Prince
Rupert
Da,!
Nrw.
Monday.
June
i
'
Wallace's
Depf.
Store
Venice
With
Maze
of
Canals
Sinking
About
Inch
per
Year
BOY
TRAPPFH
ruuTr
HELPS
RESCUERS
SAW
LZ
VANCOUVER
(,Eiilv
TI.r,.
9
k
'.
V
VENICE
n
Venice
the
romantic
city
of
lagoons
and
singing
gondoliers
is
slowly
sinking
under
the
caressing
seas.
l""'"
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e"
S
"ran,
Experts
say
no
technique
now
known
can
save
the
most
famous
of
the
world's
strange
cities.
It
is
sinkinj
almost
an
Inch
svery
ten
years.
"
l"e
"mo
so
he
could
s,u'
help,,
he
i.
j
7he
.boy
was
playing
witn
compaCn
,
tumble.
The
branch,
n
he
part
of
a
low
bush
ft-near
the
foot
and
came
out
near
th
,te
pn.
hl5
rit
Ambulance
driver
Tom
v
'
Andrews
v
w
...
'
""7
ui
.
"
oul
01
the
wa
y
,,
i
"
e
t
j
anu
11c
uiuii
l
uuve
iiine
to
think."
m
nm
bu
j
St.
Mark
Square
has
beo:i
awash
in
reecnt
years
with
a
foot
of
water
almost
every
spring
at
high
tide.
The
marble
of
the
great
square
is
only
15
Inches
above
present
sea
level.
Yet
only
a
couple
of
centuries
ago,
the
level
of
the
square
was
raised
29'
2
inches
to
avoid
such
flooding.
The
same
thing
has
happened
to
the
great
palaces
alon?
the
main
lagoon.
Their
original
gondola
landings
now
are
a
foot
or
more
below
water
level
New
en-tracnes
are
used,
or
the
old
ones
have
been
raised.
FI.OODKD
CELLARS
Cellars
of
old
buildings
now
tie
almost
entirely
inundated
and
unusable.
Enssinerr
E'lenio
Mlo'l,
who
for
25
years
has
been
chief
tech
50
VESSELS
(Cont'nucd
from
pae
In
FUR
STORAGE
,
Spencer
8.000;
BaUar
t
,.
B
20.000;
Tony
norgund
7,000-
Pari
CIW
II.
23,000
F'
45
3.000;
MRB
2ljoo;
Cape
Spear
14
000
f
'
Robert
B.
LiOOo
pounds,
mediums
11.000
U7.3;
large
500
(16.3;
chicken
500
(14)
sold
to
B.C.
Packers.
Invercan
II,
TOOOO
pounds,
mediums
15
000
117
5i:
larce
4.0'K)
..cjiune
12
00A-
i
Viiti
ti
PHONE
Kvrie.,.3
"Ufl0i
"
.
Now
WALLACE'S
Give
You
BRANDED
Nylons
at
New
Lower
Prices!
WELDREST
AND
WHISPER
.
.
.
NEW
LOW
EVERYDAY
PRICES
At
Wallace's
Of
Course
,
the
AnnaMle
with
4.500
!
B;n
Asnnrm...
ii
..,..,....
-
(JV-W
.
.
NORTH
RAV
(lo.si;
chicken
1.000
U4i
sold
to
Bacon
Fisheries.
Co-Op
landings
Included
the
Ingrid
H
with
25
000
pounds;
ths
Marble
I.,laiid
lOuutt,
Kaien
8.000;
Shafer
14,000;
Zenith
15.000;
Miss
Margot
8.000;
Lutah
3,000:
Primrose
6.000;
Shlrlu
12.000;
Advance
10.000;
Sea
Maid
22.000;
Oslo
20.000;
Selma
H
20.)0;
Charlotte
8
7,000;
Cape
roUU
e
nf
nrfrlli...
,
..
'
-1
SlMMLIl
has
duvanced
far
enough
for
these
young
lovelies
to
come
out
of
their
cabins,
but
Hi
probably
be
a
while
before
they
hit
the
water.
Modeling
the
latest
in
beachwear
at
Deligny
on
the
Seine
are
deft
to
right:
-La
petite
Americaine"
worn
by
Claude;
'
Miss
Monde"
worn
by
Llliane:
"Francesca."
by
Muriel;
and
"Laetltla."
by
Brigitte.
The
designs
are
by
Arabelle.
TODAY
wav.f,
y..
"0J
V
"''
stalk
rrl
nical
adviser
to
the
city
of
Venice
on
such
problems,
says:
"It
must
be
remembered
that
the
islands
whicn
form
our
citv
arc
subject
to
a
general
and
steady
sinking
.
.
.
which
averages
about
2'
2
centimetres,
one
inch
every
10
years.
"Recent
excavations
have
brought
to
light
perfectly
pro-served
pavings
of
old
parts
of
the
city
now
completely
beneath
water.
"Sadly
enough,
with
the
passing
of
more
centuries,
Venice,
like
other
sea-built
ancient
towns,
will
have
to-
be
aban-.
doned.
.wv
ana
nesj
Office
Workers
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
'The
only
word
fe'Bra;?)!
"
(Daily
Ne.v
Classifieds
r
y
Sir
Laurence
carries
off
hit
rol
Conservative
Kidder'
Gets
"Forced"
Into
Came
"Our
task
is
to
conserve
as
best
possible
the
art
and
beauty
of
Venice
with
such
means
as
we
now
have
available.
In
the
hoe
that
future
techniques
may
finally
save
the
c'.ty."
of
hard-riding,
hard-drinking
and
hard
acrobatics
a
la
Douglas
Fairbanks
with
his
gswal
exuberance.
And
he
takes
Captain
Macheath's
endless
intrigues
with
the
ladies
Fine
players
adjust
their
bidding
to
fit
the
skills
and
abilities
of
their
respective
partners.
.
To
mak?
this
admirable
plan'
work,
remember
this:
Do
not
overdo
it.
.
South
dealer
liuth
sides
vulnerable
in
gallant
stride."
-i,mi,
WrM
l,r
I
fa,
ir.
v
rtnn
3
Niirlll
(Mr.
Hull
)
8
2
H
Q
10
5
3
D
K
10
9
3
C
A
Q
7
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15.
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
If
you
make
several
extreme
and
obvious
underbids
playing
with
a
loose
bidder
for
a
partner,
his
own
bidding
will
gnt
wilder
and
wilder,
to
"balance"
jour
conservatism.
Similarly,
ir
jcu
press
your
cards
too
much
when
playing
hist
"tueBeggar's
opera"
-
"TECHNICOLOR
S
K
9
7
3
H
7
(Mr.
Xli.ll
S-Q
J
10
4
H
a
D
A
J
7
3
C
K
10
3
2
t
Q
6
5
4
with
a
very
conservative
part-j
c
J9
"So
You
Want
to
be
an
Heir"
"Carnival
in
Rio"
"I
Gopher
You"
TOTEM
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
Snllth
(Mr.
Meek)
S
A
8
S
H
A
K
J
B
4
2
D
8
C
8
5
4
DRYER
$329.
Shows
al
7
.
9
p.m.
A
EAMOI
S
11.
A
VERS
Till
ATI!
ner,
you
will
soon
find
him
pa.ss.
lng
you
out
at
the
most
Inopportune
moments
for
fear
your
next
bid
will
put
the
hand
overboard.
The
best
you
car.
r'j
;
to
apply
the
plan
to
"close"
hands-
For
reservations
write
Ol
call
City
or
Drpot
Office
WASHER
$419.95
New
Low
Terms
I
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Tin
blildiKK'-.South
Vvest
I
H
.
P-.U.S
Waging
Feud
With
Machines
,
By
HAL
ItOYLE
NEW
YORK
iP-There
is
a
new
kind
of
class
warfare
going
on.
It
is
a
war
between
the
white
collar
class
and
the
coln-vcnd-lng
machines
in
the
office
locker
rooms
where
millions
of
whit
collar
workers
now
consume
thj
lunches
they
carry
to
work.
In
some
offices
the
locker
rooms
resemble
supermarkets,
crowded
with
automatic
dispensing
gadgets
that
peddle
everything
from
mystery
novels
to
stockings.
The
locker
room
in
my
firm
has
omv
seven
of
these
coin-operated
mechanical
salesmen,
which
yield
two
kinds
of
milk,
several
flavors
of
ice
cream,
seven
brands
of
cigarettes,
four
varieties
of
soft
drinks
and!
about
20
kinds
of
candy
burs.
But
even
these
seven
machines
j
have
turned
our
placid
locker
i
room
into
an
exciting
battleground-
where
men
and
metal
monsters
grapple
in
mortal
combat.
IK
EE
snow
I
have
praclically
given
ud
eo-1'icr
to
the
theatre
or
watching
television.
When
I
want
;
to
study
human
nature
in
the
raw,
1
1
go
to
the
locker
room.
Who
will
win
man
or
machine?
'This
Is
the
crucial
Issue
every
time
an
employee
approaches
one
of
the
machines
with
a
coin.
Nine
out
of
10
times
there
Is
a
happy
ending.
The
machine
hesitates,
grumbles,
then
reluctantly
coughs
up
the
desired
merchandise.
The
10th
time
mnvbc
the
machine
doesn't
like
the
frcl
of
the
coin
or
the
color
of
the
neck-i
tie
the
employee
Is
wearing
nothing
happens.
Then
anything
can
happen!
Nurl.h
i
H
JAMES
All
Pikia
hands
which
are
susceptible
toitH
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
two
bids;
one
on
the
conserva-
j
diamonds.
The
ace
went
on
and
Phone
46
live
sine
aim
on
on
me
aggrcs-
,
;le
ruilt
d
sive
side,
but
neither
subject
to
.
serious
criticism
He
-went
to
dummy
again
with
a
trump
and
returned
the
ten
of
DALE'S
HAND
;
diamonds,
on
which
ho
parked
1
Mr.
Dale
had
such
a
hand
in1
club.
Mrs.
Keen
won
the
,
today's
deal.
When
his
partner
j
queen,
cashed
the
king
of
spades
i
opened
the
bidding
with
a
heart,
and
led
a
club.
But
Mr.
Meek
he
had
enough
to
take
some
for-
i
went
up
with
the
ace
and
dis-
ward-going
action.
He
could
j
carded
his
last
club
on
the
good
bid
two
clubs
on
the
first
round,!
nine
of
diamonds.
planning
to
give
a
single
raise!
"
'
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f
t
.
.
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if
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.j.,
.
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1
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1
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US.
Holds
First
Talks
With
China
4'"J&
"
at.
v
j
in
hearts
at
his
next
turn.
Or
he
could
jump
raise
hearts
immediately.
He
was
a
little
short
for
the
latter
bid,
but
not
much.
He
chose
the
double
raise
because
his
partner
was
Mr.
Meek.
And
Mr.
Meek
might
drop
the
bidding
at
three
hearts
when
game
was
a
laydown.
Mrs.
Keen
led
the
four
of
diamonds,
dummy
ducked
and
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
jack.
The
queen
of
spades
was
returned
and
Mr.
Meek
was
in
with
thi
ace.
GENEVA
The
Unlteu
LV
X
WAINII
ilO.
J
States
today
made
its
first
offi-
clal
and
direct
contact
with
j
Communist
China.
j
i
An
official
U.S.
statement
said
j
Alexis
Johnson,
U.S.
ambassador
to
Czechoslovakia,
accom-panjed
by
a
British
official,
held
'
a
meeting
today
with
a
member
rff
the
Peiping
delegation
to
the
Far
East
conference
hew;.
Later,
a
member
of
the
U.S.
EDW.G.
Usually
the
engagement
ends
after
a
flurry
of
wild
blows
and
LOBDIMISON
MFEK
PESSIMISTIC
If
the
queen
of
clubs
could
b.'
finessed
successfully,
there
was
nothing
to
it.
But
Mr.
Meek,
pessimistic
as
usual,
"knew"
th;
king
of
clubs
was
wrong.
He
found
another
line
of
play.
Surely
Mrs.
Keen's
opening
lead
had
not
been
from
the
ace-queen
of
diamonds
and
if
not
then
the
ace
was
still
In
Mr.
delegation
said
the
meeting
with
the
Chinese
'
does
not
involve
recognition
of
any
sort."
He
explained
that
in
the
past
th'e
U.S.
has
always
negotiated
with
its
enemies
on
prlsoners-of-war,
"so
why
shouldn't
we
do
it
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
JB
kicks,
a
series
of
high-pitched
human
yells
and
low
stubborn
mechanical
growls,
with
the
employee
nursing
bruised
fists
and
sore
toes
and
the
machine
sneering
with
the
natural
superiority
it
feels
toward
any
white
collar
worker.
Since
the
profits
from
our
machines
go
Into
an
office
welfare
fund,
we
have
an
umpire
who
settles
most
of
these
disputes
by
returning
the
lost
coin
a
truce
that
really
appeases
neither
tho
man
nor
the
machine
Involved,
j
'"
1
1
1
"i'!
hitim
Abel's
hand.
Entering
dummvJ
TODAY
TO
WED.
7
p.m.
8:20
p.m.
,
HUH
with
a
trump,
he
led
the
king
of
,
here?"
:
The
negotiations
were
opened
It's
SALE!
SALE!
SALE!
RESULTS
on
instructions
from
Washington,
it
was
learned.
A
Peiping
spokesman
said
further
meetings
between
the
two
sides
will
take
place.
He
described
the
contact
as
only
"a
preliminary
one."
The
U.S.
does
not
recognize
the
Peiping
regime.
The
U.S.
delegation
here
has
hitherto
avoided
any
contact
with
the
Chinese
delegation
outside
the
conference
chamber.
WE'VE
BUTCHERED
$
PRICES
$
Above
Temptation
FETEIUlOIto'UGII.
Out.
(Pi
Authorities
at
St.
Anne's
school
me
taking
precautions
against
further
'theft
of
the
rope
used
(Tor
raising
the
flag.
Since
the
fire
(rt'pnrtcment
Installed
a
new
rope,
the
school
has
been
using
a
ladder
to
tie
It
high
enough
to
discourage
theft.
We're
Selling
Cars
By
The
Pound
This
is
no
Baloney
that
Smart
Policeman
Uncle
Bob
is
Slaughter-
Choice
Pork
Chopt
COUNT!
f
SOUTHEND-ON-SEA,
England
I
CP
Police
sergennt
George
Stephenson
'
mnrchert
unnroeced
into
a
railway
car
filled
with
80,000
angry
bees
which
had
es-.i
caped
from
a
box
during
shipment.
He
calmly
scooped
them
I
by
hand
Into
a
sack,
without
be-1
lng
stung.
from
43c
to
49c
per
lb
'
50
I'OMiU'
Tl
:W
Like
?1451
New
low
1251
Mileage
DOG
MEAT
..
from
Hie
to
5c
pc
l
4-1
ANtlH
ing
Used
Cor
Market
All
kinds
...
all
conditions
.
.
choice
cuts
Dog
Meot
(wrop
these
up)
NEW
YORK
CUTS
from
51c
to
65c
per
lb.
52
Ford
Tudor
f
QQrT
All
extras
UtFtf
SI
Ford
Sedan
Mfi)
A
sharp
car....
MAJmO
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the
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the
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