Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
July
25,
1953
SCREEN
FLASHES
JERRY
LEWIS
and
DKANMart!?
in
"SCARED
STIFF"
LMJS
TODAY
7:
-
9:
p.m.
Changes
in
Regency
Act
Risky
Asserts
Guardian
MANCHESTER,
EnR.
(Rru-lhe
could
conceivably
become
a
ters)
The
Guardian
says
today
great
power
behind
the
throne
JJ
Herll
FRACTURE
To
ii
jCJCfL
Their
finniert
FRACAS
!
Sr
that
if
the
government
ninkt
"something
rather
foreign
to
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
regent,
Scion
of
one
of
the
most
illustrious
theatrical
families
in
America,
John
Barrymore.
Jr.,
who
makes
his
first
film
appearance
In
the
epic
Technicolor
western,
"The
Sundowners,"
had
to
learn
many
things
for
his
role,
but
at
one
skill
he
was
aleady
adept
horseback
riding.
JVC
fAJ
"
'
I
aaixaiari
It
was
no
trick
at
all
for
the
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
17-vear-old
son
of
the
"Great
Profile"
to
do
saddle
scenes,
fo:
he
has
been
trained
to
ride
from
early
youth.
John's
mother,
the
forrnei
i
Dolores
Costcllo;
a
one-time
famous
screen
star
herself,
ino
his
step-father,
Dr.
John
Vru
wink,
have
a
large
ranch
near
mm
Fallbrook,
California,
where
IIk
our
traditions.
The
paper
was
commentinu;
on
the
government's
proposal,
announced
this
week,
to
alter
the
Regency
Act
of
1937,
changing
the
status
of
Princess
Margaret
as
regent
and
guardian
of
the
infant
King
Charles
should
something
happen
to
the
Queen
before
he
comes
of
age.
Most
papers
take
it
for
granted
the
Duke
will
be
substituted
in
her
place.
"Should
the
Queen
unhappily
die
or
be
incapacitated
in
the
next
13
years,
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
would
take
over
her
duties
and
become
in
effect
the
king.
When
the
heir
did
reach
18,
the
Duke
would
formally
drop
back
into
relative
obscurity,"
says
the
Guardian.
WOULD
GAIN
POWER
"But
it
might
be
argued
he
would
inevitably
have
gained
so
much
authority
in
the
state
that
when
the
heir
did
succeed
we
should
really
have
two
kings
or
at
least
a
great
power
behind
the
throne.
"That
might
or
might
not
be
a
good
thing.
But
it
is
well-to
STARTS
MONDa'
"Sundowners"
j:
J
'Teutlin'
Foo"
..
TOTIf'
.
KAMOl
SmYFRSTHli
young
screen
newcomer
has
nib
own
horse.
...
h
"The
Sundowners,"
which
is
eoi"
'
)
An
bf
I
l
F""
IMl
playing
from
Monday
to
Wed
nesday
at
the
Totem
Theati"
"1
via
Eagle
Lion
release,
Is
the
excitingly
dramatic
saga
of
u
YARD
GOODS
PATIENCE
AND
TRAINING
are
paying
off
for
Dm
and
John,
Winnipeg
twins
suffering
from
a
rare
type
of
cerebral
palsy.
When
they
were
th
-ee
they
came
to
the
Winnipeg
Children's
Hospital
cerebral
palsy
clinic.
They
couldn't
wal'i
and
couldn't
be
understood.
A
speech
therapist,
Mrs.
Lyle
McDonald,
undertook
to
teach
them
i
speak.
She
spent
countless
hours
getting
them
to
conquer
simple
sounds.
Seated
before
a
minor
they
learned
to
form
basic
sounds
with
their
lips
by
following
her
example.
Soon
they
were
m
ovlng
around
the
hospital
with
the
aid
of
tiny
canes,
voicing
greetings
to
doctors
and
nurses.
.
TODAY
ONLY
CLARK
GABLE
and
GENE
TIEKNfY
J
NEVER
LET
ME
GO"
Uearance
Texas
cattlemen's
war,
and
the
continuity
of
the
story
called
for
much
action
riding
and
shooting
by
the
cast.
Young
Barrymore
shares
top
starring
honors
with
Robert
Preston,
Robert
Sterling
and
Chill
Wills.
Other
members
of
the
cast
Include
lovely
brunette
Cathy
Downs
and
veteran
character
actor
John
Lltel.
Adapted
to
the
screen
by
Alan
LeMay,
iiom
his
own
novel,
the
film
was
directed
by
Oeorge
BLACKWOOD
on
i
keep
it
in
mind.
It
is
something
CCF
Candidate
I
Urges
Bulk
Sales
to
UK
!
i
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
!
Harry
Archibald,
CCF'
federal
j
candidate
in
Skeena,
and
Frank
1
Now's
The
Timo
To
Sew
And
Save
Sl'NDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
GEORGE
BRENT
in
TANtilK.lt
INCIDENT"
also
"NORTHWEST
TLKKITliI'
STARTING
MONDAY
TWO
FEATURES
GEORGE
MONTGOMERY
In
"Jack
McCall
Desperado
ALSO
JOHNNY
WE1SSMULLER
in
v
"Savage
Munity"
m
EvuL
9'
I
.
,t
I
rather
foreign
to
our
tions."
The
paper
adds
that
"it
seems
to
be
more
in
the
spirit
of
the
traditions
of
the
British
monarchy
that
the
regency
should
be
kept
in
the
line
of
succession,
rather
than
pass
to
one
who
is
not."
"The
need
for
change
is
not
obvious
.
.
."
Some
oak
trees
are
known
to
be
1,000
years
old.
By
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
LI
iLJ
"Counting
The
Hand"
Cuts
Guessing
In
Half
Of
Course
at...
WALLACES
DEPT.
STOKE
"It
was
just
a
guess,"
is
an
alibi
for
error
which
Howard,
MLA-elect,
addressed
an
enthusiastic
and
well-at--tended
gathering
here.
Mr.
Archibald
pointed
out
"our
present
government's
failure
to
promote
trade
with
other
nations
was
responsible
for
the
present
loss
of
overseas
markets.
"Fishing
and
lumbering
in
CAP
I
TO!
is
heart!
constantly
around
the
bridge
table.
I
would
Also
Newi
Shows
7
and
8:15
p.m
llllf
IIHISIIlIlll
Shoot
Committee
To
Meet
Monday
A
shoot
committee
nieetinir
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Oun
Club
will
be
held
Monday
night
,
at
7:30
in
the
Moose
Temple,
Oeorge
Robinson,
chairman
of
,
the
committee,
said
today.
The
meeting
will
decide
whether
the
club
will
hold
a
crow
shoot
on
the
following
Sunday,
August
2.
;
All
members
of
the
shoot
committee
arc
asked
to
be
on
hand.
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
IHU1
3
say
that
at
least
half
the
time
it
is
not
an
acceptable
excuse
In
other
words,
about
half
the
time
information
was
available
to
take
the
guess
out
of
the
situa
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
by
tion
in
question
dustries
now
pre
feeling
the
pinch,"
said
Mr.
Archibald.
"The
;
solution
lies
in
bulk
sales
agreements
with
Europe
and
the
United
Kingdom."
;
!
He
also
said
that
Hecate
Such
information
is
available
,m,.h
d,,fl,er
,
s
Nnrtll
through
the
simple
process
of
"counting
the
hand."
This
I
phrase,
.
as
commonly
under-!
a
vane
Straits,
richest
fishing
grounds
on
the
Pacific
coast,
are
being
(Mr.
Kn-ii
8
J
9
S
4
H
A
9
8
4
D-
-8
6
3
C
K
4
stood,
means
picturing
the
dis-
i
Chinese
historians
give
2''.31
BC
as
the
date
of
the
discovery
of
the
compass.
ruined
by
big
American
beam
trlbutlon
and
the
high
card
ALASKA
MUSIC
TRAIL
AUXILIARY
ANNOUNCES
1953-54
Alaska
Music
Trail
CONCERT
SERIES
LUCINE
AMARA,
DiHiiiHtic
Soprano
YI
KWEISZE,
Buss
FRANCES
M
AGNES,
Violinist
NICANOR
ZABALETA,
Harpist
Reservations
at
Civic
Centre
Phone
10
trawlers
and
trollers
operating
in
that
area.
He
would
demand
STRAPS
BOOTS
OXfORDS
fast
(Mr.
Alirl)
8
A
7
1
H
K
10
7
a
l--
9
4
C
10
7
6
3
(Mr.
Cliufiiitiuii)
H
Q
10
6
nj
a
D-lO
5
C
A
J
9
6
3
holdings
of
the.
other
players
by
Inferences
gleamed
from
the
bidding
and
the
fall
of
th?
cards.
.
;
Sometimes
the
inferences
art?
not
clear
enough
that
you
can
the
straits
be
closed
to
all
but
Canadian
fishermen.
Mr.
Howard
outlined
CCF
policies
and
urged
all
to
place
their
policies
on
a
scale
with
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
titoue
Building
Phone
Blue
593
hunt
h
be
certain
of
another
player's
other
parties
and
on
August
10
1
holding.
Usually,
though,
you
(Mr
liulr)
S
K
8
3
H
44
D
A
K
Q
J
7
2
C
Q
8
The
bidding
f
South
West
North.
1
D
Prks
1
H
2
NT
Pm
3
NT
New
shipment
just
in.
Wide
selection
of
styles
Complete
size
range.
i::.t
AllPa&t,
iei,
meir
conscience
ue
uicir
Can
get
some
helpful
Ideas
and
Buide-
then
base
your
play
on
th
B.
F.
Roberts
was
chairman
;
probabilities.
.
t
the
meet'nB-
I
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Dale
lw1
i
enough
In
high
cards,
by
the
Stringent1
Rules
.
I
Dynamic
Count
method,
to
Jump
Cm-bee
(CP)
-City
council
has
to
two
no
trump.
His
lack
of
t
pa
v-cl
a
by-law
wiih
26
regula-,
complete
club
stopper
caused
t:on.s
uovernin-r
massage
parlors.
;
him
to
tone
down
his
bidding
a
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Among
them
Is
a
stipulation
that
'
little
but
Mrs.
Keen
had
enough
to
go
on
to
"game.
operators
practise
"only
on
per
sons
of
their
own
sex
':
Mr.
Champion
opened
the
six
of
clubs.
It
would
have
been
a
,
heart
bid.
Therefore
if
Mr.
'
Champion
had
the
uuecn
of
spades
there
was
no
danger
of.
it
dropping
under
the
king
on
the
second
lead
of
the
suit.
By
the
rule
of
eleven
Mr.
Dale
had
'two
clubs
higher
than
the
six.
He
had
played
one
of
them.
The
deuce
hadn't
shown
and
Mr.
Champion
probably
hiid
it.
If
so,
he
had
enough
clubs
to
defeat
the
contract
with
the
help
of
only
one
spado
winner.
-.
-
VOTE
.
.
.
'
LIBERAL
VOTE
APPIEWIIAII:
CENTRAL
CAFE
THE
SPAGHETTI
HOUSE
;
dead
,
giv,eaiay
to
win
in
the
!
closed
hand
and
leave'
the
lone
Iking
dangling
on
.
the
board.
So
Mr.
tble
put
the
king
up.
concealing
the
lone
queen
in
his
'
own
hand.
He
could
see
only
eight
i
tricks.
Hoping
Mr.
Abel
had
the
ace
of
spades,
he
decided
on
a
razzle-dazzle
play.
He
pulled
th?
Jack
of
spades
from
the
board
us
if
Intending
to
finesse
against
'
the
(juecn.
i
Mr.
Abel
fell
for
it.
He
played
MOW
OPEM
TILL
3
a.m.
When
You
Buy
BEER
SAY
kit
NORTHERN
LIGHT"
low.
Mr.
Dale
went
up
wilh
th"
king
and
then
run
off
a
total
ol
;
nine
tricks.
Mr.
Abel
had
nothing
to
Iom
!
by
going
in
with
the
nee
of
t
spades
and
leading
a
club.
It
was
very
probable
that
Mr.
Dale
I
didn't
have
as
many
as
four
j
pades
as
he
had
failed
to
bid
1
Every
Night
A
good
place
for
an
evening
or
after-midnight
snack.
SPECIALIZING
IN
Barkened
Spare
Ribs
-Garlic
Steak
-Spaghetti
For
Orders
To
Take
Out
PfjGne
Blue
595
LEWGMIT
tip
m
spades
over
his
partner's
one
Salmon
Getting
Past
Babine
THE
HON.
JAMES
SINCLAII
A
quality
ascd
BEER
.
.
.
Urewed
from
B.C.
HOI'S
.
.
.
Canadian
MALT
...
Pure
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
WATER
.
.
.
ALSO
Brewers
and
Boillrrs
of
REVELSTOKE
STOUT,
LAGER
BEER
AND
ENGLISH
DARK
BEER,
Enterprise
Brewery
Limited
Revelslokr,
British
Columbia
'
First
real
proof
that
the
sll'k-orr
the
Babine
River
was
not
blocking
the
salmon
run
n
obtained
by
regional
supervisor
O.
S.
Readc
of
the
fisheries
department,
who
has
Just
returned
from
a
10-day
trip
to
Babine
Luke.
Mr.
Reade
said
the
fish
were
getting
past
the
slide
without
trouble
and
were
arriving
in
Babine
Lake
in
good
shape.
Last
information
showed
that
nearly
24.000
fish
had
possed
through
the
counting
net
on
the
Babine.
Federal
Minister
of
Fisheries
'
ond
TED
APPLE
WHAITE
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