Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
18,
1950
Today
7
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9:24
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
:
Local
Battery
Waterfront
Whiffs
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MOki
lit.
.
belting
Active
With
completion
of
alterations
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
WILLIAM
BISHOP
VIRGINIA
PATTON
in
"BLACK
EAGLE"
I
know
a
player
who
has
an
odd
weakness
at
the
bridge
table.
He
plays
the
cards
magnificently
and
most
of
his
bidding
is
excellent.
-He
is
strong
on
humanics
and
gets
the
very
best
out
of
his
partners.
But
he
has
an
idea
it
is
better
to
play
a
hand
offensively
than
defensively.
Nearly
every
time
he
Is
'
pENlTENTlAR
i
to
the
local
armory,
the
120th
!
H.A.A.
Battery
is
now
reorganiz-
ing
and
recruiting.
I
Among
recent
recruits
are
two
m
1
102nd
Battery
members,
Robert
a
I
A.
Taylor
and
Robert
W.
Mont-
gom.?ry,
who
served
in
the
102nd
Biy
in
1940,
going
overseas
with
i
that
unit.
A.
F.
Everleigh,
who
J
I
served
overseas
with
the
Cape
J
Breton
Highlanders,
and
George
BW.
McAfee,
veteran
of
Canadian
.
Paratroopers
are
other
recruits.
Due
to
lost
time
while
Improve-
HOUSING
(Continued
From
Page
1)
n.
fo
Wed.
WOMEN
QNtfl
pose
or
most,
economical
construction.
The
building
authority
acquired
the
property
outright
on
a
basis
of
fair
valuation.
Serviced
property
was
re-
win
go
ahead
and
try
:cr
game
rather
than
double
his
opponents
In
a
low
contract.
Both
sides
vulnerable.
East
dealer.
North
(Mr.
AbH)
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(Mr.
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Winter
Gales
Lash
Fishing
Waters
Balsac
in
With
Cod
Northern
Express
In
Northeasterly
gales
swept
waters
outside
of
Prince
Rupert
harbor
during
the
past
week,
hampering
such
limited
fishing
operations
as
are
still
Toing
on.
Yesterday
the
local
vessel
Balsac,
Capt.
Ed
Telseth,
arrived
in
port
with
a
load
of
8000
pounds
of
black
cod
which
was
caught
off
the
east
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
in
Hecate
-
Straits
waters.
The
catch
was
dlsposed
of
to
B
c
packers.
Capt.
Telseth
and
his
men
think
J.
E.
Brown,
housing
commts-
they
have
had
enough
now
and
sioner
for
British
Coftimbla,
who
they
are
going
to
stay
In
port
an-ived
in
the
city
on
Thursday
.
until
after
the
New
Year.
night's
train
from
Quesnel,
left
j
by
today's
plane
on
his
return'
Capt.
Ben
Cook
and
party
to
Vancouver
after
spending
a
1
aboard,
the
halibutter
Lois
N.
ments
were
being
made
to
the
nUire(j
A
A
At
t'ii
MA.ilZ
WM
toy
wffljmz
Cam
PrnnrJ
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k
j.armory
me
oauery
is
now
par-;
Told
that
appiications
for
as.
a
;
ading
Tuesday
and
Thursday
sistance
under
Nati0nal
Housing
"venmt.
Thursday
is
reauar
been
refused
here
because
"
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olght
,a"dJFuday,
appropriations
had
been
used
NCO
and
Specialist
Training,
kit
j
up
Mr
Brown
suggested
that,
issue
and
administration.
,
ln
sucn
cases
there
might
be
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mm
launiu
Nevrlefort
Un
nlnyUntal
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Ti
further
communication
with
Na-
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ffSs
tion
Housing.
That
was
the
quarter,
he
felt,
which
should
be
approached
by
persons
who,
for
instance,
wanted
to
build
a
;hirts
by
The
bidding:
Fast
South
t
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1
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IS
2
S
Pass
4
S
M
a
m
North
Pass
All
pass
couple
of
days
here
going
into
'
headed
into
the
stormy
west
on
GUA1ITY
Tuesday
for
a
hunting
trip
to
the
local
housing
situation.
L-iri
Mr.
Dale
Vfi
the
wise
old
duffer
no.
$9000
or
$10,000
house
and
had
$3000
or
so
to
put
up.
Of
course,
'
he
had
no
authority
to
speak
on
behalf
of
National
Housing,
Mr.
Bi:
AY
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
It
was
a
family
party
consisting
of
members
of
the
regular
crew
and
their
wives.
Kill
life
who
plays
the
people
as
well
as
the
cards,
knows
this
player,
too.
In
fact,
there's
not
much
in
the
way
of
useful
Information
that
escapes
Mr.
Dale.
I
saw
him
get
awav
with
murder
on!
One
new
member
was
initiated
into
the
Women
of
the
Moose
at
their
regular
meeting
this
week
with
Mrs.
Frank
Parlette,
senior
regent,
in
the
chair.
Mrs.
O.
Tweed
was
the
winner
In
a
cup
HP2PULM
Brown
made
it
clear.
Aid.
Casey
suggested
the
idea
of
spreading
the
houses
throughout,
t.hp
it.v
Mnvnr
Rnririprham
price
said
there
was
no
definite
area
'
the
hand
snown
today
and
saucer
raffle.
Refreshments
i
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n
tVta
tout
WAnl.
V.
were
served.
M
Shirts
by
Tooke
mean
as
always
"the
peak
of
shirt
m
performance"
in
style,
ji
quality
and
value
for
your
J
money.
Tooke's
reputation
m
for
being
the
best
in
their
field
is
faithfully
guarded
by
the
factory
.
.'.
See
the
newest
in
Tooke
shirts
?
today.
had
no
vulnerable
overeall
of
one
heart
at
all.
He
might
have
been
murdered.
But
our
friend
as
yet
but
there
might
be
locations
where
groups
of
50
or
60
houses
could
be
put
ln
for
Instance
Westview
which,
however,
was
without
sewers
at
Coasta;
freighter
Northern
Express,
Capt.
Sorensen,
will
arrive
in
port
Saturday
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
She
has
44
tons
of
general
cargo.
Before
leaving
here
for
Port
8impson,
15,000
feet
of
lumber
will
be
added
to
the
10,000
already
aboard.
Fifty
tons
of
concentrates
will
be
loaded
at
Alice
Arm
before
she
returns
here
to
load
salmon
for
Vancouver.
Enroute
south
110
tons
of
with
the
kine
of
hearts
against
who
would
rather
play
the
hand
j
this
hand
if
his
partner
hadn't
than
defend
was
sitting
on
Mr.
I
overcalled
with
one
heart?
May
Dale's
left.
There
was
very
lit-
be,
but
I
doubt
It.
Some
day
I
would
like
to
give
you
a
series
of
articles
on
over-
calls.
They
shouldn
t
be
mage.
THEY
DON'T
COST
ANY
MORE
FROM
...
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Mr.
Brown,
answering
a
ques-1
tion,
felt
that,
if
a
project
were
embarked
upon
here
at
the
request
of
the
city
council
by
resolution,
the
paper
work
might
be
finished
by
January
with
the
construction
completed
by
next
fall.
r,lp.
thpv
havp
srirne
ntirnose.
Ilsn
meaI
WIU
"e
loaaeo.
BC
BUte-
But
when
they
have
a
good
pur-'
dale-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
O)
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
by
the
Government
of
British
Colunbi.
pose
maKe
them
u
you
inins.
ties
byTOOKE;
WOMEN
uwniHun
MEN
MHrmJ
M.H.O.'s
CASE
you
can
get
by
with
it.
It's
valuable
to
know
the
playing
habits
of
that
fellow
sitting
at
your
left.
Union
steamer
Chllcotln,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
2:30
Friday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
and
sailed
at
9
last
nleht
for
south
ue
uKenrjood
ox
a
double.
LEADS
KING
OF
HEARTS
,
Against
-.the
four
spade
contract,
Mr.
Abel
in
the
North
seat
led
the
king
of
his
partner's
bid
suit
hearts.
Mr.
Dale
flashed
the
nine
spot
and
North
continued
with
the
three
of
hearts.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
ace
and
returned
the
seven
of
hearts
and
North
trumped
with
the
Jack
of
spades.
Now
there
is
no
way
for
West
to
avert
the
loss
of
a
diamond
trick
and
he
was
down
one.
Do
you
think
Mr.
Abel
would
have
been
good
enough
to
open
You
see,
in
bridge
Humanics
MATINEE
WED.
2
P.M.
WOMEN
ONLY
A
strong
case
in
support
of
the
need
for
more
adequate
housing
ln
Prince
Rupert
was
made
out
by
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
medical
health
officer.
Many
people,
unable
to
find
anything
better,
were
being
forced
into
inade-
you
are
dealing
not
just
with
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
the
one
person
who
is
your
part-1
whence
she
is
due
back
here
ner.
You
are
also
dealing
with
Sunday
to
sail
at
8
p.m.
for
the
the
mental
frills
and
foibles
of.routh.
The
vessel
brought
in
a
n
t
Yes,
I
i
11
Tooke
M
tTies
Z
I
f
f
1
f
with
I
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Tooke
t
tr
Shirts.
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v
I
From
people,
your
oppon-
substantial
freight
cargo
and
jquate
and
unsanitary
accommo
two
other
ents.
several
passengers.
says.
dation.
"Astonishingly
poor
living
con
ditions
do
exist
here,"
Dr.
Black
For
Clean,
Courteous
Service
Late
for
Work
)
CALL
ftC
Kiddies
to
School
jO
;
1
asserted.
"That
is
no
Idle
talk.
DUE
TO'1
YOUR
CO-OPERATION
Housing
is
badly
needed
FRESH,
COLORFUL
PAINT
MAKES
CHRISTMAS
BRIGHTER
There
might
be
150
cases
of
Eventually,
Why
Not
Now
J
inadequate
housing
and
some
r-
I
YouH
be
surprised
how
a
few
tnese
cases
were
really
deplor
dollars
worth
of
paint
can
ablej
'
,
.
Starting
this
year,
members'
patron
smarten
up
your
house
interior.
it.
duck
aescnoea
now
inadequate
housing
led
to
an
Rupert
Men's
I
mi
Soys'
Store
:
applied
toward
ft
premium.
age
refund
will
be
j
their
following
yean
increase
In
sickness
and
mor
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INSURANCE
AT
COST
IRIKI
tality,
a
decrease
fn
the
expectation
of
life,
spread
of
communicable
diseases
and
increase
in
moral
delinquency.
Even
in
the
jails
men
were
found
whose
downfall
might
be
traced
back
.
to
inadequate
housing.
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Rupert
Florists
i
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
"2;,'0
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
2
and
make
it
livelier
for
the
coming
Christmas
season.
With
little
or
no
color
outside,
you
can
re-create
the
pleasure
of
garden
colors
with
your
paint
brush
indoors.
See
your
paint
dealer
for
suggestions
on
how
to
add
charm
and
freshness
to
walls
and
woodwork
through
proper
selection
of
colors.
They
will
enhance
Christmas
decorations
and
of
cburse
remain
when
these
are
taken
down.
If
you
prefer
to
have
the
work
done
for
you,
call
in
your
painter
and
decorator
for
advice
and
service.
Pacific
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and
less
work
you
with
a
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
Of
Commerce,
expressed
'apprecia-tion
of
Mr.
Brown's
visit
here,
'ine
mayor
assured
the
meeting
that
the
council
was
most
anxious
to
get
action
on
the
matter
of
getting
a
housing
project
going
and
there
would
be
no
'delay.
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1950,
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