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Daily
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Tuesday,
October
27,
IB53
Rushing
Nature
Finnish
Immigrant
Forced
Out
All
Modern
Comforts
Slated
For
GIs
on
Guard
in
Korea
Today
and
Wednesday
Of
Business
by
Marauding
Bears
VANCOUVER
(CP)
How
a
little
'piglet
can
be
turned
into
a
200-pound
hog
in
as
little
as
123
days
was
told
by
Dr.
Alex
Wood,
director
of
the
animal
nutrition
laboratory
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
They
have
cut
the
growing
time
In
half
by
using
pure
cane
f
ugar
in
the
porker's
diet.
ALSO
Pi
avuv.
ORIMSHAW
INLET.
BC.
(CM,
Mr.
foreman,
a
38-year-old
Helles
Forsman
is
unemployed
and
all
because
of
a
band
of
hungry,
maurading
bears.
hunting.
Wrapped
in
ski
socks,
long
underwear,
lined
pants,
a
hooded
parka,
a
muffler,
heavy
mittens
and
"insulated
Mickey
Mouse"
boots,
he's
ready
to
wait
for
what
he
hopes
won't
come.
And
if
he
needs
them
he
can
"Rogue
River"
With
RORY
CALHOUH
'ETEaoHAVB
riiiiiiaii
uiiiuiBi
axil.,
lua
piic
miv
twin
.
daughters,
came
to
this
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
logging
centre
last
spring.
All
went
well
on
the
logging
World
Championship
Fight,
MARCIAHO
LA
STARZA
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
C
...
,
A..
CAPITOi
'
job,
but
Mr.
Forsman
soon
1
found
the
bears
too
much
for
him.
i
Twice,
bears
broke
into
the
kitchen
and
ate
everything
in
I
sight.
Mr.
Forsman
replenished
I
his
depleated
lurtier
the
second
SEOUL
(AP)
The
freezing
winter
wind
Is
whipping
over
Korea
and
the
United
States
Army
is
tucking
its
soldiers
in
like
a
fussy
mother-
For
three
winters
soldiers
died
in
the
snow
and
ice
on
Korea's
bare
hills.
This
is
the
fourth
the
warm-winter.
Grizzled
veterans
would
shudder;
they're
even
building
heated
"hobby
shops."
LINE
COLD
BUT
Sure,
it's
going
to
be
cold
up
on
the
"line"
on
the
edge
of
the
demilitarized
zone,
where
troops
will
stand
frigid
watches
in
case
the
Reds
decide
to
break
the
armistice
But
they
can
walk
back
to
a
tent
and
warm
up
by
two
stoves.
One
stove
already
has
Snow
Togs
For
Boys
and
Girls
$7.95
?8.95
and
up.
time
by
shooting
the
marauding
bruin
as
it
munched
a
ring
of
have
ice
shoes
with
spiked
soles
and
other
arctic
gear.
He
already
has
his
winter
gear,
putting
it
on
piece
by
piece
as
the
winter
walks
In-
PLL'SHY
BREAKS
A
while
on
the
line,
and
he'll
get
a
break
a
trip
back
to
division.
That's
even
plushler.
There
the
engineers
are
building
Jumbo
quonset
huts
for
snack
bars,
community
centres,
theatres,
recreation
halls,
chapels
and
junior-grade
gyms.
DONALD
C.
MacDONAtD.
39
Z!
garlic
sausage.
The
same
night,
Bjhe
killed
three
others
as
they
!
prowled
around
the
cabin.
He
I
estimated
the
total
number
of
!
bears
in
the
area
at
50.
J
Mr.
Forsman
took
the
bear
in-5
;
vaslon-
in
stride
until
the
hun-
gry
bruins
started
chasing
his
i
filM4
hlataa
MtMnt
aatkaty
ia
la
la
a
aaata
4mht
af
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All
Ages.
INDIA
wa
a
CAST
Of
THOUSANMI
mvyf
I
national
organizer
and
treasurer
of
the
CCF,
has
announced
he
will
be
a
candidate
for
the
Ontario
leadership
of
the
party
at
its
provincial
convention
Nov.
20-21
in
Toronto.
The
former
newspaper
man,
a
member
of
the
Ontario
provincial
CCF
council
since
1948,
will
seek
the
post
left
vacant
in
August
by
the
resignation
of
E.
B.
Jolliffe.
Selected
for
quality
with
an
eye
I
UiUkHiillij
axi
toward
economy.
All
colors,
too.
Smaller
huts
are
going
up
js
libraries
and
reading
rooms
and
i
daughters,
lnga-uu
ana
mj-iBritt-
That
made
him
decide
to
hobby
shops
been
issued
for
each
tent
and
!
stocks
of
fuel
oil
are
piled
high
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
Billets
front
and
rear
have
been
winterized
with
wooden
floors.
leave
his
job
and
seek
employment
In
the
comparative
safety
of
Vancouver
some
350
miles.
"They
were
hungry
and
we
do
not
think
we
should
stay
around
and
supply
their
food."
in
dumps.
When
the
soldier
steps
out
of
the
tent,
he'll
look
like
a
combination
Eskimo-skier
going
This
is
winter
in
Korea
1053
style.
'
Today
and
Wednesday
TOTEM
A
Famous
Players
fl
"Jungle"
7:00
and
9:30
"Stolen
Face"
8:15
only
BLACKWOOD
on
U.S.
Urged
To
Reject
Bid
WASHINGTON
The
fisheries
council
of
Canada
has
urged
the
United
States
to
reject
New
England
demands
for
fish
Import
restrictions,
emphasizing
that
thousands
of
Canadian
workers
will
be
hit
if
the
curbs
are
imposed.
,
The
council,
spokesman
for
the
Canadian
fishing
industry,
told
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
IT'S
TIME
Safe
From
Ragweed
T1MMINS,
Ont.
(Cc
Fears
of
one
councillor
that
ragweed,
bane
of
hayfever
sufferers,
was
invading
the
north
was
allayed
when
Timmins
town
council
received
a
letter
from
an
Ontario
agricultural
department
official
at
Matheson.
He
reported
no
evidence
of
common
ragweed
in
areas
north
of
North
Bay.
.
Evil
TO
INSTAL
STORM
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
jvlnter
is
not
far
behind.
Calii
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Ovcreall
Gives
Clue
to
Your
High
Cards
today
to
instai
storm
windows
In
YOUR
house.
.,
ALL
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
ANIJ
SASH
MADE
TO
ORDfl
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD1
215
First
Avenue
West
,
rhoDtW
the
U.S.
tariff
commission
that
the
possibility
of
U.S.
tariff
curbs
which
would
"throttle"
Canadian
exports
"is
a
disturbing
prospect."
It
could
result
in
a
breakdown
in
Cahada-U.S.
fish
conservation
co-operation
and
raise
the
issue
One
of
the
unfavorable
aspects
.
of
competing
after
the
bidding
has
been
opened
ahead
of
you
is
that
your
overcall
or
takeout
double
may
"tell"
the
m
Canada
of
how
far
American
c
eventuaj
declarer
how
to
play
his
hand.
Your
show-
and
other
foreign
vessels
should
.
.
,
.
.
-
1
'oo?
be
allowed
to
fish
off
Canadian
ing
of
strength
lnlerenuauy
r
places
certain
mgn
cards
in
your
hand
and
also
gives
clues
as
to
your
shores,
always
Insist
on.
genet
al
distribution.
$100000?
ruffing
a
spade
and
led
another
diamond,
planning
to
play
dummy's
10
if
Mr
Abel
played
low.
But
Mr.
Abel
put
up
Itw
queen
.
.
and
Mr.
Trucx
let
"aA&S
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f
into
a
contract
of
five
hearts.
lit
AkOfljl
'Tne
trpy
of
spatt
was
opened
flftfllV
I
and
he
ruffed
out
Mr.
Dale's
!
ace.
His
partner
had
a
sound
opening
bid,
he
had
tw.
aces
La"
"
"
A
him
hold
the
trick.
,
Mr.
Abel
'
returned
p
spadu
and
Mr.
Truex.
ruffed.
He
led
$1,600,000?
his
last
diamond,,
finessed
dummy's
10
and
cashed
tw
more
diamonds,
discarding
two
V
!
..foremost
infrozenfooi
clubs,
from
his
hand.
He
lost
club
at
the
end
but
easily
made
11
tricks.
North
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
Vtrth
(Mr.
AIh-I)
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Mastarii)
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III
(Mr.
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paM
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and
Mr
Abel
had
bid
strongly.
It
appeared
that
Mr.
;
Dale's
Jump
overcall
In
spades
'was
based
more
on
distributional
values
than
on
high
cards.
There
were
two
way
to
finesse
against
the
queen
of
hearts.
It
was
Mr.
Truex's
Judgment
that
if
either
opponent
had
a
singleton
heart,
it
was
Mr.
Dale-
He
therefore
laid
down
the
ace
'of
hearts
at
trick
two
and
followed
with
a
small
heart,
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Monlh
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firrtt
3-ipd
Xecorrf
Changer
.
.
offeri
tkrilling
"tru-to-liV
quality
frCMB
all
your
records.
Powrfut
6-tvbm
AM
ftacfio
with
world-
intending
to
finesse
dummy's
Jack.
does
a
vildcdff
cosS?
.
A
"wildcat"
is
a
w
ell
drilled
in
an
rct
uhcre
oil
has
never
been
found.
Drilling
costs
vary,
but
the
average
wildcat
in
western
Canada
runs
to
more
than
100,0(X).
Une
u
ell
cost
$1,600,000
and
found
no
oil!
'
Oil
is
making
an
incrensingly
important
contribution
to
our
standard
of
living.
How
many
of
these
questions
about
it
can
you
answ
er?
When
Mr.
Abel
s
queen
show
ed,
one
problem
on
the
hand
was
solved.
Dummy's
king
won
lomovt
RCA
Victor
"Goldn
Throat"
hM
cyittm.
Compact
Cabin,
.
,
.
xquUit-
ly
Anikhad,
yot
complotoly
practical
tn
dtiign.
DROP
IN
FOR
A
DEMONSTRATION
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
"The
Store
That
Service
Bull."
rhonc
6
or
36
and
the
ace
of
diamonds
was
laid
down.
Mr.
Trucx
did
not
make
the
mistake
of
cashing
dummy's
other
high
diamond.
Still
looking
for
a
singleton
ln
Mr.
Dale's
hand,
he
expected
to
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n
lilliaWP
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PiUi
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Dhserver
in
htngf
'
IIow
many
wildcat
wells
find
a
new
oil
field
.
find
it
ln
the
diamond
suit.
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i
m
h
w
Jar---?M''
i
He
returned
to
his
handl
by
s
croft
at
Sea
over
Aircraft
Carrier
I
Tht
long-term
it
erage
in
utstem
(nad
is
I
in
2.t.
Only
I
in
07
hs
jnund
field
capable
of
producing
as
much
as
2,000
barrels
a
day.
tin
23?
Moontficcnt.
wry
l$)m
VjUkmij
r
Since
1939
the
cost
of
living
index
has
risen
by
85.
During
that
time
has
the
price
you
pay
for
gasoline
gone
up
by
The
average
retail
price
of
gasoline
is
only
44
higher
than
preuar,
even
u
ith
higher
road
taxes
m
til
provinces.
THINK
79.
103.
IIIC
Royal
Canadian
Navy
CANADIAN
A
lot
of
oil
has
been
discovered
in
the
west
since
1946.
In
that
time
have
Canada's
oil
reserves
increased
i
anus?
23
times?
37
times?
NATIONAL!
'Al
1
ir
a
1
illt'
I
(
11
It
i
.
mum
mm
)
a
new
course
will
start
shortly
for
Reserves
have
increased
23-fold
in
the
past
six
years.
Canadian
fields
now
supply
all
tht
prairies
and
part
of
B.C.
and
Ontario.
About
7S0
companies
in
which
the
public
has
an
investment
interest,
as
well
as
several
hundred
private
firms
and
partnerships.
And
this
doesn't
include
the
thousands
of
privately
operated
service
stations
and
other
retail
and
wholesale
outlets
for.
oil
products.
'
tm
If
you're
going
places
whether
for
How
many
companies,
would
you
say
are
engaged
in
the
oil
business
'
in
Canada
,
young
Canadians
to
train
in
Naval
Aviation
as
pZZI.
PILOTS
AND
OBSERVERS
business
or
pleasure-
174?
750?
23?
..
't
to
any
destination
near
or
far,
keep
us
ever
in
mind.
For
Travel
is
our
business
travel
in
Canada,
United
States,
Vest
Indies,
Europe,
etc.!
We'll
be
glad
to
help
you
with
your
plans,
and
will
do
our
Canada's
growing
oil
industry
meant
orders
for
many
businesses,
jobs
for
many
Canadians.
Last
year
Imperial's
purchasing
department
bought
equipment
and
supplies
from
Canadian
firms
amounting
to
U2
millions?
15
i
millions?
WO
millions?
1
56
millions.
About
4,500
Canadian
companies
sold
Imperial
supplies
ranging
from
heavy
steel
plates
to
paper
clips.
best
to
make
your
trip
a
pleasant
one,
If
yttatw
bttw.en
18
and
J3,
or.
unmarried,
hov
Junior
Ma"itu'""j"yt!
th
quivaUnt
and
can
qualify,
you
can
b
en
officer
in
ont
of
t
Canadian
Navy's
flying
squadrons
of
Saa
Furios
and
Avenger-
OU)0rt(
o
fully
trained
in
teamanthip
and
airmanship,
gaining
experience
efloet
and
in
the
air,
af
homo
and
abroad.
OPENINGS
ARE
LIMITED
APPtY
NOW.
far
M
information
end
your
official
application
form,
see,
write
or
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFFICER
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p'wswgri
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I
or
information,
call
or
write:
K.
L.
ROBERTSON,
G.A.P.D.,
528
Third
Ave.
West,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
260
7
CN'i''7
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
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stakes
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cgtrjr
slrenf
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM
Prince
Rupert
.
Phone
520
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