P'ince
Rupert
Daily
NpWS
Saturday,
June
20,
Speak
Says
Road
Building
to
Keep
Freight
Rates
Down
Not
Economical
WOODPECKER
INTERRUPT
TV
LISTENER'S
REST
W.
J.
Meachrr
of
the
Ship
and
frei-;'it
rates
d'-
vn
is
"not
econ-
PITTS
PITTSK1ELD.
I
ELD,
111.
111.
(API
APt
A
bird
that
Imllul.,.,
Att
vrinn
U
r;nrnA
nut
a
l"lr,
Alaska
Port
Inoperative
WHITT1ER.
Alaska
P-
I)iim-nge
to
the
military
pot
t
of
Whit-tier
whic
h
virtually
was
destroyed
by
fire
Wednesday
night
will
be
in
the
vicinity
of
$20,000,000,
Colonel
William
H.
Bigelow,
port
commander,
estimated
Thursday
night.
The
Colonel
and
Major-General
William
Miley
of
the
Alaska
Do-fence
Command
agreed
that
the
port
is
total;
Inoperative.
They
visited
the
smoking
ruins
while
....
R
B
vu.mwi
moiy
planed
in
fmr,
A.so
soon
ax
Georop
ipt
,',.n,i,i,.i.i..
,
.
'
"wl
Rail
Association
in
Ottawa,
told
omical.
'
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert:
'
Speaking
.
at
ihe
association
club
lhat
road
building
to
keep
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre,
al
his
television
set
for
an
evening
of
'
entertainment
h
h
j
which
W.
N.
H.
Armstrong
was
I
iiu-'talled
as
president,
Mr.
Other
members
of
the
executive
are:
J.
Long,
V.
C.
Hill,
A.
DaRe,
W.
Spark,
C.
Berg,
T.
Juz-kow.
Mr.
Meagher
read
the
following
exerpt
irom
Saturday
Night:
"Tests
conducted
in
Maryland
have
demonstrated
that
heavy
trucks
are
the
main
destroyers
of
highways,
and
that
as
the
load
increases
ihe
amount
of
damage
multiplies.
"In
not
one
province
in
Can
telephone
ring.
He
answers
it
and
is
asked'
Numb..
?
The
phone
really
isn't
'
ringing
at
all
a
,
Khorpcnlng
his
bill
on
the
McGatin
TV
antenna
can
P?'1"
the
sound
of
the
telephone
bell
perfectly.
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TODAY'
ROSEMARY
CLOONEY
-
LAUR1TZ
MtlnT
Mea
Jier
quoted
from
Saturday
J
Nigh
to
back
up
his
contentions.
B:
Other
oflicers
installed
were:
J.
F.
Bugyinka,
vice-pre.sident;
I.E.
L.
Taylor,
secretary-treasurer
1
and
J.
E.
Bateman,
business
J
agent.
a
Delegates
to
represent
Prince
Ruptrt
local
for
this
province
are:
L.
MacKenzie.
Alternates
W.
N.
R.
Armstrong
.A.
E.
Carl-!
son.
engineer
officers
from
the
army
district
engineer
headquarters
began
planning
for
emergency
rebuilding
of
the
port.
Eighteen
persons
were
injured
.w
1
rifc
AKt
ilNGING
Sunday
Midnight
Only
TWO
FEATURES
and
the
main
1.200-foot
dock
and
three
800-foot
warehouses
filled
with
vast
quantities
of
"BABOOHA"
and
"TORNADO'1
With
an
apprehensive
Stewart
Granger
and
Deborah
Kerr
standing
by,
Jean
Simmons
(
left
dares
the
wrath
of
Charles
Lauyhton,
cast
as
the
domineering
British
monarch,
Henry
VIII,
in
"Young
Bess.",
M-O-Mi
spectacular
Technicolor
drama
of
the
ftirl
who
was
to
become
England's
lirst
Queen
Elizabeth
ends
tonight
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
ada
are
license
fees
charged
,
trucks
realistic,
in
not
one
prov-
j
ince
do
they
make
up
for
the
!
damage
the
Maryland
test
have
j
'
shown
they
do.
j
"Trucks
have
become
the
main
;
competitors
of
railways
and
as
;
long
as
they
do
not
pay
their
j
share
of
highway
costs
the
prov-
inces
are
actually
bonusing
j
trucking.
j
"Provincial
taxpayers
are
pay-1
ing
money
to
create
a
situation
which
as
dominion
taxpayers
they
pay
for
in
railway
deficits.
"Trucking
is
here
to
stay
but-provinces
should
see
that
it
.stands
on
its
own
leci."
supplies
were
destroyed,
by
the
nimoaging
llamcs.
Railroad
facilities
on
the
huge
dock
also
were
lost.
A
military
board
was
named
to
determine
the
cause
of
the
fire
and
arrangements
are
being
made
to
shift
ships
with
military
cargo
to
Seward,
on
the
south
Committee
Gets
Scare
In
Ontario
TORONTO
f
-1
can
certify
every
one
of
you
fellows
and
make
it
stick,"
an
uncomfortable
committee
of
the
Ontario
legislature
was
told
Monday
by
one
of
its
members
during
a
discussion
of
treatment
of
the
mentally
i'l.
Dr.
S.
F.
Lcavinc,
Progressive
Conservative
member
for
Waterloo
was
illustrating
his
conten
ern
shore
of
Kenal
Peninsula,,
and
possibly
a
few
around
the
nenlnsula
to
Anchorage
on
Cook
Inlet.
BLACKWOOD
on
Uy
EASLLY
ULACKWOOD
'
mil
Mrs.
Macfie
Rites
Held
Job
Hunters
Get
Warning
From
NES
Use
Opponents'
Bidding
un
Helpful
Playing1
Hint
1
wai'iHii'
(
tion
that
there
should
be
stricter
j
supervision
of
how
patients
are
1
committed
to
mental
institutions.
1
A
quaking
select
committee
on
:
reform
institutions
received;
You're
Bound
To
Be
In
The
Swim
B
In
A
Wallace
bathing!
SUIT
Only
$7.95
to
$9.95
jj
WALLACE'S
I
I
Last
tributes
were
paid
to
Mrs.
Sometimes
in
trying
to
determine
now
to
play
m-icn
Maefie
at
her
funeral
r-
..
1
1
a
f.
t
L
tU
r,....,.,t,.'
i
vice
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
Grcnvllle
Court
Chapel
unskilled
Large
numbers
of
comfort
as
Allister
Johnston,
an
InKnrore
cnltrf
Xiirtrlf
Drfl
mi-
other
liiilding
is
very
helpful.
The
safe
way
to
play
today's
hand
was,
or
should
have
been,
crystal
clear.
But
Mr.
Muzzy,
playing
true
to
form,
missed
the
point
from
Parry
Sound,
.
disposed
of
Pra
mgrinptonthHe
Y"kH"
J""
of
Canada
are
Dr.
Dr.
Leavine's
Leavine's
threat.
threat.
Parts
and,
c"m:
Mrs.
Macfie,
who
died
In
hos-,
pital
la.st
Monday,
was
born
In
Scotland
60
years
ago,
and
came
to
Prlnee
Rupert
when
her
husband
died
in
1928.
Until
recently
she
had
been
active
in
church
and
Red
Crass
ing
into
a
part
of
the
country
in
which
jobs
of
this
kind
are
"I
don't
think
you'll
get
any-
entirely.
DEPT.
STORE
,
..Zi
"The
;".t.:
institutions
,"
7
filled
"T
'
fairly
limited.
National
Employ-ston.
are
:
..,,,,,,.
said
;j
ment
Service
officials
here
up
now."
work.
Those
who
knew
her"
f
Mr.
Dale
led
his
lone
club,
the
rieuce,
and
Mr.
Muzzy
won
it
on
the
board
with
the
ace.
He
led
a
trump
and
Mrs.
Keen
went
in
today.
"With,
little
demand
for
this
type
of
labor
at
the
present
timp,
and
with
the
Yukon
nor-
were
deeply
aware
of
her
strong
christian
character.
She
leaves
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Cartoon
-
News
W
ICJ
with
the
ace
and
returned
the
1
in
hVVtfc.
"Glamour
Prince
Rupert
Frederick
(Mary)
Peagam
of
this;
city;
a
son,
Lieutenant
John
j
Macfie",
RCN,
of
Montreal
and;
a.
mally
being
unable
to
absorb
1
queen
of
clubs.
Tne
contract
.
any
great
number
of
unskilled
i
was
already
doomed
and
it
made
workers
into
employment,
ihe
1
no
difference
what
Mr.
Muzzy
j
unemployment
situation
that
i
played.
Actually,
he
went
up
Tennis"
Warner
Bros
mi
mm
t
grandau?htr-,
Marilyn
Peagam
IN
Y
'
being
created
by
this
influx
of
,
with
his
k.ng
and
Mr.
Dale
run
East
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
.
V.rlll
(Mr.
CliiilntlmiJ
fv-7
8
4
2
II-
A
5
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r
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6
C
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8
3
(Mr.
Hair)
(Mm
kern)
W
8
3
S
A
J
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j
10
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4
H
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7
t10
8
5
4
2
r
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9
C2
C-Q
J
10
8
7
4
Jvilllh
(
Mr.
.M11.1
)
8
K
Q
10
S
H-K
3
i
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3
C
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8
5
The
bidding:
East
South
West
North
1
C
DM.
Puss
1
H
2
C
2
S
Pass
3
S
Piuui
4
S
All
pass
Job
seekers
could
quickly
become
BMJ-C0NlE-S01HEIINWi2
TO
Ketchikan
Wrongcll
-
Petersburg
Juneau
ed.
After
this,
there
was
no
way
to
avoid
the
loss
of
a
club
and
1
a
diamond.
J
"What
were
you
aoing
while
the
bidding
was
going
on,
j
Muzzy?"
asked
Mr.
Champion,
j
THE
BLUE
GARDENIA
serious,"
NES
said
in
a
statement.
It
also
said:
"Apparently
the
publicity
given
the
Frobisher
nower
and
the
proposed
American
pipeline
projects,
now
only
in
the
survey
stage,
has
created
the
impression
that
Jobs
are
available
in
quantity."
and
other
Alaska
Points
Starts
Monday
CAPITOL
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
t
Prince
Rupert
Cummrrrial
llutrl
w
Esquires
Kt
Terrace
DouMche
.idcr
Gordon
&
Anderson
vi
Terrace
Game
Times
1
:4.p.m.
"Are
you
blaming
me
because
Mr.
Dale
had
a
singleton
club?"
said
Mr.
Muzzy
angrily.
"In
a
way,
yes."
Mr.
Champion
replied.
"At
least,
I'm
Shows
7
-9:00
A
FAMOUS
PLAYKRS
THtATRIl
Though
some
jobs
are
avail
an
opponent.
Sureiy
she
able
for
skilled
tradesmen,
me-
,
blaming
you
for
not
knowing
it
:
by
t
heavy
duty
operators,
me-land
for
not
doing
something
hinirs.
etc..
the
chances
for
a
about
it."
rould
be
figured
for
six
clubs,
especially
since
Mr.
Dale
had
led
the
deuce
of
that
suit.
JfcAN
ShMMOt
"YOUNG
BESS"
t.MS
10HAV
7:
-
9:05
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h-
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.
it
t
'
non-skilled
laborer
to
get
a
job!
Mr.
Champion
was
right.
M.-s
Keen,
a
sound
bidder,
had
bid
bhe
could
also
be
rigured
ro.
clubs
and
then
rebid
them
in
I
just
about
all
of
the
outstand-
are
not
too
good,
and
job-seekers
in
this
category
would
be
America's
sweep
to
the
western
sea!
Phone
266
,
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
wise
to
look
for
work
closer
to
Jhe
face
of
a
pass
by
her
part-
ing
high
cards,
particularly
a
,
home.
,
ner
and
a
strengh-showing
bid
,
card
as
Important
as
an
ace.
j
it
it
COtUMtiA
M
USED
CARS
CORNEL
TERESA
WILDEWRI6HT
'48
!0IH;K
Sedan
Fluid
Drive
It
MEN
it
could
be
assumed,
then,
'
Mrs.
Keen
would
be
able
to
win
the
secpnd
trick
with
the
ace
of
spades
and
return
a
club
for
her
partner
to
ruff..
However,
this
would
not
endanger
the
contract
if
Mr.
Muzzy
won
the
first
trick
in
his
own
hand
with
the
king
of
clubs.
In
that
case,
when
the
club
came
back
at
trick
three,
Mr.
Muzzy
could
play
the
five.
If
Mr.
Dale
ruffed,
the
eight
would,
of
course,
be
played
from
the
board.
Thus
Mr.
Dale
would
be
ruffing
a
low
club
a
trick
which
had
to
be
lost
In
any
case.
MAKE
MISTAKES
1450
1250
1350
'47
MONARCH
5-pass,
coupe..
'49
FORI)
Coach
$950
IB
noDCE
"
1
-ton
pickup
with
box..
ONE
MAN
1125
'625
s350
51
AUSTIN
A-40
Sedan
'49
ANGLIA
Coach
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120
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IIUKh"
0
YXjpt'
";ye
Witness
No.
3."
Historic
Parish
PETERBOROUGH,
Ont.
(CP)
Rev.
Robert
Macdonald,
priest
of
St.
Adolphus
parish
here
for
four
years,
Is
leaving
to
become
rector
of
St.
Patrick's
parish,
Quebec
City.
The
latter
parish
consists
of
about
1.600
English-speaking
Catholic
families.
TOTEM
Famous
Players
Thrl
Playinx
.
.
.
Monday
to
Wednesday
Evening
7:
-
9:
p.m.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
struck
a
match
to
see
if
the
gasoline
tank
in
his
car
was
empty
.
IT
WASN'T
patted
a
strange
bulldog
on
the
head
to
see
il
it
was
affectionate
..
.
IT
WASN'T
MAN
THANKS
FOR
YOUR
SUPPOR1
IN
HELPING
THE
KINSMEN
HELP
THE
KIDS
p
KINSMEN
CORONATION
CONTEST
TIE
-BREAKER
ONE
MAN
speeded
up
to
see
if
he
could
beat
Ihe
train
to
the
crossing
...
HE
COULDN'T
Bill
Bond
Eric
Janes
Harry
Sheardown
Doug
Jclslad
Harold
Thomas
J'
Wcllor
OWE
j
iAN
touched
an
electric
wire
to
see
il
it
was
WHAT
IS
THE
TOTAL
WEIGHT
OF
THE
KINSMEN
CLUB
MEMBERS
LISTED
IN
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT?
Mickey
Fudgcr
Rolph
Anderson
Wolly
Ishcrwood
Johnny
Fitigcrald
Horold
Lcvcrctre
Ed
Garner
George
Dibb
George
Kcarlcy
Russell
Cameron
Bill
Dyer
Frank
Dafoo
Bill
Long
Jock
Cross
Yince
Dodd
Vcrn
Scherk
Gordon
Horne
Curley
Barbour
Stan
Saville
-
Answers
muxt
be
In
the
mail
not
later
than
midnight
FRIDAY,
JUNE
26,
1953.
In
the
case
of
further
ties,
speed
shall
be
considered
as
an
element
of
skill
and
the
first
correct
answer
received,
as
established
by
the
post
mark,
will
be
awarded
the
prize.
Mail
Answers
To
Kinsmen
Coronation
Contest,
City.
Show
your
name,
address
and
telephone
number.
Winners
will
be
announced
In
"Trespassing
With
Sandy"
in
the
July
2nd
Issue
of
the
Daily
News.
charged
...
IT
WAS
ONE
MAN
cut
out
his
advertising
to
see
if
he
could
save
money
.
.
.
HE
COULDN'T
Roy
Paulson
George
Levas
Carl
Sauer
Don
Eby
Vr