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4 ct And to those looking for a hint! lence. ;

“AT; to, bis future plans, he des-| He was presented wilh a por-
20 ibed himself as “a party polt-, trait of hiinself painted by Gra-
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“ uy at any time become Involved | signed by most of the members
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, ‘YT cesday, November 30, 1954.

‘LONDON (CP)— Sir Winston: Second World War ended he

ith birthday with the fervent; if necessary to stop the Russians
ype that he still hag “some ser | from sweeping over all of west-
ces, to render.” ; ern Europe,

‘Looking especially fit for hist Churchill. was in his best ora-
3e, Churchill heard culogies; torical form in accepting gifts
fom all political factions in the‘ from members of the House of
ouse.of Commons with “pride!Commons in ancient Westmin-
ister Hall before a television aud.

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j of the House.

and! Churchill, who prides himself
as a painter, remarked implishly

With twinkling eyes

eek by disclosing that as the! able example of modern art.”
womeny | Moved by the birthday recep-

hurchill today celebrated his "planned to arm German troops’

(a glow of safisfaction and opti- ;

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mism, He saw he had seven; North (lr. Abel)
tricks outside of diamonds and: s a 7 6 45

b him win: ~-0 6
that if the enemy let him -win: DK OIRS

the first.two rounds of diamonds |
his contract would be made.

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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD
Muzzy Felt Optimistic, Then a Bit Confused ~,

- On the hand preceding this one Mr, Muzzy. had] ’

played three no trump in a very similay situation.
The dummy had held a diamond suit just like today’s

—With no side entry—and Mrs. Keen had refused to
play her ace of diamonds until the third lead of. the}
suit, This effectively shut out the dummy and re-}

sulted in the defeat of the contract, .
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M@ tion tendered him by political
t Bi friend and foe alike, the prime
WALLACE S @ minister called it the “most re-
. Ei markable public oceasion of my
dh m life.” ,
ey 6 #; Churchill made no direct ref- i reas vey SETA et
i * ei crences on his future plans— PUTTING AN ORIENTAL touch to the. usual wedding cake picture, Mr. and Mrs. William Fry-eat
Fi ilogs gq Dut his voice was emphatic when} a portion with:chopsticks at a belated reception held after their arrival in Millon, Pa,, from Japan, .
NFift 32 whe described himself as a “party; where they were ‘married last August. Mrs. Fry, the former Akiko Nakano, is a native of Sendai,
Ayes politician who -has not yet re-| Japan. They’ mét aiid maitied in Tokyo while Fiy was there in the Air Force.
Wh ay | M- tired.” See : a
a pt NEAT M) The Old Man—as he is affec-| a weg. . ee
ite , p tionately known—wore a frock of eo.
fife Boy yh) ‘coat with a spotted bow tie for QS ern: : nl rge as C5 asis: .
af Barman’ whis first’ birthday appearance. ee oN a,
Wht eft , m. Across his waistcoat hung a W a ne ° ° © Pb on
i i! 10 1. @ heavy watch chain and a white , et: W ae
ji itfsel handkerchief pzeped from his Or . n ers an Ing | USSla a
Ug m: breast pocket. - - Po . oo
Well Boule former prime minister) LoNpoN @ — The Queen! Robed peers crowding the: During the next few days it. wil
1 rel B Clement Attlee, leader of the La-! onened a new. session of. Parlia~ benches and members of the: be analyzed and debated in Par-
i te 4 bor party, lauded him, Churchill ment today with. traditional | House of Commons ranged along !liament. ne
el 8 shifted restlessly in a chair al-/ pomp and: ceremony; reading: athe walls heard the Queen say:, The reference to the -U.$r in-
aa mest like an embarrassed school-| syeech from the. throne. that) “My goverment attach the; dicates that Churchill” ts. as
uf] ay i x At tle said: “It is rot for me called for Western unity as the highest importance to maintain-: firmly committed as ever to the:
if ey Wii ce Sale. B o 0 MC hest hasis for seeking “an under- ing and strengthening close and! principle of close British-Ameri-.
We Se ‘this morning to recount in de- standing with the Soviet Union.” friendly relations with the Unit-! can partiership to proniote
a Sy bl oe ch te nie bg a he eet ae Pe i
ae goeury Caesar but nus ‘|through the morning brightened; this intimate association that: L enanp ny etrpeen £1
; molt gm Caesar indeed—for you have notlas the young monarch rode in| world survival depends.” ine vovern sais eessed that
! oH B only carried on war, but have] her ‘golden state coach throvgh!TO..PROMOTE PEACE . hn ted t to the United
fo; ibe B written your own commentary, central: London to the Houses} The speech declared that in) D®@te¢ Support to the Unitec
Hol (pg a . et Nations and the North Atlantic
li |, you have always been alof Parliament, A 41-gun salute | the session ahead, a short meet- |
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boomed over the cheers of the: ing ending December 23, the vov-
crowds who lined the procession ernment “will strive unremitt-

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off a second thne,
jon the last hand.”

that suit.
EXPLANATION USELESS

8-8 3. Stanger, eseaped wv
Accordingly he won the opens! Hew 72 P1004 3 ing it ped while Work.
en of spades | D9 62 DATS. & outside the walls of thd

ing lead of the queen of 5} i i C575 Me: Walls
with lhe ace and laid down the; S184 ie Mneay) Britis Columbia penitentiay
10 of diamonds. Mrs. Keen held S--A K 5 “ at. New Westminster, te ha
off, as expected, Another dla- nok Qu threatencd to Kin hls wi
mond was led and this tine, to, CoAKRB Mrs, Robert Ralharev eat
| Mr. Muzzy’s consternation, Mrs. she bye ve: “E tives in Wiinipe Ps why
Keen promptly won with the ace.) city West North wat ee mai “GP Photo)
After. Lat there was no chancet 1 ¢ Pass tp Pasy Ter emma |
for nine tricks. ¢. . aN All Pass |

““T'vé been stabbed,” Mr, Mug! --!-- won

ay cried. “What bad luck that‘ with one or five, he must have ;
you, had. only two diamonds. : started with exactly three and”
Otherwise you. would have laid ‘therefore Mr. Muzzy had
like you did Mrs, Keen knew it. was not.only :

“But I held three diamonds,”
sald Mrs, Keen as she showed
‘Mr. Muzzy her? third ard in

    
   
  
   
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

had two. So:

unnecessary {0 hold up her ace:
of diamonds twice to cut .com-
munications with dummy; it was
also highly dangerous, as Mr. :
‘Muzzy probably needed just two
diamond tricks for his:game,

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diamonds,
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‘number of diamonds,

Mugzy that the decision to win,
(specifically, the second diamond
itrick was not A blind stab in the -
dark but a scientific play based
on Mr. Masters handing of his

’ On the first diamond lead Mr.
‘Masters .had played the deuce.
On the.second 'tad he had play.
This sequence of
playing low ane then high indi-
‘cated that he had an uneven

Fast Passenger and Freight
Sailings from Prince Rupert
To Vancouver — Friday and

  

EVIN BEFORE. (he turn of the |
Century, polar and other explo. ¥
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Mi “Yet, it was found in 1940, in
E'the hour of peril, that members /{
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ng DORR ers ew Under you and recognized you as
x, “Remi the daring pilot in extremity
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‘tears-and we gladly took your of-
h fer.”
Lady Churchill beamed proud-:
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R thanks, and when Sir Winston:
sat down she leaned across and!
gave him an affectionate pat in,

his 80th birthday...

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by. in the councils of nations.”
Prime Minister Sir. ‘Winston! The throne speech represents to conclude an Austrian state

_-jingly to promote the wellbeing: ™ent also will:
the|of my people and the peace of;
; the world.”
gold splendor of the House of|
Lords, She spoke the words pre-.
pared for her in accordance with | wealth can take a leading
parliamentary

1. “Continue their efforts’ to

‘promote security and prosperity

“My government are convineed in Southeast Asia and to uphold

a strong and united Common- ' the Indochina..settlement con-
part cluded at Geneva.”

‘2. “Persevere in their efforts

Churchill, who today celebrated | the basic policy Churchill's Con- independence treaty.”
servative government will follow.

3. “Seek to give early cffect"
- ,to fhe London-Paris agreements
iealling for the rearmament: of
‘West Germany and inclusion of
‘a free West German republic in
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Sommers Says

ernment threat to block a dam
construction deal in British Col. :

. Since he couldn't have started

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day 9 p.m.
To. Stewart, Alice Arm—Sat-
ourday Baan,
To Masset and. North Queen:
Charlottes—Dec, 1/15 and 29
‘ pm.

To South Queen Charlottes—
Nov, 24, Dec. 8 and 2%. p.m.
Passengers boatd steamer one
hour before sailing.

Passenger Reservations
Freight Bookings
LES SMITH— ,
Prince Rupert Agent

Blocking Threat
Denial: of Rights

‘VICTORIA (i—A federal gov-

umbia was answered Monday

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more protection from rough
usage und rough weather,

Manufacturers took the tip, §
Today, expecially in factories:

liumid or corrosive condition,
aluminum boxes are used -to 3
_ keep first-aid kits in good shape,
_ In fact, aluminum is now
popular ‘for boxes to hold
everything from {tools to trout
flies: And for countless other
coptainers that must stay clean, §
bright, free from rust, Alumis 4

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. | Ufied Welders,
Wwam of Waller Arnason
George Matousck stand read
mee the chaliense of the’
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having followed the trade for 10: road construction program; and
years, He Ieft his business injto improve the education
vampbell River, Vancouver js-' with particular emphasis. on
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spring 10 start the Prince ‘higher technological education.”
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With thei new company, Gers Just prior to leaving the Iss most uncontroversial ‘gover! te US, ‘Kalser Aluminuni-Co.
degresslye; land, operating trom Campbell ment programs sinee the? ddr ‘The threat of federal veto
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they feel, will aeed gual hed ion Government at the recently general cleetlon campale
welders In an ever-Inoreasins re-asdyaled RCAF base at Co- time next year,

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B.C, reeelyed

The proposed Kaiser project
governinent.
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