Prince Rupert Dally News
Monday, December 5, 1955,

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nus! meeting of the B.C. Maln-
land civisicn in Vancouver, Mr.
Prockter aico reported on the
resoiution introduced by Prince
Rupert and seconded by Trall,
whieh pliced an record that the

of intgrest ond concern on a Pro-
vinelal basis, with the possibility
of effort bene made to further
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Rupert Resolution Supported |
At B.C. Navy League Meeting, §

During the past year Sea Cadets in B.C, have
grown from 490 to SEE while officers have risen in
number from G1 to $7, Canon Basil S. Prockter, secre-

of Canada told members‘at its regular meeting Friday ;

Back from attending the an-

Wrenettes are entitled to a share |

 

 

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branch of the Navy League

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Mr. Prockter said the area of-|
fleer stated that while good work | §
ts being dune here with the Sea |
Cadets und Wrenettes, not;
enough Interest was being shown |
by the general public. |
' The Navy League and the
Department of Education in
i Vieloria are completing plans
' so that Sea Cadets and Wrens |
1 eltes will receive school credits
i for their work In the Division,
| Mr. Prockter sald.
| During the business session, it
‘was decided to take linmediate
isleps to outfit each Wrenette |
Vwith cap, tally and skirt out of!
finds on hand, raised for this
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January.

Man Charged
| After Two Boys
Shot, Wounded

all terms than a year cartier.

| NANAIMO, B.C. @—Daniel F. Discussing developments; “In short, it will require the }OVERCALLED
Was abroad, Mr. Ball said, “I Undscancerted efforts of all Canad- |
{charged with attempted murder myself wondering whether we are: jans if currens expansionary fore-, figured for the ace ut this point, ¢rror if you don't take advan-
| following the Friday night shoot- approaching, or have already! cs are to be made the basis of a'She had overcalled at the two tage of 1t?

reached, a turning point In his-! sound and lasting prosperity In- fren

-O'Conner, 64, Saturday

Ing of two brotHers.

ARTHUR C, JENSEN

Canadas Recovery Amazing
Asserts B-of M President

r Peter neg Smith, oar ' MONTREAL-- Canada's recov- in the country, Mr. Ball sald,,from the board and finessed the:
ne et real i eveetine. hy (ery from (he slight recession of Business should and does exercise Jack when Miss Brash played :
" e Md : he ti itd We ‘ji NB tay 1954 has been “nothing short of discretion in its polley and plan-' low.
jhe held the third Wednesday IN| spectacular and has exceeded’ ning and, Just as It abstained
ceven the most optimistic fore-. from alarm during last year’s re-- of spades. He ied a spade to hts!
‘easts,” Bank of Montreal presi- ‘cession, “so it is now incumbent, partner's ace and ruffed the dia- |
dent Gordon R. Ball told share- on business to keep Its head and mond return.
holders at the bank's 138th an-not be carried away dy boom
nual meeting here today. By the; psyeholozy. No less Is it the rese
second quarter of this year, the! ponsibility of Iabor to exercise |
president sald, production of moderation in its wage demands
‘goods and services was running: during what ds
nearly 10 per cent bigher In over-: short-term transitional period of | Brash played low, the king was,

essentially a

abnormally rapid recovery,

| _ The brothers, Daniel, 15, and tory, even though we may not stead of bursting Into a boom
; William Parker, 26, were recover~ ‘recognize $t until we see It latertand subsequent recession.”
cing In hospital from gunshots in in the perspective of a complete! EW RECORD HIGHS

ithe arms, ‘chronicle of events. Now, ten

in presenting the bank's 138th

| O'Conner, & pensioner, Was years after the end of the war.!annual statement, Arthur C. Jen-

iCharged before

Magistrate “postwar problems, as such, seems sen, vice-president and general

| Thomas Hadfield of Qualicum, to be behind us. We have no lack: manager, reported to sharehold-

i where the shooting occurred, 50'of problems, but they are no

jers that the past year had seen |

i miles northwest of this Vancou- longer those of a world strugsl- | new records ret in total assets

, Ver Island town,

ice he was walking home from a‘ dynamic world econony.”
‘study session at the senior high

entrance to a lane.

spotted his brother's car coming

fired and two or three bullets hit ago.”
Jim.
and tackled the man, “but was'purchasing power af
shot in the arm ashe did'so. "y
as Daniel ran{to télephone (he Byite stubility is one of the

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tional growth and its safesguard-
dng must atoll Gmes be a pri-
i onury 20d) pf ratory! economic
{ policy.” Se

2! Te important job of maderat-
ing the recurrent trends in bus-
“Tiness activity was not the sole
{responsibilty of aviy!one group

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reviewed (oday by lop city police
officials,

The meeting follows a weekend
of tecu-age Tawlesspess which
aiuw youths livolyed or suspected
BOW HENDERSON, 28-year. |Dreaking to arson,
ald graduate of the Universtiy
Poff Toronto, will shortly wave
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iocrimes ranging froin house!

First major outburst of hoad-
tt Viotenee exploded during the
Jrey Cup celebrations of more
shan a week ago when near-riot
ronditions were reached among

The question boodiumisin will
ithe regular Monday meeting of
tnoone weekend Incident: six

youths died to push their way
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fOtthdition-slones of sound na-l-

;ing to its feet; rather are they/ and deposits, with loans passing
| The younger brother told po- the problems of a buoyant and) {hye billion-dollar mark for the.

first time in the B of M's his-

Turning to the field of mone-! tary,
school when a man stepped out tary control, Mr. Ball saw the| Ty reviewing the business scene
| of the bushes at the road side. s respite from overt Inflation AS) during 1955, Mr. Jensen said that
| The man, carrying i 22-calibre one of the most significant de-j the past year “has once again
‘semi-automatic rifie, forced Dan-; velopments in recent years both) witnessed that combinatlon of
ilel to walk down the street until'at home and abroad. Here IN! expanding markets at home and
: they came to a strect light at the ‘Canada, with business enloying | abroad that has prevailed, with
——— jftg- best year in history, averagejonty minor interruptions,
“Ho tried to make me go down: prices of consumer goods and (hroughout the postwar period.
* the lane with him,” Dapiel sald. | services jare today no differant | Employment and Jncome have
‘ The boy started to:“tun dhdi and general wholesale commodity climbed to new heights and
i prices die actually eight per cent} snending by consumers in the
down the road. The assailant jJower than they were four years !nation’s retail outlets has risen
accordingly. Although shortages,
"Yet welcome as this has been developed in tt few lines, votlably |
Williams jumped from the car in. building confidence in the !steel and cement, there appears!
money,
"aMG. stable prices are not something jeney to purchase or produce mg- |
| The older boy hejd the altdeker! that jean be taken for granted. orks over and above current

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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD
Take Full Advantage of All Enemy Errors

ds no grand slam, no nine card suit, nor1400 point set,

which is often missed, 5” vos nesses
In response to hts partner's ov. Sauith a
ercall Mr, Abel got off to the; vulnerab ‘ORTH

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Muzzy won on the board with Mrs, Keen
the king. He Jed a club and put a i ‘ a4
up the queen which lost to the; va ay
ace, The return of the seven of @#Kij2
diamonds was won In the closed #08.
hand with the ace. WEST BAST ,
WRONG MOVE Mr. Abel Miss rash
Mr, Muzzy now cashed his king} @ @ 10 9 wAR ;
of clubs and ruffed his last club} ¥1092 .WAK as
on the board. So far, so good. It! 410 a 6
;was on the next play that he; # Algi43 Ad 65
“went wrong. He led a small spade} SOUTH
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Mr. Abel won with the queen, £kQ:
The bidedirg:
Mr. Muzzy still South West North rel
(had to lose two heart tricks for} 1 Pass I Nyro
| down one. 2@ Alt Pars

Let's go back fo the sixth trick

where Mr, Muzzy led a small:
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(like that. And what's the good
could be Of haying the enemy make an

ithe play from the closed hand.

Surely. Miss Brash

Hevyel and her partner had ale
ready shown. up ‘with the ace of
i¢lubs and the queen of diamonds. ,
Going up with the king of.
spades on the first lead of the,
sult meant the opportunity of |
firing another spade and thus:
pulling four enemy trumps at’
once, As you sce Mr. Muzzy had’
one club loser and two heart los- ,
ers. Therefore he could afford,
to lose two spades—but not th ree. |

Of course Miss Brash could,
have made sure of the defeat of
the contract by going up with:
the ace of spades on the first
lead of the sult and returning a
diamond for Mr. Abel to ruff,

He could have put her in again;
with a high heart for another,
diamond Jead which would have:

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| Here is an appropriate hand to énd this series on &
“when not to finesse.” It is nota flashy hand. There

Yet there is a point of play which is Important~—and §
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P.N.E. DIRECTOR w ys
rle, has been samt. wit
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hibltion, Born tn New ‘:
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The Canadian Charahér’

Commerce, Vancouver tis
of Trade and the ' Cans
Investment Dealers! “Ass
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