Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
.
Tuesday,
October
13,
1953
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4
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All
Departments
Responsible
For
Training
of
English
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Pjrk
Regular
Monthly
Meeting
Legion
Auditorium
versity
tend
"to
regard
training
in
the
use
of
language
as
the
exclusive
responsibility
of
the
d.
partment
of
English."
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MAJOR
RESPONSIBILITY
i
Departments
of
English
have
the
major
responsibility
for
the
:
study
of
English
literature
as
a!
body
of
knowledge
but
should
h;ivi
no
more
responsibility
than
i
ofh'-r
departments
for
the
study;
Thursday,
October
15-8:00
p.m.
All
Members
Out
This
is
Important
!
VANCOUVKR
Who
is
to
blHine
for
the
chorus
of
complaints
that
many
university
students
are
inarticulate?
Dr,
MacKenzie.
presirent
of
tlie
University
of
British
Col-
'
umbia,
says
complaints
that
Canadian
university
graduates
I
cannot
use
their
mother
ton-
cu
either
in
writing
or
speech
Iwith
adequate
facility
are
"too
widespread
to
be
treated
lightly."
,
And
he
thinks
at
least
part
of
the
blame
is
a
buck-passing
!
attitude
of
some
university
departments.
In
his
annual
report
on
UBC
activities,
Dr.
MacKenzie
says
various
faculties
within
the
uni-
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
,
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it
I
WALLACE'S
5
DEPARTMENT
STORE
.ass
:
"tfi.
JIM
KCCI.ES',
34.
(right
I
of
Brampton,
Ont.,
was
crowned
the
world's
first
plow
champion
at
the
40th
international
plowing
match
at
Cobourg,
Ont.
Canadian
champion
is
Robert
N.
Timbers,
26,
(left)
of
Stoulfville,
Ont.
Have
you
seen
my
little
boy?
Do
you
know
who
he
is?
Do
you
know
where
he
is?"
WHERE!
WHERE!
s-(
"LITTLE
BOY
LOST
Starring
BING
CROSBY,
CLAUDE
DAUPHIt
GIRLS'
:
FALL
of
English
as
the
language
of
instruction.
,
"I
would
suggest
thnt
prac-i;
e
m
writing
should
be
more
widely
spread
over
all
departments
responsible
for
the
instruction
of
first-year
students
so
that
instructors
in
all
departments
might
come
to
regard
both
competence
in
knowledge
and
competence
in
the
communication
of
knowledge
as
their
particular
responsibility
to
all
students
who
sit
under
them.
"Until
this
responsibility
is
understood
and
accepted
by
every
department,
school
and
faculty,
our
universities
will
not
be
in
a
position
to
meet
and
answer
the
complaints
even
though
these
are
often
exaggerated
of
those
who
suffer
from
the
inability
of
some
of
our
graduates
to
communicate
their
special
knowledge
with
facility."
BLACKWOOD
on
ridge
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOU
.
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ON
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Pl.AVI
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Tlll
Vill
COATS
:
For
:
Every
!
Age
!
Top
quality
at
feature
value-
giving
prices.
Wallace's
have
done
it
again.
B
WALLACE'S
:
DEPT.
STORE
DINING
PLEASURE
Some
Fantastic
IMays
Made
by
the
Kxpcrts
in
Adult
intcrfoinm:rt
mm
w
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
Wheat
and
flour
were
imported
to
Canada
from
'
France
in
1751
and
1757,
oiwng
to
poor
Truth
is
.stranger
than
fiction.
I
mention
this
!
old
saw
U'cause
it
fits
so
perfectly
the
series
of
.
columns
starting
today.
I
want
to
show
you
some
!
bids
and
plays
so
fantastic
you
would
not
believe
!
them
unless
I
assured
you,
as
I
do,
they
were
really
I
played
in
actual
tournaments.
j
All
were
played
by
Mr.
Truex.
m
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ik
....
igh,
tough
slory
&
-
K
l
Mr.
Truex
is
a
true
expert
a
south
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
of
how
thelAWtook
o
,
TVt
chance
on
a
B
girl.
.
.and
,
,
.v
Jl
won.
..o$
the
whole
'A
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tlJ
Shrill
(Mr.
Tnif)
8
A
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8
3
j
real,
live
master
who
plays
In
i
and
wins
many
tournaments
1
every
year.
He
has
won
lnter-!
national
as
well
as
national
i
titles.
He
has
written
an
excel-
1:
nt
book
on
the
game.
!
You
would
probably
recognize
I
his
real
name.
He
Is
a
good
1
friend
of
mine
and
to
keep
it
underworld
joined
the
.
VS,
'.
j
aackdown
against
the
I
fmllt
llJlr
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spy
menace
I
Hr-t
(Mi.
Ahfl)
810
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(Ml.
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him
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A
.IO
SHE
HAD
A
101
TOM
v
tnd
the
wu
doin(
Se
how
he
was
fjxed
in
today's
hand
by
a
simple
overcali.
What
would
you
do
with
his
cards
if
your
partner
opened
the
bidding
first
hand
with
a
heart
only
wiy
ih
ktw
i
Hoiilll
(Mr.
Kifli)
8-
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9
3
H
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Q
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4
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2
and
second
hand
came
in
with!
,
Ni.rtli
3
S
ri.-il,
I
1)1)1
Thv
liidtlliig:
I
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3
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Pnsa
3
NT
I
Pa.s
All
fa.sH
a
two-diamond
bid?
Hard
to
stay
out
of
the
auction.
Isn't
ii'1
Yet
petting
into
the
auction
turned
out
to
be
murder.'
Mr.
Trutx
refused
to
be
shut
or.t
by
the
overcali.
Following
i
the
usually
commendable
prac-lthen
led
a
heart
to
Mr.
Dale's
tlce
of
describing
the
nature
of
ace.
Down
four
lino
points.
his
hand,
he
made
a
series
of
Reaching
a
isame
freely
when
bids
whirh
eventually
landed
:
there
Is
no
chance
of
even
:
AW
w;,
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and
Wedncsd
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down
maintenance
costs
and
unnecessary
repair
bills
...ask
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M.S.
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oil
that
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Marvelube
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It
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This
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TOTE.1
!
his
side
in
game.
And
note
none
;
making
your
book
this
couldn't
i
'
of
his
bids
could
be
passed,
i
happen
to
Mr.
Truex.
Bui
it
did.
Pai
h
one
forced
Mrs.
Keen
to
j
The
killer
was
the
diarVmd
bid
once
more.
overcali
a
routine
bid.
crtain-(
When
the
auction
reached
the
ly
made
with
no
thought
of
be-
three
no
trump
stage;
Mr.-
Dale
!
in?
brilliant.
Yet
it
threw
the
doubled.
His
partner
opened
the
I
North-South
bidding
completely
jack
of
diamonds
and
he
won
j
out
of
Joint.
It
put
Mr.
Tru-x
with
the
ax
e
and
returned
the
:
on
a
deadly
spot,
isiving
him
i
nine,
clearing
the
suit.
the
option
of
passing
a
good
Mrs.
Keen
won
the
second
hand
and
possibly
losing
a
lay-j
diamond
and
led
a
club.
Mr.
down
game
or
entering
the
bid-'Abel
went
in
with
the
ace,
'
ding
and
risking
a
damaging
I
cashed
five
diamond
tricks
and
1
set.
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