which
time
he
laid
:
a
complaint
and
later
accom-;
muled
him
on
a
tour
of
the
area
where
the
scuffle
took
place.
In
the
hnnp
nf
finriintr
Hashka
and
Firemen
Celled
To
Bush
Fire
I
Dora
McNeil.
j
DIDN'T
MENTION
KNIFE
,'
t
In
answ"
to
Mr,
Pettenuzzo,
'
(onstph'e
Mn--'
te
said
Ouellet1
I
did
not
mention
a
knife
at
that
time,
but
he
told
Mr.
Brown
that
t''
ItfMVM-
'
"
J
f
P
'i-
I
.,
,t
mm..
i
-
.'g''.,
SPORTSMAN'S
LONDON
i
Reuters
I
A
leading
British
newspaper,
the
Manchester
Guurdian.
says
today
that
United
States
hydrogen
bomb
tests
scheduled
to
be
held
in
the
South
Pacific
next
month
should
be
called
off.
The
paper
expresses
doubts!
over
the
wisdom
of
holding
the
j
tests
In
view
of
the
effects
of
:
A
miniature
bush
fire
on
East
Sixth
Avenue
seat
city
firemen
cut
yehtertiay
nftenioyii,
but
no
oaniape
was
done.
A
grass,
area
in
th"
1300
block
was
set
ablaze
by
a
resident
burning
ru.i'iish
at
3:10
p.m.
and
fu-emen
wers
called
to
the
spot,
cruushini;
..e
blaze
within
a
few
minutes.
DIGEST
TffcTP
M
starts
-
Storp
it
was
while
Ouellet
was
washing
his
hands
end
face
at
the
,
police
station
that
he
.said
a
wound
on
his
hand
"had
been
7Ii
0
mm
IVI
TfiBlV
Adults
7fc
Stuilcnls
50c
t
hildren
25c
A
t.t.VHM
s
I'l.AVIKS
IHKAIKI
SELECTIVE
XSET'
FOR
PREDATORS
inflicted
by
a
knif!.'-'
ir
vintpt
Tvssso
waitress
told
,
the
March
1
H-bomb
test
nil
TAINTED
WEAT
OO
FISH-
Doily
Nf-vvs
CUs;ifiec.
r,vt
that,
Hashka
and
Dora
i
Bikini
Atoll.
It
said
flatly
that!
McNeil
were
In
the
cafe
where
this
time
American
scientists
ho
worked
between
2
a.m.
and
would
be
moving
Into
the
realm
4
a
m
of
the
unknown.
;
;
.
Jrir-ntUvtmr
I'ashka
as
he
st
The
Liberal
paper's
editorial
j
1
.
....
o
n
the
witness
box.
she
said
he
says
the
effects
of
the
weapon
wnt
the
person
who
gav
her
a
exploded
March
1,
which
raiii-wit
fnr
'be
food
the
pair
ate!
pd
radio-active
asn
on
23
Jap-ancl
loft
without
waiting
for
his
anese
fishermen.
Injuring
some
cll"W.
TV
bl'l
wns
for
1.
65.
i
of
them
seriously,
"were
far
She
plso
Identified
Ouellet
as
greater
than
the
scientists
had
the
nmn
who
telephoned
RCMP
.
expected."
SET
TBAP
SLAB
OP
ON
TOP
OF
POLDED
CHAIN
AND
Its
STAKE
f
ROCK
TO
,i
CLEAR
TRAP
I!
irom
me
pnone
in
me
ciue
.usi,
Thenitooesohtoa.sk:
th":
socn-"
,
was
denarting.
i
She
did
not
hear
whether
the
"Do
the
scientists,
rqally
know
Wnl
...111.
.......'
.(I..
....
C
ret
tfu1
f
4flI
I
DINING
PLEASURE
I
wucti,
win
Happen
iiiu:t
nis
im
Persons
read
tlie
Daily
News
evei
day
in
March
tv-
r-"-v
nok"
o
pah
oher.
plosions
wnicn
they
nre
planning
fn
mnke
In
the
Marshall
Taxi
driver
William
WrathalL
tn'd
of
"nlek'n"
un"
Hashka
and
j
Islands
in
April?
In
Washington
in
Dorn
M"Nell
outside
the
cafe.
It
has
been
announced
that
the
THIS
CAMPPIR6
'SET'
ALLOWS
yOU
TO
PIRST
SEE
IP
STRAY
DCH5S
OR
UNWANTED
ANIMALS
ARE
USINQ
AN
AREA
BEFORE
TRAPPING
IT.
DlS
AND
SHAPE
PIT
SO
IT
HAS
LEDGES
TO
SUPPORT
A
SLAB
OF
ROCK
ABOVE
TRAP.
LET
A
FIRE
BURN
TO
AS.HES,
THEN
ADD
BAIT.
IF
VISITING
TRACKS
ARE
PREDATORS,
REMOVE
SLAB,
RE-BUILD
FIRE
TO
ADD
ASHES
TO
COVER
THE
SET
TRAP,
THEN
RE-BAIT.
t
OJ
:)
j
device
or
devices
to
be
detonated
"T"Ve,v
uf
told
rv.
to
take
them
for
n
ride.
Mo
dc;t)natloo
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
!
then
will
be
four
times
as
pow-
thc
one
exploded
on
whs
oaiien,
sain
vvriimii.
1
erf
ill
as
lie
n)H
ivit
rliiH"?;
the
rlde.'varrh
1
5:
V.
tho
dispatcher
for
his
company
I
-How
crcat
an
area
of
th
t
4vcrtiitmcnt
11
not
published
or
displayed
by
(Commodore
Cafe
te
liquor
Control
Bead
or
by
tht
Government
I
Bm.th
Columbia.
P'9
moo
p
"r""""
o
tV
counle
i
(Kcan
wm
De
conlnminated
and!
in
his
car
and
"the
man
said
how
far
mav
the
vaters
audi
fish
move?
e
iii
it
x
a
i
II
he'd
like
to
get
out.
Of
the
car."
He
as
"about
?5
or
30
yards
from
the
corner
of
Seventh
and
Fulton"
at
that
time.
The
scientists
are
moving
now
into
realms
nhich
are
unknown,
and
the
consequences
of
their!
be
most
scr-
'
"The
man
paid
me
with
two
experiments
may
Si
bills.
He
Ihrew
the
money
on
j0UH
Wollace's
Department
Store
GLOVES
THAT
HIGHLIGHT
YOUR
EASTER
OUTFIT.
the
front
seat
.
.
.
"Is
it
really
wise
to
proceed
with
these
explosions?"
V1S1TFD
SCENE
The
Guardian's
apprehension
told
court
of
Constable
Hill
m
M
n
.
K
to
H
H
U
B
Kl
W
m
m
m
N
H
B
IOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
visiting
the
room
where
Hashka,
'
is
echoed
more
strongly
by
a
Ouellet
and
Dora
McNeil
had
German
newspaper,
the
Frank-Tone
after
rating
in
the
cafe
furt
Abendpost.'
following
closure
of
the
beer
"What
thj
whole
world
Ins
parlor.
'
-
feared
has
now
happened,"
says
He
said
he
and
Con.'tpbie
,
Abenduot.t.
"The
explosions
are
Plot
and
Irving
arrested
Hashka
beyond
control."
Persons
read
k
Daily
News
eve
day
in
March
195'
3
New
Gloves
For
Spring
The
right
color,
the
right
style.
Your
Spring
Accessories
at
and
Dorn
McNeil
"about
11
a.m
II
urges
scientists
to
"realize
l
ow
far
they
can
vo"
and
not
let
themselves
be
lorred
by
politics
to
use
their
work
in
a
way
"which
leads
to
the
end
.-f
mankind."
on
the
17th"
and
In
a
search
of
J
.
the
room
located
two
billfolds
which
were
submitted
as
ex-a
.Dibits.
1
1
Con"-tnbte
mil
said
investltta-
j
tion
showed
Hashka
was
rctris-
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
I
B
E
E
i
C1
terod
in
the
hotel
under
the
jnnmo
of
.t-ij-nes
T?olrl.
"b"t
fter
he
was
shown
letters
with
the
name
Fdwnrri
"nirH-i
hp
admit
3
More
readers
than
ever
before
t
i
HOUSEWIVES
DON'T
FORGET
The
Weekend
Soecia
ted
that
was
his
name."
ADMITTED
NICKNAME
j
"He
also
admitted
that
a
billfold
with
the
inscription
"Chicago
Ed"
'embossed
on
it,
belonged
to
him.
He
said
that
was
a
nickname."'
Constable
Hill
said
one
of
the
wallets
was
found
In
Ilashka's
trousers
pocket..
In
it,
folded
In
nuarter
wavs.
were
two
$20
bills,
one
$10
bill
and
one
$5
bill.
It
a
loo
contained
a
driver's
licence
ml
Hi
"
m
wm
id
the
contract
ad
you
platf
rea
LIGHT
AND
TENDER
AT
NO
INCREASE
IN
COST
OVER
1953
V
J
bearing
the
name
of
James
Reid
and
a
membership
card
for
the
Western
Sports
Centre
In
Vancouver
with
the
name
Eddie
Hashka.
"fconstablc
Irving
also
found
another
$3
In
$l-bills
which
he
said
he
found
-In
accused's
coat."
"Hashka
said
he
brought
the
iliiMln
fffliA'jA.ijtljl
1
4th
e
SKEENA
GROCERY
WILLIAMS
GROCERY
ColcLiloted
on
daily
average
circulation
March
1st
at
3.3
Persons
per
Household.
l(S)l
umimmncAKEMx
money
up
here
from
Vancouver
i
r
1'.
.3
1
l'!iUiljl
w.lth
him,"
said
Constable
Hill.
.The
billfolds
and
contents
wure
all
submitted
as
exhibits