Seafarers
Back
Gillneltcrs
Three
One
Hour
Lessons
8
Prince
Rupert
Baily
Nmtb
Wednesday,
August
19,
1953
f
free
public
isheu
in
lirit-nient
in
1850.
ithe
principle
'
wa3
esta
(hbraries
iTi
by
act
of
Pari
cemlr.
RCAF
Personnel
Learn
to
Swim
in
Case
of
Crashes
Norm
Cuniimi;h:n
5,
sgent.
said
a
chart.'.
..
H
Duke's
Project
Not
Cancelled
.
.on
TI
1.
.
.
.1
'
.
l,jkn
VANCOUVF.lt
(CP)
The
Seafarers'
International
Union
AFL
announced
todiiy
tivt
it
has
thrown
its
organization
behind
the
BC.
Oillnctters'
Association
which
broke
away
from
the
leftwlng
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
Hst
De-
MIIIIIIHIJIIIIII
(
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
drawn,
up
at
union
,L'
in
Montreal
for
Ule
Gi,'
Cunningham
said
tl
a"
DUKE'S
PROJECT
on
page
222
j
EDMONTON
(CP)
An
RCAF
,
to
train
RCAF
personnel
to
sur-of
ficer
is
teaching
Canadian
air-
j
Vive
cra.shes
on
land
or
.
sea,
men
to
swim
in
three
easy
les-
.worked
out
the
three-hour
swim-tons
of
one
hour
each.
nnng
scheme.
OnH.
T
A
i
Rr,tt
IT
Al:Tnripr
i
Tn
1952
he
ElVPll
Whit
problem.
RCAF
headquarters
ordered
that
all
his
survival-students
be
brought
up
to
swim-nuns
standard
before
graduation.
The
H-day
survival
course
in-
Hied
IDo
mm.
IlltlC
a
single
failure.
"The
ability
to
swim
is
born
in
us,"
says
Sqdn.
Ldr.
Alexander.
'It's
simply
a
matter
of
over-
a
iwo-iom
purpose
In
bi
LONDON
i
Reuters)
Con-1
tinuation
of
the
63.000,000
in-
i
me
uiunettcrs.
iiustrial
development
project
!anAj.ct.c
whose
jQb
ls
i
looked
uke
an
unsurmountable
cludca
u
oays
m
me
norineni
comlng
fear
ol
me
water,
i
ne
Alberta
bush
learning
to
live
!most
difficult
part
of
the
train-
r-r--
Ends
Today
7:
-
3:10
p.m.
'Slight
Case
of
Larceny"
also
"Cry
of
the
Hunted''
Westminster
for
Annacis
Island
near
Vancouver
was
confirmed
in
an
official
announcement
hetv
tu:iy.
i
ltd
)!Jj
ii
t
LLtLJ
s'T
Edmonlon,
onl'ng
is
convincing
the
student
throe
one-hour
instruction
,
that
he
h
able
to
flout
as
Ions?
I
oriiKis
in
which
to
teach
them
a
he
has
-"jnie
air
in
his
lungs."
.
to
swim.
'
That
the
T7otem
works
fS
An
t
xp;
:
--
swimmer
and
demonstralFd
by
one
young
of-
i
;.st;u-lor.
Sqln.
Ldr.
Alexander
who
M
kra
on
,t;r
n
had
always
considered
a
month
'
.
...
i
,,.,..
.!,
r.,..WH
m
rears,
had
unsuccessf
ully
tr?
!
til
iB
M$bB
s
-
Wol'oce's
Infants'
to
learn
to
swim.
After
60
mi..-utes
of
RCAF
instruction,
FU.
Walter
"iyba.
2,
of
bakatKin
wns
swimming
the
width
of
the
nool.
teach
the
rudiments
of
swlm-
piin".
but
he
and
his
staff
came
lip
with
a
solution.
7
hi
instructors
stripped
the
course
to
the
essentials.
Thi
y
em
i
His
style
left
much
to
be
de-
m
Wear
Department
Enjoy
shopping
in
a
"city
JJ
type"
infants'
wear
rirpart-
ment
.
.
.
Wallace's
feature
euality
infants'
wear
at
moderate
price
for
guaran-
teed
quality.
i
1
i
;;ei.;cr.ecl
th
it
three
one-ivur
K.ir(,d
hut
he
did
swim.
At
the
reniidi;
on
sucressi
d;vvs
won
d
1
end
of
.."
second
instruction
period
he
swam
four
widths
of
the
poo'-
The
third
peri'.'
saw
him
practising
emergency
drill
in
nine
fret
of
water.
To
overcome
the
students'
in
i
eliminate
necti
fo
revision,
leaving
60
full
minutes
for
instruction
each
day.
Since
li)o2
they
have
gradu-
Raincopcs
;
1
blankets
y
;'
v
itial
fear
of
water
they
are
told
ito
squat
and
hold
their
breat)-
Diapers
Panties
Sweaters
:
Vests
Gowns
Shawls
while
under
water.
They
are
kept
at
this
exercise
until
th--y
acquire
confidence.
SQDV
LDR'SCOTT
K.
ALEXANKtR,
who
has
devised
a
method
of
teaching
RCAF
members
to
swim
in
three
hours,
stands
in
the
swimming
pool
watching
his
pupils
in
the
early
stage
of
the
course.
Overalls
b
'
'(
Head
wear
J
f
V
;
Rompers
J
I
V
.
V
i
f
jr
'f
Kimonas
fVA
VWT
ftl?!!
Next
they
stand
in
water
:o
WALLACE'S
5
eMhI
JM
dept.
store
'miffi
mfr-
'their
armpits
and
are
taught
'
the
movements
of
the
breast
i
stroke.
The
third
step
consists
i
of
having
the
students
grasn
a
i
rail
at
the
side
of
the
pool
while
'they
are
taught
proper
leg
!
movements.
f
The
students
now
are
told
to
'take
a
deep
breath,
lie
fa-"
I
down
in
the
water
and
kirk
1
BLACKWOOD
c,i
fa
ridge
By
FASLtY
BLACKWOOD
-j
their
way
across
the
pool
usinn
dog-paddle
hand
movements,
but
keeping
their
legs
still.
Then
they
cross
the
pool,
still
with
heads
down
and
holding
.Mr.
Champion
Fails
To
Figure
Mr.
Muzzy
A..V
"(.liVT
IV
A
JIT
their
breath,
but
using
both
Mr,
Champion
bids
the
same
way
with
Mr.
as
he
does
with
Mr.
Masters.
That
is
not
the
way
'
T
l.l'I.Vi
IIOKSt'.MI'll,
l.'ARTIMIS
hands
and
legs.
;
After
the
slu(lnUs
hive
learn
'
ed
these
step
to
the
Instruc
TOTEM,
in
n
lit
tho
'r;imr
i
'
tors'
satisfaction
they
are
vcnhirs
1:
)
:
s
'
'
-
il
-
I
-I
taueht
proper
breathing
while
savagely.
"Ju.t
700
for
lllr
VI.U
Thci
e
was
nothing
technical-
Pion
s
VLitm-H-
Saturday
...
Z-.fi'
'
swimming.
!y
wrong
with
Mr.
Champion's
bidding.
But
there
was
plenty
wrong
from
the-
humanics
angle.
With
Mr.
Muzzy
as
a
partner.
luuber.
7.r)ij
for
the
slam
and
210
in
triik
points,
t-'uis
th?
fact
that
I've
still
got
you
as
a
partner."
Mr.
Chiinpion
should
have
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
trie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
uovernment
of
British
Columbia.
j
he
should
have
stopped
at
four
hearts,
thereby
finishing
the
thought
ol
that
last
point
dur-
Pliivmg
with
rubber
with
a
nice
profi:
and
ing
the
biacaii".
cutting
himself
in
a
position
to
Mr.
M-vy.
nny
rofit
fihould
NEWCOMER
VALERIE
BET-
TIS
dances
as
well
as
plays,
a
dramatic
role
in
Columbia's
Technicolor
musical.
"Let's
Do
It
Again."
Jane
Wynian.
Ray
Milland
and
Aldo
Ray
head
the
cast.
not
necessarily
profit
on
every-
be
aictj.
abie-thq
nsaxlinj
n
hand.
TODAY
7
-
8:15
"Advsntwres
of
Gallant
Bess"
"Black
Shadows"
get
a
better
partner
for
the
next
rubber.
True,
he
couid
have
made
six
hearts.
In
fact,
with
the
favorable
set-up
of
cards
ne
codlo
have
marie
seven.
That
lr.
on
the
probable
diamond
opening
from
Mr.
Dale
he
could
have
won
with
the
king,
cashed
the
ace
of
spades
and
pulled
the
queen
of
spades
through
Mra
Keen.
V
W
Urn
"DANGEROUS
4
Am'
A.i
In
SHOES
by
SAVAGE
it
WHEN.
WET
1
:
'-gjTECHNICOLORS
f
VJTW
i
1,4
1-
SPECIAL
PRICES
7p
m
.,,
Adults
7.rc
,
Chiiren
Jjc
ESTHER
WILLIAMS
That
Million
Dollar
Mermaid's
Latest
Hit
.
.
with
FERNANDO
LAMAS
-
JACK
CARSON
CHARLOTTE
GREENWOOD
f
J
w-.c
from
tl'C
lartrl
Btrk
of
girls'
and
boys'
slioes
in
the
city.
i
OM'KltOS
COOTS
PATTI'.N
STRAPS
0
Bl'CKI.KS
ANKLE
STR.vVs
i
TAKE
ATRIPT0
KETCHIKAN.
fifinth
llrulpr
Nortli-s.mth
vulnomble
Ni.rlll
(
Mr.
('hmilflMl
)
8-8
H-Q
J
10
8
4
3
3
D
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6
3
C
5
3
.!
test
Hlrn.
h-n)
(Mr.
Half)
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-
K
8
7
3
a
8
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6
5
4
II
6
ft
7
8
1)
10
5
4
D
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9
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10
8
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7
4
Noll
111
(Mr.
Mii.j)
6--A
J
H
A
K
B
I
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A
8
7
3
C
A
9
2
The
bidding:
booth
Vlv.it
North
F.nt
2
NT
Pass
!1
II
P"
4
H
Pass
4
NT
Vhxh
5
NT
Pass
6
H
PatJl
6
NT
All
Pass
It's
Technicolor
Musical
and
Romantic
Thursday
to
Saturday
CAPITOL
A
FAMOI'S
ri.AV'ERS
THEATRE
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Totem
Room
C
ocktail
l.ounre
n4
Derby
Loungi
in
foiinertii'n
nil'
STEDMAN
and
GILM0RE
IIOTIXS
Redely
soys,
"You'll
sing
all
through
'52
if
you
buy
an
Fat
at
Strilman
C('
Box
319
for
rcservati
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
If
she
didn't
cover,
he
could
ditch
a
diamond.
If
she
did,
he
could
ruff,
take
two
rounds
of
trumps
ending
on
the
board
and
discard
a
diamond
on
tho
jack
of
spades.
Now
the
king
and
ace
of
diamonds
and
a
Alaska
L
close
by
.
.
.
fly
to
Ketchikan,
the
salmon
packing
capital
of
the
world,
in
the
heart
of
totemland
.
WITH
...
ELLIS
AIR
on
MON.
-
WED.
-
SAT.
leave
Prince
Rupert
1:00
p.m.
AND
WITH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
on
TUES.
THURS.
FRI.
leave
Prince
Rupert
1:15
p.m.
$15-00
one
way
$27,0
rouncl
triP
50
minutes
each
way
ELECTRIC
RANGE"
4
i
A
"
1
'
i
offitot
-
id
diamond
ruff
would
set
up
the
fourth
diamond
in
dummy
on
which
a
club
could
be
discarded
from
the
closed
hand.
But
what
you
can
make
is
PHONE
4
56
for
th
Best
Cob
Servici
ALASKA
Ci!
Ketchikan
wwwwwwwwu
only
part
of
the
story
when
Mr.
;SrP0LISH
Muzzy
is
your
partner.
His
six
,10
trump
call
surprised
everybody
at
the
table.
And
it
accomplished
two
things
both
ad.
It
put
the
hand
in
the
vrong
ccntract
and
arranged-
Tor
it
to
be
played
by
the
weaker
player
in
the
partner
I
m&
w.uiM
Li
hi
a
tiima
1
o
0
m
Z
ship.
"Well.
I
had
150
honors,
partner,"
said
Mr.
Muzzy
as
he
went
down
one
at
six
no
trump,
after
the
queen
of
clubs
opening.
"Wt
lost
nothing
on
the
hand."
"That's
right,"
said
Mr.
Cham-
INGERSOU
HOTEL
CAR
SKKVUli
in-lit
at
Hn,i
It's
gurh
e
li-litit
to
rof.k
vilh
an
eltctrie
rani;el
Jut
about
runst
it--lf.
All
you
ilu
is
rpI
thr
clock
and
pres
a
biiltiin...
VYIIICN
YOU
rOMK
TO
KKTCIIIKAN
Phone
5
fur
Safety
and
Convenience
WHITE
CAB
126
FRONT
-
KETCHIKAN
ENJOY
YOURSELF
AT
MIRROR
LAKE
RESORT
1
1
ne
Fishing
Rustic
Uidge
MEALS
HO
ATS
20
mln.
from
Ketchikan
Ask
your
Airlines
1188'
1
Write
Box
303
MISSION
Hiwult
In'llrr
ciMtkiiig,
tuiirc
iiiilrilioun
food
...
and
lota
more
leibure
for
yourself.
'An
el(;rlric
range
g-ivra
eceri
heal,
exnclly
right
.anil
till
of
it
oing
into
tin;
food,
not
rM-jiHig
Into
the
kiliilif-n.
E4'4iiiotniil
in
fuel
anil
foot!
vnlue.
You
can
Bet
it
anil
forget
it
.
.
.
and
dinner
Is
ready
on
tlm
dot.
Start
now
to
uet
greater
ileaHur
from
cooking
.
.
.and
give
greater
plt-jihuro
ivith
nlial
you
cook.
Ir.p
in
imi
to
look
over
the
latent
cjevica
for
eay
eookins
MSTU
toMum
CUMOM
SHINE
BELL
ISl
WsnJllii
ii.iiuuvv
sural
dm
HOT
SPRINGS
rTTTTTT3
3TT
,
.
fro...
KOil
Yes,
You
Can
Buy
a
Cocktail
IN
KETCHIKAN,
ALASKA
Some
over
and
see
the
sights
of
the
World's
Salmon
Packing
Capital
.
.
.
Our
new
$50.00!),'t()0
I'ulp
Mill
.
.
.
Fish
in
the
$3
000
Salmon
Derby
.
.
.
Catch
a
iness
of
via
Ellis
Air
timtj
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNT
"H
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Iran
mm
neai
i"
,
.
.
ills
spots.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
.
.
-
Mo'
I
.
i
minim
1'Ji".
j
.
.
.
"
ei.ntnn,
'-'
trout.
And
relax
in
one
of
our
fine
cocktail
lounges.
mi
yi
11
i
mi
mi
mi
:
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