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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
5,
1954
I
X
S.V.-
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Yoshida
Postpones
Tour
Due
to
Unrest
in
Japan
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
CHOP
SUEY
CHOVVMEll
Pc"6p.m..3:30o,
-TOKYO
.(
Heuters)
I
Verifier
Shigeru
Yoshida!
today
indefinitely
postponed
his
world
tour
because,'
he
said,
he
fears
Japan's
"democratic
parliamentary
politics
may
be
destroyed
by
force."
;
HU
announcement
came
as;
1
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
USftJ
Hollywood
Cafe
lint
Timid
Kidding
Justified
by
"Ability"
of
Partner
Mr.
Dale's
bidding
in
today's
hand
was
influenc
BroadwayCal3
Japanese
House
Riot
Injures
56
Legislators
Hold
Pitched
Battle
ed
more
by
his
partner
than
by
his
cards.
If
he
had
been
playing
with
a
good,
sound
bidder
like
Mr.
Masters,
he
would
have
raised
the
two-spade
bid
to
three.
'
""
-
a"
Mr'
Mu7?y
10
do
w
to
But.
pUyine
with
Mr.
M.W,
he
passed.
He
knew
from
sad
ord
a
sm-'ll
heart
on
the
,
experience
that
Mr.
Muzzy
might
thlrd
leHl
ot
diamonds.
Now
n
be
bidding
two
spade?
merely
,
fourth
diamond
lead
could
be:
because
he
had
a'
singleton
otruffed
ln
dummy,
leaving
a
r
..
n
iuh.4
and
could
not
'
'our-card
trump
holding
in
the
"stand"
that
suit.
'
closed
hand.
Any
other
lead
Socialist
leeislators
locked
the
president
and
vice-president
of
the
Diet's
upper
house
in
their
rwras
tn
nrevmt
them
from
opening
this
afternoon's
parliamentary
session.
Meanwhile,
police
riot
squads
which
broke
up
wild
fights
in
the
lower
house
during
Thursday's
debate
on
the
country's
controversial
police
control
bill
stood
by,
ready
to
move
again
into
the
parliament
buildings.
The
Socialists,
angry
over
the
police
bill,
locked
the
upper
house
president,
Yaachi
Kawai,
in
his
room
after
he
ordered
bells
rung
to
summon
legislators
to
the
afternoon
session.
The
Socialists
claim
the
government
-
backed
police
bill
would
revive
Japan's
pre-war
police
state
by
reversing
the
occupation's,
decentralization
of
police
forces
and
reconstituting
them
on
a
national
basis.
BfST
OF
Ffnn
FINEST
OF
C00KIN
West
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Ilalrl
8
Q
J
t
H
7
S
ORUrJ
couia
De
won
ana
tne
trumps
i
extracted
ln
four
straight
leads,
j
!Mr.
Muzzy
wood
be
hound
to,
;
win
four
spades,
five
t.ubs
and
t
the
acc
of
hearts.
i
-I
guess
I'm
not
too
tiinid,"
rhene
200
TOKYO
(Reuters)
j
Legislators
rioted
in
the!
Japanese
House
of
Repre-j
sentatives
early
Friday,
and
at
least
50
persons
I
were
estimated
to
have
remarked
Mr,
Dale.
THE
HORSESHOE
FALLS
as
it
will
appear
four
years
from
now
on
the
completion
of
a
major
face-lifting
job,
is
shown
on
this
detailed
scale
model
at
Islington.
Out.
The
model
built
by
the
Ontario
Hydro-Electric
Power
Commission,
and
which
accurately
reproduces
five
miles
of
the
Niagara
River,
determines
the
location
and
type
of
construction
necessary
to
produce
an
unbroken
curtain
of
water
over
the
crestline.
The
$17,500,000
engineering
program
has
been
officially
launched
by
civic
leaders
from
Canada
and
the
United
States.
The
control
dam
structure
can
be
seen
in
the
upper
centre
of
the
photo.
Excavation
and
fill
works
to
be
carried
out
on
both
flanks
of
the
Horseshoe
Falls
are
shown
completed
on
the
model.
Government's
Eagle-Eyed
Tax
Sleuths
Use
100
Methods
To
Locate
Evaders
Try
Dcrly
Kow5
QQttj;
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PASHA"
TODAY
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UhsI
(Mr.
'liunrttiiii)
(Mrx,
Keen)
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(Mr.
M
uri)
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North
fci't
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All
Puss
SUNDAY
MIDhllTE
ONLY
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
'
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
MAROARKT
6'BRIFN
ALLAN
MARTIN
JR.
In
'Her
First
Romance"
Information
on
a
particular
Letters
and
phone
calls
are
GENE
AUTRY
in
"SILVER
CANYON"
-
By
JOHN
E.
IS1KI)
CuniiUiun
Press
Staff
Writer
been
injured,
one
seriously.
The
riot
disturbance
erupted
in
a
20-minute
pitched
battle.
After
the
fighting
got
out
of
hand,
200
policemen
were
rushed
into
the
Diet
chamber.
The
trouble
started
at
midnight
after
Liberal
party
followers
of
Prime
Minister
Shisrru
Yoshida
sought
to
extend
the
House
debate
on
a
controvrr.,ial
:
source
of
income
can
be
checked
welcomed
by
the
department
and
Mr
rhamnlon'ii
nnenlns
lead
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
7
p.m.
.
8:20
p.J
U1TAWA
tp
An
income
tax
saii
un;
uium
ui
we
itrson
nave
u:u
to
suosianiiiii
recoveries
was
the
king
of
diamonds.
"Oct-
investlgator
methodically
spad-,
or
company
which
paid
the
of
unpaid
taxes.
j
ting
a
little
timid,
aren't
you''"
ed
a
garden
in
the
back
yard
of
,
money.
The
payment
of
a
small
;
One
man
who
bought
a
home
askea
Mr
Muzzy
'
when
the
dum-
a
home
in
one
of
Canada's
east-
;
storage
bill
for
merchandise
sold
and
a
high-priced
automobile
my
wpnt'
down
ern
cities.
The
uneasy
owner
!
alKl
not
reported
as
income
can
with
money
on
which
no
tax
had
.
.
watched
from
the
kitchen
door.
lead
to
the
discovery
of
a
fraud,
been
paid
was
discovered
through
!
.
Mr'
ule
J,f
""rugged
He
1
Other
sources
of
information
knew
u-
would
be
his
fault
II
Suddenly
the
spade
clanged
as
a
tip
supplied
by
a
suspicious
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
J
CAGNEY
bill
to
centraliee
Jnnun's
nnliep
I
it
struck
something
metallic.
The
I
nwrnie
letters,
phone
calls
and
neighbor.
i
"la
'aL
,ula
""sfa
a
sp.iac
3
When
the
House
chairman
tried
to
take
his
ch
ir
to
hear
investigator
grunted
with
sat
5--l',lV"-",
puonsnea
reports
ot
tne
activi-1
The
most
glaring
example
in
B""lc-
DUb
"e
'u"
1
""ve
ties
of
persons.
Many
of
the
recent
years
of
a
taxpayer
acci-'
worry
about
that
very
long.
Mr.
letters
and
phone
calls
are
re-'
dentally
Honlne
off
the
den.irt-
Muzzy
proceeded
to
go
down
isfaction
as
he
uncovered
a
long
metal
container.
Inside
were
Ill
!
'i
"fc.
several
thousand
dollars'
worth
cfived
from
persons
who
identify
,
ment
occurred
in
eastern
Can-,0"6-
At
two
Pdee!
P
(DW..
of
bonds
purchased
by
the
home
I
themselves
and
say
they
are
pro-owner
with
income
on
which
no
i
viding
the
information
as
a
pub-tax
had
been
paid.
j
lic
duty.
!
This
was
one
example
of
motions
'?n
a
two-day
extension
m
of
the
debate,
Socialists
leaped
m
into
his
seat
tf
hold
vp
parlia-
mentary
mtion.
J
Liberals
and
Iki.se
guards
B
quickly
formed
wedges
and
p
charged
the
usurpers.
The
House
then
flared
into
j
savage
hand-to-hand
fighting.
J
;
Even
women
legislators
joined
a
i
in,
and
one
woman
her
blouse
ripped
off
ran
from
the
Cham.
I
ber
screaming
hysterically.
ada.
p
lost
the
first
two
diamond
and
ruffed
the
thtrd-
Now
The
f;rlcks
taxpayer
operated
a
busi-
ness
in
a
small
town
and
had
his
banklnB
everything
on
a
three-books
made
i
thrce
trumP
break-
he
'd
tnree
up
by
an
accountant
in
a
nearby
city.
At
the
end
of
,
rounds
of
spades.
On
the
third
the
taxation
year
the
account-
sPade
Mrs-
Keen
discarded
a
,,
,
j
.
..
,
small
club.
Mr.
Muzzy's
cxpres-
ant
ould
make
up
the
tax
forms
.
WJ
slon
was
lnat
of
,
mn
hjuJ
for
the
business
and
send
them
i
been
the
victim
of
a
fantastical-to
the
owner
for
signature
and
1
ly-
bad
break.
He
started
the
mailing.
.
clubs
and
Mr.
Champion
ruffed
The
tax
forms
showed
the
busl-
i
tn;
thlrd
round'
Mr-
Muzzy
New
Dock
Slated
For
False
Creek
VICTORIA
(CP)
"The
.
high
flood
potential
which
existed
this
spring
has
been
largely
eliminated,"
a
government's
water
schemes
devised
by
dishonest
Canadians
to
beat
the
federal
income
tax
laws,
under
which
all
Income
must
be
reported.
The
home
owner
was
fined
for
not
reporting
the
Income
used
to
buy
the
bonds,
and
h:
also
paid
income
tax,
with
interest,
on
the
money.
Somewheii!
along
the
line
he
had
left
a
clue
to
the
purchase
of
bonds,
and
that
was
enough
to
start
an
investigation.
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
THE
AMOURS...
AND
ESCAPADES
Now
WALLACE'S
Give
You
BRANDED
oiuy
one
more
iricK
ine
acc
oi
rights
branch
said
today
in
it.s
had
operated
at
a
small
loss
1
hearts
Sj
Premier
Defends
M...
I
l
A
-i-
OF
A
WARNtu
not.
picruitn
punnrd
unai
report
oi
snov
conditions
,
and
that
no
quarterly
tax
pay-
'
,
,
,
arolicable
to
June
l
n
.
fcver
see
such
a
break?
asked
applicable
mo
up
to
June
1.
It
says
av
j
(
ments
had
been
made.
However,
Mr.
Muzzy
disgustedly.
JITs
T
r",heaVJ
Bb0Ve
an
aCCOmpany,n
lettcr
gaVe
"Terrible."
sa.c
Mr.
Champion
tne
5,500-foot
r
level
and
there
;
true
picture
of
the
firm's
opera-
"First
time
in
vears
I'vo
seen
ROGUISH
LAURENCE
(fed
mm
DASHING
HIGHWAY.
MAN!
WIFE'S
TIP-OFF
(
will
be
a
heavy
summer
runoff.
!
ttons
and
showed
there
had
been
six
outstanding
trumps
break
Out
west,
a
taxpayer
had
been
!
"n
s
quitc
ilkcly
lh.u
ni(,h
a
$0
ooo
profit
.
any
way
but
three-three.
I
ad-
claiining
his
wife
as
an
income
,
;
m"
yU
Can'1
make
flve-dd'
will
occur
yet
on
ou.
major
'
J
Unfortunately
the
ine
taxmvrr
tax
for
;
umortunaieiy.
taxpayci
,
exemption
many
years.
,
wnicn
lg
nDDarcntlv
what
unu
However,
the
wife
wrote
to
the
:
streams
and
rivers,
but
it
ap-
mailed
the
tax
forms-and
the
were
trying
to
do.
but
you
can
,
moke
tour
easily
enough."
1
Mr.
Champion
explained
that
taxation
aivision
or
tne
revenue
i
"-
uuuunm
n
uicy
win
letter
to
tne
income
tax
depart-department
stating
her
husband
be
of
flood
proportions."
ment.
was
not
entitled
to
claim
her
as
1
.
.
Nylons,
at
Hew
:
Lower
Prices!
j
WELDREST
AND
I
WHISPER
.
.
.
NEW
LOW
EVERYDAY
J
PRICES
!
ALWallace's
Of
Course
"
"
J
'THE
VICTOPJA
(CP)
Premier
Bennett
Friday
denied
labor
charges
that
tin
province's
new
Labor
Relations
Act
will
lead
to
bitterness
in
labor-management
relations.
"It
is
designed
rather
to
produce
harmony
in
lahor-manage-ment
relations,
Mr.
Bennett
said
In
an
interview.
The
Trades
and
Labor
Ccn-
gress,
the
Canadian
Congress
of
,
Labor
and
the
Railway
Brotherhoods
in
B.C.
will
submit
a
re-
,
port
to
a
special
labor
rally
in
1
Vancouver
today
which
labor
1
leaders
predicted
would
demand
.
that
the
government-
rescind
the
,
new
act
at
the
next
session
of
the
legislature.
Beggabs
Forty-Two
Year
Old
Agreement
Between
PGE
And
CNR
May
Spark
First
Class
Legal
Brawl
3
a
dependent.
"You
should
Investigate
this,"
she,
wrote.
"I
have
not
been
living
with
my
husband
for
many
years
and
I
hope
I
never
do.
He
is
a
rat
of
the
first
water."
The
case
was
Investigated,
the
taxpayer
fined"
and"
he
had
to
make
good
the
taxes
he
owed
on
Opem"
By
KEN.METHKKAL
Significantly,
however,
he
said
that
since
the
Orand
Trunk
now
the
government
considers
the
is
an
Integral
part
of
the
CNR,
Canadlnn
Press
Staff
Writer
,-
nr
tman
rr
-
1
TECHNICOLOR
JOHN
CAV
CHRISTOPHER
FRY
mnii
..
HERBERT
WiLCOX
the
money
he
claimed
as
exempt
VICTORIA
((!
British
Colum-
agreement
"
T
still
binding
oinaing
acs
despite
i
tne
agreement
can
be
lnterpret-
r
The
government
s
eagle-eyed
i
b
s
Soc.al
Credit
government
,
tax
sleuths
use
a
hundred-odd
:
has
quietly
re-opened
study
of
,L
a
,
J
t
n"V.Cr
?e?
methods
to
track
down
fraudu-
i
an
almost
forgotten
railway
estimated
Im-
i
ea
10
cover
emit
uncs
an
across
im-1
Canada.
M
LAURCNCC
OLIVIER
.
PETER
IROOK
plcmentation
would
bring,
the
WANTED
OXACSE
DELETED
ur?
rr
.Ui,.u
t
.....
i
i
lent
returns.
They
will
iaiK
agreement
tnat
could
spark
a
about
some
of
the
obvious
meth-
not-so-quict
exchange
with
Ot-!,'
3,7
u"tr1.lc;
Mr.
Chetwynd
said
federal
au-
Added
nrtc
ods
hilt
but
nra
are
silent
c
ant
ahnnt
about
nthnfo
others.
'
.
,
"
j"11".
fi.wu.vuu
a
JCttl
ill
T
inr
nS
ci.tirrlir
m
nnl
nH
nr
tawa
Shorts:
torts:
.
f-g
Want
T
B
,
,
l(nu..1
"uuniiw,
OVUIII
UI
illlliiaLIUII
V
"S
You
An
mm
"Carnival
in
Rio"
r'
I
V
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1954,
CLEAN-UP
CAMPAIGN
This
is
to
advise
all
citizens
that
from
June
7
until
June
15
(inclusive
dates),
the
City
Forces
will
collect
and
dispose
of
all
accumulated
debris
and
trash,
if
placed
conveniently
to
the
roadway.
,
"I
Gopher
Von'
Shows
at
7
9
p.
"uu,,i"
avenue.
,
sevcral
ciausc!i
ln
tne
aprcPmPnt
During
the
recent
legislature!
as
late
as
1950
"so
they
appar-scssion,
Mr.
'
Chetwynd
hinted
ienlly
think
It
may
be
binding,
that
opposition
to
planned
ex-:
too
"
tension
of
the
PGE
might
be
J
Government
'Irclcs
consider
it
tied
in
with
the
agreement
sign-
unlikely
that
B.C.
will
make
any
ed
ln
1912
when
the
PGE
was
serious
attempt
to
implement
founded
to
provide
a
470-mile
the
full
agreement,
link
between
Vancouver
and
p.iliiirnl
observer,
heiw.,.
TOTEM
A
I'Hiiiitu
Pinters
ThfMtrp
The
42-year-old
agreement
involving
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
B.S.-owned
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
contains
all
the
Ingredients
for
a
first-class
legal
and
political
tangle.
At
stake
is
at
least
$1,-000,000
annually
in
railway
revenue.
B.C.
Ra:;wys
Minister
Ralph
Chetwvnd
said
in
an
interview
that
the
agreement,
designed
to
run
until
1962,
is
under
government
study.
But
he
will
give
no
"hint
of
possible
government
ac-
All
of
the
M.
000.000-odd
tax
returns
which
had
to
be
filed
by
April
30
are
checked
several
times
by
Investigators.
Extra
attention
is
paid
to
returns
where
claims
are
high.
CAKEFl'L
CHECK
Chronic
types
of
falsification
include
exemptions
for
persons
who
are
dead
or
never
existed,
false
medical
bills,
failure
to
report
income
from
outside
sources,
dishonest
business
expenses
!
and
returns
doctored
to
show
j
smaller
business
profits.
I
The
initial
exanr.naiion
of
a
Prince
George.
i
however,
tne
government
may
I
from
the
nationally-owned
line
The
PGE
was
to
tie
in
with
the
old
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
syslem
traversing
central
BC.
from
the
west
roast
port
of
Prince
Rupert
to
Red
Pass
Junction,
near
Jasper,
Alia.
DANCE
TONIGHT
This
service
is
free
of
charge
I'llONE
CITY
WOKKS
DEPARTMENT,
Leave
Name
and
Address.
j
press
fbr
a
lump-sum
settlement
j
or
use
the
nurecnieiit
as
a
lever
j
,
for
more
favorable
terms
whea
j
uiiks
are
reopened
in
about
n
j
i
year's
time
on
the
Dominion-'
"
ELKS
HALL
provincial
taxation
agrtcmcnt.
i
"'
The
controversial,
clause
pro-
A
-I
r
am
prepared
to
say
at,
vl(!pd
that
all
Vancouvcr-destin-
I
return
may
show
inconsistent
Statements
Checking
a
return
Musir
by
uihs
time
is
uiai
i
nave
a
copy
oi
Pd
traffic
originating
or.
the
with
that
of
the
previous
year
the
agreement
on
my
desk
right
SALE!
SALE!
SALE!
Joke's
Rhvrhm
King!
aiso
discloses
irregularities.
now.
DaiiriiiK
9
P-m-
1
WE'VE
BUTCHERED
$
PRICES
$
J
Mr.
Chetwynd
during
debate
rn
Ihe
PGE
in
the
legislature
la.st
February
said:
"Some
are
trying
to
stall
this
extension
from
SnuamlKh
to
Vancouver
until
1062
when
the
1012
agreement
with
the
PGE
and
the
Grand
Trunk
and
Its
assigns
become
void."
,
He
has
steadfastly
declined
to
umpliry
his
remarks
both
inside
and
ouUsidc
the
legislature.
Main
oppostion
to
the
extension
came
from
the
five-member
Liberal
party.
rthritKSIIMKNTS
SRRVKD
Grand
Trunk,
later
taken
ove.'
;
oy
the
CNR
was
to
be
routed
j
over
the
PGE.
Reciprocally,
all
traffic
originating
on
the
PGE
lor
eastern
p!nts
wns
to
move
vin
the
Grand
Trunk,
WENT
HANKIU
PT
But
the
PGE,
originally
a
pri-;
vale
venture,
went,
bankrupt
,
while
the
line
was
80
miles
short
of
Prince
George
and
4)
niilex
i
away
from
Vancouver.
Taken
over
by
the
provincial
govern
We're
Selling
Cors
By
The
Pound
This
is
no
Baloney
Uneseoi
ted
hi.lle.s
a.hnlt"
free
until
11
pm-
.
.
.
TIMES
HAVE
CHANGED
Choice
Pork
Chops
from
43c
to
49c
per
lb.
50
PONTIAC
TIDOIt
Like
$1450
New
Antiquated
moving
methods
arc
really
out
of
dale
at
Lindsay's
.
.
.
there
you'll
find
the
latest
equipment
available.
In
this
day
and
age
SERVICE
is
essential.
Equipment
and
service
go
hand
in
hand
to
ensure
that
your
move
is
completely
satisfactory.
W
MONAUCII
SEDAN
ANNUAL
MEETING
CIVIC
CENTRE
CONCERT
AUXILIARY
Low
$
1250
Mileage
Uncle
Bob
is
Slaughter-ing
Used
Cor
Market
All
kinds
...
oil
conditions
.
.
choice
cuts
Dog
Meat
(wrap
these
up)
NEW
YORK
CUTS
from
Sic
to
65c
per
lb.
5!
Ford
Tudor
MQQC
All
extras
XVOO
il
Ford
Sedan
HftQI?
A
sharp
car....
M-V&O
Si
Chev.
Sedan
S
rQr"
:
Immaculate
....
Aw
510
NO
BUM
STEERERS
...
GO
MODERN
ment
in
1917,
It
finally
reached
Prince
George
two
years
ago.
The
final
40-mile
stretch
from
tidewater
at
Squam!h,
B.C.,
to
Vancouver
is
scheduled
for
completion
next
year.
Provincial
leal
authorities
say
thai,
when
Hie
first
train
chugs
out
of
Vancouver
for
Prince
Georec
sometime
in
1
955,
the
PGE
will
be
able
to
force
the
CNR
to
implement
the
1D12
agreement.
Yet
the
CNR,
with
Its
own
Prince
George-Vancouver
line
along
the
North
Thompson
river,
has
no
need
for
the
PGE.
The
North
Thompson
flows
into
the
Fraser
river
near
Lytton.
The
$1,000,000
reevnue
figure
used
by
Mr.
Chetwynd
and
PGE
officials
is
based
on
traffic
on
the
old
Grand
Trunk
line
ending
near
the
Alberta
border.
Some
authorities,
however,
contend
GO
SERIES
AJHLt.
CONCERT
DOG
MEAT
from
1
'jc
to
5c
per
lb.
4!
ANGMA
395
40
PLYMOUTH
COUPE
Good
$91?
A
Shape
MOV
IN
OUR
STOCKYARD
PREVIEW
BRIGADOON
BUSINESS
MEETING
LUCKY
DRAW
Lindsays
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LTD.'
Local
and
Long
Distance
Moving
it
to
Lindsay's"
Your
"Allied"
Agent
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
The
Home
of
Blue
Ribbon
Values
Tuesday,
June
8-8:30-Civic
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