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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
July
2,
li53
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2
Years
Thro
Teens
Girls'
Summer
Outdoor
Wear
RAILROAD
RECEIVES
$5
FOR
RIDE
TAKEN
IN
1929
ST.
LOUIS
(AP)
The
Frisco
Railroad
is
$5
richer
today
because
a
passenger
kept
worrying
about
a
free
10-mlle
ride
he
took
in
1929.
The
money
came
from
a
California
resident
who
said
he
took
advantage
of
a
confused
conductor
and
rode
without
a
ticket.
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1
ONE
OF
THE
NEWEST
PAIRS
of
sightseers
seen
almost
always
together
in
Italy,
Suzanne
Dardolle
and
actor
Clark
Gabte
take
in
a
few
of
the
sights
at
San
Renio.
Romantic
rumors
surround
the
two
as
the
pretty
French
ex-model
and
the
Hollywood
hero
continue
their
tour
of
the
country.
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Bros,
happily
presmt
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WAYNE
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CARTOON
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NEWS
Evenings
7
.
9:11
Saturday
Mat
.
4:14
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
roderick
Crawford,
noted
on
the
screen
as
a
"tough
guy,"
plays
his
most
rugged
role
in
Columbia
Pictures'
"Last
of
the
Comanches,"
which
opens
tonight
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
The
average
screen
"tough
guy"
is
plenty
tough,
all
right;
but
usually
he's
only
tough
against
fellow
humans.
Crawford
appears
In
"Last
of
the
Comanches"
as
a
hard-blt.-ten
U.S.
cavalry
sergeant
in
command
of
a
small
band
of
Indian
massacre
survivors
fleeing
over
120
miles
of
burning
desert
and
beset
both
by
thirst
nd
Comanches.
The
film
pits
the
star
against
both
man
and
nature.
Crawford,
who
won
the
Academy
Award
for
his
performance
in
"All
the
Kini's
Men,"
hi'
come
into
what
is,
perhaps,
his
finest
role
since
in
"Last
of
the
Comanches."
A
backward
glnnce
at
som-of
'Crawford's
recent
roles
will
illustrate
In
"The
Mob,"
the
star
played
a
hard-hitting
cop
on
a
rough
assignment:
to
crack
racket
wide
open.
In
"Scandal
fheet"
he
portrayed
a
ruthless
editor
who
would
go
to
any
lengths
to
get
his
story,
even
if
hp
had
to
commit
murder!
In
"Born
Yesterday,"
a
role
on
the
"entle
side
for
Crawford
sa
him
as
a
ruthless
big
shot
trying
to
buy
up
a
Congressman,
A
brwnv
brawler,
mixing
!t
with
his
dukes
or
swineing
his
weight
around
in
a
figurative
sense,
Crawford
always
can
be
counted
on
for
a
colorful,
vigorous
performance
in
a
freo-swinging
style
of
acting.
LONDON
(Reuters)
Lavrenti
P.
Beria,
who
became
the
No.
2
man
in
he
Kremlin
hierarchy
on
Stalin's
death,
is
still
the
subject
of
much
speculation.
When
Prime
Minister
Malen-kov
and'
11
other
Soviet
leaders
went
to
the
Bolshol
theatre
In
Moscow
last
Friday
night
to
see
a
new
opera,
Beria
was
not
included.
The
11
names
comprised
all
the
ful!
membars
of
the
party
praesl-dlum
top
direction
except
Beria
j
who
is
secret,
'police
chief
and
j
interior
minister.
I
No
explanation
of
Heria's
ab-
j
sence
from
the
list,
was
given,
i
It
was
not.
known
so
far
whether
j
Heria
is
111,
out
of
town
or
out
of
favor.
Had
Beria
been
in
Moscow
and
in
good
health,
It
is
regarded
as
certain
that
he
would
have
been
1
at
the
opera
together
with
his
colleagues
for
what
was
evidently
a
"state
occasion."
The
listing
of
high
Soviet
officials
in
a
strict
order
of
seniority
follows
a
dc-
finite
pattern
and
omission
of
I
names
Is
never
accidental.
There
is
to
Mote-Catching
Mr.
llcinsite
Was
Slightly
Off
the
Beam
It
JtlUEENS
.
HARLOTTE
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IRLINES
Do
you
have
your
own
Mr.
Hein.site,
who
makes
your
ears
ring
with
a
long
and
boring
analysis
of
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A
Trip
to
the
Moon
FORD'S
FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
2
Weeks
Commencing
Saturday,
June
2
COME
IN
AND
TEST-DRIVE
OCR
USED
CARS
TIPTOP
Condition
Guaranteed
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
SERVICE
STATION
"Tlic
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
Me
BRIDE
at
SECOND
AVE.
control.
vill
cook
jom.
cot
on
a
pleasant
posh
.
bmtoa,
,
meal
cooking
right
lor
Advance
Arrangements
t'oiil.'ct
CRAWFORD
MOOR
"
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South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Mnzv)
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The
bidding:
South
Wpst
North
East
1
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18
2
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Pass
2
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Puss
3
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Puss
3
NT
All
pass
the
contract
was
down
one.
Mr.
Heinsitn
ccnliniied
his
verbal
ch'.i.stb;cmrnt
of
his
partner.
;
"Dirt
vou
ever
har
such
biii-riing?"
he
asked,
tinning
to
Mr.
Dale
for
sympathy.
"You're
right."
Mr.
Dale
replied.
"Miu'yy's
two
heart
bi'
was
prettv
b-d
On
the
nt.hev
hand,
it.
wasn
t
nnv
worse
thir
yol,r
CortTinlv
you
be-
!"n,,p"
1,1
'"imp
air'
in
fact
it
was
ice-old."
Mr.
Heinsitc
ws
stunner!
intr
"Hence
for
a
mo-nrnt.
Jf
h'
'"'r'n't.
been
m
engrossed
iii
nnlyzins
Mr.
Mnzy's
bidrlln"
he
prohablv
would
have
srr
he
rieht
play
for
nine
tricks.
It
wasn't
a
difficult
play.
As
Vtr
Dale
pointed
out,
it
con--isted
merely
of
letting
Mr.
Dale
hold
the
first
hert.
trick
with
his
king.
Mr.
Heinsite
ther
would
have
w-n
the
n-xt
fotr
hearts
which
were
all
he
needed
for.
his
game.
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TODAY
to
SATURDAY"
CAPITOL
A
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PLAYERS
THEATRE
MOT
KZZ1CZDC
your
favourite
iI
with
a
lZsctcune
shoe
Please
VOW
Fin
quality
style
i
'
'
practically
every
hand?
Let
me
tell
you
a
little
secr?t
ibout
him.
He
does
not
analyze
everything
there
is
to
analyze
about
a
hand.
Not
by
any
means.
He
analyzes
only
thnt
which
Milts
his
purposes
or.
In
other
"o"Is.
tint
which
makes
him
'ook
pood
and
makes
his
partner
look
like
a
drp
No
sooner
had
Mr.
Heinsite
-cen
the
dummy
in
today's
deai
fhan
he
started
yellinp;
about
Mr
Muzzv's
two
heart
bid.
I
"You
heed
about
twice
as
nuch
as
you
had
to
make
a
rree
bid
in
a
higher
ranking
?uit
than
mine,"
he
snarled.
Continuing
his
complaints
all
throuch
the
hand,
Mr.
Hein.site
olayed
as
follows:
The
oneniw?
lead
was
th!
nueen
of
spades
and
he
won
-vith
the
ace.
He
laid
down
the
;ack
of
hearts.
Mr.
Dale
covered
vith
the
king
and
dummy's
ace
von.
The
queen
and
10
of
hearts
vere
now
cashed
and,
if
the
i:it
had
broken
3-3,
10
tricks
nuid
hive
been
taken
in
all.
But
Mr.
Dale
showed
out
on
he
third
heart
and
Mrs.
Keen's
line
spot
effectively
blocked
the
un
of
the
suit.
Now
there
wer-
mly
eight
tricks
available
and
Douks
Fire
Homes
After
Wedding
KRESTOVA
W
Romance
kindled
terrorism
during
the
weekend
when
a
younc
Doukhobor
leader
got
married
In
a
colorful
In
the
hour
following
the
marriage
of
John
J.
Verigln,
torch
raiders
came
out
of
hiding
tr
strike
at
three
communities
and
set
fire
to
10
homes.
It
appeared
the
raids
were
timed
to
take
the
spotlight
awaj
from
the
peaceful
joy
surrounding
the
wedding.
The
30-year-old
i;
i"in.
twin
of
violence,
i
secretary
of
the
orthodox
Doukhobor
communities
10,000
inhabitants.
Eorn
in
Russia,
he
is
a
grea'
grandson
of
Peter
(The
bordly
Verigin,
former
Donkhubor
spirit
ual
leader
in
Canada.
Close
to
50
dwelling
have
beer
destroyed
by
terrorists
in
recen
months
in
Doukhobor
settlements
in
the
province's
southern
Interior.
There
was
no
trouble
at
the
""mmuiuty
of
Brilliant,
where
Verigin
claimed
ns
his
bride
Doukhobor
Laura
Relkoff.
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