Prinre
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
17,
1954
I
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f&KVifiiDOCTOR
MISLAYS
KNIFE
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
mm
.
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I
PARIS
A
Paris
court
found
a
.surgeon
euilty
Wednesday
f
Icavinc
a
piece
of
tils
knife
in
a
patient
during
an
operation.
It
ordered
him
to
pay
('.00.000
francs
$2.2tS5i
in
damages.
Dr.
Jean
Louis
Lot
t
at-Jacob,
performed
a
series
of
operations
on
Georges
Maurer
in
1
!f50
A
year
later
Maurcr
had
to
undergo
Another
operation
in
New
York.
The
American
doctors,
the
court
was
told,
found
the
steel.
t-v.";
hv
f.V'''?"?
it-
i
Something
That
Confuses
the
Issue
for
Declarer
Opined
b
ir;Cir;rbi;
Cf
Professional
voiutubn.
bi
Cafe
Ties
Union
2-2
De.spitc
a
rain-soaked
field
and
a
leaden
ball
the
Gondola
Cafe
cloven
battled
Pulp
Workers
Local
708
to
a
2-2
tie
in
a
spirited
football
same
at
Roose-
elt.
Pa
k
last
night.
Uried
on
by
a
wffll-pleased
crowd
the
Italian
team
overcame
a
2-0
half-time
deficit
to
deadlock
the
Pulp
Millers
but
were
unable
to
.score
the
extra
goal.
Playing
with
the
wind
but
uphill
against
a
determined
Gondola
squad
'
the
union
eleven
looked
In
better
shape
and
showed
to
pood
a;lvantaie
as
thry
peppered
novice
goalie
Jimmy
Flew
In
with
shots.
A
cress
from
Vern
Eckert
p
i
out-side
left
saw
Flewln
beaten
the
first
time
and
Frank
Bol-tong
made
it
2-0
before
the
lialf
ended.
Captain
of
the
cafe
team.
Ad-
In
the
hands
I
have
shown
you
recently,
the
play
of
second
hand
high
was
always
a
sure
thing
you
couldn't
lose.
There
are
many
situations
where
that
play
is
based
on
deception.
It
may
win
or
it
may
not.
However,
it
confuses
the
issue
for
declarer
and
usually
improves
your
chances
of
setting
the
contract.
REFRIGERATION
Sales
and
Service
BOB
FRANKLIN
Days
Black
555;
Nites
Red
480
1023
Ambrose
Avenue
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
.
ADVERTISING
is
'
AN
INVESTMENT
NOT
;
AN
EXPENSE
FUR
STORAGE
PHONE
Take
todiys
Jvuul.
for
example.
There
W;s
no
wav
tn
'
brat
Mr.
Abel
at
four
hearts
if
he
played
correctly.
And
yet
he
went
set.
L-
t's
sec
why.
.
M".
Tl
le
took
the
fi-
twii
ti-lct
s
'ith
the
nee
and
king
of
NKtV
Ft"
El.
TANKS
.
mono
...
no
oi)
75
OC
3
Extra.
V
Oat.
Tanlr
.175
Oal.
Tank
875
Gal.
Tun
1U
Gallic
Steel
DON'T
THROW
THAT
BATTERY
AWAY!
Consult
Rupert
Battery
Shop
Blue
120
134
Third
E.
'INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
Green
8114
-
21
1st
Ave.
E
Nonh-Snuth
vulnmiblr
North
Mi
llruli
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(Mr.
Ali.l)
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The
blUdlni;:
ffcnilh
West
Norlli
Enst
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H
Puss
I
H
pniw
H
p1M
4
11
ah
Pa,,
I
diamonds.
Then
he
shifted
to
!
the
Jack
of
clubs.
Mr.
Abel
won
!
the
ace
and
took
three
rounds'
;
of
trumps
ending
In
his
own1
i
hand.
He
could
sec
10
tricks
pro-.
j
vided
he
lost
only
one
spade.
,
SPADES
THE
Ql'KSTION
1
The
question,
then,
was
how
to
play
the
spade
suit.
Of
course
if
Mr.
Masters
had
both
the
king
and
queen,
or
cither
of
MAKING
SI
RE
he
gets
out
of
the
boxing
game
before
he
started
to
hear
"birdies"
is
Chuck
Davey,
former
Michigan
State
amateur
boxing
champion,
as
he
hands
over
gloves
to
manager
Hector
Knowies.
Davey
announced
his
retirement
from
ranks
of
professional
boxers
after
suffering
seventh-round
TKO
at
hands
of
welterweight
Vince
Martinez
in
Chicago
last
month.
Davey
was
scheduled
for
a
July
1
rematch
with
Art
Aragon,
but
decided
to
take
up
some
other
occupation.
TODAY
OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
210
Fourth
Street
Phone
212
.
Mrs.
Rowe
DRESSMAKING
234
Third
Avenue
East,
over
Rupert
Battery
Shop.
Phone
Blue
126
i
lano
Tambourinl
rearranged
hi;
squad
for
the
second
half,
put-,
ting
himself
as
centre
forward.
!
Flewin
was
replaced
In
goal
by
a
more
experienced
net-minder
I
and
the
Italians
began
to
dominate
the
play.
;
Tambourini
himself,
started
the
Gondola
comeback
with
a
I
well-placed
shot
Into
the
703
goal
and
John
Hahn
booted
l.i
'
the
tying
tally
about
half
way
through
the
second
stanza.
Good
!
goal
tending
by
the
708
keep";-
j
saw
the
frenzied
cafemen's
at-
I
tacks
thwarted
time
and
time
I
tlicc
cards
plm
the
ten
spot,
',
then
th-re
was
no
"right"
way
;-nd
Mr.
Abel
hopefully
went
uu
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
with
dummy's
Jack.
But
Mr.
Masters
.smothered
it
with
the
king
and
Mr.
Dale's
ten
spot
furnished
the
scUlng
trick.
Future
Rosy
For
Cleveland
As
Hitters
Back
in
Lineup
Mi
pby
the
suit,
Mr.
Abel
stop-:
ped
thinking
about
that.
1
Now
what
if
Mr.
Dale
hart
both
the
king
and
the
queen?
In
that
c;
se
the
hand
could
be
made
by
leading
spades
twice
from
the
closed
hand
and
finessing
the
CAPLING
TRUCK
LINE
Leaves
Pr.
Rupert
for
Smitherj
Every
Tuesday
and
Friday.
For
connections
Phone
632.
IF
YOU
WANT
A
CINDER
DRIVEWAY
ROCK
OR
CONCRETE
WORK
Rent
of
Truck
and
Equipment
Ph.
Blue
939.
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
again,
but
the
Pulp
Workers
faired
Just
as
badly
on
their
breakaways
down
to
the
Gondola
goai.
Referee
was
Frank
Nyten.
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
.
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m
By
BEN
PHI.EGAR
Avii:i;ii.cl
Pres
spoils
v.rli.'T
!
Rarely
has
the
future
looked
j
so
rosy
for
the
Cleveland
Indians.
MATINEE
Saturday
2
p.m.
winning
streak
to
seven
Wedivv;-day
night
with
a
5-1
victory
over
Washington
that
marked
the
return
to
partial
action
of
Bobby
LEARN
TO
DRIVE
The
cripples
are
coming
back
Avila,
the
league's
leading
1m-
M-G-M
with
a
bang.
The
club
has
a
j
tor
Contact:
Box
195,
Prince
Rupert
scott
McLaren
CHARTERER
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block.
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
tluee-game
hold
on
fir.st
place
Padres
Register
Sixth
Straight
The
San
Diego
Panres.
abetted
if
not
aided
by
the
Seattle
Rain-
DUAL
CONTROL
CARS
And
the
next
eight
games
are
against
second-division
teams.
The
Indians
ran
their
current
Jack
if
Mr.
Dale
played
low.
There
was
also
a
chance
for
success
if
Mr.
Dale
had
cither
hk'li
honor
and
the
ten
spot.
In
this
case
the
play
would
be
to
put
in
dummy's
nine
If
Mr.
Dale
played
low.
That
would
force
out
Mr.
Masters'
high
honor
and
leave
dummy
with
the
ace-Jack
over
Mr.
Dale's
quccn-ten
or
king-ten.
imors
H'F.F.N
As
you
see,
this
liiat
piny
would
hove
von
on
this
particular
hand.
But
when
Mr.
Abel
led
the
trey
of
spades.
Mr.
Dale,
the
old
fox.
promptly
dropped
the
queen
on
the
table.
This
convinced
Mr.
Abel
that
the
king
was
also
on
his
left.
So
he
won
with
dummy's
aee,
cashed
the
king
of
clubs,
ruffed
a
club
to
get
back
to
his
hand
and
led
a
second
spade.
Here
Mr.
Dale
played
the
five
n
(l
1LLIAM
1
fflffl
i
Al
Rosen
made
his
first
as-
;
I
pearanee
In
almost
two
weeks
j
the
night
before.
He'jj
last
year
s
'
must
valuable
player
in
the
,
'
American
League
and
is
ruii-,
niii"
second
to
Avlia
in
hitting.
I
OXK
CIIANC'K.
ONK
HIT
Avila,
on
the
bench
Willi
n
..hipped
thumb,
came
In
as
a
run.icr
and
stayed
around
to
bat
once.
He
delivered
a
two-run
single.
Rosen
drove
in
three
runs
as
a
,
pinch
hitter
Tuesday
niht
and
I
Sim:
led
once
in
two
tries
Vved-j
iiesday
night.
i
The
other
two
teams
In
the
i
three-team
A
m
eric
a
n
Leajue
THE
NORTHLAND
EMPIRE
Fredrjc
March
Walter
Pigeon
Shelley
lis
NO
MATTER
HOW
YOU
LOOK
AT
IT
PARKER'S
DO
ieis,
are
building
an
impressive,
winning
streak
in
Pacific
Coast!
Lcaauc
baseball.
The
Padres
registered
their
.ixili
straight
victory
Wednesday
night
by
shading
Seattle
4-3.
It
as
the
second
straight
pVcr
the
Rainicrs.
-
j
Al
Cicottc.
regis!
ered
as
iO'ie
of
the
mast
promising
of
(
the
younger
pitchers
in
the
PCI
relumed
to
rlnnlng
form
as
ho
,
pitched
.Sacramento
to
a
3-
win
I
over
Portland.
Cicotte.
wiu
fs
I
lv
j
property
of
the
New
Yok
!Yan-
1
kees,
had
lost
four
in
a
'row.
but1
Wednesday
night
he
gave,
only
i
rAuL
UOUGLAS
LOUIS
CALHERN
Also
TOTEM
Tyees
Snap
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CARS
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PICKIT.
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utility
truck.
New
brake
lining.
Good
condition.
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to
SATURDAY
llvrnlnts
7-9
p.m.
Saturday
Mai.
2
pm.
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THE
FIERCEST
STAND
OF
FEARLESS
MEN
THAT
EVER
MADE
FRONTIER
HISTORY!
For
a
Good
liuv
Don'l
Iniss
"Brig
FOItl)
C'u.stumlinc
Sedan.
race
also
won
Wednesday.
Second-place
Chicago
beat,
Philadelphia
11-8
and
the
New
Yoi'K
Yankees
edged
Baltimore
2-0.
Last-place
Boston
broke
an
tight-game
losing
streak
with
a
3-2
victory
at
Detroit.
Tiie
New
York
Giants
slaved
tilop
the
Na'lonal
League
wit'.i
a
4-0
verdict
over
Cincinnati.
Bro!:l"n
remained
a
game
behind
the
Giants
by
whipping
Milwaukee
8-4.
St.
I
ouis
at
Philadelphia
and
Chicago
at
Pil's-biir-'h
were
ra
ned
-nit.
Home
runs
by
Lou
Limmer
and
Bill
Roup
a
helped
the
Athletics
build
a
6-4
lead
In
Chicago
but
the
White
Sox
wipd
it
cut
wit
11
a
seven-run
seventh
as
Ferris
Fain
hit
an
hiside-tho-park
home
run
with
the
bars
loaded.
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ill
Kntertainmcnt
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FICKl
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Automatic
tran.snii.-..sion.
Custom
heater
and
air
con-di'ioning.
Very
low
mileage.
$1fift
An
A-l
bargain
-lOtlv
four
hits
to
notch
his
six!
h
win
of
the
season
against
10
Js3c;
H
was
the
second
in
a.-row
for
the
Sacs.
,
:
The
Hollywood
Stars
are
be-2
litiint
to
feel
that
pciharis
F'ranch
Rickey
has
brought
hU
bi'srbaii
luck
with
him
from
t'ii
'sinivgh.
Hn"'v(Kir
p..
.'.-e-niiil
sirai'-'ht
game
to
San
Francisco
'liilr
Rickey
watched.
The
s;'rc
P-5.
The
Scnl.-i
scorerl
five
runs
In
the
seventh,
when
Hollywood
starter
Bob
Hall
lost,
hi?
ontiiol
completely.
Tiie
Seals
m'inufactnred
their
runs
in
this
p.
,i
.
.
on
L-vo
nit,,
six
v;ai;s
alK
a
balk.
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V
"Aireelr
fliScfc"
It
Ivfo"
ftral'Mit
over
Oakland
as
Rub'na
C;iui-ch
former
Philadelphia
isu.Muiii
rauio
aiiu
neatur
and
air
conditioning.
2-tone
paint,
excellent
$1890
Caps
Skein
.
In
Twin
Bill
Fly
T
In-
Cruiiiilliin
I'russ
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Tri-City
and
Calgary
rang
up
victories
on
a
rain-abbreviated
Western
International
Baseball
League
schedule
Wednesday
night.
Vancouver
ran
its
latest
winning
streak
to
six
straight
with
a
2-1
win
over
Victoria
in
the
opener
of
a
cloubleheader,
then
bowed
to
the
Tyees,
7-5.
Tri-C'lty
upended
Wenatchoe
11-7
and
Calgary
outslugged
Lcwiston
12-10.
Rain
idled
Salem
at
Yakima
and
Spokane
at
Edmonton.
The
red
hot
Vancouver
Capi-lanos
were
on
their
way
to
making
it
seven
in
a
row
in
the
second
game
at
Vancouver
when
Victoria
sent
in
pinch
hitter
Milt
Martin.
Martin's
eighth
inning
triple
scored
two
men
who
had
walked
and
he
crossed
the
plate
on
Ron
Jackson's
single
to
put
the
game
on
ice.
Vancouver
Manager
Bill
Bren
y.-
.
11
For
a
Good
Buy
in
I'sed
Cars-Just
Ask
for
Derry.
VOI
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FORD-MONARCH
DHAI-KR
Bob
Parker
Limited
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
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Bros.
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belted
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on
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8-0
decision.
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DESIRAB'.LiTlaS
OF
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SPINNING
REEL
Hurrah
for
Home-Made.
Jams
and
Jelli&s
!
For
Sure
uccc88
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THE
NORTHLAND
EMPIRE"
expoteo
spool
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Most
ex
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i1
pert
SPIN-ANSLERS
PREFER
EXPOSED
SPOOL
SPINNING
REELS
BECAUSE
LINE
UNCOILS
FREER.
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FROM
ENCLOSED
SPOOL
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TVPES.
ner
allowed
only
four
hits
In
posting
his
eighth
win
against
four
losses
In
the
opener.
The
Wenatrhee
Chiefs
wcrt
consoled
for
their
loss
to
Tri-City
by
the,
performance
of
a
rookie
outfielder
who
joined
the
fim
Wednesday.
Twenty-year-old
Dick
Stacy
of
Spokane
was
called
up
from
Modesto
of
the
California
League
to
fill
in
for
Ru.ss
McCormick
who
went,
to
1
n-itlmd
In
the
Pacific
Coast
League.
Stacy
clubbed
out
four
singles
in
six
trips
to
the
plate,
scored
twice
and
drove
In
a
run.
At
Calgary,
Ixwiston
got.
seven
runs
in
the
first
inning
on
two
hit-,
but
wns
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CERTO
RECIPES
END
GUESSWORK
SAVE
TIME
AND
ENERGY
GIVE
BETTER
RESULTS
LOOK
FOR
WATCH
FOR
unclosed
spool's
hood
reduces
castins
distance
v
its
friction
on
the
line,
but
it
still
casts
farther
than
regular
bait-castins
reels
do.
Trouble-free
spinning
reel
are
those
with
a
few
simple
gears
of
durable
material,
beware
of
the
die-stamped
inferior
metal
sears.
Some
reels
have
inter-
v
changeable
spools
of
relATIVE
SIZES
FOR
FRESH
AND
SALT-WATER
ANGLERS
WHO
DO
BOTH
WITH
ONE
REEL.
JUNE
30
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in
cvciy
every
!
lypc
has
special
rcapes
ihul
imlb
fnllnweJ.
The,
nol
inlcrdian8t,,lc'
Stampetlcr
home
runs.
Calgary
starter
Bob
Schulte
walked
four
men
and
gave
a
hit
to
Bob
Wil-I'ams.
He
was
relieved
by
Bob
Tompkins
who
walked
two
more
sm.-i
gave
up
another
hit
brfrire
em'ing
Lcwiston's
scoring
outburst.
Home
runs
accounted
for
all
but
two
Calgary
scores.
Roeky
Tcdesco
homered
twice
and
Gus
Stathos.
Elmer
Clow
and
Tompkins
had
one
apiece.
IT'S
NATURE'S
OWN
HELPER
-
Ccrlo
is
jruil
pectin
the
natural
jellying
substance
in
fruit
cx-Iriictcil
and
refined
to
help
you
make
betier-iaxiing
jams
and
jellies
quickly
and
easily.
SAVES
TIME
AND
WORK
-
Once
your
fruit
is
prepared
it
lakes
only
15
minutes
to
make
a
whole
batch.
That's
about
'i
the
time
needed
for
old-fashioned,
long-boil
tecipes.
A
oNi.-MiNin
P.
full,
rolling
boil-thal's
all
you
need
with
Ccrto.
No
long,
tedious
boiling
and
stirring
over
a
hot
stove.
What
u
relief!
50
MORE
JAM
OR
JEUV
-NATURAL
TASTE
AND
COLOR
-
As
no
long
boiling-down
is
needed
hardly
any
juice
wastes
away
in
steam.
You
actually
average
50'r
more
jam
or
jelly
from
the
same
quantity
of
fruit.
And
since
the
boil
is
too
short
to
spoil
the
fresh-fruit
taste
or
dull
the
fresh-fruit
color,
jams
and
jellies
taste
delicious
look
bright
and
sparkling.
SURE
RESULTS
NO
GUESSWORK
Success
is
sure
if
ywt
follow
carefully
the
recipes
that
come
with
Ccrto.
There's
'one
for
each
kind
of
fruit.
Don't
change
a
tiling.
Broadway
Cafe
Product
of
Gonvral
Foods
-
:
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"JXUTf
(
5
For
YOUR
PERSONAL
Fathers
Day
Gift
June
20
7ae
youfc
fc&--liquid
or
crystals,
Certo
in
either
form
gives
equally
good
results
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
f
OR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
m
jam
A-V-
if,