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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
25,
1953
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CATHARIt
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The
first
opossum
ever
believed
x-n
in
this
part
of
Ontario
was
foptured
alive
on
a
farm
and
turned
over
to
game
overseers;.
will
be
sent
to
Toionot's
River-dale
zoo.
The
day
after
the
ani-Jhal
was
caught,
another
opossum
was
killed
by
a
car.
farida
(Subject
to
Chanse
Dy
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Unusual
Play
Turns
Out
To
He
a
Wise
Precaution
THURSDAY
PM.
,
5.00
At
Home
With
the
Leuuicks
5
:25
Int.
Commentary
5:30
UN
Today
5:45
CBC
News,
Weather
Report
5:55
Have
You
Heard?
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Ted
Apple
hall
6:30
Wayne
ana
Sinister
Also
TtHhnicolw
Cartoon
.
News
Sails
and
Blades"
TODAY
Donald
O'Connor
and
Debbie
Reynolds
cavort
on
the
Totem
Theatre
screen
in
"I
Love
Mel-vin."
a
skylarking
new
M-G-M
Technicolor
musical
brimming
with
hit
songs,
deft
dance
routines
and
amusing
plot
situations.
The
show
starts
tonight.
O'Connor
is
seen
as
Melvln,
assistant
to
the
ace
cameraman
of
a
national
magazine,
with
Miss
Reynolds
cast
as,
Judy,
a
Broadway
chdrus
girl
eager
to
scale
the
heights
of
stage
and
screen
fame.
In
an
effort
to
ingratiate
himself
with
Judy,
as
well
as
to
break
up
her
romance
with
an
affluent
rival,
Melvin
contrives
to
get
her
photograph
on
the
cover
of
his
magazine.
But
before
he
Is
able
to
achieve
this
almost
miraculous
SATURDAY
7
:00
CBO
News
FK1UAY
A
M.
7:00
PC
Fishermen's
Broadcast
7:15
M
'sical
Clock
7:30
CBC
News:
Weather
Report
7:35
Musical
Clock
8
00
CBC
News
8
:10
Here
a
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
fcwmg
8:30
Morning
Devotion
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary
9:15
Musical
Varieties
9:59
Time
Signal"
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
"Hil"
10:43
Musical
Program
11:00
A
Man
and
His
Music
1
1
:30
Weather
Report
1
1
:3
1
Message
Period
1
1
:33
Rec.
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
PM
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Pnpram
Resume
12:30
BC.
farm
Broadcast
Evenings
7-9:01
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
4:30
CAPITOL
It
isn't
often
you
have
to
duck
the
first
lead
in
a
suit
where
your
have
three
sure
stoppers.
This
unusual
play
was
made'
in
today's
hand
-
and
the
kibitzers
considered
it
an
extreme
(and
probably
unnecessary)
precaution.
Actually,
it
was
based
on
sound
and
quite
simple
reasoning.
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THEATt)
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
('The
Ways
of
Mankind"
8:30
Homer's
Odyssey
9
:00
Thursday
Playhouse
9:30
CBC
Vancouver
Concert
Orcn.
'
10
:00
CBC
News
1
10:10
CBC
News
j
10:15
Midweek
Review
I
10:30
Parade
of
Choirs
j
11
:00
Weather
Report
:
11
:02
Fish
Arrivals
i
1
1
:04
Music
Till
Midnight
;
12
.00
sibii-off
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Capitol
Mr.
Abel
led
the
jack
of
spades
and.
to
his
surprise.
It
held.
Here
was
Mr.
Masters'
reasoning
in
.
ducking
the
trick.
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
V.ftli
(Mr.
Itulr)
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feat,
the
young
couple
sing,
j
First
he
couldn't
hope
to
win
more
than
three
spades.
To
dance
and
impersonate
their
way
through
a
hilariously
diverting
series
of
comedy
complication.
The
songs
and
dances
of
"I
Love
Melvin"
form
an
integral
part
of
the
story
and
action.
make
his
contract,
he
would
have
to
bring
in
at
least
two
club
tricks.
Now,
if
the
opposing
spades
were
divided
4-3,
only
one
spade
need
be
lost
and
the
contract
was
probably
safe.
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if
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Today
lo
Saturday
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Lougiiooiou;;n
miet
on
theiMr.
Abel
had
five
spades,
it
B.C.
coast
wis
named
after
an'
might
be
vital
to
wait
until
Mrs.
18th
century
lord
chancellor
of;
Keen
was
out
of
that
suit
be-England.
forc
surrendering
the
lead
to
coffee
7:.9:M.
Saturdoy
2:
p.m.
RED
LABEL
You're
Bound
To
Be
In
The
Swim
In
A
Wallace
BATHING
SUIT
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Full
Line
of.
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her
in
clubs.
The
chances
were
good
that
the
three
high
club
honors
were
split
between
the
defenders
and
that
Mrs.
Keen
could
get
on
lead
at
least
once.
Only
$7.95
to
$9.
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This
thoughtful
planning
paid
,
off
handsomely.
Mr.
Abel
can
hardly
be
criticized
for
continu-1
ing
spades
and
Mr.
Masters
won
the
second
trick
with
the
queen.
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He
led
a
low
club
which
Mrs.
1
Keen
won
with
the
king.
She
r
returned
a
small
heart
and
Mr.
1
'
Abel's
queen
fell
to
dummy's
;
i
ace.
Another
club
was
led,
losing
to
Mr.
Abel's
queen.
The
spade
1
return
was
won
with
the
king
and
the
ace
of
clubs
was
knocked
out.
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Masters
still
had
a
spade
stopper
and
the
contract
,
was
on
ice.
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Note
(hat
if
Mr.
Masters
hadj
won
the
first
spade
trick
he
;
would
have
gone
set.
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'
lng
the
lead
with
the
king
of
clubs,
Mrs.
Keen
would
have
led'
back
a
spade
knocking
out
the
;
i
second
stopper.
Now
Mr.
Abel,
1
i
svith
two
more
club
tricks
and
.
only
one
more
high
spade
to
knock
out,
would
have
been
one
'
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ahead
of
Mr.
Masters
at
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