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well: ine ‘the ‘Moukman ‘Pass
stot -100-miles. southwest

raitie, “More: than| close to $3,000 a day for the
s been ‘spent | in factual drilling with hundreds of

Nn 8,000.,feet and it}ino
ottier three or four thousands of dollars spent. in

s' before the drill bites into
500- foot! ‘level'‘to tap the
oll of oll or-gas promoters
Mink lies there...”

tthe: mountainous terrain of alberta boundary, think the cost
bia, Near western lig justified,

~ i GH g couver or to the. Orient.

spy. Re y “ANDERSON. ;
Canadian Pres “n Writer

 

 

Ion £0 deep: to hit petroleum
formations. And the cost.is high

 

preliminary exploration work,
SEEK LARGE: FIELD

A group of. oil companies now
co- -operating in sinking ‘a well
near Stony Lake, just:west of the

 

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- The'dream of George A, Rich-
‘ardson, Peace River Petroleums
OB president, is ‘an’ oil pipeline to
ti the west coast. He’ sces oll from,
«Wi Monkman Pass carried 300 miles
on southwest to: Bella’: Coola .. for
@ transshipment: by tanker ‘to Van-

“Mr, Richardson entered - the
‘Peace River area in: 1920 ‘and

 

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Blatter, seekers of oil and gasifect by
a 4 Four Sets

3 OF Same Place
TSpeeds Film.

Special: ‘to: The Daily News

BURBANK, -Califi—Four, sets
representing’ ‘the very same place
were constructed by ° Warner
Bros,” for’ “Buffalo. Grass” «in
order’ to speed production on, ‘the
picture, a Jaguar film, starting
Alan: Ladd, ‘Virginia Mayo: and.
|Edniond O'Brien...

farmed ‘and prospected. for years
not many. miles from: where his.
well now is being sunk. ~

Discovery of oil is the big hope
of the ‘well’s backers for the
long-term pull. A more. immedi-
ate return would come if gas is
struck for this could be carried
by pipeline -100 miles north to
Fort St. John to connect with
the - Westcoast Transmission
Company line. This line in 1957
is to deliver. gas to the lower
mainland of. B.C. and. to the
northwest, United States. Work
on the. Westcoast pipeline has
just begun. : .

Elght maior , companies are
drilling in .the B.C, Peace River
block. Some shallow wells—5,000
to 8,000 feet-—produced nothing,
but oil has been found: at 12, 500
‘one company though
not in important quantities,

Oil men claim the discovery

 

may indicate a’serics of oil and

{gas pools'on the.castern slope of

the Rocky Mountains all the way
to the Yukon border, ©. .:
Serious drilling © in this area
got under way ‘following the
Leduc discovery in Alberta in
1947, In 1951, major gas forma-
tions were found.and now four
gas fields. have been developed.

 

The Fort St. John field will
‘furnish the greater part of the
gas that in little. more than a

lyear will flow south -to. food in-

All ‘four.’ versions: of the:: “set dustry ‘and: heat homes in. the

 
 

 
  

  

  

 

 

  

‘CONTROVERSIAL. CANNON — Two United States tourists tug jokingly at a Quebec Cily-
carinon .which. a United States senator says should be returned to his country. The ancient
* piece, believed captured by British troops at the 1775 battle of Bunker: Hill, has been claimed
‘by Massachusetts Democrat Thomas O'Neill, Prime Minister St. Laurent has promised: an
‘investigation ‘into‘its origin, The tourists in this picture from Canadian National Railways
Alles are unidentified, . (CP Photo).
|

Stevenson Set To Shun
Tradition In VP Choice

By JACK BELL

 

 

To ourists Zan ye
But Pay Out
$ 100, 000 000

MONTREAL. ( — Director
‘Charlie Smith of the Montreal
Tourist. and: Convention Bureau

CHICAGO’ (AP) — Adlai &. Stevenson is 5 pr e-'to round out :

Prince Rupert Daily News
Wednesday, August 8, 1056

BLACKWOOD on}
BRIDGE .

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

 

In deciding whether or not to open a hand with’
a forcing two bid, here is the question to ask yourself:

expected Lo have which he would pass opposite my
one bid—but which would give me a good play for
gamer If the answer is “na,” then

To put il another way, you are |
justified in opening wilh a two ;

South dealer
Eagt-West vilnerable

 

 

bid if your hand will come with- | Moi eek
in one trick of making BANC | aa a
without any help whatsocver | y 63
from partner, \ @J7653 t
HONOR TRICKS BoT4o oo %

Of course you should have ab. WEST BAST of
least four honor tricks and the} dt. Dale Miss Brash
a Cotte te thay ap J442 A108 75
[reason for this is thal if you, #74 VAR!
hold Jess, the opponents may,  ¥ 4 4 aK 10 4
actually outhold you in’ high | ¢ 10 5 y HKG 63,
cards, Then, if they enter the; SOUTH, Sy
bidding, your partner may start: Mr, Masters.
doubling then) prematurely, fig- ; A AK .
uring you for a really big de- wKQs10T4 ’
fensive (honor) hdlding, @ 8 *

In considering his hand for a: . * A Q J

vase ; the bidding: “

two bid in today’s deal, Mr. South West North East
Masters figured there were a: yy pass 2 NT Pass ¢
i humber of slight values which | sy ‘asy oS NT Pass

‘his partner could have — not 49 Alt Pass
‘enough for,a response to a one , I

‘heart opening, ind vel enough 3 ror
of spades whieh was won,

 

       

                 

 

carts,

Two Bid Justified Only
One Trick Needed For Game | of

‘Ig there a holding my partner could reasonably be,

a two bid is not

on the board with the queen.

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at the end of a railroad’ in the
years right, after the Civil War.’
‘They show. various’ stages. in the
town’s development, The first is

 

“MW of the town under construction

and the second, of its. burned
_Tuins,. The third :-will be: used ‘in

where the. flames can be con-
mB trolled. ft
The ‘four th shows the com-

 

 

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This advertisement is not published or displayed by
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>! photographing the burning and 3
Sg ‘is constructed on the back lot’.
t a

“Bn as-itis finally complet-°
ed. Gordon: Douglas: is directing 4

Pept ee

represent: a. ‘small Kansas ‘town | Pacific northwest. .’

But British Columbia. needs
ofl. ‘That's why the big gamble
in the Monkman Pass is being
watched Closely.

 

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fAJ; STEWART.
Winnipeg, « deputy. - assistant
director of. supplics -at army
headquarters : ‘dn, Ottawa, has:.
been appointed” a. amember of.
. fhe United , ‘Nations “military”
observer ‘group. in; India, and
Pakistan, He -will assuine: his
new duties in: Septenibér. .

(CP. from National Petence?..

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TALLORING

 

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@ Topcoats @ Slacks
SPECIALISTS

ALTERATION .

Quick Service

Ling The Tailor

 

 

 

 

  
 

gets. about 45,000 letters a year.

‘Most. .are simple . enough.
Others. ate-dillies.;

What time: of. year do the In-
dians converge ‘on. Montreal to
sell their furs? When is the log
drivé over? ,

‘It’s’ all in .the game .to Mr,
Smith; who estimates that Mon-

aimually’ from. convention

record this season,

“But he can't. satisfy
| queries he gets.

 

| who understood the fur sale was

.time when the lumberjacks re-

3 :|laxed atthe end and he wantec

io get in on it.

A. Boston matron asked whee!
ther. bare midriffs are
for
because it would . havea vita
bearing on whether she’ brought,
her husband along for the heli+
day.

Several other

 

letters . sought
cause ‘the Island of Montrea
doesn't have any ferries,

ee wen ee:

Comics Now Rib
Politicians
Without Fear

‘ BUENOS ATRES We --
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who run thelr country,
; And they loye it.

For a decade dictetor
Peron frustrated this

 

 

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— | “AL last we

b skeleh after

‘Uhrown,

President Pedro Aramburu and

| Vice-President Tsaac Rajis --
feneral and an adiniral, respec.
jively-—say thelr poverninent ds

only “provisional” and that they

“will turn the rule back Lo civil,
Hans after an cleetion next year,

‘sore subjects with such simpl
“Tumor as this:
/ Two men meel on bhe stree

Fane cool day that broke a imid-

‘summer heal wave,
| The fist man comments: Thi
Ool spell sure feels yond,”
The seeond roplies: “Vos, put
'T fear it Loo is only ‘nrovistonal’,
Pepe Arias, Argentina's favor
ita comedian, plays the role o
"the Ident candidate” for nex
your's elections In a niehtl
skoteh, To blasts all other partie
and candidates as totally un
qualified for office,
Of Peron and the revalutlon
aries who overthrew hin, Pep
Muses}

we've now had nlmost one yea

al Wherptors,”
He screws hls face Into an ex

laughter,

Woe vee sae sete

Our Civic C
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§1,00

AUGUST 13
8:00

 

treal.takes in about $10,000,000 Here.
and
tourist visitors. He predicts a,

all the .

‘The one about the Indians was
; from. a-mid-west American lady,

* of such a deadlock, Stevenson:

Montreal females (they are)!

ferry timetables, unavailable be-;

Argen-

nation’s:
nich talent for political sativa:

can talk,” was the.
[Hitle of the frst saliricn! bheatre
‘Peron was, over:

| In the meanthnoe ule volatile
‘Argentines blow off steam on

"After 10 yonrs of snylours,

prosslon of supreme seopiiclsn
and the eustomoers explode i

   

MERL!

Hypnotist — Maglelan =~ Mentalist

 

, h
pared to toss political tradition aside in filling second: “pye queen of spades would do
place on the ticket—the vice-presidential candidacy it—or a doubleton spade and’

‘several trumps, The king of clubs
—if he wins the Democratic presidential nomination. youid be satistactory, :
‘Stevenson, the party’s 1952:

 

A singleton club or even a
nominee, is supremely confident :Roman Catholics, but the possi- ! ‘doubleton club might serve, Or,
that he will get the top nomin-jpitity that their religion might | Mr. Meek could have one of the!
ation at next week's convention. ‘be raised againsl them in some.'ed aces ahd no other honor:
‘sections of the Uniled States:cards. (He is not one to stretch |
ito keep a one bid open.)

A CERTAINTY

 

This view is disputed by sup-:
porters of Governor Averell Har-

Seems not to bother Stevenson.
v n's strategists, who: GAME
iximan of New York: and several | Stevenson's shrategl \

ay tention to the politi-
“favorite son” candidates work- Pay Mole @
ing for a deadlocked convention !° cal implications than {heir can- tributions
in which the lightning might: ididate does, do not discount the: might
slike one of them. ‘possibility that Senator Estes
“If he is worried by the threat! Kefauver pf Tennessee might tainty,

which Mr.

find across

All in all,

colorful spectacle.  FFOM goes not show il, He already is, November Ucket. lucky to find Mr. Meck’s hand | our unils are fitted with
"Brooklyn, aman asked about yoviowing and refurbishing his | Stevenson is not unaware Ahat absolutely worthless, ‘| Hydraulic Tail Gates.

the ‘local log drive because he'd position on major issues in an- ‘the delegates.like to feel’ they . With his pitiful holding, Mr} vette
heard. it. was. really a bangup Meek naturally took. a very | For Speedy Efficient Handling

tisipation of a vigorous fall cam- |
paign against President Bisen- |
»hower,

shave -a. hand in, choosing - the
second- place hominec asiwell as
ithe hedd ‘of thé ticket, For tliat
THINKS IKE VULNERABLE ‘reason he is inel{ned to waitand.,
Stevenson has gouvineed hime, ‘sec if any potential candidate
self in primary canipaigning in- develops outstanding strength in!
\ all sections of the country that the convention.
i! Eisenhower's popularity is over--

‘four hearts.
But, when Mr,
eget off tu a trump lead,
_ |Meck’s hand took two tricks
Mr. Masters made five-odd.

banned

  
  
  

There are other cards and dlis-
Masters :
the table’
‘which would make game a cer-:
he feit he:
wind up in second place on the would have to be extremely un-

gloomy yiew of the procecdings.
Even with a partner like Mas-
ters he cxpeeled to go seb at

Dale Failed to:

Mr.
and,

Masters Immediately took a’
icltb finesse. When this held, he.
cashed the ace of clubs ‘and, “his.
two top spades, discarding“ the
last club from dumnyy. Herufred.
this last club on the bowrd © ‘and
[lost only the two red | aces.

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ii president can be beaten in No- io = at . ~
a stevenson’ view—like that of | TODAY “STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER”
eb predntal andi ne ) BACKLASH"

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old friends, is a viee-president
iwho will be the president: $ per-
ona representative in Coneress |
aman who can eeb along with «:
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:otfeetive foree for the White 7:
. House Jevislative provran,
Reyond that, Stevenson ap-
parently wants aman who could °
do the same sort of globe- trotting i.
Vand ceremonial job for him that! .
>Riehard Nixon has done for'|
Eisenhower,
' PRAISE FOR WAGNER tla.
To get the kind of mun hel gaan ta ' tree!
wants, Stevenson is willing tof CAPT. JOUR GUS of Bas.
walve geographical considera- katoon, in charge of a display
~flons, He is atheneted, for In- of army weapons al the Re-
stance, Lo Senator Hubert Hum- na ono Mi ee
ay . sayte| When a bazooka discharged,
phiey of Minnesota, Humphrey's The blast kHled Ronald Yee.

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