Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
January
25,
1951
Shet
ritt-Gordon
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Deol
Over
Hurdle
Alberta
Oil
Can
Compete
EDMONTON
Northe:
n
Alberta's
vast
oil
sands
could
provide
oil
cheaply
enough
to
compel
at
eastern
markets
with
worlJ
prices
cn
oil
from
normal
fields
CTTAWA
According
to
advice?
lrom
Washington,
the
U.S.
Munitions
Board
has
now
given
approval
to
tentative
plans
-if
Slierrltt
Gordon
Mines
which
have
the
objective
of
placing
the
Lynn
Lake
nickej-eopper
properties
in
production.
The
overall
project
is
a
large
one,
with
marketing,
finance
an'l
railway
facilities
to
be
arraiigcl
before
the
xreen
licht
is
cured
for
the
project.
.
1
'
At
oil
expert
Sidney
M.
Biair
ho.'
predicted.
On
a
basis
of
a
20.0M-tarel-a-day
extraction
plant
north
of
Edmonton
a
blend
j!
j
j
gasoline
and
gas
distillate
could
be
pumpe-l
into
Suoi.oi
,Wis.
at
$3.50
a
barrel
nrnvidin-j
40
cents
a
barrel
profit.
Profits
,
would
yield
the
S
or
6'
on
a
45-million
plant
capital
ontla-and
also
amoitize
the
$5
millions
required
fc
an
eiiih'.-inh
v
line
from
the
Athabasca
oil
sanns
.to
Edmonton.
Margin
Set
On
Oil
OK
fori!
bc&W
i
VOUSf.STUDY-Laurlfr
House.
the
Ottawa
l,o.nc
ol
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
and
the
late
1
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AU
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ze
K'
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C"
mlca
10
the
Cana(an
public
as
a
National
Historic
Mil.
Ih
s
is
tniHl-fioor
study
where
Mr.
Kim
sijnt
nn.,1,
f
i,is
tim-
The
fumous
palrrt
of
li.s
niHther
can
be
wen
on
the
far
wall.
"(cp
Ph0to,
VICTORIA
The
Provlnc'M
Qoveinment
has
decided
to
eliminate
a
set
mvstn
of
prol.t
for
distributors
in
the
sale
cf
"pv.line
thu?
:ukina
another
st"r)
ii
one
ide
"I
the
Dispc
nwr
Service,
station
operators
predict
gas
price
wars
if
all
controls
a
c
I
ip
uui
new
dilleiie
Blue
i,s,
unwrapped
and
ready
for
"eniovod
as
Ls
r-xoected
At
-th?
next
session
of
IcKixlature.
j
j
lurn
lie
Dispenser
oer
arid
in
removing
controls
from
th
petroleum
industry.
The
onlv
control
the
Government
intends
to
maintain
is
on
the
number
of
outlets
for
sale
cf
car
"products."
rivic
V
,
t
ha
fitly
(.onipjrinirni
fur
Blackwood
on
&,ulge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
ENTRE
For
Aetkm.
Advertise!
'
,
.
,
i
VV-aWnrt
-
KJLS
-
.
sr
BLADES
lVIN0!DOH
licincinVcr
tliis
important
point:
After
On
Sea
Duly
u
ilh
17.JV.
Naval
Forces
ANNX'AL
MKKTING
you!
Yesterday
pfternoon
and
t
ul.-iw
partnt'l'
hilH
rcstionded
to
voiir
fimv
nn-tisimn
AA
4
mmz
wkm'aVSarln
tel,inK
h.
V
he
has,
,1,,
not
l.irl
five
no-trump
ports
for
presentation
vat
tu-
to
ask
him
for
kings
unless
you
and
he
hold
all
of
the
cTrLSZ01
The
reason
is
obvious.
When
you
bid
five.no-27
toddlers
-
.trump
you
are
automatically
forcing
the
bidding
into
Tne
Toddlers
class
yesterday
tV,-
....
.
V
Kate:
:-"mm
undrr
direction
of
Mrs.
A.
Boa
.
A
"'-.
atshted
by
volunteer
mother.'
Tne
five
no-trump
bid
ls
used
acepted
new
members
to
bring
on!y.
f,,r
tl('ciuinl?
whether
or
not
to
bid
a
grand
slam.
And
nobody
total
registration
to
21
Embassy
fJapiuns
fa
ft
A
At
Ust
lovely,
dinner-iied,
paper
ntpkini
.i
.i.i
f
.
it
i
aces.
He
knew
he
himself
had
second
and
third
round
control
of
trumps.
He
knew
he
had
a
.solid
diamond
suit.
And
he
knew
Mr.
Champion
.suspected
a
grand
slam
(else
he
would
have
skipped
the
live
no-trump
bid
and
uone
clireatly
to
six
spades).
So
Mr.
Masters
figured
the
Riand
.slam
was
better
than
a
two-to-one
shot
and
therefore
a
C.otjd
hid
The
hand
was
a
.spread
for
1H
tricks.
i
inree
inicxneuet
or
ion
ctllulotc.
I
10
&
APPLIANCE
r.
iALES
&
SERVICE
They
clinj
to
your
Up
like
fine
linenl
40
(o
package-led)
one
a
laundry
eving.
.uaianlicil
Service
I'hcim
llluc
ti'.Vl
CIFIC
ELECTRIC
wants
to
bid
a
grand
slam
if
the
opponents
hold
an
ace.
1
The
player
who
bids
four
no-trump
is
captain
of
the
hand.
He
hears
his
partner's
response
showing
aces
and
then
it
is
p
to
him
alone
to
de;ide
whether
to
bid
a
small
slam.
However,
when
the
same
player
follows
up
with
a
bid
of
five
no-trump,
there
is
no
captain
of
the
hand.
Now,
both
players
know
the
side
has
all
the
aces
and
either
player
may
dee.lde
to
play
for
a
grand
slain
if
hi.s
holding
warrants
it.
South
dealer.
Neither
side
vulnerable.
Ml.
('ll!Mtllhll
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Ships
from
nine
nations
form
the
United
Nations
Blockading
and
Escort
Force,
in
Korean
waters,
and
a
ship
from
a
10th
nation
is
on
its
way.
More
than
400
vessels
have
taken
part
in
support
of
L'.N.
efforts
to
repel
armed
attack
against
the
Republic
of
Korea
and
to
restore
international
peace.
Above
are
shown
seamen
of
the
Repuly
lie
of
Korea
readying
an
ROK
minesweeper
for
service
with
U.N.
TINY
TOTS
In
spite
of
the
bad
weather
yesterday
afternoon,
75
children
turned
out
for
the
Tiny
Tot
.e.i-slon.
fr'QI'AKK
DANCING
There
will
be
the
sfiuare-dane-in
session
held
this
Friday
i.Uht
in
the
Civ
c
Centre
Auditorium
for
those
Interested
in
this
recreation.
This
wck
the
participants
arc
requested
to
attend
In
costume,
the
men
In
bonnets
and
atrotis
and
the
Indies
in
men's
attire
especially
the
hat.
Dancing
will
begin
at
!he
usual
time
and
there
is
plenty
of
room
inr
new
members,
There
will
be
it
Boofy
pri.c
for
the
goonlest
gel-up.
PldTKKS
FRIDAY
The
Civic
Centre
is
anticipating
showing
the
film
entitKi
"Our
Fighting
Lady"
throuu'i
the
courtesy
and
kindness
of
local
branch
of
the
navy,
IIMCS
Chatham.
This
Is
an
authent'c
f
ilminR
of
the
combat
durint;
the
Port
Simpson
Concert
Band
5r,trtV(
fJLGERS
j
PORT
SIMPSON
William
G
I
Cooper
has
been
appointed
pre-
Better
English
By
D.
C.
Williams
sident
of
the
Port
Simpson
Con-1
'cert
Band
for
the
coming
year.
C
A
K
3
e
now
showing
the
latest
ulovas
Highest
;r
Experience
Campney
Is
Appointed
Six
Parliamentary
Assistants
Named
at
Ottawa
Mr.
Aln-1
Mrt
Kern
88
S
10
U
2
li
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7
0
4
2
H
10
0
S
D-
Hit
D-3
!
C
10
&
4
C
W
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7
8
Mr.
Mu-liTs
i
I.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"The
arrangement
of
the
decorations
were
in
goid
taste."
(
)t
ner
officers
are:
'
Fii-.t
Vice-president,
Steplvn
Morrison
j
S:ccr.d
Vice-president,
Simoa
Morrison
l
Secretary,
Richard
John.son
I
Treasurer,
Ambrose
Roy
Russ
Conductor,
James
Henry
j
First
leader.
Stephen
Morri
SK
B
3
I
n-
A
:)
I
1"
A
K'd
jTin
-
I
ca
a
past
war..
BUEY
KNirrtR
Dibb
Printing
Co.
i.
wnat
ts
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"laundered"?
OTTAWA
Ralph
O.
Campney,
MP.
for
Vanouver
Cjntre,
was
'
one
of
five
Parliamentary
as-1
The
bkldtiiR:
POP
BESNER
BLOCK
PHONE
231
son
Librarian,
Solomon
Spence
Caretakers,
Leonard
Lawson,
BLAIRMORE,
Alia.
Mrs.
Ruth
Owe,
a
Blalrmae
oldtlmT.
recently
celebrated
her
82nd
birthday.
During
the
second
world
war
she
knitted
mors
than
1.200
pairs
of
woollen
socks
for
Biaiitnore
men
In
the
armed
John
C.
Tait
and
James
Henry.'
p
Newly
Patented
mm.
3.
Which
one
of
thesi
word;
is
misspelled?
Advertise,
lecturer,
contractcr,
appraiser.
4.
What
does
the
word
"emanate"
mean?
5.
What
word
bepinnin;;
v.i'.h
dis
means
"cautious"?
Answers
1.
Say,
"was
In
pood
taste."
"Arrangement"
is
the
singular
subject.
2.
Pronounce
Inwn-derJ.
not
lawn-drid.
3.
Contractor.
1.
To
issue
from
a
source.
"Nolhin?
but
(rood
can
emanate
from
riht
thinking."
5.
Discreet.
f
Winding
Models
More
Girls
Than'
Boys
Truant
sistants
to
cabinet
ministers
who
1
were
appointed
yesterday,
according
to
announcement
of
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent.
!
Mr.
Campney
is
Parliamentary
,
assistant
to
Hon.
Brooke
(.'lax-ton,
minister
of
national
do-,
fence.
ulher
new
Parliamentary'
as-
nst
ants
are:
J
Willis
n
M.
Benidickson,
Ken-
ora-Rainy
River,
to
Minister
of
Transport.
(
Jean
LcSage,
Montniagny
-LTslet,
to
Minister
of
External
Af
lairs.
Dr.
E.
A.
McCu-ker,
Reeina,
t.)
hiMilli
North
Fail
1
D
Pass
1
8
Pass
4
S
Puss
4
NT
Pass
5
H
Pass
6
N
T
Pass
7
8
Pass
In
the
deal
shown,
after
Mr.
Champion
found
out
that
Mr.
Masters
had
two
aces
he
still
didn't
feel
that
he
himself
could
bid
seven.
But
he
could
make
a
bid
that
might
enable
Mr.
Masters
to
bid
the
grand
slam.
He
could
tell
hLs
partner
that
the
partnership
had
all
the
acc.
His
five
no-trump
bid
did
just
that.
Usually
Mr.
Masters
would
have
made
the
normal
response
of
six
hearts
showing
two
king.
But
on
this
particular
hand
he
decided
to
skip
the
response
en
31
MONTREAL
More
girls
than
boys
play
truant
from
Montreal
schools.
Last
year
only
179
boys
played
hookey
but
there
were
252
girls.
Boys'
clubs
are
believed
to
be
deterrent
to
truancy
here.
There
are
no
girls'
clubs.
M0
Jlie
Pioneer
2)ntqfisf
Minister
of
Health
snd
Welfa-c.
i
Leopold
LangloK
Oaspe,
to
How
Can
I??
By
Anne
Ashley
Fostma.ster
General.
new
'Dual
Wind'
tirely.
He
knew
he
was
off
no
as
will
wind
auto-
DAILY
DELIVERY
j
Phone
81
ally
in
any
position
Pi
iced
at
Working
On
Eleventh
Ave.
Q.
How
can
I
separate
a
water
glass
when
it
becomes
stuck
li
another.
A.
Pour
cold
water
In
the
upper
one
to
conl
act
it,
and
then
immerse
the
lower
one
in
warm
water
to
expand
it.
They
c.i
i
t!
'"n
be
easily
separated.
SO
&
69.50
Broadway
Cafe
Work
on
Eleventh
Avenue
E;usl,
provincial
arterial
highway,
wii!
!)y
the
world's
largest
Q.
How
can
the
skins
from
start
as
soon
as
weather
eoniu-
"'Hirer
of
fine
watches
!
.
3
-
mm
M
it
a.
jUWRlSL
3eets
be
removed
very
readily?
A.
Place
the
beets
In
hot
water
1
654
I
t:;yr-ik
Cmmll.
f(mh
Best
Food
(irwwwv
13
V.VVU1
it
tions
permit.
!
In
a
statement
yesterday
ai-ternoon,
Divisional
Engineer
!.
E.
Smith
of
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
said
it
was
the
intention
of
his
department
to
scarily
the
.highway
leading
into
the
city
Work
was
to
have
started
before
this,
but
the
recent
snows
have
halted
the
work.
nest
Cooking
'
if
frr
a
sho
t
time,
drain
off
tlr
hot
water
and
immediately
till
the
vessel
with
cold
water.
Q.
How
cantthe
shiny
parts
of
a
garment
be'
removed?
A.
Suonsie
it
with
a
solution
of
one
teaspoonful
of
ammonia
to
one
quart
of
water.,
Then
press
on
the
wrong
side.
Inn
dvitiMiiMnl
it
(m(
publitkcd
or
diipliytd
by
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
I
a.m.
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
tiqyof
Csnltal
Bwrd
at
by
ltt
OovniwKiil
f
BrMiik
Columbia.
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jaj
Wrtu'
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HimliiMiiift'rii
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n
inr
ps'
Lamps!
Lamps!
When
conditions
permit
the
plan
will
be
adopted
and
the
road
maintained
as
a
gravelled
road
until
summer.
Mr.
Smith
would
not
express
an
opinion
as
to
whether
either
Eleventh
Avenue
or
the
highway
to
Galloway
Rapids
Bridge
would
be
paved
this
year.
BAZOOKA
TEAM
Members
qf
the
2nd
Battalion,
P.P.C.L.I.
try
out
an'
American
bazooka
in
training
near
Miryang,
Korea.
This
Canadian
Army
photo
shows
Sgt.
John
Wesoloskl
of
Toronto,
left,
acting
as
loader
for
Pte.
Danny
Seguin,
Edmonton.
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&
Aii
is-
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Our
Stock
Now!
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BORDER
i
Including
Alaska,
the
unde-S
fended
border
between
Canada,
I
and
United
States
territory
ex-
tends
more
than
5,500
miles.
i
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LAMPS
Complete
with
silk
shades
$19.00
up
TORCHIERE
LAMPS
$15.75
and
$18.95
TABLE
LAMPS
$4.95
and
$6.95
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Packing.
Crating
Shipping
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General
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Complete,
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Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.'
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CARTAGE
&
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Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
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