.
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
Friday,
October
2,
1953
Terror
Reigns
After
Texas
Wane
Bros
j
1
TODAY
ond
SATURDAY
Unfomilior
Sports
Rabbit
Seasoning
Evrnlius
7:00
-
;0S
Saturday
Matinees
2:00
t:25
British
Trade
Union
to
Keep
Affiliation
With
Labor
Party
1
irTh
X.
Sex
Murder
riAi.t.AS
(API
Public
clamor
R
Master
jKV
TCCHi"COKn'
eration
in
Britain.
Delegates
attending
the
La
CAPITOL
FAMOUS
PLAYMLH
THEATRB
ERROLFLYNN
i
for
an
end
to
this
Texas
city's
j
reign
of
sex
terror
rose
today
;
as
gun
sales
boomed
and
talk
j
of
vigilante
action
Increased.
)
A
Negro
rapist
who
Wednes-
;
day
night
killed
a
pretty
dlme-stnre
clerk.
Mrs.
H.
V.
Parker,
bor
party
conference
here
cheered
wildly
when
Deakin
strode
to
t,he
rostrum
and
shouted:
"My
colleague
(O'Brien)
has
been
ud
to
something
appropri
GREGORY
PECK
ate
to.
the.
variety
stage.
He
is
MARGATE,
Eng.
(API
Trade
iinlon
leader
Arthur
Deakin
today
killed
a
.sugjestion
that
Pritain's
organized
workers
divorce
themscjves
frorrf
the
machinery
of
te
Labor
party.
Deakin,
h(d
of
thri
massive
Transport
aift
General;
Workers
I'tifoh.
lmpld
that
th
suggest'
lion-
was
iijSpircd
"by
.the
Conservatives,
t
;
?
He
attached
Tom
.
O'Brien,
'a
fellow.
tratje
union
leader,
for
sending
ut
"this
mischievous"
trial
balloon.
-and
promised
an
Invest
ieatior
by.
'
the
General
Council
of
tho
"
Trade
Union
Congress,
the
giant
union
fed-
AUDREY
HEPBURN
fir
you
Um
htppiMt
ftlin
tiro
vr
211
remained
at
large.
Police
reported
no
progress
In
efforts
to
nab
a
nude
prowler
whose
bedroom
raids
left
Dallas
women
terrified.
Police
reported
a
flurry
of
minor
sex
crimes.
Three
women
and
four
children
rexirted
sex
(fuiders.
had
accosted,
them
Police
blamed
the
flurry
on
emotional
cxci'wienl
over
the
Parker
slaying
Wednesday,
Gun
stores,
locksmiths,
dog
talking
out
ol
turn.
'No
trade
union
affiliated
with
the
party
would
for
one
moment
consider
divorcement
from
this
party.
"We
shall
take
suitable
notice
of
this
and
bring
it
before
the
TUC
General
Council
.
.
."
Deakin
is
the
dominant
figure
WILLIAM
WYLER
2
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IfeltUAN
mnm
mi
JOHN
DltSNTW
MOT
MJ
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PMUKHW
Today
and
Saturday
r
T
E
ii
liveniiiRs
7:
-
:10
I
U
I
M
pounds
and
kennels
were
doing
a
landslide
business.
Two
Matinee
Salurday
.
P-m-
,
A
l
amuus
Pay,
Thnti
TROPHY'
rRESKN'TATION
for
B
C.
winner
of
Dominion
Drama
Festival
is
made
to
R.
O.
"Dick"
Massey
i
right
i,
past
president
of
UBC
Players
C
ub
Alumni,
by
Brian
Hopkins,
representative
of
Calvert
Distillers
Limited,
donors
of
the
distinctive
carved
trophy.
"Meditation."
Sharing
presentation
honors
is
Mrs.
Jessie
Richardson
of
Vancouver,
well
known
throughout
the
province
as
B.C.
regional
chairman
of
Dominion
Drama
Festival.
Winning
play
was
"Valpone."
neighborhood
vigilante
p.'l-nis"
were
organized.
j.in
the
British
trades
union
!
movement.
He
has
wielded
his
!
great
power
at
the
conference
to
keep
the
Labor
party
from
committing
itself
to
leftist
pro-J
posals
for
more
nationalisation
of
British
Industry.
I
The
United
States
constitution
!
consists
of
seven
original
articles
'
and
22
amendments
or
additions
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
Blurts
Ironed
PRKSS-WHILE-YOIT-W.I1T
Pickup
and
Delivery
Island
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Black
B27
741
2nd
West
i
Next
to
Liquor
Store
I
BLACKWOOD
on
Alcoholics'
Home
Set
up
In
Vancouver
It
looks
liKe
open
w.irfue
for
sure,"
a
gun
dealer
said
I
irimly.
'
j
p,fore
she
died,
Mrs.
Parker!
was
able
to
gasp
out
to
police
.hat
a
'Negro
man
pulled
me
under
the
bridge
and
stabbed
me."
The
deed
cllumxed
on
18-upnth-long
series
of
reports
cf
i
nude
prowler
who
appeared
in
the
dead
of
night
in
women's
bedrooms,
who
fought
oil
vengeful
husbands
and
often
raped
women
after
telling
them
he
knew
their
husbands
were
not
at
home.
I
Meanwhile,
the
harried
Dalltis
r
(Aft
oum
Wallace's
Sale
WHITE
GOODS
V
.
By
FASLCY
BLACKWOOD
VANCOUVLR
(CP)
First
,linine
for
alcoholics
to
be
set
iip
by
the
Salvation
Army
In
Can
ula
was
opened
here
on'
Thursday
by
Commissioner
W.t
'
K.
D.il.iell
of
Toronto.
f
3hizv
Pushes
Luck
and
Goes
Down
Two
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
m
surrounding:
WUHtli
CKAr
IKMAN81III'
COUNTS
.
...
COUNT
ON
UH
notice
department
told
angry
The
home,
to
be
known
ss,
icltUcns
to
..lpl
tne
pollcc
han.
1..
lnninl
nil1
.1
r
die
the
situation."
When
you
are
in
a
fine
contract
and
get
a
favorable
opening
lead,
surely
that's
all
the
good
luck
you
could
ask
for
on
one
hand.
narijir
Ltiii,
in
iuuniii
Skid
'Road
near
Vancouver's
"
;
waterfront.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
An
editorial
on
the
front
page
of
the
Dallas
Morning
News
called
for
calm
in
What
It
term-
Commodore
i
You
should
now
now
forget
forget
an
:
Sale
Now
On
:
dangerous
situution.
ed
.-
it
about
making
an
extra
trici
end
take
every
possible
precaution
to
make,
your
contract.
This
advice
is
so
simple
and
logical,
it,may
seem
unnecessary
to
mention
it.
Yet
the
kind
of
play
Mr.
Muzzy
was
guilty
of
in
today's
deal
is
not
unknown
to
most
of
you.
Mr.
Dale
gave
much
thought
to
his
opening
lead
and
finally
"We
did
not
choose
Vancouver
first
because
wc
thought
it.
h;id
the
biggest
alcoholic
pinlilem
in
Canada,"
said
Commissioner
Dalziell.
"But
I
he
problem
here
is
a
big
one.
few
people
know
much
about
the
sordid
side
of
life
In
our
big
cities."
m-
said
the
home,
which
will
sleep
about
20
men,
had
been
renovated
and
decor:t.ed
Hliuost
exclusively
by
reformed
habitual
drunkards.
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
Ni.rl
Ii
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(Mr.
liBiiipl""
(lr.
Hulf)
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Mii.l
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The
btdtilliM:
uo
expect
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
Mcllride
Street
.
decided
on
his
lone
spade.
Mr.
Muzzy
crowed
with
delight
as
he
won
with
dummy's
ace.
"You
could
have
got
one
trick."
he
said,
referring
of
course
to
the
heart.
He
now
set
out
to
win
all
the
Britain
Denies
Peiping
Charge
i
-
,
'.ji
.
fl,
.
,.
Smith
West
North
FilI
1
D
Pass
1
S
Pass
3D
Pass
4
S
Pima
G
li
All
puss
him
o
o
0
j
'
LONDON
lAPi
Britain
has,
I
denied
Red
Chinese
charges
.
I
that
British
bombers
and
a
mo-
'
tricks
for
down
two.
tricks.
His
plan
was
to
lead
to
his
ace
of
diamonds,
then
return
a
diamond
to
dummy's
queen.
That
would
undoubtedly
'pick
up
all
the
trumps
and
the
spade
suit
would
then
give
him
'ail
the
discards
he
heeded.
"Such
luck."
complained
M.-.Mor
launcn
auacnea
a
rnpnm
Muzzy.
"All
the
trumps
in
one
!
gunboat
near
Hong
Kong
21
hand
"
I
days
ago.
The
Chinese
charges
"Your
partner
Is
the
only
un-
j
-f
forth
but
help
him
to
get
the
mosf
.
But
on
the
first
diamond
lead
Mr.
Champion
showed
out,
dis-cardint;
the
nine
of
hearts.
in
In
this
this
deal,
deal,"
re
re-
i
Z"
"
,
"""
,
'
..
lucky
one
jf
TTivicCentre
School
o
Dancing
I
marked
Mr.
Champion.
"She
j
had
to
sit
there
and
watch
you
I
Frowning,
Mr.
Muizy
led
a
dia
was
the
victim
of
a
"wanton"
attack.
Seven
"Britons
were
killed
when
Communists
pounded
(
i
fliond
to
the
queen
and
played
i
louse
up
a
laydown
slain."
I
out
of
his
rouh
"How
could
I
make
it
with
j
Keveral
rounds
ol
heavy
-shells
i
the
king
of
spades,
discarding
l
his
four
of
hearts.
Mr.
Dale
'
;
'
111
mJJL
'"'
-
accp;
11
I
uuie
naving
a
singleton
spane:
at
tne
iaulu.h
Mr.
Muzzy
asked.
I
ruffed
and
returned
a
heart.
Mr.
.
Muzzy
trumped
this
and
ran
his
diamonds.
But
at
the
end
he
had
to
lo.ie
two
more
:
i'T'Qr
a
little
Insurance
policy
'
.,
,.
.
'
costing
ix
tnere
20
points,
you
;
For
action-'
try
Classifieds
Thii
'.S
hu
first
venture
the
public.
Whtnyoup1
.Wrf
nav
h.m.
he
fotrmof9
could
have
guaranteed
thej
-
thing
Mr.
Champion
;
whole
replied.
KU
'
M
nd
gets
ideas.
Everythim
Deaths
Yesterday
"At
trick
two
just
lead
nn-
..ll,AH
V.1..U
r.t
I
1
j
u..
leaves
in
teei
ni
.ion
on
the
chancier
'.-'.
1
Mr
Advanced
Adults
1
i"
J'iY
11
Trl
8-9
p.m.
II
young
Canadian
eiti
'former
i
and
pitch
your
heart.
rirk
E.
Crowley,
89.
pre-
sident.
of
the
New
York
Central
:
11
rtH
ru,ffrd
yu
cn"
win
Railroul
isny
return
and
now,
unless
it.;
ADDISON,
Me.-J..hn
Martin,
!
a
,fauRy
dock-
tllprp
wolllf1
b!'
81
notj-d
watarcnlor
artist,
called
!
ml,y
tw0
trumps
out
against
SPECIAL
ON
Sleel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
$
55.00
275
Gal.
Tank
S
1.VM
375
Gal.
Tank
0.W
550
Gal.
Tank
$110.00
3
I'ruv.
Twc
Extra
All
tanks
marie
of
12-gauire
steel
Industrial
Welding
lUndlinganewrro.'
.
..
.
:
hv
some
rrit.ics
"America's
No.
1
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wu
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i,
,
I
11
,
8-9
p
m.
-III
II
;.
Adult
Beginners
,
'You
could
take
two
rounds
of
j,
master!''
daily
lesson
m
in
salesmanship.
Vmi
diamonds
ending
with
dummy's
i
.i
st
:
i
lj
i
TUXEDO
PARK.
N.Y.
Mrs
i
Price
Collier.
93.
last
survivor
of
j
fl"06"
and
discard
your
two
los-
.
understand
why
yo"'
the
Delano
family
and
aunt
of
"8
cllll)s
on
quetn
and
jack
Green
881
225
first
Avenue
and
be
"
!
ih
lata
Prouii-lont
RtinKPVolt.
'''
SpadeS.
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him
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WINNIPEG
Joseph
A.
White-
;
head,
assistant
general
manager
.
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,
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of
the
Brandon
Sun.
A
good
tr"
.,n
ei
a
b'l'
t-W
NYLON
SPECIALS
3
Wonderful
Buy?!
TORONTO
Hugh
Hornby.
Langton.
former
registrar
and
j
librarian
at
the
University
of
j
Toronto.
I
NEW
YORK
Leslie
L.
For-grave,
71,
cartoonist
and
creator
of
the
comic
strip
"Big
Sister."
i
NEW
YORK
Frank
Munn,
57.
all:
FIRST
QUALITY
FULL
FASHIONED
You
can't
help
but
love
our
full-fashioned
Nylons!
They're
fashion-fit
for
the
season's
finery
....
former
National
Broadcasting
Company
singer
known
as
"the
golden
voice
of
radio."
BEVERLEY
HILLS,
Calif.'
William
Jacobs,
66,
producer
of
39
films,
including
"April
Showers"
and
"Lullaby
of
Broadway."
.finished
with
the
slender
dark
seams
that
make
a
pretty
leg
prettier,
longer,
slimmer.
In
attractive
shades
of
.
Taupe
and
Beige.
Sizes
8'2
to
11.
1
5
Denier
60
Gauge
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to
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Daily
Regularly
sold
under
the
manufacturer's
name
at
$1.75
a
pair.
Now
offered
at
less
than
$1.17
in
lots
of
3
pairs.
51
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15
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PAIRS
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