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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
F'riday,
August
28,
1953
Todays
Stock
Jilinnc.
Salmon
Tack
In
Alaskt
Poor
JUNEAU,
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The
iS53
Alaska
saimxn
fi.shing
season
was
described
by
department
of
fisherie
if
it?
Wednesday
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VANCOfVER
American
Standard
18
Bralorne
3.60
Evenir.cs
7
-
9:T0
Soturdoy
Mofinee
2:00
at
the
"mo
astrou.s
of
modern
times."
The
total
Alastca
pa-s
this
year
will
probabiy
be
well
under
j
000.000
cafes,
a
spokesman
said.
Mew
closure
orders
also
an-nouncen
will
leave
the
South
Prince
of
Wales
Island
and
Clar-rvp
fWrMt
nras.
except
the
borth
Behm
Canal
section,
as
k-uiiiy
ma'Oi
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districts
pcn
alter
Thursday
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OVER
THE
MALAYAN
Jungle,
a
Tracker
dog
is
hauled
up
into
a
British
naval
helicopter
in
flight
after
com-rlrtion
of
its
mission.
The
dogs
are
dropped
Jnto
the
area
to
a;d
poilec
in
rounding
up
bandits,
then
the
pooches
are
picked
u-
by
the
"copter
for
transfer
to
another
section
of
the
peninsula
fur
another
cliore.
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Aumaque
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38
II
I
Parliamentary
Divorce
Mm
TOTE;
Buffalo
Canadian
17'
Today
and
Soturday
I'.venliirs
7:
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9:05
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Sniurdav
2:
n.m.
Consolidated
Smelters..
26.00
A
MMIr
FHVmsTllF'3
Ready
To
Go
at
Full
Speed
handled
by
the
Exchequer
Court
hflr.
ben
led
by
Ptanley
Knowlcs.
Winnipeg
North
Centre.
If
you
arr
a
veteran
a:'.d
are
genuine!;
to
tstcd
in
Veterans'
Land
Act
fw
Prince
Ra;r
you
are
urged
to
see
the
Secretary-Muii?
OTTAWA
P
The
parliamen-
tary
divorce
mill
will
opciwte
at
full
blast
during
the
first
session
of
the
22nd
Parliament.
Members
of
the
Senate
and
;
the
Commons
will
again
devote
lor.g
l.ours
to
the
.'-position
of
divorce
petitions
from
Quebec
and
Newfoundland,
the
only
provinces
without
divorce
courts.
And
the
CCF
party
now
23
seats
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Canadian
Legion,
Branch
No.
27.
It
it
pis..,;
that
future
legislation
may
assist
the
titer,
of
Prince
Rupert
to
establish
under
Vli
MAJOR
TRUMAN
IIEMI.MVAY
of
Fairfield,
CaUf.,
still
proudly
wears
a
gold
star
in
his
ear,
a
symbol
of
his
guerrilla
days
in
the
Pacific
during
World
War
II.
Heminway
is
one
of
12
living
Americans
who
wear
the
tokens
to
commemmorate
the
close
bonds
they
forged
during
the
days
of
the
Japanese
occupation
of
the
Pacific
islands
when
they
organized
native
guerrilla
troops
to
harass
the
Japs
and
radioed
information
to
American
troops
on
enemy
positions.
Heminway
is
now
stationed
with
the
U.S.
Air
Force's
88th
Bomb
Wing
in
Japan.
Inset
shows
close-up
of
Heminway's
ear
plainly
showing
the
star.
Mr.
Knowles,
Mr.
Coldwell.j
CCF
leader,
and
other
members
of
the
Socialist
group
have
fre-qently
described
the
manner
in
which
Parliament
considers
-di-i
vorce
petitions
as
a
"blot,
on
Canada."
CCF's
last
attempt
to
plai:e
Quebec
and
Ncvl
midland
divorces
under
the
Jurisdiction
of
the
.
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that
interested
veterans
be
listed
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a.
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nf
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must
be
esUM
before
a
brief
can
be
prepared.
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35
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East
Sullivan
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God's
Lake
92
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18
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54
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38
Joliet
Quebec
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Long
Lac
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Red
Lake
1.80
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Red
Lake
39
MacLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.60
Moneta
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47
Negus
15
Noranda
-
67.00
Louvicourt
15
Pickle
Crow
122
Ptrol
Oil
and
Gas
42
New
Senator
18
Sherritt
Gordon
4.05
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6.55
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34
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39
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195
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168
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Metals
170
'
strong
will
redouble
its
efforts
to
switch
Parliament's
job
of
dis
I
Exchequer
Court
failed
on
Jan.
23,
1953,
at
the
last
session.
Mr.
Knowles
said
during
the
solving
marriages
to
the
Exchequer
Court.
Since
prororiation
jf
the
last
BLACKWOOD
on
debate
that
his
bill
would
meet
Parliament
Mav
14,
136
divorce
!
petitions
from
Quebec
and
New-lone
major
objection
raweooy
I
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S
throueh
thrseynateland
!
the
establishment
of
cUvorce
c"urU
their
b"rd8-
r;nmm.,n
mom
after
the
onenine
Bide
ine
th.
una..
c-inn
in
Knvpmhrr.
'!
During
the
last
Parliament
a
M
1.478
divorces
were
irran'ed
to
Bv
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Officials
Of
the
committees
i
branch
of
the
Senate
which
does
j
couples
in
Newfoundland
and
Quebec.
This
was
.an
increase
of
369
compared
with
the
1.109
approved
in
the
20th
Parliament
7
M
I
PHONt
Y
Is
Fearless
Miss
Iirash
Overlooks
One
Point
Today's
hand
offers
a
strange
and
interesting
which
sat
from
194a
to
1949.
Divorces
processed
by
Parlia
most
of
the
paper
work
in
con-;
nection
with
divorces,
said
the
f"mre
is
'
fnirlv
hnh"
in
view
of
j
the
fact
that
Parliament
will
not
j
meet
for
nearly
three
months.
"they
said
thev
expect
the
num-
!
iyr
of
petitions
handled
next
i
session
will
approximate
the
282
HlXimlt
lIMITtD
j
VANCOUVER
partnership
that
of
Mr.
Meek,
who
is
afraid
of
his
M..Jj.f5
Planninrj
7-
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rpi.:
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ithodnrmmi
iveiiuyuitu
ment
have
risen
steadily
since
IM7
when
the
number
granted
'
own
shadow,
and
Miss
Brash,
who
is
afraid
of
noth-
'
"
f'ontrol
Hoard
or
by
the
(iovernment
of
jiriWUW
was
46.
World
Federation
.
ling,
not
even
a
1700
point
penalty.
In
tocav's
deal
Mr.
Meek
con-
processed
at
the
1952-53
session.
The
CCF
light
to
have
Quebec
and
Newfoundland
divorces
j
BORDEAUX,
France!
Reuters
i
The
nudists
of
the
world
have
j
decided
to
unite."
Undraped
delegates
from
15
countries
convened
I
in
a
ramp
among
sand
dunes
iear
here
and
voted
to
set
up
an
LABOR
DAY
International
Nudist
Federation
"'hl'-h
will
meet
next
year
in
Paris.
l
boys'
Ik
North
dealer
.
,
Both
sides
vulnerable
Virth
(Mr.
Meek)
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(Ml.
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bttldtng:
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f4fk
1
tented
himscif
with
making
minimum"
rebic's
in
clubs.
AnJ
Miss
Erash
overbid
as
usual,
tf-king
a
shit
at
three
no
trump
without
a
club
in
her
h.nd.
She
did
some
good
planning
to
m?ke
h?r
contract
bat
overlooked
cne
little
point
which'
would
have
brought
hr
success
Mr.
Dale
led
the
trey
of
spades
and
Miss
Brash
thought
awhile
before""
playing
"from
dummy."
How
was
she
going
to
reach
dummy
to
cash
the
clubs?
Finally,
she
saw
one
possibility
outside
of
the
ace
of
heart.1
being
"right."
If
Mr.
Masters
hid
ju;;t
oiv
of
the
tw3
high
spade
honor:
she
could
drop
her
queen
undo,
,
it
and
then
nothing
could
pre
Canadian
Envoy
Returning
Home
MEXICO
CITY
APl-Cana-'lian
Ambassador
Chides
Pierr"
Hebcrt
Is
scheduled
to
return
home
by
train
by
wny
of
New
York
,
today.
The
ambassador
will
travel
in
the
first
run
of
the
Swiss-made
luxury
train
which
will
handle
tourist
travel
'
be
Xi
sm
f
:erc:
West
PHS
Pa.ss
All
Pass
South
1
H
2
D
3
NT
North
Eat
1
C
Pass
2
C
Pubs
3
C
Pass
tween
Mexico
City,
and
Nuevo
vent
the
jack
of
spades
fro
n
j
being
an
entry.
j
She
played
the
four
from
th"
board
but
Mr.
Masters
foiled
her
Lareda
on
the
United
Statci
border.
1
lan
by
refusing
to
go
up
with
the
depths
of
his
misery,
"you
had
played
the
eight
Instead
of
the
four
of
spades
from
dummy
at
trick
one?"
Mr.'
wiecit
-.-as
right.
There
would
hive
been
no
defense
aealnst
that
play.
If
Mr.
Mast
i
?LJ
v
'V
.
Ltal
the
ace.
He
played
the
seven
and
Miss
Brash
reluctantly
won
with
the
nine.
She
then
led
to
the
king
of
hearts.
Mr.
Masters
won
with
the
ace
end
got
off
the
lend
with
a
diamond.
Miss
Brosh
won
with
the
aco,
ceshed
the
kin,
then
led
the
)H(k
of
hearts.
Mr,
Masters
few
Hove
(ou
tried
ers
let
the
eight
win.
Miss
Brash
could
run
six
clubs
and
two
(diamonds,
for
game.
If
he
r"
iup
the
ace,
Miss
Brash
could
have
dropped
her
queen
it
Captain
Woman
tcok
the
Qjfen,
rashd
the
hcp
of
spades
and
got
out
with
his
'"st
heirt.
Thus
Miss
Brash
ended
up
with
just
six
tricks
planned,
and
later
reached
th?
board
with
the
jack
of
spades
1
to
cash
six
clubs
aTid
again
;
make
her
contract.
MS
7
m
three
hearts,
two
diamonds
and
,
'
1
sae.
Michael
Collins,
Irish
revolu-
"Sorry,
partner,"
she
said.
"I
ticnary
general.
wrs
ambushed
couldn't
get
into
your
hand."
and
shot
to
death
during
a
mot-"Suppose,"
said
Mr.
Meek
from
or
trip
in
1922.
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AUD
SVftP
DANGER
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of
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