Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
U8,
1954
Status
of
East
Germany
Raised
to
Soverei
gnty
RERUN
Communist
prop-
revolts
Uut
June
In
East
Crer-
the
East
German
republic
wUl
east
o
3LACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
rilin
bt-n,!
manv
ana
aeciarea
trie
nuuo
ue
ure
uj
uivmc
.
.
.
iui
own
in-
iP
'-Jy.
use
rm,.;.
"ik
"ills
ml
Uganda
drums
beat
today
to
announce
that
the
Soviet
Union
i
,
i
c
micoH
East
f
Trmftnv
t.n
the
puppet
regime
would
collapse,
ternal
and
external
affairs,
in-
connects
.
.
.
Ut-
nA
.l,.rllnn
the
.n
..,.1...
..
"'rwra
eluding
question
of
relations
securltv
nJ
11
unaer
me
wciynv
ui
jiai.it'u
oiu
1
i
w
with
west
Germany."
.
.bli,..,n,,
status
of
a
sovereign
state,
bull
hostility
of
the
populjice"
If
Sov
VANCOUVER
HARBOR
JOB
SET
FOR
KITIMAT
DREDGE
VANCOUVER
(P
The
job
of
deepening
the
entrance
to
Vancouver's
harbor
wiil
be
completed
by
a
giant
hydraulic
dredge,
to
be
towed
jOO
miles
here
from
Kitimat,
B.C.
It
will
suck
lighter
sediment
from
the
floor
of
the
channel
t
the
First
Nai
i
ws.
By
EA5LEY
BLACKWOOD
j
vIaLJ
""Q
ill
1X1
n
But
it
Immediately
added
that
SR.
frr
,
'"nrtaij,,
ihe
West
piomptly
branded
the
iei
troops
weic
uiuIUi
SAYS
PROPAGANDA
the
"Soviet
Union
retains
in
the
ments."
Russian
move
a
sham.
Partner
Needs
Help
In
Stopping
Knd-Play
"I
vot
so
lonesome
sometimes,
defending
these
The
Russians
said
they
hereafter
will
assume
the
same
relations
with
the
Communist
East
West
Germany's
acting
chancellor,
Franz
Bluecher,
heading
the
Bonn
government
whlie
Clianeeilor
Konrad
Adenauer
is
today
to
Saturday"
"with
ott
German
rt
sov.rJig
government
ra
tes."
as
but
w
!
on
a
state
visit
to
Turkey
termed
continue
ontinue
to
to
keep
keep
their
their
occupa
occupa-
nnounc!2t
i.f
J
J
li
lltr--r,ItiII)tgp9aIi,
'hands
all
alone."
remarked
Mr.
Champion
plaintive-1
ly.
"I'd
like
to
take
up
some
kind
of
partnership
:
game
.
.
.
something
other
than
hridge
where,
of
coarse,
it's
every
man
for
himself."
OI
wie
prvpuewiiuit
iwnic
u
wt-
East
against
the
West."
Wallace's
Deportment
Store
aid
The
Soviet
announcement
.
WMwnJin.
iff
f
1$
!
This
heavy
sarcasm
was
not
lost
on
Mr.
Muzzy.
"What
do
vou
exuect
me
to
do
.
.
.
see
Sew
and
Save!
MiiaCanior
tion
army
in
the
east
zone
to
"safeguard
.security."
Many
Western
observers
regard
this
as
the
latest
In
a
serl'.-s
of
Soviet
ma-.t.uvrcs
to
force
oifirial
western
recognition
of
the
r:st-7ne
.satellite,
a
campaign
continually
rejected
by
tho.
Western
allies
and
the
West
Gei-man
government
on
the
grounds
'he
eastern
regime
ikes
not
rep-.
eseiU,
the
people.
As
.soon
a.s
the
East
German
offi-ial
news
agency
ADN
distributed
the
Soviet
announcement
Thursday
night,
news
gCHMCQW
mmMrnm
Erskine
wSisssC.
Month
dealer
Nflther
st-'e
vuln-rahV
North
(Mr.
Aliel)
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(Mr.
Mum)
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llutillilMi
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South
(Mr.
Keen)
8
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The
bldtllnR:
South
West
North
Fust
IS
2
H
2
8
3
H
4
S
All
Pass
1
n
?
'
'
lf
throush
the
backs
of
the
cards?"
he
askeH
hotly.
"Of
course
i.i,
i,"
Mr.
Champion
re,
.lied,
"you've
been
playing
for
20
years
and
the
fronts
of
the
cards
still
baffle
you."
GOLI.K.N
orrOKTlMTIF..S
This
discussion
resulted
from
the
fact
that
on
two
separate
occasions
during
the
play
of
this
hand.
Mr.
Muzzy
had
overlooked
golden
opportunities
to
take
his
partner
off
an
SPRING
SALE
j
YARD
GOODS
!
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
I
ri
-v
jnow
limes:
3
Evenings
Sot.
Matinee
'ltm
idtrrmrnu-ni
ts
not
published
or
dikpUyt'd
hy
the
I,ituor
(
unirol
Hoard
or
by
the
(juernmcm
ut
British
Columbia.
Vlil
-ah
to
2
4:25
a
famous
fimZ
papers
in
the
Soviet
zone
camel
out
with
banner
headlines
proclaiming
the
new
"sovereignty."
Moscow's
newspapers
were
three
hours
late
in
hitting
the
streets
with
their
front-page
account
of
the
new
move.
But
the
United
States
s'.ani
department
in
Washington
recalled
the
widespread
workers'
CIVIC
CENTRE
The
kii:'
of
hearts
was
open-
d
and
Mr.
Champion
carefully
:
,in,lcd
wlth
h,"
,accJc'
h,MTts-plaved
Keen
ruffed
and
took
two
Mrs.
the
deuce.
If
Mr.
Muzzy
had
shifted
to
the
jack
of
dia-
rounds
oI
''PS-
She
then
cashed
the
kl11
ad
t'U!
,,n
monds
at
trick
two
the
con-
tract
would
have
been
doomed.
of
clubs'
sluffing
a
diamond
However,
he
stubbornly
con-
Il0m
dummy.
.
SAVES
JACK
ROLLED
"SKATING
'The
Most
Fun
On
Wheels"
Be
sure
to
see
Hint
hrt.li.iil
M
l.'
ii
Mt-iil
"Breaking
the
Barriers
To
Friendship"
k
I'kN.
,
kr.
SiiturUii).
Iint
l
ikMii.
FRIDAY
-
NIGHT
-
SATHMUv1
Next
bhe
ruffed
her
last
club,
Mr.
Muzy
discarding
a
small
heart.
The
closed
hand
was
reentered
by
ruffing
dummy's
last
iieart.
Her
preparation
completed.
DANCE
in
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
JUST
ANNOUNCED
-
1953
Academy
Award
Winners
on
Columbia
Picture's
The
Refrigerator
Sensation
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
SAT.
APRIL
3
Dancing
9
-
1
Admission
$1
.00
Dance
in
honor
of
ship's
company
of
1IMC3
Sioux
FROM
HERE
TO
ETERNITY"
Mrs.
Keen
now
led
a
diamond
toward
dummy's
king.
This
was
Mr.
Muzzy's
second
opportunity
to
save
the
day.
The
only
thing
he
saved
was
the
jack
of
diamonds.
He
played
the
trey,
the
eight
went
on
from
dummy
and
Mr.
Champion
was
in
with
the
ten.
NO
X-KAY
FVF.S
A
heart
return
would
let
Mi'i.
Keen
discard
a
losing
diamond
while
ruffing
on
'the
board.
A
diamond
return
would
enable
her
to
win
a
trick
with
dummy's
iking.
Mr.
Champion
gave
up.
Actually,
Mr.
Muzzy
needed
i
no
X-ray
eyes
to
know
that
he
!.
should
have
played
the
jack
on
Ithe
first
diamond
lead.
His
side
needed
three
more
tricks.
Obviously
there
were
no
more
tricks
in
diamonds.
Mr.
Champion
would
have
to
hold
th-
i
i
ce,
queen
and
ten.
As
his
only
i
hope.
Mr.
Muzzy
should
have
played
his
partner
for
that
holding.
Best
Picture
of
1953
'
if
Frank
Sinatra
"Oscar"
winner
for
best
supporting
role
fc
Donna
Reed
"Oscar"
winner
for
a
supporting
role
'
c
Five
Other
Awards
to
tie
the
all
time
record
of
owords
for
one
motion
picture.
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-
MONTGOMERY
CLIFT
DEBORAH
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FRANK
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-
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viuULi
LfLlLisiidlj
uw
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LLLi3UAUULiU
u
Acou.iAr:iu
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
Mrs.
Churchill
Urges
Husband
To
Quit
Post
IONDON
(K.-uters-T'iiiK's
of
Sir
Winston
Churchill
said
today
he
is
being
strongly
pressed
to
give
up
as
prime
minister
by
the
one
person
who
has
any
real
control
over
him,
hLs
wlf
:,
!
Clementine.
They
said
Lady
Churchill,
'
more
than
anyone
else,
is
likely
to
influence
the
decision.
-lii"
i
j
the
79-year-old
statesman
shows
;
j
no
personal
inclination
to
make.
'.
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fQH
?M3
CHGAOMfir
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f
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Saturday
KA.MOtS
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LAI
Kits
TIIEATKK
?
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'
No
one
takes
greater
pride;
i
than
.she
in
hi.s
abilitv,
at
h..si
!
age,
to'continue
grappling
wlih
'
!
all
the
complexities
of
his
joij.
;
But
she
naturally
wants
her
I
hil.sbard
lo
re
;i';n
whllo
he
sthl
'
has
the
pro-pert
of
being
uble
to
cniov
retirenien,
unhampered
by
bad
health.
1
Throushout
the
prime
mini.s-J
ter
s
cancer
''lie
has
played
a
,
1
self-effacing
role,
recomiljln''
'
i
that
a
wife
has
always
to
take
second
place
to
the
demands
of
;
a
politician's
woik.
But
there
is
no
doubt
that
hLs
illness
la.t
"ummrr
friihtened
her,
as
it
1
worried
hi.s
doctors.
1
In
recent
months
Churchill
appear?
lo
have
recaptured
all
his
old
ni"'.,tal
sparkie
thou
"i
he
has
slowed
u;
physically
in
j
the
past
year
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