1
,
F
Prince
Rui-ctt
Doily
Jt,w.
I
'
Wollocc's
Dcpf.
Sorc
i:,i
..j,
iviuj
0(
.
Cabin
Cruiser
Now
Demonstrating
Latest
Device
For
Scanning
Seas
Celco
League
Bowling
Prizes
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
MAN
IN
THE
ATTIC
In
the
whale-catcher
Nahmint
and
proved
successful
in
locating
whales.
Another
set
installed
in
the
fishing
boat
Pacific
Sunrise
was
used
last
season
to
find
herring
schools
with
good
results.
IIKLP
IN
FOG
The
instrument
should
be
of
VANCOUVER
0
A
40-foot
cabin
cruiser,
the
Miss
Honeywell,
is
here
showing
Fraser
river
fishermen
and
tugboat
operators
the
latest
device
for
scanning
watery
depths.
She
is
equipped
with
the
"sea
scanar,"
a
development
of
wartime
Asdic
which
was
Invented
by
British
peientists
to
locate
submarines
bexw
the
surface.
JACK
FALANCE
-
CONSTANCE
SMITH
Also
"MAN
CRAZY."
NEVII.E
BRAND
-
CHRISTINE
WHITE
Adult
Entertainment
C
rru
r
i
-
'
T-r
i
I
I
great
assistance
to
Fraser
river
tugboatmen,
especially
in
fog,
for
it.
gives
a
true
picture
of
SHOW
TIMKS:
Man
Crazy
7
8:10
On
the
secret
list
for
a
long
I
surroundings
below
the
surface,
time,
it
Is
being
developed
com-
it
will
give
warning
of
shoals,
mercially
to
locate
schools
of
snags,
bridge
headings
and
chan-
TOTEM
A
famous
ViytTs
Thealre
Given
Winners
'
The
grand
roll-off
trophy
for
the
Celco
City
Mixed
Bowling
i
league
was
presented
to
the
Miller
Bay
Wildcats
at
the
wind-up
banquet
and
dance
held
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Auditorium,
j
Making
the
presentation
was
master
of
ceremonies
Jerry
Lord
and
sharing
in
the
trophy
'
were
players
Maxime
McFad-den,
Albert
MeFadden,
Mary
j
Havward.
Jack
Sedgewick.
Tony
;
Wade.
Betty
Wade
and
Nancy
j
Hunchak.
Guests
of
honor
for
the
evening
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Cook
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Rice.
Mr.
Cook
prtsti.ted
the
Oeorge
Cook
Tronhv
to
Rult
s.
the
winning
"A"
Division
team.
Sharing
honois
on
the
Cook
trophy
were
players
Bill
Collins,
Jessie
Collins,
Clare
Marineau,
Mamie
Marineau,
Don
Llewellyn,
Daisv
Llewellyr
Inez
Park-
Man
In
Attic
.
8:20
p.m.
nel
walls.
flsh
and
giving
warning
of
navigational
hazards.
One
of
the
first
commercial
sets
built
was
installed
last
year
por
MORE
I
Fun
In
The
Sun
TODAY
Lost
Times
7
-
9
p
m
EDMUND
O'BRIEN
-
AUDREY
TROTTER
k
"MAN
IN
THE
DARK
It
has
a
vertical
range
like
an
echo
sounder,
and
a
horizontal
range
of
1.600
feet
on
an
arc
of
240
degrees.
Like
radar,
a
picture
lights
up
on
an
Indicator
screen,
but
there
Is
also
an
audible
ping
which
has
a
different
freauency
for
different
objects,
making
it
easy
to
distinguish
between
a
school
of
fish
and
a
buoy.
,
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
-,
h
"I'lay"
Cli.l
lies
do
niiikc
a
iliffiTcin
c.
Wallace's
are
a
!:'
n:i
'he
:i
!'vt
to
bring
J'cm
the
latest.
See
Wallace's
"
.stuck
iic.v
and
remember
H
p
tliere's
nmre
arriving
every
clay.
'.1
'
ur-
...
.
,
if
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
CUS
KYLE
(left),
captain
of
Calgary
Stampcders,
stands
ready
to
accept
the
Edinburgh
Trophy
for
the
Stamps'
after
they
defeated
Quebec
Aces
4-2
in
the
final
game
of
the
East-West
hockey
finals
at
Calgary.
With
Kyle
at
the
presentation
of
the
newly-inaugurated
trophy
are
Al
Leader
(centre
i
president
of
the
Western
Hockey
League,
and
Frank
Currie,
Stampeder
coach.
.Calgary
won
the
sixth
game
of
the
best-of-nine
playoffs
to
win
the
series
five
games
to
one.
(CP
Photo
i
j
house
and
M.
HerU.jk.
Leagi-e
treasurer
Llovd
Rice
j
rsented
the
"B"
division
tro-.
rhy.
which
was
sponsored
by
the
CCC
300
Club,
to
the
winning
j
Timber-Tics
sextette.
The
play-j
era
'
were
Carol
Brentzen,
Reg
Phllllos.
Mildred
Wide,
Bert
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
For
reservations
write
ol
call
City
or
Depot
Office
CHOP
SUEY.
.
.
'I
.
.
.
CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
f3
f
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Edsars,
Irene
Lindsay,
Joe
Long,
u
!t
m
r.
r
s
:s
e
i
a
1
1
All
the
rhvtlim
mance,..the
son
i
'ry
Daily
Nts
Classifies
and
the
laughter
4
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
America's
Dancing
Years
unri
irson
and
Tiny
Carlson.
.
who
Is
now
In
Vancouver.
Individual
trophy
winners
were:
A
division
Men's
High
;
f
veroffe.
Bvron
Lofgren
with
200;
i
Ladies'
High
Average,
Marv
Po.
tuk
with
203;
Men's
High
Three,
Byron
Lofgren
with
791;
Ladles'
i
Wlrrti
Three
Marv
Postuk
with
756;
Men's
High
Single,
Bill
Mc-Chesnev
with
371
and
Ladles'
:
High
Single,
Shirley
Olnn
with
311.
I
B
Division
Men's
Hlr;h
Aver-
'
(
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
james
Stewart
june
allyson
Ttin
'Forcing'
IMay
Can
Also
Work
For
Declarer
Most
textbooks
discuss
at
some
length
the
mat
glehh
Miller
story
age,
Joe
Long
itn
195:
Ladies'
I
ter
of
"forcing"
declarer
that
is,
leading
good
High
Average,
Mildred
Wide
cards
in
the
side
suits
to
make
declarer
ruff
until
ljis
trump
length
is
reduced
beyond
the
danger
with
171:
Men's
High
Three,
Don
i
Fraser
with
'
728:
Ladles
High
1
Three,
Mildred
Wide
with
109;
'
Men's
High
Single,
Jim
Wright
j
with
320
and
Ladles'
High
Single,
j
May
Murray
with
301.
i
m
point.
Ckuus
mu(
huh
mat
nun
nt
9nd
Am
Mwiwl
"CrMh
'
(mm
VZ-&t
riANCCS
uncfodd
toun
iimini
iint
nurt
the
nooiimins
,
There
is
no
rcipfin
whv
th's
shouldn't
work
both
ways.
thouph
the
textbooks
arel
strangely
silent
rn
the
Kubicst
of
declarer
forcing
a
c'efendi-r.
Mr.
Masters,
found
it
necccmry
t
th
dealer
Nrithcr
sl'lr
viilnrrnbtf
Nurlli
(Mr.
Mull')
8
K
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3
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6
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8
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5
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4
Viv
l.jiol
(
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(141
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7
8
5
2
Si.iitll
(Mr.
Mati-rs)
a-
a
q
io
e
a
H
8
3
2
D
A
0
3
3
C
J
The
bidding:
Knrth
Enst
South
Wc
.t
1
C
1
H
18
11
3
S
Pa-is
4
8
All
Pavs
CAPITO
Shows
7
-
9:25
.
Added
Cartoon
-
News
to
use
that
line
'
f
l)!;'"
n
today
j
deal.
I
i
ARiilnst
the
four
.spado
con-j
tract
Mr.
Clvmninn
led
thf
kin-;
j
of
hearts.
Miss
Brash
elcctei
to
'
overtake
with
the
ace
nnd
re-'
turn
a
club.
Mr.
Clvmipioa!
A
FAMOl'S
ri.AVKRSTllt;A
Nine
Homers
Scored
in
WIL
By
ThP
A;
:,ic-lHl.('ll
Pre:
Western
International
Leaaue
pitchers
are
generous
with
thj
home
run
ball
this
season.
Only
three
games
were
played
Monday
night
but
nine
home
runs
were
listed
in
the
total
of
68
safe
hits
counted
In
ball
parks
at
Calgary,
Trl-City
and
Salem.
Four
homers
were
In
the
short-fenced
park
at
Calgary,
where
the
Edmonton
Eskimos
trounced
the
hometown
Stampcders
10-8.
Gus
Stathos,
.first
?oan
up
for
SPECIAL
PRICES
EVENINGS
Adults
75e;
Students
50c;
Children
SAT.
MATINEE
Adults
50c;
Students
50c;
Children
squirmed
slightly
in
his
chiir
at
thLs
development.
Whenever
his
partner
makes
an
out
of
the
or-i
dinary
play
he
immediately
.su--1
pects
it
of
being
an
error.
In
m
'
w
t
i
i
I
fact
it
is
an
error
to
him
until
proven
otherwise.
!
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TO
I
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IP;
'
'c.
fhqfc
a
question
we
all
have
to
play
carefully
If
he
now
found
four
trumps
In
one
opponent's
hand.
He
won
the
sec-end
trick
with
the
jack
of
clubs
and
led
the
acc
and
brother
spade.
GETS
BAD
Nr.V
KIDDIES
This
endearing
trait
is
one
of
I
Caigary,
lifted
ond
out
of
the
ask
ouiteJves!
the
successful
methods
of
throw
ARCH-PAL
We
adc
it
at
Imperial
tod.
:
And
the
answer
iff
to
BeftUhdi
RUNNER
ing
partner
off
his
game
if
you're
interested
in
accomplishing
that.
Actually,
Miss
Bra.;h'a
club
shift
was
a
good
shot
as
it
eliminated
Mr.
Masters'
only
entry
to
the
boaia
outside
the
trump
suit
Itself.
Mr.
Masters
realized
he
would
I
park,
and
Andy
Skurskl
and
i
Larry.
Manier
of
Edmonton
and
Dan
Lundberg
of
the
Stampcders
matched
the
feat,
j
At
Kennewick,
Marv
Williams
and
Dick
Oreco
homered
for
Vancouver
In
the
first
Inning
to
set
the
Capllanos
on
the
way
to
an
eventual
9-8
victory.
Len
i
Tran
contributed
a
four-masier
I
for
Tri-Clty
In
the
eighth.
Joe
Joshua
and
Tom
Perez
found
the
range
at
8alem
as
Victoria
racked
up
a
12-3
tri
everydol
for
play
and
L
.
-
in
niir-
annual
rPhrti-r-
Here
is
where
each
Imperial
dollar,
went
lacf
year.
CUSHION
HEEL
ARCH
SUPPORT
CUSHION
INSOLE
He
gut
the
bad
news
when
Miss
Brash
discarded
a
small
heart
on
the
second
trump
lead.
Winning
with
the
jack
of
.spade
j
he
now
abandoned
trump:;
and
cashed
the
ace
.of
clubs.
He
was
tareful
to
discard
a
heart
Instead
of
a
diamond
from
the
closed
hand.
He
could
not
afford
to
have
dummy
forced
with
heart
leads.
When
the
ace
of
clubs
held
the
king
was
played
and
the
last
heart
discarded
while
Mr.
Champion
ruffed.
This
reduced
Mr.
Champion's
trump
holding
tr;
one,
the
same
holding
as
dummy's.
He
returned
the
queen
of
diamonds
and
Mr.
Masters
won
with
the
ace
and
led
a
low
spade
to
dummy's
king.
The
club
suit
then
furnished
rnough
diamond
discards
to
maKt
me
contract.
'53ft
went
to
buy
crude
oil
and
other
raw
materials
.
p.
,
umph
over
the
Senators.
Victoria
won
the
game
early.
The
Tyecs
scored
five
runs
In
the
second
Inning
and
never
were
threatened.
Snug
heel
fit,
lots
of
l
"
In
cfllors
of:
h
11
I
1
'
i.
i
V
Ruby,
Plaid.
Blue,
Green,
Brown,
Red,
Jade
j&w
went
to
operating
costs
...including
pay
cheques
Sizes
4
to
2.
Priced
from
$2.69
to
$2.95
FASHION
F00TWEA
RARELY
PRESENT
I
IPSWICH,
England
0
A
j
mother
who
had
admitted
ttu-.t
her
six-year-old
daughter
had
been
absent
from
school
362
j
'
times
In
16
months,
was
fined
15
shillings.
I
-fo
our
employees.
.
Rope
Mishap
Fatal
to
Boy
CAMPBELL
RIVER,
B.C.
(P
Separate
strangling
mishaps
took
the
life
of
a
12-year-old
boy
and
put
another
in
hospital
here.
Dead
is
Edward
David
Hutchinson
who
was
found
hanging
by
a
rope
in
shed
near
his
home.
Lourdes
Hospital
said
Eddie
Quatell,
three-year-old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Quatel
of
the
Indian
reserve
near
here
is
In
improved
condition.
On
the
seriously
"ill
list
Saturday
night,
he
was
rushed
to
hospital
after
he
was
nearly
choked
to
death
when
he
apparently
became
entangled
in
op
of
tne
supporting
ropes
of
a
swing.
RCMP
said
the
Hutchinson
boy
was
found
by
his
father.
Elwood.
when
he
arrived
home
from
work
Just
before
six
p.m.
All
attempts
to
revive
him
failed.
He
was
last
seen
alive
about
4:30
p.m.
10
was
gobbled
up
PI
in
taxes
...
and
this
doesnf
n,
SEftA
rt
J
.
'WW
i
ihrlndp.
4ho
nrnwinria
f-1
r
4
was
used
to
replace
worn-out
FREE
SHOW
SEE
YOl'lt
FIGHTING
NAVY
IN
ACTION
A
Colorful
Travelogue
of
Canada
THE
NAVY
FLIES"
Scenes
from
,
ISLE
OF
CAI'Itl
-
MT.
VESUVIUS
-
ill
KMl
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A
.
HAWAII
CIVIC
CENTRE
-8
p.m.
MAY
20
equipment.
TheiesU4.--';i
A.
INLAND
WATERFOWL
The
double-ercsted
cormorant
which
Inhabits
some
inland
lakes
Is
about
the
size
of
the
loon,
blacki.sh
In
color.
was
dividends
to
our
shareholders
-for
the
use
of
plants
and
equipment
bought
Sure
of
a
good
welcome
'
BUCHANAN'S
mACK&WHITE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
j
with
theit
money.
OlicSic
lctiS
in
ENJOY
Joyef
'
f
Canada's
Mildest.
X
&s!M23
Cigarette
'
50HhW
By
Appointment
to
tK
lat
King
Corg
VI
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
Distilled,
Blended
and
Bottled
i"
Sc0,ln
CONTENTS
J6!4
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f
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ms
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is
not
puousnea
or
ui'i-.
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f
liuiiiJ(
Cwitrol
Board
ui
bj
the
uovernnicnt
f
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t