Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
September
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BLACKWOOD
on
Fire
Brigade
Has
Deadline
Of
45
Seconds
MONTREAL
(CP)
Montreal's
'ire
department
has
a
45-second
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By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
jeariline
to
meet
everv
time
a
fire
alarm
is
turned
in.
Tn
less
than
a
minute
after
receiving
a
report
of
a
fire,
the
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Mr.
Abel
Must
Learn
To
Tlay
Aggressively
i
After
lidding
his
hand
to
the
hilt,
if
not
a
little
bevuiKl,
Mr.
Abel
was
faced
with
a
problem
whicn
often
bests
declarer
the
problem
of
which
suit
to
lemrtment's
"nerve
centre"
Vs
wrnert
the
n-arest
station
or
stitir.ns
and
the
reels
are
on
the
way.
The
city'
fire-fighting
efficient
depends
on
a
rapid-fire
sending
snd
receiving
service.
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wh't
is
claimed
to
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the
fastest
telephone
transmission
hrok-up
in
Cmada.
Known
s
the
"conference
cpII,"
it
i"k"s
possible
i
direct
five--ecrnd
connection
from
head-nmrters
on
mid-town
Park
Ave-lue
to
the
department's
48
stations.
If
nn
urgent
message
has
to
be
relayed
to
district
stations,
the
dispatcher
plugs
in
a
special
conference
call
circuit
and
within
seconds
all
stations
are
st"ndine
bv.
"This
RiiMHKBLE
PHOTO
shows
a
closcup
o
the
business
end
of
a
CF-100
twin-engine
jet
lighter
plane
in
flight.
Unusual
closeup
was
oo
a:ned
when
pilot
ishown
top
In
cockpiU
lessened
speed
and
closed
in
on
a
Mitchell
bomb
r.
Photographer
was
stationed
in
tail
gun
turret.
The
fighter's
eight
50-calibre
machine
g
nr.
are
shown
(centre.
The
CF-100
was
on
a
test
flight
over
the
RCAF
station
at
North
B
iy,
Ont.
wo!
k
on
first.
The
deuce
of
clubs
was
led
and
he
won
with
the
king
over
Mr.
Meek's
Queen.
Now.
Mr.
Abel
never
plays
his
best
when
Mr.
Champion
is
h!3
partner.
He
knows
he
can
expect
a
storm
of
criticism
if
he
makes
the
slightest
error
and
that
makes
him
nervous.
At
a
no
trump
contract,
it
is
usually
best
to
start
workinn
on
ycur
longest
suit
first
because
it
offers
the
most
potential
tricks.
Sometimes,
however,
you
don't
have
time
to
develop
your
Itngest
suit
as
in
today's
han.l.
Abel
saw
that
he
could
win
four
diamonds,
the
club
already
in,
and
four
spades
if
the
spade
suit
broke
3-2.
The
odds
ACTRESS
KtV.X
PATTERSON
mollis
the
late.it
gent
diamond
galaxy:
a
$15,000
cocktail
ring
called
the
H-8i
While
scientists
may
dh.pute
its
physical
powers,
tht
span.
Quesnel
River
System
Now
Restored
As
Major
Sockeye
Spawning
Stream
West
Pass
The
bldilinR:
North
Est
Botith
1
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Pa.vi
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2
8
Ps
2
NT
3
NT
Ail
Pass
enough
to
pop
the
cycu.
The
ring
is
composed
of
mi
TRIPLE
CHECK
When
one
of
the
more
than
1
ft'10
street
boxes
rings
in,
it
signals
the
centre's
staff
to
go
into
action.
Each
call
is
triple-checked
all
with
the
45-second
limit.
The
alarm
box
number
is
diamonds
around
the
edge.
At
the
touch
of
a
tiny
lm:
centre
petals
burst
open
(insert)
revealing
a
four-carafe
nestled
in
the
centie.
The
ring
was
designed
by;,
ft.
I
and
Sons.
re
very
mucn
in
lavor
oi
me
story
in
this
case.
Up
to
1909
the
Quesnel
system
j
was
a.
major
sockeye
spawning
I
grounds
for
the
Fraser
river
an-1
1
that
year
more
than
4.000,000!
VANCOUVER
(CP)
As
a
resuit,
erics
commission,
paid
tribute
of
years
of
research
and
'conser-
j
to
the
work
of
commission
vation
methods,
the
Quesnel
j
scientists
and
referred
to
thir
river
system
in
central
Britten
I
achievement
as
a
"modern
mir-
spades
breaking
3-2,
but
ni
course
that
wasn't
the
whole
automatically
punched
on
a
roll
of
paper
and
the
time
the
call
spawning
nsn
were
coumeu
,
.
reccived
is
recorded
auto
At
trick
two
Mr.
Abel
led
a
spade
and
ducked
in
dummy.
Mr.
Meek
won
with
the
10
and
returned
a
club,
Mr.
Dale
running
three
tricks
in
that
suit.
On
the
last
club
Mr.
Meek
TODAY
o
WEDNESDAY
7
p.m.
8:10
j
In
the
next
cycle,
1913,
be-
(
maticallv.
An
operator
imme-cause
of
placer
mining
in
the
rii.plv
checks
list
of
fire
alarm
Quesnel
and
a
big
slide
at
Hell's
,
to
pinpolnt
the
fire.
At
He
says
the
Horsefly
river
now
is
alive
with
many
thousands
nf
spawning
sockeye
in
an
area
that
a
few
years
ago
was
practically
written
off
for
future
salmon
production.
a
major
sockeye
salmon
spawning
stream,
says
H.
R.
MacMU-lan,
recently
bark
from
an
inspection
of
the
area.
Mr.
MacMillan,
a
member
of
the
international
salmon
fish-
Gate,
the
run
was
virtually
non
flashed
the
eight
of
hearts
and
the
same
time,
he
checks
the
Scientists
To
Ponder
U.K.
Athletics
the
resulting
heart
lead
to
his
ace
set
the
contract.
Ralph
9
1
The
spades
had
broken
evenly
as.
exrjected
and
Mr.
Abel
had
intersection
nearest
the
alarm
box
on
a
primary
register.
His
final
check
is
on
an
oversize
map
of
Montreal
which
shows
him
the
fire
station
nearest
the
scene.
The
dispatcher
Tint's
the
station
and
fire-
Miison
iHnsou
Sill;
M
his
nine
tricks
set
up
all
right
but
the
trouble
was
that
the
font
t?
existent.
Now
the
total
run
is
well
on
its
way
back
to
the
1909
figure.
Results
of
an
experiment
conducted
by
scientists
at
Horsefly
lake
hatchery
were
impressive.
Small
fingerlings
raised
there
were
flcwn
to
another
tributary
stream
and
released.
When
these
marked
fingerlines
returned
Xr,
spawn
and
die
four
years
later,
they
disregarded
the
stream
LIVERPOOL
(Reutersi
A
new
branch
of
science
will
be
under
defenders
took
five
before
he
Chilled
Sea
Water
For
Fish
Mere
Beneficial
Than
Ice
VANCOUVER
'CP)
Use
cf
mercia!
troller
Kath-Ell.
design
could
collect
them.
fiehting
equipment
rolls
out
of
the
station
house
all
within
three-ousrters
of
a
minute.
chilled
sea
water
in
place
of
ice
ed
to
stcre
freshly-caught
fish
All
telephone
calls
to
the
main
switchboard
are
recorded
in
case
the
person
calling
gets
iciutiny
when
British
scientists
jather
here
for
their
annual
par-ey
this
month
the
science
of
sport.
Lectures
by
the
country's
No.
1
mile
runner,
a
professional
rugby
ilayer
and
leading
trainers
of
wcer
players,
greyhounds
and
If
he
is
going
to
bid
aggressively,
he
must
learn
to
play
better.
Unless
a
miracle
hap-ppned
he
knew
he
would
have
to
lose
three
clubs
and
the
ace
of
hearts.
Obviously,
then,
he
could
not
afford
to
lose
any
spades
at
all.
10
transport
n?n
lias
prcoucea
at
a
lempL-ruiure
oi
ju
cgrees
r
.
wnere
thev
had
been
planted
i
and
continued
to
the
hatchery
excited
and
hangs
up
before
the
switchboard
operator
can
iBa'tbaiaStaiuiiiS
'
where
they
were
born.
lavorauie
resuus
nere.
ui
-ea
wsut
cim.eu
uy
a
coii-
Pacific
Fl'her'es
E.iperimental
densin?
unit.
Station
officials
say
the
new
These
compartments
replace
me'hod
mav
dtovb
of
major
lm-
the
conventional
fuh-pans.
The
i
"They
even
tried
to
fliht
thir
(
ask
him
to
repeat
his
message.
raccnorses
are
on
me
uwnci
w
way
up
the
water-pipes
into
the
List
year
more
than
5.500
His
right
lead
at
trick
two
8ckentUt.
instilkd
special
tanks,
wooden
ii"htng
craft
without,
was
the
jack
of
hearts.
He
had
calis
were
received
through
the
centre's
switchboard.
fikTMUTl
nt
trm
Mr
irnr
In
Captain
Ellis
Morney's
com-
seven
top
tricks
in
the
other
three
suits
nd
he
could
win
insulating
th
hull.
It
also
elim-l
mates
carrying
and
handling
of
,
Ice,
reducing
operating
and
la
Mine
Reopening
two
heart
tricks
if
the
queen
Colette
is
the
pseudonym
of
the
French
writer
Mme.
Ncri
de
Jcuvenel.
the
British
Association
for
the
Advancement
of
Science.
Sports
enthusiasts
say
it
is
about
time
the
scientists
took
a
hand
in
raising
athletic
standards.
They
remember
only
too
well
the
ht?h
hopes
Britain
took
tnto
last
year's
Olympic
games
to
emerge
with
only
two
first-place
.medals
in
hundreds
of
events.
TOTE.
Today
and
Wednesday
Evenings
.
7:
-
9:
p.m.
of
that
suit
was
on
his
left.
This
was
a
50-50
chance,
whereas
the
way
he
actually
played
the
hand
was
something
like
a
zero-rero
chance.
At
Glace
Bay
GLACE
BAY,
N.S.
(CP)
Opera
bor
costs.
Fish
are
dressed
as
soon
as
pos-(
'ib'e
aftffr
being
caught,
rinsed
and
placed
in
the
.sea-water
(
'
far.k.
During
ths
experiment
an
hl'.ial
amount
of
fish
from
each
i.:h
M5
lied
and
stored
in
the
tions
will
resume
this
week
at
Noting
the
part
played
by
doc-
;
(nrs
and
technicians
in
eettlne
a
1
Dflfilt
vrwlitinn
to
t.he
ton
of
y-,e:
hold.
'
When
the
first
lot
was
landed,
he
piuir.g.
-.o'esome
fresh-ccking
cf.p.-sra-ic!
of
the
spring
i.
r.,n
tpa
atpr
tank
could
scarcely
be
disting
Dominion
Coal
Company's
1-B
ct
l,'irv
hnre,
officials
announced
Monday.
P"
S"tiTriov
tho
company
ex-poets
to
hive
rehired
about
225
f
Mi"
110!)
run
om'il'yd
at
the
rollicry
when
it
clrsed
two
rionthi
fiffn
for
mechanization.
ofi-i
-Is
sMd
further
rehiring
-i'l
rlc"-n-:
iT'-pl"
rr
the
shO'V-nf
th?
'list
nection
to
be
re-
Mount
Everest,
sports
writers
hope
the
professors
can
do
something
to
rai'
Britain's
flagging
athletic
prestige.
uished
from
rrehly-caujiiit
fi.sh.
Ihe
SKin
w?.s
vitjinut
b-uises.
h'
h
-
"'"n
rre
pesjnt
when
ice
is
used.
r
1
tv.o'
had
been
-tcred
in
refrljerated
sea
water
19
day?
wrre
oreforrcd
by
96
per
ent
c"
the
tasters.
-
-
t;
rr-"ncd.
j
Th"
cmfany
sid
the
mine
i
ws
lorin-i
money
bctoe.,
the'
ALEX
blXCLAI
i-nc.
To
acnuaint
them
with
the
subject,
there'll
be
Roger
Bannister,
who
recently
ran
the
world's
third-fastest
mile
and
is
a
medical
student
to
boot.
He'll
lecture
on
"the
control
61
orcath-ln?
during
exercise
"
Th"n
Johnnie
Lvnas.
trainer
of
the
championship
Blackpool
soccer
club,
will
discourse
on
kecp-'m
sc'-er
plnvers
in
trim.
Geoffrey
Dyson,
chief
coach
of
the
15.
oi
at.
is
the
first
Catharines,
Ont.,
I
f
V
.
I
1
'
-
!
Blind
Couple
Learn
to
Run
Half
Section
Stock
Farm
i
m
Amateur
Athletic
Association,
will
outline
the
scientific
aspects
of
distance
running.
Locker
room
experts
hope
that
bv
the
end
of
the
eight-day
con
Canadian
Sea
Cadet
to
win
the
11,500
two-year
scholarship
to
study
at
HMS
Conway,
Waifs,
Eng.,
a
Royal
Navy
navnt
training
collspe.
He
is
petty
officei,
fir.it
cla,;s,
in
the
St.
Catharines
corps,
and
will
report
to
the
college
early
in
September.
Kis
application
was
approved
by
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
and
he
will
receive
uniform,
board
ar.d
schooling
for
two
years
undor
the
scholarship.
Police
Arrest
17
Juveniles
READLYN",
Sa.'
k.
(P
Blind
;
Ernil
uses
a
team
of
hor.ses
to
Emll
strand
and
his
sister
Lena
clean
the
stable
and
haul
feed
who
have
only
seven
per
cent
of
and
seed
grain.
He
told
Mr.
Ru-normal
vision,
own
a
half-sec-
dolph
he
had
never
broken
off
a
tion
stock
farm
near
here
which
gate
post
while
driving
his
team
j
Th"v
run
without
outside
help.
land
wagon.
!
"I
find
many
examples
of
j
Neighbors
tell
of
the
time
Emil
,
courageous
enterprise
on
the
i
was
unable
to
get
a
hired
man
1
:f
i
!
I
7
I
fab
the
scientists
will
be
all
set
to
turn
their
attention
to
tire
main
sporting
problems
of
the
day.
i
part
of
those
without
sight
but
!to
run
his
binder
during
the
har
r
1
vest.
Emil
finally
got
a
young
boy
to
drive
the
tractor
and.
with
a
rope
from
the
tractor
j
one
of
the
most
outstanding
is
I
the
snry
vhi'-h
is
beinft
lived
by
Emil
and
Lena
Strand."
says
IR.
V.
Rudolnh.
field
and
social
FAST!
v.'orksr
for
the
Canadian
Na
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Seventeen
tionil
Institute
for
the
Blind
in
operator
to
his
wrist,
he
rode
the
binder
himself
and
cut
his
crop.
His
sense
of
balance
told
him
when
it
was
necessary
to
tilt
the
platform
of
the
binder,
and
a
tug
on
the
rope
told
him
kxm
-I
,7w.
i
sou?
hern
Saskatchewan.
Catle,
chief
source
of
income
on
th2
Strand
farm,
are
fori,
milked
and
cared
for
by
Fmll.
The
day
Mr.
Rudolph
visited
him.
Fmil
nrnudW
showrt
off
a
r
-v
in
vh
)
,i
t&f
MINUTES
THE
WINDY
CITY
picked
19-vear-old
Carol
Segemark
as
its
representative
in
the
Miss
America
Pageant
in
Atlantic
City
next
month.
Carol
stands
5
feet.
SV,
inches
tall,
weighs
1?.0
pounds,
and
has
a
34
bust
and
24
waist
as
well
as
blue-green
yes.
Her
talent
is
singing.
when
to
dump
the
bundle
carrier.
After
the
crop
was
cut,
Enill
stocked
it
himself.
Neighbors
said
the
rows
of
stooked
grain
were
straighter
than
those
in
the
next
field
which
had
been
stooked
by
a
sighted
man.
Teen-agers
have
been
arrested
by
city
police
after
a
week-end
wive
of
juvenile
disorder.
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Two
17-year-cids
were
crnre-rd
with
assaulting
two
young
f
iris.
They
were
arrested
after
the
pirls,
one
with
her
dress
t'-rn,
fled
for
safety
to
a
house.
The.
owner
called
police
and
the
youths
were
picked
up
nearby.
A
17-year-old
girl
was
arrested
in
connection
with
a
pickpocket
case
at
the
Pacific
National
Exhibition.
Fourteen
other
youths
were
tiken
into
custody
for
offences
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included
one
case
of
alleged
8rual
immorality.
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barn.
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himself,"
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CNIB
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him
in
stabling
the
14
miliioii
critics
cattle.
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