Prince
Rupert
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riews
err
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As
I
See
It
Monday,
January
11,
1954
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Odd
Ends
Most
Players
Prefer
Came
To
Post-Mortem
Sometimes
Mr.
Heinsite's
post-mortem
analyses
are
faulty
but
they
still
go
unchallenged.
This
is
because
they
have
the
ring
of
truth
and
because
most
players
don't
want
to
go
to
the
trouble
of
"analyzing
the
analysis."
They
would
rather
get
on
to
the
nest
deal.
In
today's
hand
Mr.
Dale
led
the
ace
of
hearts,
trying
to
conceal
the
fact
that
he
also
held
the
king.
Miss
BraMi
riferi,
cashed
the
ace
of
diamond';
and
ruffed
a
diamond
on
tne
...so
Haiti,
l
tills
won,,.'
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LOOKING
back
on
my
first
few
weeks
in
parliament,
here
is
a
most
amusing
incident:
Small
boy
hart
been
taken
by
his
mother
to
witness
a
session
in
the
Senate.
Small
boy
paid
close
attention
for
about
ten
minutes,
then
leaned
toward
his
mother
and
whispered
in
hoarse
penetrating
voice;
"Mum,
most
of
those
old
men
are
all
wired
for
sound."
AT
LAST
I
have
mastered
something
that
has
baffled
me"
all
my
life
how
to
say
Newfoundland.
Our
Christmas
guests
have
been
Professor
and
Mrs.
Allan
Fraser
of
St.
John's.
Allan
is
an
MP,
too.
They
say
make
it
rhyme
with
North
dciilnr
North-South
vulnerable
Nnrlh
(
lr.
Aliel)
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(Mr.
Hull)
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The
bicMinif:
board.
Next
she
played
the
ace
j
and
kinir
of
clubs
She
now
i
played
the
king
of
dlamo:r!s
and
ruffed
smother
diamond
;
with
dummy's
last
trump.
j
She
st
ill
had
a
losing
space,
so;
she
then
led
the
queen
of
hearts
i
and
discarded
the
four
of
spades;
when
Mr.
Helnsite
did
not
cov-
;
er.
But
Mr.
Dale
showed
up
with
j
the
king
of
hearts
and
his!
queen
of
trumps
completed
the
!
set.
,
"The
hand
was
Ice-cold,"
announced
Mr.
Helnsite.
"After
:
luffing
the
first
heart,
cashing'
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
ruff-;
ing
a
diamond,
you
shouid
h
ive
I
led
to
your
ace
of
clubs
and
j
HIS
RIGHT
EYE
puffed
and.
black,
choir
boy
Dougie
Robson
i
left
l
of
Winnipeg
explains
the
cause
to
Most
Rev.
Walter
F.
Barfoot,
Primate
of
All
Canada,
in
St.
John's
Anglican
Cathedral
at
Winnipeg.
The
primate
had
just
been
enthroned
as
Metropolitan
of
Rupert's
Land
and
Dougie
and
Billy
Gilchrist
(centre)
had
been
In
the
choir.
Dougie
said
his
brother
gave
him
the
black
eye
but
"my
mother
bust
it
up
before
I
could
give
my
brother
anything."
North
Fn.-a
South
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Fuss
3
C
4
C
Vans
8
C
West
D
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Push
I
Hani
1
All
Hum
!
A
.1
.
.
.
f
wiue
size
rone
on
that
trick
dummy
would
be
qiircCd.
Dummy
would
be
tt'.wn
to
K
10
8
of
spades
and
Q
J
hearts.
John
Fosler
Dulles,
Zarubin
Begin
Talks
on
Peaceful
Use
of
Atom
Energy
block
suede
and
fel
Sun
Power
PERHAPS
it
is
not
a
subject
which
has
much
bearing
on
this
part
of
the
country,
but
there
has
been
a
great
deal
of
scientific
speculation
lately
on
use
of
the
sun
as
a
source
of
power.
It
seems
that
at
the
rate
we
are
using
up
the
earth's
supply
of
coal
and
oil,
a
serious
shortage
may
develop
as
early
as
the
22nd
century.
Although
none
of
us
will
be
alive
then
to
worry
about
it,
there
is
a
responsibility
to
future
generations
to
keep
the
wheels
of
industry
in
motion
in
those
parts
of
the
world
where
water
power
is
not
available.
No
doubt
before
coal
and
oil
run
out,
atomic
power
wall
be
in
general
use,
but
even
this
depends
on
what
can
be
dug
from
the
ground.
It
is
pointed
out
that
the
sun's
energy,
almost
100
per
cent
of
which
is
lost
to
man,
is
sufficient
to
supply
every
acre
of
the
earth's
surface
with
an
average
of
3,000
to
4,000
horsepower.
If
man
could
use
even
one
microscopic
fraction
of
that,
he
would
never
have
to
give
a
thought
to
the
depletion
of
natural
resources.
.
(
,
In
a
corner
of
Canada
where
there
is
plenty
of
water
and
somewhat
less
sun,
this
is
not
a
topic
that
need
be
developed
to
any
great
length.
But
when
Old
Sol
pokes
his
nose
through
the
clouds,
as
he
has
been
doing
lately,
it
is
only
right
that
someone
should
mention
what
a
really
remarkable
guy
he
is.
Canada
as
News
CANADA
has
obtruded
herself
in
the
best
possible
way
since
the
war
on
the
consciousness
of
the
world.
It
is
usually
the
fate
of
countries
bursting
into
print
to
do"
soyHfcause
something
has
gone
wrong
a
political
fvi4,
an
assassination,
a
revolution,
rioting,
econojMip"difficilties.
Latin
Americans
have
always
accused
the
North
American
press
in
general
and
with
some
justice
of
printing
only
such
news.
It
is
a
commonplace
of
journalism
that
when
all
goes
yel
nothing
has
happened
and
hence
ii
i
i.
i
i
ruffed
another
diimond
with
ers
.
.
.
Cuban
and
the
eight
of
clubs.
Now
lead
an-1
1'
a
neart
was
discarded,
Mr.
other
club
to
your
king.
Cash
;
'''
collld
stey
lay
down
the
heels.
y
jim.n
m.
iiiuiuottLK
sary
obstacles
which
might
re
iCe
of
hearts
and
Miss
Brash
"understand."
"If
you
can
say
understand,
you
-an
say
Newfoundland"
says
Allan.
I
GUESS
I
must
be
a
die-hard
in
my
bones,
because
I
venerate
the
old
forms
of
so
mar.y
things.
It
made
me
feel
good
to
note
in
the
parliamentary
prayers
they
use
the
older
form
"Our
Father,
WHICH
art
in
heaven"
and
not
WHO
ait.
But
I
guess
we
must
be
born
differently.
I
remember
that
one
of
my
brothers
always
got
mad
when
preachers
used
the
sul'
from
disagreement
or
mls-
WASHINGTON
UP-State
Sec-I
.
.
.
Also
see
our
Ar
understanding
over
physical
ar
retary
Dulles
and
Soviet
ambas-
sador
Georgi
N.
Zarubin
begin
!
talks
today
on
when,
where
and
!
with
whom
the
United
States!
rangement.?
lor
the
conference,
such
as
what
countries
ghoul
1
be
included.
would
have
a
spade
loser.
If
a
spade
was
discarded
from
dummy,
Mr:
Dule,
holding
J
3
at
this
point,
could
safely
play
the
trey
aud
again
Miss
Biasn
would
have
no
play
for
12
tricks.
can
tjirl
iandals.
Fashion
Footer
1
1
t
Egypt
was
discovered
Jn
1770
by
I
the
Scotsman
James
Bruce
I
,
IT
PAYS
To
Aurari-
the
king
of
diamonds.
Lead
the;;
jack
of
diamonds.
:
"If
Mr.
Duie
ruffs
here
he
has.
to
lead
a
spade
or
a
heart
and
;
cither
lead
gives
you
the
rrsl.
So
he
has
to
discard
a
spade.
I
Now
you
lead
the-
six
of
dla-!
monds
and
he
has
just
as
biu
;
a
problem.
Now
he
is
.squeezed,
j
If
he
plays
another
spade,
you
i
play
the
10
of
spades
from
dummy.
Then
you
lead
to
the
;
king
of
spades,
dropping
the'
jack,
and
return
a
spade
and
;
fines.se
your
nine.
"Or,
if
he
discards
a
heart.
'
,
you
lead
the
ace
and
king
of
spades,
return
a
heart
and
rulf
it,
losing
only
the
last
trit
k."
What
Mr.
Heiusitc
(and
every-'
body
eisei
overlooked
was
the
fact
that,
in
the
above
sequence
of
plays,
Mr.
Dale
could
safely
ruff
the
six
of
diamonds
because
and
Russia
may
negotiate
on
the
peaceful
use
of
atomic
energy.
Their
first
session,
scheduled
in
Dulles'
stale
department
office
was
to
be
private.
Indications
were
that
little
or
no
Information
would
be
given
out.
These
are
preliminary
discussions
on
procedures
for
a
full
dress
conference
later.
Dulles'
main
reported
purpose
is
to
try
to
determine
whether
the
Soviet
government
is
since
-e
in
its
agreement
to
hold
atomic
U.S.
officials
currently
are
talking
In
terms
of
conferences
between
the
United
States
and
Russia,
or
those
two
and
Britain.
A
three-power
conference
looks
like
the
be.sfbet
at
the
moment.
PROPOSALS
DIFFER
While
the
talks
beginning
today
are
described
as
strictly
procedural
and
may
be
followed
by
mofe
preliminary
discissions
between
Dulles
and
Russian
foreign
minister
Molotov
at
Berlin
late
this
month,
the
conference
toward
which
they
aim
focuses
on
two
Issues:
1.
President
Eisenhower's
pro-
form
"Our
father
WHICH
art."
He
insisted
that
anylhin?
but
the
more
modern
form
was
silly.
Yet
he
never
kicked
at
the
;
fact
that
the
next
word
was
!
ART
and
not
ARE,
or
IS.
To
be
i
completely
consistent,
he
should
i
have
held
out
to
have
the
prayer
really
modernized
to
read
j
"Our
Father,
who
IS
in
heaven."
CORRECTION
please
to
all
j
those
pe'ople
who
addressed
,
me
this
year
as
"Honorable."
j
I'm
not
an
"Honorable"
yet
!
only
cabinet
ministers
and
'
Senators
are
honorable.
discussions
or
whether
it
'fc
merely
going
through
the
nu
tions
because
of
the
pressures
t
f
j
posal,
made
to
the
United
Na-worlcT
public
opinion
and
the
;
tions
Dec.
a.
for
an
international
needs
of
Moscow
propaKunda.
!
pool
of
atomic
materials
ami
I
Reminds
me
of
the
first
world
4
'
war
when
we
got
our
commis-
j
'
sions
as
officers
In
the
army.
In
!
due
course
the
government
at
'
Ottawa
sent
through
to
our
I
!
Know-how
made
up
of
contrlbu-'
WANTS
SMALL
CONFERENCE
tions
from
the
United
State.!,
Dulles
was
said
to
favor
hold-j
RussU
and
other
atomlic
powers
ing
the
later
conferene
to
li
and
devoted
t0
SU(.n
peaceful
small
scale
and
to
think
there
I
uses
production
of
power
and
might
be
some
advantages
i.l
;
mp(llea,
benefits
of
atomic
ma-
YOU'LL
APPRECIATE
THESE
families
a
most
'.v.posin?
look-
i
ing
pur"hmm
It
was
from
Hisj
Majesty,
King
George
V
and
j
noicung
it
oui.sitie
me
unitcu
2.
A
counter
propasal
by
Moscow
for
a
piedge
against
the
use
of
atomic
weapons.
The
Russians
have
presented
thus
as
a
first
step
toward
eliminating
all
sucn
weapons
from
the
arsenal
.-
the
world.
Nations,
where
all
previous
ef-;
forts
to
negotiate
international
'
atomic
agreements
with
the
Russians
have
failed.
j
There
is
no
optimism
in
ofti-j
cial
quarters
about
the
pos.sl-i
bilLty
of
an
agreement
this
timti,
!
but
Dulles
Ls
described
as
deter-
j
Lit
started
out
"To
our
dearly
beloved
...
Officer
and
Gentleman."
But
the
government
apparently
did
not
want
us
to
get
twehed
heails
over
that
pan.!
ment.
Somebot!;;
had
carefully
written
in,
on
i'"!
parehmet.t,
in
very
bhek
:n:,
the
woid
"
rrmpurary."
We
used
to
call
ourselves
"Temporary
Gentlemen.''
tha
mere
is
no
news.
This
has
been
the
destiny
of
Canada
right
up
to
the
present
time.
She
is
a
country
of
exemplary
political
stability,
peaceful,
demqcfy,iif,;yfidustrious.
It
has
taken
a
trulyisensationil
economic
boom,
with
all
the
attendant
poetical
anil
strategic
iconsecjuen-ces,
to
force
Canadrl'imo
the!
ken
of
the-i;est
of
the
world.
It
is
true
thai
sne
always
was
of
great
importance
to
the
United
States,
but
today
she
has
become
more
than
important;
she
is
vital
to
our
economy
and
security,
as
we
are
to
hers.
New
York
Times
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc
mined
to
do
everything
in
his
power
to
remove
any
imne-e.i-
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Tlir
man
wlm
limilil
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iiiiliirrl
in
i
(liiiini.sioiis
1317
Chrysler
Windsor
4-Door
Kcdan
..
5975
lljO
Plymouth
4-lloor
Sedan.
All
new
tires
....
$45Q
l!M!i
Ford
Tudor.
Very
good
shape
J95
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
OI.MEK
CARS
TO
PICK
FROM
1
The
Soviets
have
shown
no
interest
in
peaceful
development
apart
from
a
weapons
ban.
The
United
States
is
officially
interested
in
eliminating
atomic
weapons
only
as
part
of
a
disarmament
and
peace
program.
AN
ex-airfnrre
officer
diooned
Electricians
Plan
Series
Of
Strikes
.a
kt
This
man
jiir-t
one
of
many
life
insurance
policy
holders
is
not
always
seen
in
a
way
tlnil
rew'J
his
true
importance.
t
in
to
our
place
for
a
cuo
of
tea
and
told
this
story:
!
A
brash
young
officer,
invited
i
to
a
sedate
London
club,
breezed
up
to
a
row
of
old
retired
gener-I
als
Lnd
asked
in
a
loud
Vulgar
4
Fred
E,
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W
Phone
Green
960
LONDON
(
Some
2,000
key
AUTO
SERVICE
Usually
lie
is
regarded
simply
ni
a
man
wli!i
providing
financial
security
for
his
family.
B!
vcice:
electricians,
members
of
a
union
;
"Where
is
the
can
around
headed
by
a
Communist
labor
One
of
the
first
drives
which
(
cies
now
becoming
apparent
in
if
you
could
see
him
111
lru
perspective
luwin
here,?"
Nobody
so
much
as
looked
dp
trombus
paper.
.
.
1
i,iDerai
Mtys
propose
ti)
launch
i
tn$
nation
(U
.economy.
;
.
at
the
s&MH
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PaWaiaertti'
f
.
t
-4
1
i
.
??VH
!
The
rvoun
man
taken
brick.
which
reconvenes
tomorrow
will
I
Mopes
for
the
success
of
tne
j
re-worded
his
request.
leader,
voted
today
to
support
Uhelr
demands
for
more
pay
vith
a
series
of
one-day
strikes
thropgtiout
England
next
week.
The
strike
will
hit
atomic
energy
stations
and
guided-missile
plants
as
well
as
airports,
:.fcVthe
hackgroiintjof
his
'uiuuujjJ'n(liXF
the
whole
country
you'd
realize
that
lie
licnefits
his
fellow-citi.ens
in
important
)'
'Jake
Midi
useful
puhlic
works
as
new
road-
have
as
its
aim
a
worthwhile
cut
I
drive
to
cut
taxes
are
being
j
KnxeA
h
ih
vc
c
v
!
icu-iaccu
uiu
uuy
pui
"
hiS
cent
trends
in
the
national
book-
1
?"JX?
keeulnz
ieye"
glasses
and
said:
"Go
down
that
corridor
and
in
taxes
in
the
Abbott
budget
which
is
expected
to
be
brought
down
in
late
March
or
early
April.
just
consider
ihis!
oil
refineries,
and
steel
factories.
iic
uui6c
ui
uiu
rcai
j
i
,,i
n
ptt
Vnn
will
see
n
aivn
.
.
'
.
liridjies,
schools
and
hospitals,
for
nisJaiicf
lie
often
helps
to
create
them
bccaiw
large
part
of
his
premium
payments
if
m
The
campaign
of
the
Liberals
;
national
income.
Treasury
of
fl-
marked
'Gentlemen.'
But
don't1
7Ae.
'mPwK
.MSfla","'
Le,
vested
for
him
by
his
life
insurance
("
let
that
deter
you.
Go
rig
In."
Association,
has
countered
with
'
I
a
threat
to
lock
out
workers
one
I
CTTCPROy
idav
for
eacn
day
on
strike-
jinny
to
help
finance
their
construction,
cials
say
that
it
may
run
$300,-000,000
above
the
$24,000,000,000
estimate
of
the
Finance
Minister
in
his
last
budget.
And
during
the
election
campaign,
Mr.
Abbott
said
specifically
that
growth
in
the
national
income
would
be
isn't
being
baaed
altogether
on
solicitude
lor
the
long-suffering
taxpayer.
That's
only
part
of
their
motive.
Th
rest
of
it
is
a
mixture
of
enlightened
self-interest
and
political
and
economic
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
Just
who
does
the
Immigration
officers
think
they
are
kidding
when
they
say
the
"so-called"
new
Canadians
are
not
Or
note
science',
progress
in
the
jr?
1
against
disease.
Here,
too,
this
man
pla)'';
.
a
part.
For
life
insurance
oninpani'"
contribute
funds
to
vital
medical
rf-
9
search
projects
that
promote
hdlf'
health
and
longer
life
for
all.
t
Moreover,
by
safeguarding
his
faniilj-he
performs
another
serv
ice
for
hi
fellow
citizens.
For
by
doing
so
.'
Frank
Foulkes,
Communist
boss
of
the
Electrical
Trades
Union
said
the
men
are
"fully
mobilized
and
at
war
stations"
for
the
strike
action.
He
said
the
threat
of
a
lockout
"is
a
challenge
which
will
be
met
by
the
full
resources
of
labor."
Foulkes
and
other
union
officials
refused
to
disclose
exact
plans.
Anton
Chekhov,
Russian
author
who
died
in
1904,
was
'the
grandson
of
a
serf
who
purchased
his
freedom.
one
of
the
sources
from
which
future
tax
cuts
could
come.
Then
there
is
the
fact
that
the
government
is
likely
to
save
this
year
about
$60,000,000
whlcn
it
spent
in
the
past
year
on
capital
aid
to
defence
industry.
These
two
items,
with
their
$360,000,000
total,
could
make
a
worthwhile
tax
reduction
passible.
Time
will
tell.
A
CANADIAN
GOVERNMENT
ANNUITY
May
lie
purchased
outright,
or
in
monthly
instalments.
Won't
lapse
if
you
miss
a
payment;
Requires
no
medical
examination.
J
In
event
of
death
before
Annuity
commences,
all
payments
refunded
with
interest.
Can
he
incorporated
with
Old
Apfl
Security
to
provide
a
higher
level
retirement
income
for
life.
Write
for
full
details
today
t
Primarily
the
Liberal
M.P.'s
believe
that
a
substantial
tax
cut
would
sweeten
public
opinion
towards
the
boost
in
their
own
indemnities
which
they
still
are
hopeful
of
negotiating
before
the
session
prorogues.
The
last
time
the
subject
was
raised
in
Cabinet
the
Prime
Minister
taking
the
jobs
of
Canadians?
Look
at
the
.CNR.
Travel
up'
the
line
and
you
would
think
you
were
in
a
foreign
country.
They
are
all
over
B.C.
taking
the
place
of
Canadian
workers.
Most
of
the
new
Canadians
were
firing
bullets
at
us
not
so
long
ago.
G.
JOHNSON.
makes
sure
that
bis
family
will
w
be
a
financial
burden
to
others.
So,
if
yon
are
a
life
insurant
policyholder,
be
glad
that
in
these
ways
you're
helping
to
inft
Canada
a
better
land
to
live
in
Committed
For
Trial
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
pretty
is
reported
to
have
been
more
charitably
disposed
to
It
than
previously,
and
to
be
worried
mainly
on
the
grounds
of
the
possible
reaction
of
the
public
towards
it.
In
addition,
rank-and-file
Liberals
would
like
to
see
the
first
year
of
the
government's
new
term
of
office
marked
by
some
popular
tax
revision.
They
See
and
hear
trw
NEW
MM
RADIO
FEDERAL
DEPARTMENT
OF
LABOUR
23-year-old
mother,
committed
!
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
murder,
won
her
appeal
to
be
freed
on
!
bail
Friday,
despite
the
objec-
I
tions
of
the
provincial
attorney-general's
department.
)
Mrs.
Alberta
Brown,
charged
with
the
rifle-slaying
of
William
Zahar,
of
Tawatinaw,
Alta.,
was
Ar
YOUR
SERVICE!
A
troinod
Ufa
undarwrltar
-
cprtantin(
I
lha
mora
than
50
Canadian,
Briliih
ana
Stolat
lift
iniuranc
campaniat
in
ConaJ"
"
ladly
halp
you
plan
for
your
family'l
tf
'
and
your
awn
nitdt
In
lalar
yaart.
tly
10
FOR
1954
Featuring
The
"EM-CEE"
RADIO
PHONOGRAPH
COMBINATION
Hail
to:
'
TH
Director,
Canadian
Oovtrnmant
Annulllat
Dapartmant
of
Labaw,
Ottawa
(Fariaga
Fraa
DPI
PUa$t
ttnd
mt
information
$howing
how
Canadian
Govrrnmrnl
Annuity
can
bring
n
reiiremtnf
incorrn
mt
lout
toa.
THE
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
figure
it
would
be
very
smart
politics.
And
while
the
government
may
not
be
In
urgent
need
of
measures
to
Increase
its
popularity,
Its
supporters
believe
that
a
gesture
of
good-will
towards
the
electors
who
returned
It
so
handsomely
last
August
wouldn't
come
amiss.
Finally,
the
Liberals
believe
that,
from
the
standpoint
of
economic
polk-y,
a
cut
In
the
tax
burden
on
Individuals
and
on
industry
alike
would
be
the
most
effective
means
of
coun-Jeracting
the
slowdown
tenden-
freed
on
$10,000
ball
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
two
hours
after
she
had
been
committed
for
trial.
The
slim
mother
of
three
had
been
released
on
$5,000
bail
at
(Mr.Mn.Mlii)
lllvaal
Only
$199.50
Pay
Only
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on.$
Life
Imuran
Dal.
Ol-
..
her
preliminary
hearing.
She
is
charged
with
shooting
Zahar,
also
known
as
"Ollie
Johnston,"
In
the
doorway
of
her
home
at
Mission,
B.C.
..-Talaahai
Aga
wfian
Annuity
la
I
underttand
thai
infwmalim
given
will
bt
htld
confidential