Prince Rupert Daily News
Monday, August 16, 1954

 

 

Jical Plan Launched
To Complement Present MSA

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“A new medical plan, to te doctors’ visits, Dr. Sparling said.
known as Medical Services In-> For MSI members working m
corporated, as been developed in small firms with from three to
British Columbia tu complement nine empivyees, the new pian
prepaid medical coverege now embraces the same toverage as
provided by Medical Services As-| MSA and provides payment ol:
sociation.

The new plan, MST,
nounced today by Dr i. P.
Ning, President at MSI,

MSI will provic
persons no

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Spar-, ray examinations and treat-

' ments, diagnostic aids; special-
‘s cuversee for ists’ services: surgery and ob-
longer clivibie- for  Slettics; and doctor bills incurr-
ed

MSA, and for employess of smal- in non-oceupational acci-
ler firms which ar not eligible | dents,
for MSA, he svid. “Commencing September 1,

“In addition,” Dr. Sparling} any Msa meniver leaving a com-
disclesed, “propesals to bring | pany will have the privilege of
coverage to all individuals are | transferring to MSI,” Dr, Spar-
now being considered.” ling expiamed,

Appointment of IL W Jenes as! Lransfer must be made with-
Executive Diregtor of MS) war in 30 deys of termination ot his
also announced by Dr, Sparling. (MSA contract,

MSI will extend service similar! "Si8I is underwritten and
to tat of MSA Ic: 1, Persons leay- sponsored by the ductors of Bri-
ine an MSA eroup, through re- i lish Columbia and is recom-
tirement or going to another! mended by the MSA,

Jabs 2. Widows ant ehidren at “When someone leaves your
deceaseti MSA members: 3, chil- | employ, please send his name
dren of MSA members who reach} and home address to MSA.”

their parents’ plan. any chartered bank in Canada,
- These MSL members wilt be ‘Dr, Spariing added.

entitled to coverage of medical Tn hospital benefits of MSI, he’

and ‘surgical care and doctors’ ‘said, Wil comprise the follow- ;

Visits while they are in he spital. ing:

MSI will noi'cover home or office | 8 “Medical, surgical and ob-

RMERBOUEScoRRORAgs istetrical care in hospital for a

‘subscriber. or dependent.
a 3 Maternity after
A months,

nine
This provision includes

‘doctor bills for home, oltice and
was an- hospital, and consuitations; X-

their 18th birthdays. thus be-; MSr subscribets will be able:
coming inelivible for MSA uncer ito make monthly payment at

 

unustal ceremonies of matrimonial history. Mayor Wilke of Aber

 

BLACKWOOD on

BRIDGE

 

F pre-natal and post-natal care,
@ Anaesthesia services, This;

 

ah covers the administration of an-
ine gm 2esthetics by a physician and|:
“tb eh surgeon other than a hospital

employee,

@ Emergency medical and sur-;

   

 

  

 

 

Acti pig-mayor Frank Mulliner,
A paid Satur BY s che; ‘would ask city,
manager .Citift Wyatt to investi-

migale ‘possible, sites early this
wi week: No landing site could be;
a set up on_any downtown build- |

a FWALLACES! ne
Ming, Myr UMiWNndt said, t,
( SS ve 7D E P T. S ¥ OR En ‘possibly & the nw “sabral bull |

“MUERPEasoesnoaRe ing in the: heart of the city.

  

Mprice PLUS any $18 G5: PREM |
Mabsolutely free. 3 a

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i : However, Mr. Meck did not
‘I, % or 4 Adams Silver Fizz Gin leact a heart at trick two. He
: Yr or Va French (Dry) Vermouth, recognized his partner's deuce as
‘ Stir well with ee 4 fourth highest lead. Phere
‘s and strain, was the remote posalty ni
rf, Add olive, or de dence of hearts was a single
In twist ton, bub Mr. Abel almost cer
‘i lemon tainly would not have made a
7 takeout double with ao single.
ton in the “other major.)
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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD
Rule of Eleven Strategy Helps Defeat Contract

 

Here isa hand where the rule of 11 guided a de-|

 

 

 

WELL-BEHAVED WEDDING GUESTS at Aberdeen, South Africa, are honest-to-goodness lions
in a cage Where lion-tamer Bubie Miers, 49, andNumeri Killian’ are wed in one of. the most-

‘decn, owner of the z00, stands

‘Chou: $3 ys US.
‘Creating.
World i ensions

HONG KONG (Reuters)
Chou ‘En-lai, premier of Com-
munist China, sald today the
United States had “attempted
rto create new world tension
which must be crushed,” Peiping
radio reported,

Chou spoke at a cocktail party
given in Peiping to honor dele-

Ay. Behind the couple is a three-tier wedding cake which the animal seem very interested in.

Lgates to the conference of the'lack of dollars, the easing of
World Federation of Democratic! world -tensions

 

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ihas seen serious
i shipments, particularly to Bri-

 

 

BONN, Germany (AP)-—-Aeling
Chancellor Franz Bluecher called
today for an expansion of West
German trade with’ the Societ’
bloc but-said the Bonn govern-
ment must first establish “some
form” of relations with the East.

Bluccher stressed. in an. ex-
clusive interview that West Ger-
many “will not leave the road’ of
co-operation with friendly
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Imports Drop
In Six Months

By HAROLD MORRISON

Associated Press Staff Writer
’ Many Commonwealth coun-
.tries have gradually reduced {m-
Port.curbs, but with few exeep-
lions this has not produced any
impressive increase in Cana-
dian exports.

In fact, the first half of 1954
declines in

 

tain and Commonwealth coun-
tries in-Southcast Asia.

Exports to Britain dropped to” question of our gencral foreign |

| $288, 000,000 from $314,000,000 in
! the first half of 1953. Far ‘more
drastic was the cut jn shipments
to India, slashed" to $5,000,000
from $24,000,000 last’ year; to
Pakistan, cut to $4; ponte from ;
$21,000,000; and -to Ceylon,

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| Squeezed Lo $900,000 fr om $2, “lh

(000.

The chief prollem appears ta!
be that many ol Canada’s Com-!
monwealth sister, ‘ike other im-
porters, are buying less. grain
and grain is still one of Canada’s
chief exports. But there are
other factors involved such as

requiring less

nial agreements. There must be

   
    
  
   
 
  
  
    
 
     
    
   
  
 
   
 
   
 
 
  
  
 
  
  
 
  
  
    
  
 
  
 
 
 
   
 

Commenting on the clamor tn
West Germany for greater trade
with the Communist bloc of na-|
tions, Bluecher said: ”

“I think that expansion of
German trade with China, Rus-
sia and the satellite states Is de- I
sirable. Several problems of ec-
onomle and trade policy which
now concern us Germans could
be easler solved then,"

REQUIRES AGREEMENTS

He sald visits by German trade
delegations to Communist ng-
tions, or the establishment of.
German commercial missions
ihere “epuld do useful work" to-
ward promoting trade’ wlth the
Soviet bloc. But he warned:

“We cannot disregard the fact
that a’ satisfying exchange of
goods can only be carried out on
the basis of certain general for-

will not leave the rq ‘ ;
eration with tina

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certain agreciaenis which serve
as a basis for the work gf such
delegations or missions,

“That means that finally, and ;
Iu some form or other, the West W LUXE Whi
German federal republic must IN IOC mete
assume ruulions with the Come ;
,munist nations, But this. is a! This advertisement ¥

isplayed by the. Liqug

or by the G

Columbia. Ove rg
policy and the federal repyblic |. “ON

 

 

 

 

     

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Youth. More than 170 delegates:need to horde food against the

 

from 41 countries are attending possibility of war, and the gen-

 
 

 

 

the conference, which opened eral softening of world business,

last week.

The radio reported ‘Chou as
declaring that the United States
was not satisfied by the diplo-
‘matic setback she’ had. received
through peaceful ‘settlement of
‘the Indo-China question
Geneva.

*'The premier reiterated Com-

munist China’s desire for “peace |

‘and peaceful co- existence,” the
Téport said.

 

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‘this point: not only to grab that‘ ™onds at trick two. This ruined}
iwinner, but because that play ithe throw-in play outlined above |
‘is so “natural” and’ apparently | and doomed the contract to a!

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means provision of ‘he -ame opposin contract, i nn _
“ ol Bo . PI g : South | dealer
“ AF from a doctor anywhere oe Mr. Champion's jump to three! Neither side yyalnerable omy
. ¢ Q Z an- |. North (Mr. Champitn
at Bd Bada or the US. spades after the takeout double, S-K39 $2
a o* A Dr. Sparling said that mgr! 4S 29 ef to Keep Mr. Meck HO 5 4
. : 4 members moving from one part out of the bi ding. CuK 8 °
i: mic! Canada to another cari have}, 19 that respect it was success-| qos Vast
oy gm their memberships transferred | {U!- The jump raise in this Situ-| (Mr, Abeh (Mr, Meek)
va H without loss of seniority bene-' ation is a “weakness” bid and Hoa 372 How K 106 3
oy Bi fits, ;Mr. Champion hoped Miss Mrash! px‘) 5 D_8 8
iW a | Services will be continued for would pass it unless she had aj c—a J 1083 C-7542
LJ ‘ — & maximum period of a year for}ig hand. Not Miss Brash. She SBT 3 Brash
i i . a any single illness or non-oecy- , Never stops one short of game. Hs
a A he p, Petional mishap, he added.. Of course the four-spade con- D-A Q 109 2
7 be Bi! ————— tract turned out to be a sound} .. ia lng. Q6
- yy = Beg: . one. If either outstanding dia-! south West North East
yaa ygtses x Nowr. Me ester Service mond honor had been in Mr. 1s Dol. 38 Pass
» 3 | eo. 5 pepe { “f ? j rass
ae a ForA nee im E Seen for Ca ‘tal Meek’s hand, it would have been '
oe FREE = a p roe ath oe It woe Pas thes —and therefore it was hopeless} ‘
cor ae “ BAny $16.95 Pe z VICTORIA (s—a helicopter vee Wil the cards just aS EhEY | ty tiy to cash another trick in
“a ints Free ‘landing field may be established the suit.
oe | 3 ishe
um With Any Stock Suit Blin the downtown section of Bri- OPENS DUECE lone. nek s.r that
oe : n close
oe jae Your choice of any Wallace’ sg 5h Columbia's’ capital city in Mr. abel opened the duece of hand and dummy lend them.
as: a suit in the store at regularg, the -nof-too-distant future. rearts and Mr. Meek won with
a | 4 caf ithe king. Now a carless player | Selves readily to a throw-in play. ;

i harmless,

But see what would happen, |
Miss Brash would trump the ace
of hearts, She would enter dum- |
my with a tsump and ruff off |
dummy’s list heart, After Dull!
ing the last opposing spade she
would lead the queen of clubs.

Mr. Abel's best play els
to win with the ace of clubs and |
got off lead with a club, Miss!
Brakh would win this return on’
the board, lead a diamond and
put in the nine spot.

Mr. Abel would win with the
jack—-but {hat would be his last
trick, He could return a dia-
mond Into the ace-queens or he
could return a club or a heart
ther of which would enable
Miss Brash to ruff in her hand
While discarding the losing. dia-
mond from the board,

 

 

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SUDDEN GUST OF WIND, NEV-
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Never SIDE-CAST WITH BAIT
CASTING OR SPINNING RODS
FROM A BOAT. OR ANY LOCATION
WHERE YOU ENOANOQER THEE
OAPI Y OF OTHERS ABOARD OR
NEARBY, ALWAYS USE AN OVE
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in| year In which Commonwealth
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CONTROL DOLLAR SHORTAGE,

Thus, Canada’s total exports
to all Conmmonwealth countries
dropped to $381,137,0001" in the!
first half of 1953. And 1953 was'
by no means a peak.’ It was the!

 

ports from dollar countries as
‘the sterling area embarked on as
new program of tighter controls |

 
 
 
  
  
 
  
  
 
 
 
 
  

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to ‘overcome a critical: dollar |
shortage. |

 

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