'Prince
Rupert
Doily
NPvv,
Monday,
March
15.
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on
Todoy
to
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BAXTER
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PFrv
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Care,
Alertness
Lead
To
A
Winning
Defence
lio
Times:
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Methods
Of
Welding
To
Be
Studied
SEATTLE
Army
engineers
considering
bids
for
radiographic
Inspection
of
welding
on
the
621-mile
Haines-Fairbanks
pipe
line
In
Alaska
are
studying
two
rival
inspection
methods.
The
district
office
here
said
three
firms
bid
on
X-ray
inspection
and
six
on
inspection
with
radioactive
Iridium
192.
If
X-ray
methods
are
used,
engineers
said,
the
Canadian
firm
of
West
Coast
Testing,
Ltd.,
and
Liddicoat
Laboratories,
Ltd.,
Vancouver,
are
apparent
low
"Neiehbour's
Wife"
7
-
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FAMoi
FAMoi
s
sPi.
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W
Jut
because
a
declarer
plans
an
end-play,
it
i.V.II.....
Ul
D.,n
"
o.o
p.m.
i
dues,
not
necessarily
follow
that
the
defenders
have
to
sit
there
and
take
it.
There
are
a
number
of
things
the
defenders
can
do
to
thwart
declarer's
play.
To
effect
a
winning
defence
it,
South
dealer.
Neither
side
vulnerable.
North
(Mi
Rrsh)
bidders
at
$352,973.
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Vs.
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But
a
Houston,
Texas
firm,
Isntvpe
Products,
Inc..
offered
to
perform
the
inspection
with
iridium
for
$220,000.
-
v
is
absolutely
necessary
to
"count
j
the
hand"
that
is,
to
watch
the
;
Luxury
Steamer
Pi
ince
George
j
SAILS
FOR
j
!
VANCOUVER
'
and
Intermediate
Torts
i
Each
Thursday
!
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p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
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Vtet
Kast
(Mr.
Masters)
(Mr.
Immplim)
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Smith
(Mrs.
Keen)
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The
biclclliw:
Th
MnftonOOO
u.nellne
will
deliver
aviation
gasoline
and
other
petroleum
products
to
military
installations
In
interior
Alaska.
Heating
Must
Be
Planned
Efficiently
An
expertly
planned
healing
system
pays
fur
itself
in
a
few
years
Ihrinicli
greater
eomfort
lliat
promotes
heller
health
for
the
family.
Phone
174
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
East
I
Comfort
and
Service
!ft
X
-
v
South
West
North
1
S
Pass
1
NT
3
S
Pass
4
S
All
Pass
For
reservations
write
or
call
City
or
Drpot
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
play
carefully
so
as
to
determine
as
early
as
possible
how
1
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ALEC
GUINNESS
0&wS
ANTHONY
STEEL
ftzB
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Todoy
to
Wednesday
T
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Evenings
7:
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9:05
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ri,m
,
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Reduced
prices
I
J
g
now
iu
effect.
l.RCYALOTy.
I
c
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n
t
o
foods
A
SLOW-MOVING
"sea"
of
earth,
stones
and
mud
threatens
to
engulf
homes
in
the
Monmouthshire
village
of
Blaina
in
England.
For
some
weeks
the
topsoil
of
the
mountain
overlooking
the
village
has
been
on
the
move.
Here,
two
local
citizens
who
have
been
watching
the
movement,
point
out
how
the
edge
of
the
lountain
has
carried
power
cable
along
in
its
relentless
march.
Sex
Appeal
Not
Factor
the
suits
arc
distributed
among
the
various
players'
hnnds.
Today's
hand
illustrates
a
do-'
Tensive
move
to
ruin
declarer's
,
attempted
end-p!ay.
It
Is
a
sim-j
Die
Dlav
and
stands
out
n
mil".
Builders
Face
"Roughest
Year"
VANCOUVER
CP
Spokesmen
for
lower
mainlafid
building
contractors
say
the
Increase
of
two
per
cent
In
the
provincial
sales
tax
will
mean
"the
roughest
year
in
our
history"
for
contractors
who
are
milding
some
1
"00
government
-financed
houses
in
the
Greater
Vancouver
area.
C.
M.
Sharpe,
president
of
Vancouver
Contractors'
Association,
said
the
contractors
are
squeezed
between
a
retail
price
fixed
by
the
National
Housing
Act.
and
the
Impending
boost
in
the
sales
tax.
He
said
they
will
be
obliged
to
absorb
an
average
cost
boost
of
$120
per
house.
i
by
all
reason
and
logic.
Yet
not
;
I
everybody
would
make
it.
be-I
cause
some
would
not
count
the
j
hand
and
so
would
not
realize
I
the
play
was
necessary.
For
Getting
More
Pay
By'
DOROTHY
ROE
That
doesn't
mean
to
make
eyes
NEW
YORK
W
Sex
appeal
at
the
boss,
but
to
think
as
a
may
get
you
a
date
with
the
:
woman,
since
thp
woman's
view-boss,
but
it
won't
produce
a
'
point
is
Important
in
every
salary
increase.
j
business.
Wallace's
Department
Store
Get
In
The
"Mood"
With
Wallace's
New
SKIRTS
&
BLOUSES
FOR
SPRING
You'll
like
the
variety.
Styles
for
all
ai;es.
Prices
for
every
pur.se.
All
the
new
wonder
fabrics
chosen
from
the
leading
factories
of
Montreal,
Toronto
and
Winnipeg.
Yours
to
choose
at
Wallace's.
DEFENDER
FLtlS
CARKFl'LLY
Mr.
Masters
opened
the
jack
of
diamonds,
dummy's
queen
was
put
up
and.
Mr.
Champion
won
with
the
ace.
The
queen
of
clubs
was
returned
and
Mrs.
Keen
let
it
hold.
She
won
the
jack
of
clubs
with
the
ace
and
noted
that
her
chances
were
slim.
This
is
the
opinion
of
two
women
who
have
achieved
top
executive
jobs
in
widely
separated
fields.
One
is
Cecilia
W.
Kelly,
recently
annnintpd
vi.
f
3.
Don't
claim
special
privileges
because
you
are
a
woman.
Noth-imr
makes
a
man
madder
during
business
hours,
that
is.
ACCEPT
SALARY
DIFFERENCE
She
had
olrrariv
Inst,
tvn
1
.
.
..
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4.
Don't
expect
as
much
mtinev
tricks
and
apparently
there
was
i
Ida
Raisbeck,
vice-president
of
a
or
as
fast
advancement
as
a
man
no
way
to
avoid
the
loss
of
two
1
big
advertising
agency.
I
''mild
get
for
doing
the
same
To
Hand
Over
Firms
By
April
1
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
hopes
to
transfer
its
publicly-owned
telephone
and
telegraph
system
in
British
Columbia
to
private
companies
by
April
1.
Transport
Minister
Chevrier
said
today
negotiations
be
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
strip
,
Miss
'
Job.
KelIy.s
rcclJ,e
tor
SUCCCSj.
then
t.
i
..
.
!
c
ta,.'
hearts
unless
she
could
out
tht
minor
suits
and
find
Mr.
Masters
with
t
.i
iw
luiun
rveiyLiniig
possiuie
I
uisci
niuiiate
against
UUr
JOD-
KeeP
V0Ur
W
"r
V0U
made
two
hearts
Including
t.h
k.nW
i"U
W,w"Kt
0,,,u".
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
News
Classified
"
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jn
tne
next
step
forward
and
v,mr
nlalK-
ihis
is
a
common
UHI.AKI.K
iosf.S
1
never
wtch
.
the
clock,
she
j
fau,t
of
women
executives.
They
Working
on
this
chance.
Mrs.
adds:
can't
bear
competition
from
their
Keen
went
to
dummy
with
the
;
"Many
girls
have
the
mistaken
1
ov
n
tex-
ton
r.
f
.m.Jni.
C'l,n
I
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..
.
-
tween
the
government
and
two
companies,
the
British
Columbia
Telephone
ComDanv
and
the
U1
cm.-
leu
uie
mug
i
notion
mat.
Dy
adopting
glam-
j
no.n
miss
Keiiy
ana
Miss
Rate-
of
diamonds
and
sluffed
her
last
orous
styles
they
will
make
a
beck
claim
they
achieved
their
elllh
club.
She
Slip
ruffed
ruffeH
rlnmmir'n
dummv's
1
ln
'
irrnnt
eood
;
,l
m-nnt.t
i..
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
Canadian
National
Telegraphs,
Impression
on
the
execu-
Present
eminence
in
spite
of
now
are
underway.
However,
he
could
not
say
how
far
they
have
progressed.
uves.
Ail
cartoons
to
the
con-
nl
Because
of
being
women,
trary,
this
is
Just
not
so.
An
office
lt
s
tougher
to
fight
your
way
to
is
a
place
to
work,
not
for
flir-
,he
toP
"
you're
hampered
by
tation."
petticoats,
but
it
can
be
done.
TAKE
IT
EASY
cluo.
Then
fhe
entered
dummy
again
with
the
queen
of
spades,
led
the
last
diamond
and
ruffed
it.
Now
she
led
the
ace
of
hearts.
Mr.
Masters
promptly
played
the
miss
itaisuecK.
Known
'Irish
Eyes
Are
Smiling"
because
of
thd
7i.
-.:iv
king.
If
he
had
not
done
so,
he
Becky,
has
this
advice
for
career
Line
Planning
dependable,
smart-looking
bargains,
Kl
T(
'INK
AN
.r.iiu
i
i.i
v
l
men
put,
on
ieaa
gins-
:,!!;y:
sir.1
szs
s;
rcr
W
m
ci-il
(r;ul'M
on
nsrl
rars.
faw
terms
of
mrA
More
Soilings
fnr
your
con
vrnfrnif.
ui
a
uuu.
r,ui
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man
wmi
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$15.00
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WKANfil.l.I.
$27-oo
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ft
MciiliT.
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hpII
kfpt
pnh)t.
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tbr
In
I
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milrt.
liitMiuculiiif.
"
(h
khm
Uillurt
ou'll
ht
HuOng
ut
,
4fU
have
let
Mrs.
Kern
trump
in
f
"on
'
compete
with
men
as
1lrr,.
dummy
while
discarding
her
th?l'Bh
?ou
were
a
man-
Com"
'U
rlUSUalld
last
heart
pcte
wltn
'hem,
but
as
a
woman.
.
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w
,
,
VANCOUVER
CP,
The
first
nEk'WS
r,MKTs
Attack
..
FOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
PKTEKSKl'RG
$29-7o
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YOU
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Germany
tPt
Two:10
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a
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United
States
navy
carrier-bas-
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The
23,(XKMon
SS
OronsayS
ed
planes
were
attacked
by
a
berthed
here
in
January
on
an
i
Communist
MiG
near
the
Czech-
j
"experimental"
voyage.
At
that!
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$41.40
YOUR
FOKU-MONARCU
DEALKR
BOB
PARKER
LTD
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
HIIITEIIORSE
FLY
ELLIS
$56-00
Killer
Nabbed
In
Phone
Booth
NEW
YORK
A
Puerto
Rican
nationalist
called
th-Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
Friday
night
and
said
he
"planned
to
kill
President
Elsenhower.
Nabbed
before
he
left
tht
telephone
booth,
he
was
Identified
as
Jose
Rivera
Colon,
30.
an
itinerant
paint
sprayer.
ui.ii.mii
uu.aer
rriuuy,
and
nine,
iwo
more
sailings
were
Czechoslovakia
charged
im-
j
scheduled,
with
the
Oronsay
to
mediately
that
they
had
flown
return
in
June
and
the
24.000-over
its
uranium-producing
cen-!
'on
SS
Orion
to
arrive
in
Octo-tre
at
Jachymov,
35
miles
Inside
ber.
the
Iron
Curtain,
and
fired
the
Officials
of
the
British-owned
nrsi
snol..
.
;
Orient
line
advised
shipping
AIR
LINES
SEATTLE
$6Qoo
Phone
266
tOffice
opposite
Post
Office)
2rd
Ave.
'I
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The
Luxury
-
i
ine
u.o.
navy
sum
one
or
ttie
autnorities
nere
that
the
Oron-two
American
propeller-driven
say
will
make
It's
third
1954
trip
planes
was
damaged
but
both,
1,1
December
The
SS
oie.ades
pilots
brought
their
aircraU
:
wll
launch
fhe
195
service
in'
safely
down
at.
Neniiihei-ir
i
January
!
'
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(I
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I
Da.ses
in
the
American
zone
of
-
uermany
near
here.
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wrusKy
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a
popular
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Sizes
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