f'rintr
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
2,
1954
f
Bush
Pilot
Picks
Up
Fight
Victim
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BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
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By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
iV2
I
Jump
Raise
In
Miner
Suit
Forcing
to
Came
A
jump
raise
of
your
partner's
opening
bid
of
one
in
a
major
suit
is
definitely
forcing
to
game.
The
only
exception
would
be
where
the
jump-raiser
had
previously
passed.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
British
Columbia
bush
pilots
receive
mute
strange
rcques's
as
they
ily
the
rugged
west
coast
but
none
odder
than
the
call
for
help
answered
by
Brian
Jones
Of
Sea
Island.
Jones,
pilot
for
B.
C.
Airlines
was
sent
out
on
a
rush
mercy
flight
to
Vancouver
Bay
in
Jerri
Inlet,
55
miles
upcoasl
from
Vancouver.
A
cryptic
message
from
the
logging
camp
at
Vancouver
Bay
hd
said:
"Pick
up
passenger
seriously
injured
in
fiaht."
When
Jones
arrived
he
learned
the
'
"asscnger"
was
a
mongrel
terrier
dog
owned
by
looser
Victor
Madon.
Lut
lv.
a
serious
doubt
tins
n
m
tv
ninis
of
many
players
as
to
whether
a
)u:m
raise
in
a
minor
suit
's
Vmilirly
forcine
Some
pulhorities
say
that
a
bid
like
Mr.
Dale
s
him")
to
three
clubs
in
today
s
deal
is
a
strons
bid
but
not.
forcing.
According
to
this
theory,
Mis
Bra.?h
could
have
passed
if
h
r
nmr
"-i
t
fi
minimum
and
not
suitable
to
no-trump
play.
I
heartily
go
alona
with
the
nie
icrncr
nr,
i"Ki:n
on
a
i
South
dealer
East-West
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Itule)
S
A
10
8
H
9
6
D
K
9
7
C
A
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7
6
3
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H
ot
a-l
(Mr.
lliltllilil)
(Mr.
Ab.-I)
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7
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8-
J
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6
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fl,
Q
8
7
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4
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J
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10
6
6
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10
9
C
w
8
.
Nun
III
lls
llra-lil
S
-
K
4
3
2
H
K
J
3
D
A
4
3.,
C
K
5
4
The
bidding:
South
Wen
North
FUist
1
c
Pass
3
C
Pass
3
NT
All
Pass
Couple
or
other
cmnp
houruis
a
Uttle
too
big
for
him
and
fnrted
up
badly
mauled.
The
dog
was
loaded
aboard
the
plane
and
flown
to
Vancouver
for
veterinary
treatment.
111
mmmm
,
Jl'STICE
WILLIAM
O.
DOIGLAS
Irighti.
Dlin
wa
snriir
or
rj,.u..
.
i
t..
il
-
,
-
...
M"
nttj
lyji
in
hpu
v
l.
for
tor
the
the
.
Unit
Unit
1
school
which
considers
Mr.
!
Dale's
bid
as
forcing.
It
unnec
soieu
dv
me
American
Association
d
Nations
looks
nn
V,
urll
sM
bMrf:..
.
1-.-
,
,
I
Roosevelt
sign3
up
actor
Fredric
March
for
wo.
ic
in
'he
A.A.U.N
gross
Fretty
GARY
(ROSI'.Y,
21
-year-old
son
of
Ring
Crosby,
gets
a
lesson
from
his-
popular
Pop
for
the
new
CBS
radio
series
on
which
Gary
himself
will
star,
beginning
Sunday,
June
6.
Gary
takes
over
for
his
dad
on
Sunday
evenings
during
the
summer,
after
Asian
Role
in
Peace
Parley
Studied
Upset
essarily
complicates
the
bidding
;
structure
to
have
too
many
variations
of
meaning
for
the
same
bid.
If
you
aren't
quite
strong
enough
to
accept
the
responsibility
of
forcing
to
game,
there
is
always
some
good
alternative
f1
ConstipjtKf
uaoy;
raise
especially
in
bidding
three
card
to
a
Jump
this
day
of
IHthinj
vwui-n
me
oiucst
urosby
son
will
enter
his
senior
"year
at
By
MAX
IIAKItl
l.SON
btanlord
University.
flirt
ttihy'm
0
Ttblsti
!to
.lokly
brinf
tit
relief
turn
here
Tuesday.
t'"'"'
"rixi
save
lw
jr.
tion
of
what
new
Instructs.
tlftt
acourag
rtitful
s
rMlort.
Thoroufhly
":y.
me
o.rvict
diplomatic
had
brought
back
from
m
Everyone
Lioble
CANBERRA
WP
Australia's
na-
j
tional
service
minister,
Harold
i
Holt,
announced
that
young
men
i
who
are
not
British
simjects
but
j
who
are
ordinarily
resident
in
'
Scientist
Cleared
as
Citizen
But
Barred
From
Atom
Secrets
'tMadabl.
No
"tlMpy"
stuff
no
SuUiif
effect.
Vtri
bjr
Mstbers
for
orer
60
yi
Get
a
parkin
tosay
at
your
druggiat.
suits.
Fbr
example,
if
Mr.
Dnlo
hid
not
been
willing
to
commit,
thij
hand
to
game,
he
could
hnve
bhf
one
diamond
and
awaited
further
information
concerning
the
strength
and
distribution
of
his
partner's
hand.
'
Of
course,
with
Miss
Brash
holding
the
South
hand,
we're
wasting
our
time
with
all
this
fine
theorizing.
She
is
going
to
bid
three
no
trump
no
matter
what
she
has
and
whether
Mr.
Dale's
Jump
raise
is
technically
Cliinrse
biil
Australia
must
register
for
na
'ifj
tional
service
in
the
Citizens
Mil
GENEVA
(P.
Western
leaders
at
the
Far
Eastern
conference
today
were
repot
ted
considering
a
plan
to
give
non-Com-munist
Asian
countries
the
major
role
in
super.
ising
any
ceasefire
agreement
reached
for
Indo-China.
If
approved
by
the
Western
-delegation
chiefs,
the
plan
would
be
submitted
to
the
Indo-Chlna
parity
as
a
counter
to
Russia's
propisal
for
a
four-power
commission
made
lip
of
India,
Pakistan.
Poland
and
Czechoslovakia.
Informed
sources
said
the
Western
leaders
are
thinking
about
a
larger
body
to
Include,
In
addition
to
the
four
countries
mx&ow
have
a
powerful
propaganda
impact
on
the
Asian.
TELLING
ANSWER
They
consder
it
will
?lvc
a
telling
answer
to
the
Chine
ic
"Asia
for
the
Asians"
demand
by
putting
the
Communists
in
the
position
of
rejecting
a
body
made
up
largely
of
Asians.
It
was
not
known
whether
the
Western
p.,wers
would
be
ready
to
submit
the
plan
at
the
resumption
today,
after
a
one-day
recess,
of
the
full
:esilons
on
Indo-China.
The
session
marked
the
ri
tu.
n
to
the
conference
of
Foreign
Minister
Molotov
after
a
flyiny
two-day
trip
to
Russia.
Molotov
conferred
with
China's
Chou
En-lal
soon
after
his
re
WASHINGTON
i
The
United
States
Atomic
Energy
Commission
has
been
asked
to
rule
quickly
on
Dr.
J.
Robert
OuDrn-
CHOP
SUEY
.
view
by
the
commission's
per-'
sonnet
security
review
board
be!
waived.
Instead,
they
asked
the!
commission
itself
to
take
the'
case
"under
immediate
consid-'
itary
Force,
as
distinct
from
the
regular
army.
.
CHOW
MEI
cration.
i
Open
6
p.m.
-3:30
Wolloce's
Men's
Shop
Hollywood
Ca
They
asked
M.-mssion
to
nle
;
forcing
or
not.
a
written
brief
by
Monday
and
"
She
made
that
contract,
too.
to
argue
at
a
later
date
before
I
with
the
aid
of
a
peculiar-look-thc
commission,
which
must
Ing
but
perfectly
sound
percent-make
the
final
decision.
lane
play.
The
ooenine
lead
was
o
Now!
NYLON
GABARDINE
Men's
Pants
For
Outside
Ordi-rj
fbm
the
seven
of
hearts
and
she
won
i
helmer
s
appeal
of
a
special
board's
split
recommendation
to
bar
him
from
the
atomic
sec-
1
rets
he
helped
unfold.
The
three-man
security
board
set
up
by
the
commission
found,
s.fter
six
weeks
of
closed
hiar-ings
and
deliberation,
that
the
50-year-old
scientist
is
a
"loyal
citizen"
but
too
much
of
a
security
risk
to
get
bick
the
"cleared
for
secrets"
status
lie
;
lost
Dec.
23.
i
As
disclosed
Tuesday
by
Op-penheimcr's
counsel
the
special
'
board
ruled
2
to
1
that
the
!
noted
physicist
and
atomic
oion.
Oppenheimer,
now
director
of
the
Institute
of
Advanced
Study
at
Princeton,
N.J.,
could
not
be
reached
for
comment.
with
the
Jack.
Now
it
was
clear
that
a
heart
All
Sizes
All
Colors
$1095
I
lead
from
Mr.
Abel
would
be
Last
Times
Today
7
-
8:25
"Kansos
City
Kitty"
'Bad
For
Each
Other"
proposed
by
Russia,
Ceylon,
In-'
clonesia
and
Burma
a
Asian
1
members,
and
Sweden
and
Swit
zerland
as
European
neutrals.
Western
exports
say
they
feci
(here
is
little
chance
the
Rods
will
accept
such
a
proposal,
but
backers
of
the
plan
feel
it
will
Blasts
Rocking
tli:i
I)
OTHFIt
POSTS
I
highly
dangerous.
Miss
Brash
Until
suspended,
Oppenheimrr
had
no
Intention
of
cashing
the
was
a
member
of
the
prcsl-
kin8
'
cb
ad
thel
finessing
dent's
science
advisory
commit-1
dummy's
Jack.
On
this
play
she
tee,
a
consultant
to
the
AEC;n,i"ht
evcn
suffer
the
indignity
and
adviser
to
the
d'-purtmenUi1
"r
'""In?
to
the
doublcton
queen
of
state
and
defence
and
the
of
clubs.
AND
GUARANTEED
FOR
ONE
YEAR
lour
times
mure
wear
with
nylon.
Spnt-resistant.
Waler-rrpcilanl.
(.iiaianlecd
under
normal
wear
not
to
wear
out
for
one
year.
At
trick
two
she
entered
dum
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
eer
had
contributed
to
dclayinq
a
"concerted"
start
on
hydrogen
bomb
development
and
had
associated
with
Communists
for
years.
In
a
minority
opinion,
Dr.
Ward
V.
Evans,
chemistrv
nro-
Ammunition
Dump
In
Indo-China
National
Security
Council.
The
board's
majority
report
said
he
devoted
2'2
days
to
these
tasjes
during
1953.
The
two
members
of
the
se-
RSAL
INTERNATIONAL
Km
M
1
V
i
11
1
A
UNWRSAt
my
with
the
ace
of
spades
and
1
returned
the
Jack
of
clubs.
Mr.'
Abel
covered
with
the
queen
and
the
king
won.
Another
club
was
CAPITOL
l
curity
board
who
voted
for
sus
"World's
Most
Beautiful
Girls"
The
Whalers
Capitol
News
7
-
9:10
i
led
and
when
Mr.
Champion
1
I
placed
the
ten,
it
was
permitted
I
to
hold
the
trick.
j
A
FAMOl
S
rL.mitS
TIIKATi:
pension
were
Gordon
Gray
and
Thomas
A.
Morgan.
Evans
argued
that
Oppenheimer
had
SAIGON,
Indo-Chlna
Blasts
of
unknown
origin
gutted
part
of
a
multi-million
dollar
French
munition
dump
today,
killing
at
least
one
person.
!
Authorities
feared
the
shattering
explosions
rocking
this
major
Indo-China
city
might
go
on
for
two
days.
;
It
was
not
immediately
deter-'
mined,
whether
the
explosions
resulted
from
an
accident
nr
THURSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
fessor
at
Loyola
University
of
Chicago,
said
"he
did
not
hinder
development
of
the
H-bomb
and
there
is
absolutely
nothing
in
the
testimony
to
show
that
he
did.
.
.
."
The
Oppenheimcr
lawyers,
headed
by
Lloyd
K.
Garrison,
said
in
a
letter
to
the
A
EC
general
manager,
K.
D.
Nichols,
that
allegations
by
the
majority
were
old
hat,
charges
which
the
commission
had
thrown
out
seven
been
cleared
of
the
charges
in
1947.
Among
early
reaction
to
the
board
s
recommendation
was
a
statement
Issued
by
the
Atomic
Scientists,
of
Chicago
Tuesday
night.
They
called
it
"unfortunate
..
.
disturbing
.
.
.
'
The
club
suit
was
now
set
and
i
the
necessary
club
loser
hud
been
presented
to
the
defender
who
could
do
no
important
dam-I
age
with
further
activity
in
the
heart
department.
Miss
Brash
new
had
nine
sure
winners
'
against
any
defease.
k
Here's
the
womlerfilm
jkV
for
sheer
entertainment
fin4
oninumnntl
:
If
sabotage
by
the
Communist-led
SAMUEL
GOLDWYN
u
6
Vletminn
rebels,
many
of
whom
arc
known
to
be
In
Saigon.
But
the
French
command
put
the
Saigon
garrison
o.i
a.:
Immediate
i
alert,
and
tronos
were
ordered
to
return
to
their
billets
at
once.
Exploding
mortar
and
artil-lerv
shells
sent
thkk
columns
of
smoke
spewing
from
the
depot.,
located
near
Saigon's
ma
lor
resi
"
I
Luis
LS
s
Chrislian
Andersen
cm
dential
section.
Tracer
shells
lit
i
years
ago.
.
QIKSTION
DECISION
Thev
expressed
amazement
thiit
the
majority
could
come
up
with
findings
upholding
Oppi-holmer's
"loyalty
and
discretion"
and
then
recommend
that
h?
be
barred
from
government
secrets.
They
asked,
on
Oppenhcimer's
behalf,
that
the
customary
re-
Bush
Expert
NEIJSON,
N.Z.
(P.
Search-rs
went
looking
for
the
body
after
Ki
nest
Schroder,
72-year-old
basketmaker,
was
lost
for
thre3
days
in
bitter
weather
in
the'
Mouterc
hills
forests.
They
found
him
alive,
having
kept
up
his
strength
by
the
Juice
of
wild
plant
roots
lor
if
he
didn't
he
should
have)
the
pre-dawn
sky.
One
artillery
?hell
boosted
bv
the
blast
killed
a
,Viet
Namese
1
"-ornnn
a
mile
and
a
half
away.
'
Several
other
Viet
Namese
le-n
.1
Man
who
stdp
Ing
In
a
thatched
hut
village
near
!
th
arsenal
were
hurt.
FARLEY
GRANGER
,,,'JEANMAIRE
Today
Only
'
B
f
V
C
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'The
Man
Between"
J
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at
7:
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I'l.A
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TIIKATI
ADVERTISING
The
Initial
blast
dumped
sleep-
;
Ing
Frenrh
depot
troops
from
'
their
bunks
250
yards
away.
Two
,
"""e
sewrely
hurt
and
three
!
others
suffered
cuts
and-
bruises.
Hours
after
the
first
explosion
the
blasts
still
continued
at
the
rate
of
one
a
second.
to
save
Broadway
Cafe
MONEY
like
man
who
stop
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NUTHIN'
DOWN
AND
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WEEK
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payments
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transmission.
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extras.
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ROBERT
BKOWDKR,
Chicago
postman,
takes
advantage
of
fine
spring
weather
to
try
out
his
homemade
mail
cart.
Suffering
from
arlhritis.
Browder
feels
his
cart
will
ease
his
aches
and
pains
by
taking
a
load
off
his
back.
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HORSE
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
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The
gelding
Akbar
fell
in
a
race
at
the
Ellerslie
racetrack
here,
throwing
his
jockey,
and
then
disappeared.
The
racehorse
was
found
peacefully
grazing
in
a
nearby
field
with
three
farm
horses.
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