Prince
Rupvf
Daily
Taxes
Should
Not
Be
Reduced
Cover
Does
a
Lot'
to
Sell
Pocket
Books,
Says
Publisher
TODAY
end
SATURDAY
Until
Expenses
Are
Controlled'
'.T.rjcir
about
HO
per
cent
of
the
objectionable
material
on
newslands.
At
the
same
time,
the
govenir
nient
should
establish
some
form
of
censorship
a
board
or
Indi
I
OTTAWA
if
A
ban
on
!
printing
books
in
Canada
from
plates
Imported
from
the
United
:
States
has
been
suggested
to
curb
salacious
and
Indecent
literature.
NFW
YORK
APi
-Treasury
The
former
midwest
iron
ore
ward
lo
goou
juu
i
fc"
t"'
SH-rctury
GeorRe
Humphrey
says
magnate
told
the
annual
lunch-;
ana
real
auvaiices
in
our
scate
there
will
bo
no
depression
in
eon
of
The
Associated
Press:
:of
living.
the
United
States,
come
a
Kor-1
"So
long
as
we
maintain
the
I
"We
can
have
a
stronger
can
armistice
or
even
full
world
soundness
of
our
money;
attain
economy
baseu
on
sounder
tun-pta(.e
that
nice
balance
b
e
t
w
e
e
n
i
uamenial
conditions
thane
de-
security
from
aggres-
have
known
in
many
years
Adju-
tn-.rn's.
ves.
but
not
achieving
prcsslon."
he
declared
in
his
sion
and
maintaining
economic!
Humphrey
loid
the
1.000
edi-maiti.-n
-speech
as
the
fiscal
strength;
eliminate
waste
and
tors
and
publishers
that
taxes,
r
i..,.
i,
i.
.,,4
iri.o,,.
in-ii
nr
fis.nl
affairs
with
snouid
no.
be
reduced
until
ex-
vidual
to
winch
publishers
could
refer
a
proposed
publication
fur
a
ruling
He
said
U.8
publishers
could
.
.:'
'
'
-
,
,
r
"
.iif
"J
OTE
AA
liowers
new
Republican
Cabinet,
wisdom,
America
can
look
for-
The
suggestion
was
made
to
a
Senate
committee
by
John
H.
Panner,
president
of
Harlequin
Books
Limited
of
Toronto.
It
was
opposed
by
Dr.
Doris
Boyle,
head
ol
the
social
science
department
ol
id.
Francis
Xavier
University,
Antigonish.
N.3.
Ur.
Uoylc
and
Mr.
Palmer
were
among
Un..l
witnesses
at
public
sessions
of
the
Senate
salacious
und
indecent
literature
commit-
j
h.
I
hum's
rliicr
Tlietrr
J
print
books
in
Canada
Irouj
imported
book
plates
at
pi
lies
that
were
difficult
for
Canadian
publlshcis
to
match.
As
a
result
many
Canadian
publishers
of
small
books
hud
gone
out
of
business.
Bcnator
Davis
handud
Mr.
penses
are
under
control."
-
Lut
he
addetl:
"That
does
not
mean
that
no
relief
I
rum
present
taxation,
wnicn
is
lar
loo
high,
can
be
anticipated.
Just
the
opposite
is
true.
Taxes
must
come
uown.
It's
simply
a
matter
of
timing
Reared
lo
reduction
of
a
Palmer
rainier
a
a
book
door
published
puuiuneu
by
oy
m
i
A'
Al
:
,.
.
.
'
uw
committee
report
and
ue.
IIl4r.
in
whlth
fte
sulu
lhowud
.f
on.niciidauons
likely
will
be.
th.
rnv.
a
..niir,lv.,.,..d
ytoV!
I
"ll
AIM
iv'r,
POX
DKLAPLANTE
of
.lie
Toronto
Olobe
and
Mail
nan
won
the
fourth
annual
national
newspaper
award
for
spot
reporting.
Delaplante.
won
th
award
for
breaking
the
storv,
Apiil
11.
1352.
Cf
thlevf-y
pt
the
Petawawa
military
camp
THE
Uidmmi
PURCHASE
pusr.uu
vu
v
male
beinu
cha.sed
through
I
expense.
Both
are
too
high
and
j
bom
must
be
reduced."
j
Humphrey's
luncheon
speech
I
came
amid
a
busy
day
in
w
hich
!
Associated
Press
members
voted
i
for
six
directors
ot
the
worldwide
i
OF
THE
SEASON
-YOUR
end
of
U.e
month.
.ne
"
bamboo
field
by
a
man
He
ask-1
Gcnater
J
C.
Davis
iL-Mani-
jed
1
Mr
fainur
considered
Uiut
Uib.il
was
elected
chairman
to
"jiecent
."
1
succeed
Senator
J.
J.
Hayes
i
...
,,,,.,.
H
,...
..
'
7
'
rzr
nri't
I'jrrv:
news
gathering
co-operative.
S
S
,!
decent
by
comparison
with
what
;
his
firm
had
lo
compete
with.
';
tjoonc
tkiio
died
recently
in
New
!
Brunswick.
'
Mr.
Palmer,
who
described
i
!
The
AP's
board
of
directors
Cmi
I
I
know
I'm
ravins
kn
wm
However,
he
said
he
uni
tes
with
:
also
reported
a
fervent
hope
for
'
i
freedom
soon
for
William
N.
j
inn
h.mself
Hie
only
Canadian
!
as
'Uavw
tmwt
Vnal
lt
tan
t
ihf
Cannot
he
tivrtcM
...
.
I
,7"''1-
I
Uwv
UJ
Aih.
Oatis,
although
they
saw
no
j
"substantial
discernible
progress"
nllliiiililiil'-"''1
puuusiur
P"V
ouo.
sug-
,
t
f
Ul,
s,louW
t-jested
Canada
follow
the
United
!
,
e
Umm
o(
u,en.H
States
and
prohibit
publication
;
..
.
.
ouhlulu...
.
,mld
,,kl,
j
in
this
direction
right
now.
'
w
-
sc&
tl
of
books
fn.m
imported
book
,
..,,.,.,,,
..
,i,.
.
VALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
TODAY
and
SATL!'
CAPITC
Mso
f'artuun
News
EVENING
C:3t
-
SATlKflAV
S:IJ,
S:15,
.cites1:.
P-'"1!?'..."!.
SUid
ti"!J"U!d-C-
!
fira"
but
they
also
had
to
meet
"cover
dots
a
lot
9
11
I
11
competition.
A
to
sell
a
book.'
.1
VHMmS
M.
lists
IIIIKSISiimiUBpllHii'I"'""""
Fcorurt
Sforts
ioturdoy
2:56
-
V.56.8,1
Oatis.
AP
s
chief
of
bureau
In
Prague,
was
jailed
two
years
ago
by
CzochoalovaKia
for
10
years
on
charges
of
espionage.
The
boara
also
tooK
note
of
the
continued
imprisonment
In
Korea
of
AP
photographer
Frank
Noel.
From
available
information,
the
board
said
there
were
indications
that
Noel
and
Oatis
are
in
reasonably
good
health
k
I
'
L"
"
"r
Housing
Conference
i
Urged
OITAWA
(CPi-The
Pruurtss-Ive
Conservatives
liave
called
for
a
fcirial-proviiKial
confcicnce
on
housing.
Clergyman
Urge
Proper
Sex
Education
BIRMINGHAM.
Ens
Reuters)
A
clergyman
today
con-
I
mm
mm
"i
.
.lir
and
receiving
humane
treat
nient."
FIVE-PI
BOWLERS
MIXED
DOUBLES
HANDICAP
TOURNAMENT
For
Particulars
-
Phone
Red
709
"Prolonged
incaitvi
aiiou.
however."
the
board
added,
"must
be
as
galling
to
them,
as
our
failure
to
ellect
their
release
Is
frustrating
to
us.
Every
possible
effort
is
being
exerted
in
their
behalf."
The
national
newspaper
award
for
feature
writing
has
been
given
to
YYilf
List
of
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail.
It
was
for
a
series
on
Labrador
and
sociological
developments
In
Quebec
tied
Into
coverage
of
the
Louisville
textile
strike
situation
last
October.
I
v
AW
Donald
FlemiTg
il'C-Toronto-
demned
the
blrds-and-becs
p-Fulinloni,
his
party's
chief
proach
to
sex
education
for
chtl-spjKcMiian
n
hotumg,
said
In
dren.
the
Commons
such
a
conlerence
Canon
Hush
Warner,
rhlr-:s
imperative"
to
assure
muni-
man
of
the
executive
at
a
con-cipalities
revenue
to
meet
their
ferenre
of
the
British
Council
housing
obligations
of
Churrhes.
said
parents
should
iMr
chMrrn
the
farts
of
Mr
Fkmint
.spoke
after
Rc-''f11
human
reproduction
truthful-
sources
Minister
Winters
launch-
k
-.,.!.,.
ly
and
naturally
Gives
Seamen
$500
Back
Pay
to
th
1
V.ii
u,
Sex
must
be
irlatfd
nature
of
man
rather
than
,
l.slutimi
bonsllnx
by
$300.000
,J-""
000
1
onltr,.,!
f,,rm
h,
run.
the
amoun
available
under
the
J"
.
.
.
AUCTION
SALE
COMPLETE
HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS
SATURDAY,
APRIL
25
ot
2:30
p.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
TO
l.i:
lltl.l)
IN
THK
AKTION
KOO.MS,
Curner
1
ourth
Avenue
East
and
MeBridc
Street.
Instructed
Uy
the
owner.
I
huvc
caused
to
be
moved
to
Auction
Rooms
the
entire
contents
of
house
and
will
soil
by
auction:
Compact
Electric
Vacuum
Cleaner;
3-pce.
Chesterfield
Suite;
Natioi
ai
Housing
Act
for
'loana
on
rental
and
oner-occupted
homes.
He
said
many
parents
begin
with
the
birds
and
bees
"and
fhrn
tsv
slnui
KlDn
with
a
The
le-islation.
forecast
in
the
)oul
of
trlumph
we
r,,ach
Our
Personal
Service
No
matter
hat
yoj
buy
.
...
be
it
Cosm-tK
a,
Sundry
Items,
or
ruvn
i
Prescription
Cumixjunded.
you'll
fina
our
Mnst
Personahml
Service
to
our
.(
Shop
Wisely
.
.
.
SKo?
or
DtETH'S
FHARMACY
For
Health
and
Beauty"
lite
Dellwry
fpcerh
from
the
throne
at
the
rabbit,
with
the
assumption
that
cpenlng
of
Parliament,
touched
humHn
i
beings
are
much
the
VANCOUVER
(CP
The
AFL'i
Seafarers
International
Union
savs
a
new
wane
agreement
with;
Westward
Shipping
Limited
will
brini
between
$'jll0
and
$700
in;
back
pay
to
unlicensed
crew:
members
of
the
tanker
Brit-i
amerlcan.
The
agreemsnt
gives
the
men
a
$25
monthly
pay
increase
roactlve
to
May
1.
1952,
plus
a
40-cents-an-haur
overtime
clause
retroactive
one
year.
SIU
port
'
agont
Norm
Cunningham
said.
Deckhands
now
will
receive
$210
monthly,
oilers
$215.
cocks
$2)0;
ani
mermen
$195.
The
men
work
a
40-hour
week.
t-:f
the
first
major
nousing
debate
of
tjie
se-j-ion,
now
nearln?
its
end.
Wall
Mirror;
Colice
Table;
Fleetwood
Radio
and
3-speed
Record
Piay-r.
Mahogany
Table:
l
iving
R.xim
Drapes;
mme."
Canon
Warner
presented
a
report
saying
that
among
the
causes
for
marriage
breakdowns
Is
"sn
inability
to
accept
the
sex
factor
fully
and
constructively
;
because
wrong
attitudes
are
de-
veloped
in
very
early
years
"
Frifidalvc;
P-t
Burner
Oil
Ranee;
HisUss
Chair;
Mixmaster
and
Orint'f
r
eoni'.-lct?;
Roys'
Balloon
Tir3
Bleyrle:
34-Bed-
9
room
Suite.
Single
Ecd
and
Dressev
Metal
Folding
Kitchen
I
s
'
a
jf,.,,,
Stool;
AU-M?
tal
Table;
2
Cigarette
stands;
2
Table
Lamps:
Canada
to
Ask
Top
Price
For
Wheat
Easy
Flcc'ttic
Wa'her:
Chrome
Kitchen
Suite:
Records
and
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At-
i'.i-.-i
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OTTAWA
$195.70
I
r.w.er
H
TAXED
C
KCSSI.LL
K.
C'OOPI.'R
of
the
Toronto
Telegram
has
been
awarded
the
award
for
sHt
news
photography.
His
winning
picture
was
an
action
shot
of
rioting
prisoners
scurrying
out
of
range
of
a
tear
gas
burst
during
the
Guelph
reformatory
riots
last
July.
'
Cabinet;
I.a.'ire
Livins
Rn
Carpet
r''
x
13'
6":
Electric
HotplHc;
Oil
Heater
'nearly
new.:
Eleciric
Sewing
Machine;
Bedruc;:.'.
Drapes:
Diiiing
Poom
Eulift
inafurol
finish
:
Tri-Lish'-
'Lamp:
RCA
Victor
Radi1;
2
other
Ranees,
wick
burners;
Single
Red
complete;
Electric
Heater,
and
numerous
other
ar'iile.J.
Must
be
Solu
AFTERNOON
AND
EVENING
SALE
LiST
YOl
K
G'i.IS
KFFORE
FRII
A
Y
FflPv
TMIS
SALE
rbone
Keil
117
Black
81fi
U.C.
Messenger
678
ALL
KINDS
it
A
Make
ir
A
Model
if
A
Yeor
TO
SI
IT
YOl'
.
.
.
OTTAWA
(CP)-Canada
plans
to
ak
the
top
price.
$2
OS
a
bushel,
for
her
wheat
mhen
the
new
International
Wheat
Agreement
bc-Rins
operations
next
j
August,
a
federal
official
said
i
rKUrwri
jLivvis-t
i
km
CoMOdMicM
I
STtM.:
(!
KM.V
BMH
K.
HVTII
STKitll
today.
i
j
This
would
be
an
Increase
of
M
I'lvmiiiil1)
2-door,
22.000
TKE
AUCTlON'tZR
George
J.
Dawes
miles.
Good
shaje
1
19
cents
a
bisht
u
8.
funds
throrehcit
S17!)5
!
h'""4
r
j
utn
nit-
i
ui
i.
lit
tfj
t
(
p.
j
.".0
Custom
Ford
Fordor.
Good
rublyr.
Healer.
of
$1
m.
including
carrying
ihargc?.
basis
No.
1
Northern.
!
1
L
AtfwC!!
FOR
SALE
S-a
Mist
Green
S15!5
For
Work
For
Play
.
.
.
.
.
.
'50
Meteor
Si-dan.
New
2-Uine
A
real
family
car
$ll15
SI'IXIAL
SPECIAL
T.O
Monarch
Convertible,
com
jimcrsca's
STRONGEST
Whipcord!
Your
Travel
Agent
pletery
automatic
with
every
I
The
new
pnet
provides
for
a
ceiling
of
$2
05
and
a
fltKir
of
,
i
$1
S5
Under
the
pact's
terms.1
an
Importer
cannot
be
forced
tn
accent
wheal
unless
prlres
fall'
;
to
the
floor
and
an
exporter
j
cannot
be
forced
to
supply
.
wheat
unless
prices
rise
to
the;
'ceiling.
i
With
hi)'!'-
world
supplies.
tlvre
h
id
Ijn-n
some
question
of
;
I
what
Canuda's
asking
prlre
j
j
shtiuld
be:
Whi
ther
It
should1
jiossible
e::lra...
A
Must
See
TKl'CKS
Restaurant
As
a
W
Concern
PHONE
868
or
AFPiY
in
PERSON
to
i
X
xz?
j
'50
Sludrbaker
Pickup.
Not
a
scratch.
Handy
canopy
back
$I2!I5
mow
fBUKi!
All
our
Used
Cars
carry
a.
30-day
guarantee
be
at
the
current
IWA
celling
t.f
$1
HQ.
including
carrying
chBrKes,
or
somewhere
bi'twn
The
Home
of
Friendly
Servire
Civic
Centre
Dining
M
Bob
Parker
Lid.
"The
Home
of
F
riendly
Service"
Th
t'omnlle
1rrl
"icrvl-e
that
figure
and
the
celling.
The
i
official
K-tld
Canada
will
stick!
to
the
eeillns.
.
!
He
said
he
Is
ronfldent
Can-
j'.d.'i
can
get
the
price
In
view
of
'
"urrent
world
market
strength
!
for
Class
II
wheat,
which
Is
!
wheat
sold
outside
the
terms
of
j'he
agreement.
Current
Class
i
II
prices
are
about
$2.13
a
bushel
In
Canada
and
about
15
cents
'.
above
that
in
the
U
S
tVII.LIAM
STEVENSON
cf
the
Toronto
Dally
Star
won
the
award
for
stiff
rerrespondhiR.
Steven.'on
won
the
award
with
his
graphic
rejxirting
for
the
Star
last
June
10
of
the
Koin
Island
battle
between
Communis
prisoners
and
United
.States
troops.
rt.
C'S-
ita
'CM
yWr-n
It
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