10
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
17,
1J53
Man
Fined
$50
On
Liquor
Charge
Richard
Howell
Hoberts,
no
Mrs.
Kathleen
Collison
plead-Rxed
address,
was
fined
$50
led
not
guilty
to
being
in
poss-Itr
he
was
found
guilty
by
ession
of
intoxicants
but
was
Magistrate
W.
D.
V.ince
in
po-
found
guilty
and
fined
$10.
lice
court
of
a
charge
of
supply-
Counsel
for
defence
in
both
lnf
liquor
to
an
Indian.
i
cases
was
Robert
Blair.
Writers
May
Have
Fun
With
Unfinished
Play
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
'Hz
Pallor
JEFFREY
HllNTPD
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
SJSV
WEHD
HIlu'S
CMS
Workers
Reject
Plan
To
Cut
Hours
TRAIL,
BC.
(CP)
Workers
at
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
plant
here
have
turned
down
a
union
proposal
to
reduce
the
work
week
at
the
plant
from
48
to
40
hours.
Officials
of
the
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
(Ind),
Local
480
said
the
vote
was
1.227
against
the
proposal"
and
1,033
for.
The
union-conducted
vote
was
held
after
union
leaders
suggestion
a
reduction
In
the
work
week
to
LONDON
(
Reuters
i
George
Bernard
Shaw's
last
play,
unfinished
when
he
died
three
years
ago,
may
provide
writers
with
the
same
fun
they
have
had
trying
to
write
an
ending
to
Charles
Dickens'
unfinished
i
"Edwin
Drood."
But
there
are
only
16
poorly-typed
and
heavily
-
corrected
pages
of
"Why
She
Would
Not
A
ADDED
SHORTS:
Losing
Tricks
Early
Often
Pays
Off
Mr.
Muzzy
was
kibitzing
Mr.
Champion
in
today's
deal
and
he
was
completely
mystified
by
the
;
great
ones
play
at
trick
one.
The
hand
was
bid
in
routine
fashion,
Mr.
Dale
opening
with
a
sound,
CAPITOL
CRl'NTKRS
and
CROANEKS.
REDUCING
.
Shows
at
7
-
9:10
p.m.
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THEATRE
For
A
Man
when
you're
in
doubt
The
Store
Is
WALLACE'S
The
Item
Is
AN
ADAM
HAT
Gift
Certificate
Just
purchase
an
Adam
Hat
...
Certificate
all
done
up
fancy
for
Christmas.
Let
;
though
minimum,
one
diamond
call
and
Mr.
Cham-i
pion
responding
with
a
jump
to
two
no-trump.
Mr.
Dale,
with
a
balanced
hand
and
no
five-card
suit,
correctly
went
on
to
the
no-trump
game.
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
LINDA
The
opening
lead
was
the
10
North
dealer
Hum
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Ilule)
S
7
4
H
K
10
S
D
A
K
9
7
of
chihs
and.
after
a
few
seconds
of
thought,
Mr.
Champion
i
played
low
from
dummy
and
from
his
own
hand.
Of
course,
if
Miss
Brash
had
gone
up
wilh
,
the
queen,
he
would
have
been
happy
to
win
with
the
ace.
But
i
DARNELL
TAB
HyfiTER
DONALD
GRAY
prevent
the
Impending
layoff
I
of
some
200
workers
at
the
be-j
ginning
of
the
year.
j
The
company
announced
eai-
j
lier
this
month
that
some
200
I
workers
would
be
laid
off
when
,
zinc
production
at
the
big
smel-
1
ter
is
reduced
25
per
cent
beginning
Jan.
1.
The
company
said
the
production
cutback
was
'
necessitated
by
lack
of
markets.
Little
comeay,
comprising
a
rough
draft
of
the
first
five
scenes.
There
is
little
great
or
even
funny
writing
in
the
play
Sha
was
94
when
he
died,
with
nearly
50
plays
behind
him.
It
seems
largely
a
reversal
of
"The
Millionairess,"
with
a
-man
the
money-making
main
character
instead
of
a
woman.
The
manuscript
now
is
in
the
British
Museum,
where
it
was
deposited
after
two
well-known
dramatic
critics
and
a
number
of
literary
experts
decided
there
was
no
point
in
trying
to
publish
or
produce
it.
It
can
be
read
by
anyone
interested
enough
to
ask
for
It,
but
since
it
was
deposited
Dec.
4,
only
two
persons
both
journalists
have
read
it.
The
museum
piece
is
a
carbon
copy
and
no
one
seems
to
know
where
the
original
is.
The
ocpy
was
found
among
Shaw's
effects
after
his
death.
C
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(Mlwt
Hnh)
8
6
S
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10
8
3
W
est
(Mr.
B
A
cf
him
pick
it
out
after
Xmas.
Other
Men's
Gift
Suggestions
H
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4
3
H
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J
8
2
when
-she
played
the
six
spot
:
:
he
let
tne
10
hold.
j
"What
kind
of
a
play
was
'that?"
whispered
Mr.
Muzzy.!
;
"Have
you
lost
your
mind?"
I
'
"Quiet,"
said
Mr.
Champion
O
8
8
C
Q
8
6
D
10
S
4
2
C
10
4
Nmitb
Ties
Sweaters
Shirts
Slippers
Socks
Windbreakers
Pajamas
Sloves
Wallets
Belts
Bathrobes
Scarves
"Wild
Boar'
Hunt"
T
O
X
E
"Log
Jam"
Cartoon
Famous
Flayers
Theatre
(Mr.
(
liampimi)
8
K
5
2
H
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7
a
D
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J
3
C
A
7
6
3
The
bidding:
North
East
South
1
D
Pass
2
NT
3
NT
All
Pass
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)
W
1
:
Midwest
Hit
By
Freezing
Temperatures
West
Pass
fiercely.
"You
wouldn't
under-;
stand
if
I
explained
it."
j
Of
course,
Mr.
Muzzy
is
an
j
"ace-king"
man.
He
enjoys
rattling
off
a
lot
of
sure
winners.
,
sometimes
spicing
up
his
play
;
with
side
remarks.
He
may
say,
'.
"Let
s
see
you
win
that
one"
!
as
he
lays
down
something
like
j
the
ace
of
trumps.
Men's
Shop
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
Murder-Suspect
DANCE
-
FRIDAY
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Admission
$1.00
'
Dancing
10
2
Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
EVERYONE
WELCOME
CHICAGO
0T
Icy
blasts
from
I
central
Canada
sent
tempera-1
tures
tumbling
Wednesday
to
20!
degrees
below
zero
In
the
midwest
United
States.
It
was
the
coldest
weather
of
the
season
over
the
north-central
region,
and
freezing
temperatures
extended
south
Into
Texas.
It
was
around
freezing
early
today
in
parts
of
northern
Florida.
Snow
covered
most
of
the
Mr.
Champion's
play
is
much
more
subtle.
His
play
in
this
hand
was
a
"masterpiece
of
patience.
He
could
have
won
the
first
trick
In
his
ovn
hand
or
on
the
board.
Or
he
could
have
played
dummy's
jack
for
a
perfectly
"safe"
finesse.
His
weakness
in
spades
was
afford
to
take
the
first
trick
with
the
ace
because
that
would
mean
that
Miss
Brash
would
be
in
on
either
the
second
or
third
round
of
the
suit.
Her
expected
spade
return
would
then
defeat
the
contract.
So
Mr.
Champion
lost
his
club
trick
at
once.
He
lost
it
to
the
player
who
could
not
hurt
him
with
a
spade
lead.
Boy
Remanded
In
Man's
Death
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
;
mid-west
cold
belt,
and
northerly
.
if
CCiffCiCif
'
Yt
T'C'C
If
tY
F
4
winds
ranging
up
to
25
miles
an
;
Wholesale
&
Retail
Phone
372
:
his
reason
for
conceding
the
t
trick.
He
had
four
winners
in
diamonds
and
two
in
hearts.
If
!
he
could
get
three
winners
out
of
the
club
suit
he
would
have
the
game
made.
I
Obviously
he
did
not
reiish
a
;
jpade
lead
from
his
right.
If
i
the
outstanding
clubs
were
divided
3-2
he
could
win
three
y
.
NANAIMO
(CP)
A
15-year-old
hur
resulted
In
drifting
In
some
boy
is
in
custody
here
In
con-
i
areas.
nection
with
the
death
of
45-
North
Dakota
and
Minnesota
year-old
George
Harold
Kenny.
!
were
the
coldest
states.
It
was
RCMP
reported
Kenny
was
20
below
earlv
todav
In
Fur
y
GIFTS
for
MEN
'
IV
a
onrrn
a
.H,nLU
II...
..
u
y
fatally
injured
in
an
early
morn-
and
Grand
Forks.
N.D..
as
the
tricks
in
the
suit.
However,
if
line
fittht
at
his
hnmp
in
Smith
rnM
,i,
,.v,j
across
BtlUSO
the
U1C
bor-
OUT
y
y
y
y
y
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--
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mi
uUW
miss
y:
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Brash
.
had
,
,
three
clubs
to
'
Wellington,
six
miles
south
of
i
der
and
headed
east
and
south-
queen-nine,
he
could
not
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SUPPLIES
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a
REAL
Time
This
Christmas
FLY...
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Special
weciai
mcu
To
Go
Home
For
Christmas
VANCOUVER
(CP
A
pretty,
25-year-old
mother,
charged
with
murder,
will
spend
Christmas
at
home
with
her
husband
and
three
children.
Mrs.
Alberta
Brown
was
freed
late
Wednesday
from
an
Oak-ana
prison
farm
cell
and
walked
Into
the
arms
of
her
young
husband.
She
wa:
releasee
on
special
bail
of
$5,000
by
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady
in
the
British
Colum
bia
suprcr.i'.'
court.
Mrs.
Brown
w
.s
charged
with
murder
last
Saturday
after
45-year-old
Ollie
Johnston,
a
telegraph
lineman,
was
fatally
injured
outside
the
woman's
home
at
Mission,
45
miles
east
of
hcr..
Johnston
was
shot
when
he
attempted
to
force
his
way
inio
Mrs.
Brown
s
home
at
midnight.
She
told
police
she
fired
a
shot
through
the
front
door.
Johnston,
she
said,
had
been
"bothering"
her.
Yesterday.
Tom
Goode.
member
of
parliament
for
Burnaby-Rithmond,
said
he
probably
would
intercede
with
the
minister
of
justice
to
enable
Mrs.
Brown
to
be
with
her
family
at
Christmas.
Although
bail
is
rarely
granted
in
murder
charges,
it
was
reported
that
Mrs.
Brown's
family
has
been
advised
that
special
circum.'t.incrs
in
hr
case
made
it
possible
for
her
to
spend
the
holiday
at
home.
Her
husband
returned
from
Kemano.
where
he
was
working
when
the
shooting
occurred.
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