j
Knut
ARTS,
CRAFTS
'Continued
from
page
3
Carlw,
56
the
"Flvir,
w
6.'
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
7,
1952
&iAop
ziyief
Opium
Dens
Library
Ass
n
j.,
r
took
the
two
high
hearts,
on
which
he
discarded
two
clubs.
He
finessed
the
queen
of
diamonds
and
took
the
ace
of
that
suit.
He
was
now
through
and
Is
so
perfect
In
them.
Some
ffcuncl
,
Thf'
w
coir,
I
Lascelles'
Influence
tne
Mexican
pnnu
somewhat
sombre
but
others
were
so
trested
in
them
that
"
a
PI
price
lC
list
USI.
naunis
iur
.
'
UU
!(.
is
being
sent
for
as
duDllcate
Rr.K
:r
"
Booth
t..
BLACKWOOD
on
-
lu'nibi
n
.
wi'.m.
be
obtained
prints
can
from
't.
'
me
Dictum
Mexico'.
of
play
in
a
hand,
hoe
chances
for
uccc
are
aut
fill
ml
If
tc
play
clnTd
;
OM,,t
ve
an
address
and
1616110X5
inn
r
"h'j.m
.
51'
s
craft
Among
the
work
the
Rin,..i!
Hu;.'
copper
"pictures
roused
much
,
Mi
In
Court
By
ALAN
HARVEY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(CP)
Among
the
men
behind
the
scenes
at
Brlt-
.nnrr
tpw
exercise
a
(treat-
prizes.
comment
and
many
promise
to
losing
the
opportunity
of
trying
v
I
the
other.
To
putMt
another
way.i
Executive
for
the
coming
yeaq
i
EDITOR'S
NOTE:
Bill
Boss,
Canadian
Press
staff
writer
.
n,
thp
Canadian
forces
In
you
can
have
two
chances
in-
is
as
iouu.s.
try
their
nana
at
that
type
of
xes'('rday
a1(l
work
next
year.
Rurc
but
the
kjthB:
Muriel
Vanct
s
upholstering
h0
w"Si
Chairman,
Mrs
stead
of
one.
R.
E
Moore.j
Kolt,a,
recently
visited
Bang
t
liL.l
-By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
librarian,
Mrs.
L.
P.
Charbon
Such
was
the
case
In
this
deal.
As
Mr.
Champion
harshly'
ex-
plained,
Mr.
Abel
should
have
rr
Influence
than
Sir
Alan
Las-
field
anrt
rhnir
rirpu.
man.,
slon
courses.
Mr.".
'
"
Sometimes
You
Can
Try
Two
neau.
Library
Committee
Martin
Van
Nuyten,
O.
R.
Brett,
John
kok
capital
oi
inanana
i
southeast
Asia.
In
this
story,
one
of
a
series,
he
describes
something
few
tourists
see:
the
inside
of
an
opium
den.l
attempted
to
cash
the
two
top
ceUes,
liaison
man
.
between
the
marks
of
commendation
and
Pre!lenlel
MissCroyJ1
Crown
and
the
government
of
umazement.
The
attractive
mo-
vi7WRpur,War,dp4
m
hearts
In
dummy,
starting
at
j
MacDonald.
jj
Ways
To
Play
a
Hand
5
"We
should
have
been
in
six,"
fumed
Mr.
Cham
dern
tables
made
by
Mrs.
Carr-
tnl
h
i
trick
two.
After
all,
the
hearts;
were
going
to
have
to
break
noj
the
aay.
Sir
Alan,
six
feet
tall
with
a
grandee
moustache,
is
private
secretary
to
the
Queen
and
the
$ion
after
the
play
of
this
hand.
His
criticism
vaswolse
tnan
4"2
Harris
from
old
fashioned
ones
wh
"
1
lnt
'Pprt
shows
what
can
be
done
with
a
.
k
the
warsn
little
ingenuity.
CrV
!;n::
A
program
of
suitable
moving
year
The
ml
mi
picture
subjects
is
being
pre-
tn
hin
.L
)lQn-
i
SHIPS
an
D
Somewhat
inconsistent
as
Mr.
Abel
had
only
won
1(
have
trumped
the
second
high
By
BILL
BOSS
Canadian
Press
Stuff
Writer
BANGKOK,
Thailand
0
Every
customer
in
the
place
was
a
derelict.
There
were
200
or
more,
rooted
to
their
stalls
by
a
long
broad
pipe
and
a
dime's
worth
of
opium.
tricks
heart.
But
that
would
not
have
TI
.
..
tKiJbeen
a
death
blow
to
the
con-
sented
to
round
out
each
pro-
Mis"
rtl"??')!
only
member
of
the
Queen
s
household
so
far
appointed.
As
such
he
works
long
hours
in
a
hlgh-ceilinged
room
in
Buckingham
Palace,
acting
as
link
between
the
palace
and
10
WATERFRONT
1,1
Bvc
no
.
,'iin!
!i
tract.
Mr.
Abel
could
have
over-
was
pointed
out
to
him.
"What
gram.
They
Include
the
epic
on
their
f,,r,
film
of
the
great
attempt
in
the
replied
th-i
T"'
Atlantic
laa
winter
of
Capt.
to
be
bu'k
ruffed
and
gone
over
to
alterna-
j
I
mean."
he
continued,
"is
that
Hua
don
that
of
cross-ruffing
"
Some
were
raised
on
an
elbow,
of
inhaling
deeply;
others
flat
on
;
North
vulnerable
i
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Champion)
S
A
Q
10
1
H
A
K
8
8
5
4
2
;
D
8
2
Downing
Street,
the
prime
mln-
Making
her
second
voyage
iic
e
iuuiu
nave
u.ui
"-the
hand
out.
Miouia
nave
muue
ma
narcotlc
iter's
official
residence.
o
,,1
h...
t.un
An.
-inh'ine
seaiion
10
Aias.ua,
rrt
siea-
their
Dacks
lost
in
solitary
5
IT'S
TIIK
REAL
KOREAN
STORY
.
'"'
Here's
what
happened.
Mr....
Hl,mnrt.
nn
hpart
'
mer
Princess
Norah,
Cap.,
lira-
dreams.
Some
were
others
shared
a
pipe
Dale
opened
the
queen
of
clubs
.
'
,
trumD
tricks
or
12
in
I
ham
Hughes,
was
in
port
from
smokers
of
Courage
in
Combat
.
.
Guts
A
relative
of
the
late
King
and
a
veteran
of
32
years
in
royal
service,
the
64-year-old
Lascelles
has
acted
as
private
and
dummy's
lone
ace
won.
Now
C
A
,-(Mr.
Iale)
all:
i9:30
a.m.
to
11:30
a.m.
Fridaj.
between
them.
:
The
vewl
had
53
passengers
on
The
den
I
saw
is
one
of
many
TIIK
board
includiiii
five
who
disem-
in
Bangkok,
where
opium
is
for-
I
sccretary
for
Elizabeth's
father,
Mr.
Abel
was
torn
between
two
lines
of
play
a
cross-ruff
or
the
setting
of
the
heart
suit.
(Mr.
Meek)
S
9
7
S
H
10
D
K
J
9
0
C
K
9
7
6
3
"omu"u'"'K'
r
,
I
barked
here:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wal-
bidden
to
the
Siamese
but
open
'II
STEEL
HELMET
'H
Q
J
0
7
3
'
D10
4
3
'
C
Q
J
10
He
finally
deemed
or.
the
hit-
ou"
a
P'001""
lur
"""""'
ton,
Mrs.
A.
Vars.
Mi.s
P.
Whito
to
the
foreigner.
Most
addicts
ter
course
and
at
trick
two
led
ers
is
tne
fact
that
temperature
and
Mrs
Blake
Knox
Tvk.Q
ptr.
are
CnineSe,
and
a
few
are
In-a
small
heart
and
ruffed
it.
He
of
the
suns
corona
during
an
S0I13
took
passage
from
here
for
dians.
her
grandfather
and
her
uncle.
;
S
Thus
he
now
serves
his
fourth's
sovereign.
,
J
5
His
duties
are
not
clearly
de-j
fined
but
some
are
well
known.
1
Starring
ROBERT
HUTTON
STEVE
BR0BIE
JAMES
EDWARDS
-
RICHARD
LOO
returned
to
the
board
via
the
ecupe
is
mutii
ingnir
umu
mai
the
nor(n
on
tne
ves;iel
0ne
buys
the
opium
at
a
wicke'
Smith
(Mr.
.Wie!)
S
K
J
8
6
5
H
None
D
A
Q
7
5
C
8
6
4
3
near
the
entrance.
Ten
cents.
!
ace
of
trumps
and
led
another
of
the
sun
itself.
I
t
1
.
Jl1n.n.
nn4
'
TODAY
ond
TUEScJ
small
heart.
.
I
1
i
When
Mr.
Meek
discarded
a
PACIFIC
DISCOVERY
club
the
chance
for
12
tricks
The
Spaniard
Juan
Perez
in
west
vanished.
Mr.
Abel
ruffed
again,
1774
is
believed
to
have
been
Also
"Ml'SIC
Qt
lZ"
CARTOON
-
NEWS
Show
7
-
9:00
Going
on
the
run
in
place
"of
,
Jj"J?
n
JLTsmok
"lU
vlsltlnB
dignitaries
before
they
t
noka
aeiu
lor
ot
the
Chilcotin.
Union
steamer
?aIlt:
upstairg..
to
yisit
tne
Queen
CombeU,1krrWed'
InwT
afg
IHor
of
the
den
is
like
a
1
the
state
rooms
of
the
palace
He
is
beUewd
to
ho
d
the
key
SSS-wS
Sr.
SigSn
van!
j
huge
barn,
with
.n
upper
storey
'
which
opens
government,
ens
couver
couver
and
ana
sailed
saiiea
at
at
midnieht
mianignt
for
lor
,
reaclftd
by
'
a
.
ladder
stairway.
boxes
and
sees
all
state
nartitloned
at
patch
.he
south
end
of
the
Queen
I
Tlie
.
room
Parnl.nf,a
'
,,.irti,
nnmmnntnn-
South
I
S
3
S
The
bidding:
North
East
;'l
II
Puss
ifl
C
Pass
,4
S
All
pass
Pass
cashed
two
more
rounds
of
the
first
to
sight
the
Queen
trumps,
ending
in
dummy,
then
Charlotte
Islands.
T.i,j.
...u
-1--
shou
tier
nemnt
inio
sians
lor
F"
lJ'
a
v
krr.;..LrJtm
iOiaiius
iicun;
Mie
;
"
'
men
each
and
the
floor
on
tions
from
the
governors-gen-
oulhbond
Calling
k7ZZ
they
sit
or
lie
Is
raided
eral
and
prime
minister,
northbound,
thj
vessel
let
off
42
I
aD0Ut
three
feet.
A
visitor
walk-
Educated
at
Marlborough
and
WifliieroP
passengers
there.
ln8
oown
me
narrow
bimcs
sees
Trinity
college,
uxiora,
air
Aian
'
tVta
the
Piia'nmtfl's
customers
nn
on
pithpr
either
Kirto
side
at.
at
!
no
nttlun4,i
man
m
J
)
v-
.
.
til
v
r
.1
id
miuvtii
a
Luibiiuwu
juau
with"
an
encyclopaedic
knowledge
of
19th
century
social
history
and
literature.
Before
the
j
thigh
level.
On
the
ground
floor
were
100
men
In
various
states
of
traace.
Photographic
surveying
to
speed
up
map-making
was
intro
duced
in
the
Kocky
Mountains'
and
another
100
were
upstairs.
10
J888-
j
AH
were
almost
gaunt,
with
sunken,
pve-soc
kets.
and
none
NewYorK
irTT'
I
n'jmfrl
rr
minrl
hei'nir
seen
ill
Critics
the
di:igy,
sultry
half-light
of
,
the
place.
Some
were
youths,
'
If
II
most
were
middle-aged.
for.
DENS
PROSPEROUS
'
In
Bangkok
they
say
that
if
you
see
a
person
who
elsewhere
might
be
taken
for
a
mulnutri-tion
case
the
chances
are
he
is
an
"opium-eater."
There
is
a
den
in
?very
quarter
of
the
city,
and
all
prosper.
The
pellet
of
opium
is
put
on
the
ladle
end
of
a
long-ha
idled,
narrow,
spoon
which'
then
Is
inserted
into
a
giass-walled
lamp.
There
the
blown
stuff
Is
heated
over
a
flame
until
it
becomes
volatile.
When
judged
ready
to
be
lit,
the
pellet
is
put
into
the
'large
wooden
bowl
of
a
pipe,
which
then
is
turned
upslde-
my
w
ihvHENONLYj
If
WILL
DO
It
last
world
war,
he
formed
part
of
a
particularly
brilliant
circle.
He
has
a
reputation
still
for
Edwardian
grace
and
dry
humor.
Although
he
does
not
grant
interviews
and
discourages
inquiries
of
a
personal
nature.
Sir
Alan
is
dogged
by
one
anecdote.
As
the
story
goes,
an
American
reporter
asked
him
whether
he
was
related
to
Lord
Harcwood,
whose
family
name
is
Lascelles.
Sir
Alan
answered
In
the
affirmative,
and
the
reporter
asked
how.
"Quitf
legitimately,"
replied
Sir
Alan.
He
knows
Canada
well,
having
jervcll
there
from
1931
to
1935
as
secretary
to
the
Eail
of
Bess-borough,
then
governor-general.
He
accompanied
the
King
and
Wueen
on
the
royal
tour
in
1939
and
was
knighted
by
the
King
on
a
train
speeding
between
Washington
and
Niagara
Falls,
Out.
I
He
is
one
of
the
few
persons
to
have
received
the
accolade
outside
the
United
Kingdom.
Another
was
Sir
Arthur
Curric,
famous
Canadian
general
of
the
first
world
war,
who
kneeled
on
!
a
cushion
in
France
to
receive
his
award.
1
dow.i
w
th
the
bowl
over
tl.j
lis
tx.
rr.
.
W
fiMi
NAMED
DESDff
l
J
IHIUIU.1VU
nuuiUffltwaff
t
TOTE.1
lamp.
A
few
puffs
and
it
is
smoking
like
an
ordinary
pipe.
Opium
pipes
are
so
large
that
two
men
handle
them,
one
doing
the
puffing
while
his
partner
holds
ths
bowl
over
the
flamv.
Once
the
thing
Is
going
it
Is
parsed
between
them.
There
isn't
much
noise
only
?.
subdued
murmur,
despite
the
number
of
smokers.
"These
men
live
only
to
spend
theii
time
here,"
said
my
Inter-p;ete;
"They
forget
their
famil-ic1,
their
fiv.-Tids
and
their
Work.
"All
they
want
Is
the
Utile
money
it
takes
to
buy
their
daily
jpium,
and
back
they
come."
It
takes
two
people
to
make
a
deal.
Years
ago
when
the
present
management-
o.
mis
comocny
took
over,
we
decided,
to
make
Wallacs's
Deportment
Sfo-e
a
sce
for
Prince
RuDert
to
he
oroud
of.
Our
dreams
PLUS
your
good
will
has
finally
maJe
this
possihle.
'
Our
Faith
in
Prince
Rupert
In
Ourselves
and
in
YOU
We
have
complete
faith
in
Prince
Ru
rri.
We
havo
faith
in
ourselves.
We
pledge
ourselves
to
give
you
the
me
c'r.andise
you
want
at
the
price
you
-want
to
Day.
Wallace's
everyday
reg
ilar
prices
will
he
as
low
or
lower
"than
like
Quality
elsewhere
in
Canada.
Wailace's
sale
'specials
will
beat
'sales
in
other
cities.
By
building
the
most
up
to
date
premises
in
Canada,
we
have
shown
our
faith
in
you.
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
Kvriiing
Show
7:
-
9:15
p.m.
n.AVKRSTHUl
MOI
S
A
l'
1
!
i
mmm
5
i
There's
no
present
like
the
time...
-
and
no
time
Be
1
.1.1
vt
.
n
William
Laid
at
Emard
Rest
I
,-""
If
(
j
Ktl
BITTIR
FAST!
p
!ROLEX
Funeril
took
place
quietly
'i.5t
Friday
afternoon
from
the
Grcn-vtlle
Court
Chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakers
of
William
Alfred
Emaid,
resident
of
tiie
city
for
twenty
years
or
more,
who
passed
away
lait
week
at
the
Inlander
Rooms.
Eenior
Captain
George
Oystryk
of
the
Salvation
Army
officiate.!
Interment
fojlowcl
in
Falivia.v
Cemetery.
;
Through
Our
Doors
Pass
The
Nicest
People
in
the
World
Respectfully
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Per
L
M.
Felsenthal
IS
tl
if
n
H
a
M
H
M
M
u
u
tl
rt
M
M
w
1
.
t
This
advertisement
if
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
Kv
hr
Grtvtmmenr
ol
British
Columbia.
cover
more
area.
FAMED
EXPLORER
The
fact
that
Newfoundland
was
not
part
of
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