Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
8,
1953
BLACKWOOD
on
WALLACE
.DEPT."
STORE
CfB5
TOO
TAME
1
CALGARY
(CP)
Because
zoos
find
lions
expensive
to
keep,
and
lion-tamers
want
their
animals
wild,
the
Calgary
zoo
is
P'
,'
Boys
one
Girls
fcv
finding
difficulty
disposing
of
FLANNEL
LINED
surplus.
It
has
three
young
cubs,
'
bred
In
captivity.
i
Meet
to
Discuss
Effect
Of
Alcohol
on
Driving
Spcial
to
The
Daily
News
conferences
will
be
more
than
TORONTO.
The
effect
of
al-
200
scientists,
doctors,
lawyers,
cohol
on
driving
will
be
probed
safety
experts
and
law
enforce-by
representatives
of
more
than
ment
officials
from
every
part
20
countries
from
South
Korea
of
the
world.
y
to
Argentina
when
the
second
The
first
conference
was
held
Boxer
Longs
By
EASLtY
BLACKWOOD
X
v
V
Dale's
Craftiness
Puts
Abel
Down
One
;
And
Bib
Overalls
S
$2.S5
-
3
95
f
y
f.
t
i
international
conference
on
alcohol
and
road
traffic
'
gets
under
way
here
tomorrow.
Purpose
of
the
conference
is
in
Sweden
in
1950.
Since
then,
research
on
alcohol
detection
devices
such
as
the
breath-
Here
is
one
of
the
devices
you
can
use
when
you
are
almost
strong
enough
to
make
a
force
to
game
after
an
opposing
opening
bid.
You
can
overcall
with
one
more
than
necessary
in
your
own
suit.
to
study
the
effects
of
alcohol
balloon
test
and
the
alcometer
on
road
traffic
and
to
deter-
has
been
conducted
in
Canada
mine
what
can
be
done
through
and
elsewhere.
Surveys
and
ex-scientific
investigation,
educa-
oenments
in
various
phases
of
tion,
legislation
and
law
en-
drinking
and
driving
have
been
It
pays
to
buy
quality,
especially
when
quality
costs
no
more.
Choose
from
either
denim
or
corduroy
both
with
warm
plaid
flannel
lining.
S
Sizes
3-4-5-6-7
years.
1
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
III11IB1I1III
This
bid
says.
"Partner.
I
am
not
quite
powerful
enough
to
make
an
overcall
In
the
suit
bid
by
my
opponent.
But
I
don't
EHi4
dealer
Nolthcr
sllc
vulnerable
Nurlli
Krrll)
b
6
6
'
H
9
4
l6
Ml
OK
Q
4
foicement
to
combat
misuse
of
made
during
the
past
two
years
alThnl
pmong
drivers.
need
much
hup
irom
you
10
make
came.
About
a
trick
will
the
results
of
which
will
be
pre-
Taking
part
in
the
four-day
iciHea
at
the
conference.
Wot
(Mr.
Iiulr)
8
10
U
8
7
4
3
ll
A
y
9
rK
7
(Mim
llr.li)
tt-K
J
3
H
None
I)
A
y
J
III
t
a
do.
And
don't
worry
too
much
about
my
trump
suit.
It's
long
nd
strong."
Understanding
this
message,
Mrs.
Keen
had
enough
to
raise
Mr.
Abel's
Jump
overcall
in
today's
deal.
Miss
Brash
thought
a
long
time
before
passing
four
hearts,
doubled,
but
as
it
turn
C-
3
tit
c
a
7
8
M.nlh
(Mr.
,lrl)
H-
A
W
II
K
J
1U
8
7
3
a
U
B
C-A
J
10
ed
out,
her
final
decision
was
a
profitable
one.
Mr.
Dale
put
up
a
sly
defense
THE
AI.L-Yi
KATHEl
J
fashion's
smart
:.-,,
evcry-day
wear,
his
1
2
Th
iiuuiunr
fUwt
South
ID
2
H
3
8
4
H
based
on
a
plan
to
take
tricks
J
8
DDI
'J
II
All
Pom
with
all
three
of
his
trimps.
He
nfteidte
oDened
the
five
of
clubs.
Mr
should
have
become
susplctou.
Abel
won
on
the
boara
wun
the
queen
and
led
a
heart.
Miss
ac:;iBn.
uenerously
smooth
aceUite
tiuy
lare
round
patch
pr
man
sleeves
and
hat
collar.
The
coat
iimt-at
Annette
Maiistll'i
when
Mr.
Dale
refused
to
leai
either
of
the
suits
bid
by
hit
side.
He
should
have
known
Mr.
Dale
wanted
to
ruff
a
club.
To
eliminate
the
chance
of
that
happening,
he
should
have
led
a
diamond
at
trick
two.
This
Brash
discarded
the
ten
of
diamonds
and
the
king
lost
to
the
ace.
Now
Mr.
Dale
led
his
last
club
which
was
taken
with
the
ace
in
thp
rinsed
hand
Out
came
an
Q2
KNOWS
THE
mi
ther
trumn
and
Mr.
Dale
was
would
have
taken
away
the
onl)
in
with
the
aueen.
..
I
possible
means
of
entry
to
Miss
He
led
back
his
small
dia-;
Brash's1
hand,
mond.
the
seven,
to
make
sure
And
with
that
enfry
gone
STRATHMOPX
ft
Mrs.
Martha
tXiMj.r
ild
widow,
esUmattiib
total
of
$1,350
by
taf.
honors
in
several
n
:
grams
during
Aujua
Miss
Brash
would
win
the
trick.
1
Mr
Dale
would
never
have
taken
She
did
win,
with
the
ace,
and
ja
trlcfe
wth
Ws
gU
of
hearU
returned
a
ciuo
wmcn
mr.
lhic
j
ruffed
with
the
six
of
hearts.
(
.
Down
one.
Today
and
Wednesday
,
7
p.m.
9:05
pn
Mr.
Abel
had
no
excuses.
He
Lana
Turner
Marries
Again
tew
Swwps
lh
Scrun
with
Apichi
fury!
TURIN.
Italy
1
AP
Film
stars
Lana
Turner
and
Lex
Barker
were
married
Monday
in
a
climax
to
a
long
romance.
Tlw
civil
wedding
took
place
at
city
hall.
Barker,
who
played
Tarzan
in
v
CHARLTON
HtSIOH
nSflB!
ARROWHEAD
itunmouLun
1
if
.ikP.i.nciUirJi4
several
films.
Is
in
Italy
making
a
motion
picture.
Miss
Turner
lp
fO
accompanied
him
here.
,ropcye
CAPIT
Miss
Turner,
33.
and
her
carroon
H.W
they
I
and'
News
bridegroom,
S4.
thought
had
given
fans
the
slip
would
be
wed
In
privacy.
I
But
ns
they
arrived
at
city
I
hall
30
curious
clerks
from
the
I
-
BURT
LANCASTER
!
registry
office
were
on
hand
and
photographers
crowded
:
about.
Miss
Turner
previously
was
m
1
i
Mayo
wed
to
band
leader
Artie
Shaw,
actor
Steven
Crane
and
millionaire
Bob
Topping.
1
'
YjTyT
nfy
WAHNtu
bos'
1
pulp
and
paper,'
mining
anil
manufacturing
rt
f
.i
1
t
itutlii'ir
pjeKeiU,pNitioti-r-whiih,
JJ.i
-
H""
I
jnihisuies.
!
L
indirectly,
adds
to
the
prosperity
of
all
iHT
Canadians.
,
m
a
Uranium
Found
in
Maritimes
HALIFAX
Mines
Minister
A.
H.
MacKinnon
said
Thursday
uranium
has
been
discovered
..!
"I
IjnUUK
LUIMNDKh
.
'
'
TODAY
&
WEDNESDAY
rem
Eveninqs
7:
-
9:
p.m.
AMMorsrun&'n
I
J
over
a
fairly
wide
area
01
a
1,000.000-acre
tract
on
Cape
Breton
Island.
He
said
the
deposit
may
be
of
'
great
value.
'
MacKinnon
made
the,
announcement
at
a
dinner
meeting
of
the
Mining
Exploration
Corporation.
Ltd.,
of
Toronto,
which,
he
said,
made
the
discovery
and
Intends
to
spend
$1,000,000
on
exploration
in
the
area
during
the
next
three
years.
Behind
the
familiar
wall
switch
lies
the
far-sighted
planning
and
ingenuity
of
Canada's
electrical
in-
.
dustry
that
provides
the
low-cost
power
and
efficient
equipment
which
is
helping
to
raise
our
standard
of
living.
When
you
want
light
in
a
room,
you
sSjr
just
Hick
a
switch.
It's
as
simple
as
'3
"pjP
that.
And,
if
that
minor
miracle:
is
ft
v
taken
for
granted,
consider
a
few
of.
LrSSfe
l'ie
ot'ier
tas'kS
electricity
performs
in
the
home.
It
cooks
complete
meals
while
you
are
out
takes
the
labour
out
of
cleaning,
polishing,
washing
and
ironing
keeps
perishable
foods
in
perfect
condition,
for
months
if
necessary
supplies
constant
hot
water
brings
you
radio
and
television
entertainment
and
helps
to
keep
your
home
cosily
warm
in
winter
and
delightfully
cool
in
summer.
This
is
fast
becoming
the
pattern
of
living
in
even
remote
Canadian
homes
today.
When
you
flip
that
familiar
switch
on
the
wall,
have
you
ever
given
a
thought
to
the
amazingly
intricate
system
of
power
equipment
that
lies
behind
it?
From
the
start,
the
story
of
Canada's
electric
utilities
has
been
one
of
phenomenal
increases
in
demand
for
power
being
constantly
met,
with
the
result
that
Canada
has
become
one
of
the
most
highly
electrified
nations
in
the
world.
And,
as
always
with
this
enlightened
industry,
tomorrow's
needs
are
being
taken
care
of
by
today's
planning.
This
Company
engineers,
manufactures
and
supplies
a
complete
line
of
electrical
equipment
including
generators,
transformers,
switchgear,
wire
and
cable
for
the
generation,
transmission
and
distribution
of
electric
power
as
well
as
the,
motors
and
contiol,
electronic
devices,
appliances,
lamps
and
other
products
that
put
it
to
work.
We,
of
Canadian
Ceneral
Klectric,
take
pride
in
the
fact
that
electric
power
has
become
the
pulse
of
the
Canadian
way
of
,
.
f
r
1
t
1
JUL
While
the
role
played
by
electricity
in
the
hune
naturally
looms
large
with
j'
all
of
us,
it
should
always
be
reineiu
bered
that
by
far
the
larger
part
of
the
me
iM-cause
asijuiiauus
T5TSjs.
oldest
and
largest
electri-
power
generated
is
used
by
industry.
In
fact,
it
is
primarily
because
of
the
availability
of
this
dependable
source
of
power
that
Canada
lias
been
able
to
develop
her
aluminum,
cal
.manufacturer
we
have
helped
to
make
it
so.
You'll
Need
This
Care
for
It
Now!
It's
hard
to
think
of
winter's
cold
days
with
a
hot
sun
over
our
heads,
but
any
homeowner
knows
that
his
radiator
Is
needed
sooner
than
he
thinks.
That
is
why
the
wise
home
owner
calls
us
now
for
radiator
cheek
ups.
Play
safe.
Phone
174
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&
Elkins
LIMITED
259
Third
Aye.
W.
and
groutf
riant
the
for
your
Jut"
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