Prince
Rupert
Duiiy
i"e,ys
WedneHclay,
May
23,
1051
I
mii'i
,.J
ii.
;ciai
line
up
ui
oe
Hert
be
available.
Meanwhile,
the
Nioisun.
veteran
cateh.-r
and
manager
is
looking
around
for
a
(Continued
trum
pae
4i
r
Prepare
Welcome
For
Visitors
swer
Is
out
of
town
I
nard
hitter
to
tne
Past-
Don
Mac"
!
few
r'Joii,es
:
want
to
get
into
Ted
Arney
is
playing
third
base
'
Donald
and
B.
Rosedale
will
be
baseball
this
year.
for
lor
Bill.
Bill,
Reg
Reg
Lavicne
Lavigne
is
is
on
on
second
second
chuckinc
chucking
to
to
Herb,
Herb,
as
as
we
well
as
!
Practice
days
haven
t
been
too
LONDON
-Kingdom's
towns
Com-
many
smce
the
teams
were
form-
Prt
fiti'.
tn
the
a'pathpp
hut.
nit.
.
.
h
IT
Z
and
Cli"
Dahl-
,irsu
Jo
Gior-
Don
Hawr.yk,
last
ye.r
a
Mj?tXC-t
.
Uercial
player
and
fon
,1
t?.,!.!1
Nlck
Favilll.
last
season's
M
big1,.
,.
..
are
at
home
to
v
'
'
cher
have
been
flhlp
tfi
epf.
their
IttVlav
tnn.
.1..
:.-,..
II
T7,
II....1
1
i
work-out
In
the
Civic
Centre
gym.
Everybody
Is
hoping
for
Eric
"Deacon"
Linney,
an
old-
g
T
f
timer
in
baseball
In
Prince
Ru-
clear
skies
tomorrow
and
if
it
pert,
will
hold
down
the
left
field
doesn't
rain
there
should
be
some
5000
at
Work
In
Jet
Factory
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
key
weapon
In
Canada's
defence
program,
the
F-83E
Sabre
jet
fighter
Is
being
mass-produced
in
the
sprawling
Canadair
plant
here
under
a
cloud
of
secrecy.
Made
up
of
seven
tons
of
man-made
lightning,
the
Sabre
today
Is
recognized
as
the
west's
fastest
operational
fighter.
Its
manufacture
has
brought
top
Canadian
executives,
designers
and
planners
under
the
roof
of
the
50-acre
Canadair
plant
north
of
Montreal
where
5000
workers
were
switched
from
production
of
civilian
aircraft
to
fill
a
$10.-000.000
order
for
about
400
Sabres.
It's
a
gigantic
order
for
Canada's
young
aircraft
Industry,
but
with
technical
ntei'UnTi-p
and
Manager
Miner
is
in
centre
exciting
ball
played.
At
least,
field.
,
they
should
get
a
pretty
good
The
line-up
is
a
little
slim
for
idea
of
how
the
teams
will
work
this
team,
but
a
few
epures
will
this
year.
Do
you
cut
down
on
your
rrW
needs
to
fit
a
"hit
or
miss'
budget?
Letting
such
a
budget
be
bins
of
your
life
sours
your
enlnment
of
livine
Get
a
budget-plan
that
fork,
i
f,r
Jf,u.
Ask
for"
your
copy
of
'Personal
Planning'
at
your
near-est
B
of
M
brarkii.
'
.
Personal
Plamiine
Xf
Ml
BANK"
Q
V
!nltttr'
w111
nold
down
centre
of
Britain.
Various
forms
of
en-ifield
for
A
&
O
and
Victor
Dell
tertainmentand
hospitality
have
back
afler
?
,'1;
been
planned.
iay.oft.
Dlners
up
In
some
cases.
invitations
have
j
are
Don
Sharp,
Boyo
Gurvich,
been
svnt
to
residents
or
their
j
Dav?
Huber
and
Don
Dunbar,
children
in
selected
places
over-
Rookies
Danny
MacAfee
and
seas,
while
in
others,
plans
have
j
Dick
Nickerson
"look
good"
to
been
made
to
show
visitors
round
j
their
manager
and
he's
going
to
factories,
civic
centres,
farms
'
give
them
a
chance
to
prove
and
over
historic
btiiiciinKS.
'
themselves
tomorrow.
Another
Lewes,
in
Sussex,
will
give
an
'
r""kle
,
Dcrr'fk,
Letourneau,
official
"""J1''"18
At"il
aS
catcher
welcome
to
guesta
from
Blois,
France.
They
.
will
be
en-
J,!
.
i
.
.
Commercials
tertained
with
rLn
reentinn
are
going
to
pull
.
,
H7i
jo
ni
y
Vy)i
,nll1v
TO
J
;
.
save
...
and
you'll
t
l
.
iJ
liMIil
T5-
t
RAXK".
r
it
'ew
surprises
i,
the
sponsors
say
dance,
dinner
and
garden
party
There
was
not
a
chance
to
get
at
which
they
will
be
introduced
to
people
of
the
town.
They
will
the
details
from
playing
manager
"Miner"
Simondson.
but
UrUiiK
tchw
tomorrow
will
be
Larry
quarters
of
an
opera
company,
to
wawh
a
festival
performance
and
ar"ev'
wVftl
hurler
fr?.m
COULD
YOU
HELP?
The
GYRO
CLUB
has
undertaken
to
collect,
pack
and
ship
men's
clothing
for
the
Central
City
Mission,
Vancouver.
This
organization
outfits
between
wxt
stI
700
destitute
men
in
the
summer
and
more
in
the
winter.
All
persons
having
articles
cf
men's
used
clothing
which
they
wish
to
donate
may
deliver
them
to
the
CIVIC
CENTRE,
or
call
231,
or
G41,
and
Uk
clothing
will
be
picked
up.
.MEN'S
CLOTHING
ONLY
Shoes
to
Hats,
From
the
Skin
Out
?
?
CAN
YOU
HELP
?
?
,I,NG
WITH
CANADIAN
S
IN
tVEV
WALK
Of
IIPC
SINCE
11
from
United
States
and
Canu-jdian
determination,
the
Sabres
are
now
rolling
off
the
mile-long
I
assembly
line
to
take
their
!
place
over
the
Korean
battlo-
fields.
I
These
tigers
of.
the
skies
co;;t
about
$300,000
each
and
are
he-
mm
ijan:i'm!i'iii
later
go
to
the
Sorth
Bank
Ex-
y
,
i
"V"
0
hum,
ntteton
In
the
hibition
in
London
where
they
andT
Okanagan
International
will
bo
officially
received.
League.
T,,
.
,
.
1
Another
newcomer,
Bill
Gunn,
Ilford,
Essex,
has
invited
24
from
Penticton,
Is
a.
left-hand
young
people
between
the
ages
batter
on
whom
tn.,
commercials
'ing
produced
under
an
agree
of
1
5and
20
from
Renkum,
near
ment
witn
the
North
American
Arnhem,
Holland,
to
slay
for
a
b$cfe
secrefio
are
pinning
a
lot
of
hopes.
He
will
play
the
infield,
although
he
L?
rated
a
first
class
outfielder
as
well.
Filling
a
big
gap
in
the
Com-
This
advertisement
la
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
iiiiti.sh
Columbia.
m
0vfc(fes(cces$...
B-H
"f
NGLISH"
Paint
for
all
exteriorsl
r.
nviauon
corporation,
a
U.S.
week
with
families
where
thei-j
firm,
for
use
by
the
Royal
Can-
are
boys
and
Kills
of
ccrresprmd-adian
Air
Force.
I
jng
ages.
'
It
takes
7445
pounds
of
alum-!
..J
inum.
1733
pounds
of
steel
and
1
chl!drer
from
Halland
have
500.000
rivets,
bolts
and
other
also
been
invited
tu
Keynsham,
small
parts
to
push
the
fighter
Pret,v
Somersetshiij
town
near
through
the
air
In
excess
of
670
Bnsto1.
for
the
festival
months,
miles
an
hour.
j
At
the
Canadair
plant
where
ecutive
vice-president
and
gen-giant
Trans-Canada
Airlines
eral
manager
of
Canadair,
be-North
8tars
are
also
built,
a
lieves
that
his
plant
can
handle
competent
Industrial
operation
'any
aircraft
orders
the
govern-is
located
for
the
handling
of
ment
wants
to
place.
"Availabil-the
most
complex
problems
in
lty
of
supplies
from
the
United
aviation
manufacture.
States
would
be
the
only
brake
James
GecMrey
Notman,
ex-
on
output,"
he
.said.
Sporty
Economy
!
HOUR
I
k
vi:in
i
i;i.e:
$1475
at
Tiince
ltupert
Blackwood
on
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwocd
Raining
hood
up!
Shining
hood
Car
on
the
market!
Easy
to
handle
down!
Spottiest
economy
-easy
to
park!
Takes
four.
0
I.ockhref
Hydraulic
llrakes
Dmer's
neat
ml
jiiHialile
I.artie
luuudiir
rtiiniiartinent
4lom-collhtrlU'tioll,
body
Rust
proof
Another
situation
where
you
need
to
postpone
pulling
all
of
the
opponents'
trumps
is
where
the
trump
suit
itself
offers
the
only
entry
to
an
estab
Ask
for
demonstration
drive
TODAY!
lished
suit
in
dummy,.
8outh
dealer
OXFORD
MOTORS
LIMITED
She
took
out
just
two
rounds
j
of
trumps,
leaving
the
eight
1
spot
in
Mr.
Masters'
hand
and
At
your
nearest
Dealer's
Diatriltutors
or
Itritish
Vtilumhia
and
Alherta
Phone
ItV.
2l:i:t
Itritish
Car
Outre
2211
W.
4th
Ave.
tne
ten
on
the
board.
Then
she
led
her
singleton
club.
Mr.
Masters
went
right
up
with
the
ace.
Prince
Rupert
Dealer
for
Morris
Cars
i
He
cashed
two
diamond
tricks
H'Tngllsh"
Paint
makes
home-upkeep
dollars
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
East-West
vulnerable
lr.
Ahi-I
810
7
8
H
8
3
D
A
8
7
5
C
K
Q
J
10
Mr.
M:ilnr
Miw
Brakh
8
6
3
8
9
4
v
H
Q
10
.
H
K
9
7
4
2
l
K
Q
J
10
l-
3
C
A
141
C
8
7
5
3
Mrs.
KlH.ll
8
A
K
Q
J
2
H
A
J
U
6
D
8
4
a
c-
The
bidding:
oturther.
i
and
then
led
his
last
diamond.
Mrs.
Keen
trumped
but
not
with
the
deuce
of
spades."
She
trumped
with
the
jack.
T.ie
322
McBRIDE
STREET
PHONE
GREEN
605
Its
double
action
preserves
and
beautifies!
It
deuce
was
used
to
enter
dummy
I
with
the
ten
of
.spades
and
off
4
Ids
colorful
new
charm
to
outside
walls,
doors,
f,."-rwwiP'y'
went
Mrs.
Keen's
three
heart:
mutters,
trim:
Anrf
H.TJ
,Pn1i"ib,
;.,
lasers
on
the
good
clubs.
'
-
'
-
6TWJ
vtm
al
protection
to
all
surfaces
exposed
to
sun,
Note
that
if
thwe
rounds
f
,
South
IVnl
North
1
8
Pass
2
C
2
11
Paso
2
8
3
S
Pass
4
8
CLIJ
Did,
sleet,
snow
or
rain;
Pass
Pais
All
pn.s
Write
now
for
free
B-H
booklet,
"Color
Is
trumps
had
been
taken
beginning
at
trick
two,
Mrs.
Keen
not
only
could
have
missed
her
contract
she
could
have
been
down
three
triek.s,
winning
only
five
spades
and
the
two
red
aces.
the
Key
to
Brighter
Living
"
Address
Box
M,
Station
E,
Montreal.
ft
MAY
24th
CELEBRATION
B-H
Paints,
Varnishes
and
Enamels
cover
more
area
.
.
last
longer
.
.
.
save
you
money
J
Mr.
Masters
opened
the
king
of
diamonds
and
one
of
dummy's
entries
went
out
like
a
light.
Mrs.
Keen
won
the
trick
with
the
ace
in
dummy.
She
saw
that
she
had
two
losers
in
diamonds,
.one
in
clubs
and
one
In
hearts.
In
fact,
she
had
three
bad
hearts
unless
they
could
either
be
trumped
in
dummy
or
discarded
on
dummy's
club
suit.
Well,
trumping
them
in
dummy
was
out
because
the
second
round
of
hearts
would
have
to
be
lost
before
any
trumping
could
be
done.
What
about
the
club
suit
then?
There
was
enough
clubs
on
the
board
to
offer
a
parking;
place
for
all
three
of
Mrs.
Keen's
hearts,
provided
she
could
get
to
them
at
the
proper
time.
Here
is
how
Mrs.
Keen
played.
p
t'H
Pamtt,
Varnhhei
and
Enameh
B-H
LSMTS
f
WHERE
YOU
SEE
THE
SIGN:
Programme
of
Events
Queen
Uicoria
eJaij
I
THURSDAY,
iMAY
24,
1951
'tod
where
you'll
find
friendly
service
ond
helpful
advice.
i
SPORTS
tmi
:
i
it
PARADE
Prince
RupuiS
Civic
Band
;
will
lead
the
parade.
PRIZES
3
prizes
for
best
dressed
boy
or
girl.
3
prizes
for
best
decorated
wagon,
baby
bugg.y,
tricycle,
etc.
3
prizes
for
best
decorated
bicycle.
$10.00
for
best
decorated
car.
$50.00
for
best
float
In
the
parade.
(No
application
forms
.
are
necessary)
Races
and
Snorts
for
all
children
under
the
age
of
14
years
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area.
THE
ONLY
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
1:00
p.m.
GRAND
Pl'EEN'S
PARADE
(Route
of
parade:
from
Civic
Centre
up
Second
Street
then
uu
Tiiird
Avenue
to
Fulton
Street,
up
Fulton
Street
to
Sixth
Avenue
and
Roosevelt
Park
i
8:00
p.m.
MAV
QUEEN'S
CROWNING
(in
front
of
grandstand
at
Roosevelt
Park)
1:09
p.m.
CHILDREN'S
SPORTS
DAY
(for
all
children
cf
Prince
Rupert,
14
and
under)
0;30
p.m.
BASEBALL
GAME
(Opening
game
of
1951
season)
9:30
p.m.
DANCE
AND
GAMES
(Civic
Centre
i
Music
by
Howard's
Rythm
Five
2w,
ted
'life1
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
Call
363
FOR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
'mi,
,
MONSTER
DANCE
AND
GAMES
CIVIC
CENTRE
9:30
P.t..
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For
The
First
Time
In
This
City
"HOWARD'S
RYTHM
FIVE"
FIRE
MOTHS
THEFT
0
COMBINATION
TICKETS
$1.00
FOR
DANCE
AND
SPORTS
DAY
TICKETS
ON
SALE
AT
BALL
PARK
AND
DANCE
SAFETY
FURS-T
1N
li
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VAULT
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Contractor,
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974
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Customers
Ship
Express
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