Pimre
Rupert
Dnil
i
Wednesday,
M;iy
5,
UK4
TODAY
TO
THIlDCriAv
Cheaper.
Food
,
aSEMSS
Cannot...lWillrJM
b
'
N
N
Countering
Rising
Rents
OTTAWA
(CP)
Living
costs
are
resisting
the
Adults
....
75c
Children
.
50c
.tr
11
li
j
impact
of
rising
rents
with
Rebel
Delegation
Chief
Active
Leftist
29
Years
T'ARIS
(Reuters)-Than
Van'
He
remained
in
Canton
for
a
Oong.
48-ycar-old
lcad-r
of
the
year,
.studying
at,
the
"agitators
Jnrio-Chino.se
Communist
dele-
school"
formed
by
I!o
Chi
Minh
piitlon
to
the
Geneva
conference,
there,
and
at
the
end
of
his
has
become
a
key
figure
in
the
course
b'-cume
a
Communist
and
Vletminh
rebel
movement
only
returned
to
Hanoi
as
a
teacher
Since
1!M9.
'
in
a
private
school.
But
for
the
last
29
years
Ivj
:
Ke
quickly
became
one
of
the
hfis
been
a
most
active
fiuure
in
most
active
Communist
propa-Indo-China's
extreme
left-wing
pandists
in
Hanoi
and
was
ar-imilonalist
circles.
;
rested
and
sentenced
to
six
years
Than
Van
Dong
was
born
in
hard
labor
at
Poulo
Condore,
the
Annum,
of
a
wealthy
culture
i
;
iind
tieienlion
centre
for
Indo-manrlarin'
family.
His
fat'i,
r
Chinese
extremists,
wan
Tor
a
t'..
secre'ury
to
the
i
After
his
release
he
is
rx-lipvco"
Matinee
Wednesday
3:45
Adults
50c
;
Children
25c
T.OTE?
A
F
Wllil
-I.-
.
...
lower
food
prices.
The
yardstick
for
measuring
food
costs
made
Its
fifth
consecutive
monthly
decline
in
February,
dropping
to
a
nine-month
low.
And
Vhile
rent
and
home-ownership
costs
rose"
to
a
new
hip.h,
the
consumer
price
index,
measuring
rod
for
living
costs
generally,
slipped
by
a
fifih
of
a
poini
to
115.5,
lowest
in
tight
months.
The
March
survey
of
the
Index,
b
nrri
on
1010
prices
equal
emperor
of
Aniwra.
Duys-tam
to
have'
spent
several
years
in
Your
favouriti
televiiion
I
I
A'Vi
jJ
couplt.
$tar
of
"I
IOVE
I
J
f
JT
IUCY"
or
in
1h
moviet
XT
"
V.
TWng
first
atlracled
attention'
Russia,
vheh,
as
a
Hanoi
law
student
in
schools
attending
courses
at
for
overseas
Commun
k
yiftW
ling,
100.
likely
will
be
jjubli'jlud
!
ror
mm
rirw
iim
roqetner.
14.
m
tm
xm
.
1-
-
.
1..
i
l
v.
1
mvm
"-1
.A'
1925
he
helped
to
organize
a
strike
to
eommomorate
the
death
of
fin
Annamite
nationalist
lead-
ists.
In
HMS,
he
r'-turned
to
Indo-China.
mid
for
two
y
.
ars
helped
toon
in
a
housa-on-wheels
J?
'A
j
k
...
in
beautiful
COIOR.
"
'd
(O,
a
Communist
French-newspaper,
Volonte
or.
Police
issued
a
warrant
fui
;
put
cu
his
arrest
,and
he
fled
lo
Canton.
:
laimua1
Wednesday.
BEEF
DROPS
Pork,
coffee
and
fruits
lumped
In
i
February.
hu
beef
on
l
I.esh
ve"'
.able
i-r-'ererl
wiin
China
where
he
joiued
a
small
:
lndo-Chinoi.se.
In
liCH.
threatened
v
ith
re-'arrot
he
fli
il
to
Chin.)
with
Ho
group
of
exil;"'
Inoo-Chincse
nationalists,
.'
.el'idi
Ho
Chi
Mini,.
overbalar'
ing
dro
t
tutting
the
i
(.KAY-IIMItll)
Domlnick
BruKnolottl
checks
one
of
the
merry-go-round
organs
in
his
huge
shop
in
Brooklyn,
N
Y.
Ever
since
1391,
when
he
first
came
to
the
building,
Domlnick
has'
been
repairing
hand
organs,
street
pianos
and
carousel
music-makers
with
a
doctor's
skill
and
devotion.
Today,
when
such
things
as
ha
nd
organs
are
ading
from
the
scene,
Domlnick
is
one
of
the
few
members
of
his
profession
still
active.
While
people
still
love
the
magic
sound
of
merry-go-round
music,
though,
he
will
be
an
Important
man.
Only
recently
an
organ
was
shipped
all
the
way
from
Spokane,
Wash.,
with
the
plea
that
Domlnick
make
It
play
again.
food
suli-indcx
by
a
f-.
point
to
1
10.7.
Thin
Is
the
lowest
since
i
;
Chi
Minh
and
helped
him
f-
rra
the
Vi"tminh
movmenl
m
Ij41.
,
In
1!M3.
lii'iit!
returi
:
.i
to
,
;
'do-China
to
lake
pan.
in
anti-
".;"
Japanese
v.wi
rilla
warfare
in
the
CTr
Timkin
clilla.
He
emerged
In
BADYS
HOT
LITTLE
HEAD
;
the
110.1
of
April,
ID..:).
In
coiilrust,
the
shelter
column
w'hlch
includes
rents'
and
home
1
ownership
costs,
continued
Its
i
historic
climb
to
a
new
high
of
1
12.1.0,
up
a
fifth
of
a
point
from
i
the
previous
month
and
Uuec
j
points
in
a
year.
.
III
I.ATIVK
STAIHI.ITV
!
The
mipowiiK
moves
between
Canadian
Furs
On
Display
At
U.K.
Fair
S
CALL
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
mi
WHKN
your
Hut.y's
li.-ad
f-U
Imt
it
may
h-
hwmnw
of
tmiU'
ffver
''"Hinnni
t
?wm
rtitrmr
baby
Hilmcnt.
If
sn,
Hnliy's
Onmi
ThMpIk
will
hi-lp
rt
'lu'-f'
this
smtpU-
fi
v
r
by
Hearing
harmful
wir
mil
.f
I
v
vtm.
If
bnliy'i
fi-vir
ti
nol
promptly
fi
licvi'd,
nonsuit
your
physi
inn.
(Me
Midland,
Ontario
Mother
has
this
h.
nay:
"Wv
ini
iit,,
i,r,ri,
.,t
A.
gate
hrT
li;iu'
V.iln.-t
W
tt'tkt-tim
hr
wis
up
mid
art'W'iJ
"
'Ruliy'd
Own
TahU-Io
air
sweet.-tHsMnK.
phhV
to
tnke
ni
havi
Ixhti
u
d
with
rrtwfulctnf
Hy
muOicni
f-tf
over
""
yoars.
Ntt'Vlwpy"iit
uff
noilulliriiiHTiTt.
Kiiually
pH
fr
rPMlfMnc'ss
anil
.peevishm:
r-ullinfi
from
irregularity
at
t'thing
Mmf,
fur
onnst
ipat
inn.
diKexiivv
upsi-is
nd
other
minor
infant
tniuMes.
(ici
a
paekmre
today
at
yuur
druiticmr.
DcSl
ARriAZP
food
and
rents,
In
some
respects,
l
owlinw
i
r,
.
ti...
'k
M
S
M
l
,.,
...
.
,
,,
(jive
me
appearance
oi
a
pcrioa
Queen
Mother
and
Prinress
Mar-!
.
,:.,
,
,,,im
i
n.,i-.
;
Id1;")
as
a
member
of
the
"Viet
J
Nam
people's
republic
liberation
I
committee"
and
the
leader
of
a
'
tiny
Communist-inspired
party.
)
the
"Viet
Nam
Dan
Ch'.l
Dang"
;
democratic,
popular
party.
!
lie
bi
came
finance
minister
;
and
secretary
of
state
for
de-;
tence
in
the
Ho
Chi
Minh
kov-.
ernmcnt'set
up
in
1U16.
In
June.
;
J
I'
Mi,
lie
was
presid"iit
of
the
:
Viet
Minh
government
delega-I
tion
to
Paris.
When
the
Indo-China
war
be-;
Kan
in
December.
1943.
he
went
underground
wilh
Ho
(Mil
Minh.
j
In
1941)
he
was
reported
to
have
;
been
made
vice-president
of
the
Ho
Chi
Minh
Roverninent
and
.
president
of
the
defence
council.
1.
it
tiood
Trump
Management
Requires
Imagination
l
"ulct
lingered
at
Canada's
dis-
I
play
of
mink.
fox.
beaver
and
In
many
situations
where
the
winning
play
fori
riir"'l1
,furs
,wl?f'n,
!hcV.'uu,'d
,
,
.
,
'
,.
j
the
British
Industries
Fair
In
declarer
is
to
postpone
i
i
leading
trumps,
the
necessity
j
London
yesterday.
for
that
action
is
far
from
obvious.
In
today's
deal,!
The
futrsV
ylu?d
a
,2,?-ono-
j
)
wpr
nart
nf
the
minis
hit
Com.
Ul
IIIUUTI;
ObULttlbJ
111
llVlllg
costs.
The
drop
of
a
fifth
of
a
point
In
the
consumrr
price
index
In
February
compared
with
no
change
in
January
and
a
drop
of
a
tenth
of
a
point
last
December.
And
"there
Is
nothing
In
the
for
example,
it
v,as
completely
hidden
as
far
as-
nmnwcaith
display
concentrated!
5
MARJORIE
MAIN
REENAH
HHH
in
the
Karl's
Court,
stadium
sw-
w',
says
B
icuerai
economic.
Mr.
Muzzy
w
as
concerned,
anyway.
The
best
way
to
avoid
a
trap
j
linn
of
the
two-week
annu
il!"'0
indicate
ny
major
shift
i
shop
window
of
British
expor's.
j
trom
this
period
of
general
stn-I
The
fair
Is
as
usual
split
Into
i
bllity
In
the
next
few
nx-nths."
J
three
parts
two
in
London,
ei
Other
shifts
in
the
consumer
j
Karl's
Court
and
the
giant
In-
price
index
during
February:
;
door
arena
of
Olympla,
and
an-
T),e
clothing
sub-index
eased
'other,
the
engineering
section.
;tn
109
8.
as
scattered
decreases
TRAVEL
TOPICS
jfV
We
Save
You
4
155
J
Time
and
Dollars
Sample
Fares:
frlme
Itupert
lo:
One
w;iy
llrtui
n
l,OS
AXCEI.KS....
M.r.f)
1XK.S5
fllK'.Mid
..:
M2.X0
275.85
215
Second
Street.
I'lionc
G20
Consult
Vour
Local
Travel
A;;ent
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
of
this
kind
is
to
pause
before
playing
that
first,
card
from
dummy
and
plan
your
play.
Forget
about
overtricks.
Concentrate
on
the
safest
method
of
pi
jy
which
vi'l
brlnj.'in
enough
tricks
for
your
contract,
figuring
on
unfavorabl.
distribution
of
i
in
the
industrial
city
of
Birm
few
haved
it
by
a
fifth
of
a
point.
1
iiiL'hain
Higher
prices
lor
dry-cleaning.
Smith
Denier
Both
f,)drs
vulnrrnhlr
North
(Mr.
Dil
i
)
5
7
HA
Q
8
.
D
Q
III
C
8
7
6
3
Wr-t
f
Mr?
CtiMmuloii
)
(trN
Kern)
A
J
10
2
R
Q
8
S
4
H5
4
3
1!
7
J
t
0
4
1
-
K
10
8
5
3
C
Q
92
C
.1
10
iMilh
lr.
liir.)
6
K
(i
3
H
K
J
10
0
6
D
A
J
C
A
K
a
The
bidding:
soapt
i
rlrst
visitors
to
inc
uon.oou
j
;,undry
services
and
industrial
show
window
warned
!
i.tnnned
thn
'
house
hold
I
the
opposing
cm
as.
opera
tions
sub-group
by
a
tenth
of
a
;
VktiJ
J
'
cover
more
area
point
to
a
record
117.8.
!
that
while
the
goods
look
fine,
I
the
price
tags
arc
too
steep,
j
They
said
heavy
Dutch
and
!
Herman
competition
will
rut
into
1
Give
TOajr
bafor
I
j
Look
at
whnt
happened
to
Mr.
I
'
Muzzy
in
this
hand.
Mr.
Champ-1
I
ion
led
the
nine
of
diamonds.
I
the
deuce
went
on
from
the
board
and
Mrs.
Keen
promptly
I
'
!
ducked.
Mr.
Muzzy
won
with
the
I
jack
and
smiled
happily
at
thisj
i
favorable
lead.
;
I
!
sabs.
British
delivery
often
l.s
.
WHALING
PORT
i
too
slow,
some
added
Dartmouth,
across
the
harbor
F.nst
Pass
South
West
North
1
H
Pass
a
H
4
H
All
pn&s
i
Some
125.000
business
men
j
from
Halifax,
was
sn
active
fiom
100
countries
are
expected
j
whale
fishing
port
in
the
late
to
visit
the
two-week
fair,
which
,18th
century.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
.
spreads
Itself
over
two
large
Lon-
Ml'ZZY
OPTIMISTIC
reason
to
use
a
trump
to
enter
j
He
could
S'C
no
danger.
As
he
'
ti1ummy.
..lcad
a
sttdc
"p
t0
a
:
analyzed
it.
he
had
one
club
COME
Exactly."
said
Mr.
Champion.
spec
loser
and
either
one
or
two
spade
losers.
If
the
ace
of
spades
were
on
his
right,
he
could
lead
up
to
"With
a
weaker
holding
in
spades
you
would
have
made
AND
1(1
'
t'on
halls
and
a
third
In
Birmingham.
F-i-crt
goods
from
2,400
British
f;rms
are
on
display.
I
Buyers
eyed
the
exhibition
i
stands
criticauy.
They
saw
the
!
products
of
every
facet
of
British
industry,
from
giant
earth-moving
equipment
weighing
several
tons,
to
delicate
jewelry
weighing
fractions
of
an
ounce.
Irs
kin-
and
win
a
trick
with
your
contract.
You
used
a
viui
TEST
that
card
cn
the
first
or
second
,rumP
at
trick
two
J,lsl
because
round
of
the
suit.
He
could
then
lVs
usually
the
correct
play
tu
ruff
a
spade
in
dummy,
and
ac-!
lcad
UP
to
8
kin2-
Oood
trump
tuallv
make
flve-ndd
management
requires
enou-tn
MOTHER'S
DAY
"-
Sunday
May
9
;
OUR
imagination
to
see
the
need
fcr
But
to
lead
up
to
the
king
of
snades
he
had
tn
nntor
Hummv
u,,u!'u'"
P,a
I,uw
a"
MOTHER
she
asks
so
little,
she
gives
so
much.
You'll
find
the
gift
of
her
choice
right
ot
n
Wallace's,
of
course.
"
That
was
easy
and
he
led
the;
n.ne
of
hiarts
to
the
case.
Aj
ll
t
l,
spade
was
returned
and
the
kimi
tViailOCK
JCcKS
Second
Appeal
put
up.
Mr.
Champion
won-
with
the
ace
and
led
back
a
trump.
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
rood
economical
car
try
our
A-30
Al'STIS.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
SI1I,
thai
inc
ludes
foam
rubber
seals,
leather
upholstery,
directional
signals
and
healer-defroster
unll.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
Seal
Escapes
MF'I.UN,
France.
(Reule'-si-
A
baby
peal
flipped
out
of
Its
un-feneed
pool
at
a
fair
grounds
!"!"
Monday
ninht,
flapped
down
the
road
and
flopped
Into
an
aim
choir
at
a
furniture
dis-plav.
Ten
people
Including
a
pollcenmn
who
got
bitten
for
his
pains
were
needed
In
get
the
seal
back
in
his
pool.
riONKKR
Sr.RVK
T.S
Th"
first
regular
Church
of
England
services
In
Canada
wen-held
In
1710
at,
Annapolis
Royal,
M.S.
Worried
now,
Mr.
Muizv
won
i
VANCOUVER
Cf
A
scond
a;?-on
the
board
and
led
another
peal
may
bo
bunched
on
beh.ill
spade.
I
of
convicted
Vrw,
:
i":
f!eor:e
Mr.
Ch-mo.on
w
n
with
th-1
M:,ll,l
k-
lhls
,ln,c
Hie
au-teji
and
led
the
last
trump
off
"'""'
,voul1
uf
(-'n
id
i.
I
he
board.
Now
Mr.
Muzzy
had
I
.
Malloek
is
beiiv;
held
In
Oa!s-to
lose
three
tnude.s
and
a
club
I
alia
pending
a
decision
on
ali
plication
for
leave
to
appeal
lo
a
'
$m
i
!'
'
f-
J
T-
M
i
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J
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tor
down
i
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"Did
yoo
think
you
bid
five,
Muzzy"
asked
Mr.
Champion.
MI
ZZY
S
MISTAKES
"Certainly
not,"
replied
Mr.
Muzzy
holly.
"Can
t
help
it
if
the
ace
of
spades
was
behind
my
kint,
V"
Mr.
Champion
grinned
wickedly.
"In
a
word,
ye,
'
he
said.
"Jn
fact.
I
Ihink
I
can
..rove
Uvt
you
were
trying
to
make
five-odd.
Tell
me,
what,
woulr"
you
have
led
at
trick
two
if
you
had
held
three
very
small
spades
instead
nf
three
lo
the,
king?"
"I'd
have
led
a
spade,"
Mr.
f
.judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
by
I
his
lawyers.
.
'
I
Mullock's
appeal
against
the
h'.H-.ycar
prison
sentence
Imposed
I
on
him
was
dismissed
by
tin;
!
B.C.
Court
of
Appeal
which
con-j
finned
the
sentence.
Pamphk
'.s
Ffrjnd
COPtNIIAflliN
'l
Pi.ii.i.nleis
In
Hn
--ian
v
:re
lound
on
Ihej
Ii;iivi
isianc
of
Moen
this
week
alter
planes
of
iiiikiiocn
na-tionalUy
flew
over
the
area
Kun-day'nle.ht.
The
pamphlets
weiv
sent
to
Danish
Army
Intelligence
lor
Investigation.
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Mr
IN
SPRING
A
YOUNG
MAN'S
FANCY
.
.
.
It
u.cd
lo.tiiin
lo
love
and
poetry
but
in
this
day
and
age,
it
seems
to
he
love
and
a
jalopy.
I,
over
lioys
don't
seem
lo
lie.
writing
poetry
any
more
and,
from
what
wc
recall
of
our
youth,
it's
probably
just
as
well.
So
now
that
the
sap
Is
beginning
to
flow,
most
of
the
young
swains
around
town
Kcem
to
have
their
eyes
on
some
dame,
or
some
jalopy
or
both.
In
either
case
we
fsh
them
luck.
We
hope
they
all
get,
both.
But
about
that
Jalopy
whether
you
want
some
old
boat
to
pole
around
in
or
one
of
the
slecB
newer
models,
we've
got
'em.
These
and
many
others
to
choose
from.
.
Muzzy
admitted.
Thcre'd
be
no
MATTRESSES
J
fJ
'
A
Jj
tiood
quality
mattresses
with
resilient
steel
coil
springs.
Padded
wilh
soft
layers
of
colored
cotton
felt.
Firm
border
wilh
rolled
edges.
50
Pontiac
Tudor
Heater.
Low
mileage.
Not
a
scratch.
Only
$1465
v.
38
Ford
Sedan
52
Monarch
Sedan
Automatic
transmission.
Light
green
paint.
$2295
49
Ford
Sedan
Ixiaded
with
all
accessories,
including
twin
stacks.
$1225
1
ha"
"
'
Covered
with
panel
damask
licking
in
assorted
patterns.
Well-venlilalcd.
Standard
length.
Good
4
new
Motor
jtor
tires.
es.
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