m4 _ sian aro 4. aN, kt . + ABOARD CRUSADER (cP) — They're flying a yellow pennant] crite, and before long the trouble breakfast on this Canadian destroyer dur-| started, Insvead of her usual beer,” ‘Ang*its latest patrol to Korean|yayacg SEZED HR OTHSR CAPTURES ‘walers. It could mean trouble, ¢ Fr the present, however, it ncans Esther Williams is a resi- dent in the wardroom. And a fontented one, despite the fact she was kidnapped by the des- ‘Lroger’s captain and executive olficer. : Not the rea flesh-.nd-b'ood swimming star of the novies, of course—just her photograph, But what a photograph! - The Australians started all this back in 1942, Esther's picture Was chosen from dozens of pin- ups aboard the Australian des- Ped ne. cunning away. lovers, dear, Canadian Crusader's Sailors Recapture Prized Esther Pennant From trover Nepal as the officers’ fav- At the end of the Second World War, the crew of the United States destroyer Bataan made off with the Aussies’ prized pho- to. The Aussies lamented: “A rusty old Yankee destroyer Was rotting in Sasebo Bay, When by low and underhand They came and stole Esther “So she left her Australian And became an American’s N.S. Vessel With coffee and doughnuts fo1 But tho extfee amd doughnut: Weren’t for Esthey for long. Ships of other countrics carried her of’ by whatever means they could whenever they could—until thr thread of her journcyings wa: considerably. tangeld, Somehow, however, she wounc Up aboard the US. destroyer George and early one recent! morning, while that vessel was in drydock at Sasebo, Japan, thr Crusader took Esther over. The captain, Lt-Cmdr. W. H Willson of Calgary ‘and the ex- ! NE United Nations in Far East ‘swimming star Esther Willi «8 photo of Miss Williams g . Tivalry. Holding the troph ‘the Canadian clestroyer "W.-H. Willson, Calgary, Cc “Smith, Victoria Current, Sask. Custoy clean COCO SPORTSMAN’S 6 volt Model. $20 O5 NASY ‘TERMS ON ‘THESE McRAE The Store LEVER "STEAL" A CAR? At these prices, those late morlel, A-1 Used Cars, Are a steal if we evor saw one, Como in and look fam over, These and many others to choose from, 40 CHEVROLET SEDAN MUonIng, ONDY ccs HSA Seweremneasennersinersnerie ir setae “FORD SED Custom radio, heater mad ate condi tlonsig. HO MONARCIE SEDAN New paint Job, Wd: threes, Bob Parker Limit OF: THE MOST COVETED pennants among ships of the waters is the one depicting Hollywood ams. The pennant, called Esther, and O together and are the cause of much and pennant, now the possession of Crusader, are, left to right: Lt-Cmdr, Tusader’s captain, Lt-Cmar, H. 4H, » and Commissioned Gunner Fred Jones, Swift y rongcy Do Wallace's Men's Shop- FOR TH? MAN” AND WOMAN—WHO CARES Moderate in prices, tops in quality and service. Pleased to serve you ~—serving to please, . ” Trousers Jackets Suits Underwear: shirts Work Clothes WALLACE'S DEPARTMENT sT0R SAAR RR RM EROR NEU AE ate BROS. LTD. That Service Builé” Phone 6 or 36 ‘11 CHEVROLET SEDAN Automatic transmisstan, Two-tone punt job with CUNEO NOULOP, ssn KISS0 LA CCRT TTY MetneRSEVEEReRee 32 CHEVROLET 44)-'PON PICKUPS Tike new condition, Just gone 11,000 miles, Cue tom heater, ONLY. WIL0 Wheater and ate con AN xceptlonnlly ramon TID eT cae BS INTERNATIONAL. 4>ton Only 10,000 inilox, Tonter like how UPD ER Dp D rete tEneee RLA0 ed Cod motor vom MELD YOUR FOUD-MONAROT DEATET "The Home of Mrlendly Borvicg" DORR AERO EOE cutive officer, Lt.-Cmdr, H. B smith of Victoria, stole aboard the George and abducted her. The Crusader ‘isn't the first Canadian destroyer Esther has sailed with. Back in 1950, dur- -ng the carly days of the Korean of the Sioux and Cayuga, ——— Arctic Posts Nar, she graced the wardrooms | CARRYING AN UNDERWATER “TORCH"—Using’ a ‘diver aids in the raisin deep-sea. divers and. underwater salvage’ personnel have | Goal of Ships ‘Sailing Today | OTTAWA (P)—Three heavily- < | laden ships sailed trom Quebec’ of dollars’ worth of valuable milit deep” blast or eut their way-while reclaiming ships, pl portant to our national defense. City today bound for the Arctic on what is billed as “the most exlensive Sea-supply operation ever attempted by Canada’ in peacetime.” They will be joined in the north by two more vessels in the task of carrying food, fuel, medi- cine and, other. Supplies to wea- ther stations and other’ outposts in the Arctic archipelago. The operation has been Officially named “Nors 1,” Toughest task has been given the convoy’s flagship, the newest and most powerful government icebreaker, the d’Tberville, She will try what no other reach the joint Canada-U.S. weather station at Eureka, 700 g, Bay and Isachsen. The last three | Will -be supplied by air since m) they are not readily. accessible M by sea, Tha northwesternmost | is Alert, 550 miles from the pole. Leaving Quebec City with the d'Tberville will be the freighter Gander Bay and the tanker Maniba; Which have loaded'T570 ons of cargo and 1,887 tons of diesel of] and gasoline, JOINED BY OTHERS They will be joined at the en- trance to Hudson strait by the fovernment icebreaker N B, Mc- Lean. The Aretic supply ship C. D, Howe, whieh left Montreal Tune 26 to supply outposts along ithe Hudson strait, will meet the| ? jconvoy at Resolute Aug. 13. More than 3,600 tons of sup- plies and fuel are to be landed at Rosolute within a few days A crew of 50 stevedores from Montreal will work on the round- the-clock operation, When that Is fnished, Capt iV. A, Caron and the d'Tberville | Will allempt the voyage north to Eureka with 300 tons of supplies. If the outpost ean't be reached, the supplies will be returned to ‘Resolute and flown in later by “RCAF alvlift, | oe ea RT Se OD REEL ma ms So | DEEP WATERS al of po h sh at the very first trick, and, not wishing to lead away play the 10 of clubs trick?” he asked Mr. Muzzy whe the hand was over. “Then w would have won a club, a heart; ANALYSIS CORRECT As you can see; Mr, Champion analysis was correct, “Mr. Muzzy; are ar . : | ‘ O ° q 1 wt y claimed he went up with the ace Club return might have been the Mt. Dale night have the single- on queen. But, as Mr, Chanrypion Applying the rule, Mr. number of the card Wed) from 11, resents the sort La the trey, BLACKWOOD on - BRIDGE By EASLEY BLACKWOOD Muzzy Has Bad Defense So Dale Makes Do you see how Mr. D g of a ship resting on the ocean's bottor special underwater cutting’ torch, a Navy m. Since the end of World War. q, accounted for the recovery of millions ary equipment. These §pecially trained: “scavengors of the anes and countless othe: items vitally im- 1 Four Spades ale could make four spades on this hand? Well, he couldn’t against good defense, He would have to lose two spades, a heard and a club But Mr. Muzzy helped him with a ba East dealer North-South vulnerable Mr. Champion was on lead, North (Miss rash) | Muzzy's hand and the dummy. So Mr. Dale would have N had no place to park his losing € heart, , As a last des ‘an allbi, Mr. Muzzy argueél Mr. ;Champion’s trey of clubs might, i. { Have been a singleton, in which yr case the play of the ace and a on the first 1d two spades.” only play to defeat the contract, “That's possible,” Mr. Champ- jon admitted, “But 1 had only one club, then vale would have had six, Tee a cra eee we rent mi ere eps ere MARINE ACADEMY The United States Merehan' ite) Marine Academy has a com ple- number of clubs ment of 890 cadet-midshipmen outside of from every state in the union, clubs becduse he was afrald inted out, the rule of 11 proves at to be impossible, | Muzzy | ould have deducted three (the PCS ngure cought ALUMINUM WINDOWS DEALERS ARE YOU INTERESTED JN TD you can sel) or have w SELLING Piele Une of altontnum Prime wad ‘Triple Track combination nd Tesidentlal Doors, Rives you nm treme AND PRICK We furnish Hnent stock and every @ poors DEALER SALESMEN A BETTER DEAL? 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TIMES HAVE CHANGED Antlquated moving methody, wre ronlly out of date at Minitsiy's . 6. there youll (ind. the latent ecudpnvont vadlahte, ty ths (ty und age: KERVION JH ennenediul, Kyulpment and service RO hand We hand to ensure Chat your move In completely kitllyfuctory, .., GO MODERN GO... d defensive play county, 6 4 ly New 164 w Ly t Se ) ) _ t toe wet ae nn from the | death to survivors marooned’ on rooftops | ‘reaching here carly ‘this mornin carried downstream by the angry ‘ sanctuary on the roofs, Several police woy Mr. Moose Takes a Trip tated aes, Prince Rupert Deily . _ Saturday, us bis DEADLY SNAKES Arty FLOOD VICTIMS IN inyy CALCUTTA (Reuters)—Déadly eo ungle by the flooded riyoy brag and p Brohmaputy, B sald hun river of hemselves Into the water to escape the snake , AY "THE KN STARTING MONDAY, ~~ Rasa anh you love me{ Ra ie a On. vane CARNIVAL ttorsing . FANE BUTER-SEE COCHRANE ~— ALSO — Shark Killers ATI , ‘ i ‘ a. ~@ AC Pamons pig i a Law Dries Ur ‘taw Vries Up ' ° e Hard-Drinking — |\\ ! ¥ Cty ‘Phenix City” PHENIX CITY, Ala.:ld)-Hard- drinking Phenix City, informer) days a favorite place for thirsty ‘Soldiers had its once-enormous alcoholic output officially cut to a trickle Friday by order of Gov. | ernor Gordon’ Perséns of Ala- ( bama, —— | In his latest move to beat the, vice-ridden community down to size, the governor. Thursday or- dered the state alcoholic bever-- age control- board to suspend all liquor licenses: in riotous Russel]! All across-the-bar Hquor sales in Russel county were stopped by |. Maj-Gen, Walter Crack Hanna |; almost on the minute the fOv- | ernor’s order: was released: | NO DRINKS FOR SALE Not a drink could be bought |. at saloons, billiard parlors, honky tonks and cafes which just six weeks ago overflowed with sold- 3.8 ‘general, is in charge of National | g here. | | from any of his honors in spades, S—9 8 3 mus wor the Tew rene hearts and diamonds, he opened Sh : : 2 She will time her dash ‘trom his fourth highest club, the trey, | C—K 85 Resolute, some 400 miles further The five was played from dummy | West. ast v vaach the goog | and it was up to Mr. Muzzy.) (Mt. Champion) (Mr. Muzzy) B clantet yeetch the ice-clogged |e Tt hesitation he went in’ S-K J 6 s—4 : channel west of Ellesmere in the rith the | H-K J H—Q 10753 M'brief period when ice condi, Wit’ the’ ace. | DJ 43 D—10 972 tions will be easiest | Nr. Dale took the heart rete | C9 7 63 2 oot ’ 9 a » iwi ummy's ace, led a spade ; no ee ue 4,000 TONS OF SUPPLIES {tothe ace, then cashed the queen | mo Qi 742) wg: «The . five vessels will. deliver : of. clubs. Now he went to dum- j D—K Q's Bmore than 4,000 tons of Supplies|my with the ace of diamonds, ! C~Q 4 . @ for.the five weather stations op- led. the king of clubs and dis- | The bidding: HB erated by Canada and the U.S.!carded his heart loser. Thus! East South West North | : Special landing craft will put/he lost only one club and two! pas as ps au w Cargo on the beaches at Resolute, spades, making game and rub- pass 4s All Pass sg fureka and Padloping, on -the / ber. a reer 8 ,srum when he realized what had elubs higher than the trey were | Resolute, “Eureka, Alert, Mould happened. “Why didn't you in Mr. perate attempt at! tion ( fers fram nearby Fort Benning. Hanna, Alabama adjutant- uardsmen enforcing martial law In his letter to the liquor board, Persons said the “cmer- gency” is the “outgrowth of the murder of Mr. Albert L, Patter- son and of widespread gambling Operations, prostitution, ‘corrup- and practical! forms of vice.” a ( NORTHERN ISLAND, . \ Ballin island, laregst of the! 4 Canadian Arctic Islands, covers 197,000 square miles, nee eee \ y call othor | 4 MONDAY to WEDNESDAY — 7 a You'nb RATTLE «+ | FOREST For quick resu “rooay AN HE T.and 9:05 pm. “TANGANY "SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ON JAMES MASON “TREX Aug _ JUNE -Bavoe oi “LADY: POSSES es, ‘ His Pa Ae. 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