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B.Cs
"Foundling"
PGE
Railway
Expects
"In
The
Black"
Operation
For
First
Time
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
METHEKAL
By
EN
iseiuirr
tne
uovernment
nor
,
"it
I
Prince
RupfTt
D
'lly
News
j
Saturday.
June
19,
1954
Ho
Parking
Fine
For
Hero-Driver
i
MINN
EAPOLIS
IP
Thf
man
hoSc
car
was
tagged
late
Wednesday
lor
illegal
parking
on
a
jndge
won't
have
to
pay
any
line.
Police
discovered
Carleton
J.
West
Jr.,
24,
was
rescuing
a
woman
from
the
Mississippi
BritLsh
Colum-
the
PGE
exm-cts
the
nnrthm-n
,
,,
8
"fniendu,,,
VICTORIA
bia's
controversial
foundltns.
the
!
extensioi
to
show
a
profit
In
the
j
the
whole
eLm""1
lndusry
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway,
first
fev
V!flrs
ol
operation.
,
in
Be
it
..Hi
y
and
tsk
111
DrnvU
.
,
1
urn.
h...
'W
l
expects
to
mane
a
uisiunc
uui-i
Mr.
cneiwynd
says
he
Is
con-
needed
and
southern
h'
Be
.
nl
rt
protfc-ls
(
lk.'
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Some
Contracts
Depend
Upon
Opponent's
Error
It
is
somewhat
unusual
to
raise
your
partner,
shorter
,
7
"fe
1
cha.se
this
year
dihck
int.
fident
the
northern
extension
For
42
years
the
government-
will
have
a
sufficient
traffic
iwned
line,
traversing
hills
and
volume
to
defray
straight
;er-valleys
of
central
B.C.,
has
ended
i
atin?
exper
t?
nom
i:,j
start,
each
year
in
the
red.
but
he
believes
It
w.li
uc
some
PRESENT
ROUTE
ii
'L'
1'n
w't
EXTENSIONS
.
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quesnelS
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i
VANCOUVER
-Is
VAHCOUVfR
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S3
fiver
at
the
time.
One
officer
hodinff
the
sinrrleton
trey
in
his
suit
iered
to
pay
his
fine
and
an-
h
-"v-
h
j
.
-w.ll
.
But
1954
will
be
different;
However.
Mr.
Dale
believed
otiier
invittcl
him
to
dinner.
time
before
ttw:isrW
a.
profit,
"eda
and
the
U::iUd
Siat
that
action
was
completely
sensible
in
today's
deal.
His
partner
was
Mr.
Meek,
the
chronic
underbidden
It
Is
hard
enough
to
.T?DAAc
GUY
MAD!S0N-J0AN
WELDOfJ
Closer
icw
;
.
IXNDON
CrK
Eight
British
saiatcur
astronomers
will
fly
more
than
1,200
miles
in
13
hours
fo
view
the
solar
eclipse
June
30.
They
have
chartered
a
plane
fi'h
adequate
windows
to
fly
ever
the
north
of
Shetland
to
icw
the
eclipse.
East
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Dale)
S
7
6
4
3
3
D
K
Q
8
7
5
C
A
7
4
West
Fast
(Mr.
Abel)
(Mr.
Monvl
S
9
8
2
8
KQJ
H
Q
7
4
H
A
D
10
9
3
S
D
J
6
4
C
J
10
3
C
K
4
9
8
8
S
Noulli
(Mr.
Meek)
8
A
10
S
H
K
J
10
9
8
8
5
a-
says
the
province's
deputy
mln-j-lster
of
railways,
J.
S.
Broad-;
j
bent.
"All
expectations
art
that
he
PGE
will
show
a
substantial,
profit
this
year."
In
1950
the
PGE
operated
at
a
loss
bf
SSoo.OOtt
The
figure
Included
straight
operating,
co.sU,
maintenance
and
provision
ftr
dep-cciation
but
ex-'"dri
flxi
rl
charges
on
the
$130,000,000
debt
largely
wiped
out
by
the
government
t'lis
year.
'
T''
o
vears
later,
when
the
347-mlle
rail
link
between
the
sou'h-ern
terminal
at
SquamLsh,
B.C.,
and
Quesnel
in
the
Cariboo
country
had'
been
extended
another
82
miles
northward
to
link
up
with
the
CNR
at
Prince
Go'-2e
the
loss
was
$34fi.3:)2.
Last
year
it
dropped
to
$70,000.
get
Mr.
Meek
to
overcall
at
the
one
range,
not
vulnerable.
Here
j
he
made
a
jump
overcall
vul-
!
nerable.
Mr.
Dale
knew
he
had
i
hearts
a
mile
long.
Owing
to
the
unfortunate
fact
i
that
Mr.
Meek
did
not
have
a
i
second
diamond,
the
contract
!
was
not
makable.
That
Is,
not
unless
the
opponents
erred.
On
a
i
club
opening
dummy's
only
entry
would
be
knocked
out
and
it
would
be
necessary
to
lose
two
hearts
and
two
spades.
Sunday
Midnight
Only
BORIS
KAKuOFF
in
BRIDE
OF
FRANKENSTEIN"
BELLA
LUGOSI
in
SON
OF
DRACULA"
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
D
A
i
C
3
Broadway
Cafe
PKOPOSED
PGE
extensions
are
shown
by
the
dotted
lines
in
this
map
of
the
B.C.-owned
railroad.
The
bidding:
East
South
West
North
1
C
a
H
Pass
3
D
Pass
3
H
Puss
4
H
All
Pass
i
HVIK
OPEMN'fi
!
at
all
In
mind
when
he
overtook
Mr.
Abel
found
the
club
opening,
laying
down
the
jack.
Mr.
Meek
thought
fast.
If
he
ducked
the
club
and
then
the
suit
was
,
the
jack
of
clubs.
As
a
matter
of
fact
he
returned
a
club.
j
Mr.
Meek
discarded
his
diamond
and
won
the
board.
He
then
lu
Get
You
tr
'-,tii
fv
0'
.
-
led
the
king
and
queen
of
diamonds
and
got-
rid
of
his
spade
losers.
He
lost
only
the
club
and
two
tricks
In
hearts.
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
1
UK
TAKK
CL'T
ORDtltS
Phone
200
UPPIHI
PttlORU
PMtilNIAIKM
Founded
n
19112
as
a
private
venture
denned
to
t;e
In
wiili
the
old
Grand
Trunk
Pacif'c
system
runnln?
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Red
Pa.ss
Junction,
near
Jasper,
Alta..
the
PGE
we'lt
into
bankruptcy
five
years
later.
The
provincial
government
took
it
over
In
1917.
The
PGE
this
year
launched
a
lung-promised
iUO.OOO.OOO
extension
program,
a
40-milc,
$12.-000,000
southern'
extension
will
Show$
at
8:35
p.m
continued,
he
could
unblock
the
diamonds
by
getting
rid
of
his
ace
of
diamonds
on
the
ace
of
clubs.
It
was
a
remote
chance
but
he
elected
to
try
it.
He
played
low
from
dummy.
To
his
regret,
Mr.
Muzzy
overtook
with
the
queen.
Apparently
there
was
no
reason
for
Mr.
Muzzy
to
make
this
play
unless
it
was
because
he
had
guessed
what
Mr.
Meck's
plan
was,
and
feared
that
his
partner
might
not
see
the
necessity
for
a
shift.
p.m,
BLAKE
'
NADER
HAYES
CAPITOL
Rocky
Gets
September
Title
Offer
2
Features
n
ruinous
riaymTit4tre
hrlii'
the
line
IromSquamlsh
to
FUR
STORAGE
TODAY
,
WILLIAM
HOLDEN
JUNE
AIXYS0N
79
p.m.
"EXECUTIVE
SUITE"
Starts
Mondoy
7
9
p.m.
PHONE
PROVIDENCE,
R.I.
W
Boxing
promoter
Manny
Almeida
of
Providence
says
he'll
guarantee
heavyweight
champion
Rocky
Marclano
$275,000
to
defend
hi
title
In
Rhode
Island
next
September.
Almeida
Friday
nipht
telegraphed
the
offer
to
Marciano's
North
Vancouver.
,
i
The
line
expects
to
"make
a
!
much
more
respectable
showing
on
a
new
270-mile
northern
ex-
trillion
Into
D..
cn
Ci
.tk,
B.C.;
The
extension
will
link
up
wtli
the
Northern
Alberta
Railway
that
runs
botween
Dawson
Cre
k
and
Edmonton.
Construction
will
start
next
year
and
Is
scheduled
for
completion
In
five
years.
Ralph
Chctwynd.
w..o
Joined
the
PJ
In
1943
as
a
traffic
t'ouli
shooter
and
now
heads
the
entire
organization
as
B.C.'s
i
minister
of
railways,
ayj
the
j
southern
exleaslon
will
be
a
pay-
In
'
proposition,
largely
due
to
a
RALPH
CIIETWYND,
B.C.
railway
minister,
examines
a
model
of
a
diesel
locomotive
used
on
the
PGE.
MEEK
UPSET
Mr.
Meek
felt
terrible.
He
wondered
what
his
partner
was!
going
to
say
if
it
turned
out
that
the
hearts
were
divided
j
favorably
so
that
only
one
j
trump
trick
had
to
be
lost,
in
;
that
event
the
play
of
the
ace
j
of
clubs
i.t
trick
one
would
have
j
made
the
contract.
j
But
of
ccuivse
Mr.
Meek
is
al-
,
ways
worrying
most
of
the
time
I
unnectoari'.v.
Certainy
he
had;
nothing
to
worry
about
in
this
case.
Mr.
Muzzy
had
nothing
GEORGE
DAWKS
AUCTIONEER
.
Phcr.e
r.huit
816
and
Red
12.
TODAY
manager,
Al
Weill,
listing
a
privilege
of
taking
422
per
cent
of
the
net
gate
for
a
title
defence
against
Ezzard
Charles.
Almeir'a.
"-ho
his
promoted
Pioneer
Exhibition
Fight
Statistic;
-xl
ill-
,
.
NEW
YORK
'rv
Financial
iacts
The
first
industrial
exhibition
hckf
in
Canada
was
a
display
of
29
of
Marciano's
46
pro
fights,
and
figures
of
Thursday
night's
said
he's
sure
a
Rhode
Island
Rocky
Marciano-Ezzard
Charles
at
i
speed-up
In
traffic
und
reduced
'
handling
charges.
i
he
products
of
New
France
Quebec
In
1737.
BILL
SCUBY
FURS;
title
bout
would
draw
"at
least
heavyweight
title
bout
at
Yankee
50
000
and
do
a
million
dollars
stadium
:
at
the
gate."
.
..
I
Paid
attendance
47.585.
Providence
is
oniy
3
mnes
i
from
Brockton,
Mass.,
home
of;
Gross
receipts
$543,092'.
State
and
federal
taxts-
$73.-
the
champion.
439.
Net
receipts
$469.6.W.
Radio
receipts
$35,000.
Theatre
TV
receipts
$138,000
estimated.
Victoria
Strike
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5
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May
Be
Lengthy
Marciano's
share
of
net
40
per
VICIOPJA
(P
Indications
cent
$187,861.20.
are
the
strike
of
Victoria
outside
CUOFTON
IIOUSK
SCHOOL
"
DAY
GIRLS
AND
BOARDERS
Founded
by
the
Misses
C(rJon,
1S'8
-
i
I'M
MA
It
Y
CI.ASSK.S
TO
M
TItICI
I.ATIO.N
Accredited
by
the
Department
of
Education
MUSIC
DRAMATICS
HOME
ECONOMICS
GYMNASTICS
GAMES
DANCING
RIDING
ART
GIRL
GUIDES
BROWNIE
PACK
Apply
in
I'riiiripul
MISS
F.LI.KN
K.
HKYAN,
M.Ai
3200
W.
41it
Ave,
Vancouvar
Jelephont.KErr.'
4380
"A
CITT
SCHOOL
IAJ
A
COL'NTRT
SETTING"
NO
MATTER
HOW
YOU
LOOK
AT
IT
PARKERS
DO
W
M
m.
.
M
fll-Mlgi
Charles'
share
of
net
20
,-cr
cent
$93,930.60.
Marciano's
share
of
radi.i
and
theatre
TV
$88,100
estimated.
Charles'
share
of
radio
and
theatre
TV
$44,050
estimated.
Marciano's
total
purse
$275,-961.20
estimated.
workers
will
be
a
long
one.
While
both
sides
have
said
they
are
willing
to
re-open
wage
negotiations,
neither
has
backed
dowa
on
its
final
decisions
of
Wednesday.
Only
two
cents
an
hour
sepa--ated
workers
and
the
city
then.
Gouncil
ottered
-fivc-'ecnts
aiT
hour
and
the
workers
held
out
for
seven
cents.
Outside
workers,
members
of
the
Civic
Employees
Protective
TOTEM
ALSO
lie
Forgot
To
Krmcnibri:
"
Tim'us
On
Kale
Pet
Problems
Charles'-
total
purse
$137,r
FOR
LESS!
SELL
USED
CARS
f'A.MOt'S
PIA
VERS
THtATRI
980.60
estimated.
Movie
receipts
to
be
deter
'
U
"
"
....
mined
later.
'51
FORI)
SEDAN.
Two-tone.
Custom
heater
and
air
conditioning.
$
IZHIZ
Good
family
car
'
4?
FORD
4-i-TON
PICKt
P.
A
good
utility
truck.
New
brake
lining.
Good
condition.
Only
...
200
Association,
icfctcd
the
city's
offer
and
wei.-.
on
strike
1..U
.
day.
No
word
has
been
received
from
Labor
MinlsterLyle
Wicks
who
was
asked
bj
the
city
to
determine
whether
the
strike
is
legal
under
the
new
Labor
Relations
Act.
0
Fur
a
Good
Buy
In
Entertainment
Don't
miss,
"Brijadnnn"
June
22-26
i!
FORD
Customline
Sedan.
'53
FORD
PICKtP.
Auto-Custom
radio
and
heater
matic
transmission.
Cus-and
air
conditioning.
2-
torn
heater
and
air
con-tone
paint,
e
x
c
e
1
1
e
n
t
ditioning.
Very
low
'
condition.
$4
QQA
mileage.
'1Q'A
Just
XOtlU
An
A-l
bargain
For
a
Good
Buy
in
Used
Cars
Just
Ask
for
Dcrry.
VOIR
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
Bob
Parker
Limited
"The
Home
-of
Friendly
Service"
Ihe
musical
hit
of
BROADWAY
and
Vancouver
AS
PRESENTED
BY
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
LITTLE
THEATRE
Married
60
Years
WALKERTON,
Ont.
9
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Kerney
celebrated
their
60th
wedding
anniversary
here.
Mr.
Kcrncy
at
90
is
the
oldest
native
of
this
,
Bruce
country
centre.
MUSIC
'Jf
-DANCING
SINGING
Wallace's
Department
Store
Now
-
Lansea
Sweaters
At
New
Lower
Prices
1
f
DRAMA
IAN
DOBBIE
COMEDY
directed
by
R
PURE
WOOL
SK
I
MADE
IN
SCOTLAND
r
I
lk-l
$7.95
$8.93
$12.95
Rcgulor
Pullovers
Pullover
with
Collar
Regular
Cardigans
.
p
GET
YOUR
TICKETS
AT
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
OPENIO-WITE
Until
9
p.m.
for
Tickets
RliSII
MATINEE
StutienU
t5c
Adults
SI.
00
.00
iu;si:kvf.i
$2.50
S2.no
Sl.WI
Lansca
has
always
been
Prince
Rupert's
most
popular
sweater.
Now,
due
to
volume
production
and
volume
sales,
Lansca
ond
Wallace's
offer
you
the
same
quality
at
new
reduced
prices.
Don't
Say
"Sweoters"
Say
LANSEA!
There's
Only
One
Lansea
CURTAIN
AT
8:30
P.M.
JUNE
22
to
26
CIVIC
CENTRE
MATINEE
JUNE
26
at
2:30
P.M.
IN
THE
AUDITORIUM
OF
THE
tiiipiiilliillfliiiliiillllliipilllllllliil.
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n
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