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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
October
14,
1953
Moscow
Like
Another
World
Student
$
K
Six
mon
Uu
lfo.
three
ymini!
c
nmtiu
luc
new
ivill.v
1W
.
were
ll-.m
state
university
a
gleaming,
lin-;
Scnne
Rut
H-pel
ious
monolith
atop
Lenin
in
twu
y,.L
?
5
Hills.
It
looked
opulent.
Most
of
in
tlir
','
i
muS
Its
7,000
students,
we
found,
school
UMru';tlli
American
student
wittors
nslieU
Moscow
lor
visas
to
visit
Hie
Soviet
Union.
To
their
amaM-nient.
they
were
granted
In
Bt
p-tember,
Mara
Emoud
ot
the
University
of
Colorando;
Daniel
Berger
of
Oberllne
College,
and
2a-year-old
Zander
Hollanaer
of
the
University
of
Micnigan
flew
olf
for
two
weeks
In
Kussia.
Here
Is
Hollander's
swry
of
whut
he
saw.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1I10
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHl'l'IUNG
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
local.
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
ITII
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Dione
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
ond
SAg
M
1.
I
Came
Plentiful
'
Hunters
Report
S)pcml
to
The
Daily
News
BURNS
LXE.
The
hunting
sean
is
gating
Into
full
swim;
i-
.his
district
with
hunters
arriving
dailv,
and
moose
and
bear
leported
plentiful.
Ootsi
guides
are
ready
for
work
tut
wi'l
have
to
use
pack
h-
ises
nd
take
to
the
original
old
trails.
They
report
that
Ootsa
Lake
is
blocked
with
debris
and
boat
navigation
and
plane
landings
are
almost
impossible.
Veteran
.guide
Billy
McNeil
has
arrived
at
Burns
Lake
and
Jack
Knox,
another
popular
guide,
is
expected
shortly.
Local
hunters
have
reported
good
luck
close
to
Burns
Lake.
By
ZANDtJl
nOLi,A
DEK
WALLACES
DEPARTMENT
STORE
K
.
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"
'
.
fit
1
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GIRLS'
FALL
'
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f
I.-
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if-
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4
.
I'
an
"
but
the
Twccdsmuir
guides
will
;
seek
cariboo
and
goats
in
the
j
high
ranges
accessible
only
by
i
pack
trail.
SGI.
W.
T.
CADIMI
(left
I
of
New
Orleans,
and
a
Bavarian
marksman
check
their
hits
during
the
first
post-war
German-American
pri,e
shooting
competition
at
Garmisch,
Germany.
Americans
supplied
rifles
and
ammunition.
NtW
YORK
(AH)
An
Amer-j
ican
in
Russia
leels
he's
in
another
worm.
In
the'
two
weeks
1
spent
there,
1
was
never
anuweu
forget
the
Iron
Curtain.
We
toured
Moscow
s
busy,
wide
streets
frequently.
Leaving
the
Hotel
National,
I
noticed
the
frowning
MVD
miiiua
men
stationed
around
the
clock
at
the
door.
We
were
not
loliowed
in
our
rubber-necking
tours,
but
MVD
men
showed
up
often.
They
wore
long,
heavy
blue
overcoats
with
red
epaulets,
and
pistols
were
visible
on
their
nips.
Once,
at
a
state-owned
market
off
Gorki
Street,
I
took
a
picture
of
a
crowd
of
Muscovites
elbowing
ueterininedly
for
a
chance
to
buy
scarce
Ukrainian
melons.
Seconds
later,
an
MVD
man
showed
up.
u.sked
to
see
our
passports,
suid
we
couldn't
take
pictures.
We
argued
that
the
tourist
bureau
had
given
us
permission,
he
Dually
checked
and
came
back
to
apologize.
The
crowd
seemed
to
marvel
that
we
got
away
wttU
It.
-
BLACKWOOD
on
hi
COATS
For
Every
Age
Top
fii,i!i!y
at
feature
value-giving
prices.
Wallace's
have
done
it
again.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
dricfje
tif:
3
11
By
FASLtY
BLACKWOOD
,T
1
I
mmtt.
VltrlUK
Mr.
Trucx
Ltxks
Cood
In
This
IJritljjc
I5ut
'kMATUR
:
7OM0RR0V
This
hand,
nbyed
in
an
actual
tournament,
will
,
i
-i"i'S
rnocEDiiiE
,
Kive
you
an
idea
of
the
ability
of
Mr.
Truex,
the
rcaljj-?
Sd
Zt-.
live
champion
and
tournament
winner.
lie
looked
ing
hours
waiting
in
line,
just
good
on
'this
one
hut
in
following
columns
I
want
to
Z
TlZZ
show
ycu
some
gruesome
results
which
he
suffered,
j
which
was
tasty,
and
candy,
-'if'
mBwm
i-;ai
Tt
mm-
onr.r...ro
t
U
,
u
,.K.Jwnlcn
was
rubbery.
or
each
of
m
m
mm
mm
"i
v
inMj
....wu.
juu
j
otc
no
citii
tiic
iicm
"iiiiihp
thrpp
Items
J
hud
to
line
now
and
then.
up
three
times,
,
.'
U1MU
CKOSISY
-
Cl.Ai:i)E
OAUI'lllN
'
LITTLE
E0Y
LOST"
.
Shows
at
1:00
-
9:05
p.m.
j
First,
you
line
up
to
find
out
what
they're
selling
and
for
!
how
much.
Then
you
line
up
to
'Hi..
"V
East
dealer
Neither
side
vulnciuble
Viilll
(Mrs.
Keen)
S-
J
10
7
6
a
H---B
7
4
D-
-J
5
j
get
a
purchase
ticket
from
the
'
V
Fnrlc
Tnrliiv
"i'irkrH
lln
on
'.oorli
Wrf"
I
7:-0:').m.
v.-H
h
V.H'li
Mi
I)
W
D.M
A!;
K
Mr,
iiidta
Wlll'll
you
iuy.
Then
you
get
in
a
third
line
to
'get
what
you
just
paid
lor.
C-
A
4
a
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Truex
found
himself,
playing
two
hearts',
doubled,
when
Mr,
Abel
made
the
doubtful
decision
to
leave
in
his
partner's
takeout
double.
The
nine
of
spades
was
opened
and-
Mr.
Dale
won
with
tn'
nee
and
returned
tv
fi-
Truex
was
pleasantly
surprised
when
hi
king
was
not
trumped.
He
had
two
losers
in
clubs
and
I
he
same
in!
diamonds.
Surely
Mr.
Abel
had
three
hearts
Vj
the
queen
so
that
there
was
n
(Ml.
After
dark,
I
saw
many
Russians
return
to
slum
homes,
hidden
behind
an
Ill-kept
facade,
of
massive
buildings,
I
(Ml.
IIiiIp)
b
A
Q
B
5
H
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i
A
K
B
2
U-W
J
1(1
7
4
millions?
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4
i
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B
S
g
II)
741
3
-
K
8
3
Milllll
,
looked
into
lighted
windowx
on
people
living
four
or
five
to
otu:
dreary,
room.
THE
GIRL
AND
THE
GUNFIGHTER..J
Hot-bloo'Jcd
drams
f
.
of
bold
men
and
;
!
1
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13
seductive
woman,
.
V.
A
spectacular
'v
Proc,uc,ion
'
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(Vf
i
great
adcnture
.
Mr.
irurv)
ti-K
5
H-
A
K
J
Id
6
3
D--V
C-
U
8
5
1
lu?
bidding:
total
of
six
apnrer..
l'-r
After
a
little
thought
Mr.
Trit-
ex
led
the
10
of
hearts
at
trick
'V1
NOItTHKItN
I.EVi:L
.nh
1
lne
northein
end
cf
Scotland
Pu
Ls
due
west
of
the
southern
end
i
of
Norway.
Vbl.
All
p;i.sfi
ASK
roi
ICOTIAND'I
MVOUIIII
ION
JOHNNIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
I'm.
mm
How
many
9
'.
stii
.fa..
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.
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1
three.
Mr.
Abel
almost
went!
ioiig
on
ihis
one,
out
finally
uine
up
wuh
tne
queen
and
idumcu
a
small
club.
Dummy
s
jce
won
aiiu
a
spaoe
was
led
ind
ruif(d
high
in
the
closed!
.land.
j
A
small
heart
was
led
and
Mr.
s
frucx
finessed
the
-seven
spot
vir
the
boaiu.
Vvhen
uns
heid,
another
spade
was
led
and
ruff-:
ju
nigh,
Killing
Mr.
Dale
s
queen.
1
Next,
another
small
heart
was
,tu
lo
dummy's
nine?,
picking
up
Mr.
Ahci's
last
trump.
Dummy
s
ood
spade
was
led
and
a
losing
diamond
discarded
from
the
closed
hand.
Thus
the
defenders
were
held
to
five
tricks
and
the"
doubled
contract
t.s
made.
of
cou.se
if
Mr.
Abel
had
elected
to
bid
three
diamonds
.nsleau
of
passing
Mr.
Dale's
takeout
double
he
would
have
had
no
trouble
making
at
least
Canadians
keep
warm
with
oil?
YOU
I
HAVE
AN
IMPORTANT
JOB
I
TO
DO
IN
THE
3
0
M.
RIDE,
Moie
tluin
4
niillidtis.
Oil
is
usvd
in
the
furnaces
or
heaters
ot
more
than
a"
million
Canadian
homes
better
than
one
in
lour.
(
)il
plays
a
large
and
growing
part
in
our
everyday
living.
How
many
ot
these
questions
about
it
can
you
answer?
j
four-odd.
Or
if
he
had,
opened
,
a
ciub
instead
of
a
spade,
the
1
.
I.
,V
.,1.4
I
ju,
.
V
?.
?
'?
i
Var
down
the
list
few
.yean
ago;
R.C.M
i
(RESERVE)
ANSCO
COLOR
TECHNICOLOR
wuuiu
iiavr
ui'fll
Ulliereill,.
i
i
few,
however,
would
have
made
i
that
opening.
By
the
same
token
;
fiw
would
have
given
up
the
!
first
heart
trick
to
create
cn-1
tt
it's
to
'
the
dummy,
as
Mr.
Truex
did.
1
IXTKA
Canada
How
ranks
eighth.
Except
jnr
a
group
oj
fttidjle
East
countries
Iran,
Iraq,
Kuwait
and
Saudi
Arabia
only
the
U.S.,
Venezuela
and
Russia
have
larger
reserves.
IHntillett,
lllrndal
and
Mottled
in
Scotland
JOHN
WALKER
&
SONS
LTD.
ScoWi
Wriiilty
Di(iler
.o
r.?.?
ANTHONY
QUINN
KURI
KBZjltf
TOiltOiiMUUJ
the
world's
greatest
fraud
In
"THE'IIOAXTEKS"
KIIMARNOCIC,
SCOTLAND
HISTORIC
CASTLE
Rcniair.i
of
a
castle
built
by
Any-team
necil
a
trained
Reserve,
and
in
these
lime
the
Koyiil
Canadian
Navy
needs
an
alert
and
active
Keserve
force.
The
Naval
Reservist
it
patriotic
Canadian
preparing,
as
a
civilian
and
in
his
spare
time,
to
serve
Canada
at
sea
should
the
need
arise
!
TOTE
Li
I
low
docs
Canada
rank
among
the
nations
in
known
oil
reserves
Slli?
Htli?
2ht?
How
niauv
barrels
of
oil
(is
gallons
to
a
barrel)
do
you
think
Canadians
use
in
a
eai
-
S
millions?
H,S
miliums?
301)
millions?
In
the
past
10
years,
the
average
wholesale
prices
of
all
commodities
have
risen
K5
per
cent.
Have
prices
of
Ivsso
gasolines
risen
Evcninas
7:
-
9:13
thei
Bishop
of
Salisbury
In
1132
lhls
dvrrtiwmtnt
i
u
i,,iHiri
a
o
slill
seen
at
Devi
in
wilt..
1'
"'"Pl-vcd
by
the
Liquor
Coiitril
Last
year
165
mil
I
ion
barrels
about
one
gallon
each
day
jor
every
man,
woman
and
child.
Canada
uses
twice
as
much
oil
as
she
did
six
years
ago.
l
araous
lrm
""
MoHrtcc
Saturdoy
2
p.m.
oarrt
or
by
tlie
Government
ol
shire,
England.
Brltlab
Columbia
,
Hi
-1
'
Get(amation...
Much
less.
The
average
wholesale
price
oj
l.sso
gasolines
across
Canada
is
up
about
one-third
as
much
at
the
average
jor
all
commodities.
4
Go
on
salt
water
cnm
g
jf
vmre?
less?
lh
fuminir
montbii
about
the
stiine?
.irrT
irk
mmv:
Obtom
rcra)ion
and
com-rodethtp
Earn
extra
money
in
your
pore
time
Fit
yourself
for
added
re-pomibilttiei
Serve
your
country
I
The
energy
oj
the
oil
produced
in
the
western
oil
fields
each
day
is
about
18
times
that
generated
at
Siagara.
5
mHrt
Lnergy
produced
at
Niagara
I
alls
each
day
is
ciiial
to
thar
in
V.O(M)
barrels
of
crude
oil.
Prairie
oil
fields
now
produce
energy
equal
to
how
many
"Niagaras"
.2?
11?
IS?
Taxes
take
a
big
part
of
a
company's
income.
How
would
vou
say
Imperial's
1952
tax
bill
compared
with
its
dividendsrVVas
it
greater?
less?
about
the
Sitme?
mil
Taxes
were
15
5
milions,
about
2Vi
times
dividends
to
shareholders
lor
each
dollar
oj
income,
Imperial
paid
101
in
taxcf
and
4i
in
dividends.
Tax
figures
do
not
include
gasoline
sales
tax
paid
at
the
pump.
w
1
i
.
v,in
licht-hodiol
evaF.ratedrom
.
cavy
Carnation
is
m,
coffee,
fruits
and
cereals
brand
can
Get
Cama-un--1Tb
ALWAYS
FULL-BODIED.
MAKE
THIS
7
DAX
TEST
'
h
I
f
I
"
.
ti..,,
ic
.
r
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
ell
makes
a
country
strong
ste...
THI
RICRUITING
OFFICER
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM
or
just
one
eeK.-u:
arJonMilkiriPf
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g
4
:
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til
i
A
STUDY
IN
RELAXATION
ls
shapely
Esther
Claire
as
she
suns
on
the
sands
of
Miami
Beach
between
plunges
in
the
"
"
ocean.
nave
use"
vou
wearesurethat'noothel
brand
"
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