"TRY
AND
(JET
ME"
S
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Wednesday,
December
16,
1953
ENDS
TODAY
7:
.
8:25
(Adult)
Burma
First
Target'
THE
LADY
SAYS
NO"
"
'
STARTS
TIIIRSDAY
Dietrich
A
"
A
WOMAN'S
FAVORITE
"Eg
STORE
1
In
Asian
Invasion
Plan
Bv
A.
L.
MiINTYKE
Philippines
would
step
up
cam-
SINGAPORE
i,P
Reports
from
p'aigns
to
create
internal
dis-b
hind
the
bamboo
Curtain
in-
order.
No
dates
have
been
men-dicate
China's
Comniunist
bosses
tioned.
have
made
plans
for
invasion
of
Communist
officials
in
south-southeast
Asia
with
Burma
as
.
east
Asia
are
said
to
have
at-the
first
target.
tended
three
meetings
In
June,
Observers
who
regularly
moni-
August
and
October.
The
con-tor
Chinese
Red
broadcasts
say
1
ferences
decided
to
establish
a
Laos,
in
Indo-China.
and
Thai-
united
operations
department
to
land
are
other
invasion
targets
j
direct
operations,
in
southeast
after
Burma.
To
coincide
with
I
Asian
countries.
Surprises
First-Nighters
LAS
VEGAS,
Nev.
(
Marlene
j
Dietrich
made
her
night-club
I
debut
Wednesday
night
in
thr
.
most
revealing
gown
that
show
j
business
veterans
could
remcm-!
ber.
-
The
veteran
glamor
girl
oper-ed
at
the
Sahara,
and
her
first
appearance
drew
a
gasp
from
t
the
capacity
audience.
She
;
sauntered
on
stage
in
a
gown
j
of
transparent
black
net
and
j
little
else.
The
gown,
a
clinging
number
designed
by
Jean
Louis
for
a
,
'
'
.
'
l
S
,
'
C
1
'
'
-
At
'fhr
-
the
main
Red
push,
Communist
agents
in
Indonesia
and
the
The
meetings
are
reported
to
have
given
special
attention
to
Malaya,
where
the
Red
guerrilla
army
is
fighting
a
losing
battle
Plus:
"Wild
Boar
Hunt"
T
f
TT
C
"Lo;
Jura"
Cartoon
I
I
C
f
A
Evenings
7:
-
8:
p.m.
s
""'""n
Thotr
.
.
f
ii&
sups
i
STARTS
TOMORROW
1
reported
$6,000.
revealed
more
than
it
concealed.
Joe
Schoenfeld,
entertainment
veteran
and
editor
of
Daily
Variety,
snid:
"It's
the
most
Harln
?own
Tw
ever
seen
on
against
Gen.
Sir
Gerald
Tempter's
British
and
Malayan
security
forces.
!
AGENTS
TRAINED
Special
Communist
agents,
trained
in
Chinese
spy
schools,
will:
1.
Collect
information
on
U.S.
moves
in
the
Pacific
and
try
to
learn
how
much
liaison
exists
a
stage,
and
I
covered
New
i
j
oi
k
u
rlesque
in
the
old
days."
'
"I
think
she
was
smart
t)
:
wear
it,"
said
another
observe.
i
r
it:
i
c
a
Still
TIME
Call
Todav
v4
PANTIES
5
HOSIERY
GLOVES
J
PURSES
jj
S
WALLACE'S
WALLACE'S
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I
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h
DEPT.
dept.
s
j
tin
i
ni.T
-I,.
i.iSiiih
lrtAt
JMykJL&
between
U.S.
and
British
authorities.
'
2.
Exploit
differences
between
the
United
States
and
Britain
on
Pacific
defence
policies.
3.
Encourage
anti-British
sentiment
in
Malaya.
4.
Lure
Chinese
business
men
into
supporting
Red
China
economically.
5.
Encourage
Chinese
students
in
.
southeast
Asia
to
return
to
China.
SPECIAL
S
A
A
5J
Cards
in
Kox
...
W
DiBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
STORE
"People
expect
sex
from
Dietrich.
They
got
it."
After
the
show,
the
Rlamorous
r.randmother
served
champagne
for
the
preoo
in
her
suite.
She
was
dressed
in
a
circus
ringmaster
outfit
that
exposed
her
famous
gams.
Will
she
do
uny
more
night
:lubs,
she
was
asked.
"Onlv
if
others
meet
mv
salary
here.
I'm
drawing
$90,000
for
three
weeks."
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r
CANADIAN
ARMY
CHAPLAINS
from
units
of
the
25th
Infantry
Brigade
in
Korea
are
conducting
an
inter-denominational
church
membership
school.
It
is
attended
by
Canadian
soldiers
wishing
to
prepare
themselves
for
membership
in
the
church
of
their
choice
in
their
Canadian
hometowns.
Singing
at
the
school
is
L.-Col.
Rod
Bridges,
Port
Maitland.
N.S.
At
the
piano
is
Capt.
Gordon
Mercer
of
St.
John's,
Nfld.,
chaplain
of
the
Lord
Strathcona's
Horse.
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I
K
SURE
IS
PLENTY
TO
WORRY
ABOUT
V,
It
.J
m
,
j
s
I
Cape
Province
In
the
Union
of
South
Africa
has
a
coastluie
oi
Ve
J-i
nearly
1,300
miles.
Dr.
Gordon
Alfred
Sisco,
United
Church
Leader
Dies
Kuzych
Plans
To
Pay
Costs
VANCOUVER
(CP)
B.C.
court
of
appeal
Tuesday
upheld
a
judgment
against
Myron
Kuzych
ordering
him
te
pay
$14,000
in
Cost
of
Liing
Inflation
War
with
Kussia
Price
of
butter
Korean
Situation
Deflation
TORONTO
(CP)
Rev.
Dr.
Gor-
nomination's
highest
offices.
legal
costs
of
union
officials
be-
nn
Alfred
sisca
,
BIT
IF
VOC
ARE
IX
NEED
A
GH'I
CAR
.
.
.
YOIR
WORR.iiS
ARE
OVEK.
secretary
to
:
He
was
a
graduate
of
Wesley-
court
action
for
reinstatement
in
the
Boilermakers
Union.
Kuzch
has
been
engaged
in
the
general
council
of
the
Uni-jen
Theological
College
in
Mont-ted
Church
of
Canada
sineeiieal
and
Queen's
University,
1936,
died
early
today.
He
was
!
Kingston,
where
he
received
a
62.
I
master
of
arts
degree
in
1932
Dr
Rispn
nne
nf
Pnnarin's
.
wnri
wsls
named
an
hnnnrarv
TRY
ONE
OF
THESE
"
ORRY-FUKE"
BITS:
litigation
since
his
expulsion
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WII.I.YS
STATION
U
V;
Lota
of
room
.
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SUHI
down
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Tl'ltOK
Every
accessory,
A-l
condi-
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in
v
m:da
iki.ivi:kv
Radio
and
heater,
New
paint.
S(i."(l
down
l
llHIl
Ol
('K-Good
motor,
good
heater,
good
buy.
V1KO
down
"
lne
union.
eigni
years
ago
,
leading
churchmen,
entered
hos-
i
doctor
of
divinity
in
1937.
for
opposing
closed
shop
prin-Pl,ai
Tuesday
after
suffering
aj
He
held
charges
at
Clarence-01
.
,
.
.
.
,
(heart
attack.
He
had
been
at
!
ville.
Que.,
and
in
Ontario
cen-
He
said
today
he
will
continue
I
work
in
his
office
Monday
asjtres
including
Toronto
before
to
fight
and
will
make
plans
usual.
kic
,ritm
tn
th.
n.r,
CENTUtY-FO
pmnh
C
.
rOTeSlCT
S
immediately
to
"raise
the
neces
rrarrrrn
l
I
L
Born
in
toatlcook.
ont.,
hu
-ouncil
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
sary
money."
held
various
ministerial
charges
j
He
member
of
tne
in
Quebec
and
Ontario
before
Mutw
o
the
feQeral
counci.
f
tnp
Cnurches
of
Cnrist
,n
.
,
;
uemg
ueu.g
appo.nvea
appuiniea
secretary
secretary
oi
oi
im
me
-or
action
try
Classifieds
!
general
council,
one
of
his
de
JEFFREY
HUNTER
MICHAEL
RENN1E
WENDY
H1LLER
tXTRfl
MILK
!rtCHR!2Tf.!AS
America:
of
the
Canadian
Council
of
Churehes:
of
the
Alliance
of
Reformed
Churches
and
of
the
executive
and
central
committee
of
the
World
Council
of
Churches.
He
also
worked
with
many
other
religious
LAST
TIMf.S
TODAY
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
w
'.4nair
With
a
Stranger"
Jean
Simrrlons
-
Victor
Mature
"Tarian
and
the
She-Devil"
Lex
Barker
-
Joyce
MacKenzie
Lost
Show
8:15
p.m.
CAPITOL
A
FAMOl'S
PLAYERS
TIIEATKk
To
Moke
Those
Hol.'day
Goodies
Everybody
Loves
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Accidental
Settlement
Sets
Record
T
put
that
yum-yum
flavor
into
all
your
ho!.
day
rookery
.
.
.
you'll
want
plenty
of
milk
and
cream.
Patience
Is
'Virtue
in
Dummy
IMay
Many
a
contract
is.
lost
because
declarer
has
a
frantic
desire
to
win
his
tricks
as
early
in
the
hand
as
possible.
Patience
is
indeed
a
virtue
in
dummy
i
play.
In
a
contract
of
three
no-trump,
you
get
exactly
the
same
score
whether
you
win
the
first
nine
tricks
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
,
.
First
Avenue
mnd
Mc
Bride
Slrret
'
NEW
YORK
i
The
.
largest
accident
settlement
in
the
history
of
Bronx
supreme
court.
$146,500,
was
awarded
here
to
a
luncheonette
worker
who
lost
both
legs
as
the
result
of
an
automobile
accident.
The
Metropolitan
Life
Insurance
Co.
will
pay
S96.500
and
Ihe
Royal
Indemnity
Co.,
$50,-
Phone
18
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
LIMITED
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
or
the
last
nine.
.
And
there'
are'
many
advan-i
tages
in
letting
the
opponents
win
their
tricks
at
the
start,
i
For
one
thing,
you
have
more
.
South
dealer
Neither
side
'vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Hale)
S
K
10
4
H
A
5
D
A
J
6
4
IC
6
Koulh
(.Mr.
MilttrrH
S
A
8
3
H
K
Q
9
D
Q
10
8
C
J
J
4
2
000
to
Harry
Levine,
49.
The
settlement
was
made
on
the
second
da;'
f
Levlne's
negligence
suit
HAVE
YOU
ENTIHSD
j
knowledge
as
to
the
distribu-i
tion
of
the
defenders'
hands
at
trick
four,
say,
than
you
had
at
j
trick
one.
In
addition,
holding
up
your
winners
for
a
round
or
i
two
may
sever
communication
lines
between
the
defenders'
hands.-
!
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Champion
i
led
the
seven
of
clubs,
Mr.
Meek
for
$780,000
brought
against
the
Metropolitan
and
one
of
its
employees.
Harry
Berman,
whose
automobile
figured
In
an
accident
involving
Levlne's
car
in
1952.
V.a-t
(Mr.
Meek)
S-Q
J
8
6
H
J
10
7
8
D
K
7
C
A
Id
6
North
I
Viet
(Mr.
ChumplfiM)
89
7
2
H
8
3
2
D
6
2
C
K
9
8
7
3
The
bidding:
South
West
1
C
Pass
1
NT
'
Pasis
3
NT
All
Pass
won
with
the
ace
and
returned
the
ten.
Mr.
Masters'
play
td
THE
JAYCEE
Light-Up
Contest?
YOU
CAN
WIN
v
CASH
PRIZES
And
Have
Lots
of
Fun
Too!
iyM
If
-fJ
1
D
3
D
Pa&i
hold
the
second
trick.
A
third
the
second
trick
determined
the
fate
of
the
contract.
If
he
put
up
the
lack
and
lost
to
the
king,
he
would
then
have
the
rest
of
the
tricks
IF
the
diamond
finesse
worked.
But
what
if
Mr.
Meek
had
the
king
of
diamonds?
Mr.
Masters
realized
that
if
the
outstanding
club
was
then
led
bt.J
the
jack
I
lost
to
the
king.
Later,
when
Mr.
Meek
was
in
with
the
king
'
of
diamonds,
he
had
no
clubs
left.
Mr.
Masters
was
In
full
I
control
and
spread
the
hand
for
!
nine
tricks.
I
I,,
i
tvrriitemtnr
li
noi
Duhlihfd
Of
displayed
hy
the
Liquor
Coniroi
Rord
or
hy
ihe
Oorrnmenl
uf
British
Culumbia.
cuids
were
divided
4-4
he
was
safe,
as
then
he
could
not
lose
more
than
three
clubs
and
a
diamond.
However.
If
Mr.
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
I
i
Champion
had
five
clubs,
he
could
let
the
iTk
"'in
he
j
second
trick,
retaining
the
king
and
lei.
,ing
a
cluu
in'
mi.
I
Mock's
hand.
DANCE
-
FRIDAY
As
you
see,
that
defense
would
I
beat
the
hand.
The
diamond
iff
LEGION
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$1.00
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10-2
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by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
EOYS
EVERYONE
WELCOME
finesse
would
lose
to
Mr.
Meek
and
his
club
return
through
Mr.
Masters'
queen-four
would
be
fatal.
Mr.
Masters
avoided
this
catastrophe
in
a
very
simple
manner.
He
just
let
Mr.
Meek
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