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in
lint,
y;w
m.
mmy
v
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The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
December
29,
1U53
South
Korean
Foreign
Minister
Assails
India
For
PoW
Report
i
V
PANMUNJOM
i
Sout'i
Ko-
Communist,
charts
are
fully
!
le's
fcreim
minister
to
jay
as-
1
founded."
I
sallec
J"dia
f01:
bc,nB
l
The
Communists
were
back-
ed
over
to
the
political
conference
for
disposition.
Negotiations
toward
setting
up
2
political
conference
are
at
a
standstill.
hi
j
repon
iai,u,g
sou
n
n-orea
lor
lng
away
from
a
Korean
politl-sabotaging
.he
explanations
to
ca
conference
because
it
would
The
United
Nations
command
uuiy
war
piisuiH-rs.
i
thn
makt,,h.
release
rf
un
I:
f
we
-re
not
surprised.
For-
repatriated
prisons
Jan.
22
"look
!
maintains
the
armistice
pro-
cign
Minister
ryun
Yung
T?.l
une
faulty
procedure.-
I
vides
that
all
unrcpatriaU-U
shia.
oecaii.se
we
know
India
th.
Prs...mi.u
hiv,
.,
PnW
he
released
as
civilians
I
f
if
2
Me
wllh
thc
Communists
mart
nuinbim
that
'ftr
so
Jan.
22
or
30
days
after
the
ex-
or'
i
It
on
all
Important
Issues."
di
ys
of
explanations
any
pris-!
planation
period
wmcn
ended
c
nor
remaining
should
be
turn-j
Dec.
23.
Pvi
n
s
attack
was
the
blow
of
rn
expectr
n-'n
f
t,fr
sn
'AS
Korean
thunderclap
against
In
Britain's
Defence
Spending
Centres
on
New
Equipment
ula
s
iifuiiamy
m
uie
loueny
prisoner
si'uition.
Indii.
rhiirman
p"er
of
tl.i'
five-country
rcpitrlntion
o.,.-miosion.
sir'ed
with
Folnnd
and
Czechoslovakia
in
a
majority
report
tfnt
ar-useri
5!:u
n
Korea
of
controlling
compuundn
000.000
.is
tbbed
for
develop
X
RO
EVANS
LONDON
KD-Cackcu
ment
of
air
power.
In
August
tne
I
wraps
come
oil
the
wonii
s
fust
,
housing
more
than
22,000
antl
defence
budget
of
1.836,000,000,
jet
bomber,
the
V
Communist
North
Korean
and
:
Biuam
in
1
tb3
went
shopping
for
'
",,
rhino.o
ir
ltritnn
i
-
u...
AVTO
V
Ull
all.
Foreign
experts
envied
super
v.....v.o
line
ot'st
eapuns
iivtiiiiiuic
iu
Only
a
small
number
of
th?
equip
her
fighting
forces,
swollen
;
inU-Rcd
prisoners
ever
met
tu
a
peacetime
peak,
i
Communist
persuasion
teams
in
(
0ct
x
,he,.e
were
863.900
sonic
jets
such
as
the
Super-marine
Swift,
the
Oloster
Javelin
L
a,
5
r
'
V""1
s-,-
'J
.St'BJFCT
TO
RATII'K'ATION
by
striking
mem
oers
of
the
United
Steciworkers
of
America
;
(CIO-CCL),
a
basis
has
been
reached
for
settle
merit
of
the
strike
which
began
14
weeks
ago
at
.
Hollinger
mine,
Canada's
largest
gold
producer,
at
Timmins,
Ont.
The
agreement
was
reached
i
by
'these
officials
at
a
Toronto
meeting:
standing,
left
to
right:
William
Mahoney,
assistant
'
Canadian
director
of
the
USWA;
national
direc
tor
C.
H.
Millard;
Eamon
Park,
legislative
director
and
the
Hawker
Hunter
at
the
i
Farnborough
air
show
in
Sep-
k
:
tember.
TV)
SH
OE
f
kA.NES
bring
a
Canadian
National
Railways
loci
!
of
the
union,
and
P.
C.
Finlay,
Hollinger
secre
tary
and
general
counsel.
Seated
are
Ontario's
iihp
mmp
nintnrit.v
chii
chief
conciliation
officer,
Louis
Fine
i
left,
and
Labor
Minister
Daley.
!
A
minority
report
by
Sw
t
h
!
vice
v.....0
schenVe
--
and
23.B0O
fiiling
out
;
,
ThrVy
"f
T
bUm
'
the
HMVm
harbor
The
Com
Com-
edpn
i
women-S
aervices.
More
than
gfi
C
"
Natal
oT-'"taw.h
8"h
ttf
Whe"
a
W00den
'
C7tfr
more
--
;td
re.d,
ta
-i
'
f'
"3-ton
weight.
The
engineer
and
fireman
were
Ior
a
weather
eve
on
thr
nuge
;
and
Switzerland
blamed
STlflDY
ICEBKEAKER
munist
explanation
teams
drawing
out
the
interviews
;
SU,L
of
some
400
Russian
submarines,,,
i
sometimes
as
long
as
five
hours.
1
About
20
per
cent
of
the
total
,
concent;ated
on
production
of
t
Newcomers
to
Canada
in
'53
May
Exceed
Number
Last
Year
'
ST.
JOHNo
:.;.d.
(CP)
The
j
mhaling
ship
Finback
has
been
1
'
Chartered
to
a
paper
company
at
Corner
Brook
for
ice-clearing
operations
in
the
Humber
arm
Crils
winter.
The
small
but
sturdy
'
'
haler
is
skippered
by
Capt.
George
Bugge
with
a
crew
of
12.
;
NEW
YEAR'S
EVE
Late
Sh
ow
1
1
:30
p.m.
r.un
iuiu
a
jic
uuiiicicin-c
'f."""b
"
---
ip.t
trigates
ana
ann-suDmar-
in
Seoul
that
he
does
not
know
Britain.
The
rest
were
scattered
,
(ne
vessos
what
went
behind
the
through
Europe,
the
Middle
ast
I
on
prison
,
At
lJje
sajne
,,;i,e
tiierc
was
an
compounds
in
the
neutral
zone
and
Asia.
u."me
;
eabii.o
tonsiruction
oi
air-
but
added:
"I
do
not
think
the!
One
of
the
bigger
Items
on
the
uan'jncre,
txisung
iiat
tops
Arrivals
from
the
United
Kingdom
for
the
second
straight
year
showed
an
increase.
In
the
first
10
months
a
total
of
40,990
came
from
the
United
Kingdom
compared
with
36.637
I
defence
bil
1
was
C100,000.0u
ear-
MEDICAL
TE
V
.I
raplU)y
bulll
up
tru;ir
compie-
.
KENTVILLE,
N.S.
(CP)
Dr.
!
marked
for
defence
research,
up
.
awM
ot
jet
p4.nes.
cerlt'
from
I952'
John
Quinlan
and
his
wife.
Dr.
i40
Per
In
October,
marine
experts
Helen
Quinlan,
have
passed
their
j
.
10
trie
army,
wun
a
sireiiKi"
j
were
invited
to
inspect
the
new
By
KEX
KELLY
Canadian
Prpss
stall
Writer
OTTAWA
(CP)
Newcomers
to
Canada
this
year
are
expected
to
exceed
the
number
who
arrived
'n
1952.
Final
figu.es
v.-.i
not
be
available
for
some
time
but
estimates
indicate
that
the
total
will
easly
pass
the
164.498.
mark
of
last
year.
This
year's
arrivals
will
boost
to
more
than
900,000
the
in
a
similar
period
last
year
and
j
examinations
for
specialists'
cer-
j
of
445,900.
went
581,000.000
est
gas
turbine
engine,
the
RAKiO.
it)
1
1
P'i
I
I
25.058
in
1951.
ihe
increase
of
i
tification
from
the
Royal
College
i
In
the
re-equipping
campaign.
;
Navy
otliciais
estimate
the
tur-
10
per
cent
in
19o3
compared
j
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
of
biggest
news
was
the
announce-!
bine
is
capable
of
driving
a
fri-with
an
increase
of
46
per
cent
Canada.
Both
are
employed
atiment
in
September
that
a
new
gate
at
35
knots.
On
the
Screen
.
.
.
ANN
GIIERIDAN
-
JOHN
LUND
in
"JUSTACROSS
THE
STREET"
On
the
Stoge
...
I
IKST
PIHI.IC
APPEARANCE
IX
CANADA
"THE
ITALIAN
FOUR"
Also
CRAZY
AUCTION
last
year
the
Nova
Scotia
banitorium
herejtiink,
the
Caernarvon,
faster,
October
also
bi
ought
the
sec-
in
uns
caiegury,
arrivals
uom
;
heavier
ana
Deuer
armorea
man
0ild
expiosion
of
a
British
atomic
Entrianfl
nnd
Irrhinrl
were
ni?hpr
'
oa
nt
tua
,.ir.
tim
fQmo-i
r'onturinn
hnri
hen
,
.
t,,
mimnpr
nf
immwrant.
admittnri
7C
.
.7
P
v-,,cl
"
KrI
"-c""
c
l'"'H
,
'
'"
.
oomo
on
vne
woomera
range
111
Canadl
ITe
Lha?
3
Z'u
,rom
and
Prduced
in
Canada
developed.
Australia.
A
third
bomb
he
end
of
the
.
o
.
.
...
"lc
111
!
ocotiand
and
wales
down.
i
u
made
from
wood.
I
Almost
as
much
money
548
secona
wona
war.
Entr.es
llVi
H1C1
LI
,UIU
Oct.
26.
The5
total
for
the
first
10
;
pean
countries
were
seven
per
Supply
Minister
Duncan
Sandys
announced
in
August
that
Britain
possessed
guided
missiles
capable
of
travelling
2.000
miles
an
hour
at
heights
of
50.0000
feet.
months
of
the
year
the
latest
!
cent
higher
in
this
period
at
figures
available
show
that
61
,5C8
compared
with
57,472.
The
H3.722
were
admitted.
A
total
of
j
largest
increase
was
among
Ger-194.391
entered
in
1951;
73.912
'
man
immigrants
30.793
corn-in
1950;
95,217
in
1949;
125.414
pared
with
25.307
Dutch
im-
Admissions:
Orch.,
all
scats
63c
I.o:m.
all
seats
7"c
TICKETS
NOW
ON
SALE
l
j
TTP
)
i
CAPITOL
t-amfH$
Tlaji-rs
Theatre
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Critical
Player
Hinders
Self
as
Well
as
Partner
!
in
1948;
64.127
in
1947
and
71.719
I
misrants
dropped
slightly
to
i
in
1946.
i
ia.193
frcm
20.160.
;
The
pattern
for
ihe'
first
four
:
Entries
from
the
United
Slates
SCREEN
FLASHES
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
months
of
1953
indicated
a
sharp
dropped
one
pr-r
cent
at
7,796
decline.
.
However,
the
tempo
in-
:
from
7.904
while
entries
from
creased
steadily
during
the
fol-
I
other
countries
ehowed
a
23-lowing
months.
-
.
:
per
cent
decline
to
33,968
from
This
pattern
was
the
result
of
j
44.223.
Among
the
decreases
in
the
first
'full
year
in
operation
of
I
tne
Jatter
category
were
Italians,
a
new
policy.
The
aim
is
to
bring
down
17,428
frcm
18,260,
and
immigrants
to
Canada
in
the
'
Poles,
down
to
2.746
from
5.115.
late
spring,
summer
and
earlv
One
of
the
by-products
of
belaboring
your
pari-
LONDON
iReuters)
The
Bri-;
tkV.
tKautra
.r..ilrin,t
ho
thn
rt
Itanc
v
unn
ILYNN'UHARA..
npr
with
criticism
On
PVerV
(lea.!
is
that.
thrOUdh
!
sumo
u
artnfa
retired
at.
Kit
AGAINST
V
ATI
71Jlf:S
TS-
'
V
.
v
"j
!
embarrassment,
bewilderment
or
just
plain
resent.
I
ywor
do
j
1
ment,
partner
will
continue
to
play
well
below
hist
mature"
actresses
in
their
eos;
'
j
1
iall
months
when
it
is
easier
to
establish
a
new
home
and
find
a
job.
Bomber
Coach
Now
Free
Agen
rtllU
I
US
tS
ICJJJUIiniUIC
1U
tJlL
,
success
of
at
least
five
hit
shows!
MOKE
I-ROM
U.K.
usual
par.
Another
angle,
ofton
over-
fdt
M
ANTHOKT
0U1NN
Aua
umi
mm
uit
a
-1
hui
YOU
CAN
DEPEMD
ON
CAPITOL
ALSO
.
bm.lv
may
an!)
orch.,.
""
"""""mam
and
paw
Shows
at
7
and
9
p.m.
Whrn
kidneys
fml
to
rrtnove
exocaa
wid
nd
wtca,
twek-cWe,
tired
feeiint.
disturbed
real
ofteti
follow.
iJO'i.i't
Kidney
Pi
tin
(tubulate
kidueyi
to
A
fAMOl
S
PLAYERS
1IIEATRI
North
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
M-tll
Ml"
Krush)
'
54
J
7
H
A
1
D
A
J
10
6
5
-
C
A
10
(Mr.
Ilitlr)
(Mr.
Alwl)
68
4
S
K
Q
10
9
4
ft
J
8
S
4
H
Q
10
3
D-K
8
D
Q
7
C-
7
S
4
3
C-U
8
2
'
ttiltll
'
4
Olr.
(
Iiiiniploii)
.
S
A
S3
H
K
t
2
r
9
4
3
a
c
k
j
e
The
btclcllng:
North
ut
South
Wwt
ID
IS
I
NT
Pass
now
playing
in
London.
At
the
headj
at
the
moment
Is
i
Gladys
Cooper,
.65.
a
better
ac-
tress
now
than
when
she,
-w(U)
j
the
toast
of
the
town
40
jc.ir's
j
ago
and,
some
long-memoried
:
old-timers
say,
just
as
good
looking.
j
Miss
Ccoper
generally
is
re-i
garded
as
personally
responsible
'
lor
the
sucoekss
.
of
fcWynyard
Browne
s
"A
yutation
o
Fact."
She
docs
not
appear
"
till
hall-
way
through
the
second
aot,
out
I
then
carries
the
play
triumph-
antly,
with
co-stars
Pamela
i
brown
and
Paul
Schoficld
tag-j
ging
along.
normal
dity,
Yot,
(pfl
bet'fr
slrrr,
letter,
work
Ixiut.
(-1
l)Ma
t
tiiy
-
drug
offv.
Vim
kui
4uud
(Mi
Iknid
't.
WINNII'EG
(CP
Fiery
George
locked,
is
that
the
wordy
cri'ic
i
Traf
ton
now
is
a
free
agent
and
is
so
busy
criticizing
that
he
!
will
be
able
to
dicker
with
foot-
I
himself
is
often
guilty
of
care-'
ball
clubs
in
Canada
and
the
less
error'
i
United
States.
In
today's
deal
if
Mr.
Cham-
I
'iiaflon
and
Winnipeg
Blue
pion
had
paid
more
attention
;
Bombers
came
to
their
official
!
to
his
cards
and
less
to
bawling
i
parting
Monday
in
a
statement
i
out
his
partner
for
her
raise
to
issued
by
Tratton
and
Bomber!10
no-trump,
he
could
have
president
Karl
Sloeomb
at
the
j
vve
his
contract,
club's
annuak
meeting.
Mr.
Dale
opened
ttle
clfiTVt-
of
Terms
of
the
settlement
give
j
spades
and
Mr.
Champion
saw
Trafton
a
full
salary
of
$12,500
i
at
a
glance
that
there
was
very
for
the
1954
season.
lit
tie
chance
for
nine
tricks.
Trafton,
who
took
the
Bomb-(Even
if
he
guessed
thc
location
ers
to
the
Grey
Cup
final
this
!
of
thc
queen
of
clubs
correctly,
M-.ir
sun
"
ve
hid
a
contract!
he
h
id
only
six
winners
outside
up
until
now
and
didn't
feel
free
'
of
the
diamonds.
And
since
Mr.
to
negotiate
with
other
clubs,
I
Aocl
had
overcalled
and
Mr.
therefore
I
have
nothing
lined
I
Calp
had
passed
throughout,
up."
surely
the
former
had
either
;
the
king
or
queen
of
diamonds,
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Beyond
Comparison
GLENAYR
KITTEN
SWEATERS
2
NT
Ps
3
NT
All
pass.
1
ve
"inn
inuuKin
ui
reiir-
:
ing,
sne
aamits.
out
anomer
Y
MAKING
AS
THE
OLD
YEAR-
i
j
fSssfs.
FAoes
into
jSxpi
he
might
have
won
the
second!
play
comes
along
that
I
like
and
spade.
After
all,
If
Mr.
Dale
had
I
so
I
go
on."
started
with
three
spades,
then
I
Dame
Sybil
Thorndlkc.
on
the
Mr
Abel
would
have
only
four1
other
hand,
has-"never
thought
and
tho-
defenders
could
never
I
of
retiring."
win
more
than
three
tricks
In;
Thousands
ot
theatre-goers
the
suit.
1
are
fiookmg
to
see
Dame
oyon
More
important,
if
Mr.
Cham-'
in
N.
C.
Hunter's
"A
Day
at
the
Th"
GLENaYR
is
made
of
B
lofter-than
-soft
Lamb.swool,
lull
fashioned,
moth-proofed
and
shrink-proof.
Priced
from
possibly
both.
Angrily
denouncing
his
partner
for
raising
his
no-trump
bid
on
an
"absolute
minimunV
LAST
NIGHT'S
IGHTS
By
The
A.(x.aletl
Press
Brooklyn
Georgie
Benton
154,
Philadelphia,
outpointed
'
Mr
Champion
automatically
pion
naa
piayea
his
ace
of
bea,
"
in
which
she
stars
with
ouu
Junes,
ioo'4,
uaKianci,
uaiii.,
I
ducked
the
111st
two
rounds
of
spades
at
trick
two,
Mr.
Dale
i
her-husband
Sir
Lewis
Casson,
$6.95
to
$9.95
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
e
1
r
4
1U
,
,
1
spades.
Mr.
Abel
winning
the
would
have
had
no
opportunity
Holyoke,
Mass.-Harry
Whitey
first
trick
with
the
nine
antl
j
to
ditch
his
king
of
diamond-Smith,
126
'2.
Brooklyn,
out-
,
the
second
with
thc
king.
,
At
trick
three,
Mr
Champion
pointed
Bobby
Courchcsnc,
127
'
At
trick
three
the
queen
or
could
have
led
a
small
diamond
Chicopee,
Mass.,
8.
j
spadcs
was
Icd
and
Mr.
Da!,
Mr
Dalc
put
lhe
kl
,lhus
had
tnc
0pportunity
for
a(ne
tricK
C0Ud
be
conccd(,d
tj
WHL
STANDINGS
!
beautiful
play.
He
discarded
the
him.
If
he
played
the
eight
of
king
of
diamonds.
Now.
no
mat-
diamonds,
Mr.
By
The
Canadian
Press
Champion
could
!ter
how
Mr'
CnamPn
P'ayed
,
put
dummy's
w
l
t
p
a
pt9
up
ace
and
return
THE
"CHICK
A
BOOM"
JAMBOREE!
Four
top
recording
Hart
light
up
th
Krenl
f
and
with
Sir
John
Gielgud
and
bir
Ralph
Richardson.
Her
old
rival.
Dame
Edith
Evans,
65,
is
not
in
a
play
at
the
moment.
The
muddle-headed,
stylish
mother
in
T.
S.
Eliot's
"The
Confidential
Clerk"
Is
Isabel
Jeans,
62.
French-born
Yvonne
Arnaud,
61,
long
a
London
favorite
In
light
comedy,
is
wonderful
In
"Dear
Charles."
One
of
thc
oldest
actresses
is
Helen
Haye,
79,
who
was
t.j
brightest
thing
about
thc
play,
"Anastasia,"
before
It
closed
recently.
She
also
appears
regularly
on
television.
1
145
5
104
104
45
"
"imsuil.
tuner
way,
Mr.
Dale
92
45
Mr.
Abei
from
getting
in
with
1
would
win
his
side's
diamond
5
120
128
39
;
the
queen
of
diamonds
to
cash
;
trick
a
nd
he
would
have
nn
21
14
20
12
17
IS
17
13
14
21
12
20
Calvary
Vancouver
N.
West.
Saskatfion
Seattle
fcdmonlon
Victoria
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
4
105
98
38
I
the
rest
of
his
spades.
1
other
4
113
130
32
1
...
1
.
.
winners
to
cash
and
no
to
reach
his
partner's
rfUOSE
129
I'll
1ft
'
vljailll-'lUll
3
WlIliMllft
nnj
12
1
8
5
94
io7
29
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gone
in
the
right
direction,
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