Prince
Rupert
Daily
NW5
5
Tuesday,
Aprii
e,
1954
Letterbox
MEMPHIS
BANS
PICTURE
tbAIUKINU
CANADIAN
MEMPHIS,
Tenn.
I
Thp
rltv
,...
.
the
RKO
picture
"The
Son
of
SinbacT
be,,,,,.
M
ftA
Vrvsrsa
seauencc
by
statuesaue
Lill
St
rvr
tt,
.
.
1
'
fcJ
'
""untreal
strim
Lloyd
T.
Blnford,
the
88-year-old
chairman
nt
,
1
Dicture
picture
ht
but
it
i,
k..
"K
ard.
;
"It
was
a
pretty
good
had
one
of
the,
dances
I
ever
saw.
(Continued
From
Page
2)
i
do
not
understand
and
I
can
!
mention
only
a
few,
but
there
is
New
York,
which
also
has
cost
1
the
recent
matter
of
a
boost
in
more
millions.
.
postage.
Ever
since
the
first
war,
If
these
PIRATES
can
take
-1
believe,
we
have
been
paying
over
the
country,
which
amounts
;
stamps
on
cheques.
Much
of
this
to
the
same
thing
as
a
foreign
;
was
done
with
postal
stamps,
army
doing
the
same
thing,
and
which
was
gravy
to
the
PO
De-our
governments,
army,
navy
1
partment.
They
should
have
been
and
air
force
cannot
protect
our,
able
to
lay
away
a
nice
nest
egg
business
men
and
the
public,
1
during
all
those
years,
although
Just
why
are
we
paying
taxes
fori
there
was
the
large
amount
of
their
upkeep?
And
we
go
all
free
mail
pnd
graft.
Now
they
over
the
world
trying
to
run
are
raising
the
postage
for
the
their
countries
as
we
do
ours,
third
time
land
by
the
way
I
Does
it
not
make
you
sick?
I
am
h-ar
criticism
about
the
B.C
mentioning
only
a
few
things
Socreds
doing
silly
things
and
that
do
not
Indicate
any
intelli-
changing
their
minds).
I
also
oer.-e.
hn'h
rlnmini.in.
federal
'
note
that
American
magazines
and
provincial.
However
our
come
here
with
postage
paid
to
statesmen
recently
boosted
their
the
U.S.A.,
of-
only
5c
for
large
salary
by
a
considerable
amount.
publications,
and
doubtless
Ca-wh"
nnt
boost
the
salary
to
nadian
publications
get
the
same
S100
000.00
Instead
of
a
mere
Jow
rates.
I
have
been
told
that
$10,000.00?
They
might
as
well
;
newspapers
are
paying
ii'c
an
hnve
that
because
if
they
do
oun-e.
and
no
charge
for
papers
not
we
will
give
it
away
to
some
',
ma
Mod
within
a
forty
mile
radi-
THIS
IS
THE
SACKVILLE,
the
last
corvette
of-
122
the
Canadian
Navy
once
had
to
fight
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic.
The
relic
is
on
loan
in
H
ilh'ax
as
a
hydrographic
survey
ship
and
is
manned
by
civilians.
In
10
short
years,
the
du
.npy
little
warriors
have
been
by-passed
by
sleek
new
anti-submarine
vessels
which
slice
through
the
water
at
twice
the
corvette's
speed.
It
has
become
a
plain
fact
that
the
corvette
is
no
Ion
ger
of
any
use
in
a
modem
navy.
However,
in
the
Second
World
War
Canadian
corvettes
took
a
hand
in
the
killing
of
15
enemy
submarines
-
13
German
and
two
Italian
for
the
loss
of
10
of
their
own
number.
A
TWO-YEAR,
round-the-world
honeymoon
voyage
will
be
taken
by
Capt.
and
Mis.
Argwis
Kavadias
before
settling
down
in
Vancouver.
Tne
former
Mary
Koucheg
was
married
at
Vancouver
to
Captain
Kavadias,
skipper
of
the
roreigner,
i
us.
I
cannot
verify
that,
but
on
ON
Tilt
SAME
PUOOHAM
"UNDER
THE
RED
SEA"
Documentary
LAST
COMI'LETK
SIIOVMNf,
s;30
PM
Some
one
said
that
charity
ton
of
it
all
our
MPs
send
a
lot
Canada
Slashes
Greek
freighter
Georgios.
She
will
accompany
him
on
a
world
began
at
home,
which
applies
to
;
of
propaganda
through
the
malls
some
of
the
millions
given
away.
'
free.
In
any
case
the
public
pays
tour
on
the
Georgios.
acting
as
;ut
course
the
unions
and
the
'the
postage
on
this
mail
We
ship's
purser,
and
will
be
the
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
$2,
only
woman
aboard
ship.
The
"if
uu-Miieis
men
wouia
not
want,
:
have
gone
up
Irom
2c
to
5c
an
us
to
tret
all
this
lor
nothing,
al-,
I
ounce
on
letters
as
well
as
a
though
we
paid
for
it,
because
it
i
raise
on
money
orders.
Just
fig-wou'd
put
a
crimn
in
the
whole
,
ure
out
the
per
cent
of
a
boost.
From
Net
Debt
Of
AM
UMCOMOUItAllf
MAN!
X'
petite
30-year-old
former
bank
clerk
met
Captain
Kavadias
in
1947.
and
they
dated
each
other
each
time
he
returned
to
Vancouver.
poniv
svsrem
nr
sunsinizirtcT
nrn.
,
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD-
'llJ
Nine
vears
after
::.;.
.."."
"
,n
,nu
e
Kooa
oia
nays
OTTAWA
'(li
...
.
.
-
,
t.-
....
......
,
...um.tg
mo
the
Second
World
War
Canada
Brains
And
Nerve
Make
Ideal
Bridge
Combination
THE
KEYS
OF
TIIE
KINGDOM
in
Launers
time,
we
built
a
OTP.
road
(which
the
people
were
supposed
to
own).
This
was
supposed
to
be
a
main
line
to
Rupert
and
the
Orient.
We
also
built
an
elevator
at
Rupert,
and
Cowboys'
Torget
nv
wo
nrices
for
things
and
running
the
country
into
debt.
There
are
so
many
things
that
French
Marshall
RaDDed
bv
NATO
JOHN
M.
STAHL
CALGARY
(CP)
Canadian
and
United
States
cowboys
will
ride
I
hear
rumors
about
a
Dry
Dock
When
Mr.
Champion
responded
with
one
diamond,
Mr.
Meek
was
afraid
to
bid
no
trump
without
a
heart
stopper.
He
was
also
afraid
to
bid
spades
on
a
three
card
suit.
He
therefore
made
the
mJld
go-ahead
bid
of
two
diamonds.
and
fr
Sh
f
However,
during
the
war,
when
;
r.'5e
has
lopped
more
than
$2,000,000,-000
from
its
net
debt
in
sharp
contrast
to
the
increase
that
followed
the
First
World
War.
A
white
paper,
tabled
today
in
the
Commons,
estimated
that
at
the
end
of
the
fiscal
year
last
March
31
the
net
debt
was
pared
by
$10,100,000
to
$11,151,600,000.
The
net
debt
hit
a
post-war
peak
of
$13,421,400,000
in
1943.
In
1919.
the
net
debt
totalled
$1,-812.584.819.
It
rase
in
the
next
nine
years
to
$2,347,834,370
at
the
end
of
the
192C-27
fiscal
year
March
31,
1927.
liuie
kiiii
snu.uuu
at
nit?
nii-
nual
Calgary
Stampede
July
S
to
10.
Most
prize
money,
$3,500,
is
for
the
saddle-bronc
riding
.
.
..
'the
boys
were
fighting
for
De-
PARIS
iv-The
North
Atlantic
mCCacy,
back
In
1914,
this
G.T.P.
Council
has
delivered
to
France's
,
road
from
Edmonton
to
Jasper
marshal
Alphonse
Juin
a
severe
.,,,
tnm
im
anri
the
honkmnt
Today
and
Wednesday
Evenings
7:
-
9:20
p.m.
TOTE
rmimua
Hum
n
But
Mr.
Champion
is
a
modern
and
unprecedented
reprimand
Canadian
Northern
substituted
event-
ior
nis
criticism
oi
tne
European
.
tor
lt
tts
far
as
asper,
but
the
Army
treaty.
i
piimax
was
reached
when
thp
A
resolution
which
the
council
main
line
to
the
Orient
was
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
f
lumpi'M
S
B
5
4
H
A
K
6
D
A
10
9
7
.1
2
C
2
(Mr.
Hull')
(Mrs.
Keen)
8
J
7
2
S
10
II
(I
3
H
Q
9
7
II
J
10
8
4
D--R
4
D
K
fl
C
K
9
8
7
4
C
A
10
5
smith
(Mr.
Meek)
S
A
K
Q
H
5
3
2
D
Q
J
5
C
Q
J
6
3
nd
he
is
not
afraid.
At
his
second
turn
he
made
the
good
bid
of
two
hearts.
Since
he
had
never
passed
and
since
this
was
a
iww
suit,
the
bid
was
ab-;
enlutely
forcing.
Mr.
Meek
would
hardiy
be
in
a
position
to
raise
hearts
bo-
cause,
with
a
heart
holding
;;ood
I
enough
for
that,
he
would
have
bid
one
heart
over
onj
diamond,
j
'
Mr.
Champion
wns
-.vi'.ling
to
;
play
gan.e
on
the
hand
but
he
taw
no
reason
to
oarce
into
no
vuieu
monuay
was
aeuverea
10
marie
a
str)e
track
,,n(i
business
the
marshal,
commander-tn-
tl,ken
to
Vancouver.
Taken
south
chief
of
NATO
forces
in
central
j
5no
miles
and
shipped
by
boat
Europe,
today.
It
said:
!
north
again
1.000
miles
on
its
"The
North
Atlantic
council
i
way
to
the
Orient.
This
was
a
expresses
its
profound
regret
at
1
bare
faced
swindle
on
all
the
the
nnhlic
statement.
mnrl
hu
nnnnle
upvt
nf
lacrwr
onH
tha
Gas
Well
Fire
Finally
Doused
(
LEGAL,
Alta.
9
A
gas
well
tne
commander-in-chief
of
cen-
':
promises
made
to
the
settlers
In
fire
which
raged
for
16
'a
days
in
j
trni
Europe
on
27
March,
1954.
this
country
would
have
been
this
district
33
miles
north
of
ancj
reiterated.
to
subsequently
enough
put
a
private
stock
VIKING
RADIO
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
$17885
TERMS
ARRANGED
OTHER
MODELS
TO
$294.50
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
T.
EATON
Co.
Ltd
328
W
3rd
Are.
The
bidding:
cumuiiioii
w
muiikuimicu
uy
,
These
statements
are
contrary
sel
ine
comnanv
behind
th-hars
trump
himself
when
for
all
he
south
West
North
East
Pass
ID
Pass
water
flooding
at
3
p.m.
MST)
lrnjw
t.ho
defenders
mieht.
hp
1
C
Monday.
2
D
Pass
2
H
Pass
3
NT
All
Pass
able
to
run
five
spade
tricks.
IIi
two-heart
bid
was
tha
best
to
the
explicit
and
repeated
dec-
i
r
believe
these
remarks
cover
larations
of
policy
Issued
bv
the
,
actual
conditions
in
our
coun-council
under
whose
authority
,
tries.
They
look
terrible
to
me.
all
NATO
commanders
hold
their
But
why
ask
other
countries
to
apnointments."
;
make
such
fools
of
themselves.
The
statements
which
the
res-
'
And
actuallv
nav
them
nur
rnnn-
way
to
find
out
whether
the
Thrre
was
a
trap
at
this
point
hand
belonged
in
three
no
trump
but
Mr.
Meek
avoided
it.
He
IB.C.
Ministers
Ottawa-Bound
wr-
.
five
diamonds.
The
bid
did
not
cr-'cr
but
followed
suit
brought
Mr.
Meek
to
life
and
he
with
th"
six
spot.
On
came
an-
.
olution,
referred
to
were
con-
ey
to
get
them
to
do
so?
.
tainea
in
two
speecnes
Jinn
clmse
the
no
trumD
SDot.
nth.r
r'.ir.i
onri
he
ninvprt
tlie
:
VICTORIA
(P
Premier
Ben
NOT
EXACTLY
AS
ILLUSTRATED
D.
T
GREENE,
Smlthers,
B.C.
.
tu
usual,
Mr.
Meek
plaved
iack.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
j
nett
announced
Monday
that
made
last
weelt
an(J
statements
well.
In
spite
of
the
club
open-
king
and,
seeing
that
the
suit
,wo
cawnet
ministers
will
go
to
,
newsPaPer
men
later-
I
L!J
Tx
1
1
J
An.r.A
cViifaA
trt
O
Init
i
1
1
"'8
'
u,c
!,eveI,
vU
i
Ottawa
this
month
to
discuss
CHESTER.
Entr.
(CP)
Bnrnn
of
that
suit.
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
heart
transport
problems.
The
two
men
R'desu.
better
known
as
Shane
are
Attornev-General
Robert
Alexander,
has
been
accepted
by
and
returned
the
ten.
tha
ace
STRATEGY
PAY'S
OFF
Meek
with
dummy's
the
for
a
three-rnnnf.h
Mr.
won
i
Bonncr
and
Works
Ministe
r
p.
A.
army
pc,?.
came
to
his
hand
with
a
I
officers
training
course.
Hp
Is
spade
and
took
the
diamond
j
Cilelardl.
tne
i8-year-old
son
of
field
!
finesse.
This
lost
to
the
king
,
The
premier
did
not
amplify
marshal
Earl
Alexander,
former
1
but
the
rest
of
the
tricks
were
j
except
to
say
he
hoped
the
con-
Canadian
governor-general
and
'
his.
j
ference
would
be
held
April
26.
now
Britain's
defence
minister.
A
business
without
advertising
CHESTERFIELDS
is
IV-
If
he
had
made
the
natural-
i
looking
play
of
covering
the
j
ten
of
clubs
at
'rick
two.
hs
would
have
lost
the
hand.
Mr
:
Dale
would
have
played
low
to
j
leave
a
club
in
his
partner's
;
hand.
When
the
diamond
finesse
;
lost,
Mrs.
Keen
would
have
led
hrr
last
club
and
Mr.
Dale
!
would
have
rattled
off
three
'
more
tricks
in
that
suit
to
put
!
the
contract
down
one.
AND
LOUNGES
ike
winking
I
U,?,Sy4,,!,
We
show
you
just
one
of
the
a-
2?T7
many,
many
styles
and
at
a
models.
There
are
many
more,
in
varied
colors,
smart
fabrics,
and
styles
you'll
love.
Prices
Start
at
pretty
gir
r
2-pc.
Chcsrerficlds
$1Q7.50
Twins
Believed
Have
Good
Chance
Of
Separation
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
Herald
says
yesterday
it
has
learned
doctors
attending
Montreal's
Siamese
twins
believe,
following
i
initial
tests,
the
two
girls
have
separate
brains
and
nervous
systems
and
chances
of
even-
tunl
separation
are
good,
k
The
story
says
doctors
who
2-pc.
Lounges
$179'
ENJOYING
robust
health
at
the
age
of
101.
Herschel
Breg-man
of
New
York
reflects
the
pleasure
of
becoming
a
United
States
citizen.
The
youthful
centenarian,
who
teaches
wrestling
at
a
boys'
camp
during
the
summer,
said
he
"never
had
a
dull
moment"
in
his
life.
A
native
of
Minsk:
Russia,
he
came
to
this
country
in
1930.
and
tt
was
at
the
age
of
98
that
he
realized
he
"wanted
to
r
die
as
an
American."
in
the
dark
you
know
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
hat
w
.bv-'.
smGD
have
examined
the
twins,
two
j
!
of
three
girl
triplets
born
a
t
i
week
ago
to
Mrs.
Betty
Savage,1
say
the
youngsters
sleep
separately,
wake
separately
and
cry
separately.
It
had
not
been
established
yet
whether
the
twins
had
a
common
blood
supply.
Hospital
authorities
said
the
condition
of
the
twins
is
"the
same."
They
have
been
con-
sidered
in
Improved
condition
ever
since
shortly
after
their
:
birth.
The
third
child
is
normal
but
weak
as
a
result
oj
prematurity.
1
Chinese
ntiihaS
CHOP
SUEY
.
.7
.
.
.
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
Vttt
Outside
Orders
I'hinip
133
you
are
doing
but
nobody
else
does.
Sec
Your
Local
ROOFING
and
SIDING
Experts
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
s
Now
At
Wallace's
Of
Course
"My
Ladies"
LIMITED
Phone
909
215
First
Ave.
W.
Easter
Bonnet
If
you
like
the
"flowers
that
bloom
in
he
Spring,"
you'll
love
our
new
Spring
hats.
All
the
latest
season's
colors
trimmed
for
a
colorful
Easter.
The
usual
Wallace's
value
in
prices
too.
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Mill
it
Competitive
Prices
if
Instalment
Payment
Plan
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Guaranteed
Workmanship
Large
selection
of
asphalt
shingles,
asphalt
siding,
asbestos
siding
and
shakes
to
choose
from.
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daily
by
more
than
10,675
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WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE