Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
19,
1951
Blackwood
On
Bridge
A.
Bliellcnbcl
k,
coiiMl
iu'llun
,
superintendent
for
Canadian
'
Fishing
Co.,
who
has
been
here
in
connection
with
the
building
of
the
company's
new
cannery
on
the
ocin
dock
here,
is
sailing
Sanitation
At
Kitimat
Slrctpfe
eSi
KJOWI1
r
i
By
Eosley
Blackwood
CvoUei
(Lt
-ml
omm
.
.
j
tomorrow
night
on
the
Coquit-
1'iv
menu
nil
.
imuzzv
was
sitrino-
tit-ninit
m
r
i
lam
lor
tiuteda
e
-
.
i
-
i
t
i
i
?
,
i
I
The
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
development
at
Kitimat
may
soon
make
itself
felt
on
the
public
health
service
of
this
dis-
And
if
Mr.
Masters
had
IpH
-,jacia
vmicii
mis
nana
was
piayeu
ana
ne
rejsterea
strong
,j
disapproval
of
the
way
-
Mr.
Masters
handled
it.
-
thf
Ifinn
anH
Hmn
n(U
.
.
--
biicii
aiiuLiitrj:
triCL.
ii
was
anotner
ease
where
the
pullinp:
of
oi)n
7
.
,ig1'
incK
inree-;
At
p
'
H-r
7
'
"
s4
'"-
,
'
,
i
present
Kitimat
and
Ke-
!
r
cuuiu
nave
won
tne
.
.
,
,
.
,
,
,
,
,
ponents
trumps
hatl
to
e
postponed
and
where
tli?i
third
round
and
led
a
fourth
to
trump.
timing
timintr
had
had
to
to
Ik?
Ik?
perfect.
norfecf..
.
-'.
-
TV
I
"iamond
Mr.
Abei
Mr.
Meek's
remaining
trump
and
Incidentally,
thus
latter
Is
the
mano
Bay
sanitation
Is
bein,
looked
after
by
Sanitarian
Hug!.
Hart
of
Terrace
who
goes
there
by
aircraft
but
the
United
Board
of
Health,
at
its
quarterly
meeting
this
wc-k,
foresaw
where
a
If
Mr.
Masters
had
taken
as
,,j
trm,,lmen(led-
You
Slllp
P'ed
it
the
manv
as
two
round,
of
PRINCE
ALBF3T,
6ask.
(CP)-F.-ifice
A)lftt
women
take
thf
view
that
ii
yu
have
Wa
figure
you
can
wear
strapless
gowns.
Local
wmien
were
ask?d
about
stri'pk
((N'fflni
frowng
as
a
re
ult
of
r;ujuiii
given
next
dispatches
telling
how
Prince
Murnaiiet
had
wn
one
publlcl
lov
the
first
tun
i
London.
AMmiisn
Marlon
Sherman
of
Prince
Alfcm
xnij
she
thought
h
styfe
'most
flattering
to
somo
women."
Girls
out
of
their
teens
with
we
proportioned
figure
were
most
becoming
when
wea.--line
style.
Ttv
alderman
suggested
that
ti.se
pur-fossing
mich
a
ROW
,
!
one
wlui
proper
eonslruc-
Mas-!fu"
tlme
man
would
soon
be
early
the
enemv
could
have
led
'.
nard
and
dangerous
way,
'
;
v
-
it
i
".4
r
'
'
the
last
ir.imp
off
the
board
;
lers,"
he
said
"I'd
have
made
it
when
tiiey
were
in
with
their
,
much
more
easily."
first
diamond
trick.
I
Mr.
Masters
only
smiled.
Wonderful
Flavour
needed
at
Kitimat.
The
matter
is
being
drawn
to
the
attention
of
the
provincia'
minister
of
health
and
welfare.
i
.
X..
.!
wmcn,
sne
said,
is
ma-1
essential
to
bith
the
wearer
an.)
.:e
gaiment.
Call
363
Hill
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
mi.
e.
T.
Martin
said:
"The'
figure
must
permit
the
wearing!
of
the
pown
which
will
bath
I
h)U
r
Uu-
wearer
and
the
gar-!
nwnt."
"They
are
wtainly
not
built
(Mr.
Keen)
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tlr.
Meek,
(Mr.
Aoel)
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(Vie.
VlHslers,
87
6
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5
3
'
O
K
a
6
4
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The
bidding:
8uti
West
Niirth
East
1
H
Pass
2
H
Pu.sa
3
H
Pass
4
H
All
Pas.)
When
Mr.
Meek
led
the
king
of
spades
and
the
dummy
went
down,
Mr.
Masters
saw
he
must
lose
two
spade.s
and
one
diamond.
The
problem
was
to
avtud
the
loss
of
two
diamonds.
If
diamonds
broke
3-3
this
was
simple.
But
If
they
broke
4-2,
Mr.
Masters
would
have
to
hope
he
could
trump
a
diamond
in
dummy
without
getting
it
overtrumped.
He
won
the
first
trick
with
dummy's
ace
of
spades.
Then
he
took
one
round
of
hearts,
winning
with
the
queen.
That
was
the
only
trump
he
could
afford
at
the
moment.
He
shifted
U,
a
low
diamond.
Mr.
Abel
played
the
nine
and
Mr.
Masters
piayeJ
low,
as
did
Mr.
Meek.
This
was
the
key
play
and
a
JUNIOR
WARDENS
J
unior
Forest
Wardens
receive
instructions
in
use
of
forest-fire
fighting
equipment
at
summer
camp
at
Lighthouse
Park,
Point
Atkinson,
West
Vancouver.
Camp
instructor
Gordon
Philbrook
is
shown
explaining
operation
of
I
portab,e
pumP-
The
orgainzation-sponsored
by
the
Canadian
roivstry
Association-has
trained
more
than
20.000
boys
since
the
hrst
gro.il,
was
formed.
Forestry
Week
will
be
hold
across
Canada
Starting
May
19.
,CP
fnm
National
Film
Board,
s
i
jr
e
Mil
m
I0i
How
it
Feels
to
"Go
Out
Like
a
Light"
and
Have
"Whale
of
Time
enjoyed
by
everyone
but
APPRECIATED
It
ior
strenuous
dancing,"
was
the
comment
of
Mrs.
F.
Prasse,
jr
a
younsj
matron
who
has
worn
such
gown
on
elusions.
"V
ju
have
to
remain
a
lady
if
you
wear
one.
It
i3
an
ex;
rem
style
which
most
women
w..r
nowadays,
but
it
as
M1.
troversial
a
subject
as
the
plunging
neckline.'
"
Miss
Agnes
Campbell,
superintendent
of
nu
nei
it
h
Prince
Albert
Sajiilorium,
felt
tint'
strapless
gowns
wc-e
only
a
'Uiw-ly
fashimi"
and
wculd
b
replaced
by
other
styles.
"If
girls
or
women
can
wear
them
without
a
feeling
of
bein
"
undressed,
I
think
it
Is
ouite
aii
nt'.ht,"
said
Mis
Campbsll.
by
those
Dewar's
strikes
perfect
harmony
in
any
company
on
any
occasion.
Enjoyed
by
all
.
.
.
it
is
particularly
appreciated
by
those
who
are
judges
of
good
.i
Scotch
whisky.
Before
you
say
Seofcfc
.
.
.
say
Df
WAR'S
who
know
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
,
By
LARRY
STANWOOn
They
tell
me
I
"went
out
like
a
light"
'ami'
"just
had
a
whale
of
a
time"
last
night.
Maybe
I
wasn't
the
"per-fect
subject"
for
a
hypnotic
experiment
for
I
do
remember
some
things
as
I
alternately
slept
and
went
through
antics
(they
tell
me)
before
hypnotist
Dr.
"Tex"
Morton
on
the
stage
of
Civic
Centre
auditorium,
'
i
-
neauuiui
bit
01
timing.
But
Mi'.
Muzzy
didn't
think
so.
He
made
a
face
and
held
his
nose.
The
whole
thing
looked
mighty
sihy
to
him.
Mr.
Abel
came
out
with
a
spade
and
Mr.
Meek
won
two
spade
tricks.
He
then
led
a
small
CONTENTS
2tVlOZS.
W1M
1-721
9.
could
not
and
I
found
it
very
easy
to
do
the
Uiines
Dr.
Mor
PLUMBING
.
aiamona
ana
Mr.
ADers
queen
j
fell
to
the
king
in
the
closed
hand.
MiMi,
:MMi'"MimiW
lHmit'
Dewars
Special"
ton
commanded,
but
I
knew
that
i
I
Johit
Dewjr
t
Sons
l!'
Mr.
Masters
now
took
a
second
round
of
trumps
and
followed
with
a
mall
diamond
to
dummy's
ace
When
Mr.
Abel
did
not
t-i.
Pehtm.
-e-rtrt
tm.i.
Sew
For
Action
Advertise!
j
trump
this
trick
Mr.
Masters
I
was
doing
them.
However,
there
must
have
been
times
when
I
was
completely
unconscious
-.if
my
actions.
Daily
News
columnist'
William
Raymond,
told
me
later
that
I
had
been
in
"fits
of
convulsive
laughter."
I
can't
remember
that.
and
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
-
PHONE
j
Knew
ne
was
home.
This
was
the
situation
he
had
hoped
and
'planned
for
that
the
opponent
short
in
diamonds
also
would
'
be
short
In
trumps.
All
through
th3
half-hour
nr
I
was
not
alone
on
the
stage.
Tliere
were
about
a
dozen
other
prcple
there,
facing
a
packed
house
the
third
night
of
the
great
show.
Dr.
Morten
advised
me
before-and
I
would
feel
n
"tingling
Ljmation"
before
he
put
me
to
fleep.
But
I
wanted
to
remember
mere
than
that.
I
looked
deep
into
the
eyes
of
the
"Master
Mind."
I
fe:t
he
spoke
to
m.;
alone.
I
felt
there
was
no
one
cite
in
the
whole
place
in
fact,
this
hur,e,
empty
hall
was
getting
bigger
all
the
time,
until
the
bigness
of
it
engulfed
my
powers
of
thought
and
all
I
ivalizcd
was
a
voice
from
the
distance
and
I
wusswaying
on
my
feet.
Suddenly
I
opened
my
eyes
to
bright
lights
and
I
was
alone
on
the
stage.
I
remember
the
others,
silting
on
chairs
'
behind
ma,
grinnini;.
ne
icq
oacx
to
his
ace
of
clubs,
played
his
last
diamond
and
ruffed
it
with
dummy's
last
trump.
He
got
back
to
his
hand
again
by
ruffing
a
club,
took
This
advertisement
it
sot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia.
;
so
experiment
I
fejt
a
strong
de-!
to
pet
up
and
leave
as
though
iseme
urgent
maU'T
required
my
'
presence
elsewhere.
I
was
greatly
1
relieved
when
Dr.
Morion
asked
'
me
to
get
up
and
walk
towards
Krpairs
and
Alteration
ins
Ltd.
TO.
Itox
274
KINSAAEN
CLUi
mat
was
tne
nisi
lest,
as
nr.
"ftji
JtifaAl
j-lllil
M
j
Morton
called
it.
mm.
I
looked
at
my
watch
it
was
11:10
pjn.
Then
I
remembered
that
I
had
asked
the
hypnotist
to
relieve
me
of
my
condition
at
that
time.
For
a
moment
I
did
not
realize,
where
I
was
but
It
came
back
to
me
a
few
minutes
later.
I
don't
think
I
was
completely
hypnotized.
The
sensation
was
similar
to
the
stage
between
sound
sleep
and
awakening
when
cue
is
conscious
of
existence
but
cannot
account
for
actions
or
speech.
Tliere
is
no
douhl
in
my
mind
of
the
power
of
hypnotism
in
BUS
SERVICE
PaiwiHit.vr
Tim
Kchwhile
No.
l
lor
I'aMWiijfr
aittl
I'arrH
J-:rftN
Kri-e
h-tuwii
pi-lilt
HiiMrt
ami
rmlMirt.
Route
-
Trims-Provincial
HiRhwoy
NOTE:
This
company
ts
not
licensed
Tor
I'x-ul
biiHlne.se
iM'tween
plnts
Prince
Rupert-Terrace
inclusive.
Passengers
will
be
picked
up
and
set
down
at
these
stops
only
for
or
from
points
east
of
Terrace,
EASTBOUND
Thursdays
anil
Sundays
from
Prince
Ruoert
to
Smithcrs
WESTBOUND
Fridays
and
Mondays
SMITH
KUS
to
riCINCE
Itl
'PERT
WAT
POINTS
Tyre.
Skwna,
Kwlnlt.sn,
Snlvw..
ExsU'W,
Uliumes.
Ansbury.
Terrace.
Skeena
CnsstnK.
New
Hftwl-ton
Olutell.
Huwlton,
New
Hu7l-tan
uSlullonl,
Moricetown.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
TRANSPORTATION
LTI.
MAY
24th
CELE
BRATION!
IIYINOTIf
MOOD
Then
followed
the
"hypnotic
mood."
This
wasn't
so
easy.
I
had
trouble
rekixing
the
way
Dr.
Morion
wanted
it.
Yet
I
could
feel
a
tingling
in
my
s.-alp
which
brgan
to
spread
down
into
my
lace
and
nvek.
I
remember
clearly
how
hard
it
was
to
keep
up
mv
head
and
so
I
let
it.
rimn
11
i
ITO.
i.
duced
by
suggestion,
but
there
must
be
comnlete
relaxati
ir
i,,.3i,.
..JUL
oil
11
A
11C:1.1VI
1.11
111
IV
.
,,
n,.
I
a
will
to
follow
suggestions
m
Programme
of
Events
Queen
Uicloria
ZXrj
THURSDAY,
MAY
24,
1951
crdet
lor
a
person
to
enter
that
stage
.of
somnambulism,
'
I
felt
exuemeiy.
rested
when
I
left
.the
stage
and
had
difficulty
going
asleep
again
last
night.
it
SPORTS
Full
'schedule
of
Races
and
Sports
for
all
children
under
the
age
of
14
years
in
the
i
.
IV.
.1
1.1.(11
flrt
UH'I
UVt
I
again
"you
are
falling
into
a
'
deep
sleep
K
v
'
But
.nmoug'U.I.IouiuL.it
rjuitg
impossible
to
raise
my
head
I
war
not
as.ep.
I
heard
Dr.
Morton's
monotone
voice
and
I
heard
the
audience
laughing..
I
wanted
to
look
to
open
my
eyes
but
I
MODPRM
it
PARADE
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Band
will
lead
the
parade.
PRIZES
3
priios
for
beat
dressed
boy
or
girl.
3
prizes
for
best
decorated
wagon,
baby
buggy,
tricycle,
etc.
1
3
prizes
for
best
decorated
bicycle.
$10.00
far
best
decorated
car.
$25.00
for
best
float
in
the
parade.
(No
application
forms
are
necessary)
NUMBING
Prince
Rupert
S.
A.
Orr.
Pent
id
on-
H
T
THE
ONLY
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
s
a
wis,,
investment,
in
lr'rmf
family
health
and
"nine
economy.
Call
Blue
846
si
.
.
1:00
p.m.
GRAND
QUEEN'S
PARADE
(Route,
of
parade:
front
Bus
Depot
up
Second
Street
then
up
Third
Avenue
to
Fulton
Street,
up
Fulton
Stru't
to
Sixth
Avenue
and
Roosevelt
Park)
tm
p.m.
MAY
Ql'EEN'S
rROWMNG
(in
front
of
grandstand
at
Roosevelt
Park)
3:00
p.m.
CHILDREN'S
SPORTS
DAY
'
(lor
all
children
of
Prince
Rupert,
14
and
under)
6:30
p.m.
BASEBALL
CAME
(Owning
game
of
1951
season)
8:38
p.m
DANCE
AND
GAMES
(Civic
Centre)
Music
by
Howard's
Rythm
Five.
Prince
Rupert
area.
McDonald,
South
Bumaby;
R.
;Crouter,
Huntingdon;
W.
A.
McKay,
G-.
Flamank.
P.
L.
Johnstone,
L.
Kaufenberg,
Percy
A.
T.ei
r?
Rillirliam
-
T-t
t..i.
,
u..,iuiii,
i.
ijUCtv-
jham
and
J
D.
Clark,
Vancouver;
'
LUMBING
jAANICH
it
ts.
fa.
Leith,
Williams
Lake;
Mi.ss
M.
Bradbury,
Winnipeg;
W.
J.
McKinnon,
Sandspit.
George
Mostad,
forme.:
accountant
at
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.,
I
wno
lert
for
Vancouver
twD
months
ago,
has
returned
to
j
Prince
Rupert
to
join
the
staff
at
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
l
here.
Mr.
Mostad
returned
to
I
the
city
by
ca
and
reports
a
tniiicuit
road
with
particularly
bad
stretches
between
Terrace
and
Hazelton.
MONSTER
DANCE
AND
GAMES
CIVIC
CENTRE
9:30
P.U.
FEATURING
FOR
THE
FIRST
TIME
IN
THIS
CITY
"HOWARD'S
RYTHM
FIVE"
r'S
NEW
!
IT
S
EXCITING
!
STRIKINGLY
BEAUTIFUL!
FORD'S
British
Built
CONSUL
AUCTION
SALE
from
.
.
.
T
I
in
her
Sale
X.-.IIK14
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
nt
Public
Auction,
at
11
a.m..
on
Saturday.
July
14th.
1951.
In
the
office
I
of
the
Forest.
Ranger
at
Queen
Chnr-!
lotte
City.
B.C.,
the
Licence
X50104.
to
cut
5.930.000
(bin.
ot
Spruce,
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
cov-I
ei
ing
part
of
Lots
988.
989.
1807.
18(
i
miU
1814.
situated
on
the
west
lct?
of
Kumdis
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District.
O
FIRE
MOTHS
THEFT
SAFETY
FURS--T
S
ee
it
soon
at
COMBINATION
TICKETS
$1.00
FOR
DANCE
AND
SPORTS
DAY
TICKETS
ON
SALE
AT
BALL
PARK
AND
DANCE
Parker
Ltd
IN
BILL
SCUBY'S
FUR
VAULT
CLEANING
GLAZING
REPAIRS
REMODELING
'Phone
974
FREE
PICK-UP
SERVICE
Out
of
Town
Customers
Ship
Express
Fully
Insured
Pour
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attetid
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treuted
ns
one
bid."
I
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
R.C.
j
(MIB-26.
J2-9)
(,iti)
.
monarch
uvm
ra
Prlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
-
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise