THE
BELVEDERE
IS
STYLE
LEADER
OF
1954
PLYMOUTHS
STARTS
TOMORROW
U.S.PK5oner$Who
Helped
Communist
1H0
Uptors
I
o
be
Uusted
rrom
services
t
"My
views
may
be
extreme.
.
-
'if-
.
;J
By
EDWIN
B.
HAAKINSON
all
United
States
military
pris-WASH1NGTCH
(APi
In-
oners
in
Korea
who
co-operated
formed
Senators
indicate
that
with
their
Communist
captors
k
w
www
r
r&
4
'if
liiCA
IN
"
.
social
;
or
gave
false
confessions
will
be
!
quietly
ousted
from
the
services.
I
Legislators,
who
asked
not
to
5
i
Prince
Ruuert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
23,
1953
l
-
rw'
j.
i
-
-
iff
-,r-.
be
named,
said
the
ousters
will
be
based
on
individual
cases.
The
reported
Pentagon
prom-
but
I
believe
that
those
who
collaborated
and
the
signers
of
the
false
confessions
should
be
immediately
separated
from
the
service
under
conditions
other
than
honorable."
The
army
has
said
that
some
men
accused
informally
by
their
soldier
buddies
of
collaborating
with
the
enemy
have
already
been
released
from
service.
Wilson
has
said
the
cases
of
such
men,
and
of
those
known
to
have
given
false
confessions
about
suh
t
nines
a."
(term
war-
as
k
i
i
nrn
v
SONCS
!
ixe
that
those
who
broke
under
j
Communist
persuasion
or
tor
fMn
mm
twi
u
MOIM
mwt
mnii
mmmm
m
mtf
t
ax
mr
CMTaHT
tures
will
be
separted
from
the
service
may
head
off
a
potential
investigation
by
the
Senate
armed
services
committee.
Senator
Richard
Russell
iDem.
Ga.),
top
minority
mem-b""
of
the
armed
services
committee,
in
a
letter
to
Defence
Shows
ot
7
.
9:10
fare,
are
being
investigated.
Wilson
said
the
investigation
would
determine
"whether
.
.
.
!
there
has
been
an
unreasonable
I
failure
to
measure
up
to
the
standard
of
individual
conduct
TODAY
ONLY
stone
shield.
Interior
trim
and
upholstery
makes
full
use
of
the
latest
vinyl
materials
and
nylon
and
rayon
fabrics
to
achieve
complete
colour
and
design
harmony
with
the
car's
exterior
Plymouth
for
1954
are
available
in
three
series:
the
practical
Plaza,
the
distinctive
Savoy
and
the
style
leader
Belvedere.
The
longer,
more
graceful
lines
of
the
1954
Plymouth
Belvedere
hard
top
shown
above
are
accentuated
by
the
increased
use
of
new
chrome
trim
throughout
the
entire
length
of
the
car.
Ficah
styling
is
also
evident
in
the
extended
chrome
headlights
and
the
redesigned,
brighter
grille.
The
centre
bar
of
the
grille
sweeps
out
and
along
the
side
of
the
car
cuttinc
throiuh
a
Di'rDi'ndicular
MARl'IASu
q
LA
KTK7
Also
""'"'I
E
RIVM-
CAPITOL
A
Fimmm
Plavers
Thetirr
which
is
exDected
even
of
a
prisoner-of-war."
The
army
has
not
announced
the
bringing
of
charges
In
any
such
cases.
Secretary
Wilson
in
September
questioned
the
defence
department's
policies
on
former
prisoners
termed
by
their
colleagues
as
"progressives."
MOST
DIDN'T
CRACK
Commenting
that
a
majority
of
U.S.
military
personnel
withstood
Communist
cruelties
or
blandishments
without
cracking,
Russell
wrote:
how$
0
7
.
9:05
it'
A
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5
t
iTrty
Ends
Today
"THE
JUNGLE"
7
and
8:15
p.rrv.
"STOLEN
FACE"
Former
UBC
Professor
To
Sail
Seven
Years
In
Search
of
Data
on
Earth
s
Magnetism
terrestinl
magnetism.
As
things
stand,
magnetic
lines
of
force
can
be
measured
and
neutralized,
but
little
Is
known
about
how
or
why
By
ALAN
HARVEY
studying
tropical
storms
and
tak-
LONDON
0'
Backed
by
Cana-
'K
f'lms
of
waterspouts,
dlan
dollars,
a
Sibecia-boin
'
"It
sounds
dangerous,"
said
Dr.
scientist
sets
sail
this
week
to
Cwilong.
"but
actually
you
can
spend
the
next
seven
years
look-
:
V
0'-e
llose'
lney
nlove
so
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
they
came
into
existence.
One
J
'
recent
theory
attributes
regional
i
Skipper
Tells
Of
Worsl
Storm
In
24
Years
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.
9
When
the
1,200-ton
French
fishing
trawler
Vaillant
arrived
In
port
here
recently,
crew
members
told
an
adventure
story
that
ranked
with
the
most
nightmarish
tales
ever
recounted
in
St.
John's.
During
a
tornado
400
miles
southwest
of
Ireland,
a
mountainous
wave
struck
the
ship,
ine
at
oceans
to
find
out
why
the
siowiy.
magnetic
changes
to
"flow
movements"
In
the
earth's
molten
core.
J
The
seven-year
search
of
the
'seas,
if
successful,
should
add
much
to
current
thinking
about
I
Caught
in
trap
v
I
I
rf
clashing
emotion-
S
sJi
I
mm
marintr
conflict
X
I
,
I
earth
is
magnetic.
Versatile
Dr.
Bohdan
Medusa
Cwilong,
formerly
associate
professor
of
physics
at
the
Univer
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Snow
Togs
ad
dangerous
intrigue
4
jCA
faged
byt
them,
(
'
sity
of
British
Columbia,
once
paddled
200
miles
through
Poland
in
a
washtub,
This
time
he
plans
to
use
a
conventional
74-foot
yawl,
replaced
later
by
a
smaller
craft
now
nnderonstructioii
In
Vancouver.
Dr.
Cwilong,
whose
accom
j
swept
away
part
of
the
super
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
structure,
smashed
wooden
par
'
'la
MkjjMfcM
titions
in
the
officers'
quarters.
For
Boys
and
Girls
$7.95
$8.95
and
up.
flooded
the
crew's
quarters
with!
plishments
include
prize-winning
p'm
i;."v'
;
three
feet
of
water
and
swept
40
barrels
of
coal
off
the
deck.
j
Everything
above
deck
was
.
All
Ages.
warped
and
twisted
when
the
ship
put
in
here
for
repairs.
plays
in
blank
verse
and
a
run-
j
ner-up
spot
in
a
New
Zealand
!
national
chess
championship,
j
weighs
anchor
from
Hamble
in
j
Hampshire
today
or
Wednesday.
;
With
him
will
be
his
English;
wife,
Marie,
-and
five
assorted
l
crew
members,
including
a
chef
i
from
a
luxury
liner
and
a
16-
Selected
for
quality
with
an
eye
toward
economy.
All
colors,
too.
Ovcrcall
Looks
Weak,
But
Just
Sec
Results
Today's
Mr.
Truex
is
a
high-ranking
player
and
the
winner
of
many
tournaments.
His
vulnerable
overcall
against
nonvulnerable
opponents
looks
rather
thin,-
but
he
got
a
very
fine
result
on
good
dummy
play
plus
weak
defence
by
Mr.
Abel.
Capt.
Michel
Des.jardin
and
his
10-man
crew
from
Fecamp,
France,
told
of
the
chaos
during
the
remaining
17
hours
of
the
storm.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
year-old
ships'
boy,
Roy
Nash.
The
hand
is
from
a
team-of-
1
SEVEN-YEAR
SCHEDULE
I
Here
Is
Dr.
Cwllong's
schedule:
Three
years
in
the
Pacific,
cov-'ering
as
much
as
possible
of
an
"I
am
lucky
to
be
alive."
said
the
skipper.
He
had
lust
left
his
room
when
the
wave
struck,
carrying
away
the
sink
and
the
door.
t
The
ship
shivered
and
appear
and
when
it
Mr.
Truex'8
four
tournament
was
first
played
IT'S
TIME...
)
teainmates,
East
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
Noclh
(Mr.
Mutrr)
fi
A
7
3
H
8
7
1
D
8
2
C
K
"Hurrirane
llumm
holding
the
East-bid
and
made
five
plus
score
of
400
1
area
of
15,000,000
square
miles;
,
Two
years
In
the
Indian
Ocean,
West
cards,
clubs
for
a
6,000,000
square
miles;
Two
years
in
the
Atlantic,
j
ed
likely
to
founder.
After
sev-leral
tense
minutes
it
put
on
a
burst
of
speed
and
came
out
of
j
the
trouah
spilling
water
like
a
diving
sea
monster.
The
trawler
took
another
dip.
rose
laboriously
to
the
crest
of
a
wave
and
rallied
from
then
on.
Alifl)
i
4
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
'
today
to
instal
storm
windows
in
YOUR
house.
ALL
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MADE
TO
ORDFR
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD
points.
It
is
hard
to
criticize
Mrs.
Keen's
decision
to
double
the
one
heart
overcall.
She
had
practically
enough
for
an
opening
bid,
apparently
two
heart
tricks
and
a
singleton
in
her
partner's
diamond
suit.
Mr.
Abel,
with
a
minimum
K
10
B
J
8
6
3
3,000,000
square
miles.
"We
want
to
find
out
why
the
earth
is
magnetic,"
said
the
44-year-old
scientist.
"The
ocean
is
the
best
place
to
do
it.
because
there
we
are
free
from
the
interference
caused
by
(Mrs.
kmi)
(Mr.
hk
a
a
s
q
h
a
to
a
a
h-
I
7
l
A
t
A
10
6
4
I
C
U
ulll
Olr.
Trurk)
S
IO
6
H
-
K
y
J
S
4
D
44
J
0
6
a
C
7
The
bidding:
Euit
fckimn
Writ
tO
1
tl
.
1I.
215
First
Avenue
West
Capt.
Desjardin
said
he
had
never
sern
such
a
storm
In
24
years
at
sea.
Phone
M09
J
opening
and
a
lone
heart,
might
TOTE.
land
masses."
The
irst
stop
will
likely
be
Evenings
7
and
9
p.m.
Matinee
Sot.
2
p.m.
have
taken
the
double
off
with
Lisbon,,
then
Madeira
and
the
a
bid
of
two
rluhs
Anvwnv
hi.
A
FlMOI
Ji
PLAYERS
TOUT!
North
All
pman
w;
vhh
spades
and
Mr.
AbcPwc
n
the
Jaclc.
If
he
bad
led
the
ace
EM.'-
n
T
USED
To
NEARLY
BREAK
MY
BACK
ITS
COMING!
and
"another
diamond
t
filial
point,
that
would
have
assured
'
him.
f
--M4riek
-oVrIiuUad.
however,
he
led
the
nine
of
i
hearts.
This
was
covered
with
'
the
king
and
Mrs.
Keen
won
To
Polish
up
hy
fipors
Bahamas.
Dr.
Cwilong,
whose
re-
i
didn't,
and
one
heart
doubled
sources
include
a
$600
grant
from
became
the
contract
h'-?"
MaCK,enKe,(
P'-
Mrs
Keen
led
her
singleton
dent
of
UBC,
hopes
to
be
in
Van-
aiatnond
und
Mr
Abcl
won
with
couver
in
about
a
year
to
pick
up
tne
kln
ani
rt.lurned
thc
queen
h
second
boat
a
34-foot
de-
of
des
Dlllnmy.,
ace
won
magneUzed
yawl
which
will
beiancl
a
diaraond
wsui.
returned.
called
Non-Magnetic
III.
Mr.
Abel
ducked,
the
Jack
was
STl'DY
STORMS
played
from
the
closed
hand
The
party
plans
to
spend
scv-
1
and
Mrs-
Keen
ruffed.
eral
months
in
the
doldrums,1
She
ltd
back
the
nine
of
Goblins,
ghosts,
witches
.
...they'll
all
wantiCoke.
I
,
Twa6
Hard
(
-
AND
KNEES
WATCH
FOR
IT
op
ailTme
Tiresome
chores
f
but
mow
with
the
ace.
She
cashed
the
ace
j
or
clubs,
and
led
the
king
of
i
spades.
,
Mr-
Truex
was
now
In
a
position
to
make
his
contract
sim-ily
by
ruffing
low
and
leading
the
queen
and
a
small
heart
Thii
woufefhave
put
Mrs.
Keen
in
1
tuc
3cad
with
nothing
Icrt
but
clubs
and
a
club
lead
would
put
dummy
in-,
fir
the
cashing'
of
two
good
spades
und
the
king
of
clubs.
'
With
a
big
gmlcry
looking
on,
Mr.
Truex
made
It
look
little
more
sensational:
lie
ruffed
the
king
of
spades
with
the
queen
of
hearts
and
led
a
low
heart.
With
10-six
of
hearts
left,
Mrs.
Keen
went
In
with
the
10
for
her
side's
sixth
trick.
But
now
she
was
stymied
as
before.
A
heart
return
would
be
won
by
Stock
the
refrigerator
with
frosty
-bottles
of
Coca-Cola
.
.
.
and
you're
ready
with
a
happy
welcome
for
Halloween
callers.
Have
plenty
!
get
some
cartons
of
Coke
today.
ITS
QUICK
AND
HARDTIME
DANCE
FRIDAY
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Admission
l.n0
Dannm
Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
EVERVONK
WEIX'OMK
ETASY
""""
IH
HoTlH
AT
AIL
ITS
PONE
WITH
MY
ELECTRIC
w
:
.
4
.(
,
..'
1"
(..i?"L
...
1
'
4
.
,
'
,
-
:
',
,4
'
'
-
POLISHER
ITS
REALLY
LOTS
OF
dummy's
eight
spot
and
a
club
return
by
dummy's
king.
In
any'
case,
Mr.
Truex
would
be
able
1
to
discard
his
three
remaining
diamonds
on
dummy's
good
cards.
'
,
j
CHECKER-lPPtll
LONDON
L.
D.
Gammons,
assistant
postmaster-general,
at
FLY.
D
with
w
u
y
i
rL
w
a
luncheon
meeting
advised
business
heads
to
go
outside
periodically
and
call
themselves
by
telephone.
This
is
an
essential
part
of
his
organization..
ELLIS
.
HOOVER
ELECTRIC
FLOOR
POLISHER
You,
too,
can
get
up
off
your
knees,
sve
your
poor
back
and
your
hands
and,
at
the
same
timt,
polish
your
floors
to
new,
gleaming
beauty.
With
an
Electric
Floor
Polisher,
you'll
never
need
"elbow"
grease",
never
need
to
push
and
pull
a
clumsy
weighted
brush.
You
just
gently
guide
your
Hoover
Flodr
Polisher
over
the
waxed
hardwood,
linoleum
or
tile
and
the
floors
will
fairly
glow
with
a
lovely
lustre.
Ask
for
a
free
demonstration
in
your
home.
km
m
Complete
with
2
polishing
brushes
awl
2
lamb's
wool
buffers.
Bottle
Q
A(
0
Carton
0(D
Pirn
dtpeiit
It
ft
itlll
to
Ketchikan
'
with
connections
to
.
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
i
Select
and
Moil
Your
Overseas
Christmas
Cards
EARLY!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Avtiirlit
fenlw
of
Cc.-C.
vndw
unkact
wl
Cca-Cla
M.
NORTH
'STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
132
Office
WPK-
Phone
266
"Colte"
tS
registered
traOe-mark.
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