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Prince
Rupert
Caliy
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Tuesday,
January
6,
1953
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RUPERT
to
KETCHIKAN
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SATURDAY
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Ketchikan
3:15
p.m.
:
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$27.00
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3y
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BLACKWOOD
wood
U
takiim
ar.other
whirl
at
1
Huy
Lous
ltgend,
aithouKh
i
tnere
ur
the
uitut!
!n!!3
t.iat
:
there
in
any
rent-mblance
to
the
lnUi
Dmisiana
snauir.
i
Tlie
laat
flim
which
fc.mei
1ol
parallel
the
Huey
Look
career
j
"All
the
Kirijj's
Men."
When
was
made,
iu
.sponsors
clatmt'd
J
wag
ihe
kind
of
story
which
i
;could
happen
anywhere.
Trie,.
.Mr.
?uuzzy
Pulls
Ronchcad
sLLIS
AS
I'lay,
Won't
Admit
Error
Mr.
Muzzy
plays
a
wrong
card
he
often
ihi.
"Wfeir.
it
didn't
make
anv
difference
Contact
QCA
...
or
your
loco!
trcvI
agent
-'
Phone
476
local
of
the
film
was
clouded,
sol
would
appear
to
be
even
j
th
south.
K'ov-
the
c:nmy
brothers
are
fliininK
ar.o:::.-r
famous
novel,
j
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(i
the
story
of
an
ambitious
pou-;
ti
wno
set
a
whole
state
on
ear.
i
-Tliis
Isn't
Hii'-y
im's
story."
assured
Jame
Cagiiry.
who
is,
piayini?
tb
lead.MK
role
It's
the
j-iory
or
an
um.rupulous
nnii-
itlelan
who
u.v
whatever
means
necessary,
to
further
hU
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are-r.
"Ai
tually,
the
wh-ile
storv
takes
f
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my.
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When
uses
the
a
what
I
jdayed."
Somttimes
-
There
is
a
certain
situation
Aiteie
better
piuyeis
loan
Mr.
M;
-
??y
figure
that
their
playl
makes
no
difference.
I
refer
toi
the
casP
where
vr.y
Brc
ainine!
cn
t;ie
u.rt
ct
dummy
and
your)
partner
leads
a
small
trumn
j
sy
you
bss
the
doubletonj
liUM,n
or
doubleum
jack
and!
(iummy
has
two
or
three
low
I
car;lg
in
ue
,uit.
Do
you
auto-!
.
!
i-,i..
o..
-!
deciarer
has
a
long
trump
suit
inciuamg
an
ine
otner
non-
ors
i.as
!s
often
ihe
easel,
it
is
true
that
playing
your
honor
will
make
no
difference
as
far
as
taking
this
particular
trick
Is
concerned.
But
what
about
later
tricki?
Usually
it
is
better
to
play
low
in
this
situation
especially
where
you
are
short
in
a
side
suit
which
declarer
will
apparently
try
to
ruff
In
dummy.
Today's
deal
Is
an
illustration
this
principle.
Mr.
Abel
won
the
first
trick
with
the
king
of
j
diamonds.
Then,
to
prevent
j
spade
ruffs
on
the
board,
he
I
shifted
to
a
trump.
The
trey
j
was
played
from
dummy
.
and
j
Mr.
Muzzy
unhesitatingly
play-
the
queen
!
Later
he
stubbornly
Insisted
made
no
difference.
True,
if
'
he
had
played
the
four
spu
lilac
ir.
tjf.
lliu;
fellow
he
.s
to
bo
1
governor.
So
he
picks
out
a
i
hvavy
the
owner
of
the
coltoo
mill
-and
mates
him
tn
butt
of
ihe
whole
campaign.
Oh,
he's
a
wily
one,
all
rht."
Capsule
review:
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Rouse"
is
a
rare
and
beautiful
arhieverni-r.t.
As
a
piece
of
art.
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V
ranks
with
the
work
of
the
Thousands
Flee
Red
Germany
In
Illegal
Migration
to
West
'
BONN
(API
Ninety
thousand;
of
thousands
will
bolt
to
the
;
East
Germans
braved
the
Com-jWrest
during
1953.
munists'
frontier
"death
zone"j
Many
will
be
scurrying
away
to
win
freedom
in
West
Oer-1
from
service
under
Russian
of-many
in
the
last
six
months
of
j
fleers
in
the
new
East
German
1952.
More
than
88.000
others
:
army.
Since
Jan.
1,
1932,
more
fled
to
beleaguered
West
Ber-
j
than
2.200
men
from
this
Red
this
Is
true
and
sometimes
South
duiltr
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bidding:
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West
North
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Pass
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Paw
4
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Pass
Piss
Dtol
All
paw
Mi.a
Brash
.".till
would
have
won
the
trick
',
Bv
she
would
not
have
made
itv.4r
eontract.
When
she
tried
to
ruff
a
third
round
of
spadesv
J-th,
dummy's
10
of
hearts,
Mt.jKtuzy
would
have
been
able
to
over-ruff
with
the
queen.
Mr,
Abel
could
still
win
a
spade
and
a
club
and
that
would
be
enough,
As
you
see,
when
Mr.
Muzzy
played
the
queen
of
hearts
at
trick
two
ne
was
leu
with
the
lowly
four
and
thus
Miss
Brash
ruffed
out
one
of
her
spade
los-
er
and
wrapped
up
her
doubled
contract.
Wehrmacht
.
have
deserted
to
West
Berlin.
Since
June,
1.716
have
bolted
to
West
Germany.
There
are
good
reasons
why
this
flood
of
desperate
migrants
is
expected
to
sweep
on
during
1953:
Complete
police
rule
has
been
clamped
on
East
Germany.
Draft-are
boys
are
being
fired
from
their
Jobs
and
driven
into
the
army.
Women
are
being
recruited
to
replace
the
young
men
in
industry
and
coal
mines.
Politically
-
untrustworthy
families
have
been
forced
from
their
border
homes
and
deport-
ed
eastward
for
resettlement,
And
a
warlike
"death
zone"
has
been
built
along
the
600-mile
East-West
border.
Russian
soldiers
and
East
German
Communist
police
patrol
constantly
with
orders
to
shoot
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at
11,000
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chase
price
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667
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coal
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651.
J'hllpott,
Mil.
Evltt
&
(c)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Urge
Chin
Carvrd
Cfmphor
Wood
elst
I'liune
hi.ick
3a6
ii,!
MK
HALL-Orey
buby
btlrj'V
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HI.
1-OK
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lulihu1
bout
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5ir
bi.im
13',
(10
II
P.
"ATLAS"
1
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Interior
of
engine-room
and
forecastle
damaged
tv
fire.
Pilot
hirnw
rle.uroycU
Main
i-iiK'iu-
now
placta
m
K'Hd
running
onit
r.
'1
rrult-r
will
he
received
by
(in-
under.
muni
lip
to
tioOII,
January
10,
tf:,
tor
111
pu'-
IM,"
subject
to
owner
debts
to
reject
any
of
nil
bids
f
Vcwl
muv
be
wen
and
Inspected
id
at
tie
Canadian
Fli
10
and
fold
KUirufie
Im
kn,
ht
ul
i
hi
Cove,
and
information
obtained
III
from
11
Ward,
M
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SiK-j
1
vevor.
Phone
6H0
or
Red
l!if,,
1
Prince
Pupcrt.
IK.',
I
12
-II
Ward.
'Hi
I
OK
KKN'T
K')K
RKNT-fileepinR
room.
5-id
6th
Kst.
i5m
i
FOR
KKNT
Sleeping
room
I
Blue
02.
141
:
ICR
KENT
Office
spnre
m
fire
proof
building.
Immediate
oc-rnpanejr.
Phone
8(17.
181
10
Hi
K)l
Kf-
NT-.Sleeping
room
r
Iom-'
III
In
tilt
Beach
Place
Phone
10
Blue
i
11
11
ftJK
KKNT
Koom
und
Iv.ai
d
or
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11
kitchen
pi
IviU
ei
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1323
8'
hi
II
F.ast
P.O.
Box
ia
'Up'
I
11
II
tOR
HKNT-2-room
rabln
f-tiit-l
fblr
for
working
rouple
Apply!
7th
Went.
I
ltoi
i
'
i
flirt
niux
i
Bleeping
room
on
Ut'ht
hou.'keepmg
room,
5
'1
west
8th.
(gpi
TAXIS
And
Tlt
lNMritS
Srort
the
New
Year
Right
Change
to
BLACK
and
WHITE
For
a
Clean,
Dependable
Taxi
Service,
Coll
65.
rvrrttnikily
Why
ii-t
n-f
CITY
TRANSFER
Long
Distance
Furniture
Movers
OR
ATI
NO
and
PACKING
Fl'RNITVKE
B10RAOK
Ilnusrhold
Effects
Moved
to
or
front
any
point
in
B
C.
Phone
950
First
Ave.
and
Millrkie
WANTMI
TO
KENT
YdUNO
COUPLE,
no
children,
dcnircs
3-rom
furnish'-d
suite
Or
n
268,
(9pi
WORKINO
COUPLE
require
smali
house
u
rent.
Write
Box
5ftS
Oaiiy
News.
iSpi
WANTED
Four-
or
five-room
house.
Blue
331.
(
12pi
SINGER
SEWINO
CENTRK
rent
portable
inaclUnes.
Phone
1194.
c
ANT.U
CASH
for
acrap
Liasa,
.
copper,
batteries
and
radlutors.
Phone
M3.
Call
30
6th
Avenue
West
City
lN
Tiri
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass,
copjier,
lead.
etc.
Honest
grading
Prompt
payment
made
Atlas
Iron
li
Metal
Ltd
.
260
Prior
ttt
Vancouver,
DC.
Photip
PAHfir
6357.
H
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Wartlma
Four
In
good
condition.
Phone
Green
j
062
after
6
pm.
(9!
house
for
sale
Beach!
Grove,
Vancouver.
New
house,
two
bedrooms,
wardrobe,
linen
cupboards,
modern
Hollywood
style
fireplace,
up
to
flat
kitchen,
bathroom.
Front
and
back
porches
One
b'ock
from
golf
course.
Fifty
yards
from
good
bathing
beach.
Close
to
store,
school
and
public
swimming
pool.
Vancouver
bus
passes
house.
Further
information
Box
589
Dally
News.
t5pi
WHY
PAY
RENT
$2000
cash
gives
you
Immediate
possession
of
this
four-loom
bungalow,
completely
furnished.
Purt
basement,
patent
roof.
Priee
$4200.
$1750.
cash
buys
this
new
four-room
hunpulow.
cement
posts,
fully
Insulated.
Pembroke
bathroom."
Close
to
city
centre.
Price
$5750.
Immediate
possession.
Armstrong
Agencies
Ltd.
Phone
342,
Black
197
evening
..
'
subject
it
portrays,
Toulouse-ITlauirec.
The
flav6r
of
Paris
in
18'jos,
ii
captured
convincing
by
the
gi
thus
of
John
Hus-;
of
ton.
Jus
Ferrer
is
precis
and
authentic
it
the
dwarfvd
artUt,
and
the
supporting
ca-st
u
studded
(with
memorable
performances.
(There
is
little
that
can
be
criticized
i
about
tills
film.
Some
of
j
ed
vor
ui
ninaiit
Kfnrs
arc
over-j
i.-'.iK,
hou
die
w
y
i
nui
always
i.
.
pleasant
to
those
who
dislike;
realism.
But
the
film
remains
a1
triumph
for
Huston,
who
hasi
reached
the
peak
of
his
creative'
powers
I
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A
.
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;
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S-V'
CITED
BY
Ql'FEN
Cpl
Jean
Baptiste
Trudel.
31,
of
Levis,
Que.,
has
been
awarded
the
British
Empire
Medal
in
the
Queen's
New
Year
'honors'
list.
He
was
cited
for
skill
in
the
maintenance
of
aircraft
and
devotion
to
duty
which
"contributed
immensely
to
the
efficiency
with
which
the
Korean
airlift
has
been
conducted."
Cpl.
Trudel,
is
stationed
at
Haneda
air
base
in
Tokyo.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
Centenary
Coin
SALISBURY.
South
Africa
P
Sliver
crown
coins
nre
to
he
MO
WINNER
Lieut.
F.
R.
Freeborn
of
Calgary
receive
the
Military
Class
froin
Oovernor-Oeneral
Vincent
Massey.
Lieut.
Fipetxirn
Is
on
the
staff
of
the
Royal
Military
College
at
KKMon,
Ont
His
citation
said
he
directed
th
laying
of
a
minefield
under
heavy
fire
from
Communists
in
Korea
Nov.
5-9,
1951
and
his
"bravery,
ciol
iess
In
the
fare
of
heavy
enemy
interference,
ami
determination
to
complete
the
task
was
an
Inspiration
to
hU
mei.H
(CP
from
National
Defence
i
lin.
This
illegal
migration
may
swell
to
even
more
fantastic
figures
in
the
new
year.
Increasing
the
heavy
economic
burden
on
West
Germany
and
heightening
its
security
problem.
With
the
Communist
vise
tightening
on
the
18.0C0.000
East
Germans,
officials
of
the
Bonn
government
forecast
that
tens
LONDON
(CP
A
man
la
custody
for
-'loiterins
with
Intent
to
commit
a
felony"
was
said
ii
j
have
carried
a
revolver,
a
still-etto
J
and
a
walking
stick
which
i
?ould
bo
extended
Intc
an
11-foot
ladder.
j
I
SWALLOWFIELD,
England
(CP)
Maj.
David
Treharne.
who
died
;
leaving
property
valued
at
7i,-
;
828,
bequeathed
1200
to
the
pro-
i
prietors
of
kennels
at
nearby
BUrgniieia
on
tuiiuiuun
mo
look
after
his
eight-year-old
fox
ter.
ler
for
me.
USED
CAR
BUYS
1948
CHEVROLET
4-door
Sedan,
Fleetline
.
$1250
1941
CHEVROLET
5-passen-ger
coupe
$600,
:950
MORRIS
Minor
convertible
S650
1952
1
1
4-TON
COMMERCIAL
pickup
(newi
$1850
HEPPNER
MOTORS
Phone
Qreen
605
Mt
Bride
Street
BLONDIE
'X
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v
i
11,
v.
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f
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Turpin
Angles
For
Title
Bout
LONDON
(APi
Randy
Tiir-ptn,
iTirnni!!
at
a
pniible
w.irld
middleweight
title
fight
in
the
.summer
of
1953,
has
.signed
for
two
bouts
in
his
finht-a-month
training
campaign.
On
Jarj.
19
Hi
former
world
champion
meets
Dennis
Powell.
Wei
h
liKht-henvyweipht
champion,
aa
on
Feb.
13
Turpin
will
jight
an
overweight
matcn
aunin.'t
South
Africa's
Dtrsjrir-Miller.
HE.Ii.
iiSTATE
HARBOR
VIEW
IOT
Close
to
schools,
hospital
and
downtown
65
by
150
feet.
Priced
for
quirk
talc
with
terms
if
desired.
Armstroiitr
Airenoies
Ltd.
Phone
342
Black
197,
evenin
ts
(5)
FOR
SALE
Immediate
occupancy
nicely
decorated
four-room
Wartime
house,
insulated,
with
storm
windows
on
7th
,
Avenue
East.
Electric
range,
oil
heater,
Venetian
blinds.
Full
price
$4,200
Terms.
Furniture
as
new,
for
i
sale.
R.
E.
MORTIMER
353
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
(91
IIMIIIR
SMfc
XSSS3S
BcbImI
ti-mlers
will
be
received
by
inr
miuw-wr
in
ohtow
nuri,
lir-
not
inter
than
11
m.
ou
(ha
anih
rtiw
or
January,
loss,
fnr
the
'
pitrchuse
of
Lli-cnre
XMKIt,
to
rut
CIO
ooo
ruhlr
feet
of
Sprut-e,
Hcm-k.k
.
i-l
Ctdur
ou
an
area
comixu-Ine
viicitnt
frown
land,
slltmtctl
on
the
easf
rm
at
Dawson
Creek.
Queen
(.Hanoi
i
!iiiu
vioi-ii.
i
Five
(5)
yeti-i
will
be
Allowed
for
removal
of
timber,
pur
her
particular
of
the
Chief
rVrenter.
Vlemrl.
BC,
or
District
Fireier,
Prlnre
Rupert,
BC.
(D39.J0)
No
Trouble
for
a
Good
Man
gs!lssu,,
ta
mar1'
Rhodes
ccn-
t
Tht
HANDLE
v
(
IS
GENUIME
BOKZ
)
-S
VO
THE
9'.AD5
-L.
IS
FINES
-Is
it
v
7
n
.
:
I
r-iin.Y
veuuraiioiis
ana
exniol-i
tion
of
1953,
Th
coin
will
haw
th
uncrowned
e-ffiev
of
rh
Queen
on
the
front
with
the
in-
w
oP.,n.
-
l'P"""
-
'Quecn
Elizabeth
the
Second."
The
reverse
side
will
have
an
effigy
of
Ci-cil
Rhodes.
KARACHI
(CPi
Pakistan
ha
nearly
doubled
its
production
Of
textiles
during
the
last
'our
years.
From
88.000.000
yardstn
1948,
production
rose
annually
to
the
present
rate
of
175,000.000
yards,
r
n,
-'-,'
MrtkjJ
,
.y.
TTy?f??!
.,nir