pMtice
Rupert
Daily
Ni-ws
Saturday.
April
17,
1UM
LATMfer
Reunion
in
Ifer
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
.'Y
!
leathernecks
Have
Ln
j
NON-WHITER
STILL
FORGER
MEMPHIS.
Teim.
i-fi-A
31-year-old
man
who
can't
write
wa
convicted
of
forgery
recently.
.
John
D.
Daniel,
Port
Huron.
Mich
,
made
an
'X'
on
someone
else's
S97
.50
government
cheque,
and
cashed
it.
He
was
sentenced
'o
11
months
and
29
days
in
jail.
By
EASLEY
6
LAC
K
Players
Often
End
Up
In
Mr.
Abel
could
have
j
trump.
I
regret
to
report
to
you,
however,
that
j
bridge
players
do
not
always
end
up
in
the
right
con-I
tract.
Maybe
the
100
honors
had
something
to
do
f
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Dept.
Store
Spring
Beauties!
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COATS
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Wrong
Contract
made
a
lot
of
tricks
at
no
Abel
insisted
on
a
contraa
West
dealer
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side
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The
bidding:
West
North
East
South
1
H
3D
fuss
3
S
Kiss
3
N
T
Piiks
4
8
All
Pass
heart.
Dummy
rutted
with
the
five
of
Fwades
and
Mr.
Muzzy
gatheicl
ius
wits
sufficiently
to
overruff
with
the
eight.
Mr.
Abel
found
it
necessary
to
play
his
ten
of
spades
to
w'in
the
trick.'
This
left
him
with
A
J
3
in
spades
and
since
Mr.
Dale
had
left
three
spades
to
the
nine,
the
nine
was
bound
to
win
the
setting
trick.
"Thank
you
partner,"
said
Mr.
Dale.
Mr.
Muzzy
looked
puzzled.
"For
what?"
he
asked.
'For
holding
that
eight,
of
spades,"
Mr,
Dale
replied.
Mr.
Muzzy
nodded
sagely.
"Got
to
keep
on
your
toes
in
this
game,"
he
said
importantly.
BCE
Net
Profit
!
Last
Year
Listed
,
At
$4,595,257
!
i
!
VANCOUVER
o
Net.
profit
FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD
Ursula
van
dc
Moettcr,
who
lost
both
legs
in
an
Allied
bomb
attack
In
1945,
enters
the
little
car
In
which
she
drives
to
work.
Germany's
youngest
driver,
she
was
granted
special
permission
for
her
driving
licence
after
various
welfare
organizations
donated
thr?
car
to
her
as
a
Christmas
present
In
1953.
She
operates
the
clutch,
brakes,
accelerator
and
light
switch
by
hand.
il4
FS
Tlirill.,!,.!
X-
f
I
ond
piracy
in
the
fl
ght
for
Alailio'i
rich
salmon
runs!
Last
Times
Today
"QUO
VADIS"
Robert
Taylor
-
Dr-borah
Kerr
,
.
Shows
at
Siamese
Twins
in
Montreal
Lose
20-Day
Battle
For
Life
MONTREAL
(P
Siamese
girl
They
were
born
a
month
pre-twins
.after
a
20-day
battle
for
mature.
life
against
prohibitive
odds,!
Early
Friday
the
health
of
one
died
Friday
despite
an
emerg-
oI
the
babies
faillng
ency
operation
aimed
at
saving
;
were
n!iheA
by
ambulance
to
the
the
life
of
one
of
them.
I
Neurological
Institute
but
one
One
of
the
baby
girls,
children
!
dled
en
route
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Savage,1
,
.
,.
,
died
while
being
transferred
.
n
,
"T,
n
.
tWlMJ
from
Catherine
Booth
Hospital,
1
thiE
e
born
the
where
they
were
born,
to
the
thld
bar.by
??me
I
-
-
B:15
p.m.
AFamus
Pimlte
ONLY
TODAY
ONLY
ALAN
l.AI)D
-
Lt'J
GaiT
I
7:
-
9:
p.m.
in
"PARATROOPER"
45
Starts
MONDAY
1
iiiic,
tiic
gafaKaa
nave
uuee
with
it,
but
in
any
case
Mr.
of
four
spades.
Of
course
he
could
have
made
that,
too,
if
he
had
played
properly.
Mr.
Dale
led
the
king
of
hearts
and
followed
with
the
ice.
He
led
a
third
heart
and
lummy
s
queen
won,
Mr.
.Abel
discarding
a
small
diamond.
Ml'ZZY
DISINTERESTED
Mr.
Muzzy
was
taking
no
Interest
at
all
in
the
proceedings
and
probably
he
would
have
given
odds
of
a
100-to-l
that
he
did
not
have
a
key
defensive
card
in
his
hand.
He
would
have
lost
that
bet.
If,
starting
at
trick
four,
Mr.
Abel
had
laid
down
the
ace
of
trumps
and
followed
with
the
queen,
he
would
have
had
no
trouble
winning
10
tricks.
Since
Mr.
Dale
had
opened
the
bidding,
'he
was
certain
to
hold
the
king
of
spades,
so
that
a
finesse
against
that
card
was
something
of
a
hopeless
gesture.
Regardless
of
ihis
logic,
Mr.
Abel
led
a
spaae
from
dummy
and
finessed
the
queen.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
king
and
It
now
appeared
to
him
that
the
only
hope
for
another
trick
lay
In
the
trump
suit
itself.
If
Mr.
Muzzy
held
any
trump
higher
than
dummy's
five
spot,
there
was
a
chance.
Mr.
Dale
pounded
out
another
!
j
'48
ri.V.HHTII
Custom
4-
door.
Fully
equipped,
in
beautiful
condition
$1:100
III
2-Tone
A.40
AUSTIN.
Clean
car.
New
tires.
Priced
to
sell
$750
'51
A.40
AUSTIN
Lovely
shape.
A
good
deal
at
$835
50
I'LVMOL'TII
4-l)oor.
Completely
overhauled,
new
transmission.
Fine
new
tires
$1300
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
SHELL
WHITE
ll
lit1
Wh
ALASKA
M-GI's
MUSICAL
of
$4,595,257
was
earned
by
the
j
mal
child
were
released
from
B
C.
Electric
Co.
Ltd.
in
1953,
1
hospital
a
week
ago.
the
annual
report
of
the
parent
Although
there
have
been
two
company.
B.C.
Power
Corpora-
previous
reported
cases
of
Siam-tion.
Ltd..
showed
today.
'
ese
twins
arriving
as
part
of
a
This
figure
represented
a
triple
birth,
medical
annals
c;
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
!:
MARGE
and
GOWER
CHAMPION
V
DEBBIE
&
t
ii
v
!
f
"
i
1
1
-'V
4
-
Montreal
Neurological
Institute,
j
Doctors
operated
in
an
attempt
to
save
the
life
of
the
other
twin,
;
but
failed.
j
The
twins
were
born
In
a
rare
triple
birth
March
27.
The
third
j
child,
also
a
girl.
Is
doing
well
at
!
home.
The
mother
and
the
nor-
!
show
none
has
survived.
In
both
j
previous
cases
the
children
died
'hortly
after
birth.
i
It
was
reported
that
doctors
I
attempted
to
separate
the
twins
'
in
a
bid
to
save
the
life
of
the
healthier
girl.
Officials
at
the
hospital
would
not
officially
confirm
or
deny
the
report.
Ttlo
hnhU.
n,AHn
1!
1
L...
-1.1..
-d
b0TTt
the
crown
"o'f
h
head
SUch
that
th
were
forced
to
lie
end-to-end.
Store
Patterned
After
Old
Fort
VICTORIA
(CP)A
big
market
centre
with
exterior
puttorned
on
a
historic
trading
po.st
will
be
built
h"re
at
a
coat
of
more
lhan
$1,500,000.
The
shopping
centre
covering
two
blocks
will
Include
58
stores,
all
except
one
to
be
I
operated
by
Independent
local
merchants.
f
J
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
3:30
p.m.
-
a.m.
I
I
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
I'hone
1
113
A!l
Sires
A
iiriijl'(c
sclrctiun
tf
fi'ls'
coats
in
all
sizes
at
prices
you
can
afford
to
pay.
Selected
from
Canada's
out--luiulini;
girls'
coat
factories,
Choose
now
with
a
full
season
of
wear
ahead.
All
the
newest
spring
colors
ami
stifles.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
MIN.
TO
Phone
266
4
insects.
imr
M,
fcvitt
&
Ave.
HELEN
WOOD
l
VWii
J
KURT
KASZNAR
".ri
f
SurnaU
SIDENG
SHINGLES
EXTRA
-Lrt
"This
Is
Little
league"
r
"It
Would
Serve
'Em
Kight"
Cartoon
'
t
-A
FATHOM
SUN
GIO
SEA
GULL
A
'
GKEEN
BUFF
GRAY
f
'
'
-.
I
rV
'
Eve.
Shows
7:
-
9:
p.m.
a
K;nus
rir"Twj
MIS
HI
TOTE
.,
.
c..;l.4i.
ktf
Mirier
:
Donald.
9;
Joy,
8i
and
Nancy,
7.
Clearing,
Surveys
Started
On
P6E
Sections
,
VANCOUVER
9
British
Cnlufhin
Furpst
Rprvir
hn
started
clearing
brush
from
the
12-mile
stretch
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Rallwa?
rltrht-
of-wnv
between
Horseshoe
Ba
and
Squamlsh,
forest
service
of-
ficials
have
disclosed
Premier
Bennett
said
today
that
orders
have
been
given
to
start
surveys
on
the
planned
northerly
extension
of
the
Pa-,lfl
Grnt
Eastern
nllwav
from
Prince
George
to
the
Peace
River.
The
surveys
will
be
started
as
soon
as
weather
permits.
Mr.
Bennett
who
is
president
of
the
government-owned
railway,
said
clearing
and
construction
from
the
Prince
George
terminus
northward
will
go
ahead
"as
fast
as.lt
can
be
-done."
"It's
all
one
project,"
said
Mr.
Bennett.
"Both
ends
will
go
ahead
this
year."
Ship
Tonnage
Sets
New
Record
LONDON
i
The
world's
merchant
shipping
tonnage
rea'
hed
a
record
total
of
63,351,-Itno
tons
last
year.
Lloyd's
register
of
shipping
snid
.Tuesday.
This
was
3,171,401
tons
more
than
In
1052.
.
Lloyd's
annual
report
listed
the
British
Commonwealth,
the
United
States
and
Norway
as
the
three
greatest
owners
of
merchant
shipping.
Trv
a
DhIIv
wcwi
das-slUtd!
WANT
TO
GO
EASTER
TRIPPING
51
STLDEBAKER
PICKLP
Box
on
back;
like
new
con-dit,"on
$1285
5i
FORD
PANEL
Very
low
mileage.
A
bargain
'
At
'
"'
$1495
L
I
1
1
i
r
.a
w
HI
,
'
J
!
slight
Increase
over
the
1952
profit
of
$4,005,070.
Earnings
per
common
shre
increased
from
$1.34
to
$1.47.
I
Electricity
sales
jumped
15.1
oer
cent
in
1953
to
a
record
19
billion
kilowatt
hours.
Gas
sales
in
the
same
period
were
up
5
4
per
cent,
topping
3.8
billion
cubic
feet.
!
tionh,efeCnmPr?n.VS
tranSit
iPrera-
frm
d?ng
year"
lne
he
prec
pr6cegmg
year-
i
PIONEER
MAGAZINE
The
firt
magazine
in
Can
aH.
trip
Canadian
-
I
tewing
machine
inwrt
a
palttrn.
di
mplUly
wlemalically,
ll
mkl
th
IdimImI
wldf
mty
playing
a
rwrdl
and
Th
Elna
Super
ma)
ic
does
tvtrything-
h
mwi,
darni,
mbroidert,
monogromi.
mndt
olmoit
inviiibly,
makei
button
lewi
on
buttons
in
fact,
mort
things
than
it't
posiible
to
mention!
Elna
vn
carrief
o
lifetime
guaronte.
You
can't
afford
to
buy
any
tewing
machint
until
you've
teen
an
ELNA
to
phone
today
for
tho
amazing,
ight
minute
presentation
in
your
borne
there
'i
no
obligation.
easy
credit
terms
$.10
Down
$15
Month
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phones
6
or
36
'
j
for
town
and
COUNTRY
Glorious,
new
shades
in
Turnall
asbestos-cement
siding
shingles
Fathom
Green,
Sun
Glo
Buff,
Sea
Gull
Gray,
Shell
White.
Shades
that
will
merge
beautifully
into
either
town
or
country
landscapes.
Now's
the
time
to
get
a
.
BUTLER
building
Turnall
shingles
are
distinguished
by
a
deep
Cypress
Wood
Grain
and
wavy
overlapping
edge.
Here's
beauty
and
protection
T5
up,
ready
for
this
year's
crof
against
fire,
rodents,
rot
and
ifttfK
(fli.iK
Hm
mi
Within
davs,
you
can
have
a
Butlrrtl
gram
ready
for
the
afe,
clean
itoraue
space
you
need
ATLAS
ASBESTOS
f
r-ir-i
mi.
l
crop
...
for
every
crop.
4,
utlar
groin
itoroga
buildinB-'
"de
tnc
Company
Limited
If
voii
am
all
r'fiO-ClTEI)
about
an
Kastcr
Trip
and
need
an
EGG-CEPTIONALLY
good
used
car
to
make
it
in.
We
have
EGGS-ACTLY
what
you
are
looking
for
at
the
price
you
want
to
pay,
and
we
aren't
EGGS-AGGERATING!
So
STOP
IN
TODAY!
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vancouver
and
20'
bay
for
any
dcsirqd
icngin-6'"
J"
-free
tpace
that
keept
ttorage
cost
per
bushel
1
Vaor
groin
Is
pret.ctad
from
weather
and
e.led
and
bolted
galvanized
Heel
sheeting
tn
with
little
upkeep.,
51
EOKI)
SEDAN
Radio,
Heater,
Over-driw.
$1675
52
FORD
C't'STOM
FOKDOIt
Beautiful
Banff
blue.
A-l
condition.
ONLY
$1985
And,
whan
you
are
not
using
a
Butler
dum
-
can
house
machinery
and
livestock
in
it
Big
doori-12
or
16'
width
x
13'
high-W
large
truckt
for
faster
grain
handling
or
mo
heavy
farm
equipment
Don't
gamble
with
your
rai"V
r
..'
Call
us
today.
,
tf
Albert
&-McCaffery
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
116-117-58.
Terrace,
B.C.
Phone
131
you
can
still
store
this
ye
covers
every""
-
service
erectioft.
.r-TfDN
Phi
po
900
-
918
W.
Second
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
651
-
652
Your
Ford-Monarch
Dealer
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
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&
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SUPPLIES
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LTD
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