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Today
and
Saturday
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
12,
1954
r-venlng,
"S
Matinee
Huu'Z
',:'l
Queen
s
Yacht
Disappointment
to
Experts
From
Warner
Bros,
in
a
Relentless
Storm
or
SnJ
W.S.-Born
Mayor
All
for
Aussies
He
Tells
Queen
TOWNSVILLE,
Australia
I
;
Australia's
only
America
n-borrt
I
mavor
was
presented
today
to
0LM
By
JAMES
P.
KING
LONDON
HP
The
Qnpnn
is
in-
ing
to
ride
home
from
her
royal
tour
in
style
aboard
a
$(i.000,00()
yacht.
.
!
Finishing
touches
are
being
put
on
the
new
rovol
yacht
Britannia
at
Portsmouth
navy
yard.
lh,
Hrifnnnia
i--
the
first
royal
yacht
built
in
half
a
century
3LACKWGOD
on
BRIDGE
uy
tnjLtT
DLALKWUUU
5
Vsjv
1
f
LEX
BARKER
PHYLLIS
KIRK
win
ii
;
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
Paul
T.
Wherry
was
travelling
around
the
world
from
Chicago
w
hen
he
hit
Australia
in
1935.
j
He
settled
down
In
Charters
j
Town,
80
miles
west
of
here
in
!
NCO's
and
Gunners,
120
HAA
Battery
Invite
you
to
attend
their
ST.
PATRICK'S
DAY
DANCE
Music:
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
and
it's
a
far
cry
from
the
7WI-tnn
wooden
paddle
steamer
t'l
it
was
the
first
royal
yacht
113
years
a
no.
Some
.sca-loviii"
I';-1-
:
s
admittedly
di.sarpoin'.rd
in
the
Britannia.
Lawrence
Iju.m.
one
of
the
architects,
s:
I
h"
wa.-n'l'
entirely
pleased,
explaining:
"The
royal
apartment
between
the
second
and
thirl
masts
look
as
if
they
hart
bee:i
added
as
an
al'terthoir'.ht
."
Another
leading
naval
architect
vote
to
the
editor
of
a
London
newspaper:
"Ships
should
be
a
.showpiece
or
BriU-h
shipbuilding,
fiiio
i-.n''
Her
superstructure
locks
like
i.
three-tif'r
weddim
I;-
thai
crumbles
in
the
middle."
The
Britannia
413
feet
Key
with
a
55-foot
beam
-will
he
powcrrrl
bv
lour
."'cam
turhine:
and
have
a
:
p;
i"l
nl
21
;::io's
I
-
ICxtrit
"NORTH
OK
THE
SAHARA"
"HORN
TO
SKI"-
tote!
CARTOON
Strip
Opposing
Hands
To
Set
Up
Knd-i'lay
j
Mr.
Muzzy's
double
of
the
six-club
contract
was
very
bad.
True,
it
appeared
likely
on
the
bidding
;
that
he
could
win
two
club
tricks,
but
it
was
by
no
means
certain,
as
the
final
result
proved.
There
was
also
the
danger
the
double
would
drive
the
opponents
out
on
an
unmakeable
six
club
contract
into
a
j
laydov
n
contract
of
six
no
trump.
At
the
Armouries
Friday,
March
12
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
EVERYONE
WELCOME
.
Admission
$1.00
each
Dancing
10-2
tot
Mm
9tr.Vm
JUDY
ilOLLIDAY
s.....
.........
...........
...........
Mr.
Masters
had
to
play
hii
bc.'t
but
lie
made
six
clubs
by
a
Australia's
northeast
state
of
Queensland,
and
married
a
local
girl.
Today
he
has
three
children,
a
furniture
business,
Is
a
naturalized"
Australian
and
the
local
mayor.
To
see
the
Queen
he
and
his
family
rode
in
their
truck
for
two
days
through
flooded
country.
I
hen
caught
a
train.
In
his
still-midwcstern
accent,
he
'told
the
Queen:
"Well.
I
cuess
it
was
like
this,
Your
Majesty.
I
Just
liked
the
town,
I
liked
the
people
I
married
one
incidentally
so
1
settled
there.
And
I
wouldn't
leave
for
all
the
bucks
tn
the
United
States."
M
ultra-modern
with
a
special
rare
tyS
oi
end-plav.
In
talk-
plant,
a-i
all-
"'?
about
end-plays
the
impor-
walei'
(li.sti'.lii
l...f7Trr:.,,,J
mzMW
clcetvlc
p.allev,
air
comlitimiiiv.
tanee
of
stripping
the
hand
m
MlCIUtl
0
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IU,
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nm,
t.
IP
WXIIIIW
u
CAPIT
..
Vlfkl'L'
MOl'S
Also
"Rasslin"
Rogues"
"Down
V
linger
in
the
Corn"
Evenings
7-9
p.m.
Saturday
Mat.
2
-
4:25
p.m.
S'Mith
driller.
Utah
hUles
vulnerable.
North
(Mr.
Iliilr)
S
K
9
7
3
H
Q
8
l
K
8
6
4
C
J
5
2
HiM
.
Ijlsl
(
Mr.
Mll
)
(
Mr.
Miel)
310
ill
S-I
8
5
H-
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0
S
H
10
9
7
4
2
1
J
9
D
10
7
8
3
2
c
K
10
8
6
c
none
Himtli
(Mr.
Muvirrs)
S
A
Q
H
A
K
3
II
A
y
(.
-
A
Q
9
7
4
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Ttie
Ultldllig:
Siinitli
West
Nurt.h
Eu-st
2
C
I'uss
3
N
r
Hubs
4
C
Hnss
8
C
Paa
1'a.ss
L.LU.
All
Pusa
Wollace's
Deportment
Store
Get
In
The
"Mood"
With
Wallace's
New
SKIRTS
&
BLOUSES
FOR
SPRING
.
You'll
like
the
variety.
Styles
for
all
ages.
Prices
for
every
purse.
All
the
new
wonder
fabrics
chosen
from
the
leading
factories
.
of
Montreal,
Toronto
and
Winnipeg.
Yours
to
choose
at
Wallace's.
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
FA.
PLAYKRSli
and
a
stabiher
to
reduce
the
roil
cannot
be
emphasized
too1
in
mu-.h,
we.vher.
Trie
'
hol
e:
strongly.
Simply
stated,
this
:
d
tI's
are
st:nii;i
enoii'.'h
to
land
process
consists
of
removing
a
helicopter
in
an
em'Tcncy.
from
th
opponent's
hands'
The
Britannia
is
a
lorf
il
every
card
which
would
con-
ship,
too
palntrd
royal
bltte
stitu'o
a
sale
ret
,.
,
'
witli
a
(iM
hind
below
the
1
vel
in
today's
har.J,
the
stripping
of
the
upper
decks,
a
white
sin-
process
was
carried
to
its
ulti-
j
hum.
1
and
three
ma-'s
in
mate
degree.
Mr.
Muzzy
led
tlv
I
buff.
The
crew
wear
rpeeKl
0,.Uee
of
spades
and
Mr.
Mas-'
uniforms
a
sere
jumper
worn
ters
won
with
the
a.
He
laid
rr-ie
th"
iron-,
us
n.
)
of
.
own
the
arc
of
clubs
and
got
outside
with
all
ratings
flashing
;the
bad
mws
wnen
Mr
Abe,
siiouider
emblems
bear
a
plaved
a
small
diamond,
crown
and
inscription
"Royal;
Next
he
lald
down
the
queen
Vaeht
Service
"
'
of
spades,
overtook
with
duin-
Britain,
Russia
Hold
Trade
Talks
,
Legion
Ladies'
Auxiliary
MOSCOW
(Reuterst
Sir
Ore-
ST.
PATRICK'S
DANd
Friday,
March
12
Legion
Auditoriu
S
(i
rrmce
unanes,
3,
ana
ms
s-i
....,
kln
returned
a
snadA.i
ville
Maginnes.
president
of
the
;
Kusso-Biitish
Chamber
of
Com-'
mer.:e,
conferred
Thursday
ntsht
with
a
Soviet
trade
chief
about
plans
for
expanding
trade.
Maginnes,
who
Is
head
of
a
nine-man
delegation
of
British
machine-
tool
manufacturers
now
In
Russia
met
the
Soviet
Chamber
of
I
luffed
it
low.
He
entered
dum-!
ter.
Princess
Anne.
3,
v
ili
sail
on
the
Britannia
in
May
t.
me
't
niv
niy.iin
u-ith
tho
n.mnr,
..r
'
their
mother
and
dad
at
Tobriik..,,.,
J
ud
dum
.g
last
d
Modern
Music
by
JAKE'S
RHYTHM
KINGS
Dancing
10-2
Admission
J:
Grand
Door
Prize
Refreshments
Sold
for
the
homeward
voyage
wind
No
Socialism
In
School
Work
Says
Director
and
ruffed
it
low.
ing
up
t
he
royal
tour
.
SHORT
NOTICE
AUCTION
SALE
SATURDAY,
MARCH
13
at
2:30
p.m.
In
the
Auction
Booms,
corner
Fourth
Ave.
and
Mi
Bride
1
Trade
chairman,
Mikhail
Nes-!
terov.
I
Now
he
cashed
the
ace
and
Iking
of
hearts
and
the
ace
of
I
diamonds.
He
followed
with
the
queen
of
diamonds
which
was
j
SASKATOON
CP
There
is
lu
overtaken
with
dummy's
king.
sodal
lndoctrinaUon
taught
in
I
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
maintains
an
Enquiry
Bureau
to
trace
missing
persons
In
all
parts
of
the
world.
....
..v.
-
uiaiiiuiiu
Hum
S'Kka
rheman
schools,
Henry
the
board
and
ruffed
with
the
ELKS
DANC
1
TO
iCor.
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
Sti
I
Wilcox
Gay
TAPE
RECORDING
MACHINE,
(new)
and
two
rolls
audiotape.
1
Rose
Chesterfield
Suite
Dressers
1
Chest
of
Drawers
1
Radio
I
Ladies'
Wrist
Watch
1
Gent's
Wrist
Watch
1
Rollaway
Single
B-d-1
4-ft.
Hollywood
Bel
1
Oil
Burner
Range
1
Oil
Burner
Heater
1
Hotplate
3
Electric
Kangettes
1
New
Chrome
Suite
1
Radio
1
Corner
Cabinet
And
many
other
items.
iW
EVERY
FRIDAY
MM
Jansen,
provincial
director
of
school
curricula,
said
Thursday
;
In
an
Interview.
He
added
thai
the
school,
however,
like
other
educational
agencies,
"must
take
a
part
in
improving
society."
He
was
asked
to
comment
on
criticisms
that
the
modern
school
is
attempting
to
indoctrinate
certain
social
attitudes,
culled
a
totalitarian
idea,
with
teachers
acting
as
'social
engineers",
"In
no
sense
whatsoever
Is
there
any
indoctrination
In
our
education
system."
he
said.
queen
of
clubs.
At,
this
point
Mr.
Muzzy's
double
looked
pretty
silly
even
to
him.
He
was
down
to
three
cards,
the
king,
ten
and
eight
of
clubs.
If
he
refused
to
win
and
played
the
eight
of
clubs.
Mr.
Masters
would
simply
lead
a
cluj
toward
dummy's
jack
and
mat
card
would
be
fcound
.
to
win
the
slam
-going
trick.
I
Actually
Mr.
IWuzzy
over-ruffed
with
the
.;lng.
He
was
now
i
'Hi
List
Your
Goods
for
This
Sale
Music
by
THE
WESTERNAIRES
All
unescorted
ladiex
admitted
free
.
before
11
p.m.
HOT
DOGS
SOFT
DRINKS
left
with
the
ten-eight,
dummy'
There
was
a
need
for
children
to
GEO.
J.
DAWES
THE
AUCTIONEER
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
I
OR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Phone
Red
127
-
Black
846
nao.
jacu-rive
in
clubs
and
Mr.
"p
"conscious
of
their
Masters
had
nine-seven.
It
was
bilities
to
the
group
and
to
learji
Mr.
Muzzy's
lead,
given
to
him
i
the
ways
of
coming
to
conclu-at
exactly
the
right
time,
and
!
sions
that
represent
the
fcelinns
anything
he
led
would
give
Mr.
of
lhe
group."
JUNE
HAVOC
Drama
Features
June
Havoc
On
Air
Tonight
DVERTlKlNO
IN
THIS
OAiLY
NLWS
BRINGS
RE
.
Masters
his
contract.
FREE
GOODS-LOW
PRICES
FRONT
ENTRANCE
EASY
PARKI
Mationalists
Honor
Founder
I
AT
lAXi'EH.
Formosa
iP
Na-
lionali.st
China
today
observed
0'lFOOP
AAAilK!
NEAR
ALGOMA
PARK
tlio
29th
anniversary
of
the
death
of
Sun
Yat-Sen.
founder
of
the
Chinese
republic.
The
anniversary,
eommemora
ted-as
Arbor
Da",
was
marked
by
numerous
tree-painting
ceremonies.
GENERAL
if
ELECTRIC
j
$11Q.50'
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5
June
Havoc,
supported
by
Martin
Ciabel,
stars
as
Mona
,
Leslie
in
the
Kurd
Theatre
production
of
"Reckless"
to
be.
heard
over
CFPR
tonight
at
8:30
o'clock.
i
In
the
story,
Ned
Riley
iMar-j
tin
Gabeli
is
a
gambler,
promo-!
ter
and
nian-ubuut-town
who
i'
quick
with
action
but
slow
with
words.
He
never
gets
around
to
proposing
and
the
cirl
with
whom
he
is
in
love,
musicul
comedy
star
Minn
Leslie
(June
Havoc
I
elopes
whh
a
play'joy
'
named
Hub
Harrison.
j
Mi:na
1
l
ies
to
make
Boh
;
happy
and
goes
to
live
with
him
;
on
the
Hsirrinm
estate.
Bob.
;
however,
repents
his
hasty
mar-
I
riagc
and
wnen
his
former:
lianeee
marries
he
is
beside
himself
with
iealciuy.
He
shoots
himself
ami
Mona
i.s
held
moral-
!
ly
responsible
for
his
tlf.ith.
I
She
is
involv
d
In
a
bitter
si1-
:
uation
with
Bob's
family
and
'
finally
agrees
she
will
not
as!;
for
any
of
her
late
husband's
I
money
if
she
may
keep
the
child
;
that
i.s
born
to
them.
She
then;
tries
to
.support
her-elf
and
1
child
by
going
back
to
the
stage,
j
Things
are
increasingly
difficult
:
until
Nod
Riley
again
enters1
the
picture
and
raises
the
money:
for
a
musical
in
which
she
can;
star.
;
Willi
cvrry
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nliii
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Monday
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
DOMESTIC
SHORTENING
1-lb.
carton
33c
Here
is
a
wonderful
new
kind
of
vacuum
cleaner
that
does
the
complete
houseeleaning
job
with
such
phenomenal
ease
and
timesavinc
thoroughness
that
everything
comes
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with,
a
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sparkling-clean
"new
look"
even
the
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And
it's
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LOOK!
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d
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Moving
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Place
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since
the
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you
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corner
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Test
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.
.
.
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ease
and
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that
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vmi1
3.
You
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See
the
Dirt!
That's
right
there's
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bag
or
can
to
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Dirt
is
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in
a
king-size
disposable
bag.
Gather
it
up
at
the
top
and
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it
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.
.
.
dirt,
bag
and
all!
And
because
the
"Throw-Away"
bag
is
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you
replace
it
only
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few
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year!
4.
Quiet
Operation!
Here
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Its
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air-cooled
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is
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In
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Radio
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8
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There's
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designed
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floor
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They
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inar
furniture,
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or
wall
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All
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In
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You'll
be
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this
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new
General
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And
you'll
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that
it
is
the
mo.t
effective
home
cleaner
ever
made.
Northern
B.
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Power
COMPANY
LIMITED
:
Phone
210
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Block
Prince
Rupert
With
Offices
at
Stewart,
B.C.
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$15.00
TripleSim
EGGS,
carlon,
large
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57c
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$27-oo
COFFEE,
Nabob,
Regular,
lb.
1.12
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POTATOES
100-lb.
sack
2.99
Interior,
Good
Cookers
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$41-40
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TO
SEE
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and
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Frozen
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Magazines
Complete
assortment
Everyday
Greeting
Can's
Mrs.
Willman's
Cakes
and
Cookies
always
fresh
Phone
266
(Office
opposite
Post
Office)
rd
Ave