6
Prince
Rupert
Da.ly
rW
""'day,
May
31,
fa
j
BLACKWOOD
on
fZT
Fipple
Flute,
Popular
in
Anicent
Time
i
I
25
s-t
BRIDGE
Dy
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Making
Comeback
in
Modern
Music
Store
I
lly
KK'IIAItl)
DAKiN.M'LT
rtvivcci
in
i.ngianu.
music
store
I
known
but
i-
,
,
I.WI
owners
KM
S
w're
WtMC
11
us
UN
baffled
I
I
Ifr1
a
as
u
nm
any-'iBth
'
i
"
.
,.'.,
""K'Wimrn
i,
-
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,
V
A
i
-
-
.
.
mii-l
T
I
L
IJIi
f
1
it
ft
A
A
IM-Iimllvn
QUEBEC
primitive
mu.s-
I
f
4
1,
,f
?'
KV
'C
.
am
1Ul,y
are
Of
the
fact
that
the
bidding
Ol
nonC
ZlZ
l
one
else.
Today
every
m.
'l?7
'N
U
inntatfd
the
"
.
today's
hand
might
well
have
gone:
one
heart
by.
notes
delighted
noblemen
a:i-i
"women
of
Europe
.
centuries
;'()
1
"
birds.
It
was
l,
No
rrcoic!e-.s
are
mud;,
hi
Cv-
that
the
i,,slr
,,'
i"h
i.da.
They
a-c
imported
fw.a'as
f.tji,.
h
,.
,
T!li
Was
is
pac.ng
a
revival
of
mu
ic
in
I
oith,
one
spade
by
South,
two
spades
by
North
ami
six
spades
by
South.
That
would
have
been
a
much
the
home.
I
Enelulicl.
Germany,
Switzerland
court
ot
n,
i,i
v
'
::-
nd
the
Unltrd
States.
Recordor
,
was
aUu
used
m
V,
"',F,J
Some
200
jcrsons
in
Qncbc
more.
direct
method
of
reaching
the
slam.
n..i..
..
wuit
in
V
masio.
is
aiso
imported.
university
jro(es
w
s
.eh'x4
However,
the
way
the
lv.nl
-
A.-".
J
f
I
y.
irfmiany
and
E,
As
8
"cri,W
in.strumlr
recorder
reached
ii.
teachers,
engineer
.
nicnbers
ofjPOPl'LAIl
LONG
AGO
rrhglmis
order
and
olh-r-nr-c
,
p00.,i8r
ln
Shakpsn.-irn-
r.
-
no
ui'ilif
i.
recorders
w
eip
relegated
to
nni.x
ularltv
in
iv..
said
to
own
cue
or
more
of
tlv;
!
fragile
flute
-
litie
ir
st
i
um.-.it
l
called
recorders,
or
fipple
flutes.
cums
s
oddities
some
130
years
Johann
Sebastian
"d1"'''
ago
when
their
place
in
the
or-
George
Fred'crin,
u
.
h
I
Thev
come
in
f've
si'.cs.
priced
chestra
was
taken
by
the
cross-'
from
$2
to
$150.
Music
sto'T
own-
i
blown
flute.
"""Hi
?v
Si
'
V
!
"
,....
1
BylhMO.hci-nturylt,.:
Planted
by
,,e
btil
'n
lng
metal
f
iute.
Nortli
doBlcr
r.olh
slflcs
vulnrruble
Nortli
(lr.
AliH)
S
A
J
4
H
A
Q
J
4
2
IV-
K
J
3
C
3
2
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Kii.l
(
lrs
Mr.
llHlr
)
t
2
q
10
S
3
il
K
in
0
7
1-
8
5
P
5
r
-
10
0
7
C
-
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10
S
C-
Q
8
6
4
oiilh
(Mr.
Mn
k
)
.
S-K
0
I)
7
0
I"
-8
3
U
A
Q
3
C
A
K
7
Origin
of
ihe
Intrumem
i&
un-
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
JUMES
MS0lt
Chin
Bloom
Hildefirde
Kelt
,
ers
who
normally
sold
l
hem
only
;
j
to
professional
or
ett;drnt
nut.
'-j
j
cia:is.
can't
rxp'ahi
.)
u
;t
v
hy
'
i
many
people
have
suddenly
takn
nn
l-itorc
t
In
them.
I
Pi
ople
n
w
btivln-t
th-
n
pi
I
nut
accomplished
mu-lcian.s
j
Cf
tl'O.Ml
""C
l)I")i)l"
vlnl
!
want
to
try
making
mi'slc
i'
'
fun.
SIMPLE
STIil
CTi
rtE
All
recorders,
from
the
tluv
The
bidding:
Nor
111
was
actually
bid
by
Ah"!
and
Mr.
Meek
off
rs
a
good
example
of
a
succca.e'nn
of
forcin-r
bids
of
th:
nonjump
type.
'
After
spades
were
set
is
th"
trump
suit,
the
next
four
bi'V;
were
absolutely
forcing
Mi.
Meck's
bid
of
th-ee
cll'imon'it
promised
first-round
control
of
that
suit.
Mr.
Abel
could
not,
pass
it.
Even
if
he
lnd
sirclch-ed
a
bit
to
bid
two
spades
h
was
expected
to
go
bick
to
th
it
uit
at
the
three
level.
Actually,
Mr.
Abel
was
glad
t
have
the
opportunity
to
bid
again.
He
slipped
in
a
three
heart
bid
to
show
good
h
?h-card
strength
in
that
suit.
Air.
Meek
could
not
logically
pasj
here.
Both
he
and
his
partner
had
now
made
strong,
forward
goins
bids
and
ccrtu.nly
th
to
was
no
sense
in
either
of
tliom
stopping
jinder
game.
'
The
foilr-f
!ub
bi'l
was
a
slam
suggestion,
showing
first-round
rontrnl
of
that
suit.
The
following
four-diamond
call
showetl
second
round
control
of
diamonds
(the
king
or
a
singleton).
Cautious
ns
usual
and
still
fear.
THE
T'AU
7
DETL-JEEN
SMILING
HIROK.H
the
hole
left
win
n
5omeboclv
walked
off
with
a
200-pound
cornerstone
are
Frances
BianK
of
Elizabeth.
N.J..
Nancy
Pa;npanin
of
Phillipsbure.
N.J.,
and
Myrtle
Frey
of
East
Rutherford,
N.J.,
students
at
Trenton
St
to
Teachers
College.
The
stone,
cemented
into
the
wall
of
a
new
women's
dormitory,
was
carried
off
the
day
after
the
building
was
dedicated.
Police
have
begun
a
search
for
the
missing
cornerstone,
valued
at
about
$200.
U
.
.,1
I'...
I
Kis,
1"
.
All
P.i.s
smith
1
8
3
D
4
C
4
8
8
S
i
,
a
s
3
H
4
D
:
6
PllfW
Pa.ss
Ph.ss
Ml
Also
TOTFrM
Itlll'OItT
ON
KASHMIR"
"NIFTY
NIXtTIES"
SI
oh
j
at
7
-
9
p.m.
V.
Villi
w
in
.
..
..
,
,
iii,uvni,.
Canadian
Army
Discards
5.5
For
US
Gun
OTTAWA
tf
The
army
his
discarded
the
British
55-inch
gun
in
favor
of
the
United
States
155-millimeter
howitzer
as
Us
standard
medium
artillery
pie.;?.
But
the
armv
refuses
to
el"e
ALSO
ASK
BAN
OSLO,
Norway
uP-
India's
U
"I
Cross
has
Joined
the
national
-Qcicties
of
Jap.m
and
ij.vc
d.
n
in
demanding
that
the
Red
Cru-i
League
ask
for
an
immediate
ban
on
nuclear
weapons,
inr
lj'i-inj
the
hydrogen
bomb.
A
draft
resolution
asked
tii?"
session
Of
the
league
board
of
hi'
h-p'tch'-d
soura'io
'o
'he
b
i
in-look
amain'ly
si:".)!'-.
TI
-v
consi-t
of
a
bired
tube
nf
'vnoil-p'ps'l-
In
f,n
'h"!i
")
''
ivitIM
;
"
''i
arri-i-rirtatcl".
p'
i'Tcl
,
in!,"s
and
i
whl
alp-li!;e
ni::utlril"-e
Interest
In
Quebec
l'ns
n-r:rt
to
a
half-down
Inst
tntiivs
where
children
are
titriht
on
Fmnll
p'astic
piorlels
lio'v
to
p!.w
simple
tunes
like
"Fret's
Jacques."
One
T'oau
or
mpfi
and
v.r""i':-
has
formed
an
aru'tcir
nimi
which
meet
4
one
or
twice
a
wc.v
to
Perform
clii.vtral
rifas':.
Two
years
ago
v
hen
rare
Qw-hecers
made
eiviirles
n'imit
th"
instrument,
who-c
t'S?
has
br
"o
uik,
m
ful
of
two
.spade
losers,
Mr.
Meek
now
felt
he
had
given
his
nil
i
wcrnors
here
to
plead
w.,
ull
and
he
;
went
to
four
spades,
j
rr,
Ions,
"to
undertake
to
prn-However,
the
erood
spde
surj-,
hibit
complete
recourse
to
all
port
promised
by
Mr.
Abel's
five
such
menn.."
as
aphvxlati.ig
any
particulars
of
the
U.S.
how-it;
er
on
the
grounds
ol
"security."
However,
it
ran
be
stated
au
spade
bid
prodded
him
Into
the
and
poison
gases
and
germ
war
,
"mt
'
..
thoritatively
that
the
howitzpr
1
iorrl
fare.
I
ft.
t
;W
has
a
maximum
ran?oof
16.000;
Tnc
jnck
of
c,ubs
was
,cd
and
til--
a
j
itfp
mum's
r
i
,
;
XrJ
,
'
i
won
with
the
acc.
Mr.
Merk
'hen
o
f
"r
M
i
i
g
'
1M
i':ch?i'1
made
the
good
play
of
leading
u
,1
C,Wr0Um,if!'1rt
and
fin.ssin,
the
iack.
ZT
L
I
.
,POn,1''r
When
that
held,
he
could
affor.l
Hvoouic
ui
Jiuuy
ijuuuu.s
per
-uiare
rich;
that
the
volume
cf
to
make
a
safely
play
In
trumps.
If
the
heart
finesse
had
lost,
h?
would
have
had
to
try
for
no
the
chambers
is
725
cubic
inch
O7ctufit..KEST0N1
that
the
weight
of
the
projectile
ix
an
nnimHo
h
ho
ha
.....
ftpauc
losers.
casninK
tne
Kin"
.7
an
&M$f
toiau
SCOTT
L
1-4,
.
UIM
I
Utllkll
M?y
25th.
1954
NOTICE
To
Whom
It
May
Concern:
The
Northwest
Digest
'published
at
Quesnel,
B.C.,
by
Cariboo
Digest
Ud.i
wishes
to
advise"
its
readers
and
advertisers
that
Mr.
P.
"Pat."
Fagan
is
no
longer
connected
with
our
publication
or
company
and
from
Urn
date
on,
is
therefore
NOT
authorized
to
solicit
subscriptions
or
advertising
for
same.
Will
all
persons
who
have
paid
any
money
to
Mr.
Fagan,
for
cither
advertising
or
subscriptions
kindly
contact
us
so
that
said
contracts
may
be
fulfilled.
CARIBOO
DIGEST
LTD.
Publishers
of
Northwest
Digest
alone
Bnd
thcn
finfssin5
tne
lck-
A
carriage
wel-hs
8
973
i
pounds.
I
'ou
see.
that
play
of
the
spade
suit
would
have
lost'
These
of
are
some
the
speclil-i
cations
given
in
a
book
riUlthd
Actually
Mr.
Meek
cashed
the
!
"Weapons
of
World
War
II,"
I
aec
of
sPat"'s
at
trick
three.
He
published
in
1947
by
the
u..
1
came
to
his
hand
with
the
flee
of
Army
Ordnance
Association
and
tlubs
and
led
a
small
spade;
7
9
1
1
VAC
t)NE
OK
El
ROPE'S
most-faliulous
pieces
of
imperial
jewelry,
the
9S2-yrar-old
Crown
of
the
Holy
Roman
Empire,
is
on
view
in
Vienna
for
the
first
time
since
Adolf
Hitler
stole
it
in
1938.
The
gem-studded
crown,
nearly
lost
forever
when
it
was
buried
behind
cement
in
World
War
II.
is
on
display
at
the
old
Hofburg
MONDAY
to
the
Franklin
Institute
of
the
wren
Mis.
Keen
showed
out
on.
the
second
spade,
dummy's
jack
rmacc
uiuier
neavy
guard.
Scholars
say
'.h
crown,
built
for
the
i
State
of
Pennsylvania
arid
avail
7
p.m.
-
8:25
p.m.
CAPITO
or
was
played
and
lost
to
the
queen.
,
able
in
almost
any
library
However,
Mr.
Meek
now
had
king-nine
over
Mr.
Dale's
ten-
i
1
mm'
curonauon
oi
tmperor
Otto
the
First
in
0G2
AD,
is
easily
the
Oldest
of
its
kind
in
existence.
The
diamonds,
amethysts
and
blher
precious
stones
with
which
it
is
encrusted
are
in
rough,
unpolished
form.
They
could
pass
for
worthless
pebbles,
for
the
mi
who
made
the
crown
did
not
know
the
art
of
five.
KAMOI
S
PL.
Mi4ki
i
book
store.
,
The
155-milljmcter
gun
w."s
designed
In
1939
and
was
used
extensively
during
the
Sccoid
World
War.
The
Germans
ciii-;
tured
a
lot
of
them.
The
Allies
j
shipped
some
to
Russia
under
j
lend-lease.
I
The
Canadian
Army
Legan
us-
lng
the
U.S.
howitzer
about
three
years
ago.
Pictures
of
it
hai'c
i
ap
icircd
In
anny
publications.
!
Tim
limi-it..
K
Kr,B
hnDn
n..
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Pl.cne
Green
960
Cowichan
Commandos
Keeping
Reserve
Army
Units
on
Alert
DUNCAN,
B.C.
(P
The
"Cowi-
1
On
one
occasion
in
they
crept
;
public
display
several
places
cnori
Commandoes,"
a
self-styled
into
a
reserve
army
camp,
stole!
in
Canada
jntvariuu-times-milltary
outfit,
have
the
dedi-
the
food
supply
and
let
the
air
;
rcccnlly'
ouls.dc
'
the
University
cwtrd
purpose
of
showing
up
out
of
the
tires
of
a
truck
before
i
armories
In
Toronto
and
at
Pct-Cnnadian
Army
reserve
units.
.
brillr
tto.ljvcr(,tl
'
rrborough.
Out.,
when
the
re-
Comprising
32
former
officers
...We
als0
Rot
,nto
headquarters
S';rv'?
Brm,v
,'1Prc
,.look
(lclivc'y
of
the
German.
Polish,
British
ri
,
u
....
I
of
a
''01Pc-
Canadian
newspap-
Mr.
,
ers
from
time
t.n
timn
hnvp
cur.
ui
il
l
.il
iinrii
il
n
annnd
tu-nai.
Mm
.
..0,
.m.
Fiynn
adds.
"After
all,
the
Corn-civilian
organization
achieves
its
lo
man,i
nrt
i
.
mandos
need
some
incentive
DINING
PLEASURE
too."
1
Personal
Test
in
I
VWJ
111
!
ried
pictures
of
the
gun
and
,
given
at
least
some
of
its
speclfl-!
I
cations.
!
The
155-millimeter
gun
Is
con-!
sidered
more
accurate
than
th"'
;
Uritish
5.5-inch
gun
though
tho
!
maximum
effective
range
ts
i
about
the
same.
It
weigh
1,300
j
)
pounds
less
than
the
5.5.
!
I
The
5
5
was
used
by
all
Com-
I
i
monwcalth
troops
during
the
j
j
Second
World
War.
II,
fired
a
i
nun
uy
using
a
mm
ccniury
military
mannual
and
going
contrary
to
it
when
the
situation
requires.
James
Fiynn
,a
former
lieutenant-commander
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
organized
the
Commandos
last
year,
he
said,
because
reserve
forces
are
in
"dreadful"
shape.
He
attributes
part
of
the
cause
to
lack
of
realidm.
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
fCommodore
Cafe?
LONDON
(Pi
Thirteen
hundred
whisky
drinkers
volunteered
to
see
the
nine-day
run
of
a
color
film
about
the
manufacture
and
blending
of
scotch
whisky.
After
each
showing
the
audience
tasted
raw
whiskies
of
various
grains
and
malts-ra-.ionab'y
watered
down.
shell
of
80
or
100
pounds.
;
IB
NUTHIN'
DOWN
AND
NUTHIN'
A
WEEK
WILL
BUY
JUST
THAT,
NUTHIN!
For
small
down
payments
and
E-Z
monthly
terms,
buy
an
A-l
u.scd
car
from
Parker's.
Sec
these
and
many
others
A-I
values:
0
F.I
FICIENT
I
(MICE
Tlie
Commandos
boast
an
efficient
military
organization
which
Includes
an
air
force
of
two
planes,
both
privately
owned
by
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wives
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pressed
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radios
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.
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have
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honorary
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G.
R.
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V.C.,
member
of
Parliament
for
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has
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them
"Her
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Communist
Army."
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out
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without
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