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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
July
9,
1953
Recount
to
Start
in
Nanaimo
Soon
NANAIMO,
B
C.
O1
A
Judicial
recount
of
ballots
cast
the
June
9
election
In
the
riding
of
Nanaimo
and
the
Island,
WINNIPEG
O'
-Kelax
before
starting
your
vac
ion,
warns
R
B.
Baiilie,
prov
.icial
highway
safety
director.
I
t
says
tired
drivers
are
a
mei
ace
to
themselves
and
others.
!
BLACKWOOD
on
will
be
hold
July
15
before
Judge
L.
Arnold
Hanna
In
county
VWWA'.WWWAW.WJWiVW.V.V.'AW.V.W
RADIO
DIAL
1240
kc.
CFPR
court.
I
'
(Subject
to
Change
t
The
check
was
asked
by
Earle
C.
Westwood,
Social
Credit
candidate,
who
lost
to
Dr.
Larry
Giovando,
Progressive
Conservative,
by
10
votes
ort
the
fourth
count.
In
the
final
count,
Dr
Giavando
defeated
Dave
Stupich,
CCF,
by
18
balloU.
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THURSDAY
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Hcinie's
Gripe
Looks
Good,
PM.
5:00
At
Home
With
the
Lennicfcs
5:25
Int.
Commentary
5:30
UN
Today
5:45
CBC
News.
Weather
Report
5
55
Have
You
Heard?
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6
:30
Wayne
ana
tihuster
7
00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
-The
Wavs
of
Mankind"
Iiut
Dale
Finds
the
Flaw
Mr.
Heinsite
is
never
at
a
loss
to
find
something
his
partner
could
have
done
to
give
his
side
a
better
result
on
a
hand.
He
is
at
his
best,
of
course,
after
all
52
cards
have
been
played.
Hating
across
fifteen
hundred
miles
of
danger-filled
wildernese
.
..
their
courage
forged
an
Immortal
American
epic!
PONY
EXPRESS
IN
COLOR
BY
TECHNICOLOR
STARRING
CHARLTON
HESTON
-
RHONDA
FLEMING
JAN
STERLING
-
FORREST
TUCKER
KVim
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
In
today's
deal
he
led
the
10
8:30
Homer's
Odyssey
9:00
Thursday
l-iaynous
9-30
CBC
Vancouver
Concert
Orch.
10:OO
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Midweek
Reyiew
10:30
Parade
of
Choirs
11
00
Weather
Report
11:02
Fish
Arrivals
1
1
04
Music
TU1
Midnight
12:00
Sign-off
FRIDAY
A
M.
7:00
BO.
Fishermen's
Broadcast
7:15
M
-slcal
Clock
7:30
CDC
News:
Weather
Report
7:35
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8
:10
Here
s
Bill
Good
8:16
Morning
bong
8
:30
Morning
Devotion
8:45
Little'
Concert
9
00
BBC
News
and
Commentary
9:15
Musical
Varieties
9
:59
Tune
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
"Hi!"
10:45
Musical
Program
11:00
A
Man
and
His
Music
1
1
:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Fish
Arrivals
1
1
:33
Message
Period
11:35
Rec.
Interlude
of
clubs,
dummy
played
small.
1
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Cartoon
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News
Shows
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PLAYERS
THEATRE
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
4:25
WALLACE'S
HAVE
VOL"
EVER
SEEN
a
rye
bread
like
this
one?
Believed
to
be
the
biggest
ever
baked,
it's
12
feet
long
and
weighs
125
pounds.
You
can
get
an
idea
of
its
size
by
comparing
it
with
the
conventional
rye
loaf
being
held
by
Jerry
G.
Mueller
"lower
right
i
of
the
Priscella
Bakery,
St.
Bernard.
Ohio.
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Km)
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(Mr.
Hale)
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The
bidding
:
South
West
North
East
1
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3D
Pass
3
D
Pass
8
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Paas
4
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All
pass
w
I
Mr.
Abel
signalled
his
Interest
with
the
eight
spot,
and
the
'
king
in
the
closed
hand
won.
J
With
only
seven
trumps
In
j
his
hand
and
dummy,
Mr.
Dale
was
afraid
to-
lead
four
rounds
jof
hearts.
He
decided
to
take
jjust
two
rounds,
leading
to
:
dummy's
jack,
then
back
to
his
s
:
ace.
i
Next
he
led
the
10
of
diamonds
and
Mr.
Heinsite
covered
with
the
queen.
Dummy's
aee
won
and,
hoping
the
suit
would
break
2-2,
Mr.
Dale
led
a
diamond
back.
Mr.
Abel
discarded
a
spade
and
Mr.
Heinsite
won
with
the
king.
Shaking
his
head
in
disgust,
Mr.
Heinsite
led
a
third
diamond
which
Mr.
Abel
ruffed.
Now
the
only
other
trick
the
defenders
could
get
was
the
ace
of
e.uiw,
as
Mr.
Dale
could
con-troi
any
other
return,
pick
up
:i-t
trumps
and
discard
a
club
(&OOROON
S&i&T.
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For
Boys
;
And
Youths
5
Yes
siree!
Right
here
in
J
little
old
Prince
Rupert.
Right
here
in
Wallace's.
A
J
complete
boys'
and
youths'
department
equal
to
any
city
store.
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WALLACES
!
DEPT.
STORE
12
M
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MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
DANCE
-
FRIDAY
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Admission
SI.
DO
Dancing
It
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Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
EVERYONE
WELCOME
Hnw
about
a
rumpus
room
in
attic
or
basement?
Sound
good?
It
will
sound
even
better
when
you
learn
bow
little
it
costs!
Silvery
-
Moon
Greer
&
Bridden
wosWaRHER
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Phone
909
15
1st
Ave.
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win
mi
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1
on
dummy's
long
diamond.
"Why
not
trump
that
second
diamond
lead.
Abel?"
barked
Mr.
Heinsite.
"You
could
get
off
the
lead
with
a
spade
and
I'd
still
make
my
king
of
diamonds.
"When
I
was
In
with
that
card
I
could
lead
a
club
and
give
you
the
diamond
ruff,
too."
Mr.
Abel
could
not
immediately
see
a
counter-argument
to
this
crltcism.
but
Mr.
Dale
came
to
his
defense.
"Maybe
Abel
should
have
played
as
you
say,"
he
remark-
,
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mm
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uwson
t."a
wvlo
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TODAY
to
SATURDAY
T
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Al
Evenings
....
7:
9:05
p.m.
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f
fl
Matinee
Saturday
2:
p.m.
A
Famous
Players
Theatre
i
ed,
"but
if
you're
so
much
bet-I
ter
than
he
Is
you
should
have
mZSaZSSnl
Specials
FLY...
FISHING...
picked
up
after
his
alleged
er-ior.
"Just
lead
your
last
club
when
you're
in
with
the
king
of
dia-
tli.i
it
Ml
i
monds.
Abel
wins
the
Jack
and
ace
and
leads
a
fourth
round
of
clubs."
"You
lust
sluff
a
diamond
LAKE
KHTADA
.
.
SUNDAYS
OR
BY
PRE-ARRANGEMENT
1
and
trump
that
In
dummy,"
j
said
Mr.
Heinsite.
"Then,
to
pick
j
up
the
rest
of
the
trumps,
you
1
enter
your
hand
with
.
.
;
"With
.what?"
Mr.
Dale
de
manded.
fDummy
would
be
out
of
rlubs
ant"
hearts
at
that
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and
I
would
like
to
have
:
your
suggestion
as
to
how
I
:
could
have
overtaken
the
ace
;
or
king
of
spades.
!
"I
would
have
to
come
off
the
:
board
with
a
diamqnd
and
j
Abel
would
ruff
for
the
setting
trick."
J
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OF
SEVEN,
PER
PERSON
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Dutch
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Ships
From
Red
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UNITED
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N
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(AP)
Netherlands
delegate
D.
J.
von
Balluseck
officially
informed
the
i
Untied
Nation
Wednesday
that
tor
Advance
Arrangements
Contact
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Phone
620
or
476
Holland
has
prohibited
any
Dutch
vessels
from
calling
at
any
port
In
Communist
China
or
North
Korea
when
carrying
arms,
'
ammunitions
or
implements
of
war
or
strategic
goods.
!
This
step
was
taken
in
accord
with
the
UN
assemoiy
decision
of
1951
laying
down
an
embargo
tgainst
shipping
of
war
supplies
to
the
Reds.
Margarine-
Solo
Brand
Made
by
the
makers
of
Good
Luck
3
'bs
99c
Cake
Mix
Purity
White
or
Chocolate,
15-oz.
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for
Charter
(uotes
to
other
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Haunts
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2-lb.
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Peanut
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12-oz
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25-POUND
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M
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Makes
nylons
last
longer
and
snag
less
4-ounce
41c
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TIME
APPROACHES
..
.
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NOW
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RIDICULOUSLY
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