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Friday.
May
11.
1951
PORT
HOTS
s
obtaining
eight
points
wouiti
lit
the
winner.
on
tile
basks
uf
one
previous
victory
a
tie
and
last
night's
four-point
triumph,
the
Braves
have
seven
points
while
Si'.
Michael's-,
with
two
victories
and
u
tie.
have
live
points.
The
serifs
returns
to
Toronto
Saturday
oat
Jofem
j-oieA
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Blumenaur,
Kelowna;
J.
A.
E?a-hfttll
nrrivnle
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ton'
Kamloops;
Miss
M.
D.
Leche.
iwlci
uiiituu
Seattle;
Mrs.
A.
Fowler,
Regina:
W.
G.
Broad,
Victoria;
Mrs.
H.
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and
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Ketchikan.
(Prince
Rupert)
For
Action
Advertise!
History
of
Indian
totem
poles
is
highly
interesting,
the
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Club
discovered
Wednesday
night
at
their
dinner
meetin:;.
F.
E.
Anfleld,
superintendent
of
Indian,
affairs,
guest
spe'aker,
gave
a
detailed
talk
on
totem
John
Kiss,
27-year-old
Toronto
soc?er
player,
typifies
the
spirit
of
the
athlet
who
makes
a
comeback
In
the
face
of
adver-
TOs
comes
from
Hungary,
and
before
he
left
was
a
player
of
international
calibre.
But
he
resolve.
-I
to
Lve
the
Communist-dominated
country.
His
escape
route
led
on
fe
:t
over
the
Alps
ts
Italy
and
both
legs
were
froz
-Jider
Cup
lieyfield
es
Ahead
!
Vulleyfleld
Braves
ji
10
a
two-point
lead
M
A.'.nder
Cup
playoff
tfi
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Toronto
Si.
Micha;?l'a
by
trounciri;'"
the
?l,t
to
3
In
a
rough-house
.j
before
a
crowd
of
0717
.a;l,e
Forum.
limit's
contest
was
made
.fount
I'.aiiif
when
Cana-,(I
itcur
officials
tried
to
Y
logging
best
of
seVHil
I,
six
names.
Yesterday
filled
Uiat
til"
first
team
O.
J.
Keating,
M.
D.
E.
Brav-1
ender,
R.
E.
Kingston,
J.
E.
Mal-i
ley,
W.
L.
Jones,
J.
A.
Walker,"
J.
Jephsort,
E.
G.
Burns,
R.
M.
Matthews.
Vancouver;
D.
Mac-
FOWER
SHORTAGE
ACUTE
OSLO
f-Prolonged
drought
has
brought
on
an
acute
shortage
of
hydro-electric
power
for
industries
and
homes
along
the
lctif-th
of
Norway's
west
coast.
Every
community
is
enforcing
rli;id
rationing
of
electricity.
Innes,
North
Vancouver;
G.
Ax
worthy,
West
Summerland;
J.
R
Blumenaur,
Salmon
Arm;
J.
G
lore,
clans
and
crests
of
B.
C.
coastal
Indians.
He
explained
How
the
totem
pole
recorded
the
life
and
events
which
took
place
over
the
years
within
a
clan.
In
the
local
area.
name
for
Thunderbird
is
"Quin-quinqualeee,"
Mr.
Anfleld
said.
After
hearing
Mr.
Anfield,
club
.members
felt
they
would
ANCIENT
TREES
-Some
i-
-dais
in
the
Roosevelt
drove
in
Idaho
are
estimated
to
be
3.000
years
old.
en
In
the
mountain
passes.
Tn
Italy,
.
doctors
amputated
all
the
tc.vs
on
his
left
foot
and
;
part
of
the
foot
itself.
It
was
six
j
months
before
he
learned
to
walk
again,
and
longer
before
he
could
j
run.
Kiss
came
to
Canada
with1
the
help
of
an
uncle
in
Alberta,
j
He's
an
expert
tool
and
diemak-!
AT
KETCHIKAN
MEET
Bo-Me-Hi
pins
much
of
its
hope
for
.success
in
an
inter-High
School
track
nviet
now
taking
place
at
Ket-hikan
on
Carl
Watson
(left)
and
Bob
Williamson.
Watson
is
an
all-round
traele
man.
Williamson
s
captain
of
the
Prince
Rupert
team
and
was
a
heavy,
winner
at
Ketchikan
last
year
when
Prince
Rlmert's
team
v:as
too
small
to
have
a
'chance.
At
ri!iht
is
seen
Les
Mathews,
trainer
and
coach
of
the
Bo-Me-Hi
t
am.
Results
of
the
Ketchikan
meet
will
be
published
in
the
Daily
News
as
it
progresses.
hion
Footwear
lie
said,
there
were
five
clans,
each
having
a
crest,
such
as
Eas'.c,
V.'ulf,
Dear,
Black
Fisii
and
the
Whale.
He
compared
the
clans
and
their
symbols
to
present
day
lodges
and
said
that
the
ties
of
clanship
were
often
stronger
than
actual
family
ties.
The
north
coast
Indians
have
a
their
crest
the
Thunderbird
with
closed
wings.
The
Thunder-bird
is
also
a
predominant
crest
among
south
coast
Indians
tout
its.
wings
are
spread.
The
Indian
er.
and.
as
playing-coach
of
the
all-Hungarian
team
here
is
showing
all
of
his
old
skill
and
much
of
his
former
speed.
now
a-
gicat
tit-ai
more
m-terested
in
the
story
of
totem3,
especially
in
the
totem
poles
displayed
in
Prince
Rupert.
Prospective
members
welcomed
to'
the
meeting
were
Mrs.
Vesta
Douglas,
Mrs.
Mary
Col-linsorl,
Misses
Claire
LaBlanc,
Lee
Thels,
Eleanor
St.
Pierre
and
Vivienne
Taylor.
The
meeting
in
June,
it
was
decided,
will
be
a
picnic
at
Salt
Lakes.
FOR
YOUR
Black
wood
on
qe
By
Eosley
Blackwood
MOFT
CIVILIZED
E'DMONTON'CP)
The
English
people
are
still
the
most
mature
and
most
civilized
in
tne
modern
i
world,
said
Dr.
W.
C.
Hardy,
;
Classics
Professor
of
the
University
of
Alberta,
in
address
here.
Also
a
veteran
Canadian
amateur
hockey
official,
he
has
visited
Britain
and
Europe
many-
It
was
late
at
night.
Everybody
had
left
the
bridge
club
except
Mr.
Dale
and
the
three
erstwhile
conspirators,
Mr.
New,.
Mr.
Abel
and
Mr.
Muzzy.
Thone
three
had
lost
their
.shirts
trying
to
beat
the
experts
with
their
new
point
count
method
of
bidding.
GIFT
SAVINGS
FOR
3
PHANTOM
HOSIERY
D
DRESS
SHOES
5
PLAY
SHOES
3
HANDBAGS
times.
liiijoyiiig
a
good-night
drink,
011
J
,
C7y
iSill
b
LUGGAGE
ponents-
are
weak
players
or
if
they
are
temporarily
unhorsed,
bull
your
way
through
.
.
.
And
now
let's
.go
home.
Talking
this
serious
stuff
to
you
birds
makes
me
feel
old."
"Well,
aren't
you?"
kidded
Mr.
Muzzy.
'
"Yes-,
I
guess
I
am,"
the
old
boy
replied.
"But
age
has
lis
comnensations
I
know
for
ex
SILK
NIGHTIES
ASHI0N
FOOTWEAR
Lovely
Silk
Nighties.
Regulorly
$5.95
SPECIAL
$3-49
ample,
that
it's
a
helluva
lot'
JERSEY
NIGHTGOWNS
Call
363
FOR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
better
to
bid
with
your
brain
than
with
your
abacus."
i
Popular
Jersey
Nightgowns
fr
rj-
Mr.
Dale
was
in-a
mellow
mood.
He
was
doing
a
bit
of
philosophizing.
Let's
.listen
in.
"You
see,
my
dear
fathead.-!,"
he
was
saying,
"this
is
not
the
fir.sl.
time
someone
has
tried
to
device
a
mathematical
or
point
cuuntiiig
method
of
bidding.
In
my
yomif'er
and
more
foolish,
days
I
was
guilty
of
it
myself.
'Why
I
had
a
.system
where
you
counted
all
the
Way
down
to
eliUit
spots.
Sometimes
it
took
us
10
minutes
or
more
just
to
BID
a
hand.
I
gave
the
whole
thing
up
the
night
my
partner
and
I
got
into
a
grand
slum
and
the
opponents
calmly
took
tne
first
two
tricks
with
the
ace
and
king
of
trumps.
"All
of
these
methods,"
the
oi.l
master
continued,
''have
met
the
same
fate.
Intended
to
simplify
the
game,
they
actually
complicate
it
with
the
grinding
necessity
for
counting,
adding,
subtracting,
revaluing
and
recounting.
I
would
almost
lather
Jose
than
go
through
that
grueling
rigmarole."
Mr.
Muzzy
tittered
at
this
last
statement.
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inure
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All
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J.ir.rd
With
TVnnessee
Cedar
Si
partite
drawer
compartment
Fiic
In.urtmf
ii(?ainst
ninths
($100
and
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BLOOMERS
and
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ond
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Convert
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and
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type
"Wait
a
minute,
son,"
said
Mr.
Dale,
smiling.
"Notice
I
said
rrkxrf
rrrvr
rTAnr
v
Western
International'
Vancouver
5;
Victoria
0
Wenatchee
9,
Salem
7
Tacoma
0,
Spokane
3
Tri-Clty
at
Yakima
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
Pacific
Coast
San
Diego
3,
San
Francisco
14
Oakland
7,
Seattle
2
Sacramento
3,
Hollywood
0
Los
Ahgples
at
Portland,
I'Ost-
poned.
rain.
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Ituililcrs
&
Contractors
'utmost.'
(I'm
qrprartival
man.)
But
actually
I
would
have
a
bel
ter
chancy
of
winning
If
I
didn't
J
$1
2.00?
M
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PHine
ih
write
u
for
yimr
liiime
reiiirpinenls
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
McBRIDE
STREET
go
through
it.
I.
"Consider
the
Infinite
variety
of
hands
that
can
be
dealt
aad
ti:
"'
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3rd
AVE.
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A
Good
Place
to
Buy
Over
Quarter
Century
THE
ONLY
PUR
COI.D
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
DC.
the
infinite
variety
of
the
players
you
play
with
and
against.
An
arbitrary
system
of
counting
so
much
for
this,
card
and
so
much
for
that
one
simply
cannot
take
care
of
these
endless
variations."
Mr.
Dale
paused
for
a
sip
of
his
drink.
'
Remember
it
or
not,
as
you
wish,"
he
went
on,
"but
counting
is
no
substitute
for
thinking."
j
"But
the
author
of
our
book
!
Ls
one
of
the
all-time
greats
i
of
bridge,"
put
In
Mr.
New.
I
"That's
true,"
admitted
Mr.
Dale.
"But
I
think
you
fello.va
have
taken
everything
he
says
'
about
counting
too
literally.
As
a
matter
of
lact,
in
an
earlier
book
(one
of
the
best
books
ever
written
on
bidding)
this
very
same
author
says
that
lie
doesu't
like'
counting,
tod
mufti
and
tries
to
avoid,
it
Whenever
passible.
It's
a
shame
he
hiu
:
linally
yielded
to
the
carving
mm
.
UP
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r?
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moths
f$
from...
m
'WlluUJU
;
,
most
people
have
for
short
cuts
to
success.
"It's
human
nature,
I
guess.
People
want
to
learn
the
piano
The
British
Columbia
Distillery
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proudly
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or
they
want
to
be-!
come
great
dancers
or
writers
or
businessmen
through
some
quick,
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But
In
j
bridge
as
in
more
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en-,
deavors
there
isn't
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Judgment.
Mr.
Dale
finished
his
drink.
;
"You
boys
have
played
enough
now,"
he
said,
"to
be
able
to
look
at
a
hand
and
decide
whether
.
it's
worth
one
bid
or
two,
whether
it
qualifies
for
a
single
raise
or
a
jump
raise
and
so
on.
In
most
cases
the
deci-
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sion
will
be
clear-cut.
"In
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close
cases,
consider
!
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!
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