Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
December
8,
1953
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
Sitting
Mayors
Hold
Edge
in
Ontario
CFPR
School
Boards
Must
Submit
Reierendums,
Not
Bylaws
Warner
Bro.
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Subject
to
Change)
'
GRACE
MOORS
day.
Allan
A.
Lamport
on
re-election
for
a
third
term
in
Toronto,
TORONTO
(CP-
Sitting
mayors
held
the
edge
in
municipal
fc.ecuuiii
in
Ontario
citiea
Mon
goIWs
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VICTORIA
(CP
School
boards
Inasmuch
as
It
has
to
specify
the
throughout
British
Columbia
are
date
debentures
would
be
issued;
I
being
required
to
arrange
for
has
to
show
the
exact
rate
of
In-1
reierendums
rather
than
by-law'
terest,
and
had
to
show
the
votes
when
their
building
pro-
amount
of
payment
and
carry-grams
extend
over
a
long
period.'
Ing
of
the
debt.
Thi
was
disclosed
today
byi
"One
.
simply
can't
say
what
A
GRAYSON
!
the
province
s
largest
city.
Allan
J.
Rush,
a
former
detective
who
first
entered
municipal
politics
to
protest
his
dismissal
from
the
police
force,
won
a
lourth
term
at
London.
His
previous
terms
were
for
one
year.
The
new
term
is
ior
two
years.
Sault
Ste.
Marie
re-elected
Herbert
Smale.
a
locomotive
engineer,
who
turned
back
Peter
king,
a
former
alderman.
At
Sudbury,
Dan
Jessup
went
jack
for
a
third
term.
He
de-
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Department
Store
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H.
L.
Campbell,
deputy
minister
the
Interest
rate
win
oe
nexv
iau
;i
education,
when
asked
why
a
or
the
year
afterward,"
Mr.
Fish-
,
,
imposed
$3,385,700
bylaw
of
the
er
said.
"And
any
bond
which
I
Ouay
ana
Greater
Victoria
School
Board
is
doesn't
confer
with
the
market
Wednesday
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Lp'"etter
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to
Proad-jva
None
But
the
Brave
Newfoundland
Pnllt
Music
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Mr
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Vancouver
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p.m.
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Beaton,
mavor
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ytars
oeure
he
was
uu.eaiea,
io:is-Acan
Adventure
,o
be
submitted
.as
referendum
pate
Is
likely
to
suner.
.;tead
of
a
straight
bylaw.
The
second
reason
was
when.
J.
V.
Fisher,
deputy
minister
of
long-range
building
programs
linance,
who
handles
the
mer-
are
Involved,
it
meant
keeping
jhandlzing
of
school
board
de-
money
Idle
to
borrow
before
it
iJ
i
two
years
ago.
i
(
,
Mouther
Kepiirt
jenturcs,
explained
the
two
chief
actually
needed.
CAPITOL
Belleville
elected
52-yar-o!.1
'
i'ack
Both,
who
enters
the
city
council
for
the
first
time.
He
won
over
Charles
L.
Hvde,
a
city
al-:
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
If
voters
approved
a
by-law
he
.easons:
First
a
by-la'w
was
restrictive
explained,
all
the
money
would
A
FAMOfs
PLAYERS
THEATRE
have
to
be
borrowed
within
a,
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nAV1n
I
derman
for
16
years.
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DEPT.
STORE
fa
THIS
WEEK'S
TOP
8
used
car
HITS
Commission
To
Probe
Logger
Strike
7
-
10
j5
Harry
Wortun,
32,
won
his
third
consecutive
term
at
Guelpli
over
James
P.
Heffernan,
who
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alter
-ix
years
!
as
an
alderman.
I
Pt
terborouh'.s
Miyir
!
Laddeil
went
down
to
defeat
after
two
terms
in
oi.iec,
beaten
b
'
Norman
Graham,
who
was
twice
elected
a
city
alderman
but
didn't
complete
either
term.
He
re
approve
of
floating
a
loan
tiuough
a
referendum,
the
school
beard
is
free
i.i
n
.
,
i
laws
as
the
money
Ls
needed.
He
said
the
reieienuuirt
sei,
the
limit
of
the
school
board's
borrowing
power
so
that
control
was
still
in
nion
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"AFRICAN
QUEEN"
8:40
p.m.
STANLEY
KRAMER
PRODUCTIONS
VICTORIA
(CP)
A
one-man
the
hands
of
the
property
owners,
i
industrial
inquiry
commission'
CARY
COOPER
"HIGH
NOON"
LST
COMPLETE
SHOW
8:25
signed
once
over
operation
of
the
10
45
Musical
Kitchen
citu
onrhniTo
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svstem.
1
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Tour
Gixxl
Neighbor
"YOU
V()l'
YOl'"
You'll
appreciate
this
jgr
Can't
miss
this
wonder-
"MANY
TIMES"
ful
buy
'51
Stude
Pickup
over
'48
Plymouth
$1050
S135.
f(iy
"K
MiS
TO
KICIIES"
"VAYA
CON
I)IOS"
11:15
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
I
-:m
Mchkiii-p
I'frhtil
His
second
resignation
came
i.i
KATHARINE
HUMPHREY
October
to
prepare
for
the
may-
n
;
t.v-
miuiinuiiiii
i-hu's
Orally
COaLest.
l':oo
Horn
X
Years
'inn
honn
DOGAnT'llEPBUMl
BLACKWOOD
on
b
which
will
have
power
to
Inquire
into
all
matters
pertaining
to
the
strike
of
6,000
interior
lumbermen,
has
been
appointed
by
the
government.
.
The
government
today
an-,
nounced
the
appointment
of
county
court
Judge
Arthur
H.
Lord
of
Vancouver.
The
move
followed
four
unsuccessful
talks
between
company,
union
and
government
leaders
and
the
rejection
of
a
mediation
plan
of
Premier
Bennett's.
Judge
Lord
will
have
power
to
make
recommendations
for
settlement
of
the
strike
to
the
government.
Members
of
the
Internationa
PRIfinn
F0BE.RJ.M0RLEY
I
lSUIJ
S
S.P.EAGLE-
C
JOHN
BUSHii
iau
nil
(
mu
mil
BRDGE
when
you
drive
this
'r6
mouth
Tudor
.
...
$1635.
Dodge
Tudor
...
$2343.
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SKI)
TME
MOON"
"OH"
1A
You'll
b"
far
sieh'ert
if
wnt
a
buy
'50
Austin
ltfl
you
buy
this
'47
Ford
Sedan
$.".
Sedun
S112'-
&i
Kl
"HEY
JOE"
This
won't
,
'
AM
Don't
miss
this
'51
Chev.
"RICOCHET"
;
.
f"
Sedan
Delivery
...
$1725.
'47
Chev
Sedan
$1125.
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Storms
Rage
In
Adelaide
At
Leigh
Creek.
South
Australia,
a
gale
with
gusts
of
up
to
92
miles
an
hour
demolished
a
new
prefabricated
church
which
was
to
have
been
opened
In
a
week.
'.
A
'squall
which
struck
an
airliner
soon
after
take-off
Sunday
night
hurled
passengers
to
the
floor
amid
a
pile
of
baggage
and
crockery
before
they
could
fasten
their
safety-belts.
One
woman
was
injured.
In
New
Norfolk,
Tasmania,
a
gust
hurled
a
bandsman's
bas.-drum
into
the
air
and
bounced
It
over
the
bandmaster's
head.
The
bandsman
retrieved
it
and
continued
playing.
UEEf
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
TCCHKICOLOa
-HS!!
AIk'1
Lost
Chance
To
Set
Hand
On
Diamond
Return
4
V:
EOB
PARKER
LIMITED
hif
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service
I'OKB
-
MONARCH
DEALER
.
"V
rtim
ir
ii
Airr!
Woodworkers
of
America
CCL
Mr.
Champion
pointed
out
recently,
Mr.
is
weak
only
on
bidding,
dummy
play
and
As
Muzzy
X
rnlLljnAVt
hnve
be,en
on
strike
in
the
northern
interior
for
10
weeks
and
I
X
I
in
southern
interior
for
about
four
weeks.
They
are
demanding
MEANS
MERRYl
CHRISTMAS
I
higher
wages.
defense.
Of
course,
Mr.
Muzzy
plays
so
much
bridge
that
by
the
law
of
averages
he
is
bound
to'get
a
good
result
now
and
then.
And
he
might
get
credit
for
a
good
bid
or
a
good
play
if
he
would
only
refrain
from
making
any
comment
after
the
hand.
EVERY
3
IJJy
Vv
DAY
Take
today's
hand
for
exam-
You'll
discover
that
we
are
more
than
expert
painters.
,
Like
all
good
craftsmen,
we
are
also
Interested
In
the
beauty
we
can
create.
No
matter
the
color
combination
or
shade
you
want,
you
can
depend
on
us.
m
pie.
He
and
Miss
Brash
bid
like
mad
to
repch
a
ron'rtct.
rf
six
hearts.
As
vou
see,
the
defenders
held
all
four
kings,
a
queen
pnd
two
jacks.
I'll
leave
it
n:i
to
yju
to
decide
whether
Mr.
$29.75
Cash
r
Terms
to
guit
't,.
X
Only
$3
down,
owui
mmm
and
boat
owners
North
dealer
Neither
slrte
vulnerable
Xtirlh
(Mlw
Brah)
S
Q
6
5
H
A
6
5
D
A
4
3
C
A
J
10
3
Wi'Ht
l;usl
(Mr.
(
huiiiiliin)
(Mr.
Ahi-I)
S
K
10
7
4
S
J
8
3
2
'
H
K
i
H
8
SPENCEcVMATUlK
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Muzzy
deserves
any
credit
for
BROS.
LTD.
McRAE
Phone
6
or
36
"The
Store
That
Service
Built
101
Night
Calls:
Blue
881
'
Day
Calls:
E'rCOLITE
has
done
it
again!
1
his
time
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
DJ
10
9
8
D
K
7
5
2
I
C
K
Q
2
C
9
7
5
4
I
iutll
1
(Mr.
Mil,.;)
S
A
9
for
only
the
very
fine
result
on
the
hand.
Mr.
Chnrapion
opened
the
lack
of
riinmoncJs.
dummy
ducked
and
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
-;ine
and
made
the
ralher
pointless
return
of
another
diamond.
Mr.
ITuz;'.v
won
with
the
'quern.
He
lnid
down
the
jack
of
h?irts
rnd
let
it
ride
when
1
Mr.
Chumpi'in
did
not
cover.
'e:;t
he
lei
a
small
heart
to
dummy's
ace,
Mr.
Abel
discarding
a
club.
He
now
cashed
the
ace
of
diamonds
on
which
he
pitched
a
club.
This
was
followed
with
Less
10
'c
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
31,
1953
tFy
Play
All
H
Q
J
10
9
7
4
3
D
3
6
C
B
6
The
bidding:
North
East
South
West
1
C
Pass
1
H
Pass
3
H
Pass
4
NT
Pas
5
S
Pass
8
H
All
Pain
a
small
spade
to
the
ace.
All
of
'
his
remaining
hearts
were
now
cashed.
On
the
le-d
rf
r..
i
trump
Mr.
Champion
was
down
to
the
kin;
and
queen
of
cluiji
and
the
king
of
spades.
In
dummy
were
the
queen
of
Willi
a
deposit
of
S17.50
and
the
balance
of
SirXO!!
on
delivery,
you
can
assure
yourself
of
it
Sounder
before
the
start
of
the
next
fishing
season.
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL
Wilford
Electrical
Works
COW
BAY
Dcoler
in
Prince
Rupert
District
for
EKOLITE
SDades
and
the
ace
and
jack
of
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
900
clubs.
If
Mr.
Champion
discard
ed
his
spade,
dummy's
queen
would
be
good.
If
he
playrrl
a
:lub,
both
of
dummy's
clubs
o
v
O
ON
DECEMBER
10th
would
win.
Kis
actual
discard
was
the
kins
of
spades
and
Miss
Braoh
had
a
few
agonizing
momcnis
is
Mr.
Mui,zy
pu?.zled
over
what
o
discard
frjm
the
board.
Finally
he
p'ayed
the
jack
t)i
r.lubs
then
led
a
clu''
to
win
tho
last
two
tricks
in
diir-"n;.
Mr.
Muzzy
had
executed
a
Vienna
coup
and
a
beautiful
squeeze.
But
he
felt
called
upon
to
make
a
comment.
"I
knew
it,
was
hopeless
partner,"
he
said,
"so
all
I
could
do
was
t:,
run
my
hearts
and
hope
some-oody
made
a
mistake.
Champion's
play
cf
the
king
f
oades
piuves
that
even
the
;
.V
4
best
make
the
wrong,
discart
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE.
Champion
GraKom
Farm's
Paradtr
of
Quarrybras
owned
by
Laura
and
George
Getty
of
Newton
brook,
Ont
O
Michael
Krueger
O
G.
Phil
Lyons
O
Norman
Bellis
O
Walter
J
Smith
These
men
ore
endorsed
by
your
Civic
Affairs
Association
which
will
keep
you
posted
on
City
Council
activities.
r
ounce
!
ce
fo
rp
I
icre
is
nn
finer
tribute
to
any
dog
than
the
judges'
4
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune
up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
With
our
service.
award,
"Best
in
Show."
Men
who
have
judged
the
clean,
mellow
taste
of
Lord
Calvert
Canadiav
Whisky
agree
that,
ounce
for
ounce,
there
is
no
finer
whisky
anywhere
than
Lord
Calvert
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POLLS
MAY
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