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Rupert
Duily
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Saturday,
October
31,
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TODAY
7:
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9:
p.m.
ROCK
HUDSON
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"SEA
DEVILS"
Reds
Reject
Flexible'
Agenda
PANMUNJOM
(AP)
American
Ambassador
Arthur
H.
Dean
to
Evacuation
Of
Guerillas
Set
Next
Week
BANKOK
(AP)
Agreement
has
been
reached
to
start
the
air
evacuation
of
Chinese
Na-committee
that
the
first
group
to
Formosa
next
week.
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YES,
YOU'LL
BE
THE
.
Smartest
Man
In
Town!
NEXT
TIME
BUY
HER
PRESENT
AT
Wallace's
Dept.
i
Store
I
j
Col.
Raymond
D.
Palmer,
U.S.
M
mt
OKI
Karhm,
.
t.
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i
representative
on
the
three-country
joint
evacuation
com
day
proposed
a
"flexible"
agenda
to
speed
up
talks
for
arranging
a
Korean
peace
conference,
but
the
Communists
immediately
re.
jected
it
as
"sleight-of-hand."
The
diplomats
debated
an
hour
and
three
minutes,
got
nowhere
for
the
sixth
straight
day,
and
mittee,
said
the
Chinese
Nationalists
had
informed
the
commltte
that
the
first
group
of
soldiers
will
be
taken
to
the
STARTS
MONDAY
Extra
"Eye
Witness
No.
54"
"Mr.
Show
Dog"
CARTOON
!
Burma-Thailand
border
for
the
called
it
quits
until
Monday.
T
Dean
told
reporters
he
was
not
I
airlift
about
Nov.
5.
This
Is
10
days
before
the
expiration
of
a
Burmese
cease-
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
.
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THKil,
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SUNDAY
AT
MIDNIGHT
WALTER
Rl'RLEY,
42,
of
Toronto,
is
one
of
four
Canadians
who
won
$137,500
apiece
v.hen
Jupiter
won
the
111th
running
of
the
Cambridgeshire
Handicap
Stakes
at
Newmarket,
Eng.
They
were
among
66
Canadians
who
held
Irish
hospital
sweepstakes
tickets
on
starters
in
the
l'i-mile
race.
Mr.
Burley
is
with
his
wife
and
daughter
Carol
Ann.
They
plan
a
Florida
vacation
with
part
of
the
money.
HOWARD
DUFF
-
BRIAN
DONLEVY
in
jfire
to
permit
an
orderly
wltli-idrawal
of
the
unwanted
Na-
tionallsts.
I
At
least
2,000
.National
guerrillas
and
dependents
were
expected
to
be
evacuated
j
Burma
agreed
10
days
ago
to
I
hold
its
troop
operation.
against
the
12,000
Nationalists
i
dug
in
on
her
northern
frontier
j
until
Nov.
IS,
an
Informed
i
source
reported.
IT'S
TIME
depressed
over
the
lack
of
heal-
:
way
in
his
week
of
talks
with
the
Communists
to
set
up
the
Korean
peace
parley.
He
still
felt
the
Reds
wanted
the
conference
and
"it
is
not
surprising
that
it
has
taken
us
Isome
time
to
get
shaken
down
,
on
a
woncing
Dasis."
1
Dean
proposed
a
"flexible
or
un-numbered
agenda"
under
which
the
negotiators
could
skip
around
among
various
problems
that
must
be
settled
before
the
political
conference
can
convene.
i
PI
T
OFF
TOl'GH
ISSI
ES
!
The
American
envoy's
plan
;
would
allow
the
diplomats
to
"SHAKEDOWN"
MONTE
HALE
-
SHIRLfcY
DAVIS
in
"PRINCE
OF
THE
PLAINS"
TO
INSTAL
STORM
WINDOWS
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
is
not
far
behind.
Call
us
today
to
instal
storm
windows
in
YOUR
house.
ALL
TYPES
OF
WINDOWS
AND
SASH
MADE
TO
ORDFR
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
Noted
Surgeon
May
Help
Analyze
Red
Techniques
j
Diesel
Auto
'Ready
Soon
CAPITOL
LAST
TIMES
TODAV
'THE
CADDY"
DEAN
MARTIN
JERRY
LEWIS
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touah
issues,
cot.tlp
pjot
WASHINGTON.
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West
Phone
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Shows
at
4:2j,
8:54,
t:
clbcu
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matters
and
then
come
back
to
tea
btaies
aerence
department
repudiated
"confessions"
they
rnivmoN
ip,t.ri
The
;
those
still
unsolved.
may
call
in
Dr.
Charles
W.
Mayo,
said
were
made
to
fend
off
star-L
,
i
.
1
.
1
Dean,
speaking
for
the
United
noted
surn
and
United
Na-
vation
and
brutality,
as
well
as
!
Standard
Motor
Company
of
States,
South
Korea
and
the
15
ilons
legate,
to
help
analyze
of
the
cases
of
five
airmen
who
'England
today
announced
it
will
other
United
Nations
members
Communist
techniques
for
wring-
defied
Communist
pressure.
have
a
diescl-engined
automo-which
put
troops
in
Korea,
urged
,nS
"confessions"
from
captured
Tn
id
tn
t
leading
medical;
bile
ready
for
world
marketing
the
Reds
all
week
to
talk
first
American
fighting
men.
Experts,
like
Dr.
Mayo,
should
be
i
''soon
after
Christmas."
on
the
matter
of
fixing
a
time
This
far-flur.g
examination
Is
asked
to
help
the
army
to
anal-
The
company
claims
the
model
and
place
for
the
conference.
j
directed
at
all
aspects
ol
one
ot
yze
Red
interrogation
techniques
'
will
have
average
fuel
consump-But
the
Communists
have
the
most
Involved
and
delicate
has
not
been
finally
approved,
i
tion
of
40
miles
a
gallon
and
a
countered
with
demands
that
problems
to
confront
the
depart-
It
is
still
in
the
suggestion
and
top
speed
of
60
miles
an
hour,
the
delegates
first
decide
who
ment.
study
stage.
j
it
will
sell
for
about
$2,100.
for
lail
A
man
unlike
11
othm
.
lu
inspired
drtid
is
tlit
hrarU
of
kim-but
who
endeared
himself
forrver
to
one
younj
boy!
enouia
attend
the
conference.
It
is
an
exploration
of
the
exscs
All
Styles
and
r
Colors
as
low
as
HEFLIN
SKI
CLUB
-
4i
a
-If
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
JEAN
ARTHUR
ALAN
LADD
$1.95
Fashion
Footwear
I
NOTICE
The
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club
held
their
first
executive
meeting
of
the
season
on
October
22,
1953.
The
condition
of
the
club
lodge
and
cabins
was
discussed
to
try
to
find
a
way
to
stop
vandalism
during
the
summer
months.
It
was
decided
that
a
general
meeting
of
all
club
members
and
prospective
members
would
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
November
3,
1953,
for
the
election
of
officers.
u
Team
Rises
and
Falls
With
Aggressive
Bidding
!
In
an
important
team-of-four
match,
a
team
which
had
not
been
conceded
a
chance
surprised
i
everybody
by
reaching
the
semifinal
round.
And
in
j
that
round
they
piled
up
a
nice
lead
at
the
half-way
j
point
over
a
world's
championship
aggregation.
Everyone
who
is
interested
Is
invited
to
attend.
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STEVENS'!
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TO
ADVERTISERSC
Aggressive
bidding
had
put
West
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Virth
nir.
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them
In
this
enviable
spot
but
near
the
end
it
was
aggressive
bidding
that
was
their
downfall.
In
this
hand,
Mr.
Abel
decided
he
had
enough
to
compete
after
the
opening
one
club
bid.
He
elected
to
double
for
a
takeout
Mr.
Dale
promptly
redoubled
Possibly
Mr.
Truex
should
have
passed,
although
the
final
result
probably
could
not
have
been
averted.
He
decided
on
a
one
noi
trump
bid
rather
than
a
spade
bid.
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(Mr.
M
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rrs)
s
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Imlr)
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Monday
for
Six
Days
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All
puss
VfOL
8-iuth
I
NT
have
been
worse,
!f
anything.
It
is
Interesting
to
note
both
Mr.
Masters
and
Mr.
Dale
had
minimum
jiands
for
their
respective
calls
on
the
first
round
I
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A
FAMOUS
PLATIRS
THIAHI
of
bidding.
Yet
they
unhesitat-
MK.V
ONLY
Monastic
rulrs
bar
women
:
ingly
doubled
their
opponents
at
the
one
level.
irom
the
great
library
cf
the
Benedictine
Abbey
at
Enselberg
Switzerland.
f
To
take
action
like
this
and
have
It
turn
out
successfully,
iyou
must
find
the
right
line
of
B.P.O.E.
m
HALLOWEEf
BALL
Saturday,
Ocfober
31
defence
and
find
it
early.
Mr.
Masters
found
It
here.
He
got
off
to
the
10
of
spades
opening,
Mr.
Truex
won
in
his
own
hand
with
the
king
and
led
a
heart-
Mr.
Masters
went
right
in
with
the
ace
and
led
1
his
last
spade
which
was
taken
'
by
dummy's
ace.
Now
Mr.
Truex
had
no
good
lead
from
the
board.
He.ex-
pectcd
to
find
all
the
clubs
behind
him,
Just
as
they
were.
Finally,
he
led
the
king
of
Admission
$5.00
per
couple
Dancing
9
Music
by
the
FOUR
DUKES
of
Qivculaiion
Qalue
.a
V
mlKllt
cull
this
a
COMMAND
PERFORMANCE!"
Lucky
Klrl?
She
nure
la
If
ahe
ha
proper
INSURANCE
on
that
fur
coat.
If
you
have
not
covered
your
fura
and
other
pergonal
property
with
adequate
INSURANCE
call
ua
today.
Nlrrht
or
day
at
home
or
away.
Our
INSURANCE
protects
you
every
way.
BanHHHaMaaMKaHaaBnaMKKiKniHiv1"'-1
1
hearts.
There
was
a
chance
the
queen
would
drop.
When
it
didn't,
he
led
a
small
heart,
hoping
the
suit
would
break
3-3
and
that
the
king
of
diamonds
might
be
an
entry
to
dummy
later.
But
he
had
won
his
last
trick.
Mr.
Masters
got
two
more
heart
tricks,
then
led
the
Jack
of
diamonds.
After
getting
two
tricks
In
that
suit,
Mr.
Dale
cashed
the
rest
of
his
spades,
then
led
a
club-
Two
club
tricks
made
it
a
four-trick
set.
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way
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on
silver
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