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Da.iy
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Monday.
January
26,
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Painters
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with
connections
to
SEATTLE
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Professional
BROOM
AWAY
If
you
want
to
gvt
away
from
a
ririlt
delivery
or
i(
you
want
to
develop
a
smooth,
effortless
swing
and
follow
through
In
releasing
your
stone
.
.
.
whether
you
slide
or
not
.
.
.
keep
your
broom
off
Die
ice!
Only
as
a
las;
resort
to
prevc
it
a
(all
jhmld
the
broom
touch
the
ice
surface
and
if
it
happens,
the
handle
of
the
broom
should
strike
the
ire
before
the
straw
Let
me
list
the
"rion'ts"
first
Use
this
as
a
check
list
next
time
you
get
out
on
the
Ice.
(1)
Don't
hold
the
briam
be
hi
ml
you
when
you
are
taking
your
stance
in
the
hack.
Why?
Every
player
who
rides
the
s:rat
of
his
broom
starts
off
thi
way
If
you
hold
your
broom
straight
to
your
left
side
with
the
straw
pointing
forward,
it
is
impossible
for
you
to
ride
the
broom.
It
U
also
almost
Impossible
for
you
then
to
drift
off
the
corr-ec-
line
i
f
c
liei.
(2)
Don't
point
the
straw
of
the
hrnom
down.
This
is
another
temptation
to
ride
your
broom
for
balance.
Hold
the
broom
handle
well
up
the
shaft
near
the
shoulder,
where
it
balance.,
easily
In
your
hand.
Keep
tt.
siraw
poi
ited
ahead
and
up
a
l'Ule.
1
Sure,
i-
will
take
practice
Cut
dow
i
a
little
on
your
leg
drive
and
length
(.f
.slldo.
Get
out
on
the
Ice
and
practice
this
Natural!
.
don't
experiment
during
a
scheduled
game.
Try
tt
in
a
practice
game
or
on
the
ice
by
yourself.
Keep
at
it.
Don't
quit
trying
because
you
can't
master
it
the
first
day.
There
are
many
curling
seasons
ahead
of
you.
and
you
will
be
surprised
how
easily
it
will
come
to
you
if
you
persist
for
a
few
week.
Next...
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How
For?'...
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383
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99
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W
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Rupert,
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do
the
rest.
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V
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lludUrr
ami
4
untri
tirs
New
Coivstructlon,
Repati.
Fuundailofis
and
Re-riKiIUiK
31i-lsl
Ave.
W
.
Phone
909
1
O.
Box
71
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
FVHRY
JOB
GUARANTIED
V.
e
Pi
ur
t;e.r.ent
For
I-e?a
Phone
Blue
939
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
Saws
Sharpened
215
Isl
Ave.
W.
I'liune
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PRINCE
RUPERT
IIDUm
tlTfRY
Custom
Tailored
Furniture
REPAIRING
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ph
nine
REI1LI1.DINU
is
13.
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A
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W
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BLACKWOOD
on
First,
Art
Second
LONDON
iReuterii
The
tast
of
the
Russian
artist
Is
to
gild
the
Soviet
lily
even
tl
he
fn
'
has
to
wipe
o:(
the
mud
Wi
rkinc
within
the
Iramewor't
o(
"socialist
.
realism."
which
bars
mode,
nust,
rublst
or
Im-pre'diuilst
works,
he
mint
pu'
politics
first,
art
v
r
uxi.
Since
Soviet
hie
must
never
e
painted
in
drab
c;
.lots,
"rcility
'
sometimes
requires
rctou:
lim
.
Because
they
failed
to
appreciate
this,
several
Soviet
urtuu
have
been
rapped
over
the-knuckles
by
the
influential
p
n-txiical.
"Cultu
e
and
Life."
published
under
dirertlim
of
Hi-Soviet
central
committee
One
artbt
tilled
hU
ranv.i..
-Mother."
Accoiding
to
"Culture
and
Life."
he
cirew
u
.-q
ia-lid
old
woman
with
a
w.it
.!
face,
painted
in
ereen
and
trn,v;i
colors,
on
a
dirty
brown
background,"
U.
Vasnet-sov
painted
"a
chi-
otic
accumulation
of
black,
red
I
and
white
::''
and
cut
i-d
th;-
work
"The
Littie
Hum.
;iked
Horse."
a!-.
'
a
favuiile
Ha
-lull
fai:y''ile
'A
mo.'kt
ry."
.-ai
l
"Cuiturt
and
Lt!e
"
A
third
artist
p.ilnted
"A
Woman
in
a
Grey
Fur
Coat."
T.'.e
S.jviet
pc.-!KUcal
s.i
d
lie
portrayed
her
face
at
ocin.;
"uitii-oui
thought
or
ftehnj."
H
a.i
ieu
"The
portrait
Is
p
unted
In
hrl,
yellow
shades
and
evokes
a
lee!-
j
ing
of
aversion."
Police
Drive
Convicts
i
Buck
to
Cells
PITTSBURGH
CP
O.'ficlaU
t
the
Western
State
Penitentiary
regained
full
control
of
the
prison
after
state
police
drove
convicts
back
lito
lx
kless
cells
with
a
volley
of
hots
i
Sincv
the
riot
ended
last
M
hi-
I
dav.
l.OOO
prisoners
had
been!
roaming
their
two
cellbli
ks
because
they
had
broken
lock.
,,i
cell
doo:
s.
A
detail
of
slate
police,
armed
with
rifles
and
phtois,
entered
the
cellblock.
fi.ed
a
warnln
volley
to
forestall
any
pos.slulc
resistance
and
ordered
the
convicts
Into
cells.
Eleven
Killed
By
German
Bomb
i
BERLIN
CP
Explosion
of
a
j
wartime
German
bomb
at
a
K
-
j
viet
zone
airfield
near
Berlin,
killed
at
least
11
persons
In-
eluding
several
Russian
soldle-
s
end
Injured
more
than
20
jUi-er.s.
The
blast
occurred
Wednesday
at
Oranlenbuig
airfield,
!0
mile
north
of
Berlin,
duitne
an
attempt
to
defuse
the
bomb
Old
Trails
LIMA.
Peru
(CP)
-
Exp'.on
r
Vic.
tor
von
Hagen
and
hU
wile
have
started
a
two-
ear
rxoloialion
of
the
ancient
Inca
hkhwav
system.
They
aim
to
map
a
vast
area
between
Peru
and
E
iia;i
ir
to
find
how
murh
of
the
historic
system
can
be
tied
Into
the
m.
d-ern
Pan-American
Hi,
h.;
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lolKISis!
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to
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By
Mr.
Abel
h
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Awed
by
His
Opponents;
Fails
To
Pass
Knowing
when
to
pass.
made
a
big
.difference
in
4'
(today's
deal.
It
could
have
meant
a
swing
of
one
NEWS
ADS
get'
RESULT
Ci3sificd
Rates
'Jlopurt
kia-c
4:j0
p.m.
da
j
previous
to
publ'.-RUcn.
I
?kuw;ri.-d,
3
cents
per
word
peri
'
Inse;
Uon;
minlmcai
charge
50
ten's.
j
8trth
Voti-ei,
50
ecrtis.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Desth
Notices.'
."uner?)
Notice,-Marriage
and
F.vu;iea:M-i
A-TT.iuncemcnU,
r2.o.j.
l.'?;
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prt-
ANNOCVJIMLNTS
Catholic
card
party,
-an.
13
tnd
2a.
IO.D.F..
bake
sale,
Jan.
31.
United
Church
A.
Valentine
tea,
Feb.
12.
Legion
Auxiliary
Valentine
dance,
Feb.
13.
i
Hospital
Auxiliary
Valentine
tea,
2
30
Saturday.
Feb.
14,
Mrs.
J
A.
Maedonald,
327
5th
Ave.
Ea.',t.
'
,
Legion
Auxiliary
Tea
and
fashion
Show,
March
18.
.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
ule,
Mr;ich
"5.
Conrad
P.-TA.
White
Eek-
pliant
salr,
March
28.
t
-
Easter
Tea
and
Sale
April
2.
,
LcKin
Auxiliary
Card
parties
Feb.
4
and
18.
St.
Andrews
Cathedi-i
bazaar
.
Thursday,
April
0.
i
L.O
B
A.
bazaar,
May
6.
C.C
K.
iiiK
.sale.
May
20.
!
,
CARD
OK
THANKS
'
I
wish
to
extend
my
heartfelt
thanks
to
all
my
friends
for
their
kind
words
of
sympathy
and
beautiful
floral
offerings'
extended
t.
the
death
of
my,
beloved
mother,
Mrs.
Margaret
Graham.
-nawmome
j.
uranam
upl
I'MtSONAL
.
.
j
I
HAVE
finally
located
articles
fiir
speed
boat
stolen
from
723
1
Bacon
St.
Will
Rive
party
con-'
eemed
seven
days
to
return
before
turning
over
to
law.
George
Brown.
421
p
I
lilSINFSS
PKKStiNALS
PHONE
18
your
Northland
Dairy,',
for
dailv
delivery
except
Sun-:
day
By
looking
after
your,
milk
yciur
milk
will
look
after
j
you.
KV
ep
it
cool.
All
milk
'
guaranteed.
uft
NATIONAL
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Distributors
lor:
Mining,
Kawmiil
feginj
and
Contractors'
Equipment,
.nquir-
ie
invitea.
uranvwj
island.
Vancouver
l.
h.u.
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AGENTS
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
oxygen,
acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
l.f,
dsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Ltd.
Phone
60.
c
THg
ELLOTEICIAN
D
Guyatt,
"u.
Wirini;
and
Electrical
Repairs.
149
9th
Ave
West.
Phone
Red
165.
(27)1
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JOHNNIE
KNOWLES
For1
prompt
coal
deliveries
and
m..s-nper
service.
Phone
Black
433.
,
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PHIL
PROUTT-Reliable
home
services.
Chimney
sweep.
bHrner
cleaning,
etc.
Phone
Green
9WS.
4
22)
COLLECTIONS
FOR
ELECTRO-LUX
now
made
at
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.,
Third
Ave.
W.
For
parts,
sale?
service,
phone
Blue
j70.
,
(c)
PLUMBING,
autom'S
oil
heat-Inp,
sheet
metal
work.
Phone
543,
630
6'-h
West.
Letodrnean
(t()
(VILFORD
Elect:
leal
Works.
Motors
taught,
z-M,
rewound
and
repaired
(to
SIMPLICITY-D
r
e
TH
Patterns
and
Newlands
Wool
at
the
VARIETY
STORE.
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TYPIST
WANTED
Typist
required
immediately
for
either
temporary
or
steady
position.
Must
have
at
least
three
years
typing
experience
after
completion
of
training.
Dictaphone
experience
desirable
but
not
necessary.
Only
expert
typist
will
bo
considered.
Arrangements
to
live
at
hospital
residence
preferred
but
it
is
possible
to
commute
dally
from
the
city.
Apply
to
Dr.
J
D.
Oalhraith.
Medical
Super-tendent,
Miller
Bay
Hospital
(21e)
HELP
WANTED
MALE
WANTED
A
man
to
starthls
own
business.
Almost
no
money
required.
Sewing
machine
experience
helpful,
but
not
essential.
Reply
to
Box
599.
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News.
(27)
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Experienced
sawmill
worker
Group
Mills,
Oona
River,
B.C.
(2!p
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For
Box
Fire
PHILADELPHIA
(CP)
A
$1,-500,000
fire
awept
through
a
wiuthwest
Philadelphia
paper
box
manulacturlng
plain
Saturday
and
a
city
official
said
there
"as
a
definite
possibility
of
arson.
J
(;"
John
F
Cjjunjjiiy,
owner
of
the
damaged
plant,
the
Connelly
Container
do.,
said
the
plant
had
been
shut
down
"by
a
wildcat
strike"
Friday
night.
FOR
SALE
L.50
Gibson
carved
top
F
hole
guitar.
Grand
au-uivonuni
s;ze.
complete
with
pickguard,
picks.
Initial
plate
ana
case
one
vear
oia,
Like
;
new.
$95
00.
Original
price
.
140O0.
Phono
Blue
Ml
be-1
tween
6
and
7pm
22i
FOR
SALE
Steel
beds,
cotton
mattress
and
springs,
complete
I
I
$10
00
each.
Kinder
trea
dle
sewing
machine.
S45
00
Apply
St.
Elmo
Hotel
No
phone.
i21p)
FOR
SALE
Four-room
house
with
attic.
Downtown
location.
Possession
in
March
Price
$t'VK)
rah
Phnn
Hiyril
Hotel
between
4
and
7.
ask
(or
Walter
Gurvich.
i26p!
FOR
SALE
Marine
repair
ma-
chine
shop,
fully
equipped.
home
terms.
No
tnflers.
please
F"r
information
apply
Box
i'78,
Prin'-e
Rupert.
B.C.
i25p
FOO
I
HILIi?
(soot
less!
coal.
Phone
851.
PhilpoU,
EvtH
&
Co.
Ltd.
(c!
r."
,
Z
Z
Z
cv-r.
FOR
otip
SALE
Circular,
band
and
jointer
saws,
boys'
bike,
bedstead.
786
Alfred
St.
1
21
C.lK.i
FOR
SALE
FOR
RAI.F1M9
RnifV
i.ri,u,r
motor
completely
overhauled!
Price
$600
cash.
Apply
723
Bacon
St.
after
5.
(21pi
'
FOR
SALE
1950
custom
built
.
Ford
sedan.
All
accessories.
:
Phone
Black
913.
21i
'
FOR
SALE
'37
Plymouth
sedan
in
good
condition.
Radio
and
heater.
Phone
Red
806.
1
21p)
i
!FOR
SALE
'51
Hudson
sedan.
This
Pfir
id
In
Al
cliona
nA
is
cuarnntef
f!
f:sh
or
terms
i
Black
&
White
Taxi
Co.
1
19
,
UfcAL
FSTATE
SPECIAL
Wartime
four
with
stairway
to:
two
rooms
in
attic.
On
7th
Ave.!
jnear
MiBride.
Price
$45(Ki00
Terms
arranged.
Exclusive
list-
ing.
Arinstroner
Aconcies
Ltd.
D.
phone
,,
342-
.
Blark
197
evenings
FOR
SALE
Five
acres,
mil
from
town
centre.
Three;
houses:
one
seven-rooms
with
i
bathroom,
one
three-rooms
!
with
bathroom,
one
two-
j
rooms.
Electricity,
water
and
i
phone
installed.
For
furthei
I
information
write
to
Box
523.
!
Terrace,
B.C.
(22)
i
FOR
SALE
Six-room
fully
furnished
house
with
three-room
basement
suite.
Hot
water
heating.
Phone
Red
129.
21i
f,u
rent
FOR
RENT
One-room
furnished
cabin
(or
working
man
only.
Apply
after
6
p.m.
740
Fulton.
1
22
1
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
rent
portable
macrynes.
Phone
fM.
(r)
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room
close
j
ln
U41
Beach
Place
or
Blue:
4.13.
i
.
(
r'OR
KENT
Furnished
two-
1
room
suite.
238
6th
West,
i22-ncii
FOR
SALE
Table
and
four!
chairs
with
red
trimmin
;.
i
Phone
Red
977.
i23
I
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room
53
6th
Ave.
East.
23p)
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
room.
Call
at
337
8th
W:-t.
1
22
W4N1KO
TO
RENT
WANTED
TO
RENT-Hou.se.
4
rooms
or
more
by
March
1.
Adults.
Black
330.
I21p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
House
'
Blue
331.
26p
TAXIS
And
TRANSFERS
Start
the
New
Year
Right
Change
to
BLACK
and
WHM'E
For
o
Clean,
Dependable
Taxi
Service,
Call
65.
"Ewntiuilly
.
.
,
Why
not
now?"
CITY
TRANSFER
,
Long
Distance
Furniture
Movers
CRATING
and
PACKING
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
Effects
Moved
to
or.
from
any
potnt
In
BC.
Phone
950
First
Ave,
and
McBrldc
(e)
ACC4)lTNTANTtl
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
lax
(ipeclalist.
8.
O.
Furk
Blone
Building.
Zei5'Jj.
20mi
BATTERY
HERVICE
RUPERT
Enttery
Shop,
234
East
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Blue
126.
Repairs,
rrharglrK
and
rebulld-
"iK.
Work
guarauted.
(c)
JOHN
H.
BULGER
I
unit
.r,V
Iru
John,
Eulgcr
Ltd.
'inlrd
Avn.f
John
F
L
Hugiies,
C.
CIIlRf)l'ItACTf.K
lira.
10
3O-12
JO.
2
00-S
Ewes
;
liy
knpotitm-:it
v.
21-23
Oilier
Bal
Th..!,,:
III.
if
ii
H.'G
HELGERSC'i
LIMIT
ED
RF.AI,
ESTATE
4i
INKl'E.'.S
Phnnf
6I.
Evenings
ft
j-t
;
LING
THE
TAILC;
Tailorini
AllmtwM
ntl
fluthrs
Madr
lo-MriMii
co
Sixth
st
Pi-
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
AX'OlST.l'
James
nj.H
k
ecs-
Jfd
Pi
hire
Paper'..
BC
Phone-
347
PO
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DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NfA
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Ci
PRINCE
RIM
Luxury
Steomcf
SAIUS
FOR
Vancouve
and
Intermedial
f'
Eoch
Thursdoy
at
11:13
p
m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEONESDW
MI"VI
l
omfort
ami
S"1
For
Rcserv.i1
Write
or
f
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OR
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PRINCE
BC
Bl'ff;
By
CHIC
YOUNG
TiCX
....
Mi.:.'-
v.y
.
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4
ft
North
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
nrth
(
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hampion)
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Psks
H
a
s
Dill
All
puss
Ike
Calls
Commander
To
Conference
WASHINGTON
f
President
Elsenhower
Saturday
called
ln
the
..ew
commancer
oi
the
8th
Army
i'n
Korea
for
a
conference
likely
Itn
rieal
with
the
President's
nlans
"
.
r
"r
j"b
iu
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war.
Elsenhower,
who
spent
three
days
In
Korea
early
ln
December,
arranged
to
meet
at
the
White
Hou-j
with
Lt.-Oen.
Maxwell
D.
Taylor,
chosen
Friday
to
head
the
8th
Army.
He
succeeds
Gen.
James
A.
Van
Fleet,
who
U
retir
ing.
Eisenhower
Is
reported
to
have
a
plan
of
action
prepared.
Taylor,
51,
has
been
deputy
c.hh-f
o(
staff
for
operations
and
administration
in
Washington
during
most
of
the
Korean
war.
The
wild
onion,
a
strong-
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pungnii,
lii-iu,
luuou
in
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provinces
ana
Ontario.
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BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
il
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ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
rJ
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
4prn
6pm.-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
or
Outside
Orrtrrs
Phone
133
4.EOIU.F
DWVKS
AUCTIONEER
Phnne
Black
816
and
Red
I'M
Train
Schedule
STANDARD
TIME
For
the
East-Dally
exo.
pt
Sunday
...8
p
m.
Er.,in
the
East-Daily
except
Monday
B:A0
p
rr.
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
if
Mr1
.4
'
m
V'
;,
C
)
thousand
point.
Mr.
A1j'1
plays
pretty
w
II
more
than
luilf
the
time.
Bui
one
of
his
weaknesses
is
he
is
jfomewiint
awed
by
opponents
like
Mr.
Masters
and
Mr.
Cham-
plcn.
He
wouldn't
admit
this,
but
when
those
two
reach
a
contract
against
him.
he
secretly
considers
it
good
as
made.
He
had
a
very
poor
defensive
hand
today,
and
when
Mr.
Mas-j
teis
bid
six
hearts,
he
elected
to
take
a
sacrifice
at
spades,
the
'suit
in
which
his
partner
hid
overcalled.
Six
spades
was
set
four
tricks.
M's.
Keen
losing
w
spades,
a
heart
and
two
di?-monds.
The
700
point
set
wouldn't
i
have
been
so
bad
IF
Mr.
Mas-!
tern
could
have
made
six
hearts.
The
heart
slam
would
have
netted
180
trick
points.
500
points
for
the
slam
plus
the
value
of
the
first
(fame.
However,
there
was
no
change
for
six
hearts
against
a
club
opening.
Mrs.
Keen
could,
have
won
the
first
two
tricks
ln
clubs
and
led
a
third
round
of
the
suit
for
Mr.
Abel
to
ruff.
She
could
have
made
sure
of
the
club
opening
lead
by
doubling
six
hearts-u
conventional
dou
-
ki.
ii..
...ii.....
i
i
i
;
un:
uUdiij
liiuiiiK
I'Jl
iiuu
in
the
first
.".lit
b
d
bv
the
event-
ual
dummy.
Thus
six
hearts
could
have
been
defeated
300
points.
Instead
Mr.
Abel's
side
went
down
700,
a
swing
of
a
thousand.
Mr.
Abel
would
have
done.
much
better
to
raise
spades
immediatelyon
the
first
round
of
bidding.
That
would
have
let
Mrs.
Keen
know
that
he
had
a
fair
dummy
(or
a
spade
contract.
With
that
knowledge,
sho
could
have
decided
whether
to
sacrifice
at
six
spades
or
take
some
other
action.
The
way
the
blddi.if!
actually
went,
Mr.
Abel
trapped
himself
and
his
partner.
The
opponents
got
all
the
way
to
the
lx
level
before
he
ever
told
his
partner
he
could
play
spades.
Poor
Mrs.
Keen
was
forced
to
accept
his
decision
that
the
sacrifice
was
in
order.
Obvious,
the
decision
was
no
good.
Helps
Readers
PARIS
(CP)
Beginning
In
July
French
citizens
will
be
iilile
tr
(
Sllbscribe
to
f0R,1(.,n
newspaper
and
magazines
without
currency
;
restrictions
and
at
low
pa.tal
rates,
i
ne
new
regulations
101-lowcd
adoption
by
the
universal
pastal
cunffaess
of
resolutions
urging
wider
flow
of
world
!
.
..
And
Wotch
Your
Parking,
Too,
Dogwood!
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