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Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Thursday.
September
21.
1?50
Jaycees
And
Civic
Mailers
f
i
x
V
ramous
Bridge
Authority
Hart
Highway
Hears
Finish
PRiyCE
GEORGE
0rlv
twenty-four
miles
of
highway
have
to
be
buiit
to
connect
Van
GIVEN
A
CHOICE
j
MONTREAL
Cf
Whoever
abandoned
a
baby
on
one
Montreal
.
doorstep
must
have
figured
there
;
shou!d
be
someone
there
who'd
be
willing
to
give
the
'
child
a
home.
The
doorstep
was
that
of
an
apartment
house.
The
three-
!
Daily
News
To
Write
for
"Bridge
is
part
skill,
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That's
the
Claim
of
the
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io
seau
ior
tnem
at
ni
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Itaslej
K.
iilackWOOd,
originator
Of
the
popular.,
the
regular
council
sessions.
Ai-
1
Mci'
I)rK.
.
mint
lh:
r"!
ui&.
couver
with
Dawson
Creek
vlii
the
Hart
Highway.
This
name1
was
given
to
the
road
bv
thp'
rll..v.
J
i
voiuinuia
government
in
honor
of
Premier
Hart
who
originated
the
work
of
its
comDle-tion.
v
It
runs
from
Prince
George
north
via
Summit
Lake
to
Fort
McLeod
and
east
through
Pine
Pass
to
Dawson
Creek.
Between
Prince
George
and
Vancouver
the
Caribod
Highway
would
be
used
by
trucks
and
other
traffic
The
road
is
a
30-foot
gravelled
highway
suitable
for
heavy
trucking
at
moderate
speeds
Seattle
and
other
coastal
points
already
forecast
that
its
use
for
Alaska
Highway
freighting
will
mean
a
saving
of
"two
days
as
compared
with
the
Edmonton
route.
When
completed
an
exc.usiv-franchise
for
passenger
and
freighting
traffic
Ls
to
be
held
by
the
Pacific
and
Great
Eastern
Railway
company,
which
is
government-operated.
Would
Sit
in
on
Council
Meetings
Honorary
Officers
j
That
the
Jaycee
have
an
in-,
terest
in
civic
aHairs
was
ampiy
borne
out
at
their
meeting
last
nieht
in
the
discussion
on
a
'moUontoask
the
city
council
to
thous!l
tne
mouon
as
defeated
on
the
grounds
that
the
Juycees
a
wen
as
ail
citizens,
have
a
right
t3
git
m
on
council
sessions;
'
the
discussion
proved
that
th
Ju'iioi-
chamber
was
takir.g
a
j
Pack
seat
to
no
one
as
far
as
municipal
affairs
are
concerned.
The
meeting
decided
unanimously
to
turn
over
Jaycee
rad:
time
next
Tuesday
to
the
Red
Cross
blood
donor
tirive.
A
letter
from
the
Canadian
Commercial
Corporation
said
cil
asking
for
information
on
they
had
written
the
city
conn-industries
operating
in
the
city
with
no
reply.
The
letter
asked
the
chamber
to
supply
the
information.
It
was
.decided
the
chamber
would
supply
the
information
and
question
the
city
clerk
on
why
the
Information
had
no
been
forwarded
bv
him.
It
was
also
decided
to
appoint
honorary
officers
for
the
year.
inose
chosen
were:
Honorary
president
E.
T.
Applewhalte.
M
P.
Honorary
vice-president
Dr.
L
M.
Greene.
Honorary
second
vice-president
Alderman
George
Casey.
Members
were
asked
to
turn
out
Sunday
to
erect
the
street
signs
prepared
by
the
committee
nans
ior
the
inaugural
din
.mT
30
Wftre
leU
in
th"
hands
of
the
committee.
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INDUSTRY
ST.
JOHN'S.
Nfld.
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The
federal,
fisheries
departments
plan
for
a
revamped
fishing
industry
in
Newfoundland
is
taking
shape.
Some
$548,000
has
been
set
aside
ior
the
maintenance
of
bait
services.
Three
new
"bait
depots
are
being
provided
and
a"
motor
vessel
has
been
purchased
to
eupply
the
bait
at
sea.
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Challenger
is
your
.ft,
guarantee
of
fine
uniform
quality!
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tender
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lackwood
slam
convention.
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ctovf
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r
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Mimci
tei
ir
ui
wood
A
"slam"
Is
to
the
bridge
(fame
what
a
home
run
is
to
baseball
and
bridge
players
are
just
as
anxious
to
bid
a
slain
is
any
batter
Is
to
hit
one
over
the
fence.
The
thrill
involved
In
each
is,
as
any
bridge
player
will
tell
you,
just
as
great
as
the
other.
A
native
of
Blrminarham.
Ala
bama.
Blackwood
hit
upon
his
i
famed
slam
convention
while
he
j
was
tiu
in
nis
eany
tmrties.
A
I
ne
explains
It.
mathematics
is
hU
main
hobby,
with
chess
and
music
running
close
behind,
and,
"mathematics
and
bridge
are
nothing
short
of
insep-ar-
"simply
from
my
study
of
mathematical
probabilities
as
app'.i3d
to
cards.
'
"Simply"
or
otherwise,
the
results
of
his
study
put
a
eew
thrill
in
plavine
bridge
and
'the
system
was
enthusiastically
aoupted
by
amateur
and
professional
players
alike.
Today
it
haj
reached
the
point
where,
when
four
strangers
sit
down
to
play
bridge,
the
first
question
U
a'avs,
"Do
you
play
Blackwood?"
Most
people
are
surprised
to
learn
that
Blackwood
Is
not
Just
the
name
of
the
convention,
but
a
real
person.
In
fact
hp
is
so
real
that
he
has
a
home
and
u,ii
ami.y
in
i
Indianapolis.
.
jr
,
His
fam-
-
j
llw
rnr.E
cto
nf
U4
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f
XJ
a,
llio
R
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I
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(
1
:
,
.
,
,
stopped
playing
as
his
partner
;
1
uULnne,LS
teewse
"he's
so
,
"""
cvici
man
4.
re.sio.es.
f:e
claims
that
I
play
'ladies'
V.
,
;
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t
t.
and
one
son.
Easlev.
,
Jr..
aaed
lfi
i
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;
t
ik
D!
i
ana
nis
wue
,
COMING
HERE
Rev.
Ross
MacPherson,
pastor-evangillst,
who
was
in
Japan
during
the
war
years
and
had
exciting
experiences,
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
next
w-eek,
conducting
nightly
services
at
Regular
Baptist
Church.
Chief
Engineer,
Celanese,
Here
S.
B.
Roberts,
chief
engineer
of
the
Celeanese
Corporation
of
America,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
by
air
for
a
visit
of
inspection
to
the
proeresg
of
construction
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
at
Watson
Island
which
ls
now
nearing
completion.
Recent
announcement
was
that
the
plant
would
be
ready
for
opening
early
next
year.
JAIL
SECOND
HOME
MAIDSTONE,
Kent,
Eng.,
ff
Anthony
Jud?e,
21,
sentenced
to
five
years
for
housebreaking,
said
he
had
been
a
free
man
for
only
nine
months
since
he
was
.
.
.
;
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w.
a
v.
A
Ik..
I
maei.trate:
"A
villain
and
a
bully."
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H
oay-old
babv
was
taken
to
hoe-j
pital,
where
it
was
found
to
be
in
good
health.
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fANCY
BED
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Efficient
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Convenient
O
Attractive
Today
At
n
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Eating
out
is
fun
WHEN
TRAVELLING
TO
TERRac)
the
fineit
Pacific
Salmon
soei
into
Challenger
cant.
It'i
processed
within
hours
after
catching,
to
retain
the
rich
flavor
and
uniform
color.
Get
Challenger
Salmon
at
your
Food
Store
TODAY
I
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Arrive
Terrace
Leave
Terrace
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
11.30
c
5.30
p
10.00
c
are
ratea
as
class
A
correspond-
The
idea
was
first
tried
last
;ence
chess
players,
and
Mr.
i
year
in
Omaha.
Neb
Blackwood
claims
that
their
love
!
Routine
canvassing
will
be
for
classical
music
has
filled
1
carried
out
at
city
business
es-their
home
with
so
many
alburns
tabashments
,that
they
are
all
but
forced
to
I
move
out
to
make
room
for
I
them.
;
At
the
age
of
11,
Blackwood1
"I
want
a
puppy
a
fidgety
BRING
THE
FAMILY
IN
FOR
A
REAL
MEAL!
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6
A.M.
to
8
P.M.
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and
mostly
i:uii:an
nature
man
whn
shn'ilrl
knnu-
The
Daily
News
is
about
.
,
l
unute
ifShons
DV
IJiaCK-
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EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
...
In
Dally
News
Lil
Porch
Lights
Invite
Canvassers
VICTORIA
-Plans
for
a'
novel
campaign
system
new
in
Canada
have
been
announced
by
the
Greater
Victoria
Community
Chest
and
Council.
'
11
s
lne
ugrus
on'
system
and
thta
.
ls
the
wa
lt
works.
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t-imum
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1
1
Jiuuac-iu-uuusc
urive
will
last
oniv
one
nighWOct
2-
when
2
000
canvassers
will
aim
for
a
nnnta
,.f
tut
non
Resident
will
be'
asked
to
stay
.
iJuuii
ukihs
as
tn
mviiauon
wr
canvassers
to
call.
sort
of
puppy,"
said
the
man
to
the
pet-shop
clerk.
"A
what.
"sir?"
"One
thai
will
make
the
tf"Me
say.
For
goodness'
sake!
Take
that
dog
out
for
a
walk'!"
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Semi
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&
High
Gloss
'n
many
beautiful
tints
for
interior
decorating.
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Rupert
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riowcrs
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Just
Arrived!
Now
At
...
i
Brownwoods'
was
given
the
choice
of
learning
to
play
bridge,
"or
else."
He
was
badly
needed
to
fill
out
a
family
foursome
which
included
his
father,
mother
and
grandmother.
Bridge
was
his
famiiy-3
favorite
hobby,
and
the
lour
spent
most
of
their
leisure
hours
at
it.
Blackwood
has
taken
prae-j
tically
every
mathematics
ccurse
offered
by
universities,
which
jfact
has
resulted
in
the
in-e:-,tion
of
new
thrills
into
Ameri-
icas
favorite
card
game.
In
his
daily
column,
he
wi
replace
the
standard
North,
'South.
East
and
West
with
var
ied
and
interesting
characters
whose
personalities
will
assert
themselves
in
the
column
and
the
game,
resulting
In
a
truerto
lfi.
-me
game
ceing
carried
on
in
each
column.
JOKER,
VEOA
NO.
I.
VEGA
NO
2
VEC.A
NO.
3.
VEGA
NO.
4
VEGA
NO
5.
JANET
W.
NO.
1.
JANET
W.
NO
2.
JANET
W.
NO.
3.
JANET
W.
NO
4
JANET
W.
NO.
6,
JANET
W.
NO.
6
JANET
W.
NO.
7.
JANET
W.
NO
8,
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8nd
JAY
FRACTIONAL
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
Situate
In
th
Atlln
Mining
Div-leion.
Where
located:
In
the
v;iey
;
or
the
Tulsequah
River
vicinity
Tul-;
sequah.
Lawful
holder:
Pofarls-Taku
,
Mining
Company
Limited.
Nuintx-r
ol
the
holders
tree
miner'$
certLfi-i
cate:
28131.
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TAKE
NOTICE
that
Polarls-Taku
Mlt)ln
Company
Limited.
Free
Min-:
ir
o
Certificate
No.
28131.
Intends
nt
:
the
end
of
sixtv
davs
fmn
tv
hi
i
hereof,
tn
wniv
in
th.
ui.i..n
;
order
for
Certificates
of
Improve-j
ments
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
I
Crown
grants
of
the
above
mineral
!
claims.
I
And
further
take
notice
that
ac-
i
mm,
unaer
section
85
of
the
"Mir
erai
Act,"
must
be
commenced
lore
the
Issuance
of
such
Certifl
CBteS
Of
Imnniirnmont.
P?tel
this
1st
day
of
September,
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Our
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FALL
STYLES
are
now
on
DISPLAY!
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
3:30
AM
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MEIN
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There
is
nothhl
more
thrilling
than
a
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to
m
We
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For
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PHONE
,
It's
nice
to
be
able
to
say
lovely
DIAMONU
SEE
THESE
SPARKLING
BEAUTIES
TODAY
.
AT
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
o
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
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AVENUE
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is
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it."
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