Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
January
15,
1953
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Hume
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the
Lenntcui
5
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Program
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Muslr.il
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Bill
Good
8:15
MurnlliK
Son
B
30
MomlliK
Uoviitlons
8:45
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tie
Concert
a
00
BBC
Hews
and
Cnmmenurv
FOR
SALE
3-1
ton
'47
Farpo
truck
with
6
jc
6'
x
12'
plywood
box,
new
rubber
wheels
equipped
for
duals.
Box
594.
Daily
News.
(12)
USED
CAR
BUYS
1950
G.M.C.
Panel
$1395
1941
Chevrolet
5-pas.senger
coupe
$575
HEPPNER
MOTORS
Phone
Black
C05
Mi-Bride
Street
FOR
SALE
1951
Prefect
sedan.
600
10th
Ave.
East.
i17i
HELP
WANTfclfc
MAI.K
LUMBER
AND
BUILDING
SUPPLY
FIRM
offers
an
opportunity
to
a
young
man
capable
cC
taking
charge
,
of
sales.
Salary
Commensurate
with
experience
and
abiliiy.
APPLY
IN
PERSON
between
2
and
5
pin.
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4
!
9:15
Music
lor
Moderns
0:5b
-
Time
Signal
10
:00
-
MmiliiK
Vis.t
10:15
Musical
Pmnrnm
10:30
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Wrrt
j
Artist
i
10
4;
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11:00
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ilt.15-
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Time
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Period
111:33
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Melodies
TO
SLIDE
OR
NOT
TO
SLIDE?
The
sliding
delivery
used
by
many
curler
like
myself
in
the
pa.-t
twvnty
years
hits
been
the
subject
of
many
heated
arguments.
Last
year
the
Dominion
Cmllng
Association
rules
committee.
In
brliiKlnt;
in
its
recomnu
ndations
for
revision
of
existing
rules
governing
the
game
In
Canada,
Included
a
provision
that
would
have
enforced
the
rule
which
demanded
that
any
player
release
the
handle
W
his
stone
before
he
eroded
the
tee
line.
A
long
and
almost
bitter
dlscuKsion
ensued
over
this
rule,
and
as
one
of
the
originators
of
the
slide
delivery.
I
foUKht
strongly
against
such
a
rule
being
enforced.
Yet.
paradoxical
as
it
may
.sound.
I
am
strongly
and
emphatically
opposed
to
any
young
curler
using
the
slide
delivery
until
he
has
curled
for
at
least
two
years.
As
late
as
three
years
ago,
I
did
not
share
this
viewv
but
lately,
after
watching
hundreds
Of
lads
try
to
slide
before
they
had
learned
how
to
deliver
I
a
stone
properly
from
the
hack,
I
nm
forced
to
this
conclusion.
It
Is
almost
beyond
belief
to
witness
the
terrible
atrocities
committed
on
the
Ire
which
have
been
dubbed
-sliding
deliveries"
by
the
misinformed.
Riders,
pushers,
drifters,
and
swlvellers
or
phone
651
for
appointment.
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...
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
Col
F,rm
Limited
(Granted
Skeena
UT
lUQe
Contract
WINNIPEO
ff
Contract
for
918
Second
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Ml
1
"
FOKSAI.F
1
FOR
SALE
Small
Bell
piano,
1
blond
finish.
Call
1535
Second
!
construction
of
bridge
super
-
jstructure
over
the
Skeena
River
at
Terrace
has
been
awarded
to
Overiook.
i
i3pi
.tional
Railways
announced
Tues-
FOR
SALE
HoovervacuumClay'
have
all
been
termed
unmaliciously
as
sliders
Nothing
Is
further
utvHiiiiii.
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rkL
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tion.
Green
294.
ltlfet
long,
will
be
built
on
the
,rom
.l
tn!
truth-
...U
e
lrue
Mti?
'
follow-lhrougn
after
a
swing
delivery.
Tdi.
U
Knrr-,0
nI
K
to
li.lon.alino
f
ael
.
Viret
mu
hrnlhor
-
FOR
SALE-
WeStinghOUSe
Wash-,
$75.
Brick-Unedt0woodand
coai-
heater,
$20.
Songster
canary
j
cage,
used
three
months.
$5
.
!
Child's
wooden
crib,
steel!
Grant
an(1
1
P'ayed
our
first
two
years
wearing
rubbers
and
swinging
from
the
hack
without
a-?lide.
This
was
not
premedl-'
tated,
because
the
long
slide
wdg
unknown
in
those
days.
We
tried
slidine
after
we
linrt
leariieH
the
Drinr
mechanic
of
spring,
$5.
High
chair.
$3.!tile
e
delivery.
Secondly,
and
to
niv
uii
uraiiam
Ave.
Blue
lli.
FOOTHILLS
(Rootless)
coal.
!
that
actual
work
by
the
con-Phone
651.
Philpott,
Evltt
&i
tractor
will
bep"i
tnis
week.
Co-
LW-
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They
said
also,
tnat
since
tne
r
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JOHN
H.
BULGER
Oj'foim
A
Johr
Cu!q?r
LH.
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A
nine
John
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in
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SPARKLING
NCW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore,
Call
PRINCE
RUPER
Luxury
Sfcomcr
SAILS
FOR
Vancouvei
and
Intermriliatr
J"'"
Eoch
Thursday
at
11:1.1
a.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WIOMSDAV
MIHM'4
Comfort
am'
Srrvi"
For
BeServ.ilf
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Ki-1'1'
lit'.
By
CHIC
YOUNG
WHAT
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WANT
f'OC?
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fliratr5
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'y
-fc
y
argument
Ken
Molr.
couth
of
the
Gary
Thodc
rink
of
Saskatoon,
whesj
boys
achieved
the
miracle
of
winning
two
Canadian
school
champienfhips
successively
under
his
expert
tutelage,
would
not
allow
his
proteges
to
slide
until
the
end
of
their
second
year
of
curling.
Now
they
slide
as
far
as
anyone
and
their
accuracy
would
make
any
good
curler
envious
Think
that
over.
boys,
before
you
slide
yourself
out
of
the
curling
rink.
Friday
.
.
.
The
Sliding
Rider
Classified
Rates
Jlosurt
ki:ne
4:.o
p.m.
day
previous
to
publication.
"Tssifted,
3
cents
per
word
per
Insertion;
minimum
charge
50
cents.
9trth
Notices,
50
cents;
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
Funercl
Notices,
Marflage
and
Eiigugeir.eT;
Announcements,
12.0c.
Bpecla.
display
double
pr!c.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I
Catholic
card
party
.'an.
13
and
29.
Conrad
P-TA
CarG
Party
January
16.
Legion
Auxiliary
Valentin'
dance,
Feb.
13.
Legion
Auxiliary
Tea
Fashion
Show.
March
18.
Legion
Auxili.a-v
Spring
Sale,
March
25.
I
TNERAL
NOTICE
WILKIE
In
the
city
Tuesday.
Jan.
13,
1953.
Frank,
ape
71
years,
023
7th
Ave.
West,
Services
will
be
conducted
at
Gren-ville
Court
Chapel
at
2
p.m.
Friday,
Jan.
16,
with
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
officiating.
Interment
to
follow
in
Fairvk'v
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
i
It
i
BUSINESS
rEKSONAI.S
HANDYMAN
and
Chimney
Sweeping
Service.
Phone
Blue
986.
ilfjpi
THE
ELECTRICIAN
D.
Quyatt,
House
Wiring
and
Electric..;
Repairs.
14!)
0th
Ave
Wf;t.
Phone
Red
165.
(27)
JOHNNIE
K
N
O
W
L
E
S
For
prompt
coal
deliveries
and
messenger
service.
Phone
Black
433.
(33ol
PHIL
PROUTT
Reliable
home
services.
Chimney
sweep,
1
burnf
r
cleaning,
etc
I'hon
Green
986.
1
15o
I
MAGAZINES.
novUlr'.
I
'.lie's
i
News
Stand.
(-I
NEARLY
ever,
body
uses
9s.
(C)
NATIONAL
Machinery
Co.
Llm-Itert,
tstrbutors
ior:
Mining,
Kawmill.
tiOeelnc;
and
Contractors'
Equipivent.
inquiries
Invited.
Orenvillj
Island.
.Vancouver
1.
PC.
(tfi
Dear
Customers
and
Friends:
X
am
pleased
to
announce
that
my
grocery
business
known
as
BURNS
BEST
BUYS,
has
been
purchased
by
the
B-Y
MARKET
LTD.,
who
will
soon
be
moving
to
their
new
location.
To
you,
whose
esteemed
patronage
has
made
this
business
a
isuccesss,
may
we
say
"Thanks
a
Million."
We
hope
that
you
will
continue
to
patronize
this
store,
knowing
that
the
Management
and
Staff
of
the
B-Y
MARKET
LTD.
will
do
their
utmost
to
please
you
with
QUALITY.
VALUE
and
SERVICE.
To
facilitate
stock-taking,
we
are
holding
a
Giant
Slock-Clear-artce
Sale
effective
to
January
If,.
Everything
lit
the
store
has
ur'-ii
icuiieu
a.iu
ueilieuaous
i
savings
will
be
yours.
Everyone
is
welcome.
Supplies
will
be
limited
to
stocks
now
on
hand
so
shop
early
and
enjoy
a
wide
selection.
Once
again,
thank
you.
May
you
enjoy
nothing
but
HAPPINESS
and
PROSPERITY
in
1953.
Yours
Sincerely,
J.
S.
(JAY)
BURNS
W
it'll
it
WORLD'S
FINEST
CLEANER
ELECTROLUX.
Ph.
Green
960
for
parts,
sales,
service.
(c)
PLUMBINO,
automrv-t
oil
heat-.
ing,
sheet
metal
work.
Phone
,
543,
630
6th
West.
Letourneau
(tf)
WILFORD
Electrical
Works.
Motors
bought,
sold,
rewound
and
repaired.
(tf)
FOR
Taxi
Service
phone
48
Nert
to
O
K
Barber
Shop
(14p)
HAVE
your
pipes
thawed
out
safely
by
electricity.
The
Electrician.
D.
Guyatt,
Red
165.
(I2pi
ACftOrnMlANTt.
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Tax
specialist.
S.
G.
Furk,
Stone
Building.
Red
593.
(20m)
BATTERY
SERVICE
RUPERT
Bnttrr
Shop.
2114
East
3rd
Ave.
Pnone
Blue
128.
R-1
pairs,
recharging
and
rebulld-
ing.
Work
guaranted
(c)
WORK
WANTED
YOUNG
married
man,
28
years
old
(Scandinavian
with
Uni-
verslty
education
I,
desires
job
w
os
bookkeeper,
etc.
Box
591.
Daily
News.
(lip)
DELUXE
PRESS
"Gestetner"
Duplicating
Circular
Letters
-
Monlhfy
Bulletins
any
kind
of
Builne
.form.
Direct
niull
advertls.lig,
etc
30
-
40
',.
It's
than
regular
printing.
Phone
383
P
O.
Box
99
733
2nd
Av.
W
Prince
Rtiocrt.
Uive
us
your
muiiiug
iml
W
do
the
rest.
Shippun
and
General
livin,
fai
klm,
I
rating,
Cartage
ami
Stnratr
Complete,
Rellabl,.
and
K.fft-rient
S-rvee
Also
nitem-i
fur
Canadian
Uipilil
Air
C
.
Ud
fur
Oxygen,
Acetyl,
ne
v.rid
;ill
Welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
ami
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
60
and
r8
f.ftUft
1
ItRIOIilS
LTD.
BulldrM
anil
(on
tractors
New
Const
ruction,
Repairs,
Foundations
and
Re-roofine
215-lst
Ave
W
PlVstte
I'O.
Itox
721
KM
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
EVERY
JOB
GUARANTEED
We
Pmir
Cement
For
l-es
Phone
Blue
939
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
Saws
Sharpened
2li
1st
Ave.
W.
I'himr
Ml
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TKF.
OFT
OK
DF.lt
S
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
tiuSc
cs
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p
m.
-
J;.70
a.rw.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
1.13
CF.OKOF
HUMS'
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Mack
Klfi
anil
Keil
127
Train
Schedule
STANDAKD
TIME
,
For
the
Fast
j
Daily
except
Sunday
8
pm
:
Frin
the
Kant
,
'
Dally
except
Monday
9:M5
pr.
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
MO-l
Think
ill
)
1
have
shipped
t-jL.a
WITH
MUSHOOOM
SAUCE
AND
IOMATOES
FOR
SALE
House
trailer,
all
'
new
equipment.
Electric
re-.
frigerator,
oil
range,
daven-
i
ette.
built-in
cupboards.
Phone;
uieen
tuu
ior
lniormauon.
(13)
FOR
RENT
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
rent
portable
machines.
Phone
864.
(C)
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twwi-i-
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mm
fkf
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fey
i4at
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m
W
0'i'w.
til.
VAvrnrvn:
Vi
Wnypolnln
SUNDAY
S3.
Camosun
8
pm.
FRIDAY
RS
Chlleotin.
8
p
m
ALICE
ARM
and
STKVYAKT
Friday,
Camosun,
Midnight
FOR
NORTH
Ot
H
N
f'HARLOni:
ISLANDS
Jan.
28.
Feb
11
SS
Ctnleolln.
Mldnlhl
FOIt
SOI
TH
Jt
I
LN
Mltl.OTTK
IM.AMW
S3
Chlleotin.
Midnirht
Jan.
21.
Feb
4
FRANK
i.
RMNNf
ft
Prince
biipi-rt
Agent
riilrd
Avenue
w
Phone
568
Start
the
New
Year
rhtht
with
a
quality
A-l
UmI
Car
or
Truck
A
Test
Drive
of
any
of
the
following
selection
will
lonvliu-e
vou
that
we
do
sell
f.
tier
usvo
ars
and
trurks.
I
IMS
Plymouth
Sedan
Just
the
car
f.w
the
family
iliz:.
!
li
lord
lerilors
i.-ery-thing
to
be
desired
In
motoring
pleasure.
Your
choice
at
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of
Friendly
Service"
for
a
courteous
demon-strut
ion
of
any
ol
the
above
urul
many
more
to
choose
from,
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
83
"Ttn
Hum
M
Frimrlly
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A
FAULTY
FURNACE
CAN
MAKE
YOUR
FUEL
BILLS
SOAR
.
.
.
Let
Us
Overhaul
Your
Furnace
Now
...
mi
you'll
lie
ready
when
the
southeaster?!
roar.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
LIMITED
253
First
Ave.
I'hon
Black
887
Simplified.
BLdNOlF
MAKES
1
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THINK
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HAVE
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A
JELI.V
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mind
a
much
more
convincing
South
denier
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vulnerilble
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Pnm
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Dl.
All
PAM
to
pass
when
your
principal
strength
lies
In
a
suit
or
suits
bid
by
the
enemy.
BLONDIE
I
Think
I'ii
HAVE
41.OM0IE
Fix
Viv
EC3S
THIS
MOPNI'JC-
)
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V.AVSL
C)Kd
i"i''
Awo
G;ml
i
I.
.
ft.
BLACKWOOD
on
(bridge
3y
EASLEY
BLACKWOC
FOR
RENT
Two
double
bed-1
,
,
rooms,
separate
beds.
Green'
Weather
conditions
in
the
last
153.
15p)
i
few
weeks
have
eliminated
a
".T"
,
.
!
considerable
amount
of
activity
RENT
Sleeping
room.
536
in
pnvate
ing
here
b
t
from
6th
Ate.
East.
'J'PaU
accounts
the
flight
at
the
FOR
RENT
Room
to
share
for'Apro
Club
Hall
on
New
Year's
men.
Black
890.
(15p
j
Eve
was
a
huge
success.
There
are
two
basic
situations
whore
your
best
bet
is
to
pass.
The
first
is
a
well-known
and
disgusting
situation
which
seems
to
occur
on
about
i'O
per
cent
of
the
hands
dealt.
I
refer
to
the
case
where
it
is
clear
that
the
opponents
have
most
of
the
hiphl
i
rri
i
i
i
i
i
,i
;
cards.
This
situation
is
at
times
aggravated
by
the;
fact
your
partner
has
passed
and
vou
are
vulnerable,
,.
,
.
.
Iwnile
,ho,
the
opponents
are
not.
,
Dawson
and
Hall
Limited
of
Vancouver,
the
Canadlnn
Na-
1
CNR
line
between
Terrace
and
K-,limot
I
The
contract
also
calls
for
the
relocation
of
a
part
oi
the
exist-1
'nS
highway
bridge.
CNR
inm..i
r..,..
i
.
footings
for
th-
hrirlu
will
be
built
on
solid
rock
nn.l
OKeena
15
a
mountain
river
and
subject
to
frequent
and
rapid
changes
In
water
levels,
timing
of
this
work
requires
very
care-
.mi
studv
in
relation
to
the
Der-
iod.s
when
low
water
might
hi
expected.
PROP
WASH.
.
.
,
John
Patterson
Is
progressing
very
favorably
with
his
flying
on
floats
and
put
In
a
little
solo
time
on
the
week-end.
Vic
Grant
and
Joe
Goscoe
were
out
on
the
week-end
as
I
well,
putting
in
some
night
time,
and
George
Aiiard,
back
j
from
his
holiday,
reports
a
won-
.
,
.
..
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u
uu""
"""
cum-
pleted
his
checkout
on
wheels.
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
has
j
completed
another
accident-free
year.
j
i
There
is
still
plenty
of
work
to
be
completed
on
CF-DEU.
Let's
get
this
aircraft
flying.
Ed
Juvik
will
commence
his
flight
training
for
his
.private
pilot's
certificate
this
week-end
while
Bob
Adams
is
patiently
waiting
for
a
reply
from
D.O.T.,
Ottawa.
WANTED
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
Iron.
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc.
Honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
ti
Metal
Ltd..
250
Prior
St.,
Van
couver,
B.C.
Phone
PAcifie
6357.
HI
REAL
;STATE
MARINE
VIEW
LOT
65-foot
frontage
on
4th
Ave.
East,
Priced
right
for
quick
sale.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
LIMITED
Phone
342
or
Black
192
'eves.)
"""l7i
FOR
RENT
Two-room
furnish-
ed
suite
and
housekeeping'
room.
Non-drinktrs.
Blue
35.
1
U7p)
j
--
FOR
RENT
One
three-room
ana
one
two-room
suite,
newly
constructed.
Partly
furnished.
Call
at
621
Fulton.
(14)
WIS
f
ED
TO
RENT
WANTED
House.
Phone
Blue
331.
(16p)
WANTED
Four-
or
five-room
house.
Blue
331.
(12p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Two-room
furnished
apartment
by
middle-aged
couple.
Box
595,
Dally
News.
(12p)
TAXIS
Anil
TRANSFERS
Start
the
New
Year
Right
Change
to
BLACK
and
WHIIE
For
a
Clean,
Dependable
Taxi
Service.
Call
65.
"Eventually
Why
not
now?"
CITY
TRANSFER
Long
Distance
Furniture
Movers
'
CRATING
and
PACKINO
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
Effects
Moved
to
or
fiom
any
point
in
B.C.
Phone
950
First
Ave.
and
McBride
(e)
WANTED
CASH
for
scrap
fcrRss,
copper,
batterien
and
radiators.
Phone
543.
CaU
630
6th
Avenue
West
City.
at)
nlhr
..,
,t,.,n
u
a
little
more
pleasant
to
contemplate.
Here
we
learn
the
field
of
enforced
caution
and
enter
the
field
of.
strategy,
misdirection,
ambush
and.
of
course
hu-
manics.
Take
today's
hand
for
ex
ample.
Mr.
Dale
was
loaded.
He
had
plenty
in
high
cards
for
a
one
no
trump
opening.
After
Miss
Brash
opened
the
bidding
on
his
right,
he
had
plenty
forj
a
takeout
double.
But
he
passed.
And
that
was
his
best
action
In
fact,
the
situation
was
lust
about
perfect
for
a
trap.
First.:
the
opponents
were
vulnerable1
and
Mr.
Dale
was
not.
Next,
the
opener
was
a
known
overbidder
who
might
easily
get
too
high
if
not
warned
of
danger.
Then
there
was
the
fact
Mr.
bale's
strongest
holding
was
in
the
principal
suit
of
the
opener.
There
was
some
risk,
of
course,
that
Miss
Brash
and
her
partner
would
drop
the
bidding
before
they
got
into
trouble,
and
In
a
spot
where
they
would
not
be
playing
doubled
(as
for
example.
If
Mr.
Abel
had
passed
out
Miss
Brash's
three
diamond
bid).
But
that
chance
waa
more-
than
offset
by
the
fact
Mr.
Dale's
side
could
not
make
anything
of
importance
even
If
he
did
come
into
the
bidding.
So
Mr.
Dale
passed
until
his
opponents
reached
game
and
then
started
'
doubling.
Miss
Brash
played
the
hand
as
well
.ii's
S.Q.OMJd.and.sUlJ
went
down
500
points.
The
moral,
then,
Is
k
V
i
ill
tSIZZ
h-
23,
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