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CHOW
ME
IN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
French
Premier
PARIS
(P
Premier
Joseph
Laiiiel
today
won
a
vote
of
confidence
from
the
French
National
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
ELKS
Assembly.
The
official
count
j
SOClAi
was
311
to
262.
Earlier
he
had
told
the
assembly
that
to
vote
him
out
of
office
might
scuttle
the
chances
of
peace
in
0
'
,
f
Hollywood
Cafe
EVENING
OuUiile
Order'.
Phone
VA
'
The
Chilean
volcano
of
Lascar,
4
Good
Fit,
Riht
Trump
IMays
Work
'Miracle'
A
good
fit
between
declarer's
hand
and
dummy,
plus
proper
handling
of
the
trump
suit,
can
work
magic.
And
Miss
Brash
has
to
he
on
the
receiving
end
of
some
kind
of
miracle
in
order
to
bring
home
some
of
her
w
ild
contracts.
!
which
la.st
erupted
in
1951,
is
19,-
MoyBth
try
Dailv
News
Classified
652
feet
high.
Bits'
hau;
Champlon
angrily.
"No
worse
thnn
th
"iefense."
needled
Mlw
Br-'sh.
"WLh
your
hind,
I'd
hive
oper.cd
a
dli-niond.
It's
ludnmatle."
JAKE'SORCHESTF,
w:mr.rvi'iM:w
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY"
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TMEY'WE
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THC
MOV.r.
N0
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
mSBffl.
In
today's
dnl
she
made
a
"ompletelv
unjustified
Uimn
to
four
spades
over
hr
pnrtner's
cngle
r"lse.
As
It
happened
Mr.
Meck's
rolse
wps
cf
t)).
noxlmum
vorie'y.
Even
so
It
ippenrs
M'.ss
Brnsh
mint
lo
e
fhree
dlanrnds
and
a
.tril'un
rick.'
TlJ'-re
Is'
no
nhc'
Id
(1K-enrd
env
of
ber
loslp?
dl
mondi
r-vn
If
that
suit
Isn't
op'-ncd.
Kiet'l
eplcr
r.oth
RlrlP:i
vulnrnb'i
North
(Mr.
Mrrk)
8
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(Mu
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W-tt
North
K
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18
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1'iws
4
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All
Pa
But
that's
where
the
magic
of
the
trump
suit
comes
in.
We
can
hardly
blame
Mr.
Chuinplon
for
not
leading
a
diamond.
With
three
trunipi
to
the
queen,
he
had
no
particular
desire
to
get
in
a
ruff.
And
he
might
be
leading
right
Into
Mi.ss
Brush's
ace-
THE
STARVING
WORLD
of
tomorrow
will
depend
on
food
provided
by
man-made
moons
launched
into
outer
space
to
move
in
regular
orbits
around
the
earth,
according
to
the
story,
.
"Moon
Farms
to
Banish
Starvation"
in
the
May
Issue
of
Mechanix
Illustrated
magazine.
Their
principal
product
will
be
algae,
a
new
food
sub
stitute
recently
discovered
by
scientists,
which
Is
rich
in
vitamins
A
and
Bl
and
has
a
far
greater
protein
content
than
meat,
fish
or
fowl.
The
"moons"
probably
will
be
saucer-shaped
with
growing
tubes
concentrically
arranged
on
the
upper
deck;
drying
and
collecting
equipment,
sturime
bins,
living
quarters
for
the
workers
and
other
equipment
will
be
housed
in
the
shallow
bowl
beneath.
A
tubular
doctTln
the
lower
portion
of
the
artificial
satellite
will
allow
for
docking
of
the
cargo
ships
that
carry
produce
buck
to
the
earth
daily.
Relax
Rest
Enjoy
Chrome
KITCHEN
STOOLS
CAUKrON-"
EvrniiUs
ShWS
r'-'M
'9
Saturday
Mat.
KKlSinOl-.PHJ
Handy
stepladder.
Rubber
treacled
steps
fold
away.
Can
be
used
as
a
chair
for
2-
to
4-year-olds.
Foam
rubber
scat
B0.
$1850
Wave
of
U.S.
Waterfront
Activity
Seen
If
And
When
St.
Lawrence
Seaway
Built
SCOTT
mnaShptgui
Chrome
HIGH
CHAIRS
'
v'
'
Scat,
back
and
sides
are
of
padded,
washable
plastic
5
with
new
SWING-AWAY
TRAY.
"Princess
Anne"
21,5
Rut
the
steel
companies
In
Ohio
and
around
Pittsburgh
are
eager
for
the
Labrador
ore.
If
they
can't
get
it
through
the
St.
Lawrence,
it
might
go
by
water
Kv
SAM
DAWSON
TOLEDO,
Ohio
The
St.
Lawrence
seaway
when
and
if
it
becomes
reality
is
counted
upon
to
stir
a
wave
of
activity
along
lake
waterfronts
on
the
to
the
Atlantic
seaboard
steel
i
onecn
I
WAYNE
MORRIS
JOAN
U.S.
side.
WELDONf
routing
of
incoming
and
outgoing
goods
and
farm
products.
Looming
is
a
scramble
among
the
states
and
cities
to
lure
new
industries.
Toleda
says
that,
granted
the
port
authority
law
it's
asking
of
the
Ohio
state
legislature,
it
plans
to
become
the
foremast
western
terminal.
It
contends
it
is
the
first
lake
port
free
of
ice
in
the
sprine
and
the
last
to
be
closed
in
the
fall.
Toleda
has
ordered
a
survey
of
harbor
possibilities.
mills-and
attract
more
of
them
;
Hp
(lPrlUr.d
Qn
the
normal
op-there
and
away
from
the
Mid-
;
tnlng
o
lnp
lng
of
flubs
nn,j
wcs
'
.
dummv's
aee
won.
Miss
Brash
It
would
also
be
a
swlzzlcstick
stirring
up
many
parts
of
the
"Prince
Charles"
2150
;
economy
elsewhere.
7-9
p.m.
Today
and
Saturday
Marinee
Saturday
2
p.m.
TOTE.
A
K.WKII
S
ri.WKRSTHM
FD
Liwywwi'umi.
pruiiiiiiiy
miu
uuwu
S
W
Ail
king
of
spades
and
found
out
she
ri.'
tf--.i
.J
i
discarded
the
eight
of
diamonds.
I
With
no
show
of
surprise
or
Already
under
way
along
the
i
lakes
are
plans
for
port
authori-
tics
with
taxing
powers,
for
ex-1
tensive
building
of
docks,
for
I
harbor
dredging,
and
for
re-
!
YOU
CAN
DEPEND
ON
i
SUN-LITE
CONTOUR
LOUNGE
Adjusts
to
two
positions
lUsolf
'but
.
.
.
has
not
one
moving
part.
The
chair
,
lounge
that
has
taken
the
Whon
Ul'w-yshi.t
in
art&ft
W
rniHJve
en,fw3
tnw
Hint
WJlP3,
Uti'k-fti'lir,
tirni
fecimg
iff.
,
H
1
J
I
.
1
'
I
i'li
disappointment,
she
proceeded
as
follows.
She
led
a
small
heart
to
the
king,
returned
club
and
ruffed
it.
She
cashed
the
ace
of
hcaris,
then
rufleu
a
heart
on
the
board.
She
ruffed
another
club
In
her
hand
and
now
led
her
lust
heart.
If
Mr.
Champion
ruffed
nt
this
polm,
Miss
Brash
would
merely
slulf
a
diamond
from
the
board,
losing
only
two
diamonds
aori
the
trump
trick.
follow.
Dudd'-Kiditcy
I'ilb
etuim-late
kidneys
lt
NATIONAL
DESIGN
AWARD
two
years
In
a
row.
DANCE
FRIDAY
MAY
7th
Legion
Auditoriu
oormitl
dmy.
Ymi
ler-l
bet
Ut
slrrf
brtter,
wurk
britw.
lift
IJmki
s
nt
any
4
v
dnix
tire.
Vmi
ru
detwud
on
Doid'i.
DETROIT
DLBATES
DOC
KS
rv"'nt
i-
debiting
deepening
;
its
channel
and
building
dock
I
facilities
for
the
larger
freighters
the
seaway
would
admit.
;
Cleveland
reports
its
export
!
business
last,
year
came
to
I
S500
000.000
Its
business
men
talk
confidentially
of
doubling
j
'
that
some
even
say
trebling
it
within
a
few
years
alter
the
1
seaway
is
completed,
j
Milwaukee
is
credited
bv
many
j
of
its
lake
port
rivals
with
hav-
inc
been
forcsighted
in
devclop-i
ing
its
waterfront
for
the-
sea-
way's
expected
coming.
IJf'N'
.MIMUS
OPPOSED
Minnesota
iron
miners,
who
:
ship
their
ore
down
the
lakes
:
to
the
ports
nearest
the
steel
,
mills,
fear
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
would
open
a
cheap
way
in
:
for
competing
ore.
to
be
coming
soon
from
Labrador
and
even
.50
Nylon
and
Aluminum
$24
So
Mr.
Champion
descarded
a
club
and
Miss
Brash
luffed
In
dummy.
JShc
led
baci;
dummy's
last
club
and
ruffed
with
her
last
trump.
Fuming
now,
Mr.
Champion
had
to
follow
suit
and
that
was
Miss
Brush''
tenth
trick.
"Horrible
bidding,"
said
Mr.
Music
by
THE
WESTE
Aluminum
Porch
Chairs
$.95
Popular
Srcamcr
Prince
Rupert
KAILS
Ff)H
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Torts
Eoth
Tkursdoy
at
11
1.)
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEI)M:sV
Midnight
Admission
$1.00
s
Dancing
It-
DECK
CHAIRS
Of
Eastern
hardwood
and
striped
canvas....
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A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
from
Venezuela.
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onifurl
and
Service
;
Jh-A-
I
Canadian
Actor
l''ir
rM'rvjti.Hii,s
writ':
oi
1
CHv
or
rx'ix.t
Office
'rhiff
Itujrrt.
B
C.
KINTKO
ITO.
Miss
Japan
of
1053
and
Tokyo's
No.
1
fashion
model,
will
be
making
her
movie
debut
in
Japan
soon.
The
title
will
be
"My
All,"
but
the
script
does
not
call
for
her
to
have
any
kissing
sce.-.es.
Too
bad!
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy
31)8
Third
Avenue
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
I'lionc
775
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
"
'
'
PRESENTS
"SWEETHEARTS
ON
PARADE"
BY
The
Civic
Centre
School
of
Dancing
Director
BUDDY
TAFT
'
TONIGHT
8
p.m.
-
TONIGHT
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
K.
Dowdlo
303
Third
Ave,
W.
Phone
Green
960
-
.
.
On
Ford
Theatre
Canadian
actor
riume
Cronyn
will
star
at
8:30
tonight
in
"A
!
Letter
for
Evie,"
a
comedy
drama
over
CFPR
on
Ford
Theatre.
He
I
will
be
heard
in
the
role
of
a
.soldier
who
accidentally
pro-1
i
rnoiiw
a
romance
bctwrn
a
girl
back
home
and
his
army
buddy.
The
fun
.starts
when
the
girl
;
lucks
n
letter
in
the
pocket
of
i
.
-.flirt
being
.sent
in
a
.shipment
'
of
army
clothing.
The
soldier
who
receives
the
shirt
writes
her
a
touching
!-;
te-
and.
because
he
Is
definitely
not
tin:
tall
and
handsome
type,
n
li
;.(s
a
j
i
ttJ
i
of
:.n
army
buddy
who
does
fill
those
qu;ili-fication.s.
Romance
blooms
between
the
;iil
ana
th.s
ar.ny
fri
nd
but:
a
si
l
ies
of
hKhly
amusing
mis-
taken
identity'
incidents
follow
iisiilling
in
a
..n.ii
elnii.ix
wnea
the
gill
must
chow
h-iw-e.-the
letter
writer
and
his
friend.
I'l
"'i""
.
u
o.o.i.i
a...
be
Marsha
Hflnt.
The,,
sweetest
story
ever
told
one
whole
entire
day
and
the
whole
family
for
a
change
w',111
try
to
devote
It
to
Mother.
Mother's
Day
This
Sunday
.
Time
for
the
family
to
.stop
-
f
or
i
a
moment
and
tell
'
Mother
how
very,
very
much
she
really
means
to
us
all.
She
Asks
So
Little-She
Gives
So
Much!
A
I
v
i
in
it,
mm
"A
LETTER
FOR
EVIE"
COME
AND
TEST
STARRING
j
i
HUME
CRONYN
and
MARSHA
HUNT
ONE
WHOLE
HOUR
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
PRESENTED
BY
:
I
s
s
From
25c
to
$25Your
Personal
Gift
is
Here
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CANADA
P.M.
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Hankies
Table
Cloths
.Lingerie
Sweaters
Slips
Gowns
Blouses
Skirts
Sweaters
Pojamas
Umbrellas
Gloves
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Purses
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OUR
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STUDEBAKER
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WAGONS
For
Kiid
economical
car
try
our
A-30
AUSTIN.
A
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with
a
low
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of
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SI
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