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The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
8,
1954
Malenkov
A
third
of
all
wealth
from!
Pu!p
and
paper
exports
)
Birth
of
Sixth
Set
of
Twins
in
Family
Sets
Northern
Quebec
Village
Humming
Canada
s
primary
prouucwun
ikc
a
vaiue
six
times
,
comes
from
the
great
iore.sus.
i
wanaaa
s
gold
production
Birthday
Kept
Quiet'
ST.
JOSEPH
D'ALMA,
Que.
(CP)
ne
birth
here
Monday
of
a
sixth
set
of
twins
in
eight,
ye-usl
l
-
V
J!
1
V"'''--
U?C
to
4-
and
newsreel
cameras.
Here
are
a
few
of
the
requests:
Dr.
II.
E.
McDcrmott
of
Montreal,
director
of
the
Canadian
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul-Emile
Tremblay
has
really
started
things
humming
in
this
tiny
northwestern
Quebec
community.
Dr.
J.
A.
Bergeron,
who
LONDON
(Reuters)
Oeorgl
Malenkov
today
celebrated
his
1
52nd
birthday
and
his
first
as
:
Russian
premier.
In
conformity
j
Medical
Journal,
has
asked
Dr.
brought
the
latest
additions
to
!
Bergeron
to
prepare
an
articie
for
the
Journal.
There
have
been
telephone
calls
and
telegrams
from
news
pgencies,
daily
newspapers,
magazines
and
also
a
request
from
the
United
States
to
put
TOTEM
&
TODAY
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
Matinee
Sat.
2:
p.m.
the
family
on
television.
i
Then
there
was
a
telegram
j
the
Tremblay
family
into
the
world,
hasn't
been
getting
much
rest
either.
There
has
been
a
flood
of
telegrams,
telephone
calls
and
letters,
most
of
them
addressed
to
the
doctor
and
most
of
them
requesting
additional
information
or
pictures.
Dr.
Bergeron
said
Wednesday
he
has
taken
a
firm
stand
on
the
picture
requests
as
.
the
mother,
although
In
a.
"very
satisfactory
condition,"
still
is
in
hospital
at
Chlcoutiml
get-tin?
a
needed
rest.
The
twins,
too,
were
getting
from
Perth,
West
Australia,
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
AFRICAN
USCST..,
DINING
PLEASURE
signed
by
Lorraine
Scrlmgour,
j
who
congratulated
the
couple,
wished
them
a
prosperous
New
in
Year
and
said
she
was
sending
baby
clothes.
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A
Mrs.
Tremblay,
29,
has
borne
13
children
since
the
couple's
marriage
in
May,
1946.
but
one
boy
in
a
set
of
twins
died.
One
with
Soviet
practice,
It
was
not
mentioned
in
most
communist
press
and
radio'
reports.
The
only
exception
was
the
Romanian
news'
agency;-
which
got
its
wires
to
the
Kremlin
crossed
and
published
a
long
article
to
celebrate
the
occasion.
Soon
after,
all
editors
In
the
Communist,
satellite
state
were
ordered
to
"kill"
the
story,
according
to
renorts
reaching
here.
No
explanation
was
given.
The
agency
announcement
said:
"The
article
Just
-transmitted
in
honor
of
conlrade
Malenkov's
5nrt
birthday
is
to
be
killed.
We
draw
all
editors'
attention
to
this
warning
not
to
publish
this
article
or
any
part
of
it,
nor
to
publish
any
other
material
In
honor
of
comrade
Malenkov's
birthday."
The
70th
birthday
of
the
late
Joseph
Stalin,
whom
Malenkov
succeeded
last
March,
was
celebrated
throughout
the
Communist
world
In
an
exception
to
the
Soviet
policy
on
birthdays.
Ignoring
Malenkov's
birthday
fits
Soviet
policy
against
glori
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
along
fine
but
it
would
be
an-
other
two
weeks
before
the
nr.,
family
could
be
subjected
to
the
j
was
a
single
birth,
strain
of
interviews,
pictures
j
Here's
HwV
JAMES
MASON
a
MOM
MIL
Nonsense
Nn.
Shows
at
7
-
9:03
red
;
Clipsham
:
StoneSupply
Runs
Out
CIRCULATION
of
Montreal's
newest
weekly
paper.
Alio
Police,
has
skyrocketed
from
a
firstfissue
12,000
copies
to
175.000
in
nine
months.
Editor
Robert
Poulin,
38,
veteran
of
18
years
in
newspaper
work,
believes
the
paper
which
deals
largely
with
crime
news
is
suitable
for
the
family.
Mark,
9,
(back
lefti
and
Erik,
7,
look
over
his
shoulder
while
editor
Poulin
reads
It
to
Pierre,
3,
and
Bobby,
4.
Weekly
Paper
Skyrockets
By
Featuring
Crime
News
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
From
ALL
OF
US
DANCE-TONIGHT
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Admission
$1.00
.
Darning
10
-
I
Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
fication
of
individual
members
MONTREAL
(CP
On
the
hy-
such
positions
as
managing
edi-'
0f
the
government-,
pothesis
that
sin
is
news
and
tor
of
a
long-established
news
'
7b
:
ALL
OF
YOU
CLIPSHAM,
Rutland,
England
(CP)
British
builders
have
been
shocked
by
news
that
supplies
of
Clipsham
stone,
used
extensively
In
the
restoration
of
many
famous
buildings
including
Buckingham
Palace,
have
run
out.
The
announceme.il
comes
as
a
disappointment
'.o
contractors
who
had
hoped
tnat
opening
oi
a
new
quarry
0
months
ago
murder
in
print
is
a
communal
weekly
and
a
standard
dally.
Alio
Police
is
the
tangible
ex
Drug
Used
EVERYONE
WELCOME
pression
of
Poulin's
theory
about
news
In
relation
to
human
na-
V.
',
commodity,
Montreal's
newest
weekly
newspaper
has
skyrocketed
from
a
first-issue
12.000
copies
to
175,000
in
nine
months.
This
aptly-tiled,
French-language
tabloid
is
Alio
Police
the
Ta
arA
human
l"Mhfvifr
nttMit
To
Preserve
...........
what
people
want
to
read.
'
i
1
Three
years
ago,
at
a
confer-:,
fVJL
i
)f
would
safeguarl
supply
of
tne
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
!
firm
soft,
irrpv
itnnp
for
at
least
i
words
anyone
nngiii
use
on
ence
of
Canadian
managing
edi-
its
mn
Goti
tors,
Poulin
eluded
his
co-ecntors
for
hush-hush
methods
in
home-
OTTAWA,
(CP)
'Antibiotics
50
years.
,
stumbling
upon
a
crime
and
Clipsham
ftone,
considered
rushing
to
a
telephone,
among
the
b:st
of
all
British
Its
sensational
success
may
be
building
ston
:s,
has
been
quar-1
oasea
on
its
mvisn
use
oi
crime
MILK
town
journalism,
for
squeamish-
;
have
other
uses
Uian
fightim;
ness
in
printing
crime
details,
j
discasc.
Tney
is0
are
pood
for
In
keeping
with
its
name.
Alio
preserving
fish
Police
espouses
the
work
of
po-
That.s
Npa,
Cart.
ricd
here
for
centuries.
It
has
pnotos
or
on
its
sona
pages
oi
I
been
u,sed
oi
Buckingham
Pal-
i
crime
stories
some
half-a-cen-
ace.
the
restored
House
or
com-
uiry
om
or
on
wnn.
11LC
buu
uiBc
liuu.it
lu-UF'
-
r
dr.nl.
f
th
Xrtir
fish
mons.
bullrings
at
Oxford
and
Its
directive
editorial
genius
,ion
It
is
no
scandal
sneet
and
Cambridge,
and
on
vanternury
is
oo-year-uiu
nooeri.
rou.m,
a
a
d
t
fu
DeoDl
u
eries
experimental
station
at
Nanaimo,
B.C..
told
the
annual
meeting
of
the"
Fisheries
Re
family
dapper,
clgar-smoklng
and
Salisbury
cathedrals.
&
C7
V
VVVr
S
rlRhl!
And
il
Jfr
"
Produced
by
yourf
"
J
n,"Q
h
bon
on
the
Vr
H
I
I
V
farm
up
in
the
H-l
'
I
1
Bulkley
Valley.
j
J
explains
court
procedure
end
Many
tests
were
mace
on
,
man
wno
nas
spent
i
yeais
in
.
carries
a
chit-chat
column
about
Koarnh
Tina
rrt
ThnrKfiav
work.
He
has
held
Clipsham
stone,
particularly
jnewspaper
bench
and
bar.
There
are
articles
!
.
,
,.'
..
.
by
criminologists
and
medico-!
The
Particular
an
ibiotlc
that
fish
Is
adreonay-
legal
experU;
stories
of
famous
h,elps
preserve
MOTORISTS
Vou
will
enjoy
shopping
where
PARKING
is
NO
problem.
Just
follow
the
paved
road
away
from
the
traffic
jumble
to:
.
SPERO'S
FOOD
MARKET
NEAR
ALGOMA
PARK
Look
for
the
big
sign
Bring
all
the
family
Park
ami
Shop
at
tYii$
modern
bright
new
tiio:
c
See
our
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
refrigerated
for
your
protection.
We
sell
freshness
and
quality
at1
lowest
prices.
"
-
!
,
t
In
the
Store
Specials
SATURDAY,
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
under
London
conditions,
ana
It
was
found
to
be
one
of
the
best
weathering
stones
cin.
Dr.
Carter
said.
It
'
the.
most
effective
of
15
tested.
murder
cases
of
years
ago,
of
murders
today
In
Canada
and
abroad.
Douks
May
Make
Plea
To
Queen
!
Flaked
Ice
containing
aureomy-
rlr
resulted
In
a
ma
fired
im-
Allo
Police
majors
in
crime
at
pr0vement
In
the
keeping
qual-home.
Let
there
be
a
shocking
lly
of
tne
fh
packed
in
It.
murucr
in
iviomreai
ur
vueotrc
province,
and
Alio
Police
opens
wide
its
column
gates
to
words
Now
D:
J;
Davrriport-Handley,
!
oner
of
the
CMpsham
Quarry
(Jqmpaiy,
announces
that
the
new
..site,
dutjbi'd
ihe
Coronation
quarry,
wfll
be
closed
because
It
is
unworkable.
He
said
the
company
cleared
away
40
feet
of
clay
and
found
that
the
stone
had
been
shaken
to
pieces,
presumably
by
ancient
volcanic
action:
.
,
VICTORIA
(CP)
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobor
mothers,
seek
The
improvement
over
use
of
ice
flakes
without
aureomycln
Is
so
great
that
further
work
Is
to
be
carried
out
using
aureo-
ing
the
release
of
children
held
,
and
pictures.
in
British
Columbia
goveriim"nti
Poulin
savs
use
of
such
Die-
custody,
may
send
an
appeal
to
j
tures
is
to
assist
police
in
iden-
j
mycin
and
one
of
its
derivatives
another
mother
Queen
Eliza-
'
tification;
also
readers
are
some-1
tetracycline,
bcth.
times
warned
in
captions
"to
be
'
.
Our
Thanks
to
all
those
who
made
our
Grand
Opening
,a
Huge
Success.
Northland
Dairy
The
forestreceive
tess
government
aid
than
other
resources
of
much
less
value
to
Canada.
There
were
11
women,
most
ol
:
carrfullf
they
can't
take
it."
He
them
mothers,
in
the
group
of
says
the
paper
has
never
had
a
30
Freedomites
who
came
to
Vic-
protest.
Phone
18
Limitct
Swift's
Horns,
Picnic
Shoulder
lb.
45c
Prem
3
tips
89c
Quaker
Flour,
7
lbs.
37c
Jello
4
pkts.
35c
Sugor
10
lbs
93c
Jop
Oranges
box
1.39
Fggs,
Grade
A
Large
We
pledge
Yon
GOOD
FOOD
for
GOOD
HEALTH
in
1954
Judge
Reduces
Murder
Charge
toria
Wednesday
to
protest
the
government's
policy
of
forcing
Doukhobors
to
send
their
chil
dren
to
school.
All
Hampers
have
been
,
delivered
to
lucky
winners.
See
list
irj-fitpre...
NANAIMO
K?)
A
murder
charge
against
a
15-year-old
boy,
who
admitted
killing
his
father
with
a
single
punch
r
Mrs.'
Mary
Popoff
of
Appie-dale,
B.C.,
mother
of
three
children,
said
the
women
of
the
community,
intended
to
send
out
a
plea
to
all
the
women
of
the
world.
"What
other
government
move
i
rh"
Uki
m"""
etunc
homf"
Carton
-A.J53cJ
!
drunk,
was
rcducr
to
man
slaughter
:it
a
preliminary
hear
ing
here
Thursday.
Magistrate
Lloucl
Beevor-Potts
could
be
more
serious
than
taking
children
away."
she
said.
"We
are
going
to
send
a
petition
to
Queen
Elizabeth,
too
.
.
.
she
leduced
the
charge
against
Roy
Milton
Kenny
after
hraring
the
testimony
of
an
RCMP
constable
who
took
the
boy
into
custody.
tyyftx
$xahci
Comfortable
!
has
two
children."
The
strapping;,
six-foot
Kenny
i
was
charged
with
killing
hi.
!
lather.
Ucorgc
Kenny,
4'J.
.
at
B
E
Goodrich
their
farm
home
at
South
Wellington
near
here
Dec.
16.
Const.
George
Phillips
testified
that
the
boy
had
told
him:
"I
did
it
because
he
attacked
me."
Under
cross-examination,
th.;
constable
said
he
had
known
the
elder
Kenny
for
seven
years
to
be
"a
man
of
violent
FOOTWEAR,
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
-Jan.
8
to
Jan.
II
This
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your
chance
to
own
a
masterpiece
of
refrigeration
.
.
Coldspot
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fresh
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-The
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In
over
20
years.
See
these
all-new
Coldspots
.
,
.
note
the
low
sale
prices!
Practical
Family
Size
.
.
.
large
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chest
9.9
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Jan.
17
VICTORIA
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Coast
locals
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
CIO-CCL)
will
meet
Jan.
17
to
discuss
a
proposal
that
a
review
of
wage
rates
be
postponed
till
April.
Forest
Industrial
Relations
Ltd.,
representing
coast
employers,
has
asked
that
consideration
of
fates
be
postponed
because
economic
conditions
prevent
proposed
wage
revisions.
A
review
of
the
pay
rates
was
recommended
for
the
end
of
the
year
by
Chief
Justice
Oordon
Sloan
in
his
mediation
recommendations
earlier
last
year.
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on
Easy
Terms
Reg.
249.95
SALE
PRICE
199
This
glrtiit
11.4
cu.
ft.
COLDSI'OT
Is
designed
to
give
the
maximum
in
modern
refrigeration
at
the
lowest
possible
.price.
Each
has
huge
full-width
freezer
chest,
Handl-BIn
and
meat
chiller.
The
exterior
finish
won't
peel,
crack
or
discolor.
Seamless
liner.
Automatic
interior
light.
Shelves
adjust
quickly
to
any
storage
need.
Two
levcr-octlon
Ice
culifl
trays.
,
ONLY
$10
Down
on
Easy
Terms
Reg.
544.95
SALE
PRICE
499
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
iTialilihihi
i
mlmm
SIMPSONS-SEARS
GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
312
-3rd
Ave.
V.
Phone
460
SIMPSONS-SEARS