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Commission
Takes
Over
Control
Of
Docks
in
Drive
Against
Rackets
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Oil
Tan
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Gal.
Tank
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Kupert
Daily
Newb
Tuesday,
December
1,
1953
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hit
dvc
niicmeni
n
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Briiuli
Columbia
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GREER
&
BRIDDE
1
RESIDENTS
OF
FIVE
CANADIAN
UNIVEKSI
.'IKS
and
one
Canadian
college
all
graduates
of
Dalhousie
University,
Halifax
gather
for
t
le
annual
dinner
of
the
Dalhousle
Club
of
New
York.
left
to
right:
Dr.
Maxwell
M.
MacOdrum
president
of
Carleton
College,
Ottawa;
Dr.
Norman
A.
Mackenzie,
president
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
Vancouver;
Dr.
K.
Sheldon
MacLean,
president.
Dalhousie
Club
of
New
York;
Dr.
Alexander
E.
Kerr
(in
front),
president,
Oalhousie
University;
Dr.
Arthur
R.
Jewitt,
president,
Bishops
University,
Lenliox-ville,
Que!;
Dr.
Raymond
Gushue,
president;
Memorial
University
of
Newfoundland,
St.
John's,
and
Dr.
Sidney
E.
Smith,
president,
University
of
Toronto.'
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215
First
Ave.
W.
Hats
For
The
Festive
Season
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Phone
9Q
SMI
BLACKWOOD
on
NEW
YORK
AP
New
York
state
and
New
Jersey
today
put
into
operation
a
sweeping
reform
movement
designed
to
eliminate
rackets
from
New
York
harbor.
n
new
two-state
waterfront
commission's
powers
over
pier
employment
became
effective
after
months
of
preparatory
work.
The
shrill
"shape-up"
whistle
ceased
to
be
lawful
work
call
to
longshoremen.
Instead,
dock
worKers
looked
to
13
new
em-,
ployment
information
centres!
Operated
by
the
commission.
j
Police
have
special
orders
to
watch
for
trouble
at
the
employment
centres,'
wmch
were
op-'
posed
without
success
in
a
fed-
(
eral
court
battle
by
the'
hide-,
pendent
Intern
ational
Long-
j
shoremen's
Association.
j
All
longshoremen
must
have
work
permits,
and
their
employ-
j
ers
must
be
licenced.
Many
former
criminals
face
exile
from
the
piers.
It
has
been
hailed
as
the
start'
of
a
new
waterfront
era
under
itiws
enacted
by
New
York
and
New
Jersey
after
state
and
federal
invest
igations
uncovered
widespread
crime
and
corruption
on
the
miles
of
piers
in
both
states
that
make
up
the
port
of
New
York.
COSTLY
RACKETS
The
move
is
aimed
at
rackets
which
allegedly
have
milked
the
$7,000,000,000
shipping
industry
here
of
$350,000,000
yearly.
A
chief
target
of
the
reform!
laws
was
the
shape-up
system
of
hiring
which
required
longshoremen
to
line
up
each
day
for
jobs
while
hiring
bosses
se-,
.ected
the
men
they
wanted.
The
system
was
open'
to
kickback
payments
and
gave
loan
!
sharks
a
chance
to
extract
heavy
j
fees
from
longshoremen
unsure
i
of
steady
employment
but
in
I
need
of
ready
cash.
For
Extra
Value
For
Christmas
Giving
FAMOUS
WATCHES
BRIDGE
Bulova,
Hamilton
Elgin,
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
(
Cyma,
Mercury
and
')
Ann
'Of
many
others.
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See
our
many
other
Gift
Items
O.NE-TIIIKi)
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
M(
Bride
Street
JVIMINOUIN
O
Your
Friendly
Jewi
Only
One
Free
Hid;
Tell
Vital
Information
When
your
partner
opens
the
bidding
first
or
second
hand
and
the
next
player
doubles,
it
is
important
to
remember
that
a
one
over
one
bid
by
you
is
not
forcing.
The
reason
is
that
such
a
bid
denies
the
strength
to
redouble.
Therefore,
the
original
bidder,
holding
a
near-minimum,
knows
there
is
no
game
in
the
hand.
Also
he
is
justified
in
figuring
that
you
do
not
have
good
support
for
his
bid
suit.
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
1
Colorful
Musical
Show
Now
at
Totem
Anyone
unacquainted
with
the
works
of
Sir
William
Gilbert
and
Sir
Arthur
Sullivan,
world
famous
showmen
of
the
Victorian
era.
has
a
chance
to
hear
selections
from
eight
of
the
pair's
'
comic
operas
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
"The
Story
of
Gilbert
and
Sullivan"
opened
at
the
Totem
last
night
and
continues
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Directed
by
Sidney
Gilliat,
it
includes
excerpts
from
most
of
the
Gilbert
and
Sullivan
popular
light
operas,
including
The
Pirates
of
Penzance,
HMS
Pinafore,
The
Mikado
and
The
Yeomen
of
the
Guard.
.
It
is
fast-moving,
gay
and
tragic
in
turn
and
extremely
colorful.
Here,
for
the
first
time,
is
all
the
romance
and
triumph
of
the
Victorian
Masters
of
theatre
entertainment.
Starring
in
the
film
are
Robert
Morley
as
Gilbert,
Maurice
iLONG
THE
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
TRAILS
BLAZED
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Dale
i
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1
v-
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BT
THE
vlANTS
GROUP
FAR
ES
(
CF
ADVZNTU3E
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an
w
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South
deulcr
Both
sides
vulnerable
Niirth
(Mr.
MiiMi-r-)
8
Q
10
9
8
i
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A
J
a
D
9
1
C
Q
8
S
Any
organized
group
consisting
of
eight
or
more
persons
is
eligible
for
our
special
reduced
fares.
Ka-t
r,pcned
the
bidding
with
one
j
heart
and
Mrs.
Ker-n
double
1.
Mr.
Masters.
was
slightly-
short
of
the
necessary
strength
to
re-
I
double.
He
could
have
bid
on.-;
spade
That
bid
would
fnve
been
j
questionable
even
If
Mrs.
Keen
i
had
passed".
After
tier
double
lt
would
have
been
atrocious.
As
outlined
above,
Mr.
Dale;
could
have
passed
a
one
spade
j
call.
Whether
or
not
he
would
j
have
is
beside
the
point.
But
of
j
course
Mr
Masters
did
not
bid
i
one
sp?de.
He
realized
that
the
i
most
important
single
feature
I
OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
527-3rd
Ave.
Phone
212
West
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(Mr.
Kwn)
8
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7
3
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7
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10
7
4
(Mr.
Ahfl)
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4
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10
4
2
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8
7
8
3
BrmirTinvi
rnn
fO
GROUPS
OF
8
OR
MORE
'
1
KllUtll
(Mr.
Imie)
8
J
H
K
Q
9
8
5
3
D--K
8
6
C-
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8
3
bidding:
West
Hi
.-th
Obt.
3
H
All
Pass
,
...
tl
Evans
(from
the
New
York
stage)
as
Sullivan,
and
lovely,
talented
Eileen
-
Herlie,
who
plays
the
part
of
Mrs.
Doyly
Carte.
Many
unknowns
of
promising
talent
also
get
their
first
opportunity
of
screen
fame
in
this
picture,
whose
melodies
have
CAMERON
2
Qs
REDUCTION
FOR
'
1
t&
O
GROUPS
OF
16
OR
MORE.
SPORTS
TEAMS
...
CLUBS
.
AAiiirMiKi
nAiiPT
miTniiri
1
I
i'J
Jf
The
South
1
H
4
H
of
his
hand
was
his
good
lvait
support.
Unless
he
announced
thit
support
immediately,
there
might
not
be
another
chance.
'
LMLVLI
MIIU1LLL,'
Piu.9
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2
Lux-iry
Steamer
,
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
m.
wm.
a
mm
'
ALSO
CARTOON
....
NEWS
Ul't
I'
U
lltf
IIIVItL!
LAPS
I
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survived
the
years
and
are
just
as
popular
as
ever.
i
Brazil's
area
of
3.289.0UU
square
miles
la
almost
half
the
total
area
of
South
America.
SHOWS
at
7
dnd
9
p.m.
A
Fimiu
l'lavrr
Th4
Meet
your
friends
in
Alaska
at
low
cost
and
minimum
time
loss.
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
Call
at
our
Office
or
Phone
266
REPORT
(C'Owtl'i'.v'd
from
puge
21
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
Today
at
7:
-
9:
p.m.
,-nr
reservations
write
or
I
call
City
or
Depot
Office,
I
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
ON
THK
SCBIIMIJrpj'ivVv'
Th
moit
delightful
Z
-
JlV
mutical
Iroat
in
Sj
CS
I
th.
50
y.or
,
t
f1!
He
bid
two
hearts
and
Mr.
'
Dale
then
thought
enough
ofj
his
hand
to
go
all
the
way
toi
game.
Note
that
Mr.
Dale's
hand
j
was
a
minimum
in
high
cards.
If
his
partner
had
a
singleton
low
heart,
his
hand
wasn't
worth
much
offensively
or
defensively.
Getting
the
immediate
heart
raise
made
a
tremendous
difference
When
your
hand
is
strong
enough
for
just
one
free
bid,
then,
it
is
extrenely
important
to
make
the
b:
!
which
is
calculated
to
be
:
the
most
Interest
and
value
to
yoi
partner.
Afrainst
the
lour
heart
contract
Mrs.
Keen
cashed
the
king
of
spades
and
shifted
to
a
trump.
Mr.
Dale
won
the
second
trick
with
his
king
of
heart3,
1
led
a
low
heart
to
dummy's
I
ace
and
returned
the
queen
of
I
'
spades-
on
which
he
pi
to
hot?
the
five
of
diamonds
Mrs.
Keen
j
won
with
the
ace
of
spades
i
The
only
other
trick
she
to
.
id!
now
win
was
the
ace
of
dia-
j
monds
as
Mr.
Dale
could
enter
.
dummy
with
the
Jack
of
hearts
and
discard
his
other
losers
on
the
good
spades.
I
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
tion
in
tariffs
on
Japanese
goods
would
be
a
"tragic
blunder."
He
said,
"We
are
fully
in
sympathy
with
the
Japanese
people's
quest
for
economic
rehabilitation
but
we
do
not
believe
their
interests
or
our
own
can
be
well
served
by
permitting
Japanese
textiles
to
flood
our
markets
and
thus
wreck
the
Canadian
textile
industry."
Instead,
he
proposed
"a
program
which
will
preserve
the
living
standards,
of
the
nation
and
the
economic
security
of
its
textile
workers,"
and
protested
(with
a
gross
distortion)
the
government's
"plan
to
grant
unlim--H
nrlrnission
to
Japanese
textiles."
To
aceept
as
a
principle
that
we
mu.st
trade
with
no
country
having
a
lower
living
standard
than
ours,
would
limit
our
trade
to
the
United
States
exclusively;
but
we
all
know
that
real
prosperity
can
come
only
throunh
the
widest
kind
of
international
trade
with
reasonable
safeguards,
of
course.
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
ATTENTION
FISHERMEH
AND
BOAI
OWNERS
EKOLITE
has
do.13
it
again!
This
time
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
Less
10
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
31,
1953
With
a
deposit
of
S17.50
and
the
balance
of
$158.00
on
delivery,
you
can
assure
yourself
of
a
Sounder
before
the
start
of
the
next
fishing
season.
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL
Wilford
Electrical
Works
COW
BAY
Dealer
in
Prince
Rupert
District
for
EKOLITE
i
mi
THE
PIRATES
OF
PENZANCE'
1
1
1
-.-
1
"YEOMEN
OF
THE
GUARD"
"TRIAl
BY
JURY"
"IOU
NTHE"
J
MEETING
OF
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Locol
of
U.
F.
A.
W.
U.
THURSDAY
DECEMBER
3rd
8
p.m.
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Hall
IMPORTANT
BUSINESS
$6.4
Million
1
Budget
Presented
ANCHORAGE.
Alaska
(CP)
A
$6,416,179
budget
designed
to
wijre
out
a
deficit
and
"hold
the
line"
on
municipal
spending
has
beenpresented
to
city
coun'cil.
The
proposed
budgetMs
$210,
-362
higher
than
the
current
budget
and
is
based
on
continuation
of
the
present
20
mi'l
.
..
PWi
.
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THE
GONDOtlERS"
"THE
MIKAJ
TOTE
Pun
3
ftfma
OJjf
Adults
75c
Studtns
50c
'
Children
.'.
25c
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advcrtiltmcnt
tl
not
publtihtd
or
diiellytr!
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
Britiih
Columbii.
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FAMOl
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levy.
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SALTED
PEANUTS
SPECIAL
PLANTERS
CHRISTMAS
PARTY
PACK
3
'4-lb
TINS
ALMONDS
CASHEWS
Purchase
your
supply
of
Christmas
nuts
and,
at
the
same
time
...
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Kinsmen
Help
the
Kiddies
u