Field
Day.
Set
For
Friday
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BLACKWOOD
on
Mounl'e
Just
Another
Tough
Guy
While
Living
With
Drug
Addicts
Special
to
The
paiiy
News
HOUSTON
Farmers
and
district
agriculturists
are
holding
their
annual
field
day
on
Friday
at
2
p.m.
on
the
Pete
Ruiter
farm,
the
Houston
area
government
illustration
.station.
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Hon
stations:
Waiit
V."
superintendent
of
Srn.LH
perlmental
sub-sta
Preston,
supervising
w!l
.and
Ken
Jameson,
gil
triet
agriculturist
H
cie
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Today
to
SoturdayJ-9p:m:
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Mot
j7'
Where
Are
These
Cousins
Who
Know
All
the
Cards?
t
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umui
uiinnuun
'
criminal
history.
Thirty-one
suspected
peddlers
landed
in
jail,
and
on
evidence
obtained
by
"Gerry"
Constable
Gerald
Howe
of
the
RCMP
21
have
been
sentenced
to
prison
terms
ranging
up
to
five
years.
There
were
two
acquittals,
which
the
Crown
is
appealing,
and
eight
cases
are
pending.
INTERVIEW
GIVN
I
The
curtain
of
secrecy
surrounding
the
RCMP's
narcotics
investigations
was
lifted
for
a
time
Tuesday
and
the
23-year-old
constable
told
newspaper
VANCOUVER
(P
To
the
drug
peddlers
along
Vancouver's
skid
toad,
Gerry
was
just
another
tough
guy
in
strides
who
lived
outside
the
law
and
got
his
courage
through
a
hypodermic
needle.
Eight
days
after
he
arrived
on
the
drag
from
the
Prairies,
he
said
Gerry
had
made
himself
acquainted
with
the
right
persons
and
bought
his
first
capsule
of
narcotics.
'
The
pose
for
that's
what
it
was
lasted
for
two
months.
The
Result
was
the
biggest
roundup
Of
drug
"pushers"
in
Canadian
I
am
constantly
meeting
people
who
tell
me
of
a
cousin
of
theirs
who
is
"just
a
wonderful
player"
,
and
who
"knows
every
card
in
everyone's
hand
after
.he
first
trick
has
been
played."
'
the
PRESIDENTS
LADY
r
f
t
-
i
i
men
in
detail
of
his
successful
impersonation
and
of
his
narrow
escapes
from
underworld
detection.
I
Once,
when
he
was
in
a
restaurant
with
an
addict,
a
high
school
chum
spotted
him,
came
over
and
said?
"Say,
aren't
you
Gerry
Howe?
...
"I
told
him
to
j
take
off,
get
lost'
and
he
did,"
'Gerry
said.
I
Howe
said
he
looked
up
the
friend
later
and
apologized
and
the
friend
admitted
that
Howe's
rough
growth
of
face
stubble
and
pis
talk
had
convinced
him
he
had
made
a
mistake
In
Identity.
i
:
FOIR
DAYS'
BRIEFING
One
reason
Howe
was
picked
I
for
the
dangerous
assignment
was,
in
the
words
of
his
superiors,
"because
he
looked
least
like
a
cop."
He
started
playing
his
part
after
only
four
days'
briefing
by
veteran
narcotics
officers.
-
Shadowed
by
two
plainclothes
men,
he
made
his
first
"contact"
with
an
addict
in
a
tavern,
and
through
this
addict
met
a
girl
now
TOTEM
inut:
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...
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8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
August
6,
1953
K
luiiimift
I'lutent
Theutrt
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
Niirlli
(Mr.
I
lltlni)lill)
S-J
8
5
H
K
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4
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A
JIT
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8
4
a
Odd
I
have
never
met
any
of
hese
cousins
myself.
Or
anyone
.
lse
who
is
that
good.
I
Mr.
Dale
couldn't
place
every
j
iru
in
today's
deal.
But
he
ould
place
one
card
with
con-,
iderable
assurance.
And
that
vas
enough
to
enable
him
to1
find
the
killing
defense.
i
Mrs.
Keen
led
the
four
of
pades
and
the
five
went
on
rom
dummy.
Mr.
Dale
played
he
nine
and
Mr.
Abel
made
the
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bidding:
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All
pass
mi-Annuai
MOVIKGOKRS
will
set
their
first
look
at
Deborah
Kerr,
star
of
"From
Here
to
Eternity,"
in
what
Hollywood
likes
to
call
"cheesecake."
In
the
17
films
she
has
done
previously,
Miss
Kerr
has
never
allowed
herself
to
be
shown
in
shorts
or
bathing
suits.
East
Puss
athcr
silly
false
card
of
the
ce.
Using
the
rule
of
11,
Mr.
Dale
subtracted
the
number
of
the
card
led
from
11.
Four
from
11
Is
seven.
He
knew
there
were
seven
spades
higher
than
the
four,
outside
of
Mrs.
Keen
s
hand.
He
had
one
higher
than
the
seven,
dummy
had"
three
and
therefore
Mr.
Dale
had
three.
.
Now,
if
there
was
any
future
in
the
spade
suit
for
the
defenders,
Mrs.
Keen
would
have
led
from
the
king.
Assuming
she
had
that
card,
what
were
Mr.
who
introduced
him
to
a
seller.
Over
the
weeks.
Howe
bought
caps
of
heroin
at
anywhere
from
$3
to
S5
and
the
drugs
were
promptly
analyzed.
The
youth
was
under
the
strictest
orders
to
avoid
taking
a
"fix"
at
any
cost.
The
RCMP
made
it
clear
that
didn't
come
In
the
line
of
duty.
"I'd
make
a
'buy'
and
then
I
disappear
from
the
district
for
j
about
four
hours."
Howe
said.
"I
Floor
Stock
Sale
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Eve
placed
the
king
of
spades
in
the
spade
suit.
Zl
.
I'-Kl
Today
lo
Sah
Satu
-
;
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
Btone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
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iiiiim
was
vague
on
the
size
or
my
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CHOCOLATE
11
At
trick
two
Mr.
Abel
finessed
the
queen
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
king
and
led
the
trey
of
hearts.
Mrs.
Keen
put
up
the
queen
and
Mr.
Abel
let
It
hold.
The
six
of
hearts
was
returned
and
this
time
Mr.
Dale
ducked,
letting
dummy's
Jack
j
win.
j
The
club
finesse
was
now
the
j
'
only
play
Mr.
Abel
had
for
nine
tricks
and.
when
that
lost,
an-
i
other
heart
lead
enabled
Mr.
tale
to
cash
two
tricks
in
that
suit
to
beat
the
hand.
Note
a
spade
return
by
Mr.
Ea!e
at
trick
two
would
have
given
Mr..
Abel
time
to
rack
up
an
easy
game.
;
habit."
i
So
well
did
Howe
blend
in
with
the
crime-ridden
district
that
he
was
frisked
a
couple
of
times
by
city
detectives.
Once,
just
after
giving
a
purchase
to
his
shadows,
I
who
followed
him
to
get
corrob-j
oration
for
every
bit
of
evidence,
j
he
was
grabbed
by
detective
Gus
;
McDonald
and
a
uniformed
of-i
ficer.
LAKE
SAUCE
Abel's
spades?
If
he
had
started
j
with
A
J
x
or
A
10
x,
surely
he
would
have
won
the
first
trick
with
the
Jack
or
the
10."
j
But
he
hadn't.
So
apparently
he
didn't
have
either
of
those
cards.
Gould
he
have
had
A
7
6?
No,
because
then
Mrs.
Keen
would
have
held
K
J
10
4
and
she
would
have
opened
the
jack
from
that
holding
instead
of
the
four.
j
On
this
reasoning
Mr.
Dale
G&
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SUNDAYS
OR
BY
PRE-ARRANGEMENT
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Line
In
Latest
Russian
Movie
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cup
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firnporulM
milk;
1
I7awn
vanilla.
GROUPS
OF
SEVEN,
FER
TER50N
Melt
chticnUtf
in
ton
of
dnuhW
boiler.
ONLY
j
FLAT
ON
SIDEWALK
I
Howe,
ordered
not
to
divulge
I
,
his
Identity
if
surh
a
thing
hap-
1
pened,
said:
"The
-
uniformed
i
ool
iceman
grabbed
my
arm
so
I
!
couldn't
throw
anything
away
I
and
McDonald
frisked
me.
They'
had
me
flat
on
my
back
on
the
:
sidewalk."
j
Despite
all
precautions,
word
i
eventually
seeped
out
that
a
1
"horseman"
addict
jargon
for
a
jMountie
was
circulating
under'
I
I
'over.
By
then
Howe
had
done
j
his
job
so
police
closed
their
;
(rap
and
most
of
the
suspects
i
wpre.in
fail
in
a
matter
of
hours.
A
nsMve
of
Port
Albernl,
B.C.,
Howe
joined
the
RCMP
Nov.
3,
1050.
and
trained
at
Regina
and
Rockcliffe.
Ont.
Detachment
work
took
him
to
Edmonton,
1
Calgary
and
the
Peace
River
j
"nnntrv.
He
was
In
Nelson,
B.C.,
i
whn
he
received
orders
to
re-;
rnr.
in
'Milan
clothes
for
the
drvg
assignment.
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aJd
atrr,
mrn
tip
until
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Stolyarov,
incidentally,
has
a!
profile
to
rival
Barrymore's
and
!
uses
it
against
such
impressive
background
sets
as
ancient
Nov-'gorod,
t
the
stormy
sea,
a
palace
In
India
and
in
a
clinch
with
comrade
Larionova.
By
MILTON
MAHMOR
LONDON
(API
A
new
kind
of
movie
from
the
Soviet
Union
reached
London
the
other
day.
It
Is
brimming
with
sex
and
spectacle;
with
glorious
color
and
beauteous
sets;
with
adventure
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SIXTH
STBS,
and
true
love.
There
is
not
a
line
of
propaganda
In
it;
not
a
Red
flag
is
waved;
not
a
dialectic
is
turned.
But
there
are
two
young
ladies
as
beautiful
as
anything
seen
In
Hollywood.
Their
names
are
given
merely
as
E.
Myshknova
and
A.
Larionova.
Myshknova
is
a
stunning
brunette.
She
plays
a
water
princess
who
is
the
"good
fairy,"
as
there
must
be
in
all
Russian
folk
tales.
Larionova
Is
a
demure
but
buxom
blonde
of
fuller
features
but
as
lovely
as
anyone
could
want
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.
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England
(CP)
Men
are
outnumbered
four
to
one
in
;
this
Sussex
village.
There
are
1
80
women
to
20
men
on
this
man
street
alone.
Enquire
for
Charter
Quotes
to
other
Fishing
Ma
u
tits
for
a
wife.
And
that's
what
A.
Stolyarov,
the
tall,
handsome
hero
wants
even
though
he
has
been
travelling
the
world
over
so
WW
many
years
In
search
of
the
bird
of
happiness.
HAPPINESS
AT
HOME
A
NEW
METHOD
OF
DIAPERING
m
u
i
He
finds
the
happiness
he
wants
back
in
his
own
backyard
in
Novgorod.
The
story,
as
you
may
have
guessed,
Is
a
fantasythe
one
that
became
the
opera
"Sadko"
by
a
resident
of
Novgorod,
Rim-KV-Korsakoff.
His
music
is
played
as
background
and
Stolyarov,
an
opera
star
with
a
magnificent
baritone
voice,
sings
through
much
of
the
80
minutes.
The
rest
of
the
time,
of
course,
he's
fighting
evil
and
using
his
honest
charm
and
chess
talents
to
win
the
supposed
bird
of
happiness
from
an
unreliable
eastern
prince.
He
wins
the
game
and
the
bird
as
the
prize,
but
he
finds
that,
after
all,
it
is
not
what
he
Is
looking
for.
Larionova
is.
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