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December
21,
1953
xrmistice
Adequate
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Enforced
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Homeless
Waif
Rises
To
Stardom
LONDON
iReutersi
A
little
fellow
with
sad
eyes
and
a
rubber
mouth
Is
being
hailed
as
a
second
Charlie
Chaplin.
Norman
Wisdom,
33,
has
been
a
vaudeville
and
television
head-liner
here
for
the
last
lew
ye
ns,
but
the
critics
broke
out
In
a
ne
jv
burst
of
praise
for
his
fitst
movie,
"Trouble
In
Store."
Wisdom,
once
a
homeless
waif
who
had
to
join
the
army
to
be
sure
of
a
meal,
takes
the
part
of
a
luckless
salesman
in
a
big
store,
a
Chaplinesque
role
he
exploits
to
the
full
for
slapstick
and
pathos.
The
critics
commented:
"A
little
genius
.
.
.
potentially
He
greatest
living
comic
-
of
the
AMMAN,
Jordan,
(Reuters)
oilier
Fawzi
El
Mulki
said
to-;
.
that
Jordan's
government
is
i
.!,o;:aliy
opi-'
ied
to
taiks
h
Lsiael
aimed
at
modifying
:
jspending
the
present
armis-e
agreement
between
the
two
in
an
interview,
he
said
the
licii
other
Arab
states
have
in-mod
Jordan
that
they
agree
i
h
her
rejecon
ol
such
talks.
.
formal
reply
to
this
effect
will
maae
to
the
United
Nations
ar-
tha
ArO
I
T.P!1(J11A
nOlhlrftl
OCCASIONAL
TABLES
For
the
Gift
thot
is
PracticoJ
as
well
'as
Pleqiing
;
.
.
for
the
Oil
VyVVNaft
vX-
I
tmmittee
meets
to
draft
a
unan-
.
gift
that
odds
so
much
to
your
home
...
choose
from
our
huge
selection
of
finest
tables.
$16.95
up
Lions
note
on
the
suDjeci.
Isiael
demanded
direct
talks
h'.oush
the
United
Nations
un-iar
an
article
of
the
armistice
li.rsement
which
refers
to
discussions
aimed
at
the
alteration
or
suspension
of
the
armistice.
liael
pressed
for
such
talks
after
the
Kibya
village
massacre
Oct.
14
when
more
than
t0
Arabs
'tre
killed
during
an
Israeli
border
raid.
The
Israelis
blame
i
a-nuate
armistice
machineiy
for
the
incident
and
have
called
ir
talks
to
revise
the
armistice.
The
Security
Council
censured
Israel
for
the
attack
despite
Is-
,t-:''c'C't'ctft
icmtiC!fic(ti'ii'ec-'f'C'f'ix-c'e;twt-ii-fii
A
GIFT
MAY
BE
FOUND
FOR
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GORDON
&
ANDERSON
A
BRIEF
RADIO
MESSAGE
from
the
Arctic
has
brought
word
that
Rev.
Joseph
Buiiard
lcft,
39-year-old
French
missionary,
is
safe
at
a
northern
outpcst
after
being
unreported
for
several
months.
Concern
was
felt
for
the
Oblate
missionary
after
plans
to
send
supplies
to
his
mission
1,200
miles
north
of
Winnipeg
did
'
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F
NE
CHINA
screen
.
.
.
the
comedian
the
screen
has
been
looking
for
sinre
Chaplin
and
Harold
Lloyd
stopped
being
funny."
Wisdom,
five
foot
four
and
111
pounds,
hit
the
biK-time
in
vaudeville
five
years
ago.
Since
then
Jie
has
become
Britain's
m
s:
popular
TV
comedian
and
now
is
starring
at
$5,000
a
week
in
a
Christmas
ice
show,
"Sinbad
on
Ice."
HAD
RAPID
RISE
"I
feel
grateful,"
said
Wisdom
pi
li'
success,
"if
I
feH
otherwise,
I
should
just
think
back
a
i
mi
p
ot
vfa'S
to
whn
I
di.l
not
matter
to
anybody."
Back
in
1948,
he
mattered
only
to
his
bride,
Janet,
a
20-year-olcl
(
dancer.
With
'"""s
oi
u.i"'
couple
of
pounds,
they
were
living
in
one
room,
i
t
A
few
months
a?o.
t"hs
Queen
J
toured
television
studios
art'i
i
asked
him:
"Why
don't
we
s?e
!
more
of
you
on
television?
I
i
"jiiiri
go
on
l30K.iii3
it
you
for-:
ever."
His
ambition
is
to
play
"the
'
Hunch-back
of
Notre
Dame."
i
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i-1"""""5
,:,
not
work
out.
Father
Euliard
is
shown
with
bush
pilot
Gunnar
'act
was
made
bv
lo-al
militia
,
,.,..
.
.t.
.
Inglebnghtson
in
1949
after
he
flew
u-
him
out
of
the
north
u
for
after
a
series
of
Jordan
provoca-
treatment
of
severe
frostbite.
That
time
Father
Buliard
was
El
Mulki
insisted
that
the
pre-!
unreported
for
seven
months.
Ng
t'lmt
the
ChrLstmtis
Season
I.Vijis
around
the
corner,
you'll
;ent
armistice
agreement
Is
ade-i
..ate
if
the
Israelis
will
enforce
it.
J
Near-Broke
Utah
Prospector
Hacks
Mrant
yo
aure
tttat
your
festive
djo'tiefis
th
beat
yet'.
Add
to
'thr.frniony
of
your
meal
with
"The
premeditated
Kibya
-ack
did
not
result
from
a
JK
Away
To
Hit
$60
fAHticn
kckpot
in
colorf
jir,
f
the
china
-dlnnerware
X
:r.nlstice,"
El
Mulki
declared
was
a
earefullv
Dlannerl
attack
by
Israeli
armed
forces
against;
Bv
ARTHl'R
EDSON
a
village
of
sleeping
Arab
civil-
WASHINGTON
.P-The
Urr.n-
lans.
Israel
has
been
condemned
Industry
Association
sn;
s
bv
the
Security
Council
for
this
some
people
in
its
business
are
;-i$ets;
From
..
.
.
-
$27.50
so
t'Sl
tlv.
m'?s:or
lists
as
tertian
ore
t
ri-jeroe
with
thm.
of
course,
but
that's
another
story-Yes
ihore
nrr
ori
awful
lo!
of
heartbreaks
in
this
business."
Eut
there's
the
other
side,
too.
Mumford
guesses
some
19
uran-i'linairrs
have
boen
produced.
Ho
figures
nnthor
510
h
iv
attack,
anrt
now
she
has
the
'""'"S
"
nrjury
m:llion.ii:e.
audacity
to
demand
direct
talks
stodgy
old
world,
j
revite
an
armistice
which
heidofn
t
Quite
fit
an
y
more.
The
uranium
boom,
it
says
H
Pulp
and
paper
;-pends
large
sums
on
its
woodlands
w'.?l;berately
violated."
producing
uraniumaiies.
The
association
cites
the
:a
e
come
up
with
somewhat
mode;
.
stelces.
And
there
are
11.000
!of
Charlie
Si.een.
a
Utih
pru-,-
'
nprtnr
.m
TVnr
ho
Cft'ilr'n't.
ti
f-
daimholderc
and
20.000
prcs-
j
I
ford
a
$95
geiger
courier.
Yet
pectOij.
IIVA
local
Scores
Policy
OfBCHIS
!
he
kept
hacking
away
umil
h?
But
before
buying
your
owr
I
hit
a
$60.000
.030
lackpc.t
an
1
pei:jer
counter
End
setting
oil
'then
promptly
hit.
an.JK
r
.ler
the
Colorado
River.,
b2sin.
HASSOCKS
I
FLOOR
LAMPS
J
worth
twice
that.
v,iire
b0
per
..ins,
y.t
o
ii'in
h
-vc
been
'foun3
,
a
"wLr.
t
cau.i
n.
.very
siyie
in
a
wioe
rane
of
color
and
upholstery.
A
perfect
gift
for
Dad
or
Mom.
Let
them
take
it
easy.
-.
TABLE
LAMPS
Mode,
l
styles
for
gracious
livingjust
the
thing
for
Ch'i"mas
Riving.
There's
one
for
every
home.
From
$5.95
i
"Charlie
Eteen
is
not
a.
PORT
ALBERNI,
B.C.
(CP)
the
association
says.
"Others
.
Deal
1-85
of
the
International
have
graduated
from
hi.iou:
oodworkers
of
America
(CIO-
to
sirloin
their
wives
f:oai
:
CD
here
is
protesting
the
case
;
kitchen
sink
to
ranch
min'.i,
and
'.
a
member
who
was
in
hos-:
their
children
from
a
pane;-rtal
for
a
year
but
who
wasiroute
to
a
Cadillac
gadabout."
'.Ued
for
the
last
six
months!
Before
anyone
could
say
"The
rsl?-
i
unter
isn't
ver
good."
Mumtord
s-id.
"It
catches
only
20
of
the
L-ita
rays
an
j
only
one
per
cent
of
the
o.amm;
rays.
Wh?,t
you
neett
is
summa
A
fine
array
of
modern
l.imp.s
just
in
the
right
styles
tor
Christmas
giving.
From
$19.95
Complete
From
tion
type
equipment."
cause
he
was
not
able
to
pay
i
"multiuranlumaire."
your
re-
;
Which
costs
money
ritish
Columbia
hospital
m-,
porter
had
grabbed
his
pro-!
,
jf
ytu
CJP.;,
to
i..e
and
'U,
$7.50
nance
premiums
on
time.
pectors
lamp,
imped
into
a
i
Muiiiforu..
1
have
a
thousand
taxi
gadabout
and
was
ufr
for
dollars
jet's
vel
some
stuff
and
a
talk
with
the
association's
g0
prospecting.'
I'd
turn
vou
president,
Maurice
B.
Mimforr
down
because
the
odds
are
503
Mumford
is
no
uraniumaire.
to
1
against
you.
But
if
you
had
"Prospected
all
over
the
j
$50,000,
so
you
could
get
all
the
place,"
he
said
moodily,
"and
:
best
equipment,
I'd
say
you
had
all
I
ever
found
was
autunite.'la
pretty
fair
chance
of
cashing
which
the
Atomic
Energy
Com-
in."
'
PARTY
GLASSES
FoWnojr'Hillday
Festivities
when
good
friends
call.
Ideal
as
a
'ft.,i
-OT.
Bto
19
Financial
secretary
Jack
vToore
said
the
man
has
been
nlled
for
$392
for
a
period
in
:;spital.
The
man
was
paid
up
cn
premiums
for
six
months
in
ad-;nce
when
he
entered
hospital,
lr.
Moore
said.
When
he
re-irned
to
work
almost
a
year
liter,
arrears
in
hospital
insur-nce
premiums
were
deducted
"m
his
first
pay
and
remitted
)
BCHJS.
"The
hospital
insurance
ad-:lnlstration
has
refused
to
pay
he
hospital
bill
for
the
time
Mis
IWA
member
was
in
hos-'
ltal
after
his
six-month
ad-
anee
payment
was
used
up.
"However,
they
accepted
the
BE
A
,
CITIZEN
SAILOR
IN
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
MIRRORS
MIX
MASTER
A
drc;im
come
true
under
your
Chi
1st
mas
Tree.
No
better
gift
for
Mother.
Dceorative
and
Beautiful
i
"?'.ft
of
good
taste
one
hat
will
last
forever.
.
TOASTER
A
gift
for
Mom
that
will
give
her
years
of
satisfaction.
.
,
From
$22.50
J
ONLY
)
V
DAYS
(
LEFT
)
(RESERVE)
from
-rrears
payment
even
though
:hey
knew
that
under
the
law
'hey
could
not
cover
him
for
that
period."
$58.95
$7.95
up
Tins
aanriiMjiiieiu
is
not
pubiit-eo
or
displayed
oy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
the
(ivveriimtil
rriiisu
(.uiiininiA
Pulp
and
papir
Is
the
largest'
leaseholder
of
Crown
woodlands'
The
RC.N
(Reserve)
con
sists
of
citi.cn-sailurs
in
training
increasing
their
V
PLASTIC
TEA
SET
POCKET
KNIFE
1
yVI
A
delightful
oarty
set
with
four
cup,
saucers,
plates,
$1.50
up
knowledge
of
the
skdls
and
crafts
of
the
sea.
Reserve
training
is
important
training
and
demands
whole-hearted
interest
and
vHort.
IV
'f
sherbet
glasses,
goblets,
cutlery
seta
and
serviettes,
one
I
teapot
and
lid,
creamer,
sugar
bowl.
230
ft
K
ft
V
ft
sail
unu
pepper,
sritiu,
e
AT
THE
CO-OP
BAKERY
Prices
Good
Until
Dec.
24
h3
1
us
ft
MODEL
AIRPLANE
KITS
95c
up
XMAS
TREE
LIGHTS
$1.90
up
MANTEL
RADIOS
Modem
styling
for
the
most
desirablo
OQ
50
gift.
FROM
w'...
htOu
IP
EARN
UP
TO
ft
ft
.
,
in
We
invite
comparison
for
Prices
and
Quality
of
Seasonable
FRESH
BAKED
foods.
HUD
mi
FDIIIT
fAKFDlain
Ik
W&
11
VUI
lkl
IIXUII
Vf-tllL
I
lUill
IU.
IUVt
CARVING
SETS
Wonderful
steel
that
holds
Its
edge.
(
DClfERE
1AADC
32
DAYS
TRAINING
PAY
PER
YEAR
Serving
your
country
in
your
spare-time
is
also
a
profitable
duty.
You
will
be
paid
regular
Navy
rates
of
pay
for
the
time
you
spend
in
training.
IT
11-6"
Purpose
In
a
gift.
FROM
BEST
FRUIT
CAKE
Almond
iced
BEST
FRUIT
CAKE-Decoraied
.
.
I
OUR
If
OUR
1
-'.worn
lb.
75c
i
lb.
80c
I!
ft
nevene
rTHnb
A
complete
selection.
Pieces
from
Id
each
ud
ILRIGHT
HERE
IN
g
fcij
riace
your
order
now
tor
special
Breads,
liuns,
Mincemeat
Tarts
and
Shortbread.
J
CO-OP
ENRICHED
BREAD
.
.
.
Your
BEST
Buy
A
...
now
mode
with
MORE
Milk
IU
HEY
CO-OP
KIDS!
2-GUN
HOLSTER
SET
'iTx.is
Ranger
set
of
genuine
leather
holsters
wllh
rosette
cut
out
in
front.
Decorated
with
red
jewel
and
muinp'
nickel-plated
spots
wlthr
ii"',
genuine
leather
belt
wi
western
buckle
and
rosettes.
Contains
two
Banger
95
guns.
SPECIAL
'
fiy'rA
VO,
CHINA
..
v
j',
VASES
from
$2.00
up
'
There
is
a
Naval
Division
near
you.
'Find
out
how
you
can
serve
your
country
and
prepare
yourself
for
advancement.
Write,
telephone
or
visit)
H.M
C.S.
Chorum
P
Co-Op
annual
Christmas
Show
al
the
Capitol
Theatre
Tuesday,
December
2!Hh
at
2:00
p.m.
Tell
Mum
or
Dad
to
get
your
tickets
at
the
Bakery
or
Cow
Bay
store.
This
show
is
for
Co-op
Members'
Children
Only.
SANTA
CLAL'S
WILL
BE
TIIEUE.
We
wish
to
extend
the
Compliments
of
the
Season
to
our
members
and
customers.
SlfJ
LTD.
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