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Rupert
Daily
News
.
Thursday,
October
29,
1953
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BLACKWOOD
on
Rupert
Man
Leaves
by
Air
To
Attend
Logging
Congress
Kubla
Khan,
who
founded
the
Kyoto,
about
329
miles
from
Mongol
dynasty
of
China
in
the
Tokyo,
was
the
capital
of
the
13th
century,
was
famous
for
JaDanes
Em
nirp
until
tiA
rvnl.
pomp
and
display.
lution
of
1868.
BRIDGE
Special
to
The
Daily
News
-
Wrii
.
it
,t
Rae
Johnson,
woods
superintendent
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
will
be
the
only
dele
SEATTLE.
The
world's
larg-
Sjr
.,
h
.w
mm
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
REED!
BATES
FRIO
CLARK
AIM
Britain's
Sky
Blaiers
and
Be
Alert
to
Need
for
Unusual
lays
est
display
of
logging
machinery,
worth
$3,000,000
will
be
shown
at
Seattle's
Civic
Auditorium
Nov.
3
to
6,
inclusive.
ifjz
son
gate
irom
rnnce
Rupert.
He
and
Mrs.
Johnson
left
Wednesday
for
the
U.S.
city.
British
Columbia
will
send
100
of
its
top
loggers
to
the
con
Fowl
Weather
HARDTIME
DANCE
FRIDAY
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Admission
$1.00
Dancing
10-2
Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
EVERYONE
WELCOME
r,.,CAPITCL
It
is
hard
to
find
any
fault
with
the
holding
of
a
hand
like
Mr.
Abel's.
However,
when
practically
all
of
a
partnership's
strength
is
concentrated
in
one
hand,
a
serious
entry
problem
is
often
present.
Shows
at
....,
Sat.
Mat
2
4:20
-
S
when
the
Pacific
Logging
Congress
holds
its
44th
annual
convention.
The
huge
assortment
of
powerful
loeeine
eauinmpnt
will
fill
gress,
headed
by
S.
O.
Smith
and
J.
E
Llersch
of
Vancouver,
members
of
the
congress
management
committee.
Other
British
Columbians
who
When
this
is
the
case,
de
the
entire
basement
level
of
the
MUTT.
tWAfiUaiN
AOVIWTUM
IWIIH
TM.
,.
will
head
up
the
"mlnlon
s
:
necessity
of
making
out
of
the
auditorium,
and
overflow
onto
adjoining
park
areas,
according
to
Clyde
A-
Corman.
Longview.
delegation
include:
Jack
Baikie,
Nanaimo:
James
Shenstrreon'
'
'
-..
Ladysmith;
Norman
English'
William
McMahan
and
charipc
ordinary
plays
which
will
enable
him
to
reach
the
weak
hand.
In
today's
deal
Mrs-
Keen
opened
the
deuce
of
hearts
against
the
three
no
trump
contract.
Mr.
Meek
won
with
the
congress
president.
More
than
2,000
delegates
boss
loggers,
king
jacks,
gyppos,
contractors,
foresters
and
inst
Durham.
Vancouver.
of
the
board
of
directors.
Another
erouD
of
British
r.
Another
Customer
plain
red-shirted
timber
beasts
will
gather
in,
Seattle
from
all
j
over
western
North
America
for
lumblans
will
take
part
in
the
North
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Champion)
a
7
a
H
10
BIS
D
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10
3
C
7
2
Wt
KMt
(Mm.
Km)
(Hr.
Mrrk)
8
10
6
8
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7(3
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5
4
a
D
B
7
O
d
10
6
O
J
Bit
Kuutk
(Mr.
AIk-I)
8
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D
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C
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4
The
bidding:
North
Eat
South
Wnt
Paw
Pus
'
a
NT
All
pass
paflei
discussions
during
the
the
four-day
meeting.
1
lour
days.
ace
and
Mr.
Abel
dropped
the
trey.
The
six
of
clubs
was
returned
and
Mr.
Abel
decided
to
duck.
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
10
and
returned
the
queen.
The
king
won
and
Mr-
Abel
r
r-
..oo
TOTEM
I
2:
P
m.
A
Famous
PUjtr
Tb
Mat.
Sat
EL.
WALLACE'S
fit
,
"
cashed
the
ace
and
king
of
diamonds.
He
next
cashed
the
king
of
hearts
and
looked
vainly
for
the
jack
to
drop.
When
Mr.
Meek
showed
out
on
the
second
hpart
ipftd.
discarding
thp
nlnp
ITS
COMING!
Of
Course.
Serving
You
over
40
years
V
Choose
MEN
FOODS
j
X
FOR
DEPENDABlt
of
diamonds,
it
was
clear
that
the
10
of
hearts
would
never
be
an
entry
to
the
board.
but
it
took
a
little
thinking
to
see
It-
.,
"All
you
had
to
do
was
to
drop
your
queen
of
hearts
under
the
ace
at
the
first
trick.
That
would
leave
you
with
two
hearts
smaller
than
my
10
spot
and
nothing
could
have
prevented
you
from
reachlne
the
hoard
in
Mr.
Abel
now
laid
down
the
HI
A
ME
WATCH
FOR
IT
Y-
-Cat"
"
ace
of
clubs,
stripping
Mrs-Keen
of
that
suit,
and
followed
with
the
queen
and
another
heart
Mrs.
Keen
was
in
on
the
cash
all
of
the
diamonds."
This
analysis
was
correct
Rut
last
heart
lead
and
her
return
was
the
10
of
spades.
Although
It
isn't
the
"normal"
Dlav
to
this
gave
Mr.
Abel
two
spade
drop
queen
under
an
adverse
ace
when
vou
can
nlnv
rh
inwiv
tricks,
he
still
had
nly.
eight
tricks
in
all.
"
:i
tr!-
.
NOTICE
Beautiful
end-play
for
dowft
i
j.
one,"
said
Mr.
Champion
sar-castically.
"Anybody
could
enter
mv
hand
if
I
had
an
ace.
I
had
SCREEN
FLASHES
an
entry
just
as
good
as
an
ace.
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op
COW
BAY
STORE
will
be
Closed,
Monday,
Nov.
2
for
onnuol
stocktaking
i
Films
scheduled
for
showing
'
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
next
month
are
as
follows:
I
"Shakedown,"
Howard
Duff
and
Brian
Donlevy,
and
"
Prince
of
the
Plains,"
Monte
Hale
and
Shirley
Davis,
Sunday
midnight
I
-
-
-
5i
J
C&.:
Your
tlV
,
Hallowe'en
CVVj
"
Apples
Nov.
1;
"Shane,"
Alan
Ladd
and
Van
Heflin.
Nov
2
to
7.
!
"Deported,"
Marta
Toren,
Jeff
SPECIALS
GOOD
OCTOBER
30
and
31
AND
NOV.
2nd
.
For
...
High
Qualify
Groceries
ot
Low
Prices.
it
Service
wtth
a
Srhile.
it
free
Delivery
to
-
Your
Door
....
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Your
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORE!
;
Chandler,
and
"Oallant
Thor.
;oughbred,"
Mabel
Paige.
John
Craven,
midnight,
Nov.
8.
;
"A
Lion
Is
In
the
Streets."
James
Cagney,
Barbara
Hale,
Nov.
9
to
11.
DANCING
SHOES
We
hove
just
received
a
shipment
of
Black
Top'
Dancing
Shqes.
Sturdily
made
with
leather
soles
and"
heels,
expressly
for
tap
dancing.
Childs'
sizes,
9
lo
12
IB
Misses'
sizes
J2'2
to
3
.
.
.
5.25
Senior
sizes,
3V2
lo
8
......
5.95
"Band
Wagon,"
Cyd
Charisse,
r
rea
Asiaire,
Nov.
12
to
14.
"Oambler
and
the
Lady
"
Bar
bara
Stanwyck,
Stephen
Mc-
i
Naily,
and
'Tabu,"
midnight,
Nov.
15
"Hiawatha,"
Vincent
Edwards,
i
Yvette
Dugay,
and
"Jalopy,"
oowery
soys,
Nov.
is
to
18.
i
City
of
Bad
Men,",
Jeanne
I
cram,
Dale
Robertsonc
Nov
19
XO
21.
.-.(,
'
!
-
Rice
Krispies
KELLOGC'S
WITH
HALLOWE'EN
MASKS
Pkt
If
Battle,
of
Chief
Pontlac,"
Lex
Barker,
Lon
Chaney,
and
BALLE1
"SUPPERS
1
r'i?5U
s1
-We
JkQ
Vjeo
i-so
received
"Brooklyn
Orchid,"
William
Bendlx
and
Joe
8awer,
midnight,,
Nov.,
.22,
.-
.
.
,
"Main
Street
to
Broadway,"
all
star
cast,
Nov-
23
to
25.
another
shipment
of
PACKARD
Ballet
Slippers.
Wm
Corn
Flakes
"Botany
Bay,"
Alan
.
Ladd,
KELLOGG
S
WITH
HALLOWE
EN
MASKS
12oz
Pkt
rfaincs
Mason,
NOV.
26
to
28.
"Whispering
Smith
vs.
Scotland
Yard,"
Richard
Carlson,
Oreta
Gynt,
and
"Pace
That
Thrills,"
Bill
Williams,
Carla
Belinda,
midnight,
Nov.
29
Canned
Fruits
Baby
or
Junior
Foods
HEINZ,.
A
complete
selection
for
Your
Baby
tins
These
are
the
Top
Quality
shoes
so
many
of
the
danc-"
ing
pupils
have
been
waiting
for.
Childs'
sizes,
8
to
10
Misses'
sizes,
1
1
to
2
Senior
sizes,
4
to
8
.
.
3
44c
RED
PLUMS
Rulman's,
Choice
30-oz
2.95
'
3.25
3.45
3,62c
PEACHES
Sliced,
R.
City,
Fey,
15-oz,
From
Your
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2for55c
PINEAPPLE
Tid
Bits,
Typhone,
30-oz.
Soldier
Given
Eight
Year
Term
8INOAP0RE
(Reuters)
Pte
Hammond
Olllon,
24,
today
was
sentenced
to
eight
years
imprisonment
for
manslaughter
in
the
death
of
a
Eurasian
dance
hostess,
The
Scottish
soldier
admitted
throttling
the
girl,
Doreen
Perl-era,
32,
after
she
hurled
obscene
taunts
at
him
and
danced
before
him
half-naked.
Oello
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and
Puddings
A
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Crisp
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37c
PACK-O-TEN
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Cereals
41c
Canned
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ENDS
2
ODDS
N
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lines.
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Regularly
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TOMATOES
Erie,
Choice,
Zli'n,
Tin
PREM
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SPORK
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