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Kuperr
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Thursday,
May
22.
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,
with
a
crowbar."
Miss
Brash
was
right.
Playing
four
hearts
and
assuming
a
dla-inand
lead
and
continuation,
you
would
ruff
the
second
dia
Forestry
Men
Meet
For
Safely
Conference
BLACKWOOD
on
n.i
(f-Jnctqe
mond.
Removing
the
opponents'
trumps
would
take
all
of
your
hearts
but
one.
The
first
time
the
enemy
was
in
with
a
spade,
they
would
fire
another
diamond,
taking
your
last
trump.
Since
they
must
get
in
once
more
with
a
spade,
they
When
Is
The
24th
Of
May?
if
Balloons
r
Zip-Zooms
ic
Flags
of
all
sizes
Fireworks
Windmills
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
A
Four-Spade
Contract
Can
lie
Achieved
,
"Put
your
hand
down,
partner,"
said
Miss
Brash.;
could
finally
cash
another
diamond.
But
Miss
Brash
had
no
trouble
with
her
four
spade
contract.
She
ruffed
the
second
diamond
Safety
men
from
the
forest
industries
of
western
United
United
States
and
Canada
will
meet
in
Vancouver
May
29-31
at
the
18th
annual
Western
Forest
Products
Safety
Conference
to
discuss
the
vital
problem
of
keeping
workers
from
getting
injured.
Well-known
speakers
from
both
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
attend,
Including
M.
J.
Foley,
executive
vice-president
of
Powell
River
Co.
Ltd.,
W.
C.
Mainwaring,
vice-president
of
the
B.
C.
Electric
and
Paul
H.
Coburn,
-director
of
motor
transport
division.
National
of
"I've
already
put
it
down,"
Mr.
Abel
replied.
Miss
Brash
took
another
look
across
the
table.
You
call
that
a
hand?"
she
asked.
mm
wmm
and
led
a
low
trump.
Mr.
Champion
won
with
the
jack
and
returned
a
third
diamond.
Miss
Brash
ruffed
again,
cashed
the
ace
of
trumps
and
then
started
leading
her
solid
South
lealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Vfirlli
(
Mr.
Alu-I)
"Well,
it
IS
fairly
weak,"
Mr.
Abe!
admitted
In
woeful
sarcasm,
"but
at
least
I
bid
It
!
rieht,
I
took
you
back
to
'spades
i
beeuii.se
my
spades
were
strong
8
5
3
Il
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mil
Ft
3
a
U-
6
4
j
hearts.
Mrs.
Keen
could
take
;
her
high
spade
anytime
she
l-4
3
!i
Safety
Council,
Chicago,
and
-l
t.ast
(tr.
h:iiiiilon)
(Mix.
Kern)
8
K
t
8
4
lu
fceth
Jackson,
safety
director
for
the
U.S.
Forest
Service.
er.
They
were
lieaded
by
the
five
sxit
instead
of
the
four."
"fjplendid
reasoning,
partner,
simpiy
HpttMHlid,"
said
Miss
Jna.sh.
Mr.
Muzy
was
kibitzing
Miss
M
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A
K
Q
J
J
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ft
c
a
e
6
vn
j
8
6
111
7
cnose.
Miss
urasn
sun
nad
a
trump
left
and
the
rest
of
her
caios
were
ail
higti.
"Just
lucky,"
commented
Mr.
Muzzy.
"Lucky
to
be
In
the
only
makeable
game
contract,"
Miss
Brash
replied,
"and
lucky
you
weren't
bidding
the
hand
fur
me."
!
nra.sli.
"Why
bid
that
stinking
Die-Hard
Reds
Provoke
Riots
In
Prisons
biMllh
(Miss
Brusli)
H-
A
7
6
4
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A
K
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7
The
hkldluR:
Jjiiia
Wt-nl
Nrtl
Bast.
I
S
fitKK
a'
NT
Puss
H
f
IMS
a
NT
Phs8
4
H
ViiRa
4
a
All
pass
r.paile
suit
at
aJIV"
he
whispered.
"1'be
playing
four
hearts
on
this
hand,
with
ISO
honors."
"The
only
plus
score
you
ever
get,"
snapped
Miss
Brash,
"Is
when
you're
lucky
enough
to
get
honors.
You
couldn't
pry
Classified
Ads
Pay
TOKYO
(CP)
High-level
offl
cers
in
United
Nations
Com
ft
1'SslMi
SAHTV
in
forestry
operations
are
three
principal
J.-ts
In
this
field:
(left
to
riyht)
T.
E.
North,
safety
director,
iia
I'ine
and
Cellulose;
Joim
Burke,
k.-cretaiy-matiiicer,
B?C.
(?'
Assueiatiun,
uad
fUy
Evan.
afely
director
for
B.C.
sl(;
J'rodnet.
i
i
Get
nation...
Z)L
EXPERTS
SAY...
mand
here
said
riots
and
inci-.
dents
la
prisoners'
camps
were
provoked
by
small
bands
of
diehard
Communists
acting
on
orders
to
show
that
UN
Is
nils-treating
prisoners
of
war.
One
riot,
at
Pusan
yesterday,
and
one
incident
viojence-rid-den
Koje
Island
earlier
this
month,
occurred
in
prisoner
liy
KAY
UF.X
the
duor
until
the
cake
Is
set
By
KAY
REX
I'll",
Httifl
Writ.'
(about
15
minutes
i.
1
hospitals.
7.
Test
whether
cake
is
bakfri
Next
move
of
Reds,'
officers
career
ulrl
i
un
expert
of
necessity
at
preparing
-PftYALOTV
CANNED
FOODS
w
(A
5
IVAPORATED
said,
undoubtedly
will
be
to
unleash
violent
accusations
that
U.N.
Command
is
so
low
and
contemptible
that
It
is
even
torturing
patients
In
hospitals.
United
States
Eighth
Army
said
the
Pusan
outbreak
was
touched
off
by
a
small
group
of
agitations
among
Hospital
ii.ic"
meals.
,,r;y
friend
says
mushroom
j
i,
her
saving
guire
whvn
f
arrive.
She
pours
It
on
.s
rally
every
meat
dish,
but
I
iiihI
il
inirtictihirly
tasty
on
I'iMirtiTliiins.
j
unriHiki
ii
teiulei
loin
L".
rut
nn
rf
thin,
lignt-bodied
by
pressi
tig
lightly
with
finger-lips.
If
it
feels
firm
and
does
not
retai
l
the
Imprint
of
the
finger.''
It
Is
baked.
8.
To
substitute
r.oetia
fur
chocolate,
use
the
following
proportions:
wne
square
of
chocolate-three
tabt.'sthioiis
eocoa
and
one
4,easKMm
fat.
t.
'
Melt
chocolate
over
hot
water
rather
Hian
over
direct
h(
at
since
chocolate
burns
easily.
Ymi'ix
never
get
,
Carnation
n.
"DIHCIUASIO.
ev
Carnation
Ifte
cream-
n
w
U
umub
cream-"
.
,c
nl)
,
mm
FINE
SI'ONGKS
Cellulose
sixinges
made
of
specially-treated
wood
pulp
will
absorb
20
times
their
dry
weight
and
still
float.
ALWAYS
FUU,n01)lUX
MAKE
THIS
7
DAY
TEST
i
jll
pii-s
es
and
t)row!ied
In
ij
!:!
i:ui.
Then
the
niusli-I
smii).
tintliineil.
Is
pour-i:
iJ
the
can
and
im
to
the
I
.UiiMirred.
it
is
poped
ir
nvi
ii
to
siimner
slowly
'lie
dinner
hour.
iiMiully
serves
this
with
S
.iktd
piilatiM-s.
Her
second
fbli-
al
I
his
time
of
the
year
Tii!y
viould
be
asparaRus.
A
salail
completes
the
main
f
'
-f
Hit'
meal.
i
.lee
I'uilds
of
Newfouncl-
hkI
Labrador
offer
an
ln-
.us
Mipper
dish
called
Ml
OTTT
Ware
sure
GENUINE
KINO
Genuine
buckskin
comes
from
a
species
of
small
deer
found
in
Central
and
South
America,
and
in
China.
m
SKIM
MILK
I
Skim
milk
parties
are
beconi-
j
lug
popular
Ii
SuhkulcK.-wiui,
says
the
Canadian
Association
nif
Consumers.
When
producers
and
distributors
recently
asked
for
an
increase
in
the
price
of
milk,,
women
of
the
C.A
C.
Saskatchewan
branch,
decided
to
promote
tin
use
or
skim
milk.
I.'as
were
held
when
the
uses
of
skim
milk
and
skim
milk
powder
were
discussed
and
demonstrated.
Skim
milk
was
used
in
the
cakes
and
buns
served.
C'.A.C
members
found
that
powdered
skim
milk
costs
about
ltl
cents
a
quart
mixe'd.
They
loimd
It
easy
to
us.1
and
to
store.
837
Art
4piri-(i)eiits:
Two
tablespoons
r;
tw
tablespiKins
flour;
Delicious
ips
iimik;
one
tablespoon
lailisli
iif
desiredi;
two
rpur
mniP,
with
SPDUAHIT
.i
ns
minced
onion;
4-6
j
iiKikeil
egs
(
quartered
i
;
I
ip.s
I'liuked
iiiacaronl;
salt
k':
tli..
butter
and
blend
with
;fl
'Jtir,
four
In
the
milk
and
I
over
a
slow
heat
,
stirring
Sa
lly
until
thickened.
Add
-radish,
onion,
eggs
and
"Hi
Season
with
salt
and
r.
Serve
on
toast.
fim
Mu.AMi
i!ivi;
adAor'Go
Vessel
Bailies
To
Reach
North
K
-rliil
Ui
Hie
Unity
W"'Ws
t'T.
JOHNS,
Newfoundland
Word
of
a
three-day
battle
to
t
4
I
1
tm
M
J
,
i
ill,
M
'
m
:
get
supplies
to
Forteau
Bay
on
i'
Jubilee
Guilds
Rive
the
itiK
bints
lor
baking
cakes
I'liokirs:
I
Be
certain
the
oven
Is
at
urn
w
if
'
i
'
i.
I!'.'!
I
i
the
Labrador
coast
by
the
Canadian
vessel
"Springdale"
was
received
here
today.
The
ship
sailed
from
Corner
Brook
"May
U
and
was
held
at
St.
Haibe
when
lee
conditions
in
the
Strait
of
Hell
Isle
prevented
her
from
proceeding.
n
n
I
C
r
fed.
Ii
'-w
mi
-
r
mm
a
mm
ii
i
'per
temperature
when
the
ready
to
be
baked.
A
wooden
spoon
Is
more
Ii-fnr
l...f,1inir
Hum
o
midiil
V
.
I
"
i
ill
r
"
g
1
it
ii
I
V
.......
-
i
I'ooU"
.supplies
are
low
at-
this
season
of
the
year
all
along
i,hc
west
roust-
wrier
navigation
S
nnt
nossible
from
January
to
I
I
U.-:c
fine
granulated,
sugar.
I
arse
granulated
or
brown
ii
is
used
it
should
first
be
'-d
through
a
sieve.
:t
Fruits
should
be
thoroughly
i"
cl
unci
dried.
Cakes
some-are
made
heavy
by
the
use
'"st
fruit.
-
Sift
the
flour
before
meas-
Mav.
The
Sprlngdale,
commanded
hv
CaDtain
James
Wheeler
of
at.
Johns,
is
now
at
Cape
Charles
endeavouring
to
get
through
the
ice
to
deliver
sup
niins
to
Battle
Harbour
also
on
the
coast
of
Labrador.
4
Place
the
cake
near
the
f
'
f
the
oven
and
don't
open
f
.
1
in""""""
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rh.
I
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Will
last
for
years
Go
on
over
old
roof
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i
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f
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ice-box
Il
1
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m
(
odors.
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stay
factory
V
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lij00'l-Jt
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wrapped
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freshness
protected
"
until
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moment
they
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smart,
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golden
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VnL
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yellow
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..t
ft
1
ll
'
-'
scooping,
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When
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handy
package
guide
shows
&T
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v
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wl.c-re
to
cut
for
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complete
line
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Because
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For
utmost
shaving
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al-wavi
Gillette
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5
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You
skim
off
whisker
with
light,
gentle
strokes
and
when
you're
through
your
face
feels
smooth
as
silk.
For
extra
convenience
buy
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
the
Gillette
Dispenser
that
makes
blade
rhanning
a
breeie.
The
conventional
10-blade
dispenser
is
The
improved
20-blnde
dispenser
at
$
1
.00
has
a
built-in
compartment
for
the
permanent
disposal
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