to-
Princ
Rupert
Dailv
News
Friday,
July
10
1953
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Noted
British
Plane
Designer
Building
Prototype
of
Powerful
Pint-Sized
Jet
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Canadian
Planes
In
Air
Show
Racing
across
fifteen
hundred
miles
of
daiigf-r-fni(J
wilderness
.
..
their
courage
forged
an
immortal
American
epic
I
PONY
EXPRESS
IN
COLOR
BY
TECHNICOLOR
6TARRINO
CHARLTON
HESTON
-
RHONDA
FLEMING
JAN
STERLING
-
FORREST
TUCKER
Today
and
Saturday
I
By
AKCII
MacKENZIE
.the
record-breaking
Canberra
!
LONDOw
.!
A
lop
British1
jet
bomber
used
by
the
RAF,
plane
designer
is
working
on
a
Petter
is
building
a
prototype
ol
powerful
rocket
jet
fighter,
only
the
little
plane,
dubbed
the
Gnat,
a
third
as
heavy
and
a
quarter
He
expects
it
to
be
a
potent
as
expensive
as
the
conventional:
anu-fignier
or
bomber
weapon,
type.
and
at
the
same
time
to
be
four
I
The
pint-sized
plane
will
givejto
f've
times
as
fast
to
produce
notiiins
away
to
ordinary-sized
i
tnn
bigger
planes,
competitors
except
size,
claims
I
The
statistics
listed
by
Petter
j
W.
E.
W.
Petter,
who
designed
smack
of
the
lightweight
fighter
Also
Cartoon
-
News
Showt
7
.
9:08
CAPITOL
SOESTERBERO
A
I
R
B
A
S
E
Holland
CP)
Canada's
contribution
toward
arming
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
nations
will
be
exhibited
here
July
18
when
the
Royal
Netherlands
Air
Force
celebrates
its
40th
anniversary
with
a
display
of
Jet
strength.
More
than
4H0
planes
from
Canada
and
seven
other
NATO
nations
will
Join
In
Western
A
FAMOUS
1'I.AYtKS
THtATRl
Saturday
Matinees
J.
-
4:0
cran
turned
out
oy
me
Japan
-BfM
Europe's
biggest
air
show,
from
ese
during
the
Second
World
War,
cashing
in
on
economy
and
manoeuvreability
at
the
expense
of
the
pilot's
lack
of
armor
protect
ion.
The
resemblance
Is
only
skin
deep,
however.
Petter's
plans
discount
the
nossibilitv
nf
the
for
your
money
the
field
where
the
first
Nethpr-1
ri
PTti5-V
-
'
V
TV
2
raw?
8
I
and
GORDON
i
Gnat
being
merely
an
expend-
fs9
frs
I
able
addition
to
existing
arma-
lanas
air
lorce
piane
iook
oii
in
1913.
Representim
Canadi
wilf
be
three
squadrons
of
Canadian-built
Sabre
Jet
fighters
from
the
RCAF'-s
No.
3
fighter
wing
at
Zweibruecken.
Germany.
Leading
them
will
be
Wing
Cmdr.
R.
T.
P.
Davidson
of
Vancouver.
meats.
.
r
of
:
(mm
WARNER
BROS.'-cotM"
IECHNIC010R
TOTE
M
What
he
has
in
mind
is
a
heavy
-
hitting
fighter,
with
swept
wings,
two
20
or
30-millimetre
guns,
light
ejector
seat,
radio,
big
body
fuel
tanks
and
possible
radar
range-finding
equipment
for
the
guns.
Petter
estimates
the
combined
weight
of
the
necessary
equipment
plus
pilot
may
total
only
2,250
pounds,
40
per
cent
of
the
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
Evenings
...
7:
-
9:05
p.m.
Matinee
Saturday
2:
p.m.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
For
Boys
And
Youths
Yes
sirce!
Rir.ht
here
In
littl?
old
Prince
Rupert.
Eight
here
in
Wallace's.
A
complete
hoys'
and
youlhs'
department
equal
to
any
city
.store.
WALLACES
DEPT.
STORE
With
the
United
States
and
the
United
Kingdom,
Canadi;
has
supplied
arms
and
training
to
the
rebuilt
Netherlands
air
i
force,
as
she
has
to
France,'
Denmark,
Italy
and
Belgium.
'
Supplied
under
her
two-year
$361,383,000
mutual
aid
program
have
been
armaments,
ammunl-'inn.
let
in"lnr
and
nthr
equipment.
Last
year,
she
trained
1.400
pilots
nnd
navigator
for
continental
NATO
countries.
-jiit
pf
honor
t
the
air
show
will
be
Queen
Juliana
of
The
Netherlands.
I.
KODEO
TIME
AT
THE
26lh
ANNUAL
two-day
Ponoka
Stampede,
near
Edmonton,
brings
out
the
best
in
broncos
and
bronco-riders.
More
than
12.000
jammed
the
grounds
to
see
this
Alberta
cowhand
battle
his
wild
mount
for
the
required
eight-second
ride.
plane's
total
weight.
He
calls
his
hypothetical
craft
a
practical
flying
weapon
whose
short
production
time
and
saving
on
man-hours
in
construction
"makes
possible
efficient
production
in
many
countries
which
might
otherwise
not
be
able
to
contribute
to
their
own
and
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
defence."
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
t
ri'
r
Li
1
:.
m-u
i
fc.t.lHI
HI
!
I
'
I
SnMfici
to
Chnr
BEiaaZKHHHli
Try
Daily
New?
Want
Ads
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boiiid
nr
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia.
m-
rAL
1240
Kilocycle
CFPR
BLACKWOOD
on
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
FRIDAY
PM
b
:m
S
:?5-S
30
rttlrrs'
Choice
,
IntpriiHt.i'uml
Comty.
-UN
TftflHV
tic
Ncw:
Wrnihcr
R-uirt
CNR
Starts
Training
Younger
Men
SHERBROOKE,
Que.
Witihin
the
next
15
years
most
of
the
present
supervisory
officers
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway.?
.system
will
retire.
To
prepare
a
corps
of
equally
capable
men
to
replace
them
H-MHnvr
Yon
Heard''
KETCHIKAN
WRANGELL
-
PETERSBURG
JUNEAU
And
Other
Alaska
Poinls
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
Full
Safety
Play
Will
Lose
Nothing,
May
(Iain
Much
There
often
is
a
big
difference
between
a
play
w
hich
is
almost
sure
to
be
safe
and
a
play
which
is
absolutely.
safe.
In
today's
deal,
it
meant
the
con
B
OO
Bill
Oood
(Sports
Krvlew
8:15
Supper
Herenade
7:no
CBC
NewM
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:.')0
CBC
Waltz
Time
8
no
Boh
Mi
Mullln
Hhow
8:30
141
BolteK
a
Chnitwin
9:00
tiongn
of
My
Peopln
9:30
-Canadian
Symphonic
10:00
CBO
News
10:10
CBC
NeWN
10:15
Election
Tal
It
Liberals
10:30
Sport
Pace
11
:45
Independence
Day-Doinlnlon
Day
Proitram
1
1
0(1
Weather
Report
M.P.
tract.
H'tntrt
rlciilrr
Both
sidrn
vulnerable
Nrlti
(Mr.
AM)
8
-A
K
H
B
7
5
D
Q
8
7
3
3
the
C.N.R.
ha.s
started
a
staff
training
course.
S.
F.
Dinple,
vice-president
in
rharse
of
oueratlons
told
the
Sherbrooke
Rotary
Club
the
course
is
not
Intended
to
replace
the
know-how
that
comes
irom
study
and
experience
on
the
I
job
but
to
provide
the
supervisor
with
a
broader
knowledge
;
of
the
company's
operations.
Phone
266
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
1
1
nsh
Arrivals
WE
CAN
-
WE
WILL
REDUCE
TAXES
CFPR
1240
on
your
dial
10.15
p.m.
Published
by
The
ProRressive
Conservative
Party
of
Canada
Mr.
Dule
opened
the
five
nf
,nades
and
dummy's
king
won.
Mr.
Muzzy
sw
no
problem
to
the
hnnd
and
in
fact
there
was
rone.
However,
the
wav
he
went
pbout
taking
nine
tricks,
a
problem
was
created.
Thankful
n
heart
hnd
not
been
led,
he
decided
to
go
after
C
K
8
4
.
(Mr.
IHtlr)
(Mm
Kn
11)
S
10
8
5
4
S
-
3
a
A
B
4
2
H
Q
J
1
H
'
The
need
for
supervisors
will
'
D
None
n
K
10
I
the
diamond
suit
by
taklnu
a
finesse
toward
Mr.
Dale.
What
If
Mr.
Dale
did
have
the
king
nf
diamonds?
Mr.
Muzzy
then
would
hnve
four
diamond
win-"rs.
two
snade
winners
and
three
winners
in
clubs.
The
general
plan
was
all
11
04
Music
Till
Midnight
13:00
Sign-off
mTT'U
A
M.
:00
Musical
Clock
:30
CBC
News;
Weather
"Jep-rt
:3ii
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
Ncwa
8:10
Here's
Bill
Outd
8:15
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8
45
l.ltl.le
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary
:i
-Saddle
Serenade
9.30
CBC
Stamp
club
9:45
Songs
of
the
West
9:69
Time
81mm
10:00
Children's
Theatre
.u:ju
worm
Churcn
News
M0:45-CBC
News
10:65
Weather
Report
11:00
Saturday
Dale
11;30
Weather
Keport
II
31
rW
Arrivals'
"
''
-
C
9
7
3
2
C
J
OS
Hmilll
(Mr.
Mu.zi)
8
J
7
8
H-
K
0
IV-A
J
4
C
A
Q
10
The
bidding:
Bouth
West
North
Kast
i
1
D
Phsk
3
D
Pass
3
NT
All
Pat
Sterling
to
Dollars
cosily
and
quickly
increase,
he
said,
with
the
pres-!
ant
"new
railway
buildin?
era.":
He
referred
to
new
lines
being
built
by
the
C.N.R.
to
Lynn
Lake,'
Manitoba,
and
from
Terrace
to
litimat.
!
"We
have
had
to
greatly
ex-
'lid
our
yard
facilities
and
Industrial
trackage.
The
scope
of
jur
.service
has
been
widened
to
ncltide
the
expeditious
move-
ifiit
of
all
types
of
traffic
pas-(
senger,
freight,
refrigerated
ship'-'
iit
nts,
exp
ess,
terminal
and
LINDSAY'S
'
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1!!10
MOVING
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
S1II1TING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
'
World-wide
Shipments.
MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SH'P
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Lid.
I'lione
0
or
69
f
or.
2ml
and
Park
Ave.
Halibut
Landings
iir;ht.
but
the
card
led
from
rinmmy
st
trick
two
ruined
its
chances.
Mr.
Mup.zy
selected
the
deuce
of
diamonds.
""
Mrs."
keen
played
the
five
nnd
the
Jack
was
finessed.
Mr.
Muzzy
looked
very
happv
when
Mr.
Dale
discarded
a
club
on
the
trick.
The
finesse
had
worked.
But
his
elation
was
short
A
total
of
117,01)0
pounds
of
Our
American
and
Oversea
Department
can
help
you
make
use
of
recent
govern-
merit
regulations
that
enable
you
to
bring
sterling
asset
to
Canada.
,
We
believe
you
will
find
the
U'Sn-i
.-k.n
simpler
and
fs
.---
iha
you
anticipate.
1
1
:33
Message
Period
11:34
Rec.
Int.
ll
:4o
i'ersuiial
uibuio
P
M
12:00
PolX
Song
Time
12:30
Music
Profiles
1
:0O
Roll
Back
the
Years
1
:30
BBC
Bandstand
1
:45
Sounding
Braiis
2
:00
Trans-Canada
Bandstand
3:00
CBC
News
3:10
Program
Resume
switching
service
and
the
intro-luciion
of
motor
vehicles
to
co-l
ordinate
truck-train
service.
'Further
improvements
ln-l-irio
a
laclio
lor
yard
work,
installation
of
more
automatic
signals,
and
the
mechanization
of
our
maintenance
of
way
opera
-
halibut
were
sold
by
Canadian
vessels
yesterday
at
the
highest
price
thus
far
this
week
paid
on
the
exchange
was
18.9
for
mediums
on
July
7.
Landings
July
6
Kingfisher
(American)
30,500,
18.6,
18,
14,
Atlln:
Capel-la,
19.000,
18.3,
18,
14,
Cold
lived.
He
soon
realized
that
no
'matter
how
he
handled
the
diamonds
from
now
on,
the
lead
I
would
have
to
be
surrendered
to
Ch
rosne
Sets
.
.
.
i
tions.
These
Improvements
will
Mrs.
Keen.
When
Mrs.
Keen
did
j
,
cet
in
with
her
kine
of
dia-I
monds
she
returned
the
queen
I
create
new
positions
and
we
must
have
men
trained
.to
ijtep
into
',hcm,"
he
said
.
'
.
Here's
modem
moqic
for
your
kitchen
....
Peerlessly
crofted
chairs
and
table
enhance
the
beauty
of
your
kitchen
and
surroundings
.
.
.
Triple-plated
chrome.
See
our
nearest
office
for
detaUu
James
Richardson
&Sons
tiiablUhed
1157
955
WEST
HASTINGS
ST.
.
VANCOIM
Phone
MArine
8511
EXECUTIVE
OFFICES-WINNIPEG
'
Brinchw
Vancouver,
Vionrm,
Olaarr,
tdmontrm.
KraiiM.
Saititon
Mmj.e
Jw.
Lhhculie,
Foruae
U
Fiaifie,
Swijfl
(unrnt,
Kpaort
Viadsuc,
Chailuai,
KitLhencf,
Gall,
Kiaaitoa,
To
onto,
Montreal
.
Mountie
Moves
Up
OTTAWA
i
The
RCMP
announced;
today
the
appointment
of
assistant
commissioner
Clifford
Walter
Harvlson,
52,
of
Montreal,
to
command
the
force's
Toronto
division.
Until
recently
he
was
In
charge
of
criminal
investigation
for
E
Division,
British
Columbia.
July
7
Teeny
Milly,
30,000,
18.9,
18,
14,
Cold
Storage;
Margaret
I,
55.500,
189,
18.4,
14,
Atlln!
Atlin
sold
35,000
to
Co-op.
July
8
St.
John
(American)
30.000,
18.6,
17,
12.
Pacific;
Deep
Sea,
10,000,
17.5.
16.
12,
Royal;
B.C.
Clipper,
77.000,
18,
17.1.
12,
Cold
Storage;
Mother
III,
30,000,
18.1,
16.8,
12,
Atlin.
i
P.
Doreen
with
23,000,
Four-Forty
with
22,000,
Fredelia
III
with
43,000.
Embla
with
22,000,
of
hearts
and
the
defenders
!
rnH.led
off
four
tricks
in
that
suit
to
defeat
the
contract.
Tn
this
situation
that
in
j
where
the
king,
the
ten
nnd
one
I
other
card
are
outstanding
in
a
suit,
the
only
safe
card
to
'end
first
is
the
queen.
In
this
"articular
case,
Mrs.
Keen
prob-
j
"rilv
would
have
covered
t,h
!
kine,
hoping
her
partnpr
had
at
'"ast
one
diamond
so
Mr.
Muz-'
Oenghis
Khan
.the
first
to
use
gunpowder,
conquered
China
In.
the
13th
century.
as
Viking
I
with
16,000
making
a
v
would
still
have
a
guess
4DVERTISINO
IN
THE
DAiLY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
total
of
126,000
pounds
all
sold
to
Co-op.
July
9
Twinkle,
22,000,
18.5,
17.5.
12.
Cold
Storage;
Haida
Chler,
40,000,
18.6,
17.7,
12,
Atlln;
Northern
Breeze
with
45.000
pounds
and
Tramp
with
21,000
sold
to
Co-op.
Spokane
Pilot
Edges
Yakima
Don
Osborn,
manager
of
Spokane's
Western
International
League
baseball
entry,
scraped
the
bottom
of
the
barrel
foi
pitchers
Thursday
night
and
came
up
with
Don
Osborn.
It
was
a
judicious
choice.
The
43-year-old
veteran
sen'
himself
to
the
mound
In
the
tor
of
the
ninth
against
Yakima
.ft"t
Come
New.
the
third
relief
pitcher,
loaded
the
bases.
Osborn
fired
three
straight
strikes
at
Ted
Edmunds.
That
retired
the
side
with
the
score
6-8.
In
the
bottom
of
the
ninth
Bill
Sheets
singled
home
Carl
Rush
to
give
Spokane
a
7-6
edge
and
lift
the
Indians
a
full
game
in
front
of
Salem
Senators
who
took
the
night
off.
Elsewhere
around
the
league.
I.ewiston
shellacked
Wenatclwe
12-3,
Vancouver
whipped
Edmonton
9-1,
and
Victoria
downed
Calgary
5-2.
o
whether
to
finesse
against
'he
ten
or
nlay
for
the
drop
on
i
'he
next
diamond
lead.
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'll".
as
you
see,
Mr.
Muz-
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would
hnve
had
no
problem.
would
have
won
with
the
'e
and
Mr.
Dale
would
have
hown
out.
Dummy
then
could
have
been
entered
with
the
king
'f
rluhs
and
the
marked
finesse
nealnst
the
ten
of
diamonds
would
have
brought
in
the
entire
suit.
Nothins
could
posibly
be
lost
'iy
leading
the
queen
of
diamonds
first.
But
something
-;ould
have
geen
gained
the
'ontract
Itself.
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