Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
20,1154
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Vietminh
in
Not
To
Be
Depi'iiding
upon
the
turn
..r
events
at
(lentva
next
weok,
Indo-Cliina
may
be
barely
out-'
side
the
srap
of
international
communism.
Thai
was
reported
by
William
h.
Ryan
who
toclav
(iis.-us-ej
the
strength
of
the
Vietminh
military
forces
which
spearlea:!
the
Com-
muiust
campaign,
ltyan
toured
Indo-China
this
month.
lhin
returned
to
Si-'capoie
to
wriie
his
rinUiiiirs
free
of
censorship.
Ky
WlimM
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KYW
SWGAI'OR'-:
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nr
Tonkinese
peasants
watched
stol-
iaiy
as
our
j"cp
uiove
oy.
l
1
1
faces
were
inseriilable
under
their
big,
roir-r'
jMiinled
st
-aw
hats.
"These
,jt
j
ic."
,s,ii,i
a
frenrh
oflk'T.
uf,s
tiring,
"ni.iyb"
tncy
are
vieuiunu.
Maybe
they
are
I
not.
One
never
knows."
"Who
ate
tho
Vietminh?
Where
are
they?
Who
knows?
They
are
everywhere."
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AKDKI)
That
is
why,
in
the
Tonkin
delta
area
of
north
Indo-China.
everything
that
might
possibly
be
damaged
by
.sabotage
is
heavily
vuarded
by
barbed
wire
and
watched
by
armed
guards.
The
French
admit
that
inside
j
Hanoi,
capital
of
Tonkin,
there
I
are
at
least
two
armed
baltnllon
of
Vietminh
ii
hiding,
ready
to
rise
when
and
if
the
signal
is
given.
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f
l.
The
Fiench
nominally
control
all
the
delta
area,
an
expanse
of,
swampy
ncefields
and
dense
for-1
e.sts
surrounding
5.400
villages
and
harboring
7.000.000
persons.
But
Gen.
Rene
Coimv.
Frcnrh
'
commander
in
north
Indo-China.
an
outstanding
and
colorful
officer,
says
the
Vietminh
in
this
area
has
30
battalions
of
rpfnilur
trr,np?
1
r.
n
l
"
i
.
i
talions.
100
"district"
companies
ts
foirt
effect
these
wigged
Pennsylvania!
who
started
a
friendly
blades
were
hard
to
get.
Since
August
of
that
vear
neither
Joe
have
been
to
a
barber
shop.
They
claim
that
this
is
as
long
as
CITY
TRANSFER
V
ll
1
T
P''"
rivalry
In
1942
when
razor
K.ndig
(lcft
nor
Karl
urt
their
hair
will
grow.
Pair
Facing
Murder
Charge
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MOVING
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LONG
DISTANCE
BLACKWOOD
on
fZH
BRIDGE
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By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
NORTH
UJFFENHAM.
Ens-land
CP
Careless
pilots
at
this
RCAF
jet
fighter
base
in
Rutland
get
the
commanding
officer's
goat-literally.
Duchess,
a
small,
white
goat
of
serene
nature
and
enormous
appetite,
la
ceremoniously
presented
at
the
end
of
each
month
to
the
squadron
with
the
highest
accident
record.
For
four-weeks
the
squadron
Is
charged
with
her
care
and
feed'n
.
The
station
comm.
"
ler.
Oroup
Capt.
J.
D.
Sommerville
of
Toronto,
devised
the
scheme
for
!
keeping
Luffcnham's
three
squadrons
on
their
extra
cautifln
;
to
avoid
receiving
"the
highly
j
derogatory
order
of
the
goat."
A
basic
rule
U
.
ut
Duchess
must
be
grazed
outside
the
quarters
of
the
offending
squad-!
ron's
commanding
officer.
One
of
Duchess'
recent
hosts
complained:
"I
can't
get
any
work
done,
Every
time
I
look
up
I
see
that
blankcty-blank
goat
outside
th:;
window,
going
'Baa'."
Through
such
new
products
as
synthetic
fibres,
plastics
and
agriculture
chemlcaLs,
the
chemi-j
cal
Industry
hus
creutcd
thous-l
ands
of
new
businesses
and
glv-'
en
employment
to
added
hun-j
dreds
of
thousands.in
new
Joos
both
within
and
without
the
industry.
Foract.-ji,
-tr,
Classified
1
i
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS.
Commodore
Cafe!
;
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Two
men
were
charged
with
murder
Monday
DiRht
in
connection
with
the
Habitual
Suit-Switchers
lalal
beating
of
a
55-year-old
man
in
the
skidroad
area
of
the
city
(luring
the
week-end.
Charged
are
Alex
Nisbet,
38-yrar-old
miner
and
54-year-old
laborer
Neil
McFarlane
both
of
Vancouver.
neingerawr
jpeffl
After
.some
weird
bidding-,
Miss
Brash
got
into
a
four-heart
contract.
And
after
some
weird
dofpim,.
Victim
of
the
brutal
slaying.
I
c,p
r-,ofp
If
Models
t-w...
uuif,i,
o.
UULLit
was
used
to
inflict
fatal
head
injuries,
was
Leger
Groslouis,
55.
ol
Vancouver.
SSI
i
Here
is
mother
r",nnle
of
what
you
may
expect
i.
'-ou
have
the
habit
of
switching
suits
every
time
you
gain
the
l-ad.
There
is
no
criticism
of
Mr.
Muzzy's
choice
of
the
four
of
spades
as
his
onnine
lead.
With
a
good
four-card
trump
holding
it
is
often
advantageous
to
open
your
longest
suit.
This
is
done
in
the
hope
of
forcing
declarer
to
ruff
until
his
own
holding
m
trumps
is
no
longer
than
yours.
WINS
FIRST
TRICK
Miss
Brash
promptly
won
the
first
trick
with
dummy's
ace
of
spades.
She
returned
the
queen
I
of
hearts
i'nd
let
it
ride.
Mr.
Muzzy
winning
with
the
king.
How
Mr.
Muzzy
figured
Miss
Brash
for
r
a
a
singleton
singleton
spade
spade.
It
It
1
hp
led
nnnthpr
another
vnnrio
spade
nnrt
and
she
I
Waved
Uia
t.pn
from
th-
i
r,m,-ri
.
Not
Even
McCarthy's
Enemies
Willing
To
Bet
Against
Him
Gordon
&
Anders
and
about
50,000
guerrillas,
j
VILLAGERS
TERRORIZED
They
hold
more
than
2,000
vil-;
lages
m
the
delta
and
terorrize
at
least
another
2.000.
The
Vietminh
has
forces
scattered
all
through
Viet
Nam,
though
almost
none
in
the
ai-ij-liboring
associated
states
of
Laos
and
Cambodia.
Saigon,
a
:
oiafci
table
modern
city
which
you'd
hardly
guess
from
a
glance
s
ill
nerve
centre
of
a
nation
at
war.
often
experiences
stab
"ntic-nte"
attacks
on
its
outskirts,
particularly
In
the
heavily
Chmce
area
of
.
Cholon.
An
"at
tente"
attack
Is
simply
a
foray
to
ohow
the
Vietminh
are
still
around.
The
Viet
Is
a
dam
good
soldier,"
a
tough
French
parachute
troop
noncom
said.
"He
can
march'
harder
and
longer
than
any
soldier
in
the
world
and
on
less
food."
Total
mobilization
has
been
j
enforced
In
the
areas
controlled
j
by
the
Vietminh.
The
army
is
or-i
(ranked
in
a
sort
of
ladder.
At
;
the
top
are
the
regulars,
the
'
main
striking
arm.
These
are
j
the
best
trained
and
best
equip-;
j
ped.
There,
are
seven
divisions
of
regulars
In
all,
or
about
i
110
000
men.
j
Some
French
authorities
say
'the
Vietminh
has
rnarhirl
h.!
maximum
number
it
can
recruit
i
!
in
'his
wav.
i
The
Vietminh
are
having
other
'
troubles.
.They
have
a
problem'
rf
ono,!..
tJ..
.
""t'K'j-
iirravy
wt-a
pons
ana
supplies
for
the
Dien
Bien
Phu
assault
have
been
coming
bv
:
trucks,
Molotov
trucks
shipped
down
from
Russia
through
China.
But
soon
the
rains
will
h
Pio
th.
..--....
monsoon
rains
of
Southeast.
a1q
Already
it
has
been
raining
in
the
northwest.
In
a
Tew
weeks
the
rains
will
become
torrents
and
will
cut
roads
much
better
than
air
attack
could.
Thus
McCarthy
polled
more
1
votes
than
all
other
candidates
In
both
primaries
combined.
However,
in
the
general
elec-i
tion
oj
'52.
McCarthy's
edge
over
j
his
Democratic
opponent.
Thom-;
as
E.
Fairchlld,
was
only
139,000
about
102.000
below
his
winning
margin
in
194fl,
In
1952,
McCarthy
trailed
the
entire
Republican
state
ticket
and
was
far
behind
President
Eisenhower,
wilt)
had
a
plurality
of
357.000.
In
his
own
home
town,
Apple-ton,
McCarthy
has
lost!
.some
supporters
because
of
his
attach
on
Nathan
Piwiy.
Pusey,
who
pablldly;
oppdsed
the
senator-
in
195J,
was
head
of
Lawrence
College
In
Appleton
before
he
became
president
of
Harvard
University.
However,
editor
Jolvi
Rledl
of
the
Appleton
Post-Crescent
says
he
believes
McCarthy'
would
again
carry
ths
town
by
about
5
to
1.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Phono
Green
960
18
I'l.ViVIOLTII
Custom
4-
door.
Fully
equipped,
In
beautiful
condition
$1
'111
2-Tone
A.40
AUSTIN.
Clean
car.
New
tires.
Priced
to
sell
$750
'51
AM
AUSTIN
.
Lovely
shape.
A
good
deal
ut
$035
'50
PLYMOUTH
4-l)oor.
Completely
overhauled,
new
transmission.
Fine
new
tires
$1300
SUPERIOR
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AUTO
SERVICE
Phone
46
it
appeared
that
she
could
ruff
jack-
ten-
He
1('d
the
Queen,
the
out
Mr.
Abel's
king
and
set
up;kinS
covered
and
Mr.
Abel's
ace
th;
queen
for
a
discard.
True,
j
won-
another
spade
lead
would
havei
The
four
of
diamonds
was
re-
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
OR
STANDARD?
res
TIME
WILL
BE
LOCAL
TIME
On
nd
after
April
25th'
(when
many
Canadian
and
U.S.
communities
adopt
Daylight
Saving
Time)
all
TCA
arrivals
and
departures
will
be
quoted
in
local
time.
That
is
either
Daylight
Saving
Time
or
Standard
Time
whichever
is
in
effect
in
the
city
of
arrival
or
departure.
This
step
is
taken
as
a
convenience
to
our
passenjjers.
TRANS
CANADA
AIR
LINES
-'-Persons
read
the
Daily
News
ever)
Will
Not
Win
Many
(James
,
North
dealer
Neither
side
ulnernble
Virlh
(Mis
Keen)
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(Miss
lliasli)
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The
bidding:
North
hit:-!
Soul
li
Wl-.it
1
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Pass
1
H
Pass
2
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Pass
3
H
Pass
4
H
All
Pass
with
that
optimism
which
is
a
'
part
of
every
chronic
"switch-
umrve-up,
mi.
mut,j
uu-
!
failingly
turned
to
the
diamond
.suit.
suit.
Partner
Partner
might
miffht.
h.ive
have
nep
ace
turned
and
Miss
Brash
won
with
the
jack.
She
entered
dummv
with
the
ace
of
clubs,
led
back
the
ten
of
hearts
and
took
the
finesse.
Again
Mr.
Muzzy
was
in
and
again
he
switched
this
time
back
to
spades.
He
had
somehow
formed
the
conclusion
that
Miss
Brash
had
a
second
spade
after
all.
This
was
fatal.
Dummy's
ten
forced
out
the
king
and
Miss
Brash
ruffed.
She
took
two
rounds
of
trumps
and
was
then
able
to
get
rid
of
both
of
her
losing
diamonds
one
on
dummy's
fourth
club
and
one
on
the
queen
of
spades.
Restaurant
Men
To
See
Bonner
!
i
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
delegation
of
Vancouver
restaurant
men
plan
to
visit
Attorney-General
i
Bonner
in
Victoria
later
this
;
week.
j
A
spokesman
said
thfy
plan
to
.seek
clarification
of
the
mivnri
up
status
of
liquor
refutations
!
announced
Col.
Don
McGugan.
!
head
of
the
liquor
control
board.
'
Col.
McGugan
told
cafe
men
i
i
that
they
would
net
onlv
rii.iintr-
!
room
licences
entitling
them
to
sell
beer
and
wine
with
meals.
The
restaurant
men
want
to
know
where
they
stand
in
th-,'
issue
of
licences
for
the
sale
of
I
cocktails.
j
When
the
Liquor
act
was
passed,
it
was
generally
believed
res
taurants
would
be
granted
lic-
j
ences
to
serve
cocktails.
Modern
maintenance
of
wearing
apparel
through
a
variety
of
chemicals
used
in
laundering
and
dry
cleaning
has
resulted
in
time
and
money
savings
to
the
consumer.
ENJOY
given
Miss
Brash
a
trick.
But
it;
would
not
have
given
her
the
contract.
AUZZY
SWITCIIKS
A
small
heart
or
a
club
return
also
would
have
beer
safe.
But
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WT:1NI:SIAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations
write
or
I
cull
City
or
Depot
Office.
I
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
day
in
March
'
195,
HJ28
Persons
read
the
Ky
PA
IX
I'i
TT
MADISON,
W'i-.
'!f
-Af'cr
all
the
furious
debate,
how
strong
is
Senator
Joseph
McCarthy
in
Wisconsin
today
!
He
will
i
jt
come
up
for
reelection
until
ir-58
but.
if
he
were
running
this
year,
could
ri
win
again
where
it
counts
mo.-r,,
among
the
people
who
already
have
given
him
two
Senate
terms?
Seeking
the
answers
I
talke
i
with
political
figures,
editors
and
people
on
both
.sides
of
the
McCarthy
fence.
I
found
no
one,
even
among
the
senator's,
bitterr
est
opponents,
who
was
ready
to
bet
that
he
couldn't
wiu
reelection
this
year.
At
a
recent
meeting,
at
whicn
organizational
plans
were
made
tor
me
"Joe
Must
Go'
movement,
reporters
found
that
a
heavy
majority
or
the
500
people
present
were
Democrats
to
beiin
with.
Many
people
believe
thpt
if
anyone
is
going
to
lick
McCarthy
in
his
own
state,
it
wiii
have
to
be
a
Republican,
in
a
primary.
'5S
ritl.YIAKY
l)i:(
ISIVE
In
the
19.")2
Republican
prim
ary,
McCarthy
won
in
a
ix-
man
field
with
515,48!)
votes.
IRs
nearest
Republican
opponent,
Leonard
F.
Schmitt,
got
213,701
out
of
a
total
Republican
vote
of
75!),000.
The
total
vote
in
the
Demorratic
primary,
with
only
two
men
running,
was
181,000.
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