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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
23,
1953
zAerobatic
Pilot
Puts
Jet
BOLNEY,
England
(CP
A
res-,
LONDON
CP)
t
taurant
here
advertised
on
Its'
London
children',!
i
ta
Coronation
menus.
Lunchions,
the
rit
outside
c
,
plll
tees.
Sowpers."
One
of
the
pro-!
ever
transmitted
ifm
i
prietors
explained
.this
was
no
when
sneriai
.....
Bnl'.
SCREEN
FLASHES
-V'
mistake;
"it's
Just
old
Sussex
un
to
int.
1
.
1
'
m
Through
Tricky
Manoeuvres
m
see
the
0
tepeUirig."
!
ation
service.
Haylofts
seem
to
be
more
effective
for
romantic
scenes
on
the
screen
than
boudoirs,
says
By
DAVE
MrlNTOSH
Omariian
Press
Staff
Writer
NORTH
LUFFENHAM
(CP)
Fellow
pilots
here
say
Fit.
Lt.
Dean
Kelly
of
Peterborough,
Tereasa
Wright
co-starred
with
Cornel
Wilde
In
Columbia's
"Cali
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fornia
Conquest."
filmed
In
color
by
Technicolor
and
now
at
the
Totenr
Theatre.
"My
big
love
scene
with
Cornel
Wilde
in
'California
Conquest'
takes
place
in
a
hayloft,"
she
said.
"You
wouldn't
think
pitchforks
and
lanterns
would
be
a
more
effective
background
than
the
perfumed
elegance
of
a
boudoir,
but
people
seem
to
remember
the
former
scenes
the
longest."
.
"There
are
many
more
accepted
backgrounds
for
romantic
Ont.,
puts
his
Sabre
jet
through
manoeuvres
which
the
manufacturer
never
intended
that
the
plane
withstand.
How
many
times
has
he
cracked
the
sonic
barrier?
Kelly
answers
this
way:
"I
haven't
any
idea.
Dropping
the
boom
breaking
the
sound
barrier
is
so
common
now
that
you
might
as
well
count
the
number
of
times
you
raise
or
lower
your
wheels.
"I
was
reading
In
the
paper
that
some
guy
out
in
California
has
dropped
the
boom
60
times.
I
was
thinking
he
can't
have
much
to
do
if
he
counts
the
number
of
times
he's
gone
32-year-old
ace
acrobatic
pilot
of
the
RCAF's
No
Fiehter
Wing,
is
a
big.
biack-hnired
man
with
wrists
like
stanchions
whole
almost
blushes
when
somebody
speaks
to
him.
He
has
been
flying
for
12
years,
including
Spitfires
in
Malta
early
in
the
Second
World
War.
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Also
Today
and
Wednesday
Cartoon
-"Clamour
in
News
Tennis"
CAP'TOL
SOME
10,03
iflROV-s'Jl'ON
hlEDAI.S,
struck
to
commemorate
Shows
7
-
9:00
a
f.amoi
s
flayers
t
Petrillo
Forgives
Oscar
Levant
MONTREAL
CP)
Concert
pianist
Oscar
Levant
has
been
restored
to
membership
in
the
American
Federation
of
Mu-sitions.
This
was
announced
following
'pproval
by
the
union's
interna-inn:il
executive
board
of
a
recommendation
by
president
James
C.
Petrillo
that
charges
filed
April
18
against
Levant
for
non-fulfillment
of
five
conceit
contracts
in
Western
Canada
be
lifted.
Jn
filin
the
expulsion
charge
gainst
Levant,
Petrillo
said
he
would
not
tolerate
contract
violations.
However.
Levant's
pledge
to
uphold
obligations,
made
publicly
in
Petrillo's
office
two
weeks
a
so,
brought
about
recommendation
of
dismissal
of
the
expulsion.
thc;cidv;iim:Hjf
ufr?iv.f
lizabeth,
will
be
allotted
to
Canada
and
will-be
distributed
to-Various
people
in
civilian
and
military
life..
The'Canadian
government
1ms
asked
many
national"
organizations
to
recommend
reiipients.
The
armed
forces
are
drawing
up
theii
own
lists.
Shown
are
front
and
reverse
sides
of
the
medal.
You're
Bound
To
Be
In
The
Swim
In
A
Wallace
j
BATHING:
SUIT
:
Only
$7.95
to
$J).95
WALLACE'S
5
DEPT.
STORE
:
scenes
in
bima,
of
course,"
Tcr-jffi-.i
admits.
"The
balcony
Is
a
tried
and
true
prop
which
has
been
used
for
countless
screen
smacks.
Even
Shakespeare
used
I
a
balcony.
The
rail
of
a
ship
has
!
reen
an
elbow
rest
for
a
good
many
celluloid
Ca.sanovas,
and
the
to)
of
a
windy
hill
has
lung
of
en
another
favorite
spot
for
romantic
clinches."
However,
the
actress
claims
that
none
of
these
romantic
situations
stick
with
an
audience
like
the
romantic
Interludes
In
haylofts.
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t.yt
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list
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BLACKWOOD
on
Today
and
Wednesday
TOTEM
Kvenlnns
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By
EA5LEY
BLACKWOOD
During
the
recent
visit
of
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
Kelly
used
only
a
small
end
of
the
field
to
make
a
tight
turn
at
nearly
700
miles
an
hour,
50
feet
above
the
deck.
One
trick
of
Kelly's
Is
to
do
a
slow
loop
over
the
field,
come
cut
of
it
with
wheels
down,
and
land
Immediately.
It's
a
stomach-lurching
performance,
not
for
Kelly
but
for
the
spectator
Other
pilots
say
his
timing
If
uncanny.
A
matter
of
moving
'he
stick
a
fraction
of
a
second
'oo
late
could
cost
him
his
life
How
does
Kelly's
English
wift
take
her
husband's
acrobatics?
"It
leaves
me
a
bit
weak
at
the
stomach,"
she
says.
"I
don't
see
him
operate
often.
Maybe
it's
just
as
well."
,
Mr.
Masters'
Careful
Plav
A
too-attentive
artist
and
a
lr
on
the
rebound
arc
the
elements
which
lend
to
a
brutal
murder
In
"The
Blue
Oardenla,"
starring
Anne
Baxter,
Richard
Conte
and
Ann
Sothern.
It
Is
now
playing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Fo'lowinT
h"r
(Iramnti"
sne
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Phone
M
or
tig
(
or.
2nd
and
Park
Ae.
Pays
Off
With
10
Tricks
When
the
dummy
went
down
in
today's
deal,
Mr.
er
t
of
Masters
immediately
saw
his
principal
project
would
ccstln
"l
confess."
Anne
Baxtc
,
.,,
,
,
i
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j
picks
another
actln?
plum
the
year
In
hr
role
as
a
Bill
who
nave
to
ne
Keeping
mr.
uaie
out
ot
tne
leati.
As
you
LAKE
KHTADA
SUNDAYS
OR
BY
PRE-ARRANGEMENT
see,
his
concern
in
this
respect
was
fully
justified
as
that
she
m'eht
M
a
a
lead
through
the
king
of
diamonds
would
have!
Richard
contc.
who
is
noted
r
been
fatal.
HOT,
TIRED
FEET?
"rtnyed
low,
Mr.
Masters
wottirl
The
ace
of
diamonds
and
the
for
his
top
notch
characterizations,
portrays
the
part
of
a
popular
newspaperman
who.
In
an
effort
to
help
solve
the
have
discorded
a
small
dia
king
of
clu'is
were
both
wrone
mond
Sooihe
dim
C
4"-
H
ind
the
do
fenders
mnrle
no
er--or.
yet
Mr.
Mnsters
wns
still
His
actual
play
was
the
kin
'
..
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I
mlth
M
UEEN
HARLOTTE
IRLINES
successful
in
winning
10
tricks
quickly
ind
tffettinlt.
Get
f(-drring
Miiurd'l
Liniment
rub
it
on.
Frd
,vir.
Masters
rut
led
high,
en
tered
dummy
again
with
th
UeS
JUS
LUtlllllU
IU
win
th
killer
to
surrender.
against
the
10
of
clubs
opening.
Queen
of
spades
and
got
rid
of
After
a
long
absence
from
the
p.
diamond
on
the
good
Jack
of
-creen
due
to
Illness.
Artn
Soth-
!nc
get
relief,
ii
GROUPS
OF
SEVEN,
PER
PERSON
.S'HI,h
f'cnlc
Both
sides
vulnerable
Virlh
(Mri.
ki'rn)
Q
10
0
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10
4
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n
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a
5
O
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Q
J
ONLY
c,ubs-
1
em
marks
her
return
to
Holly-
He
next
led
a
diamond
and,voofl
wh
a
characterization
of
had
a
chance
for
five-odd
if
Mr.
a
telephone
operator
who
is
Anne
Dale
had
the
ace.
Mr.
Cham-
Baxter's
roommate.
pion
had
that
card
and
killed
the
king
of
diamonds
with
it
!
The
University
of
London,
but
Mr.
Masters'
careful
play
England,
founded
in
1836,
has
harf
made
certain
of
10
tricks,
more
than
23,000
students.
'
MHIADBS
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Of
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After
some
thought,
he
won
j
the
first"
trick
with
dummy's
ace.
Realizing
the
value
of
dummy's
spades
as
entries
to
the
board,
he
didn't
touch
the
trumps
at
this
point.
Instead.
he
cashed
the
ace
and
king
of
hearts.
Going
,
to
dummy
with
I
a
small
spade
to
the
nine,
he
j
led
the
jack
of
hearts.
If
Mr.
Dale
had
covered
with
the
queen,
he
would
have
ruffed.
When
Mr.
Dale
played
th
nine,
however,
he
dropped
his
JUBEUS$
i
last
club,
Mr.
Champion'
win-I
ning
with
the
queen.
To
prevent
'
a
discard
on
the
now
good
10
of
hearts,
Mr.
Champion
returned
the
suit
and
Mr.
Dale
ruffed.
Mr.
Masters
ovtirulfi-cl
itn
the
jack
of
spades
He
now
led
a
.small
spade
to
dummy's
10
and
returned
the
',
.
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Clii
s.
ulr
Dale's
play
her.
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