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rio.ee
Tupcil
Daily
i!c
Friday,
January
16,
1953
Ken
Watson
s
Western
Area
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
KETCHIKAN
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Makes
Record
PHONE
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FOR
HELPFUL
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4:30
PM.
DAY
PREVIOUS
(Dmiiite
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Rail
Traffic
FOR
SALE
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WINNIPEG
The
Canadian
MONDAY
-
WEDNESDAY
-
SATURDAY
Deports
Prince
Rupert
2:30
p.m.
Arrives
Ketchikan
3:15
p.m.
ROUND
TRIP
$27.09
ELLSS
AIRUNiS
National
Railways
loaded
more
carload
of
revenue
freight
on
its
western
region
during
1952
than
it
did
In
any
one
year
in
its
entire
history,
J.
R.
McMillan,
vice-president,
western
region,
said
here
today.
The
total
number
of
cars
load
1
h
V-r'-
ed
wa
889,939,
an
increase
of
42.975
car
over
the
previous
record
year
of
1S51.
This
record
revenue
traffic
was
only
61
cars
short
of
making
8,200
CNR
freight
trains
of
75
cars
each,
or
a
single
train
that
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to
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hanks.
Death
Notice.
fanrt.'i
Notice.
Marriage
and
Eiixuswe11
AauouwemeiiU,
.wU
Uplar
double
price,
"
KN(i
AGEM
t.NT
NOTICE
Mr
and
Mrs.
Walter
Dewstow
jc
announce
ttie
engac.e-:
lit
of
their
only
daughter,
uh!
Irene,
to
Mr,
Murray
HKlt-s
The
wedding
will
take
Kill
ft.
1!ki3.
Ml
7.30
p.m.i
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
:n
R.v
Dr
E.
A.
Wright
of-1
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lit)
ANNOL'NT
E.MENTS
Catholic
raid
party,
Jan.
li
'.'unrad
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Ciird
Party
Jan-
ryl-
Legion
Auxlllury
Valentine
,nie.
Feb.
13
u-H.n
Auxiliary
Tea
and
tluon
Show,
Marc
h
18.
!-i!!on
Auxiliary
Sprint
onic
rrh
H5.
United
Church
W.A.
Valentine
i
Feb
12
Hmpital
Auxiliary
Valentine
i,
2
30
Saturday,
Feb,
14.
Mm,
A
Mardonald,
327
5th
Ave.
1
Prtibyterlan
Burn'
banquet,
i
n
li
lUMNrSr
rr.KMLM
NDYMAN
and
Chimney
RweeptnK
ServKe.
Phone
Blue
SLIDING
RIDER
F;::;Winter
Roses
Thousands
of
younger
curlers
are
flocking
to
the
game
today
with
misguided
enthusiasm
for
the
sliding
delivery.
But
in
trying
to
manipulate
a
heavy
granite
tone
on
slippery
ice.
the
young
curler
develop
many
peculiar
methods
of
delivering
a
rock.
Too
many,
fascinated
by
watching
the
long
sliding
delivery
either
fail
to
understand
the
proper
mechanics
or
concern
themselves
only
with
sliding,
which
is
the
one
thing
they
r
interested
In.
They
fail
miserably
to
understand
that
the
true
slide
Is
the
result
f
a
tujperljr
executed
swing.
It
is
not
the
cause,
because
in
effect
the
slide
takes
place
after
the
stone
is
delivered.
The
sliding
rider
uses
a
powerful
leg
drive
to
jet-propel
himself
out
of
the
hack,
then
sett
the
stone
down
under
his
body
and
rides
it
out
to
the
point
where
his
body
momentum
is
slowed
down,
then
Iw
delivers
with
a
forward
motion
o
his
right
arm.
A
glance
at
the
illustration
shows
a
player
riding
the
stone.
He
has
not
made
the
delivery
motion
yet,
even
though
he
Is
well
out
in
front
of
the
hack.
The
rule
states
"The
stone
must
be
delivered
from
the
hack."
It
is
no
wonder
that
older
curlers
object
to
this
type
of
delivery.
Not
only
does
it
lack
gracefulness
ond
rhythm,
but
it
gets
players
into
the
habit
of
pushing
the
stone
at
the
end
of
the
ride
and
"pushers"
do
not
hit
the
broom
often
enough.
Take
a
good,
look
at
yourself
next
game
and
If
you
resemble
the
riding
slider
shown
above,
learn
how
to
deliver
a
rock
properly
if
you
hate
any
dreams
about
being
an
above-average
curler.
Monday
.
.
.
No
Riders
Please
,liP
FOR
RENT
Two-room
ELftThJCIAN'D.'ouyltt..
ed
,ul
nU'mT'l'?
Phone
476
...
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your
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30
-
40"i
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printing.
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99
733
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W.
Prince
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B.C.
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General
Moving,
Packing,
Crating,
Cartage
and
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Complete,
Reiia'oie
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
nd
all
welding
supplies.
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CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910,
Phones
60
and
C3
GREER
ii
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LTD.
Builders
and
Contractors
New
Construction,
Repairs,
Foundations
and
Re-roofing
215-lst
Ave.
W
Phone
909
P.O.
BOX
721
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
EVERY
JOB
GUARANTEED
We
Pour
Cement
For
Less
Phone
Blue
939
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
Saws
Sharpened
215
1st
Ave.
W.
Phone
904
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OFT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Ctine3e'
UiAnei
Chop
Suey
Chow
Me
in
Open
6
p
m.
-
3:39
a.m.
-
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
GEORGE
DAW
ES
AUCTIONEER
Phono
Black
S4S
and
Red
131
Train
Schedule
STANDARD
TIME
For
the
East-
Daily
eicept
Sunday
8
p
m.
From
the
East-Daily
except
Monday
9:50
p
ic
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
local
trove!
agent
JPjrofeSiiomii
JOHN
H.
BULGE
I
Q,i,
lorn
el
Insl
its
i
John
Bulger
Ltd.
''
'
Third
Avenue
John
F
L.
Hughes,
D
C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Hrs.
10:30-12:30
:
2:00-5:00
Eves.:
by
appointment
oniy.
21-23
Besncr
Block
Phone
Blue
442
H.
G.
HELGER30N
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phorw
96,
Evenings
Black
899
LING
THE
TAILOR
Tailoring
-
Alterations
and
Clothes
Slade-lo-Measure
220
Sixth
St.
Phone
6!9
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
603
3rd.
Ave.
VI.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
PRINCE
RUPERT
UPHOLSTERY
Custom
Tailored
Furniture
REPAIRING
-
REMODELLING
REBUILDING
Ph.
Blue
313
339
2nd
Ave.
W.
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore-Cafe
PRINCE
RUPERT
Luxury
Steamer
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Fortt
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
;
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Comfort
and
Service
For
Reservations
Write
.c;.Cal1
CITY
OK
KF.rOT
lOFFlCE
PRINCE
Rt'PERT,
B.Cj
Bv
CHIC
YOI
FNG
r
BLACKWOOD
on
3y
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
FOR
BALE
Window
boxe.
any
size.
Order
now.
Green
UHfl.
UHpl
FOR
SALE
E-mail
I)-U
piano,
blond
finish.
Call
la;i.r
Stconi
Overlook.
(3(,
FOR
BALE.
30-loWinchejWr
P
8
carbine,
lever
action.
20
gauge
Ktmlngton
pump
gun;
Remington
portable
typewriter.
I
Cull
Hlue
639.
uai
S
FOR
BALE-
Wt-ainghouse
washing
machine,
four
years
old.
7
$75.
Brick
-lined
wood
and
coal
7
7
heater,
fclO.
Bonder
canary
cnge,
used
three
months.
$o
Cluld
woorien
rrlb,
stw!
B
spring.
15.
Hii!h
chair,
S3.
a
IMI
Or.hfim
Ave
Hliio
71')
0
fOOTHIUJl
vytless
coal
io
Phone
CM.
T'hllw.tt,
EviU
&
10
IU
:.
Ltd.
i
I
II
FOR
SALE
House
trailer,
ull
U
new
equipment.
Electric
refrigerator,
oil
rnnKC,
daven-ette,
A
built-in
clipboards,
Phone
1
Orern
400
for
information
7
113)
'(
a
a
HK
RENT
8
FOR
RENT
Hoard
and
room
for
young
men.
Blue
639.
ilii
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room,
R
close
in.
Blue
602.
U4i
FOR
RENT
Three-room
fur
nUhcd
apartment
801
Borden
Bt
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
portable
machine.
Phone
664.
(cl
FOR
RENT
Two
double
bed-betlH.
rooms,
separate
Oreen
153.
(
lfi
)l
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room.
536
6th
Ave.
East.
I6pl
FOR
RENT
Room
o
nhare
for
men.
Black
800
15p
J
Will.
ntl
I
l.r
a.
iJiur
in
17pi
FOR
RINT
One
ty.re-roo:n
and
one
two-room
uite.
new-Iv
constructed.
Partly
furnished
Call
at
621
Fulton.
,
U4i
WANfr.ll
TO
RENT
WANTED
House.
Phone
Blue
331.
(
I6pi
TAXIS
And
TRANSFERS
j
Start
the
New
Year
;
Right
!
Change
to
i
BLACK
ond
WHIIE
',
I
For
a
Clean,
Dependable
Taxi
Service,
Call
65.
"Fvnitimlly
.
.
Wv
rx
now?"
CITY
TRANSFER
Long
Distonce
Furniture
Movers
CRAT1NO
and
PACKING
FL'RNrTURE
STORAGE
Hoaehod
Effect
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
In
BC.
Phone
950
First
Ave
am"
MBrldo
(e)
WANTED
CASH
for
scrap
tiass,
copper,
bntterte
and
radlntors.
Pnone
MS.
CaJ
430
6th
Avenue
West
ritv
t
REAL
ESTATE
MARINE
VIEW
LOT
65-foot
frontoge
on
4th
Ave.
East.
Priced
right
for
quick
sale.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
LIMITED
rhone
342
or
Blue
192
(eves.)
(17l
from
town
centre.
Three
houses:
one
seven-rooms
with
bathroom,
one
three-rooms
with
bathroom,
one
two-rooms.
Electricity,
water
and
phone
Installed.
For
further
Information
write
to
Box
523.
Terrace.
B.C.
(22)
SQITRKEL
I
P
TO
60c
MINK
And
OTTER
$30.06
TOP
prices
for
ALL
British
Columbia
Furs,
the
HIGHEST
available.
For
(TOP
grades)
paying
up
to
:
Squirrel
60c;
Mink
and
Otter
$30.00;
Weasel
$3.00;
Muskral
S2.50;
Marten
$40.00;
Fisher
S50.00;
L.vnx
$20.00.
The
present,
we
believe
is
BEST
time
to
Market
Furs
For
BETTER
cash
returns
ship
to
"SHI
BERT"
Immediately:
Dept.
190.
A.
B.
Sliubert
Co.
Winnipeg
Address
shipments
to:
193
Hastings
St.
E,
Vancouver
would
span
the
ten
provinces
of
Canada
from
Victoria
to
St.
i
John'
Newfoundland,
Mr.
Mc-
,
I
Millan
said.
(
Of
(he
41
commodity
ciassili-cations
handled,
grain
and
petroleum
products
produced
the
greater
part
of
the
Increased
traffic.
While
carloadings
of
live
stock
and
coal
In
the
west
were
good,
their
totals
for
the
year
were
not
as
high
as
in
1951.
Three
Rivers
in
Quebec,
was
founded
by
Sieur
de
Lavioiette
in
1634.
Iff
ONE
GREASE
JOB
with
a
purchase
of
1
set
of
Tire
Chains
Offer
rood
until
January
31,
1853.
SFF,
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
217
1
1
VAXCOCTEK
Tin
Waypoints
SUNDAY
SS.
Camosun
8
pjn.
FRIDAY
SS
Chilcotin,
8
p
m.
ALICE
ARM
and
STEWART
Friday,
Comosun,
Midnight
FOR
NORTTI
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Jan.
28,
Feb.
11
SS
Chilcotin,
Midnight
for
sorrn
qveent
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SS
Chilcotin.
Midnight
Jan.
21,
Feb.
4
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Asent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
A
FAULTY
FURNACE
CAN
MAKE
YOUR
FUEL
BILLS
SOAR
.
.
Let
Us
Overhaul
Your
Furnace
Now
...
so
you'll
be
ready
when
the
southeastern
roar.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
LIMITED
253
First
Ave.
Phone
Black
887
And
Thot's
That
For
a
Change,
Mr.
Heinsite
Has
a
Good
Point
Today
Against
Mr.
Heinsite's
three
no-trump
contract,
the
opponents
blitTiely
ran
off
the
first
eight
tricks.
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vr
wir
sr
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if
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Mrfs.
Kern
opened
xne
six
Need
Good
Care-Expert
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Preaa
8ui:
Wiiwr
Few
houiehold
decoration
are!
more
attractive
than
a
cluster
of
j
ro.'ies,
especially
in
mid-wlntcr.
Dul
to
k"cp
them
vital
and
fresh
j
appearance,
sfveral
rules
should
be
observed.
The
firs',
rule,
according
to
Paul
Angle,
veteran
ra&e-gTower
of
Richmond
Hilt,
Ont,
is
to
keep
the
roses
away
from
hot-air
register
and
radiators.
The
stem
hould
be
cut
a
little
shorter
each
day
with
a
knife,
and
cut
on
a
riant.
This
permits
the
flower
to
absorb
moisture.
more
readily.
The
preservative
which
fion..u
usually
Include
(with
their
bouquvt
sh-Mild
alro
be
um
i.
.
ROSE
-PINCHING"
Scricity
of
rotes
just
before
a
time
of
great
demand
1
caused
by
growers
sacrificing
crops
so
ihry
wlil
have
enough
at
the
right
time
for
the
additional
orders.
This
1
know.i
as
"pinching
Uw
rose"
When
the
bud
begins
to
form
on
the
stlk.
the
I
growers
will
"pinch
it
ofr,
so
that
the
stalk
grows
longer
before
another
bud
forms.
This
Is
the
reason
that
long-stemmed
roses
are
more
expensive
than
the
hort-stevmed
varirt
They
are
wpte?htdw
more;
Roys
in
an
old
teaooi
may
not
sound
particularly
fascinating,
but
It's
amazing
what
can
be
done.
During
a
demonstration
at
the
Royal
Winter
Fair
last
fall
Arthur
Bonnett
of
Toronto
filled
an
ordinary
teapot
with
foliage
rcmovrd
from
nwe-stems.
These
were
packed
tightly
to
hold
the
flowera
in
place,
with
a
few
half-bloom
roses
Inserted
in
the
midst
of
the
foliage.
Chickenwire
can
also
be
turned
Into
permanent
rose-holders.
It
ran
be
twisted
into
almost
any
shape
to
be
put
in
a
container
to
hold
the
stein
of
tile
flowers.
RFI.ES
to
follow
The
new
year
is
well
under
way
but
It's
never
too
late
for
a
good
resolution.
Here
are
some
suggestions
by
the
federal
depart
ment
of
agriculture:
i
Resolve
to
serve
nutritious
and
well-balanced
meals.
Resolve
to
follow
market
re
port.?
and
prices
more
closely,
so
that
money
can
be
saved
by
using
foods
that
are
more
plentiful
and
In
season.
Resolve
to
learn
more
about
government
food
regulations
in
order
to
know
what
the
grade
marks
mean
and
buy
by
grade
Freeze
Order
x
'Denies
Rights'
To
Employees
in
desperation,
Mr.
Heinsite
put
up
the
king.
House
WirUiM
wti
Cio'lrl
il
I
ri.p.an
14
Slh
Ave
Weu.
1
i'tn.ne
Bed
165.
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KNOWLE8
Fur
Iirnnipt
coal
deliveries
and!
mevunfcr
service.
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Reliable
home
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etc.
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1LIF.CTIONS
FOR
ELECTPtV
IXX
now
made
at
Prince
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hcaity
Co.
Third
Ave
W.
ror
parts,
salej.
fervice,
phone1
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970.
(c)
Mill
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umm
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Co.
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Lu.tributors
for:
Mining.
Sawmill.
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Con-
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oil
heat-
inn,
sheet
metal
work.
Phone
M3,
630
6th
West.
Utourneau
(tfi
I1.FORD
Electrical
Work.
Mo-b.rs
iHiuifhl,
sold,
rewound
and
repaired.
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Taxi
Service
phone
48
N
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In
O
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Barber
Shop.
(14p)
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Income
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Firk,
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Battery
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3rd
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wrist
watch
Reward
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FOR
SALfc
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SALE
1951
Prefect
sedan.
'"'0
10th
Ave.
East.
(17)
"IIP
WANTED
MALE
LUMBER
AND
BUILDING
SUPPLY
FIRM
offers
ar.
opportunity
to
a
young
man
capable
o
taking
charge
of
sales.
Salary
Commensurate
with
experience
and
ability.
APPLY
IN
PERSON
between
2
and
S
p
m.
'"
Phone
651
for
appointment.
nlLPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
Limited
918
Second
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
a
1
i
all
ot
spaaes
ana
air.
adci
-
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Mum)
.
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8
14
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a
Wet
Kavt
(Mr.
Kern)
(Mr.
Abel)
S
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till
8
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Mr.
Ilelmlte)
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4
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The
bidding:
South
Vet
North
Cut
1
C
Pass
1
D
Pass
3
NT
All
pan
WHITE
FOR
COOLNESS
JOHANNESBURG,
South
Africa
CP
South
African
Airways
Company
is,
changing
the
blue-and-sllver
color
scheme
of
Its
planes
to
blue-and-white.
Tests
showed
that
the
temperature
Inside
the
planes
could
be
reduced
substantially
by
painting
the
tops
a
glossy
white.
WINTER
DAFFODILS
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
ace.t
cashed
her
king
of
spades
and
;
then
led
a
heart
for
her
part-!
ner
to
run
off
the
balance
of:
that
suit.
!
As
much
as
I
dislike
Mr.
Hein
site'
lectures,
I
must
agree
withi
him
in
his
remarks
on
the
bid
ding
of
this
hand.
"
"Sorry,
partner,"
began
Mr.
Muzzy.
"I
was
too
weak
to
pass."
"A
new
system,"
said
Mr.
Heinsite
sarcastiially.
"Guess
I'm
old-fashioned,
but
I
thought
a
bid
showed
strength
and
that
you
showed
weakness
by
passing."
"But
I
thought
you
might
bid
something
besides
clubs
on
the
second
round."
Mr.
Muzzy
ex-
plained.
"Now
wait
a
minute,"
Mr.
Muzzy
continued.
"How
did
I
know
you
weren't
on
a
three-card
club
suit?"
"I
might
have
been,"
Mr.
Heinsite
conceded,
"but
even
so
there
was
no
assurance
that
I
would
have
to
play
one
club.
Abel
was
still
there.
If
you
had
passed,
as'
you
should
have,
he
might
have
come
Into
the
bidding.
"Actually,
he
probably
would
have
bid
a
heart.
So
he
makes
t
part-score,
or
goes
set
if
he
gets
all
the
way
to
four
hearts.
1
may
come
back
into
the
bidding
myself,
but
certainly
we
won't
get
as
high
as
three
no
.
tneir
necxs
responning
w
um
club
on
hands
where
they
would
pass
any
other
bid?"
Mr.
Heinsite
went
on.
"Sure,
you
hid
three-card
club
suits
now
and
then,
but
has
some
miracle
happened
which
makes
it
IMPOS-
j
SIBLE
lor
a
person
to
noio
live.
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HI1U
NfVril-lUlU
IIUU
OMUfl
any
more?"
"Well,
anyway,
we
weren't
doubled,"
Mr.
Muzzy
pointed
out
weakly.
"A
great
victory,"
sneered
Mr.
Heinsite,
"
and
one
which
I
prefer
to
avoid."
HALIFAX
(CP)
During
a
spell
of
mild
weather
in
January
i,
bunch
of
daffodils
was
picked
at
Oanso
In
Amlitonlsh-Ouysboo
County.
Mrs.
Rod
MacLeod
ga
thered
the
blooms,
between
three
and
four
inches
in
height.
BLONDIE
VICTORIA
rj-The
Hospital"'..
K.
EmDlovecf
Federal
Union
has'
?
HAVE
IT
AT
THE
PBSny)
(00.0
("
1
J
I
fi
asked
the
provincial
cabinet
to
!
allow
hospitals
to
Increase
their
,
budgets
when
wage
Increases
are
'granted
through
negotiations
or
j
arbitration.
i
w.
M.
Black,
union
business
agent,
said
11
hospital
had
al
ready
signed
cont
racts
granting
wage
increases
and
eight
others
were
being
negotiated
when
the
government
brought
in
its
order
freezing
hospital
budgets
to
1952
i
level.
Mr.
Black
said
the
freeze
order
denied
bargaining
rights
to
hospital
employees.
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