Prince
Rupert
Da
My
News
Monday,
April
26.
1954
IVUMlUll
V
VUIAU
;
monarch
of
Chi.
"4
LONDON
Real
Russian
U
2738
BC.
'
"toii
vodka
Is
back
on
British
bars
i
tor
the
first
time
since
the
1917
1
revolution.
Five
hundred
cases;
I
g
"opular
-
n
lyiiiinmi
f
itn'H
"""
""j
of
it
arrived
Friday
aboard
a
I
i
,
n"1
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
Cntrlof
froleVifr
Trnivrt.iara
nau
II
rrlnfn
fj.
the
demand
is
terrific
and
are
II
R,
uPen
pleading
for
licences
to
bring
in
II
'W
more.
V
VAMrAln.J
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
liridgc
I
'layer
Forgets
Element
of
Time,
Loses
l
hursdav
Canada-Wide
Defence
Test
Set
For
June
VANCOUVER
P
The
cities
of
Toronto,
Windsor,
Montreal,
Edmonton,
Winnipeg,
Vancouver
and
Halifax
will
be
Canadian
focal
points
of
a
continent-wide
civil
defence
test
next
June.
Air
Vicc-Mar.shal
F.
V.
Heake.5,
Vancouver's
civil
defence,
coordinator,
released
the
names
of
the
seven
cities
following
a
statement
by
MaJ.-Ocn.
F.
E.
Worthington,
Canada's
civil
defence
chief.
Gen.
Worthington,
speaking
to
a
meeting
of
city
council
here
and
Fraser
valley
civic
defence
officials,
said
the
scheme,
dubbed
"Exercise
Alert."
would
take
In
a
"loser"
w
hen
you
win
Mr.
Abel
found
this
to
be
2?
1
his
athcrirMimnt
w
not
pulilih.
it
or
tlitrtlat
.-.!
by
(In-
I
iiior
(
ouirol
Hoard
or
l
i
he
GoMfd'nenl
of
Uriml)
Culurobia
MONDAY
to
WESNESDAY
tomtortandfcni,!
,pniiBuWrt.B,c.
JACK
P.UANC
(documentary!)
CAPIT011
""noun
Players
Tlnaire
2
FEATURES
SECOND
CHANCE
ROBERT
MITCHUM
-
LINDA
DARNELL
Also
"BELOW
THE
SAHARA
AX
ARMY
SNOWMOBILE
makes
a
swift
exit
from
an
RCAF
flying
Wear
in
a
test
drop
1,500
feet
over
the
Canadian
Joint
Air
Training
Centre
at
Rivers.
Man.
;
Seconds
after
the
vehicle
was
pulled
out
of
the
plane
by
the
extraction
parachute
(extreme
let)
three
eiutit
parachutes
blossomed
from
the
bundle
in
front
of
the
vehicle.
They
lowered
the
12-passenger
machine
minus
passengers
then
were
automatically
disconnected
leaving
tie
snowmobile
ready
to
be
driven
away.
Guide
lines
at
side
and
top
are
automatically
imprinted
by
aerial
camera
which
took
this
shot.
They
facilitate
lining
up
pictures
taken
in
rapid
succession.
Flood
of
Anonymous
Letters
Accuse
RCAF
Of
Negligence
in
Moose
Jaw
Plane
Crash
Show
Times:
"CHXNCE"
7
-
9:10
p.m.
"SAHARA"
8:20
p.m.
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
tions.
these
factors
emerge:
.
1
Rules
forbid
practice
lnter-1.
The
Harvard
was
not
"buz?.-1
ceptlons
on
civilian
aircraft
un-ing"
or
trying
to
intercept
the
;
der
any
circumstances.
North
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Kale)
.
S
A
K
8
3
H
J
7
D
A
K
4
3
C
J
6
3
West
l.;tl
(Mr.
Aliel)
(Mr-.
Keen)
S
Q
J
y
S-
8
H
10
6
4
3
H
K
Q
9
8
5
D
Q'J
9
D
10
7
5
2
t
-10
9
2
C
K
Q
7
SiMith
(
Mr.
-i,iilimN
)
6
10
7
6
4
1
H
A
2
D--8
U
C
A
8
5
4
The
blddim;:
Nurth
East
Smith
West
ID
1
(i
PH.
Cue
"''
Dbl.
Puss
2
S
3
b
li.ss
1
3
All
Pass
a
rutf,
she
laid
down
the
king
of
clubs.
Mr.
Champion
ducked
f.nd
that
was
all
for
the
defense.
"TIME"
FORGOTTEN
A
low
club
conti.iualion
would
be
ducked
around
to
the
jack.
The
king
of
clubs
would
be
smothered
by
the
ace,
setting
up
dummy's
jack.
Desperately
Mrs.
Keen
shifted
to
a
heart.
Mr.
Champion
ruffed
in
his
hand
and
d.
scalded
a
club
from
the
board.
He
cashed
the
ace
of
clubs
and
spread
the
hand
for
four-odd-
Mr.
Abel
could
hafe
taken
his
partner
off
the
spot.
If
he
had
over-ruffed
Mr.
Champion
or
the
fourth
lead
of
diamonds
and
returned
the
ten
of
clubs,
the
end-play
would
have
b
-en
ruined.
The
defenders
would
have
been
bound
to
win
two
clubs,
a
heart
and
a
trump.
Mr.
Abel
forgot
that
TIME
Is
truly
the
fourth
dimension
ol
bridge.
He
forgot
there
are
not
jus-
three
elements
in
trick-taking.
There
are
four.
High
cards,
long
suit
cards,
ruffing
pnd
time.
And
the
greatest
of
these
is
time.
Yards
And
Yords
of
YARD
GOODS
:
At
Woliace's
Of
Course
Wallace's
large
material
section
knows
no
sea-on.
Eviiry
flay
do.-
i
s
of
women
pn'fer
Wallace's
for
yard
goods.
CIU1ISN
A
COLUMBIA
ncTUOt
11
UiL
lim
TW"IUI'
A
sure
winner
can
be
V.ith
it
at
the
wrong
time,
true
in
today's
deal.
'
Mr.
Champion
didn't
think
he
.
wa$
strong
cnoii"h
to
make
a
Iree
bid
on
his
ragged
spade
suit
at
the
first
round.
However,
he
took
strong
action
when
his
,
partner
showed
well
above
a
'
i
minimum
opening
by
doubling
j
for
a
takeout.
;
'In
fact,
his
last
bid,
four
i
spsides,
was
a
bit
forced
and
the
i
oontract
should
have
been
de-
,
frated.
It
may
be
said,
however.!
the
ifood
pli"
he
save
the
hand
jin'lfied
the
optimistic
bidding.
CHAMPION
SEES
CHANCE
,
,'
Mr.
Abe
led
the
trey
of
hearts
and
the
queen
fell
to
the
ace.
Mr.
Champion
took
just
one
'
round
of
trumps,
then
started
eliminating
diamond..
He
cashed
the
ace
and
king,
led
a
third
diamond
and
luffed
it.
!
Now
he
ca
-hed
his
other
high
,
spade
and
noted
he
had
a
loser
'
in
the
suit
when
Mrs.
Keen
discarded
a
heart.
He
led
dummy's
bst
diamond
and
ruffed
it.
Mr.
Abel,
whose
queen
of
spades
was
,
hi'Jh
anyway,
decided
not
to
'over-ruff
and
discarded
a
heart.
This
gave
Mr.
Champion
the
break
he
had
been
hoping
for.
He
led
a
heart
to
the
jack
and
1
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
king.
Realising
n
heart
return
would
!
give
Mr.
Champion
a
sluff
and
HANDY
BOXtfs
Public
letter
boxes
were
estab-
4
lished
in
1851
in
Britain
by
An
'
thony
Trollope.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
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THE
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OTTAWA
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The
RCAF
has
received
a
numoer
of
letters,
nearly
all
unsigned,
accusing
it
of
everything
from
gross
negligence
to
a
happy-go-lucky
disregard
for
human
life.
These
letters
have
arrived
at
RCAF
stations
since
the
recent
collision
of
an
air
force
Harvard
training
plane
and
a
Trans-Can-ida
Air
Lines
North
Star
over
Moose
Jaw,
Sask.,
which
killed
i'l
persons.
No
official
here
wiii
discuss
what
the
transport
department
and
RCAF
inquiries
into
th?
crash
will
show,
at
least
unul
the
government
has
announced
the
findings.
But,
by
putting
together
the
bits
and
pieces
which
have
already
been
made
public
and
itudylng
Canada's
fiying
regula
-
:
fj,
tast
Complete
Show
8:30
pin
TOTE
A.
A
t.iMOJ'S
PLAYERS
TIIUTI:
M
JOHN
IRELAND
LON
McALISTER
in
'Combat
Squad"
THURSDAY
11
AFTERNOON
2-5
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
POTPOURRI"
40
United
States
and
eight
Canadian
cities:
Air
Vice-Marshal
Heakes
said
he
did
not
know
the
name
of
the
eighth
city
General
Worthington
relerred
to.
..
Gen.,
Worthinaton
was
due
to
leave
for
Edmonton'ov
rail
Saturday
-for
a
brief
stay
before
going
on
to
Ottawa
and
then
to:
Paris
for
a
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
meeting.
i
20,000
Nabbed
In
Round-Up
Of
Mau
Mau's
NAIROBI,
Kenya
(Reuters)
More
than
20.000
Africans
in
Nairobi
were
rounded
up
as
troops
and
police
staged
an
all-out
week-end
campaign
to
rid
the
capital
of
Mau
Mau
terrorists
and
sympathizers.
The
first
sweep
through
Nairobi's
13
African
locations
resulted
in
100
subject
tribesmen
being
taken
to
special
screening
camps,
Before
"operation
anvil"
ends,
the
8,000
British
and
native
'roops,
police
and
home
guards
taking
part
expect
to
isolate
some
5.000
members
of
the
terror
cult,
its
sympathizers,
or
"criminal
elements."
Kikuyu
men.
women
and
children
were
Included
in
the
20.000
rounded
up
since
the
operation
began
Friday
night.
But
only
men
are
being
held
for
screening.
The
women
and
children
were
to
be
fed
and
sent
back
to
tribil
.reserves.
The
operation
will
bring
In
Kikuyu,
Embu
and
Meru
tribesmen
from
among
the
75.000
natives
in
Nairobi's
population
of
100,000.
Shakespeare
lfnfresr
I
STRATFORD-ON-AVON,
Eng.
iReutersi
Shakespeare's
home
;
town
was
host
Friday
to
representatives
of
58
nations
in
a
j
ciant
festival
to
celebrate
the
UiOO'h
anniversary
of
the
poet's
!
birth.
Britons
were
in
the
minority
in
tills
flac-and-flower
bedeck-'
ed
west-country
town.
While
j
Britons
worked,
ambassadors,
high
commissioners,
diplomats
j
and
hitch-hiking
tourists
joined
in
the-celebrations
j
"Even
Russian
ambassador
Jacob
Malik,
a
lover
of
the
poet's
works,
left
his
London
desk
to
pay
tribute
to
the
piny-
j
i
wright
and
poet.
;
Cars
and
bicycles
were
parked
i
i
in
the
town's
winding
streets,
j
Knapsacks
were
dumped
in
rail-j
way
stations
and
hostels
while
!
their
owners
watched
the
tra-1
rlitional
"crade
to
the
grave"!
procession
from
Shakespeare's'
birthplace
in
Henley
Street.-
In
London,
actress
Dame
Sybil
Thorndike
unveiled
a
memorial
'
;
window
to
Shakespeare
in
Bouth-wark
cathedral,
where
th
bard
used
to
worship.
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..
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CIVIC
CENTRE
Butterick
Patterns"
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DEPT.
STORE
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Festival"
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Flyini
regulations
for
all
aircraft
both
military
and
civilian,
are
laid
down
by
the
federal
transport
department.
No
plane
flying
in
clear
weather
has
any
Inherent
right-of-way
over
another
plane
such
as
a
train
has
rlijht-of-way
at
level
crossings
or
a
motorist
has
right-of-way
on
a
through
high-
j
way.
Thus
the
North
Star
did
not
have
automatic
right-of-way
over
the
Harvard,
or
vice
versa.
But
there
Is
a
general
rule
of
the
air
road
that
the
plane
which
has
the
other
plane
on
its
j
starboard
right
gives
way.
.
In
the
case
of
the
Moose
Jaw
crush,
the
Harvard,
flying
rough-
i
ly
north,
had
the
North
Star,
:
flying
west,
on
its'rlght.
In
this
case,
the
Harvard
should
have
i
given
way.
However,
both
pilots
In
such
an
instance
tire
required
to
keep
a
lookout
to
make
sure
their
aircraft
are
not
endangered.
It
is
unii'.-.-iy
thnt
the
North
Star
and
Harvaru
pilots
suddenly
b-(".!iru?
Involved
in
a
mental
tu'.'-'it-wiu
over
which
should
give
way.
The
Harvard
had
t:
off
in
clear
weather
on
a
navigation1
training
flight.
It
would
appear
probable
that
the
pilot
was
busy
teltlng
set
on
his
proper
course,
looking
at
his
instruments
or
a
,
map.
!
Jt
would
be
his
duty,
however
;
to
maintain
a
constant
lookou'
for
other
aircraft,
as
It
ts
every
i
pilot's
duty.
i
It.
appears
likely
It
would
huve
been
easier
for
the
Harvard
to
see
the
North
Star
than
vicf
versa.
But
at
the
same
time,
the
Harvard
could
be
seen
by
tlx
North
Star.
The
Harvard
would
have
been
only
a
few
degree),
btlow
level
vlslun
of
the
North
Star
but
probably
against
a
background
of
earth
rather
thar
sky.
CliincAe
raisin
CHOP
SUEY.
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ME
IN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
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For
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Orders
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Mc
Bride
Street
to
pay,
ami
we
aren't
Ki(;S-AOi;l:KATIC!
So
STOr
l.
TODAY!
North
Star.
An
interception
would
have
been
impossible
simply
because
of
the
relative
speeds
of
the
two
aircraft,
plus
the
fact
the
Harvard
was
climbing
after
a
takeoff
only
six
minutes
previously
2.
A
study
oi
i.il
probabilities
for
the
cause
of
the
collision
indicates
that
the
only
plausible
supposition
is
that
the
Harvard
and
North
Star
pilots
did
not
see
each
other
until
the
last
split,
second,
if
even
then.
HUMAN
EKKOR
That
is
not
to
say
that
either
i
or
both
of
the
pilots
are
blame-
less.
There
must
have
been
hu-I
man
error
somewhere
or
the
ac-
1
cldent
would
not
have
occurred.
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if
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City
of
40,000
Flooded
Towns
iamsburg,
Farran's
Point,
Wale.;,
Dickinson's
Landing,
Loullinei-tie
and
Miiles
Roches.
Another
community,
MorrLsburg,
will
bn
partially
submerged.
All
are
within
a
30-mile
stretch
on
the
Ontario
shore
of
the
river.
No
i
oiuiniiiiilics
on
the
,-
Kit:
will
be
arfei-ted.
.
Details
(if
the
major
project,
which
will
begin
thLs
year,
were
disclosed
by
Lloyd
Davis,
reeve
ut
Iroquois.
It
is
expected
the
city
program
will
take
five
vears.
Dr.
Wells
Coates,'
a
British
town
planning
consultant,
h;;s
been
retained
to
plan
the
new
community.
The
Ontario
Hydro
and
New
York
State
Power
Authority
wi'l
pay
the
cost
of
moving
the
town
and
will
also
help
plan
the
new
site.
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Ave.
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Mrs
E.
A.
Pearson
(left)
Joins
in
the
fun
at
the
birthday
party
of
her
friend,
Mrs.
W.
S.
Dingman
of
Toronto
who
blows
out
the
candles
on
the
cake
at
her
8th
birthday
party.
Mrs.
Pearson.
is
the
mother
of
L.
B.
Pearson,
minister
for
external
affairs.
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