TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
I
Slory
Sensitively
Toltf!
Tender
h
I
tom..Ji
b
tocjjstl
Jg.
Gen.
Eisenhower
Completes
First
Year
As
President
Free
of
Personal
Abuse
'
By
JAVrS
MARLOW
i
cut
of
bed
one
morning
this
j
I
ever
come
to
let
myself
in
for
j
i
WASHINGTON
When
!
week
and
looked
in
the
mirror,
I
this?"
i
Fresldent
Eisenhower
hopped
j
he
may
have
thought:
"How
did
I
He
had
moved
into
the
White
(
".House
one-year
ago.
na
u
jmu
been
a
tough,
grinding
year.
I
!The
face
which
gazed
back
oti
!
him
in
the
mirror
looked
a
little
j
North
Pacific
Fisheries
Meet
ciprot.
A
Maaogl
atAVHI
IHSAIil
FPV
SHORT
Sl'WKCTS
older.
Not
much.
Just
a
utile.
I
Shows
at
7-9:10
Sot.
Mat
2
p.m.
"Impact
Of
Tragedy"
'
Much
Ado
About
Nothing
-J
Today
and
Saturday
KVKNINC.S
MATINKK
8ATIRUAY
But
if
he
wondered
why
he
had
been
willing
to
carry
on
his
back
that
mountain
called
the
presidency.
It
was
probably
a
thought
that
lasted
only
an
instant.
He
was
still
as
jaunty
as
ever,
working
harder
and
longer
hours,
perhaps,
than
any
he
had
endured
since
those
days
on
the
eve
of
the
invasion
of
Nor-many,
10
years
ago.
He
seemed.
Judging
from
the
Scheduled
Soon
OTTAWA
(CP)
Stewart
Bates,
e'eputy
fisheries
minister,
will
hedd
a
nine-man
Canadian
delegation
to
the
i.rst
meeting
of
the
International
North
Pacific
Fisheries
Commission
to
be
held
in
Washington
Feb.
1.
The
commission
has
been
set
un
bv
Japan,
the
United
States
M-G-M'
GIGANTIC
ADVENTURE
I
THRILLS
IN
TECHNICOLOR
I
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i-onnHa
tn
i-nntrn
f
sliinn
i
au
ck
grin
ne
couia
proauce,
uu
mOTHERSM
r
I
654
WERE
VALIANT
t
.
tpat
stwiniii
iiMr
m.'VJimtMr
vevw
.
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-
.-v....
..
.
eff
the
northwestern
,-Jiore
of
j
be
enjoying
his
Job.
He
was
North
Am
nm
j
still
enormously
popular.
And
he
amazingly
free
from
in
anixununglne
delegation.;
the
external
affairs
department
.,
Phonal
lOl'GHfcMNG
''.
ATTITl
.-,.-today
Dfi
said
the
Washington
,
He
was
wuser
no
doubt
than
meeUng
will
consider
organiza-!
research
and
he
had
been
hat
day
a
year
tion,
fish
program
A
ROM
N
TRAFFIC
POLICEMAN
looks
over
the
room
full
of
seasonal
gifts
he
and
his
fellow
officers
have
received
this
year.
In
accordance
with
an
old
custom,
traffic
cops
are
deluged
with
presents
from
motorists,
who
deposit
them
on
traffic
islands
on
each
Epiphany
Day
(January
6..
Cakes,
candy,
bottles
of
wine,
and
other
items
are
collected,
then
distributed
to
members
of
the
force
throughout
the
city.
KS
GRANGER
BLYTH
,hunn
nf,
'
l
-Wong
mmUm
wl?h
Mr
Bates,
other
'ice.
He
doesn't
claim
political
Canadian
members
of
the
com-
j
mastery
now.
His
handling
of
Congress
this
n,
,m
w
11
attend
They
are:
'"lolV
.
f.
anrt
r
o.
year
will
Illustrate
his
'political
the
Prince
Kupert
Uclv
f
,
Friday,
January
22,
1954
TOTEM
puis
"THIS
IS
LIVING"
"AQUA
CHAMPS"
CARTOON
8S
psi
rjoitsi
paid
let
empties.
Plcm
luvt
than,
raady
when
the
driver
calls.
Early
Birds
REGINA
(CP)
Flfleen-ytar-old
Sandra
West
has
been
first
in
line
for
bicycle
licences
here
lack
of
It.
Last
:
Haser
both
'of
Vancouver,
and
development,
or
MMOl'H
lHY.-.RS
THHla
James
Camen
n
ot
t-enaer
nui-i
"",
i
Inn
ai.trlisamans
nol
publnnrd
or
displayed
by
(he
Lie)uo
Contiol
Board
or
by
the
Government
1
British
Columbia
7
!
bor,
B.C
I
Willi
Ulc
mwuicirvci
a.
outsit
critics
said
he
was
more
anxious
to
be
liked
than
to
lead.
for
the
last
three
years.
This
yidr
her
Msler.
Sue,
obtained
he
s-"::ii
lkenrs
issued.
And
her
grandmother
was
tlic
first
applicant
or
a
dog
licence.
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
His
friends
gave
another
ex
U.F.A.W.U.
DANCE
5
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Try
Daily
News
Classif
ied
By
EASCEY
BLACKWOOD
in
the
planation:
He
was
using
1953
to
net
his
program
ready
for
1954.
so
there
was
no
reason
in
1953
to
antagonize
legislators
whose
help
he
might
otherwise
get
for
his
program
this
year.
Toward
the
end
of
his
first
year,
Eisenhower
gave
signs
of
q
tviirrVtiriinff
nttitnrip
whirh
He
Talks,
but
Doesn't
I'lay,
Expert
Game
The
reason
Mr.
New
is
usually
a
kibitzer
is
that
MEN'S,
WOMEN'S,
GIRLS'
BOYS'
and
DRAPERY,
Etc.
DANCE
may
be
an
indication
of
theig
sounds
like
au
expert
but
doesn't
play
like.
onu.
mood
he'll
use
In
1954.
.
j
q
game
put
when
!
Legion
Auditorium
on
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
22
Dancing
10-2
Admission
$1.00
Music
by
the
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
he
is
in
there,
he
doesn't
recognize
the
need
for
plays
which
are
exceptions
to
the
general
rules.
Clearance
Sale
Now
On
All
Departments
Korean
Finds
'I
Studying
s!
Tougher
Here
Elks
Home
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
N.
prlh
(
lr.
rliinepin'
)
S-
5
3
H-A
J
8
3
D
Q
10
2
C
W
4
2
Wt
K-(
1
!
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Kun
Pak.
127-year-old
South
Korean
Navy
.
l..r..
ta
.,.nK
n,,rrKnr
Friday,
Jan.
22
For
example,
he
knows
some-
,-thing
about
hold-up
plays---1
cucking
the
first
lead
of
a
suit
i
to
gain
some
kind
of
an
advantage.
In
this
particular;
hand,
duckins
the
first
lead
was
a
distinct
disadvantage.
Mr.
Masters'
opening
lead
was
the
six
of
hearts
nd
Mr.
N?i(
lost
no
time
playing
the
trey
from
the
board.
If
the
lead
were
from
a
holding
headed
by
king-10
or
quren-10,
Mr.
Dale
would
'
win
the
first
heart
trick
but
then
dummy's
remaining
hearts
would
botllc
up
the
suit
vevy
i
veieraii,
iiuuA
ji.
iriui
is
iuug.ivi
:
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
;rvrni.uii.i""i"M.'iiiuinmivnn.a
l
always
Insist
on..
-
inula
j
7
t
4
(Mr.
MiitsT)
(Mr.
8
10
9
2
S-K
HJ
10
7
5
H
-K
QUICFREZ
10
p.m.
2
a.m.
$1
.00
per
person
I
A
6
D
8
7
3
C
J
10
8
7
5
tC
8
8
!
stuoying
at
me
university
oi
British
Columbia
than
at
Seoul
i
University.
!
Kun
recently
arrived
here
to
;
study
for
his
master's
degree
In
political
science.
His
entry
into
lanada
was
sponsored
by
Bill
Boss,
Canadian
Press
correspond
South
.
(Mr.
Sw)
8
A
J
4
Color
Hormony
Refrigerators
Unescorted
ladies
admitted
free
until
11
o'clock.
r
See
the
color
...
see
it'
fj
s
!n
D
K
J
9
5
4
:at
.
r
O
A-K
9-
"
The
bidding:
MUSIC
BY
C
THE
WESTERNAIRESf
j
satisfactorily.
;
j
Good
reasoning,
hut
not
ap-;
ent
now
stationed
in
Moscow,
and
Reginald
Bbwering
of
Vtc-
features
...
see
the
vain'
I
.
.
you'll
be
convince:
I
that
there's
a
nl
I
mm
CaUSt
torli1,
.
.
!
lion.
What
about
the
other
S6uth
Wtit
1
D
Pass
2
li
Pu.6
2
NT
Pttss
j
yEVERYONlEl
1
it
2
D
3
NT
two
nours
a
aay
was
coiisiu
c.iilK')
f?npelficolv.
what,
about
your
kitchen
for
8c
I
Alt
puis
Modern
Quicfrcz.
9
cu.
ft.
Model
frozen
green
peas
;
CIVIC
CENTRE
SCHOOL
OF
DANCING
-
ered
hard
study
at
Seoul
Unlver-
the
spade
suit?
Mr.
Dale
won
ity."
said
Kun
Who
won
n
degree
!
,hc
nrst
trick
wltn
the
king
0f
In
philosophy
there
before
being
nearl.s
and
promptly
shifted
to
drafted
into
the
Korean
Navy.
ft
low
spacie.
From
there
on
Mr.
"They
expect
much
work
V-tre.
ncw
had
no
chance
for
his
con-
The
professors
are
hard
drivers,
tiaet.
j
but
that's
what
I
need."
'
'
'
j
His
ace
of
spiuje8
was
knocked
j
Hhouh
he
speaks
English
out
while
Mr.
Masters
still
had
surprisingly
well,
the
language,
the
ace
of
diamonds
for
an
$269.00
'
a
;
Vj
,
.sr.,
'
:
1;
tJC5?.fi.t
j
Mr.
B.
TAFT
INSTRUCTOR
Is
worrying
him
somewhat.
1
1
entrv
and
the
defenders
too,c
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
1
It's
WOOL
for
warm
and
durable
TAP,
BALLET
and
BALLROOM
Phone
107
or
231
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46
three
spades,
a
neart
ana
a
tiamond.
.
;
Correct
play
in
this
case
wss
to
win
.
the
first
trick
w'th
the
see
of
hearts
and
shift
to
.1
diamond,
continuing
that
suit
until
the
ace
was
knocked
out.
At
that
point
it
would
be
ex
don't
always
understand
what
my
professors
are
saying."
Kun
says'
there
is
great
need
for
young
politicians
in
his
coun'ry.
"Syngman
Rhee
is
an
excellent
practical-politician,
but
he
now
is
78
and
there
must
be
someone
to
continue
when
he
dies."
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$8.95
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27
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tremely
unlikely"
that
the
de-lenders
could
run
off
four
heart
j
tricks
which
they
would
have
to
do
to
beat
the
hand.
When
considering
holding
up:
In
a
suit,
it
pays
to
check
your!
whole
hand
to
make
sure
that
i
11
switch
to
a
new
suit
will
not
prove
more
embarrassing
than
i
the
play
of
the
suit
opened.
;j
Trapper
Dies
At
Burns
Lake
Spr-rlul
to
TI10
Dully
News
'
BURNS
LAKE
An
elderly
I
trapper.
Ralph
Carter,
died
in
i
the
Loval
Hospital
here.
1
Formerly
of
Binta
Lake,
he
cume
to
Burns
Lake
from
Chilll-
:
wack
where
he
was
in
the
elec-
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trical
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i
There
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no
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