Prince
Rupert
Daily
Saturday,
NovemUr
21.
'
Socred
MP
Defends
Secretary
In
Use
of
Mail
Privileges
HAKE
VISITOR
i
WEVtuuN
i.
f'OHT
WILUAM,
Ont.
(CPl-An
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
wuru
s
un
ow
laDoui
a
iooi
nign
perciied
in
retired
hm,..
prK
a
tree
in
a
resident's
.front
yard
or
sm.
rMltN
i
J
here,
attracting
attention
of
Dr.
and
the
A.
..
Aiiin,
n,
president
president
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Thunder
Bay
Say
of
the
of
Dumber
p
flrb
Field
Naturalist'
has
'
casting
weith,,,
,
it
was
rare
for
an
last
year
"wi
Club.
He
said
aid
owl
to
come
into
the
city.
the
drv
fan
,
'
u,,u
winter.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Twin
Set
Sweaters
and
Skirts
Tor
the
Young
Fry'
Ages
2
to
6
Years
Ages
7
to
14
Years
And
the
Young
Set
Too
Our
very
nicest
selection
of
girls'
sweaters
and
skirts
ever
and
priced
so
reasonably.
We
are
Justly
proud.
Buy
for
now
and
ENDS
TODAY
OTTAWA
(CP)
John
Black-
tily
the
member
of
Parliament
more.
Social
Credit
member
for
whose
franking
privilege
was
Lethbridge,
says
his
secretary
used.
used
his
free
mailing
privilege
Mr.
Pickersgill
announced
the
without
his
knowledge
to
mail
investigation
after
Edward
T.
three
"anti-Communist
and
not
Applewhalte
(L-Skeena)
asked
anti-Semitic"
documents
to
the
il
the
government
is
lnvestigat-Calgary
Herald.
iK
an
abuse"
of
the
franking
The
documents
were
mailed
privileges
The
use
of
the
frank
Nov.
5
by
Doris
A.
Moore
and
lor
this
purpose
had
been
ques-received
by
the
Calgary
paper
tioned
in
a
Calgary
Herald
edi-Nov.
10,
Mr.
Blackmore
said
in
torial.
reprinted
Wednesday
in
an
interview.
t
the
Ottawa
Journal.
"I
cannot,
see
that
any
of
these
Mr.
Picker.sgill
said
the
editor
j
Ank
v.-
,.tnecifia4
ac
nf
thp
Herald
haH
hppn
n1rori
fnr
7:
-
9:15
'THE
STORY
OF
THRTP
Weak
in
Trump;
Don't
Ruff
If
Losers
Must
He
Sluffed
When
partner
opens
the
bidding
with
one
of
a
suit
and
the
.next
hand
doubles,
a
bid
of
one
no
trump
is
contained
within
very
narrow
limits.
With
ar.
average
hand
or
better,
you
redouble.
LOVES"
DRUMS
With
a
very
weak
hand
on
UOCUlliCIiWJ
Vail
LFC
VlBiiiVM
--
"
"
w.
,
.
.
.,n.fimitiP
v,o
sairt
Ithe
letter's
envelope
to
learn
v
hu
...
h
you
might
have
squeezed
Coleen
GRAY
Stephen
McNAILT
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
SiH-lh
(Mr.
Chilmpluii)
S
J
7
8
H
K
3
D
K
J
in
Christmas.
Come
in
and
look
around.
Wallace's
f
-w
C
7
II
.
JL
Mi.s
Moore
said
Mr.
Blackmore
which
member's
frank
wa?
used,
gave
her
authority
to
use
his
'
-
-unic
oi
course,
from
the
trank
last
spring
on
material
that
article
that
it
wa3
used
imprp-was
"relevant
to
the
Parliament-
;eny,"
said
Mr.
Picirs?lU.
ary
work
of
the
House
of
Com-
The
Herald
said
the
uocumcnto
mons."
!
included
two
pamphlet.s
adver-
!
She
added:
"If
antl-commun-
tiding
books
critical
of
U.S.
for-tsm
is
not
relevant
to
the
work
eun
policy
under
former
presi-of
Parliament
then
we
had
bet-
dents
Truman
and
Roosevelt
and
Icr
close
up
this
whole
place
of
a
magazine
pi
aislng
senator
Jos-Parliament
and
go
home."
eph
McCarthy,
Wisconsin
Repub-
State
Secretary
Pickersgill
ear-
!
lican.
1
1
(Mr.
8
5
3
rnt
(lr.
.Meek)
R-
II
A
16
2
u
a
t
3
C
Q
J
10
I
7
7
S
4
11
Q
J
l-A
S
C
K
f
ANN
BLYTH
MARK
STEVENS
'2
L
Store
Dept.
STARTS
MONDAY
"APACHE"
7:
9.40
p.m.
"KATIE"
8:15
Only
TOTEM
A
fam-ms
Players
Thealn
South
(
lr.
Mm))
b-
K
Q
II)
B
8
H
10
to
j
10
a
4
C
A
8
3
Tlie
bidding:
South
Wnl
North
1
S
DIM
1
NT
2
S
All
Pass
tut
a
"Keep-open''
bid
naa
sec-end
hand
passed,
your
best
bet
is
to
stay
out
of
the
auction.
With
something
in
between
th?;e
two,
you
bid
on
no
tiumo.
I.ir
Champion's
hnnd
In
today's
cx.il
was
just
about
rizht
for
pie
one
no
liuuip
call
alter
M's.
Keen's
takeout
double,
lie
niinlit
have
been
a
shade
stroiri-ri
u
nd
his
bid
would
have
been
the
same.
His
action
silmced
Mr
Mck
und
Mr.
M
tizzy's
two
spade
re-blil
made
it
necessary
for
Mrs.
Keen
to
come
in
at
the
three
level.
This
she
was
unwilling
to
do.
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
the
bidding
sequence
effectivtly
talked
Mrs.
Keen
and
Mr.
Meek
tut
of
reaching
the
lay-down
heart
game,
Mr.
Champion
was
iHUs.itisfied.
He
still
bawled
out
Air.
Muzzy
for
going
down
one
at
two
spades.
'
OI.I
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
SUNDAY
AT
MSDN1GKT
Cast
Puts
I
lier
had
said
in
the
Commons
j
Tne
editorial
said
the
main
I
the
government
is
trying
to
iden-
object
of
the
books
advertised
In
j
T,l
the
pamphlets
was
apparently
to
PreaeHcK
SiCK
jshow
that
both
Mr.
Jloosevelt
j"
...
and
Mr.
Truman
were
subject
to
'Di6S
Ot
HomC
Communist
influence
in
their
j
VANCOUVER
P
Frederick
policies.
I
Sick,
61,
pioneer
hotelman
whose
j
Mr.
Blackmore
said
most
mem-I
father
founded
Sick's
Brewery
bers
of
Parliament
entrust
their
FOOD
FOR
BRITAIN
Quality
food
parcels,
including
meats,
candies,
nylons,
etc.
Guaranteed
delivery.
For
selection
ask.
for
FREE
CATALOGUE.
SOCIETY
KELENY
"MONTREAL"
"BATTLE
OF
CHIEF
F0NTIAC"
LEX
BARKf
R
I.OM
CHANTY
"BROOKLYN
OPXHI0"
WILLIAM
BENDIX
JOE
SAWYER
MON.toWED.
Company,
died
Thursday
at
his
secretaries
with
the
use
or
their
nome
here.
frank
for
mailing
ur.siamp'i
He
was
Identified
with
the
letters
to
be
sent
through
the;
hotel
business
in
Vancouver
and
mail
free
of
charge.
It
may
be
i
Courtenay
on
Vancouver
Island
used
during
sessions
and
within
j
for
many
years,
retiring
in
1945
10-day
periods
preceding
and
foT-.
because
of
ill
health.
!
lowing
a
session.
Tel:
Harbour
1527
S650
St.
Lawrence,
Montreal,
(Jue.
The
Cjucen
of
hearts
was
led,
covered
with
the
king
nnd
the
ace
won.
Mr.
Muzzy
ruffed
the
lieirt
return.
He
led
the
elht
i
nd
nine
of
spades
and'
they
both
won.
He
then
shifted
to
diamond
and
dummy's
king
won.
The
jack
of
diamonds
was
returned,
covered
with
the
queen
and
Mrs.
Keen
took
the
ace.
She
bid
down
thr
nee
r.f
spades,
then
led
a
pood
heart.
Mr.
Muzzy
ruffed
with
his
last
trump
and
tried
to
cash
the
ten
of
diamonds.
But
Mrs.
Keen
ruffed
and
won
two
heart
tricks
to
set
the
hand.
Mr.
Muzzy
won
the
last
two
tricks
with
the
ace
of
clubs
and
the
nine
of
dla-
monds.
The
principle
involved
in
Mr.
Champion's
suggested
line
of
play
is
an
important
one.
He
For
Extra
Value
For
Christmas
Giving
FAMOUS
WATCHES
Bulova,
Hamilton,
Elgin,
Cyma,
Mercury
and
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Ltd.
MOVING
Local
and
Long
3
Distance
The
famed
stars
as
themselves
in
a
ViandVaoff
Phones
60
-
68
great
drama!
M-G-M
presents
many
others
See
our
many
other
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Results
of
soc-
,
cer
games
played
today
in
the
United
Kingdom:
1
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
HIMSIOS
Bolton
W.
2,
Chelsea
3.
Burnley
3.
Aston
Villa
3
t'liiirlum
A
0,
WiilvprhampUm
3.
Livprxx)l
1.
Arsenal
3
Manchester
U.
4.
Blackpool
1.
Middlesbrough
0.
Manchester
C.
I.
Newcastle
U.
k.
Portsmouth
1.
Preston
N
E.
2.
Bliettleld
U.
1
.Siii-ll.cld
W
3.
Suiiderlund
2.
Tottennam
1.
Hudoersrteid
T.
6.
W.
Broinwlch
6.
Cardiff
C.
1.
hiviMON
II
Uii
minluuii
0.
Bury
0.
r
ulllain
&(
huil
C.
1.
Imtt
U
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Oldliam
A.
1.
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
I
I
OAtfcnt:
L
J
i
SANSON'S
-
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
"
"
:i
I
-
,
said
Mr.
Muz.y
should
not
have
permitted
himself
to
be
shortened
In
the
trump
suit
at
trlrk
two.
He
should
have
let
the
defenders
win
the
first
three
tricks
In
the
heart
suit,
discarding
the
two
small
clubs
from
his
hand.
They
were
always
losers
anyway.
Following
this
plan,
he
could
have
retained
enough
contn.l
of
trumps
to
make
an
easy
eight
tricks.
i;lcc,ttr
C.
1.
Lincoln
2.
i.uu.1)
T.
i.
liiackuurn
It.
I.
r.)Oioutu
A.
3,
Derby
C.
2,
t.i.tiu'r
oaui
U.
1.
Brutoi
1.
bloktj
C
U.
Notts
CI.
6waitsea
T.
1,
Brentlord
6
We.st
Hum
O.
1.
avertou
1.
NotkiuKim...
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a.
iouciU'r
R-
2.
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DOT
BALL
ASSOCIATION
Ll'l
Real-Lift
Roles
Played
By
These
Stars!
TALLULAM
BANKHF.A0
RtX
HARRISON
tTHEL
BARRYM0RE
HELEN
HAYES
IIONEL
BARRYMORE
JOSHUA
LOGAN
GERTRUDE
BER0
MARY
MARTIN
SHIRLEY
BOOTH
AGNES
MOOREHtAO
LOUIS
CALHERN
EILH
PALMtR
LEO
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R0DGERS
f
AYE
EMERSON
HERB
SHRINER
OSCAR
HAMMERSTEIN
II
JOHN
VAN
DRUTEN
CORNEL
WII.DE
ON
THE
SAME
PROGRAM
"BIG
LEAGUER"
WITH
EDWARD
O.
ROBINSON
VERA
ELLEN
Norway
Recruits
Fishermen
For
Defence
OSLO
(Reutersl
Struggling
with
the
problem
of
defending
her
tremendously
long
coastline,
Norway
is
recruiting
fishermen
and
their
boaU
for
coast
guard
duty
in
case
of
an
emergency.
The
men
are
being
enrolled
in
the
naval
branch
of
the
home
guard
and
for
all
operative
purposes
they
are
under
naval
command.
They
do
their
training
In
slack
periods
between
the
various
fishing
seasons
and,
in
the
event
of
war
or
any
emergency,
will
be
ready
to
play
an
important
part
in
coastal
patrols
anil
other
duties,
each
boat's
crew
AST
TIMES
TODAY
'City
of
Eod
Men'
WITH
JEANNE
CRAW
DALE
ROBERTSON
Slums
at
;SI:
VMi
CAPITOL
Famous
Plavcrs
Thmtri'
HKM
Kill
M
AKlershot
5,
Wellingujn
3.
iiurnsity
&.
York
C.
2.
Bull!
0.
Walsall
3.
Biyth
8
0.
Aecrlngton
I.
Uruhtun
5
.Coventry
C.
1.
CamhridKe
U.
2.
Newport
C.
1.
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(
Colchei.u-r
U.
1.
Mlllwad
1.
Crewe
Alexandra
0.
Bradford
C.
0.
Darlington
1.
Port
Vale
kxetcr
C.
1,
Hereford
U
1
flnchlcy
1,
Southend
U.
2.
tiaui&boroU(jh
T
j.
Chesterfield
4.
Gateshead
1.
Tranmer
R
2
Cruat
Vurmouth
1,
Crystal
P.
0.
Grimsby
T.
2.
Rochdale
0.
Halifax
T
0.
Rhyl
0.
Hartkpooia
U.
1.
Mansfield
T.
1.
Harwich
and
P.
2.
HeadinKton
U.
3.
HastlhKS
1.
Guildford
C.
0.
Itchin
T.
1,
PeterboroUKh
U.
3.
Horden
Colliery
0,
Wrexham
1.
Ipswich
T.
4.
Reading
1.
U-vtou
O.
3.
Kettering
0.
NcjrthanipUjn
T.
3.
Llnltelly
0.
Nuneaton
B.
3.
Wetford
0.
tvucrii
Park
R
2.
Shrewsbury
T.
0.
Cunthorpe
U.
0.
Boston
0.
Selby
T.
0.
Bradford
2
bouthanipton
I.
Bournemouth
1.1
Southport
1,
Carlisle
U.
0.
lennyiin-Kjr
U.
0,
Barrow
3.
BUKkport
C.
4.
Chester
2.
Swindon
T.
2,
Newport
1.
Torquay
U.
1,
Bristol
C.
3.
Waitbumstow
1.
ClillniKhain
0.
Weymouth
2,
Bedford
0.
Wlnan
A.
4.
Scarborough
0.
Witton
A.
4.
Nelson
1.
Workmiiton
3.
Firryhlll
0.
Yeovil
0,
Norwich
C.
i.
SCOTTISH
I.KAGi'K
IIIMMON
A
Celtic
4,
Alrdrleoulans
.
Dundee
2,
Stirling
1.
Falkirk
2.
Aberdeen
2.
Hamilton
A.
1,
Hearts
8.
Ibcrnlnns
2,
East
Fife
1.
Paitirk
T
2.
St.
Mlrren
0.
Queen
of
S.
I.
Clyde
2.
Riuth
R.
1.
Rangers
2
serves
in
an
area
it
knows
well.
Judged
Canada's
Norway's
coastline
stretches
roughly
2,125
miles,
not
counting
all
the
deep
fjords.
Inlets
and
lsi
a
nds.
If
these
are
Included,
the
total
length
of
coastline
to
be
watched
is
almost
12,500
miles.
The
total
population
is
ust
over
3,iL0,OOO.
Finest
Coastal
fishing
constitutes!
J
!.K
Beer
kZTAS
'
"
1
H
one
of
Norway's
biggest
industries,
employing
some
116.000
men
and
a
fleet
of
about
32,000
motor-driven
boats.
Practically
all
of
Britain's
large
tea
imports
come
from
Commonwealth,
sources.
For
the
last
(our
,
i
hp
iurv
of
Lr:itiomil
bre
.HEMICAL
FERTILIZER
Yes.
but
that
i
no
II.
TJaP
There'i
a
Canadian
I
ovmrts
at
the
T,,M-natinaIcoiil4
natuial
resource
Sulphur
formeily
wasted
to
the
ait
a
destroyer
of
vegetation
now
used
"
havea
nil"
.
,,,e
1
m
kv
111!
to
make
fertilizers.
There's
millions
of
dollars
invested
in
plant
and
equ,i,-ment.
Star
.f
Exllf-
ATTENTION
FISHERMEN
AND
BOAT
OWNERS
EKOLITE
has
done
it
again!
This
tim-
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
sj
inbol
of
.
n
t.
There'i
foresight,
planning,
'ibitU
technical
know-how
and
the
co-operative
effort
8t
PRIZE
FOR
CANADIAN
BEERS
of
many
minds
and
skills.
There's
the
increased
yield
from
fertilized
rL-
.
ilLO
TL
-
!.L
t'.
.L
BRUSSELS
'
aT
$195-00
crops
that
are
important
to
our
daily
living
for
only
19S0
who
make
it
for
the
men
who
sell
it.
There's
increased
income
for
the
farmer
who
uses
it.
r3
.
...
7es
Ihere
t
more
in
this
bag
than
meets
the
tyt.
'
V1'
PARIS
J-JL
ANTWERP
-i
:$i
1951
Less
10
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
31,
1953
With
a
deposit
of
$17.50
and
the
balance
of
$158.00
on
delivery,
you
can
assure
yourself
of
a
Sounder
before
the
start
of
the
next
fishing
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