1.
DRAMATIC
NARRATIVE
i
Continued
from
page
1)
Prince
Rupert
DQiiy
,
,
Wednesday,
March
14,
e
uuinei
atois
will
census,
the
coun-decennial
census
(13
rid
variant
a
e
Black
iak
the
1951
trv's
ninth
oln.-e
1871.
our
best
weapon
was
human
4
physology
"
i
As
the
bombings
increased.!
gradually
came
the
realization
1
ture
that
the
Nipponese
Empire
was
crumbling
and
then
the
great
meeting
woo
vi
I
Elucidates
Regulations
presirj,.nt,
of
the
organizational
of
the
Presbyterian
By
Eosley
Blackwood
secretury-trt;
sure
'
Men's
Club.
Robert
Eby
was
elect-president;
J.
R.
Hobman,
vice-
Canada
has
noi
had
an
ambassador
in
Russia
sinej
1946.
In
1953
capital
expansion
in
Canada
tost
$3.9
billion.
monthly
Mondays.
noses
of
the
captors,
formed
part
of
the
speaker's
remarkable
story.
His
own
aiary
was
kept
in
a
water
bottle,
his
ring
concealed
in
a
cuke
of
soap,
his
cigarette
case
buried
underground.
Incredible
stories
published
in
the
Singapore
newspaper
in
the
days
of
the
occupation
were
recountedhow
the
elephants
had
day
of
August
12.
1945,
ii"n
th!
camp
commander
gruffly
announced:
"Gentlemen,
the
war
Is
over.
The
Japanese
have
signed
a
peace
treaty
with
the
Allies."
Followed
the
amazing
incident
of
A.
B.
Brown,
Local
Barrister,
Speaks
to
Credit
Grantors
In
today's
hand
Miss
Brash
didn't
have
much
justification
for
her
third
hid
the
raise
from
three
to
four
spades.
She
had
a
good
club
suit
but,,
over
all,
her
hand
was
a
minimum.
For
the
MEAL
'that
KEfig
the
appearance
on
bamboo
poles
vulnerable.
i
saluted
the
Japanese
general,
of
tne
union
Ja?ks.
the
S'.ars
None
how
the
Nipponese
fliers,
by
North
and
Stripes
und
tiie
Dutch
flag
dealer.
Nrirlll
.Mls
Itnish)
S
K
7
5
Si
j
New
Consumer
Credit
Retuila-I
tions
Act,
"designed
to
curb
inflation
by
making
it
a
little
more
difficult
for
people
to
purchase
consumer
goods,
thus
lessening
the
demand
with
the
effect
of
keeping
prices
in
line,''
were
clarified
for
members
of
tha
.-3
f
-
i
i
BEST
OF
rooD
Value
Plus!
10
6
H
4
K
-V
l
I
h-
shaking
of
fists
and
firing
of
pistols,
had
terrified
the
British
bombers
into
landing
their
planes
and
surrendering,
how
a
Japanese
flier
had
swooped
down
and
decapitated
the
captain
of
an
Allied
ship
on
the
bridge
wi'h
Ins
sword.
Continued
the
story
of
the
removal
to
Thailand
where,
under
D
0
V.
A
Dull')
where
they
had
be?n
concealed
during
those
long
years
of
war
was
a
mystery.
Fervent
and
sincere,
indeed,
was
the
singing
of
the
Na'ionui
an'
hems.
"But
to
the
last
the
Japanese
were
as
contemptible
as
ever,"
insisted
the
speaker.
NEW
CUT.
I
ORMI.n
Dr.
Black's
uddie.'s
was
the
1950
H
i-s
(Mr.
Q
J
8
Kilsl
(Air.
Mwk)
S-4
2
11
Q
J
8
3
D
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B
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4
3
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OIUH
ItSI'IIOSF.,,,
BROADWAY
CA
Prince
Rupert
Credit
Grantors'
Association
at
their
monthly
meeting
Monday
night,
by
A.
B.
Brown,
local
barrister,
who
was
Uie
guest
sneaker.
.
Mr.
Brown
reviewed
the
clauses
taken
rather
a
dim
view
of
the
chances
of
making
four
spades.
The
reason
Mr.
Muzzy
failed
to
jump
to
game
in
spades
was
his
lour
card
spade
suit.
He
is
leary
of
four
card
trump
holdings
but
give
him
a
six
card
suit
with
only
one
or
two
high
honors'
and
he
will
bid
it
ail
over
the
lot.
Mr.
Date
openec;
ine
king
of
hearts
and
continued
with
the
ace
and
a
small
heart.
Mr.
Muz-;
y
lulled
tlie
third
round
and
after
some
thought
led
three
rounds
of
trumps.
When
the
suit
refused
to
break
3-3.
the
hand
really
fell
apart.
1949
A
K
Q
J
7
i
Ford
Custom
Deluxe
Fordor
Chevrolet
Style.
ine
Sedan
DcSoto
Custom
Sedan
I
1943
f
oiiililiuii
Immaculate
Al
1
Nniilll
(Mr.
M
ill)
a
aq
J
iii
H
7
S
I
A
7
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i
C
III
IJ
s
Tlie
liiililllllt:
N
L
S
W
1
C
'
Pass
1
S
Puss
a
8
Puss
3
S
Puss
4
S
All
pass
She
knew
Mr.
Muzzy
was
go-iiiK
to
play
the
hand
and
when
he
didn't
barije
directly
into
name
himself,
she
should
have
throughout
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1950
Ford
Vi-ton
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
I
OKU
-
MONARCH
DEAII'ltS
Prince
t
n
v.
the
terrible
circumstances
of
forced
labor
with
extreme
cruelty,
"
and
privation,
the
prisoners
wei'.'
lorced
to
build
a
413
kilometre
railway
the
long
hours
in
the'
fierce
sun
with
resultant
death,'
disease
or
complete
breakdown--
the
merciless
beatings,
the
com-'
plete
luck
of
medical
and
surgical
equipment.
Mad
with
disease,
tlie
Allied
prisoners
heard
the
shots
that
riddled
the
bodies
of
1
their
comrades.
j
Those
Japanese
ileiiioiistr.it-
i
ed
that
there
is
no
roiisidera-
1
tion
of
huiiia'iit
in
their
souls
bluntly
declared
the
speaker,
!
-going
m
to
describe
Incidents
I
of
"nauseating
hypocrisy.'
Culmination
of
the
experience
with
disease
came
the
ravage
of
the
Middle
Age
disease
of
cholera
Mr.
ivluzzy
s
only
nope
now
was
that
the
hand
with
the
remaining
.trump
also
had
five
clubs
a
'fairly
unlikely
chance.
He
led
to
dummy's
ace
of
clubs
and
continued
the
suit
but
Mr.
Dale
trumped
the
third
round
won
another
heart
trick
and'
then
played
the
queen
of
diii-
of
the
Act,
making
explanations
and
pertinent
observations
as
he
went
along.
The
new
regulations,
the
speaker
pointed
out,
had
mainly
lo
do
with
conditional
sales
in-eluding
1
instalment
buying,
pro-,
'
viding
for
minimum
down
payments,
minimum
installments
and
maximum
period
for
payment
completion.
I
Motor
vehicles
were
the
only
articles
in
which
trade-ins
could
be
included
as
part
of
the
minimum
down
payment.
In
all
other
articles
trade-in
proceeds
must
be
deducted
from
the
cash
pile--'
of
the
article
and
the
down
payments
and
inst
ailments
started
from
there.
Charge
accounts
were
not
affected
by
the
new
regulations,
the
assumption
being
that
tlie
sellers
would
judge
the
credit
risks
aud
not
permit
undue
buying
by
persons
who
would
bo
unable
to
pay.
!
monds.
Mr.
Muzzy
won
his
ace
but
that
was
his
last
trick.
He
j
had
to
lose
two
more
diamonds
;
'
I
.JtSfei
.m
m
lor
down
three.
'
A
kibitzer
made
the
true,
If
IV.
'
irritating,
statement
that
three
;
no
trump
was
cold
on
the
hand.
1
He
was
right
although
it
was
from
the
effects
of
which
hundreds
perished,
corpses
being
thrown
into
pits
and
burned
in
mass.
i
Then
came
the
bombings
with
,the
prisoners
of
war
deliberately,
placed
in
close
proximity
J.o
the,
military
,
objectives
the
tlesper-
,
The
matter
of
loans
also
cam.;
difficult
to
bid
and
depended
on
the
opposing
hearts
being
divided
4-4.
Another
pointed
out
tlie
fact
that
four
spades
was
also
mak-able.
He
suggested
that
Mr.;
'
Muzzy
should
have
discarded
a
small
diamond
on
the
third
trick
instead
of
trumping.
This
one
was
right,
too.
If
a
heart
were
led
to
the
fourth
trick
it
could
be
ruffed
in
dummy,
with
the
short
trump
holding
preserving
all
lour
of
Mr.
Muzzy's
trumps
for
extract
VAX
01
VLR
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcolin
Tuesday,
12
Noou
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEW4.KT
AND
POUT
SIMPSON
.Sunday,
Cumosun,
11
P
tn.
Kill
NORTH
(l
I
I
N
(
IIAIil.OTTi:
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcolin
March
2,
l(i
and
30
9
p
in.
Kill
SOI
Til
QIT.E.N
(
II
Mil
O
i
l
I'
ISLANDS
er.
Chilcolin,
March
9
and
23
in
for
discussion,
trie
speaker
describing
provisions
designed
to
prevent
people
from
circumventing
the
credit
regulations
by
simply
borrowing
money
and
paying
cash.
There
were
penalties
for
sellers
who
sold
goads
knowing
that,
there
had
been
circumvention.
;
The
credit
regulations
did
not
apply
to
individuals
making
private
tale
of
such
articles
as
'
"
vlRS'N'.t
rA
ft
-
.ysrMSE
M
ate
feeling
of
helplessness
and
futility
in
being
bombed
by
oneV
own
planes.
I
Those
days
of
1943
were
very!
dark
indeed
but
yet
there
were
touches
of
comedy
and
the
re-,
lieving
of
feelings
by
Ingenious
entertainment
the
reminiscing
on
the
past,
the
Intense
liopesj
for
the
future
which
kept
men'
from
going
completely
mad.
Amputations
with
butcher's
saws,
operations
with
bayonets
and
bits
of
tin,
extraction
of
teeth
with
automobile
pliers
und
,
the
crudest
of
anaesthetics,
and
I
antiseptics,
were
part
of
the
prim
story.
"It
was
a
grizzly
business
but
somehow
we
stuck
it
out.
And
ing
the
opponents
spanes.
u
any
other
suit
were
led
at
trick
four.
Mr.
Muzzy
could
win
and
take
10
tricks
four
spades,
one
diamond
and
five
clubs.
For
Action,
Advertise!
.
9
p
III.
I
HANK
J.
SKINNIMl
Prince
Rupert
Auent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5f8
t"'
household
goods
or
motor
cars
which
they
had
owned
over
six
months.
Any
financial
arrangements
could
be
made
In
these
c?ses.
The
speaker
also
pointed
out
articles
exempted
from
the
credit
regulations
such
us
Bibles,
aids
to
overcome
physical
Infirmities,
fuels
of
ail
kinds,
coffins
and
tombstones,
military
uniforms,
uniforms
for
hospital
and
professional
workers,
building
materials,
house
trailers.
Having
been
introduced
by
P.
II.
I.inzey,
Mr.
Brown
was
thanked
for
his
address
by
President
R.
II.
Parker
.
Maurice
Brydaes,
representing
Albert
&
McCaffery.
Percy
Welter
and
Tommy
Boulter
were
welcomed
as
new
members
of
the
Association.
I
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ase
refrain
from
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inr.ertion,
miniiiiuin
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Me.
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Notices
50c.
Cards
of
UMK.
Fuiielal
Notices,
Marriage
and
Eniiageiiicnl
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sai.i:
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or
displayed
by
the
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Control
Boardor
by
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NATIONALLY
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FOR
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gear
ami
marine
clutch
$175.
complete.
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Klaet-llilth,
tlen.
Del
Prince
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'WANT
TO
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of
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Clark
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National
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Hlue
RIB.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
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B.C.
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Room
in
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hi
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or
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p.m.
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FOR
SALE
2
White
trucks,
tandem
dual
drive.
'.IIIO
rubber,
214
w
heelba.M'.
Worked
3
months.
Terms
Aonlv
Albert
Houston.
IXiw.son
Creek.
B.C.
W
FOR
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1042
Chev
tan'I
station
wagon,
eood
condilion.
SIihi
uo
Plione
Hlue
712
or
call
at
218
Bill
East.
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$'.!25.
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after
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vacuum
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and
felt,
3
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.suite.
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tables,
bedroom
suite,
Singer
Sewing
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4
sculler
rows,
radio.
2
standing
lamps,
dinner
set,
lawn
mower.
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rvlinders
heads,
pistons
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4
seasons,
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503
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WATCH
REPAIRS
-r'rompt.
et-ficlent
service,
George
i
ook
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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NTKACT()ltS
PLUMBING
and
HE
ATI
NO
Sheet
metal
work.
Tar
ijiin
eravel
roofing.
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SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
II.
G.
IIELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96
Evenings
Black
899
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ririll
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FOR
RALE
One
garaee.
Will
deliver
it
erected
for
$150
00
or
bf.st
offer.
For
information
phone
Blue
508.
.
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FOR
SALE
Mode
D.
Johnson
10
h
o
outboard
motor,
in
good
condition.
Plume
Green
Wesl
Pliane
543.
Letouriiea'
t,fi
and
So,
is
rooK
call'
SiiiiH1'
ACCOUNTAM'S
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Roles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSriTAL
A.
T.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
ROY
SHAND,
C.A.
353-3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
21
13
Phone
P,8
62,i-
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PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Ineonif
FOR
RAI.E-New
and
used
fur-
J'-x
specialist.
S
O
j.;
niture.
hardware
and
clothing
I
Stone
Building.
Red
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
!
..
B.
C.
Furniture.
3rd
Ave.
W.
ItliAI.
ESTATE
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
steel.
met
Meb'l
1
'c,
fllllVI'l.
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tililiT
..
FOR
SALE
Coal
and
wood
'
FfR
RALE
I.arce
4
wartime
NOW!!
FRENCH
FRY
AUTOMATICALLY
.
with
o
$345
Just
one
control
to
set
and
your
"FRYRYTE"
deep-frys
any
food
to
perfection.
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
neaiei
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Bill
East.
162)1)
I
crete
walks
Newlv
nalnled
and
decorated
$2.000
00
down
balance
as
rent.
Arms!
rone
Ancii-eies.
Phone
342
or
207
cvtrs.
t
Ii2c
'
inH.
niur
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
niock
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
FOR
SALE-Chrvsler
Crown
110
h.p.
3V-1
reduction
murine
motor.
Recondition
like
new.
Marine
General
Repairs.
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HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
.
lis
branches
204
4th
Street.
Phone
055
coLUssrs
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finc.nt
In
Musical
Instruments
TIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
41
h
St.
Ph.
Black
389
FB
FOR
SALE
5-room
house
fullv
-
f
nvrill.fut
111
in
nil
IS
Vr.l'r
FOR
RALE
House
trailer
on
from
post
of
fire.
Apply
Box
56
FOHKI'
ils'.'lCS;
N'!?'s-'
Ftin'"1.,1;,1';
new
chassis
interior
uniui-1
Dailv
News.
in.'i''
Lshed.
1235
Park
Ave.
ip.
j
-
I
HOI'SE
WANTED
VnVt
QAT
V
nr!i-,r.Y
cnilrt
i
-
complete.
spriiiR
filled
mat-,
HAVE
ItUYER
lor
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lili:,.!
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-
plume
Wartime
We
niso
neeo
im'"
more
llsliiitt.s
For
prompt
m-sneclion
and
action
'"J,01",
Armslrmie
Anencies
at
34J
or
,,C
t
Fire
ond
Frost
Proof
Storage
for
Rent
Central
Locat
ion
Phone
422
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
PAPERHANGINO
Phone
Blue
961
nox
1819
241
West
5th
Avenue
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Sendee
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Rox
1826
For
genuine
parts
and
wrvleit
phone
or
write
above.
FOR
RALE
Wick
burner,
pood
I
condition.
Call
at
533
7th
West
i
eveninns.
(02pi
41
(62c)
zui
i
eves.
i.
7ii
Phone
210
Stewart,
H.C.
Trince
Rupert
I
FOR
RALE
One
fl-hole
ice
WANTED
4
to
fl-ronmed
house
cream
freezer,
and
one
4-holel
bv
Celanese
worker
furnish
A-l
shape.
Phone
Blue
818
63c
I
preferred.
Phone
178.
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