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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
April
23,
1954
A
white
horse
representing
li'j-
Euhraim
erty
and
lndepenQ..-nce
Is
among;
the
firi
n.,
Wn
y
Haig-Brown
Reopens
Fight
Against
Power,
Pollution
symbols
on
the
Venezuelan
coat-
ed
an
pvami
u,!il
ol-arma.
I
Rl)yal
M
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u
Today
to
Saturday
Matinee
Saturd
i
B.C
SAWN
LUMBER
OUTPUT
53
PER
CENT
OF
TOTAL
VANCOUVER
(P
British
Columbia"
Is
producing
53
per
cent
of
the
total
sawn
lumber
of
Canada
from
about
one-eighth
of
the
country's
forest
land.
J.
E.
Lelrsch.
vice-president
In
charge
of
forest
operations
for
Powell
River
Crfmpany,
reported
Thursday.
OTTAWA
(P'
A
45-year-old
fly
(Sherman
from
British
Columbia
said
today
he
expects
to
see
Canada's
Pacific
salmon
runs
wiped
out
"within
my
lifetime"!
i
ne
hydro
men
have
their
way.
'
Roderick
Haig-Brown,
magis-
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short-story
writer
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NOVELTY
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CARTOON
Yards
And
Yards
of
novelist
from
Campbell
River,
i.e.
mnae
Hie
prediction
before
a
national
conference
on
Canada's
resources
as
he
urged
lm-.lKHliale
steps
to
protect
wildlife
and
recreational
facilities
In
Canada.
The
conference,
attended
by
.epicsentatlves
of
some
50
pri-
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fundamental
importance
to
all
;
Canadians
and
to
people
outside
Canada.
It
reaches
Into
values
beyond
the
reference
of
engln-
eers
and
industrialists,
and
It
is
exactly
the
type
of
national
responsibility
we
are
attempting
to
define
here
today."
i
I'RGES
PROTECTED
SYSTEM
The
public,
he
said,
Is
entitled
'
to
a
carefully
planned,
fully
In-
!
tegrated
and
completely
protected
system
of
recreational
and
.
wildlife
areas.
Turning
to
water
pollution,
he
said
"far
more
than
enough
Is
known
about
pollution
to
control
it."
but
that
it
Is
much
easier
to
prevent
than
control.
Rivers
arc
not
drainage
ditches
or
sewers,
and
no
wise
civilization
will
use
Ihem
for
these
purposes.
I
bolirvp
thpt
fouling
rivers
with
waste
Is
an
Intolerable
expression
of
arrogance
towards
the
present
or
future."
He
cited
delays
In
handling
pollution
problems
In
British
Columbia
and
the
north
Saskatchewan
river.
It
had
taken
months
to
decide
the
origin
of,
the
trouble
and
get
results.
"This
Is
not
pollution
control.
It
Is
a
good
way
6f
allowing
a
situation
to
reach
a
point
where
it
cannot
be
controlled."
K'S3
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YARD
GOODS
At
Wallace's
Of
Course
Wallace's
large
material
section
knows
no
season.
Kvery
day
dozens
of
women
prefer
Wallace's
for
yard
goods.
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"Headquarters
For
Butterick
Patterns"
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WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
rvpninas
7
ami
9
p.m.
Nutunlay
Mutinee
2
and
4:1
SAM
l.NG
Wutili
at
the
age
of
97
is
nothing
unusual
for
amazing
Wallace
A.
Bently
of
New
Marlboro,
Mass.,
who
Is
working
on
his
ninth
cord
of
wood
since
the
beginning
of
the
past
winter.
Born
August
27,
1856,
he
saws
wood
about
two
hours
a
day
for
exercise.
Bently,
a
retired
blacksmith
who
still
has
a
powerful
grip,
attributes
his
longevity
not
to
sawing;
that
comes
nateherl"
but
tobacco
chewing
since
he
was
eight
years
old.
aio
groups
interested
in
conservation,
turned
to
wildlife
and
ooi
vat
inn
problems
in
the
second
lay
of
a
two-day
meeting,
after
lenlitiR
Thursday
with
forest,
Mil
and
water
conservation.
Mr
IlalK-Brown
said
the
use
of
water
by
fish
and
other
wild-lfe
is
adversely
alf
cted
by
three
major
causes:
Pollution,
altem-io.vs
of
How'
throuch
change
of
ground
cover,
and
dams.
'Canada's
Pacific
salmon
runs
are
one
of
her
most
magnificent
resoifrces.
Yet
If
the
present
plans
of
the
hydro-electric
engineers
are
realized,
I
expect
to
see
them
wiped
out
within
my
lifetime."
he
told
the
delegates.
"This
is
a
national
issue,
of
Celgar
Given
Added
Extention
VICTORIA
(CP)-Celgar
Devl"
opinrnt
company
has
been
granted
another
six
month3
to
submit
a
management
plan
on
807.000
acres
of
forest
in
the
Arrow
Lakes
area.
Forest
Minister
R.
H.
Sommers.
announced
here
Thuisday.
He
said
Celgar
is
working
under
"unavoidable
difficulties"
in
."urveying
the
area
it
has
reserved
under
a
forest
management
permit
but
added
"The
government
cannot,
hold
very
large
arras
of
their
forest
resources
In
HOUSEWIVES
DON'T
FORGET
EARN
WHELE
YOU
LEARN
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
Today
Navy
is
a
technical
Navy,
with
many
specialists.
Vou
can
learn
a
good
trade
while
you
earn
good
wages.
You
can
advance
with
the
Navy
GO
PLACES.
There
are
career
openings
as
well
for
skilled
tradesmen.
Investigate
now.
Find
out
how
you
can
serve
yourself
and
your
country
in
the
Navy.
Age
limits:
17
to
25
1
29
with
certain
trade
qualifications!.
Education:
Grade
8
or
better.
See
your
Naval
Recruiting
Officer
at
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
daily.
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
The
Weekend
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SKEENA
GROCERY
Province
Fined
$2,500
For
Contempt
VANCOUVER
P-Mr.
Justice
J.
V.
Clyne
Thursday
fined
Vancouver
Province
$2,500
and
costs
for
contempt
of
court
arising
out
of
an
article
by
columnist
Eriq
Nieol
condemning
cnpLUl
punishment.
Ntcol
was
fined
$250.
The
article
followed
the
conviction
of
19-year-old
.Villiam
Oash
for
the
golf-course
slaying-
of
Frank
Pltsch,
45.
Ga.sh,
was
sentenced
by
Ml.
Justice
Clyne
to
be
hanged
June
22.
It
was
published
March
20.
On
April
2,
A.
W
Moscarella,
:
Province
publisher;
H.
C.
Ander-ron,
editor-in-chief,
and
Nicol
were
called
before
Mr.
Justice
Clyne.
Mr.
Moscarella
and
Mr.
Anderson
'
personally
were
not
fined
in
Thursday's
Judgment.
FAREWELL
DANCE
and
LEGION
HALL
reserve
...
for
any
long,
indefinite
period."
WILLIAMS
GROCEr-
Good
Iiridjrc
Player
Uses
His
Imagination
One
of
the
prime
attributes
of
a
great
bridge
player
is
imagination
a
trait
which
includes
willingness
to
deviate
from
the
usual
and
the
"normal"
when
the
occasion
demands.
;
Mr.
Miuzy
was
kibitzing
to-
uit
but
"
he
did,
he
would
al-
day's
h-nd
and
he
almost
fell'ways
got
ll-
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club
return
can
obviousiv
be
".nd
mM
fUr!chancehr,Stha
clrtwli
b
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a
hcart
dlscard
,rom
to
look
the
situation
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over.
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diamond
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has
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APRIL
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All
Fishermen
Welcome
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OP
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Jook
and
can
probably
PLAYING
SATURDAY
1
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ONLY
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10
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that
Mr
Merit
hnrt
t.rtrlr
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fhl
East
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
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NOTICE
OF
MEETING
Prince
Rupert
FILM
CLUB
Business
"MAGIC
BOW"
Sunday,
April
25
9
p.m.
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(Mr.
Meek)
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blddlnu:
Something
of
Everything!
Bargains
Galon
East
West
North
4
S
South
1
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All
Pass
i.
.
SATURDAY
1-6
PM
ONE
WOl
'1.0
RKALI.Y
have
to
"crane"
his
head
to
look
at
the
OLD
EATON'S
ST0R
Another
Big
NAVY
DANCE
at
the
NAVY
DRILL
HALL
on
Friday,
April
23
Music,
by
Joke's
Rhythm
Kings
'
Danrlnc
10-2
Admission
$1.00
birdie
In
this
camera.
The
photographer
mounted
the
Instrument
on
a
12-foot
tripod
to
take
pictures
over
the
heads
of
crowds
watching
Queen
Elizabeth
II
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
during
their
recent
visit
to
Busselton,
Australia.
And
the
thlng'll
always
be
handy
for
giraife
portraits.
FAMED
ACADKMY
The
Royal
Academy
of
Arts
in
London
was
founded
by
Georue
III
in
1758.
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Proceeds
to
P.R.
General
Hospitol
CHILDREN'S
WARD
the
closed
hand.
In
addition,
a
Jinmond
return
away
from
the
i
T-queen
will
surely
lose
a
trick.
After
a
short
huddle,
Mr.
Champion
returned
the
trey
of
hearts.
He
did
not
make
this
i
noire
because
he
likes
to
lead
away
from
king-jack,
but
be-'iiu.se
ol
lvr
leads
seemed
hopeless.
And
It
was
a
moral
certainty
Mr.
Meek
could
never
gel
n
to
lead
a
hcart
through
the
acc-qv.ctn.
IMAGINATION
WINS
For
the
play
o
work,
Mr.
Ab'
l
had
to
have
'h:ee
hearts,
not
including
the
10.
Wh
.n
Mr.
Menk
l
l.iycd
the
10,
forcing
th?
queen
from
dummy,
the
time
(lenient
was
in
favor
of
th?
defense.
After
t;;kinr
three
rounds
of
trumps,
Mr.
Abel
led
a
diamond
and
fincsiied
the
Jack.
Mr.
Champion
won
with
tlvj
jueen
and
led
the
king
of
r
,
:
Va4"
tai
m
mm
wu
1'
t
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t?Sp
It
-
onfy
a
few
cenfs
a
foot.1
Imagine
the
look
and
the
feel
of
ceramic
tile
for
pennies
instead
of
dollars!
Congowall,
in
a
wide
range
of
attractive
colours,
olTcrs
all
this
AND
the
economy
of
installing
it
yourself..
You
simply
unroll,
cut
and
cement
to
the
wall.
Congowall's
exclusive
patented
backing
assures
iroublc-free
installation.
Write
for
free
booklet
and
instruction
sheet
to
Congoleum
Canada
Ltd.,
3700
St.
Patrick
St.,
Montreal.
in
Wh
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See
your
house
furnishing
dealer
soon
I
hearts,
knocking
out
dummy's
e.
inow
Ihive
was
no
way
for
Ir.
Abrl
to
avoid
the
loss
of
anther
di
imond
and
a
heart.
Note
that
if
Mr.
Champion
had
failed
to
attack
h'arts
at
his
first
opportunity,
Mr.
Abel
would
have
had
time
to
set
up
the
diamonds
and
make
his
contract.
Many
players
would
have
returned
a
heart
from
queen,
Jack
and
another
one,
with
ace,
king,
small
In
dummy.
The
lead
Mr.
Champion
made
is
closely
related
to
that.
In
each
case
you
are
trying
to
set
up
a
third
"CAMILLE"
STARRING
Marlene
Dietrich
ONE
WHOLE
HOUR
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
PRESENTED
BY
round
winner.
But
not
many
would
lead
king,
jack.
10.
Imagination
is
the
difference.
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&
v.
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