Prince
Rupert
Daily
Saturday,
November
14,
ijj,j
Rhee
Urges
"Stand
Firm"
"WAR
OF
I
HE
Wf,
Ends
Today
7
anil
9:03
p.m.
SYMPHONY
CONDUCTOR
RUNS
ODD
DISC-JOCKEY
SHOW
CALGARY
ff
Clayton
Hare,
conductor
of
Calgary's
symphony
orchestra,
has
a
daily
one-hour
"disc
jockey"
stint
on
a
radio
station.
Unlike
most
disc
jockeys,
he
plays
classical
only
STARTS
MONDAY
Korea
Policy
SEOUL
f
President
Syngman
The
terror-trek
for
Rhee
said
today
that
"if
we
a
Golden
Zapotec
Sunldo!..
stand
firm"
the
Communists
will
come
to
terms
in
Korea.'
The
fiery
South
Korean
pre
ana
a
maKe-or-break
golden-haired
spitfire!
sident
predicted
the
Commun
ists
would
accept
a
proposal
to
NOW
ON?
Wallace's
2
For
1
Sale
withdraw
Chinese
troops
from
Fishermen
Need
Work
Not
Relief
j
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
(APi
Work
projects
rather
than
relief
!
gifts
were
suggested
here
by
two'
I
men
familiar
with
conditions
in
I
the
western
Alaska
fishing
season
disaster
area.
The
two
are
Jim
Downey
of
the
Bering
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
and
the
Rev.
Father
George
S.
Endal,
Jesuit
priest
whose
headquarters
are
at
Dillingham.
i
"A
diligent
inquiry
reveals
there
is
an
immediate
need
for
money
and
food
in
many
instances
in
Iliamna
and
the
Nu-
:
shagak
areas,"
Father
Endal
told
the
Anchorage
Times.
The
instances
of
need,"
he
continued,
"will
multiply
with
'
passing
time."
He
said
that
be-
cause
50
and
75
per
cent
of
the
neople
there
have
no
credit
rating
at
stores,
many
went
into
winter
with
abnormally
small
grubstakes."
I
To
relieve
the
situation,
he
said,
work
is
urgently
needed
!
and
preferred
to
outright
relief
'
j
A
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r.t
w.i.v
.
V
n.
i
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III
bztfaA
Jiiffes
wmutde
m
m
a
North
Korea
and
all
Allied
t
forces
from
the
south,
"because
that
would
save
the
Communists"
j
face."
"If
this
happens,"
Rhee
added
;
in
an
Interview,
"the
North
Korean
Communists
would
flee.
They
would
have
to.
"All
we
have
to
do
is
stand
firm."
Rhee
did
not
specify
what
he
means
by
standing
firm,
but
Implied
it
involved
the
threat
of
force
if
no
agreement
were
reached.
Woman
Heads
Education
Board
t
u
t
ll.UUSSE
has
been
sitting
pretty
ever
since
it
was
discovered
mat
she
Is
not
only
glamorous
but
a
tremendous
hit
as
Fred
Astair's
dancing
partner
in
the
MGM
Technicolor
film
"The
Band
Wagon,"
with
songs
by
Howard
Dletz
and
Arthur
Schwartz.
The
musical
is
currently
running
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
IIIllIllKIIIIIlIlIllllllllllIII
!
i
.
tat,
F1LME0
ON
THE
SPOT
IN
THE
FAR
REACHES
OF
MEXICO'S
FAMED
OAXACA!
Pre-Construction
Survey
Completed
Fcr
Wharf
if
any
feasible
project
can
be
found."
Downey
said
other
areas
needing
aid
include
Kvichak
and
Naknek
on
Kvichak
Bay;
To-giak
Ugasik
and
Egegik.
The
j
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Mm.
Jen
MicdonnH
of
Rnl-nrl.
Mm.
h-r
(
been
appointed
chairman
of
tho
M:initnha
Advlsorv
Borird
on
7
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letter
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lnwn
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Wl'lUni.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
.
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
neninsiiin
-
federal
Department
01
Public
accommodation
for
approximat-1
Mrs
M-icriomlri.
-
vp'e-nn
n
,
pemnsuia.
Works
engineers
indicate
that
elv
2uo
fishing
vessels.
'
'i
wrire
with
the
boart
!
Hooper
Bay
cannery
workers
Vancouver's
new
False
Creek
These
facilities
will
include
six
is
the
first
woman
ever
to
hold
on
the
Bering
Sea
coast
also
fishermen's
wharf
will
cost
be-
floats
with
a
maximum
length
of
'he
post
were
"hit
exceptionally
hard
by
tween
$800,000
and
$900,000
to
500
feet,
four
equipment
storage
Tjnrlr-r
the
Mnnitcba
Ertuei-
unemployment
in
all
canneries
complete.
,
buildings
40
feet
by
80
feet
divid-
tion
Act.
the
board
has
rhnrce
last
summer,
Father
Endal
said,
;
th.
ii
0.-tH
u
uo-u
h
intn
individual
i,vr.
n
ntin
I'll
;
nu
nt
bLlI'
TOTEM
tr
"DIRTllPUri
Of
"but
we
nave
no
Information
christenson,
secretary
of
the
joining
open-air
black-topped
;
ceremonies
in
the
schools
and
concerning
present
conditions."
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Assocla-:
working
areas,
and
an
adminls-
acts
as
adviser
to
the
minister
tion
of
B.C.,
the
organization
tration
office.
nn
all
educational
matters.
tveninx
Shows
at
7
and
9
p.m.
C1RT00X
-
that
has
spearheaded
the
cam
SUNDAY
AT
MIDNIGHT
GEORGE
COOK...
JEWELLER
4th
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
GAMBLER
and
the
LAD
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
paign,
following
progress
confer-,
ences
with
B.C.
public
works
officials.
j
Public
works
engineers
have
completed
soundings
of
the
False
I
Creek
basin
fronting
the
south
shore
wharf
site
east
of
Burrard
i
Bridge,
to
determine
costs
of
dredging.
I
These
soundings
indicate
that
to
deepen
the
basin
to
allow
an
'
average
clearance
of
11
feet
at
low
water,
removal
of
some
200,-000
yards
of
material
will
be
required,
Mr.
Christenson
re-
with
DANE
CLARK
NAOMI
CHANCE
also
"TABU"
ON
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
Vs
OFF
Watches
I
It-
Cranlac
WnrriJ'Jlt
.
OFF
509b
OFF
China
Costume
Jewellery
Discarded
Ace
Makes
Slam
Contract
Possible
Miss
13
rash
considers
it
a
personal
affront
for
her
right-hand
opponent
to
put
in
a
pre-emptive
bid.
Far
from
keeping
her
out
of
the
bidding,
this
usually
rxoads
her
even
higher
than
she
would
normally
bid.
When
she
jumped
into
a
highly
speculative
six
no
frump
bid
in
today's
deal,
Mr.
Heinsite
screamed
as
po-r::.
Plans
now
being
drawn
call
for
V"
GEARS
,
world
m
PSm
if
he'd
been
stabbed.
"Don't
forget."
he
said,
as
he
Hid
down
the
dummy,
"my
four
East
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
Nnrth
(Mr.
MrllMltr)
8
Q
i
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Q
4
3
2
D
J
IMS
C
K
diamond
bid
was
based
on
your
h
iving
a
big
hand.
Your
double
was
forcing
me
to
bid
at
the
three
level,
vulnerable."
"I've
got
a
big
hand,"
Miss
Brash
replied,
"and
don't
start
;
yelling
until
you're
hurt."
!
This
turned
out
to
be
sound
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The
bidding:
Ea
South
Wl-Bt
8
C
Dill
3
8
Pass
NT
All
pass
North
4
D
leg
G0RCEY
;
Shows
ot7-9:05j
idvice
as
Miss
Brash
won
12
tricks
on
the
hand.
The
10
of
diamonds
was
opened
and
she
won
and
cashed
her
three
top
cards
In
that
suit
Mr.
New
discarded
two
small
clubs.
Next
she
entered
dummy
with
the
king
of
clubs,
on
which
Mr.
Abel
signalled
violently
with
the
jack
of
spades.
She
cashed
the
jack
of
diamonds
and
sluffed
a
club
from
her
hand.
Here
Mr.
Xcw
dropped
a
spade.
On
came
the
last
diamond
and
Mr.
Ncv.-
let
go
another
,pac'.e
At
this
point
Miss
Brash
vent
into
c
lon;
and
fruitful
study.
Even
if
the
king
of
hearts
were
rii;ht
and
th?
suit
broke
mm4
THI
fourth
heart.
The
queen
of
spades
was
the
only
possible
entry.
But
If
Miss
Brash
led
the
TODAY
ONLY
Oowcry
Doys
ace
and
another
spade
after
thc-
hcart
suit
was
cleared,
Mr.
Abel
would
win
and
cash
the
rest
of
his
spades.
If
she
underled
the
re
of
spades,
Mr-
Abel
would
win
and
fire
a
spade
right
back
4
to
the
blank
ace.
On
this
varia
rO
;
.
i
3-3,
there
would
be
no
easy
way
tion,
Miss
Brash
would
have
to
concede
a
club
trick
to
Mr.
New
to
get
to
dummy
to
cash
the
s.1
H
r
!
at
the
end.
CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
Jfc.fXT.-'-i.
Shows
at
4:13
"
'
gkHUMTZ
CAPITO
V
UOH
BUASCO
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Miss
Brash
found
the
answer.
On
dummy's
last
diamond,
she
T
V
Mieo
deep
in
tht
majesties
of
the
eld
world,
rich
in
the
surrealisms
of
the
new
...
a
tropical
land
of
brilliant
days
and
starry
nights
.
.
of
surging
emotions
the
chilling
tensions
of
the
bullfight,
the
awesome
stillness
of
Aitee
ruins,
the
thrills
of
Acapulco's
surf
.
.
a
land
that
calls
you
back,
time
and
again.
discarded
the
ace
of
spades.
Next
came
the
queen
of
hearts,
covered
by
the
king
and
won
by
the
ace.
After
cashing
the
Jack
and
10
of
hearts,
Miss
Brash
simply
led
a
spade
toward
the
queen.
Mr-
Abel
won
VANCOUYE
j
I
HONOLULU
,
nL"'
.
with
the
king
and,
having
nothing
left
but
spades,
had
to
put
iummy
i
to
cash
the
good
heart.
At
the
start
Mr.
Heinsite
had
feared
the
hand
was
too
high.
Typically,
he
now
took
the
opposite
tack.
"Maybe
you
can
wipe
clean
with-a
0
lly
Canadian
l'atific',
10
hour,
-,,
DC-hti's
from
Vancouver
.
.
first
class
return
just
JJ
14.20
'
or
economical
tourht
J264
return.
See
Mexico
the
thrifty
Canadian
Pacific
"All-cost"
Aireruise
way
Ask
any
Canadian
Pacific
office
or
your
travel
agent
for
full
information.
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I
UMAVVWJ
damp
cloth!
make
seven,"
he
said,
"if
you
don't
discard
that
ace
of
spades."
Miss
Brash
looked
at
him
pittylngly-
"By
a
throw-In
play,
no
doubt,"
she
retorted.
MM
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colour
case,
iitalnless
back.
Luminous
dlut.
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00
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11
not
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damp
cloth
whiSl
away
f'
,lrttch.
Jam
from
tape
and
.lata.
Flexalum
tape
won
I
,
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Flexalum
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snap
bark
into
shape
thougn
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them.
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-
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