Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
28,
1953
trailers
IIFXP
KKLOWNA,
B.C.
Kfi
Plans
have
been
advanced
to
use
house
trailers
to
solve
the
problem
of
nr
ommodatlon
for
rural
school
teachers.
Miss
E:
Carlson,
teacher
at.
KwiiiRS
Landing,
agreed
to
make
the
experiment.
Courts
To
Rule
in
New
Year
on
Shaw
Bequest
For
Study
of
40-Symbol
Alphabet
Bv
DEREK
JAMESON
bequest
for
the
study
of
a
40-
.
about
half
the
estate.
.LONDON
(Reutersi
The
symbol
alphabet
Is
a
practical;
After
bequests
to
servants
and
courts
will
decide
early
next
year
proposition
or
just
the
Irish
relatives,
it
is
unlikely
that
1
,
j
i
aramaust
s
iasi
in.ig
aauii
i
ihuib
umu
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Champion's
Foot
Bigger
Than
Hcinsite's
Mouth
whether
George
Bernard
Shaw's
II
1
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J
6L
ash
'
convention
for
studying
the
possibility
of
The
government
public
trus-
Introducing
Shaw's
lifelong
am-tee,
who
is
administering
the
bitlon-an
English
phonetic
al-
playwright's
complicated
will,
phabct.
has
asked
the
court
how
he
I
For
propapanda
purposes,
should
spend
the
money.
Shaw
also
ordered
that
his
play
Shaw
died
three
years
ago
at
Androcles
and
the
Lion
should
the
age
of
94
and
left
367.233
be
translated
into
his
alphabet
i
-.iftllS.'
n0ut
Ren
stop
sinus
SUFFERING
Kor
the
finit
time
itinus
aiirTprtrs
ran
obtain
complete,
lonR-lanting
ruitf
with
NEYO.
Available
to
the
public
after
yearn
of
research
and
tratii.tr.
MoHiral
tta
have
proven
that
NKVO
rnmpletely
eliminate
ainua
aufteririt
in
almoxt
all
rase
evon
when
other
methods
have
failed.
fStkltJ
on
a
IMuney
Uai-k
(iiarantee
At
All
Drug
Storm
If
you
have
a
Mr.
Heinsite
in
your
bridge
crowd
,ott
.1
a
($1,030,000).
Death
duties
ate
up
by
a
phonetics
expert
ana
ais
r.oiW
ta.v-
.
ni-
tributed
to
libraries.
The
money
and
you
probably
do
you
will
know
he
never
i'ets
"
r.te
e
V
Site
a
bad
result-
According
to
him,
that
is.
If
he
goes
asks
riling
set
300
points,
he
promptly
says
his
opponents
had
OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
527-3rd
Ave.
Phone
212
Faced
with
the
problems
of
a
game,
if
he
goes
set
800
points,
then
ot
course
nis
executing
Shaw's
difficult
and
expensive
plans,
public
trustee
o'liifiienis
could
have
.
4ade
a
slam.
If
he
gets
Into
a
two
sp-de
.
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1
fIGHTTD!
X
,
'
F
Wyndham
Hirst
will
ask
the
"
.ft,
..4
l
hlch
court
to
rule
whether
the
contract
ana
Darciy
mn.es
u.
I
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
agJ'At
?omh
rlfiilor
Bulli
sides
vulnerable
Nurlli
(Mr.
Dalr)
S-0
8
4
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6
4
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Vrt
(Mr.
lMm.Hr)
Mis.
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(Mr.
Champion)
S
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6
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7
2
beneficiaries
next
in
line
should
he
remarks,
"Whet
'i
reuit.
get
the
money.
partner.
They
could
have
tmde
They
are
the
British
Museum,
three
or
four
hearts.
I
had
noth-where
Shaw
studied
at
the
start
ins-
All
I
had
was
the
kins
oi
of
his
career,
the
National
Gal-
i
clubs
and
five
spadtc."
lery
of
Ireland
and
the
Royal!
The
"five
spades"
lie
refers
Academy
of
Dramatic
Art.
to
in
such
an
off-hand
mannrr
Few
people
have
the
remotest
are
likely
to
be
A
K
Q
J
9.
His
comment
in
this
cise
is
in-looks
idea
of
what
Shaw's
alphabet
tended
to
show
what
a
brave
like,
though
he
claimed
it
would
save
a
writer
two
months
;
bldder
he,i8'
A
smaU
ch'Id
P3"
in
every
year.
!
a"1?
would.
have
won
the
same
,,
,.
....
,
i
number
of
tricks
on
the
hand.
Generally
speak.ng
it
is
based
,
He
docsn.t
t
away
witn
thjs
on
the
existing
28
letters
with
,
kind
of
thing
wncn
Mr
Cn.,m.
additions
of
shorthand
symbols
,
plon
ls
ln
tne
game
ln
today's
to
mark
phonetic
sounds
which
deal
Mr
DaIe
had
a
tough
de-normally
require
a
combination
clslon
on
hls
SCCond
turn
to
of
letters.
i
bld
He
could
raise
spades
or
V
SUNDAY
AAIDNIGHT
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
'WHISPERING
SMITH
vt
SCOTLAND
YARD1
l
D
A
Q
4
Y
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MININO
MACHJNER1
I
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J
6
The
blading
:
(South
West
tfortli
e.'A
j
1
8
Dill,
DllUI.
Pan
PuM
2
H
Dt)l.
All
liss
t
nithAnu
CAKLSUN
-
GRETA
0YNT
"PACE
THAT
THRILLS"
-
BILL
WILLIAMS
-
CARLA
BALENDA
:
Hats
For
The
Festive
Season
?
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
double
for
penalties.
He
finally
j
"
"
"
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
chose
the
latter
course
because
a
convention
play
asking
for
an
the
twt)
heart
bidder
was
Mi.ss
!
i
nderlead
of
the
ace
of
clubs
Brash
and
she
might
have
been
j
at
trick
two.
Mr.
Dale
co-oper-in
there
on
considerably
less;ated
and
Mr.
Champion
won
than
she
had.
with
the
Jack.
A
tidal
wave
of
T-N-T
sweeping
across
the
Wf
The
king
of
clubs
was
led
and
He
returned
a
heart.
Miss
Mr.
Champion
played
the
queen,
;
Brash
won
with
the
ace,
still
!
hoping
to
ruff
a
spade
on
the
A
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
'
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
'
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p
m
For
KETCHIKAN
board,
laid
down
the
ace.
then
POWDER
RIVER
'in
Technicolor,
with
Rory
Calhoun
-
Corinne
C'alvet
-
Cameron
Mitchell
RADIO
DIAL
'the
ten
of
ridea.
Mr.
Champion
Under
his
system
all
words
would
be
spelled
exactly
as
they
sound.
'
Shaw's
will
has
been
severely
criticized
ln
Britain.
Lady
Astor,
a
lifelong
friend
of
Shaw,
called
it
ridiculous.
SCREEN
FLASHES
Movies
scheduled
for
the
Capitol
Theatre
next
month
are
as
follows:
Nov.
30
to
Dec.
2
"Powder
River,"
Rory
Cadhoun,
Corinne
Calvert;
Dec.
3
to
5,
"Lili,"
Leslie
Caron,
Mel
Ferrer;
Midnight
CFPR
1240
Kilocycles
I
won
the
second
spade
and
fired
ALFRED
L.
Resident
Partner
innother
heiirt.
On
this
defen.se
BELL,
C.A.
Prince
Rupert
(Subject
to
Change)
'
Miss
Brash
was
able
to
win
only
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
'
five
hearts
and
the
ace
of
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
Lpades.
She
was
down
two,
500
323
Fourth
Avenue
East
Telephone:
Red
879
Terrace
Prince
George
Vancouver
Qucsnel
points.
For
reservations
write
or
Call
City
or
Depo'
Offlce,
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
"BOTANY
BAY"
ALAN
LADD
JAMES
MASON
CAPITOL
&tiowi
at
Z.3Q
7:is
:zo
A
FAMOt'S
TLA
VERS
THtm
"It's
all
right
partner."
s;ut
Mr.
Heln.site.
"Thoy
can
make
four
spades.
All
we
get
is
two
l
hearts
and
a
spade."
I
Mr.
qhampion.
sneered.
"In
,
making
that
analysis."
he
said,
"you
are
of
course
counting
on
making
a
stupid
defensive
er-1
tor."
i
Doc.
6.
"Safari
Drums,"
Johnny
j
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"African
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Katherine
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"Affair
with
a
r..-.z.
n
...
.
'
f4Ji
-awl
I
fytl
Pressed
for
an
explanation,
Mr.
Champion
pointed
out
if
Miss
Brash
cashed
two
hearts,
then
led
a
third
heart.
Mr.
Heinsite
could
ruff
with
the
seveiv
of
spades.
Mr.
Champion
would
have
to
over-ruff
with
the
jack
and
th.-n
Miss
Brasn
would
be
bound
to
win
two
spade
tricks
laUr
in
the
hand.
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th
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Prince
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WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
9,
1953
ot
7:30
p.m.
Stranger,"
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Simmons,
Victor
1
10:00
b
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Gardener;
Weather
Rpt.
Mature,
"Tarzan
and
the
She
i
'0:'s
Juat
Mary
Devils,"
Le
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Jovce
Mae-
j
JJSS
tlT
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Dec.
17
to
13,
"Sailor
of
;
n:03
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he
King,"
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Michael
li:30
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Summer
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University
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successful.
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ih;
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Midnight
Dec.
20,
"Mexican
Manhunt,"
George
Brent,
Karen
sharpe,
"Rhythm
Inn."
Jane
Frazee.
Kirby
Grant;
Dec.
21
to
23,
"Torpedo
Alley,"
Mark
Ste--vens,
Dorothy
Malone,
"Star
of
Texas,"
Wayne
Morris,
Paul
Fix.
Dec.
24
to
26.
"Calamity
Jane,"
Doris
Day,
Howard
Keel;
Mid
tit
Maicom
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cohoucuno
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5:00
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5:30
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8:00
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7:20
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0:30
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Dec.
27,
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J.
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Julie
London,
"Redwood
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Dorothy
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Dec.
31
to
Jan.
2,
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Girls,"
Bob
Hope.
Tony
Martin;
Midnight
Jan.
3,
"Come
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Fighting,"
East
Side
Kids,
"Three
Musketeers,"
John
Hubbard,
Marjorie
Lord.
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