Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Monday,
October
19.
VSrA
7
(Commissioner
Orders
Probe
of
Police
(Reports
on
Arrest
of
Kidnappers
ClIRISTCHUnCH.
Ertaiand
'ft,,
The
man
from
Bristol
who
lost
'bis
,','t
A
h
hU
falne
terk
m
the
sea
at
this
rlJ
,
h
Hampshire
rwwrt
got
thm
back
yeartui
W
by
mall.
They
were
discovered
ln
tab!iSh
W
a
one-ln-a-mtlllon
chanoe
by
ailtej.5
!L
'"
swimmer.
.
,
.,
.
.
?
'rt
DR.
MacKENZIE
TO
TAKE
PART
IN
UBC
PLAY
VANCOUVER
Dr.
Norman
Mackenzie.
ureKirierit
nt
n.,i
Youth
Forbidden
To
Go
Hunting
One
of
Three
Killed
in
Accidents
officers
connected
with
the
ew,
wrsity
,
f
d.ih.i,
.
.
Columb.a.
has
have
not
given
us
all
the
inf
or-;
mation
thev
have
"
!
ac,ePtel
role
In
the
university's
VANCOUVER
F
A
14-year-;
bear
Friday
night
and
went
out
old
Penticton,
B.C..
youth,
for-,
Saturday
to
find
it.
ST.
LOUIS
(API
An
mvesti-,
;
ation
of
alleged
discrepancies
in
i
olice
reports
on
the
arrest
of
he
Bobby
Oreenlease
kidnap-)ers
and
recovery
of
half
the,
'
:
ansom
money
was
under
way
oday
on
orders
of
the
St.
Louis
;
The
Post-Dispatch
said
police
"
blue
and
gold
revue"
with
the
records
showed
Hall
was
brought
explanation
that
"everyone
has
'
here
Oct.
6.
Hall
was
arrested
by
Lieut,
no
reason
to
believe
any
police
Louis
Shoulders
and
patrolman
Elmer
Dolan
at
a
midtoun
apartment
hotel
I.
A.
Long,
board
president,
said
Police
Chief
Jeremiah
a
secret
ambition
to
walk
across
bidden
by
his
mother
to
go
hunt-1
ing,
was
one
of
three
persons
to
cde
violently
in
B.C.
during
the
week-end.
j
He
was
Billy
Peterson,
kil.ed
instantly
by
a
shotgun
blast
in
i
to
a
district
police
station
fol
RCMP
said
Peterson
was
killed
when
one
of
his
companions
slipped,
discharging
a
shotgun,
as
the
three
cliff'bed
a
hill.
Miss
jones,
a
pedestrian,
'was
thrown
40
feet
when
struck
by
a
truck.
!
lowing
his
arrest
with
two
suit-1
the
stage."
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DlSTUiCf
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING-PACKING
-gI08lC!
First
Avenue
and
McBrid,
8tr
i
oard
of
police-commissioners.
The
board
ordered
all
reports
O'Connell
was
asked
to
"inten-
!
cases
luieawun
money
uut
own
wnat
roie
checked
and
"all
persons
con-
sify
and
broaden
the
police
in-;
1
w
uricu,,.,,
,
1
n,nraj
:n
1
ected
with
the
arrest"
Question-
vestigation
of
the
case
follow
ing
a
special
meeting
of
the
com-
with
Hall
to
production
to
tne
DarK-
ln
m""
lwo
err
cases
were
brought
be
staged
Nov.
5-7
the
station.
The
newspaper
said
1
at
UBC.
Laureda
Jones,
65.
of
Victoria
"more
than
an
hour
elapsed"
j
He
says
he
Is
going
to
talk
a
i
and
Tony
Bydicwske
of
Vernon,
after
Hall
was
booked
before
the
j
few
deans
and
professors
into
j
Peterson
and
two
companions,
suitcases
were
brought
in.
1
joining
the
production.
I
aged
14
and
18,
had
wounded
a
Bydlowske
was
killed
when
his
.
car
plunged
from
a
highway
Into
I
Victor
lake,
12
miles
west
of
ReveLstoke.
;
missioners.
"O'Connell
said
the
probe
would
include
police
questioning
of
Shoulders
and
Dolan
although
the
commissioners
said
"we
have
By-Election
i
d
again
following
published
re-I
orts
that
the.FBI
had
found
a
l
umber
of
discrepancies
in
the
olice
account
of
the
case.
Agents
of
the
FBI,
still
seeking
;30C,000
in
missing
ransom
l
loney,
refused
to
comment
on
tnLs
report
and
on
reports
thev
l
ave
questioned
the
two
police
i
f
fieers
who
arrested
Carl
Aus-cn
Hall,
confessed
kidnap-slay-t
r.
and
Mrs.
Bonnie
Brown
Heady
Percy
Wright
To
Hear
Fate
VICTORIA
it
Percy
Wright,
Social
Crediter
who
walked
off
l
is
job
to
attend
the
legislature,
ill
know
today
if
he
still
works
iOr
the
city
of
Victoria.
Mr.
Wright,
elected
at
the
last
Date
Expected
This
Week
;
VICTORIA
(t
British
Colum-j
bia
should
know
within
the
next
;
few
days
where
and
when
a
by-
!
election
will
be
held
for
Finance
;
Minister
Einar
Ounderson,
de-
j
(eated
in
the
provincial
election
j
last
June.
Premier
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
said
:
after
the
legislature
prorogued
Saturday
that
announcement
of
flection
alter
Victoria
city
conn
rU
gave
him
permission
to
run.;a
oy-eiecnon
loseai
mi.
uuiiucr-(
-.alked
off
his
job
as
assistant
j
n
be
niade
shortly.
j
city
clerk
after
council
denied!
Mr
Burnett
said
four
Social!
jeuve
of
absence.
;
Credit
MLA's
had
offered
to
re-
j
After
the
legislature
prorogued
!
sign.
However,
he
said
he
had
j
".aturday.
he
said:
"I
will
be
at
'received
telegrams
from
several!
rny
desk
in
the
city
hall
Monday
constituencies
asking
that
no
by-
j
Kirnlng."
"
'
Hection
be
held
in
their
ridings.,
He
did
hot
know
how
long
he
So
fir.
no
decision
has
been!
7011UI
remain
at
the
desk.
made
the
premier
said.
;
nnu
n
ttddte
wm
when
more
than
a
BLACKWOOD
on
million
Brick
to
Canadians
begin
icie
1
By
EASLEY
ELACKWOOD
ir
(Iron
in
lo
banks,
and
invest
Sadly,
Often
Worst
liids
Hrinj?
the
Hest
Ilcsults
J
t
The
ovei'call
is
a
great
leveller.
On
the
record,:
Mr.
Muzzy
and
Mr.
New
did
not
stand
a
chance
of
getting
a
good
score
playing
against
Mr.
Masters,
and
Mr.
Truex,
two
of
the
best,
put
Mr.
New
put
in
-an
ovevcall
which
made
it
extremely
difficult
for
hi
opponents
to
find
their
right
spot.
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men
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dealers
.
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.
and
when
thousands
of
played
played
This
deal
was
id
a
South
dealer
E.ixt-Vest
vulne
mlli
Oil
ll;i-ti-
kiblo
10
workers
call
Payroll
Savings
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ournament.
Mr.
Truex
properly
considered
his
hand
too
ttrong
for
one
no
trump
an
l
not
.strong
enough
for
a
two
no
'
Irump.
He,
therefore,
started
the
iiiction
,
with
one
club.
If
hi.-i
partner
responded
with
one
in
any
other
suit,
he
intended
to
'unip
the
bidding
to
show
his
i)ig
hand.
Over
one
diamond
or
one
heart
he
would
rebid
two
no
trump.
Over
one
spade
he
ould
'raise
to
three
spades.
A
v?ry
convenient
and
well-planned
.sequence
except
that
Mr.
New
bid
and
Mr.
Masters
passed.
Of
course.
Mr.
New's
overcall
was
horrible,
especially
vuiner-ible
against
non-vulnerable
opponents.
But
it
set
up
a
tremendous
problem
for
his
veteran
opponents.
Mr.
Truex
dou-
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&&?A
South
(Mi.
Trurv)
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The
bklcllll-;:
Sm:tli
.
-!st
North
1
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is
Pa::s
Dnl
lass
2
li
2
NT
l-tf'3
paa
on
iheir
fellow
employees
...
.
.
.
to
help
make
their
future
plans
come
true
and
to
be
East
Pasi
P.UK
At
the
other
tables
the
West
players
bid
b?iter
than
Mr.
New.
They
passed
the
one
club
opening.
And
the
bidding
then
progressed:
-one
diamond,
by
Nortn,
prepared
for
fiitnre
needs
two
no
trump
by
South,
and
three
no
trump
by
North.
Game,
bid
and
made.
Sadly
enough,
it
is
sometimes
the
worst
bids
that
bring
the
best
results.
bled
asking
his
partner
to
bid.
iThttOctngl
Mr..TuX
,vtas
prob-
!
Inlf-re'stsd
:4,
in
'
the
"other
major,
Mr.
Masters
bid
two
hearts.
'
,
.
Siivce
that
was
a
forced
bid,
Mr.
Truex
could
not
be
sure
his
partner
had
any
high
card
atrength
at
all.
Two
no
trump
was
certainly
the
best
he
could
do
at
this
point.
As
for
Mr.
Masters,
he
knew
and
huriiiQ
h
storing
all
the
new
8lh
series
his
partner
couldn't
have
all
he
needed
to
make
a
two
no
trump
away
SUFFERERS
old
all
alone,
else
he
would
have
opened
the
bidding
with
two
no
irump.
Maybe
Br.
Truex
needed
as
much
as
a
king,
a
queen
and
a
Jack
to
win
eight
tricks.
So
Canada
Savings
Bonds
they
Mr.
Masters
passed.
Stop
miserable
Sinus
Buffering
now
with
Nevo
Sinus
Kemedy
.
Careful
medical
tests
show
that
Nevo
completely
eliminates
sinus
Butrering
in
almost
all
cases
even
chronic
cases,
and
those
which
have
had
recourse
to
surgical
drainage.
Safe
for
children
and
adulu.
1
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PHARMAC0
CO.LTD.
144
WatrrStm.
Vsnrouvor
8,
H.C.
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The
opening
lead
was
the
trey
can
manage.
Be
one
of
them.
,
of
hearts
which
was
covered
with
the
nine,
the
10,
and
won
in
the
closed
hand
with
the
ace.
Mr.
Truex
lost
a
diamond
trick
.md
three
spades
and
made
an
easy
nine
tricks.
1
S
Tgt!nf
mni.
if
The
new
8th
series,
Canada
Savings
Bond,
are
now
available
fur
cash
or
in
instalinenls.
They
hear
interest
at
the
rate
of
3
each
year
for
12
years,
and
.
.
.
.
.
.
are
cashable
at
full
face
value
(100
NOW
is
the
rime
plus
interest,
at
any
cents
on
the
dollar)
Lank,
at
anv
time.
To
Pick
Out
That
f
GRUEN
(t
ELGIN
-f.
BULOVA
for
Christmas.
USE
OUR
CONVENIENT
LAY-AWAY
PLAN
CS-53-9
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