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Daily
News
Wednesday,
September
9,
1953
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THE
GREATEST
HUfAAH
COC
Wants
Communism
Outlawed
DKAMA
tVER
TOIOJ
Special
to
The
Dally
News
EDMONTON.
A
call
for
action
by
the
federal
government
to
outlaw
communism
is
among
the
resolutions
to
be
studied
by
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
annual
meeting
here
September
14-17.
4
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ROBERT
W
WNER-AUDREVDALTON-THEUeAHTSI
h;'JllJPSr-r
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The
fact
that
the
lnte'eH
of
businessmen
in
national
affairs
STARTS
THURSDAY
I
TATEli
Evenings
7
and
9
p.m.
C
Jf
1
runs
high
at
present
Is
reflected
in
the
list
of
resolutions
on
a
Matinee
Saturday
Z
p.m.
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THKtfl
variety
of
topics
submitted
by
Boards
of
Trade
and
Chambers
of
Commerce
for
consideration
7
p.m.
,
9:20
by
the
Canadian
Chamber's
an
nual
meeting.
CONIROL
OF
EDINBURGH
SCOTSMAN,
one
or
the
oldest
newspapers
In
Britain,
has
been
purchased
by
Roy
H.
Thomson
of
Toronto,
president
of
the
Thomson
Company,
Limited.
Mr.
Thomson
was
named
chairman
of
the
board
of
Scotsman
Publications,
Limited,
which
operates
The
Scotsman,
The
Evening
LVspatch
and
The
Weekly
Scotsman.
The
Scotsman
was
founded
in
1817.
'
'
4
jbmMaw
..THE
GREATEST
LOVE
STORY
Charlton
Heston
makes
Indian
chief,
Jack
Palance,
his
"blood
brother,"
at
gun
point,
in
this
stirring
scene
from
Paramount's
brand
new
Technicolor
Western
adventure
drama,
"Arrowhead,"
which
ends
today
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Produced
by
Nat
Holt,
this
rousing
film
relates
the
blistering
battles
between
U.S.
Cavalry
and
marauding
Apaches
on
the
south-western
plains
of
the
1870's.
Charles
Marquis
Warren
directed.
These
will
be
voted
at
the
con
Regular
Pricci
YOU
HAVE
EVER
SEENI
vention
(each
Board
or
Chamber
having
a
vote
of
equal
weight,
irrespective
of
size),
and
out
of
this
will
come
the
Chamber's
policy
for
the
year
ahead.
Following
the
annual
meeting
BLACKWOOD
on
the
Chamber's
policy
statements
Veteran
Alaska
Boatman
Loses
Life
on
Last
Trip
Liquor
Act
Changes
Protested
ana
resolutions
are
presented
to
the
federal
government.
Bride
Attention
Is
focused
on
the
problem,
of
Communism
by
the
ye
Dorval
(Quebec)
-Chamber
of
FAIRBANKS,
Alaska
(APi
ers
for
38
years.
The
icv
Tanana
River
claimed
Reports
received
here
Tuesday
the
life
Monday
of
a
veteran
;
told
of
the
drowning
of
Capt.
boatman
on
his
last
scheduled
i
George
Black,
60,
near
the
vil-
Commerce.
It
urges
the
federal
government
to
enact
legislation
&ii
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
to
outlaw
Communism
and
Communist
organizations
in
Canada.
lage
of
Monto,
about
50
air
miles
trip
after
defying
its
swift
wat-
The
resolution
'
objects
to
the
Mr.
Abel
Guesses
Wrong
Down
One
If
Mr.
Dale
had
opened
a
minimum
one
no
trump
V
'fact
that
the
Labor-Progrsssive
Party
was
granted
"radio
time
and
other
democratic
privileges
Boat
Service
To
Be
Improved
during
the
election
campaien."
west
of
Fairbanks.
Black,
who
had
plied
the
Tan-ana
and
Yukon
Rivers
since
1915,
was
on
the
last
trip
of
the
season.
After
that
he
had
planned
to
retire
and
turn
his
company
over
to
his
daughter
and
son-ln-n,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Peterson.
Witnesses
said
ha
was
shifting
The
Newfoundland
Board
of
Trade
says
Canada
should
give
and
had
held
only
mediocre
heart
support,
he
would
simply
have
rebid
three
no
trump
over
his
partner's
three
heart
bid.
Actually,
with
very
good
heart
support
and
a
shaky
club
holding
for
no
trump
play,
he
wanted
to
raise
to
four
hearts.
VANCOUVER
'
Assurance
of
an
improved
B.C.
coast
service
to
the
Oulf
Islands
for
the
winter
season,
was
given
representatives
of
the
Gulf
Islands
:
VICTORIA
CT
The
me
who
serve
British
Columbia's
Hquor
t
Tuesday
filed
a
protest
with
the
provincial
government
,
against
certain
recommended
changes
In
the
liquor
act.
4
The
Vancouver
local
of
the
Beverage
Dispensers'
Union
opposes
the
Stevens
Commission
plan
to
have
the
present
one-man
liquor
board
revamped
into
a
three-man
set-up.
-
The
B.C.
government
is
expected
to
amend
the
act
at
the
session
opening
Sept.
15.
The
dispensers
also
asked:
'
Appointment
of
a
d
d
1
1
1
o
nal
staff
to
the
enforcement
branch
of
the
Liquor
Control
Board.
Modification
of
recommendations
barring
persons
with
criminal
records
and
liquor
act
violators
from
holding
beverage
licences.
Assurance
that
all
future
licen-
close
attention
to
the
conservation
and
development
of
its
fish-;
ery
resources
by
all
possible
means
and
"particularly
by
striving
for
the
removal
of
quota
and
currency
barriers
against
Can
GREGORY
SUSAN
tVA
freight
on
a
barge
when
he
lost
his
balance
and
tumbled
into
the
racing
current.
He
drowned
be
PECK
-HAYWARD-GARDNER
fore
his
crew
could
reach
him.
Black,
a
native
of
Seattle,
came
His
four
diamond
bid
showed
interest
in
the
heart
suit
plus
the
ace
of
diamonds.
This
Is
the
Blackwood
method
of
rebldding
after
partner's
forcing
takeout
of
your
opening
bid
of
one
no
North
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
ItHir)
S
K
Q
4
H
K
8
7
5
D
A
K
7
3
C
Q
7
to
Alaska
with
his
parents
as
a
Added
boy
of
nine.
At
the
age
of
22
he
began
his
rlverboat
career
on
CARTOON
Improvement
Bureau
by
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
officials
here
Tuesday
following
a
meet-ine
of
the
two
bodies.
William
Manson,
vice-president
of
the
CPR's
Pacific
region,
told
the
delegation
the
Princess
of
Albernl,
on
her
Wednesday
trip
from
Victoria
to
Vancouver
would
call
at
South
Pender,
Sa-turna
and
Hope
Bay
on
her
return
Friday
would
make
stops
at
1
"WySSKS
1
xilfsjxrm
the
Yukon
system.
He
owned
the
adian
fish
in
world
markets."
'
From
New
Brunswick,
the
St.
John
Board
of
Trade
asks
that
everv
effort
be
made
"to
secure
as
far
as
possible
all
traffic
whether
for
export
or
import
via
Canadian
ports."
The
Prince
George
(B.C.)
Board
of
Trade
asks
the
Canadian
Chamber
to
seek
U.S.
Chamber
support
in
opposing
a
"strong
movement
in
the
D.S.
to
have
the
NEWS
Black
Navigation
Company
which
operates
a
number
of
Kast
(Mrs.
Rrn)
6
A
8
5
3
H
Q
D
10
8
6
3
C
K
9
8
3
West
(Mr.
Champion)
B
J
10
S
8
3
H
8
D
Q
9
C
J
8
6
4
2
trump.
Anything
but
a
rebid
of
three
no
trump
lnferentially
shows
good
support
for
partner's
suit.
j
Mr.
Abel's
five
club
call
was
a
cue-bid
showing
the
ace
of
1
c-lubs.
When
he
then
heard
Mr.
boats
on
the
two
rivers.
oees
be
required
to
maintain
dining
rooms
In
conjunction
with
beverage
rooms.
these
same
ports
in
addition
to
Smith
(Mr.
Abel)
Fine
Swimmer
filmed
against
th
most
t
JJ
Some
form
of
neilalty
other
Dale
say
five
diamonds,
show-
iiM
the
King
or
tnat
suit,
nc
government
to
Increase
the
tariff
nn
lnrnhor
Imports
to
thnt,
country
which
is
an
important
market
for
Canadian
lumber."
than
closure
for
premises
violat
calls
at
Mayne
and
Galiano
Is-
I.U1UH.
,
In
addition,
the
Princess
Norah
will
leave
Vancouver
each
Wednesday
for
calls
at
Galiano,
BROCKVILLE,
Ont.
(CP)
Bud
Crawiord,
11.
has
been
presented
with
a
senior
swimmer's
certificate
and
crest
by
the
Red
Cross.
Earlier
this
year
young
Buddy
tried
for
the
slam.
The
jack
of
spades
was
led.
S
7
H
A
J
10
9
4
3
3
D
J
S
4
C
A
10
The
bidding:
North
East.
South
West
1
NT
Pass
3
H
Pass
.
4
O
Pass
5
C
Pass
o
J
k-ui
0
tl
All
pasa
Several
of
the
resolutions
are
CHARLTON
HEST'J
and
i
Mayne
and
Ganges
and
return
LAST
WAV
7
p.m.
-9
p.m.
"Arrowhead"
,
JACK
PALANCd
concerned
with
taxation
fiscal
matters.
For
example.
ing
the
act.
Regulations
permitting
"soft,
controlled
music,"
in
licenced
premises.
More
severe
penalties
for
minors
posing
as
adults
to
gain
entry
to
such
premises.
rescued
a
three-year-old
girl
in
Charleston
Lake.
the'
VailCUUVCI.
IUI
L
VYilMllllglUU
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
be-
covered
with
the
queen
and
won
by
the
ace.
Mrs.
Keen
returned
a
spade
and
Mr.
Abel
was
faced
with,
the
problem
of
what
to
discard
from
his
hand
a
small
diamond
or
the
10
of
clubs.
on
norm
render
lsiana
wouia
be
included
in
this
service
when
the
wharf
there
Is
completed.
he
club.
I
lleves
charitable
donations
re
am,
a
ihe
queen
of
diamonds
'
orted
by
fax
payers
which
are
.vas
not
doubleton,
then
appar-
In
excess
of
the
amounts
permit-
uily
the
only
chance
was
the
tert
for
a
tax
year
should
be
You
know
"
LOOK
yhat
you
get
with
.iamunds
were
divided
3-3.
In
claimable
against
the
taxable
In-
He
reasoned
if
the
queen
of
diamonds
was
doubleton
then
he
would
have
no
losers
In
that
suit
and
his
right
discard
wai
Mount
Sir
Douglas
In
the
Can-"
sdian
Rockies
was
named
after
the
British
First
World
War
commander,
Sir
Douglas
Haig.
hat
case,
he
had
to
drop
a
come
of
the
previous
year
or
the
iiumond
and
alter
picking
up
j
next,
succeeding
five
years.
In
the
itgood
because
an
op
diamonds
and
ruff
a
third
fir
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
its
ound
to
set
up
a
long
diamond
n
the
board.
Mr.
Abel
guessed
wrong,
dis-arding
a
small
diamond.
Event
1
Trade,
further
steps
should
be
taken
by
the
government
to
eliminate
double
taxation
of
corporate
earnings.
A.
review
bv
the
government
of
the
entire
sales
tax
structure
is
urged
by
the
Edmonton
Chamber
of
Commerce.
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR!
Boys'
and
Girls'.
FLANNEL
LINED
ually
he
had
to
lose
a
club
for
own
one.
He
couid
have
given
himself
both
chances.
He
should
have
Boxer
Longs
CHELSEA
WINS
postponed
his
decision
as
to
vhat
to
discard
on
the
king
of,
.
,
.pades.
.He
should
have
ruffed
1
rP,
"V"
,on
1
S0CCer
.he
spade
return
at
trick
two.
!
KEPT
.iio
ucai
uiav
waa
biic
auc
ui
FOOD
rumps,
then
the
ace
and
king
Copper
Mine
of
diamonds.
The
drop
of
the
And
Bib
Overalls
$2.95
$3
95
It
pays
to
buy
quality,
especially
when
H
quality
costs
no
more.
Choose
from
either
denim
or
corduroy
both
with
J
warm
plaid
flannel
lining.
Sizes
3-4-5-6-7
years.
:
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Closes
Down
FAST!
4ueen
would
have
ended
the
jroblem.
If
the
queen
had
failed
to
irop,
there
would
still
have
been
the
chance
of
finding
the
liamonds
divided
3-3.
The
.king
of
spades
could
have
been
cashed
and
the
last
diamond
discarded
from
the
closed
hand.
For
Winter
Special
to
The
ully
News
STEWART
With
the
closing
in
of
the
late
fall
season
and
the
purm
of
i
ice
cue1
Tea
for
4
IN
Vi
MINUTES
tPLAV
turn
cxnueM
pxnoum
difficulty
experienced
In
getting
oil
supplies
Into
the
Leduc
area,
the
Granduc
Company
operation
on
the
big
copper
find
have
been
halted
for
the
moment
and
the
last
of
the
crew
Is
being
brought
here
by
plane
and
helicopter.
It
is
presumed
here
that
materials
and
supplies
for
next
year's
operations
will
be
flown
in
during
the
winter
when
the
snow
cushions
any
material
dropped
from
planes.
A
road
into
the
area
is
a
vital
necessity
and
whether
it
comes
out
to
Stewart
or
Burroughs
Bav
on
the
Alaskan
side
is
something
that
will
be
decided.
From
reports
Issued
by
the
company
concerning
the
values
and
tent
of
the
ore
bodies,
it
is
evident
that
this
will
be
a
big-scale
operation
and
will
take
a
great
deal
of
careful
thought
and
planning.
ONLY
45
Min.
TO
ALASKA
An
electric
refrigerator
gives
you
so
much
of
the
things
that
make
for
happy
housekeeping.
Foods
always
so
fresh
and
tasty
and
never
a
bit
of
waste
or
spoilage.
Fot
economy,
for
convenience,
for
all
'round
satisfaction,
you
can't
beat
an
i
$14.50
WHERE
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COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
It'f
the
Hi-Spood
I
1
point
to
Mil
electric
refrigerator.
Make
it
see
die
new
models
soon.
Via
Electric
KETTLE
The
fastest,
must
modern
way
of
boiling
water
.
.
.
enough
for
4
cups
of
tea
in
22
minutes.
Hi-speed
Calrod
heating
element
is
right
in
the
water.
Half
gallon
capacity.
Brilliant
chromium
finish.
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McRae
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That
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Built'
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or
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