Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
July
29,
1933
SCREEN
FLASHES
Five
Airmen
Taken
Into
Custody
For
Irregularities
at
Lachine
TODAY
ONLY
"Sdvog
Mutiny"
gT
'Jock
McColl
Detpcrodvf
,
OTTAWA
At
-Canada's
motion
r.
1
-
-
'
MONTREAL
(P
Five
airmen
suburban
Lachine
have
been
;
station
at
Lai
nine,
has
broujiht
employed
in
the
accounting
de-
laKcn
into
custody
for
misappro-
to
light
Irregularities
In
the
fin-partment
of
the
RCAF
station
at
priating
$4,500.
iancial
accounting
system.
HI
i
"7
UMK
B
m
Tllis
f
1
1
c
1
a
1
announcement
J
"Five
airmen
have
been
placed
picture
Industry
Is
growing
into
a
lusty,
multi-million-dollar
baby.
In
its
first
comprehensive
survey
of
the
industry,
the
bureau
of
statistics
reports
that
31
prl-vately-owncd
firms
grossed
$2,-600,000
on
operations
during
On
land
or
sea
r
in
love
...
lie
took
Hjlat
.
'
from
a
world
at
war.
,"
PRINCE
of
PIRATES
In
Color
by
Technicolor
STARRING
JOI
IN
DEREK
-
BARBARA
RUSH
i
ill
'0
.......
in
t.u.luuj
7lliuil&
.riltlltl)ll
Ul
headquarters
in
Ottawa,
but
re-
i
an
investigation
ordered
by
air
ports
here
had
the
amount
in-
force
authorities,
voived
as
high
as
$20,000.
"Investigation
to
date
shows
Air
force
officials
here
had;
that
approximately
$4,500
has
little
to
say.
Wing
Cmdr.
E.
R.
been
misappropriated,
a
large
Johnnton.
officer
commanding
part
of
which
has
been
recovered,
the
station
at
Lachine,
although
Names
of
the
personnel
involved
3
WALLACE'S
E
DEPT.
STORE;
1952.
This
sum
was
divided
into
$1,331,393
from
production
and;
i
$1,274,137
from
printing
films.
STARTS
TOMORRi
The
commercial
industry
em-
;
ployed
388
persons
and
paid
them
$1,006,918
in
salaries
and
j
wages
but
that
was
exclusive
of
j
the
people
employed
on
three
i
Also
Cartoon
News
"World
At
Your
Kret"
"Hollywood
Fun
Festival"
Shows
7
-
9:00
CAPITO
MX
admitting
an
Irregularity,
said
j
will
not
bo
released
until
charges
he
did
not
wish
to
make
any
'
have
been
laid."
;
comment
at
this
stage.
Meanwhile,
the
Gazette
says
in
a
!
Air
Commodore
A.
C.
Ripley,
;
a
front-page
story
that
an
an-
commanding
officer
of
the
air
j
onyrnous
caller
who
said
he
transport
command,
said
a
board
worked
in
the
accounting
office
j
of
inquiry
has
been
appointed,
!
of
the
Lachine
station
disclosed
'but
he
would
not
name
the
'
what
was
eointr
on.
A
FAMOUS
I'UYtRSTi,,;
)
The
informant,
who
claimed
at
A
MAN(
III
KIAX
PONY,
delivering
CARE
food
packages
to
the
In
Ae
Won
Orphanage
in
Masan.
Korea,
patiently
allows
three
of
the
young
orphans
to
hitch
a
ride
on
his
cart.
CARE-Canada
is
now
conducting
a
nation-wide
campaign
for
contributions
for
CARE
parcels
for
needy
Korean
war
victims.
feature-length
films
made
In
Canada
during
1952.
The
Industry
produced
15
theatrical
shorts
and
206
noncommercial
films
of
five
minutes
or
longer.
Most
of
the
latter
were
in
ralor
with
English
sound
tracks.
Sixteen
were
produced
'THE
SUNDOWNERS"
TODAY
7
-
8:30
jjj
!
members.
B
I
i
Officials
would
not
say
how
'Jong
the
payroll
padding
system
j
had
been
going
on.
Thp
nfficint
Rt.ntpmpnr.
sniH
i-tUDIN'
FOOLS"
YARD
Ttie
most
welcome
'A
routine
audit
at
the
RCAF
BLACKWOOD
on
LtftAJ
UAH
l
IftA
1
GOODS
j
:Clea
ranee:
for
sponsors
outside
Canada.
Government
agencies
such
ns
the
'national
film
board
produced
58
theatrical
shorts
and
102
non-theatrical
films
of
five
minutes
or
longer.
Most
of
the
non-theatrical
films
were
in
black
and
white
with
English
sound
tracks.
The
agencies
also
produced
five
theatre
trailers,
75
newsreel
least
$20,000
had
been
embezzled,
said
the
system
worked'this
way:
"One
of
the
five
airmen
found
a
loophole
In
the
apparently
fool-proof
air
force
accounting
system.
"The
air
force
did
away
with
the
individual
pay
book
accounting
system
and
started
a
new
sheet
system.
"All
they
did
was
up
the
amount
of
each
man's
pay
cheque.
At
the
end
of
the
day
they
would
make
up
a
half
dozen
or
so
extra
cheques.
"These
were
ninde
out
in
the
names
of
fictitious
wing
com-mandersor
air
commodores.
The
officer
in
charge
would
not
myites
m
MSTUft
OISPIAY
eooturr
CATMOOt
isxu
By
FASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Now's
The
Time
To
Sew
And
Save
snimiuv
.'torics
for
theatres
and
tclevl-!
Counting
Can
Save
You
From
Helping
the
Enemy-There
seems
to
be
an
awful
stigma
attached
to
the
leading
of
a
card
which
enables
declarer
to
ruff
in
one
hand
while
discarding
from
the
other.
at;!
slon
and
96
filmstrips.
The
bureau
said
employment
,
and
revenue
figures
for
federal
and
provincial
government
agencies
were
not
requested
because
;
they
are
not
directly
comparable
to
similar
data
of
private
infills!
ry
in
relation
1o
films
Wf
Course
at...
I
WALLACES
I
m
n
Often,
when
when
this
comes
up
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
DEPT.
STORE
S
m
m
0MT
BASSlrt
j
notice
these
additional
cheques
i
In
the
course
of
signing
several
j
thousand
others."
i
One
transport
command
offi-j
c!al
termed
the
case
a
"most
peculiar
deal"
and
one
that
might
not
have
been
spotted
but
for
a
twinge
of
conscience
of
one
j
of
the
airmen.
I
He
said
the
air
force
has
a
"pretty
fine
chaplain
service"
and
apparently
one
of
the
men
involved
went
to
his
chaplain
!
when
his
conscience
got
the
better
of
him.
RtCHARO
SALE
m
m
imiiaiiiiaiieiaii
tsoeauiwART
Oaily
News
Hani
A.ls
Get
KeMilts
PHOME
MESSENGER
TOTEAA
THURS.
ro
there
is
nothing"
you
can
do
about
It.
But
there
is
nothing
to
be
ashamed
of.
Declarer
his
just
played
the
hand
well.
Many
times,
however,
as
In
today's
deal,
there
IS
something
you
can
do.
You
can
count.
Mrs.
Keen
led
the
queen
"f
hearts
and
it
was
ducked
all
around.
Next
came
the
jack
of
hearts,
dummy
and
Mr.
Abel
played
low
and
Mr.
Dale
ruffed.
He
laid
down
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
got
the
bad
news
wlAn
Mrs.
Keen
discarded
a
small
spade.
He
now
had
a
sure
trump
loser,
he
had
already
lost
a
heart
and
apparently
there
was
a
club
loser
unless
one
opponent
had
the
queen-jack
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
Nurlh
(Mr.
Miixkv)
S-A
8
H-
KIS
D
8
6
4
3
C
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10
2
(Mrx.
Komi)
(Mr.
AIipI)
7
6
5
2
B-J
10
4
3
H
Q
J
10
7
3
H
A
4
J
D
None
R-QJ
10
C
3
7
5
C
J
8
hniilh
(Mr.
Ilule)
S-K
Q
H
8
D
A
K
9
7
6
3
C
A
8
4
3
The
bidding:
South
Went
Nrth
1
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Pass
2
U
4
O
Pn.ss
5
U
Phsb
Pass
,
FIMOI'S
FI.VFKS
TIIKATRB
.
7
p.m.
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Hibernia
is
the
old
classical
name
for
Ireland
used
by
the
Romans.
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NtW8
BRINGS
EES'.
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVERY
SERVICE
Furniture
Freight
Baggage
Parcels
Coal
and
Wood
Lumber
Tradesmen's
Equipment
Builder's
Supplies
Deer
Bottles
(5
dozen
or
more)
Dry
Kindling
For
Sale
li-l'ON
COVERED
VAN
AT
VOIR
DISPOSAL
East
Pass
Pass
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
BlacU
H46
and
Red
131
He
proceeded
as
follows.
He
cashed
the
king
of
diamonds,
COLDWELl
.
TONIGHT
CFPR
-
9:30
DINING
PLEASURE
.
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
MM
MARE
M
5HRM
TEH
I
When
iriends
drop
in
.serve
Coke
and
snack
the
king
of
spades,
then
led
the
queen
of
spades
to
dummy's
ace.
Then
he
ruffed
dummy's
last
heart
and
put
Mr.
Abel
in
with
a
diamond.
Mr.
Abel
looked
pretty
sad.
It
eppeared
to
him
that
If
he
returned
a
club
from
his
own
hand,
Mr.
Dale
would
ruff
In
dummy
and
discard
a
club
from
his
own
hand.
And
he
was
right.
That's
what
Mr.
Dale
would
have
done.
But
it
wouldn't
have
helped
him
in
the
slightest
degree.
The
point
is,
Mr.
Abel
should
have
known
that.
All
he
had
to
do
was
to
count
the
hand.
The
fall
of
the
cards
had
told
him
that
Mr.
Dale
had
started
with
exactly
six
diamonds
and
one
heart,
By
inference,
he
had
started
with
two
spades.
This
was
based
on
the
facts
that
he
had
played
the
queen
and
ace
of
spades
on
one
trick
and
that,
if
he
had
held
more
than
two
spades,
he
would
have
ruffed
them
before
throwing
Mr.
Abel
in
the
lead.
On
this
reasoning,
Mr.
Dale
had
four
clubs.
Therefore,
the
slutf
of
one
club
from
the
closed
had
would
not
help
him.
But
Mr.
Abel
had
failed
to
make
this
simple
count.
He
returned
the
Jack
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
ace.
finessed
the
10
at
the
next
trick
and
made
his
contract.
I
Sometimes
you're
expecting
gueal
I
Sometimes
you're
not.
But
you're
alwnys
prepBred
witli
Coke
and
tasty
tid-biU
on
hand.
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that's
where
Chevron
PnuWri-
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MlFSSfl
fHTOlmiikMiiM1
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is
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SUPREME.
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hM
i
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sPard
10
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Bri,ish
Columbia
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MkitlffWnRffifflimnB
motorisU
highway-proven
motor
fuel.
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"
-Jr.
There's
only
one
way
to
be
certain
you're
(rotting
the
finest
in
motoring
pleasure.
Make
your
own
SUPREMK
test.
Kill
up
at
any
Standard
Station
or
Chevron
Gaa
Station,
then
let
performance
convince
you.
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m.
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Herd's
an
opn
mvlta.
tion.
Ask
at
Standard
Stations
or
Chevron
Ga
Stations
for
your
free
copy
o(
the
Gasoline
Mileage
Record.
Make
your
own
road-test
for
economy.
1
ft
JIM
Ali'SSi
m
m.
v
4
mm
if
I
ii
3
high
performance
qualifies
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n
ii
11
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IT
S
THE
TOTAL
OF
ALL
EIGHT
THAT
MAKES
CHEVRON
SUPREMS
ilittgt
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Ten-watt
s
h
1
p
-
to
-
s
h
1
p
transmitter
wll
h
Dynamotor
power
Mipply.
Recoinmend-ed
for
distances
up
to
100
miles
.
.
.
Ideally
suited
for
small
bout
Installation.
Ptrwtr
Anlt-Knock
quality
Tuka
nouah
homi
Vapor-lwk
prcvenlion
Quick
Starting
Fatt
warm-up
Acceleration
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(eiwnoih
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GASQUZi
J
Thrill
to
the
eaeer
restlessness
of
the
thoroughbred
in
every
horsepower
of
your
motor
when
you
use
Chevron
Supreme
Caroline
Let
city
traffic
and
open
highway
driving
convince
you
that
here
is
the
perfectly
balanced
fuel.
NOW!
MAKE
THE
TEST
FOR
SMOOTH
ACCELERATION!
Call
at
any
Standard
Station
or
Chevron
Gai
Station
and
fill
up
with
Chevron
Supreme.
See
for
yourself
how
Standard
of
B.C.
technicians
have
refined
a
gasoline
with
ALL
EIGHT
High'
Performance
Qualities,
truly
SUPREME
gasoline.
Make
the
SUPREME
test
today
for
nnooth
acce'.sration.
today.
b
bottle
carton
&
Triced
Complete
witli
Power
Supply
'169-50
McRae
Bros.
Lid.
The
Store'
That
Service
Built'
Phone
6
or
36
t
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at.'"''--''
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lOmt
ltdtnl
Tmmu.
Mn
if
til
tt
ft
M'(
cf
Standard
Sfsticns
id
Chevron
Gcs
Stations
Authorized
bottler
of
Coco-Cola
under
conlract
with
Coca-Cola
Udi
.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
132
"Coke"
Is
a
registered
trade-mark.