31'
v
Prince
Ruper!-
Doily
Mews
Tuesday,
July
24,
1951
Blackwood
ori
EnL
mLii.i..u
in
ui.
.
m.
followed
With
tiit
trey.
Mr.
Daie
played
the
six
spot
and
Miss
Brash
won
with
tlie
Jack.
SU11
hoping
for
a
lead
up
to
her
spade
suit,
she
returned
the
five
of
hj-aru
on
t.h.
chnnrp
-r
BATTER
UP
By
LAHIty
STANWOOD
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Eosley
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Britain
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jl
Lake
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res
Cow
Boy
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,
jm.,
4
p.m.,
7
p.m,
I
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
I
10:30
a.m.
W'-uUjfr
iiermlUlng
One
reason
for
duckinc
i.s
to
m;iinbiin
trans-
1
that
Mr.
Abel
had
the
king.
But
TVio
The
i
lie
j,H
j
r.,t,4
uaJe
T,
7
won
r-.'f
.T
wlt"
K
tnat
:
carJ
.
Stopping
the
leaifue
leaders
lauuu
lu
a
nanu
inai
is
snort
of
entries.
1
ls
aisiJ
u-sw
to
prevent
U
"dangerous"
Opponent
mond
tricks,
three
clubs
and
the
-1
from
e-aininir
the
lead.
In
other
wrrd
mVipvp
it
ace
of
heam
for
his
same-
Approved
Though
It
May
Not
Fit
In
With
Standardization
Abel
ti
Odowes,
cold
In
Sunday's
game,
Commercials
now
i
are
only
one
name
frun
tvlnwl
for
U)p
position.
Tonight,
they
!
LONDON
(CP)
A
group
of
So-
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i
.
.
.
,
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,
,
,.
,
i
In
this
hand
there
was
actual-
necessary
to
give
up
a
trick
in
order
to
establish
a
ly
no
danger
of
ur.
Abei
get-
tllif
vnn
hwjeunt
V...
.t..l,
1
1.
i
tint?
in
with
th
t.hirri
riiimH
nf
t
x
r
v
jt
--
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...
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iiieet
(joraon
&
Anderson
in
alclulLst
""d
Conservative
Mem-
v.l
S
ft"
postponed
game-provided
it
er
of
Parliament
has
approv
"v
v
ju
-jv.iii
umi
men
t.u
a
i
uit
iitier
vi
iiii
can
l
..
"
.
"
as
he
had
onlv
a.
don-
i
,
,
,
...
,
.
aiamonds
t
rallied
out
and
th..n
the
new
.280
semi-automatic
make
a
lead
that
will
hurt
you
r
bleUm
in
the
suit.
But
suppj.ie
t.tMKUt
DAWI-.S
AUCTIONEER
I'lione
Oreen
KIO
:
there'll
be
another
story.
!
elf-loading
rifle
the
War
De-
Commercials
have
suffered
a
tJjrt";r"
proposes
to
adopt
lor
Against
Mr.
Dale's
contract
.f,
three
no
trump,
Miss
Brash
le.l
'
the
British
forces.
t
...
he
had
started
with
three
diamonds
to
the
J
5
3
In
Uiat
case
Mr.
Dale's
careful
play
would
j
have
been
absolutely
eswentiai
to
.
the
success
of
his
contract.
i
serious
break
In
their
defence
with
the
loss
of
Larry
Warner
who
has
returned
to
Smlthers.
fielding
a
man
short,
Abel
&
South
dealer
North-Houth
vulnerable
Nurdl
(Urn.
Krm)
H
ti
4
H
A
6
4
3
l-
K
lu
8
4
The
much
-discussed
rifle
which
will
supplant
the
famous
.303
Lee
Enfield
as
standaid
eauloment
for
the
British
Ar.,.v
f
NICE
US
FOIt
,
uoowes
uranslerred
Bay
Zacha
EjMl'llH-
,
"
.T
iAIl-Sl.ivl
Dump
Bodies,
s
aJI
sta.
Heavy
and
lelll
to
Umj
hoteiiHen's
lueup
1
Dai,sed
lts
le'
at
a
private
dem-wtre
tlie
siae-arnier
uertrmi;d
onslration
arranged
by
Defence
Franklin
D.
Rrjoseveit
vetoed
more
than
800
bills
during
his
presidency
of
the
United
States.
C
K
8
8
llrti.lii
ilf
ih.lt
Trailer
frames
and
it
Power
Take-Offs.
at
Uilrd
base
last
BuiuJay.
He
Is
M""ster
Emanuel
Sliinwell.
slated
to
start
the
game
to-
1
Tne
demo"straUon
was
staged
night.
j
to
show
the
comparative
merits
I
tt
ft..HtA
Certified
s
Operators
i
oi
the
new
rifle
and
the
.300
.
tne
jack
of
spades.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
quven.
He
says
that
if
he
could
win
either
three
diamond
tricks
or
four
club
triclcs,
he
would
make
his
game.
But
the
important
tnlng
was
;
to
keep
Mr.
Abel
out
of
the
lea
i,
;
as
a
spade
lead
through
the
i
king-six
would
probably
mean
defeat.
I
Mr.
Daie
decided
to
go
aftr
j
the
diamond
suit
first.
But
he
i
didn't
lead
a
diamond
from
his
;
own
hand.
He
went
over
to
!
dummy
with
the
king
of
clubs
jand
led
the
four
of
diamonds,
i'vli.
Abel
could
have
worried
him
a
little
but
putting
up
the
j
nine
spot;
although
the
final
rs-
suit
would
have
been
the
same.
Garand
semi-automatic.
Meanwtiile,
in
the
softba"l
aiainond,
Columbia
Cllulo:id
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The
biddlnn:
United
Ktatps
fnrpps
anH
it'
EXPERT
ADVICSWac
Uuest
Jr.
gets
tome
last
minute
Instructions
from,
his
famous
father
before
taking
a
trial
spin
on
thJ
Diamond
Sculls
course
at
Henley-on-Thames.
The
18-year-old
Towno
w'ilk-r
was
elrr.inittU
by
Eric
Larsen
of
Denmark
In
the
first
round
of
the
Diamond
Sculls
of
the
Royal
Hcnl.-y
Regatta
recently,
thus
fhatterir.g
hopes
to
repeat
hir
father's
1930
victory
In
the
Diamonds,
the
world's
top
sculling
event.
Jack
Guest
Sr.
was
Uie
last
Canadian
to
win
the
title.
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liiih
pressure
and
general
wrldiliff
JDUSTRIAL
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CO.
Ul
E.
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tetun
for
tor
la
last.ied
si
b
Canada
earlier
in
tlio
Van.
CD..l
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1
.
.
-
iaHi
to
field
a
night's
game
against
the
Hunlu
ucvviaj
w
wic
inemoeivi
fired
the
two
rifles
themselve.,.
Capt.
R.
E.
D.
Hvder.
niinsfr.
something
extra
special-
so
a
game
was
played
against
a
pick-up
team
from
the
stands.
At
the
start
of
the
Snulll
tll
V.irlh
i:ast
ID
is
2D
Pa.i
I
2tiT
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3
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oaa.1
vative
member
for
Merton
a.id
Morden,
who
won
the
Victoria.
Crass
at
St.
Nuzaire
In
March.
pulp
team
was
the
aiu-st'enthun-
But
with
his
miserable
holding
Mr.
Abel
was
not
nart
icnim-iu
Trout
Aplenty
1
1
IVf
I
.
....
1
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Cycist
Touring
Europe
tc.,CAI.
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Romoo
Mnri.1,
"arry
u
Page
seems
to
have',
"h"'
nf
revolutionary
U
getting
hta
player,
to
show
up
-kick"
?M
1,,1,ler
"U
!lor
games
"'Ith
a
less
pronounced
1
qn,
,
,,
,
than
the
old
.303
rifle
which
has
The
;
soflbaU
league
nas
been
been
the
British
Army's
V
suud-lmproving
ritpldiy
this
year
after
,
ttrd
bure
slnce
,8a
!.a...'i.U.n
t)U.t'..f0r
tl,iS
'-
U8.
KIXE
HEAVIER
vv
a
sliniit,.
athlftk
Fitn:li-(Jana-
At
Ba
bine
lake
Tiout
fishing
in
tile
h-art
of
B.C
s.northland
is
a
choice
sport.
Alter
a
lans
wvek-end
taking
out
nothing
unJcr
two-p:ji;na
rainbows
at
Uie
upper
Up
of
Babme
Lake,
that's
how
Col
dian
irom
Montreal
who
has
locked
auDroximalj.lv
lS'iniii
..i.fi.
itSiing
milej
In
the
Ia:;t
25
year.
"
t
it
h.
hi,
uj
Luiauiue,
u.
a
vers
...i
.
themselves
must
make
an
e.Vun
!
hoI
ler
riUe.
with
with
lts
to
gt
out
to
the
Karnes
-
bu"et
has
reatr
Pn-
fuey
-
Chow
Mein
fi
i
m.
-
3:30
a.m.
LLYWOOD
CAFE
nas
started
on
a
.OX-mile
con
irauon
out
it
-weiglis
more
than
w..i.,..
i.
tinental
tour
umbia
Celluljf.'
Vi:e-President
..-...ajo
Konir
mi?
inp
2H1
"
If
I
UK
hnulnn
Fireoii-n
makirtc
.
.
V''
t
"M
"u
with
a
bicycle
he
has
used
for
George
Schneide,-
feels
hie
Orders
phone
13J
ii.to
first
place
lie
with
Rupert
"
Tl,l
i
years
and
on
whi
,i,
he
ha,
And
supporting
his
enthusiasm
iu.
.ii..
.
"
new
"pw
on
one,
iapt.
Hvd
Hyuer
Said.
crossM
Cun:n
mH
iim
iniiui
n
n
cio,
n
.j
T..t.
t
uuiu.
ii
uie
smokies
""",uuu.
j
J
juhh-
can
up-1
m,
,
,
...
o,
.
i
iet
Radiomen
tomorrow
nl-ht
:
.
Th.e
two
rifles
are
shortly
to
States
from
coast
to
coast,
Mor.n
n
and
Frank
D.:knll,
who
:both
teams
will
have
a
3-1
ree-'
,
,
""oJt
of
ministerial
1
tour
10
countries
liu-Iudhsfi
,
completed
the
party
;
M,Ka
wlween
Britain,
the
Unit-
oweoen,
uenmark,
Spain,
I
ranee
I
ord.
'
And
the
wav
Firemen
remen
luve
h'.
v
,
.
.
,
e.WJy.
ed
state
and
rn.l
in
.,,
and
Ilalv
will
t..m
the
Babine
country
by
(Jjeei'
Charlotte
Al.-
Lines
pilot,
Ti.mmy
Scheer.
Stavine
nvernieht.
nt.
Trliruj
thei
f
frt
t0
res"h
a
-
adS
in
6ctobw'
i
"
01
of
an
upel
if
lf
they
standardization.
i
At
his
heme
in
(5015
d
it.,.
i
.
i
i
.
.
:
:
i-ianacie
'
vn.uei
Mtinireal
wht
where
Mr.
Dockrill.
crasident
,'nf
....
-ic
oi
uie
pian
to
re-emun
eKue
siannuigs
are
!
ihe
Brit
UK
f.ir
.,,
.i,t
tl'.
he
lives
wiUi
his
mother
and
j
Bulkley
Valley
t
'iilieriej.
its
is
fulluy.-s-
follous:
i
;
'
JOHN
H.
JLGER
XXtlonu'lrUl
i
n
Bulger
Ltd.
fi
ii
rd
Avenue
-
present
time
is
not
appropriate
-slsler'
Morn
has
spent
the
lan
'h'jst,
the
fishermen
flew
to
the
f
W.
I..
iui
lor
a
u
major
major
change
cnange
which
wnich
would
would'
'
'
"""'-js
inarming
mnuuti
summer
ey
cy
grounds
each
day
fur
three
days
elash
with
standard
weapons
of
clln'?
tour-
'1'.
hawever,
Is
his
friendly
countries.
Hext
to
last.
Thev
add
thit
whilo
m'
n
Londn
interview,
Morin
Kupirt
Kadiu
.
3
a
Firemen
2
1
Col.
CeiluloNe
1
2
Hawks
3
'They
tu.'ned
everything
back
that
didn't
measure
up
to
the
twe-pound
standard,"
said
piljf,
Siheer.
"Thev
werj
all
rainbow
I
Q
aSmSun
ItETcJrbi
M-'.
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t
breeze,
quick,
easy
I
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v
1
sod
refreshing
with
today's
super.
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l4fe(f3
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f
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keen
Gillette
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Blades.
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I
1iCl
:
lion-made
for
your
Gillette
Razor
I
::::;---
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1
f'-l
m
double-edgedforeconomy
they
I
7Z!Z7'
j
i"
Uitfarlongerthan
ordinary
blade,.
I
ffj,n
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For
extra
convenience
buy
them
1
"VJ
tfX
cum
1
V.
A
in
the
handy
Gillette
Dispenser.
I
7
J-
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'
S'iV'
!
cede
advantages
of
the
new
h
h,
.TT..
.
'.
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.....
trout
trout
with
with
pletny
pletny
,
of
fight
and
Garand
rlfK'he
ad
-i:n
,'.,i
Z.
V
i
looked
a
yard
long.
M.ire
Uian
10,000
new
boolu
eapo"
,yer
over
tb
the
Tha
tartv
return'.
i
last,
niphl.
boat"
were
iblished
in
the
United
i
,
,u
"e
we"
to
10
moVe
move
cau-
cau"
;
to
Prince
Rupert.
t
..vua
buu
ctjii.Mucr
me
cnange-
I
SUtes
ill
VJM
Tiiis
Is
...
his
.....
first
t.ur
tjul
outside
over
when
other
demand
armaments
are
less
pressing.
.
.
.
North
America
and
he
claims
ij
Mrs.
R.
Lur.
?:e
g
ju'ddauaM-,be
the
first
Canadian
to
make
,
Christine,
were
a
-ompanied
by
i
ma'or
cy-'ling
tour
of
Ei;
op,-.
!
Miss
Kay
Johnson
on
t.ieir
re-I
"
.
turn
to
Castle
Sock,
Wj
hinv'ton
I
.
The
Portuguese
monarchy
leaving
Prince
Ruuert
todav
;
ended
when
a
revolution
drove
the
t'omosan.
Mrs.
Iundberc
I
King
Manuel
from
hts
throne
'
visited
v.
iih
her
s'stt
M-s
Rac
'mm
fW'
tHlm
,nin'M
n
1
1.
ui
iJiu.
JiJiri'm
Hanson
Cup
Stays
Here
Lerals
Defeat
HMCS
Ontario
4
to
1
in
Fvotball
Prince
Rupert
football
reps
successfully
defended
the
Hun
.
cpifolity
and
Good
Food"
Tti.a
is
Our
First
Aim
b
l
Umti-
17
Tor
Orders
To
Take
Out
iiodore
Cafe
sen
Cup
by
defeating
a
team
from
!
HMCS
Ontario
during
the
visit
!
of
the
Canadian
cruiser
to
port
!
over
the
week-end.
!
The
score
was
4
to
1
but
it
was
a
much
more
closelv
pnnt.pstvrf
match-
than
the
figures
would
indicate.
In
the
first
half
there
was
but
one
goal
each.
Along
in
the
second
half
CP'
the
locals
went
one
ahead.
Within
ten
minutes
of
full
time,
the
locals
made
two
quick
goals
and
then
the
Navy
just
went
to
pieces.
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