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HOLLYWOCD «?—One thing leads to another and as a result
Mary Martin is treating audiences nightly to one of the most
exciting moments in the theatre.
«The moment comes in the first |
act of “Annies Get Your Gun"! mills.

when -Anni¢ Oakley makes her
big debut with Buffalo Bill's rians (Janet Gaynor) told the
wild west show. The Saiee at Hallicays about the joys of own-
part and there is Mary riding ati ing a ranch in the Brazilian in-

full gallop on a white charger] terior, So Dick and Mary bought
while. shooting targets out of: their own ranch nearby.

 

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|Miss Brash Bidding Makes
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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

The way Miss Brash bids, she has to

 

be a good

dummy player. She displayed that ability in today’s
-(deal, making her six club contract in spite of a fine

 

6 Prince Rupert Daily News
' Wednesday, October 23, 1957

 

Business Field
Invasion Seen

VANCOUVER & — Harold §.
Foley, chairman of the board of
the Powell River’ Company,
warned Monday that the western
world cou'd be “Sputniked” by
Russia in the business field as

 

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well as in the scientific field.

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teidily inereasing and carries
the air. “The only way to get around . . . ay : .
Television audiences will get tol down there was by horse,” Mary defensive play by Mr. Masters at the first trick. hotter chainecrs, solemtiaes ang
see the stirring feat Nov. 27,!said backstage before the eve- | Soo i thinkers.” he said
when Mary will star in Annie on ning performance at the Phil- South dealer spades and when it was covered utyersy saa ia iG
wewo-hour spectacular over harmonic Auditorium. “So we Neither side vulnerable . c ere Everyone 1s aware Russia is
NBC | bought nine horses and we prac- sm NORTH by the king she discarded a heart; presently training engineers and
: . ~ 7 ‘ Ae Mr. Dale from dummy. If Mr. Ab * scigntists at more than double
‘ Probably no other top star | tically lived in the’saddle from es rN vena a6 ny. Yr. Ql re- | esvilbisks : ,
vould undertake such a Stunt morning until night. ¥ turned a heart at this point it the rate of this continent. We
wor ; ee MUCH ; v652 have already seen soncrete
except Mary, whose devotion to It was the only riding I had 5 @AQSES would go straight into the ace-|ovim, ys . . + coneret
the theatre knows no bounds. done since was 8 girl and had ' WEST” Q 10865 ; queen, He did the best he could eke of their increasing
And she wouldn't be doing it, ex-,my own Shewan pony.” EAST roturni pes » skills.
3 : ne ; _ Mr. Abel urning another spade. But! « “+ rae :
cept for a string, of events. amaieay Fe es oer tain UN(LED STATES wea- | & KJ9 8 5 4 @ 103 wets Miss Brash discarded another ea nis mateh them or mn
"Even No. 1: Mary's husband, (or on the mechanics. He in_| SHORTAGES IN SOME AREAS ther bureau says in its 30-day WKJI43 ¥ 1098 heart from dummy and ruffed in lle “ if all yee the domina-
Richard Halliday, remembered —oted the treadmills ‘at the . forecast that temperatures in @ 873 ¢K 1094 her hand. She cashed the king | jon ‘ “ both ae nat ie a
seeing in his youth Ben Hur, movie studios and found them . e e Canada for the period Oct. 19- @& none sour 732 of clubs and the ace of hearts cign to everything we believe.
which thrilled audiences with @ J) bine The Nov. 3 will range from near TH after which there was nothing | ~
taoe vi g. The only treadmill that ec “XN _Miss_ Brash lef :
chariot race onstage via tread- was suitable was one which was 2 . | normal in the West to above ‘rg AQT eft in dummy but two high !tey Deily N Cl ified
Tae UM RUPE i / ‘mal in Manitoba, Ontario W¥AQT trumps. ‘ try Maly News Classinieds
Pee WERE RRR actually used in the old Ben Hur . ' | norm ' . _ |
5 ' R.! production. It was shipped out / » { and parts of Quebec, and @J2 | EER rena erenneaann - = ee
Wallace’s Dept. Store ™ here from the east at a tidy fig-| Ai much above normal in the | »,,, piaaie: KI9F Sw Today to Saturdea 7pm. SAT, MAT. 2 p.m
a ure, Maritimes. — (CP Photo) south West North Fast| Y 9 pm, 4.20 ‘p.m.
“Later we found out that no- . ‘ 1l&® sl 2 bh Pass! a a
body ever mounts the treadmill By The Canadian Press l d K ° hb t 24 Pass, 3 @ Pass| » Soars wien ron
. . . . . ° ‘ ass f
on the horse. The horse has to be Construction of new housing units, particularly & or F; fild 7 E VIS PRESLEY RU

They also heard a comment
by one of the wranglers, who had
no idea who Mary was: “She’s|
either an expert horsewoman or
she’s just plain crazy.” |

An elaborate mechanism was
devised to carry off the stunt.
The treadmill, which had been

the Dominion Bureau of Statis-
tics shows that an estimated 59,-

in Manitoba, is falling behind the pace set last year in
Canada, and at least three major centres report a

shortage of low-rental housing.

 

A scientific sample survey by

still well below that of 1948, the
peak year since the Second World

' (Reuters)—A night and

ations, Mr. Abel opened the eight
of diamonds.
Eng. ed from dummy and Mr. Masters:

Defend lady either of his king-iack combin-

WARTLEY WINTNEY,
& lord
are champions of Lady Guinness
in. her dispute. with the local

he had taken this trick with the
king, Miss Brash would have had

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o-owed suit with the four. If)

LIZABETH SCOTT
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145 housing units were built in
the 10 previnces during the first
half of this year. .

an easy time. She could have dis- :
carded both the queen and sev-

 

War, when 3,367 houses went up.
Contractors in Newfoundland

garbage collector,
The garbage collectors have

_ free-running, had to be equipped
with an electric motor to get it

 

started. Wires were attached to
the horse in four places to pre-
vent its getting off the track.
But still, the device wasn’t
foolproof. When Mary and co-
star John Raitt were posing for

 

; are required for the stunt. Prince
is used for Mary’s gallop, and
White Cloud carries Mary and
| Raitt for a walk at the finale.
Another nag is required as a
stand-in. ,

Girls’ Dresses
TO FIT EVERY SIZE

 

 

 

 

1. Regular Sizes . -
| SPUTNIK SPECIAL
AUCKLAND, N. Z. @ — The

War ended, were built during the
full year.

report a decided slow-down in
building private homes due to
the existing tight money policy.
A housing shortage has existed
since 1941 when Pepperell United ,
States air base moved in some_

This is behind last year when
135,700 new units, the highest
total since the Second World

These figures include
both houses and apartments.

the number of new dwelling un-
its built in the first half of the
year. The DBS survey shows
that an estimated 22,914 units
have been completed, just a
little behind last year, when 51,-
201 units were built all year.

Quebec building also appears

An esti-

low-rental housing, a Canadian
Press survey showed. Regina is
in the same boat.
But Quebec City, in a province
noted.for its high birth rate, has
39,103 families fitting into °39,-
156 houses, at the last count.
Most housing units there are
too small and.this is reflected in! to be behind last year.

 

 

3.-Teen Age
3 influence on teen-age vocabu-

x ' ai lary.
WALLA C\: § gi Overheard in a city milk bar—
a mi young man to his girl:

DEPT. STORE mM > “See you tonight *satellite.”

4 | Girl in reply: “In the void, As-
OO eG teroid.”

2. Chubbies .
| Russian satellite is having .ts
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Banc an eer i

Month End Specials ! |

   
   
   

mand. A recent count showed it

2 trend toward house building} mated 16,659 units have gone up |

rather than apartment building.| for the first half of 1957. Last
There is no real housing prob-: year 41,166 were buiit.

lem in Montreal where building! The bureau estimated 7,518

is greater than last year andjhouses were built in British Co-

Winnipeg is even better off.’
The Manitoba capital is one of

the few prairie cities where

building has outstripped de-

year, compared to 14,990 for all
of 1956.

Manitoba is well behind. In
the first half of 1957, an esti-
mated 1,829 houses were built,
compared to 6,438 for all of last
year. -

Other provincial totals for the
first half of 1957, with the com-

had 288 new houses vacant. Last
February 606 new houses were
unoccupied.

Metropolitan Toronto, embrac-
ing 13 municipalities including,

lumbia in, the first half of the,

refused to empty her bins un-
Jess she brings them to the bot-
tom of the 40-yard driveway
leading to her house.
Lady Guinness asked her 81-
year-old neighbor, Lord Dorches-

member of the council, in lodg-
ing an appeal against the gar-
bage collector’s refusal.

Said Lord Dorchester: “They
can’t expect a lady to carry her
garbage bin to the bottom of
her drive. There are no men at
Lady Guinness’ house and that is
a man’s job.”

A spokesman for the counci’
said today “If our garbage men
had to go all the way up Lady
Guiness drive to emoty her gar-|
bage bin it would be an expen-
sive business.”

CPR Hearing

Nears Finish

 

 

Special to The Daily News

 

en of hearts on dummv’s ace and
cueen of diamonds later in the
hand.

with the jack of diamonds, she
paused to think about her chanc-

monds.

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then would be a heart. CA Y GRANT DE

 

 

 

After winning the first trick

that suit would permit the dis-

 

hotos in San Francisco, the 1,500 families who usually rent : : '

yorse reared and sent the ex-|NEED CHEAPER HOUSING rather than build or buy. Rents er a meme the local rural es. Tn spite ot the lead of the

pensive talent tumbling on their} Edmonton ‘and Toronto, two are two and one-half times high- | 7 coined by 70 eight of diamonds, Mr. Abel still

—onfo the stage. ; of the fastest-growing cities in| &F than in 1945. og old "Sir “Claude Gidney also. a might nanesse "ot tie aueen of TODAY ‘pm + Manis FUNDA
Threé horses and two cowboys; Canada, both have shortages of| Ontario leads all provinces in , . > s am

“12 ANGRY MEN”

 

ecard of a smal! heart from the
closed hand on the ace of dia-
The only possible loser

But Miss Brash knew Mr. Mas-
ters was caprble of holding up
the king of diamonds in a tick-
lish situation like this and she
therefore decided that her best
pet was to try for an end-play on
Mr. Abel.

At trick two she cashed the
ace of clubs and noted Mr. Abel’s
discard of a spade.. Next she Jed
to dummy’s ace of diamonds, re-
turned a diamond and ruffed it.

She cashed the ace of spades
and ruffed her small spade on
the board. Now she led dummy’s
last diamond, the queen, and her
fears about that suit were justi-
fied when Mr. Masters played the
king. She ruffed again and Mr.

      
   

 

 

 

 

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the city of Toronto, has three! plete 1956 figure in brackets: Al- OTTAWA-—The Canadian Pa- Abel discarded a heart. CiNnemaScore 7 pam. - 9.05 p.m. 3
low - rental, government - subsi-| berta 4,926 (11,622); New Bruns- cific Railway concluded its re-} Next she led the queen of|| vo
AT THE dized housing projects under; wick 1,438:(2,450); Saskatchewan buttal evidence before the Kel- , cman 0 ASAE SES TT “

     
    
      
   
   
     
    
     

 

 

Commission here
Tuesday. . Final argument by
railway and union counsel Is;
scheduled to begin next Monday.

Seven railway witnesses took
the stand Tuescay. Their testi-
| mony disputed carler evidence
igiven by union witnesses and
‘others who appeared in support
of the union’s case, Previous |.
evidence had described switch-
Ings manoeuvres involving fire-
men and ineldents in which firc-
men were alleged to have given

way, one nearly completed. These
developments, two of them slum-
clearance projects, will provide
3,500 dwelling units, most of
them in apartment buildings.

IN OTHER CITIES

Other cities with subsidized
low-rental housing projects in-
clude Halifax, Saint John and
Montreal, Edmonton which
needs 1,000 low-rental houses
immediately, has no such pro-
jects. One builder blamed the

1,909 (3,603); Nova Scotia 1,197
(2,549); Prince Edward Island 76
(171); Newfoundland 679 (1,510).

Inck Royal

        
   
        
      
      
      
   
    

 

 

 

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TORONTO (CP)— Parents

 

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. . reder . ’ leaving a meeting at suburb; : a es ONE EXTRA PAIR we ne
to 12.95.. All sizes in the federal government's tight-mon- & a meeting at suburban | Goring to engineers and others ° oo
ey policy for the city’s plight. Tonview public schools Monday | ¢4 qyoid accident or injury: O A S \ oO
group. In Metropolitan Toronto,| MiKht found the air had been |The commission will view a F PANTS FREE!
, where houses in the $12,000 to! let ont of the tires on 24 cars. | nowly designed dual control

 

Trale drivers ‘searched
an hour fer an air pump.

The meeting “featured oa
prnel discussion on ehild dis-
cipline,

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$14,000 group are scarce, houses |
in the $20,000-up category far
exceed demand.

In the city of Toronto land is
so valuable and so scarce that,
lots are used predominantly for
apartment buildings. Demand
for apartments In downtown To- | LIKE (PIPES

ronto exceeds supply. Wo
ae ’ , men of the Lotuka tribe jn
Bullding ts falling off In Met-/ the southern Sudan smoke to-

‘system, for diesel switching loco-
motives here Wednesday. Follow-
ing the v.ewing Lhe hearings will!
stand adjourned until Monday, |

Witnesses who appeared today |
were Harold McGinn, Winnipess: |
George Phillips, Nelson, James:
Haddow, Chaplean, Ont. A. W.!
rant, Brandon, W. R. Nichol, |
London, Ont. J. 1%, MeLean, OL-

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Thursday, Oct. 24th to.
Saturday, November 9th

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dwelling units were constructed. ,
This js behind Inst year's pace
when 17.043 units were construct.
ed and even farther behind the
record year, 1955, when 22,106
were built.

British Columbia bullders pre-
dicted a gloomy year for house-
bullding carter this year, but
the situation has improved since,
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