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Prince
Ruperr
Daily
News
Western
Canada's
oilfields
supply
Montiaj'.
January
21,
1952
n
materials
for
hundreds
of
by-products,
ranging
trom
cosmetics
business
to
synthetic
rubber.
CARPENTERS
(CLOSURE
TIMF.-10
a.m.
on
day
of
publication)
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds
3c
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2
00
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
l'RICE.
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Oreon
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on
By
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
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i
TENDERS
As
good
as
old
Mr.
Dale
is
at
handling-
weak
partners,
lie
had
absolutely
no
way
to
find
out
whether
or
not
Mr.
Muzzy
held
an
aoe
in
today's
deal.
There
were
two
reasons
for
this.
First,
Mrs.
Keen
put
in
an
annoying
interference
bid
ovi-r
Mr.
Dale's
four
no
trump.
Then
mere
was
the
fact
that
Mr.
Muzzy
doesn't
know
the
Black-.
wood
convention
thoroughly.
Mr.
Dale's
hand
was
ideally
suited
for
the
use
of
the
Black-
;
wood
four
no
trump
because
the
only
information
needed
was
the
i
number
of
aces
in
the
North
hand.
After
the
opening
two-
.
bid,
Mrs.
.
Keen
for
some
unknown
reason
decided
to
pas
and
await
developments.
Willi
Mr.
Muzzy
on
her
left
.
she
hoped"
to
get
an
opportunity
:
later
to
put
in
some
kind
of
a
1
bid
which
would
befuddle
him
!
and
prevent
her
opponents
from
reaching
their
best
-contract.
Kinn
to
tn
Live
Ina
in
in
C7
m
m
"
m
m
m
ma
m
w
m
m
m
Peace,
Isolation
CAPETOWN
The
little
Natal
!
village
near
which
the
King
will
i
'spend
his
South
African
holiday
i
j
is
called
Sczela
an
old
Zulu
I
name
which
means
"Can
I
Help
!
You?"
It
lies
drowsily
among
the
fragrance
of
a
typical
Natal
set-
:
!
ting
of
exotic
sub-tropical
flow-
,
j
ers
and
vegetation.
In
the
near-
i
by
woods,
through
which
a
wind-
:
I
ing
road
passes,
are
wild
mon-
i
keys,
buck,
the
continually-
,
;
cooing
bush
doves
and
birds
of
I
everv
kind
and
color.
;
'
The
whole
atmosphere
of
the
'
house
in
which
the
Royal
visit-
1
J
ors
win
live
i&,
itself,
one
of
peace
and
comfort.
From
the
;air,
the
house
looks
like
a
man-jsion,
though
it
is.
in
fact,
a
:
scaled-down
model
of
J
grac-i
ions
old
Cape
homestead.
It
has
two
double
bedrooms,
four
single
rooms,
a
living
room,
dinin-
i
room
and
large
hail.
The
fnini
furni
i
ture
heavy,
I
teak
,
Hav
I1
of
four
i
ft
14
J
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Uchiin!t-iiliy
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.
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PRECISION
SAW
FILING
134S
PlfUiO
IT
PLACE
Box
1011
Station
B
Anent:
Bus
Terminal
Island
City
Builders
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Mrs
:
10:30-12:30,
2:00-5:00
Evt'R.:
by
appointment
only
21
-
23
besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
scott
McLaren
CIIARTKRED
ACCOUNTANT
rami's
Block
608-
Srd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
Colussi's
Music
Store
Agents
for
tire
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNKD
AND
RECONDITIONED
2104th
Rt
Ph.
Blnrk
3R9
GEORGE
RORIE&
CO.
ACCOUNTAN
TS
At
AUDITORS
Bi-sner
Block
Phone
387
PO.
Box
133
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
-4th
Blrret
Phone
855
WE
KENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
QUALITY
REPAIRS
ror
Downtrodden
Heela
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printer!
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STI
DIO
216
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Oreen
388
Prince
Rupert
Room
io
!
STONE
BUIU
PHONI
BLUE
5?;!
P.O.
BOX
i;
I
3
ELECTRrn
Sales
and
&
i
R-
w.
ccl
Phone
Blut
9to
j
for
genuine
partf
phone
or
writ
f
Brick,
Sione
and
J
Tile
Setllng
und
f
K.
soren;
t'linne
B:,t
HANDY.v
HOME
ml
GENERAL
COSTF.
Building
and
R.p.1
kindj
I
R(X)fs
-.
c;c
OIL
B'JRv;
PHONES
P.O.
Box
1670
MATTSO
j
upnoLsnri.
Phone
Blue
126
P
234
3rd
Ak
j
Prince
Rupr'
H.
G.
HELG'J
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
!V
Phone
96
Evcninp
Oil
Heatina
S:
LAWRIE
M.CKJ
Blue
137
-
Bi
Complete
service
in-burners
and
Stoves.
Heaters,
S.
Train
Sche
For
Hie
Fast-Daily
except
Sundi:
From
thr
Fait
Daily
except
Mont
coc
SEALED
tenders
addressed
to
the
Secretary,
Svnod
Office,
P.O.
Box
508,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
will
be
received
uo
to-
noon,
February
15.
1952.
for
the
purchase
of
M.V.
Western
Hope
which
can
be
viewed
ut
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
Shipyard.
Length
42
feet
between
perpendiculars,
O.A.
46
feet.
Beam
11
feet,
Draft
5
feet
6
inches.
Powered
by
90
H.P.
Aeadia
Cruisintr
sneer!
eisht
knots.
Lower
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
"
accepted.
20c
i
LOST
AND
FOUND
LOST
Lady's
gold
bracelet,
sentimental
value.
Reward.
Phone
Room
84,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
il7pi
LOST
In
vicinity
of
Seaview
Apartments,
black
cat
with
white
spot
on
chest
and
stomach.
Anyone
knowing
whereabouts,
dead
or
alive,
please
phone
Blue
193
after
6
p.m.
1
17c
i
LOST
Cardboard
carton
containing
personal
effects,
lost
off
99
Taxi
in
East
End.
Re-1
ward.
1
22c
)
I'ltlM'K
KITMIT
V
OiMKNT
AMI
(ll.l.Kl
I
ION
IHIIT
NOTICE
Is
hereby
elvcn
that
a
Court
of
Revision
under
the
provisions
of
the
"Taxation
Act"
resjM-ct-lng
the
assessment
roll
for
the
Prince
nismct
for
the
year
1H.V2
will
be
held
j
ftt
the
Court
Houst
.
Prince
Rupert,
i
B.C.
on
Tuesday.
February
12th.
1952.
1
at
10:00
o'clock
in
the
forenoon.
j
rntec!
at
Prince
Rupert.
BC,
this
18th
day
of
January.
1952
I
H.
M.
DAOGETT.
Court
of
Revision.
'
tltci
May
Settle
On
Smaller
Boiler
Whether
or
iio;.
h
smaller
hoil-
cr
room
project
than
has
been
planned
for
Prince
Rupvrt
General
Hospital
will
be
adequate
will
be
decided
by
a
committee
headed
by
a
hospital
board
mem-
j
Der,
two
engineers
and
a
local
citizen.
Sid
Eikins
was
appointed
at
Friday
night's
board
meeting
to
be
chalrman
of
the
investigating
c.;nmittcc.
He
will
be
assisted
by
Engineers
William
Glass
and
George
Trapp,
and
by
G.
W.
Nick-
er.on,
who
has
been
interested
hi
me
piuject
t
Committee
is
to
determine
if
a
i
single
75
horse-power
unit
in-1
.Mailed
in
addition
to
the
nres-
en:
ho:
lital
nu
heating
nvaung
plant
piant
would
would
be
alcc)uae-
If
so.
it
could
mean
saviS
to
the
hospital
of
S80,-
000.
Heating
engineers
and
archi-
tects.
formerly
advised
two
75-j
ho-scpoer
boilers
located
in
a;
new
boiler
house,
an
estimated
expenditure
of
$100,000.
j
The'
hospital
modernization
fund
campaisn
to
raise
$75,000
locally
was
mostly
earaiarked
for
mis
expenditure.
D.
C.
Steven
son.
camnaicn
secret
arv
rpnnrt
fund
stood
at
$02,000.
..
..
..
TS
i
1
.:
j-
Prvsent
heating
facilities
are
"on
their
last
legs,"
according
hospital
board
members.
Of
the
total
expenditures
in
connection
with
hospital
'modernization
one-t.hii-H
to
(ha
hrc
Jua
"
'
ciuonionuy
.
Balance
ls
aivlfl.ed
between
Federal
and
provincial
governments.
Committee
is
to
hand
in
its
re-
,
port
as
soon
as
possible.
Day
of
the
annual
general!
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gencral
Hospital
Association
was
old-fashioned'1""-1;
was
Ice-cold.
nuu;
,8S
yu
M'e-
s"-oaj
PLUMBING
end
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alteration
Smith
Eikins
Lid.
P.O.
Ko
274
A
DINING
PLEASURE
IN
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
USED
CAR
SPECIALS
1951
C'ONSl'L
as
Mew
S2100
193(1
(
Kdl.KT
.'eihin
gleaming
blue
51975
1919
METEOR
(
OI
I'E
.
extras
galore
...
sums
1917
FORI)
Tt
IlOlt
very
nice
.....
.
$1275
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"Home
of
friendly
service"
WELDING
Government
Certified
Operators
High
Pressure
Tanks
Refriseralion
,
Slacks
and
l-
jre
liscaprs
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
225
1st
1
I'linne
Green
884
if
Call
363
FOIt
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
The
Unsystematic
Type.
fHE
CUFF
L'NKS
AkE
i
I
PTTI
IN
THE
TOP
RIGHT
rr-T?
r-OiS'.,rra
At.tr
S"
THE
SOCKS
ARip
f'fiH
The
house
is
built
on
a
gentle
'
The
part
of
the
Blackwood
!
slope
rising
from
the
Indian
1
?TLnll0n
aPPllcable
to
this
Ocean,
and
from
its
open
stoep
.
d"e-sn
'
come
UP
ver'
oft(,n-there
is
a
clear
view
of
the
f
u,1
when
11
does-
il's
vel'y
u-surf
and
the
private
beach.
The
'
.
roof
is
red
tiles,
and
each
of
the
'
Here,
,
is-
Whpn
an
opponent
two
wings
is
graced
by
a
large
'
overcalk
at
the
flve
rane
after
"white
gable
The
parklik-
'
y0ur
Partner's
no
trump
bid,
you
lawns
and
terraces
are
planted
:
pafVu,h
,
no
aceS
and
bid
one
with
brilliant
shrubs
and
f
low-1
,
"
hih"
than
the
oppon-ers,
and
pergolas
covered
in
?nt
rc
fr
ace
you
bou'-ainvillm
form
part
or
the
U-
7
Mr-
Muzz'"s
cotreH
bld
afler
Mrs.
'
Keen's
back
garden.
Surrounding
the
overcall
Classified
Word
per
.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Presbyterian
Burns
Rnnim
January
24.
"';
Catholic
card
party,
January
i
l.O.D.E.
Pounders
Day
tea,
Febrtmry
13,
at
home
of
Mrs.
Jens
Muntlie.
Legion
Card
Party,
January
30.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Valentine
Tea,
February
14.
U.F.A.W.U.
W.
ATValentlne
dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
February
15.
Conrad
P.T.A.
'Sadie
Hawkins"
dance.
February
15
Conrad
Street
School.
Annual
Ma.sonic
ball.
Friday.
February
15.
United
Church
Leap
Year
tea,
February
28.
St.
Patricks
Tea
and
Ilome-cookins
Sale,
f'mhnlir
ri-.iii
March
20.
Card
party
and
draw-'l
niK
01
rallle
8
p.m
Legion
Auxiliary
Erring
Sale,
April
9.
Job'.s
Daughters
Easter
tra,
April
10.
i.
BIRTH
NOTICE
MrGILLIVRAY
Born
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
Glen
McGiliivray
on
Thursday,
January
17,.
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
a
son.
8
ibs.
1
oz.
Geoffrey
win-ston.
dtp)
SCHARFF-Hi.-n
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
(Bob)
Scharff
at
St
Joseph's
Hospital,
Victoria,
BC,
January
20,
a
son
Robert
Charles
G
lbs.
1
oz.
atpi
PERSONAL
COURSES
in
elementary
and
intermediate
contuct
bridge
by
competent
in.
lructor.
Write
Box
282,
Daily
Nt
-vs.
MDpi
HELP
WANTED
I'F.MAI.E
ryPlST-BOOKKEEPER
Experienced
preferred.
Apply
to
Room
15,
Northern
B
C
Power
Co..
Ltd..
Besner
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
tl8ci
FOR
SALE
FURNITURE
for
Sale
Bedroom
rnoc
rnHin..
nU.,.t
f
.1
i
airtight
heaters,
chesterliela
beds
complete,
cribs,
etc
Low-
est
pussiDje
prices.
B.
C.
Fur-
niture
Co.
Third
Ave.
(tf)
I
BOYS'
and
.-iris'
ski
slacks,
all
wool,
best
qual.ty
made,
all
sizes,
priced
very
rea.sonablv
B.
C.
Clothiers.
c,fi
FOR
SALE-
One
oil
stow
;mri
washing
machine
Call
at
No
213
Elizabeth
Apartments
be-'
fore
3
p.m.
H8-I
ia
CARS
I
OR
SALE
FOR
SALE-1340
Plymouth
convertible.
5
passenger.
Can
be
seen
at
Frizzcll
Motors.
i22pi
FOR
SALF
One
'
2"rtonDndo-pick-up.
7.000
miles,
good
condition.
Red
505.
,
mcl
FOR
KENT
cd
.
.
.
FOR
RENT
Room
n
it
-n
nr'Z'u
out
board.
1144
Havs
Cove
Ave
or
phone
Black
57J.
U7Ci
to
F
OR
T!NT
Sle'epin
r
on
m.-l
Phone
Red
800.
(17pi
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
Vh-,
.V,,
.
for
t-n
n,en
c.
beds
Red
lV
it
"
.
I7-SW
OR
RENT
-General
r
Electric
lioor
pishers.
$1
per
day.
Phone
Blue
932.
Pacific
E.ec-j
tf),
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
steam
i
heated
room
for
gentleman.
s
Phone
Green
891.
itf-nci
WANTKU
TO
KENT
WANTED
2
room
apartment
or
large
housekeeping
room
Of
in
working
couple,
close
in.
Box
278,
Daily
News.
(19pi
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WANTED
TO
BUY
Baby
Tenda
Phone
Black
618.
U9pi
WANTED
TOBUY
Twcbed-room
home,
clase
in.
Phone
Green
825.
(22p
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc.
Honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
4i
Metals
Ltd.,
250
Prior
St.,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Phone
PAcific
!357.
uf,
ROUTE
BOYS
WANTED
Good
routes
available
for
right
kind
of
carrier
boys
or
girls
at
Daily
News
office
witti
increased
remuneration
alter
first
of
year.
WANTED
TO
BUY
For
cash,
four
room
house.
Red
930
after
(i7p)
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper,
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543.
Call
623
6th
Avenue
West,
City,
(tf)
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Ntirth
(Mr.
M111)
S
8
5
L
H
8
0
2
D--A
8
5
C
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8
5
4
(
Mn.
Kl'l-ll)
Ulr.
hi-l)
S
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10
9
4
S-7
8
3
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Nunc
H
9
5
4
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C-
10
2
c-q
inn
S.nilll
(Mr.
I
Mill-)
B
K
kf
J
H
A
K
Q
7
3
d
a
C
A
K
The
bidding:
MMllll
!'.(
Nitrld
2
H
Pass
2
NT
4
NT
2
U
Dill.
5
H
All
pass
2
no
tkimp
...
Homing
only
an
ace
and
a
jack.
Mr.
Muzzy
didn't
think
he
had
enough
for
a
positive
response
and
he
bid
two
no
trumn.
Mr-
D'le
then
bid
four
no
trump
on
the
theory
that
he
'uld
be
safe
at
five
hearts
and
tnat
tnere
was
still
a
remote
possibility
his
partner
had
an
ace-
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
passed
here,
Mr.
Muzzy
would
have
shown
his
ae
w-ith
a
bid
of
five
diamonds.
:
But
Mrs.
Keen
.suddenly
came
to
lile-
SHE
bid
five
diamonds
her-'
-self-
Mr.
Muzzy
was
not
completely
't
confused.
He
reviewed
the
bid-!
nB-hich
was
probably
a
stall
1
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u"'eJne
l?rea
81
Mrs-
-een'
tt'hrt
who
had
h-lH
"sti
"stolen"
on"
Vir-
his
U(r4
bid.
U.i
He
glared
at
the
ceiling.
None
of
this
helped
him.
Well,
surely
live
diamonds
couldn't
be
made.
So
Mr.
Muzzy
doubled.
FIVE
HEARTS
"Knowing"
His
partner
held
no
aces-
Mr-
DaIe
Wd
five
hearts
uccaiiie
uie
nnai
con-
nearis.
nna
wun
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Russia
Adds
To
Forbidden
Cities
List
MOSCOW
(APi
Russia
has
.issued
an
additional
list
of
locations
forbidden
to
visiting
foreigners,
lncludine
228
cities
not
on
the
list
circulated
in
September,
1948.
In
the
area
of
Moscow
itself,
foreigners
had
'been
restricted
to
travel
on
certain
roads
within
30
miles
of
the
capital.
Now
they
must
stay
within
25,
with
ceitain
exceptions.
Cities
added
to
the
"forbidden"
list
include:
Poltava.
Kharkov.
Kirovgrad,
Pskov,
Vitebsk,
Gomel.
Yaroslavl,
Sheher-boakov,
Bryansk,
Shklaov,
Novosibirsk.
Stalinsk,
Ufa.
Omsk,
1:m.'-k,
Ifrarka
(except
for
foreign
shipping!,
Cheremkhovo,
Chirepovets.
Saratov,
Astrakhan
and
Magach-Kala.
The
region
around
Uchenskoye
Reservoii,
northeast
of
Moscow,
also
was
added
to
the
list
Some
cities,
such
as
Tiflis
in
Oeorgia,
or
Odessa
on
the
Black
oea.
or
Leningrad,
still
may
be
.visited
by
foreigners.
There
could
be
a
number
of
reasons
why
travel
by
foreigners
would
be
forbidden
in
thr
cit,
'
?
listed.
In
the
e
of
abe
cities,
It
may
have
something
to
do
with
the
Soviet
atomic
enerev!
ausiries.
Some
of
the
cities,
particularly
along
the
Volga
River,
are
in
the
area
of
important
hydroelectric
developments.
GREAT
HARBOR
With
an
area
of
450
square
miles,
the
harbor
of
San
Francisco
is
the
largest
on
the
United
omi.es
racmc
coast.
am
SELL
Buy
ere-
premLses
is
a
well-kept
inir
coiirsp
The
residence
was
built
30
nearts
PromPt'y-
years
ago
for
Sir
Frank
Rey-,
no:ds,
a
Natal
susar
baron,
who:
..n".:
mrsv
-f.
tmrt
gave
it
to
General
Louis
Botha.',
T
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Statistics
re-South
Africa's
first
Prime
Mln-1
a'sfd
ben
h0
Cana
ls
third
ister.
Since
his
assumption
of
l,n..he
or
a
.telePhone
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FOR
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For
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Constructs
and
Repair
Work
SEE
i
ai
March
21.
Meantime,
all
-program,
particularly
with
re-those
contributing
to
the
mod-
1
gard
to
Yakutsk,
which
some
be-ernization
fund
will
be
asked
tojlieve
is
near
the
site
of
Soviet
join
the
Association
;
atom-bomb
experimentation.
Board
President
C.
i
G.
Ham
t
,
n-thought
that
people
interested
i
"T
se
the
reason,
7"?
be
t,le
P"mity
of
war
in-
hospital
affairs
as
shown
hv
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GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LI
Phone
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213
1st
Ave
V.
rft
I
the
Premiershii).
Dr.
Malnn
h.ls
.spc-nt
two
holidays
there;
and
on
one
occasion
the
Minister
of
Defence,
who
had
to
see
Dr.
Malan
on
important
business,
landed
on
the
terrace
in
front
of
the
house
in
a
helicopter.
Churchill
Moderate
Nut
So
Heavy
In
Drinking,
Smnking
."Legend
relates
that
Churchill
is
a.
glut
ton,
as
malice
repeats
that
he
drinks
overmuch,"
observes
Alastair
Forbes,
old
friend
of
the
Churchill
family,
in
the
New
York
Times
Magazine.
"But
nothing
could
be
further
from
the
truth.
He
keeps
a
good
table,
nothing
more.
Champagne
has
long
been
his
staple
beverage.
He
once
asked
his
statistician
friend,
Lord
Cherwell,
to
figure
how
many
carloads
of
champagne
he
had
drunk
in
his
lifetime
and
was
quite
disappointed
to
learn
it
could
all
be
drawn
by
one
locomotive.
'After
a
meal,
Churchill,
like
most
Europeans,
likes
to
drink
brandy.
During
the
day
he
often
has
a
Scotch
and
soda
,
beside
him
But
they
are
the
weakest
Scotches
ever
poured
off
the
stage,
and
Churchill
sips
them
s)
slowly
that
he
will
often
be
nursing
the
same
glass
for
hours.
Teetotalers
always
come
away
shocked
to
see
whisky
where
they
expect
to
find
tea.
The
fact
is
that
Churchill
is
fond
of
teasing
such
people.
"His
consumption
of
cigars
is
anything
up
to
15
a
day.
But
he
scarcely
inhales
at
all.
He
may
Like
half
an
hour
to
light
one,
'i?tnpr
the
often-struck
matches
and
the
cigar
together
to
orchestrate
the
gestures
of
his
conversation.
Ke
has
a
strong
sense
of
duty
toward
his
fans
and
whenever
there
is
a
sizable
crowd
he
will
light
a
cigar
because,
as
he
says,
they
expect
it.'"
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and
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hear
the
annual
financial
and
operating
reports.
Aid.
George
Hills
attended
the
meeting
as
new
city
council
rep
resentative.
The
board
voted
Brown
&
Harvey
as
its
legal
representatives.
A
committee
of
Earl
Gordon,
Sid
Eikins
and
President
Ham
will
inspect
the
new
nurses'
residence,
and
if
satisfied
as
to
its
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the
$8,000
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contractors
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