Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
9,
Woi
I:
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Wallace's
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?pt.
Store
LETTERBOX
(Continued
from
Page
2'
BLACKWOOD
on
Optometric
Association
Offers
$1,000
Scholarship
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CHILDREN'S
HOSPITALS
TOGn
LARGE
MOBILE
AQUARIUM
The
Hospitals
Aquarium
Trust
Fund
in
Vancouv
eoulp
the
Children's
Hospital
and
the
Preventotum
P'a"sl(l
mobile
aquariums
which
can
be
moved
from
ward
i'th
h
In
an
effort
to
purchase
the
aquariums,
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Columbia
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Association,
in
co-operation
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University
College
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$1,000
scholarship
is
available
to
j4
.
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a
B.C.
student
at
present
erollcd
Defence
Needs
Initiative,
,.iiv-
uic
luiuiiiHice
in
charge
aim
that
any
surplus
monies
on
hand
at
the
close
nt"!
Imagination
And
Cards
The
trouble
with
you,
Muzzy,"
said
Mr.
lloinsite,
"is
that
you
just
won't
use
any
imagination
on
the
appeal
will
be
established
Urr!t
as
a
maintenance
fund
u
,
!
replacements.
and
r"r
fist,
defence."
7
From
2-ycor-o!d
Through
Tecn-
TODAY
7
-
9:00
tn
ilins
of
the
Red
Ensign,
etc.,
etc.
Hid
I
taken
it
seriously,
I
would
have
been
in
complete
r.s.rerment
with
Mr.
Hurst,
as
T
thoutrht
it
was
all
a
joke,
I
only
felt
it
was
slightly
in
bad
taste
to
ridicule
our
American
cousins.
Kut
I
knew
sonic
places
in
th"
world
where
people
have
been
shot
for
less.
Fiji's
of
all
countries
have
menin'.
tlvy
stnnd
for
loyalties
to
thines
common
the
world
over
courage.
P-'n.
victory,
defeat,
loyalty
(o
causes
Kreater
than
country.
To
know
the
rienning
of
any
flp.c,
of
unv
ro"ntrv,
is
to
treat
it
pt
nil
times
wi'h
the
dignity
it
h.s
earned
It
can
be
but
irnorrnre
of
the
history
of
tho
fhir:
which
accounted
for
the
cMpt'iv
Mio
fleironstr.ition.
or
tin;
intention
to
be
insulting.
I
!ikt
to
think
it
wis
the
former.
Well
clone.
Mr.
Hurst,
perhaps
row
we
sin
1
1
hive
people
read-alx.ut
the
.
weaning
and
place
of
fl'ias
in
the
universe
in
Mbsnlving
study
for
the
winter
months.
JEAN.AIRD.
in
the
junior
matriculation
year.
Full
details
of
the
scholarship
have
been
mailed
to
all
high
school
pricipals
in
B.C.
The
scholarship
will
take
the
form
of
credits
towards
tuition
charges
for
the
first
four
years
of
the
student's
attendance
at
Pacific
University.
Candidates
will
be
selected
by
means
of
an
essay
of
from
1.000
to
3,000
words
on
the
topic
'
What
is
Optometry?"
To
qualify,
candidates
must
be
able
to
meet
scholastic
requirements
of
entrance
to
Pacific
University,
have
reached
the
age
of
16
by
July,
be
a
British
subject,
(or
of
parents
who
have
become
naturalized
British
subjects)
be
in
need
of
this
assistance
and
be
worthy
of
the
opportunity.
Candidates
must
submit
their
essay
to
the
office
of
Dr.
J.
R.
Thomas,
Optometrist.
Secretary
B.C.O.A.,
3907
Knight
Road,
Vancouver
12,
B.C..
not
later
than
July
1.
'Submissions
must
be
typewritten.
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South
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
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(Mr.
Mlif)
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"Who
asked
you?"
replied
Mr.
Muzzy
simply.
Mr.
Helnsite
barged
right
Bhcad.
"Bidding
and
dummy
play
are
routine,
but
you
recognize
a
real
player
by
the
way
he
defends.
You've
got
to
have
imagination
and
Initiative."
"Please
tell
me
more,"
said
Mr.
Muzzy.
"Give
us
just
one
more
hour
of
these
fascinating
remarks."
Mr.
Hein.site
shrugged
resignedly
and
picked
up
his
hand.
He
glowed
Inwardly
when
he
saw
it
contained
no
less
than
HIM
(Mr.
Ilulr)
H-
0
7
8
6
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10
8
8
7
5
DOS
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7
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ATTENTION
Province-wide
ELECTION
RESULTS
via
Canadian
Press
direct
to
the
SOCIAL
CREDIT
Committee
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mm
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Shorts
Shirts
Rlazcrs
C'a
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Jeuns
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Sweaters
Tec
Shirts
I'll
nls
Wiridhreakers
10
honor
cards.
He
elected
to
South
WeHt
North
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Push
Dbl.
Pa.-a
Puss
Fat
All
puH
open
the
bidding
with
one
club.
i
c
Mr.
New
responded
with
one
,
diamond.
Hliill
Here
Mr.
Muzzy
asked
for
a
i
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WALLACES
:
DEPT.
STORE
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review
of
the
bidding.
Reassured
I
Prince
Edward
islands
in
the
thiit
Mr.
Heinsite
had
Indeed
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence
has
an
area
bid
clubs,
he
went
into
a
hud-'
of
2.181
square
miles.
die.
Finally,
determined
not
to
be
kept
out
of
the
bidding,
he
j
mmr-m
came
in
with
one
spade.
Today
ond
Wednesday
Mr.
Helnsite
now
unloosed
EVENINGS
7:00-9:00
P.M.
WW
omorrow
"Sr!?
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r
Till;
MONEY
SYSTEM
The
Kditnr.
The
Dailv
News:
M
:.
Ponner
and
other
candidates
say
they
believe
in
the
rJr'ories
of
Social
Credit
as
expounded
in
the
many
thousands
;md
varieties
of
booklets
and
pamphets
distributed
in
this
election,
campaign.
Do
the
citizens
realize
that,
taking
the
Socreds
at
their
word
all
prices
for
goods
and
services
would
be
fixed
by
a
"government
appointed
three-man
coin-mission"
which
would
be
all
powerful?
This
would
mean
that
everything
would
be
fixed
even
clown
to
the
last
kiliwatt
or
shoe-shine,
including
all
wages.
Such
control
would
not
rest
In
our
Legislatures
but
with
"The
Monetary
Commission."
Socreds
glibly
quote
"give
me
control
of
the
credit
of
a
nation
and
I
care
not
who
makes
its
laws."
how
true
'that
would
eventually
be.
It
would
simply
mean
complete
regimentation
and
an
army
of
bureaucrats
.
What
I
honestly
believe
is
that
our
British
Parliamentary
system
would
be
gradually
elimin
mm
MART
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SL
,
THEH
7
x
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GEORGE
I
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imrrf
I
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w
I
rtis
big
guns.
"Two
no
trump,
he
said
loudly.
Mr.
New
tried
to
scurry
to
cover
with
three
diamonds,
but
his
partner
persisted
In
no
trump.
Mr.
Muzzy
was
confused
by
these
developments,
but
after
some
thought
he
said,
"I
think
I'll
double."
Mr.
Heinsitc's
tone
was
mocking.
"And
I
think
I'll
redouble,"
he
said.
The
double
in
this
situation
trongly
suggests
that
partner
open
the
doubler's
bid
suit
and
vii
.
Dale
dutifully
led
a
spade.
Mr.
Muzzy
won
with
the
ace
and
PATRI(!I1
NFAI
-
FRrVIIINn
RWFMN
f
IIIIIIIUIII
IIUIL
kVIIIVIIU
UIIL.I111
Lrf!
By
paying
all
cjnarge
accounts
in
full
by
the
1
Oth
of
each
month
you'll
protect
your
credit.
it
"A
GOOD
CREDIT
RECORD
IS
YOUR
BEST
REFERENCE"
Credit
Bureau
cf
Prince
Rupert
carefully
and
slowly
rattled
off!
J.
H.
Spicer
Transferred
To
Kamloops
Three
new
appointments
in
the
engineering
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
involve
pos'ts
at
Vancouver,
Kam-
I
loops
and
Prince
Rupert.
j
Moving
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Kamloops
is
J.
H.
Spicer,
dl-
;
vision
engineer
here
since
1951.
K'e
will
replace
J.
L.
Cann
as
divisional
engineer
for
the
Kamloops
division
who
has
been
appointed
assistant
district
engin-
1
cer
for
the
B.C.
district
with
headquarters
in
Vancouver.
,
j
Mr.
Spicer
served
as
engineer
at
Vancouver
and
Winnipeg
and
,
as
division
engineer
at
Port
Ar-
j
thur
and
Winnipeg
before
moving
to
Prince
Rupert.
Replacing
Mr.
Spicer
here
Is
Swedish-born
Ruben
Staffans-son
who
begain
railroading
with
a
bridge
and
building
gang
in
1929.
Strucural
field
engineer
on
construction
of
the
CNR's
Lynn
Lake
line
in
Manitoba,
he
served
In
a
number
of
posts
in
the
en-jgineering
department
Including
assistant
engineer
at
Winnipeg
I
and
B
and
B
master
at
Kam-'
loops.
Mr.
Cann,
who
becomes
the
new
district
engineer,
was
born
'
in
Winnipeg
and
started
with
the
railway
as
a
chairman
at
jAtikokan,
Ontario
in
1939,
while
i
attending
the
University
of
Man-i
itoba.
On
graduation
in
1943,
he
jieturncd
to
the
engineering
department
as
an
instrument
man
at
Montreal.
He
returned
to
Winnipeg
in
1946
as
assistant
.
engineer
and
later
as
division
engineer
before
moving
to
Kamloops
In
1950.
(
artoon
-
Vi
"Professor
FBI."
A
FAMOUS
"
PLAYERS
THEATRE
Shows
7
-
!:
r
six
club
tricks
to
put
the
contract
down
1600
points.
Mr.
Dale
congratulated
Mr.
Muzzy
on
his
spade
bid
which
ultimately
guided
him
into
the
"ight
opening
lead.
"If
I
can
do
this
well
on
just
one
lecture.
Heinsite,"
kidded
Mr.
Muzzy,
"what
could
I
do
If
I
subscribed
to
your
whole
-ourse?"
"Luck,"
snarled
Mr.
Heinsite!
Pure
luck."
"Oh.
no."
Mr.
Muzzy
replied.
It
was
Imagination
and
initiative,
plus
one
thing
you
forgot
to
mention
good
cards."
always
insist
on..
Be
sure
to
hear
If"'
I
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,
(Ha
v
I.
SNiowcia
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El
OTPS
The
first
classes
at
Queen's
University
in
Kingston,
Ont.
were
opened
in
1842.
foremost
Infrozen
foods
ated
in
the
event
of
Socred
federal
power.
Social
Credit
is
predicated
as
a
single
dictatorial
control.
'
My
attendance
at
meetings
;
Questions
asked,
and,
my
letters
to
the
papers
are
prompted
.
solely
In
an
endeavour
to
get
the
lack:
to
the
people.
FPWK
H.
PARTRIDGE.
Victoria,
B.C.
NEVER
LOSE
PATIENCE
:
The
F.ditor.
;The
D
iilv
News:
'.
I
would
like
through
the
medium
of
your
-paper
to
express
;
my
gratitude
to
the
staff
of
the
i
Oencral
Hospital
during
my
!
stay
there,
the
longest
I
have
!
Ind
yet.
matron,
nurses,
nurses'
!
p.ides
and
maids
couldn't
hae
j
been
'
more
kind
and
patient.
!
The
more
one
sees
of
them
the
I
more
they
are
to
be
admired
for
their
work,
tired
often
and
j
understaffed
they
never
lose
'
patience,
not
only
from
duty
but
from
real
kindness.
GRATEFUL
PATIENT.
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Speaking
on
the
coming
TOTEAA
.
FAMOCS
PLAYERS
TIIEATKfc
Federal
Election
Issues
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
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TOMIGHT
8:00
P-
m.
France
Still
out
"THE
NATION'S
BUSINESS"
Government
PARIS
iff
The
National
As
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Planner
KKUINA
-fP'-Mrs.
Florence
James,
known
for
outstanding
(immunity
theatre
work
in
Seattle
and
at
the
Banff
School
o!
fine
Arts,
has
been
retained
by
the
Saskatchewan
arts
board
1s
help
communities
organize
f
lays
and
pageants
for
Saskatchewan's
gulden
jubilee
in
1954.
sembly
has
refused
to
invest
Pierre
Mendes
France
as
Premier,
leaving
the
country
still
without
a
government
as
the
imoorlant
Bir
Three
Bermuda
talks
draw
near.
Mendes-France
almost
made
it.
The
official
count
Thursday
night
showed
he
received
307
votes
just
seven
short
of
the
renuired
314
iTraiority.
Mendes-France
was
the
fourth
man
to
try
to
end
the
latest
cabinet
crisis,
which
has
left
the
country
12
days
without
a
r
i
t4
Olfical
laguage
of
the
Channel
Iil-iftris
is
French,
but
English
is
commonly
u.:ed.
EvtM
nif
itiwmjn
ho
toppled
armor-plated
kmghtsal
Agincourt
would
have
been
impres-.ed
by
the
range
of
a
modern
aluminum
bow
used
at
a
recent
British
archery
championship.
It
shot
the
winning
arrow
a
distance
of
353
yards.
Made
of
a
special
alloy,
the
bow
had
a
tensile
strength
of
thirty-two
tons!
While
sturdy
aluminum
is
playing
an
esential
pan
in
Canadian
defence
production
for
the
free
world,
we're
afraid
the
new
aluminum
bow
is
t
little
late
for
defence
use
in
our
atomic
age.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Lid.
(Alcan).
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1901,
the
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
s
or
by
the
Government
of
British
LolumPia.
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