Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
August
26,
19M
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Labor
Legislation
Threat
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courts
have,
as
a
result,
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of
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Calling
"Bluff"
Often
Proves
Highly
Costly
lstbrtr
.legislation
as
"threats
to
the
freedom
of
the
individual."
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Probably
you
will
recognize
fhe
John
Doe
who
held
the
West
cards
in
today's
deal.
He
is
a
player
who
is
driven
to
all
kinds
of
desperate
measures
by
an
opposing
pre-emptive
opening
bid.
He
is
not
to
be
talked
out
of
anything.
He
will
not
be
shut
out
-V
result
to
the
parties
thus
deprived
of
the
protection
that
has
been
afforded
to
pleaders
since
time
immemorial."
Taschereau
said
"people
must
be
taught
to
respect
the
law
if
we
are
to
have
freedom.
"New
ideas
and
ways
of
life
have
created
situations
that
have
baffled
even
the
cleverest
jurists,
sociologists
and
economists,"
he
said.
"All
they
can
do
is
to
experiment
by
way
of
trial
and
error;
but
given
freedom
and
the
rule
of
law.
errors
can
usually
be
corrected.
"Peorp
are
not
satisfied
with
the
established
order
of
things
and
they
try
to
bring
about
a
change
by
taking
matters
Into
their
own
hands,
regardless
of
the
laws
enacted
by
the
properly
onstituted
authorities."
of
the
bidding,
2cl
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V-Technitol6f
!
of
course
the
player
who
Taschereau;
in
a
prepared
address
before
today's
75th
annual
meeting
of
the
American
Bar
Association,
said
that
"administrative
rulings
are
made
by
labor
bonrHs
in-
Canada
similar,
at
least,
to
those
made
In
law
courts
on
very
important
matters."
"While
great
sums
of
money
ar
frequently
involved,"
Taschereau
said,
"there
is
no
appeal
frorri
their
decisions
or
judgments,
even
though
they
may
fiave
been
rendered
by
a
bare
majority
of
the
board.
"Even
worse,
these
boards
mav
ci-eed
their
jurisdiction,
but
the
litigants
have
no
redress
against
their
rulings
so
at
least
says
the
law
...
North
dealer
East-West
vulnerable
North
(Mr
Keen)
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boasts
he
is
never
bluffed
by
an
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mg
psychic
or
pre-emptive
bid
Is
a
loser
in
the
long
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many
cases
where
you
j
suspect
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opponent
of
making
a
nsvrhic
bid.
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simply
can-
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PLAYERS
THLit
A
MOTION
PICTURE
EVENT
OF
THE
hollttl
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(Mr.
Ilillr)
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bidding:
North
East
(South
West
Pas
Pass
3
NT
4
a
Dul.
All
Phm
especially
when
you
are
vulnerable
and
he
Is
not.
Occasionally
you
will
be
bluffed
out
of
a
game.
However,
you
wiil
also
avoid
some
gruesome
penalties
where
it
turns
out
the
suspected
bluff
bid
was
honest,
after
all.
It
is
surprising
how
often
a
quick
pass
by
you
over
a
suspected
bluff
bid
on
your
right
will
result
in
the
enemy's
getting
into
real
trouble.
After
all,
the
partner
of
the
bluffer
usually
has
no
way
to
recognize
the
psychic.
In
today's
hand
Mr.
Dale
PETER
THE
SECOND
can't
look
you
in
the
eye
he's
that
ugly.
Le
tv,
one
year
old,
weighing
a
mere
300
pounds,
the
little
miuw
nasn't
quite
learned
to
live
with
his
ugliness.
But
someday
he
ll
be
big
and
fat
and
mean
as
the
late
Peter
the
Great,
the
hippopotamus
he's
replacing
at
New
York's
Bronx
Zoo,
and
then
look
out!
Jt'Wil
AduluLsj
RITA
STEWART
HAYWORTH
GRANGER.
"Bring
On
The
Boys
!"
Wallace's
Boys'
Wear
Department
For
the
boy
who
wants
to
be
like
Dud
(and
all
boys
doi,
bring
him
to
Wallace's.
Clothes
for
every
boy.
SALOME
dA
.r
x.
m
i
ii
He
did
find
a
key
trump
in
CHARLES
LAU6HT0N
"Journalist"
Bamboozles
Newspapers
and
Magazines
I'NOERWEAR
FAJAIVirtS
WINDBRtAKfcKft
RAINWEAR
OVERALLS
PANTS
SHIRTS
SOCKS
SWEATERS
JEANS
i
tried
a
gambling
three
no
trump
bid.
Of
course
Mr.
Doe
couldn't
bring
himself
to
pass.
He
came
in
with
a
four
spade
bid.
hop-
Lor
Times
Todoy,
7-9
p.m.
W
P
dummy,
which
meant
a
full
trick
to
him,
but
still
went
set
1100
points.
He
won
six
spades
and
no
other
tricks.
As
you
see,
Mr.
Dale
could
have
made
an
easy
small
slam
at
clubs.
But
he
did
better
as
it
was
and
if
Mr.
Doe
had
stayed
out
of
the
bidding
It
was
by
no
means
certain
the
club
slam
would
have
been
reached.
ESSEN,
Germany
(Reuters)
i
many
of
them
scientists,
jurists
lna
his
Dartner
rather
than
Mrs.
Keen
held
the
balance
of
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Hans
Everings,
24,
is
an
ambi-and
writers
tnat
ne
would
get
tious
fellow
and
he
learned
them
into
print
and
collected
plenty
from
a
book
called
"How
financial
contributions
In
ad-to
Become
a
Journalist."
Ivance;
power.
Mrs.
Keen
s
prompt
double
told
him
this
hope
was
He
went
on
tnai
nere
louay
not
to
be
realized.
Mali
"i"
Accepted
their
manuscripts
!
because
the
prosecution
says
he
bamboozled
a
lot
of
people
into
j
and
photographs
and
used
Canadian
Business
Boosted
ithinking
he
was
running
three
news
agencies
netting
him
I
some
badly
needed
cash.
By
Huge
Television
Sales
sCSC
With
DUROED
Asphalt
Shingles
j
Bought
34
ruooer
stamps,
;
rented
a
typewriter
and
set
up
them
to
keep
the
stove
in
his
attic
going;
.
9
Issued
"press
passes"
to
various
parties
for
which
he
collected
about
$500.
Hans
is
charged
with
defrauding
at
least
10
persons
through
the
three
"news
agencies."
He
has
eight
previous
convictions
cn
various
charges
from
falsify-
ers
Association
of
Canada,
as
quoted
in
a
review
of
the
Industry
by
Canadian
Wcstlng-
an
office
in
a
windowless
attic
in
Essen;
Persuaded
30
big
West
German
newspapers
and
magazines
he
was
the
chief
of
three
news
agencies
which
he
gave
jss.
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obout
our
Instalment
Payment
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FORBES
KHl'UE
Ciinnillan
Press
Business
Editor
lORONTO
(CP)
Canadian
business
ts
getting
a
potent
jab
in
the
arm
from
television.
Prior
to
1050,
only
8.212
sets,
with
a
retail
value
of
$3,418,500,
had
been
sold
in
Canada.
But,
by
the
end
of
the
year,
the
total
of
all
sales
before,
during
and
important-sounding
names;
,
I
Phone
909
215
First
Ave.
W.
l
nou.se
Co.,
Ltd.
At
the
same
time,
sales
of
voice-radio
receivers
are
up
over
last
year,
with
automobile
sets,
and
such
items
as
clock
radios,
in
leading
roles.
Sales
in
the
first
six
months
of
this
year,
as
people
'
lng
documents
to
embezzlement.
'
1
1
Promised
500
.m.
(
)
,tt-yf
1
since
1650
will
reach
an
estim
compiled
by
the
association,
were
202.171
nets,
valued
at
$26.-
776.302
Including
116.077
auto
Thr
of
loday'i
ated
574,811
sets,
with
a
retail
value
of
$250,941,707.
-The
increase
Is
even
more
striking
if
taken
year
by
year.
In
I.
1950,
29.611
sots
valued
at
$12,858,083
were
sold;
in
1951,
KtMl
exciting
tan
f
mobile
radios,
compared
witn
211,555
sets
valued
at
$19,413,395
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1.
f
filltd
advtntuitl
S
40.815
valued
at
$21,237,442;
in
ulY
AhifWf
WrNIIHI
1952,
146,373
valued
at
$64,677,-
682;
and
the
estimate
for
this
year
ts
350.000
valued
at
$148,-
MILIAHD
DAHL
COREY
t
750,000.
Thus,
this
year's
sales
In
the
first
six
months
ol
last
year.
Expansion
In
sale
of
TV
sets
has
occurred
while
Canada
has
been
only
getting
under
way
in
television
broadcasting.
although
Canadian
centres
close
to
the
International
border
have
been
getting
good
reception
from
United
States
stations.
Canada's
only
television
broadcasting
now
is
from
three
CaTKin-Broadcasting
Corpor
PATRICKNOWIESE
are
estimated
at
nearly
l'2
times
the
total
for
all
preceding
years.
LAURA
ELLIOT
The
figures
are
from
the
Radio
-
Television
Manufactur-
ation
stations:
in
Montreal
and
More
Arrests
Toronto,
both
opened
In
Sep
7
-
9:10
p.m.
fJ
1
&
Q
Sp
lember,
1952,
and
In
Ottawa
opened
In
June
of
this
year
Seen
in
Berlin
However,
CBC
expects
to
be
operating
from
Vancouver
be
fore
the
end
of
the
year,
from
Winnipeg
before
next
spring,
and
from
Halifax
by
early
.
Talce
a
bi'cak...
Relax
with
a
Coke
In
Riots'
Wake
BERLIN
(API
A
wave
of
new
arrests
in
connection
with
Germany's
June
17
revolt
has
been
reported
as
the
Communists
announced
an
alleged
leader
of
the
uprising
had
been
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment.
The
West
Berlin
radio
said
Communist
zone
security
police
had
arrested
64
persons
suspected
of
taking
part
in
the
re-
spring.
At
Vancouver
Tuesday,
Peter
McDonald,
director
of
CBC-TV
there,
said
B.C.
10,000
TV
set
owners
will
be
able
to
tune
in
their
first
Vancouver
program
about
the
middle
of
November
with
permanent
operations
to
begin
early
next
year.
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v.
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.
lf
the
superb
blend
of
all
eight
hih
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performance
qualitien
that
make.
Chevron
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the
motoring
nensatioii
of
1953.
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atankful
today.
You'll
be
uladyou
made
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HiKhway
performance
tells
the
exact
rfory
a
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of
Chevron
Supreme
Casnhne.
Drive
any-
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tll
where,
anytime,
under
all
comhtion..
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trulyunsurpassed.
It
takes
oi
Jy
momenta
to
pause
for
a
Coke.
Pays
off
in
big
dividenrla,
too
for
thinga
get
done
wlain
you
work
rufrealied.
I
volt.
Thry
were
basjred
In
three
Uteri
pirn's
and
an
artificial
I
rubber
plant.
I
A
few
hours
earlier
the
Ger
man
communist
auin
news
agency
announced
that
Oerhard
MNUTI
CMWOM
Ask
at
Standard
Station
or
Chevron
(
!as
Stations
fur
your
FREE
copy
of
the
Gasoline
Mileage
Record.
It's
an
easy
way
to
conduct
your
own
road-test;
to
convince
yourself
that
Chevron
Supreme
(rives
you
supreme
mileage.
Roemer,
26,
had
been
sent
to
jail
for
life
as
a
leader
of
the
rebellion.
According
to
ADN,
Roemer
burst
into
Magdeburg
Jail
brandishing
a
rifle,
demanding
the
freeing
of
all
prisoners
and
later
threatened
Russian
tanks
moving
into
his
factory
with
his
rifle.
Red
authorities
plan
to
stymie
'his
financial
rebellion
by
with
WHKRE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNT1
.
.
,
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
oct
ib
psoflFiS
yjlfh
all
8
.
hicjh
psriormsnso
qualities
holding
union
dues
from
wages,
the
radio
added.
1
I
IT'S
THE
TOTAL
OF
ALL
EIGHT
Whether
you
drive
in
city
traffic
or
on
th
open
highway,
getaway
is
mighty
important,
'
THAT
MAKES
CHEVRON
SUPREME
You
want
to
feel
a
snap
in
your
motor
I
T
T
i
I
when
you
"Step
on
the
gas
".
Standard
of
Ml-Knocb
quatity
View-loth
prcvtntioti
.
t;
Try
a
.
.
.
PHIUSHAVE
12
Self-sharpening
silver-steel
rotary
action
blades.
No
pulling
or
Irritation
to
the
skin.
9
Complete
with
Genuine
Leather
Case.
TEN
DAY'S
FREE
TRIAL
...
NO
OBLIGATION
I'
Quick
Starting
Fttl
wwm-up
Actlrition
Art
Blcnd'nf
:
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SUPREME
I
CASQUmS
y
B.C
technicians
have
refined
a
gasoline
which
gives
you
not
one,
not
two,
but
t'gh)
high
performance
qualities.
MAKE
THE
TEST
FOR
GETAWAY.
Call
in
at
any
Standard
Station
or
Chevron
Gas
Station
and
fill
up
with
Chevron
Supreme
Gasoline.
Then,
take
to
the
highways
and
thrill
to
the
reserve
power
under
your
hood.
Nothing
has
been
spared
in
giving
British
Columbia
'
motorists
a
truly
supreme
gasoline
-Chevron
Supreme.
rr
Only
$3
Down,
$3
Monthly.
Full
price
$29
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pnon
st
Standard
Stations
and
Chevron
Gas
Stations
Trince
Rupert
B.C.
'Coke"
Is
roRlstered
trade-mark.
Phone
6
or
38
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
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