Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
3,
1954
UUtRAt
CHIEF
ASSAILS
SOCREDS
(Continued
from
Page
1)
"'
Irish
Doctor
Turns
Cook,
Bottle
Washer
For
Scientific
Expedition
Into
Northland
,,.
i
...uld
not
see
how
taking
to
provide
hosnilaliyji-I
ti7n
...
tlon
for
Uip
nrnnin
-uh.
.
..7..
.
vompamuve
ng-
r
.r
could
justify
bulld-railwuy
and
hiyhway,
wi.Ti'J
'
ures
Ior
olner
Province
were
.
he
asked
.7
doctors?"
f0Ua,"cd
medi"ne'
Ontario.
$80;
Quebec.
$77;
Mani-
I
wua,
anu
nioena,
me
omer
just
41
miles
adr.
f'
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
tildcrni'ss-
getting
a
big
kick
out
of
the
jobs
'
I
am
officially
medico
arid-he
has
been
a.isis;ned
during
the
i
radio
officer
but
generally
I
will
month-long
stay
in
the
north,
act
as
chief
cook-and-bottle.
,
country.
washer,"
he
says.
vc..u
,uivr.
social
credit
province,
second
As
for
the
five
per
cent
sales
high
with
$167
im?..ne
to.
rePlaCi.
hSpai
.
PRESSED
CONCESSIONS
Mr.
Brown,
In
his
brief
address,
stressed
concessions
premiums,
it
was
costing
the
people
more,
not
less.
The
people
had
paid
$15
million
in
nrem-
sought
"U6
for
this
area
during
the
liimi
hut
h
r,.,.
.
Good
Player
Lets
Skill
of
Partner
Inflcnce
Bid
MONTREAL
A
27-year-old
Irish
doctor
who
answered
an
advertisement
"because
it
looked
like
being
fun"
has
become
chief
cook-and-bottle-washer
of
a
scientific
expedition
due
to
explore
a
meteor
lake
In
Canada's
northland.
Sean
Moore
admits
It
was
more
a
wish
for
adventure
than
scientific
curiosity
that
prompted
him
to
apply
for
the
job.
The
post-gracuate
pathology
student
at
McGill
University
saw
the
invitation
for
position
of
dr.
Uaii'B.
-"
fGE
Plan
bul
said
he
the
southern
exten-,ld
ever
be
built,
lie
the
government
,11
Ir
tenders
on
the
,
dismiss
aril
tenders
as
,i,
ihpiely
finding
an
to
the
ZmZt
'
8
past
sess'n.
noting
that
he
had
B!ernm?.nt
was
expected
I
lought
for
,
a
Red
Cross
outoost
"y
owaia
nos"
hosnital
for
Masset
where
ho,.t.
pital
Insurance
costs.
700
people
lived,
with
no
resident
nurse
or
dnetnr
Tho
Rnrt
rrn
It
also
added
to
British
Col-
THE
MOST
POPULAR
CANADIAN
WHISKY
AT
A
POPULAR
PRICE
l0
drp
Uie
umbians'
tax
burden
which
nl-
was
willing
to
man
such
an
out-,
When
you
have
an
exceptionally
good
or
bad
result
on
a
hand
and
later
ask
a
good
player
what
he
would
have
bid
with
your
cards,
he
will
often
ask
to
be
briefed
on
the
condition
of
the
score,
the
vulnerability
situation
and
the
capabilities
of
the
other
players
in
the
game.
Don't
think
he
is
stalling
for
,g
the
hospital
injur-,,ce-
Mr
Laing
said
that
ready
was
too
heavy
compared
post
lf
tne
government
would
to
the
rest
of
Canada.
Every
...
no
loiiEor
an
lnsur
but
straight
social-
person
In
the
province,
he
said
medical
officer
to
the
expecii-
j
ton
on
the
college
bulletin
board.
'
it
looked
as
if
it
might
be
1
fun
and
as
good
a
way
as
any
to
j,e
government
under-
paid
provinclally
taxes
totalling
proviae
a
rjuuaing,
ana
ne
nopea
this
might
be
done
In
the
near
future.
He
had
also
sought
construction
of
a
road
to
link
Masset
and
Port
Clements,
and
about
$30,000
had
been
allocated
for
a
time.
spend
the
summer
so
I
replied
OAM'TREADS
If
he
really
Is
good,
he
knows
very
well
that
the
people
are
just
as
Important
as
the
cards.
From
the
purely
mechanical
standpoint,
tiie
textoooks
will
tell
you
that
with
so
many
points
you
make
one
bid
and
with
one
point
more
(or
less)
you
make
a
different
bid.
One
jack
should
make
such
a
tfif-ference.
.
T'l
A
V.
I.
1
1
L
11
and
was,
accepted.
The
eight-man
exnlorntion
team,
led
by
Dr.
Victor
Ecn
Mcca
director
of
the
Royal
Ontario
Museum
of
Geology
In
Toronto,
will
leave
in
mid-July
for
Hebron
mission
In
Labrador.
Object
of
the
trip
Is
to
inspect
a
perfectly
circular
green-waterei
lake
40
miles
west
of
the
start
on
the
project.
Another
campaign
for
a
liquor
store
at
Qutcn
Cliailotu;
City,
had
been
unsuccessful
to
date.
He
also
noted
an
increase
in
(he
allocation
for
maintenance
of
Highway
16.
$88
000
this
year,
compared
to
$80,000
last
year.
Mr.
Laing
was
scheduled
to
North
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Champion)
8
A
K
10
1
4
H
A
D
K
q
c
j
7
a
s
2
wi-a
r:ut
(Mr.
Meek)
(Mrs.
Keen)
83
2
8
J
9
5
H
K
J
6
4
2
H
Q
9
8
5
3
D
J
9
4
3
D
10
8
6
2
C-fC
4,
C
4
Houlh
(Mr.
Dulr)
8
J
8
8
H
10
7
,
D
A
7
S
C
A
10
9
8
3
The
bidding:
North
East
South
West
1
8
Pass
2
C
Pass
4
NT
PaM
6
H
Pass
C
All
Pasa
w
w
i
fc.95
$4.95
speak
at
a
Rotary
Club
dinner
I
"ul"
,s.
"
'
",c
meeting
today,
after
w:.lch
he
b
are
usually
better
off
to
make
The
tean.
made
up
cf
Canadian
and
United
States
specialists,
believes
the
lake
was
formed
in
a
crater
caused
by
a
meteor
smashing
into
the
earth.
It
was
discovered
during
the
Second
World
War
by
Col.
Arthur
F.
Merewether,
USAF,
while
he
was
flying
over
the
region.
Dr.
Moore,
from
Belfast,
Is
planned
to
travel
with
Mr.
Brown
to
Prince
George,
speaking
at
meetings
In
various
centres
en
route.
From
Prir.3e
George,
the
Liberal
chief
will
travel
Into
the
Peace
River
area
and
from
there
south
through
the
Cariboo.
4
v
,
Playtime
Sandals
with
your
decision
beween
two
available
bids,
on
the
basis
of
hu-manics
that
is,
a
consideration
of
the
skills
and
temperaments
of
the
other
players.
In
today's
Seal,
for
example,
what
would
you
bid
o.i
Mri
Dale's
hand
after
your
partner
opened
the
bidding
with
one
spade?
Do
you
favor
the
conservative
bid
of
two
spades?
CANADIAN
WHISKY
f-ii-
long-wearing
sole
that
will
NOT
mark
He
entered
his
hand
with
the
ace
of
clubs,
cashed
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
discarded
a
spade
from
the
board.
Then
he
ruffed
his
last
heart,
cashed
dummy's
king
of
spades
and
followed
with
a
trump
lead.
Mr.
Meek
won
with
the
king
and
had
nothing
but
red
cards
left.
Any
return
would
enable
Mr.
Dale
to
ruff
in
dummy
while
discarding
the
jack
of
spades
from
his
hand.
Broadway
Cafe
floors
or
furniture.
i
Then
add
the
jack
of
hearts
to
4
Multi-color:
White,
Blue,
Red,
Brown,
jn'd
Green.
your
hand
and
tell
ine
If
you
now
bid
two
clubs,
planning
to
raise
spades
at
your
next
turn
If
partner
rebids
them.
Actually
it's'
very
clure.
Mr.
Dale's
hand
could
be
called
a
minimum
bid
of
two
clubs
and
a
maximum
bid
of
two
spade3.
In
this
case
he
chose
the
more
aggressive
bid
of
two
clubs.
His
ItS
genial,
rich
flavour
makes
G&W
Bonded
Slock
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