Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
17,
1954
y
Women
x,,u.
chlnerv
Dutry,
director
"
of
'
at
"mu
!
Doing
Their
Bit
VVINNU'EU
(CP)
Oracle
six
pupils
at
a
West
Kildonan
schoul
collected
$20
for
the
Junior
Red
Crass
by
a
sale
of
home-maae
popcorn
at
the
school.
The
girls
made
the
popcorn
at
their
home.
T'
-
-
"?
1
Faithful
Skiers
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
I03
church
of
Si.
Francis
at
St.
Sau-veur
ties
Monts
has
become
known
as
the
"skiers'
church."
Younu
people
who
come
to
the
Laurenliaiij!
for
a
week-end
of
skiing
crowd
the
church
every
Sunday
morning,
many
of
them
having
to
sit
on
the
floor.
3LCKWGOD
on
Women
ExWui
the
interests
s
10
;
t'ves
in
industry
ance
has
hJ,'
te
66
Tyee
Lodje,
No.
grossly
BRIDGE
looked.'
COMING
SOONER
THAN
YOtnTT
HUT
1
ivrittra
unirrnnuroY
pi
in
mm
iu
vm
'
n
!
!
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
,
,
tw
,n
n
mnnm
y,
1
Partners
Who
Do
Not
Co-operate
Ixwe
(iames
I
Mr.
Champion
made
a
beautiful
defensive
play
a.f.
&
A.M.
An
Emergent
Communication
will
be
held
in
the
Masonic
Temple
on
Thursday,
March
18,
1951,
at
3:15
p.m.
for
the
purpose
of
conducting
funeral
services
fur
our
late
Worshipful
Brother
James
G.
Stern.
Members
o,
Tsimpscan
Lodge
No.
58
and
sojourning
brethren
are
invited
to
attend.
in
today's
ileal
-but
to
make
it
effective
he
needed
the
co-operation
of
his
partner
and
this
he
didn't
get.
Members
of
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star
please
assemble
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
Thursday,
March
18,
1951,
at
2:45
p.m.
to
attend
funeral
services
for
the
late
James
G.
Steen.
Mr.
Muzzy
led
the
seven
oir
sp;;des
and
Mr.
Champion
won
with
the
ace
and
returned
the
ALBERT
E.
nine.
Mr.
Musters
ducked
the
second
spade
and
Mr.
Muzzy
won
WOOD,
M
M.,
Secretary.
North
dealer
Neither
hIOp
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Dillr)
86
H
J
6
D
A
10
B
7
4
C
A
Q
10
0
(Mr.
Mum?)
(Mr.
Cliuuiuluu)
1
with
the
Jack.
Now,
with
no(
AI.K(
f:illMVi,cju
.
m,m
ENDS
TODAY
.
JAL11
HAWK1).
in
MALTA
STORY"
7:
-
9:05
SA
B
6
8
7
3
2
Li!
Pfiaiiiimirrnniniii-iiniini-iir-iT-i
-
f
tr--TmTiimiiii
8
Q
J
H
8
d
j
a
K
K
Q
10
7
D
6
3
K
7
5
THE
SECRET
OUTLAW
EMPIRE
THAT
RULED
THE
lOftm
C-3
2
Matrr)
Mouth
(Mr.
gJ
nd
th
mu
j.
t
possible
quick
re-entry
to
his
;
hand,
he
decided
spades
were
;
hopeless
and
shifted
to
the
nine
j
of
hearts.
j
Dummy
played
tne
five
and
even
this
early
in
the
hand
Mr.
Champion
realized
the
extreme
importance
of
his
seven
spot
He
played
the
ten
and
Mr.
Masters
won
with
the
ace.
On
the
bidding
it
seemed
certain
to
Mr.
Masters
that
th?
king
of
clubs
was
on
his
light.
'I
8
K
10
H
A
6
4
3
D
K
Q
8
C
J
9
4
bidding:
Kasl
South
Dbl.
Retlbl.
Pans
2
NT
Pass
3
NT
Wolloce's
Department
Store
Get
In
The
"Mood"
With
Wallace's
New
SKIRTS
&
BLOUSES
FOR
SPRING
You'll
like
tile
variety.
Styles
for
all
apes.
Prices
for
every
purs".
All
the
new
wonder
fabrics
rhnsen
from
the
leading
factories
of
Montreal.
Toronto
and
Winnipeg.
Yours
to
choose
at
Wallace's.
The
North
1
O
2
C
a
c
BERNARD
A.
I
FIIMKl
III.
(left,
and
Howard
Sneden
are
not
planning
to
cut
down
on
their
daily
coffee
no
matter
how
high
prices
go.
In
Nestle's
New
York
City
laboratory
they
sip
300
or
more
cups
every
working
day.
Both
are
veteran
Cofee
tasters
who
sample
their
company's
purchases,
often
worth
millions
of
dollars,
and
pass
judgment
on
quality
or
determine
Improved
blends.
Education,
Health,
Welfare
Gain
Most
From
Sales
Taxes
Writ
1
8
Pail
All
P.l8
i
so
he
planned
to
throw
Mr.
Champion
in
and
make
him
lead
j
away
from
that
card.
He
casli-I
ed
the
king
of,
spades
to
take
i
that
safe
return
away
from
Mv.
JOEL
McCREAV
ft
i
nCT-v
B.C
Days
Lost
Due
to
Strikes
Less
in
1953
Champion.
Mr.
Champion
had
already
seen
what
was
coming.
That
is.
By
The
Cnnauiun
Prtas
.
Newfoundland's
three
per
cent
Education,
health
and
social
tax
has
been
in
effect
about
two
security
programs
will
benefit
!
years
and
is
used
for
social
se
most
from
the
$128,000,000
five
CHARLES
DRAKE
JIMMY
HUNT
51M
ARNtSS
'(.
l
'MHMl
ICH
i
curity.
most
of
it
for
old
age
a.-,-1
''
u''ur
'1"
"
si-stance.
Revenue
ls
between
$5,-1
round
of
ncar,s
and,
f,ve
1,eads
'
of
diamonds,
he
would
be
down
000.000
and
$fi.000.000
a
year
ThNpn;
tav
immvn'to
four
caras.
I'hesc
would
have
Extra
Cartoon
"Harry
Jame
&
Orchestra'
"Cirrus
on
Ice"
TOTEM
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
number
of
man
working
days
lost
through
strikes
in
British
Columbia
in
1953
was
six
times
less
than
the
1.234.000
lost
the
previous
year,
Labor
Minister
Lyle
Wicks
said
in
the
legislature
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
as
the
social
services
and
education
tax.
is
expected
to
bring
in
$7,350,000
in
the
year
ending
March
31.
The
province
has
had
a
sales
tax
since
1950.
Fvrnine
Shows
7:
9
p.m.
KAMOl
S
VIA
YEltS
TIIMTR'
THURSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
to
be
the
king
and
one
club
and
the
king
and
one
heart.
Mr.
Masters
would
then
throw
him
in
with
a
heart
and
if
both
of
his
hearts
were
high,
he
could
cash
two
hearts
but
would
then
have
to
lead
into
dummy's
ace-queen
of
clubs.
To
avoid
this
trap.
Mr.
Champion
planned
to
discard
the
queen
of
hearts
on
th
run
of
the
diamonds
and
to
retain
the
sevrn.
If
Mr.
Muzzy
had
the
eight
of
hearts
he
could
squirm
Monday.
There
were
18
strikes
by
American
Federation
of
Labor
and
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
Affiliates,
Involving
21
employers.
1,833
employees
and
a
loss
of
21.212
man
working
days.
Congress
of
Industrial
Organ
Canadian
provinces
expect
to
collect
in
sales
taxes
in
the
1954-55
fiscal
year.
j
Revenue
in
the
current
year,
is
estimated
at
about
$102,000.-000
and
$25,000,000
of
the
antici-!
patcd
increase
will
be
paid
In
British
Columbia
where
the
tax
was
increased
this
week
from
three
to
five
per
cent.
New
Brunswick,
where
the
tsx
was
lowered
to
three
from
four
per
cent
Wednesday,
expects
a
drop
of
$1,750,000
in
revenue
from
that
source,
while
Quebec.
Newfoundland
and
SasKatch-ewan
the
other
provinces
with
provincial
sales
taxes,
anticipate
modest
Increases.
QI
EHF.C
TAXES
Quebec
has
a
two
per
cent
provincial
tax
but
this
is
increased
in
many
cities
and
towns
by
a
municipal
tax
of
one
or
two
per
cent
and
an
education
tax
oi
one
per
cent.
The
accumulated
No
oal
ization
and
Canadian
Congrrss
KETCHIKAN
$15.00
M3
was
ever
M
K
t.v(;i:i.i,
$27-00
sweeter
and
the
of
Labor
affiliates
Ijad
17
strikes,
involving
76
eniployeis
4.71
employees
hnd
a
los
ol
212.859
man
wotting
days.
Independent
unions
had
two
strikes,
involving
15
employers;
1.601
mployees
and
a
loss
of
26.258
man
working
days.
J
Thne
was
one
strike
by
four
unorganized
employees
against
rne
employer
with
a
loss
of
eight
out
of
the
end-play.
This
was
very
fine
planning
but
it
didn't
work
out.
Mr.
Masters
played
the
hand
as
contemplated,
running
five
diamonds
and
then
leading
a
heart.
On
the
lead
of
the
last
diamond,
Mt'-Wuzzy
di-scurded
the
deuce
A
hearts.
(What
good
is
a
deuce?)
v
Now
when
Mr.
Champion
got
lh
with
the
king
of
hearts,
his
riiil
liSIH
,
:
Fleet
$2970
ek
was
never
tax
in
Montreal
and
Quebec,
for
fleeter!!
WHEN
YOU
FLY
Jl'NEAir
$41-40
example,
is
five
per
cent.
The
tax
in
Saskatchewan
and
i
partner's
eight
spot
dropued
on
I
the
trick.
The
seven
wjj
then
high
and
after
cashing
it
Mr.
man
working
days.
The
total
was
36
strikes
Involving
113
employers.
8,207
cm-
'
ployees
and
a
loss
of
200.335
man
;
working
day3.
Champion
had
to
lead
from
his
king
of
clubs
after
all.
EIISC
AIR
m
i
mousi
a
$56
oo
SKAITI.K
san.oo
r:V
'5:'"
f:
"'--'if
A.
r
if
I,
X
'1.
,!
7
'Co
,11.
ft'
JT'l
1,j
1.'..
r,
til.
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1,
.-:
-
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.
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jt
L
LU2
J
J
Newfoundland
is
three
per
cent.
British
Columbia,
with
the
hie
nest
provincial
tax,
antici-pa.es
the
greatest
revenue
in
19.i4-55.
This
is
expected
to
amount
to
$(i0.000.000
comparej
with
$35,000,000
under
the
old
levy,
known
as
the
social
services
and
municipal
aid
tax.
Part
of
this
money
will
be
paid
as
grants
to
municipalities.
Tlic
share
was
one-third
when
the
tax
was
three
per
cent.
The
remaining
money
is
used
for
social
services
such
ad
hospi
U$
1
!
If
1
1
r:y
d
Phone
266
'Ofiico
opposite
pwt
office
2rd
Ave.
ance
.
to
the
lern
music
mo(
t.ZMZ
MrlCnilSAMLEVTNf
VU1L
MLLOUIl
GtORGE
GlKOT
JACK
I
LIONAID
V
j
mm
OLHO
KUBtl
t
DtVY
FDCtUMI
NAl'TK'AI,
IH'T
SO
NICE!
Yachting
cap
and
boat
wheel
lend
a
salty.
flavor
to
this
picture
of
a
sweet
lass
by
the
name
of
Freda
Jones.
She
is
enjoying
the
sea
and
sand
at
Miami
Beach.
JAKE'S
RHYTHM
KINGS
Legion
Auditorium
-
Friday,
March
19
Admission
$1.00
"
THE
DIVIL
YE
SAY
Aye,
'twas
like
finding
a
4-leaf
shamrock
when
I
bought
my
car
from
Parker's.
Buy
your
new
or
used
car
before
April
1st
and
TODAY
ONLY
"Thy
Neighbour's
Wife"
"Yellow
Sky"
Last
Showing
8:15
p.m.
CAPITO
ri.AYIRSTHlJ
A
I
A.MOI
S
Two
Fishermen
tal
care,
cost
of
living
bonuses;
lor
I
he
a'ed
and
blind,
and
wci-
j
fare
caws.
British
Columbines
have
paid
a
provincial
sales
taxi
smce
1048.
-
-
f
Quebec,
where
the
provincial
I
tax
ha.s
been
In
effect
since
j
1940.
anticipates
revenue
of
$41,-COO.OOO
in
1954-55
compared
with
j
$40,000,000
in
1953-54:
Half
this
amount
yoes
to
an
education
j
fund
and
the
balance
to
'ordin-
i
ary
revenue.
Saskatchewan
imposed
a
two
per
cent
tax
in
1937
and
increas-
;
'
eel
it
to
three
per
cent
in
1950.
Revenue
was
$14,000,000
in
19'l-54
and
Ls
expected
to
be
$16,000
-000
next
year.
Two-thirds
of
the
money
goes
to
education
and
the
balance
to
hospital
services.
pim.roTT
Continued
From
Pace
2
5'!
FKI
PAXKL
Custom
51
I'l.YMOlTII
TI
DOK
heater
and
air-condi-
Custom
heater.
New
seat
Uoning.
A-l
condition.
covers.
Excellent
shape
ONLY
1550.00
OXI
Y
I
I!t5.00
11
NASH
SEDAN
.
.
.
Nash
'5C
EOltl)
I'M
KI
T
100
'i
weather
-
eye
heater.
reconditioned.
New
paint
Ociod
rubber
and
motor.
job
and
all.
ONLY
395.00
ONLY
1050.00
Survive
Wreck
TOFTNO,
B.C.
(P
Two
Van-
couver
Island
west
coast
Indian
i
fishermen
are
being
treated
j
here
for
exposure
and
shock
1
after
swimming
ashore
from
their
small
cod
boat
which
was
blown
nearly
100
miles
and
,
wrecked
on
a
reef.
The
pair.
Archie
Thompson
and
Bert
Mack,
lost
the
boat's
gasoline
tank
Monday
off
Bam-field,
at
the
mouth
of
Albcrnl
Canal.
They
rigged
a
sail,
but
winds
drove
thein
past
Ucluelet
for
sroirMoooiow
YOUH
EOKD-MONAKCH
DEALER
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
KKKV1CE"
T
;
new
techniques
of
"brain
wash-'
ed
Amrrlcnns.
subjected
to
the
1
ing"
actually
caved
in.
Most
of
to
Long
Beach
where
the
small
j
mem
stood
nrm.
Maybe
some
craft
struck
a
reef
and
sank.
were
killed
outright.
But
others
They
swam
to
shore
and
later
!
refused
to
"confess"
to
the
lies
were
taken
to
Tofino.
their
tormentors
wanted.
They
i
Next
December,
be
financially
reaiJy
for
(llirMinas.
llie
surest
way
lo
do
it
is
to
utart
a
special
toy
a
I
Hank
ClirMma
savings
account,
now,
am
then
put
away
so
much
each
week.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
rffi-.
In
1804
I
ry
Daily
Nfs
Classified
!
are
back
home
now.
i
We
may
ask
ourselves:
What
was
the
purpose
of
this
particular
Communist
trick?
!
I
think
the
answer
is
obvious:
The
Russians,
like
other
big
I
powers,
have
been
expetimeiu
-Ing
with
germ
warfare
devices
Oiistcr
cmon
hart
first
imported
and
blended
the
RUIR
wbicb
is
today
a
bouscbold
word
(lIinH
for
years
past.
The
clumsy,
crude
campaign
in
China
was
designed
to
pave
the
way
for
Communist
use
of
germ
warfare,
in
event
of
world
war
three.
Their
own
people
would
then
be
told
"after
all
the
Americans
confessed
to
using
germ
warfare
In
Korea."
I
Ins
advertisement
is
not
ptihhOicii
or
tiplyeiJ
by
the
Liquor
Control
hoard
or
by
the
(jovernmer.f
oi
British
Columbia.
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...
;
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Guiana's
finest
y
DIME8ARA
RUM
'
wotureti
and
bottled
::
in
England.
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ROOFING
tvil
Enquire
about
our
Instalment
Payment
Plan.
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...
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OR
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;
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ft
rw
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adveriitement
is
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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or
by
fhe
G"vcrnmeDt
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