Far
East
War
Gol
Bird
Baa
In
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
27,
1950
Many
Enjoy
,
Nurses'
Dance
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Easley
Blackwood
Britain
FightSjSpile
of
Weather
Magnificent
Is
Back
in
Halifax
On
Saturday's
hand.
Mr.
Dale.
thP
w,
forgot
himself
for
a
moment
and
put
in
a
shaky
overcall.
He
paid
for
it
to
the
tune
of
300
points
and
his
opponents
couldn't
have
made
more
than
a
small
partial.
Mr.
Dale
took
sortie
pretty
heavy
abuse
from
his
partner,
Mr.
Champion.
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING,
She
TAILOR
220
Sixth
Rt
Thone
C49
Guerrilla
Band
In
Malay
Jungle
KUALA
LUMPUR
Malaya
(Reutersl
The
war
Britain
haV
been
fighting
in
Malaya
for
the
(last
two
years
is
one
without
a
front
line.
It
has
few
pitched
battles.
It
tores
biiefly
around
an
isolated
rubber
plantation,
a
tin
mine
ideep
in
the
jungle,
a
village
In
a
enuring.
Out
of
the
tropical
forest
come
the
"faceless
men"
the
enemy
-
dressed
in
black
or
jungle
green,
urmeu
wan
lines,
mhyc
and
tommy-guns.
)
A
few
hours
later
they
fade
again
into
the
green
undergrowth,
leaving
behind
the
biasing
wreck
of
a
rubber
store,
the
bullet-ridden
bodies
of
European
planters,
the
harked
corpses
of
Chinese
who
would
not
cooperate.
How
many
they
are,
even
who
they
are,
no
one
knows
for
sure.
But
for
two
years
they
have
tied
down
British
and
Malayan
forces
vastly
superior
in
numbers
and
equipment,
and
the
acts
of
ter-
loi
ism
are
increasing.
It
is
re-
ported
,luH.h,tinMH(.Mnrvt,.
that
"Incidents'
'in
Octo
ber
totalled
more
than
500.
They
began
soon
after
the
end
of
the
war.
After
three
years
of
Japanese
occupation,
most
of
the
peninsula's
heterogeneous
popu-
lation
was
glad
to
see
the
British
back.
I.ONC
PENIN'Sl
LA
A
happy
evening
was
enjoyed
by
200
guests
on
Friday
in
the
auditorium
of
the
Canadian
Legion
when
the
graduate
nurses
of
Prince
Rupert
held
their
anna'
ball.
Guests
were
welcomed
by
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement,
R.N
superintendent
of
nurses,
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
and
j
Miss
Betty
Hood,
R.N.
D.
C.
Stevenson
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies.
Music
was
by
Andy
McNaughlon.
j
The
program
was
interspersed
If
by
novelty
dances.
Miss
Mary
Crawford,
R.N.,
accompanied
by
I
Miss
Dorothy
Irvin,
R.N.,
mem-
hprs
of
the
local
hosuital
nursinar
i
staff,
delighted
the
audience
with
two
vocal
solos.
Refrpshments
were
serve,!
at
midnight.
Proceeds
of
the
dance
will
go
to
charities.
It
is
hoped
that
it
will
be
passible
to
make
this
an
annual
function.
HOW
TO
MUIVI
MUSCULAR
PAINS
Warm
affected
part.
Rub
in
warm
oil.
Keep
A
covered
.with
warm
flan
net.
At
druggists'
lor
85
ywn.
5T
2
i
!
1
;
!
)
I
I
j
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
FULLY
equipped
machine
shop,
1
located
near
Cow
Bav
Indus-
trial
area.
Property
includes
ouuding,
lot
and
complete
set-
.
w"eldmnbShmL
Ideal
ooeration
for
two
men.
MARCHAN5
SPACE
HEM
Convenieat
Economical
Hiph
mrfha:
efficiencj
VORTEX
TLii
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
The
Malaya
Federation
occu-
j
struck
by
an
automobile
on
a
peninsula
reaching
down
'
pery
street
here
Saturday
night.
i
'Jlasslfied
Ad"ertlslng
Is
payable
in
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds,
3c
per
word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notice
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices.
Kun
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
1
BROADWAY
Slvv;4ia'
Books
oaen
to
bona
fide
pur-
peninsula.
chasers.
Priced
far
below
re-
Tne
1947
population
of
alma3t
Terms'arraneed
For
full
'
de-
000.000
inluded
2,400.000
Mal-tiils
see-
Armstrong
Agencies,
ava.
1.880.0ro
rhinese.
530.000
Phone
342
leves.
Green
297).
i
Indians
and
9.600
Europeans.
Hours:
;:.(
,
For
tQke
home
ordersPhone
n
:
HALIFAX
H.M.C.S.
Magnificent,
aircraft
carrier,
and
des-j
troyers,
H.M.C.S.
Micmac
and
!
Huron,
arrived
here
today
following
an
extended
training
cruise
to
European
waters.
They
had
been
delayed
in
getting
in
on
account
of
the
severe
storm
I
which
swept
the
Atlantic
coast
during
the
week-end.
WORK
WANTED
RELIABLE
voune
woman
desires
housekeeping
in
home
where,
her
daughter
of
4'?
is
wel-,
come.
Good
home
more
important
than
high
wages.
Box
841.
Dairy
News.
(ltp.i
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YOU
hard
of
hearing?
i
Then
hear
ve!
Hear
ve!
With!
the
almost
invisible
Vibra-1
phone,
no
troublesome
batter-
j
ies.
cords
or
wires.
Onlv
$15.00.
,
Phone
Blue
414
between
6
and
8
p.m.,
or
write
Box
1541,
Prince
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B.C.
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I
WIN
THE
Monarch
Dream
Kitchen.
See
our
windows
fori
contest
rules.
MONARCH
FLOUR
NOW
AVAILABLE
AT,
BURNS
BEST
BUYS.
PHONE
755.
We
deliver.
(279c)
!
PHONE
YOUR
Fuller
Brush
Dealer
between
5
and
6:30
p.m.
at
Black
990
for
demonstration
of
our
Christmas
specials,
j
281p
j
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
cop-
ur
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543
call
629
6th
W..
City.
.
(tf)j
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J
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i
LOST
Camera
with
black
leatherette
case
Lost
on
Port'
Edward
bus
Plea.se
return
to:
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D!-
IfSiT'
Tar
u'o
Isfr.un
nnrtfi
sum.
of
monev
antl
nersonnl
naners
,
Uryentlv
needed
Reward.'
Phone
Blue
574
27f.pi
.
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WANTED
!
i
First
dav
to
lifetime
coverage
I
bv
cash
payments.
Offers
ex-,
(client
contract
and
earning
!
possibility
to
right
man
whoj
must
be
a
ilpterminprl
wnrkpr
.
Replies
confidential.
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to:
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hiartram
&
Cardom
Limited,:
v,..J,(!,o.WeTJsV,
HastinKS
lv
REAL
ESTATE
WANTED
3-bedroom
house,;
must
have
concrete
basement.!
furnace,
and
be
In
verv
sound
j
condition.
Have
cash
buyer
for;
such
a
home
in
good
location,!
See
Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
342.
(276c
1
1
Small
business
as
going
concern!
in
ex"fllent
downtown
Ioia-'
tion.
Full
urice
including
stock!
jnd
fixtures
onlv
$1
500
00
tor
information
or
inspection,
call
;
ROBERT
muntadok
z"
-
FOR
SALE-5
room
house
'
full
hnmm.t
r..-..
V.
.
-
,
"
ui
m
wiv
upc-
orai.eo.
glassed-in
.-
front
and
hack
porch.
1020
9th
East.
Black
394.
(277)
ACCOUNTANTS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income'
lax
specialist.
S
fl
Pur
Stone
Building.
Red
593
j
(20m),
IU'ILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS"
I
PLUMBINP,
anrl
UFA
tVm
n
1
Sheet
metal
work
Tar
nn:
f
ravel
roofing.
Call
629
6th1
West
Phone
543.
Letourneau
ana
sons.
Howling
northeast
gales,
blind
ing
snow
blizzards
and
unusual
ice
conditions
hampered
the
hunting
operations
of
Capt.
Bill
usoy
and
party
of
four
local
imrocls
who
returned
Saturday
fternoon
aboard
the
Fredelia
I
from
a
nine-day
trip
to
Hart-
ly
Bay
and
adjacent
waters.
A"
but
nille
(lavs
were
sPpnt
uaitiing
ice
or
waning
oui
siurms
out
of
three
clays
of
good
hunting
'at
Hartley
Bay,
Gllters
and
KaiUaway
Inlet,
Hawkesbury
Island,
eighteen
geese
and
751
Mallards
were
bagged.
Kildala
Inlet
was
completely
locked
and
the
effort
to
enter
i
there
was
given
up
after
two
inches
of
ice
was
encountered
with
three-quarters
of
a
mile
st
ill
to
en
I
.on?
Inlt
in
Gardner
Canai
was
also
frozen
up.
The
nartv
included
Joe
Scott.
Bill
Bussey.
Sam
Haugan
ami:
Jack
Lindsay
jr.
Weather
Unsually
Varm
Down
Coast
VICTORIA
Unusual
warm
weather
prevailed
over
the
lower
coast
and
throughout
British
Columbia
yesterday.
The
highest
was
68
above
in
Victoria
and
f
ha
ldit'aut
'Q
nhiura
tit
Di-inoa
""
a(W8t'
Thre
was
8
freezing
-
rain
in
the
Prince
George
district
last
night.
37th
Vancouver
Traffic
Fatality
VANCOUVER
Thirty-seventh
traffic
fatality
of
the
year
here,
James
Spence
was
killed
when
undor
government
controls?
the
guerrillas
would
lose
their
main
source
of
food
and
shelter
and
could
be
left
to
rot
In
the
jungle.
The
"Briggs
Plan"
began
to
operate
June
1.
Colonial
Secretary
James
Griffiths,
back
from
a
visit
to
Malaya,
told
the
House
of
Commons
June
12
not
to
ex-
ipect
quick
and
spectacular
re-
fiit
From
the
beginning
of
ths
emergency
until
the
end
of
July,
1,948
civilians
were
killed,
wounded
or
missing.
Of
these,
688
were
Chinese.
334
Malays,
139
Indians,
74
Europeans
and
19
Indonesians.
In
the
same
Deriod.
2.539
ter-
rorisU.
mostly
Chinese.
wer
kmed,
'wounded
,
or
captured,
Police
lost
445
killed
and
467
bounded.
Up
to
the
end
of
June
British
Army
casualties
numbered
113
killed
and
188
wounded
Keep
your
car
PURR-RFECT
ALL
WINTER
Get
our
COMPLETE
WINTERIZING
SERVICE
Cooling
Syttem
Fuel
Sylem
Ignition
Syttem
Electrical
Syrtem
Lubricant
We
do
a
complete
Winterizing
job
with
our
expert
service-men,
f
actory-apptuved
equipment,
methods
and
Genuine
Ford
Parts.
Save
time,
cold
weather
trouble
and
expense.
Drive
in
today,
let
us
check
and
adjust
your
car
for
safe,
trouble-free
winter
driving
Bob
Parker
Lid.
WANTED
WANTED
TOP
"ma
RKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scraD
Iron
steel,
brass,
cooper,
lead,
etc
Honest
eradir
PromDt
Dav-
ment
made.
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Iron
Si
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
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.
.
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.
East
dealer.
Neither
side
vulnerable.
Niirlll
(Mr.
riiuniiiii
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6
4
2
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10
6
4
3
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8
5
4
2
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(Mr.
X)
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(Mr.
Ali.l)
89
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8
3
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6
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9
8
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7
6
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10
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Niilltll
(Mr.
Dull-)
,
8
A
H
K
J
10
B
8
5
2
j
U
K
Q
J
i
C
3
,
The
bidding:
:;ist
mit!i
West
North
18
2
H
Ul)l.
Pass
'
Puss
A
few
hands
later
he
had
h'.s
revenge.
After
Mr.
Abel's
opening
1
oia
uiu
vi
oi
one
uiiv
spaae,
apuc,
Mr
Mr.
Laie
Ilafl
..
.i...
i
i
uie
values
lor
a
jump
overcau.
But
he
didn't
bid
three
hearts
or
double
for
a
takeout.
He
wanted
to
see
if
Mr.
X
still
had
his
killer
instinct.
In
a
meek
voice
he
bid
two
hearts.
,
Mr.
X
was
on
him
like
a
hungry
'
tiger
Double'
Murder
h.rkert
In
.h-
pv
,,f
M.
Chamulon.
pion.
And
Ana
this
tnis
time
time
we
we
.
...
n-ally
L-auy
can
can
t
t
blame
blame
the
the
fellow
fellow
tod
tod
much.
luch.
He
He
had
had
a
a
reallv
really
nitif
Pitiful
ul
cal-
col-.
.,;
,t
i
i
...
ki
irvwwn
ajiu
it
iuvjrcu
iu
mill
fiftc
two
hearts
was
down
a
million.
M.
X
crcned
the
nine
of
spades
break
number
one
for
1
r
THE
WORLD
OVER
FOR
ITS
;i
AGE
AND
MELLOWNESS
I
i
fir-v:
1
a
SZ'
r
I
f
kl
rnoouct
op
tear
lamb
s
J
t
v
niMiiMiiRif
mt
MAMMimuw
y
M
TWI
IMKKI(CM
Ml
IMVIMl
ill
H
niw
mkm
if
j
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Wl'
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(it
ntis
III)
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art
veim.nic.il
is
noi
published
....
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i
r.v
1iu..lo.,..l
l...
w.
.nh,.ju
uy
uie
iquur
utiiiirai
Btmrd
or
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
Prepare
For
WINTER
!
Check
your
Furance
and
Chimney
Now!
We
have
the
most
modern
vacuum
equipment
for
cleaning
furnaces
and
chimneys.
PHONE
884
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
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YOUR
FURNACE
FOR
SALE
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LLY
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i
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uraeanes:
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Maintenance
EauiDment:
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Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Granples;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockoile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifuaal
Pumns:
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tional
Draaline
ScraDers
and
B.ickets;
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
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Portable
Sawmills:
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Screens
and
Conveyors
Fall
inlormation
from
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tional
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'
tO
.303
BRITISH
calibre
Remington.
Savage
and
Winchester
P-14
bold
action
6-shot
.-port-ing
rifles
with
26"
barrel.
Excellent
condition
including
nicely
finished
walnut
stocks;
select
quality,
proof-tested.
-Price
only
$27.50.
If
not
satis-
lied,
return
rifle
at
our
expense
for
lull
refund.
Imme-;
diate
deliverv:
will
send
COD.
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catalogue.
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Order
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;
CLEARANCE
RAI.F.
303
Rifles.
onlv
$19.95.
Hi-powered
En-'
field
Model
P-14
with
built-in
6-shot
magazine.
Blade
fore-
sight,
rear.sight
with
ranges'
to
X
rknteedU
l-nnnric
u
mniiin
t
i,.n
ii.
I
h
r
f
order
$2
is
Protnot
shinineiit.
COD
HUNTERS
SUPPLY
COMPANY.
193
Sparks
St..
pt-!
taWa'
ntanu-
.
'
iliil
FOR
SAIE
Mew
etiest
errickl
1
beds
bedsToinnh't?
.
Mr.
Dale
As
vou
sep
if
h
ponents
failed
to
lead
spades
he
I
couldn't
entiit
dummy
to
take
th
spade
finesse.
Mr.
Abel
played
the
!
king
to
the
first
trick
and
Mr
Dale
won
with
the
ace.
He
then
!
led
the
nine
of
hearts
and
Mr
X
won
with
the
queen.
A
small
club
was
returns
.i
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
king
and
followed
with
the
ace,
which
Mr
Dale
ruffed.
He
then
drove
oui,
the
ace
of
hearts,
ruffed
the
club
i
return,
picked
up
Mr.
X's
remain-Ing
trumps
and
sp
ead
the
hand
:
conceding
a
trick
to
the
ace
ofj
diamonds.
Two
hearts
roubled
I
and
made
with
an
bvertrick.
Mr.
Chamrjion
swmwi
tn
mi-i
wii.
suit's
HiraK""
tt
.
,-
"jr.
t-ompiainea
mat
tnp
'd
master's
hand
was
much
too
''t-onif
for
a
simple
overcaU
"How
can
I
be
expected
to
win
Playing
with
partners
who
don't
know
a
lump
overcall
when
thv
Pe
onP?
ch-
11
haonened
to
turn
out
a11
riRnl
0,1
tnls
particular
hand,
but
usually,
etc..
rtc."
Mr-
Dale
knew
.
.
--
nm.
ru
n
ri
il
ui
t
tt
A
T2,.t
epologi(j..
But
"
there
was
w
a
a
sly
siy
Bnd
nnn
satisfied
sausnea
smile
smile
on
on
his
his
face
face
.as
as
he
he
entered
entered
his
his
ennui
game
nn
on
the
the
r?oie
pad,
plus
150
points
above
the
line.
"I
Just
like
to
c
eate
these
situ-ations
It's
fun,"
he
said.
He
was
thinking
that
when
the
tier's
m;etlte
was
whetted
a
little
that's
the
easiest
time
to
trap
him.
z
.
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f
or
Action,
Advertise!
Business
and
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER,
C.A.
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
324
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Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
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Waving
Beauty
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In
all
Its
branches
204
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'
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finest
In
Musical
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Monday.
Wednesday,
FrUlay
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ist
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733
5th
West
from
the
continental
mass
of
southeast
Asia
towards
the
Indo-:
nesian
Archipelago.
The
states
of
Thailand
and
Burma"
lie
to
the
north
and
running
down
into
the
narrow
neck
of
the
peninsula
to
the
northeast
is
Indo-Chlna.
The
Federation
covers
about
50,680
square
miles.
Its
capital
Kuala
Lumou
,
some
3()
miles
frcm
the
east
coast
and
about.
2oo
miles
northwest
of
SineaDore.
'
independent
British
colony.
that
occupies
the
"toe'
of
the
In
June.
1948,
the
British
auth-
rrities.
alarmed
by
the
sjiread
of
'
ttrrorWm,
declared
:
fctate.
of
emergency
throughout
the
whole
federation.
'
Malcolm
MacDonald,
British
commissioner-general
for
south-
'
ea.'
t
Asia,
said
the
capture
of
key
agitators
nan
ionea
a
tommuri-
i
modern
weanons
tn
arm
4
000.
British
forces,
consisting
of
about
a
division
when
the
terror-
1st
offensive
began,
were
ftrengthened.
Police
numbered
about
2C000.
THE
"I'.KIGGS
PLAN"
In
March
this
year
the
B
itish
government
appointed
ac
"stron;;
man",
to
co-ordinate
the
campaign
against
the
terrorists.
They
chose
Lt.-Gen.
Sir
Harold
Rawson
Briggs,
55-year-old
wartime
army
commander,
in
ths
Middle
and
Far
East.
He
formulated
the
widely-
publicized
"Briggs
Plan."
Its
details
have
never
"been
officially
made
'known,
but
Its
mainspring
was
understood
to
be
the
"dqmlna
of
populated
areas."
Securlty
forces
believed
the
lerrorisis
couiu
not
nave
neiu
uui
for
so
long
'.vithout
help
from
the
civilian
nonulatinn.
Thev
thnno-ht
this
help
came
mostly
from
300,-000
Chinese
squatters
scattered
throughout
the
peninsula.
If
the
squatters
could
be
gathered
into
permanent
settlements
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
MARIE
I
MARY
)
LOUISE
LEMIRE
find
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
TAKE
NOTICE
thirt
by
Order
ol
His
Honour
Judfte
W.
O.
Fulton,
made
the
22nd
day
of
Noembpr,
A
D.
1950.
I
wus
appointed
Admlnlstrutor
of
the
Estute
of
Miirle
(Mnry)
Louise
lc-mlre.
deceased,
late
of
Ocean
Falls.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
siild
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furniuh
BHme
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
De
cember.
A
D.
1!0.
after
which
date
(
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
1
then
had
no
knowledge,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
tn
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
22nd
day
of
November,
AD.
1950.
GORDON
P.
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(284)
ed
chest
of
drawers;
sewing;
the
continents
largest
Acni-machine:
kitchen
stoves:
heat-1
dent
nd
Sickness
Companies
now
to
guarantee
good
accom-,tion
modation
for
sprinir
and
sum-
Hanson
"Travel
Acents
"
3151
3rd
West.
PS
Prepaid
passages
readilv
arranged
"direct
to
Canada,
for
Immigrants.
OPPOUTl'MTIES
TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS
Due
to
increasing
demand
for
operators,
survey
is
being
made
to
secure
information
,
concerning
those
interested
in
becoming
railroad
tHe'jraph
onerators.
If
enough
interested
Darties
anolv
school
staffed
bv
competent.
exoerien?ed
instructors
will
be
established
In
downtown
Prince
Rupert.
Rates
reasonable,
in
keening
with
those
charccd
in
other
schools.
No
tuition
fees
re-nuested
or
accented
at
this
time.
Applv
Box
839.
D-niv
News.
(278)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Room
and
hoard
for
workini?
man
in
private
home
Phone
Red
140
or
fill
133-3
6th.E.
(281'
FOR
RENT
-2
room
aoartment
9ti0
First.
Ave
West
niiict,
coutile
wantedno
children.
Apolv
22J
5th
East.
(277p)
ers;
hardware:
colfce
tables,,
end
tables',
bedroom
suites;
scores
of
other
useful
furr.i-'
ture
at
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.1
-Furniture.
Black
324
(tf)!
FOR
SALE
Comfortable
trailer!
home
can
be
seen
on
First:
Ave.
West
Has
double
bed.
sin-
i
gle
bed.
heater,
built-in
cup-i
boards,
etc.
Price
onlv
$750
complete.
See
Armstrong!
Agencies.
Phone
342,
(
281c)
:
FOR
SALE
1950
Meteor
custom!
sedan
with
onlv
4700
miles,
finished
in
beautiful
metallic
Aioitie
blue,
mechanically
per-i
fpet
ind
in
showroom
cmdi-i
tion.
Phone
Blue
365
281
p
1
"
FOR
SALE
One
double
bedstead,
i
j
sorin?
and
mattress;
1
Beattv
washinur
machine:
1
tronlnq;
bonrd
1400
6th
Ave.
E.
Phone
Blue
821.
(278p)
!
FOR
SALE
One
single
cylinder
Norwegian
Union
25-3X
HP.i
seml-diesel.
for
stationary
Dower.
Aoo
v
KtHndnrrl
Mn.i
hi
cv
'
nine
iKJM
ur
piiune
ni'M'K
iu.
(278pi
.
.1
FOR
SALE
User!
doors
2'6"
x'
'".
Call
G29
5th
West.
Phone
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FRESH
Oolichan
grease
for
sale
See
B.C.
Furniture.
(tfc)
FOR
SAT.E
Nf-w
guitar
reasnn-able.
Black
035.
(276p)
REPAIRS
WATCH
REPAIRS
-
Prompt
efficient
service
Georee
Cook,
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
'
Stove
service
and
renairs.
O.
D.
Ronson.
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503.
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For
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ue
News
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AND
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elderly
MODERN
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?27
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Build:
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