1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
September
25,
li
WTIliBitt
Cavin,
England's'
first
printer,
pi
luced
at
least
100
different
volumes
in
various-sized
editions.
PM
Says
U.S.
Must
Carry
Burden
to
Stop
Depression
n
t
.
Mast
of
the
animals
native
to
ancient
Egypt
were
regarded
a.-,
given
th
titio
sacred
in
those
times.
bywiiuamtheuo'ir:
would
like
to
know
where
they
Bv
BOB
JOYCE
BLACKWOOD
on
bridge
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
stand.
Canadian
PreH8
StaO
Writer
E
'
MONTREAL
CP-Canada
has'
jtold
the
United
States
shel
do
ip
,cnleved
wUh.
her
part
to
end
the
world
doUar,
upsctting
your
economy
or
"ul
1
shkirta:;e
and
prevent
depression.
but
it
s
up
to
the
U.S.
to
carrfours
GSEERCMSON
WM.Tansm
fl
cy
t.
'
a
m
n
.
2
At
WALLACE'S
of
Course
J
:
WORK
CLOTHES
that
are
:
LONG
on
WEAR!
:
B
11
-
.
...
"TICHN'COIOC
mam
burden.
I
'
"
ho
"r,
'i,.,
Prime
MinU.e,
St.
Laurent
t"
le'o
e
'
xmd
Wednesday
nk-ht
aU
coun-
vlP-s-
?Yl
.
v,,.
k
-i
U'
Safely
Is
Not
Always
First
Thing
To
Consider
If
you
held
Mr.
Dale's
hand,
what
would
you
ead
against
the
grand
slam?
.
.
.
Yi
.
both
"
ae
"
01
u.e
ouiuti
,
u
u"1"
ir
(k
huvprs
nnr
se
lers
have
VI
.
.
,
.
.
:
Today
and
Saturday
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
Matinee
Saturday
Z;
p.m.
a
L,.
.
-
-v
.
Vrrt
v
V
r
'
1
1
ontnbution
T
.
to
make,
,
w.
but
,
..v,
the
see
seem
to
thlnK
traac
can
oe
nun-,
hp
,
TOTE!
A
Fa
mini,
P:4yj
contriDu
ion
win
nave
.o:-
la,Se,t
,
to
,,llt
the
oonv.n-i
Remember
that
safety
is
not
iences
of
a
particular
moment
enemy
expected
to
cet
a
lot
of
Canadians
don't
intend
'
.
nartlpiiK:-
trrouo."
LITTLE
CHRISTINE
KIEilL
of
Miami
Miami
f
showed
n
o
professional
iriCKS.
ir.
i-cin,-o
iu"
"
always
the
prime
consideration
in
deciding
upon
what
suit
to
r.ttack.
Considering
the
bidding
in
todays
deal,
Mr.
Dale
felt
the
lack
would
be
a
nasty
sur-
npf,r
fishermen
around
Pnnrt
V
T
w
i
..!
r..t
if
Mi-
ri:iinnion
1
1
..
KiM
In
laugh
-loaded
tofufe
to
our
P.W.
fieroet)
pii?e.
dui
1
1--
,
iLaiy,
kUHL
u
1
j
c-ytm-uiu
IIUAII
about
this
1IY!!'
I
lal
'
knows
her
business.
She
dis-
found
out
.shirk
their
responsibili
tie,
he
short.
,oid
the
international
Municipal;
WW
p
,
,
t
said
h.
Congress,
but
-Americans
are
us
,
.savp
(,
"r
It"
"ha
'
'
"
taxpayers'
money
by
encouraging
,1
tha.
that
.rnpl
es
,
j
naUons
1(J
s(1
tnplr
goods
The
nvetnv,
attended
by
n.:.
"'
u
vs
all
Canu(!ll.
Douglas
Stuart,
new
U.S.
am-j
iv":irlnr
to
Cfiriarla.
marked
tlio
mat
one
ieau
awuu
a
1
enough
Mr.
onopRa;r4(
Abel's
spade
suit
in
enough
tricks
plays
a
fish
she
cauiht
among
the
underwater
rocks.
IS
Hearts
was
obviously
one
ui
(
nlight
bring
fi.
tYia
pnnt
rnr'l
tne
master
smm
uum
Mr
Abel
Ivid
bid
and
rebid
S2alag
17
"'LUW
spades.
Chances
were
good
tha
flicial
clasinn
of
the
congress
Ejrp
DGQtnS
-Increased
and
held
jointly
by
Canadian
'Accidental'
U.S.
mayors.
T,laj
t
Situ
CAPITOL
.speaking
at
me
university
01
VANCOUVFR
AU
(CP,
roron-M..troal
in
French
and
in
fcnK-.
d
..a(.(.ld(.lUar
Eveiuuiis
m
.,
Political
Action
Urged
lLsh
the
prime
mlnLster
mio
u-'
'
tenants
f
two
women
a-
"
jadians.
who
-?:i
more
than
hall;lne
,
,.
K
Jl
NiTUt
J-ISJ
jfrg
MKirt
1
CATfctOM
A
FtniiniN
IMnver
Theatre
Saturday
Matinee
I
u,ie
.rH.
thA
its
lrn.,w
i
in
an
apartment
mmw
'"'-1
By
NOKMXN
WAI.KKR
North
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Ahrl)
8
A
H
J
8
8
H-
1
D
A
J
10
8
C
5
2
Solltll
rt
fcM'
(
Mr.
Hale)
(
Mr.
Muster-)
S
K
10
9
8-7
5
3
H
J
5
4
2
H
3
D
7
2
D
8
5
4
3
C
J
10
0
B
C--7
8
4
3
(Mr.
liumptoll)
S
4
2
H
A
K
Q
10
0
D
K
Q
c
a
k
y
CREDIT
that
if
they
can
t
keep
trade
high
Sept.
l.
"r.
'
;
36
nd
M'y
Ma
v
S-emplovment,
Small
59
enough
Uiere
"is
bound
to
be
un-t.
smoke
w
hll
by
unrest,
and.
if
it
.were
overcome
to
tind
thr
ay
to
w
fe-1
'tjors
lar
enough
.
depression
tryin,
lith
all
its
rvii
cnn,ences:ty
in
smoke-filled
ha
lways
I
!
ST
I-OUIS
(AP
Tlic
AFL
to
G
CARHART
MONARCH
GAULT
Quolity
First
At
day
sounded
a
call
for
stepped
UNION
J
....
,
...
.
,
..
.
...
.
.
Pnileo
and
fie
acniirimeni
up
political
acuvuy
auer
near-
001
n
social
am
poiuicai.
1
-.-
,,,i
testified
they
couiti
,
ing
a
messag?
from
President
Canadians
don't
want
sepcial
olficials
Eisenhower
iluxt
Taft-Hartley
treatment
from
ihc
U.S..
but
they
find
no
evidence
of
arson.
,
MEETIK
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
AU"
"
'
.
jta
AFL
leaders
semed
to
take
this
:
Wallace's
:
:
Men
s
Shop
:
Guest
Speakers
The
bidding:
North
fcitst
South
1
S
Pius
3
H
3
S
Pass
4
C
4
U
Pass
4
NT
to
mean
Eisenhower's
administration
Intends
to
retain
most
major
features
of
the
union-criticized
labor
relations
law.
Elsenhower's
me.'sage,
read
,r
West
Pass
Pass
Pass
All
pass
6
H
Pass
7
NT
Cordon
Smith,
Manager,
Credit
Union
Natmn
Association
In
Canada.
George
Sterling,
Field
Man,
D.
C.
Credit
Union
League.
Vic
Hill,
txtension
Department,
University
n!
he
had
the
ace
of
that
suit.
Mr.
vice-President
Richard
Nixcn,
Dale
decided
to
put
the
question
promised
he
will
recommend
T
H
amendments
to
Congress
nex'
of
the
spade
finesse
up
to
Mr
chaniDion
at
the
very
first
trick
January
to
correct
"a
number
If
taken,
the
finesse
would
be
successful.
However,
Mr.
Cham
pion
might
think
it
was
not
necessary.
of
defects
James
L.
McUevitt.
director
'.
the
AFL's
labor
league
for
political
education,
in
a
report
pis-pared
for
debates
said
"let'-go
home
from
this
convention
and
get
the
peopla
we
represent
in
action
now."
Rn
Mr
Dale
ianorcd
the
safe
SERVICE
opening
of
the
jack
of
clubs
and
Sponsored
by
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Union
Kaien
Consumers'
Credit
Union
Celco
Credit
Union
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
r
Saturday.
September
26
nrnrr
Mi
Briile
and
4th
Last,
Commem-iiif
at
2:30
p.m.
I
Oiirney
all-enamel
automatic
rock
gas
range;
3
Chesterfield
suites:
Sets
of
books,
Harvard
Classics,
Works
of
Theodore
Roosevelt,
and
oUiers,
Encyclopedia,
25
"volumes,
Marion
Crawford.
Hall
Caine;
1
walnut
dining
room
suite
with
china
cabinet:
2
occasional
chairs;
1
man's
bicycle;
1
oak
desk
table,
1
trilight
lamp;
3
electric
heaters;
1
bridge
lamp;
1
Fairbanks-Morse
oil
heater;
Maroon
carpet,
10x12;
1
coal
and
wood
range;
1
pot
burner
all-enamel
oil
range;
1
kitchen
set;
3
bedroom
dressers;
1
typewriter.
18-inch
carriage;
2
radios,
1
Fleetwood
combination
radio;
1
living
room
carpet.
9'
x
10'6";
2
single
beds
complete;
1
double
bed;
2
trunks;
1
footstool
and
other
articles.
List
your
goods
for
this
sale
before
Friday
noon
GEORGE
J.
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
rhones
Ked
127;
Black
818
or
B.C.
Messenger
678
laid
down
the
nine
01
spades.
You
can
hardly
blame
Mr.
CERTIFIED
APPLICATORS
c.i.rililV7V.ct
Eisenhower's
uii
messaue
...i...
did
not
"-'
Champion
UnampiOll
lOI
for
gUUlg
going
up
with
irvn-n;
the
ace.
It
was
the
right
per-
j
spell
out
what
tabor
law
changes
CANADIAN
LEGION
HAL
Ur
BARRETT
ROOFING
PRODUCTS
.
Consult
Us
For
Free
Estimates
.
.
.
TERMS
CAN
BE
ARRANGED
EBY
&
SONS
LIMITED
'
A00
Third
Avenue
East
centage
piy.
ine
.nances
ui
ne
nas
in
mmu.
the
king
of
spades
bc.ig
"right"
j
He
said
the
general
aims
are
were
50-50.
!
"remedy
dtfects
which
cause
The
chances
o.
the
five
out-
;
concern
on
the
part
of
workiiii
standing
hearts
breaking
3-2
!
men
and
women
over
posib:r
were
68
in
100.
There
was
the
i
results
and
u:ie.s
of
the
act
.o
added
chance
that
if
the
hearts
i
their
detriment"
to
improve
the
were
4-1
the
jack
would
be
the
law's
administrate,
allow
'
hea.-
i
thy
growth"
of
u.vons.
and
les-
card
that
was
a
singleton.
Mr.
Champion
started
on
the
'sen
"government
Interference
but
when
m
labor
relations.
hearts
at
trick
two
they
failed
to
break
the
con-1
-
Sept.
28
8
p.m.
EVERYONE
WELCOME
A
NEW
CREDIT
UNION
FILM
WILL
BE
SHOW
REFRESHMENTS
WILL
BE
SERVED
Phone
Blue
156
Eves.
Phone
Blue
3?3
tract
was
hopeless.
The
banana
plant,
now
chiefly
Now
suppose
Mr.
Dale
had
grown
m
the
LiodIcs
and
We:t
iH
9
I
1
opened
a
club.
Mr.
Champion
infjje.s
,s
believed
to
have
orig-
n.r.iilH
a-in
a
n
H
Start
hearts.
Ol'ln,.!!..
f,m
.tin
nuuju
...
"
.iiiaiiy
tunic
nviii
the
second
nean
ne
wouiu
leaiu
the
bad
news.
But
now
he
would
have
t
try
the
spade
finesse
as
VANCOUVER
i.
his
only
hope.
He
would
be
o
riven
into
the
right
and
winning
play
for
13
tricks.
RADIO
REVIEW
A
play
like
Mr.
Dales
spade
opening
comes
up
more
often
than
you
think.
When
it
seems
starring:.
clear
that
declarer
is
going
to
make
a
riuht
guess
to
realize
his
contract,
put
that
guess
up
to
him
at
once
ueiore
ne
nis
EVAN
KEMP
AND
THE
CKMO
RANGE
RIDERS
complete
blue-print
of
the
hand.
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in
the
army
f
&A
Vl
YOU
SERVE
Steer
Lose
ot
the
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In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
(CP)
-
A
warning
CIVIC
CENTRE
to
"shoot
on
sight"
went
out
on
Timi-rhur
t.ii
tifln-armcd
Dolicc
v.1..,1i
q
fnnitiua
111
the
hllsh
near
the
eastern
limits
of
the
Monday,
September
28th
.city.
The
warning
came
from
the
STAGE
SHOW
AND
DANCE
B.C,
Livestock
Producers'
Association,
which
lost
the
"fugitive"
a
maverick
steer
Saturday
when
it
leaped
from
a
truck.
It
was
sighted
Wednesday
with
a
herd
of
cows,
but
when
the
farmer
got
too
close,
It
leaped
a
fence
and
fled.
"It's
too
wild
to
be
captured,"
Rnirl
aKKnrhitifin
manager
K.
R.
STAG.;
SHOW
!
-
10
p.ro
Children
25c;
Adulls
50c
ItANCL
10:30
p.m.
-
1:30
a.m
Adulls
$1.00
Chowcn,
"and
should
be
shot
on
sight."
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your
money
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