Prince
Rupert
uaiiy
Mews
Wednesday.
April
16.
1952
(Business
?
Pt
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LXMJ
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Players
Stumbles
Into
Winning
Squeeze
Some
squeezes
are
almost
automatic
as
witness
this
hand
which
Mr.
Muzzy
played
at
a
grand
slam
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
N.irlh
(Miss
llra-h)
8
Q
10
9
5
H
A
K
10
D
7
6
C
7
5
4
MASSOS
g
Phone
Sveniw
z
Phone
or
r
'OENBtALCC!'
in
nac
es.
i
-
When
Mr.
Muzzy
heard
his
partner's
Jump
raise
he
took
another
look
at
his
terrific
hand
and
decided
he
probably
had
about
18
winners.
After
checking
to
find
his
partner
had
the
missing
ace,
he
had
no
hesitancy
in
bidding
seven.
Mr.
Abel
opened
the
Jack
of.
clubs
and
Mr.
Muzzy's
face
fell
when
he
saw
the
dummy.
Obviously
he
had
only
12
sure
winners.
Shaking
his
head
sadly,
he
won
the
first
trick
with
the
queen
of
clubs
and
laid
down
two
top
trumps
to
make
sure
they
were
all
out.
Next
he
cashed
his
two
remaining
top
clubs.
At
this
point
he
thought
of
throwing
the
hand
in
for
down
one.
Luckily
he
discarded
that
idea
and
ran
the
rest
of
his
spades.
On
the
last
two
spades
he
had
to
'make
two
discards
from
dummy.
His
hand
went
waverinsly
toward
the
10
of
hearts
and
Miss
Brash
closed
her
eyes
as
if
she
couldn't
bear
to
watch.
She
realized
the
10
of
hearts
miKht
be
an
important
squeeze
card.
When
she
looked
again.
Mr.
Muzzy
had
elected
to
throw
two
diamonds
from
the
board.
Not
!
because
he
knew
those
were
the
right
plays,
but
only
because
they
were
the
lowest
cards
'in
dummy.
Mr.
Champion's
blood
pressure
had
been
rising
all
through
the
play.
He
reailzed,
if
Mr.
Blue
591
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radio,
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739.
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Cedar
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posts.
lxlps
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kindling.
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FOR
SALE
Hotpoint
electric
range,
excellent
condition;
also
netf
lawnmower
and
grass
shears.
Phone
Blue
865
after
6
p.m.
(94c)
FOR
SALE
White
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kiu-iieii
cuul
and
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stove;
6
piece
dinette
set,
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finish.
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110
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si.E-General
Electric
(.(,lta,ve
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like
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Suite
106.
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be-
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and
8
p.m.
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pi
CARS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
1950
Austin
A-40
sedan,
excellent
condition
having
travelled
mainly
on
first
class
roads.
Priced
at
Vancouver.
Price
$1250.00
cash.
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Mr.
Fraser,
477.
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SALE
Ford
sedan,
radio.
heater,
good
tires.
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845,
'
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(91p
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I
I
1
ROOM
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RENT
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I
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privileges.
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I
FOR
RENT
Store
or
show
room.
24
x
50,
at
844
3rd
Ave.
West.
I
I
Front
will
be
fixed
to
suit
tenant.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.,
over
Broadway
Cafe.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
for
two
sharing.
Separate
beds.
Available
April
15.
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Red
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.
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Sleeping
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I
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894.
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Girl
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!'(!.
Mark
973.
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TO
RENT
.WANTED
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Young
couple,
no
children.
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Daily
News.
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W.ANTED
TO
RENT
Small
,1
pbos:
P.O.
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108
Matt;
OTiioir,
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K
13
:
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Irj
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Prince
I.;,
H.
G.
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sc..
REALESTATIt
Phone
96
Ew.
Train
Scl
Far
the
East-Daily
except
S.:
From
the
bst-
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or
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for
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353,'
LAXTON,
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(APi
Thj
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News.
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corner
of
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Britain
U
'
tt.;.,"
'Tm
heading
for
nationalization.
WANTED
TO
RENT-
Small.
The
lord
of
the
manor
of
Lax-
For
the
MEAL
that
REK
u
t
f
VT,
i,
'
whk-i-.'il'.
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lp,
II.
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it."
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(Mr.
Abel)
(Mr.
f'hiimUn)
S
6
87
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(Mr
VIU7IV)
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The
bidding:
South
West
North
East
a
8
Pass
4
8
Pans
4
NT
Pass
6
D
Fasti
7S-
All
pas
Muzzy
didn't,
that
a
squeeze
was
almost
bound
to
develop.
On
the
lead
of
the
last
spade,
Mr.
j
Champion
had
to
get
down
to
four
cards.
It
was
clear
that
three
of
these
had
to
be
hearts
or
else
dummy's
ten
of
hearts
would
be
a
winner.
The
only
hope
was
that
Mr.
Abel
had
the
guarded
Jack
of
diamonds,
so
Mr.
Champion
threw
the
queen
of
that
suit.
Mr
-
Muzzv
tncn
Plaved
lne
aee
!
of
diamonds,
dropping
the
king
His
Jack
of
diamonds
and
the
two
high
hearts
won
the
balance
of
the
tricks.
"Your
luck
is
revolting,"
said
Mr.
Champion
disgustedly.
"What
do
you
mean,
luck?"
answered
Mr.
Muzzy
angrily,
"I
knew
I
had
you
in
an
end-play
all
the
time."
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
.
DAILY
NEWS
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and
Red
127
DINING
PLEASURE
IN
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
BLONDIE
BEST
OF
FOOD
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'
Women
of
the
Moose
Spring
Bazaar
and
Tea,
April
17.
j
Catholic
card
party,
April
17.
j
Cathedral
Soring
Euzaar,
April
:
17
!
.
.
r
-
The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
Will
hold
a
dinner
for
members
xnu
ca.:ui
La
ai
i.ou
ij.iu.
un
sal
urday,
April
19.
A
general
meet
ing
and
a
dance
will
follow.
I
Tickets
now
available
from
any
!
of
the
directors.
Admission
$5.00
,
Der
counle.
Tickets
must
be
nur-
chased
on
or
before
Aoril
18.
(flier
j
Women's
Curling
Club
meet-,
ing.
April
21.
8
p.m.,
Teen
Room.
Civic
Centre.
t
Canadian
Legion
card
lx.rty,
April
23.
St.
Peter's
Spring
bazaar,
April
24.
Girl
Guide
tea
and
.'ale,
Anglican
Cathedral
Hall,
Saturday,
April
26.
United
Cliuich
W.
A.
Spring'
Bazaar
May
1.
i
L.O.B.A.
Spring
sale,
i;ome-cooking,
etc.,
May
3.
Sonja's
Tea,
May
10.
Presbyterian
Missienary
Teal
May
14.
Eastern
Star
tea,
M
a
s
o
n
i
c
Temple,
May
15.
Men's
Rotary
tea,
Civic
On-
tre,
May
22.
Cathedral
tea
and
rummage
sale.
May
31.
IN
MEMORI.AM
BODDIE
Treasured
memories
of
a
loviny
husband
and
father,
John
Edwin
Boridie,
who
passed
away
April
16,
1950.
"A
leaf
in
the
Golden
Book
of
Memory
Is
gently
turned
today."
Ever
remembered
bv
his
lov
ing
wife
and
familv.
,u,m
CARD
OF
THANKS
I
We
wish
to
sineerely
thank
all
our
friends
and
neighbors
for
the
many
acts
of
kindness,
expressions
of
sympathy
and
beautiful
floral
tributes
tendered
us
during
our
sudden
bereavement
in
the
loss
of
iur
beloved
husband
and
father.
Rosalie
Valentin
and
family,
dtp)
We
wish
to
express
our
sincere
thanks
to
all
those
who
were
so
kind
in
our
i-3cent
bereavement
in
the
loss
of
out-father,
James
Lewis.
We
also
wish
to
thank
those
who
sent
flowers
The
St.
Peter's
Church
Choir,
Church
Army
Sisters,
j
Kitkatla
Sundav
School
class,!
Church
Army,
Kitkatla
Concert!
Band,
Excelsior
Club,
The
B.
C.
Packers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Russell
Gamble,
Mr.
Josph
Innes
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Lewis,
Miss
Theima
Lewis,
Miss
Phillis
Hill,
Mrs.
Emma
Nelson,
Miss
Shirley
Nelson,
Mrs.
Kathleen
Vickers,
Miss
Lydia
Virk-ers,
Miss
Loreen
Vickers,
Miss
Hester
Hill,
Mrs.
Cora
Hill,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Hill,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hector
RWley,
The
Elder
Ladies'
Association.
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and
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town
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Sunshine
Society
Last
English
Feudal
System
Bows
to
State
By
MICHAEL
NEWMARCH
'on,
71-year-old
Earl
Manver
nvers,
is
seJling
out
to
tne
state
b
piMciiLiu
in
w
pitn:e
of
rolling
iLiigiiin
couni.ry.siae
to
its
us
first
nrsi
nrltil
nuui'lnrri
ni-tirUr
find
vpa'-e
l
ago.
Laxton,
a
prosperous
-
looking,
brick
-
built
Nottingharrushire
vil-
lage
oi
some
300
inhabitants,
is
the
only
place
in
England
where
the
open.
field
systtm
of
farming
still
goes
on.
Each
farmer's
land
is
divided
into
small
strips
scattered
over
huge
unfenced
fields.
That
was
the
farming
method
when
the
Normans
came
In
1066.
William
the
Conqueror
claimed
all
the
land
for
himself,
and
distributed
the
villages
with
their
open
fields
to
feudal
overlords
whe
thus
became
the
lords
of
the
manors.
That
setup
died
out
nearly
everywhere
in
England
hundred
of
years
ago.,;
but.-for
reasons
5ho
one
has
been
able
to
discover,
many
of
the
changes
passad
Laxton
by.
The
villagers
still
are
dealing
with
a
lord
of
the
manor
as
they've
been
dealing
ever
since
they
got
their
first
Norman
overlord,
Geoffrey
Alselin,
In
1086.
GROW
SIMPLE
CROPS
They
still
are
growing
tho
same
simple
crops
by
rotation
in
the
300-acre
fields
surrounding
the
village
Just
as
they
have
been
doing
for
hundreds
oi
years.
Some
25
farmers
rent
strips
of
land
from
Earl
Manvers
in
the
big
fields.
The
strips
vary
in
size,
averaging
about
three
acres.
Each
man's
strips
are
scattered
so
that
he
has
some
good
land
and
some
of
the
poor.
Everyone
grows
the
same
crops
autumn
wheat
in
one
field,
nulse
in
the
second.
The
remaining
field
is
left
fallow,
so
that
each
big
field
gets
a
rest
every
three
years.
The
Dovecote,
the
village
pub,
is
the
scene
of
the
annual
court
leet)
a
mediaeval
survival.
The
court
leet,
out
of
which
trial
by
Jury
in
the
English-speaking
world
developed,
has
the
job
of
seeing
that
the
open
fields
are
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a
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grant,
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to
ieavs
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beloved
collie.
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vhcr.
she
arrived
in
Halifax.
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Karen,
20,
found
the
dog
ould
have
to
be
quarantined
she
refused
to
leave
him
and
found
work
a
a
domestic
in
a
Halifax
hospital
so
that
she
could
visit
the
dog
regularly.
The
gul
hopes
to
study
to
be
a
veterinary,
will
continue
her
journey
to
Toronto
when
the
quarantine
is
lifted
in
about
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weeko.
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'
the
wheat
is
sown,
I
fix
jury
day."
Rase
said.
'
On
jury
day
the
jury
of
13,
plus
a
steward
representing
the
lord
'
of
the
manor,
walk
over
the'
huge
field,
noting
the
names
of
anyone
who
has
taken
in
a
;
piece
of
land
not
belonging
to
1
him
or
otherwise
threatened
ths:
welfare
of
the
open
field
by
bad
;
farming.
j
VILLAGERS
PUZZLED
I
i
Gcrvas
Evelyn
Pierrepoint,
j
.sixth
Earl
Manvers,
became
the
;
35th
lord
of
the
manor
in
1940.
The
way
things
look
now,
he
will
be
the
last.
In
Laxton
the
projected
sale
is
a
chief,
topic
of
conversation:
'
We
don't
know
why
it
is,
but
Earl
Manvers
Is
elderly
and
theiv
is
no
son.
It
may
be
a
question
of
preserving
the
estate,"
Vicar
W.
H.
Snow
speculated.
The
villagers
don't
know
how
to
view
the
prospect
of
a
change.
"We're
not
very
settled
now,"
Rase
said,
"and
don't
know
ho
we
stand.
I
just
couldn't
say
whether
it
will
be
better
or
worse
if
a
ministry
in
London
take
over.
We've
got
a
very
good
lord
of
the
manor."
In
London';
a
spokesman
of
the
ministry
of
agriculture
said
tho
villagers
need
not
worry
too
much:
"We
are
about
to
purchase
the
land
at
Laxton
because
of
its
historical
interest.
,
It
is
our
intention
that
when
we
become
landlord
the
present
system
of
farming
will
continue."
MONTREAL
((Pi
The
Communist
government
of
China
still
has
a
long
way
to
ro
in
its
campaign
to
improve
the
living
standards,
said
Dr.
A.
Stewart
Aden,
medical
missionary
of
the
United
Church.
Dr.
Allen,
back
home
after
being
released
from
Communist
imprisonment,
told
a
meeting
here
the
price
paid
for
improvements
to
date
has
been
complete
conformity
to
totalitarian
rule.
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