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Lighter
46-Man
RCMP
Contingent
Leaves
For
Home
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Largest
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Pool
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UN
Today
5:45
('BC
News:
Weather
Report
6:55
Have
You
Heard?
g
OO
B.C.
Automobile
Ansa.
Talk
6:05
Kupper
Serenade
6:30
BC.
Hospitul
Insurance
Talk
by
Hon.
B.rlc
Martin
6:35
Supper
Serenade
7:00
CBC
Newa
7:15
CBC
News
Houndup
7:30
Pronresslve
Conservative
Talk
8:00
The
Dreamers
8
15
CBC
Symphony
Orch.
9
:00
Now
I
Auk
Vou
9:30
Here's
Juliette
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.
(CP)
,
when
It's
a
fellow's
first
trip."
.
Twnty
pounds
a
man
lighter,!
Despite
the
rigors
of
the
adu-the
RCMP
Coronation
contln-i
latlon
Inflicted
by
Britons,
the
gent
sailed
today
for
Halifax'
Mountics
were
orry
to
leave
and
the
less
hectic
tasks
of
keep-
except
for
British
haircuts.
in
Canada's
criminals
under
Crew
cuU
-are
standard
styles
control.
'
for
most
of
the
RCMP
a
type
The
two-month
period
of
British
barbers
don't
have
much
horseback
riding
and
hospitality
demand
for.
had
a
slimming
effect
on
the
"I
tried
several
barbershops,"
Irt-man
unit.
i
said
Constable
Duncan
Donald
"Some
of
the
men
were
alarm-
of
Ottawa.
"Although
they
all
ed
but
It's
quite
natural,"
said
said
they
had
never
cut
It
like
Stiff
Sgt.
C.
W.
Anderson
of
Ot-
that
before,
they
were
willing
to
tawa,
riding
Instructor.
try.
"The
hard
work
and
lona
hours
"But
it
looks
as
though
It
s
7:3I
-Muslrl
i-
...V
het
W
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
flood
8:15
MornlliK
SoiiK
8:30MornlliK
Dcvoikius
8:45
I.lttle
Concert
8:00
BBC
Nt-ws
and
C.
9:1'S
Mulcal
Varieties
:
Time
Sterni
10:00
Morning
visit
:
"
r
if
A
Tv.
ft
10:00
CBC
New
10:10
CBC
News
always
knock
down
the
weight
been
chewed
off."
TWO
FEATURES
itancc
Smith
I
OTTAWA
P
If
National
Research
Council
scientists
went
in
lor
swimming
on
the
job,
they
have
Canada's
biggest
swimming
pool
to
do
it
in.
As
it
is,
ihey
u;;e
their
pool
450
feet
long,
25
feet
wide
and
10
feet
deep
to
solve
problems
of
naval
design
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
and
for
civilian
shipbuilding
firms.
They
use
the
pool
to
find
out
how
a'
new
ship
design
fresh
from
the
drafting-board
of
the
naval
architect
will
behave
in
the
water.
Scnle
models
of
the
new
ships
are,
cither
towed
along
on
the
BliU.s-Miiooth
700.000-gallon
pool
or
fitted
with
electric
motors
complete
with
scale-model
screws
and
allowed
to
run
themselves.
RADICAL
DL'SK.NS
(
From
data
derived
from
these
tests
come
craft
of
radically
new
desip.n.
Tho
specifications
of
a
new
type
of
flat-botlomcd
tug
which
will
soon
be
rhuaping
across
Great
Bear
Lake
in
the
Northwest
Territories
wore
drawn
up
from
data
calculated
at
the
NRC
tank.
So
also
wefe
specifications
for
a
iipw
car
ferry
which
will
ply
between
it-lands
of
the
Pa
cific
Coast
and
for
a
new
tyjA;
of
lifeooat
which
may
some
day
bi
ave
the
gales
of
the
North
Atlantic.
Calculating
ship
specifications
is
more
complicated
than
specifications
for
aircraft
or
submarines.
An
aircraft
flies
wholly
in
the
air
and
a
submarine
moves
wholly
under
water
and
either
tyi,e
of
craft
meets
only
one
type
of
resistance.
But
a
ship
which
ru
is
part
in
the
water
and
part
out
rivets
both
a
water
drag
and
a
surface
friction
drag.
The
rig
the
NRC
uses
to
tow
the
models
is
therefore
fitted
with
a
variety
of
instruments,
many
of
local
design,
for
recording
the
two
types
of
drag.
The
rig
operates
by
electric
current
frcm
oveihead
trollies,
trued
to
within
l-100th
of
an
inch.
KPAI.ISTIO
CONDITIONS
Everything
possible
is
done
to
simulate
the
action
of
a
ship
making
its
way
through
the
water.
'
The
testins
pool
is
the
property
of
the
NRC's
division
of
mechanical
ensrineerirtg
which
also
operates
supersonic
wind
tunnels
for
aircraft
research,
an
engine
laboratory
and
a
low-temperature
laboratory.
.
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
Dan
Dai
ley
-
Con:
in
4
.
fc
.
BLACKWOOD
on
(Lrichje
By
EASLtY
BLACKWOOD
"JAM'
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r-Y
rt"
i
Also
on
the
Same
Program:
mil
"BLACK
SWAN
ALSO
NEWS
CAPITOL
Taxi
7:00
-
9:56
THIS
IS
THE
SOItT
OK
THING
that
makes
truce
talks
seem
thousands
of
miles
away
for
the
soldiers
on
the
firing
line
In
Korea.
Arrow
points
to
shell
leaving
a
4.2
mortar
on
Its
way
to
enemy-held
positions
as
crew
member
holds
his
ears.
Squeeze
Saves
the
Day
When
Things
Look
Bleak
Mr.
Champion
muttered
a
little
when
he
paw
the
dummy
in
today's
hand.
This
was
not
so
much
that
Mr.
Dale
had
overbid
his
cards
as
that
Mr.
Black
Swan
8:17
a
famous
players
tiikail
8
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
Monday,
J.uly
13,
1953
SCREEN
FLASHES
DORIS
DAY
GORDON
MacRAE
Champion
found
himself
unable
to
count
up
to
1-
ends
today
'LIGHT
OF
THE
SILVERY
MOON
7
and
9:05
I
her
engagement
to
Vance
Court
South
denier
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Hale)
8
K
J
9
7
H
-10
1
D
J
3
.
C
K
8
7
5
4
(Gig
Young),
a
man
of
her
own
class,
and
disregarding
.the
pleas
of
her
father,
Jean
runs
away
with
Kamondt
with
the
Intention
of
marrying
him.
It
Is
now
that
the
father
Is
desperately
driven
to
a
measure
that
will
save
his
daughter's
happiness
an
act
that
costs
the
racketeer
his
life,
but
not
before
Jean's
Wollacc's
Dept.
Store
When
You
Want
The
Best
:
SWEATERS
5
Avon
Glenayr
et
(Mr.
8
J
:i-l
Keen)
(Mr.
Abel)
8
-10
a
M
H--J
7
6
4
3
r
7
3
C
Q
J
10
0
Q
10
9
8
4
6
3
3
eyes
have
been
opened
to
the
coarseness
and
brutality
of
the
Jantzen
Monarch
2
Lonsea
Tish-U-Knir
The
best
at
Wallace's
isn't
.
I
Elizabeth
Taylor,
who
proved
;
herself
a
consummate
dramatic
i
actress
in
"A
Place
in
the
Sun"
'and
the
more
recent
"Ivanhoe,"
row
tops
both
these
earlier
per-
lormances
with
"her
dynamic
role
in
M-G-M's
"The
Girl
Who
Had
Everything,"
in
which
she
co-stars
on
the
Totem
Theatre
screen
with
Fernando
Lamas
and
,
William
Powell.
In
this
emotionally
taut
romantic
drama
she
is
seen
as
'Jean,
the
beautiful
and
spirited
daughter
of
the
famous
criminal
lawyer,
Steve
Latimer
(William
Powell),
who
has
brought
her
up
,
to
believe
that
she
can
do
whatever
she
wishes
so
long
as
she
is
willing
to
pay
the
cost.
This
liberal
and
modern
code
backfires
jon
the
father
when
Jean
becomes
infatuated
with
Victor
Ramon-rii
(Fernando
Lamasi,
a
notorious
racketeer
with
a
tough
and
disreputable
past.
Breaking
off
tricks.
Even
if
he
could
get
four
heart
tricks,
he
had
only
1
1
winners
In
sight.
The
queen
of
clubs
was
opened
and
he
won
with
the
ace.
He
laid
down
the
are
of
hearts'
and
Mr.
Abel
fol
lowed
suit
with
the
nine.
Was
that
a
singleton
or
I
happy
thought
I
had
Mr.
Abel
started
with
J
9
douhleton?
Mr.
Champion
realized
that
If
the
nine
were
a
singleton,
It
wou!1
be
fatal
to
cash
another
high
heart.
That
would
drop
dummy's
10
rnd
eventually
Mrs.
Keen
would
hold
J-7
over
the
8-5.
In
that
rase,
he
would
win
exactly
three
trirks
In
hearts.
To
make
sure
of
at
least
four
heart
tricks,
he
entered
dummy
with
the
queen
of
spades
and
led
the
10
of
hearts.
Mr.
Abel
discarded
a
small
club
and
the
10
was
finessed,
losing
to
Mrs.
Keen's
jack.
Back
came
the
jack
of
cluhs
nnd
dummy's
king
won,
Mr.
Champion
discarding
a
small
Soiilll
(Mr.
(Ihiliiplon)
8
A
8
3
H
A
K
Q
8
6
D
A
Kll
C
A
The
ulddlnu:
South
West
North
3
H
Pass
3
C
3
D
Pass
3
8
6
NT
All
pass
more
expensive.
Just
your
assurance
of
satisfaction.
-"HI
l
w
Ft.
m
i
..
.
man
who
had
swept
her
off
her
:feet.
The
casting
of
Miss
Taylor
and
:
the
romantically
electric
screen
newcomer,
Fernando
Lamas,
as
I
the
principal
protagonists
of
i
"The
Girl
Who
Had
Everything"
;
was
an
inspired
one.
East
PMhS
Puss
S
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
i
T
i
N
-GIG
YOUNG
JAMES
WHITMORE
MIlVMS.
S
illSli
miBifi
both
of
dummy's
remaining
spades
would
be
good.
He
therefore
discarded
the
diamond
and
PATRICIA
I'M
I
KruM
VTW-Ism
hut
I
totem;
Mr.
Champion
won
the
last
two
Chimpanzees,
regarded
as
the
smartest
of
the
apes,
can
master1
simple
arithmetic.
:
Today
to
Wednesday
'THE
GIRL"
7:00
and
8:25
p.m.
'DESPERATE"
8:14
Only
tricks
with
the
eight
of
diamonds
and
the
king
of
spades
A
Famous
Playert
Thntn
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
NAOVING
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SllirriNG
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SIPP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Ascnts
Allied
Van
Lines
Lid.
fhone
0
or
8
(
or.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
Vote
to
Cost
$5,500,000
diamond.
Still
only
11
tricks
In
sight.
However,
there
was
always
the
chance
that
a
squeeze
might
develop.
Mr.
Champion
returned
ARROW
BUS
LINES
LTf
t
L
The
Automobile
Association
(AAA)
offers
attractive
benefits
to
motorists.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVER
Local
Agent
PHIL
LINZEY
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
'K
Third
Avenue
,
riione
301
OTTAWA
CP
The
federal
elec
Public
Passenger
Time
Schedule
No.
6
to
his
hand
with
the
ace
of
spades
and
noted
that
Mrs.
Ken
played
the
Jack.
It
now
appeared
that
Mr.
tion
will
cost
an
estimated
$5,-500.000.
Some
of
this
will
come
hack
to
the
treasury
In
candi-
Issued
pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
the
"Motor
Carrier
Art
1
and
Regulations
thereunder.
Abel
had
the
soade
suit
stop-
dates'
lost
deposits.
f
Issued
10
July,
1953.
Effective:
July
18,
)
emm
.
.1
PUBLIC
PASSENGER
TIME
SCHEDULE
between
n?d.
That
wasn't
good,
but
If
j
Each
candidate
must
post
a
he
also
had
the
queen,
10
and
;
$200
deposit,
which
is
forfeited
if
nine
of
diamonds
or
any
five
he
fails
to
poll
more
than
half
-Mamonds.
so
the
burden
of
the
votes
of
the
winning
candl-stopplnu
that
suit
was
also
his
date
In
his
riding.
In
double
alone,
then
he
was
gone.
;
ridings,
he
has
to
get
at
least
Mr.
Champion
cashed
his
ace
i
half
the
total
of
the
low-vote
and
king
of
diamonds,
then
hia
!
winning
candidate,
three
good
hearts,
discarding
j
in
1U49,
the
treasury
picked
up
clubs
from
the
board.
On
the
$72,000
from
the
loss
deposits
of
Inst
heart
Mr.
Abel
had
to
get
350
candidates
out
of
the
850
In
N
MAKE
PRINCE
RUPjTRT
DEPOT
AND
PORT
EDWAK
MISTAKES
down
to
two
cards.
Isive
Arrlrf
Ir'f
f
the
running.
The
hiRh
point
in
VVatimi
Isbnid
Port
I
WV
'!.
.
He
had
left
the
10
and
one
revenue
from
this
source
came
spade
and
the
queen
of
dla-
In
!!H5,
when
402
candidates
lost
monds.
If
he
played
a
spade,
$02,400.
7.40
in
9:50
.
ONE
Leaves
Depot
Dally
Outbound
I-rave
Prince
Rupert
7:00
a.m.
9:10
a
m.
12:30
p.m.
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p
m.
4:30
p.m.
5:30
p.m.
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p.m.
9:30
p.m.
11:30
p.m.
Inbound
Leave
Miller
May
7:20
a.m.
9:30
a
m,
12:50
p.m.
2:50
p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m
10:15
p-;
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pmf
MAN
struck
a
match
to
see
if
the
gasoline
tank
in
his
car
was
empty
...
'
IT
WASN'T
MA
11
palled
a
strange
bulldog
on
Ihe
head
to
see
if
it
was
affectionate
...
IT
WASN'T
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a.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
5:15
p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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a.m.
Lea
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Watson
Island
8:20
a.m.
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a.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
8:25
p.m.
7:40
p.m.
10:20
p.m.
12:20
a.m.
Leave
Miller
Hay
8:30
a.m.
10:20
a.m.
1:50
p.m.
4:00
p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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from
PORT
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Leave
Port
Kilwaril
Arrive
Prlncf
vi
AM
speeded
up
to
sec
if
he
could
beat
the
train
to
the
crossing...
HE
COULDN'T
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3:00
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p.m.
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p.m.
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p.m.
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KXt
KPT
SUNDAY:
Leave
Prince
Itupert
12:00
Midnight
Arrive
Tort
W'
,1:00
a-m
:
-ONE
M
Mi
touched
an
electric
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