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+ This a waste of time to search for conventional
means of showing how big your hand is by your open-
jing bid: There is no hurry about giving that informa-
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NCOUVER (C )—Vancouver Mounties baseball club'will be  sui-
ippear in police court here next Monday for’ playingy.baseball . on
ty prosecutor Stewart McMorran said Monday.

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a reason.” He declined further
explanation. oo ° .
_ Attorney, - General. Bonner
said: “Ido not think the city
prosecutor. has any choice in the
face of wilful persistence.”

‘Mounties’ :club president Nat

Mr.’ McMorran’ said: a .sum-
mary: of the evidence ‘gathered
by..two, detectives at Sunday's
Pacific Coast. League. double-
‘\headér between Mounties, “and

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Champion had an opening bid
and: a biddable heart sult,
Therefore she properly bid the
full strength of ‘her, hand and

warded to: the attorney-general
‘for. more ‘fiats to prosecute.

~The ~ announcement. by “Mr:
McMorran followed a. statement

| Bailey said the team—the PCL

leader—intends to keep on play-
trig Sunday ball in the face of

   
    
    
 

king anda queen fn his” part-
ner’s -hand: would offer a good
‘play fora game.contract. Then

left the rest up to her partner.
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his first-rebld would have been

-. 1 two hearts. ace. Mr, Champion thought

his best bet was to-try for a
cross-ruff, He led to dum-
my’s ace of diamonds, return-

prosecution. The club would
make the issue a test case.
“Mr. Bonner said in his opinion
|the.advance sale: of tickets for

Monday’ by . attorney-general
Robert Borner that. the city,
prosecutor had no choice but to
proceed with prosecution.

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Te: Mounties’ booster club| Sunday ball ‘games “is not an ./ Netter. side it - ruffed
‘plans to. request: flats from the avoidance ‘of the Lord's 'Day Act as we eee Thon ‘ee bart aes ut :
attorney. - general’s:. department statute” a 103 2 . “| clitbs and miffed L club on. the >
to prosecute pine Suny ae — —— ) SSC Ps WAIT2 , + board. He ruffed another’ dia-
ieee symphony Ouchestra elle | ROM DRIVING to bathing with just the flip of a’ lid is one. of ‘the features. of, a.'new pre mond and now knew that one
concerts. a | reenvi e combination car and’ home, which bubble-bathing Marle Deverauex demonstrates:in Lon-’ WEST. ‘nase — | Of his opponents was out of
ints: ‘wore ‘issued by: the atelce rt don, The tub is located under the front seat, and wraparound windshield curtains: afford |. Mr. Abel Mr, Dale | that suit, a
torney-gene ral's department wo] § . rt * D privacy. The car, called a “Home Cruiser,” has two double beds, kitchen, and an elevating 68h 14 ‘ Oo. 3 dumny aid an up an
neral's, Gepe " i ised for-increased head room. Rt VQte TCVUINe ° | €
weeks ago for May and May 1 po l $ ay . roof watch can be raised for, increased head! room. | , nena ‘ a 2 os ‘ KQ43 diamond, | When Mr. Dale tol.
: : s, and Mr. McMor- 4 aa Ce OT pes , & — -}lowed sult hére, it was-clear that
atic d:- @ tan. has consistently declined to noe f | MOVIE COLUMN.” ae Church : SOUTH. | / Mr, Abel had no more diamonds.
Bo como On iw delay in fur- ccess U eo rr, ee YP EE Nn Pa TS oe meen / Unable to risk an-overruff at
es ee oes ot fhe ae : , oo ‘: Twagy , a ‘this stage, Mr. Champion tr *
~ Questioned Monday, he said: ©}... Special to The Dally.News foe a7 ff WMS and WA “at rs 108 5 ed with the king of Tears, He
re . woe aa : con . at - boggy . . : . ese! ' pools } 1
ara ee +} sports - meet, attended’ actively] . . een are - . To Unite: Al phe bidding. © =~ «he ace of hearts,
Ty ; Dail New § Classified by more than 400 youngsters and’, . pe. oe mo PETTERS. ff) South: “West. North Kast | Dummy/s ‘last diainond.. was
ry: Daily News U1assi'iet) adults, closed here May 2. ft t Ini . ut . U | : By MARY BURKE:. || 2 &.5<-P88 1 @ Pass | led and ruffed with the ten of
|The: event,’ sponsored by the). | we - _ “| Canadian Press Staft Writer J v, ass, 3 Pass | hearts, Mr. Abel overruffed with
of re me | TORONTO @—The’women of] *¥ 2.00 58" the queen but: dummy’s jack of

: ” TRAIT AR. apg || Greenville - Parent-Teacher AS-
a T-Al-L-0-R-L-N-G sociation, was, a contest pete . .
: moe cn Greenville: ae ae sen HOLLYWOOD (This 1s a tale of high adventure on the
aa © Pants o ree Vi - . 400 a “ix! ‘iy stormy seas. and, starring none other than Fess Parker, Holly-
share of the. wins. with six; Aly | ood’s;Davy ‘Crockett. .
ansh had Five. oo “her story begins in. Seattle, |
Trophies going | to ~Alyansh' where Fess went to pick up his
were. the ‘Charlie Moose Little | now. racing sloop, a 46-footer
League: Final, the top ‘Little | named ‘Choleta,, He took: along
League pitcher award, the Sam) six: pals to’bring her home to
and. Walter "McKay junior boys | cajifornia waters. None was &
soceer final, the Greenville A.C. | pyofessional sailor, but three
senior girls softball final, and the | y-ere yeterans of the Mainland-
Improvement ‘Association Men's }to-Honolulu race. That was for-
Softball.

Greenville managed to keep tunate. They all might have
reenvie mM ECL \ anging on to a float-
the following trophies in town: ended up hanging

: _\ing mast. if there hadn't been}:

_The Mrs Angrens Robinson experienced hands aberd

semor ss é ' : ‘ cay eth

Bishop of Caledonia Pony League All ieee well trough Puget
Annual, the C. ‘Stephens and Sound Fess related. |
Sons ‘senior boys soccer chal-; The rough weatner started as
lenge, the winning Pony League jthey plied through the Straits
piteher award, the Miss Char-|of Juan de Fuca and there were
lene Gurney ladies’ ‘softball chal- | heavy .scas off the coast of
lenge and the Fred McKay’ and, Washington. When. they put
‘Son: men’s. soccer: challenge. into Astoria, Ore., the cook jump-
The object of, tha sponsors, a| ed ship, Mutiny? No, he just had
movie ‘projector for the school, another. engagement, Fess. him-
was reached easily, thanks to gelf-took over the galley chores.
the good attendance, “put it was mostly peanut! hoa ‘Bay. He asked if Yd like t0) The study of the mission of
oo 3 ithe church, direct responsibility |:

—|go along as COOK. io oe
> bas his: previous in the recruiting, appointingand|* oo ne
maintaining, of missionary’ per- "315A Third

On’ the basis of Al
“sonnel of the church, Miss Ward

_|yoyage, the, aiewer 1s"no,
*isaid are the WMS valucs to be
TODAY TO WEDNE

conserved, oe
Miss Beatrice Wilson, secretary
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dominion council, WA, says “the
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personal interest in local con-
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the United: Church of, Canada
are anticipating ia change in
their organization . with’. an-
nouncement by -. the.’-general
council of an approved new fed-
cration set-up that will broaden
women’s part in the church. .. .
Many women of the church are
bewildered and - concerned about
the proposed integration. of the
Women’s Missionary Society and
the Woman’s Association,” says
Miss Ann Ward, general. secre-
tary, dominion board, WMS. |
Shp explains that it will not
be an amalgamation of the two
groups. “It really is a movement
in which members of the two
organizations will \find ‘a new
place.” . me
~ This united’ women's’ organ-|-
ization will scck, to preserve :
within the church all of that)’. —',
which is valuc in (he present or- |
ganizalions. The aim is to en-|:
list’ all women of- the United, :
Church for the total mission of}. /

hearts was then good ‘for the

But ‘of course he was not} ”
ii game-going trick,

nearly, that strong: His hand
was of the minimum variety and
the best he could,do was to re-
bid-one heart. When he did so,
Mrs, Keen stlll.did not know
whether. he. was just short of
énough for a. jump shift:
> Actually, she did.not need to
know, She did know. that Mr.

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butter on, crackers when we got
off the coast of Oregon, It start-
ed off a beautiful day, clear as
crystal. In jusb-a, few hours we
were facing winds of 50 knots.

“I'm telling’ you, it was touch
and go for a while. The boat was
not in real .danger,. but there
was no telling whether the
winds, would reach 70 or 80
knots... | Bo ,

Fortunately; the winds sub-
sided, but danger wasn’t com-
pletely past. A playful Broup of
whales—30 or 40 of them—cav-
orted about 300 yards from the
Choleta. The part-time sailors
were happy to get away.

Fess had to put into San Fran;
cisco fo return ,to the Disney
studios and finish up “Old Yel-
er”. with Dorothy McGurie.
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erogations and the needs of the
people of the community. are
values to be conserved in the
WA.” we!
Miss Wilson said: the’ idea of
federation has already caught
fire and has been adopted by a
number of Jarger churches, A
committee of the general council.
| now is studying the “proposed
7, )sebeup. a
-¢') To get the project: underway,
- s}Miss Wilson suggested that wo-
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London, Ont, has been charg-
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hammer-slaying of his 27-.
year-old step-niece, Mr's, Nan-
cy MeLennan, formerly of An-
gus, Ont, Mrs, McLennan,
mother of two children, was

One of the Interesting aspects J) semen rene )
of the new set-up is that the nnn
WA and WMS will be a part of}
the boards of the church,
whereas under the existing sys
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