Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
13,
1954
t
J
i
2,000
Different
Car
:
Corf
5ae5
&
ron
Drowning
''BOAT
tho
DViL"
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
Cut
On
v
2U
burvivo
iodav
MEMPHIS,
Tenn.
I
Darlene
Roaten
-
'IUlHlkl.y
B'XiAKT
pai
"-li
'!()
('('!'
i;ida
C
:i
Ha
iv.
'1'.
r-
Mo'-ir
Motor,.
It.
HlDID.b
(
Mo,
later
C
Cumii'.mv,
th
filially
Willy;,
SiiOW
TIM
IS;
Kvfniiii;s
7
.
y
,
Satunlay
Maluiee
2
p.m.
TOTPu
,i
v
it.
while
swam
more
than
two
hours
to
rescue
his
wife
and
their
son,
Bobby,
8.
after
they
and
Darlpne
had
stepped
off
an
under-wa'T
sandbar
into
the
swift
Mississippi
current.
Roaten
threw
them
pieces
of
old
life
jackets
and
leaped
from
their
17-foot
motorboat
ami
swam
tn
thp
rp.scnp
nf
his
f;imi'
does
not
swim,
supported
herself
with
a
small
piece
of
cork
lor
more
than
three
hours
while
ihe
current
swept
her
10
miles
fdowfc
the
Mississippi
river.
;:
Her
father,
J.
S.
Roaten,
mean-
By
tOICKKS
Kill
hi:
To
re-live
some
of
the
memories
of
a
past
motoring
ace,
pull
up
a
chair
beside
T.
J.
Emnie"'..
executive
vice-president
of
Ford
Mn-nr
Company.
He
has
dune
a
lot
of
research
on
early
Canadian
motoring
his-'cirv
and.
in
a
recent
.speech
h
He
JJeady
to
Cash
in
on
Slipups
by
Defense
You
may
have
run
across
the
fact
that
the
d
.
ifiriM
wim
"MMMJr
ToytoSoturday,7p.m..9p.m.
Stratford,
Out.,
had
Bio
k
steam
motors;
London,
Out.
Kusgh-s
truck:
and
Montr,
i
I'arker
Mod
r
Company.
Then,
over
the
years
in
fl
i
tario
were
-Dm
ant
at
I.eeseic
...
fense
is
not
always
perfect.
You
must
he
alert
to
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
I
occur
and
take
imperfections-
when
they
full
ad-
j,Torii!o,
drew
.some
of
the
shad-
j
Gotfreci
(in
ot
Wi
One
of
Today's
Great
Romantic
Advenw,"
He
left
another
son.
Michael,
4.
I
in
the
boat
with
the
motor
idl-Jing.
m
I
The
boat
began
drifting
and
it
Ilamilion:
In
;
iiws
-mi
oi
tne
past
and
put
the
n
vantage
of
them.
Mr.
Abel
failed
to
do
this
in
today's
Mir;
National
i
a:
i-Jii.il
at
at
O.iiii.i.
tuiiis
nu''t
d
in
I'j'll
deal.
.
f
On
the
bidding,
a
heart
or
club
j
tack
on
the
road
airaln.
Here
are
some
of
the
items:
Mure
than
2,0(10
different
cars
have,
been
produced
in
North
America,
but
only
20
.survive.
Chatham;
Tiifiln
p.
Everett
-M.-tz;;ei
-i'i;
EMF
at.
Wind
-or
an
catne
Stiuic-oakcr.
The
Umvoa!
In
South
dealer
Eiist-West
vulneruble
Nurlli
Keen
S
--
7
6
2
xuuLfu
buain
alter
u.
lur
uiw.v
than
two
hours
before
he
regained
it.
Then
he
used
the
boat
to
pick
up
his
wife
and
Bobby
b-.it
Darlene
had
drifted
out
of
sight.
Darlene
was
picked
up
just
b-fore
dark
by
a
towboat.
A
witness
.!
(:-
:;t
a
1
MUt(l"ilMll,IVO
i
As
earlv
1893,
Dixon
as
car-;
furd
were
i:o
i
i;i"e
works
built
electric
I'm'-1
MrK,iv
at
n
HIT
i.l
ili-lM
it
Montr--
il:
K
S.;
M-i
i-
if.
"tKTEft
FINCH
A
ia;
es
i:i
Toronto;
while
the
fii
lime
Six
a
J
6
J
in
8
10
5
I
;i-l
(
lr.
)
.S
-
None
1:
-10
it
4
H--
A
I-
K
L--
K
c-l
(Mr.
Mii
S
A
ill
5
4
H
8
7
5
D
-7
3
2
C
J
B
3
i
said
the
piece
of
cork
suppor;-
Ing
her
was
about
half
the
M.e
-diiven
car,
a
U.S.
Win-,
;
imported,
to
Toronto
i.i
K.ont
John,
N
J
,
Six
at
Wiitnip--;;
rum
Ti'U'-k
aj,
in
Ontario
t..o
I
n-
ion.
wa
Winnipeg
H.iye.-,-Ai,(i
ciii.vr-r;
an
Jmm
of
a
cigar
box.
U-
A
9
S
C
A
O
U
4
4
2
don
Six
at
Otinia
Ki-ual
Uiiiiorsh.-h,'
Fi.-.her
an!
if
Vind-o--
j
lead
seemed
eo
be
called
for.
j
But
after
long
thought
Mr.;
j
Muzzy
selected
the
seven
of
j
:
diamonds.
Mr.
New
won
with,
j
the
ace
and
returned
the
suit.
!
This
was
about
the
worst
start
j
the
defenders
could
have
got
off:
to.
but
Mr.
Abel
still
failed
to!
make
his
bid.
I
At
the
second
trick
he
over-1
I
took
his
queen
of
diamonds
with
(dummy's
king.
He
didn't
think
diamonds
would
go
around
iigain.
particularly
since
Mr.
!
1
Muzzy
had
played
the
duece
on
i
the
second
trick.
However,
there
HI.IAMUII.I1.KLE
S.,u,.,j.)h.lUtM.llin
COME
ll!
'.'8
In
1904
Ford
set
up
its
fir-t
Canadian
facUny
in
a
loinur
v,t'jiiu
vmiiiv.s
at
Viino.sur,
O.-i'.
The
McLaughlins
followed
at
Oliawa.
Out.,
progenitors
ni
General
Motors
in
that
ei'y.
Chalmers
.started
at
Windsor,
later
became
Chalmers-Maxwell,
and
in
1925
Chrysler.
Among
early
ventures
was
1:1.
jFor
MORE!
CARTOON
.
NEWS
AND
CAPSTOi
Smith
(Mr
Mirl)
S-K
QJ113
11-K
Q
2
D
Q
6
-'--(
7
bidding;
West
North
Puss
2
I)
Pm
1
NT
All
pass
1
Jj;uniusPlavmTI,e,u,
TEST
The
Soul
It
1
S
2
S
4
S
Knst
Vmss
OUR
I
Fun
In
The
Sun
1
CITY
TRANSFER
CF.AT;;
pack;:.
S'l'JKAi
British
Film
Vili
Dramatize
First
Trans-Atlantic
Flight
Schacht
at
Hamilton;
Ren
at
St.
'
Catharines;
Gylt
at
1!
ill;
(v.ip?;--!
ior
a;
l-tro;..i;
Orafi
on
at
Ottawa;
Atlas
at
LrocKvilie.
For
each
company
in
Canada,
hit)
appeared
m
trie
Uni'.-1
States.
The
Duck,
produced
in
19U.
looked
like
an
ordinary
touring
car
except
that
i'.s
sti
i
rirg
v,
Iv
,
1
;
Wiks
moiintid
in.
the
r
ar
tt-.a
I
if'd
thep:i.s'-en'.'ers
.-at,
in
fi-m-.
However,
it
tin-re
are
i.iii"!;
out
of
tiie
past,
tn-re
was
a;,o
.'ouiid
eie'.ii.eeriii!.:.
Mr.
Kmiu
-u
reminds
u.,
:
'
Aiitoiiiobi-e..
-.vei
e
built
iie-tr.'v
lit)
vear.s
:ojo
that
-
mill
1
1
a
.
d
ii;)
miles
an
liour,
surmount
aimed
anv
hill
in
In
iii.
and
w
1
re
so
well
built
1
hut
ii,-:if"
o;
ihom
are
rao-ldng
today,
even
it
w:!.,
exp
;t
i
attention
and
loving
caie."
LOCAL
end
LONG
DISTANCE
rURrJN'URi!
MOVING
"Play"
Clothes
do
make
a
difference.
Wallace's
are
always
on
the
alert
to
bring
you
the
latest.
See
Wallace's
stock
now
and
remember
there's
more
arriving
every
day.
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
Fur
a
sood
economical
car
try
our
A-.tO
Al'STIX.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
M4!)5,
that
includes
foam
rubber
seats,
leather
upholstery,
directional
sisnals
and
heater-defroster
unit.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
Phone
95
a'.or
shortly
after
taki-olf.
K'
word
was
received
until
the
next
unfiling
when
cliurch-goers
saw
the
bulletin
on
the
post
i
fii
e
building.
The
notice
said
..he
plane
landed
In
an
Irish
003
hi
hours
and
12
minutes
aiU
r
iea"-irg
St.
John's.
Aicock
was
killed
in
a
plane
crash
the
following
year.
Brown
WALLACE'S:
-.UVf-.KllSi..G
IN
TUfc
iO
ULY
NtWa
URIN'OS
RESi
I
died
in
194fi.
was
nothing
better
to
try,
so
he
led
the
jack
of
diamonds
and
got
rid
of
a
club.
SWITCHES
TO
TKl'MP
Pleased
that
everybody
followed
suit,
he
now
switched
to
a
trump.
But
Mr.
Muzzy
proved
to
have
two
sure
trump
tricks
and-these,
with
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
a
club
trick,
set
the
contract.
Of
course,
Mr.
Abel
srjould
have
led
the
last
diamond
from
the.
hoard
at
trick
four
and
Cus-carded
his
last.
club.
This
play
rould
not
lose
and,
in
this
case,
would
have
gained
a
trick.
It
wis
a
safety
play
against
all
four,
cut.
standing
trumps
being
in
one
opponent's
hand.
HALF
SAFE
The
effect
of
it
was
to
deposit.
a
loser
on
a
loser
or,
in
other
words,
to
get
rid
of
two
losers
on
cue
trick.
Here
was
a
case
where
the
contract
could
have
been
set
two
tricks
by
proper
defense.
The
opening
he
got
gave
Mr.
Abel
a
chance
to
nia',:e
his
contract-that
is.
to
pit
k
up
two
full
tricks,
lie
picked
up
one
but.
as
Mrs.
Kcpn
remarked,
"Why
be
half
safe?"
in
I
DEPT.
STORE:
-
.
aaa.BDa.
the
I
irca
111
UK
PtitK
Jasper
National
Park
in
Rocky
mountains
covers
an
of
5.3!!0
square
miles.
OH
MY
PAPPA
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
WONDERFUL
TO
ME
HE
LOOKS
SO
GOOD
Poppa
is
hep,
he
bought
an
A-l
Used
Car
at
Parker's.
Momma
doesn't
look
so
bad
either
as
he
helped
pa
pick
it
out.
Anyone
would
look
JOod
in
one
of
PARKER'S
A-l
SPECIALS.
These
nd
many
others
to
choose
from.
s-e
r
-f
.-11.
i
ry.
y
(tl-Ii-f
ASIIIONKO
"Bring
the
Missus
-
Night"
CANADIAN
LEGION
Friday,
May
14,
8
p.m.
l
ots
of
(inoil
Kiiterlainment
ADMISSION
FREE
ST.
JOHN'S.
Nfltl.
(P.
The
first
,
transatlantic
flinht
from
New-'
foundland
to
Ireland
in
1919
wi'l
be
dramatized
on
the
screen
be-
fore
the
end
of
this
year
but
;
there
will
be
few
scenes
from
I
this
rocky
starting
point.
j
London
Film
Productions
will!
.shoot
most
of
the
Newfoundland
scenes
in
En.niancl
and
Scotland.
apart
from
one
shut
of
this
rug-!
ged
coastline
fading
away.
This
scene,
taken
from
tne
nun
1
turret
of
a
modern
military
i
plane,
will
show-
Alcock
and
i
Brown's
last
sieht
of
land
befoiv
,
they
guided
their
canvas-covered
biplane
over
th"
liorion.
Lester
field,
the
takeoli
point,
has
been
devoured
by
expansion
of
St.
John's,
and
takeo'.f
scenes
wi.l
be
done
In
Scotland.
Oi
l)
-TIMKKS
HKI.P
Graham
Wallace,
scrip:
wri'er
of
the
movie,
has
ti-pat
a
monih
here
talking
to
old-tuners
wtrj
witnessed
the
take-off,
gathering
faded
photoira
phs
and
looking
for
old
friends
of
phot
John
Alcock
and
navigator
Whitton
Brown.
He
said
the
movie,
still
unnamed,
will
also
im
lude
the
twj
unsuccessful
attempts
earlier
i'i
1919.
Raynham
and
Morga.i
crawled
out
of
their
wrecked
plane
just
a
few
miles
from
Lester's
fi'M,
while
Huwktr
and,
Grieve
dropped
in
mid-ocean
to;
be
picked
up
by
a
passing
freighter.
Mr.
Wallace
had
no
difficulty
getting
eye-witness
.
acroum
.
There
are
-s
'
ill
many
men
around
eager
to
tel!
the
part
they
played
in
giving
Alcock
and
Brown
a
Newfoundland
send-oif.-
Some
even
remember
the
adventure
:
carried
in
.
their
lunch
ca'-s
"meat
sandwiches
and
cocoa."
Tliis
plane
like
the
other
two,'
was
shipped
hire
from
England
No'-or.-!
Employment
Serv;ce
0"vp,
roy
U
and
18,
1954
'SI
FORD
SEDAN
2
tone
Ail
accessories
Really
a
Beauty
$1650
'47
CHEV.
COUPE
Motor
overhauled;
new
tires
A
Buy
For
$750
'
o
On
o
PI
1
'
BE
SURE
TO
ATTEND
THE
MUSIC
A.ND
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
MAY
11
TO
14
Li"
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre's
"PRESENT
LAUGHTER"
starring
Ian
Dobbie
MAY
17
and
18
Tickets
$1.00
and
$1.25
Now
On
Sale
At
COLLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
CIVIC
CENTRE
VAN
MEER
STUDIO
McRAE
BROS.
U
U
W
I
'Si
PREFECT
SEDAN
'
Like
new
condition.
"';
A
Bargain
Special
'50
PLYMOUTH
.
Good
Condition
throughout,'
You
Can't
Go
Wrong
For
'
$1225
if
V
fit
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$675
Y.
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
I..
.
j
j
"-i,;:"
.11
ai.
:'v.s
-
.,;
,
It's
separately
sealed,
has
its
own
freezing
system.
Keeps
frozen
foods
store-fresh,
hard
frozen
for
months
(ice
cream,
too.)
They
can't
thaw
out!
I
love
tho
new,
clear
Hond-e-wrnp,
'
I
by
boat,
and
flights
were
started
I
from
this
side
because
of
pre-
vailing
tail
winds.
i
HISTORIC
TAKE-OIF
!
The
whole
town
turned
out
for
the
take-eff.
About
40
men
grab-;
bed
the
plane
and
held
it
wh
ie
Alcock
and
Brown
revved
the
i
motors.
!
When
the
two
Rolls
Royce
en-
Mines
attained
full
speed,
erjocu.s
I
were
pulled
from
the
whe-is,
th.:
men
let
go,
and
the
clumsy
craft
1
rumbled
along
the
bumpy
fiel.i
into
the
air.
Seven
thoosani
people,
many
of
wnom
waited
j
since
early
morning
for
the
rnio-!
atterncon'
takr-oft.
cheered
an
1
1
waved
to
the
flier.,..
j
Some
ol
these'pecp.e
staved
rp
!
all
night
waiting
word
on
the
plane
which
lost
its
radio
gen
v-
.1
Cries
Mrs.
B.
,
"Who
wouldn't?
It
lets
you
see
the
food
you
store
Where
formerly
you
couldn't.
'
r;
-f
,
v-ym
j,
.-v
(.m
Refrigerator
never
needs
defrosting.
Gats
rid
of
frost
before
it
even
collects
.
.
.
without
heaters,
timers,
buttons
or
dialsl
Only
Frigidaire
has
itl
1
J
Ul
rV
'W'UW
GREATEST
r
'
t.
x--:.
......
,'
1
III
With
new,
transparent
Hand-e-wrnp
There's
no
delay
-
no
groping;
And
when
I
dip
into
the
fridge,
'No
more
food
fumbling!
Smallest
mm
items-,
even
way
at
the
back
ar
I'm
sure
r
iiot
Merely
hoping.
right
at
your
fingertips.
All
aluminum
shelves
stay
rust-free
for
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