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Rupert
Daily
News
Wcdnehday.
June
30.
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Defence
Chief
Backs
St.
John
Ambulance;
Wants
Trained
First
Aider
in
Every
Home
tetailer
Warns
Publishers
'
.,
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LAKE
LOUISE,
Alta.
CP)
Pub-I
The
warning
was
sounded
ly
'
V
;hcrs
were
cautioned
this
weeki
John
D.
Geller
of
Windsor.
Ont.,
.
'J'tainst
hiding
behind
the
"free-
president
of
the
Periodical
Dis-"fj
'imof
the
press"
in
the
pro-
tributors
of
Canada
now
in
con-
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
to
those
in
the
audience
who
most
B.C.'s
Civil
Defence
chief
has
pile
Games
this
summer.
accldeut-pioiie
laint,
gel
hurt,
etc.
Athletes
will
g
c
be
tended
by
a
medical
plan
set
I
1
'ZLJ
given
St.
John
Ambulance
full
!
About
250
of
these
win
De
irom
support
in
the
order's
campaign
B.C.
while
more
than
50
St.
John
to
raLse
$100,000.
J'y
ictlon
of
salacious
literature
vention.
He
called
upon
publish-f--',
)d
then
leaving
the
distributor
,
ers
to
"give
us
books
that
meet
'
biding
the
bag.
I
with
the
approval
of
our
people"
workers
from
across
the
country
have
arranged
to
tuke
their
holidays
to
coincide
with
the
BEG.
The
replies
followed
a
re
The
World
Pent.
Sometimes,
by
being
alert,
you
can
tell
very
early
that
you
should
play
second
hand
high
to
avoid
a
Air
Vice-Marshal
F.
V.
Heakes
praised
St.
John
Ambulance
as
the
"backbone
of
Civil
Defence
,
and
not
the
type
of
literature
j
that
the
public
is
clamoring
throw-in
later
on.
Chop
Suey
House
quest
by
B.C.
Superintendent
first
aid"
and
said
that
the
or-
Edward-son
for
help
from
der
is
"the
only
organization
j
George
he
of
Canada
when
it
was
res
that
Is
capable
of
provld.ng
in-
that
B
C.
force
would
not
mind
s
iri
...
f
structors
In
m,at
First
Aid
aih
nn
on
.k
the
scale
i
up
under
the
BEO
committee.
"This
is
the
biggest
event
we
have
ever
been
called
upon
to
handle
in
B.C.,"
said
Edwardson.
"We
have
been
training
special
crews
for
several
months
to
augment
our
regular
force."
As
well
as
attending
public
gatherings,
St.
John
Ambulance,
trains
all
firemen,
police,
RCMP,
Scouts,
Girl
Guides,
'industrial
first
aid
attendants
and
Civil
Defence
volunteers
In
the
province.
They
also
maintain
15
highway
first
aid
posts
In
the
against.
Mr.
Gellcr,
whose
association
serves
more
than
10.000
retail
outlets
in
Canada,
was
referring
to
horror
and
crime
comics
and
Specialties
in
Chinese
Foods
Pen
from
p.m.
ioJi)8;
Daily
Phono
Red
878
909
Third
Ave.
W
that
Is
necessary."
The
province-wide
St.
John
campaign
opened
June
IS
and
Prince
Rupert
donations
are
being
received
at
345
West
be
able
to
cope
with
the
far
flung
program.
As
in
all
cases
St.
John's
services
will
be
free.
The
familiar
black
and
white
uniforms
will
be
seen
where-ever
there
is
a
crowd
to
minister
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(MK
llril-li)
8
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Dulr)
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f'hamplmi)
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South
(Mrn.
Keen)
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binding:
South
West
North
Kant
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2
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4
NT
Hhm
5
H
Pass
A
C
All
Pass
girlie
magazines.
He
said
"no
publisher
should
ask
us
to
distribute
publications
which
reflect
upon
our
standing
in
the
community,
create
dealer
ill-will,
and
bring
a
cloud
upon
the
entire
publishing
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
j
Last
fall
Civil
Defence
head-
quarters
in
Ottawa
requested
St.
Mr.
Dale
was
the
opening
leader
in
this
hand
and
he
laid
down
the
king
of
diamonds.
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
ace.
ruffed
a
diamond
in
dummy,
then
played
the
ace
of
spades.
Now
let's
look
at
the
situation
from
Mr.
Dale's
viewpoint,
remembering
that
he
can
see
only
his
own
cards
and
the
dummy.
Why
has
Mrs.
Keen
led
a
spade
at
trick
three?
Surely
she
has
more
Important
things
to
do.
She
has
trumps
to
pull.
She
probably
has
a
heart
finesse
to
take
and
more
diamonds
on
the
board.
WHAT'S
IP?
If
she
held
the
queen
and
jack
of
spades,
she
would
have
led
DINING
PLEASURE
John
Ambulance
to
take
over
Fabulously
beautiful...
Savagely
real...
in
W
v
FvMhnih
nirrroruTi
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Seek
Damages
After
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VANCOUVER
(CP)
Owners
of
Commodore
Cafe
J
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TE-XsaVA
tf
the
Norwegian
motor
vessel
Bon-
I
the
queen
from
the
closed
hand
ana
are
heina
sued
here
for
!
to
finesse
against
the
king.-
If
V
first
aid
training
on
a
Dominion-wide
basis.
Since
that
time
St.
John
has
instituted
training
courses
at
Civil
Defence
po-t
throughout
the
province
of
B.C.
as
well
as
the
rest
of
the
country.
St.
John
has
been
particularly
active
in
home
nursing
training.
"It
is
our
aim
to
have
one
First
Aider
in
every
home"
says
A.
V.
m.
Heakes.
"That
is
a
minimum
we
consider
essential
in
the
case
of
an
attack
from
outside
the
country."
"St.
John
Ambulance
and
Civil
Defence
arc
inseparable
in
the
field
of
First
Aid
and
Home
Nursing.
Divided
wc
fall
but
to
X
Vi
,
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
she,
held
a
singleton
spade
it
i-cuddn't
make
any
difference
what
Mr.
Dale
played
as
then
damage
resulting
to
Second
Narrows
bridge
when
the
ship
swung
into
it
in
a
swift
tide
hist
week.
she
had
lost
her
mind,
she
was
in
some
kind
of
trouble
and
was
trying
to
catch
one
opponent
off-Ruard
with
a
holding
of
the
doubleton
king
of
spades.
The
dummy
looked
like
a
perfect
setup
for
an
elimination
and
end-play.
PLAYED
KING
So
the
old
boy
played
the
kin
under
the
ace
and
that
did
it.
Mr.
Champion
would
have
plenty
Suing
in
Admiralty
court
here
for
unstated
damages
are
Can-
i
of
cards
to
beat
the
remaining
adian
National
Railways
and
spades
in
dummy.
Burrard
Inlet
Tunnel
and
Bridge
j
Well,
what
Is
Mrs.
Keen
up
to?
Company,
operators
of
the
span.
'
Mr.
Dale
decided
that
unless
ml
I
w
nr&i
lift
i
OPENS
UP
Mrs.
Keen
finally
had
to
lose
two
spade
tricks.
If
Mr.
Dale
had
played
low
on
A
WHOLE
NEW
WORLD
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
1
"JIVARO"
"CEASE
FIRE'
TODAY
:00
and
8:15
m
fin
gether
we
prepare
for
one
of
th
greatest
tasks
that
has
ever
been
put
before
a
community
in
what
may
prove
to
be,
in
the
future,
a
battle
of
survival."
wet
rjV
am
I
THE
MOST
AMAZING
ANIMAL
STAR
EVER!
JV5
SEEN
ON
THE
SCREEN!
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I
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,
.
"
I
the
first
spade
lead,
Mrs.
Keen
could
have
ruffed
out
her
last
diamond,
taken
the
heart
finesse,
cashed
the
ace
of
hearts
and
then
the
lead
would
have
been
graciously
presented
to
Mr.
Dale
with
a
spade.
He
would
have
had
no
choice
but
to
win
with
the
kinp
and
return
a
heart
which
would
be
ruffed
in
dummy
while
Mrs.
Keen
got
rid
of
her
losing
spade.
Guardian
Hits
Weak
Leadership
01
United
Slates
Besides
Civil
Defence
St.
John
trains
all
firemen
both
fulltimc
and
volunteer,
in
the
province,
police
forces
including
city
and
RCMP,
Boy
Scouts,
Girl
Guides,
nursing
trainees,
industrial
first
aid
attendants,
as
well
as
tho
general
public
who
take
free
courses
in
67
B.C.
centres.
More
than
300
St.
John
Ambulance
volunteers
from
as
far
away
as
Montreal
will
serve
the
huge
crowds
at
the
British
Em-
WAV
If
turn
'Plj
Wall
D
r
M-G-M
prvtntt
dontr(
Great
Lawyer
John
Duckworth
Parkin,
who
died
at
Quebec
in
1STS.,
was
pi---haps
the
most
famous
criminal
lawyer
of
his
time
In
Canucl'i.
His
pCdt
Fcalurc-Lcngth
True-Life
Adventure!
MANCHESTER.
England
(Reu-torsl
The
Manchester
Guardian
said
Monday
the
United
Slates
no
longer
is
leading
the
world
because
of
its
own
weak
prml
by
TECHNICOLOR
leadership
and
an
honest
diver-
j
grnce
of
view
with
other
West-I
cm
nations.
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
anil
liiierme
ilhile
I'urla
Each
Thursday
IN
EXCITING
COLOR
I
A
thrilling
ttory
of
ruthloi
puriuil
In
tht
wildtrn?
...
of
overwhtlming
The
Liberal
newspaper
says
it
i
!
is
healthy
thnt
in
the
United
States
"more
public
discussion
precedes
the
forming
of
policy
Ihan
In
other
countries."
"Rut
now
we
have
the
cliscin-siim
'
without
policy.
I
"The
.secretary
of
.state
John
!
Foster
Dulles,
who
should
give
!
direction
to
the
discussion
seems
'
b
prisoner
of
his
own
rigid
pre
l
11:15
p.m.
lov
that
defied
all
dongerl
For
KETCHIKAN
WtlNESIM
Midnight
A
20
Minute
Cartoon
Novelty
.
TheSlory
of
Urn
tr.-nktin
and
Amut...an
impi
.
mouse
DONNA
CORCORAN
WARD
BONO
J&U&ft
Comfort
and
Service
FRANCES
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and
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k
color
Fur
rcM-rvaltiilift
wrtU
in
CHll
f
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nr
lKt
OfHi:n
i
im
STARTS
THURSDAY
Matinee
2
p.m.
Evenings
7-9
p.m.
Matinee
Sat.,
2
p.m.
TOTEM
A
r
anmus
Players
Theatre
TECHNICOLOR
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rlnce
Rupert.
B
C.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
judice.
"The
president,
who
above
all
must
speak
with
authority.
Is
.silent
or
ambiguous.
..."
,
Court
Refuses
Also
Dowcry
Boys
IN
"PRIVATE
EYES"
hi
dm
4.
H
Fraser
Appeal
with
a
PARKER'S
iL
im
ciS
.
VANCOUVER
O
Blair
Fraser,
Ottawa
editor
of
Maclean's
magazine,
Tuesday
was
refused
leave
by
B.C.
Court
of
Appeal
to
go
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
to
appeal
an
order
striking
out
his
ilrfenree
In
the
libel
suit
of
Gordon
S.
Wlsuier.
The
provincial
appeal
judges
recently
upheld
Mr.
Justice
A.
D.
Macfarlanc's
ruling
that
Mr.
Eraser
is
not
ent.il
led"
to
defend
the
former
B.C.
attorney-general's
action
because
he
refused
to
obey
an
earlier
court,
order,
lie
had
been
ordered
to
disclose
the
source
of
information
for
an
article
entitled
"B.C.
Coalition
Commits
Suicide"
which
Mr.
Fra.scr
wrote
for
Maclean's.
It
is
expected
that
Mr.
Fraser
now
will
apply
directly
to
the
Supreme
Court
in
Ottawa
for
permission
to
appeal.
-
;
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'
Ourvt'Mi
'-j
of
c'iicriciKic
in
t!ij
vlliiu)
of
tip
to
llic
ininule
styles
in
Ladies'
Wearing
Apparel
go
hand
in
bond
with
our
confidence
in
the
potential
of
this
great
northern
area.
Wc
are
prepared
to
present
you
with
the
quality
and
service
that
has
always
been
our
chief
asset
whether
you
buy
in
person
at
our
new,'
modern
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or
if
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