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V
19.3
Alcan
Keport
Confirmee
'
MONTREAL
(CP)
A
spokesman
Aitcn,
111
,
now
ou"
f
fur
the
Aluminum
Company
of
$5,OUO,000
fabricatiti"
Canada
confirmed
reports
that
claiming
a
still
larger
'
f
oi
the
parent
company,
Alumlniunj
in
reported
negotiating'
!
Ltd.,
is
negotiating
a
deal
with
Aluminium,
Ltd.
.
(,r
fxin
Indu'trids.
Inc..
of
East
metric
tons
a
Smithers
Citizens
Asked
To
Vote
on
New
Hall
Site
epeciui
to
The
Dnuy
Kewa
union
Bank.
Tiie
village
took
SMITHERS
Electors
vote
here
ever
the
building
shortly
after
this
Saturday
to
fill
the
vacan-
ti.c
Royal
Hank
of
Canada
ab-cies
of
three
village
commission
sorbed
the
Union
Bank
and
in
seats,
which
became
vacant
this
1926
moved
Into
the
Pioneer
year.
They
also
will
be
asked
to
block.
stntf
whether
the
village
should
;
The
commissioners
consider
sell
the
site
of
the
present
muni-
that
the
present
building,
still
Strike
Talks
Recessed
After
Surprise
Meeting
Alton,
111.
jterm
m
uaM.s
basissome
some
reports
reports
T'
,s.jears,
starting
in
135;,."
'
!
i
The
Financial
Post,
in
a
new.-;
y
P
1
r
l
k
.
.
1
Dane
story,
said
"another
lm-
nortant
deal
in
the
United
Stales
for
Canadian
aluminum
is
shaping
up"
and
"it
could
mean
a
considerable
expansion
to
Aluminum
Company
of
Can
By
The
Associated
Press
NEW
YORK.
Federal
mediators
came
out
oi
surprise
talks
with
union
representatives
early
today
and
scheduled
new
negotiations
in
the
10-day
strike
apainst
six
major
daily
newspapers.
cipal
office
building.
heated
by
a
coal
heater,
inade-
The
present
municipal
struct-
cuate
for
tilis
growing
commun-ure
was
built
in
1913
by
the
iiv
They
favor
sale
of
the
site
and
construction
of
a
new,
mod-
!
I
ffi,.
Chinese
IhtsLi
CHOP
S'JfY
...
CHOW
MIIN
Open6p.m.--3.aQfln,
Hollywood
Csle
till
uuivc.
Maggiolo,
general
,
Waller
A
The
proposal
is
to
include
NEWS
IN
BRIEF
l"
for
counsel
of
the
federal
mediation
both
sides
t0
be
on
nand
I
neeaea
garage
ana
woi
ksiiujj
ada
facilities
at
Kitimat,
B.C."
'lhc
.story
added:
.
"Cii'r.pict'.jn
of
the
deal
may
tU'p?n:.l
on
ths
United
(Hates
co.crr.ucnt
allinr;
a
halt
to
plans
for
f.utlier
expansion
of
U.S.
aluminum
production
facilities.
"Olin
Industries,
Inc.,
of
East
and
conciliation
service,
asked
t
.
the
resumption
of
bargaining
!
sessions
later
today.
He
said
!
they
agreed.
J
j.
I'll!
;
f'.
j
'
5kV-
vaV?'
..
!
j
For
Outside
Orders
phone
12
M
;
facilities
for
village
equipment
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Safe
driving
,
in
the
new
building
which
would
will
not
go
unrewarded
in
fu-1
be
adjacent
to
the
village's
new
ture.
I
fireball.
Charles
E.
Thompson,
former1
The
village
has
received
two
mayor
and
chairman
of
the
B.C.
offers
fur
its
to
comer
lots
oi-Automobile
Association's
traffic
Main
street.
One
has
been
ac-and
safety
committee,
said
today
companied
by
a
sketch
plan
of
his
association
would
award
a
a
proposed
modern
business
windshield
safety
sticker
to
every
building,
the
other,
while
a
driver
who
has
been
accident-
higher
cash
offer,
has
made
no
Girl
Harpist
Enjoys
Life
Behind
Stage
Maggioio
caneu
ior
me
iai.
after
meeting
Sunday
night
I
with
representatives
uf
the
AFL
i
Allied
Printing
Trades
Council.
whose
members
have
refused
to
I
cross
picket
lines
set
up
by
the
AFL
International
Photo-En-
'
vet
GLORIA
GRAHAME,
alluring
blonde
actress
co-starring
with
Glen
Ford
in
Columbia's
"The
Big
Heat,"
tries
to
keep
cool
in
white
mink
and
pearls.
PRACTICAL
GIFTS
i
gravers
Union
free
for
two
years.
!
LONDON
.w
-
Harpist
car
a
in
a
m
te
over
Wilf,es
an
Mch
pruuosal.
The
commissioners
feel
they
must
be
assured
of
i
substantial
structure.
if
ie
Carving
Sets
Flash
Lights
Covered
Roasters
Emerson
at
tjt..
jonns,
na.,
ntll.r
iss,..s
About
4M
spends
mast
of
her
London
,,wr,
.onir,.,.,,
,,
invnlve-l
3
A
yes
vote
on
the
plebiscite
would
clear
the
way
for
further
LONDON
(Reuters)
Key
British
union
chiefs
will
meet
next
Thursday
to
decide
whether
to
force
a
drastic
production
cut
on
the
vital
shipbuilding
and
engineering
ir
Copper
Teo
Kettle:
-onsideration
on
these
offers.
Decision
to
build
also
hinges
treat
ly
on
closing
of
a
deal
on
the
property
for
a
reasonably
substantial
sum.
WEARING
A
HEAVY
CHAIN
about
her
waist
to
support
the
1
shackles
on
her
wrist,
Mrs.
;
Bonnie
Brown
Heady
Is
ltd
from
the
court
that
sentenced
her
to
death
on
December
18.
Fated
to
die
in
the
gas
chamber
for
her
part
in
the
brutal
kidnap-murder
of
little
Bobby
Greenlease,
Mrs.
Heady
will
make
crime
history
when
she
Is
executed.
She
will
be
the
first
woman
in
the
U.S.
to
be
put
to
death
for
kidnapping
and
the
.second
woman
ever
to
be
executed
in
the
state
of
Missouri.
if'
I
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
theatre
career
below
or
behind
and
their
picket
lines
have
kepL
the
stage.
.-
out
20,000
employees
belonging
She's
playing
now
in
the
or-
tQ
the
CIO
Ameriean
Newspaper
chestra
pit
at
the
Casino
where
G
u
j
i
d
and
the
pressmen's,
the
hit
Broadway
musical
"Wish
stereotypeis',
printers'
and
You
Were
Here"
seems
destined
mallprs.
afmi;Ues
Of
the
Prini-fcr
a
long
run
despite
critics
ing
Xrades
council,
and
other
disapproval
of
its
frank
ap-
rrnonists
proach
to
"necking"
and
similar!
Sunday
brought
two
key
de-boy-girl
frolics.
velopmenls
in
the
strike:
j.-j,x.3iw.Ar.ifciikj.jii,j.aj.va..;
,
1
7-AJi
London
thealres
book
their
Resumption
of
publication
SEATTLE
AP)
Governors
of
four
northwest
states
and
Lands
Minister
Summers
of
B.C.
will
meet
with
public
and
priate
power
producers
today
to
work
out
a
co-ooerat.vi
nro-gram
for
developing
additional
electrical
energy
in
the
Pacific
northwest.
Enjoy
a
REAL
Jhm
fffin
1
n"
1
CMS
Reduces
Zinc
Output
j
TRAIL,
B.C.
(CP)
A
25
p,T
rent
cut
in
zinc
production
at
it
i
plant
here
was
announced
Saturday
by
the
Consolidafed
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
Unfavorable
market
conditions
were
blamed
for
the
cur,
which
will
result
in
a
layoff
of
more
than
200
men
Dec.
31,
when
the
zinc
oxide
plant
and
one
slag
furnace
will
be
shut
down.
The
cut
in
production
will
amount
to
130
tons
of
slab
zinc
i
each
day
and
about
25
per
cent
I
of
the
company's
present
out-
This
Christmas
If
n-n
o'-hestras
for
musicals,
and
bv
the
New
york
Keraid
Trib-1
Miss
Emerson
will
be
at
the
lme
tne
only
one
of
tne
city-
,
Casino
for
the
entire
run.
major
newspapers
not
involvec"
Playing
in
the
pit
instead
of
in
the
engravers'
dispute.
The
on
the
stage
has
its
compensa-,
Herajd
Tribune,
which
stopped
tions,
says
the
-slim,
dark
musi-
publication
a
week
ago
in
sym-cian.
Watching
the
audience
can
pa(hy
with
thg
other
papers,
be
fun.
:
pUt
0ut
adless
Sunday
and
Mon-
MLs
Emerson,
who
came
here
day
edilions
0f
eight
pages
each,
in
1950
and
since
then
has
play-
spirited
activity
among
ed
in
theatres
throughout
B
it-!
representatives
of
the
two
sides
ain,
says
it
is
surprising
hov
as
mediators
twice
scheduled
different
the
faces
of
the
aud-
joint
negotiations
which
did
not
iences
in
Edinburgh,
Leeds
and
materialize.
Swansea
can
be.
j
when
the
walkout
started,
the
LOTS
OF
WORK
!
engravers
were
asking
a
$15
She
spent
most
of
1952
touring
wee
k
1
y
wages-hours-vacation-from
south
of
London
to
Glas-
welfare
package.
They
have
gow
and
Edinburgh
in
a
variety
since
halved
the
demand.
The
show
"So
This
Is
Show
Busi-
publishers
have
offered
a
$3.75
ness."
She
was
accompanist
to
a
package.
Current
base
pay
now
singer,
but
played
from
behini
langes
from
$120
a
week
for
scenes.
I
day
woik
to
S131
for
night
work.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Police
say
a
10-year-old
girl
held
in
connection
with
ihe
death
of
three-year-old
Anne
Mawds-ley
will
undergo
psychiatric
treatment
starting
Tuesday.
An
inquest
jury
ruled
Wednesday
that
the
child
had
been
struck
with
a
blunt
instrument
and
suffered
three
skull
fractures
before
she
fell
and
drowned
in
a
drainage
ditch
November
26.
with
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
ELL
S
AIR
LIME
ALLl'RING
SHIRLEY
COTLER
needs
no
Indian
blanket
in
the
warm
Las
Vegas,
Nev.,
sunshine
as
she
rehearses
a
dance
in
multi-feathered
headdress.
The
pretty
22-year-old
symbolizes
that
season
of
bonus
warmth
known
as
Indian
to
See
us
NOWfor
a
general
check-
up
and
tunt
up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
yo.:r
cr
too.
Yon'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
.
p
r
the
com
unv
s
.uemein
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Bernard
faid.
Allen
ha.s
been
appointed
chair-
.
About
300
men
were
laid
off
at
man
of
a
special
committee
on
the
plant
earlier
this
fall
as
a
Pacific
nor.hwest
development
result
of
the
unfavorable
mar-'mdPr
the
Vancouver
Board
of
ket.
Trade.
KETCHIKA
Mr.
Allen,
former
general
man-ier
of
the
B.C.
division,
Cana
Mother,
Four
Children
Die
in
Farm
Home
Fire
Superior
Auto
Service
L?m:tcd
Connections
to
Ail
Alaska,
Scotfie
ond
Whitehorse
Phone
266
O."
Ca'l
ct
oar
Offico
Op?.
Pozi
Office
dian
National
Railways,
will
form
his
committee
from
senior
officers
of
corporations
and
professional
men
who
are
interested
in
velopment
of
the
Yukon
and
Northern
B.C.
:
in
the
fire
along
with
her
daughter,
Marlene
Gladys
Blair,
1
13;
and
five-year
-old
twins,
:
David
and
Donna
Blair.
EDMONTON
(CP)
A
33-year-c'd
mother
and
three
of
her
lour
children
died
in
an
explosion
and
fire
which
dcstrove'l
m
Several
Hurt
CRANBROOK,
B.C.
(CP)
An
eatsbound
Greyhound
bus
spun
around
ii'
four
inches
of
snow
ju
"t
east
of
here
Sunday
and
i
turned
over
in
a
dith.
injuring
-several
of
the
30
pasiSnge:i
aboard.
No
one
was
seriously
hurt.
I
j
Most
severe
injury
was
a
brok-1
en
wrist.
Tnree
persons
were
j
taken
to
hospital
here
by
am-i
bulame
and
three
others
by
I
The
committae
will
study
re
1,
!
.1-'
their
farm
home
in
the
White
The
father,
Robert,
43,
a
mud
area
just
beyond
Edmon-
plumber,
escaped
and
saved
an
lationships
between
the
northwest
United
States,
Alaska,
and
the
Canadian
northwest.
ton's
southwestern
limits
Sun-1
11-year-old
son,
Donald,
but
day.
I
was
unable
to
re-enter
the
blaz-
Mrs.
Robert
S.
Blair
perished
'
ing
frame
building.
0n
Thursday,
December
10
pacing
cars.
R;adi
throughout
'.ho
Cranbrook
area
were
de-:
cnbed
as
"hazardous."
VANCOUVER
(CP)
An
RCAF
Dakota
touched
down
at
Sea
Island
base
early
Saturday
completing
a
mercy
trip
from
Quesnel
through
bad
weather
to
bring
a
seven-year-old
girl
stricken
with
polio
to
hospital.
The
plane
was
piloted
by
FO.
B.
Miller.
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
Daily
FX
E
r
I
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
r
-
Passenger
.
;:
1
y
Trsin
Service
x1!
Is
1
'
1
?
HOLDING
a
22-OUXC'E
giant
lemon
grown
on
her
farm
is
Mrs.
Ernest
Borchardt
of
Route
Two,
Leavenworth,
Kan.
The
dwarf
lemon
tree
has
been
bearing
extra-large
lemons
for
the
past
three
years,
one
lemon
on
occasion
furnishing
Mrs.
Borchardt
with
enough
juice
for
fonr
pies.
Bluff
Bidding
Opponents'
Suit
Scares
Mr.
Meek
The
fact
a
jump
shift
after
an
opponent's
take
out
double
is
forcing
for
one
round
makes
it
possible
to
use
that
call
for
strategic
purposes
with
(usually;
a
minimum
of
.risk.
i
i
i
.
i
e
a
i
.i
:
nniiip
nunpnf
,
-
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1
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.
;
ii
$
In
today's
deal
bdtty&dfs
Had
'it?'f:
B
n-tf.t
ni'
tpnm
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m
TV.lllti
int.'
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fcrt..
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(South
deale
v.
ptfPtmi
ihattf
W'partner
hidi
J
f?
i
IS
IS
IS
ul
J
i
jasper
!
.
.
;
'
"Neither
side"
vulnerable
Both
sides
30
part-score
Virlll
(Mr.
Dale)
S
A
6
5
i
'
'
.i
I
4f
f
and
intermediate
stations
-
fi
H
10
a
minimum
or
near-minimum
opening,
then
the
high
card
.
strength
was
about
evenly
divided
between
the
two
sides,
!
In
that
case,
the
side
holding
the
spade
suit
had
an
extreme'y
important
advantage.
And
it
was
Mr.
Dale's
belief
the
spade
length
was
held
by
the
enemy.
He
was
willing
to
get
as
high
,
as
three
hearts
but
what
good
j
would
that
do
if
the
opponents
then
bid
three
spades
either
I
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'
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l
f
vll
'
Convonlent
eonnpctloiis
at
Jasper
'
j
L
-rt:lll
P-""t,
east
and
west.
.
!
'
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S
1
II
i
i
S
.
J
i
Mtt
utl
H
All
times
shown
re
standard.
i
T"
D
4
3
C
J
7
0
Went
Kilt
(Mr.
AliH)
(Mr.
Mwk)
S
K
J
10
7
2
&
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8
4
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H
A
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0
8
D---J
10
C-
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10
5
3
C-
9
8
2
Ki.lltll
(.Mr.
Ki'iMi)
9
H
K
Q
8
3
D
K
7
6
5
2
C
A
K
4
The
bidding:
Smith
West
North
s-
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Y
rB"'
,
-
S-
m
For
lr.foi'mntlon.
Mill
or
write
'
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i
1
m
'
1
K.
I-
KOBKKTSON,
G.A.1M).,
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1
j
528
3rd
Ave.
W.,
1'rince
Rupert,'
T'
JT
I
Phone
20
j
!
G.
P..
LYONS
making
it
or
getting
off
with
a
small
penalty?
To
avert
such
an
unpleasant
situation,
Mr.
Dale
bid
spades
himself.
In
fact
he
Jumped
to
two
spades,
a
bid
forcing
for
1
H
Dhl.
2
S
3
D
Vass
3
H
one
round.
Mr.
Meek
might
have
doubled
this
bid
to
show
ud
the
1
V
i
A
tl"
CoM.ol
Botrd
or
by
tht
Goy,-imr
f
I
iiTTi
if
IMf
ktfM
llf
TMril
PfV?
bluff,
but
his
usual
timidity
of
that
suit
and
was
glad
to
sc
prevailed
and
he
elected
to
;
the
jack
fall
on
the
trick.
Mi
pass.
Mrs.
Keen
bid
three
diamonds
and
now
Mr.
Abel
could
hardly
be
expected
to
compete
further.
Mr.
Dale
made
a
choice
in
favor
of
hearts
and
three
hearts
became
the
final
contract.
The
jack
of
spades
was
opened
and
won
with
dummy's
ace.
A
small
heart
was
led,
Mr.
Meek
.
ducked
and
the
queen
won.
Mrs.
Keen
now
led
a
low
diamond
Abel
won
and
returned
the
king
of
spades.
Mrs.
Keen
ruffed
and
gave
Mr.
Aoel
another
trick
with
the
nine
of
diamonds.
She
luffed
the
spade
return
wlih
her
last
trump,
then
started
leading
her
good
diamonds.
Mr.
Meek
could
win
only
his
two
good
trumps.
.
.
.
And
Mr.
Abel
would
have
had
a
very
fine
chance
to
make
three
spades.
SMAFKLY
MARLA
ENCjLISH
is
I
w
IX
A
about
to
take
the
plunge
j
I
lfiA
.
bracelets
and
all.
The
lovely
I
V
J
V
V
IS
the
time
..
.
actress
has
been
nicknamed
I
T
T
.
SkSf
"Miss
Bathing
Booty"
because
l
'
.
a'if
t
n-
i
i
tl.i
Jo
Pick
Out
I
not
of
the
many
prizes
and
tro-
I
.
.
phies
she's
won
in
beauty
con-
I
.
.
tests.
il
HOI
CM
J
SMITH
and
dummy's
queen
won.
Back
came
another
heart,
Mr.
Meek
i
You'll
discover
that
we
are
more
than
expert
painters.
Like
all
good
craftsmen,
we
are
also
Interested
In
the
beauty
we
can
create.
Ko
matter
the
color
combination
or
shade
you
want,
you
can
depend
on
us.
f
BULOVA
for
Christmas.
I
USE
OUR
CONVENIENT
LAY-AWAY
PLAN
j
THESE
MEN
ARE
ENDORSED
BY
YOUR
CIVIC
AFFAIRS
ASSOCIATION
A
VOTE
FOR
THEM
!S
A
VOTE
FOR
A
GOOD
CITY
COUNCIL
ducked
again
and
the
king
won.
Here
Mr.
Abel
showed
out,,
dropping
the
trey
of
clubs.
Mrs.
Keen
realized
it
would
be
disastrous
to
give
Mr.
Meek
the
lead
now,
as
he
could
pull
all
of
the
remaining
trumps
and
the
defenders
could
then
cash
the
entire
spade
suit.
Mr.
Meek
had
played
the
10
on
the
first
lead
of
diamonds
and
therefore
probably
h"d
only
one
more
diamond
left.
So
Mrs
Cash
or
Terms
to
Suit
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Night
Calls:
Blue
881
Day
Calls:
101
Ketn
carefully
played
the
king