Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
2a,
1950
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Musical
Kitchen"
11:00
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11:45
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12:30
B.C.
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12:55
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Interlude
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
IndukPahk
of
South
Korea
and
Comty.
2:00
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School
Bdst.
2:30
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at
Random
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Solo
Guest
.
Saii5:g
tomorrov
nitit
on
the
Chllcotin
on
her.
southbound
trip
to
Vancouver
will
be
A.
Mar-tinuson,
M.
Kreuger,
B.
Petersen.
H.
Hansen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Giske,
Mrs.
Howard
Reid
and
son
John,
Reg.
Lumb,
J.
Fraser,
Max
Carpenter,
Byron
Carpenter,
Mrs.
S.
Stewart
and
daughter
Joan,
D.
Furman,
W,
Tough,
D.
Conn,
G.
Smith,
Mrs.
H.
Lund,
Mrs.
P.
Christensen,
L.
D.
French.
ADVANCE
FORCE
LEAVES
With
full
equipment,
350
members
of
the
Canadian
Army
Special
Service
Force
march
aboard
the
United
States
transport
ship
James
O'Hara
Saturday
at
Seattle,
Wa.ih.,
to
embark,
for
the
advance
training
base
of
the
force
in
Korea.
This
Canadian
Army
photo
shows
a
group
of
the
men
walking
up
the
gangplank
as
they
left
Seattle,
en
route
to
prepare
the
base
for
the
rest
of
the
force.
'
(CP
PHOTO)
Blackwood
Oh
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
In
recent
columns
we
have
discussed
the
mathematics
of
slam
bidding.
It
is
always
important
to
keep
in
mind
what
you
have
to
gain
by
bidding
and
making
a
slam
in
relation
to
what
you
have
to
lose
if
you
go
set.
But
all
of
this
should
be
tempered
by
Humanics
CIIIHAMQH
BUNS
THERE
IS
NOTHING
.
'
.
MORE
APPETIZING
THAN
,1
i
:
Ml
positive
genius
in
that
direction.
The
minute
Mr.
Muzzy
opened
the
bidding
with
one
spade
Mr
Dale
suspect,e4
there
might
be
a
slam.
But,
playing
against
the
two
best
players
in,
the
club,
he
felt
he
would
be
very
glad
Indeed
to
get
any
profit
at
all
on
this
particular
rubber
and
he
didn't
intend
to
take
any
chance
OUR
CINNAMON
BUNS
'
TRY
OUR
CUP
CAKES
TOO!
RUPERT
BAKERY
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CANADIAN
IN
KOREA
Lt.-Cmdr.
Patrick
Ryan,
Montreal,
is
a
Royal
Canadian
Navy
observer
in
the
Korea
area
with
the
American
Tactical
Air
Liaison
.
Group
aboard
the
United
States
carrier
Philippine
Sea.
Naval
headquarters
first
heard
that
the
wartime
navy
pilot
was
in
the
Pongyang
area
from
American
reports.
His
last
post
In
Canada
was
weapons
officer
at
H.M.C.S.
Shearwater,
Dartmouth,
N.S.
(CP
PHOTO)
the
future.
He
did
not
point
out
that
six-
odd
was
easy
on
the
hand.
Mr.
i
Dale
probably
would
have
led
a
wh'ch
are
firing
across
the
heart
at
the
second
trick
and
Straits
of
Dover
on
Calais,
Cap
j
won
with
dummy's
ace.
Then
he
,
Gris
Nez
and
other
French
coast
would
have
led
a
small
heart)
invasion
bases,
it
is
indicated
by
,
back
and
trumped
it
high.
Now
vcird
that
ha'
ben
.c
xived
in,
he
would
trump
the
six
of
clubsthe
city
from
England.
October
26,
1925
Sometime
between
Saturday
evening
and
yesterday
noon
a
burglar
broke
into
John
Bulger's
jewelry
store
on
Third
Avenue.
Surprising
is
the
fact
that
although
the
thief
had
the
entire
range
of
the
premises,
all
that
is
missing
is
not
more
than
five
gold
broaches,
a
diamond
necklace,
a
few
stick
pins
and
about
$10
in
cash
G.
W.
Nickerson;
Progressive
edate
in
the
forthcoming
election,
issued
a
challenge
to
the
Liberal
and
Conservative
candidates
to
enter
a
joint
meetin.i
with
all
candidates
sepaklng
the
same
length
of
time
and
sharing
expends.
'Pusyfoot"
Johnson
Is
carry
ing
on
a
prohibition
campaign
in
the
land
of
the
Turks.
October
24,
1940
Indian
Agent
James
G-illett
and
James
Coleman,
inspector
of
Indian
Agencies,
returned
to
the
city
last
night
from
an
inspection
trip,
that
took
th.em
to
Metla-
katla.
Port
Simpson,
Kincolith,
Greenville,
Canyon
.
City
and
Aiyansh.
Prince
Rupert
men
are
amonq
these
operating
the
big
guns
,
,
'
,
,
.
Boys
of
the
local
Navy
eLague
s
Sea
Cadets
attracted
favoaible
aueni
attent;bn
on
last
iufc
even
evening
as
they
i
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Want
AUs,
Sure-Results!
-
BE
Vear
Lovely
Ml
HUGGER
Shoes
MURRAY
of
London
EXCLUSIVE
AT
BROWNW00DS
the
Inexact
science
of
altering
your
bidding
and
play
to
fit
the
abilities
and
personalities
of
the
other
players
In
the
game.
South
dealer.
;
,
None
vulnerable.
North
(Mr.
Itale)
8
K
10
4
H
A
K
7
3
8
U
A
7
6
8
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(Mr.
MuM
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(Mr.
fiinmpimi)
S-fl
87
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(Mr.
Mtizrv)
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&
2
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6
The
bidding:
(inith
West
Norlh
1
8
Pass
2
I!
Pass
1
8
Puts
4
8
All
pass
In
today's
hand
Mr.
Dale,
the
wise
old
duffer
who
loses
the
arguments
and
wins
the
money
at
bridge
games,
had
Mr.
Muzzy
for
a
partner.
Mr.
Muzzy
is
a
nice
enough
chap
but
if
Uere
is
a
way,
however
remote,
to
misbid
or
misplay
a
hand,
lie
will
find
it.
He
has
a
Cheeseburger
Loaf
,
-,
f
-
"
l'j
lb.
ground
beef
3
tablespoons
chopped
onbn
1
egg
Vj
cup
bread
crumbs
Va
cup
milk
Va
teaspoon
sauce
1
teaspoon
salt
'
teaspoon
pepper
Vt
lb.
Canadian
cheese
Combine
all
ingredients
excp!
cheese
and
mix
lightly.
Form
Into
a
loaf.
Bake
In
moderately
slow
even
(325'
F.
for
1
hour.
Remove
from
oven
and
cool
che.ese
between
the
meat
loaf
lice,
sandwich
fashion
Phre
leaf
in
oyen
10
minutes
or
until
cheese
Is
slightly
melted.
Serve
"with
tomato
sauce,
recipe
here-
with.
Serves
6
in
8.
Tomato
Sauce
1
10-ounce
can
condensed
cr.am
of
tomato
soup.
undV
luted
"
cur)
sour
cream
Combine
soup
and
cream.
Heal
Serv
over
cheeseburger
loaf
'
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TO
r
j
Friends
.
.
.
I
,1
Wclconc
lief
rcslicicnt
i
w
m
V
hospitality
he
expresel
than
with
a
'
J
k
mellow-brewed
Burton
Type
Ale
kl
j
Ale
is
recommended
by
many
people
A
'Wir
of
prolonging
it.
Note
Mr.
Muzzys
Jump
re-bld
of
three
spades,,
which
is
a
gross
over-bid.
A
six
card
suit
always
makes
him
extremely
bullish.
But
even
this
did
not
urge
Mr.
Dale
beyond
the
four
level.
In
the
play
Mr.
Masters
opened
the
jack
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Muzzy
won
with
the
ace.
He
trumped
his
six
of
clubs
In
dummy,
took
three
rounds
nf
snnries
nnd
1rr)
the
ace
and
kjlg
of
hcar(s
ditch.
ing
a
diamond
on
the
second
heart.
Then
he
cashed
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
conceded
two
diamonds
to
the
opponents.
"With
an
overtrick,
partner,"
he
said
proudly.
"Well
done,
Muzzy,
well-done,
indeed,"
replied
Mr.
Dale,
laying
a
groundwork
of
good
feeling
for
With
Tomato
Sauce
"
'
'
V
I
o
VAX
J
BAKED
CHEESE
FONDl'E
12
slices
day
old
bread
Vi
lb.
strong
processed
cheese
4
jeggs
1
10-oz.
can
cream
of
tomato
soup,
undiluted
N
1
cup
milk
2
teaspoons
prepared
mustard
1
tablespoon
minced
onion
l2
teaspoon
salt
a
teaspoon
pepper
Arrange
six
slices
of
bread
crusts
removed,
in
the
bottom
of
a
baking
pan
(12"
x
7"
x
2").
Cover
the
br.cad
with
half
the
cheese,
cut
in
thin
slices.
Cover
with
the
remaining
slices
of
bread,
top
with
remaining
cheese,
Beat
eggs.
Add
soap
and
the
r.e-
mainlng
ingredients.
Pour
thi;
mixture
over
the
bread
and
cheese.
Allow
to
stand
for
1
hour.
Sprinkle
with
crumbs
from
dried
cruets.
Bake
in
moderate
oven
350"
F.)
for
30
minutes
or
until
puffed
and
brown.
Serves
0.
with
dummy's
four
of
spades)
then
lead
the
kine
of
soades
an
J
the
ten
of
spades,
playing
low
I
from
the
closed
hand.
'
Next
another
small
heart
from
ttrumped
in
the
close,
.-...l-tn,.
.n
Tiff
iV,n,,,rine
llefl
trump.
At
thit
point
the
kins
and
seven
-of
-hearts
in.
dummy
are
good
for
two
diamond
discards
and
the
ace
of
diamonds
is
there
for
an
entry.
AITTION
HA1.K
Titular
Snip
XrrflUlH
Thcro
win
bo
offered
for
snle
at
Public
Auction,
at
11
a.m..
on
Thursday,
November
80th.
1960.
In
the
office
of
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
the
Licence
X50318.
to
cut.
2.165.000
f
ilm,
of
Spruce,
Lodge-role
Pine
and
Balsam
on
an
acre
:f
unsurveyed
vacant
Cro-,v-i
'-vl
M
miles
east
of
Tolkwa
on
the
Cronin
R-ad.
Range
5.
Coast
Land
District.
Four
yens
will
be
allowed
for
re--n-vnl
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
honr
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
Obtained
from
Mie
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests,
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
For
Clean.
Courteous
Service
Call
TAXI
65
TAXI
Now
Hinder
New
Management
"Eventually
Why
Not
Now?"
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING,
the
TAILOR
220
Sixth
St.
Phonp
649
LIMITED
VICTORIA
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Liquor
Control
Board
BREWERIES
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WESTMINSTER
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or
displayed
by
by
the
Government
or
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Columbia.
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