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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nfws
Tuesday,
September
15.
1U53
Dr.
Adenauer
Pits
Power
of
Party
Against
Strength
of
German
Labor
ff7
Ca7oe
Voivc
0
fee
Bill
is
the
descemi.
'"""M
,
Sioux
child
i,
niijiiiiktiiiei
By
HEINZ
N'EISSENBERGER
I
closer
surveillance.
Right
now
it
talks
of
persua-
DUESSELDORF,
DTTF??FI
DORP
Prmanv
Germany
-
W
rather
than
ultimatum.
But
i
(
Reuters
.
Chancellor
Konrad
-
beeath
its
demand
for
DGB
Chippewa,
XJ
The
child
alway,
te
when
he
ffrew
.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
VANCOUVER
&
It's
his
name
and
he's
proud
of
it,
but
it
does
make
things
a
little
difficult
for
William
Alvin
Big
Canoe.
Big
Cunoe
is
the
surname
of
the
23-year-old
Indian
from
Ontario's
Ike
Simcoe
district,
who
is
ranked
as
an
ordinary
seaman
in
Her
Majesty's
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
OS.
Big
Canoe
was
a
member
m
Adenauer's
Christian
Democratic
"neutrality
in
party
politics"
lies
;
feet,
he
rL?"
Canoe.
wht,-h
.
to
"us"eu
"y
"s
et";"lu"
""
.a
sharp
insistence
that
the
union
cess
pita
the
power
of
ite
popular
;accept
more
chrtsUan
uemo-
j
mandate
this
week
against
the
.
l"
Deer,
i"
down
ever
since.
The
chieftaiaship
f
u
chemou
buna
migr.t
L
cratic
party
representatives
into
its
leadership
to
offset
the
pies-
ent
preponderance
of
Socialists.
!
of
the
HiViLo
Naden
honor
guard
to
Bill
If
he
hari
V
at
the
Pacific
National
Exhlbi-
i
thm
t
u...
MJB
organized
strength
of
German
labor.
Irked
by
the
pre-election
Socialist
sympthios
of
the
6
000.000-member
Trade
Union
Federation
(DGB),
the
party
is
pulling
no
punches
in
its
move
to
draw
the
country's
major
labor
body
under
Uon
ju;:t
closed
here.
He
is
the
for
three
generation.
!'
son
of
a
Chippewa
chief,
and
he
j
..Mv
,
.,
joined
the
navy
Just
.after
his
i
bec;1
.1st
birthday.
.
i
The
mai
,7;
William
isn't
kickino
but
he
,
h,.,
k
he
n
l
1
If
ihe
party
doesn't
get
its
way,
it
threatens
to
split
the
present
unified
labor
movement
and
set
up
its
own
conservative
led
unions.
The
decision
to
press
ahead
with
its
offensive
came
at
a
meeting
Saturday
of
the
40
chief
executives
of
the
Christian
Dem
s;i!d.
says
such
wisecracks
as
"go
and
i
took
me
three
t-av.aiu
..uiuewnere
else
or
aon
I
get
your
feet
wet
."
became
a
little
;
"
f
"p
.mJ
"l
to
to
11
su,c
1
dld
wcaiina
after
more
ore
than
than
a
a
year
year;1
the
"c
r,ShU
"swit,
ocratic
workers
organization,
'known
as
the
party's
"social
af-'
fairs
committee."
It
appointed
"
"
in
the
navy.
"It
was
a
great
"
name
to
my
forefathers
and
I'm
Quartz
is
tilc
must
ab
prouo
oi
iv
i"--
caiiuiiicu.
"""i-'iai
in
me
crust
of
ih
Monday
to
Wedncsdoy
7
ond
9
p,:
7a
sUmjm.
tA
fiction
story
rVW
Scums
mrf
1
RtCLNT
HEAVY
RAINS
in
the
Philippine
Isla
Us
dienchd
the
streets
of
Manila
and
formed
waist-high
rivers
In
most
areas.
Citizens
of
th
:
capital
city
had
to
walk
in
the
middle
of
the
street
in
order
to
navigate.
.
,
'Jakob
Kaiser,
minister
of
all-
;
German
affairs
in
the
outgoing
i
Adenauer
cabinet,
to
head
a
com-
I
mittee
of
three
to
lay
down
J
terms
to
the
union
leadership
i
tills
Friday.
j
They
are
armed
with
a
demand
!
for
"immediate
establishment
of
i
conditions
within
the
DGB
which
guarantee
its
neutrality
in
party
!
politics."
To
ensure
this
neutral-
ity
and
give
more
voice
to
non-
j
Socialist
workers,
they
will
ask
j
the
union
to
increase
its
execu-
j
tive
from
nine
to
11
men,
with
!
the
new
posts
to
go
to
Christian
j
AWJotiA
TlGllTftOPE
Navy
Tells
of
Evacuating
UN-Held
Islands
Under
Truce
IVV
GLOKIAGKArlAMt-CAMtROlilJeil
WsC--
FIU
U7U
Himf
I
5
HATS
IN
;
S
THE
1953
MANNER
5
There's
nothing
like
the
B
"lift"
a
woman
gets
from
m
a
new
hat.
Stunning,
m
smart-inviting,
Wallace's
J
New
Fall
Hats.
Lots
to
5
choose
from
and
more
ar-
J
riving
all
the
time.
m
Wallace's
;
:
Dept.
Store
i
tllllllllBllllHll'i
VANCOUVER
ria
H'aypiiints
SUNDAY
BS
CamoMin.
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
S3
Coquitlam.
8
p.m.
MICE
ARM
and
STEWART
Friday,
Camosun,
Midnight
FOR
NORTH
Ql'EEN
CIMRLOTTE
ISLANDS
September
9
and
23
SS
Coquitlam,
MiCnight
FOR
SOI'TIl
QI
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISIANDS
SS
Coquitlam,
Midnight
September
18
and
30
FRANK
1.
SKINNER
Piinre
Rupert
Agent
Third
Aveme
Phone
668
CARTOON
NEWS
Democratic
labor
leaders.
OTTAWA
CP'
Throughout
the
enemy
planes.
i
The
Canadian
Navy
today
In
a
Korean
war
United
Nations
war-
;
Under
the
terms
of
the
July
26
statement
told
the
story
of
the
ShiDS
kCDt
UD
a
CeasplrSK
natrol
fi-mtv:tirp
thl
IIM
nr-ja
remit
t-nrl
In
sV!ri.jl
inn
nf
f'hrvlri
Ich
nt
They
also
are
expected
to
press
rr
uaiu
iur
uieouiung
01
Maunias
to
protect
three
islands
off
the
evacuate
within
10
davs
Chodo
Work
parties
from
the
Cana-Foecmer.
one
of
the
two
present
1
Korean
coast
from
Invasion
be-
and
Sokto
islands,
off
the
westidian
destroyer
Iroquois
started
Chrtstian
Democratic
represen-
cause
radar
equipment
cn
the
coast,
and
Yang-Do
off
the
cast,
j
an
hour
after
the
aimtstlce
to
tatives
in
the
executive,
Who
is
islands
was
keepiire
watch
on
All
are
north
of
the
Hfith
narallel
!
remove
radar
and
military
nnln-
THE
UVVIXS3
TJItEID
pient
and
to
demolish
what
was
left.
Iroquois,
commanded
by
The
The
Capt.
William
Landymore
of
Tiny
Apple
Pip
Brought
From
Peg
Becomes
Tree
VICTORIA
P
Five
years
ago
J.
P.
Rowland
planted
a
tiny
apple
pip
in
his
garden.
This
year
he
reaped
more
than
100
large
apples
from
the
tree.
Mr.
Rowland
brought
the
pip
here
from
Winnipeg
six
years
ago.
Brantford,
Out.,
worked
in
company
with
such
other
UN
warships
as
HMS
Birmingham,
a
British
cruiser,
the
Dutch
frigate
Johan
Maurlts
Von
Nassau,
the
.u
MA
IT
CASTIi
JOHN
MclNTIKE-HUGH
miAX
-i
w
m;
mm
.
i
ma
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY;
TOTEi
Evenings
7
ond
9
p.m.
famoi
s
plavkrs
ml
U.S.
tu?
Upon
and
three
U.S.
1
minesweepers.
Work
parties
from
all
the
ships
I
regarded
as
having
gone
over
to
the
Socialist
side
during
the
election
campaign.
If
this
manoeuvre
succeeds,
they
probably
will
replace
Foecher
with
Kaiser
himself.
They
also
seek
to
build
up
their
strength
at
lower
levels
throughout,
the
DGB
organization,
installing
more
Christian
Democratic
leaders
on
the
governing
boards
of
the
16
different
industrial
unions
making
up
the
DGB.
DGB
officials
have
made
no
reply
to
the
offensive
from
Adenauer's
party
yet.
pendinc
a
meeting
of
the
union
executive
sometime
this
week.
Ludwig
Rosenberg,
a
member
of
the
governing
body,
said
Sunday
night
the
union
had
received
no
notice
vet
of
the
Christian
Democratic
demands,
but
the
executive
would
discuss
them
if
they
were
delivered
in
time.
sweated
and
struggled
to
stow
i
the
valuable
gear
aboard
U.S.
LSTs,
which
shuttled
back
and
i
iui
ill
i.
in
i
in
viivaiu
aiiu
1
1
.
V.
anchored
ships.
One
job
which
Iroquois
took
on
herself
during
the
five-day
job
BLACKWOOD
on
bridge
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Your
Community
Depends
On
ST.
JOHN
AMBULANCE
for
FIRST
AID
SERVICE
and
TRAINING
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
to
further
this
rital
work!
1953
APPEAL
FOR
B.C.
100,000
Mail
your
cheque
today
to:
was
making
sure
the
civilian
in-
;
habitants
of
the
island
who
were
!
remaining
were
well
and
healthy.
!
The
great
part
of
the
civilian
j
population
was
evacuated
In
j
i
mid-June.
Twelve
persons
de-
j
j
clined
evacuation
at
that
time,
leaving
thev
were
too
old.
!
I
The
last
LST
left
Chodo
short-
1
ily
after
midnight
Au
1.
A
demolition
team
of
17
men
from
:
jt.he
Iroouois
headed
by
Lieut.
D.
A.
Wardrop
of
Seven
Sisters,
,
Man.,
along
with
a
similar
group
j
I
of
U.S.
Air
Force
personnel,
re-
I
Abt'l
Iiurns
Bridges
and
Slam
Collapses
.
Here
is
another
hand,
which
went
sour
because
the
declarer
burned
his
bridges
behind
him
by
bant
I
mmmm
mum
m
m
M
h
m
tm
ONLY
I
45Min.
I
TO
I
ALASKA
I
hr
Via
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
t
Office
Opp.
Posf
Office
Phone
2
ingf
everything
on
one
specific
line
of
play.
j
How
would
you
go
about
win-
WORLD
PEACE
Cfcpp
!uey
House
POO
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
878
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
Take
Out
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Dally
ST.
JOH.V
AMBIXA.NX'E
518
West
Hastings
St.,
Vancouver
2,
B.C.
(donations
deductible
from
income
tax)
mained
behind
to
blow
up
a
few
remaining
Installations.
Then
the
'
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
Ni.rlll
(Mr.
Km-ii)
H
Q
10
8
4
117
6
5
D
6
C
A
K
9
5
3
j
nin?
all
13
tricks
after
the
jack
j
of
hearts
opening?
Mr.
Abel's
j
play
went
as
follows.
He
won
j
the
first
trick
with
the
ace
of
hearts.
He
cashed
the
ace
and
i
king
of
trumps,
noting
with
sat-1
isfaction
that
this
was
enough
Island
was
declared
evacuated.
"i9
No
Canvasser
Will
Call
on
You
1
.1st
(Mr.
llulr)
87
2
(Mr.
Musters)
8
J
6
H
K
Q
a
8
4
2
c-w
io
7
a
HJ
10
D-
Q
10
7
5
Big
Cleanup
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Japanese
seamen
mopped
the
waters
of
Burrard
Inlet
in
a
painstaking
cleanup
of
oil
accidentally
discharged
from
their
ship.
The
oil
fell
into
a
small
enclosed
spore
between
booms
and
the
sailors
cleaned
it
up
with
old
nagazines
end
newspapers.
C
J
4
isoiflh
lr.
a-
-
a
k
u
a
3
to
pick.
up
all
four,
outstanding
cards
in
the
suit.
Now
(he
thought)
it
was
just
a
matter
of
rufing
a
diamond
in
dummy
or
ruffing
two
diamonds,
if
necessary.
But
when
he
laid
down
the
ace
and
king
of
that
suit,
he
found
It
was
going
to
be
necessary
to
mff
three
diamonds.
Quite
a
job
with
only
two
trumps
on
the
board.
In
fact.
Mr.
Abel
found
It
impossible
and
down
he
went.
I
acrre
tlMit
it
arymnri
uim.
H
-A
3
-
A
K
J
8
4
3
C
None
The
bidding:
Soum
V.c.i!
3
b
Vakx
N'.rth
68
Pil&
o
All
sut,i
isttond,
because
what
niotC",nataiiil"
to
try
anad",nmy
there
were
sfcvcn
diamonds
in
MONDAY
fo
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
212223
set
up
diamonus
rather
tlrin
chibs.
-
First,
because
it
coni"s
easier
to
most
players
to
set
up
long
suits
in
the
closed
hand
rpther
than
long
suits
in
the
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
FIRST
BIGCIRCU
'
w
j
v
i
rV
O
A
REAL
LIVE
ELEPHANT
TRAINED
ANIMALS
Q
CLOWNS,
etc
p
I
K
See
the
two
hanns
and
only,
five
clubs.
The
point
is,
however,
thin
Mr.
Abel
could
and
should
have
kept
both
possibilities
alive
on
the
simple
and
unassailable
theory
that
two
chances
are
ociU!i'
than
one.
Sec
what
would
have
happened
if
he
had
won
the
second
trump
trick
in
dummy
with
the
(ueen
ot
spuues.
Now
cash
the
ace
and
king
of
clubs,
dlscard-.ng
the
trey
of
hearts
and
a
nil
diamond
from
the
closed
hand.
Trump
a
club.
Cash
the
two
top
diamonds,
discarding
a
heart
on
the
second
one,
and
ruff
a
diamond
on
the
board.
Euff
another
club
in
the
close
I
hand.
When
the
clubs
break
4-4,
dummy
is
good
with
the
exception
of
the
remaining
heart
and
Mr.
Abel
would
have
a
trump
left
for
that.
a
A
ln,n
MIDWAY
with
all
the
popular
ri
In
1901,
ihe
New
Westmimter
locrosw
team
loter
the
famous
"Solmonbclliei"
txcomf
th
tint
team
to
wia
the
Conod.au
LacrotM
Chofflpionship.
,
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